TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
PAGE FXVii
CHERRY'S
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
"PATHE'S WEEKLl" Portraying the movement of current events
unattainable bjr any other method of publicity,
-DR. MAX WILL'S EXPEIUHEXT'-A toe Lubln dram featuring
Atrbur Johnson.
-FOl-B AYS"-V!tagrai)h ' farce comeay.
THE MESSAGE OF THE FALS-A .trong .tory of human enU
ment. A Kalem. .
"SUSPICJOrS HESEY" Vitagraph comedy featuring John Bunny
and Flora Finch,
THE IA HOMA SJ STEES COMPLETE CHANGE OF ACT.
C03OXG Wednesday and Thursday: "ABYEXTUHES OS THE
HIXICA.N BOKDE&V A two part Lubln.
ALWAYS A DIME'S WORTH.
Ask Us About
' This Blood
Remedy
Great care should be exercised
In the selection of a bl-xid remedy
see that It does nit eonla'n mer
cury; this drug will work havoc
with the stomach and derange the
entire system.
Nyal's Hot Springs
Blood Remedy
Is ai only free from mercury but
fr." '! tb' ingredients tilt are
at h. i. '. i.
It is i. of roots an ", herbs
of knoi v- i tu"8e mot s
prlved by it- . men.
If you are In a weukened cu'ti-
tion blood impo"rlhed--you can
hot do better than tig ti.li prep
aratlon.
ft will build you up !n the snort
est time pissible. ' Ask vis to show
you this remedy. '
$IM the bo.tle.
Red Cross Drug
Store
Breakfast Mush
Golden Rod Wheat
Nuts, 4 lb Pack
ages 25c.
Golden rod wheat nuts
is the nutty and most
nutritious portion of
the finest milling wheat
and free from flour.
Will not cook up in a
sticky mass, makes an
exellent break
fast food,
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 80
Vacuum
B0CSE CLIAHlKfl '
CPH0L8TEE1X9
FCn.MTCBE BEPAIRI38
MATTRESS XAEIK6
mXHITCXI PACEIXft
L. V. BELUTfGll,
1607 Waftb. Ave.
Phone Black 10
Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artist
piano playing and harmony. PbuM
Black ESI, Home Studio. 1008 Third
St 9-23-tf
I THE SAFEWAY
j IN GETTING
S Eye Glasses and
j Spectacles
that are correct, give comfert and
i look welt.
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"The intellect of man sita en
throned visibly upon his fore
bead and In his eye," .'
Ligfellow.
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irHE BELIEF OF ETESTBAIK 19
CR 8PECJALTY.
.'o us 14 and talk aver your eye
.i.. , . b'ems; coasaltatien at
I v i,. -I- our own leases.
I Oui unieal parlors have all the
latest scientific Intsruments for
letectinF errors In refraction.
jj. 11 PEARE & SON
Attendance Graduate Optometrist.
La Grande.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Films for your Kodak at Red Cross
Drug Store. . 4-S-tf
FOB SALE.
Three Jacks and three jennies. One
one year old, one two year old, one
three years old Jennie, One yearling
Jack; one Jack 2 years old; one
Jack three years old. Can be seen at
Summerrtlle, Or. Price tl.OOtt.
Terms to suit. Inquire . J. Black
& Co. 4-4-12t
If you are thinking of bnying a
buggy or hack call at Du'cicr warcn
shop and see what we have. 4-4-St
"
Be up-to-date. Wear . the
American Queen. Mrs. O, C
Coosbs, Corsetiere, 1103 L ave-
nue. Phone Black 831. Order
now for spring fitting. -
TO CCBE A COLD IS OXE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BffiO.MO Quinine
Tablet Druggists refund msney if
It falls to cure. E: W. GROVFS sig
nature Is on each box. 25c
Henceforth the Bossey taxi and
buss . line will have quarters at the
Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day
and night
O. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe
organ, ear training, theory and his
tory of music carefully taught. 604
Adams ave., phone black 13S2
Remember the Clerks' dance Wed
nesday evening. Elks hall. Good mu
sic. Time for baseball goods. We have
them. Newlin Book tt Stationery Co.
4-7-2t
Keiueaibcr the Cldikf.' tiaace Wed
nesday evening. Elks ball. Good att
sic. DIRT FOR PILLlSft
Parties wanting dirt for Siting from
excavations of M. S. church lot on
Fourth and Spring streets, make ar
rangements with E. W. Kammerer,
2004 Adams avenue. 8-21 -U
Remember the Clerks dance Wed
nesday evening. Elks hall. Good tus
sle. .
Let Henjrick tune It. Box "2,
fc Srnde Bastness College.
Tslexrsphy, Spanish and a full
aractlcal course in business. Enroll
t any time. Office help supplied at a
moment's notice.
LADIES.
Shampoo - and scalp treatment.
Beautiful 33 Inch switches made of
combings. Everything to teb trade.
Switches cheap. Mrs. A. D. Vandecar,
1530 Monroe avenue. Phone Red 6632.
Will teach the trade
4-8-tf
FOR SALE 175-egg Old Trusty In
cubator, used but three times, at a
bargain. Chas. E. Perry, 1315 Jack
son avenue, dly 4-8-lt wkly 4 11 2t
P3IR. SALE Early Rose seed pota
toes. Also do garden plowing.
Phone Red 621. A. G. Herman.
4-8-lmo, '.
RITTl'H
The photographer In your town. II-ltf
Polices in the Xeriiiwesterv Na
tion! Life mature 1 1, 1 W
years according to the selection made
by the policyholder. These policies
are of standard forms containing
Cash and Loa values, Pald-ap md
automatic extended Insurance features.
in fact, everything that goes to make
a modern up-to-date Old Line policy
is what the XQrtb.wes.fent Xullotwil
Lfe policies of Minneapolis are.
Women are Insured at eqaai rates
with men, this class of business Is
good, and we solicit same.
Low premiums, Low death rate.
Large Annual Dividends and a stand
ard form of policy. Is why Xertli-
iresteni ' National policyholders are
Inviting their friends to select their
insurance from the above company.
Office Rms. 20-22 the new Foley Bldg.
FISHER HALL, '
Gen'l Agents,
P. O. Lock Box S63,
La Grande, Oregon.
Mrs. A. D. Vandecar of North Pow
der wilt be In La Grande April 8 wlifc
a n'ce line of hair goods. She will
also make up combings. She will be
at 1503 Monroe avenue. Telephone
Red 3362. 4-4-2t
Ice Cream Sod r Snndtws Served
Saturday With Each 25 Cent Pur
, , chase.
S
. All customers who purchase goods
to the amount of 25 cents or more
will be served with soda water free,
on Saturday next.
We do this in appreciation of your
trade and as a means of demonstrat
ing in a practical way the rare and
delicious quality of our soda.
Look up your drug store wants and
make your purchases on Saturday,
NEWLIS EfHL'G CO.
L. ft M. ChllU Parlor.
Everything fresh, neat and up-to-date.'
Open morninea at 9 a. m. Cor,
A jBius ant! Fir. Phone Red 101. 2-21-tl
Piano Tsnin- Expert work guar
anteed. Chas, Burger. P. O. Box 16!.
3-18-tf
DR. H, S. BBOWXTOX. Drntist Of
fice over Sherry's theatre.
Leak t Tear Plamhinr. ,
Tu know what happens la a house
In which the plumbing is in poor con
dition everybody la the house it lia
ble to contract typhoid or some other
fever. The digestive orgaps perform
the same functions in the human body
as the plumbing does, for the house,
and they should be kept fn first clais
condition all the time. It yon have
any trouble with your digestion take
Chamberlain's Tablets and yot are
certain to get siuick relief. For sale
by all dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Alien, of Tetlur
Ide, Colorado, who have been vialt'n
relatives here for two weeks, left this
morning for Portland, Seattle and
other coast points,
Mrs, C. E. Moore and daughter,
.rVj Ot:t u.9, went to AHcel thla
morning to visit the Rood family.
Dr. Froram, of Alaska, visiting
friends near AUeel for a few daya,
F. D, llaletcn was a passenger
this, .morning for Wallowa to spend
day with his brother, Bea.Haislen,
who Is In the furniture business in
that city.
A, L, Shaw, contest manager for
the Lj-on-Taylor Contest company
left this morning for Suropter. Mr.
Shaw was to have been In' Le, Grande
last week hut owing to illness of his
wife at Boise was detained until yes
terday.
Mary Williams, nine-year-old
daughter of iMfg. Fred WiHiaroa' in
Connordale who Is sick with ,rtieu
niatism, ts Improving.
LA DOHA SISTERS I COMPLETE
CHAM.'E OF ACT,
Two Bwl l'Mure Shown Wednesday
and Thursday.
The La Hima Sisters present a com
plete change of act tonight, introduc
ing classical and Spanish tonga and
dances. Cyrena La Homa, who- has
the distinction of being the youngest
classical dancer In the world recently
won praise from Adeline Genee, the
world's greatest dancer.
Tomorrow and Thursday will be
present a true feature picture, "An
Adventure on the Mexican Border,'
I two complete reels. Also a fine Vita
graph, featuring Florence Turner, an
Edison comedy and the La Homa Sis
ters. ctpcting the Performance,
When Uncle Ben brought a box: of
candy for little Beth he wanted to .
surprise her with tt.
"1 think ioniebody wants yon la the !
next room, Kiteabett, h sa,tL j
While the little girt was out of the ;
room I.'iick' Hen placed the candy on a !
chair where she would be sure to see
It when (die returned.
"Oh. poodle:' cried the delighted lit
tle biIkh whfln she espied the candy.
"Where did it come from?"
"It must have come there while you
were oat the room, said Uncle
Ben,
"You stay right here, nncle." enthu
siastically exelsiimed Brth. "I'm go
ing put of the room again!" Voungs
town Telegram.
On M aerie j.
TpH m not in mournful aceenfs
Marriage l nn ?mpty ctrvnm
And the umil i daft that's married
And me lire nut what they seem.
I?!e i rMil. ilfi I earnest,
SlnRte bU88ednVs a 8b
' IMmt thou art, to tuit returneth,
lias been aptken ot the rtb.
Not enjoyment and nut sorrow
Is our dwOned end or way.
We must ttve that each' tomorrow
Brines us nearer marriage day.
In the world's broad field of battle
In the bivouac of life,
. Be not like dumb drives cavtie;
Be a heroine, a wife
.Let us then be up and dome.
Wilis our tUMii'ia un t:-.L:.;th set
Still conniving, sill! pursuing, '
Till wa all a husband get.
Portland Oregonian. '
A Fair Sxehanga,
'People say you've been sheriff too
lone, ,11m." ' ' .
'1 expect I have. They also say yon
ougbter step down and let somebody
else be postinasier."
'I admit Pre been postmaster long
enough."
'Weil, after this term s'pofe wa ex-
chitnre ptHce. Pittstlmrgh Post.
Always With Us,
I aing my rune about the prune.
To praise tt is not treason.
This festive trait trice hard to suit
And alwtfys ts In i
The melon goes, and 1 suppose
That higher than a sleepie
Would prices reach fr pear and peach.
They are not for poor people.
I hanker not for apricot
Or plum, and for good reason,
1 hay that tcon. the festive prune.
Which always Is In season.
Kansas City Juurnnt.
Good Retort.
Foostler o Link mho hn al
ready "out two hull l-i tb kins ;-;!
a tiic tvttit if ii Btrut'iciiimy mid
ahotx. I nw vnltily ss-urf hltiif fr
and i not In the snei't-t f tern
ptra. to kiua "itlffritw uiMif i-Timtitirt
you'd i.iiwiibI tn htt'k uftcr the IwliT
rntldc witl iip hfsi't- lye.
1 thiMi!t you'd ! it to jiluy gulf
New Vork Inanutt.
PEIWOXALS.
For
NYAUS FAMILY REMEDIES
The Red Cross Drug Store
Phone Main 4
BUNTY
THE STRING
Famous Scotch production L. D. S. Tabernacle, Tick
ets on sale at Polaek's Grocery store.
Tuesday Evening
Masterpiece presented by tbat world-famed reader
KATKERINE OIsIYEE McCOY
Benefit for Library Fund
Me Soda
Served '
Alt customers who purchase foods to the amount
of 25 cents or more will be served
Soda Water Free
on Saturday Next
We do this in appreciation of'your trade andas a
means of demonstrating fn a practical way the
rare and delicious quality of our soda.
Look up your Drug Store Wants and V make ycttf
purchases on Saturday,
Newlin Drug Store
t Complete Equipment Jot Resetting and Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tire&
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D, eITZGERALDf Proprietor
C0UFUTE MACHINE SHOPS AMD F0UN0RY
Oxy-Acetylene Welding Plant
For Welding Broken Castings of Every Descriptioa
Cast Iron Steel and Alunsicum WeldiBg, Crani
Cases, Cylinders, or any part of machinery repaired.
No order too large or too small for our attention. This
special work is handled by expert workmen. Best
equipped custom shops between Portland and Salt
Lake. ...
J A. Gyflenberg. Mhiat and Found
BAKES, OREGON TELEPHONE 403
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