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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1913)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1913. PA Of SIX . ,..'.. t . i-.ni'lT'vrTTkTl TlCT7'TT7TJ't ij.il (j lWi-T J II Jii V jiiiIi.VJ LliJiJXIi i-iXV. s"f.''"S f 4 1 p ; -'-Tr inif" THRIIIIMC'.nRIMIi ifiL VVULI I iimilliiiu unnmn . ......;.,... . ' ' ' . !. ' ' ' : i ' ' . , ! I "9 p i I V'''j f , f 1 --zrery, ,, . wsmu naKjrajea C VEfefc sale of seats for "TheWolf" will ' pen Monday morning' This being one ttf Mid big theatrical events of the sea- awn, ti large demand is more than probable, and for choice locations an arty application would be advisable. Dmi'l linv of Ktieculutors. The demand "everywhere has been so great that it Stiis Tbt.en an inducement for unscrup ulous 7jarties to follow this attraction ..from town u town,, buying seats for 'Stbo purpose of speculation. That im- tni'nse scene in "The Wolf" which comes to the Arcado Theatre on Fri day night, November 14th, in which a duel tukes place before the audience; : Ireft on a stage so dark that you can't ttTl which is getting the worst 1 ' : i. 11 .1 I- of it. There comes a fall, deadly sil ence, one is killed but which one, the hero or the villain? and then a light ed match flashes and you see what you see! It's not only the big scene " .1 . - i 1.... 1.1 i.: i ....... I oi me piay, uuc uiu uij5KeHw bhuhk" U11U greatest scene evur j-iiayuu uu ciiiy stage. THE THIEF POPULAR. Miss Russell and Ray Brandon Carry, Difficult Roles Well. In "Tho Thief", presented last night at Sherry's theatre, Miss Jeannie Kus sell and Rny Brandon were the whole show, and thev were eminently enough j for on no previous occasion did they show their real worth as thev did Inst night in the presentation of two diffi cult roles. While Miss Russell and Mr. Brandon proved themselves most ca pable histrionic stars u Cousin Kate, Ip.eir efforts of last hig'-t demonstrat i ed that thev still had some thing of ' real merit in otore for an appreciative audence. It was perhaps the best work seen here in many a day and the audience was breathless during the en tire performance of a gripping theme. The versatility of feeling on the part of Miss Russell is marvelous, but it could hardly be said that the piece would or could have the merit if the leading man did not support his co- star in an equally pertect manner. Miss Steadman was in perfect voice last night in her first number and ! seems most able in singing difficult and classical music. It was the first time during the en tire week that this gifted singer ob tained a real hearty encore. La Grande audiences are not the most appreciative, but on this occasion showed that -they appreciated good music when well rendered. From an artistic standpoint Miss Steadman's rendition of classic num bers leaves little to be desired and it may be safely predicted that she will be heard of in future with big com panies, i Chas. Martinez, who has enjoyed fine vocal training at one of the best schools of Europe, will assist the com pany this evening by singing a num ber of Spanish songs. Deafness Cannoi Be Cured by local applications, as thoy cannot ruacli the diseased portion oC tho ear. There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an lnllamed condi tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta chian Tuke. When this tubo Is Ir.tliimed you have a rumhllnK sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed. IJeafneSs Is tho result, and unluss tho In flammation ean bo taken out and th's tubo restored to Its normal condition, hearing will b destroyed forever;, nino cai.es out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but nn Inflamed condi tion of tho mucous surfaces. WnwIllRlTOOnnttinulml imllani fntnnTen"" "I Toufos (caused liycHtftrrhxlialwinrmlheruriMlb Ubll'a Uutarrli Curo. Sond for circularH, frou. F. J (Ml CNKY, A CO., Toledo, Ohio. Bold bT DmiHtbn, 76o. take lUira Family 1'llla fur conttlcatlon. CLASSIFIED ADS. - - VALLEY FARM FOR SALE Grain and alfalfa. Terms. Address box 460, La Grande. l-20 12t p. WANTED Three teams and teams ters at once on Spring street grad ing. See John Mars. H-2t tf. rm ta i IB a m . ' : . m . Use r Credit IT I GOOD KERE m. 4 M -I a a . it f i t -m i ct -M a a m m it ... Values in select House Furnishings that mean real economy to you. Our fall stock is most complete. Newest selection of niftiest patterns from best factories OUtt SHOWING OF METAL BEDS THIS FALL IS VERY COMPLETE We are carrying a very long line in medium priced and high grade patterns. This attractive pattern as shown in white and gold, Two-inch Post, Three-fourths inch Fillers, is the biggest bargain this Fall at $11.50 Of course we have the plainer beds at " ?2'B0 Each BRASS BEDS Our lines embraco exclusive patterns at .$3.75 to $35.00 Each You must try at our expense the best bod spring on earth the famous DeLuxe, all steel spring, is un equalled for comfort and durability. Try this for 30 days FREE and we will guarantee you satisfaction. In the GOODNIGHT Mattress, made o f the finest quality SILK FLOSS, represents the last word in a comfortable and restful mattress, that is good under all conditions. Delivered to your home on approval. Peninsular Foremast range in the homes of the land today; near ly two hundred placed in this valley during the past two years. Most lieautiful and pleasing STEEL RANGE of the time. Very highly polished top; plain but massive trimmings; warranted for 25 years; easily set up to city water; great fuel saver; bakes as evenly as a BAKER'S BRICK OVEN; cooks your boiled dinner in the oven while you are baking bread, and with its specially constructed oven carries the odors of cooking into the flue, thereby entirely elim inating circulation through the house. Make your home comfortable and buy a PENINSULAR STEEL RANGE EASY TERMS .$5.6 PER MONTH WANTED To buy cheap Under wood typewriter. Notify Observer. WANTED Position as housekeeper. Would cook for ranch or boarding house. Write P care Observer. 10-30 2t. p. FOR SALE 1 horse, 2 sets harness, 2 seated carriage, paint wagon, 2 sets extension ladders, 6 small lad ders and all other painting tools, all for $100.00. Phone Red 1222. lt-2 tf. FOR SALE A small store building on 4th st; $-400.00 cash. Yearly in come, 132.00. A good investment. 1004 First st., Phdhe Red 1222. 10-20 tf. TO RENT Two large airy, sunny bedrooms, for gentlemen only. 1710 Fourth st. 10-21 tf. FOR SALE Household furniture; mahogany and oak including carpets and rugs. Phone Red 1222. 10-20 tf FOR RENT 1 room furnished house close in. Call 1620 Gth st. 10-22 tf FOR RENT Front room down stairs, also small bed room; close in; rea sonable. 1020 Cth st. 10-22 tf FOR SALE OR RENT New Model Remington typewriter, F. D. Hais ten Fruniture Store. 10-17. FOR SALE New 4-room modern cot tage, 4 blocks from business center, small lot, a good bargain, som terms. Edw. W. Kammerer, 2004 Adams ove. 6-20 tf Heaters OUR LINE OF HEATERS 1 OR THE FALL IS VERY LONG All styles of wood and coal burners, and besides are showinng the ull fuel combination wood and coal that is unequalled for style and snV isfaction. This heater represents HEAL ECON OMY in buying as it is absolutely air tij;ht, ana owing to its peculiar construction, gives off the larg est possible amount of heat with very little fuel. Lei us snow you. ,., F. ,D. Haisten Furniture On Easy Payments You are cordially invited io call and look over our stock of liOL'SF.FURNISHINGS. Remember, we can assist you in making your home comfortable for the winter on VERY EASY PAYMENTS, weekly or monthly. '".-".-t - ' WANTED A few roomers and board ers at private house, four blocks from Palmer mill. Call Black 291. 9-18 tf. I f n n s Dollar HlarkJ) J isiheDbestQjnark io make in lite The dollar mark is the only mark that is recognized in all lands. Mon ' ey rules the world. You can be one of the rulers if yon op.n a bank account. Only the habit of "saving secures this dollar mark the mark of the world's most succef ul men. Start your career on the high road to success by opening an account at this bank., A dollar will do it. United States National Bank Capital $100,000.00; Surplus, $12,000.00; Deposits ,$100,000.00. - OFFICERS. N. K. West, Pres. Wm. Miller, Vice Pres., T. J. Scroggin, Cashier, C. R. Harding, Asst. Cashier. J30ARD OF DIRECTORS. N .K. West, Aug. Stange, C. T. Bacon, T. J. Scroggin, J. F. Conley, J. L. Caviness, Wm. Miller, A. T. Hill, Judge J. C. Henry. FOR RENT 2 bedrooms with bath, ; 1512 Adams avenue. Phone Black 1731. Two blocks from center of town. ; 10-15 tf. LUSTRE DE LUXE LIQUID POLISH AND CLEANER Is the best for Pianos, Automobiles and Carriage bodies, Upholstery, Office Fixtures, Floors, Linoleums, Enameled Beds, Bath Tubs and all painted or varnished surfaces. Perfectly polishes and cleans, pre serves, renews and protects. Absolutely guaranteed. Prices, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. , For sale by L. C. Smith Garage, Hollister & Mulilkin Garage, Newlin Drug Co., Dyal's Furniture Store, Lowe's Furniture Store, Geo. Kemp's Furniture Store, Quick Print Shop, W. M. Pierce Carpen ter Shop. Manufactured by SAMUEL K. GIBBS, La Grande, Ore. WANTED Roomors 1904 Third street. 1591. and boarders. Phone Black 1 1" 10-18 2w. I ! FOR RENT-r-Modern furnished house, nice housekeeping rooms or bed rooms. Phone Red 1311. 10-4 lm. ' WANTED Sewing by day. Call Mrs. Nash. Phone R. 1022. 10-28 6t p Light Your Home Right FOR TRADE Splendid five-passen-eer touring car, high grade, to trade for any kind of live stock. This. car is in good condition and is of fered at a bargain trade. Address J. H. F., care Observer. 10-25 6t. FURNISHED House for rent .close in. Call Red 3282, Mrs. Clare Scri ber. 10-25 tf. LOST School District No. 48 War rant Book. Other papers as well, wrapped in newspaper. Leave with Mrs. Bert Hughes or telephone Red 411. ' 10-27 tf. See The WAITE ELECTRIC CO. New Foley Bldg Phone Main 98 LOST Thursday, between Golden Rule and Newlin Drug store, gent's black leather purse. Return to Ob server. Suitable reward. 10-31 5t. ytf CORSETS "Rests MW They lace in front as a result the abdomen is relieved of all pressure. Support is given to the organs and deep breathing is encouraged. They emphasize the long graceful line of the back, which artists agree is the m.st beautiful line in art They gently but surely compel a cor rect standing position and a graceful carriage. I invite you to investigate th(?se wonderful corsets. A trial fitting will please you. Prices $3.50 to $8.50. A complete line always on hand of the different models and styles. MRS. ROBERT PATTISON. Corset lore. Phone Red 3221. Res. 1702 Corner Sprin? and Oak. NORTON I A HOTEL European. American Plan. A. S. HOGUE, Mgr. A hotel whose homo comforts and safety will appeal to you and your family. Ladies' tea room beautiful roof garden and large lobby for your pleasure and convenience. Located close to the shopping district. Write for family rates. Eleventh St., off Washington. PORTLAND OREGON GRAND UNION TEA CO. Here at last with the goods on the shelves. A nice line of valu able premiums to select from with the baking powder specials. Also have best grade of aluminumware as ticket premiums. Phone Main 776. AS WE DELIVER ALL ORDERS. GRAND UNION TEA STORE, 1084 ELM ST. m mail