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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1911)
7 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1911. PAGE I l- THEATRE .'Stuff Heroes Are Made of". . ..... ........... Blograph Something out of the ordinary. Jenny threatens suicide but her rube sweetheart says "Don't do It" and she dont. . "The Cheyenne"s Bride" .." ............... PatBe ' A most exciting picture which everyone will enjoy. An Indian maid and wild horses go to make up a series of thrilling situations. '. ' , 'Jealous George" Selig An exceedingly human and numerous comedy. It concerns a hat and coat bought for the 1 wife but worn for once by the maid. " -, ... "A Turkish Cigarette". .Selig A Turkish cigarette given to a tramp is the cause of him dreaming he is In a Turkish harem. It's a scream! . . THIS IS 4 .(Vrtl ftvif. "WAS 1ST LOS MIT LOUIE.' A German dialect song sung with Incomparable success by Miss Garrlck and Mr. Ferrlri. Get the Habit and come in ev ery night. We always have It. LOCALS ' j H. T. Love, Jeweler, 1Z124 Adams ev. Dr. rosey, Specialist ;or Eye, Ear, dose, Throat diseases and catarrh. Over Solder's store. Eyes fitted with lasses. Hours 9 to 11:30) 1:30 to t and 7 to 8 . m. ' Dr. Gillilan preaches at Island City tomorrow evening. - Prof. F. J. Freenor, magnetic healer. Not hypnotism, drags or mental work. Positive permanent results from first treatment. .1117 Adams aTenoe. Phone Main 721. l-roo Tomorrow at Arcade, Richard Hale, hynotist, greatest in the world to day. See ad. ' 10-21-lt Angus Stewart has been authorized to collect and receipt for accounts against Hewitt, the jeweler formerly in bimlri how. ; fZ7t I C be seen at the Peare Jewelry store. PEEOSAT.S j .'. " To (he Ladles. ,.','' Mrs. C. H. Whitney of Baker, face specialist and manufacturer of toilet articles, will be in La Grande, on Thursday, the 19th, and may be found at No. 1407 T avfnue. Moles and su perfluous hits removed by electric process. Phone No. 3492 Black. - Use Proves The Worth of the Rubber Goods we sell, there ,i a? whole 4ot of sailietec tlon tn buying good Rubber Goods whose use will prove the worth o fthe article,. 1 no class of merchandising should quality be considered so muc'.x as In the . purchase of articles In this line. No other articles i afford more room for adultera tion than In the manufacture of Rubber Goods. By our fore sight and experienoe we have! been able to steer clear of the adulterated and we now have the finest assortment of high class Rubber Goods ever shown here. ' 'X Come in and see our assort ment of fountain syringes, hoi water bags, Ice caps, atomizers, etc. " " :' '. ' Wright Drug Co; Tomorrow 'at ArcadeRichard Hale, hynotist, greatest in the world to day. See ad. , . , 10-21-lt " Students may enroll at any time in the La Grande business college. Day and night sessions." 10-20-tf ; Tomorrow, Sunday, Mr. C P. Fer rin, the popular ;"lsls" tenor vocalist will sing "Thhe Holy City," In Ger man. Mr. Ferrin has achieved con siderable success in his rendition of this' beautiful song. ' Steam and electric baths given at your homes. Mrs. O. C. Combs. ' ? Tomorrow at Arcade, Richard Hale, hynotist, greatest in the world to' day. See ad. 10-21-lt Miss Mae White has gone to Walla Walla to Join an orchestra playing in one of the theatres at the Garden City.j George Sclbtrd, editor of the enter prising) Union paper, the Republican, ' Is here today on business matters. j August Stang leaves soon for Mer rill, Wisconsin, and will return with his family. C. A. Rohrabacher and Coston Car ver, coast newspaper men were iu the city today visiting with Georga Good of the Sommer hotel. Tbey are old friends. , F. D. Carruth, science teacher last year In the La Grande high school and now principal at Stanfield, Uma tilla ; county, accompanied by his brother, Dr. H. E. Carruth, are In La Grande today on business matters. James Dobbins of Union was in the city today on his way to Englin where he will officiate in the Elgin-La Grande game today. Dobbins was In 1907 a star end for the O. A. C. champions- . . i. 'Mrs. Upton 'HY'Glbbs arrived home yesterday from, her visit to iriends In Minnesota. She has been gone sever al months, and on her return was a guest with friends in Spokane a week or so.'"- ' . ; 'r T, A. Rlnehart of the state tax com mission and - formerly assesor of Union county, arrived in the city yes terday, spending several hours visit ing old time friends. Today he head ed for the north end of th county and will go into Wallowa county be fore returning to La Grande. i Mrs. Bishoii and two little nieces of California, who have been visiting Mrs. Frank Rechlin for the last few days, left this morning for, Pendleton, and other points, where they will visit before returning to their home. .:-. w Mm & FURS, FUMGOAI The weather is very suggestive of heavier and warm clothing. There is no argument when it comes to Fur . wearing apparel but what we carry the most complete line and best makes to be found. .McKibbins', LIEN'S FUR COATS. coon -, russian buffalo ;. ....,.....-.:... .... black wolf DOGr, COON TRIMMED .. 1 Black or Natural Pony, "full length" .... NEAR SEAL, 26 in. , DELAWARE MINK, 26 in. PONY, 26 in. .;...............:.... $35.00 $22.50 $27.50 $27.50 $125.0O $ 40.00 $ 70.00 $ 63.00 LADIES BLACK PLUSH AND CARACULES ..$13.50 TO $55.00 FUR NECKWEAR Our line consists of Anything you may want, from the small Coney Scarf at $1.65 to a Mink set at $45.00 to $85.00. Muffs to match in j any kind of Fur you wish : r ':::, ' j - : : 1 : 1 : . .... , U -r ji ) i BOY WANTED Fam-Us-Klng , Cigar Factory. ' ' 4 y' " . " Ladies of Baptist church will serve Thanksgiving dlnner from ! to o'clock in the basement of tha church. . i0r2i-it v-,.; 'vl: Gasoline wood saw. Phone black 3851. J. A. OLIVER, i - Tomorrow at Arcade, Richard Hale, hypnotist, greatest In the world to day. See ad. . , 10-21-lt ; 9 ..This Is the time ot year when ev ervone should consider remodeling ihelr ' ; . .. " IIEATIXG AND PLUMBING JOBS. Bradley & Co. has a crew of first class plumbers, steam and hot water fitters at all times ready to do work satisfactorily. Come In and unload your troubles to 1 BRADLEY & CO, Phone Black 971. Elm Street. Classified I A dvertising LOST A pair of eye glasses be tween La Grande and Perry. Leave at Perry store or Silverthorn's. 10-2l-tf ': ;'V ,; . FDR' RENT Furnished rooms at 1808 Third street. Phone Main 64. : 10-21-tf ' HELP WANTED Young woman to do chamber work and also woman In laundry. Inquire at Hot Lake sanatorium.' i io-18-tf FOR RENT Furnished front room. ' Modern Phone to Red 61 or call at 1208 Seventh and M. 3U00 Real Hiind Made, "Crocheted Doilies and Centerpieces Made by the Peasants of Armenia and Egypt. t Every thread done by hand. Prices about half. . , Women love hand-made doilies and center pieces. They have an air of elegance and they wear a life time. . . ' ; This sale will give every woman a chance to gratify her desire for these charming ornamen tal pieces at the SMALLEST PRICES WE HAVE EVER KNOWN. We have secured three thousand and from. a . lan who makes it a business of going into for-, eigri countries and buying, up the fancy worlc ' done by the peasants. i .We have had hand made doiles and center pieces before, BUT NEVER AT THE PRICES . ,4 AS WE SHALL SELL THEM TOMORROW. ; Every piece is perfect and there are many patterns of artistic beauty. This sale should bring sach a crowd of women that the whole collection will be taken in one day. 1 Here are the jpVices at which they are marked. if Size 5 DOILIES. to 6 1-2 size 9 to 12 .Size. 13 to 15 Size 12 to 18 ..........$ .15 .45 .75 .85 CENTERPIECES. 23 to 27 28 to 30 31 to 33 . $3.50 .4.50 .5.50- See them on'displav in our window., SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY MORNING QUALITY THE SAME PRICES LESS mm ntpi imi liim i. 'Em l or (.iili. ConrhxW br thr SISTERS OF TKF UHIV KAME6 CF JESUS ND MARY. G,U. jluki Collttls Ctumu Mnilc Aft. Eiocvtioa and Cemmer ciai DcpO. RutrfM tm Dm Snutnn. Hcfin! Moral wi4 IntrMrnoilTiinlnr. Wrtl(-fornoooBcrmco.Adlrfn SISTKR SUFfKIOK. . Mort'i AttUmt. ftrtUnd JJ liil net Something New, Xtra Heavy Suitable for Winter Wear I 20;00 CALL and SEE THEM THE TOGGERY A V. Andrews WANTED $1250 cash will give city ; realty valued at $3000. P. O. Box 207 v ; 'y " -: : 9-30-tt FOR SALE Team horses, wagon, har ness and cow for sale. Phone Black ; SC22. : ; .' r ;-.' LOST A Pillow mink muff. Leave at Paul's cigar store and receive re ' ward. . ;.. . ' ., WANTED Young man or lady steno grapher to do light office work. Sal-, ary must he reasonable, good place for heglnner with chance for ad- : vancement ; State salary expected, .and experience If any, , with refer I ences. , Address Lock Box 116, En . terprlse, Oregon. 10-18-61 FOR SALE Thorough bred English bloodhound . pups. . Inquire Savoy Hotel. " D. C. Brlchoux. 10-l4-10t FOR RENT House and two acres of i; ground. Good barn room for four head of stock and six or eight ton of fcay. North St. and V avenue. Two block east of new school house. In quire at Observer office or phone Farmer 205 10-14-tf WANTED Two Ironers at Hot Lake '. Telephone. FOR RENT New five room modern house. 301 West Main street. Call Bt houso. L. A. Clifford. WILL TRADE Good five room house and 4 lots. Will trade for horses or cattle. . 10-11-tf 1A GRA5DE 00 La Grande Oregon. Concord, Mus;cat, Tokay, and Sweetwater GRAPES Pumpkin, , Squash,, Sweet ', Spuds, Parsnips, Celery, Fresh Tomatoei, Onions, Cabbage, Green Peppers. Cane Sugar, $7.45 cash per sack The Grocery Phone 70. Stageberg & Sandborg "'V.' -For'.-':'" WOOD AND COAL Phone Main 6 If you are looking for a plate to get your . . Shoes Repaired GO TO ' 103 tLM STREET. lVIlllara Stradford, Prop. 1 Opposite Toney . & Scranton. Work Done on Short Notice. , OYSTER SHELL ' Very Best Grades : 81bs., 25 cents. Poultry Supplies of All Kinds. Yaters-Stanchfield Produce Co., Mainjoe Get Sponges Worth Tou are sure to here. Sponges seem high they are higher than they once were. There's greater demand for good sponges than there Is production. , :.'!.;' .;, ;'',',.-' 4".-.'f , vf. - J The i profit on sponges is slight to dealers. The fact that It small has made u extremely csrefnl In cur buying. ; We have learned to buy sponges right by being careful. That is why we can furnisn . our customers with considerable better good$ for price than can bo. had elsewhere, . We like to sell spongeseven if the profit is small. We know the customer will be satisfied and we find that satisfying; customers stimulate trade greatly. ) " ; J 1 : v Bath Sponges, Toilet Sponges, Carriage Sponges, HouBeclean lng Sponges and Sponges for every conceivable use are in our stock. Every sponge worth what ft asked for It See our sponges and Judge for yonrselL ;;' , , ':. ' LA GRANDE, ORE. i: f. .: I