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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1912)
PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912. ALLEN LEWIS I 1 E 1 MT T?e Elite Theatte Owned nnd operated by Mrs. T. v Jf. Murphy, Mrs, F. M. Swniioy mid Mrs. E. S. Slncltilr. "GETTING HIS MAX" ..Bison ;. Thrilling western drama of R bank robbery that keeps you clinging to the edge of your seat. "LOVE WILL FIX I) A WAT" Eclair-American .. A society mother, her son, n pretty maid and Dan Cupid a combination that makes a love story of unusual luterest. "THE SILEXT WITNESS.. . k.... ............. Tliunhouser A powerful gripping drama In which a photographs brings a guilty man to Justice. "THE BEST MAN WINS". ... Ncslor' A "conversational film, some thing new. A roaring comedy In which a city chap, proves he Is usofu as well as ornamental. Big plowing contest, unusual ' climax. . ... ': ' . .. Illustrated Soiift Mrs. E. F. Sln claJr, "SEEMS TO MIJ THE WORLD IS SINGIXG J MARGt'EItlTE." WHOLESALE HOi'SE TO BE OPEN' ED EARLY IX AI'HIL. - flencnil Malinger Lurrlsoii Going to Portland Shortly to Make Flints. In an Interview this morning G. I. Larrlson said that the local wholesale i house of the Allen-Lewis Wholesale J Grocery company of Portland is- as sured. He said that all arrangements have been made and the local branch has been incorporated. The new wholesale house will open for business In April, some time be tween the 1st and iGth of the month. Mr. Larrlson will go to Portland in a few days on business In the Interests of the new concern, Mr. Larrlson left this morning for Wallowa in company with Dan Heinz of Portland. Mr. Heinz is well known here end will take the position with the Allen-Lewis company which Mr. Larrlson leaves to take charge of the wholesale house hero. Don't fall to see the plowing con test In "The Best Wan Wins" at the Elite theater tonight. Every move a laugh. . , . WALLOWA TOWN "DRY" (Continued from .Pare One.) Junction proceedings filed , by the "dry" p.fcalnst the cits authorities 'ivj I n - ally fir t'.rmined, So far thj -'Jrys" ,.Hvr rn in the vv.il'owji circuit court Jifgc havlpg overruled a demur rer ' i Ire complaint of the "drvs' who 'llii'i'dijon asked and received pormls- e! u in voluntarily iend nnd Btrong f.hon iH-ir complaint, IHins been the oxiicctntlon that .another demurrer would bo filed, against the new com plaint and overruled as a matter of form and then the case would be taken to the supreme court. The Springfield case, If found to be. decisive on the points at Issue in the Joseph caso, may be the cause of being reargue dand re considered b ytbe court. Interested attorneys decllcd to make nnv state ment until they could examine the latest decision. If TT .s iNiecessary ' ' These are the words we wish to impress upon your mind For ; "9th. IS POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY OF OUR GREAT UNLOADING- SALE, SO IF YOU WISH TO SAVE FROM $1.00 TO $2.00 ON YOUR SHOES, You will Have to hurry i II ; TIME IS FLYING. DON'T HESITATE BUT COME AT ONCE. WE HAVE TRIED TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT WHAT WE HAVE HERE FOR YOU NO USE TO TALK NOW Only Time To Act ay andSa turaay Classified t m .4 I Advertising $i8 St FOR SALE3 OR TRADE Seven aciPH of land on foot hills close to town. Good for orchard and chicken ranch. Call 1417 Washr. avenue. Phone Red 762. 2-7-Jmo FOR SALE 40 tons rye hay in good condition, 4 miles east of La Grande Price $4.00 per ton with privilege of FOR : SALE One well drilling ma chine, in good location. Will sell cheap. ' L. II. RUSSELL, Joseph, Or. 2-5-1 St " Stundurd 2 year old apples at $12.50 per 100; Jonathan, Spilzeuberg, Yel low Newton, Standard 1 year old ap plCB at ' $10.00 per 100. Jonathan, (Rome Beauty, Gano, Yellow Newton, Spitzonberg. Sunnyslope . Nursery Co. Baer. Oregon. dy 2-otf wkly tf FOR RENT Furnished bath. 1609 Wash. St. room with 2-15-tf FOR RENT Modern front room. $9.00 por month. Phone Rod 41. 3-G-12t WANTED To rent B or 10 acres ot land with house on it.' Not particu lar as to location but must bo near La Grande, or condition of place. Write to Box 1G, Cove. 3-G-4t feeding" It on ground. La Grande Investment Co. " 2-29-Gt WANTED Experienced girl' ..as wait ress. Phone to Mot Lake, or apply in person. 2-19-tf WANTED Second hnnd office desk Dr. Darland. 2-20-tf ' hUbHS Hybrid Perpetual, Hybrid Tea and Tea, Fruit and Shade Trees Leading varieties. First Class Stock and reasonable prices. J. B. Weaver and Sons, Union, Ore. 2-2t-lmo FOR RENT 17 acres of land, with about 5 acres of orchard, all In good bearing condition, and best varieties Want cash rent, will lease with place the necessary tools to oper ate the place. Rent is reasonable. Inquire at La Grande Investment Co. office, or of owner Mrs. George Batley, 1S12 First street, La Grande. 2-27-tf WANTED To rout 5 or 10 acres ot land with house on It. Not particu lar as to location or condition of place. Write to Box 16, Cove. 2-29-4t BARN FOR RENT 1G09 iHh St 3-l-12t GIRLS WANTED Laundry. Cherry's New 2-29-tf FOR RENT One modern five room brick house. Inquire Rosa Sherman at Golden Rule. M9-tf - A . Tnrnd y. Sanders ot Loul- slana announces that he Intends to re tire from public Hie at the expiration of his present term and devote himself to the practice ot lw, Treasurer's (all for County Sculp Bounty and ltoad WurrniiK La Grvndo, Oregon, March 6, )'. Notice Is hereby given Hint un-('ers-ipned treasurer of Union lOnnty, Oi-pson, has funds oa hnnd with w.vxh to pay all warrants that were endors ed on the county, scalp, and road funds, prior to Feb. 1st, 1912. Inter est ceases on tho above warrants March the 7th, 1912. JOHN FRAWLEY, County Treasurer, 3-6-10t ..$2.35 Have you looked over these! lines ? Ladies Pumps and Oxfords $4.00 Regular, Sale Price : :.1..............:....$2.65;. $3.00 Regular, Sale Price ; . $3.00 Regular, Sale Price li-.-.$1.95 . v -- : Men's Oxfords $4.00 aud $4.50 Regular, One Lot, Sale price...$2.25 $5.00 and $6.00 Regular, One Lot, Sale priee...$3.25 .Men's Shoes $5.00 Regular, Sale Price . .:: ....$3.95 $4.00 Regular, Sale Price $3.15 ... ; $3.50 Regular, Sale Price $2.65 . f Men's Work Shoes $4.00 Regular, (Tan or Black), sale price $2.95 $3.50 Regular, (Tan or Black), sale price.$2.65 ' $5.50 Regular, (Tan or Black), $4.05 Extra Special Up to $3.50 Ladies Shoes and Oxfords........ :. $1.50 " Little Ladies and Misses $3.50 reg. shoes, one lot (a snap) ....$1.35 Follow the Example OF THE MANY WHO HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THIS TIMELY EVENT AND PURCHAS ED THAT NEEDED PAIR OF SHOES OR OXFORDS, AT A GREAT SAVING TO YOU. La UD . rci K mi The Romlg twins, harmony dancers and Blngers, who are old-time favor ites In La Grande, will come to the Arcade iMnrch 1113 , Inclusive. More uottce coming soon. Depot Street
