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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1914)
" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1914, nw?i? TWO a ji WWn tlt 9 a Frank M Brown's Musical Comedy G b o'Jll KK Y 5 16 PEOPLE MOSTLY GIRLS F " fill EATRE 31 AS tin Presenting Tonight J 1 1 1 The ; Funny XComedy ; JAn Old Man's Darling' Only Two More Nights yOn -I h't'l V.Ol Tfci TWO BIG SHOWS EVERY NIGHT SPECIAL ADDED AT fRACTION REGULAR CHOURS GIRLS CONTEST , lUV.'l 1 -v;i. 1 4.!?' I V i.fi-ig "--4.3 ') I IW ,,U l I KIOTTES H ' ' - , ,v-',, , Wholesale' Liquor Dealer r 1 j Vje Jefferson Ave La Grande. Ore. ' FOR PRICES & QUALITY ?V. WHISKIES , '.f 7 a. '. .. ,;..fc I, GINS, ETC. PHONE. BlacK 51 t Distributor Of Lemp's St. Louis Beer 1 Have Added a line of Fancy Imported Goods to Our Quality ) I t,l !rr:i. I .Hl-ul mi .I t I I-. l( Jll .1- . . ' , , t )J ' 111 ' U . 1 s.u:' f 11 . , , . "''"IV"-. I .' ' . 1 1 lURl.t '. ' ; ' '.'' I .) 'I'" - 'l' Stock of Groceries uMpqrPCiickcn, Hafuer Puree of Turkey, -"oHafiaer Puree of Fois'Gras, Astand Pure Olive Oil, M,i,RAqucfort ' Cheese in glass, Imported Brussel t iBpWil?;- Sole'il Fine Peas', "Heine Frankfurters, Knorr 's Pea Soup, Sardellen Ringe. : v" 4 ' : ' We invite you to call Main 43, when in a hurry. 1: ; .. . 1. ,, I'll j;0.Snodgriss, GROCERY Phone $iain 43 I". I. , ,') ,.i ' ii I I I VI V ' 1 i IM. M , ( . ( 1, I V. ...,ll...,l'v.., ,1 La Grande, Ore. PARENTS 1 1 SPEECHES DELIVERED TO PAR ENTS LAST NIGHT. SECOND NIGHT IN LA GRANDE DRAWS MANY. Athletic Contests arc Big Attractions. Being Really Funny. Central School Parent-Teachers' As sociation in Session. The Parent-Teachers' meeting of the Central school building last night was well attended. The high class of tho addresses" made by Dr. Hall on "Scho )1 Sanitation", and by Mr. A. S. Geddes ; on "Discipline in the Home and the School," characterized the meeting as one of the most fruitful so far held. Vocal solos were ofTered by C. P. Fer rin and E. N. Strong of Portland Interest in the work of this move ment is growing and parents are be ginning to see the .possibls frui.s of these gatherings. Some of the teach ers have seen the parents of their chil dren for the first time anil have just now begun to decipher somo of the problems that seemed difficult Their co-operation is said to be one of the most helpful aids' to the prope: under standing of the child's mental machin ery, and likewise aids the teachers to come in to closer feeling through ac- Preferred Protection at Conservative The Frank M. Brown musical com edy company presented a very funny face "Jerry" last night to two good houses and the playlet was full of clean funny comedy and was well re ceived. The song numbers were all late popular selections and the singing and dancing of the chorus and the pretty costumes were quite a pleasing part of the evening's entertainment. The athletic contest at the close of the show consisting of boxing, nail driving and wood sawing, indulged in by the girls was greatly enjoyed and as the girls are all vieing with each other in an endeavor to win the sev eral prizes there wasn't a dull mo ment and the fun was greatly enjoyed. Tonight is the regular chorus girls' contest, and each member introduces her own specialty and the audience is the judge. There are three prizes to be contested for. Tonight's bill, "An Old Man's Darl ing," is one of the best the company presents and is full of laughs from start to finish. An Electric Sign Is" A BUSINESS GETTER Don't - Buy - One Let us do the Spending Call Us Up Eastern Ore Light J Power Co. quaintance with tho parent. The membership in the Central school has grown to 80 membw and is gradually nearing the hundred marki Not many families are outside Cost. Guarantee Fund Life of Omaha, leath, Disability and Old Age. Rates easonable. Secured by securities de- of the organization, and the work of posited with State of Nebraska. S. the school and membership committee Douglas Stipp, district manager. Ho appointed last night will aid in mak- tel Foley, La Grande, Or. 3-4-4t mg the organization a solid unit be- fore the close of the presort school j Successful Everywhere. year. Parents have begun to make People everywhere are talking -of suggestions to the teachers and the of- the quick and fine, results Foley Kid- ficer3 of the organization and in this "ey Pills are giving backache, rheu wav thev will ho snurned m, t..i fur. matism, kidney and bladder troubles. ther efforts by knowledge cf t fact Vou ca.n,not take them into yur sys w !,., .. ,... ., , j tem without good resuTts. This is rrir f fii JI U i,ec0USe Foley Kidney Pills give to the in the affairs of their own uool. Aj Icid and 'bIaddejust wnat nature one of the member, expresse l it, "lln calls for to heal these weakened and parents are Deginmng to realize in a inactive organs. J. D. Carroll, Sac practical way that the school u theirs ramento, Cel., writes: "It is a pleas and will, as soon as they understand lire to recommend Foley Kidiey Pills, the full import of the movement mak as they just worked wonders in my the most of the opportunity to ad- case- Adv. Hill's Drug Store. vance the good of their children. The movement has taken firm root and will in the waning months of the present year, place the organization in the best position to start the coming year with much experience and enthusiasm." Exchange Your Gld Hot Water Bottle For a New One Your job printing, 'he Ohjerver offic. Have it done a' $100 Reward, $100 Tho renders of this paper will be S leased to learn that there la at least one readed disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. 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