La Grande evening observer., January 29, 1913, Image 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1913.
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HAVE YOU A FOUL MOUTH?
Every cavty la a cesspool of germ life, an acid manufacturing
plant that deeayi teeth. Our modern hygienic treatments make
clean efficleut maatlcattng function. Delay meant regret. Oon
'sult M.
MODERN DENTISTS
PHONE MAIN 747. DEPOT AMD ADAMS,
LA QQANDE
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DEFINITIONS 1 1
HELL:
Three telephone systems In a town.
PURGATORY:
Two telephone systems.
PARADISE:
One Good Telephone System.
ELBERT HUBBARD
Pd Adv.
SjjSiSSSSSSJSSiBIKSS
Phone Main 8
THE GEO. PALMER
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sewed free. We will call and de
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Expert workmen.' New machin
ery.
THE CLUB TAILORS
2013 Adam? avenue?hone B 1241
' Hoti to the Piblie,
X notify people In general not to
buy or trade for two certain note,
"Jap Charley" for $175.00, Mrs. Alice
Jolley'a note for 1200.00. .C. WILSON.
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Peg License.
The tags are now in thla office and
can be procured on application. All
owner of doga should secure license
at one. .
LKB WARNICK.
1-25-St City Recorder,
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t proposition for one parson 4
either lady or man In every
school district In Union and
Wallowa counties outside of La
Grande, to act as correspondent.
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news, provided at least one news
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END DISGUSTING
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WHAT I
We Are About to Describe Below May Be
OF IMPORTANCE TO YOU
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Lots 1, 2, Block 53 Chaplin's Add., the same being on the cor
ner of Sixth street and M avenue, 120 feet on M avenue, 110 on
Sixth street, making an ideal location for three modern resi
dences. There are now levied against these lots assessments for the
Sixth street pavement to the amount of J. $1316.38
The sewer assessment I 86.06
These Assessments
have sacred the owners and they have placed them jn our hands
for sale at $300 and the purchaser to assume the assessments.
LET US SHOW YOU
These lots and we know you will agree with us that they are a
good investment. v .
All Classes of Property For Sale at Our Office
OFFICERS OF
BANK NAMED
OLD DIRECTORS iU Bl-KLECT
ED.
SsrUss Fsad Is Added a Baa sf
First Tear.
Imbler, Jan. 29. (Spcial) Follow
ing the annual meeting of stockhold
ers of the State bank of Imbler, at
which the same board which has bad
the affairs of this bank In charge
for the past ten months was re-elected,
the directors held their first meet
ing for the new year and elected the
following officers: Ceo. L. Cleaver,
president: Clay W. Fox, vice presi
dent: Sherwood Williams, cashier,
and Guy J. Glenn, assistant cashier.
Five hundred dollars of the - past
year's earnings were carried to the
surplus fund of the bank, which
shows the bank has been doing a
prosperous business since it , opened
It doors on March 4th last, as well
as the - fact that its policy Is the
sajme as all well managed banks in
creating and adding to a substantial
surplus fro'hi the beginning, thereby
giving greater security to their depositors.
La Grande Investment Co.
1111 ADAMS AVE, LA GRANDE, OR.
SALT LAKE LIKES SHOW,
Girl From Toklo Wlus Favor In Salt
Where It Meets Public.
Of "The Girl From Toklo," coming
here next Friday, the Salt Lake Re
publican has this to say:
Brimming of brand-new .farcical
predicaments, few of which may be
accused of intimacy with the comedy
of yesterday,, "The Girl from To
klo" opened last night ' at the Salt
Lake theatre. Almost from the rise
of the curtain commence situations
made keenly delicate by drawing
room politeness. Cleverness an
highly artlstlo portrayals prevail, the
leading role being taken by Julia
Morton, who won distinction in
"What Happened to Jones."
'The Girl from Toklo" is an adapt
ation from tbe German farcical suc
cess or Robert Pohl, which on the
European stage was lauded as ono of
the cleverest bits of fun and merri
ment of many, a theatrical season.
It was thoroughly enjoyed last night
by a lavja audience, principally be
cause of Its newness, the fine mix
ture of character . study and Its por
trayal of what might actually happen
In real life should one fall In love In
Japan, come home and marry a new
love and find at one's heels a mudd
led French diplomat.
In brief, Bartley Swift a young"
American, engages In business In
Japan and soon finds himself heels
over head in love with Nancy Noyes.
winsome . English actress. There
springs up a rival' in Count Bon! de
Brassle. a furious French ' diplomat
The Frenchman drives Swift back to
America. Believing himself only knee
deep In love with the actress, he
marries Blanche 'Miller, an American
heiress, and 1s about to settle down
in bliss.
Cpon the scene comes tbe win
some Nancy, called to the Swift home
as a governess. She has all the love
letters of Swift and an apparent
craving for his love. The , French-
manhas followed her, still looking
for the bood of all rivals. .'
Relief comes when It develops the
fair Nancy is the widow of the late
Esmond Miller and that her mission
was hot that of governess but to set
tle the Miller estate.
Edmund Forde ' possessed all the
appearance of a man In domestic
trouble, at least from the foollght in
terpretation. He presents an admir
able nortwal of Hartley Swift. 'Al
lan Brander also appears to have
studied the wrath of French diplo
mats crossed In love, possibly more
from ral life and his Interpretation
was appreciated very " keenly. John
Raymond also contributed the' best of
stage art in telling how a ministerial
tutor looks when under the Influence
of "Scotch." Henry Travers as
Frank Cutting, Swift's friend, and
Miss May Holton as Molly Miller
pay Juvenile roles.
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WEEK BY WEEK.
Sack Week Appear the Statements of
La Grande llfesldent. .
Last week It was a La Grande citi
zen who spoke. The week before, it
was a La Grande citizen who spoke.
The week before, and for many weeks
before It was a La Grande citizen who
spoke.. And again this week It Is a
La Grande woman. You are not ask
ed to act upon the ord of a Strang)1'.
The best guidance , that Is humanly
possible to give you the encouraging
word of neighbors, is always given.
Mrs. Thomas Budge, 1912 Third St.,
La Grande, Ore-, says; 'X?ne of our
family complained a great deal of
backache, caused by the constant Jar
ring he got at his work. Sometimes
he bad to lay off for several days.
Doan's Kidney Pills have helped him -greatly.
We think there Is nothing
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supply In the house. I advise ail
kidney sufferers to try Doan's Kid-
ney Pills. You - may continue t.
publish the testimonial I gave after
they were first used In our family."
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Chronic Constipation Cored.
"Five years 'ago I had the worst
case of chronic constlpalton I ever
knew of and Ctiamberlala'a Tablets
cured me," writs 8. F. Flak, Brok.
lyn. Mich. For tU bf all dealers.
The Arrival of the
New Year
found us with Improved facilities
for handling an Increasing busi
ness Insuring better service to
our patrons than ever before, to
gether with an enlarged stock of
the best grades of lumber 'of all
kinds, sash, doors, . shingles,
mouldings and mill work for In
side and outdoor trim ..,;
WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY