TOTJBSD AY,' JANUARY 30, 1913.
PAGE FITS
S 11 E R RYS
The HOUSE OF COMFOR1
IKE JtC N.MSG AWA OF
DORIS"
A SPLEKDID 8TOHT FEA.
HUNG MABEL TRCX5ELLK,
AX ED1SOX
"X BOUGH RIDE 'WITH SI.
TBOGLTCERIJiE."
: A BIG DRAMATIC FEA
TURE THAT IS A THRILLER.
A SEL1G. .
"THE PEACE 0FFBB1SG,
A PLEASISG COMEDT, FEA.
TITRISG RUTH ROLAND. 4
KALEM. '
' "THE BBAVERT OF DORA"
A'FISE WESTERN DR.VMA
BT LUBIir. '
"TIGHTWAD TIPS
; A REAL LITE COMEDT OF.
COMPLETE CHANGE OF TAU.
DETILLE
PERKINS A T RATERS'
STNGING AND DANCING ACT
LOCAL BREVITIES.
, -.. V, '
Henceforth the Bussey taxi ana
buss line will have" quarters at the '
Foley-hotel. Phone Main J91", , Day
and night .
Spanish taught at Room 3, Foley
block. 7 p. m. evenings Monday, Wed
nesday, Friday. - Prof. F.Fernandex.
Mr...E. U Evens, teacner or arusiic,
piano playing and harmony Phn9 ,
Black 881. Studio. Corner , f Fi. and
adams. 8-83-tf I
Eat
OFTEN
Dromedary Dates are
as nourishing as they,
are clean and delicious.
They come to you care
fully layered and wrap
ped in waxed paper,
packed in individual
dustproof cartoons.
20c Packages.
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
Where Quality
Is
Paramount
DATES
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. - ' .' v N
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Yours to Please,
The Union County
Co-Operative Assn.
Where Quality
Is
Paramount
Let HeacocV lit your glasses.'
A NEW ACT OF TAUDETILLS AT
THE AJKCADE TONIGHT. ALSO BR,
AKTUl'R. ELWELL IN NEW SONGS
AND A CRACKEBJACK PICTURE
PROGRAM. . . . ,i .... .
' La Grnude Business College.
Telegraphy, Spanish and a full
practical course In business. Enroll
at any time. Office help supplied t a
moment's notice. :''. .
' : '. V.
HE ACOCK grinds any lena In a
few ' minutes.' 3rd floor new Foley
oullding. . . 'i " '
WESTERJTAN ft HOPKINS IN, A
NOVELTT ACT AT THE ARCADE
TONIGHT. - .
G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe
organ, ear training, theory and his
tory of musto carefully taught 904
Adams ave., phone black 1352
Big Ice skating jink on Cor 8h and
N avenues Price fSc. Skates to rent
"-..''., """ 1-10-tf -
, Dressmaking Mrs. Judson and
Oleson. ' . Satisfaction , guaranteed.
620 Sixth street.
. 1-4-tf .
DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentst, Of
fice oyer Sherry's theatre.
HEACOCK, Eyesight SpeelaUst, 3rd
floor new Foley building. '
WESTERMAN ft HOPKINS . AT
THE ARCADE TONIGHT IN A SPEC
TACULAR INDIAIN NOYELTY ACT,
KXTITLED, THE DEATH OF LONE,
CiitEF mjjg ACT CARRIES ITS;
0WN SCENERY, STAGE SETTINGS'
AND ELECTRICAL EFFECTS.
W F Hendrlck resident tuner. Bx 732.
a
Amer,can Queen s 0 c.
Coombe Corsetlere( n03 L ave-
, .
.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT,
,Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
, Tablets.-- Druggists refund money if
,lt falls to cure." E..W. GROVE'S slg
nature Is on each boi. 25c
I Try our one dollar box of fresh-cut
cut flowers, our selection, delivered
'paid by parcel post, cash with order.
''Carnation 50 and 75 cents roses 81.00
j to $2.00 per dozen, violets 25 -to 40
j cents per bunch, sweet peas 11.50 per
j 100. ' Other fresh cut-flowers and de
' signs at Portland prices. Baker Flor
al & Seed Co., Baker, Oregon.
Tue Thu Sat .
Skating
' at the Odeon
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
TONIGT AT THE ARCADE, MR.
ARTHUR ELWELL IN "NEW SONGS
AND A NEW ACT OF YAUDETILLE,
THE PICTURE PROGRAM . IS
AROTK THE ATERAGR.
, . Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adam aad
Attelberry. lS8J40ae. Paeae B Ml
' ;' ; ; BITTER t . ; -
The photographer In your town. 11-1U
DRY WOOD FOR SALE $3,50 . 'per
cord. Phone Red 841. V 12-21-tf
HEACOCK'S GLASSES FIT.
THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS,
Mother Qrajt Bwaat Powder for Children, e
Cetuin relief far FTeriliBCs, Ueedtcbe, Bid
Stomach, Tratfci&ff Disorder, mora ud rejcnlat
the Bowel ud IJwatraj Worm. They break np
cold la 4 hour. They i eo pleasant to the
tasta Children I Ike them. Ore MUKKI tsetlmonl!.
tMd by Mother for tl year. ny J"
Bold by all DrupfUla, too. (tempi mailed nULS,
Addr, Allan 3. OliaaWd, L Hoy, N. I.
"THE DEATH OF LONE CHIEF,"
A RIG SPECTACULAR INDIAN NOT
tl.TY.ACT AT THE ARCADE TO
NIGHT. A - Jietw Discovery,
One of the sensations of the twen
tieth century Is Merltol Rheumatism
The best known remedy for rheonia
Powders. A hu to every sufferer
tlsm In all Its forms. Ask tboee whe
have tried tt. Newlln Drug company.
The Jubilee Singers, a colored
troupe, passed through '. La Grande
this "morning on -their way to, Wal
lowa where they will show tor a tow
nights. : 1 J .1 .
. The next meeting1 ot the Moderu
Woodmen occurs a week from this
evening Instead of tonight, . as was
generally understood. . ;
W.' C Kelley, who was last summer
the soft drink concoction concocter at
the Silverthorn drug-store, is row oc
cupying a similar , position at the
Zcnda. . . .
:';';:'PBII80XAL8.'.' -
Deputy Sheriff Williamson wis an
outbound passenger to valley points
Mrs. C. H. Conkey was an Island
City passenger this morning.
Prof. Armstrong went to Imbler
this ..morning to teach music.
"Chas. A.. White of Cove, Is a guest
of the Foley hotel.
Superintendent Buckley was a west
bound passenger this morning.
Mrs. G. M. Tall, a resident of North
La Grnnde, has been 111 with pneu
monia, but la now recovering.
Mrs. Ed Shaw, who underwent an
oneratlon at the local , hospital re
cently, Is now able to be removed.
'John Speckhart and family of the
valhy are expected to arrive home
from a visit of a month In Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Makln of Enterprise
" the city. They were accom
panied by their son Howard.
C. L. Demarell and daughter Elsie
went to Kamela this morning to vlstt
their mother for the day. ,
Mrs. Christopher- of Moscow, Ida.
arrived In the city to visit her Vtctli
or, F, Qulmby, today. -
Jennie Wayfield and Mary Venable
have been In the city visiting thn'.r
grandmother, Mrs. Lash,' who has
been quite 111."-
. Mrs. Ella Moon of South La
Grande is convalescent after an oper
ation tor appendicitis, performed a
few days ago.
Mrs. Houck. wife of the well known
painter and paper hanger, underwent
a difficult) operation Tuesday. She Is
resting easily.
"Miss Lela Kairtr. returned to her
home in North Powder this morlng
She has been In the 'employ of Mrs
Rush of La Grande for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Morris went to
McRfham this morning where Mr.
Morris will act aa relief agent for
the O. W. R. ft N. company.
President F. S. Bramwell of the ln.
inn county stake, went to Boise his
rooming on business. He will re
turn tomorrow.
'Mr. an 'Mrs. George Small of Baker
are In -the city today, the guests of
County Judge and Mrs. J. C. Henry
Mr., Small is associate editor of the
Democrat.
Vr. and Mrs. S. F. Richardson, well
known In this city, arrived this morn.
Ing from Tamarack, Idaho, and. will
visit with friends and relatives for a
number of weeks.
. Roy 1L Hartman, field agent or the
Ida&o . state life Insurance company j
left, for Kallspel, Montana, this nom
tag. He will return in a week Or ten
dura. . "-: .' .'' .
. Prof.' TIend rick, professional plain
Miner and musician, stalled on a trip
through the valley. He will visit u'.l
of the towns on- the branch and then
return to La Graude to make bis us
('ual rounds.-- - - . . .... "t ;,
George. H. Currey, Jr., is confine.1
(o his home with an attack of quinsy,
-,Mr. .Mcllroy. one of Vulon's con
servative baseball backers, was over
fwn Union today transacting buRliicii
matters.
Mrs. J. H. Comn.n ft Lowden, Wn.,
made connection In -La Grande fcr
Elgin- this morning. " She has been
called there on account ot the serl
oua Illness of her mother,' Mrs. Mc
Cully. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Buren returned
today from their . trip to Portland
wnoie they have been visiting for o
few weeks, and taking In tome of the
mutual treats that have been ofTtrul
by famous musicians.
. II. T. Love, the jeweler and a mem
ber ot the board of directors of the
Commercial club, returned this morn
ing from Portland where he has spent
a few days following the junket trip
to Albany. He Is one of the la t
of the group to return. ' "" ..
Mr. and Mrs. Klvette leave tomor
row for Boise to attend the annual
Elks' ball there. Mr. Ktvette--wlll
transact business for the Idaho-" &
Oregon Lumber company, of. which
he Is manager while In "the Idaho cap.
Hal. v -'. .
Attorney W. B. Sargent has return
ed from Enterprise and Joseph where
be - adjusted ' Ore ' losses. He slates
that the snow In that section of the1
country la not as deep as the snow
in this section but that more people
ore sleighing. Skating on Wallowa
lhhe Is fine and the young people ot
that section are taking advantage or
it. .: ; ' '.' ' - , .
Navajo Blue Spots.
It hpi been noticed by scientists wo
have beeu studying the Interesting end
mysterious Navajo Indians that the
Navajo baby Invariably has a blue spot
at the base of Its spine. The spot U
sometimes as small us a dime and
sometimes as big an one's band. . It
closely resembles a bruise, but It Is
due entirely to an extraordinary pig
mentation. ; The spot may disappear
before the chilli is Ave years old. but
always returns Inter In life when thlw
Is the case. The scientists have come
to the conclusion that this spot Is proof
positive of the Mongoliun origin of the
Navajo. "And they nlno make the as
tonishing assertiou that It Is prexent lu
many European and American children
whose parents can truce tbelr geneal
ogy for geuerations buck and are cer
tain that there has been no admixture
of Mongolian blood. Exchange. .
The Doctor' Prescription. . '
In the Woman's Home Companion
appears a story la which Is related an
account of a prescription given to an
exceedingly Mtlugy farmer by a doctor.
Tbe farmer took the prescription to the
druggist The drugiclxt told the farmer
that be could not fill the prescription
and said to tbe farmer, "if you will
read It yourxelf you will see why."
whereupon the farmer adjusted his
glasses and read to hlx astonishment:
"One hired girl to be taken as soon
ss you can get her and kept constant
ly ou hand thereafter.
A few new dresses that the wives
of your hired men wouldn't be ashamed
to wesr and a new bat and wrap to
replace thoxe you bought ber last thir
teen yen re ago.
"All to be tinctured with at least a
much dally conaideratlon aa you be
stow upon your cattle".
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Iron With Their Feet.
One of tbe most curious sights wblrb
I beheld lu Cairo was men Ironing with
their feet, says a writer In tbe Wide
World Magazine. Tbey bad not been
mixing their drinks. It Is simply a
custom of the country. These men
were employed In tbe native tailoring
establishments. Except for a long
Iron handle, tbe Irons were shaped like
tbe ordinary flatlron. only larger. A
solid block of wood restM on tbe top
of tbe Iron, and on this tbe men placed
one foot, guiding the Iron In tbe direc
tion desired by means of the handle.
For the sake of convenience tbe Iron
ing boards were, raised only a few
Inches above tbe ground. The men
Ironed with great rapidity, and, bow
ever strange the method may aeem to
our Ideas, It certainly doe the work
very well and expeditiously.
Fane's Pathway.
"Where Tony Drexel there are
the grand duchesses gathered to
gether," was the epigram In which a
prominent diplomat In London re
cently enshrined tbe attraction exer
cised by the 'American millionaire
over Russian royalties. Whether at
Monte Carlo. Venice, Paris or London
Classified Directs
FRATERNAL ORDERS
A, T. A A. M. La Grande Lodge No
41. A.. F. V A. U. holds regulai
' meetings first and third Saturday
-at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome
all Masons: N. MOUTOR. W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. .
B. P. O. E. -La Grande Lodge No. Hi
dmU sach Thursday evening at I
o'clock la Uh'i club, corner ot D
pot street and Washlnaioa avea4
VIslUng brothers cordially Invitee
"to attta. "
T. J. 8CROOOINS, B. R.
H. E. COO LI DOS, Rec. 8a
WOODMEN OF , THE WORLD--L.
Oraado Lodge No, 1U W. O. Yf
neeu every firat aad IhlH Trt
eUrs it l a a r. hau. au vuii
' tag aaemaera welcoma.
D. FITZGCRALD, O. &
J. tL KENNET, Clark.
MODJUIN WOODMEN OF AMHRICA
La Orande Camp No. 7701 meets m
(ho AiU aad third Thursday evsa
lag! ot- each month la the K. of F
nail. V tolling neighbors welcome.
W. A. DUNN, V. C
W. F. LAN DRUM, Clerk-
ROTAL NEIGHBORS Meets STr?
second acd fourth rlday ever
month. All vlaltlL- mem hers cor
dlally Invltod.
COIU FITZGERALD, Oracla.
. LILLY & K1MVLB. Recorder.
RKBBKAHS Crystal Lodge No. M
meeta every Tuesday eventag la tht
Lao. F. hall. All vtalUng bob
ben are invited to attend.
DELLA WAGNER. N. Q.
MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, Bsc.
U O. O. M La Grande Lodge No
. 850, Loyal Order of Moose, holdi
, regular meetings every Monday a
7:80 p. m. In I. O. 0. F. hall. Visit
Ing brothers cordially Invited to at
7 ,, B. U LEAVITT, Bec'y.
'," H. J. GREEN, W, D.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosj
Lodge No. 87 meets every Monday
night la Castle ball, (old Elk's aa!l )
A Pythian welcome to all visit!
Kalghta.
H. W. RILIT. O. C.
R. L. UNCOLN. M. of R. at 8.
0. B. 8. Hope Chapter No. 18, 0.
8, holdi stated commnntcatlona tht
aecoad aad foarth Wednesdays o
each morth. Visiting members t"T
dlallv lBTttad.
MRS. MARIE JACKSON. W. M.
MART A. WARNICK. Bee.
f. O. E. La Grande Aerie No, 259.
Meets every Friday evening at 8
o'clock, at the K. of P. hall. Vis
iting members cordially welcomed.
" HARRY W. SWARTZ. W. P.
L. F. BELLINGER, Sec.
whenever you see Mr. Drexel it Is a
certainty that two or three grand
duchesses are hovering In the offing.
During the last few mon'.hB he has
gone about the continent followed by
a train of. these highly exclusive and
intensely aristocratic ladles. It la not
a question of one grand 'duchess or
even a brace of them, but a whole
covey a different grand duchess or
two for every pleasure resort.
Mme. Sarah Bernhard has "turned
down" Mrs. Harold McCormkk of
Chicago, who offered "any sum It she
would appear art a society entertain
ment to be given at the Congress ho
tel January 31. The madame. could
not be engaged, because she is under
contract to play In Portland that
night.
Tbe actress, by cable. Informed ber
Has Winter Rojghened Your
SKIN?
If your skin is Irritated, chapped,
winds and blasts," ease the pain,
cracks through a daily use ot
Blue Mountain Cream
A cream of rare delicacy, softness and smoothness, absolutely pure
and of a delightful odor. ,
0LD 15 15 BOTTLES.
Red Cross Drug Store
N W. H. REUTER, Proprietor
WOMEN OF" WOODCRAFT CIRCUS
. NO. 47 Meet second and fourtk
Tuesday night of each month at
K. ot P. hall. All visiting aUaV
bors welcome.
LENA HEAD. G. N.
L1LLIB AULSTOTT. Clerk.
fltiaitlAhS AA1 MJaWEOAft
DR. R. E. L. HOLT Physician
surgeon; successor to Dr. N.
tor; corner Adams avenue aad I
pot SL P'jones Office Main fc
iResldence, Main 730.
DIR. M. K. HAU, Physician and w
geon. New Foley Building, OxJae
floor. Phone (Mara, 53.
4. U RICHARDSON, M. IX .
I. W. LOUGHUN. M. D.
Dra. Richardson Lougnlfe,
Physicians and Surgeons .
Phones Office Black 13S2.
Dr. Richardson's Res Mala JSC.
Dr. Loughlln'a Res. Main 747.
j. H. UPTON, Ph. G. U. D.- Phyakia
and durgecu. flpeclal atteatioa tx
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Oflat
In La Grande National Bank BirM-
. Ing. Pbonea: Office Main 8; Reat
denea Mala 81.
OK 11. L. UNDERWOOD Diseases
the aye a ap-clalty.
DR. DORA J. UNDER WOODE3v
ases of women and children. M
flces: Adams avenue, over Wd4at
' Drug Co. '
VETBRINART.
JR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary flar
i eon. Office at Hill's Drac ese
La Grande. Residence Phoa, taaT
701; Office Phone. Black 18l; la
dependent Phone M: Both Phnaar
at Resllenoe. .
CHIROPRACTORS,
G. T. OAKLAND CHIROPRACTOR
PARLORS. No. 4, Dftot St, aV
Joining Oregon Hotel. Pkoaa Ml
1761. - ; -
OSTEOPATHS.
aX). - W. ZlMMKKalAM OeieoeQk
Physician. Over Lilly s ; Hardware
- store. Phone Main 68. Sao
to Dr. F. M. Moore.
ATTOKHITS AT LAW
COCHRAN ft COCHRAN Attor
Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T. OacaV
ran. La Grands National faae
Building, La Grands, Oregon.
r. a CRAWFORD ROBT. a BAKBI
CRAWFORD ft EAKIN Attorneys
' at la.s Practices In all the ooanat
' ot ths sUts and Onltsd States. W
flce In ' La Orande National Bank
SL J. GREEN Attorney-at-Lasa.
Rooms B-10. Sommer Bldc taV
Grande, Ore. Practices la all
and federal courts.
II. K. DIXOJi, LAWYER All
and Federal Courts. 'Collection
Rooms 4 and 5, La Orande Natiaev-
at xnui ouiiuius.
son, Maurice Bernhardt, manager ear
her theatre In Pans, that she iur
to give him a 1500-acre raadi aaac
Colorado Springs. The ranch has aaK.
been purchased, but probably
be soon. Abe Frank, a Chicago i
estate dealer, Is owner ot the :
Mmo. Bernhardt and Mr. Frank a
not come to terms on the price. '.
Frank demands 8110,000. The
makes a flat offer of 8100,000. Aaosv
promlse will be effected, accuiCaar
to Edward Sullivan, her represent
live. ; '
There are several reasons w"hy aar
wants' the ranch. One Is the adnata--tton
her son baa for outdoor 83a.
According to her program he waK
spend his time alternately betvwaB
managing her Parisian th v
herding cattle in Colorado. f
m
m
m
r
or roughened ' through wintry i
beal the chaps, close up the skin
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