La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1913, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1913,
PAGI3 EIGHT
MRS. PEARL BUTTON SHRADER,
i SPOKANE ARTIST, COMING
TO CHAUTAUQUA. ,
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While .Mrs. .Pearl ; Hutton Shrader is
in' La Grande (luring Chautauqua
week she will be the truest of local
people. No one soprano in Spokane
enjoys the popularity that does
; Mrs. Hutton Shrader she is al
ways fin demand ,. and i. commands
' Caruso-like' salaries in her home
- town.- ' The Chautauqua has made
a Vfrnd" as baseball parlance has it,
;v( in t Mrs. Shrader, and' she will be
: I heard , orto and enterainmgiy dur
. ing Chautauqua week,' She is the
leading roice trainer ; of X Spokane
and prominent in society and club
life there. " "V"; :"': . .
WELL, DIGGERS BUSY.
: (Well' dug on the 3 Jt. Kuhn farm
' neai Alice!.). . ' ' 4 fSU
i Baker Bros., the welfcdrillers of
: S.' La Grande, are home for a few
days, after having finished a well on
. the J. I. Kuhn farm near AliceL They
are moving their apparatus from there
to the Webster ranch today. ; ;
La Grander Dies In Seattle.
Word was received here today that
: 3nhn a-hmits. a. former resident of
1 AMI vtliUUB UIOU HfOWWIB viivwiv u
. Mr. Schmitai and family were, well
known in La Grande. His son-in-law,
Charles Stanley, is an erstwhilg O. R,
& N. conductor of this city.
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Mrs. E. it Spencer has returned aft
er spending a week in Portland.
Dr. Myrtle Long has returned aft
er spending a week in Portland.
W. W. Kent, Moore, Ida.; J. C. Wal
dron and family, Parma, Ida.; H. Cott
hoff, Portland; G. A. Curtis, Ontario:
J. W. Fleet, Seattle; W. F. Zumwalt,
Enterprise; L. B. Stripling, Denver;
J. H. Curry, Portland; C. W. Koch,
Chicago; R. F. Jenkins, Portland; P.
A. Worthington, Portland; J. B. Eaton
Salem; C. L. Davis, Portland, and L.'.
L. Simpson, of - Portland, are' among
those stopping at the Foley. '
FOUND Half mile west of Hilgard,
-. medicine case. Loser can have same
by calling at Silverthorn's drug
store and paying for this ad. 6-16 tf.
BOARDERS AND ROOMERS
Wanted Mrs. G. E. Moore, cor.
fourth and Spring Sta.
vYou can now have your
Auto top or seats
Repaired mt ol"e one who
knows how, V'rices very rea
sonable. N,,
T. M. SHANNON
f 1306 ADAMS.
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DRESS AND MANNERS,
Good manners to those one
does not love are no more a
breach f troth than "your bum-
ble servant" at the bottom of a
challenge Is. They are univer
sally agreed upon and under
stood to be things or cottrsev
-Any affectation whatsoever Jo
dress implies In thy mind a flaw
In the understanding.
Dress yourself line where othr '
era are One and plain where oth-.,
era am plain, but take care al- .
ways tbnt your clothes are well
made and Qt you. for otherwise
they will give you a very awk
ward air. , .
Good manners are to particular
societies what good morals are
to society In general their cev ,
ment and their security. Lord
Chesterfield ? 7 ,
'' V-' .CEREMONY.,
A Ceremony'' keeps up all things.
Tls like a penny glass to a; rich
& spirit, or some excellent water-.
- without It the water were spilt,
the spirit lost ' Of all people la-
i dies have no reason to cry down
ceremonies, for they take them
. selves slighted without itr , And
were "they not used with cere
r mony- with compliments and nd
dresses, with legs and kissing of
bonds-tbey were the pitlfulest
' creatures In tlie.world. But yet .
iutlitnks to kiss t!ilr htinds aft
er their lips, ms noiih- tin; Is like
little uoy thin srter they eiit the
apple fnirro the imHiiu, out or a 1
love they Imve to tlif ipli
Joint Seldi'u
PERSIAN EPIGRAMS.
NniiRbt. I beur thee say.
i Cou (III the Kreedy eye,
Tet a little clny
Will Bll It by and by.
Thy thoughts are but silver
when told;
Locked up In thy breast they are
gold.
An hour of good, a day of 111
This Is the lot of mourning
. man, v
Who leaves the world whene'er
he will, ,
But goes to heaven whene'er
he can.
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Touch all tbnt falls under thine i
eyes
And beware -
That thou buy uot thy bird while
ue nies
In the air.
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' Progressive.
"Some day," remarked the nice old
gentleman, "you may be president of
the Colted States."
-' "Melibe." wplled the son of the very
big business man, "but tf they w&nt
me they will hare to raise the salary."
Chicago News. .
T ' CONFUCIAN MAXIMS.
. The path of duty lies In what
. is near, aud men seek for It. in
what is remote. The work of
duty lies in what Is easy, and
w men sek for it in what Is dJffl
, cult
v Hold faithfulness and sincerity
' as first principles. '
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security.
- Vor one word asman Is often
deemed to be -wlso, and for one
' word he is often deemed to. be
"'foolisb. ' We ought to be careful
Indeed In wbaf we say. A " 'v";;"i
Let me not soy that heaven Is
I high aloft above me. It ascends.
: and descends about onr doings,
v It daily inspects us wherever we
are." ', : J-A1
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IS-NOW. ON
; All Men's Suits ...;::.....; .;.,..-....;.,.25 per cent ott?
Bojs' Suits 2 to 18 years, going al; , 1-2 Price
Boys ' Oxfords, values to $3.00, now ..' , ......95c
it.- ti-A fir-': -iA-:,t A: A-yp'AA-.A A'-f :. ;.V;:,:r .,;.;
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One Lot of Men's Shoes, values to $5, now ; $1.95
- Men's $5.00 Oxfords now XJJt $1.95
A Men's $3.50 Oxfords now L Ll$l.S0
! f Everything in our large stock of high grade merchandise is oh ' sale. Noth
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i Now is the Time to Get Your Fourth of : July Clothes
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Don't Forget
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nv f KEEP FRESH IN YOUR MIND OUR. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE. MONEY IN POCKET,
I IF YOU DO MONEY OUT, IP YOU DON'T. IT'S THE GREAT CLOTHING OPPORTUNITY OF;
THE YEAR; OUR TIME FOR CLEANING HOUSE AND CLEARING . OUT STOCK THAT'S
ALL. WE TAKE OUR LOSS NOW RATHER THAN LATER. t1, J,, ;
Our Prices Before Buying
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'tench & Scrdnton
1216 Adams
La Grande, Ore.
Issues Correction.
The statement is being made in the
streets that in moving and repairing
the Christian church we are running
the church in debt more than it was
before, I would say to the public that
all such statements are false and are
told by those who would work if placed
in the lead, but because they are not
they take pleasure in criticizing and
telling lies. . ,
The facts are as follows: All the
contractors are paid and the church is
standing upon a good foundation, in
better shape than it ever was on the
old location, and we still have money
in the bank.
Other statements of conditions and
facts will be made from the pulpit
Sunday. "
v " A. J. ADAMS,
. -V ' .Pastor.;'!
Bucks Arrive Tomorrow.
Pendleton's ball team will arrive in
La Grande today, tomorrow to begin
the week's series of the Tri-State
league.
Sake Off Your .Rheumatism.
Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism.. Try a twenty-five cent
bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and
see how quickly your rheumatism
pains disappear. For sale by all
dealers. , .;. . ... . -
FOR RENT Modern, furnished rooms
clean and pleasant, close in. 1601
Adams, t 6-16 tf.
STRAWBERRIES for sale at L. C.
, Smith's home,' 1705 U ave. 6-16 3t
FREE Clinic at the North-Western
School of Chiropractic. 6-16 tf.
WANTED Girl or woman for gener
al housework. Call 902 Penn Ave.
or phone aMin 715. 4t
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FOR SALE Buggies, Hacks and 3 1-21
inch wagon at Deitcher's Wagon
Shop. 6-16 5t
Walk a Block and 1
Save a Dollar
WE WILL FURNISH YOUR HOME FROM CELLAR TO GARRET
ON EASY PAYMENTS. A COMPLETE STOCK OF THE BEST
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS ALWAYS CARRIED
i WHY PAY THE FANCY PRICES WHEN YOU CAN WALK ONE
BLOCK AND BUY THE SAME GOODS FOR MUCH LESS
MONEY.-
WE PAY CASH FOR USED GOODS. WILL EXCHANGE NEW
GOODS FOR OLD. SECOND HAND DEPARTMENT IN BASE
MENT. ADCOOK & FRITTS
CORNER FIR AND JEFFERSON.
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