La Grande evening observer., March 01, 1912, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, M A.RCII 1, 1912.
WHITE GOODS AND
ACCESSORY SHE
31 Pni. Yatil An immense line of VALENCIENNES and TORCHON LACE, EMBROIDERIES,
2C . 1 . U BANDS and EDGINGS. The lot consists of the most wonderful values ever offered for
sale in the city of La Grande. ' '
SPRING
QnaAial Jfn,OWCIIft lillr,UmlMly A ft Q:l LOT. 27 iiu FLOUNONG, Embroltored onl C:l IS liu CORSET COYEBI EMBROIDERY, fine
OpeCiai rmbrolderei 3X V peClttl yw Swiss ....... 59c I f OpeCiai ........... 19(AiJlS
27 In. FLOUNCING EHBJBOXDESXID 01 8 In. BANDINGS DO MATCH IK BEAUTIFUL FAT-lii IS In COIISET COVER EMBROIDERED ALL OYER, VERYM WZltw
S Wl S S ........... . wWW'-..v TERNS FINE QUALITY LAWN ;,.....'...;
WE ARE SHOWING OUR COMPLETE LINE OF E MBROIDERIES. LACES AND WHITE GOODS DU-RTNO THIS SPECIAL SALE. AND IT' A VERY
COMPKEHAJWisiv U LlMiS. vvaLtfiM&LJH in KVE&X DETAIL. AND GOODS YOU WILL BE NEEDING VERY SOON NOW. WE IN vlxE YOUR SPECIAL
-INSPECTION.- - . -v-..-.- -vV ' .. r ;v; ;..:,: v-y vv:;::;,-::
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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 KETTLES44 OT. SAUCE PANS. 12 1-2 IN, WASH BASINS. THE BIGGEST DISHES BIGGEST
VALUES AND SMALLEST PRICES YOU HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED ON STANDARD GRAY GRAN-
ITE BEFORE IN YOUR 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 THIS LINE OF GRANITEWARE. SAVE YOUR COUPONS. EACH OF THEM ARE WORTH
5c IN OUR BASEMENT DEPARTMENT. V V M r:
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WHITE GO DS
FIXE QUALITY INDIA LINEN, SUCH GRADE AS YOU
wC HAVE ALWAYS PAID 12c TO 15c FOR.
IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW THIS LINE AS THE Y A LUES ARE EX
TRAORDINARY. PERSIAN LAWNS, FINEST QUALITY 20c AND 30o FINE IMPORTED
NAINSOOK .... 20c and 25c
DIMITIES, Small neat imltc,rirs In checks and stripes, flue sheer cloths
ranging In price ....... ........ .10c, 1256c und 15c
TABLE DAMASK
Crtp OLD HOMESTEAD An old standby of ours Uiut will'
""C near double Its value In any other cloth you can buy
GUARANTEED PUKE LINEN 65 in. wide. 5
QQ PURE IRISH LINEN, SHAMROCK AND OTHER NEAT
HOC PATTERNS, C8 IN. WIDE. NAPKINS TO MATCH THIS
CLOTH. . V ,f-j ,''::::'A.: ;:"';
1 3C BLEACHED HUSH LINEN CRASH, WELL WORTH 15c to
ISc. THIS IS A SPECIAL NUMBER EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
KQr WHITE COTTON SKIRT.vDEEP H. 8. FLOUNCE, GOOD
QUALITY AND WELL MADE. 1 .
7Q SIMILAR TO THE ABOVE, TRIMMED WITH LACE OR
EMBROIDERY. FINE MUSLIN. :
GOWNS. LACE YOKE, V. SQUARE Old BIG NECK. GOOD
GRADE BLEACHED MUSLIN. . .
CORSET COVER. J(E UK EMBROIDERY TRIMMED.
VERY NEATLY MADE.
49c
27c
DRAWEES 20c, 42c, 40c and up, according to trimming and) make )
GARDEN SEED Complete Line of Western Grown SeedsPackage and Bulk GARDEN SEED
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
QUALITY
THE SAME
PRICES
LESS
jNWNVSNW -- .
flsb Theatre
A Four Reel Program
4000 FEET OF THE BEST FILM MADE
"A HEAD FOR BUS1NESS"-LUBIN.
How a young artlRt wttli the aid of, his sweetheart, turned a ?40,
000 trick oh'h'ls hard headed business brother. . ' .
"THE REBUKED INDIAN.' PATHE ,
A story of the revolutionary war in which an Indian plays a heroic
part. '
.In min envn 'mi:ftHEHTY" BY MB. FEHRIN
lLLuBlAAli'ii J"'' " " . ......
"QUEEN'S TREACHERY'' GAUMONT
An historical picture of the betrayal of Charles VI. of France. .
"STUFF THAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF'-EDlS0N
Burlesque melodrama, featuring MARY PULLER. The hero, hero
ine villian and vllltaness. go .through adventures hard to believe...
Sunday. (Mr.; FerrlnwiU sing Ave" Maria (lntermezzo) from Cavalliere-
' Rustlcana. ' .: '-.'-'' -' r;: '"'.' '-"I ''' ' ' .;
LOCALS
?.S3JS'$JS'S
. DRINK GOOD TEA
Gun Powder, , English Break
fast! or Spider Leg, Shillings
Preferred Stock or Edwards Dependable.
GEDDES BROS. HAYE THEM
ALL.
Phone Main 45.
Wood for sale, $2.00 per cord. ' Su
gar Factory.
NOTHING LIKE IT.
"GEKMOZONE," the best cure
for roup, Colds, Chicken Chol
era, Bowel Complaint, Canker,
Chicken Pox, Swelled Head and
all Diseases of Poultry.
.To make 'cm lay get Lee's Egg
.Maker, and glT them It with
Beef scraps, Oyster Shell, and
.Ground Bono and Crystal Grit.
Use SENECA STOCK FOOD for
norscs, Cattle, Sheep nnd Hogs.
We hare it
Grande Eonde Cash Co.
Phone Main 6. ,
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SELECTED
& . AND
MILD
STOCK
BACON
NEW CONSIGNMENT SWIFT'S
AND ARMOUR'S PREMIUM
AND STAR BACON.
SUGAR CURED PREMIUM
y HAMS
FOR SALE BY
Pattison Bros.
phone Numbers Main 79 and SO
H. T. Love, jeweler I212V6 Adams av.
oo .
DRY CHAIN WOOD $3.60 a : cord.
Phone Main 64. . 2-1G-121
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Prof. F. J. Freenor has moved his lo
catisn from 1417 Adams avenue to
rooms 4, 5, 6 and 7 over Selder's store.
. 2 -29-6t '"- ,
DON'T BLAME YOpR WIPE if the
bread Is not good, : The flour is at
fault. Get good flour by asking your
grocer to send you WHJTE QUARTZ
High Patent Blue Stem. Recommend
ed by all users. A trial will convince.
Insist upon getting what you' ask for.
.' ' - 2-19-tf :; ' '"'I
PAY YOUR) WATER RENT TOMOR
ROW 29 1 2 4 5 0 7 S
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Where do the smokers congregate''
At Foley Bros. Why? First class
goods. Perfect service. y 2-16-tf
THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING
ABOUT MY WIFE'S good bread. She
uses WHITE QUARTZ Blue ' Stem
High Patent Flour. You can get It
from your grocer. Look for loaf and
plate on .the Back. Your grocer will
recommend It. Insist upon the best.
2-19-tf
La .Grande Bhlnlng parlors located
next door to La Grande restaurant
has put In a new addition to shining
parlors. Private for ladles. Your
trade Is solicited. C. THATCHER.
. 2-15-tf .
For the Busy Man.
Merchants lunch from 12 to 2
o'clock. 40 ents. Foley Grill. 2-16-tf
Every pound of VALLEY CREAM
ERY butter, "Golden Shear brand, Is
guaranteed to be pure and fresh,
3$&543SS$S3"3
S PROF. F. J. FREENOR Splnolo. S
gist and Healer. Successfully
treats all diseases. Rooms 4, 5,
6 and 7 oyer Solder's Store. $
PhniiA Wnln 784. T.n Grande. S
"Golden Sheaf"' Valley Creamery
butter is always good. Ask your gro
cernian for It and) take none other.
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Dr. Dnrlaud, the chiropractor, will
make special prices (luring March.
Free consultation. All diseases. Not
drugs, surgery or osteopathy. La
Grande National Bank Building. Red
8181. ' , '
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N If yo cannot get the Golden Shout
brand o'f butter at your grocery, call
at the Valley Creamery, where you
can always get sweet, pure, pasteur
ized milk, commercial and whipping
cream and fresh butter. : .
A family named Doyle, lately of
Montana, has moved to C street in
South La Grande aud a new cottage
will be built and occupied by the fam
ily shortly.. - , , . ;;,
VALLEY CREAMERY butter "Gold
en SheaP brand, is the best on the
market.
Historical pictures are always pop
ular, i and Manager Sherwood today
Introduces another elegant ihlstorlcal
film, showing' the customs and cos
tumes of the Charles VI of France
period. The picture Is entitled the
"Queen's Treachery," It tells a story
that Is true to historical facts and Is
both, interesting and instructive. The
Isis presents a high class program to
night, the details of which cun be
learned from the house" ad.
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If your grocerman does not handle
the Valley Creamery butter, patronize
the grocerman who does, If they do
not carry the best butter they do not
carry the best groceries.
R. B. Grider and Miss Nellie Monroe
were married yesterday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Emll Neldeerr. Rev,
J. D. Glllllan, D. D., officiated.
DRY CHAIN WOOD $3.60 a cord.
Phone Main 54. 3-1-tf
J $ J. 3
v
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PERSONALS.
William Miller. made a business trip
to North Powder this morning.
, Mrs. Charles Culberson went to Tel
ocasset this morning for an extended
visit with relatives. ,
Mrs. Nellie Grider wont to Elgin
this morning where she will spend a
few days visiting with relatives.
George Palhier of the George Palm
er Lumber company went to Portland
this morning on business.
. Bruce Dennis left last evening for
Portland where he will spend a few
days on business matters, .
N. J. Sinnott, republican candidate
for congress, left this morning; for it'
flying trip to Baker. Ha will return to
La Grande in a day or so.
Do you know that more real danger
lurks In a common cold than m any
other of the minor ailments? The
safe way Is to take ChamberUm'B
Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reliable
preparation, and rid yourself of the
cold as quickly as possible. This rem
edy Is for sale by all dealers.
Mrs. J. F. Corbett left for Hoquiam,
Wash., this morning In company with
her nephew, Claude (McCnbe. Mr. Mc
Cabe will make H,oqulam his future
home and Mrs. Corbett will spend a
few days there visiting. .
E. . J. GlbBonof Spokane left La
Grande this m'ornlng for Portland. He
had been here for the past few days
visiting H. fl1. Kramllch, local repre
sentative of the Spokesman-Review.
F. A, Gaines who has been here for
some time visiting with IMt. and Mrs.
IGeorge H. Currey, went to Hot Lake
this morning to Bpend the day with
his nephew, Fred B. Currey. ,
air .and Mrs. John Brant of North
Powlor returned to their home this
morntng after a week's visit, with F.
D. McCall and William McCall of
this city.
Arcade
Theatre
REFINED ENTERTAINMENT
FORI ALL PEOPLE
"BETWEEN FATHER AND
SON" Kntetn
An historical incident of old
California. ' .
"THE PROMOTER" . .Gaumont
A trong, truthful picture; Its
chief character excites the deep
est Interest until we marvel at
the depth of meanness to which
he has fallen.
Com In nud cast your straw
.-vote for your choice for presl-'
. dutiit.
ASSOCIATED PRESS SLIDES
SHOWN AT EVERY PER
FORMANCE. "A TElllRIBLE DISCOVERY'
Btogruph
A YERY STRONG picture,
well conducted and Intense. You
seldom sit before, a 'picture that
gets more grip upon an audi
ence. .
"ART VS. MUSIC ...... Lnbln
A man ar.d woman were good
friends until It became neces
sary to criticise each other's
work, when there was trouble.
A very pleasing comedy-drama,
which ends very happily.
PICTORIAL MELODY BY
HARRY CONFER.
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
O. B. Reno, connected with the Mlm
naugh lumber mill :rsw at Wallowa
and who has been a guest .In La
Grande with friends for ai-tew days,
returned this morning to his home In
Wallowa. The Mlmnaugk mill re
sumes Its run again next Monday.
S ' SEEDS
Our stock i9 western grown crop
: of 191 1 and will do bettea in this
climate than Southern or Eastern
grown seeds,
; ;;; ' We Soil in BULK.
Waters-Stanchf ield
Produce Co,, Main 706
HAY. FEED, FLOUR, POULTRY
SUIT-LIES. WOOD .
1627 JEFFERSON AVENUE
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