La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENLNO OBSERVER, PAGE FIVE -1 SHERRY'S! The HOUSE OF COMFORT PATHE'S "WEEKLY ALWAYS INTEREST1XG. ... A JTOTHEITS STRATEGY" . ' DRAMATIC Ll'BIN. THE CRLYE OF CARELESS . NESS" ' co-operation with the national association of KANUFACTTTflEKIS, AN EDI. SON. -FRECKLES A FINE YITA GRAPH COM. EDT, FEATURING JOHN BUN. NY AND FLORA FINCH. VAUDEVILLE. THE MAC ALLISTERS v ISLE, KYLE, KILTIES '. BAGPIPE AND SCOTCH ' ; - DANCES. ' .- 4 JWAli BREVITIES. ' Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night. . .. , Spanish taught at Room 3. Foley block. 7 p. m. evenings Monday, Wed A THREE REEL SENSATIONAL FEATURE AT THE ARCADE TO NIGHT. FINE VAUDEVILLE, A CLASSY SINGES AND THE EVER POPULAR GAUJTONT I "WEEKLY. - HUNT'S Supreme Quality FRUITS are the best aid to good digestion. Peaches, Fears and Ap ricots 3 cans for . . . $1.00 The Very blest fruit that California grows, pre served, all ready ; to serve. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY r Where Quality .Is Paramount There is a reason for everything and the reason our business has increased so fast is because our prices are the same and in many cases less. At the same time we are paying dividends to the good pat rons on their purchases. Each day we are adding new names to our list who wish to share in the benefits that are to be de rived. Yours to Please, The UnionCounty Co-Operative Assn. Where Quality Is Paramount . AJtTUUB EL WELL, CLASSY BARI TONE &LNGEJS AT TUB ARCADE TO.VIOUT. 1-27-21 needay, Friday. Prof. F. Peraandes. A RIG FEATURE AT THE AR. l-t-2t CADB TOKIGHT. Let Heacock fit your glasiss. La Grande Business College. Telegraphy, Spanish and a full practical course la business. Enroll at any time. Office kelp supplied at a moment's notice. HEAlOth . grinds any lens in a few minutes. 3rd floor new Foley building." , ...... DR. . GAR-EL.H AMA, THE BIG SENSATION AT THE ARCADE TO NIGHT. 1-27 2t VINCENT LORENE, CLEVER VAUDEVILLE AT THE ARCADE TO NIGHT. 1-27 2t HAW FOBS WANTED. Highest market price far any kind of raw furs. -Correspondence solicit ed. A Runer, Hot Lake, Ore. 1-20 t G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music carefully taught 604 Adams ave., phone black: 1362 DR. GAR-EL-HAMA A THRILLING PRODUCTION IN THREE REELS AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. l-27-2t PILES CURED IN TO 14 DAYS. Your druggist will refund money it PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure. any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 Jo 14 days. 50c ' Big Ice skating link on Cor 8'b and N avenue Price 15c. Skates to rent 1-10-tf Dressmaking Mrs. Oleson. ' Satisfaction 1620 Sixth street. Judson and guaranteed. 1-4-tf DR. H. 8. BROWNTON, DenUtt Of flee pver Sherry's theatre. $50.00-'-For Sale Piano . pair. Call Red 3532. in fcood-re-l-20-t GAUMONT WEEKLY AT THE AB- . , at CADE TO.VMSHT. ! Mrs. E. It. Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and harmony. Pbone Black 881, Studio. Corner f Fir and tdam. ';' 9-23-tf . HEACOCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd floor new Foley building. W F Hendrick resident tuner. Bx 732. Ska ting at the Odedn 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 Where Quality Is Paramount Dressmaking, Mrs. ReT. Adams and Attelberrr, UMV4 as. Phono B Mt BITTER The photographer In your town. 11-1U , r THE BIG SHOW AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. EVERYBODY'S GOING. .-".. I-27-2t 'V THE AMERICAN QUEEN COB. 4 s SET ' 4 4 Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetlere 4 at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black 4 4 831 for demonstratalon. 4 4444444444444444 DRY. WOOD FOR SALB 13.58 per cord. Phone Red 641. 12-21-tf HEACOCKS GLASSES FIT. Because of the frequent questions asked in regard to the subjeot, the librarian of the public library would like to state that a list of the houses under quarantine Is kept at the li brary and In case any books have been taken into those homes, they are destroyed to avoid all danger of contagion. The library is frequenUy fumigated, and there, Is no reason why anyone should feel apprehensive in regard to contagious diseases from frequenting the library room and tak ing home the books. 44444444444444444 4 ? 4 " PHBSONALS. 4-' 4 44444444444444444 . John Collier, manager of the Peo Dles' store, has gone to Portland on business matters. W. C. March, edrtor of the Wallowa Sun. county paper of Wallowa ounty. was In the city yesterday visiting friends. . A. Klees, the Summerville mill man. was in La Grande over Sunday.; Mrs. Mary Collins who has heen housekeeper for Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kirtley left last evening for Los An geies where she goes tojoln; Mr. and Mr. R. O. French who have located there. T. H. Williamson, deputy sheriff of Union county, went to Union this morning to conduct a snenn s sate. ' Leo Klees of Summerville, ; .Is in the city in the interests of the saw mill which be and his father are con ducting at that place. ... ' E. E. Hanson, who is running a ditch engine at Huntington took his Utile daughter to . that place this morning where she will enjoy the company, of her parents who are tem porarily located in that city. Attorney Robert Slater, brother of J. D. Slater of this city, arrived from Pendleton this morning and will be the guest of his brother. Mrs.- Wm. Taal of HJlgardls In the city, the guest of friends Mr. and 'Mts. James Tetrick. who have been staying at Dayton, WaKh-Vig-.on, and who "have been in La Grande visiting friends and relatives if turned to Mountain Grove, Missouri where they live.. Mrs. M. A Gohrmley of Wallowa was In the city a few days vlsiilng her daughter Ruth, who Is teaching In the central school. James Switzer, representing the Rumelv Products company, left the city this morning for North Powder Aer He makes his headquarters in La Grande, and covers the eastern territory In the capacity of solic itor George Buestng of Alicel, was lu the city over Sunday. His brother, who was shot by am unknown party on the Fourth of July last Is -well again and none the worse for the ma licious attack. D. Rafter of La Orande went to Palmer Junction today where be wiP go to work for that company. Former Maor Wm. Church and wife arrived hi La Grande this morn ing after an absence of several weeks Mayor Flail was a professional vis itor to Hot Lake this morning. Mrs. H. R. True arrived today from Portland to visit at the home of her father, 1 Orion. She accompanied little Ollle Kessler who will visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs .1. Lrwrence. Mrs. S. M. TT.imilton of Baker, has br! tf-n rurt of r. Hanna of this rlty. She wtnt to Walla Walla to day. Mrs. Lw F. Lawler returned this morning from The Dalles and made connections for her home ln Enter prise. Mrs. D. B. Ruckm&n of AlVcel was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Head over Sunday, .,' - Mildred Sion who has been at Hot Lake for some time, returned 'to bar home In Elgin today. - T. E. Edward of Baker arrived in La Orande and will go to the George Palmer Lumber company's camp to look over the system of that com pany. Mr. Edwards is a lumberman ' Mrs. Wnters went to Baker this morning to meet her huBband am' attend' the lecture given there by Bishop - Luccock of the "Methodist church. Se will also attend the ban quet and -the reception given In honor of the bishop. On Wednesday he will lecture in La Orande. . 'Mr. and Mrs. Gardner of La Grande will leave tomorrow for San Diego, Cal., for a two months' vacation and sightseeing trip. . , Mrs. O. H. Prentice and son Oren, of Ponderay, Idaho, are visiting at. the. home of ber parents, Mrs. and Mrs. H. C Coiner. Notice lb Mommi Remember the lodge social tonight Bring a friend. Egyptian Justice. In ancient Egypt all court business was carried on In writing in order that the decision might not be Influenced by oratory or ernonal appeal. Tbe laws lay before the Judges upou a table, and tbe accuser declared lu writing bow be bad been tnlured. whereupon the de fendant stated In writing what be had to say. " Then cauie a rejoinder from eacb party to tbe ruxe. arter which tbe Judges del'beriitt-d Mmung themselves until tbey bud bit upon tbe proper le gal penalty for tbe iwrty wbo bad In tbe meantime been adjudged guilty. Tbls point twlng reached, tbe president of the Judges tombed with an image of Thmel the "tloddeH of Troth." tbe manuscript of tbe guilty plea-ler, and tbe case was over. Nt-w York Ameri can. . What a Mango Tastss Like. Tbe first tblog to do when you reach Ceylon Is to eat s mango, Will be as good as1 you are told It Is? Yea, It Is better, illlrst you think It's an apri cot, and tW .vou .think It's a banana; no, freshera peucb. a strawberry ana then comes a delicious sharp, fretib. aromatic after tante slightly tinged with turpentine, but not bitter. Tben you set all tbe taste at once, and yon know tbnt tbe mango is Ilk nothing else hut Its own Incomparable self. It bas all tbexe different taste at ouue. tmultaneunsly. Metropolitan. Warmth In Snow. Snow Is wsrui by virtue of Its light and woolly texture. But It Is also warm on account of its whiteness. Had snow been black It would nave absorbed tbe heat of the mm and melted quickly. Instead, it reflect bent, and taw reflect ed beat falls upon bodies shore tbe snow, while tbe warmth of the earth I preserved beneath It A Watoh Under a Tumblsr. Placing' a watch under s tumbler near the bed of a sick person will give him relief from tbe ticking wblrb Is frequently very trying to highly sens!' tlv nerves - Woman's Home Compan ion. A Miserable 0 rafter. "That looks like some crib to crack," said tbe firxt burglar to bis pal as tbey passed a suburban mansion. "None o' that for me." said tbe pat "One of tbe biggest grafters In tbe United Ststes lives there." "How do you know that?" asked the first burglar. "I broke In there once and be cangbt me wit' tbe goods on." said the pal. "I bad to pay him $15 to let me go." Harper's Weekly. Misinterpreted. "Beg pardon, sir." said the doorman at the Staghorn club. "Haven't you made a mistake?" "1 reckon not" replied 81 Corn tassel "Tbe sign on tbe door says 'No Admis sion.' and if they's no admission it's free, ain't Itr-Judge. N Didn't Find It So. Willie All tbe world love a lover Wsllie Rally lie. you know. Nellie de Wink's pet terrier bas bitten me four times, bah Jove! Exchange. One's own thistle field is dearer to blm than his neighbor's garden of roses. -German Proverb. Csttish. "Do you think Oscar proposed to me merely on account of my money V "Well, my dear, you know he mast have had some . reason." Fllegende Blatter. : There lx nothing so powerful troth sad often nothing so strange. Webber Classified Jt'HATKUNAli OUTERS a. F. ft A. M. La Orande Lodge No 41. A. F. ft A. M. holds regulai meetings first and third Baturdayi at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome' all Masons. N. MOUTOR, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary. B. P. O. E. -La Grands Lodge No. it masts sack Thursday evening at o'clock la Elk's club, corner of De ' pot street and Washington avsaae Visiting brothers cordially lavtts to attend. " T. J. SCROGGIN8, E. B, H. E. COOUDGE, Roc. 8 so WOODMEN OF THE WORLD L Orande Lodge No, W W. O. W " meats svsry first and third Txi are at L OX O. f . halL AU 1sl te aassaers loom, -D. FITZGERALD, C C. J. EL KZNNET, Clark. MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA La Grand Camp No. T70S meets oa th Arts and third Thursday even Init nt each month In tha K. t P oalL Visiting neighbor wslcom. W. A. DUNN. C. . W. T. LAN DRUM. Clark- ROTAL) NEIGHBORS Meets Mcond and fourth Sri day van month. AU rlsltlb mmbra ear laUy Invited. . COKA JTTZOERALD, Oracle. LUXT C. tiiwi a, Record ar. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. la mest very Tuesday rnlng In th I. O. 0. V. haM. All visiting mat ber are Invited to attend. .: DELLA WAGNER. N. G. MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, 8C U. O. O. M., La Grand Lodge No 850, Loyal Order of Moos, holdi regular meetings every Monday ai 7:30 p. m. in I. O. O. F. hall. Visit ing brother cordially invited to at tend. B. Lb LEAV1TT. Sec'y. R. J. GREEN. W. D. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosi Lodg No. 17 mt vsry Moaday night la CaaUs hall, (old ffik'a hall ) A Pvthlaa wslcom to all TlaltUd Knights. . & wa juunr. o. a R. L. LINCOLN. M. Of R ft a 0. a B. Hop Chapter No. It, O. m hold Mated communication th sscoad and fourth Wednesdays ! each morth. Visiting members er dlalljr tBTtted. MRS. MARIE JACKSON. W. M. MAST A. WAKNICX. Sm. , F. O. E. La Grande Aerie No. 259. Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, at th K. of P. hall. Vlv Iting members cordially welcomed. HARRY W. SWARTZ, W. P. UP. BELLINGER. Sec WOMAN WANTS TO WOtRK for par ties leaving town. Call Red 681. 1-27 tf STRAYED 1 year ' old brown yearl ing heifer branded "H K" on right hip. Half crop out of right ear up per bit and half crop out of left ear. Came to William Henry ranch at Imbler about three months ni?o. "Owner may have heifer by tailing ami paying damages. . l-27-5t Notice to Hoose. Remember the lodge social tonight Bring a friend. We bandl the "PEERLESS PRODUCTS" The name "Peerless sisnines perfection in Mazda and Gem Lamps We sell Westinghouse Motors Byron - Jaekson & Gould Pumping outfits for irrigation, etc Directory WOMEN OP WOODCRAFT CIRCLE NO. 47 Meet second and fourth Tuesday night of each month at K. of P. ball. All visiting aelfh bors welcome. ' LENA HEAD, G. N. LILLIE AUL8TOTT, Cierk. miS!LlAft AMU AUBOEOAS DR. R. E. U HOLT Physician aad surgeon; successor to Dr. N. MoU-. tor; corne Adams avenue and Des pot SL Pliones Office Main (I; (Residence, Main 730. . HR. M. K. HALI-PhysicIan and sur geon. New Foley Building, third floor. Phone (Main 53. 4. L. RICHARDSON. M. D. f. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D. Drs. Richardson A Loughlta. . Physicians and Surgeons Phones Office Black 1361. Dr. Richardson' Re. Main Dr. Loughlln'a iRes. Main TI7. - j. H. UPTON, Ph. Q. M. D.- Physician and Surgeon, fjpeclal attention k Eye, Ear, Nos and Throat. Offlo In La Grand National Bank Build ing. Phone: Office Main I; Rest denes Main 11. DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Disease at the sye a specialty . DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Dis eases of women and child rea. - Of fice: Adam avenue, over Wright Drug Co. VET ERIN ART. JR. P. A CHARLTON, Veterinary 8wr geon. one at Hill's Drug tor La Grand. Residence Phoas, Bag T01; Offlc Phone, Black 1M1; la- dependent Phons (3: Both at Resllene. I CHIROPRACTORS. G. T. DARLAND CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS. NO. 4, Dpot SC. ad joining Oregon Hotel. Phone Ret 1761. - OSTEOPATHS. Miuu. W. , ZlMMhiKMAN Osteopath Physician. ., Over Lillys Hard war ( tor. Phone Maln 3. to Dr. r. Moor-. 'u ATTORHEYS AT LAW COCHRAN ft .COCHRAN Attorney Cha. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Ooasv ran. La Grand' National Building, La Grand, Oragoa. g. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. B. BAKTJI CRAWFORD ft BAKIN Attorney at la. Practices In all th eonrtn at th state and United State. Of flc In La Grand , National Bank Building. L Grand. O rea on. sf T oreen Attomev-at-Law. Room HO, Bommer Bldg, La Grand. Ore. Practices In all and federal courts. H. E. DIXON, LAWYER AH BUM and Federal Courts. Collection. Room 4 and 5, La Grand Natl . al Bank Building. P ROC RAM AT ARCADE TONIGHT 1 DR. OARwEL-HAMA, . TOREX IREEL FEATURE. i vaJiCEJiT ft LORES E, CXEYK TAUDKVILLE. ' S-JCR. ARTIirR EL WELL, II BARITONE SOLOS. 4 fiAHfOT WEEKLY, ALWAYS I5TERESTIXG. flouce u me x uua I notify people In general not to buy or trade for two certain notes. "Jap Charley" for $175.00, Mts. AUca Jolley s note for $200.00. C. WILSOHL 1-27-6U ' We sell American and Westing house Electric ally Heated Apparatus Irons, etc. Guarantees for all time. "We will wire your house and take care of repair work." La Grande Electric I Foley Hotel Block Black 3141 I