La Grande evening observer., March 25, 1911, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1911.
PAGE 9
"D"heOS)DS)
TURATDl?
Sailing Old Master Edison
A southern negro's devotion
to his old Virginia master.
The Sheriff's Sister Kalera
A tale of the west. Finely
staged and acted.
Priscilla'8 Engagement Kiss.
. Biograph
Funniest comedy. The doctor,
a crank on microbes, get left.
You'll see why.
Song "When the Morning
Glory Twines Around the Door'
Sung by Miss Nellie Garrick.
(matinees., Mr.' C. P. Ferrin,
(evenings).
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tjufc. $ 4. 4y . .
I LOCALS i
Boys and girls sell twelve boxes or
'Toke One" Shoe. Polish. 10c each.
Make forty cents and get a nica foun
tain pen free. A. W. Westby 129
Grand Ave! Portland, Oregon.
The Oregon will furnish first class
'rooms and board at f 25,' $30 and 13
per month. No. 10 Uepot' -u M.
-vn .''nirtp'n ('"'"h Hemedy, will
stop that cough. Wrteht Drug) company.
"Read in Sunset Magazine, Motoring
Through California by Lloyd Osborne,
beautifully Illustrated In four colors.
The Spell, a romantic serial by C. N.
A. M. Williamson. In the Shadow of
the Dragon, by Grant Carpenter. De
scriptive story of San Francisco's Chi
nese quarters. April issue now on sal
15 cents."
For Sale.
A desirable 6 1-2 acre fruit and
poultry Jarm, situated at Cove. Near
ly new three room house with upstairs
floored, suitable outbuildings, cresk
through. Part fertilized. Cultivated
and tinted to choice apples, pears
and cherries, f 11 in full bearing. . In
cludinK blackberry, raspberry and
vegetable ground which may be ex
tended. Part price left on mortgage
If desired. ;' John Lane, Cove, Ore.
Bolton-Bodmer company. In speak
ing of the implement trade for the
coming season said that business was
satisfactory in all their various lines
machinery demand cannot be etaom
that are now in season. The cutting
machinery demand not not be Estimat
ed yet, although. th;re Is a big crop
to harvest.
For sewer pipe call Fowler's Trans
fer office.
- Make arrangements for a dinner
party at the Foley grill. ... .-
The new baby at the Blue Mountain
: emery is named "Cream-O." See
id elsewhere. t
Try som of those mountain trout
Foley grill.
The Unique Cleaning company has
.he only contract system in the city.
Four suit per month p:r contract $1.50
Work, called for and returned free.
Phone main 70.
The Model restaurant is making ex
tensive Improvements taking out the
partition between the dining rooms
throwin ar both rooms together. N w
decoration will be added at once and
other changes made to contlrm the
name Model.
The contractors and builders will
turn over to Johnnie Dorden the first
of the month his bungalow that he is
having built on Cedar street. From
the olans and specifications this will
n una of tk vprv mnfln hon(H of
the city. . ' .
first section of No. 17 on his'way home
from Chicago. Mr. Gould formerly
lived in La Grande and is well known
to many citizens.
J. W. Oliver, the Insurance man, has
been confined to his bed for the past
two weeks and is still quite ill.
Mrs. Laura Green Wills is over from
Hot Lake today visiting her. parents
and transacting business.
E. A. Holmes, manager of the V. M.
& Co.. of Wallowa, arrived horn today
from a tr'n to Southern California and
Mexico. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Holmes who remained in Portland to
visit friends while her husband went
south.
Carl D. Merkel, representing tt
Spokane Dry Goods company, came !n
y sterday from a branch line trN to
Joseph, Enterprise, Lostine and Wal
lowa and reports good business. Mr.
Merkel will s'ay in the city until Mon
day in order to Sunday at the Foley.
Jonb Wesson is registered at the
Foley. Mr, Wessea is th:. general
agent of the Alamo ras engines and
will be in the city several days and
make a trip up the branch before
returnin home to Pendleton.
P. A. Foley, proprietor of the Foley
botel. announced todav that no pain?
ivill be snared to make the Foley grill
h jionular er.ting place in ;he cl!y
nd that everything the market affordr
: 11 be served at all times. '
For Ice Cmm Tnde.
The Blue ' Mountain creamery is now
nrspared to cave for ice cream trade
in any quantity.
Foky prill stands for service.
4
vKKSOX.lLS. $
$
4 f f f if t HI I HI H'W'l'W
hlauwdres
and
CREAMERIES
USE
ii WYANDOTTE
! !
; ; to cleanse and save hard
; ; labor. Why not you?
; ; We have it in 3 1-2
; ; pound tacks.
30 cents each 1
Pattison Bros.!
Both Phones
jaa
MOUMAIX 8CEE FILM.
Bernle - Back at thi Isis After u
Week's lesi-Good Fllnu
Following their usual custom the Isis
management has put on George B?r
nie, the baritone vocalist for the next
week's programs in place of C. P.
f'errin who Ban during the past w ek.
liss Nellie Garrick will continue to
sing at each matinee hereafter.
A thrilling, story of rangeTind moun
tain Hit is tne cniei mm m i'uh isis
for tonight and show goers cannot af
ford to overlook this opportunity.
Special Meeting Tonteht
.A special meeting of La Grande
chapter No. 9 Royal Arch degr e,
meets tonight. All visiting members
invited. Refreshments.
RADIANT HAIR.
Ely Summers and wife, Sa-t Lake,
are at the Foley.
P. T. McQueen and N. W. Violette of
New York are at the Sommer.
Press Lewis Of the Grande ' Ronde
Cash company is in ImbUr today on c
business trip.
Bert Swain went out to the Lak
la&tTrtght on a hurried trip, being
called on important business.
S. L. Albough, representing Poison
Implement company, Portland and Se
attle, registered at the Sommer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Evans of St. Joe,
Mo., are stopping at the Foley. Mr.
Evans represents Toothe-Campbel!
Company.
E. W. Adams, Seattle, Is registered
at the Blue Mountain hotel. Mr.
Adams Is going to Joseph to look over
the possibilities of th9 city at . th?
foot of the lake.
Deacon Handley returned yesterday
from a business trip to Portland and
said that the Rose City was a busy
place. , Mr. Hanky is with the O.-W.
Conductor Carney returned yester
day from Spokane, where he went to
art.nd some business matters and vis
it with the N. P. boys whom he worked
with for several years.
Al Stephen of Umatilla spent yes
terday In the city. Mr. Stephen was
formerly in the general merchandise
business but lately reMved and Aill
Bpend about ten days. at the Lake rest
ing up. - . , ;;:' '-
Mr; Chandler who fed ,tb premium
cattle'for McKennon and Chand!? left
yesterday for his home tn,. Elgin to
spend the sommer. Mr. Chandler will
ha've charge of the next year's feeding.
O. M. Scott of Portland re?ister(d
at the Foley. Mr. Scott is a membe- of
the firm of Scott & Munsell, imple
ment dealera and coast agents for An
chor buggies.
A message was received yesterday
by J. F. O'Connell from Mrs. O'Con
nell who is in the St. Vincent hospital,
Portland, taking medical treatment
with Dr. A. J. McKenzIe that she was
doing nicely.
Chas. Hawthorne of Portland is reg
istered at the Sommer. Mr. Hawthorne
represents Dougherty Tithlan Shoe
oompany for Utah, Idaho, Montana
and Oregon and in speaking of busi
ness Bald that all over his territory
merchants were satisfied.
Mack O. Worrall of Elgin is "a guest
of the Savoy.
H. A. Newblll, a prominent citizen
of Summervllle, is at the Savoy.
F. I. Bloom of Cove la In the city
and registered at the Savoy.
C. E. Waller, with "The Irrigator,"
of North Yakima is at the Savoy.
F. I. Vergere, a director of the Home
Independent company, of Enterprise,
is registered at the Savoy.
H. E. Chapman of Portland is regis
tered at the Foley. Mr. Chapman rep
resents the Co-Operatlve Realty com
nany.
The Lottes bar yesterday put in one
of the finest display cases ever seen
in this city. They also unloaded a car
of Overland beer, bottle and keg.
W. R. Hamilton who has been serl
ously sick for the last ten weeks, is
improving slightly, was announced by
his son Chester, who is constantly at
his bedside.
Bill G'Jtild of Por.'and pawed
through the city this ur&!ng on .L?
Any Woman fan HaTe It by Uslnr
Parisian Sirjre.
Madam: If your hair isn't Just what
you would like it to be why don't you
use Parisian Sage.
If it does not put Ufa and luster Into
the hair and cause It to grow abund
antly you can have your money back
"I cafrnot say enough in its favor,
from Newlln Drug company.
Two years ago I lost all my hair. I
saw Parisian Sage advertised and I
thought I would try it. Before I had
finished using the first bottle my hair
bad stopped falling and my head was
covered with new hair; also removed
all dandruff and today I have a love
ly heda of hair.
"I think Parisian Sage the best hair
restorer and dandruff cure in the
world today. It also makes the hair
cleajn, fluffy, and silky, and I would
recommend it to eery one who wishes
a hair restorer and beautifier." Miss
Mary E. Dickson, 287 South avenue,
Bridgeton, N. J. 1910.
For men, women and children, there
is no hair preparation that equals Par
isian Sage; It never disappoints; It
does just what the American makers
advertise It to do. It banishes dand
ruff, ' kills the dandruff germ, stops
falling hair or scalp itch, or money
back. Sold by Newlln Drug company
and druggists everywhere. Large bot
tle 50 cents.
"I had been troubled with constipation
for two years and tried all of the best phyui
cians in Bristol, Tenn., and they could do
nothing for me, writes lhas. fc. Williams,
MiddW'orfi. Ky. "I wo packages of Cham
eriaiu' Stomach nmi Liver Tablets curec
i.e.'' For s-.ile lv all ilcnler.
iClassmem
Advertising
FOR SALE Several good second hand
buggies. Inquire Jas. Garrity, Is
land City.
FOR RENT Light ' housekeeping,
partly furnished. 908, Corner Third
and J.
FOR SALE Single-comb White Leg
horn eggs bred to winter laying;
setting $1.00; 100 eggs, $6.00. Mrs. J.
W. Egan, Island Cltv. (Fruitdale).
FOR SALE 30 quartB of fruit. 1902
Oak street. Phone 3752 Black.
FOR RENT Furnish room. Block
post office. Inquire Mrs. J. C. Gul
ling. Mch22tf
TEAM WANTED Medium sized tfim
horses; gentle and safe. G. F. Duch-
er, Cove, Ore.
Before
Easter
ID) ILL-
liMlUWilll
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it
FANCY PLAIDS, MOIRAS
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CHECKS. ETC.
22c yd
for an ALL SILK that would cos
you under ordinary circumstance8
o from 35 to 40c; the values are ex-
ceptional...patterns those worn now
Vie
""s"n" "These are thewider Number 150,
Mfu or about six inches in width, that
s
This being a large ribbon season,
and just before Easter, too, this lot
will not last long at these prices
ON SALE MONDAY MARCH 27th
:
PRICES LESS f QUALITY THE SAME
CITY SCAVANGER Joseph Turn
bull, city scavanger. Anyone want
lhg my services call up City Recor
der's office.
FOR RENT Furnished and light
housekeeping rooms. Mrs. E. C. Moore
1617 Fourth Btreet.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Mrs.
Roy Rynarson. Close in. 1620
Sixth street. tf
WANTED A man with a few good
team to take contract for hauling
1 1-2 or 2 million feet of lumber, 8
hour trip. Apply at once to Overton
Lumber Co., Union, Oregon. (tf)
FOR RENT A furnished flat. Bell
phone 4(2. Hattle R. McDonald, tf
FOR SALE Two good fresh milk
cows. Easy milker. Inquire
czrner 2c"a and " s'. reels.
WHITE LEGHORN r'oosers for sab.
Inquire Mrs. W. G. Hunter, Red 691.
FOR SALE Two good homestead re
linquishments In Wallowa county.
Inquire of D. Blrchoux.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE We furnish
all kinds of reliable help on short
notice. We have them listed In our
office. If you are rellabl; 'phone us
your wants. Wilson & Reed, employ
ment office In postofflce block.
FOR SAL EOR TRADE Two 80-acre
tracts, uncleared. In JackBon county,
one on county road, also 10 "acres
nearly all clear 1 1-2 miles from rail
road station, with seven acres young
fruit tree8. Will trade any or all
three pieces for property- in or near
La Grande. Address Box 567, New
beg, Ore.
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Bargains
TO LOAN A client will loan i ,000 at
S per cent Interest, one rear or lon
ger, first mortgage farm security. F.
8. Ivanhoe.
Per Sale.
A Bean power spraying outfit In
good condition at a bargain if taken
at once. Inquire of C. O. Ramsey, or
J. B. Stoddard.
WANTED Housekeeper for man
with no family; widow lady prefer
red. Box 321, Union, Ore.
FOR SALE Slxtetn lots, four blocks
from round house. A. M. Hendricks.
FOR SALE Twenty head of two and
three year old horses. H. Eichen
berger, Ladd Hill horse ranch.
Saturday
Special!
Pure, Wholesome, Delicious
Chocolate Candy
made In ene of the cleanest oonfec
tlonery factories In the world, from
the yore t and richest materials, with,
out regard to price, and! the single In
tent of producing the most perfect
chocolates that It Is possible to make.
These candles are packed In one
pound foil weight boxes, with beauti
ful embossed covers, made to sell at
(15c a box. Our price Is 0c
Special Sat'dy. 35c box
Ton may telephone today to have a
box reserved for von to be delivered
at your home Saturday, one day only,
atSSc.
WirDtD)rapC(D).
that will make
you money
Ten acres, one mile from the
city, no Improvements except
trees which are 13 years eld.
This is a fine location, road on
two Bides, good water right and
produced over, $4300.00 last year
Price is $6,600.00, one half
down and balance on reasona
ble time. This year's crop will,,
more than pay all expenses and
balance of purchase price. N
fen acres, two miles 6 acres
in 9-year-old apples, 2 1-2 acres
rofrheerles that will bear con
siderably this year, and 2 1-2
rs" of garden land. Small
:,'lise and. barn. This place la
on main county road, near
school and will make a fine
home. Price only $3,500.00, one
third down and balance on time.
This Is fine strawberry land, and
when planted, will yield the
price of the property every
year. ' ' . ; '
Ten acres, just one mile out,
practically new six room house
and barn, close to Bchool and a
fine money-making: home. There
are 8-2 acres in apples, and
1 1-2 acres In pasture. Last
year this place produced 4,300
boxes of apples and will easily
pay itself out after first pay
ment. Price Is $5,500.00, one
half down, good time on bal
ance. Soil unexcelled for straw
berries and small fruits. ;
IHBLER ORCHARD TRACTS
ON INSTALLMENT PAT. ?
MINTS. . : :j , '
Farm lands in all parts of the
valley. '
Residences and vacant lots In
all parts of the city.
Security Land &
Trust ,Company