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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1915)
r it. i .1 f '3, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1915. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER MS TOMORROW ADDITIONAL PERSONALS. 4. - " ' ' M mm- We 1 . .... .. , .-, !... -.. ' i- Everybody likes the' old" fashioned Sargent, ViH. Papst and Ellsworth minstrel show. An opportunity will Ellis; such well known popular solor be given Thursday evening, April 8th, j ists ag jirg George ' Huntington in the High School auditoriura for " Currey, Miss Nell Garrick. Miss Ruth ZZf coTed8;, Try'lGaskil., C P. Ferrin. L. a Howland iUnmnff anA onnA instrumental music and Bobbie Pattison. I Those holding season lyceum tick' This is one of the regular numbers i ets 1 may , reserve them , at the Red on the High School i Lyceum course, ; Cross Drug Store, where tickeU are sUged and directed by Ellsworth on sale. Remember the place, High Ellis for the benefit of the Y. M. C. A. School auditorium; the date, Thurs- The cast includes the stately inter-(day, April 8th; the price, 60 cente, locutor, Rev. G. L. Clark; the four lower floor, 25 cents balcony, funny end men, Ray Williams, Don t The program follows: OAST. .- Interlocutor - Kev. G. I. Clark End Men ..Kay Williams, Don Sargeant, V. H. Papst, E.Llhs Soloists Mrs. George Huntington Currey, Miss Sell Garrick, Mist Ruth Gaskill, Messrs. CP. Ferrin, ,. D. Howland, Bobbie ' " Pattison. -'. Chorus Misses Sarah Smith, Sora Arbuckler Etha Thomas, Etta Woodell, Lucille J orris, Lucrece Wood, Messrs. Richardson, Christiansen, Happersett, Robertson, Huffman, Winters, Selders, Clarke. A ;V;.. -.' : . r. ' - ' MINSTREL PROGRAM Opening Choru's-Minstrel Show Parade Ferrin & Company . Minstrel Show Parade When You're Wearing the Ball and Chain .....End Men Daddy ...... Miss Ruth Gaskill Dearie Giri i; ........ - L. D. Howland Oh! What a Beautiful Baby Papst & Ellis On the Banks of the Brandywine . C. P. Ferrin When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Rose ....Mrs. G. H. Currey I Never Heard of Anybody Dying from Kissing Did You? :. Bobbie Pattison When the Clock Strikes One, I Go Home to My Wife V. H. Papst Boogie Man Moon Miss Nell Garrick OLIO Violin Solo Sohn Haiden (Kaler Dela) .......I............ M.F. Green CABARET ACT. Miss Fluffy Tango Miss Ruth Gaskill Miss Hessie Tayshun : Miss Lucrece Wood Miss Vera Rich :.. Miss Sarah Smith The Prince .: :. . Bobbie Pattison Earl of Erin ........ C. P. Ferrin Count U. RXash .: ..' - - V. H. Papst The Sport Ellsworth Ellis ' SONGS IN CABARET ACT. I'm Glad My Wife's in Europe : The Sport Wonderful Way You Love Fluffy Tango and Prince Bubbles Earl of Erin Ting-a Ling Prince Keep Your Love for Me Miss Vera Rich and Count U. R. Cash I'll Take You Back to Panama ....... Fluffy Tango. Hesitation Waltz Miss Hessie Tayshun and thetSport Tango Miss Fluffy Tango and the Prince. Saxaphone Solo Selected Professor David Haines Solo Spring's Awakening ('Sanderson') ....Mrs. A. L. Richardson MINSTREL FINALE. Back to Dixie Land Ray Williams &: Entire Company Curtain rises at 8:1 " ; 1 Julius- Roesch left last night for Portland where he will spend week on business. -'.''"'....' .. William Donald'in, of Telocaset, is at the land office today transacting business.' r I Mrs. Estella Webb, who lives at '.'2802 North Second, left last evening for Anderson, Ind. Don Myers, of Imbler,, returned this morning after spending the night here on business mattesr. . ; Chas. McCorkle went out on tne : branch lino this morning on business matters. j. Selby Leep, one oT the prominent citizens of Halfway, Oregon, arrived today for an cxterded visit with his daughter, Mrs. Nolin Skiff. .. .' ! Sky Prithcard, the Rumley "man . from Lewiston, is over looking after machinery sale3. He is registered at the Foley. J. A. Shira and wife, who have bean visiting friends in the Snake river country for Beveral weeks, arrived home last evening. , Pete Wright, the Telocaset saw mill mim,. and E. H. Shaw and Win. Don aldson, of the same place, are regis tered at the Savoy. J. H. Sturgis, .representing ttie Holt Company, of Walla Walla, re turned to that city after spending a few days in La Grande. He was a guest of the Foley. I. B. Hazeltine, game warden of. Baker county, is in La Grande inter- i iswing sportsmen . on the fish and j game situation. . He has a large' dis trict, and reports a general spirit in j favor of intense protection for the ! fish and game. Mrs. J. J, Carr returned today from i California and Southern . Oregon I points where she has been spending,' several weeks. She'visited the fair while on the trip. . . H. E. Mason, an employee at the United States National bank, left last : m c. r ! xruMAi. ...i. his wile 8 latner aiea yesteraay. xars. iMason had been called to Nebraska a few days ago by the fatal illness. The Genuine Smith' Axminister Rugs in all sizes, patterns and colors. Priced evert lower than the mail order house look it up and see. This is clue our heavy purchases of rugs for 83 stores. " : ,'; , ;".r; '': ''' ' - 1 9x12 Smith's Axminister $19.50 8-3x10-6 Smith's Axminister $1730 30x72 Smith's Axminister ............ .. $3.45 9x12 Smith's Nepperhous i .... ... $14.75 8-3xlO-G Smith's Nepperhous ....... . $12.50 -9x12 Smith's Manors ... $12.50 9x12 Ingrains $3.98 $4.98 $5.90 $6.90 $8.90 9x12 Willow Grass Rugs $7.90 Matt Rugs i i . ' 9 84 27x64 Rugs . IL49 $1.9H I $S.98 Window Shades i Z5c 49c Carpet Warp, all colors, a pound . . . . i ... , f Burlap, brown or greon, a yard ...... . c Heavy Oil Cloth, 35c grade 20c Canvas, 72 Inches wide, 18 on., a yard 79e THE UNITED STORE YOU DO BETTER 83 BIG BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY CO. 20 days for the city, because he has been disorderly.' - j Notice. All members of the Knights and Ladies of Security are requested to meet at the Moose Club rooms to morrow (Thursday) at 1 o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of at tending Brother Hogue's funeral at the Lutheran church. MRS. B. B. .NUTTER, ; Ad. 4-7.lt Rec. Secretary EGGS FOR SALE Fancy white Wy andottes or white Wyandottes cross- . ed with white Plymouth Rocks, only 50 cents, per setting of 15. J. P. Bremholts, 408 Adams A v. 4-7,3t,p Notice to Moose. , . All Moose are asked to meet at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon at the Moose lodge hall to prepare for the funeral oE our late brother, Frank Hogue. ; ' ANGUS STEWART, Dictator. to be present in a body tomorrow afternoon to attend the funeral of the lae Neighbor Frank Hogue. ' H. C. VINACKE, C. ; Notice to Woodmen. All Modern Woodmen are requested WILL TRADE fine, large, level lot in La Grande for automobile, Ford .preferred. Phone Main 766. 4-7-tf. F rui t an d O rnamental Shade Trees A complete assortment of fruit trees, shade trees, berries, ro3es, etc' ir now offered the public at our sales yard on Washington avenue, op posite the City Hall. All stock is first class and sul.i.vt t.i vnllr in- ipection before purchasing. Specinj quotation to commercial planters. Sales yard now open on Washington avenue opposite City Hall. l ! ) 4- ADDITIONAL LOCALS. 4- 4 "t- i' "i'l n i i i, t J .no, ( roiaioes wantea. tan xteu 1101. i 4-5-lt. Remember I will pay into the "City Beautiful Fundv 'which the Neighbor hood club is raising a ten per cent commission on all S -W. paint and shingle stain sold during the month i of April. F. E. Oxner. Adv. 4-7-lt. SA WYER-CLARK CO. WkoIeMtle and Retail FUEL, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE, LIME, If you want eye 1 1 plaster and cement glass satisfaction 1 BUILDING MATERIAL try us, y ou will 1 either ke SSttisfied i I ' Cor. Jefferson Ave. and Greenwood St. Phone M. 785 or have your money, J. A. Jolly is able to be about without pain or discomfort after a lingering illness of nearly two years. He believes he is permanently cured. Potatoes wanted. Call Red-1781." 4-5-lt. and you are the judge. G. S. Birnie Jeweler & Optician Phone Black 971 Uncle Sam's Loan Office 214 Depot Street Loans MONEY on Diamonds, Watches, and all Kinds of Jewel ry. Clothing, Guns, and all Kinds of Personal Property. We also have unredeemed Watches, Rings, Diamonds, Rifles, and all kinds of Jewelry at cheapest rate. - See our line of NEW Clothing, Gent's Furnishings, Hats andj Shoes. ' - . .. V m .. i i! Khiui . . .." , : j J. A. Barnett was sentenced to serve 0rmJmim'J " m Mn the BishopWC 1:9 Oregon Nursery Co. By Marion Micketson - A Drama in Four Acts by Local Order of Elks' Arcade Theatre I , April 9, Everybody Invited Prices all over the house 75c Reserved Seats at Van Buren's BOOST Elks9 New Home BOOST Doors open 7:30 Curtain 8:15 i . . Ml II-: Z"" --------- --------...-..-..-..-n I I Where is the Best Place to Buy Shoes? We are the only exclusive shoe store in La Grande. We carry the largest stock to choose from, we sell you only standard makes which fit your feet and give you good service. We carry all widths in ladies' shoes from A A to EE. In men's from A to EE. All the new styles in footwear f of the 'whole family. We give you better shoes and just as cheap. L. J. FRENCH CO. V : -
