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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1913)
LA GRANDE EVENING 0BSE3VE3, PAGE FIVE r Arcade Tonight Arcade Tonight TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1913. Two Keystone Comedies Featuring MABEL NORMAN . GAUMONT WEEKLY Always interesting ! S HERRY'S 1 ) The HOUSE OF COMFORT j j NOTICE j ! To-Night Only j The following musical j Program ! , by the j EMPIRE HARP j j ORCHESTRA j ! II Trovatore .... Verdi S Glow Worm. P. Lincke S i Bohemian Girl j S Harp Solo Mocking Bird ........ j ,'. . . By Request J I " and S A Number of Other S Popular Selections ! locals Henceforth the Bussey taxi and i buss line will have quarters at the "Foley hotel. Phone Main J91. Day and night. ;': : - I George Jacobs of South La Grande is somewhat improved today after a serious hemorrhage. He ' was In a critical condition yesterday. Many lines reduced still lowet at West's 15th anaual sale HITTER The photographer In your town. 11-ltf Ml nurses of the Grande Ronde hospital were vaccinated' yesterday. Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and Attelberry, 1362'. O ave. Phone B B61 VB. H. 8, BROWNTOX, Dentst. Of fice over Sherry's theatre. Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and' harmony. Phone Alack 881, Studio, Corner ff Fir and Adams. 9-23-tf Mrs. Anna Wise Party Gowns and Dresses 1911 Third Street. Phone Black 162 for appointments I KODAK : ivewuwva , IlL' Joe Pettlt formerly bead dry c'ean er In the Portland East Side Dye Works, and an expert in his Hue, has resigned the position there and is now located in a similar department of Cherry's New Laundry, this clt. Spanish taught at La Grande Busi ness college. School 7 p. m. evenings Monday, Wednesday, Friday. La Grande Business College. Prof. F. Fernandes. All staple dry goods at lowest pos sible prices during West's 15th annual sale. The Eagle Aerie No. 259, this . ty, will hold initiation of a lars class, followed by a banquet, Friday too 17th. All members are urged to be present as a large attendance is re quested, The Snowflake bakery Is now open for business under the lew owner ship of J. D. Porter. He has made many changes and rearranged the entire, premises. Quick hot lunches and a complete line of confections al. ways to be had. Mr. Porter has em ployed a first class baker one who knows the business and every Snow flake patron has highest praise for his bread and pastries. l-10-4t The Loyal Sisters of the Christian church, meet with Mrs. J. H. Keener 1114 Wash, avenue, Wednesday, Jan. 15th. 1913. . HEACOCK'S CLASSES FIT. Christmas eve a beautiful house plant , was left at the Grande Sonde hospital by some unknown person, and Superintendent Miss May Walker has been searching for the donor ev er since, but failing, has fallen back on the press through which she wish es to express, for the hospital corps, thanks for the beautiful gift. HEACOCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd floor new Foley ballding. Don't wait till the last minute t: take advantage of West's 15th annual sale. Try our one dollar box of fresh-cut cut flowers, our selection, delivered paid by parcel post, cask with order. Carnation 50 and 75 cents roses $1.00 to $2.00 per dozen, violets 25 to 40 cents per bunch, sweet peas $1.50 per 100. Other fresh cut-flowers and de signs at Portland prices. Baker Flor al & Seed Co., Baker. OTegon. Tue Thu Sat HEACOCK grinds any lens In a few minutes. 3rd floor new Foley building. Let Kodak Tell the Winter's Tale And let us supply all that you need for the telling. EVERYTHING'nKODAKS j RED CR05S DRUG STORE I AURORA FLOYD One of the best known of the English book plays, as gripping and famous as "East Lynne." The court room scenes just teem with excitement and ' the "big scene" is a scene of big suspense. A THANHOUSER PRODUCTION IN TWO REELS West's $9.90 suit sale includes ev- ery ladles' or Misses' tire stock. suit in the en- DRY WOOD FOR SALE $3.50 per cord. Phone Red 641. 12-21-tf TIUJ GREAT STEEPLECHASE AT SHEBKY'S TOJilGHT. G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of muBlc carefully taught. 604 Adams ave., phone black 1352 Let Heacock fit your glasses. . . . , ... u v ".. N avenue Price 15c. Skates to rent 1-10-tf Mrs. Chester Newlin will entertain ' h oftornrwin section or the Kanee . Klatch club at her home on. 504 Main street Friday, Jan. 17th. Dressmaking Mrs. Oleson. Satisfaction 1620 Sixth street. Judson and guaranteed. 1-4-tf W F Hendrlck reside at tuner. Bx 732. AT SHERRY'S TOJiMSHT THE LAST CHAKCE TV SEE THAT SPLEMMD FEATURE, "THE GREAT STE EFLEtllA 8E. THE AMERICA QUEEN COB- ' SET Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetiere S at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black 831 for demonstrataion. . - i -. TO CURE A COLS Ilf OHE BAYv Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig nature Is on each box. 25c PESSOHALS. A. L. Taylor of city on busitess. Allcel Is In the (Mrs. C. R. Thornton left this morn ing for Salem on business. - John Comstock of Cove was a home ward bound passenger this morning. Col. Ivanhoe returned this morning after a few days' absence from the city. C. B. Oral, game warden, was a passenger to Summervllle this morn ing. J. F. Ravenscroft of La Grande was a business passenger to Baker on the eastbound train this morning. Nelson Barnes from Joseph Is In the city on business. He will be here for threo or four days. Jurtpe and Mrs. J. W. Knowles left this morning for Enterprise where Judge Knowles will hear equity cases. ! . H. Berry of Imbler Is In La Grande on business. He returned Ihls morn ing. has Isaac Lannery of Joseph been In the city in the charge of a dentist. A. M attire of Cove has been Mrs. N, In La Grande nursing Mrs. K. Dyal She returned to her home In Cove this morning. Mrs. Sarah Rand who has been making ber home In Spokane, Wash., eturned last night and will live with ier daughters at. Enterprise. lMr. and Mrs. W. A. Conlon of B 'er arrived In La Grande this morn ing to spend a few days with ac- quaintances. W. M. Giles who has just completed , his contract at the Columbia gold mine, Is la the city looking after bus-! iness. The mine has been In opera-jj tlon for the last sixteen years and J has a monthly output of from $12,000 to $14,000 per month. He is visiting a brother-in-law. S Tom Duncan, the genial salesman 1 J t for Wurthnma . A. mmiUBT of I Portland, wholesale grocers, has re-1 1 I San Francisco and Southern Callfor I nia points. Mrs. Duncan returned "ith him. They will make their head- mu.aWam Bit 4ia WnUT - -w. Mr. and ltrs. Thomas Freeman ar rived this morning from WilHston, tn visit thnlr dauehtora. Mrs. Ineels. I ana uiue Teeman woo mo ne uiura from La Grande. They will look about for a location and settle here if they can find property. (Attorney. .R. J. Green is going to Eugene ' tonight to wind up an old lawsuit He will be in Salem for a day or so and will attend some of the' sessions ot the legislature. From Salem he will go to Portland on busi ness and wl)l return about Saturday. Miss fRMth Russell and. Grover Grlmmett will accompany Fred Holmes. wffeVnd daughter on, ther long trip through California, Texas, Florida, Isthmus of Panama and the eastern states. They leave tonight. Mrs. Smith has just returned. from St. Louis where she spent the holi days with her son Dean who Is at tending Prlnclpia college. Young Dean is In the fourth grammar grade and Is doing well. It is a military school and enjoys the reputation of being one of, the best schools in th middle west, i Mrs. Smith spent a number of days with her mother, Mrs. Emma Harris in La Grande, : before returning to her borne in Wallowa this morning. BREVITY APPRECIATED. Japanese Courtesy Was a Bore to Both Orisntel and Englishman. Oriental courtesy takes up a great deal of time and on that account Is not always appreciated In western lands. ns Is shown In the following extract from Ynshio Msrkluo's book on Eng lishwoman. "Ml!M John Bull," In which be i-sys: "1 ust-l t.i live lo Greenwich, and thent I attended to the Japanese na val office Id the iiiormuc. then to the night pchool of tl.-e Goldsmith Insti tute. It wax nearly 11 o'clock every nlRht when I arrived at my diggings. I W9 dondly tired. The landlord ask ed me very evening: " 'How were yo.i gi-tting on with ye;.' work today T " always answered blm every small detail of my work at 'he office ard the school One day I said to my land lady: 'Why Is yonr husband giving ma nib a troublesome question? Ton twy. I fftcD feel too tired to answer.' j "I'l.t putt i'l me and said: "'4- I"- boy. you need not glv blTii tilt nirnrmaLion or your wort, it I h tf'ir custom to say "How are you K!f!iis on?" and If you simply say ' "AM right" tbat will be quite enough.' , ..rlie next evening the old man put tb s;une question to me. At first 1 rather hesitated because I thought -".h an abrupt answer might offend litu.. hut I got courage at last wben ! r Lis wife giving me some sign tn Iter eye. 1 shouted loudly. 'All right! To my surprise, the old man seemed more satisfied than to bear the details "Since this event I began to Incline to bar more friendship with John Hullc...' than John Bullsr ROXIE & WAYNE IN VAUDEVILLE A BIG LAUGH We Have Faith in La Grande AND AT CONSIDERABLE EXPENSE ABE INSTALLING A - COMPLETE MODERN DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING PLANT. ', ' The head cleaner of a large Portland establish ment resigned to come to us. lie is an artist in his line. ' '' Assembling and plumbing will require about one week more. I 1 1 - CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY GEO. GILBERT, Manager KOTICX. At the Trainmen's ball on January 22nd we cannot be responsible for any wraps or furs lost by ladles. The crowdedcondltlon prevent establish ment of ; a check Btand In; the ladles' department' By Order Committee. l-13-6t . . . ' ' WANTED People, sell groceries by sample to consumers, details to Box 601, Portland, Or. 1-14-St Rating at the Odeori Every Tuesday and Thursday' . evening, DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ; Children especially invited Sat urday afternoon. 15 cents for children. V. Bean, manager. Where Quality 'Is Paramount You will find plenty FRESH EGGS VEGETABLES of all kinds in season. Yours to Please The Union County Co-Operative Assn. Where Quality Is Paramount 'I i j BARRINGTON HALL COFFEE Does make more Coffee per pound than other brands enough more to make it as economi cal per cup as 30c cof fee.'. Barrinqton Hall Coffee Sells for 50c a pound or two pounds for 95c and you get from 60 to 70 cups from each pound. Sole Agents PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Where Quality Is Paramount Where Quality Is Paramount
