La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 30, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textm I The ISIS Theatre A FOUR HEEL PROGRAM OF WELL PRODUCED PICTURES N. Y. PET STOCK SHOW . .. Edison 1 An Industrial picture that will please.', ' ; - . . ' t THE PATENT HOUSEKEEPER ...... ...... Edison This housekeeper solves the servant problem. . ;'v.',.' .''';- ' PATHE'S WEEKLY NO 19. This pictured newspaper is ALWAYS a feature. THE REVOLUTIONISTS Lnbln A, Mexican drama. Illustrated Song "Honey I Long for You." . A RUCKTOWN BOMANCE .. ............. Kalein Darkles? A whole village of , .'em. It's a feature comedy, - - NOTICE! REDEEM YOUR SOU. YENIR COUPONS BEFORE MAY 1ST, " ' . ' LOCALS ' ' r i- ' , s . ; t $ $ $ H. T. Love, jaweler. 1 3 1 2 Va Adams av. - Where do the smokers congregate! At Foley Bros. Why? First class goods. Perfect service. 2-16-tf Lolghton Has J list . received his demonstrating motor cycle. . The Pope, the best and cheap est on the market: If you are think ing of buying a motorcycle see the Pone before you buy. Lelghton's Gar age. . Miss C. M. Pratt, 1714 Sixth street. Embroidery, stamping lessons given free when materials are furnished. Or der work done promptly. 4-S2-6t YOU CAN SAYE MONEY BY CAL LING RED 8892 AND HAVE L. P. DAY FIGURE ON YOUR PAINTING. RES. IDENCE 1901 U AVENF1. 8-80-tf o o oo a o o o o o o o o o Dr. Darland. the chiropractor. . All diseases. Not drugs, surgery or os teopathy. La Grande National Bank Building." fied 3181. " ' ' ' '' p Money to Loan. i' Wevare prepared to make Real Ea tate loans In any amount. La Grande Investment company. ,. 3-22-tI ' HOMESTEADS. V: 820 acre Homesteads; 320 acre aes- on claims: cuoice umner ciaim iu Wallowa county. See H. G. James at Savoy Hotel 4-11-tf ..- Lelghton has just received a lawn mower grinder, the latest thing: out. Bring him your lawn mower and let him put It in first- class shape. Leigh- ton's Garage. 309 Fir street. You ! Don't know what what flavor you can get in cook ing until YOU have used "SIMON PURE LEAF LARD . 3 and 5 Pound Pails i For, Sale by Pattison Bros. Groceries. Two Phones Mfciu 79 aud Main, i ... - so.. -J , ' $ CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. BRICK, STONE AND CONCRETE A SPECIALTY. W. C HANSEN. PHONE RED 8(192. ", 3-29-lmo ' . Your last chance to see the Panama canal at the ARCADE today. ' Wood for sale, $2.00 per cord, gar Factory. - Su- Quilfoyle and Hoson' change act at the Arcade today. v . their Gullfoye and Hoson., rapid fire com edians at the Arcade. o-o ..... ' -X Your last chance to see the Panama canal at the ARCADE today. For the Busy Man. Merchants' lunoh from 12 o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. to 2 2-16 tf The regular monthly business meet ing of the Ladles' Aid soai-Jtv. will be held at the home of Mrs. W. li. Uohnenkamp Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A good attendance is most earnestly requested. b O A new lot of Initial steel engraved paper. Only 50c per box. Newlin Book and Stationery Co. 4-29-3t .. Gullfoyle and Hoson change act at the Arcade today. their PROF. F. J. FREENOR Splnolo- $ $ gist nnd llenlor. Successfully S treats all diseased Booms 4, 6, 6 and 7 over elder's Store. S Phone Main 72, La Grande. :. 4$"$S& S S Tvnewrlters: All kinds $16.00 .-up. Exnert renalrlng. . Phone. Main 713. G. W. Fritz. . . . ; ' 4-30-Ct All kinds of sporting goods at the Newlin Book and Stationery Co. 1-28-3 : CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalk and basement work a specialty. All my work douo niidpr mv nprsonnl siiiicrTlslon. 1005 Jefferson avenue. -i ; O. 0. JOHNSON. . '4-26-26t ti : $ S '$ t S S S $ S S 4 The Elite theatre has on Its pro gram a Gaumont . Animated Weekly consisting of:,-' , Mardi Gras In New Orleans. ', Shuster. Comes Home. Persia's for mer treasurer-general returns to Am erica. . ... Floods sweep ' old England. New. York "vamps" parade. ,, : Jreat fire in' Houston. Y wmneror Wilhelm's birthday. Big Pennsylvania railroad "w'eck. Maine. Heroes Buried. . ' ' Strikers' lots of Lawrence go visit lug. '"''' " . " (,".' :':' -'r: ' - s Latere Paris fashions, " l'uats go down in France." ; Australian boys tfh world toi;;. ' - Skating to beat the Dutch; . . . Taft at Washington tomb. - 9 3 , PERSONALS. . O ' '": . ci W. Oaks leaves tbrilsht on. No. R for. San Francisco. H.: W. B. Smith wns a Union visitor in'. La Grande yesterday. Mrs. j: R. Dickson was at the Som mer from Pendleton yesterday. : G. Grip, an Elgin resident, stopped at the Foley yesterday. n. W. Burnham was here from Mer idian, Idaho, yesterday, staying at the Foley. Susan McIIroy was in the city frnm Elgin yesterday, stopping at the Bom mer. . , . - . Mrs. E. C. Avery was here from Los- tine yesterday evening, staying at the Foley.- -v - Chas. (Doc) Sanford went to Cove this morning to Bpend a few days vis iting with friends. , ; , " : Miss Pauline Lederle spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Pendlel SEEDS IN BULK GARDEN and FIELD ALFALFA SEED ...16c GOOD QUALITY. Waters- Stanchfield Produce Co. Main706 .nay, Feed, flonr, Ponlto . plies, Wood - 1527 Jefferson Avrtnu. tou, returning home this raornlnK. ,-Traveling Engineer Fred O. Schllko arrived home rum a business visit to Portlaud this morning. . " ..," B. 8. Davjs, the sewfer contractor who did considerable work for the cily last year, 1s here from Tacoma today,' staying at(the Foley. - . Mrs. T. W. Bates and Bell II. Em mons left Sunday morning for Boise, Idaho, where they go to visit friends and relatives. ' - Mrs. Frank Earny of Summervlile passed through the city last night on her way to Ogden where she is called by. the serious illness of a sister who Is not expected to live. R, Penney of St. Iouis; R. A. Clark of Union, R. W, Pattengill of Walla Walla. P. H. ft llie of Cove, and J, T. Langley, master mechanic of the O.- W; with headquarters at Portland, were some of the Foley guests last night. . ' , CABINET MEETING SUNDAY. s Flung for Rig EiiHtern Oregon Insti tute to Be Laid Next Sunday. Cabinet officers of the Eastern Ore gon : dlstrtct Enworth League, will hold a meeting in La Grande next Sunday at which time there will . be details prepared for the Eastern Ore gon Institute to be held at Baker June 6-9. . Six Oregon counties are Includ ed in this district und the cabinet meeting will have much. to do with the success of the, June sessions, i ' MRS. A'iKINE ILL. "' """" - , '" . Lu G fit n ilc Liuly In Critical rendition in Portland This Week, Mrs. W. B. Sargent and Miss Irma Alkine have been tailed, to Portland by the serious Illness of their mother, Mrs. J. 'H:. Alkine. Her condition Is deemed critical.- No reassuring mes-' sages have been received late this af- .ternoon and It is not known here in just what condition Mrs.' Alktne is in. Negro Wants Hangine; Bee. ' Lincoln, Neb., April 30. "You bet ter all come down to a little necktie pnrty we're going to have," declared Albert Prince, a negro convict, turn ing to the spectators in a crowded courtroom when lie was found guilty In first degree murder. He wants a large crowd at the hanging, - ; , ? J J S $ S $ j MARKET REPORTS Butter Fancy creamery 30 cents 1 lb. roll; 2 lb. .roll 55 cents. Ranch, butter, 55c 2Jb. roll. ' Ranch eggs 20c. Feed and Grain. ' Alfalfa Hay $13.00 (retail). ., Timothy $16.00. u . Grain Hay $13.00. -' Bluestem $1.75. '.-. Patent $1.35. -.-: 10s Corn Meal 36c per sack. . - 3ran and Shorts $1.35 and $1.45. , Oats $2.00 per cwt. ' : Eolled Barley $1.85 per cwt. - Cattle, Hogs and FowL COWS- 1c ' . . ' , - ' ' Steers $5.00 to $5.75. -; Vs - Sheep IcV ? ' ' " . Light hogs $7.00 Hea'y . hogs $6.00. -. . Chickens Hens, 13c; old. roosters 11c. -;r....; . Ducks Live weight, I2c. ' Geese, live weight 10c. , ' . i.';':-.f:::: " Fruits. ; ''. '.' " Home grown Apples $1.00 to $1.59 oer box. Grade establishes price. Oranges '40c to 50c. - Bananas 40c per doz. . : Vegetables and Miscellaneous. Potatoes Per cwt., $1.75. -New potatoes 10c lb. Spinach Cc lb.,4 lbs.1 for 25c. Hot house green onions 5c bunch 3 for 10c. 7 '; . - , I Celery Per bunch 15c, two for 25c. Beahn White, t l-3c: U na, 10 cents Rhubarb 10c. -k Onions $3.00, per cwt Old cabbage 4c,- new 6c Sugar Cane, cash price $6.45; 30 days' time, $6.85 per cwt.; beet sugar, cash price, $6.25; . 30 days time $6.75 Hothouse cucumbers 25c. Green Peas 15c. Green asparagus 15c; 21bs. 25c. CALL FOB BIBS. Notice Is hereby given that the county court of ..Union county, Ore- eon, will receive sealed bids for a contract for 150 cords of yellow pine 3 foot 8 Inch wood. Wood to be de livered and corded In the basement of the court house building. All bids must be filed with. the county clerk on j or befsre 5 o'clock of Wednesday, May 1st, 1912,. :-'. '..." EI). WRIGHT, County Clerk, ((, 0 fr Classified: Advertising tt tit A FURNISHED HOUSE to rent. . A FURNISHED HOUSE to sell on easy terms. v . FINE 40 ACRE RANCH $600.00, $100 cash and $100.00 per year. Build ings, springs. Will make ideal home WILL TRADE RANCH for city prop erty,, also gooa team for city lots. Slough Investment Co., over New lln's Drug Store. Phone Main 189. ''' ' ''-'; , ' 4-30-tf , LOST Open faced gold watch near Moon's residence, Old Town. Suit able reward. Return to this of fice. WANTED Position on ranch hy man ', and wife $80.00, with reference. Ad dress O. M., Observer. 4-27-6t FOR RENT A four room furnished cottage. Large garden spot. Close In. Call 804 Main. Phone Main 72S. 4-20-tf APPLE TREES Leading varieties. . Aso cherry, pear, peach, prune and shade tree. Shrubs, roses; small fruits. Send for price list. J. B. Weaver & Sons, Union, Oregon. FOR SALE Eight room furnished house and tot. On North Fourth St. Can ba bought at a bargain in next 20 days. : Part unie. L Grande In vestment Co. FOR SALE Canadian seed peas. Int seed. Pedlngton ranch. La Grande Investment Co. 3-30-tf DRY CHAIN , WOOD. $3.60 a cord, Phone Main 54. ;', ,3-20-tf LOST Large yellow pocket book be tween Island City and La Grande. Return to Observer office. ' 4-29-tf FOR SALE American Wonder seed potatoes. Price $1.00 per sack. La Grande Investment Co. 4-23-121 FOHHENT Five room brick cottage. Modern, ' 1906, Adams avenue. v:;,:; 1 4-23-tf !' FOR SALE By I. P. BrenholtsT408 Adams avenue, an Everett ' Grand " piano, recently retuned and put In repairs. tThe Everett ..claims to be "One of the three great pianos." WANTED Plain sewing. Prices rea sonable. Mrs. Howard Declous. .2703 North Greenwood. -4-25-6t FOR- SALE Pigs. Phone Black 1061. - 4-24 4t . ' -. . FOUND A stray dehorned Jersey cow Prove ownership, pay chargesnand this ad and get cow. Mrs. O. p. Combs, - Postoftce Candy Store. 4-25-tf i . , r . , , . ....... WANTED Live insurance man: One . who iswell acquainted In Union county. Apply Observer office. -" 4-27-6t " FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for housekeeping. .Phone Red 251 4-29-tf ; FOR RENT Three or four furnished rooms close In. Call Red 472 or call at 1508 Washington avenue.' FOR SALE Good rubber, tire run about buggy and fine single har ness. A .snap.. Tuckey qttad Warnlck. 4-29-3t FOR SALE New 126 egg Petaluma incubators. Tuckey and Warnlck. 4-29-3t '::.- FOR SALE Choice lot of laying hens. Tuckey and Warnlck. : 4-29-3t FOR SALE A good small business and a money maker. Tuckey and Warnlck. " 4-29-3t FOR RENT Two furnished rooms Gentlemen preferred. Phone Black 3761. 2103 First street. 4-30-tf -Banzai.' The word "banzai" Is the Japanese cry ot Joy. rluiory or applause. It Is the equivalent ot tin- Ennlisli "Lurrnh.: the Kiencli "vIvh" mid the . (ii'nimti "IliM-li " word rei-elVfd its Hrsl iniirui'U liiiiiiiiiii'iii t- in mil pnrt or Mil' world utii'iiiv i(iiii iiiiiiiihi- wiir. tlinilirliiiii1" win- i' iii-'"in" -I rtiuuv It Was't,', "i- li-tm lll-iiiiltt-tiitlll lll'KlH .. -. : M t. s- mil l (St 1-1 l - ' ii.' -I. iiidf Maniter Palm Tre. There are palm tma growing on the banks of th Ainnzou wuose leaves ,aro from ten to twelve feet broad and from' thirty to fifty toot long, i: ; 1 ' DogfUh, The tall of a young doglsK Is said to be flue fried. The fyoctule. . The largest of the uommnn Enxllsh bats Is the noctule. Its wIukh meas ure nearly foiirtceu Inchi's ncroas, and It files high uud nwlftly. Biblloal Monay. . ' The value or a Hhekxl of sliver would be approximately 00 x-eutu, that of a gold Hhekel $10. A talent of lvir would Ih worth abont a.(W0 aud a ta lout 'of Kld npproxluiately $30,000. A plii'i of Hllvi.r wu worth about 10 -cents, while n mite wu a small frac tion of . a ce'it. H. McGowan, 1218 W. Second street Little Rock, Ark., says, "I suffered with severe pains across my back &r6 the kidney action-. .was irregular an-1 very painful. After taking Foley Kit' ney Pills for a few days the patn let: my back and tho kidneys became nor mal. I can gladly recommend Fol9. Kldney Pills for I know they helped me," A. T. Hill, i. "THE GOSSAUB (OHSF.Ts THEV LACE I NFROM." ' Model O, Gossird, is for the woman of full proportions. Let your next corset be a GossarJ. A trial fitting will 'convince you whj the "Gossard Corset" excels. A complete line of ew modols al: ways on hand. Price $3.50 to $8(50 MBS. ROUT. PATTISON, PJione Bed 8221 t'orsetlcre. HALF OF. YOUR LIFE Is spent in your working clotlius i Are you satisfied with the kind you are wearing? You will lie more than satisfied If you wear g BAYS' BIG FIVE BBAJfB A For spring housecleaning ' ' if i WTK stow 11 -' II VAVk : ,. in j 17 A mm 1 tMSWBMaMH l wmmmmmmmmmmammmmBMM J House Cleaning ( p ing compound in ' I 35 Cent Tins 1 p It brightens and cleans carpets and rugs, purifies ; 1 ,nd sweetens the air. - I No insects or dirt where the sweeping compound is I used.; ':.;."":,.; , ;''' -y'- The City Grocery & Bakery j Home of Fancy Groceries Gelting Left is what those nlisguided mtrta.ls are uoui'jr wuo buv wheels -on the strength of their being1 "just as good' as the Columbia bicycle. There is . no other , wheel just as tyood and. certainly none- better. The Colum bia whetjl stands for - all that is superior in bicycle construction r f rape, beauty and ease of run ning. .New stock just ar rived. Leighton's Garage UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS J. R. OLIVER, Proprietor ' The Reliable -, Abstract Arm of Union County. FIRE INSURANCE, MORTOAGE . . LOANS THOROUGHBRED f LYMOTH ROCKS Pallet aui Cockerel Mating Utility Matlrirs. Eggs for sale. For Prices Cor respond to - 0. B. STODDARD La Grande, Ore i SERIjUS ILLNESS necessitates serious thought as to who shall prepare the medicines. Our scientific service and' pure drugs insuro correctly - compounded, effectiA'eTemedies when p r e s c r.i p .t i o n s are brought to us.t Red Cross DRUG STORE use Wesco Sanitary sweep-