LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1915,
THEATRICALS flBSORR ATTEHTIDH
"COLLEGE WIDOW" NOW SHINING -
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LIGHT IN PICTURE DRAMA
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-MAnCUEBITE SNOW.
Marguerite Snow, prettloxt of
tlia "college wldowa" wlieu George
Ade'a comedy, "The ColleKO
Widow," was a stage favorite,
lias soared right up to the top of
the ladder of fame, und she made
lier flight by wuy of the moving
pictures. '
, The fir3t big success ninUo by
the former comedienne was in
"TIio Million Dollar Mystery," in
which she played the role ot
Countess Olga, but it was as the
artventure-lovlnn.Zudora in the
film drama, "Zudora," the one
time "college 'widow" lias won u
pi pro up among the brightest stars
of the screen world.
Altlioirsli the publlr know "lier
as Marguerite Snow, to her lrlondf
she's Mrs. James Crute, wife ol
the popular moving-pictufe star
, Ann Murdock, who closed her sea
son in Porter Emerson Browne's play
"A Girl of Today" at Boston recently
has been added to the cast.
Charles Frohman and David Belaseo
are selecting for their joint revival
of "A Celebrated Case." Otis Skinner
and Nat Goodwin will also join the
Frohman-Belasco company.. Miss
Murdock, who will play "Adrionne" in
the revival, will present her play here
in August.
Another revival planned early next
month is that of "Trilby" by Joseph
Brooks nt the Shubert theatre. Kose
Cofchlnn will play "Mine. Vintird.,"
"I Didn't Wont to Do It" is the
catchy song supirestcd title of a new
fnrce comedy Chnrlcs 'Frohman is
launching.
William B. Maxwell's tiile, "The
Ragged Messenger" has been selected
by Walker Whiteside for his vehicle
next season,
Bluebird" has returned to '" rejuven
ated favor.
"Twin Beds" at the Fulton theatre
has celebrated its 250th performance,
with the usuul souvenir momentoes.
Treasurer Calls for County Warrants.
Notice, the undersigned county
treasurer has funds on hand with
which to pay all warrants issued on
the county fund and endorsed not paid
for want of funds prior to April 6,
1915. Interest ceues on tha nhnvo
warrants after April 6, 1915. Adv.
JOHN KRAWLEY,
County Treasurer.
Twenty-nine hundred girls of a lo
cal high school were special guest-;
yesterday nt a matinee of'The Blue
bird" at the Manhattan theatre. "The
Coughs and Colds
Not to Be Neglected
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Anyone will realize tho seriousness
of neglecting a cold If he observes
results of such neglect among his
acquaintances. How often have you .
heard, ' lie caught cold, didn't do any
ming ror It and it turned Into" then
some dreaded disease Is named t
Ordinary colds yield to prompt
treatment at the beginning. Thut Is '
why every family should ho supplied
with a reliable cough medicine ono '
that will heal raw and inllamed sur- '
faces, loosen the phlegm, ullny irrl- '
tation, rase the hoarseness and stop '
the llrkling sensation in tho throat '
(hat does not permit ono to sleep. '
Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound
Is Invaluable for relief of coughs, J
colds, croup, whooping cough, tick
ling in throat, tightness or soreness,
grippe or bronchial coughs. It con
tains no harmful Ingredients. It Is '
healing, soothing, efficient and pleat '
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
1 llPl TP this the
VW'Mr hiaden.baf-
' 4r. Jr KS$Si secret
Oi&f O swiia of the mys-
tenouslilackBox?
How did a woman,
or a man, come to be
in the aoe man's
home a piano box in the jungle?
See The Black Box and in every
heart-gripping scene you will find your
self completely puzzled, and then fas
cinated, when you learn why.
Here's a magnificent 15-week moving
picture that will grip you, fascinate
you, thrill you. Take the wife and the
kiddies, or your sweetheart. See it.
Don't miss it. Tell your friends to
See
The BLACK BOX
The Photoplay Serial Supreme
15 Episodes one a wwk
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At the Arcade Soon.
Fruit and Ornamental
j Shade Trees
A complete assortment of fruit trees, shade trees, berries, roses, etc.
ig now offered the public at our sales yard on Washington avenue, op
posite the City Hall. All stock is first class and subject to your in
spection before purchasing. Special quotation to commercial planters.
Sales yard now open on Washington avenue opposite City Hall.
Oregon Nursery Co.
Cove, Oregon, April 5. (Special)
Mt. Fannie Grange met ; Saturday,
April 3rd at two o'clock in the after
noon. The business meeting was
short but with some Easter readings
and recitations and a Grange songe
the afternoon was well spent. The
cheese ordered by the Grange from
"The Alfalfa Cheddaar Ceese com
pany," of Nyssa, Oregon, was re
ceived and divided among the mem
bers. Word was received here that Mrs.
P. A. Lillie, a resident of Cove until
about a year ago died at her home in
Southern Oregon last Sunday. Her
death was due to apoplexy.
Mrs. Herbert Van Gordon and chil
dren are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Miller of the Sandridge this
week. . .
Earl Robinson is suffering w'ith
bad case of mumps.
Ben Miller has been visiting hi
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B,
Conley of La Grande.
M. L. Carter and family visited the
Experimental Farm at Union last
Friday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gasser
of Lower Cove, an 8-pound daughter,
March 30th.
The house belonging to Dr. S. L,
Corpe, but occupied by Orb White and
family was burned to the ground last
Monday night. It is not known how
the fire started but as the family
were at supper the house seemed to
get full of smoke and upon mvestiga
tion the upper story was found to be
in flames. Everything downstairs
was saved but their clothing and
bedding were upstairs, so were lost
Mr. White and family are now at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell.
T. B. Johnson shipped a car of
fat hogs from here Friday.
John J. Marston gave' a historical
lecture "From Jerusalem to Jericho"
at the Maccabee hall, March 31. This
was a fine lecture and the attendance
was large. ' "
"Emerselda," a. four-act comedy
drama was given Friday, April 2nd
by the class of 1915 of Union high
school at the Cove opera house. The
Union Concert Orchestra furnished
the music.
The senior class of Cove high
school entertained the junior class
with an April Fool party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chadwick Sat
urday night. Supper was served and
all spent an enjoyable evening.- v
Miss Besse Lantz has moved her
piano into the library building and is
ready for work today.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Daron made a busi
ness trip to La Grande Saturday.',.
A dance was given in the Macca
bee hall Saturday night for the bene
fit of the baseball team.
The Sunday School of the M. E.
church gave a fine Easter program.
Rtv. Winters held services also.
The farmers are all enjoying the
rains of the past week. Rain was
needed badly but came in time to
make the crops grow.
Architectural Exhibit Opens
Chicago ,Apr.8. -
Chicago architectural
hero today at tho Art
auspices of the Illinois
American Institute of
Art Institute, and the
itcctural Club.
The annuel
show operted
Museum, under
chapter of the
Architects, the
Chicago Arch-
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$ rt ill
401 1
II THREE POUNDS III
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fifi A steel-cut, fresh-roast
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A Story of a Thousand Bargains
Is Told In Our
Great Closing- out Sale
We would like to bring this story home to y 6u so you could see and realize what this sale
means to you and to this entire community. Ask the thousands who have already lis
tened to this story and supplied their wants) not only for immediate need, but also for
the future. If you would only ask them they could tell you.
OR BETTER STILL COME YOURSELF AND
INVESTIGATE
BUY SILKS NOW
75c quality Jap or China silk, 27 inches
wide for ...;.::...:.. 43
$1.00 black chiffon taffeta silk, 35 inches
wide now ..:.........,..........:. 88
$1.25 and $1.50 chiffon taffeta silk, 36
inches wide for T. 98
STOCKINGS! STOCKINGS! STOCK
INGS! BY NOW AND SAVE BIG
.. "... MONEY
15c and 18c children's heavy ribbed hose,
now 9
15c and 18c fine quality ladies' hose, now
- 94
ALL MEN'S SUITS MUST GO, HART,
SCHAFNER & MARX INCLUDED
NOTE THE PRICES
$12.50 Suits for ........;...... $7.75
$15.00 Suits for ...'............ $8.75
$22.50 Suits for : $13.75
$25.00 Suits for .'. $14.75
$27.50 Suits for $15.75
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO
SUPPLY YOUR MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR FOR ABOUT THE WHOLE
SALE COST
35c corset covers and drawers, now 194
75c muslin underwear, now 394
85c muslin underwear now ....... 484
$1.00 muslin underwear, now 734
$1.25 muslin underwear, now 874
$1.50 and $1.75 muslin underwear, now
- - - - .... 974
FINE QUALITY LADIES' VESTS
Made of good quality long staple cotton,
lisle and silk lisle, trimmed with silk draw
strings, etc. On sale as follows:
Regular 10c and 12 l-2c for 54
Regular 35c for 264
Regular 50c for 354
jTHE PEOPLE'S STORE
Are You Going
To Build?
Two great questions to the S
prospective home-builders S
are ''How much is your !
home going to cost," and 1
"what will be .the cost for;
repairs ' in the future." ;
There are two ways to
build, the cheap and inex- J
perienced way, and the
good and substantial way '
which means good work-'
manship and eood ma-
terial. !
See me before you build, J
H. E. Roskampl
Contractor and Builder S
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Lead, Oil, Varnish, Etc.
Wail-Paper 10c and up.
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necessity when you purchase real estate. No matter how well posted
you might be you don't have a full history of the parcel, as you
dc when we make an abstract of it. Accuracy guaranteed.
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Foley Hotel Building.
GOOD LAND AND LOTS OF IT IN HARNEY VALLEY, OREGON;
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