La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 12, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1913. LA URANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TTTT? The Truest Test ' of value is comparison of goods. That, we urge. 25 stores selling worHingman's clothing, at prices that set the pace. $1.00 Men's Overalls 79f 50c Men's Work Shirts .....I....,..38t 75c Men's Union Suits l.49f $1.50 Men's Work Pants ... SlOO I. 75c Men's Silk Summer Hats.:.,.......................:. .: 50t 75c Men's Leather Work Gloves .....:............... .........45 $2.00 Men's Muleskin Shoes ;.....;..........:;....... :..:.....$1.45 LOCAL HOSPITAL 10 SEND OUI ITS FIRST HSE CLASS The first commencement exercises of the Grande Ronde Hospital Nurses Training school will be held next Friday evening, June 18th at eight o'clock in the Rex hall. . Seven vounc women will rm-tv diplomas certifying that they have1 finished a two and a half years' course in all the regular branches of nursing. ' This is the first class to graduate from the full two and a half years' course. The Grande Ronde Hospital Nurses' Training school lanks with the best hospitals in the state. Every girl receives a thorough thenrati. cal training in all the branches of her profession and then is put in the of the staff act as a corpj of lecturers who lecture to the nurses upon sur gery, anatomy, medicine, anesthetics, first aid , obstetrics, infant feeding eye, ear, nose and throat. Besides . these the nurses are given courses and demonstrations in surgical tech nique, dietetics and cookery, ana tomy, physiology, medicine and ob stetrics. With the HenflrfiirA n? thie -nlna. of graduates opening will be made ! ior new applicants lor Training. Dur ing the past year a new wing has 1 been added to the Institution and as SOOn aa thitt pun Ka afitiinnai4 bIm. n, doubling the capacity, there will bell opportunity for still more ambitious I $M are offered.. ! hand THE WORKINGM AN'S STORE ---- - . i nullity mr sua nn variuus ueuurcnienrs or tfift nosnitAl vm.no w AnMAn : u i. i a uiatutm Kiiuwieutru or eacn SAGRED HEART ACADEMY'S YEAR ENDS AUSPICIOUSLY branch is acquired. The school is maintained by the hospital. Each nurse is given her general living expenses and a small sum of money each month, so that she is required to furnish but little herself for incidental expenses. While in training the young women ' live in comfortable nurses' quarters ai tne nospital. i Miss Bertha Williams R.-N.,.is superintendent of nurses. Members' This Year's Graduates The younj? women who will re ceive diplomas next Friday even ing are Stell Newbill, Summerville; Linnea Charalotte' Johnson, Alicel; Ida Irene Rettig, Alicel; Nora Grey Haines; Emma Pauline Pohrman, Chippewa Falls, Wis.; Hazel Bernice McMillian, Union; and Ella Rosetta Childers, Alicel. Program for next Friday night will appear later. , A man. should know his banker. Callin- you will; feel at home in OUI bank. With the close of the present week, artistic quality phase of a remarKamy successful nuiuui year Her frontispieces and general "ar- comes to a close in Sacred Heart rauement were splendid but she academy circles. Aside from com-iacked the finish in penmanship that mencemeni .exercine, unu mwum- j jnss uecKer controls, tier work rank day afternoon, t. series ci awards ej Very high. haveb een made by various concerns MUs and Migs Desi,et were ana wie scnuui mi-piccmmcm. u. ....... ,e(i nr - , , ,,,f 4 ,...., .-- ,,., were received by Louise McNeely, raui orDect, Adelaide Kelly, Harry the contest. 'oa&;rK'nm , ncom; - Twll!'e looney. fourth Grade Button Winners. Guy Fuller. Donald Rohan. Flovd Smith, Alfred Meyers. Chester- Gar- Jity, Harold O'Connell, Evona Mortier, iiura tirade 7"Z '7 :r; .-""; muh.1:'??. P?e- "I" wot Jonn r itzgerald, Robert Garity, in the scone of the school's I .lr !.5f-u drU1 WOrk ? -V5re" Gu.stave Mortier, lum. One day this week, there was on I " "c - a . , i T UaSe?' u Jh Mt the fruits of the Denmanshin M,rJ Newl.,i came in for spechl ' Graduation week has not been Masses, pickeT at n5ST froS U-f tion in t,.e school y winning a wjftmjtta . social functions. Last ,m ritiini.t anpial ' pen. school- prize for English composition. Saturday night the seniors, consist- .(j.nn fnr. HUnl wnrk. nH from At the same time, a series of i Misses Iolanda Klees, a Ruth these the school management has awards to pupils have been made by picked .the winners of the various shorthand concerns and by the Palm prizes given. Furthermore, the'er School of writing. . awards of the Palmer system have! The students receiving the Ameri been determined. can Penman, the highest award of A. An Observer representative was ; N. Palmer Co., and one for which the shown the exhibit - and vouches for work must be almost perfect, are: the statement that writing is not a Mary Newlin, Ruth Shintaffer, Irene yet a lost art. Drill work, marginal O'Connell, Stella Desilet, Inez String decoraion in pen and ink decorations ham, Lavine Wolgamood, Loretta in chief, penmanship, original titles j Becker, Mattie Cronen, Iolanda Klees, and frontispieces inumerable I Etha Thomas and Mary Rafter, constitute the exhibit. As the j The Student's certificate the second oldest contributor to the exhibit was , highest, was granted to Lettie Park- but 15 the display has even a greater ier, Dorothy Csey, Merta Brown, ll I I Want Ads. 1 -MKMMHKK-nHK-. significance. The teaching staff must be accredited wtcn mucn 01 tne praise for the success of the course. Of the writers Loretta Becker was accorded the distinction, of being.the best manipulator of the ' pen along Palmer methods. Her writing - is clear, uniform and free from flourish es. On the other hand the exhibit also embraces, decorative originality and arrangement and to Ruth Shintaffer, aged 14, this award went. Miss Shin taffer is an artist nothing else de scribes her. She does black and white and brown crayon work remarkably well, and above all, has ' originality. Her copy work is distinct, and worthy of a much older student. Ear marks of the artist crop out in everjr line. She was awarded a prize by the school for her drawings. Stella Desilet, aged 14, took the Mary Fitzgerald, Lucille M mood, Ruby Graves, Grace Zutz, Louise' O'Connell, Phillip Corbett, Loretta Becker and' Irene O'Connell and Eugene Newlin. Improvement certificates grant- f ,, IUU ObUUCIlUI nuivoe wuik was not quite good enough for the Stu dents cereificate and were received by Laura O'Leary, Florence Becker and Donna Smith. The younger students, those of the fifth and sixth grades, have also been busy and rewarded. Progress pins, the award for the first one hundred drills Schaffcr and Etha , Thomas, were given a banquet by the Juniors of the high school. Those present besides the members of the high school, were the class of 1914 and Miss McHugh. Saturday was class day and the following delightful program was carried out. Die Glocken, Piano Solo Etha Thomas'. Class History Stella Desilet. Song of the Mystic, Recitation Helen Smith, Class of 1914. Under the Lilac, vocal Mary New- iin. j . Wolira- '"c"luly s message, Address 7.717, Elleen Peare. Class of 1914. - . Hungarian Raphsody, Piano Solo iolanda Klees. toenior Class bem-Irene Klees. A Perfect DayT vocal Marv Rnf- TEARS AGO the crier an nounced the auctln sale then came - the hand bills and their "hit or miss" results today the effective way is the Want Ads they hit the mark.. That's what counts. FOR RENT Five-room house with cellar. Lights and water. Call Black 1031, or W. A. WomeH. 5-8-tf FOR RENT furnished housekeep ing rooms, 13C7 Penn. avenue. Phone Red 3681. Adv. 6-24-tf. FOR RENT An eight room modern -house $16 per month. Inquire 906 Penn. Phone Blk. 1221 i - 6-2-tf. Nothing can grow that never gets started. Take a Savings Account, for instance. It grows by interest as wellj as ad ditions. You can start a Savings Account here with a single dollar, Try it and watch it grow. The United States National Bank, La Grande, Oregon DIRECTORS Win. Miller Geo. T. Cochran . U. G. Couch Dr., A. L. Richardson J. C. Henry J. L. Cavinesa J. F. Conley Dr. C. T. Bacon T. J. Scroggin FOR RENT Two furnished house-FOR SALE A Jersey cow three keeping rooms modern upstairs. ' years old. Will be fresh in a f9W call 904 Penn, or pnone Main 715. days. Main 752. Adv. 6-10-3t 6-ll-:p Class Prophesy .Loretta Becker, Farewell Alma Mater Iolanda Klees. Valedictory Mattie Cronen. The final chapter came with pre sentation of diplomas in the high school auditorium Wednesday after noon in conjunction with a desirable U TT UX 14 Ullb AHUM U1ID IIUMUICU M1.11IO I 1 - in the Palmer Manual have been ?.r?tgm of class,PIay features and a granted to Lela Wade, Herman Kramer, Dan' Gallagher, Iris King and JMzzie swart. lregg shorthand diplomas were granted to Etha Thomas and Iolanda Klees of the commercial department. Buttons for first twenty-five drills irM P?TfH& f WOO SME suitable speech by Rt. Rev. BishoD O'Reilly of Baker. He gave the grad uates good advice in presenting the diplomas to them, and the large audience listened to many timely re marks by the divine. 4 4 4 4 A" h "J ! ! 4 I EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO. GOLDEN GATE TEA CEYLON -INDIA ENGLISH BREAKFAST OOLONG JAPAN GUNPOWDER BLACK & GREEN For one week at these prices to con vince you that the tea is worth the regular price. A pound of this tea makes 300 cups. At 80c a pound, the cost is one cent for about four cups. You can afford to drink good tea. ONE WEEK O N LY- AT GROCERS JUNE 7th to 12th, 1915 0 ResuUr Special raiail price jie price 1 LB. TINS .80 .60 Si " " .AO .as JL H ' " .as .is f Iw? " " 3,78 " 2,60 I, jV ENTER YOUR OP3CR BELOW NeOyHTIM tin of Ttei aiv.9.vwaKn 1 i J. A. FOLGER & CO., San Francisco'' J 4 4 4 b 4 & Jan. 5, 1898. The O. JX. & N. comnanv hnvn ran. eluded that cotton can be grown in Umatilla countv and will ha planted the coming season. Cotton grows in regions as cold as some parts of Umatilla county. Gen Marriam is . still considering the best plan to get his pack train loaded with Drovision to thr Klnn. dike. If he will onlv consiiiW a fW (months longer spring will come and! men ne can load wnat is left of the appropriation on a vorv small Dack train and make the trip with comfort. Garret Oldenbure is hat'k - f mm Boise City. Attorney C. H. Finn visited the county seat yesterday. Mrs. A. V. Andrews and child re turned last evening from . Baker City. L.a urande will soon have ' a beet sugar factory. The bonus asked for has all been raised and the Utah sugr company which secured the bonus will commence work on the building as soon as the arrangements can. be made to do so. The securing of this factory will be an immense advantage to La Grande and the Grande Ronde Valley. The following officers of the M. E Sunday School were elected Tuesday afternoon for the year 1898: Geo. H. Currey, supt.; Mrs. Cora Aldrich, treasures; C. R. Thornton, secretary; Miss Nellie Grandy, librarian; Miss Nellie Rhinehart, organist. Teachers: Miss Myrtle Aldrich, Mrs. C. R. Thornton, Mrs. Edith E. Curry, Mrs. Mary Aldrich, Mrs. Chas. Brown, Mrs. Perry Chandler, with two to be sup olied, the Sunday school is prospering in every department. FOR RENT A five room furnished; house with bath. Phone Red 1721 -Adv. 6-10-6tp FOR RENT housekeeping rooms, 1606 Washington Phone Red 3092.--Adv. Modern furnished rooms, also single avenue. 6-5-6t. TOR RENT Furnished rooming iiuusH. inquiri at Harris grocery. Jvuv. . ; 6-5-tf. FOR SALE A Ford car in good condition. 5 passenger, 1912 model at a bargain, write D., in care Ob server. 6-6tf. FOR SALE Two motorcycles . very cheap. Call Home Independent Telephone Co. Adv. 5-29-tf. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms for light house, keeping, with bath, two blocks from center of town, 1512 Adams, phone Black 3901. Adv. 6-8-tf. TAKEN UP June 4th, one 3-year-old dark gray mare and one lighter gray horse, branded with H on left shoulder. Jack McCarthy, St. 'Louis Livery Barn. Adv. , 6-9-6t. FOR SALE Furniture for five room house and house for rent, 1703 Washington avenue. Adv. 6-9-Btp A TELEPHONE-BUSINESS The man without a telephone in his place of business is be hind the times, and fails to get his share of trade. Be up-to-' date and get a telephone. I Home Independent Telephone Company t Our Silverware Stock Is Complete For June Weddings FOR SALE A pedigree Persian cat. vrange color. Must be seen to be appreciated. Cheap. Call Dr. Starba. Adv. - 6-ll-3t. High Grade 3oo Pnntlng costs no more than the other kind Observer. FAIRFAX - MOTHERS LENOK CHANTELLY PATTERNS IN SETS OR FANCY PIECES Let us Show You Our New 18 Carat Wedding Ring St IGRIST& CO. Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon