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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1912)
lftBnm aifRlFft 1814. I . $500 Reward I WILL BE PAID FOB RETl'llX OF OXE BLACK WALLET LOST OS ADAMS AVEXIE BETWEEN FIR STREET AM) THE FOLEY HOTEL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 85TH. SAME OF "J. C. MCALLISTER" PRINTED IX GOLD OX 1XSIDE OF WALLET. FIXDER KETIBX TO FOLEY HOTEL AND RECEIVE RE. WARD. Fountain Every family sholud have m tne nouse at an times. syringes that we can fully guarantee. We keep a complete assortment of sizes and colors ranging in price from $1 to $3. . The better ones strictly guaranteed. No more leaky syringes a few weeks after buying if vou get them here. 'BULB SYRINGES 50c to $1.50 Hot water bottles, atomizers, nipples and a complete line of rubber goods. Red Cross Drug Store LOCALS TOGGERY. Ask your friends what kind of suits we make. TOGGERY. Dr. Darland will remove his Chiro practic Parlors to No. 4 Depot street south of Oregon hotel Nov. 1st, on the ground floor. Phone Red 10S1. 10-23-tf SNOWDRIFT FLOUR makes the best bread and is uniform in qual ity, always. WHStanchfiield Ware house Co. . 1312 TTefferson Avenue. SHERRY'S (Mrs. T. N. Murphy, Owner.) "PATHE M EEKLY . 3S" The topical has its usual amount of interesting items. "THE OLYMPIC GAMES" Pitts kor T. M. C. A." A well photographed and very interesting offer. AX E1HSON -THE REDEMPTION 0E SLIT EES." Magnetic In its appeal to the finer senses. AX S. & A. , . TUB POACHER'S PAfcDOV Produced by the alem'Co. amid itureeque scenes In rural Eng land. TIE CREE-ETED M0XSTER' A farce laugbmaker. AX EDI 8X. 19V ARE ALWAYS WELCOME J. C. MCALLISTER, I Syringes a good Fountain Syringe YFTL C. HANSEN. Contractor. Brick, Stone ana1 Concrete. Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and harmony. Phone Black 881. Studio, Corner t Fir and Adams. 9-23-tf There are so many political candi dates that we wll hardly know where we're at when election day comes, but we are certain that we have the right dors on our system of doing business. Popular priced merchandise for the masses. Our fall line is very com plete. The Golden Rule Co. COAL, WOOD, FEED Lowest Prices Grande Ronde Cash Company. riione JInlu 6. RALSTON BRAN FOR BRAN GEMS 20c Packages Make Bran Gems and Bran Macaroons, or eat it without cooking, with cream and sugar. Receipts on each packages for making Oems, (Macaroons,' and Cookies. For Sale by ' BROTHERS GROCERY LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LET THE PEOPLE RILE. TOTE , .822 X YES. 28 ! NO. OX ELECTION DAY. THE MAJORITY RITE PEOPLE i iMany member of the La Gran.le t Gun club plan a trp to the Becker ; Brothers' farm tomorrow In Lower : Cove where they will attend a big ' shoot.' Two beeves are to be hung up and some good sport is Indicated, n o Every man should see the new Fidelity $15.00 suits at West's. Annual sale comforters and blan kets at West's. Dr. H. S. Brownton, Dentist. Stev enson's Dental Office. S. C. Leghorn cockerels for sale. Trap nested Tanereds strain, finest laying strain in Pacific northwest. Price EOc, 75c 91.00 each. Phone ' Farmers llxl. 10-24-1U I You will have good use for furs this season as all predict a long, cold winter. Look our line over. The Golden Rule Co. i Chalmers-Detroit Cars. Local agents, Dittebrandt Brothers, tele phone Black 3471. 10-29-tf Miss Blanche Clark . will meet her art pupils on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons at 90S Main Ave. Residence phone Farm 87. 10-1-3 m O. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and history of music carefully taught. 604 Adams street, phone black 1352. COXFIXDEXCE IX YOUR TIIOTO GRArilEH. i It costs you no more to have con fidence In your photgrapher certain ty in results, and a pleasure to your I friends when posed by j BITTER, The Photographer in Your Town. Buy blankets and comforters at a saving at West's this week. t F. J. FREEXOR, SPIXOLOGIST. Rheumatism, Female trouble. $ Stomach and Kidney diseases. Scientific spinal adjustments ro- 5 move the cause. Office OTer Seldcr's Store. . LET THE FEOFLE RITE. YOTE 822 X YES. 323 XO. OX ELECTIOX PAY. THE MAJORITY KI LE PEOPLE 10-25-tf Six carloads of coal have arrived for the Grande Ronde Cash company prevailing prices holding on this ship ment Coal will apparently be high this year. Chili Con Carne served daily at Sllverthorn's fountain. 10-2C-3t o-o Society brand suits for young men at West's. Sale of blankets and comforters this week at West's. , -4V O Our prices on fall underwear makes you forget the Blngle tax prob lem. It's nf minor importance when you can buy a good man's wool union suit tor $1.75. The Golden Rule Co. o o An assorted carload of Kentucky liquors of the best brands, has been received by l.'lrich' Lottes, and he is now ready to quote lowest wholesale prices. This is also the first carload of liquors received In La Grande by a local dealer and adds to the list of articles and commodiitiies that are handled In La Grande us a distribut ing station in wholesale quantities. The wholesale houses of La Grande are now recognized as good business ventures for the Investors as, aside from being the metropolis of East ern Oregon, the geographical location is such as expedites smaller ship ments to any section of the Eastern part of the state from La Grande. SITUATION WANT EH) Thoroughly experienced lady cook wishes posi tion In camp to cook for from 20 to 60 men. Best of references. Tel ephone Red 1631. 10-29-tf WANTED Woman for general house work. Apply 902 Penn. avenue, Phone Main 715. 10-29-3t Birth Record. Corn to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Casey, '.is city, today, a 9'a lb. son. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1912. HIS Dresses, Snap and Style At very MODERATE COST. WE HAVE JUST IN SOME VERY NAT TY NEW STYLES IN SILKS, CORDUROYS, VELVETS AND SERGES. PRICES RAN GE FROM $7.50 TO $15.00. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THEM. .' The (QjoDdlen Me (Co. QUALITY THE SAME PERSOXALU. C. E. Coles, a stockman of Haines, is at the Foley. L. A. Stoop and A. H. Parsons of Elgin are guests at the Foley today. Mrs. Braughn has moved to iKoom 10 of the Foley building and will be at home there. ' Mac Wood and C. S. Dunn are on a hunting trip In the big woods of the Wallowa county hills. C. I. Dornberger of Elgin, a prom inent fruit grower of Elgin, is stop ping at the Foley for a few days. J. P. Bigeiow of Portland, the man who sells Remington typewriters, is calling on the local business men to- ' day. I . F. A. Harmon, manager of the , Eastern Oregon Light and Power Co., is In the city today from Baker. He lis at the Foley. ' ' , j V Mrs. J. T. Wilkinson and her moth er, Mrs. Wilkinson have returned , 4from Wenatchee where they have ( been visiting Mrs. J W. Robertson, . Mrs. Wilkinson's daughter. j Austin Cary of Washington, D. C. . who Is connected with the forestry department of the government, is spending the day in La Grande, with the Foley hotel as headquarters. i r; j E. F. Kidder of Portland, an engi neer In the employ of the O.-W. R. & N. is here this week with a crew of men making a survey of the locul railroad yards. He is stopping at the Foley. J. Brodle Brown, a former engi neer in, this city but who is now dis trict locomotive boiler Inspector for the government, was in La Grande yesterday on an official trip, and also visiting with his old tililcums here. - Mrs, Jay Van Buren and Mrs. F. R. Moore, the latter of . Portland, re turned yesterday from a Kanaaa City Jurney where they were guests with AndEiir Coats WINTER DEMANDS WARM WEAR. OUR FUR LINE IS THE MOST COMPLETE WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. WARM COATS, BOTH MEN'S AND LADIES' NECK FURS WITH LARGE WARM MUFF TO MATCH, IS NOT ONLY COMFORTABLE BUT STYLISH AS WELL. . Mackinaws And Sweaters THESE GARMENTS ARE ft THE MOST SOUGHT VERY POP ULAR. WE HAVE A MOST COM PLETE LINE OF EITHER, IN MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHIL DREN'S. THEY ARE WARM, NEAT AND VERY PRACTICAL. i ALL GRADES. ALL PRICES. Judith Snodgrass, formerly of this city. .They enjoyed the Homecoming racltal given by Felice Linn at Kan sas City a few weeks ago. Acreage for Sale. About 3 1-2 acres In south La Grande AS GOOD AS Chase & Sanborn's That's what the dealer generally says of a coffee he wants to push. "We won't argue the point; simply point out that it 'a an admission by competitors that Chase & I coffees are so good that tnem. livery berry is whole and sound. Experts are paid thousands of dollars a year to see mat tne roasting is it is rieh, strengthening, to 45 cents per pound. MAIN 43 J. G. Snodgrass QUALITY GROCER PAGE FTVT3 - AMONG PRICES LESS over 100 apple trees on the place, many of them bearing. Fine garden soil. Running water. You can buy this on very easy terms. A. B. CHERjRT, Opposite Bommer House. Sanborn's all others must be judged by exactly riglit In the cup satisfying. The prtee is 35 MAIN 43
