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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1910)
i EI011 LA GEAXDE EVENING OBSERVER SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1910. SALE ON FINE CANDIES ? . Painting Carryall Two large carryalls are being painted for the Red Front Livery by Messrs Hendricks and Hall. Start Cold Storage Monday. The Blue Mountain Creamery Cold 8torage -plant will be ready to run aext Monday. , . Home from Portland. Mike Halley has returned from Port land where he went with a carload of Idaho cattle. N. K. "West, the local merchant, Is home from Portland where he acted as a witness In the ScrJber case. ff AM! TO MEET ITRCIIASEES the J.iro)).Stlne ReurfHentatfre Is In City for Few Days. E. .T. Hayes, field manager for the Jacobs-Stlne company, will be In the city for a few days and would be pleased u o Iici trzzx jurch?.! ers of property from this well known firm. Hehas strong reccommendatlons from Montclalr and Wellington, the last two subdivisions put on the mar ket by the Jacobs-Stlne Co. He can be found at the Savoy bo te or phone Main 713. VH1 Organize Art Class. All those desiring Instruction In water color work for the summer months should phone to black 3712 or see Miss Blanch Clark. ' Sporting Briefs. Frank Lilly of this city, was the principal La Grande oimrod at the third shoot of the Eastern Oregon Blue Rock association, held at Imbler last Sunday. He lost the silver cup in shooting off a tie between himself, Lee Tuttle and Carl Halgarth'. The scorer and press representa tives will not be walked on and tram pled under foot at the Lincoln grand stand this season. A fence will sep arate them from the rest of the popu lation. . Elgin is coming to La Grande to morrow with an excursion train. The fans will come with the regular train and return on a special . after the game. Fred Reid of Lostlne, walked off with all the sprints In the Wallowa county meet this week. He Is a comer, but Is now running without coaching, depending entirely on his latent powers. The crying need In the city of La Grande Is an athletic park. WIS EVENING FROM 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK WE WILL AG UN PLACE ON SALE OUR FINE 25 AND 35c CAHDIES FOR 7HE UNHEARD OF PklCE OF 10 CENTS PER POUND. COME. 0 Victoria chocolates cocoanut Bon Bons - Hari Jellies Jelica creams fA Larv Fingers Lemon Drops cr Dates Empire Bon Bons p After dinner Mints Fig carmels Duch Drops Maple chocolates IllC v Marsh Mellows chocolate creams Jdtiy Beans cin cups 50 cent Candies 25 cents) THf FAIR I50 cent Candies 25 cents MONDAY Is Washday - Xoticc The Chautauqua tickets are now on sale at Bohnenkamp's store. Those desiring tickets can secure the same. All having engaged tickets please call for them. W. R. JONES, Treas. 1 . " . Delicious Drinks. . ai suvercnorne s tney win carry during the hot daya from four to five different Ice creams and sherbets. Try it and take some home with you for dinner; a pint, a quart or a gallon Try a most delicious egg drink as served at this particular place by Mr, R. W. Varnum, the expert soda water mixer. Only at Silverthorne's. Gold Heated Water. Over 4,000 years ago au elaborate system of filtration was established by the Egyptians to purify the waters o the Nile. In both Rome and Athens hot water was drunk In preference to cold by the small minority who used water for drinking purposes. Cham pier, writing in 15G0, notes that the habit of drinking hot water was spreading among all classes In France. fire. Others dip burning bread into It Rich people plunge a bar of hot gold Into their water before drinking It, and the less wealthy a bar of hot Iron, while the very poor are content to warm their drink with a Hv cul," ., , MANY FANS ACCOMPANY TEAM Continued from Page 1) SOAP Diamond C Crystal White itfblden&ari Sunny Monday 4 Pearl White ; A B Maptha Fels Naptha All kinds of Washin? Pow der, Ammonia, Blueing and RtArr.h. : ...... 1 1 PATTISON "BROS The Judge's Error. "Give one verse of 'The Star Span gled Banner. " . "I can't do it; judge." "Quote a passage from the' constitu tion." .' "Too many fer tne." . . , "Then I can't naturalize you,, my man." ' , , . "But 1 was born here, Judge. I don't want to bo naturalized. I'm after a bailiffs Job."-Knnsas City Journal. i t i ... I. . -. Unkind. The Kind Lady-You clear off or I'll sot the doc a you. 'The ,. Tramp Ah, 'ow deceptive 'uuinn natur. Fer two nights I've slept In your bnrn, 'paten of yer poul try an drunk of yer elder, and now yea treats tne as uu utter stranger. Loudon Skerch. ., , - The Sphinx, wn the riddle WIDOW 220 hurdles Carpy and Meyers. 120 hurdles Peare and Heldenrich. Discus Heldenrich" and Meyers. Hammer Heldenrich, Lottcs Ingle, Millering and Williamson. Shot put Heldenrlch and Meyera. Pole vault Millering and Meyers. Broad Jump Carpy, Millering and Meyers. . . Relay Carpy, C. Bolton, Meyers, Virgil Bolton or Peare, Gold Ticket For Roosevelt to Big Fight The first ticket for the fight between Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson at San Franc isco on July 4 will be presented to TlieodoreRoosevelt on his arrival In New York. This statement was made by Jack Gleason the other day while In Denver on his way to the Pa cific coast. The ticket. It is saw, win be made of solid gold and appropriate ly engraved. Uang.r oignai . - A Belgian. Joseph Bertrand, recent ly Invented an apparatus which must prove Interesting to persons engaged In maritime affairs. The apparatus Is adaptable to every kind of vessel and especially to submarines, as It signals automatically every danger that a sub marine might encounter when diving. Air Fleet For Russia. The Russian ministry of finance has asked for bids for a fleet of flying ships of 5,500 to 8,000 cubic meters ca pacity. They are designed for strate gic reconnolssauccs over distances up to 300 miles and must be capable of maintaining themselves in the air not less than ten hours at an average speed of from twenty-five to twenty-eight miles an hour. For Hiram Cronk Memorial. Htz. C. L; fi,AnM of fuu Wmi Thirtieth street, New York, baa un dertaken the collection of funds to erect a monument In memory of Hiram Cronk, the last survivor of the war of 1812. who died five years ago at the age of 105 at Ava, N. Y, and was burled with military honors la Cypress Hills cemetery, Brooklyn.. To-Night Uoe ra LOMS6 of the "What sphinx?" "I dun't1 know; but, Judging by a sphinx's fallal expression, I don't be lieve It win very funny." Washington Star. ' '': I-. :. ' ''"' v . ... , ; .? i ; Curtain p.m. Are You Satisfied WITH YOUR GROCERY .lllS IS flie s esoam When you think of the trip to the Mountains or the Sea Shore. One of the first things that con fronts the traveler is a suitable Suit Case or Traveling Bag, We are able to supply; your wants in that line as we have a large assortment of styles and priced from $3.75 to $12.50. 'I 'i i G. G. TPt iren This list shows the price you pay when vou nav the '-."' '- ':. keepers! wages ther deadbeats, bill ' 1 can Tomatoes . . . . .......... 15c 4 cans Corn .... v; . .... . . . .. .... .50c 1 lb Black Pepper . . . . , . . Uv. . . . .50c 5 lb Baking Powder. . . . , . . . . . .$1.00 4 pkgs, Corn Starch. . ..... . . .40c 4 lb gloss starch. . 4-f ......... . ... .40c 2 lbs, Cream Cheese. . . . . ...... .50c 3 pkgs, A. & II. Soda. . . . . . . . . . : .25c 1 pkg. Egg O See.....,..:.. ...15c 1 pkg. Corn Flakes. . ..... .... . . . .15c 1 can Bakers Cocoa. .'; ...... .30c 1 lb Walter Baker's Chocolate .... 50c '.3 pkgs, Kaisins ..... . , . ... ... . . ;..30c 12 lbs. Rico $1.09 ; 10 lbs; 2oc Coffee r. ;' i i ;i ;$2.50, -5 lbs. 30c Coffee . ; ... . . . t. . . . .$1.50 ,,1 lb. Tea ..... . . . . fV. ..... .,60c 1 bottle Vanila Extract A . . 356 1 bottle Pickles . .. .... . . . ... . .20c bottle Mustardr . . . . . J0c 3 pkgs. Crackers ...... 7.T.T.T7.. 30c 1 can Jelly 1 ; ........ ,15c 1 bottle Olives v.35c 1 pkg. Washing Powder 25c 1 pkg. Washing Powder . . ; . . . . . . .10c . 2 pkgs Postum I . .50c i Lit; p '' $13.00 vThiisS; Gash Price List Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price ' ...10c . ..42c ...35c . . ,85c . . .29c . . '29c Dalton's Cash Price .... . ... . . . . ,45c Dalton's. Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price . . .22c ....10c ,...10c .. :.27c ....45c Dalton' Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton 's Cash Price Dalton's ; Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price . . . '15cv 25c " 78c, t:r'H' 1225 ....... $1.35 V.. t... 48c; .250' Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash "Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Price Dalton's Cash Pric . . ; v . . . . 20c Dalton's Cash Price j..;. . ..,6c Dalton's Cash Price, jjr.. H45c ...... ......7c; "XT1; 25C" ........ f;.llc : $10.83 Dalton's Supply House 1318 Adams Avenue and Fir st. Street, La Grange, Oregon 1 A SCS5
