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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1913)
TUESDAY, AUGUST. 12, 1913. Li GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE 1TVE SHERRY'S THE HOUSE OF COMFORT k "A Hero Among Men" A WO PAkT LUBIH "THE MOULDING," FINE V1TAGRAPH. A DOUBLE BIOGRAPH COMEDY. NIXON AND MORAN COMEDY, SINGING AND DANCING. 3 . WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. "Shenandoah" THE PINNACLE OF MOTION PICTURE ACHIEVEMENTS IN THREE PARTS. ,.-'v . is taking his summer vacation. Pen- dleton Live Wire. ; PERSONALS. " ' : . 7. Chris Miller left today for Joseph, $ where he will spend a few days, . . Jerry Foley has returned from an ;, S. H. Dalton, a local vnerchant, went extended sojourn at Wallowa lake. ' to Portland today on busir.st... Mies Pearl Price left for her home in Dr. Brownton has returned after an Pendleton this morning after spending extended trip in the John, Day conn a few days with friends here. . . try. ' J. David Haines the well known mus- will permanently locate here. ! Henceforth the Bussey Cab Line fcaggage and Express, will have head- quarters at Foley hotel 81. ' Adv. 0 LOCAL BREVITIES. . - Hill's Drug store develops films The Luther League of Zion church will meet at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Drahiv 805 N street tonight at 8 o'clock. There is some business to come before the' meeting, but most of the evening will be spent in a so-, cial way.. A number of the members, of Zion church ' Dr. and Mrs. Lilly, and .daughter, Evelyn, of Cove, were La Grande vis. itors yesterday. , , j w j ' I T. C. Bangs left on number 10 this Mr. and Mrs. Fred Will.ams left , to- mornin fro Payett taUee,( where he day for Wallowa county for an outmg wi remain few d on bugine88. of a few days duration. : ' j . - I ; Mrs.' C Ralston leaves tomorrow for Chief of Police McLachlin has re- Pendleton, where she will "stop over a turned from d. vacation camp on Beav- g0 on t0 Freewater, where er creek. Jehe remain a few day before go- - in? to Portland, where she will be the Miss Ethel Gulling 'now located at guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh J Portland, is spending a few days at Shelley for about two weeks.'"; Wallowa lake. V ' I ' ' ' ' . . ,' - " ' ' Frank Phy is home from Spokane. Mrs. George Stoddard and family where he recently underwentan op- Phone aMin left this morning for Wallowa lake (J ,nmon Ior PPW8- ne is mucn B"2 spend the week end. Mr. Stoddard Pved m health and stood the trip may join them later in the week. . ' , nome, " - " . . 'friends in the city rejoice that he is Fletcher Homan, D. D., president of Me to return home at this early Silverthnrn'R Familv Dmi Rtnr Aifv. TVfllumatfA TTnivavaiv was n iha iifv uaid A camera that you will be glad you ' bought, is what we can sell you at 8-12 7L- this morn&g on his way to Wallowa .1 WANTED Sewing by the day. Can do any kind. Mrs. Nash. Phone Red 1022. 7-22 lmo lake to spend a few days. ana Attorney Charles E. Cochran pass ed through the city this morning from Pendleton on his way" to Union, at Pi of. Benedetti, teacher. 'The best are planning to at-, music f unite): : d 1 or all occasions. Tele- tend a service to be held at Perry to- phone Red SOSil. morrow (Wednesday) night. The Per- : x 1 1 i ry services nave oeen cnangeu a HAIR DRESSING, manicuring hair Mr. und Mrs. J. B. Fisher Adv.' daughter, Gladys, left this morning which place Jm transacts legal bUBL for Portland,' where Miss Gladys will ness, enter school this fall. Mrs. O. E. BROWNIE r 5 , make: the . cmv ..;. DREN'S SUMMER BSfl " , ,DAYS REAL HOLIDAYS J FOR THEM. . l . ". . i Picture-taking glvee IWa J eateitainmeni and a aw,. " , interest ia the ; . which they can am tm-'' r . banal. The Browaie matmm ' J ' it all a aiMttle hAIC BROWNIBS, tlM T ' f Red Gross Drurj Store ! I12.MU week-day evening until other arrange-' ment8 can be made. ' v. jj. Brick. Stone and Concrete Work. All kinds of repairing, remodeling, underpinning, ornamental and rustic brick or stone work. Fire places, man gles, flues and cet. Work guaranteed. W. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone R. 3692. I ?. Adv 7-30 tf. We will be glad to teach you how to use the cameras we sell you at Sliver thorn's Family Drug store. Adv. . ,. . . , 8-12 7t. Our Specialties Girls' Models and Maternity Corsets, Mrs. 0. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th st. Phone Black 1971. American Queen Corset. Adv. Mrs. E. L. Evan. Piano Teacher. Thorough instruction in artistic Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St. Phone Black 881. Adv. 6-1-tf The Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid society will hold a lawn social next Wednesday night on the Loughlin lawn, 1308 Pennsylvania', near Adams. Ice cream, cake, coffee and sandwiches will be served after eight o'clock. Ev erybody come. Adv. 8-12 2t. RITTER. , The photographer in your town, ll-lu & , voy hotel. ' Phone Red 1091. Adv, .. ' ' . -25 Dr. Brownton, the Dentist, has re turned from his vacation and can now be found in his office over Sherry's Theatre. Adv. 8-12 6t Auction sale of cows, Saturday, Aug ust ,16th. Adv. 8-9 6t Mrs. E." C. Herzineer and three Harper and daughtes dauehters have arrived from Pendle- left for their home in Pendleton this ton jom jir, Heniinger who recent morning after having spent some time jy established an agency for the Ore here with friends and reratives. gon Life Insurance company here. Miss ,. Herzinger is a natural artist and has Howard Geddes, who recently left foun(1 fame ; the making of the cuts La Grande to make his home in Ba- an(j drawing of all sorts for- the ker, came down last night to remain a Rounj.Up posters. She is only six-, few days. teen and has never had a lesson or ' anv instructions in art. Some of her , Misses Ethel and Alta Wheeler of work wljj te 0n exhibition at the com-. Spokane arrived this morning to visit ing fa5r Mr anj Mrg Herzinger live a few. days with County Kecoraer ana Bt 2Q16 Cedar street, Mrs. Proctor. 4 The young ladies are nieces of Mrs. Proctor. All things Electric La Grande Electric Co., Foley Hotel Bids. Black Adv. 7-28 13t. I Mr; and Mrs. Jay Van Buren left this mornine by auto for Portland . They will ship their car to Portland ! from The Dalles. They wi'f: spend a Jq Exhibit Justin. few days m that city. Carload of Page Woven Wire Fenc-j ' . ing at right prices. See J. A. Chand-i MiES Sarah Smjth left last even-, ler, Fruitdale. Ad 8-9 6t p m chicag0 where she win visit! 'with relatives for a few weeVs nd FOR SALE Furniture, good as newi then enter the University of Chicaco C02 O avenue, Phone Black 302. ' for the coming ysi-r. Adv. 8-7 tt SHERRY'S Patrorize : Home Indusdry BY EATING ; Sun Brand Corn Crispettes Which are made at 106 Elm Street, and are sold by all deal-. era in groceries and t .."tctionarie. Yo are invited 4 come in and inspect our plant at any time. . , ; .. SUN MANUFACTURING CO. 106 Elm Street, La Grande, Oregon. . ' " i Bronson Howard's Celebrated Civil War Drama 'Shenandoah' Ecnson Howard's f: t ious Civil Vsr drama, "Shenandoah", has thrill ;v ";."2rr.iic;is of theatre-goers. It is with no little pleasure that Sherry We pay best price for Second Hand Kamela, where e will ret some fur- announces "Shenandoah will be Furniture.' Dynls' Furniture Store 'tL.r nnint(rs in the work of telegraphy presented on Wednesday and Thurs- m W. ViRl AriU . ... ........ Harold Czrvv 1?." -V? nninjr f?r Kamela. where Ve will rat some fur- next to Geddes' Phon. B. 3351. Adv. 7-12 tf, August 16th, Jersey cows at Auc tion. Adcv. 8-9 6t. after which he will become a regular member of the telegraphers' force this section of the country. Attend stock Auction Sale, August lfith. Adv. 8-9 6t. I. Utile Bessie THE NEW PARLOR BROOM. Made from fine f ibered, stem less whisk corn, light weight and ony 13 1-2 inches long, fin ished handle and better sweep ing qualities than any Broom we have ever handled. Good cameras, $2.00 to $50.00; you will find them at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. .:. Adv. 8-12 7t. day as a magnificent photoplay in three parts. It required more than a year for the Kalem company to pro duce this stupendous subject, as near ly' every scene was made in the au thentic locations. Thus when Gener al Sheridan makes his famous rioe to rally the panic-stricken troops, the It Can Be Relied Upon. The American Drug and Press As sociation authorizes its members t guarantee absolutely Meritol Hah Tonic. It has no equal. It is wonderful remedy. A Jrial will con cince you. Newlin Drug Co. F. W. Rader, Enterprise; C. D. Gor don, El Paso; R. A. Woodburn, Port land; W. R. Davis, Walla Walla; Jas. Picken. Portland; C. A. Morris, Ba ker; A. Nibley, Portland, were guests spectator will see the bacr. grounds at the Sommer yesterday. j of Winchester, Virginia, wnlcli were visited by the Kalem producers and E. W. Pease and Miss Vera Pease, players. The bombardment of Fort of Cove; Mrs. Jas. Johnson, Range, Sumter was produced at Charleston, lore.; has. Bullock, Prosser; A. E. s. C., through special arrangements j Carson and family, Missoula, Mont.; . and one thousand soldiers take part in 'Bess Wagner, Ollis, Iowa; W. Clark, ( the battle scenes. One of the most Baker; Chas. R. Hanson, JspoKane, striking effect and one never Deiore INCLUDING I I AND I I BUSS BOAT FARES DIRECT TO PARK AKD RETI1RJ $4.25 . Once More Elgin Concert Band at Wallowa Lake Park Saturday, Sunday and Monday, August 23, 24 and 25 BAND CONCERTS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT, SUNDAY AFTERNOON 7 Price 60c PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY , Phone Main 80 Vacuum F.OrSZ CLEANING r. .i.il.sTKRJKS FTPMTrRE RKfAIKIIVO ' !TWRSS MAKIKfl rUKSlTTBE PACKWe. I,. F. BELLINGER, 107 Wash. Ave, Phone Black 10S2 were registered af the Foley last even ing. ... Josie Hagen, Lostine; A. J. Holmes, Tacoma; Charles Wood, Uaiawen; nar- o'.d Jolir.son, Caldwell; Earl Stein back, Baker; I. H. Hegsted, North Powder: Clarence Clinker, Pendleton; ficcnm--hed in motion pictures is a battle at midnight. The belching can non illumine the sky and the soldiers are only seen by the flashes of their muskets. $9,000.00 as security. Observer. Address A, care Adv. 8-6 6t. ! Crawfish I 9 iMiHHM ' I Foley Grill j . WANTED. A loan of $2,500 for 3 years. . Wili G, F. Haller, Telocaset; P. L. Haller, give first mortgage on property worth Telocaset, registered at the Savoy yesterday. i Mrs. John Dobbin of "Union, her daughter. Mrs. .Hwing and grand daughter, Miss Florence Ewing, the latter two of Portland, went to Jos eph today to visit with the Jay Dob bin family: While in La Grande they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E Reynolds. ' j The conductors on the O.-W. R. & v .re doing a little old-fashioned NOTICE We have bought the Model Bakery outright and all outstanding bills must be paid by former owner. We will not be responsible or any bills prior to August 1st. C. E. KEIFEPw, 8-9 2t p Adv. Manager. Cafateria and Delicatessen. Tne object of the delicatessen is to fumieh ready to serve home cooked "rawhiding" again. L. rl. Norton,- products oi every ui-sunpuuM. with headquarters at La Grande is eatable that you may desire for the now holding the punch on the Pilot family table, for your lunches, or for Hock run while the regular man, W. parties or clubs, can be had cooked E. Fergus, is handling the hat slips on' to order. Special attention to family the main line between here and Hunt- trade; picnics, parties and all kinds of ;rgt:n in the place of Jack Smith, who iunches. ,. Adv. 8-7 6t. AUCTION SALE of High Grade Jersey Cows Also Hoises LA GRANDE, OREGON SATURDAY, AUG. 16th i Also One High Class, Standard Bredv Registei e J Stallta i Twenty Head of These Jersey Cows Are Fresh With Caret's l by Their Side. Horses Are All Mares Weighing frua f I 1UU 10 loUU rOUnuS. HaLy & Turner Of Caldwell, Idaho M. Nichter, Auctioneer V
