La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 23, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextV: WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE FIVE , . J, CHERRY'S v v THE HOUSE OF COMFORT FEATURE PROGRAM r .v. Special "The Gettysburg Anniversary" Free Admission to All G. A. R. Veterans. "A BROTHER'S LOYALTY." Big two part special featuring Francis X Broshman. PATHE'S WEEKLY, NO. 27. r "PROFESSOR WM. MUTT." Fine Edison comedy. ... ... ..... - "THE RAYMONDS." In Vaudeville specialties. , High Cost of Living Solved. j Buy groceries direct from whole- . ' saler, Francis G. Cavers, Foley ho- U PERSONALS. tel. Gall up or write. Adv. 7-1 lm , Take nd chances, have an expert do your concrete work. See John Oberg. 1807 X. Adv. SPECIAL AT SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW. ANNIVERSARY. Chief McLachlin came home from Portland this morning.; . SERVED A FINE DINNER. Wurren Chandler- returned from.' GETTYSBURG Portland, yesterday, where he went Adv. 7-23 Cameras, just what you need and all camera supplies at Silverthorn's Fam ily Drug Store. Adv. 7-21 tf. i DR. H. S. BROWKTOJt. DentUi. uN fice over Sherry's theatre. Adv. . ' LOCAL BREVITIES. Hill's Drug store aevelops film Adv. - 7-15 tf . ' ' Auto Service. We have large and small cars for hire. Careful drivers. o Prices vary reasonable. LEIGHTON'S GARAGE. Adv. '"7-22 tf. Phone Main 737 ; Neat, clean, extra well constructed brick chimneys built by John Oberg, 1807 X. " Adv. CHERRY PICKERS WANTED at : Chris Lund's, north end of Ash street! Adv. ,7-22 4t. ICED POSTUM With Lemon and Sugar Is the delicious beverage for summer comfort and one the en tire family can freely enjoy. The pleasure and satisfaction from ones first glass of iced Postum is a revelation not soon forgotten. Old style Postum 25c pack ages. Instant Postum 30c and'50c. For Sale by PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY with a train xrf cattle. Councilman Fitzgerald and family motored over to the Cherry fair this morning. ' ", Miss Mabel Macey has returned to her home in Spokane after spending a pleasant week with her cousin, Mrs. G. A. Beath.H - Miss Mattie Scoffield, Miss Lolete King and Miss Marie Love were La Grande members of a party bound for the Cherry fair this morning. ' ii .. . Miss Augusta Carpenter, of Mus kegan, Mich., arrived last night to vis- Assessor Couch, whA so generously j it with Rev. and Mrs. Upton H. Gibbs. fed the county officials on fine cher- j Miss Carpenter is a cousin of Mrs j Having just installed an Enlarging Camera, we would be pleased to have ' you bring us your prints that you may want enlarged Jit a small ost We also do all kinds of finishing and de veloping on short notice and reason able prices, at Silverthorn's family Drugstore. , Adv. 6-20 lm Auto Service. We have large and small cars for rje8 a few ,javg B0 morning pre- rnces very 8er)ted the editor of the Observer a hire. Careful drivers. reasonable. Adv. LEIGHTON'S GARAGE. " 7-22 tf. . Phone Main 737 ; fine basket of large juicy ones. MISS RODA PIERCE has moved her hairdressing parlor to room 10 Sa-jRed 3091 voy norei. rnone itea ui. uiiice. - and residence work solicited. Adv. . jjrg jj Prof. Benedetti'a music studio at 1604 Washington street, Will take a reasonable number of pupils. Phone AdV. 7-1 u. L; Evans. Piano Teacher. I Thorough instruction in artistic Ask about the No. 1-A Folding Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern Ansco Camera. Hill's Drug Store. Adv. . 7-22 tf. WANTED Experienced waitress at Palace Restaurant. Adv 7-22 tf Have you seen the very latest Silver Mesh Bags in the window at Silver-! . V. Cov.;i.t Tlmin C ) A1. ' 7-21 4t. methods used. Studio 1008 Third St. Phone Black 881. Adv. 6-1-tf Joe Engle returned this morning SPECIAL AT SHERRY'S TODAY from Los Angeles, where he is taking AND TOMORROW. GETTYSBURG -a course in osteopathy. He will spend ANNIVERSARY. Adv. 7-23 ,., his vacation with his mother, Mrs. Stella Engle. Th Prince Enjoytd It, and the Fam iahed Guests Politely 8mild.' Prince Leopold, the late regent of Bavnrla. was extremely hospitable, re otvini; many guests and keeping open imi-i', in wblcb cuuie lu turn officers, .,-i.M.ii.-ts, artists, manufacturers all m society lu Munich. Himself u;i'uit or an exeelleut knife and iii'K. iii' took the pleasures of the ta le seriously mid deHlred that all bis nests xliniilil do the suiue. Some weeks before bis last Illness it fell asleep at h dluuer party lmme I lately .alter the Drat course. Ills quests were restrained by reaiect for ctliiiette from waking him. but con tinued then oHiverwitlon In low tones. The wrvmitx did uot dare to continue serving the dinner. The prince con tluued to sleep and soon began to snore. The guttata eontiuued their con versation In soniewbut louder .tones, but the prince slept for two hours, dur ing which time no one left bis place. The guests sat furnished Id the same .oom with a tnarvelously appointed dinner. At length Prinee I.eiMld awoke. He gave a hurried glance round the table and bhw only a number of well man nered guests successfully pretending to have noticed nothing. Persuaded thut bis doze bud passed completely unobserved, be mild. "Now let us go Mrs. Frank Toney left on the local! u B n.oralne, and nro- this afternoon for Baker, where she, cei.ded t0 the drawing room. Thfv will visit for some time before she were served with coffee, : liqueurs aw) joins a camping party and leaves for cigars. The '-prince,'' thoroughly ro a .short stay in the hills. , I freshed by his sleep. Indulged In a I greut deal of excellent conversation Chas. Dunn and family returned yes- which lusted till midnight The party terday from an automobile trip to then broke i up. a f 1 the guests depart- r.yw.. isrsrsrsr-r?" about as good as they will be any time this summer. . ..4.... ........ ...... BROWNIE " Nothing to puzzle young J heads in ;.' ! Gibbs. The, Brownie , Way I of making pictures none of the bothersome details that take away half the fun. Boys and girls can enjoy a ! Brownie right from' the utart., And they never out-grow its ef- ficiency. Popular with grown ups too. -. .' ' $1.00 to $12.00 Red Cross Drug Store i ' The Sun Manufacturing company of which Clapp & Thompson are pro prietors, have received a crispet ma chine and will operate it in the Hunt ington building on Elm street. THE SP1RELLA CORFET. Corsetier Mrs. Laura B. Jackson, 1208 First St., Phone Red 1311. Adv. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and. night. . Adv. Frank Phy of this city, who was operated on for appendicitis at a Spo kane hospital Monday, passed a very unrestf ul night but-the attending phy- A camera that gives good satisfac- sicians hope for better results today. tion for ?2.00 to $10.00, or more, u you wish, at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. 7-21 tf. Phone Main 80 Modern Dressmaking can n-w '. had in La Granoe. Eignteen years in ladies' exclusive tailoring establish ment. Call 13021 O Street Work guaranteed. Adv. 5-23-ttf RITTER. The photographer in your town. 11-ltf Adv. Order now for Fall delivery, Mrs. O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St. Phone Black 1971. American Queen Corset, Sanitary arons. Adv. 6-30 1 mo We pay best price for Second Hand Furniture. Dyals' Furniture Store riovt. to fieHdes' Phone B. 3351. Adv 7-12 tf I If you want to build something good it pays you to see John Oberg, 180.7 X Ave. Buildings, walks, bridges tanks anything. Not "cheapest" but best. Permanently located here. Adv, M. Y. Stoddard, Perry; Allen Peel, Spokane; M. J. Mangard, Walla Wal- i . r-, t". n . . TV . 1 1 . nJ T C . . ... .. . ill! I., r. nHiei, fuitiuiiu. u U1 Word has been received in ims city - ; by Mr. and. Mrs. B. B. Nutter of the Gay, Ogden were among those regis death of James Washington Hutton at j tered at the( Sommer today. father of Mrs. Pearl Schrader of Spo- John !? ""S L.t kane, who was heard here during the . g e a.es w ;, r . .. ...,J., ...,u u0,f fii . la; Frank Hemple, Union; Mrs. J. T. ..".' j Metcalf , Telecaset; L. A. Wright, Tele- me' " ca set, were among the guests at the Savoy last night. Cherry Pickers Wanted Oil' V 'Ofi for particulars. Adv. 7-2 tf A. C. Moffatt, Portland; W. F. Des-'n-er, Portland; W. H. Neitiers, Den ver'; J. J. Pegg, Cheyenne, were reg- i J X .At.- Polnit 4n1nll UrVlla hire. Careful drivers. Prices very " " ",D reasonable.' jj. B. Ferry, rendieton; unas. i. whim., 'inrTnviM'or.APirF 'Joseph; Elmer Heard, Haines and E. Ytfll f 1 HA.1Dtailll1 laOr 7-22 tf.' Phone Mam 737. 11,ler' ue" , ; night. Hill's; ' Auto Service. We hff'? lrfe and small cars for Prices very Adv. Let us develop your films. Drug Store. Adv. 7-22 tf. Sheridan Will Rebuild. CHERRY PICKERS WANTED, D. H. Proctor, Fruitdale. Adv. 7-22 2t p. PLAY OF THE BLUEJAY. ' "i It Llks to Test Hawks and Owls by - . Imitating Their Calls. ' ! The bhiejay likes best to live in thick woods, but It often comes Into open fields, orchards and near dwellings In search of food When it discovers you It iisrfumes a proud and angry air of conceit nnd defiance. The bluejuy's upper ports are pur plish blue. . The lower parts are pur plish gray. , The wings and tall are bright blue with black bars. The tall feathers are tipped with white, it has a crested head. The blnejuy builds Us nest about twenty feet above ground. It Is mnde of twigs and One roots. From four to six egBR are in Id. Tbey are of a grucn lbU druu color Oecked with brown. Koubtless the blnejuy helped to name Itself, as Its common utterance Is a long drawn "Jay. Joy. jay." This cry. with the bright blue colors, bns given It Its name. While the Jny sings no song It Is able to tuiitote the calls of other birds, by wblcb menus It often attracts them It likes to teuse and torment the owl and especially the little spnrrow hawks. This is done by linltnting the cry of a wounded bird, which draws the huvvk nenr. Tbeu several Jnys wl" dart nt tbe huwk. squealing aud frol IcUiiig about In great glee Sometime the play ends In n tragedy, for the hnwk pounces upon one of them to the dlsuiuy of the others. Jays mny be .aged n ud turned like crows, nnd some writers say they win be taught to utter words.-from Bird Studies by Herinnu C. de Groat Band Concert Thursday. - 1. "Cross the Mason-Dixon iLine," March . .... . . . . . . . . , . ,M. Daniel 2. ' Overture, "Realistic," Ellis Brooks 3. "Rag Cotton Babes," , .T. Wenrich 4. "Walse Blue," A. Margis 5. Two Btcp, "The Troubadour," "f ..,......W. C. Powei' 6. By request, '.'Piazicato Polk,".. ........ ........ .v ... .Y. Strauss 7. "Pride U, S. Maine, march.... ......... a W. Bannet Carpet and Rugs taken up and Cleaned and Laid at short no tice. Rug and Carpet Weaving. PHONE BLACK 1521. , La Grange ;Flu Rug Co. G. L. 3'JSE. !rnn READ THIS Have just received my patent deed on a New Invention; a house-hold necessity. I can show anyone that it is the best in its line that has been invented. x Anyone wanting to make money out of a small investment, had better investigate my proposition immediately; time is oppor tunity will only be here a few days. WILLIS M. KINCAID 602 O Avenue. No Banana Day Thursday Sheridan, Ore., July 23. A remark able exhibition of indomitable spirit is on display in Sheridan, where last Fri day night damage of, from $300,000 to $325,000 was done by a fire that clean ed the business section of the north side of the Yamhill river. Today several concrete buildings are under way and nearly everyone is do ing business again. The new main street is to be between 80 and 90 feet wide; the old one was narrow and rath er a drawback to the town. Everyone is nullinir with his neighbor. Before the $80,000 paving contruct was let Cummings & Black FANCY AND STAPLE GRO CERIES; ALSO . Martin's Home Made Candy Owing to the fact that the Banana sale here yesterday exhausted the lo cal supply, the merchants are compel led to call off Banana Day Thursday. A fresh car of the famous Lamon Bananas .will reach La Grande direct from New Orleans Friday and will be'recently, there was a bitter division! ugUnHt ,ne broiiae frock tout and the ripened and distributed in the usual manner. "A Banana a Day Keeps the Doctor Away." Adv. 7-23 2t. GETTYSBURG ANNIVERSARY. See the Blue and the Gray in Re union at Sherry's. Probably one of the most interest ing films that was ever exhibited in the United States is on at Sherry's theatre today and tomorrow. The pic tures were taken by one of the leading over this issue. The fire has brought the factions into one camp. The kind of paving and the contract price may still meet some disapproval, but the improvement is to proceed. . Changes in locations are various but the main business district will be re built in about the same location, ex cepting for new and finer buildings. Rainroad Trouble Ending. New York. July 23. An early set tlement of the differences of the'east- film companies and shows the old sol-ern roads and employes is predicted by diers of the north and south as they gathered on the historic hattlefied in their tented city on July 4th. 1 he pic ture shows vividly the good feeling between the old boys who fought against each other during the civil war and tells the story in pictures that no orator could paint in words. It is a master piece and should be seen by every loyal American citizen. the members of the federal board of mediation. Althoueh the mediato: are considering the request of the rail road officials that the arbitrators con sider their demands as well as those tt th Btrlker. it is- expected the railroads will withdraw their request It is expected thut the threatened strike on th Erie averted. ' , '; The Inartiitio Frock Coat. t the Chinese wallow In all our virtues and In nil our vices, but at i least let them preserve Asia from ourJ clothes . Cun you -. Imagine umiueius In u frock cont and a top bntV I re gnrd Ibe frock coat as the most fc 'pr" bio vestment ever woru by that nl. surd nnlmnl - man. When 1 puss bronze statue of a British gtftesiiiiin buttoned up In a bronze or miirtile frock cont I cover my eyes nnd sM-il. by In a paroxysm of horror. There h only one thing worse than n frock coat In bronze or m.'irble and that Is a pair of trousers lu miirtile or bronze. I think our sculntors ouijht to strike New Second Hand Store New and Second-Hand Clothes Boots and Shoes bought nnd sold: also Shoe Repairing done on short notice. ' H, CAREY, Prop 209 Fir St. marble trousers, ir tbey must imiikv etilgles of our statesmen lot them mod el ihem In their pajamns. - London Oolnlou. Tha Tonguei of Belgium. Belgium Is largely u bilingual eoun tiv in, I to n icrtaiii extent ti'llliiKUal. This Is Indicated by otliclal statistics, I WHICH indicate mm im.iiv ui it i"'r i illation more than fifteen years of one , speak Flemish and French, that (i5,G37 speak Freuch and w niioon ami inai i a t oqt utwiir Wnllnmi fnwl Flemish ' , I o - The three languages are spoken by !!.- finn II., ,t till (11.1 nf tlin lllllllllitjIlltH I livy, n, v .... . v.. . " - GRAND UNION TEAS AND COFFEES. ' You curt get a better grade o Teas nnd Coffees for t.lie money than elsewhere, and Tickets on all Grand Union Goods. A full lino of Groceries always on hand. Grand Union Tea Store of Belgium are bilingual and 4!i..lin) trilingual. The number of Belgians who speak only one language Is 4.'J('.2. 112 and Flemish and French are pret ty evenly divided between them, the speakers of French numbering 2,132. 1)57 aud of Flemish 2,12!U8T. There are 0,040 returned as speuklng none of the three language In vogue In rr railroads will be I country, but the medium In which lb?.- convey their tnougni is noi luuiciueo i Crawfish ! j Foley Grill I