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1 SU'i -.4 ...i.vj-; FRIDAY JUNE 27, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER, J . -.5-:., ' PAGE FIVE S THE HOUSE OF COMFORT ; "Tragedy of the Big Eagle Mine ' :a kalem in two parts, a gripping dramatic classic, the price of silence." best american pathe drama. DOUBLE VITAGRAPH I'THE MIDGETS REVENGE" . : .;. ' . AND COMEDY. "GOING TO MEET PAPA.' BROWNIE AND SILVA," THE CLEVEREST DANCING ACT EV ER. COMPLETE CHANGE OF ACT. Sunday Only - ; "Wamba, a Child of the Desert" ONE OF SELIG'S GREATEST WILD ANIMAL SPECIALS TWO PARTS. ., c:-(Wii.!)r.ir1 MONEY Can nuke some Iowa on good productive farms for five years at seven and one-half per cent; ore to five thousand dollars.. Write full description of property and amount wanted. Address: "Money," cajrt Obesrver, La Grande, Oregon. V.. .. Adv. 6-13 12t strong for the summer.' She is a sis ter of Mrs. Armstrong. Have ; you ' seen our camping win dow? Take a look and notice our utility kit Hill's Drug Store. Adv. , , 6-27 2t s' ' ' -:. . ," ... . KlKIxJC. -' ! t The nhotosTBDher in your town. 11-ltf Adv. W.. M. Locke, Enterprise; Roy Cra- mer, Wallowa; Lewis Pck, Cove; H. i G. Bauer, Enterprise; S. C. Weaver. ! Enterprise, W. A. Anderson, Weisc ;"j: Li M. Graff, Ukiah and Mary Baksr V of Summerville, are among those w! i ! stopped at the Savoy last night. ; $15.00. in prizes for the best essay. Given by McLeod. See ad. on page 8. Adv. LOCAL BREVITTES. $ TqVa An Ansco Hill's Drue Store Adv.. , 6-23 It it it isn't an Eastman, it isnt a kodak. Red Cross Drug Store. 6-26-tf-adv. , ' Rain last evening interfered with the band concert which had been an nounced for Thursday evening. Take no chances, have an expert do concrete work. See John Oberg. .1807 X. " : , Adv, TXannafnrtll ' tll BnSSeV tail ' and duss line will have quarters at the vit hotel. Phone Mart Hi. Day and night.. .... . - . . If you desire to see a practical demonstration of coolness caused by evaporation, call at the headquarters of the Australian Iceless Refrigera tor Co., 108 Elm St La Grande, Oregon. .. . Adv. 6-17-tf Everything for camping in our util ity kit Get one before you start on a camping trip. Hill's Drug Store. Adv. ' 6-27 2t Red Ooss Drug Store for Kodaks. v Adv. . 5-29 tf. Efficient Auto service good car alwavs on the job.. Call Shores Auto Service, Sommer HoteL ; Adv. Chas. H. Colvin, Portland; A Jones Davenport, la.; Frank Truhn, Marys ville, Ida.; Geo. Vest and wife, Union; E.', Killer, Ogden; Karl Myer, Hot Lake; Geo. C. Miller, Pendleton and Waldo Shepman of Portland are some of those stopping at' the Foly. A. y. Olson, San Francisco; Geo. L. Lace, Jr., Chicago; E. C. Skiles, Se attle; H. Mitchell, ; Portland; D. R. Prather and wife, The Dalles; F. E. Jones, Boston; J. E. Moore, Seattle; T. M. O'Donnell, Portland; H. A,. Hith erill, St' Louis, and R. 0. Johnson of Portland are among the guests stop ping at the Sommer. Notice to Auto Owners. If you want "to : hiiild something good it pay's' you to see John Oberg, 1807 X Ave. Buildings, walks, bridges, tanks-anything. Not "cheapest" but best Permanently located here. Adv. Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St Phone Black 1971. American Queen Corset, Sanitary arons. . Adv. SHERRY SATURDAY ONLY "WAMBA", SELIG'S GREATEST WILD ANIMAL SENSATIUIN in TWO PARTS. Adv. 6-27 2t All auto owners who wish to enter livery service from the city to Chau tauqua grounds, should apply to trans portation committee, John Collier, A. Wi Nelson and Wm. Miller. " 1 ' Your summer vacation should not be planned without thought of an An sco Camera. Hill's Drug oiore. Adv. ... , . 6-20 St Moose dance at rink tonight' Adv. 4 Auto for Hire J. P. Laxson, large touring car; careful driving; mode ate chances. Phone Main 737. , Adv. 5-20 tf. Modern DresBm&Krag can now had in La Granae. Eigfcteen years in ladies' exclusive ' tailoring establish ment Call 13021 O Street Work Tonieht the Moose ball team gives a dance at the rink. The public is in vited, and an orderly well-behaved, Adv. guafanteed.. Adv. 5-23-ttf Party is promised Beach Thoughts Are in Season And with them come the suggestion of a trip to ' Delightful North Beach BY THE PACIFIC . : Reached Via SPEND SUMMER TO PORTLAND .r.i V- ',' '- j ' BY THE SEA t ' 0.-W. R. & N. Columbia River i , Steamers Beyond You will always be glad you spent your summer at this splendid re . sort, wVere waves and trees Combine to add pleasure to your outing. LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT IT J. H. KENEY. Agent LIKE VOCATION FIND PRAIRIES LESS FREE FROM , INSULTS. the Pacific coast, we expect , to rest rideB, but we have always declined. Department Stories Hold More Moral Dangers Than Fields. ; An attractive proposition to offer two or :three Kve wires in Dromotmar Thorough Instruction in artistic Dronosition. Call 108 Piano Playing and ftmoy. g- - Adv; - 5-201111 methods used. Studio 1008 Third St aim Mrs. E.-L.. Evans, Piano Teacher. instruction in artistic Phone Black S81. Adv. 6-1-tf I Sherry's Brownie and Silva. "Those Dancing Boys". Complete Change of j Act. Adv. 25-13. ' Dr. McMillan returned. Foley build ing; $ f. " . dergarten in the Sabbath school roonfl of the Baptist church Monday, June 30th, 'f of children from" 3 .to-6 years. Terms very reasonable. For informa tion call Black 1591. Adv. 6-25-4t Adv. Hair dressing, manicuring, weav ing hair goods. Miss Rhoda Pierce Office Room 18, Montana Rooming House. Adv- FRESH ARRIVALS Columbia Sugar Cured Bacon. Smoked Beef Tongue. Cold Boiled Hams. Dried Beef. Star Bacon. These meats w slice on our machine fresh, any quantity you wish and any thickness you desire.- PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80. '. . ' ' i .Salt Lake, June 27 ''Girls are safer Miss A. L. Stine will open a Kin- walking alone across the country 6than Tihey 'are when working' in department stores. The insults which the are apt to meet m many stores are jotai' ly absent when they are on the road." These are the" conclusions of the Misses-Frances Leach, 18, and Mary Coyne. 23, feminine globe trotters who are walking from Denver' to San Francisco via the old Midland trail They are not attempting to make any speed records, having left Denver May 12. They left Grand Junction, Colo.j on their western trip a few days ago. p V'Tls declare that their effort Miss Callie Denning will do fash-: ; is merely preliminary to a more ex- Phone Mrs. C. Hr-r annmrw tEr.ded pedestrian tour later. If they Adv. Camera, we would t e P.'essea to navr Neat, lean, extra well constructed brick chimneys built by John Oberg, 1807 X. , - Adv- La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. . Located in Foley TTnfol WwV A Lottie Av. Adv. 5-26 6t . . ! The secretary of the fair association r nn. W: S. mtOWTOX. Dentin ,,.! would like to see all motorcycle and fice over Sherry's theatre. Adv i bicycle riders at once at his office in Sommer Hotel Bldtr. Adv. fi-27 ?t, We are able to take care of ourselves and can walk to the Golden Gate with out begging or sacrificing our self re spect. I should just like to see some ' cheap cop try to start anything with us. I'll guarante it would be the last for a few months, and then start to walk back to the Atlantic. After that, we will feel able to tackle Europe and Asia." . t . . The girls finished the first leg of their long journey Denver, to Grand, time he would ever try it." Junction, Colo., a distance of 475 miles in three weeks time and arrived in the latter city fresh and unwearied. Al though both girls have always gone'. armed, each carrying a T 'small' revol ver, they declare they have, been Sub jected to insults only once. KIDNAPPERS ARE FOILED. Daring Attempt to Seize Young Lady In Daylight Frustrated,: , Chicago, June 27 A daring attempt ; to kidnip , Angelina Dimaggio, aged "Two tramps tried to get fresh twenty, was frustrated by the police once," said Miss Coyne. "We tried to ( who captured threejtalians. One pris walk on rapidly but they pursued us. , oner is Philip Dortorice, who said the ionable dressmaking. L. Thorne, Black 3921 you bring us your prints tht r.v-; GRAND UNION TEAS AND COFFEES. You can get a better grade of Teas and Coffees for the money than elsewhere, and Tickets on all Grand Union Goods. A full line of Groceries always on hand. Grand Union Tea Store New Second Hand Store New and Old Clothes, Boots and Shoes bought and sold; also Shoe Repairing done onehort ". notice.- H. CARE Prop want ' ' snn'. cob. also do t.2 kinua of finishing and de veloping, on short notice and reason able prices, at Silverthorn's family Drugstore. Adv. 6-20 lm r;V; they will remain on the coast r sevxifcl montns ana men annual. Moose dance at rink tonight Adv, $15.00 in prizes for the best essay. Given by McLeod. See ad. on page 8. Adv. SHERRY'S SUNDAY ONLY AN OTHER SELIG WILD ANIMAL FEATURE. "WAMBA" IN TWO PARTS. . Adv. 6-27 2t. 3 PERSONALS. e . ... 1 1. J. Atloni' "Mv , iv wain, unvn w w tf muscles are as hard as nails," laughed pretty Miss Leach today. "A month s walking out in the open air did that We both worked for our living in a department store in Denver, and be came so run down in health that we decided a trip of this kind was the on ly thing that would permanently re store our health. When we started I could scarcely walk two miles a day, and now I can do fifteen and get fat on it "We have a letter of credit which will help us out in case we are unable to make our expenses by sailing postr cards of ourselves. When we reach We were so frightened at first that we didn't think' about our weapons. We begged the men to let us pass but they became arrogant at our fear and when they' used insulting language we drew our revolvers. Two shots apiece at the ground near their feet and they, made Mercury ashamed of himself. "On the whole, however, we could not ask for better treatment tkcr. we received and we feel much safer traveling this way than we ever felt when we were working in a depart ment store. All the men are verv kind. Most of them treat us like we ! were their daughters. Some of the ' young brakemen get rather sentiment- i girl refused an offer of marriage. The attempt by kidnappers, who were in ah automobile, was made as the girl left her home to go to work. I l ! 209 First Street. ' n IEi uUUIJmllJIJIJIJUIJ RED CROSS DRUG STORE F. S. Bramwell returned home this morning from Pendleton, , Deputy Sheriff Tom Williamson re turned home this morning from Black Foot, Idaho. STOP AT Martin's Candy ". . a Kitchen 1 FOR FRESH CRUSHED STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM. ALSO LOCAL AGENT FOR THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER. al and mushy and offer to give us ........... ........ 2 Miss Alice Simpson, of Walla Wal la, is here visiting Mrs. A. W. Nel son. Mrs. E. P. Day leaves tonight for Detroit, where she goes to attend the reunion of Natives of Michigan. Wagner Umpires Game. Pittsburg, June 27. Honus Wagner and Barney Dreyfus essayed new roles here today when they agreed to urn pire all base ball games and athletic events at the board of trade picnic. More than 1500 children participated in the games ai:d a mass flag drill in celebration of Oakland Day at Schen lev Dark this afternoon, Barney and Honus were among those named to line up seevral hundred of the smaller chil dren and hand each one an "all-day sucker." , Cut Prices ON ALL MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S s and Oxfords Pump Fred Dutli left last night for Ro chester to attend the Elks' grand lodge. . Mrs. F. C. Bramwell, accompanied by her little daughter and Miss Jean Nibley, will leave tonight for Logan, Utah, where they will visit relatives and friends. . Miss Rae Morrison, who has been teaching at TuBon, Arizona, the past winter, arrived last evening to be a guest with Prof, and Mrs. G. H. Arm- Two Parties Slighted. Fort Wayne, Ind., June 27. Bull Moosers and Republicans found some thing in common here today. It was the knowledge that they were not wanted at the polls while the Demo cratic primaries were going on to nom inate a city ticket Later the two par ties which were idle today, will prob ably join in the nomination of an In dependent tickt in the hopes of de-. feating the Democrats. Vic difference between sitting under pur own vine and fig tree or under soi;ie other fellow's vine and fig tree Is that whatever grows, on the vine or fij; tree is yours. ALL NEW STYLES, EVERY PAIR IN THE STORE AT SALE PRICES. ALL MEN'S OXFORDS LADIES' OXFORDS AND PUMPS AS LOW AS ... ;.. ..... . 95c ALL OUR GOODS ARE STANDARD MAKES DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY. NO JOB LOTS. L J. French Shoe Co. AGENTS FOB ONYX HOSIERY. .......... ............ ....,. . M i
