La Grande evening observer., January 03, 1913, Image 5

FRIDAY, JANUARY.3, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
PAGE FIVE
Dry wood tor sale. Phone Red 641.
1M1-U
3 HER Itn
The HOUSE OF COMFORT
Roomi 34 and 35, new Foley build
Ing. ARE NOW OCCUPIED B HEA.
COCK, the tight specialist
i
There must, be a reason for the
enormous crowds at West's 15tn an
nual sale. Ask anyone that has been
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
A LETTER TO THE PHIX.
CESS.
there.
BEACOCK Is now located In rooms
34 and 35. Now Foley building. Take
the elevator.
Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and
Attelberry, 1302 O ave. Phone B 561
In idw I
Mm ffl . b m J MS-
SIX O'CLOCK.
A TITAGRAPH. A STBONG
DBAXA FEATEOUJiG MAP
BICE COSTELLO.
QUESTION OF AGE
A COMEDY. OFFERING THAT
IS A SUCCESS.
A SILEST SIGNAL
A YEBY COMMEXDABLE
WESTERN DttAMA. A LOIN.
THE FIFTH OF THE "WHAT
HAPPENED TO MABY
SERIES. AND WE THINK
THE TERT BEST OF THE
SERIES SO FAR.
GET THE nAPPT HABIT
"A LETTER TO THE PRINCESS."
FIFTH OF THE "WHAT HAPPEN.
ED TO MART" SERIES. SHEKHVS
TONIGHT. . l-3-2t
I : Ov UY r 4 :
Don't forget the time Methodist
revival begins at the M. IE. cnurcu
South, 2103 N. Fir street, on Sunday
January 5. The presiding elder of
the Oregon district. Rev. W. A. Orr,
will assist the local pastor, Rev. Nel
son. Eerybody welcome
LOCALS '
TOGGERY.
1 Ask your friends what kind of suits
we make.
There must be a reason, for the
enormous crowds at West's l-'tn an
nual sale. Ask anyone that has been
there.
G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe
organ, ear training, theory and his
tory of music carefully taught. 604
Adams ave., phone olacK iiiz
West's 15th annual sale Is Oriwing
the largest crowds in the history of
the store. There must be a good
reason,
HEACOCK HAS MOVED to the new
roVey building. Rooms 34 and 35.
During this sale we are offering some Exceptional Bargains. Our stock
must be cleaned of short and broken lines; odd garments and seasonable
merchandise before taking inventory, Feb. 1st.
One Lot Boys' Clothing at
HALF PRICE
One Lot Boys' Overcoats
HALF PRICE
One Lot Men's Clothing
HALF PRICE
Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic
piano playing and harmony. Phone
31ack 881, Studio, Corner t Fir and
Adams. 9-23-tf
Skating
T
at the Odeon
Every Tuesday and Thursday
evening, and Saturday after
noon and evening.
Ladies Free Thurs
day Evening
Children especially invited Sat
urday afternoon. 15 cents for
children. V. Bean, manager.
IT IS NOT ALONE
The freshness, or the
unusual food value, the
digestibility, or the
cleanliness, or the price
that has' made
TRU-BLU
CRACKERS
famous in La Grande.
It is the remarkable
combination of all these
things. '
10c and 25c packages.
- For Sale by
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
West's 15th annual Bale is drawing
the largest crowds in the history of
the store. There must be a good
reason,
La Grande Business College
This college will be closed only
on Christmas Day and New Years'
Day. The second semester will com
mence on Jan. 2, 1913. All students
intending to enroll are requested to
do so as soon as possible. Reduced
rates.
SHERRY'S TONIGHT THE FIFTH
OF THE "WHAT HAPPENED TO
MIRY SERIES." -A LETTER TO
THE PRINCESS." ....... - l-3-2t ...
W F Hendrlck resident tuner. Bx 732
die. McMillan, dentist.
Foley building, second floor.
New
West's 15th annual sale is 1'rawing
the largest crowds in thejilstory of
the store. There must be a good
reason.
New shoe shining parlors.
attention given to ladies' shoes. Next
to Sherry's playhouse. We dye white
and tan shoes black. J. K. Kapello.
98c
MEN'S WOOL WORK SHIRTS MADE OF OREGON FLANNEL, FORMER
PRICES $2.00, $2.50 AND $3.00 1
98c
MEN'S COTTON WORK SHIRTS, , REGULAR 50c VALUES, JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
23c
AN ASSORTED LOT LADIES' WOOL DRESS SKIRTS, TO CLOSE ... 1-2 PRICE
Men's President Suspen-1 Men's Fine Rib Wool Underwear, an odd lot of I Men's Boston Hose Sup
ders per pair 19c $2.00 and $2.50 values, toclose . 98c porters, per pair .....13c
One lot Corsets Warner's 0,000 white tip parlormatches, a carton of 1 Coat and Hat Hooks, cop-
make, $1.50 to $3.00 val
ues ...... : 67c .
doz. boxes
31c
pered wire, per doz ......7c
yf a. niUU A AN ASSORTED LOT CONSISTING OF CUPS AND SAUCERS, PLATES,
ZJC Vjllirii. CHOCOLATE POTS AND DISHES, VALUES 75 TO $3.50.
ASSORTMENT 5c TOILET SOAPS; ALL
OL OF THE WELL KNOWN MAKES.
LAUNDRY SOAP STAR. EVERYBODY
KNOWS WHAT IT'S WORTH.
3c
The Golden Rule Go
QUALITY
THE SAME
PRICES
LESS
Spanish laught at La Grande Busi
ness college. School 7 p. m. evenings
Monday, Wednesday, Friday. La
Grande Business College. Prof. F.
Fernandez.
There' must be a reason fortlie
" ' enormous crowds at West's 15'.h nn-
nual sale. Ask anyone that has been
I there.
'
THE AMERICAN QUEEN CO-K-
SET
$ Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetiere
at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black .
3 831 for demonstratalon.
Pniw'lng Teacher Beiorns.
Prof Mazantl will open another,
school of dancing in La Grande Mon
day, Jan. Cth. The instruction re
ceived in this school speaks for it-
self. Tell your friends to come this
time and Prof. Mazantl will teach
you how to dance in six hours.
12-31-5t
!
PILES COED IN TO 1 DATS.
Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days. r.0c
DR. H. S. BROWNTOX, Denf-i. Of
fice over Sherry's theatre.
Chester Manufacturing company, was
in the city for a number of dayB and
partook of the Hasenpfeffer last
night He claims Herman Roesch is
as good at the dish as the best Ger
mans of Milwaukee.
A. M. Patterson of Gerlng, Neb.,
was in the city visiting his brother,
F. W. Patterson. Both left this morn
ing for Caldwell, Idaho.
Mr. KImbel of Weiser came to La
Grande with the body of M. J. Alton.
He represented the K. P. lodge of
that place. He returned today.
Herb. Meyers and wife of Hot Lake
were in the city on 'their way to
Portland to visit at the home of Geo.
Salk.
J. M. Gasset, one of the foremost
farmers of the Cove district, was in
ORDINANCE NO. 689, SERIES 191., dlnance shall be in full force and
J effect from and after the 1st day of
An ordinance authorizing all wa-' january j912 provided that before
ter rents to be paid at the office of sal(t date tne Bame 8nali be approved
the water department to the water 'by the mayor and published In one
superintendent and providing for a
bond to be given to the city by such
superintendent for the faithful per
formance of the duties of his office.
I
The city of La Grande does ordain
as follows:
Section 1. That all water rents,
together with all deposits, penalties
and other charges auhorlzed by Or
dinance No. 516, series 1911, and all
other moneys that the city of La
Grande Is authorized to collect, for
whatsoever purpose In connection
with the management and control of
its water system, shall be payable at
BITTER
Where Quality
Is .
Paramount
Where Quality
Is
Paramount
The Union County ".: '
Co-Operative Assn.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
As this is the first of our new year we wish to
thank our many loyal friends and patrons for therf
liberal support during 1912, which has far exceeded
our most sanguine expectations. Our many friends
and patrons probably are not aware of the fact that
we have the dividends on their purchases figured
now and are paying same daily to the people that
profits justly belong. ' , .
Come with us through 1913 for a successful busi
ness.
Where Quality
Is
Paramount
Where Quality
Is
Paramount
The photographer In your town. VI-ltf
Henceforth the Eussey taxi , and
i buss line will have quarters at the
,'Fc!cy hotel. Phone Main 131. Day
I and night. ' 1
i
Rev. R. E. Close has been called to
the Baptist church of this city.
PERSONALS.
Miss Hattle McMurray has returned
to La Grande after a few months iu
Salem.
Miss Bertha Berger connected with
Gcibel's store, has gone to Portland
for an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp
were passengers to Cnion this morn
ing. Miss Elma Stoop was visiting at
the home of her aunt, Maud Stoop.
She returtfed to Elgin this morning.
J. W. Splker was a business visitor
in La Grande. He returned to his
home in Elgin this morning.
.' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blon and baby
of Summervllle were passengers to
Elgin this morning.
So Joe. a Chinaman connected with
the chapel car, St. Anthony, left this
morning for Ontario to Join the car.
George F. Werst returned this
morning from the North Yakima val
ley where he spent the holidays and
visited with friends.
U. D. Morris, representing the Wiu-
the count' seat attending to business. the offlce of tne water de,,artment to
ne icii. iui i.t w. i'"(tiie water superintendent unless oth
Issue of The Evening Observer.
Passed the council this 31st
of December, 1912, by Beven council
men voting therefor.
Approved by the president of the
council this 31st day of December,
1912.
(Sd) C. L. MACKEY,
Acting Mayor. 1
ATTEST: i
. (Sd) N. J. MANSAGER.
City Recorder. i
train this morning.
II. W. B. Smith, owner and breed
er of some of the finest horses in
Eastern Oregon was in the city from
Cnion looking after his business and
meeting old , friends. lie returned
this morning.
H. J. Rees of Cove was in the city
this morning on his .way to Baker.
In this connection it Is well to re
mark that the young man will be a
resident of La Grande and will serve
the county in the capacity of deputy
sheriff. He will return from Baker
In the near future.
Rev. W. A. Orr, presiding elder of
the Oregon district of the M. E.
church South, arrived in La, Grande
this morning from Milton. He will
conduct the services In the local M.
E. church. South, on Sunday next,
and assist in the coming revival at
that church.
erwlse ordered
Section 2. The water superinten
dent before entering upon the dis
charge of such office shall give to
the city, to Insure the faithful dis
charge of the duties of said office,
a good and sufficient bond in the sum
of $2,000.00, said bond to be approv
ed by the mayor.
; Section 3. That all ordinances rv.
parts of ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed. This or-
Xotlce to Stockholders. ' '
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the United States National
bank will be held, at their banking
rooms In the city of La Grande,
Tuesday, January 14th, 1913, at t
o'clock n. m. far the D urpose of
electing a board of directors and for
trumpeting any other bu . ,
may come before the meeting.
T. J. SCROGGIN, Cashier.
dc 12 Jan 14
Birth Record.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Millet,
Jan. 2. a son.
Rubber Goods
i
I'KOtaUM AT ARCADE T0MGHT.J
1 THE PROMISE, N WESTERN
IHUJIt. AMERICAS.
2 THE WOOD XiUPH. EXCEL
LAST nUAMA. RELIANCE.
S THE DUEL, LAUGHABLE
COVEDY. KEYSTONE.
4 THE MOSO0W DCO, BUSSIAN
DANCERS AND SINGEBS.
6 WOMEN BEHIND THE MAN,
DRAMA. SOLAS.
(I MABEL'S STRATAGEM FARCE
COMEDY, KEYSTONE.
COMING MONDAY AND Tl'ESDAY
SARAH BERNHARDT IN -ELIZA.
BETH."
We have to be careful in the selection of rubber goods and you
should be as careful as we are. Between the highest grade and
the wholly bad there Is not veiy much difference in external ap
pearance, but the difference Is soon found out if you happen to get
bold of an unworthy kind. We carry different grades of which the
cheapest are good and the beRt are the finest to be had. Each kind
is sold for Just what It is and at Just the right price.
HOT WATER BOTTLES, SYRINGES, SICK ROOM SI TrLIES AND
MiRSERT srrniEs.
Red Cross Drug Store
PHONE MAIN 4
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