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SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1913. . LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE SEViiii ONE. BIG WEEKSTEWARD'S : OPERA HOUSE H I ! f t s OCR KEPEBTOIKK Res Beach's comedy of Western tad college life . " ' GODIG 8(WE" MONDAY NIGHT. v Bugeoe Walter's story of the North Woods, THE WOLF. TUESDAY SIGHT ' The big Engtlab. comedy, -"CHARLIE'S A 1ST" WEDSESDAY SIGHT Lottie Blair Parker's story of the . v Southland.': A (SOUTHEES iEOMAHCI THURSDAY.. SIGHT . ' -' " Daalel Sulley's stirring vehicle PAPISH PRIEST." FRIDAY SIGHT Milton Royal's Masterplese . FRIESDS" SATURDAY SIGHT "ST ELMO." . The Popular WHEELER PLAYERS, supporting the coast favorite METTA CHAMBERLAIN Commencing Sunday Night, March 22nd 1 ' ; IN REX BEACH'S BIG COMEDY OP WESTE RN AND COLLEGE LIFE. GOING SOME YOU'LL LAUGH YOU'LL SCREAM THEN LAUGH SOME MORE THE BEST REPERTOI RE NOW PLAGTING THE NORTHWEST THE COMPANY THAT HAS NEVER KNOWN AN . V ADVERSE CRITICISM. I IP, 2Q and 3Qc--NQ MORE, iYO LESS FROM. PENDLETON LIVE WIRE "THE WHEELER PLAYERS ARE PUTTING UP PLAYS AS GOOD AS THE $2 nn ARTICLE GIVEN IN LARGER CITIES AND ARE HAVING PACKED HOUSES." as imsHUU FROM PENDLETON EAST OREGONIAN "EVERY MEMBER OF THE WHEELER PLAYERS IS WORTHY op a PLACE AMONG THE BEST STOCK COMPANIES THAT TOUR THE COUNTRY." V v A 68--PLAYS IN OUR RFPERTOIRE 68 NEW BOOKS IN SOKE WOLD, SOMEe SEW, PUT OS . ' THE SHE! YES. Varies List of Volumes Announced By Liharian. Following Is a list of good novels, some new, and some old, which have Just been added to the Library;' and announced by Librarian Sliss Cowell: Adams. Log of a cowboy, Allen.- The heroine In Bronze. Bacheller. "Charge It", pr Keep ing up with Harry. .v - t Beach. The spoilers. Burnett. The Shuttle. ' K Gordon. Corporal Cameron of the North West Mounted Police. Grey. Herbage of the desert.' . Hopkins. The clammer; Johnston. Lewis Rand., Lee. Uncle William, the man who was shiftless. ' ' Locke. The beloved vagabond, , i Nicholoaon. The seige of the sev en suitors. . ' . Oppenheim. Peter. Ruff and the Double-four. ' ' 10 Good Care of the Hair - Makes afl Women Fair fakir natural, snappy, well kpt rm!r ! woman's rreatest beauty. The hair flint attracts ftttm tlonT Nice, clean, fluffy hair, (rrowint? on Ihe head it tvlorn. makes for personal charm more than m ckwr complexion. r"jrular features or a handsome frown. Beautiful hair, which command admir alkiu uvci wiiuic, Li sUmoat always aasociaUxi wilh the wja ox UiaC Well Known Scalp Prophylactic NewbaVs Herpicide The wn-st enemy of sood hair ! .mrnffesnw-! bynn J-H-tV' tt'ct""'! crowth or irerin. Hef picideustHl inlelliinuydeau-oy tmaKcrinrfcmuvea tho.itfxlruu and tiiuaprovents further loss id hair. It imparts fife, luntor ani luxuriance which constitute hair beauty. There is a subtle and de lightful odor about Herpicidc thatnever offends but appeals to everyone, Herpicide contain, no crease and doc, not stain or dye. Tho ttchinn which indicates dandruff, usually ,top, almost at once. There is no need for anyone to be deceived by other preparation, that have adopted our ad vertising claims. Yon can avoid possible disappointment by Insisting upon bavins genuine tlerpt Cide long known as the Original Dandruff Germ Destroyer. A money back guarantee oa one dollar size boufea. sold by Newlln Drug Company. J Reed. The master's violin. Ryan. Told In the hills. White. Conjuror's house. maiice of the free forest. Williams. Married life 'of tht Frederic Carrolls. , , Williamson. Set In Silver. t Wilson. The boss of little Arcadj E. W. EASTMAN, -Attorney at Law . 108 Sim St, La Grande, Oregon "Practice In all "courts c, Oregon. SpepSaJJes : ..Collections Cbmmer ia Paffr, Xmjreyancing. rj dpnt, claim to know ALL the law, but I do claim to be 'abso lutely honest and square." If you have An unjust bill to col lect, or a' dishonest suit to be brought, do not call around. 1 wouldn't handle it for a $10,000.00 fee. Bute or Ohio, city or Toieae, Lucas County. . I" Frank J. Cheney make, oath that he t senior partner or ine nrm or t . J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of To ledo, County and 8tate aforesaid, and that s.iin mm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev. ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by me use 01 hai.is t atakhh CUKE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Bworn to before me and subscribed In my prcw-ce, this etn day of December, A. D. 1SS6. (Seal) ' A. TV. C LEA RON, Notary Public. , Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and actH directly unon the. blood and mu- ! cons purfni-es of the system. Send foi testimonials, free. i F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledd, O, ' Fold by all DniKKl!ts, Tki ' Take Ball's Family Plils for constl patios icutrlx at her residence at northeast corner of Fir street and Adams ave tue in La Grande, Urcgon within six noii'ihs' from date of this notice. ' Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this ' 1st day of March, A. D. 1913. ANNIE FERGUSON, Executri. Dally Mar 1, 8, 15-22-29 FOR THE CHILDREN Here---everywhere---in the frozen: north in the ffever ridden swamps of the tropics they look to me for aid. To the invalid, the convales- Washington's Wedding. Cent, the old the infirm T U was a crystalline day, the 8th of . . ' ' , 5 I give real helpful service. I . ; otJee to Creditors. Notice is hereby given to all con cerned that letters testamentary up on the last will and testament of William H. Ferguson, deceased, have been issued by the county court of !tfc8 state of Oregon for -Union county to Annie Ferguson, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same w1' nrnnAr vnuchpra to the said ex- ooc 0 YOU TRIED 0 TO ORDER YOUR SUIT FROM A TAILOR TO - THE -TRADE CONCERN, EXPECTING TO GET JUST AS GOOD ; , 1 as the local tailor, could make and find that it does not suit you as well as a Hand-Me-Down? " If the man who took your measurements and descriptions for tfcft 'sftTirl-swa.v" wa.q to Pive the same measurements to a local tailor what do you suppose the results would he? I buy the goods 'from the woolen mills, have them made by custom .tailors in Chicago. If I understand my business of measurements and descriptions you will get a good fitting suit of clothes. The fhet that it is made in the basement, on the roof across the s treet or in Chicago makes no difference, to you so long as you get a suit that looks good and feels good to ,:muh.M1 I guarantee to deliver the goods and Save you $15 on Your New Spring Suit Be neighborly. Come and see for yourself. January-old style 1759, writes the author of the "First Americans." Uii' to a colonial mansion, the - "white house," in New Kent- county, Va, spanking tenm of horses clattered and stopped, putting clouds of breath on the frosty air. From the great coach a brisk faced, slow, important gentlemnt in scarlet dress stepped out, iiiitUU from forehead to. foot his excellency Lieutenant Governor Fauquier, com with his wife to grace the wedding party of young Colonel George Wash ington, a new burgess in the Virginia assembly. The lieutenant governor assisted the Inily to alight Ills sword clnnklug as he followed her, removing his belucetl cocked hat. lie entered to udd to festive brilliance within. The d;irk eyes 0 the comely little bride, tlia "wldowc Custls that wn," were bright She greeted them with dignity, softened by u desire to pleiise Into the gruciousiiess thnt Is southern. In white sntln thread ed with silver she wore pearls intwincd in her soft brown lurlr. Her little feet in high heeled slippers, "the smallest lives" (siloes ure numbered differently now), twinkled with bik kles of brii lliints. Toiiit luce rullh-s fell about plump, tapering arms and !osom, and. adorned with bracelets and necklace of IH-iirls.- she looked tiny bexiilc the tnll hi'Ulegrouiu In bis costume of blue Ilued with red silk, embroidered white satin waistcoat, gold knee itnd shoe buckles and sword. A little of me sroes a loner wav. ' Cyrus Noble, pure and old, . J. VAN PCHUYVER nn a n . 1 MVaiwitu Asvciiba. tui l. - land. Ore. - , In the spring the old many's fancy cy sadly turns to Paris hats. After March 4 the ex-oflleeholders i. ..... t win uute an opportunity to organize I a back-to-the-soll movement. 0 ' A Month of Birthdays. February ought to be proud of the fact that so many great men were bora during the month, the shortest in the year. Here are Ave: There was Charles Dickens, who wrote so many beautiful books. II was born on Feb. 7 Vou all know whose birthday we cel ebrate on thehath the birthday of the great and good Abraham Lincoln. It Is a fine thing to be a great man, and It Is a fine thing to be a good man, but it is a wonderful thing to be a great man and a good roan too. Then, of course, the 22d Is the' birth day of George Washington. , James Uussell lwell. a famous poet, was also txjrn ou Feb. 22. Last, but by no means least, is Ilen ry Wadsworth Longfellow, whose birthday comes on the 27th. B. B. NUTTER 0 $40 VALUES $25 McLEOD THE WARDROBE Open Evenings $40 VALUES $25 0 , EXCLUSIVE DESIGXS In the newest Wall Paper samplea may be now seen in our establish ment. We are favored by some of our factories with their entire outyut, and tan consequently offer our patrons many patterns that are not obtainable elsewhere.. We have. some of these ex. elusive patterns now in our show- .rooms and would appreciate a call to look them over. They are priced Tery low. luyjis Aim Wis kWAiis oa. MOEiaS SAYS: ; , We talk Candy Purity. We want you to know that our can dy is Just as wholesome ae it is delicious. The flavor of our candy is the result of the use of the purest sugar, cream, fruits and chocolates, " . Prove it by stopping in at THE SNOW FLAKE BAKERY I THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS. . MoUmt Grays 8 wool Powders for Chlldraa. Cert ala relief for Ferorishuoss, ileadach, Sa4 Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and reiraiala tlie (towels and destroy Worms. I'hey break CoMs In V4 boars. TheV are an nlMMnt tn ik Vtni-lo Children like them. Over lO.itlPO teslinionlste usea oy Motners lor VS yenrs. Tint : Sold by all DnirMs, ir.c. Hample m' , . . .. . Gams of Garibaldi. In playing this game it must be re membered that Garibaldi does not care for "e's;" therefore no word containing the letter "e" must le vrsed in answer ing the questions nsked. All the players Hit In a circle, and the ; game begins by one asking his left hand nelghlior. "What will you give to ' Unrlliiildi?" and the a mover must be j given before the lender finishes waving ! his hand slowly three times or a for- i felt most lie paid. Then the one que- j tloned turns t the one next to him on ' the left and asks him the same ques- j tlon, and jjn on around the circle. For Instance, one would give n gun. one a ' book, one n sword mid belt. This Inst i having un "e" iu It, a forfeit must be given. DEFINITIONS HELL: ' Three telephone systems in a town. PURGATORY: Two telephone systems. PARADISE: One Good Telephone System. ELBERT HUBBARD Pd Artv OC3C C30 i
