"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
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MERRY'S
- THE HOUSE OP COMFORT -
if Shenandoah '
Bronson Howard's Celebrated Civil War Drama Complete
in Three Parts. One thousand soldiers in the thrilling'
battle scenes. The bombardment of Fort Sumpter. Sher
idan's historic ride. The awe-inspiring battle of Win
Chester. All produced on the exact spots where tfe his
toric events occurred.
"PATHE'S WEEKLY" Always Best, Always First.
Nixon & Moran
, Comedy Singing Talking Dancing
Brick, Stone nd Concrete Work. II rill mnilT
All kinds of repairing, remodeling, ftVVi H Ml
underpinning, ornamental and ruatie IlLII . I IIUII'I
brick or stone work. Fire places, ma n-
ties, flues and cet. Work guaranteed.
W. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone K.
3692. Adv 7-30 tf.
AT HILL'S
'$15.00 buys your choice of any man's
suit in the store at West's Remodeling
sale. ' '.
CONTRACTOR HORSTMAN
. MENCES CONTRACT.
COM-
New
Plate ttlass . Front, of
. Type to Be Installed.
Complete renovation of the glass
Hill drug store was
Modern
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BROWNE
MAKE THE CHIL-
: RITTER.
The photographer in your town, ll-lu front -of the A. T,
y ' . ' ' j commenced this morning by Contract-
" Attend stock Auction Sale, August or Horstman. To make the front one
16th. Adv. 8-9 6t. 0f the most modern in the city is the
, . ,. . ,, ... . . . . purpose of the owner, John Gardner. J
The Ladies of the Mission society of v ' .,..,!
the M. E. Church South, is urged to at- The plans call for a big steel lentil, J
tend the last business meeting of the and the show window space is to r J
society before conference at the church deepened to extend back a trifle more
Friday, August 15th, 2:30 p. m. ' Mrs. than four reet. inere win De no posts
Maeir, President. or pillars in the show windows when
' ; !the work is complete and large plaie
' v Just In. 'glass put in with the most modern
Carload of Page Woven Wire Fenc- fashion. The work was commenced
DREN'S SUMMER HOL
DAYS REAL HOLIDAYS
FOR THEM. , '
Picture-taking gives them
entertainment and a new
liiU-iti,; ,n the out-of-doors
which they can never ex
haust. The Brownie makes
it all aa simple n ABC
BROWNIES, 1.0 TO
$12.M.
RedjCross Drug Store
ing at right prices. See J. A. Chand- th,s morning,
ler, Fruitdale.
Ady,
8-9 6t p
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rrrrTTrrrrrrrr W. B. Sargent has started work on a
Next Sunday at the Presbyterian six-room house and basement between
church in Elgin, Rev. Everet ,Smit Adams and Washington on Second
will preach on the subject, "How Can street. j
anyone make life doubly worth while
living." In the evening his subject FOR SALE Furniture, good as new.
G02 0 avenue, Phone Black 302.
Adv. 1 8-7 tt
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
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TEACHER RESIGNS POST
Hill's Drug store develops
will be, "How would Christ solve the
films, church problems of Summerville." The
Beautiful 30-in. 4 Z hair switches
and the finest face creams at Miss
Pierce's liaid dressing parlor. Room
10 Savoy Hotel. Phone Red 1091.
public is cordially invited to attend.
SCIENCE TEACHER NOT TO RE
TURN THIS YEAR.
Henceforth the Bussey Cab Line
t Eaggage and Express, will have head
i quarters at Foley hotel. Phono aMin
!9L " Adv.--. 8-2 .--
August 16th, Jersey cows at Auc
tion. Adcv. 8-9 6t.
Proposed Agricultural Course Slightly
Upset as Result.
We will be glad to teach you how to
use the cameras we sell you at Silver
thorn's Family Drug store. Adv.
8-12 7t.
A telegram received this morning
The Ladies' Parish and Misnionary by School Clerk A. C. Williams, from
societv of Zion Lutheran church will John R. Montgomery, for the past two
'meet at the parsonage, 805 N street, ysars science teacher at La Grande;' " t
A camera tnat you win De giaa you tomorrow iinursaayj, at a p. m., as njgn scnooi, is to tne eiieci vnui. ne
Dougnt, is wnai we can sen you ai tne last meeting was posvpuiieu w wui not return to nis puHiuun in
Cafateria and Delicatessen.
S The object of the delicatessen is to
furnish ready to serve home cooked
products of every description. Any
eatable that you may desire for the
Uncle Sam's
Loan Office
Loans money on all kinds of
Watches, Diamonds, Gold, Jew
elry, Clothing and all kinds of
personal property,
we sell
unredeemed pledges
at u very low price. -
FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING.
family table, for your lunches, or for
parties or clubs, can bo had cooked
to order. . Special attention to family
trade; picnics, parties and all kinds at
lunches. Adv. 8-7 6t,
Danceland
'4 PANCE AT
5
Tuesday Night
GALLERY FOR SPECTATORS
PARENTS ESPECIALLY IN
VITED TO ATTEND.
STRICTLY HIGH CLASS.
C P. FARRIN, Mgr.
We pay best price for Second Hand
Furniture. Dynls' Furniture Store
next to Geddes' Phone B. 3351. Adv.
7-12 tf
Silverth;rn's Family Drug store. Adv.
8-12 7t.
va
Ansco
Film
Ve know this film will
give you uniformly good
pictures. It gets the
detail sharp and strong,
gives full color value,
and is free from hala
tion. No matter how
inexperienced you ?;re,
you can depend on it
every time. Ansco Film
fits any camera made
especially for the superb
Ansco. We have both.
Men's Suits worth up to $30.00, all
priced at $15.00 during West's Remod
eling sale.- Adv. 8-13.
WANTED Sewing by the day. Can
do any kind. Mrs. Nash. Pho:'e
Red 1022. 7-22 lmo Adv,
tend the Sunday school picnic, there Grande with the opening of the fall
will be considerable business to at- term. At the last teachers' election
tend to. , ' , Mr. Montgomery asked the board for a
- i leave of absence of one year in which
Good cameras. $2.00 to $50.00: you 'time he was to complete a course in
,l cm;i- aericulture ana return to open mi
Will 1IHU UlCIH Ol. tHIMlw. o . , . . I.
Drug store. . . . Adv. 8-12 7t. , extensive course in that branch here.
. 1 This request was granted- but before
PERSONALS.
Prof. Ber.edetti, teacher. The besli
:-.:usic furnished for all occasions. Tele-1
..hone Red 3091.
' Dick Kelly, wife and daughter, went
Our Sj)ecialties Girls' Models aiid to Hot Lake on No. 10 this morning.
Maternity Corsets, Mrs. O. C. Combs;
Corsetiere, 1503 7th st.
1971. American Queen
Phone Black
Corset. Adv.
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ANSCO SIGN
Ocm. bar for
teitdw&lopl&g
And printing.
HAIR DRESSING, manicuring hair
goods, weaving. Rhoda Pierce, Sa
voy hotel. Phone Red 1091. Adv.
-25
his mind and was to return this year
to teach. While in California on his
vacation he was offered a position he
says, be could not turn down and as a
consequence La Grande is without a
science teacher. As the time before
school opens is so short the school
board is casting about for a suitable
City Attorney and Mrs. J. P. Rpsk '.applicant and is rushing matters as
left this morning for Joseph to visit much as possible.
friends. -. , ,. "j " J .'
" j LAWN SOCIAL POSTPONED.
Mrs. Augustine Brischoux has gonej
to Haines to join a camping party for . Uncprtain Weather, Camping Season,
a few days. i Etc., Cause for Postponement.
Dr. Brownton, the Dentist, has re
turned from his vacation and can now
be found in his office over Sherry's
Thaatre. Adv. 8-12 Ct.
Af'".' -"r Will Landrnm
and family left thir yarning for Im
bler. Mr. Lcndrum is on his vacation
this weak.
Only a sliort time left to take ad
vantage of the $15,000 Suit 3ale at
West's. Adv. a-ld.
I Miss Lulu Dawson, formerly a pop
ular young lady of this city, arrived
from Des Moines last night and will
remain for several days as the guest
of friends.
Escause of uncertainties of tho
...,. -.;;-.) ubsence from the city of
manv people and various Other caus-
; es the Presbyterian Aid society yester
day evening decided to indefinitely
postpone the lawn social scneuuicu
this evening at the J. W. Loughlin
home. The exact date of the social is
to be announced later,
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BUSS AN0
BOAT
FARES
DIRECT
10 PARK
AND
RETURN
$4.25
Auction sale of cows, Saturday, Aug
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E. M. Brewer, rortiana; james i-ick
All things Electric La Grande en( Portland; Ruth K. 1 nomas, lionise
Electric Co., Foley Hotel Bldg. Black Tnomas and May K. Thomas, all of
3141. Adv- 7"28 3t Walla Walla; R. a Koon, Bend, Ore.;
Piano Teacher, were regisiereu ai mc aumure. j'"-
artistitf day- .
Modern
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Tomorrow's Breakfast
Post Tavern Spe-
Mrs. E. L. Evana.
Thorough instruction in
Piano Playing and Harmony.
methods used.. Studio 1008 Third St.1
Phone Black 881. Adv. 6-1-tf
Once More
Elgin Concert Band
at Wallowa Lake Park
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, August 23, 24 and 25
Rich and creamy cooked like
old fashioned porridge and serv
ed hot with cream mul snjir.
20c PACKAGES
'his'breakfast food is the na
tural field flavor of wheat, corn
and rice, skilfully blended.
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1G07 Wash. Are.
Phone Black 1022
Herman Hillman, Hot Lake; Frank
Brown, Imbler; H. L. Fisher, Lookout,
Cal.; Ira Pratt and wife, Tacoma; Mrs.
George Matther and Miss M. Mat
ther, Enterprise; Edgar Ray Sum
merville, are registered at the Savoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Currey accom
panied by Albert Currey and George
McDonald, left this morning by auto
for Katherine creek, the boys will re
man at the Thompson ranch for a two
weeks' outing. Mr. and Mrs. Currey
will return .tomorrow morning.
pattison I Crawfish !
j Brothers j;j
GROCERY FojQriH j
, Phone Main 80 jjj !
H. S. Jackson, Corvallis; M. W. Win
slow, Corvallis, C. H. Turner, Cald
well. M. P. Bishop, Athens; Mrs. D. C,
Mays, Joseph; Frank Wallington, Ba
ker; John Cox, Baker; Albert Bowles,
RaW: M. J. Peaseineer, Omaha; D.
C. Wilson, Seattle, and A. C. Holmes,
Portland, are registered at the Foley.
Attorney H. E. Dixon of this city,
and Marion Davis, ex-postmaster at'i
Union,, and a prominent member of
the Knights of Pythias, left this
morning for Enterprise, where they
will join the Enterprise delegation of
Knights of Pythias, who will ascend
Eagle Cap mountain anfl administer
the degrees of the order to a class of
non-initiates.
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BAND CONCERTS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT, SUNDAY AFTERNOON
J. David Haines
MUSIC TEACHER
BAND AND ORCHESTRA
INSTRUMENTS.
PHONE BLACK 481.
AUCTION SALE
High Grade Jersey Cows
Also Hoi ses
LA GRANDE, OREGON
SATURDAY, AUG. 16th
Also One High Class, Standard Cred, Registeiei StaHica
Twenty Head of These Jersey Cows Are Fresh With Calves
by Their Side. Horses Are All Mares Weighing from
1100 to 1300 Pounds.
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Haley & Turner
Of Caldwell, Idaho
M. Nichter, Auctioneer
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