La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1913. , LA GRINDS E7X20NO Cr3VX3, PAGE FIVE rSHERRYS 1 The HOUSE OF COMFORT -A CBT FORI HELP" A MED ODBAMA. A B FOG RATH. "THE TWO .RUNAWAYS" A KALE WESTERN DRAMA THE MONTEBANn'S DAUG1I. TER DRAMA. , A LUBIN. -SAMMt BOPHEUS" FINE COMZDT. A SELIQ. STEWART AND MA Till AS DUTCH COMEDY SINGING AND TALKING ACT. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , THE SHAUGHRACGN COMPLETE IN THREE PARTS AS PLAYED BY THE AUTHOR WON BOUCICATJLT PRODUC ED IN IRELAND BY THE KALE CO. 4 LOCAL BREVITIES. ' J Henceforth '. the Bussey taxi ' and buss ' Mae will have quarters at ' the Foley hotel. . Phone Main 191. Day and algbt ' ' ' Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic ptano playing and harmony. Phone Black 081, Studio, Corner it Fir and Adams. 9-23-tf Hair Work. U Madam. Kennedy will be at the 8a Toy hotel for one more week. 1-20 tf DON'T FORGET TO GET A BOX -pF BOITILLON CUBES. THEN Whenever, you want ' delicious, strengthening bouillon, just add hot water to ,.v "A CUBE TO A CUP-" FUL" Saves you work, waste and money. Good any time lunch after noon for. extra guests for the whole family. 30c A BOX." ' ' I ' pattison brothers GROCERY Where Quality Is ' ..- . Paramount s " You wiU find FRESH EGGS VEGETABLES of all kinds in season. Yours to Please The Union County Co-Operative Assn. Where Quality Is . Paramount Members of tho G. A. tR. will meet on Saturday at 1 p. m. at Odd Fel lows ball for th porposs of Instal ling offlcera. Refreshments will be erred by the Women'a Relelf Corp. Spanish taught at Room' S, Foley block. T p. m. evenlngi Monday, Wed nesday, Friday. Prof. F. Fernandez. Let Heacock fit your glasses. NEW ACT OF YAUDEYILLE AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. . The Moose lodge ' will bold . Its monthy social next Monday evening when each member will Invite a gen tleman fr'cnd and bis lady frlena. Cards and dancing are in iti'Z for toe y-itlr HEACOCK grinds any lens in a few minutes. 3rd floor new Foley building. La Grande Business College.' Telegraphy. Spanish and ' a full practical course in business. Enroll nt anytime. Office help supplied at a moment's notice. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if It fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S sig nature Is on each box. 25c HAW FURS WANTED. Highest market price for any kind of raw -furs. Correspondence solicit ed. A Runer, Hot Lake, Ore. 1-20 6t NEW Ml OF YAUDEYILLE AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. , . Q. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music . carefully taught 604 Adams ave., phone black 1362 Big ice skating rink ea Cor 8'h and N avenue Price 15c. Skates to rent . lt.-. -, 1-10-tt '.' . .Try our one dollar box of fresh-cut cut flowers, our selection, delivered paid by parcel post, cash with erder. Carnation 60 and 75 cents roses 61.00 to $3.00 per dozen, violets' 25 to 40 cants per- bunch, sweet peas S1.56 per 100. Other fresh cut-flowers an de signs at Portland prices. Baker. Flor al ft Seed Co., Baker, Oregon. t; Tue Thu Sat' " "" " ,AN ACT OF VAUDEVILLE THAT LS A WINNER AT THE ' ARiCADE 1 TONIGHT. Dressmaking Mrs. , Judsoa and Oleson. Satisfaction ' guaranteed. 1620 Sixth" street. - 1-4-tf PR H. 8. BROWKTON, Dentst, Of- iflce over. Sherry's theatre. ' . $50.00 For Sale Piano In good re pair. Call Red 3632. l-20-6t . Merltol Hair Tonic keeps the scalp ! In a healthy condition, prevents the ihalr from falling out, restores it to ' Its natural color and used rct',.cr!r keeps the hair soft and fluffy. New ! Un Drug1 company. ! HAN LEY ft MURRAY IN A NEW ACT OF VAUDEVILLE AT THE AR 1 CADE TONIGHT. Where Quality Is Paramount Where Quality I Paramount HEACOCK, Eyesight gnsotsllst, ltd door sow Feley building. . ii ' in .I James A. Bell, who was brought to the Grande Ronde hospital from the poor farm, died at the hospital last night about 9 p. m. He was a resi dent of Union before going to the farm and had been at tbe place for a number of years. He was about 50 years of age and seems to have no relatives In this country: The body was burled by the county this afternoon. THE AMERICAN QUEEN COB. 4 SET 4 Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetlere 4 at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black 4 4- 831 for demonstrataion. 4 DON'T MISS SEEING MR. HAN LEY,' THE FUNKY GERMAN COM. EDI AN AD MISS MURRAY AS THE HEIRESS AT THE ARiCADE TOMGHT. Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and Attelberry, 1302 "-fc O ave. Phone B 561 Attendance at school is increasing. At the present date there are 60 per cent of the pupils in the schools and it Is safe to say that within the week the attendance will be almost up 'to normal. Some aro kept out of school on account of having swollen arms owing to the vaccination. The percent age of children In the schools will be about 90 per cent' until contagious diseases dies out entirely. W F Hendrlck resident tuner. Bx 732. THE BA3KKN AWD THE HKKESS A VAUDEVILLE ACT OF MERIT AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. DRY WOOD FOR SALE 13.56 per cord. Phone Red 641. . 12-21-tf HEACOCVS GLASSES FIT. BITTER The photographer In your town. 11-1 tf NEW .ACT OF VAUDEVILLE AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT, COMING NEXT. MONDAY AST) TUESDAY THE GREAT PICTURE THAT HAS j PROVE DA SENSATTOfN, DR. GAB- EL.HAQCA. IN THtBIEE REELS. i. PERSONALS. W.. A. Moss of the Klees logging camp was in the city on business.. C. R. Hibberd was a business pas senger to Imbler this morning. Mrs. Richard Emery has been con fined to her' rooms in the Savoy hotel on account of severe illness. H. Frowman was a passenger to Los tine on the branch lrne this fore noon, Mrs. Metzler of La Grande, went to Pendleton this morning where she will visit for an tdneflnite time. "Mrs. E. Landt of La Grande left this - morning for Pasco where she will make her future home. Mrs. E. B. Rhodes of Baker return ed to the city and will prosecute her work as Insurance solicitor. Mrs. C. C. Cates and son of Alicel were in La Grande making purchases. They returned this morning. Mrs. J. Harry of Portland made connections In La Grande this morn ing for Wallowa where she will visit friends and relatives. Mrs. A. H. Rudd of Joseph has just returned from Portland and mado connections for ber home this morn ing. Mrs. G. Edward Murray of Fen- tdleton who has been In the city some time went to Hillgard this morning. Oeonee Richards of Albany. Ore gon, passed through La Grande this morning on his way toLarame, Wy oming. - La Grande friends were at the station to meet him. A Klees and son Leo were In the city on business. They are Instal ling a new boiler In their saw mill and will be runnng as soon as the weather permits. Vi. W. Swart of Gibbon changed tmifi? tMs twr'tie for Wallowa whore she will vMt her dnuichter. 'MVs. June Mason. Her husband ha; been operator at Gibbon for the last twenty years and his son is on the d'spatchers' force In the La Grande office. Mrs. Gibbon will be hi Wal lowa two weeks. -. Mrs. Scran too of Isand City was s pasoeoger to that "plno; this morn ing . ; : J. H. Barry of, Imbler was In La Grande on business, returning this morning. V F. W. Densler Was called to Enter prise this morning on account of the Illness of bis son, who Is down with pneumonia. , - . C. W. Nlbl'ey .of the Mimnaugh Nlbley Lumber company'' arrived in La Grande from Salt Lake this morn ing. A. R. Stoddard, foreman of a log ging outfit in Elgin, went to that place this morning with a supply of tools to resume work, N. W. Frees, purchasing agent for the Palmer ' Lumber company, went to the Junction this morning in the interests of the company. Mrs. Jas. F. Ball who has been tbf guest of Mrs. Roskamp of La Grande for a number of days, returned to her home In Enterprise this morning. Edgar Marvin, sheriff of. Wallowa county, stopped off In the city on his way from Pendleton. He returned to Enterprise this morning. Mrs.'- C. E. : tylord of North Vow der who wa i, La Grande on busi ness returned ic that place thi3 io.e I noon, . ' C. E. Boggs of the La Grande Elec tric company went to Imbler where he la engaged In Installing a gener ator and ' lighting . system for the flour mill. . . ' B Quass, representing the Spokes man Review . of Spokane, is' in, the city looking after the collections for the Arm and taking new subscrip tions. '. Wm. Fine, one-tlmo mayor and ci uncilman of Elgin, now a' promi nent farmer of that section, was In the city meeting his old friends and t ran sac tn g business. H. W. Peterson, traveling freight and passenger agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. Paul and the Puget Sound 'railroad is in the city solicit ing business for the rwads. Mrs. A. B. May of North Powder and children' passed through this city on their way to Wallowa at which place -they will take the stage for Flora, where Mts. May will visit her sistfi'i and jfriende. ' . , Mrs. J. C. Higbee and ' daughter Cleo of Baker were in the city look' Ing "fiver -the prospects for a proba ble .location.. They returned to thai place on the . west bound train this morning. Mr. and Mrs. ' C. E. Coe of Oi-asit Allen, Nebraska stopped off In La Grande to look over the country. They are well pleased with the out look and may make tbe "valley their home" tn ihe near future.. They re turned to Nebraska today. Miss. Ethel Rettb, left this morn lng for Spokane where she will visit with her parents who own a large ranch in the neighborhood 'of -that city. She will be gone about six weeks and expects to return much rested and refreshed. - F. W. fassidy, a fur buyer from Prairie City, Grant county,' stopped off in I.a Grande to purchase furs He left this morning for the Wal lowa country where he says the pur chase of mink and martin hides is good. These are bringing four. and five dollars each. Presbyterian Cafeteria Sapper The ladies of the Presbyterian Missionary society will -serve a cafe teria supper at the borne of Mrs. J. K. Wright on Friday evening, from 5 to 8. . Everyone is Invited. A hot supper will be served and the bill of fare is as follows: Chicken Pie Msshed Potatoes Baken Beans i Fruit Salad Cabbage Salad ! .Brown Bread White Bread ' Mince Pie Fruit Pie Assorted Cakes Coffee JOINT INSTALLATION fUTlERDAT. New Officer ef the W. R. C and G. A. R Jointly Installed Saturday. New officers of the W. R. C. and G. A. R. will be Jointly Installed next I Saturday. The members meet at noon for luncheon and immediately after wards the ritual will be carried out ' It is expected that the very active post and corps at Union wlllsend ov- i sr a big delegation and put on the floor work, and it Js also hoped that Past National President Cora M. Da vis will be present to da the installing- of th new officer. Classified FRATERNAL OKDEU8 A. F. ft A. M. La Grand Lodge No iU A. F.,ft A. M. . holds regular meetings first and third Saturdayi at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome all Masons. N. MOLITOR, W. M. A. C WILLIAMS. Secretary. B. P. O. E. La Grande Lodge No. Ut meets sach Thursday evening, at ' o'clock In Elk's club, corner of D pot attest and Washington areas VlsiUng brothers cordially Invite to attend.' T. J. SCROOOINS. E. R. H. XL COOL1DGE, Rac 80 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD U Grande Lodgn No, 1U W. O. W masts every first and third Tn days it I O. 9. F, nalL All visit ins aiawi wslcomn. D. FITZGERALD, C. a , . J. H. KXNNXY, Clark. MUDKRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. T703 a sets as tho Arts and third Thursday avsa tun nt each month In ths K. of F bnU. Vial ling neighbors wslooma. W. A. DUNN, V. c. W. F. LANDRUM, dork. ROYAL NEIGHBORS Hosts orwr aseond and fonrth Xriday ovoi? month. All TislUv members cor dully InvltoA. COUA FVTZOERALU, Orada LILLY C K1MM1.E, Recorder. REBEKAH8 Crystal Lodgs No. so mes ts svsry Tuesday venlng In U I. O. 0. F. haM. All vUltlng mm bora ar Invltod to nttsnd. DELLA WAONER, N. G. MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, Sac U O. O. M., La Grand Lodgs No 860. Loyal Order of Moose, noldi regular meeting every Monday a 7:30 p. m. In L O. a F. hall. Visit lng brothers cordially Invited to at tend. ' :i ' ' i , B. L, LEAVITT. Sec'y. . R. J. GREEN, W. D. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosi Lodg No. a? moots orory htonanf night la Castl hall, (old Elk's kail . ft Pythian wIobm to all vlsias Knights.,... ., ' ' "'"'"jL W. ULBT, a a ' R. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. ft 8. a U. 8. Hop Chapter No. It, O. S, holds stated eommonlcatlona th ; second and fourtb Wednesday o ach morth. Visiting member or dlajly tnvttoa. MRS. MARIE JACKSON, W. 1L . MAST A. WAXHICX. Bos. F. O. E. La Grande Aerie No. 259. Meets every Friday evening at I o'clock, at the K. of P. hall. Vis iting members cordially welcomed. HAKRT W. SWARTZ, W. P. U F. BELLINGER, Sec . GEO. H. CTJEREY (He Who Sells Real Estate) every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day tells the public of many rare of fers that are on his listings of real estate through a large advertisement in the Observer. His notices are large, attractive, interesting, and contain many unusual bargnlns. Op portunity for you lurks throughout their contents. Remember tbe dayr Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and do not fall to read these adds for they will prove well worth your while. Are Ton Insanct Read Friday's Observer and see If your actions do not condemn you. However, it is never 'too late to re-( form. Riead our add tomorrow. j GEO. H. CTJEREY (He Who tell Real ihMv) WANTED Smallpox case to nurse. Call Will Juian, tRonde Valley House. l-23-6tp I Skating at the Odeon Every Tuesday and Thursday evening. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Children sseclaly Invited Bat nrday afternoea. IS enta for chiUren. V. Bean, manager. Directory WOMEN , OF. WOODCRAFT CIRCLE NO. -47 Meet second and fourth .Tuesday n,ight of each , month nt K. of P. hall. All visiting aelgk bors welcome. . , LfcNA HEAD, G. N. L1LLIE AliLSTOTT, ClerV DR. R. E. U HOLT Physician aatf ssrgeon; successor to Dr. N. Mott tor; corner Adams avenue and So pot St. Piiones Office Main Residence, Main 730. ' UH. M. K. HALIj iFhyaiclan and sur geon. New Foley Building, cbiasl floor. Phone (Main S3. a, L. RICHARDSON, 'A. D. f. W. LOUGHUN, M. D. M Drs. Richardson ft LougbUn, Physicians and Surgeona Phones Office Black 136). Dr. Richardson's Res. Main rt. Dr. Loughlln'a Res. Main 7S7. ' a H. UPTON, Ph. Q. M. D. Pbystoinn and Hurgeon. fipecial attention k. Eyo, Ear, Nose and Throat Otta In La Grand National Bank BnSt- , lng. Phonos: Offlc Main I; Rosi dence Main 11' IML H. L, UNDERWOOD Diseases of ths ay a specialty. OR. DORA .J.. UNDERWOOD Can oases of women and children, dftf flces: Adams avenue, over Wright Drug Oo. VETERINARY. JR. P. A CHARLTON. VetMlnary ftnr - gon. Offlc at Hill's Drag star La Grand, Resldeoc Phons, mat T01; Offlc . Phon, Black 1341; f dpendnt Phone S3; Both si Resllenc. CHIROPRACTORS. Q. T. DARLAND - CHIROPRACTC PARLORS. No. 4, Dot St, nV Jolnlng Oregon Hotel. Phoc CWI 1781. 08TBOPATHB. JUA). W. XlMMUHMANOatoonoCh Physician.,, Cm Lilly's Hardwor. tor.. Phon Mala (3. 8o.sar to Dr. F. B. Moori. ATT0KIKT8 AT LAW COCHRAN 4 COCHRAN Attornoyn . Chaa. EL Oocjrinn and Oto. T. OanV ran. La Grand National' Building, La Grand. Oregon. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. BAKCi CRAWFORD ft KAKJN Attorney, at la. Practices tn all th oonrm of th sute and United States. Of- 0c in La Grand National Building, La Grand. Orsion. ft. J. . GREEN Attorney-aM Rooms i-10. Sommer Bldg. I Grande, Ore. Practices 4n all ntsnr and federal courts. V H. E. DIXON, LAWIER All . and Federal Courts. ColUn-U s. Rooms 4 and 6. La Grand flatl 1 al Bank Building. , ,;,'. Lodge lflc. ' All members of RowenaTemT". t, Pythias Sisters, are requested tone present at th next Tegular weentag Thursday evening, January 23rd, OS 'WINNIE C. OLTVB 1-20-tt M. of R. ft C. ! WHAT Is better for break fast than BUCKWHEAT m CAKES a with k n a Adirondack Maple ) Syrup? a v a We carry a fresh'liriecf i . n l 9 a. seir-raising rancaxe ono Buckwheat FIo'T ! Phone 16 Cummings & Black f P9alai'nanlBifSla