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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1912)
PAGE 5 : 31 Yi.J An immense line of VALENCIENNES and TORCHON LACE, EMBROIDERIES, 2C I ara BANDS and EDGINGS. The lot consists of the most wonderful values ever offered for imm oaic in iiic v-iijr ui ia. vji auuci LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 3912. WHITE ACCESSORY Silt CM:tl 8" I". FLOUNCING, ftne quality, lawn nicely iJUCCiai embroidered . . ...... 27c 27 Jn. FLOUNCING EMBR01DERIED ON F1NF SWISS ,, 83c OT. 27 In. FLOUNCING, Embroidered on Flu Swiss 50c S In. HANDINGS ra. MATCH IN BEAUTIFUL PAT TERNS . Special " lie Qva"21 lg ht- CORSET COYEBJ EMBROIDERY, fine opeciai Iimn M,., 18 In COHSET COYER EMBROIDERED ALL OYER, YERY FINE QUALITY LAWN 69c WE ARE SHOWING OUR COMPLETE LINE OF E MBROIDERIES. LACES S WE CTOODSDU MKO rTHISSPECIAL SALE. AND IT'S A VERY COMPREHENSIVE LINE. COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. AND GOODS YOU WILL BE NEEDING VERY SOON NOW. WE INVITE YOUR SPECIAL INSPECTION. ; , GRANITEWARE GREY GREY GRANITEWARE COMPLETE LINE OF SPECIALS ALL AT ONE PRICE 'AND THAT BELOW ANY AND ALL COMPETI TION. THIS LINE CONSISTS OF 4 QUART PUDDING PANS. 14 QUART DISH PANS. 6 QUART PRE SERVE I&TTLEs! 4 OT. SAUCE PANS. 12 1-2 IN. WASH BASINS. THE BIGGEST DISHES BIGGEST VALUES AND SMALLEST PRICES YOU H AVE EVER BEEN OFFERED ON STANDARD GRAY GRAN ITE BEFOI LIFE. THIS IS A BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIAL. AND THERE ARE LOTS OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN NECESSITIES IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT THAT ARE JUST AS GOOD VALUES OF THI3 LINE OF GRANITEWARE. SAV E YOUR COUPONS. EACH OF THEM ARE WORTH 5c IN OUR BASEMENT DEPARTMENT. ,f 4 k WHITE GO I DS 1 H FINE' QUALITY INDIA LINEN, SUCH GRADE AS YOU 1UC HA YE ALWAYS PAID 12c TO 15c FOR. IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW THIS LINE AS THE VALUES AKE EXTRAORDINARY. PERSIAN LAWNS, FINEST QUALITY 20c AND 80c FINE IMPORTED NAINSOOK .... ............. 20c and 23c DIMITIES, "Small neat patterns In checks and stripes, fine sheer cloths ranging In r!co .......... ...'.10c, 18Mc and 15c TABLE DAMASK MUSLIN UNDERWEAR JA OLD HOMESTEAD Anold standby of ours that will1 KCkf " WHITE COTTON SKIRT, DEEP H. S. FLOUNCE, GOOD '' OvC Car double Its vilue In any other cloth )0u can buy QUALITY AND WELL MADE. GUARANTEED PUKE LIKEN 05 In.dc. 6 S1MUjAj 10 AW0VE, TRIMMED WITH LACE OR QO PURE IRISH LINEN, SHAMROCK AND OTHER NEAT EMBROIDERY. FINE MUSLIN. VOC PATTERNS, 08 IN. WIDE. NAPKINS TO MATCH THIS AQn GOWNS. LACE YOKE, V. SQUARE OR BIG NECK. GOOD CLOTH. 1 . - -tjy GRADE BLEACHED MUSLIN. m . . . ...... . .... ' 97- CORSET OVJ.Il. LACK UU EMBROIDERY TRIMMED, 13C BLEACHED IRISH LINEN CRASH, WELL WlORTH 15c to ' N VERY NEATLY MADE. ISO. THIS IS A "SPECIAL NUMBER EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. DRAWEES 2cy 42c, 40c and tip, according to trimming' and make, i GARDEN SEED Complete Line of Western Grown SeedsPackage and Bulk GARDEN SEED THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY QUALITY THE SAME PRICES LESS is heatre A Four Reel Program 4000 FEET OF THE BEST FILM MADE YITAGRU'H MOVfHLAY. " : Current wonts nr viewed by this great company. - . .. . , V AN EYE FOR AN EIE URBAN. The last days ot Henry III of France. A thrilling drama correctly reproducing the exciting plots and counter plots which marked the end of his reign. , x ' ' . . VOCAL S0L0-"D0NT WAKE ME 1 1"' B MR. FERKIN. THE 1530 1'LEGGER SELIG Depleting the government's fight to aholish the Indian liquor traffic. THE TROUBLES OF A BUTLER EDISON Mr "Butler wants a wife. His butler wants a situation. Unknow ingly they get into each other's positions. Results: Everything is mixed. GARDENERS and farmers say that when they get their seeds from Geddes Brothers they not only come up well but make the best vegeta bles Their fresh new stock is How' In. Get your Beeds early and get your choice. Geddes Bros. Grocery NOTHING LIKE IT. "GERM0Z0NE," the best euro for roup, Xlds, Chicken Choi era, Bowel Complaint, Canker, Chicken I'px, Swelled Head and all Diseases of Poultry. .To make 'cm lay get Ice's Egg. .Maker, "and giro them It -nitli Beef scraps, Oyster Shell, and .Ground Bono and Crystal Grit. Uso SENECA STOCK FOOD for Horses, Cuttle, Sliccp nnd Hogs. Wo hT It Grande Ronde Cash Co. Phono Main 6. Wood for sale', ?2.00 per cord. gar Factory. i Sea Food i Suggestions j For FRIDAY Fancy Smoked Halibut No. 1 Golden Bloaters Dainty Codfisle Boneless, 2 lb. boxes. . , Pride of the West Boneless, 1 .lb. Blocks, Boston Beauty Macarcl. Holland Herring Kippered Herring (Imported) Fish Balls. .Complete lino of canned fish. Phono Numbers Mala JO and 80 Pattison Bros. H. T; Love, 'jeweler, 1212V6 Adams av. Rev. D. S. Smith, formerly of the Methodist church of Elgin, died at Riverside, California, Feb. 23rd., , ........... o o . . '"' DRY CHAIN WOOD?3.50 a cord. Phone Main 64. '. 2-lti-12t oo Prof. F. J. Freenor has moved his lo cation from 1417 Adams avenue to rooms 4, 5, 6 and 7 over Selder's store. 2 -29-61' ;, " oo ;. DON'T BLAME YOUR WIFE if the bread Is not good.-!The flour is at. fault. :. Get good Hour by asking your grocer to send you WHJ.TE QUARTZ High Patent Blue Stem. Recommend ed by. all users. A trial will convince. Insist upon getting what you ask for. 2-19-t PAY YOUR WATER RENT TOMOR ROW 29 1 2 4 5 J S ... o o Where do the smokers congregate'! At Foley Bros. Why? First class goods. Perfect service. 2-16-tf v ? ! & t s- TERSONALS. . . ! j . . George Harm, of Union was a Som mer hotel guest this morning. : Archie Wilson, owner of the Wilson hotel at Union, was a Foley guest today. Attorney Dan W, Sheahan of Enter prise was a visitor in La Grande last night, staying at the Foley. Archie Miller, Enterprise real estata man and baseball enthusiast, passed through the city this morning on his way to Enterprise. - THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING ABOUT MY WIFE'S good bread. She uses WHITE QUARTZ Blue Stem High Patent Flour. You can get it from your grocer. Look for loaf nnd plate on the sack, Your grocer will recommend it. Insist upon the best. 2-19-tf : o o La Granda shining parlors located next door to La Grande restaurant has put in a new addition to shining parlors. . Private for ladies. Your trade Is solicited. C. THATCHER. 2-IE-tf o o For the Busy Man. Merchants lunch from 12 to 2 o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16-tf Dr. Borland, tho chiropractor, will make ' special prices during Mnrclu Free consultation. All diseases. Not drugs, surgery or osteopathy. La Grande National Bank Building. Red 8181. . '- C. A. Barrett, joint state senator of Athena, returned to his home today after, spending yesterday In the city on business matters. Larry Larrison, who Is soon to be come a resident of tills city and man age the Allen & Lewis wholesale gro cery house is a guest at the Foley to day. , . .: Dr.- George O'Connor left last night for Portland, and his democratic friends-accuse him of being one of the band of democratic war horses that joined the W. J. Bryan party here on No. 5. . Rev, Dr. Hailey, district superintendent- of the Methodist church will preach at the Methodist church to night at 7:30. He also held the quar terly conference ot Island City tills afternoon. E, L. Mcintosh, representing the Ba er Grocery company, leaves Saturday for a six-weeks' visit in Cincinnati and St. Louis. While away his local field will be cared for by John Dooloy and City - Salesman Klrkpatrlck of Baker. George 0. Savage, a wealthy ranch er living near the stnto fair grounds at Salem, was In the city last evonng on his way home from Wallowa county where he lias purchased some land, He was a guest at tho Sommcr. Mrs. Gertie Buzzard Miller of Port land, will arrive this evening to be the H m . r ... :i II ? s One t)f tl many pretty scones In ''Tho Girl From Rector's," at the Steward tomorrow nitiht. . -(. guest of Councilman and Mrs. Claudo Mackey for several days.: Mrs. MlUor formerly lived in this city, v . . , BANQUET T0.M0HIRU W NIGHT. Men and Itcliulnn Forwnri'l Morcinenl: to Bo DIsciissm1 at Spread. : Tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock men and boys Interested In or deeming themselves likely to be will sit down to a dinner In the basement of the Baptist church at which time tho sub ject In question will be discussed by men and boys who were at the Walla Walla conference. Tho event promis es to bo the real foundation of the movement In this city. ; NOTICE. All parties constructing or repair ing buildings after March 1st, 1912, must have a building permit for same, in accordance with Ordinance No. 585, Series 1912. . ft. h. LINCOLN, Chairman Com. 2-29-20t Missouri Bars Death Cups. Jefferson City, Mo., Feb, 29, By or der of the state board of health, all public drinking cups, towels and comb will be abolished after today SEEDS Our 9tock is western grown crop of 1 9 1 1 and will do bettea in this climate than Southern orEastern grown 9eeds. We Soil in BULK. Walcrc-Stanchfield Produce Co., Main 706 ' HAY. FEED, FLOUR, POULTRY ' SUPPLIES, WOOD 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE
