La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 39ll PAGE FIVE Daltons Two Doors Wert Of Post Office ains! Read One Star quality coffee, per Hi. only", ...................... 20c 6 bars Pearl White soap ...25c 7 bars Dlnmoud C Soup .. ..25c 15c Kcllogg's Corn .Flukes.. 10 45c Brooms ........... 83c COc Brooms .............. 45c 65c Brooms 50c 001""' 030j s.j)(ua xoq osi 30o Box Baker's Cocoa . ... . .25c 60c lb. Baker's Chocolate . . .40c 85c ladles' hose 25c 15c Indies' hose ......... ...10c 15c children's hose 10c 85c boys' shirts .... . . .25c 50c men's blue chnmbray shirts 45c $1.25 men's diress shirts . . . . .05c 25c Men's gloves 19c 1' -F: Our New Laces Embroideries argains SHOES Visit our Balcony 5, 10 and 15c STORE. NOTHING v OVF.R 15c. " 1 6 qCornnlte Pudding pans .15c 6 qt. Granite Milk Pans . ... ,15c 25c Berlin stew pans ......15c 85c Granite bake pans ..... .15c Big'Line Of Easter Pots CARDS We Deliver to Any Part of the Bars w SEE ! , LOCALS ' , ... ii- i' '' ii '- t ! . H. T. Love, jeweler, 1212 Adams v. . T).e proof of the pudding Is In the eni!ng,Tb Blue' Moniuln creamory haa and always has hud the bulk of thn butter business of the town. Peo ple eel Valley creanji.,y hot air frf.ra thf newspaper and Blue Mountain but ter from the grocer Blue Mountain Cieiiniery company. - .: . The Romlg twins, harmony dancers and Bingers, who are old-time favor- Qdssard rnft ex-. Fashion and Comfort Unite In Gostard Corsets Only in the Gossan Corset can you show a stylish and attractive figure without risking health and comfort Lacing in front is the Becret. Front lacing keeps the line of beauty Id the back even and true, and fashion Always requires a beautiful back, front lacing give free play to lungt ind diaphragm, Insuring comfort and iase always; front lacing is common lense would you lace your shoes tii lack? The. vlossard is $3.10, to 18.50 A compete line always on band. MK. ROBT. FATTISON, Phone Red 3221 ; Corsetlerc. French Dry Cleaning Saves Clothes And MONEY Few people realize the possibili ties of our French Dry Clean ing Process both as the work I and as a source of economy. We . clean anything in Ladles' or ; GenU; wearing, apparel; also household draperies, etc. This service has a wonderful life re storing effect and makes any article look better ' and wear longer. We recommend French Dry Cleaning as one of the most effective means of economizing. Our services are the most thor ough and satisfactory In the west. . ,' ,.- . City Dye Works THOROUGHBRED PLY MOTH ROCKS Pallet and Cockerel JHatlnga ;'-;,, - Utility Matlngs, Eggs for salc.?For Prices Cot- respond to D. B. STODDARD La Grande, Ore. SEEDS Our stock is western grown crop of 1911 and will do bettea in this climate than Southern or Eastern grown seeds. :. We Sell in BULK. Waters-Stanchf ield Produce Co., Main 706 HAY, FEED, FLOUR, POULTRY SUPPLIES, WOOD 1B27 JEFFERSON AVENUE Fresh barrels of kraut and dill pickles Just opened at Geddes Bros, and for pickling beets, sweet parsnips, solid cabbages, crisp turnips, fresh green on-; ions, lettuce and celery, all the very best phone Main 46. ites in La Grande, will come to the Arcade (March 1113 Inclusive. More notice coming soon... :.... . , 0 O 00 O O O O 00 O O 00 Dr. Darland, the chiropractor. . All diseases. Not drugs, surgery or os teopathy. La Grande National' Bank Building. : Red 3181; oo o o o o o o o o o o oo COMING, THE HOMING TWINS, harmony singers and dancers,- 11th, 12th and 13th. 3-7-2t Who said the Valley creamery wedo the best butter ever made 'In La UmPdeT Wliy, the poople who roHd H. ol course. , Who e'eo would make ciuh a statement? Blue Mountain iVeamery Co. " . ". 0 0 0 0 Who's coming? THE K 0 M I 0 TWINS. Where? THE ARCADE THE ATRE. 11th, 12th, and 13th. 3-8-2t .Where do the smokers congregate! At Foley Bros. Why? First class goods. Perfect' service. . 2-16-tf Wood for sale, $2.00 per cord. Su- gar Factory. v Butterfat 85o at the Blue Mouniiln creamery. This is the Portland but ter quotation. Blue Mountain Cream ery. . . 0--0 ; For the Busy Man. Merchants lunch from 12 to 2 o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16-tf OLD TIME FAVORITES. The R0- MIG TWINS, Harmony singers and dancers at the ARCADE THEATRR, 11th, 12th and 13th. .... We don't say that Blue MouJitnln Is the best butter eer; made, In La Cir.iide. While we mny think so It souidn better to let so.no ne else tell it. Blue (Mountain Creamery. . - oo , Cooked food sale Saturday, March 9, at Union County Co-Operative Store. Phllathea Sunday School claBS of Bap tist church. ; -y; . 3-7-2t f PROF. F. 3. FREENORrSplnolo- gJst and Healer. Siiccessfnliy v treats all diseases. Rooms 4, 5, 3 6 and '7 over Solder's Stored Tlione Main 724, La Grande. S3$S4J$SSS&4$ PAT TOUR) WATER RENT TOMOR ROW ' . 29 1 2 4 5 0 7 S , AN INDIAN ROMEO. Isis Film Pictures Thrilling Story of v ' Indlnnshlp. An Indian Romeo and Juliet is the feature at the Isis for Friday and Sat urday. A very good picture In Mohawk valley backgrounds, featuring. Flor ence Turner as an Indian maid, who is loved by a Huron Romeo, but whose father, the Mohawk chief, has set her apart for a rich Mohawk, warrior, The Indian Romeo and Juliet meet and are married b ystealth and,, on the eve of the marriage with th e -Mohawk which she: cannot escape, she gets from the medicine-man a potion that makes her seem dead.' . The ending scene is ex actly almost like the old ending but In Indian setting. - Pen, Chisel and Brush. The English author who Is most read In. Russia, next to Sbakespearo is Je rome K. Jerome. Paul Wnyland Bnrtlett. the American sculptor, hns been elected a correspond ing member of the Acndemie ties Beaux Arts, in Paris. ' Will H. Low, the artist, hns received from New York state a contract for painting the mural decorations of the new state education building at a cost not to exceed $30,000. , Rowland Thomas, the young Harvard graduate whose Philippine story, "Pa gan," won first prize in a $5,000 short story contest, has sailed for the orient and will spend the cherry blossom sen son tu Japan. Pert Personals. Certainly Sinister Is an able Omuu lei He succeeded In collecting lilu salary before lie shook the Persia u (lust from his shoes. Atlanta Constitution. A statue of Carnegie Is to lie erected in his native town of Dunfermline. We trust the sculptor will . be original enough to cust it in steel Instead of bronze. Washington Post. Colonel Goetbals at Panama seems tu be about the only man in public or pri vate life engaged In business of some consequence with whom nobody Is find ing the least bit of fan't Provldunce Journal. , j ' PERSONALS. U mew of Pendleton Is a lu.V'ios visitor We nc'ay. H. E. Sutherland of Pendleton Is a bulne8s visitor here, . : '. v : . 4 . Miss LUllafai Pipes came In from Wallpwa yesterday afternoon. Attorney T, M.. Crawford returned this morning from Portland. MIbs Zoe Bragg went to Hot Lake this morning to spend the day. - Mr. and Mrs. H. J.i Klnr.inson of Baker are guests at the Foley hotel, Irwin D, Wright of Union was a guest? last night of the Sominer -house. J. A. Gllflllan of Union was a busi ness visitor here yesterday afternoon. Dave Clark, the county1 assessor, went to Union this morning, on busi ness.'..' ' '.:"' .. Karl J. Ktfckland, the fihi ui.ni ,:f f.oi'O was a Lusiness visitor here (his morning Mrs. T. J. Crawford returned this morning from Portland where she has been visiting : W.-E. Smith-arrived from Portland this morning to attend the rfuiieval of his Ijrotber Cull Smith. v ,Mr8, Ciiarlr.i' N. Leak arrived fvam Portland , th'a morning to attend- the uneral if net brother, Cull d.uliS. ' . . MM li. B. Payne, of Enterprln. Is a busi ness visitor here. He is stonplng at the Spmmer hotel while In town. ' rr. C-jlv'n White, of Pnnl'Ji'd and a memb?r cf thp state board of hci-tl' hB "a guest ol the Foley hotel lajt evening. Ha left this morning for Joseph.';;' - ,',;';.; ; '-'r!.' ; Mr.jand Mrs. Jay Vva H'.i , have returned f i -)m . an exti'ided .'trip to Denver, Lou Angeles am: ths-n Port land,. ..wher? they spent several davs visiting friends and transacting busi ness mattjrs. V ' "r,'GrariS,i" Jackson, who lives at Tliird-and Washington, Is Indisposed this weeki . It was reuni ted she h:id been seized with paralytdi? but such Is not the ca3e. A. C.'.Huntington and Mrs. G. H. Cur rey and son Albert left this afternoon on No.17. for Portland where they will spend a few weeks. Mr. HuntliiE'on J will probably , go on to California for 'a short visit after a few weeks In .Portland. Rev. J. H. Rudd returned this morn ing from Hilgard where he spoke last evening in the Interest of the Men and Religion Forward movement. - . 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. R. L. LINCOLN, Chairman Com. . 2-29-20t . i NOTICE. Klrtley's livery will make a reduc tion of 50c on every trip in cases where cash Is paid. 2-G-tf M. H. KIRTLEY AN APOLOGY. Editor Observer: We wish to apol ogize to your readers for any respon sibility that we may have had in the torture inflicted oh them by the scrib? of the other local creamery in yester day's Observer. We take this step to ot,i -fVio mi1ltn fni-thr-r n1nmH.v. 8S the B. M. writer intimates thn;t he is troubled with more of the same kind of 'bile'. We are pleased to learn that our locating here has increased the prosperity of the other plant and trust that the stockholders and gen temanly ( ?) olhcinlS of the company will soon be able to retire nnd enjoy the fruits-of their labor We are hurt, however, by their lock of appreciation and are shocked and grieved by tneir 'big squeal.' ''Yours very l.umbly, J. EMlGH, Mgr Valley Creamery. Notice of Final ScttleiW'nl. NOTICE is heieby given that the undersigned has filed hlB flnnl ac count, as administrator of tho estate A Four Reel Program , 1 4000 FEET OF THE BEST FILM MADE , INDIAN ROVEO AND JULIET (VITAGRAPH) ' History and literature enter -In this Indian tale maPng a Shake : speareau picture more ""pictures que, romantic and poetic than ever the story Shakespeare portrayed. , It features Florence Turner. . ( . THE IMPOSTEB (LUBIN) Jn this drama the impoBtor' of an English lord Is well received but meets his fate at the finish. . : -. , v : . . v VOCAL SOLO "EVERY. LITTLE MOVEMENT", From Madam Sherry EARLS COURT, LONDON (URBAN) . - A scenic film giving a very good Idea.: of London's great amuse-, ment park. ' ' KITTV Irf DREAMLAND (URBAN) '.A fairy story well-told in'' a picture drama. A BBOTHEB 8 ERROR (ESSANAY) A story of a brother's Jealousy which results in a near tragedy. Spectacular flre scenes and thrilling rescue. Permit Us tci Call Your At tention to Our New Method Of Ironing We hiivo recently discarded the old, mothod of iniingllng, and In stalled tho AnIkt System of flat work Ironing at an expense of near ly three thoiisund dollars. , By the use of this machine flue bed, table nnd other linen Is Ironed WITHOUT FRICTION and consequently WITHOUT WEAR. There are no string marks on the reverse side, a defect so notlc nhlc ns well as highly Injurious vrblcli Is 'prevalent In other methods. ' Tho fabrics ore virtually PRESSED, not CRUSH FD, and the super iority of this form of Ironing is so plain that many of our patrons noticed tbe Improvement at once. If yon have not dono so please observe tho ironing now being done by us on your napkins, table cloth, counterpanes and otli-r lint work. We think that it will not only cause yon to fool a greiiter snflsfnc tlon in our work, but tluit It will also induce you to recommend It to your friends. . ..... .. We have -always been tho first to apply "New aietJiodM to onr bust ness and in securing the Ashcr I roller we feel that wo have made a big forward stride. Yon are cordially Invited to call any afternoon and sec this machine In operation. Yours Sincerely, ( Cherry's New Laundry of William Synhorst, deceased; : and that the county court of the state of Oregon, tor Union county, has .fixed Tuesday, the 2nd day of April, 1912, at 10:00 o'clock a.1 m. at tho court house in La Grande Oregon, as the time and place for hearing any objec Yonuf Bra: RED GROSS DRUG STORE ' . 'v ' Successor to WRIGHT DRUG 00. ' Phone Main 4. i tions thereto. Pated at La Grande, this 28th d"a of February, 1912. FREDERICK SYNHOR.ST, : V ' Administrator, dally Feb. 28 Mar 0 13 20 27 Wo endeavor to conduct a drug store which will attract and hold thoss people who de mand and appreciate reliability. ., A store wheto the Interests of' patrons. are as carefully looked after as aro our own Interests. In fact,-, both Interests are Identical,:, something that we . never forgot. We want your dru . store . trade, -believing that the qual ity of our goods and tho chnrac- ter of our service is such as all careful dvug buyers want.