La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 13, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text(9Tam LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1912. PAGE FIVE SHERRY'S OF COMFORT. "LIKE A CAT THEY t'OME BACK." A sure laugh getter. A Bio graph. "MISLEADING EVIDENCE" Splendid work by the I'atho Western company. "Itl'BBER INDUSTRY Veiy Interesting educat'nnai and scenec picture by G. C. P. C. CONVERTIBLE Al'TO" Amusing trick pictures. G. C. P. C. THE HATEa SISTERS Change of at win rah change of pictures. Cl"i i'g Sunday night. "THE "WABM.Nti HAND'' An unusually strong dratna featuring Francis X. R.ishmau. An 8. & A. "A LIMITED iMVOKCE." Husband and wife agrjij to separate for e weeks, anil the husband goes out to cele brate. "Some c."medy." 4 Uio irapb. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME See the new line of premiums at the Grand Union Tea store. 11-13-41 AI. 2. L. Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and harmony. Phone Black 881, Studio, Corner it Fir and Adams. 9-23-tf Ask your friends how they like ths Grand I'nlon tea am! coffee. Full line of stople groceries. 11-13-H New wide ruffling at West's. DA MCMILLAN. DENTIST, bas moved to the new Foley bldg, 2nd floor Dr. H. S. Brownton, Dentist enson's Dental Office. Stev- Unusual West's. sale of women's suits at LOCALS TOflSEBl. . Ask your frlenie what kind of suit we make. - TOGGEBT, Mies Blanche Clark will meet ber art pupils on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons at 906 Main Ave. Residence phone Farm 87. 10-1-3 m G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe prgan, ear training, tneory ana nisiory lot mnslc carefully taught. 604 Adams ktreet, phone black 13S2. Reoms 34 and 35, new Foley build ring, ARE OW Otl'Dl'ltu til ut KHICK, the sight specialist. 11-ltf R1TTER ffhe photographer In your town T X HAIMKSGIVONG SALE Our annual Thanksgiving Sale is an event the peo pie of La Grande and vicinity always look forward to with great interest. This year we are in better s hape than ever to supply your wants. Our stocks are large and varied. A glance over this sheet wil 1 convince you. Why not begin to buy some of your Holiday presents right now? During this sale yo u can buy Linen Scarfs, Centres, and Squares at a great reduction. A visit to our store will be of mutual benefit. For modern dressmaking call on Mrs. (Rev.) A. J. Adams and Mrs, Jack Attelberry. 1302 O avenue. Phone Black 661. 11-6-tf Married November 12, 1912, at St Peter's church, by the Reverend Up ton H. Glbbs, William iH. Cash to .Miss Wattle Stevenson, both of La Grande. The young couple will make their 3 future home in uigin. What About That Thanks .. giving Roaster? HE ACOCK Is now located in rooms 34 and 35. New Foley building. Take the elevator. Inspector Mrs. Emily Hinkle will arrive this evening and tomorrow a ternoon, Thursday, Nov. 14th, will in spect the W. ft C. of La Grande. She will remain here until saturuay loornlng when she goes to Union to msuect the W. R. C. of that place. Several of the La Grande members will nrobably accompany her to Un ion. While in the city Mrs. Hlnklj will be the guest of Mrs. Julius Roesch. Thanksgiving West's. linens on display at Cbnlmers-Detroit agents. Dittebrandt phone Black 3471. Cars. Local Brothers, tele-10-29-tf Fer the Baxy Baa. Merchant' lunch from If to 'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. -l-tf Yon ran buv Thanksgiving linens cheapest at West's. Ye alden tvme Thanksgiven dinner flt Ramist church Nov. 28. Children 25c. Adults 50c. Baptist committee. ll-12-14t Savory Roasters Seamless, Blued Steel, Self -Basting, Oval Top. 200 1110x1712x814 ,.$1.25 400 13x20x9y2 '2.25 100 Round 12V4x8Vi 1-00 2000 Savory blued steel but with enameled pan HVfcxnxSVk $2.00 Mercerized and linen napkins all sizes and patterns sale price 75c up Homestead Damask linen. This is an exceptionally good cloth and we guarantee the wearing qualities. Sale price...- 75c Special quality Bleached Irish Damask 68 inches wide. Thanks giving price - $1.00 Reed's Turquoise Roasters. Blue and white enameled, oral shape, self-basting, seamless san itary. No. 0 8xllx6io with ventilators ....! $1.95 No. 2 lOVL'XlGM-xeio with venti lators $235 No. 3 UVoxl7iox7i. $2.50 Special We have an asortment of stamp ed linen in doilies squares and runners that have been some what soiled. "We have thrown them out on the bargain counter for the sale only at just i the regular price. Cream all Linen Damask ... 65c Mercerized Damask 72 in. wide : 65c A very beautiful quality of real Irish Damask 71 inches wide pat tern Fluer de Lis and Rose. This is a cloth that we are exception ally proud of. We also have nap kins to match the number. Thanksgiving price ..$1.50 ..10c -12&C 121oc Outing Flannel -15c Daisy cloth 10c Amoskeag Apron Gingham t 36 in. Percale worth 15c 10c 65c Dress"flannel (red and gray) Advertiser Muslin 36 in 10c NOTION DEPARTMENT San Silk (all colors) 4c .Safety pins, all sizes 4c Pearl buttons, all sizes 5c Guaranteed barettes 25c Tooth brushes (25 and 35c val ues) ...12c Supporters, all sizes r 10c School handkerchief on sale, per doz :.25c The Haves SMers dainty singing and dancing Miiibrettes. Sherry's to-night. WW. C HANSEN. Contractor. Brick. Stone and Concrete, Clever vaudeville artists and Bins- ..... .... nt 4 Vio prs or nnii'tv are me """ LArcsde tonight. IIEACOCK HAS MOVED to the new 'rly building. Rooms 34 and 35. D. T. TXARLAND CHIKUCltACi PARLORS. No. 4. Depot fct., ad joining Oregon Hotel. Phone Red 1751. Call Her tore and gee the new baking now- premium at the Grand I'ninn T?a p. It's a strainer kettle. 11-13-lt f I , i:S ff Jtr- w The subject of Dr. Tylie's lecture, to be given at Honan hall. Wednes day evening, is "The FtTth of a Soul." founded upon Browning's poem. "Soul." The Neighborhood club mem bers and their friends are urged to he present. In addition to Dr. Fyke's lecture the program promises u;,al numbers from two of Grande's favorites. Piano Pmf Armstrong and vocal Mrs A. L. Richardson. . Wednesday is Educational day and -rives the club members an opportun ity Ttioof the teacners u. urn schools. No offering is to be taken. ll-12-2t two La solo by solo by 8 . We sell only the de pendable EASTMAN "N.C'FILM Properly orthochro matic and' tested to give the best possible results to Kodakers under all conditions. Twenty-seven years experience behind the manufacture of these films. A Red Cross Drugstore Phone Main 4. Mrs Ellen II. Cross has received o i.tr dated Nov. 3rd from her nenhew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wil lard D. Straight, who have Just re turned to New York City from abroad where Mr. Straieht nas oeen iwimns oi6. rniirnnd and banking Interests Mr. Straight Is a member of the firm nf .1. P. Morgan ana company. .. ,i Mr. Straight write they are ,oLi.,' 1,1.1ns to come to La Grande to visit Mrs. Cross and family. Mrs o...iht was Miss Dorothy Whitney u-Avfrn r.ii-1 for General house Tplei.hnne Main 6". or call . 111,10 1 mm trill crenTterv 11-13-tf 01 BULK MINCE HEAT will make which vou your lips in the blending pies over will smack memory of spices WARNER'S CORSETS EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED The Golden Rule Co. QUALITY THE SAME PRICES LESS EXCHANGE AGENTS FOR McCALL PATTERNS PEBSOSALS. ' Miss Ethel McKennon is visiting in Portland. Nelson A. Eyer, a stove man or (. ni- rago, was at tne roicy nisi mum. Ttndmer. a well Known jiirrju hnsiness men. was a ousiness visuui in the city last night. (J. E. Smnfleld of Kirlio. t.ien .ic- Collough of Stanlield were Foley vis itors last night. Water Superintendent oeorge 1. Cochran has returned from t rine- vllle where he has concluded adjudi cation of Crooked river water nsm. V. II. Wylir of Walla Walla, .1. .m. Chamberlain of Portland, Louis uo- hen and V. R. Fisher of J'ortianu auo Cleveland and both cigar dealers were among the Foley guests last nignt. wire or uayioo FUNNY FRILLED LIZARD. Carries en I mbrells, Has a Whip Tat! and Walks Like a Bird. The frilled lizard is found In Austrn lan woods, bolus tolerably abundant In north Queensland and the Kimber ley district of Western Australia. It lives on beetles such as are found on the tree barks. It Is about three feet n.Biimired from head to tall point What makes It remarkaDie coosisuj ui two thlngs-lU hurried walk and Its fighting anger. it carries u sort of natural umbrella ; J top about its neck, which It elevates j suddenly with an alarming effect even ," to ordinary lizard killing dogs, scaring them as an umbrella opened In the face of a charging bull; hence it Is called the frilled lizard. Its teeth are not of much use as n defense against a vigor ous animal, but when it lights It uses Its long, lithe tall in a way iu unu ID lUlU ill n 10 HE PUBLIC way to chard holdings there and fruits to achieve the alluring smack and tang found in no other mince meat on the market. PATTISON BROTHERS , GROCERY I sents an absurdly grotesque a' nee at micb times, more especially ' two feet, like a bird, ami so much does i it roml.le a bird lu Its walk that It . to t'P tlie connecting im mu estors of birds ana iue A. A. Women ana wi e o, , - ; han(,s were In the city last n,g .i ... . ,,, lt miEht lmbler to Inspect their nig or-icoinu u " ' . They were at I serve as nn ui J i L k the Folev while here. I like tlie magic ruu-ii-uu..- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kohl moved yes- would nt the word administer a thrash '. v.,n,lania new l,a .llsi-ilifMllent child. teruav inn.- ui.i " - - iuk iu i-- . i bunealow situated on the coi ner of Froin tllp scientillc point of view tne f Pennsvlvanla avenue and Urst street cretnre'K peculiar niethou or amniiin Mr Kohl is a contractor and builder M.. i most interesting, because It pre o.wi hoa one of the laiidsomest res- ni in this citv as his new home W. B. Springstead. -who for tne i frora the rrar. It walks bipednlly oron pasi ionr ",i ficorge Palmer Lumber company, nt. Looking Class, was in .. ,.itv taai niirht. on his way to seems ..i.i'i,n,n In Wlaennsin. He will I tween the a lltn !lt, i w return to Oregon after vstting witn nzanis m r.asi relatives months. in the for few FOR SALE Smith Premier type writer. Call at WVstern Union. 11-13-tf MODERN COTTACE FOR RENT. Innulre Golden Rule Co. 11-13-2 j,o?T C.old belt hinkle. please return to Sherry's 11-13-tf Finder theatre. WANTEIl I-adv wishes sewing bv the dav at your home. Phone Black 3512, after 6 p. m. ll-14-6t WANTED Young ladv wishes posi tion in office or store. Write A. care Observer. ll-14-tit A Real Disciplinarian. The other night we beard a father speak thusly: "William, your mother .. rt mn.t hnvA a dose of tens uie '" , " . castor oil before retiring tonicht It , is your betltlme no.. Take .. ir medl cine and go to bed nt once. But papa. I don't wants take no caster oil." "Ton must tnke tt, and Immediately. "Aw. papa. Idowanter!" -William, if you don't take that med Iclne I'll put you right to bed this mln ote without giving you a drop of If William was so scared that be took It That's tbe way to euforce dlacl-pUn,-Clevelaod Plain Dealer. "We now have on display our first lot of Christmas goods, consisting of the little articles for sending through the mail. These are the Parker Art company's and the Gib son Art company's lines and are all genuine hand colored novelties and still are quite inexpensive, Call as early as possible as these lines will not last long. "We wish to announce here that we will have the greatest display of Christmas goods this year ever seen in La Grande. NEWLIN Book & Stationary Co.