La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 07, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE FIVE SARAH BEHXHAIIUDT AT THE ARCADE TOMGUT. S H E R RY'S The HOUSE OF COMFORT DRY WOOD FOR SALE I3.D0 per cord. Ptlone Red 41. 12-21-tf oraiw G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music carefully taught. 004 Adams ave.. phone black 1352 STITEXDOIS PHOTOPLAY OF "QUE EX ELIZABETH" AT THE Alt. CADE TO SIGHT. THE HOUSE OF lOJII'OUT PATHE'S WEEKLY Containing many Iteuirt more than usual interest, r.l UEACOCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd floor new Foley building. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1913. Th r (Mill v lb I) RANCH MATES A very strong drama o! wes tern life. .I.TOIX. X. T. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS A fine feature picture show ing many rare' specimens and a few old friends. THREE BACHELORS' TUR KEY One of those splendl.l com edies by the American Fathe Company. T1I0XIS k TJ10JI4S Singers and dancers. In au-devllle. Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic ilano playing and harmony. Phone Black 881, Studio, Corner it Fir and Adams. v-ii-lt A BIG FOUR REEL I'HOIU TTION IVITH SARAH BEUNIUEDT IS J THE TITLE ROLE AT THE ARCADE i TONIGHT. GET THE HAPri HABIT II K ACOCK grinds any lens In a few' minutes. 3rd floor new Foley building. ' LOCALS T066EB. Ask your friends what kind of suits we make. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night. 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 j do so as soon as possible. Reduced rates. SALE W F Hendrlck resident tuner Bx 732. New shoe Bhinlng parlors. . Special attention given to ladles' shoes. Next to Sherry's playhouse. We dye white and tan shoes black. J. K. Kapello. Rating' 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. SEW ROOMING HOUSE 1512 Adams avenue; close In; nicely furnished; bath; rooms for rent Phone Black 1731. A PICTURE SHOWING THE COL LAPSE OF THE MARQUEM BUILD ING IX PORTLAND AT THE AR CADE TONIGHT. HEACOClf'S GLASSES FIT. Spanish taught at La Grande Busi ness college. School 7 p. m. evenings Monday. Wednesday, Friday. La Grande Business College. Prof. Fernandez. F. 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 98c MEN'S WOOL WORK SHIRTS MADE OF OREGON FLANNEL, FORMER PRICES $2.00, $2.50 AND $3.00 ; . 98c 23c MEN'S COTTON WORK SHIRTS, CLEARANCE SALE PRICE REGULAR 50c VALUES, JANUARY 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 6,000 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 ACkn 1UTW A AN ASSORTED LOT CONSISTING OF CUPS AND SAUCERS, PLATES, ffccJC UJLTllMii CHOCOLATE POTS AND DISHES, VALUES 75 TO $3.50. Sale of All Sales $2.50 Kabo corsets, sale price 2.00 Kabo corsets, sale price 1.50 Kab ocorsets, sale price . 1.25 Kabo corsets, sale price . 4.00 Woolknapp Blankets, saje price 4.50 Blankets, sale price ..$1.98 1.59 1.23 .. .98 - 2.98 .- 3.48 98 27 Boys Sweaters up to $1.50 values sale price 40c Towels- sale price Children's and Ladies Shoes, values up to $2.75; QQ sale price oov' Ladies' Shoes, values up to $3.00 sale price...$1.49 Ladies' Shoes, values up to $4.00 sale price 1.98 $3.00 Men's Shoes, sale price $2.48 4.00 Men's Shoes, sale price 3.45 6.45 Men's High Top Shoes, sale price 5.95 r, vr'Q TT5o-li Ton Shoes, sale price 4.95 j . i'Avn o 1 10.00 Suit Case, sale price 7.00 Suit Case- sale price ..: 8.50 Suit case, sale price 2.00 Suit Case, sale price G5c Men's Heavy Underwear, sale price 25c Men's Gloves, sale price 3c ASSORTMENT 5c TOILET SOAPS; OF THE WELL KNOWN MAKES. ALL LAUNDRY SOAP STAR. EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT IT'S WORTH. 3 c QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS 1 sMmmEBmmstmB , s- : II M ll Irl M u III SEE MADAMU SARAH BERN JIA.RDT IN "QIEEX ELIZABETH AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. Let Heacock fit your glasses. HITTER The photographer In your town. 11-ltl Dressmaking Mrs. Judson and Cleson. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1020 Sixth street. 1-4-tf THE AMERICAN QUEEN CO)R- & SET S Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetlere 8 at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black 831 for demonstratalon. EVERYBODY'S GOING. WHERE? TO THE AH CADE TONIGHT. Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and given jogging exercise during the lion College Gent, seen on the locaC Attelberry, 1302 O ave. Phone B 661 , winter by Mr. Dodd and Mr. .Hogo-'track last summer. This beautlM 1 boom. horse Is now winning money for his Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rlnehardt re-1 new owner on Canadian Ice, whr turned this morning from a visit to 'he Is being raced against the fatsest i.n t r i iv ii- iv vifiimi i v Walla Walla, They were accompan-1 horses of Winnipeg. leu tiy tneir cnuuren, leucine ana Lloyd. Mrs, DR. II. S. BROWNTON, DentsU Of-, fice over Sherry's theatre. ' AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT i ; C. A. Ault returned from I. O. O. K. Installs Officers. W. N. Monroe, district deputy grarli rft n-RF i rni.n in axe day" Take LAXATIVE BRJ0MO Quinine Portlanu" tnls morning where she vis- master, Installed the following offl- ToMofa rtrniriata refund monev If! ueu It fails 'to cure. E. W. GROVE'S slg-1 tendin the 0regon Agricultural col nature is on each box. 25c ,pe- She returned to Enterprise to . day. I THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS, j N. E. IK Oilier JTMJ DWOCfc lywucn ui vuuurvu, j Ceruin relief for FTribneM, Headache, Bid Stomach, Teething IMaordrre, more and rrfrolata ; ! the Bowels and Destroy Wormi. They break np . cld In hoiiri. They ao plenwnt to the tute Children like them. Over 10,000 tortlmonitii. wjjj Sold bv all DrogRlitj, ssc. 8inpl mailed yhEJS. the county fair grounds. -They will Addreu, Allen . uimaiea, ixuuj,et, i. with her children, who are at- cers last Saturday night fr the en suing year: Nobel Grand, Wm. Ran dall; Vice Xoble Grand, Roy S. Clapp; Secretary. I. R. Snook; Treasurer, K. E. CooIIdge; Warden, B. E. Webb; Conductor, W. N. Monroe: m. S. N. G-, William Glass; L. S. N. G., A. H. Har- Dodd of Baker has brought vey; R. S. V. O., J. W. Chlias; Kce Horses to Wlntrr Here. seven fine horses to La Grande and L. S. V. G., u. W. Robertson; cn- winter them In the stables at . lain, W. A. Worstcll. 25c Men's Wool Socks, sale price 3oc Men's Wool Socks, sale price 50c Men's Wool Socks, sale price 40c Ladies' Wool Hose, sale price 75c Men's Overalls, sale price 6 Bars Pearl White Soap, sale price. 7.89 4.95 6.95 1.69 45c 19c 19c 25c 35c 27c ...44c 25c 5 C ash W C L The revival of the M. E. church. South, has been postponed to Febru ary 2nd. The preacherB from the out side cities will come In and assist. The prayer meeting will be on Thurs day evening at 7:30 o'clock. CARD Of THANKS. Members of fire companies Nos. 1 and 2 are to meet at 7:30 this even ing at the city hall. By order Pres ident F. R. Suydam. WANTED To rent a four room house furnished. Inquire at Ob server. 1-7 3t ta exerrlBed for the opening of .e Canada circuit In June. La Grande climate resembles that of the Can- We wish to thank neljjhbors an adlnn cities in which races will be friends for their kind assistance dur held, and horsemen are taking ad- Ing the last illness of our belove vantage of the situation. Mr. Dodd mother, Mrs. Ellen Biichan-'" was Interested In the fine black stal- THE FAMILY. 2ND DOOR WEST OF POSTOFFICE. CALIFORNIA'S PURE FRUITS are unsurpassed with flavor. Those who taste them marvel at their their goodness. HUNT'S CANNED FRUITS are gathered from Cal ifornia's best orchards, preserved so that you in your home may have them every day in the year with the full ripe orchard flavor. 3 Cans for $1.00 For Sale by' PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PERSONAM). t ! Mrs. Emma Ward was a passenger o Telocaset this morning. Mrs. C M. Hahn of Summervllle went to Portland this afternoon on business Mrs. Peral Downs and sons Har old and Eunice went to Cove this morning to visit friends. J. E. Woods of Summervllle de parted this morning for California where he will spend the winter. Mrs. A. J. Bowlln departed this morning for Boise and Salt Lake, i She will Join her husband In Norton, Kansas. George L. Cleaver was In the city last night to attend the meeting cf the directors of the La Grande Na tional bank. John Higglns of Boone, Iowa, Is In , the city from Washington points. He) expects to remain In La Grande ai number of months. , N. K. West has a number of colts that will be gotten ready for ths f races In the summer. These will be i 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 t'. thank our many loyal friends and patrons for their liberal support during 1912, which has far exceeded our mos1 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 justlv belong. Come with ub through 1913 for a successful busi ness. ... Where Quality Is Paramount Where Quality Is Paramount .