La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 19, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti i ... ?.- LA GRANDE EVENED OBSERVER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911. PAG "Tro-Frult Chocolates, flavors. . No imitation EiIEIIS IIL N ALL II: BUM MS iUNES:,at I -TOMEHFS: PROGRAM Y PERSONALS.' John L. Mack, of fcoise. Is a guest at the -Foley, today. . ' ,1 I. The Dead Letter Lubln. , A Modern Courtship Vtfagraph And A Bum and A Bomb. ". r ' ' The Doctor's Secretary Gau mont ; .. 'i Beautiful dishes given to lady ' patrons of the. matinee. See dis play In lobbyi v -mm itc- 0 LOCALS f.. ,,,,, , ,v. , 1 Haradon's Tru-Frult Chacolates. Made Just right At all of the leading confectioners. : ? General Repairing; at B. W. Leigbton'g 4 Fred Boudan, of Joseph, it" regis tered at the Sommerv . Mrs. B. T. Hubbard,' of Walla Wial- la, la a guest at the Foley, today. . , . E. A. Anderson and Joe Alten of Enterprise, are registered at. the Sa voy. ' ; ' .. "r Dudley Evans, of, Pendleton, is in the city today, quartered at the Sum mer.; v , ';:,'' - ;;; jF T, Baker is a guest at the Som mer while transacting business In the j W, 1 Sawyer and wife- are over from, Hot Lake today, registered at the Foley. t , y J- r v Mr. and Mrs., G; : W. Cameron, of Wallowa are stopping1 at. the Sommer hotel, today. '.i-,,. ' DEALERS Villi : TAKE CHARGE ..' OF STATE CAPITAL. One ., of the Largest .Meeting Enr - .Held, Is the Clalnj, v . LvilivuU'U. I. 1 f I 1 f ('.'.U Ul -m- everytwng, umbrellas, . pbpnograpns, sewing" machines 'typewriters, stores and guns.-' Shears and knfves .sharp ened, skates o11qw ground,, saws fil led ani set'and soldering of all Idhds done. I repair granite wair, make and fit keys,; "repair lqcks. I carry a full line of flash lights and their sup pliesPhone, Main 737. 309 Fir street CITV S CAVANGER-pJoseph Turn ' , bull, city Scavenger. Anyone want ing my' service' call up City Recor . der's. offlce.V Y'-ii:-' . . Don't let your horses step on the Icy street. AnU. SHp shoeing.; R. . AI. Masterson. : ' -; : Black Orphlngton cockrels for sale also eggs in season. R. A. Master son, 1705 -North Spruce St J. Webb, of .Union, Is a business visitor In, the clty,today and;is(,Btop plng at the Sommer. ' o Mrs. E. L. Tuttle came over from Snmmerrille this afternoon and is (stopping at the Foley.' - ' 1 F. Boatman and E. L, Mcintosh of Union are stopping t the Savoy to day while transacting business In the city. ' ::; " ' Y , '. Editor Jonas, of the Wallowa Sun, accompanied by his family passed through, i La Grande; -.last, evening on their1 way to Portland to spend sever al weeks., ::. : ; Appre Be GbrsetHappy - fl 11 Foley's Kidney Remedy An ( j- elation. L. -McConnell, Catherine St.,. El- mlra N. . Y., writes: "1 wish to . ex press my appreciation of the great good I derived from Foley's . Kidney Remedy, which I used for a bad case of Kidney trouble. Five bottles did the to me beyond a doubt, It ia the most reliable , kidney medicine I have ever taken and Bhall always have my en dorsement." Hills .Drug Store, v. The' Oregon Retail -Merchants' as sociation' will ' hold; Its , fifth annual convention , ai eaiem, January and 27, ,N. A. Perry, president, has campaigned over the state for the last two months and added 250 new mem bers to the organization, making the total membership . more than 1000. The convention will be the : largest attended of any held, by, the assocla tlon, and to assist in the turnout the railroads hv agreed, to , give reduced rate. The Salem Business.;, Men's League will entertain , the visitors during tfh convention.. i,;v : , ; V j , The convention-will . be called to order In SteevesiHall,, at 10 a. .; m. January, 25, 4by Theodore Roth, .pres ident, of, the Salem Business, Men's League, and Presldent woman of Wil mund, of Salem,, will deliver thv .ad dress of welcome, and Enoch Bray- ford, of Hood River, , will respond. H, S, Gill of Salem, will welcome th as sociation on behalf of the Salem bus iness men's league, and W. A. Ball, of Eugene, will, respond ( Th Salem Board . of Trad will extend its wel come through Max 6. Buren, and Jas. Craig, of , Sllverton will - respond. President Perry will then -deliver his annual address, th report of C. B. Merrick, secretary, will be presented and the. 'forenoon . session will close with, appointments of committees. In the : afternoon reports wll be heard from local associations at Al bany, Ashland, Astoria, Baker, Coos, Forest Grove, Cottage Grove, Eugene. Corvallls, Hood River, Klamath FallB. La Grande Lebanon, Medford,' Mc Minnville,, Newberg Oregon City, RoBeburg ; Salem, Springfield, Sea- Side, Pendleton, Vale , and Wallowa. DiBcussionB will follow on "Figuring Pro&ta," ledby . F. W. Funk, Port land; "How to Sell Goods at a Profit," led by Theodore Roth, Salem; ,"The Economy of Cash Discounts and Los ses sustained by long credits' led by E. T. Barnes, Salem. . . ; : ' ' The night sessions will be given ov- Ext-abridinary Values Today in our Metfs and Boys Clothing Depyt A saving of Qnc-FourjtEto One-Half on SUITS and OVERCOATS DURING OUR SPECIAL JANUARY SALE. Now rhTsHK the time to SAVE on your Suit or Overcoat ' , A Few Price to Keep in llmd- ; - : ; ; ; , , , ..- v. .. One Lot of Soy 's Two Piece Half Price; Age 3 to 16 jqars during durrf I T . I'l U W. -a T- , t VM "Ml i One. Lot of 4 Young Menfs Suits at Onc-Tliird 1 1 yrr Age lu 10 years aunn our, itiuuaa j ' SpecialiSaleS One Lot ,o Mch!s Suiisatia W' I- When you decide to be corset happy, come and te fitted In the lace-ln-front GoBsard. There 1b a model In' the Gossard to show off to best advantage your special type of figure. $3X0 to $5.00. ; I : ; ' .-v.- Mrs.Robert.Pattison .';'' PIpNE BLACK 1481. ;: lumbihg mm liOi.X-tite a.ii .. ... s w J li'- V ..'-1 w;..-t John Melville Adams Ah U GRANDi u ' PE Chd ;Lot ;of.: Boy's; Qyercpats at OnHdf j ' Price, Arre 3 toils yeabduiTOgout Jiinu Spsciall Sate One Lot n of Young. Men s Oyercoab at a baying, or Une-rourth Ag 15 to years During Our January Special Sale. S 5 All MenV Overcbats at "a Saving 'of l4 During Our January: ' . Special, Sale ;,'';'':;'''; '-? 'VV:V'-V :.;.,'.'.U- .-: IV' AIL Men's Fur Coat at a Saving during our January Special Sale lb mm QUALITY THE SAME fJ(lnyr'sliJSl"sJll', HS"" ' nj t i 'i-f-iyn j.-'-ti, rfijdt' PRICES LESS . . .... H 1 FEED tA.WD G6 Casl10 FUEL PHONE, MAIN 6 Thirty us? For the Ifcxt Thirty Bay. You Cud Bny Tour SaTerware, Cst Gla., Hand Painted CWn, Clocks and Jewelry at a Buucueu t0 M rcr Cent off. All reliable Quality and Folly Guaranteed, ; ' - - ' ' m ' ' J; H. PEARE, SSj Opposite U. S. Land Office on A dams Avenue. f II 1 lit 1 1 1 1 11 111 Ittt"' " " ' er to discussions , on "The-Best, Kind of Advertising for tW Retailer," led by Herman, . .Wjse, Astoria; , ; "The Mail order Edl and How v to Off-Set Mall-order Advertising," led by C. H. BurB,holder,, Cottage ; Grove; ; .''The Retail Merchant's -Relation to -the High Cost of Living,", led by A. G Wjatts, Scappoose. The session will cloee with an address on "How the Railroad Commission can Assist the Retail Merchant." by Clyde . B. At chison, chairman of the Oregon Rail road Commission." ' y ; The forenoon . of the second day will be spent in visiting the legisla ture in session, the state penitentiary, the Insane asylum and the Chemawa Indian school.' ' ' : In the afternoon committees will report and discussions will be heard on ; "Quantity Prices,"! led by A. ) G. Hoffman, Forest Grove; "Retail Cred its and Collections," led by, William Hansen, credit man for Tull & Gibbs, Portland; an address on; "Business Ethics by W. I. Staley, president of the Capitol Business College, of Sa lem ; and an address on "Limited Sel ling; Prices," by J.' W. Kahle, presi dent of : the Cresent Manufacturing company , of Seattle, ,., ! ; ;v . At night the association will be giv en a banquet at the Hotel Marion by the Salem Business Men's League, , The forenoon session of the third day will be given over to discussions on "Tho Problem of Educating Clerks and Customers," led by Victor P, Moses, Corvallis; "Delivery, Recelv ing and Order Systems," led by Mix 0. Buren. Salem; ; "Basis of Pricing erthandlse," led by . Fred Dressef, Seaside. . . .;'.. " . :.',.. . . ;. ' : : In the afternoon a discussion will be heard on "The Wisdom of Special Sales," led by S. IC Friendly, Eugene Reports of standing committees and the resolution committee will then be received,' officers will be elected the place of the next .meeting chosen and the convention will close. IS! proper handling. . ; The costumes alone represent . a bona fide Investment of over 110,000. ' Seat sale opens Sunday. ' H03EYM0ON TRIAL TO BE HERE JANFAM 24TH. v Chance ... .... r-i for Everyone to . Information." Get Kotlce'of FIn? tilnnr..t. I , Notice Is ii?rir itn tf. all ccn cerned. that Wm. Reynolds, admlnic tisior ot the estatf ''H',.iw'.c,Aii)er: Adams, deceased, has '.'''v.vin the i i'ccttntv Court, of; Union County, Ore nls final report 'cJ'.hU.'admlnl . fm Mb M jtm mi s mk. a AW Advertising . eon ItmUor. of "the state of said WUHam Every family Lm need of good, reliable liniment. , For iprinn, bruises, sorerws oi the m uncle and rlieumntic pains there is none better thn Chamberlain s. .from I all dealera. . ; The cast of principals with "Hon eymoon Trail," this season, contains many notables of the jnusical com edy world. I Amongst them are Louis Kelso (the original "Tommy Perk Ins" In this piece) who created Buch tremendous hit with "The Girl In the Kimona" at the Zelgfeld Theatre (Chicago) last summer; 1 Ar line Bol- ing; the, favorite prima donna; Fred Wyckoff, probably ; the . best-known delineator of "reub" and "old men" characters ori the Ameican stage; Carl George , (the original Dutchman with ; "Honeymoon Trail") ; , Clara Dalton, who was last season featured soubrette with Cohan and Harris's "Honeymooners," Rose Kildea, last season featured with "The American Idea;" Bonnie Armstrong, . consid ered the greatest beauty 'with Lew FieidB' big revue !"The Midnight Sons," and -many others of lesser prominence. ' ''.' The chorus with "Honeymoon ' Trail" is said to be the handsomest antl most shapely ever seen with' a road attraction an comprises girls who are usually employed with the big located companies; salaries con siderably larger than those paid av erage chrous girls were necessarily forthcoming In order to have them go en tour but Kelly and Fitzgerald wanted none but the beet with their pet attraction and they have them. The scenic equipment of "Honey moon Trail" is of the most massive and ponderous kind,, two special bag gage cars , being required for - its equipment and a travellingworklng crew of eight skilled stage mechanics and electricians being carried for its Albert, Adams, deceased and that said court has set Wednesday, the 8th Xv c? February, A. b.;?tl " n; ? uV.3ik : ;X' at the . county '-Witt house In La 0ran.4e. Oregon, for the tions tha-o. ; ."'';'' .'';.'.'".', ''''', .;" Dated at La Grande, Oregon, n ttU.JWIv day of January, A. C. 1911. ; - : ;. . ; TVILLIAM REYNCLTjF, Adis'nfstra'or of the estate oi Wlil v Jarui Albert -Adam (ceased : 24, 31, Feb. Tr W. 21 " . Vacuum housecleaning, upholster-; lng and furniture repaired. L. F. Beft- , linger, Phone Red-662. FOR 8 ALE Four dozen pure 4rM R. I. Red pullets and hens, I d; and 2 cockerels, $1,5.00 per- dozen.. $3.00 each "for males, also some Abo i WANTED--By a man and wlfo with referencee, two nicely furniahefi rooms fa a good part of the city, wa ling to pay. good price, permanently. Call at Sllverthorn's drug store,! , Kit. ; Nan appeal to wives. Care the Drinking Husband by Using " Orrlne Can be Given Secretly. ' ! ..... ... i " No more terrible ..affliction can come to any home than .the craving for strong drink of husbands' and fa thers. ; We appeal to wives, mothers and sister to save the husband and father or the brother with Orrine, a scientific cure for the liquor habit Can be given secretly. .. f ' Orrlne is sold under an absolute guarantee that it will cure the drink habit or money will be refunded., Save the happiness and prosperity of the home with Orrlne. $1 per, box. Write for free booklet "How to Cure Drunk enness." Orrlne Co., 674 Orrlne Bldg., Washington D., C. Orrine is sold In this city by Silverthorne's Famuy Drug store. ' '., '. " ' v ' Jan.-16-18-20. :, WANTED Chickens, . geese and ducks at the Foley hotel. ' ' Lost 1 brown mule, weight about 1000 pounds, branded J. D. oa th left shoulder. Strayed from ' : farm -near Cove. Finder please notify J. D. . McKennon. ' 'I, ;,i;:;';':'.' ';','!''' bald barley hay, $16.00. delivered, tor ,; cash. ' , . GEO." J. ' WAGENER." WANTEDWoman to do washing for family of two. ; Apply at King's Cigar Factory. : ' ; ;;FOR SALE Four Buff Orphlngton roosters and one Brown Leghorn rooster. ' , .,'.',.''' -:' .-, "-.'', ; , ; , , HERMAN VEHRSL , FOR SALE A few tons of loose alfalfa hay. Inquire over Independ ent. HERMAN VEHRS. - . WANTED A girl for" general house work. Phone Black 631. HACK 'AND AMBULANCE Uptown office Main 720 Residence phone Main 25 E. L BUSSES sac: A Y i'i 5 ' I ':? f I,.-';:.;:..;:':.;, :V' fMWHkiiVi,!, (l' 1 ; 1 i . ! : , '''lT A