La Grande evening observer., May 13, 1912, Image 5

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r MONDAY, MAY 13, 1012.
PA Wi FIVE
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Buy Your Window And
Door SCREENS Before
Flies Gome. All Prices.
Rule Co,
New Line of 36 Inch
PERCALES Just Re
ceived. Per Yard 1 0c.
See Our Immense Line of POPULAR PRICED
MILLINERY AND TRIMMED HATS '
WrHl BTTrF TnlTiThrrn Never before has there been sucK a demand for White Goods in all grades
VY U Ull U IL VUJUJUyiiyO Cotton-Silk-Wool. The SEASONS CHOICE IS WHITE
S WISS
STRIPES, CHECKS, HAIRLINE and
PLAINS, FINE FABRICS,
D C M I T Y STRIPES, CHECKS
i 1 , , i and Broken PLAIDS
IMhlA I IMCM ALL GRADES. ALL PRICES, FINEST
All 11-!. JUlilJUtll
SHKAR WEAVES.,
I 19c, 12Hc, 15c, 25c
ISHe, 15c, 80c, 85c
10c, 12!4c, Kits, 20c, 25c
The
Golden
DCDQI AMI AWN exceptional value in the shear
a Ltiwinn Lin it ii
4'!
FABRICS,
20c, 25c, 30c t -
rflHri PK 'Q THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE ; BIG
SELLERS THIS SEASON.
25c, 80c
Corset Cover Embroidery
FINE GRADE CAMBRIC
SHEAR SWISS, EXCEPTIONAL VALUE V.
...S5c
;..50o
Hammock Time is Here
$3.50
$3.50
THIS IS A WELL MADE. AND IN EVERY WAV AN EXCELLENT
J HAMMOCK, COMES IN ALL STAPLE COLORS, WIDE. VALAJMUE
A lAND PILLOW. GOOD HEAVY WEAVE, DURABLE. SERVICEABLE,.
' AT A VERY MODERATE PRICE. '
BARGAIN BASEMENT
NEW LINE OF WIRE GOODS JUST IN VEGETABLE
BBOILERS; SINK STRAINERS. SOAP RACKS, POTATO
MASHERS, POT STANDS, HAND STRAINERS, GAR
MENT HANGERS. . ' ' : v" ; 'V ,
REMEMBER YOU- CAN FURNISH YOUR KITCHEN and '
.ALL THE SMALL ARTICLES REQUIRED IN YOUR ,
HOME WITH THE COUPONS YOU GET FOR CASH
TRADE FREE. IT MEANS 5c Olf EVERY DOLLAR'S
WORTH OF TRADE, OR 5 PERCENT.
T U IT 17 HDUCCrC WHITE DRESSES Iff SILK COTTON SERGE, '-:. FINE LAWN NEATLY
Willi JL IV jLrf J k- 4-i J TRIMMED WITH ;LACE OR EMBROIDERY, SIZES 16 to 40 . . . . . .$3.50 to $15.00
$9.50
BEAUTIFUL WHITE SERGE VERY NEATLY TRIMMED. GOOD GRADE
WOOL. THIS IS A. BARGAIN.
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, r 4.f von nnmM am wMmtvam romiwit Wi ,
if Vll rUOQM. RRJC-A.RRAC, AND INTKRIOR WOOD- )
I 'A, work, rr producer a rich luitrr and K.1
I ,V MARKS OLO ANO O1N0V EURPACRR LOOK UKI
I fl HIW MADS IN It BEAUTIFUL RHAOKS
I WHICH KJEACTLY OUTATB NATURAL WOOCRy
Put A
Little
SUN-SHINE
In Your Hams
Per Pint Can 60c
Per Quart Can 95c
THERE IS NOTHING THAT WILL BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME AND MAKE SPRING HOUSE CLEANING LOOK AS THOUGH IT HAD BEEN WELL DONE, AS A LITTLE HEATH . & MILLIGAN BEADY1 MIXED,
PAINT OR A CAN OF SUN-SIUNE APPLIED ON THE CASINGS. FLOORSOR FUBNITURE. ( , . .
(QUALITY
The Same
rne
Go
del
Rtnle
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PRICES
Less
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LOCALS
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ti. T.'Love, jewelet, 1?12 Adami v.
SUMMER SESSION.
La Grande Business College
' i Modern, Progressive, Practical. En
roll at any'tlme. Reduced rates.
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Leightou lias Just reeeived a large
stock of Kelley Racine tires. He' has
your size. He Is In temporary quar
ters at present;bacK ofhiif nev ,'p:i!M-
Space; for table board may.be en- ing on rea -Clii
gaged at lbl D ounn Bireoi, L-uiiioi snop.
Spring and Fourth. Dining room will
open May 16th, also room and board.
, j o-ll-imo -
Passion Play at the Arcade May 15
and 16.5 A revised and modern pre
sentation ot the great religious drama
of . Oberammergau.
hri.itlansen's barber
See the Passion Play at the Arcade
May 15 ; and 16. x
Where do the smokers congregate"!
At Foley Bros. ,Why? First class
goods. Perfect service'
2-16-tf
Seats' are on sale for "Uncle Tom's
Cabin," to be shown at the Steward
Wednesday night.
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SOU CAN SAVE MONET BY CAL
LING BED 8892 AND HAVE L. P. DAY
FIGttSE ON TOUB PAINTING. EES
IDENCE 1901 U AVEN7T, S-80-tf
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Seed potatoes, $1.00 per s.t.
C. 0. Ramsey. 5-6-tf
; yor the Busy Man.
Merchants' lunch from ' 12 to 2
o'clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 2-16 tf
IS YOUR NAME IN THE TELE"
it. PHONE DIRECTOR! I
Our new bonk goes to press May 12
and we shonld be notified of any
changes or omissions before that date.
HOME INDEPENDENT TELEl'l. !.
: COMPANY.
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' Dr. Darland, the chiropractor. All
diseases. Not drugs, sargery or os
teopathy. La Grande National Bank
Building. Red 3181.
PROF. F. J. FBFBNOR Sp'nolo-
gist and Healer. Successfully $
treats all diseases. Rooms 4, 5.
, and 7 orer Seldert Store. Q
" Phone Wain 724, La Grande.
Wood for sale, $2.00 per cord. Su
gar Factory.
Eighth grader examination papers
turned In by candidates for proraotiou
at the conclusion of the examinations
held last month, are-now In thfa Bup
erlnteudent's office' whireiMr.; Bragg
and asslstaiUs liavgonovor them
and graded. 'hem.. ,,-,")
f PFMTIXT CONTRACTOR
Sidewalk and basement work! a , ?
specialty. All my work done
$ ; under raj uiprsounl supn isles.
J 1605 Jefferson avenue. t-.j-.-P
j ; iv j ; 0. 0. JOHNSON. ;
S 4-26-26t tl ' S
S S S S S ':
Tomorrow detai'ei particulars re
garding the Eastern Oiegon Convoca
tion of the Epi3"oaI missionary Jur
isdiction Will be published in the Ob
server,; in' addition to those now
known. ;
. ; . "- . ' : O O '
inhere will be a social and card
party under auspices of the KnighU
of Columbus next Friday evening t
he K. at P. hall. All are Invited and
the admission will be 50 cents. 5-13-5t
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PEBSONALS.
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They , were accompanied by Mrs. "
Archie Kelly ' and little daughter. ' i
J. H. Pea re has gone to Eugene and J
Corvallls on business matters.
Willie Peare is home from Enter
prise where he attended -the . county
meet last Saturday as starter and ref-
Wallnwn. nnnntv umn thn nioaf
-;-, , Wilbur Turner is soon to be taken
L LeoCrouter of island; City visited, froMthehospUal whefe fce hag b(jen
his parent, in Union Sunday. aa tor; aeverai weekg wIth
Fireman and Mrs. Cunliff and babyi oug iuesg . v..
spent Sunday in Baker. City. Mrs.- Thomas Budge and Mrs. Syd
' Mrs; Frank Phy returned from a: ,-,,., ,. ... ...
visit in Baker Sunday evening.- Gali0wav snem. Sundav in ITnlnn with
Attorney, wooert mkiu was u guesi Misg Gal,owaya parents.
Just Try These
BEANS
P. S. 1M)RK AND BEANS WITH
TOMATO SAUCE.
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oE Union' friends Sunday,
, Paul Crouter, spent yesterday in
Union. -x. ,; ., f ! ployes, spent Sunday with friends In
.Mr. .and, Mrs. Oscar 'Hopper, spent; rjon'
Sunday in Baker. ' .- i W. H. Bohnenkam., and wife, and
Nate Ardrey, the piano tuner, was.Mr nd e; po!ack were
$ TOO LATE FOR CLASSm.jA" f
3 TION.
WANTED Small house or two or
three unfurnished or partly furn
ished rooms for light housekeeping.
Mrs. L. W. Paxson, 1304 0 avenue.
WANTED By young couple furnish
ed house. Address P. O. Box 512
5-ia-6t
FOR SALE Second hand furniture.
1810 Second street. Phone Red 22.
5 13-3t
With Jordan, Bradley, McConnell
and Holly on the job, the Toronto
infield looks like a page from a big
league score book.
a . union visitor yesteraay;
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones were
Sunday visitors at Hot Lake.
-,, Dr. . W,, D. McMillan spent Sunday
at Hot Lake ,
E. S. McKane, of the "101" ranch
which comes to La Grande soon, was
a Foley guest today
Mayor Dan Sommers was over from
Elgin yesterday.
C. M. Chappelle of Portland was a
guest In the- city yesterday, stopping
at the Foley. '
County Superintendent E. E. Bragg
has gone to Wallowa county on busi
ness matters. ,.;
Bruce Cox of Wallowa was In the
city yesterday and wjll join the sales
department of a Portland grttcery firm
County Clerk Ed. Wright, wife and
son were the guests of Union relatives
Sunday. . '
Mrs. Mary L. Forest arrived this
morfilng to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lo.u Given and to visit with her for
mer neighbors and acquaintances.
J. P. Sanders and daughter of En
terprise were here yesterday and re
turned on the morning train. They
were guests at the Foley.
O. N. Moffltt, of the Warren Con
struction company legal department
was a guest In the city today, stop
ping at the Foley,
J. W. Blckford returned to his home
In Enterprise yesterday after spend
Ing Saturday night In the city a guest
at the Foley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kelly and chil
dren returned from Union Sunday.
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Miss Mamie Geary one of the Home !
Independent Telephone company, em-
in Union Sunday, . going over In the
Bohnenkamp auto.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe J. Carr and Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Kirtley and baby drove
to Union Sunday In Carr's automo
bile. ,
.Mrs. OBburn RIchens returned to
her home In Union Sunday after a
few, days visit with relatives in La
Grande.
No mistake about the bakhig
No boiling, no steaming, ; P. S.
beans are hand plcked 'for quai
Ity. Baked with REAL. tomato,
.sauce, you'll like them.
15c, 2 tor 25c, and 25c caus.
For Sale by
Pattison
GROCERY
Main 79 and Main 80.
SNOWDRIFT PlOUR
Always Satisfies
We deliver anywhere in
: Town
Waters- Shnchfield
Produce Co. Ma.ii706
.Hay, Feed, Vlour, Fonltrj Sup
plies, Wood. . ;
1527 Jefferson Avenue.
B I' EI, AH BROWN DEAD.
Girl Kuril and Raised iu La Grande
Passes Away in South.
Word received this morning from
Los Angeles contains the sad intelli
gence of the death of Miss Buelah
Brown, aged 19 years, last Thursday.
Interment occured last Saturday. The
deceased was a popular girl of La
Grande during her childhood and she
spent several weeks here last year
with her aunt, Mrs. Fred G. Schllke
and other relatives. She returned to
her mother's home In Los Angeles In
company with Mrs. Schllke and has
lived there since. She grew up in this
city and besides her relatives, had a
large host of friends In La Grande
who regret exceedingly the untimely
death of the young lady.
Major league clubs all along the line
are reducing the number of 25 cent,
bleacher seats. It is only a question,
of time when the two-bit boys will
be a thing of the dim past. :
A Scientific
Headache
Remedy.
The materials that are use,d in
our headache remedies' are em
ployed on account of their cura
tive powers and absolute harm
less after effects. ' Take one of
our
BLUE MOUNTAIN HEADACHE
TABLETS
and you may be sure that it Is
going to cure your .headache.
.Will not leave you feeling 'de
pressed. Does not affect the
.heart or any other organ. .It Is
a safe, quick, permanent cure
.for all headaches.
RED CROSS
DRUG STORE
Show their first symp
toms, in .the eyes. That
fact alone should estab
lish your confidence in
the importance of hav
ing your eyes properly
examined on the first
appearance of discom
fort. ; ''':, -' ' : j;
WE HAVE THE
INSTRUMENTS r
necessary for making
the fullest scientific eye
examinations, and noth
ing is left undone that
can be done to find the
cause of trouble. -i
I GRIND ALL MY
GLASSES
Eyesight
Specialist
Office 3 doors east of ,
Golden Rule.
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j Many Fatal !
Diseases
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