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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1912)
v !" ' '. i ; .'V - '1'- -t 'J.:...1 " ii.Vji...i'.i,ii.i.j LA GJiANDE EVENING OBSERVER, JjjEpNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912. PAGE FIVE !' , ft.' WHITE GOODS 3 1 Pw Yawl An immense line of VALENCIENNES and TORCHON LACE, EMBROIDERIES, V BAIN Do and EDGINGS. The lot consists of the most wonderful vafues ever offered for IM7 sale in the city of La Grande. A fit) ((t s if ' Special S! Special ro,lSET cov CflU yl9D?CG OttlUHOEWEIi OV, n. fjji.-; n. HANDINGS TO MATCH IN. BEAUTIFUL PAT. II f 18 In CORSET COVER 'WrOIDEBEd''alL OVEli,' VEByl 7 smss, ... I raws v...v,;,....;;,.':;.;,.- .;;',vy, fink quality lawn li9XII?P;0Ua COMPLETE LINE OP E MBROIDERIES. LACES AND WHITE GOODS DU RING THIS SPECIAL SALE. AND IT'S A VERY 1 iSiSSCTION WiJS,OOMi-USTJ!: IN EVERY DETAIL. AND GOODS YOU WILL BE NEEDING VERY SOON NOW WE INVimYOURSPECiAL GRANITEWARE GREY GREY GRANITEWARE COMPLETE LINE OF SPECIALS ALL AT ONE PRICE AND THAT BELOW ANY AND ALL COMPETI-: TION. THIS LINE CONSISTS OP 4 QUART PUDDIN G PANS. 14 QUART DISH PANS. 6 OUART PRE SERVE KETTLES. 4 QT. 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. k WHITE GOODS Ifi FINE QUALITY INDIA LINEN, SUCH GRADE AS YOU u C HAVE ALWAYS PAID 12c. TO J5c FOR. IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW THIS LINE AS THE VALUES A EE EX TR A ORDINARY. ".'. ..; :. - PERSIAN LAWNS, FINEST QUALITY 20c-AND 80c FINE IMPORTED NAINSOOK . . ; 20c and 25c DIMITIES, Small neat patterns in eliecks and stripes, fine sheer cloths ranging in price .......10c, 12c and 15c TABLE DAMASK fiOr 0LD M,M1JSTEA1K-An old stnndby of ours Hint will' "vC Wear double its value In any other cloth you can buy GUARANTEED PUKE LINEN 65 lit; wide. 5 ; ' QOr PURE IRISH LNEN, SHAMROCK AND OTHER NEAT 70C PATTERNS, 08 WIDE. NAPKINS TO MATCH THIS CLOTH. -. 13C BLEACHED IRISH LINEN CRASH, WELL WORTH 15c to lSe. THIS IS A SPECIAL NUMBER EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR KQn WHITE COTTON SKIRT, DEEP II. S. FLOUNCE, GOOD QUALITY AND WELL MADE. - 7Q SIMILAR TO THE AUOVE, TRIMMED WITH LACE OK ' EMBROIDERY. FINE MUSLIN. ACkr GO IV NX. LACE YOKE, V. SQUARE OR BIG N"ECK. GOOD GRAIU: HLEACHEI) MUSLIN. 97- CORSET (UV1.R, LACE OR EMBROIDERY TRIMMED, ' VERY NEATLY MADE. . DRAWEUS 29c, 4:1c, l!)c and lip, according to trimming and! make, i GARDEN SEEP- Complete Line of Western Grown Seeds Package and Bulk GARDEN SEED THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY QUALITY THE SAME PRICES LESS Psis Theatre ' A Four Reel Program 4000 FEET OF THE BEST FILM MADE PA THE WEEKLY. This topical picture shows current events of the entire world. ( OH BOY VS. TENDBIilFOOT (MELIES) A western drama and might have been called: "An Easterner but Still a Good Fellow." ' .'-.: TRANSFORMATION OF MIKE-(BIOCRAPH) Mike, a "gag leader," is transformed by the association and per suasion of a ."teal girl." " NIAGRA FALLS (EDISON. ; A descriptive picture showing the great cataract, the whirling pools and angry rapids. . . LUCKY DOG (EpiSON) victor. How? See the picture It's a clever little comedy. ;. . -V;:.-After 'many: little trials ."ROWDY", the clever dog, effects a double Program changes each SUNDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY d t 8 i ??5'JJ'S - LOCALS C ...u...utuuuvAamvMVKV ' DRINK GOOD TEA Gun Powder, English Break fast, or Spider' Leg, .Shillings' Preferred Stock or Edwards Dependable. GEDDES BROS. HAVE THEM ALL. . Phone Main 45. x I NOTHING LIKE IT. -4.i.iUvii.u.M.," Ui best cure for roup, Colds, Clilckeu Chol era, Bowel Complaint, Canker, Chicken Pox, Swelled Head anil all Diseases of Poultry; .To make 'em lay get Lee's Eftfif .Maker, and give them It with ' Beef scraps, Oyster Shell, iwd .Ground Bono and Crystal Grit. Use SENECA STOCK FOOD for Horses, Cattle, Sheep nd nBs' We hare U. Grande Konde Cash Co. Phono Main 6. , " B Wood for sale, f 2.00 per cord. Su gar Factory. . H. T. Love, jeweler, 1212V& Adams av. ,. ; : ' . -0 0 : , DON'T BLAME YOUR WIFE if the bread is not good., The flour Is at fault. Get good flour by asking your grocer to Bend you WH,ITE QUARTZ High Patent Blue Stem. Recommend ed by all 'users. A trial will convince. Insist upon getting what you ask for. 2-19-tf PAY YOUBI WATER RENT TOMOR ROW . 29 12 4 5 C7.S. Where do the smokers congregate? At Foley Bros. Why? First class goods. Perfect service. 2-16-tf . The whole; town" is talking ABOUT MY WIFE'S good bread. Shi; uses WHITE QUARTZ ' Blue Stem High Patent Flour.- You can get it from your grocer. Look for loaf and plate on the sack. Your grocer will recommend It. Insist upon the best. 2-19-tf Cold Boiled HAM AND Dried Chipped BEEF For a hurryup meal Premium Bacon For Breakfast We slice it on our machine any thickness you wish. FOR SALE BY Pattison Bros. phone Numbers Main 79 and 80 - La Grande shining parlors located next door to. La Grande restauant has put in a new addition to' shining parlors. Private for ladies. Your trade is solicited. C. THATCHER. ' 2-15-tf ' oo . For the Busy Man. Merchants lunch from 12 to 2 o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill, 2-16-tf ' o o ?feSS?S'S$$?$&3 PROF. F. J. FREENOR Silnolo. 3 5 gist and Healer. Successfully 8 treats all diseases. Rooms 4, 5, 0 and 7 over Solder's Store. Fhono'MaJn 724, La Grande $$8SS?$ $8 S S , . ; ' ' o 0 "Golden Sheaf" Valley Creamery butter is always good. Ask your gro cerman for it and take none other. VALLEY CREAMERY butter "Gold en Sheaf brand, is the best on the market. The Ladles'. Pafis'i Socle'.v of Hlon's Lutheran Clinch will moei next Thurs i!(iy atthe home or Mrs. E, B. Tlansen liHM Adan Ave. O O 0 0 O 0 o o oo oo o o Dr; Darland, the chiropractor; AH diseases. Not drugs, surgery or os teopathy. La Grande National Bank Building. Red 3181. o o OO OO 0 0 O 0 00 00 - ' : ' 0 0 0 0.. The Valley creamery pays Its pat rons; for butterfat within lc of - its highest wholesale seiling price for butter, and while other local cream eries are under-selling Jhem In' order to get a temporary advantage 'with the retail dealers, the Valley is striv ing to encourage the dairymen and to help build up the dairy Industry by paying the highest possible price for cream. The Grande Ronde and trib utary valley is the very best dairy sec tion in the west and if the farmers had been given proper encouragement in the past the business would be twenty-fold greater 'than it Is today. Prosperous farmers mean prosperous merchants, prosperous creamery men and a growing prosperous city. It is a poor policy that would cry down the products of what promises to be the leading Industry and thus cut off the very source of prosperity. The Valley Creamery is paying 34 cents for but terfat one cent, more than any other creamery is getting for their butter In La Grande now. Valley Creamery, dly 3-5-2t wkly It ' ' Panhandle Cattlemen Meet. . : El Paso, Texas, March 5 Hundreds of well nown figures in the Texas stock raising industry rounded up In El Paso today for the annual conven tion of the Panhandle Cattlemen's as sociation. The convention, will last three days and bids fair to outstrip in interest and importance all of the pre vious meetings of the association PERSONALS. y F, D. Rinehart of Joseph Is a local visitor today, C. E. Duffey of the La Grande Elec- . trie Supply company went to Cova this morning to spend the day on business.' '' (Mrs. E, Owens of Elgin was a vis itor hero yestorday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brugger of Elgin were visitors here yesterday. Mrs. or. K. Hall returned from Port land this morning -where she had been on account of the illness of Mrs. J.,M, Berry. .. ..v Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Johnson of Cove were visitors here yesterday. , Rev. J. II. Rudd returned to. his home at Island City, this morning. He has been here In the Interest of the Men and Religion Forward movement. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Casey came down from Hilgard today to spend the day. Mayor Church, returned this morn ing from a business trip to Portland..' TO KEEP "OPEN" EVENINGS. County Clerk Will Bring Registration Rooks Don n Town. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, eve nings of this week from 7 until 9 o'clock, County Clerk Ed. Wright will have the registration books in tho Jack Oliver office on Adams avenue. This Is for the convenience of those j house, Tho registrations ,are siow anu to get new Jiie into ihb pruyum lion the books are being brought down town this week, H. W. B. Smith of Union Is a local visitor and a gust of the Foley house, John Niederer of Summervllle is a iguest of the Savoy hotel while In the city. J. L. Jones, the farm produce spec ulator of Pendleton, Is here today on business. County Commissioner C. A. .Gallo way of Elgin was a local visitor yes terday. .. Mrs. C. R. Sitz and son of Eugene, who are visiting here, went to Island City this morning to visit relatives Honest Full Strength Drugs Every drug that we sell wheth er in compounding prescriptions or ordinary household drugs is sold with our absolute guaran tee that it is full strength. These are the kind of drugs we buy and these are tho kind we Bell. It wll pay you to buy all your drugs from us. RED CROSS DRUGSTORE DO NOT RUN UP AND DOWN STAIRS Or from one end of the house to tho other ': . . , : AN EXTENSION TELEPHONE (05 CENTS PER MONTH) . . . Upstairs In the Sleeping Room cr in tho Kitchen nd connected to your mnln telephone. 1 Will save you many tiresome stops and will add to your comfort. Home Independent Telephone Company