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LAGRAN1)E EVENING OBSERVER
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Good Guesser?
THEN CCT YOUR DINK'S WOI.TH OF
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nrotessor
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Her Kisses
OUITSTKSS AS TO TIM ATTEND- fj:
1 GRANDE I
AND FILE
ANC13 AT UNION STOCSgHOW.
DAY JUNE OTH, AT UNION, OREGON.
NEAREST GUESS WINS A FINE BIG PACKAGE
OF'KRAUSE'S CHOCOLATES.
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La Grande
llUpfJ & Pharmacy
ALViri HNAPIT I'roprlttlor
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jPHKIr'. C. J. HU1)I.0NG, iHniic.Wcr, N. II.
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AT SHERRYS, LAST
. DAY TODAY, "TMK .
RENT COLLECTOR"
Larry Scmon has produced another
riot of fun, using for his chief male
factor the ever popular rent co.;ec
tor. Larry takes a job as rent c l
lector and gets into all sorts of trou
ble. In this comedy Larry intro
duces many new stunts. As utu'il he
injects a number of thrills whu'i end
v-ith comedy twists.
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Home of "Snappy Service."
Noticel
"It's mi acliial f ii'
health for the first t
yciii's mifl I owu niy pros
condition to Tanlar and ni
was tlie cmphatit' statiMiient
(' A. Ititrllrimr. U'j'll-ktwiurn iim
fly rnspcctfd citizen of Munch
IN. III., ivaicliiiK "t M School sti
'niiticallv nil my life 1 hail
lrhiimatisni. and when I wiv rheuinu-!" d'ts
!tiin I mean every word of it. ItlfrcH, before I had
ifirnt bottle of Tanlac
Fartuties
dpntion, was troubled awfully with
'blinding headaches and hardly lirew
Iwhut Kleep was My suffering h l
almost made a complete ncrvou-.
wreck of me and I was so weak I
isn't worth a nickel as far as .!;
is concerned I thought my trou-
hnd a life-long grip on me and
about as discouraged as a man
finished "niy
all over my body and especially i'""v lea.i.eo
bad in my feet and legs and th.-re ' ', i """"'V i
wore times when I cnulim't get f - om . ' . . ' . . 11 y ' ""
my bed to my chair wjthout help. .P ,ow f,,r uln,"5t the'.firsl tune since
ifrmn the time 1 was a boy I couldn't1 " "member I can ea anything
'sit down and eat a good meal will..)1 "ant "ml )' 't- ha.vcn t;n
'out being in misery afterwards and U'hne or " ,1,al.n anl. have M,n
'I would have terrible pains around tPcn, p"1""18 ln ht ,, 1
,,-,, ,, ,,. , ,,,. . good all over and am full of life und
, . , . energy these days. Lvervwhere I izo
nn niUtion and dicziness , ,, . . .. . '
1 1 I talk lanlac. It hasn t an equal
"1 lintl a stubborn case of consti-1 (Advertisement.) -
PAULINE FREDERICK
IN STRONG ROLE AT
THE SHERRY THEATRE
In "The Mistress of Shenatone,"
her second Robertson-Cole super-
special production, adapted from the
novel of the same name by Florence
Barclay, I'aulinc Frederick, pnoul.ir
emotional star, has a role vastly dif
ferent from anything which she has
ever before done for the screen. The
picture shows at Sherry's last times
today.
Lady Ingleby is the wife of a man
much older than herself, who regards
her more as a pretty toy than a help
mate. Lord Ingleby is reported killed,
and Myra after many months of ione
liness meets a man who makes of her
a confidant and icompanion. Kut like
bolt out of a clear sky, com: the
news that the report of Lord Inii'i!-
by's death is false.
How Myra meets the situation fur
nishes the many dramatic moments in
the screen version of this faiiious
novel.
JAS. OLIVER CURWOOD'S
"NOMADS OF THE NORTH
AT ARCADE THEATRE
The Elk swiiiiminu;' will open Monday, Jum;
Glli, for the. Kiimintir.
Cnino and enjoy yourself.
Last Day
Pauline Frederick
IN
The Mistress of Sliciistonc
The story of. a wqmijn wlio was lov
ed Ie5s.4jicin her jusband's dog
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Lafr
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4Thc R(t4;olllor,,
A Comedy that (ijoe's iKiiiic'iwuti keeps'
you in . frxxl humor for', several days.
It is difficult Mo'.thinli of' i.( wiklvoult
tauyhintf leatilv
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-.lomorrow . .
I'ltOFKSSIO.NAL I)IHIi(T()HY
OITSOPATIIIO I'HTHIUIAItl
Oil. J. !.. l.Nlil.K nnrt Hit. .MAUHAIICT
I Nil 1.1 DIM'!!..' Ut IVdlllL'll 1111(1
i-llllilrmi a MiiiM'liilty. orir.' I'lioitt)
Mum 1011. !!. I'lititin Minn I'Jt;. Lit
(.iniiolu Natlolitil Uun.k IJulUlliiu,
Pll TKIOI Ann Alfll illlKjnifSII
WOODMEN OF THB WOftljO U
Grandfl Cip No. Meets ever?
nret aii4 third Mbndny at Rnfflea
hull. All vlelttnv nelfrhojra wel
oon, Duet payiible at the nfMci f
llu' Hm-k. ltooniM 81-22, La Grande
Nnlluiml Knnk lllclK.
Z. I.a,LT O. C.
R. J. KITCHRN. nark.
OR. J. I Mill'HKIlSllN Dontlat. bulla!
4-11. over I.A Liramlf NiiikhihI lotus
biillrtliiK. I'linnrH: Ofrice. Main 719,1
residence, Red IIIIS1. !
OR. It. J. IM TKMA.V. liiMillst ftooin '
ll'l.", INiliii.'r-llMfHrh llullilnm. pliouu j
Mala 7(1. I.a llrsnilu, Uiii;tiii. j
Mrs. M. Wllllnnifon. l-rutt-ascr nr '
I'm. M.nl I'liiilrnl Midwifery. I3M:
MiiiIImoii, phohv Ucd U. 3-lK-llip i
U O. O. 11. La Orande LodK No. Sou.
Loyal Order of Mooae, hold regular
aneetlnK every Wednesday night at
B p. m. In Bagle Mall, next to Elk
Handing, on Wedneaday evenlnga.
VIMlora alwave w.lcnme. Duea oav.
able at In (irandc Pharmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store.
I. E. SHANKS, Die.
J, G. HOLM, Sec,
More than the usual interest at- .
laches to the announcement of the !
forthcoming engagement of James
Oliver Curwood's "Nomads of the
North'' at the Arcade theatre tod 'V
and Tuesday. . .
Three hiprh lirrhts in the production,
according to advance information, aio:
the remarkable performance of ani
mals including nvmy wild ones in gen
eral and a pet bear and dog in par
ticular; a forest fire; a romance of
all-absorbing qualities quite different
than the ordinary run of loove affuirs
so universal in the movies.
KELLY COMEDIANS HAVE
ARRIVED IN LA GRANDE
In two speci ii c irs t'i Kol'y C me
dians arrived this nioMiiii! fro:.i Pen
dleton and in a very short time the
big show was on the Chestnut street
lot and from outside appearances at
least ready for business
It was hard to find "Abie" and
"Slivers"" sandwiched in as they were
with a whole flock of pretty girls hut
they were there as were most of the
rest of those who were here last summer.
They all looked and cxnressc I them
selves as gla'd to be back in I.a GriiniK'
again
A local youmr man. CiK:3 Cowan, b:
sMim'is OF PTTH1AS Red Croas now scenic wtist for tiv eompi ny ni.d
i,dg. Jt. mt i ver Monday n tj.j 0f ftcacrtiiig' want he is : So
TUHi nt 9 p. oi- A Tytlilaa weluone.
.to all vlal'lnr KnllrMa . . . ,
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193 JUN 21
In
Twenty Minutes
By the Clock
We can outfit you from head to foot. It's not nec
essary to spend an entire day getting ready for the
Stock Show. Just give us twenty minutes of your time
and the job is done.
NEW ALL WOOL SUITS over the season's
styles. Prices are from $31.75 to $39.75
latest
FOR A HAT pick one of Hie new Straws. Any shape
.you like. Prices froniOg to SI. 98-
FOR YOU
Cuts in Black an
AND THE OT
Underwear and Sox,
prices to meet your
iV brown- Xnc
ER THl
e liave Dolli uxtoras ana ni
from $3.98 to $7.50
GS Shirts, Collars, Ties,
ind here in variety and
A Store Xpf Men
V W M.312 DEPARTMENT STORES
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Kirkendall
Riding
Boots
Triangle
Collars'
ua meet at Rag lea' Hall Sunday at 1
they are selling the finest and purest' ''In,'.k '" for llie PUi'Poso of
candy that can be made at befor, r; "'"""'"K '" "inaral.
war prices, on rmwt of their cnd "ictator.
lines.
REPUTATION WEEK.
On. A. N. MAY VM.I.K Piicctnlliit tn j
eh ron In dlni'Mfu.. Mothodti, Mi't'hnnn-
Thrropy nnrt N-ilnri'ith. 8Uln nndi
hlort (tlffnm-H, fUM'voim itlpfl'.
Alti'rHllrtltet, 'itnnllnittMp, Howell
'I'MMitilP; all klmln of I'hrnnlr I li- ! o pj r,.
Main 03. Itaoiu 1, 2, 'A, BrroiiU
fluor (ftultit Hl(lr . itpnnalte Rt
ThMlro. Offlrn hottrg, Ht t -1?
m.t tin to b W p. ill. I'onnuitnf'-'ti
fr.. f-Uf
WOMAN'S PRNKI-'IT ASSOCIATION of
lh Mni'Orbof8, IA tirande IorJKe No.
S7. W. it. or M. I.ndve mrt flrnt
Tlmritdity fit S p. m. and third Wcrt
tiPuddv nt ft p. m.( nt K. of P. bull
V.nltiitff RU'crn wolromn.
N(UA H. MACKKV, Commander
MAUJOIMti KATON,
Rocord-Keper.
IIlD Chwptor rVn. 1J, o. pj, fl.,
iir(h WdnidnT of enrh
yliUlnic mrwibfra oordlally
ArrofinicTt
'(M'llHAN KllP.lt HARD -Ono. 1.
('nrhri.n a d ltlnn H. Kltnrhnrd. At
(irnv. l. (Irandn Nallunal liana
Htilldlnir.
n, .1. mtrnN AHnrnr t lhw-vmp.
tlmd In nil HUI nnl Kdr, t'ntirtn j
Ofn - I (IrandA Nati.mal Hnnk
Ittilld.ntr. !
! noinn n i n I
j nnd and f
month. V
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What !
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Mm' r.t Ivy
lillttfl H
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I show mil!.
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wiin I to know is who In
Klil the MiHgli'- Ihitt ran
itpi'tft thPiiiro in four
oun on lite Kelly
ve topwi Atlaflin'it
fi-fi-lt.
.IT PAYS TO APVI HUSK
close t Tionlc.
It M'oms thai the K' ttmn.my
nll"iav?" a Wt place in thcYf -h aU.-:
for !. Urandc if tnnr joyous re
marks are any imli.nti.m and vnen
ah actor admits a fo iomcm for a
town it has to be soni" town.
This year the Comed'ans nre p
intr to co-opornte with the imirhnM.::
in a little advertising s.lunt and on
Wednesday niht will have a reul oi l
fashioned country store in eonnei'tion
with the rceulnr show. Close to $li00
in merchandise will be cive'i av.cy
from the stage, free. Among other
things will be. a chicken diniur served
nn the stace and it is es:otiii! thet
some I ji (Jrande couple must eat that
dinner. Tonipht the openi.n bill :s
the old favorite from last stason
i' All Aboard."
"Green River" is a drinic sold at
Siiverthorn's Fountain and it is just
us fine as it sounds and is re; l!y a j
delicious hot weather drink and only
10c at Silvcrthrvn Fountain.
FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA ORANDC.ORCQON.
NOTICE TO AM. MOOSK
' Don Mi has visited the homo of
brother H. J. $itchen and claimed i
lila ufin All tiinintiRi k nf I h n l.nvl ! Ti
Order of Moono are oidered loo 1 T''''i:':i:i:iXt:t;ilM.A.ji?r:
FOLEY TAXI
SERVICE
FOLEY HOTEL
Day and NiglijLrvice '
Call Main 773
Saturday Prirp on Candy.
Saturday nrifrg'on candy every
Suturtiiiy at the Palace, just n good
liijr drop on prices lo please the old
kids and tlwn the youim kids. lA't
R. I. KITCHKN. AltnrnoT at
riacllrit In all I'mirfa.
r'ttna l,a rlraml
Hank lltilMIng, 1. Orantla. (irt.gon
R ember llie i 111. -k en dinner at A' ( ai" t"'11 'ou auout
Nil"n"' ""' "iB ''"nl . Wedneslav nlclil. Ifa
i;oiiik in oe a lot or tun walililni;
soniiMuie eiit lluit dinner.
6 fi ll
.Palace Confectionery Co.
IHlNT KAIIj t kkad
UK (lltMKItVKII WANT
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A "ghtina
ord for
ery daugli-
of Ev
n tho her
sailant bo
one of her
own famciy.
D J. Kl.'I.Kt.l.AN-ll"ltllend profea.
Innal I'lvll I'lmlneiT. aurvylntc an'i
.ainpn. Hociiu 2. 1.a llraitilM National
Hank- bvillulng. I'liono Main 91.
Aiu'iiiTBini
C, H. MTr,I.KU. Ar-htt-t - Room 11
Orndi. Or if cm.
fr&tcrnri l)irectry
I. P. O. KI.Htft-- l. llrnn l,r..l Nn
4 it. twttcA mVti oh Th'ird
vftnlrir t t n'olt-k. Horn nd cjub
P-tvllrKMi fhrrully oitend to 1)
tfOw Blk
NOI.AN" SK1KK.
KiKlt.d rijitci
y u ri:i;si. s.- .
The Store of Real Values
Ai ve With Bargains
cikhn vrm lUBfc.N ok AriiKA :
I UrftnU Oaatir No. ?"ej maita nn.
Iha flrat ana tyftii Tnor.,lv evn
taa of ".' h n :.t . In tha K of P
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