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. TOESDAY,'JTJLY l,1913v ; r-;j; PAGBUVB i TEE. HOUSE OF COKFOBT ' I "THE WHITE SLAVE" Special Two-Part Vitagraph ' A Beautiful Story "of Days Before the War; Sympathetic and Emo tional. " v " "' ' . '' PATHERS' WEEKLY NO. 21A Perfect Film for Particular People. HIGHBROW LOVE 'AND : ' '-Double Bio graph Comedy. ' TRIMMERS TRIMMED . " " THE DREWS Comedy, Staging, Talking, Dancing. , WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY to the lNlbrlh" Essanay Two Parts ! A thrilling Drama of the Great V LOCAL BREYITttS. Talce an Aaaco Hill's Drue Store. ...... At. . 6-23 ltt " If it isn't an Eastman, It isn't a kodak. Red Cross Drug Store. . .-.; : 6-25-tf-dv. ' " Elkhorn. Flour makes . good. ' Adv. THE SPIRELLA CORSET. !h Oorsetier Mrs. Laura B. Jackson, 1208 First St, Vhone iRad 1311. Adv. 6-30 1 mo Sj?,'."-. ' : ' .'. "'' An attractive proposition to offer 'two or three live wires in promoting ij a mertorious proposition. Call 108 wn. tf -a. a c OA 1 . XXU V . WiW All Street Superintendent Stacy has .v. iTni mM V ipool of water that , grew in propor " tions according to the amount of. the t rain and tonlv. A was drained 'by evaporation short piece of pipe, a. short' iHifi-h nH little anDlication of the' laws of gravitation did the business, BOA.RDERS AND BOOMERS WANT- ED. 905 SDrine St. Phone Black 3881. Adv. 6-30 6t. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and bues line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191 and night Day Adv. i HAIR DRESSING, Manicuring, hair. erZl work solicited. Adv. The Ideal Morning Meal During Ber ry Season Puffed Wheat or Puffed Rice with Strawberries form a very inviting dish. The grains are crisp and porous, so they melt in the' mouth. v ' Puffed Wheat 15c, 2 for 25c Puffed Rice 15c pkg. straight. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY a PHONE MAIN 80. Money if n .. c The undersigned represents the NETHERLANDS AMERICAN I MORTGAGE BANK, and s prepared to loan money in any amount '. on improved wheat, alfalfa and dairy farms. Rates 7 and 8 per Cent , No delay. I FRANK R. ATKINS, Phone Main 5. ' Pendleton, Oregon. 550 Main Street. ..... . Northwest; Friday night, July 4th, Danceland. Adv. 6-80 tf 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. 5-17-tf Plant sale, La Grande .Seed & Flor al Co., See their "ad." in another col umn. ' . Adv. 7-1 6t. . "T"""" - r pe piannea wiuioui oiougui, ui an An- sco Camera Adv. .' . k Hill's Drug Store. V.;"V; -' -20 3t Neat, clean,' extra well constructed brick chimneys built by John. Obevg, 1807 X. ' Adv. ' Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St. rw ri i. iflqi a r Co"et, Sanitary arons. Adv. Modern Dressm&Klne "-'nn now had ln Graaoe. Eighteen years in kes' exclusive tailoring establish- merit- Call 13021 SX. Street Work guaranteed. ... Adv. - 5-23-ttf Sale of Plants. This week only. "urry 11 yu wanl a real Bargain, a Grande Seed & Floral Co. Adv. 7-1 5t The secretary of the fair association would like to see all motorcycle and- bicycle riders at once at his office in '1. Sommer Hotel Bldg, . . Adv. 6-27 2t; i La Grande Electric Co., best wir- i and supplies., Located in Foley, Hotel block, Adams Av. Adv. 5-26 6t : Miss Callie Denning will do fash ionable dressmaking. Phone Mrs. C. L. Thome, Black 3921. Adv. 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 on short notice. . H. CARE i7, Prop 209 First Street. to Loan in order to move them quickly we will give you the plant if you will buy the pot they are in. About a thou sand fine palms, ferns, fuschias, ge raniums and other plants selling for $2.00 each, down in 15c pots. Similar ones in 5c and 10c pots. First buy) get 'the choice. ;Come ;quick" if , you want your share, .-, This week only. Store or green house. La Grande Seed & Floral Co- Adv. . 7-1 St. Efficient Auto aervlee good ear always on Um Job.. . Call Shores 'Ante Service, Soramer Hotel .. , , . Adv. v. Mrs. E. L. Evans. Piano Teacher.' Thorough instruction in , artistic Piano Playing and Harmony., Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St Phone Black 881. Adv. 6-1-tf Friday night, July 4th,' Danceland. . Adv. 6-80 tf Elkhorn Flour makes good. '''? ' jm . Adv. ' DB. H. & BROWXTOH. Defti. Vi- "ce over Sherry's theatre. Adv. If you Vant to buili' .soniething good it pays you to see John Oberg, nrn XT A T j: ill.- LJJmi. tanks-anythjng.. Not "cheapest" but best r ermanenuy locaiea nere. aov.j . , i Friday night, July 4th, Danceland, Adv. 6-30 tf. Miss Stine's kindergarten ' in bath school room of Baptist church. Anvrttio nan Innvp (Tiilf)ifn nT,f ' nnm. ,ber of hours during day. Terms reas onable. Phone Black 1591. Adv. 7-1 5t Dr. McMillan returned. Foley build ing.' : . ....'" '-Adv. - Take no chances, have an expert do your concrete work. See Jehn Oberg. 1807 'XS, - -Adv. . High Cost of Living Solved. Buy -groceries direct from whole saler.. Francis G. Cavers, Foley ho tel. Call up or write. ' Adv. 7-1 lm Having just installed an Enlarging Camera, we would.be pleased to have you bring us your prints that'you may want enlarged at a small cost We also do all kinds of finishing and de veloping on short notice and reason able prices, at Silverthorn's family Drug store. Adv. 6-20 lm Friday night, July 4th, Dancelard. Auto- foi- Hire J. P. Laxson. large' J touring, rnr;. . cV)ar"-es Phonf ?T.'iin 737. , Adv. 5-20 tf. Prof. Benedetti's music studio at 1604 Washington street, will take a reasonable number of pupils. Phone Red 3091. Adv. 7-1 tf. RITTER. The photographer in your town. 11-ltf , .. . Adv. S 3 ; $ $ 4 3 3 4 , PERSONALS. . Jay Van Buren left this morning for Wallowa on business matters. G. H.- Rush the contractor, left for Boise, on business yesterday even ing. " Mrs. H. A. Hansen of Salt Lake City, who has been the guest of Mrs. A, W. Nelson for the past week, left last night for her home. i'v. Mrs., E. .Jenkins and son, F. M Jenkins, of Perrydale, Ore., are guests with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duignan. Mrs. Duignan is a daughter of Mrs. Jenkins'. George H. Curry, Jr., leaves to night for Portland, where he' will be in attendance at the World's Christian Citizenship Conference, during' the latter part of the week he will visit in the lower valley towns . for a few days. Dr. J. D. Gillilan, recently a local minister and now district superin tendent of the Boise district for th Methodist church, with headquarters at Boise, spent last night in the city between trains, coming in on No. 5 and going west again on No. 17 to be a guest at the World's conference !' Tt it J ; V & in rvruanu. i . , ; : s " Wilbur Jay for many years a me chanic on 'the Observer forces is in the city today enroute to Seattle from Kansas, City. j Mrs. John Gavin formerly of thU city, hut now residing in Portland, ic here for a fe wdays transacting bus iness matters. . '- -,... ' ." Carl G. Grill, a postal clerk of the Wallowa branch, has been transfer red to the Portland and Eugene run. F. W. Waber of the Baker-Austin run will take his place. R. W. Howant Payette; T. Tana Hot Lake; S. Stange, Lincoln, Neb.; Joe Taterish, Hot Lake; Mrs. M. B. Fry, Lostine; W. H. Chanley, Enter prise, are among those registered at thtf'SaVoy today. ' ' ' T Mrif. W. O. Head a siBter of Ed Kin dle, Mrs. Emma Allison a sister of Wm. Allison and Mrs. W. H. Peters. mother of the above mentioned 0DJeJi are here to spend the Summer months. The ladies arrived last night from Jefferson',' Iowa. . ' - i .. Miss .; Ethel "Wright i arrived home S:" evening after Bpendmg sa --i - - Z L ru vwitra feugene, vurvuiiiB aiiu rviw-t r: nrVA in n il! land.--Miss-Wright will enter O. A.; J jC. in the fall and begin a four-year:J I miinb ,n . TWrnefltip" firiffnrif) iinri' Tift Sab-!mestic Art J Miss Minnie Hloman and Miss Lil ly Holman, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holman of Island City, returned last evening accompanied; by- Miss Weatherford, a friend from Gilliam county.;.' Miss '.Minnie, was, graduated from the University of Oregon this yar and her sister was a guest with her during the momentous occasion. After commencement week the Hol man girls went to Kelso,' Wash., . to visit relatives and then came to Port land later going to Gilliam county to". Visit friends. ' . REALTY FIRM CHANGES. F. P. Childers Disposes of Interests to . , J. W. Bush of This City. Changes were made in the person nel of the C. J. Black &' Company real estate office this morning. F. F. Childers. who Hinro his rpt.irempnt' from tlie sheriff's office has been act ively connected with the company, has sold his interest to J. W. Bush for :usr well known creamery man but .' for several years in .the real . estate town? In -Nebraska. He was presi- I u-jt.z ii the Tuden .Land company for several years in Tilden,. Nebraska, and since coming to La Grande several years ago, has kept, in ..Close touch with realty values, having owned con siderable and various pieces of real estate. The firm name will- remain the same as in the past Mr. Bush however having an appreciable inter est and will give his sole time to the business with Mr. Black. Concert Wednesday Evening. The La Grande band has changed its day of open air concerts for this week. In order to not conflict with Friday evening attractions the concert will be held tomorrow evening. The numbers will include: March, "California Limited,".... S. C. Fenton. Overture, "Superba," . . . C. W. Dalby Medley, "Dear Old Yankee Land," C. Camp Turkish Intermezzo, "On the Bosporus,"- .... Paul Lincke Intermezzo, "Indianola," ...B. Hartz "The First Heart Throbs,"..... R. Gilemberg March, "The Victorious'Eagle,". . G. Rosey "SPUD" OWNERS OPTIMISTIC Reports From East Indicate Local Crops are Exceptionally Good. Owners of potato land and growing crops of this valley are much enthused at the likelihood of . a good potato market this year. The local crop prom ises immense output on sand soil and heavier ground, alike, and reports from the East indicate there are several crop failures there. B. A. Benham of the La Grande Investment company has obtained reports from the princi pal potato districts and all indicate there is eoine to be a shortage of "spuds" in the east. WANTED A first class Palace Restaurant. Adv. waiter at 7-1 tf - I I" I O.-W. Fourth of J' . a, ... ,., . ... .... . . .... .l,l'-- TaHe advantaged of Fourth of July low round trip fares fra O.-W. R. & N. Tick ets on sale July. 2nd, . 3rd and 4th. - Final . ).iv.::i-?.-i ni'-'"-' " return ;limit Jul6th. Let me quote you fares and assist m having a pleasant ' '.'if ,-5' f. -' '. - ..' !.:'' .;"' ','.': ' . Fourth. , ...... . I J J. HrKEENEY, Afjt. My lm . Portland Conference Interesti. Portland, July 1. Most of the. time at the World's Conference today was taken up by sectional conferences on the family,, peact, capital and labor. Four recommendations tending toward a change in the attitude of hurr.anity toward war were made by a special commission on peace today, There will ! be a number of addresses .this after noon In the stadium. " " ' Rebels Ignore Foreign Flags. ;' ; Mexico City, July 1. Dispatches frotn Durango say that forty women were captured in that city, last week and committed suicide to escape from the indignitaries to which they. Were subjected by the rebel .troops. ' It is reported that the rebels ignored all foreign flags. One Englishman was killed and several Americans wounded. More Officials Suspended. San Francisco, July 1. -The suspen sion of four more police officers Who are charged by bunco men with re ceiving hush money, was announced today by the police commissioner. The men involved are Patrolman ' Louis Balletto, Jack Gleason, Detectives Ed Mills and Charles Brown. The com mission took action as a result of the assertions made by Michael Gallo, and Carlo Cardano two convicted bunco men, who assert that they paid them money on numerous occasions. . German Tennis Champion Falls. London,. July L Stanley Doust, of the Australian tennis team defeated Kreutzer, . the German ( champion in three straight sets today during the semi-finals competition for the Davis cup. Results', wero. 6-3, 6-2 0-8, ' i,. ml RED CROSS DRUG STORE The Drug Store of La Grande For Your Prescriptions R. & N. July Rate ' Notice to Property Owners. Official notice is hereby given tha. in compliance with ordinance No 461, I will prosecute anyone violating th weed-killing ordinance. ' It is imper ative that this work be done immed iately and it must be attended to at once by everyone. , Adv. ;, CHAS. STAGEY, 4 7-1 2t ' . , Street Superintendent FURNISHED ROOM for rent, 1106 N ave. Phone Red 3872. Adv. 7-1 4t p. ! Crawfish j Foley Grill f mm ..... STOP AT Martin's Candy Kitchen FOR FRESH CRUSHED STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM. ALSO LOCAL AGENT FOR THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER. I I
