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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
"MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1911,
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An Animated Am ChalrPathe
Cocoanut Plantation.
Alls Fair In Lave and WTar
Vltagraph. 7 '
Making a Man of Him Lubln.
Overture Soilection from Mi
kado No. 2.
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons' of the matinee. See dis
play In lobby. .
-uiisaoi '" ' He-
to the doors Saturday and the sale was
a huge success In every way. Long be
fore 9 o'clock thre was a string of
, people waiting to get In.
Do you suffer from chilblains? The
Wright Drug company has a remedy
known as prescription No. 101 whicn
cures ordinary cases in one night and
the more serious cases in from one
to three days. Price 50 cents. . ,'''.'
I LOCALS
Haradon'e Tru-Fruit Chacolates.
Made just right. At all of the leading
confectioners.
General Repairing at B, YF. Lelghton'g
Auto and Bicycle Garage. I repair,
sewing machines, typewriters, stoves
and guns. Shears and knives sharp
ened, Bkates, hollow ground, saws fil
ed and set and soldering of all kinds
done. I repair granite walr, make and
Dt keys, repair locks. I carry a full
line of flash lights and their sup
plies. Phone, Main 737. 309 Fir street
spent yesterday witii 1
Black Orphlngtdn cockrels for sale
also eggs In season. R.' A. Master
Bon, 1705 North Spruce St.' -
Don't let your horses stup on the
icy street. Antl Slip shoeing. R. A.
Masterson. ;vl . . ''
Read in FebruarySunset Magazine,
San Diego the city of dreams come
true. Beautifully Illustrated, in four
colors. TetrazzinI i singing in the
streets of San Francisco Christmas'
Eve. Now on sale. All News Stands, 15
cents. ;
The W. W. Berry store was packed
rEBSOXALS. A
W. C. Baker of Portland Is stopping
at the Sommr today. ,
Mrs. C. C. Hollister of Portland is
a guest at the Foley today.
Blanchard Hanson returned today
from a business trip to Portland. ,
A party of Imbler young folks were
guests at the Savoy hotel last evening.
Miss Mfta Bowman was a guest at
the Foley from Hot Lake, last even
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Fred Geibel of the Fair store is
confined to his room today with ill
ness. s:
County Clerk Boatman passed
way to Portland. His mother is ill in
that elty. .
Fred Boudan the sheep king of Wal
lowa county Is a guest at the Sommer
uoiei touay. ; . .
J. L. Ebersole, one of the well known
men of Rondowa, spent yesterday In
La Grande. . .
H. A. and John A. Shropshire, 6t
Hilgard, are among the Hotel Savoy
guests today.
C. N. Masterson, a prominent citi
zen of Elgin, was a guest at the Fo
ley yesterday. - 1
. Chief of Police Walden is able to
be out on the streets today after a tus-"
sle with the grip.
Mary E. Rudd, of Wallowa, was a
Foley guest yesterday while on her
way home from Portland.
"Hugh" O'Nelli In tn freight depart
ment ofjthe O-W, Is in the city today
transacting business matters.
Donald Prukt, city editor "of the
Classified
Kills Pairi
It penetrates , deeply
into the muscle and tis
sues, equalizes" the cir
culation, removes infla
mation, cures neuralgia,
head ache, back ache,
sprains, bruises, mus
cular pains 'stiff and
swollen joints,
Wright's Liniment
Should be in 'every
home. If this liniment
fails to do anything
that a liniment should
do, let us return
money.
. Price 25c.
Advertising
FOR SALE A nine room modern
house, cement basement, furnace, hard
wood floors, two fire places, lot 120
by 120, situated at corner Third and
"J" street near new high school. Easy
j terms. Address Mrs. E. W. Bartlett,
j 908 Third street, 1328 Ind. ,
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j FOR SALE rFive room house, can
j be made modern with email eipense;
j lot 60x110. Call Red-62 or address F.
P. Brooks.
your,
Wright
FOR RENT New and second hand
sewing machines, $1.60, per month.
Rent paid to apply on machine if pur
chased. Machine delivered and called
for. Singer-White or New Home. ,
Room S Foley Bldg. Telephones
Main 709 or Black 1291
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire 1617
Fourth'street or telephone Mrs. E. C.
Moore.
La Grande friends.
- W. R. Ladd, master mechanic for
the O-W. arrived In the citv this
morning on a routina inspection tour.
Roy Rice and "Bud'1 Garrity were
rooters at Cove last Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with friends near
Cove. ..-
Rev. Elliott, district evangelist for
the Methodist church returned toda;
from Union and will spend a week in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown were La
Grande visitors last erening while on
their way from Portland to their homo
in Elgin. .. .. - ' : ". ; .
Postmaster Polk Mays of Joseph,
spent last night here on his way homo
from The Dalles where he had been
on business. ; V ' : v .
Assessor Tod Rinehart left last
night for Salem to attend the ,legls
lature for a few days and look after
matters in which h is Interested.
Chas. h! Breck, a prominent bus
lness man of Baker, is In La Grande
today on his way to Wallowa county
He is stopping at the Foley.
: D. M. Clark returned, to Cove this
morning after spending Sunday here
with Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Richardson
Mr8. Clark remains here 1 for a' few
days. ,, : w '.' '
F. D. McCully and wife of Jos
eph, were' at the Somnner House last
evening on their way to Portland aim
San tYanclsco where they will spend
the winter.
' H. A. Caldwell, the' Best combined
.Harvester man, is 'over from Idaho
Falls to visit friends for a few days.
He has the Idaho Falls territory for
his company,
J. D. Stack, assistant general man
ager, arrived this morning on a tour
of Inspection of the O-W. lines In East
ern Oregon. He Is traveling in his
private car .02.
Miss Addle Knapper of Joseph,
came out yesterday to attend the com
ing wedding of a friend here and to
visit at the homeof her sister, Mrs.
Colon R. Eberhard.
H. G. Bauer, who had been spending
a few daysin Portland was at the Fo
ley hotel last .evening on his way
home to Enterprise.
Hon! Polk Mays of Josephreturned
tQ his home at Joseph this morning
after a visit to Portland. He has been
somewhat Indisposed for someTnontns
past but Is feeling practically recov
ered at this time. '
H. H. Dahlstrom, formerly of this
city but now located at Rondowa,
spent Sunday In the city returning
this morning. F. L. Lilly, proprietor
of the Lilly Hardware store, arrived
home from Portland where he at
tended a meeting of the Hardware as
sociatlon.
Mrs. M. P. Mendelsohn arrived home
last evening from an extended stay
with relatives In San' Francisco. Dr.
Mendelsohn met her at Portland on
her return, and the two arrived here
last evening. Mrs.' Mendelsohn attend
ed the golden wedding anniversary 'of
her parents while away.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Buren reach
ed home last evening after having
spent a week in Portland visiting
friends and attending the Portland
automobile show, which came tf,
close last Saturday evening. They de
clare the show to be up to a high
standard of excellency, and " enjoyed
the array of buzz wagon's , Immense
ly. .. . ; , ' ' :
IN ALL
LINES at
; Just a Few Days Left to Take Advantage of that Great Saving on Seasonable
Merchandise During Our January Special Sale. It Means a Saving From 25
.Per Cent to 50 Per Cent TO YOU. ; ;
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Just a Few Prices to Keep in Mind :
' r ' ;V;x; DRY GOODS.
All Ladies' Furs and Fur Coats at a
Saving of One-Fourth to One-Third.
Ladies' Silk and Tailored Waists Dur-
li Aiin Crtaniol Cola of rtna.T?AiirfTi tff
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One Lot of Ladies' Suits at A, Saving
of One-Fourth. .
All Ladies and Misses Sweater Coats
During Our Special Sale at One
Fourth Off.
II One Lot Men's Suits, $10.00 to $12.50
Values at Special Sale Price . . . . . $7.48
All Men's and Boys Sweater Coats at
a Saving of One-Fourthr ' j-: ?
One Lot of Boys' Overcoats, Sizes 9 to
15 Years7good value, at One-Half Price
All Woolen Blankets in all. Colors, Ore
gon City Make,' at One-Fourth' Off.
SHOES.
fOne Lot Ladies' Shoes, $3.00 to $3.50,
Your Choice at per pair. .... . . .'.$1.00
These Shoes are.$3.00 and $3.50 Values
Two Lots of Men's High Top Shoes,
$5.50 Values, Now at . . . I . , . . . . $3.75
$4.00 Values Now at
......$2.48
All Leggins at One-Fifth Off. ... . .
Four-Buckle High Top Overshoes $2.50
One Lot of Boys' Shoes, 2y2
at
to 6
.$1.79
One Lot of Youth's Shoes, 12 to 2,
at .........$1.33
One Lot of Youth's Shoes, 8 to 12
at ..V...... ....... ..........$1.23
These are Exceptional Values. Just
The Kind of Shoes' for this Season of
the Year..-' -v- :. '
One Lot of Men's and Ladies' Slippers
in Odd Sizes and Styles, $1.50 to $2.50,
Values Now at per pair .. .83c )
ALL FANCY CHINA AT A SAVING OF 33 1-3 PER CENT.
;hc docDDcBetni DSmle Mm
QUALITY THE SAME' PRICES LESS
DrugComp'ny
We deliver . .
Both Phones ,
We Hurry
FOR RENT One modern room. In
quire at 1311 C avenue or phone Black
822.
Vacuum housecleanlng, upholster
lng and furniture repaired. L. F. Bel
linger, Phone Red-662.
WANTED Chickens, geese
ducks at the Foley hotel.
and
Sew Buggy for Sale.
A fine new $100 buggy, run lesi
than 60 miles Is for sale at reason
able figures. Inquire at Observer of
Cce.
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CUKYED LEASES AltE UEST. ; ''''Ss- ' ';
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ADDRESS AIL PACKAGES.
Express Office Unable, to Deliver
' Jrnny Tncknes Inciting Details.
Due to the fact that the public is not
advising the street address ito be plac
ed on express packages shipped Into
La Grande, the local office of the Am
erican Express company is having
trouble with Its delivery In the residence-districts.
When packages are
not supplied' with the full street ad-
dress delay is occasioned and the
trouble can be averted by having the
street addresses placed on .all pack
ages ordered shipped in to the city.
I M iiiricy pay ai
For the Next Thirty Days Ton Can Buy Your Sllierware, Cot Glass, I
Hand Painted China, ClocM ana jevfeiry bi a jwuucuou vui
to 25 rer Cent off. All reliable Quality and Fully Guaranteed.
I U nffAD ET La Grande $ Lead- t
J rl. & MaIVi-5 ing Jeweler.
Opposite U. S. Land Office on A dams Atenue.
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PRIZE WIXXERS BROUGHT HERE
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Small Kennel to be Maintained by
Former TendMonlnn In this City
A ' half dozen prize winning bull
terriers, of the show (type, have been
brought to La Grande by L. G. Terry,
a former Pendletonlan who will now
make his headquarters In this city
while traveling for a Portland hous.
He has in his posseselon worae of the
finest bull terriers In this section of
the country, and will maintain a small
kennel at his home on Adams avenue.
The kennel at preseent includes two
valuable pups which have already
pulled down some" blue ribbons.
Permanently Located 1105 Mams, Avenue, Op. Postoffice
Dr. Mendelsohn has been at the request 'and endorsement of air he city phy
sicians permanetly located here since August 1, 1909, and during this period has
treated professionally over 2200 patients among them over 200 children, and can
truthfully say that I have succeeded in doing better work and more work than any
man ever did in Union and Wallowa counties. .Thia-proycs that I have conducted
my practice on a basis that appeals to every one. My business is on a Bfuiare deal
to everybody. I rarely hear complaints and am always ready and willing to cor
rect any error that I make. - . '
30 YEARS OF PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN FITTING GLASSES ; ;
Tf vonr eyes trouble you see me. I believe my extensive experience and skill
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togeuicr witn my nonesiy aiiu sincerity i jjurpuse, x can give you a guarantee oi
truthfulness and satisfaction. I refer you to your neighbor, to your physicians,
who have known me for the past 16 years and I am endorsed by the most promin
ent oculist in Portland. Prices lower than elsewhere for the service and material
you receive. Guarantee satisfaction in every respect. .
MY GUARANTEE IS GOOD ;
THE ENTIRE PROBLEM lES IN THESE WORDS
"RIGHTLY FITTED LENSES"
YOUR CASE Will NOT PUZZLE DR, MENDELSOHN.
Of lice hours, 9 to ?2 1 to 5
By special appointments in the evening
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