La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 30, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1913. hi J i fi ft 11, J! If! I' f lj B 'i lu. i 4! 1 . II 111 I IIIUIIU dividually the company won instant favor yesterday but tonight thiy will attain to the highest point of perfec tion i n a wel' varied program con siting of the following popular nu-u liers in which the quarter will excel ove anything elre yet attempted Dy thsm during their '.pcearances in the city: . .- ' .'; I Bridal Chorus from "Rose Maiden" ' Cowan Duet for aonrann nnii tuiritnn i EST PROGRAM RESERVED FOR. - from "II Trovatore" ...... Verdi' THIS EVENING. Alto Solo "Lieta Signor". Meyerbeer, ' '".. i .,', I '.'V j Trio for soprano tenor and bari-' I Sacred Concert ; Taxes Repertoire of ' tone "Praise Ye" . . . . ,.. Verdi , Stellar Musicians. Tenor solo "Spirto Gentil" I ' ;. , ' " Donizetti' ' .': ' Sextet from "Lucia di Lammer- j , The first program of the fourth an- moor" ................. Donizetti! anal Chautauqua opened with a del-, Soprano Solo "Voi la Sapete" ... age of harmony. "Recall" by the Boy Mascagni Scouts fo'uriu" the pavilion packed with; Baritone Solo "Prologue from II ' an enthusiastic audience whose ap- j Pagliaci" ............... . . . . reciation soon waxed warm with n. i Duet for soprano and tenor "Mis- r!nntrara . ...i,i I erere" from II TroTatore Verdi' ram the numbers' of the Sierra quar-' Qunartet fT Wetto" ....-Verdi m-t i m j . . . H i By special request, the organization Ut consisted of duets, trios, and quar-, ngj "Then You Remember Me," et work which' proved rto be much from Balfe's "Bohemian Girl." ' wore popular with the people than the ; - ' 1 i ; ; wtial line of solo work. I Alfalfa Crop Damaged. 1 . A. E. Eaton, one of the pioneers of pthe most popular of all. the Union county., and a prominent . uk program oi uie atternoon was i " " viwi, . v.. J7 -..j-wj u j .!i i- this forenoon .on legal business. He wu , rendered and special mention ' . ,... Trs i. i i,; most Je made of their rendition of., with the exception of the first crop" of Alfalfa wich is damaged by rain. - Get Memberships at Gate. 9 Those who nave binned up for. 4 chautauqua membership t'ckets, ? or desire 'iem, "an : obtain -the tickets at the tickec office on 'bo grounds. . .' .. !One Sweetly Solemn Thought." ' i The evening program of tne coniT jany though well rendered was' tax ad because until the last they kept within the bounds , of sacred music However the .audience went " away well satisfied and convinced that the first day of chautauqua had been. a tronderfijll success. Following are the jrograms givenr yesterday. ; ' - , Afternoon Program ' Dvet for contralto and tenor, "At Parting;" Neidlinger Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Baritone solo, "There Is a Land," ....... . Parker i. .. i. " Mr.. Redf M ' Quartet,, ."One Sweetly, Solemn ylnot,. ..Ambrose bierra Quartet Contralto eolo, "Salutation," .......... ..........; ....Stevenson i Mrs. Anderson. . . .. Tenor solo, "If With All Hearts." - -fron "Elijah" , ir. Anaerson. - Vuartet, "Softly Now the Light of , Day," Sierra Quartet Evening Program. Quartet "Festival Te Deum". .Buck Quartet JEaritone Solo "Lord" God of Abra ham" from "Elijah". . . . . . Mr. Redfield. Trio for soprano, contralto and tenor "Eternal King" .... Leslie , Mesdames Jenkins, Anderson and Mr. ' Anderson Quartet "Hark! Hark! My Soul" Shelley. . Duet for confcraltn nnH fonm- "nA j my uigtn, verai. Trio for soprano, tenor and bar- rtone "Praise Ye" Verdi Jtrs, Jenkins and Messrs. An derson and Redfield. Contralto Solo "O Love Divine" . 1 .r ........... ; ....... Nevins - . . Mrs. Anderson. ' Duet for joprano and baritone "Crucifix" , ; Faure Mrs. Jenkins and Mr. Redfield. Tenor Solo "Soft Southern Breezes" .... ; Barnby Mr. Anderson. Quartet, "Hail Smiling Morn," Spof lord. Bawner Number Tonijfht. Operas will supply the sources oi most of the numbers toniirht, and the members themselves are free to aumit afc thpir rlnsinp" nrnirram tnnitrVif will te-of" greater merit than tht num-i Chamberlain's Clic, Cholera and Diar- riMf mst evening. Collectively or in,- One lot of short silk gloves, colors white and tan, special for the Fourth , One lot of Amejican Lady Corsets, slightly soiled, values to $3.00, at One lot of Men's Four-in-Hand Ties, 35c and 50c values, special for the Fourth ;:CV 33c 49c 25c Wh ere You Celebrate? No matter where you spend the Fourth you will want something new to wear. . Take advan tage of the lowest prices in town that we are offerihg in both meiiahil-wometfs wearing find the prices we make to be the lowest. Women's Take Plenty of Time to Eat There is a Baying that "Rapid eat ing is slow suicide." If you ' have formed the habit of eating too rapidly you are most likely suffering from indigestion or constipation, which will result eventually in serious illness un less corrected. ' Digestion begins in the mouth. Food should be thor oughly mastidcated and insalivated: Then when you have a fullness of the stomach or feel dull arid stupid after eating, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many severe cases of stom ach trouble and constipation have been cured by the use of these tab lets. They are easy to take and most agreeable in t effect. For "sale by all dealers. n:--,V, ,. Adv. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. In the' Matter of the Estate of Mary R. Hubers, Deceased. Notice, is hereby given tlrt the un dersigned has been appointed Admin istrator, with will attached, of the instate of Mary R. Hubers, Deceased, rate of Union County, Oregon, and that all persons having claims against said estate are herebv notified to present the same to F. L. Meyers at the La Grande National Bank of La Grande. Oregon, with proper . vouchers as . by Dated at La Grande. Oretrori. June 28th, 1913. . F. L. MEYERS, '""""""' Administrator. Date of first publication, June 30, 1913. I Date of last publication, July 1913. ' . - I rhoea Remedy. ( ;.JWIWTOVti?fceir I Every family without exception f DaflPf 'should keep this preparation at hand t i LcinCC during the hot weather of the sum- rA T 1 'mer months. Chamberlain's Colic! Lhoiera and Diarrhoea Itemedy is worth many times its cost when need- i ed and is almost certain to be needed ; before the summer is over. It has no superior for the purposes for which it is intended. Buy it now. For sale by all dealers. Elkhorn Flour makes good. Adv. , Elkhorn Flourmakes good, n-' 1 Adv. o- j AT Danceland y C. P. Ferrin, Mgr i SUITS AND COATS. Z As a special for the 4th, ,. we offer our entire line of New Spring Suits and Coats at the fol lowing prices : 1 ; -; ' '. i.r , ' ' $7.50 Coats at . 'l-..i:.I$5.00 i $10.00 Coat or Suit at !$6.65 $12i50 Coat or Suit at ......i$8.35 $15.00 Coat or Suit at ;..........$10.00 $16.50 Coat or Suit at :$11.00 $18.00 Coat or Suit at ........$12.00 ' ...... , .. $20.00 Coat or Suit at $13.35 $22.50 Coat or Suit at.:.:..l$15.00 $25.00 Coat or Suit at $16.70 $27.50 Coat or Suit at ......$18.35 , White Pique BALKAN MIDDY SUITS. Price the Suit .........$5.00 and $8.00 Snoes - Oct awaj- from all the'old style, bai-gain lot trash that is so freely offered you on every side and come here where you can and will get only the -very newest leathers and styles, in button, men's and wo men's, you don't want to wear out of date shoos on the 4th. You will be proud of the kind we sell vou. j Silk Gloves Fresh new stock just arrived. .The tips out wear the gloves. Short Gloves, all colors-....50c. .12 Button lengths at ...$1.0Cf .16 Button Lengths at!l....$1.25 16 Button lengths, beautiful ly embroidered at .$2.00 16 button Lisles at . . ..75c Short Lisle at ,.;,.;. J.25c and 35c ; Silk Hose In black, white, gray, pink "and light blue .l.l..!:..................50c Lace Hose One lot of Women's Lace Hose, all colors nd sizes. Regular; price 50c; reduced, to ....:...23c ww- a-'-mw women s necKwear Beautiful showing of Women's . - rewest Neckwear. Priced at ......................1....:.:......:.... 25c to $1.25 Millinery As a pediai ftil' ,the 4th, we offer our entir line , (l 'T'Hinmed Hats at a great a-eductioil. This is not old stock but bright, new stylish stock, most of it just received. ' Men's Suits One lot of Men's, Suits, regular ; price $12.50. Reduced for the Fourth" to ........-- ..........:...:.: .....$6.95 ,One Jot' of, -Mon's-" Suits, regular price ' $15.00. 1 Reduced for the . Fourth to 1:: :.$9.85 One lot of Men's Blue Serge Suits, fine weave and heavjr weight, regu lar price $15.00, reduced to ...$11.35 One h.t of Men's G rev Suits. Reg ular price $20.00. Reduced to $14.85 GHBEL'S iBBDHBHnnBsnaHBnsi Men's Hats New spring styles in Met) Straw Hats; a style for every head. Braids .. $1.00 to $3.00 Genuine Panamas .....;.....!....;........$6.00 FOR SALE By owner, ten acres of land near La Grande, house,' small orchard, chicken house, twenty-five minutes' walk to school. . For par ticulars address Box 337, La Grande, Oregon. Adv 6-30 6t p. $15.00 in prizes for the best essay. Given by McLeod. See ad. on page 3. Adv. Making Interior Bright. William Ash is having the interior of the Ash Bros.' store repainted and deported today. Will Open In Geddes Building. K. I)yal has decided to open his new nnrl baaahJ 1 I f ' i 1 ll.n ocuuuu imiiu xurniiUre store in wm GjeddMbuilding on Fir street. V ARCADE TONlGHTTwo Acts of Vaudeville ROMANILLO, Trick Violinist .'. WALTER BAKER, The Man of Mvsterv "In the Claws of the Vulture,' In Three Reels. Unquestionably Commanding! Delightfully Picturesque! Positively Captivating! and bound to be Triumphant!