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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1913)
LA GRANDE EVKN1XG OBSERVES, PAGE FIVE Tomorrow, SaMrdayy E Traders 7 Besides Thousands of Remnants that will be put on sale at' HALF PRICE, there will be some very exceptional Bargains in LADIES' SUITS, COATS, UNDERWEAR, MILLINERY, CORSETS, MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING, Etc. ! FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1913. Bay 28-INCH PERCALE, SPECIAL FOR 1 SATURDAY '. . . . . . . . SHERRY'S The HOUSE OF COMFORT THfe SAKAJrUTAN OF. COOG AJPS TEJiEMJCKT. An unusually strong drama THE EMPIRE HASP OK- CMESTRA THE EAVESEDKOPPERS Two, children show a court ing couple bow to make love. A YITAGRAPH. A BATTLE OF WITS A powerful drama featuring Alice Joyce. A KALEM. MSOfO IOILV'S MEXI CAN WIFE. Western drama with G. M. Anderson in the title role. An S.AA. . THREE GFRLS AND A MAX Three against one Isn't fair. A fine Y1TAGBAPH. COMING: ,, MONDAY AND .TUESDAY THE WHEAT STEEPLECHASE TWO HEELS l' l l !l ! , l 1 1 LOCALS f ' " TOGGERY. ABk your friends what kind of sulU we make. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main J 91. Day and nigbt. 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. Two Cubes For 5c 'Makes two cups of Bouillon. No cooking, no trouble. Just lrp one cube into a eu of hot water. For Sale b7 PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY OUR BARGAIN SHOE TABLES are of interest TEE GOLDEN RULE CO. PILES CUBED IX TO 11 DATS. TAMING A BACHELOR, A GREAT COMEDY WKL4MA AT THE ARCADE Your druggist will refund money it TONIGHT. PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or The Snowflake bakery is now open Protruding Piles In ( to 14 days. 50c. for business under the new owner . . ship of J. D. Porter. He bas made ' SHEKIBY'S TONKrHT THE .EM- ' many chanf 8 M 'ea"aneed he PIKE HARP ORCHESTRA. LM.tt tire premises. Qu fck hot lunches and a complete line of confections al- Many lines reduced still lowet at' wa t0 bai- Vr- Porter ha" em West's 16th annual sala I P10""1 a first claM baker-one who , ' I knows the business and every Snow- DRY WOOD FOR SALE $3.50 per cord. Phone Red 641. 12-21-tf O. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his-, tnrv nf mimic carefullv taueht.. 604 Adams ave., phone black 1352 . : , HE A COCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd floor new Foley building. I TWO BIG FARCE COMEDIES AT THE ARCADE TONJttHT WITH MA S BEL XOKMjlX, MAX SEXNET AXD FRED MACE AS THE STAIRS. Your choice of any ladles', suit It the store for $9.90 at West's loth an nual sale. Let Heacock fit your glasses. Big ice skating rink' on Cor 8th and S avenue Price 15c. Skates to rent 1-10-tf RITTER The photographer in your town. 11-ltf - Dressmaking Mrs. Judson and Olcson. Satisfaction guarn-C"" 1620 Sixth street. 1-4-tf . "THE BAD MAN FROM IDAHO," ARCADE TONIGHT. A DRAMATIC SKETCH AT THE S THE AMERICAN QUEEN COIR- . S SET S Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetlere nt 1103 L avenue. Phone Black G $ 831 for demonstratalon. Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and Attelberry, 1302,i O ave. Phone B 561 THE EMPIRE HARP ORCHESTRA AT SHERRY'S TONIGHT. l-lO-it DR. II. S. BKOWN'TOX, Dental. Of fice over Sherry's theatre. Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic I jlano playing and harmony. PVin Hack 81. St-idlo, Corner it Fir hum j dams. 9-23-lf La Grande Haziness College This rollepe will he closed only on Christmas Diy and New Years' Day. Tlie second semester will com mence on Jan. 2, 1913. All students Intending to piiroll Rre requested to tlo so as soon as possible. Reduced rates. ALL NEW PICTURES AT THE i ARCA HE TONIGHT WITH TWO RIG ! COMEDIES. j HEACOCK erlnds any lens In a ' row minutes. 3rd floor new Foley 1 building. I Many lines reduced below hall ,rfe nt West's 3"th annual sale. V I llendrlfk resIdr.t tuner. P. 712 . IIEACOCK'S GLASSES TIT. F;iarVi tol't nt T.a O ramie Piis! ni college. School T p. m. evening! Monday. Wednesday. Friday. Lai will go by way of boat to San Fran Grande Business College. Pi of. F. Cisco. Miss Couch Is sp-c iaiizing !! Fcrnande. English. flake patron has highest praise for ibis bread and pastries. l-10-4t RAYMOND ft GILBERT, IX YAL DE V1LLE AT THE ARCADE TO. XlttHT. PERSONALS. L. A. Stoop of Elgin was in the city on business. J. B.' Hagey, the Starkey stockman, was in the city yesterday transacting business. " , " Miss Runa Bacon went to Baker to day, where she is taking music les sons. ' iMrs. Wm. Stoop returned to Eln this morning after spending the boil days with her son, W. D. Stoop. (Mrs. E. Hanson and daughter Leon a went to Huntington this morn ing to visit relatives Mr. and "Mrs. J. M. Choate from Summervllle were In La Grande -'"VP'rig and meeting old friends. Mrs. F. I Massey and baby Claude from Portland went to Elgin this morning on a visit. Joe Carr and F. S. Bramwell re turned this morning from Pendleton. Both were on a business mission. Wm. Miller, prominent real estate dealer of La Grande, went to Elgin this morning to transact business. 3lr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer are on their way to California to spend the winter, aiming to return early in the spring. Miss Bessie Smith who has heon the guest of her sister. Miss Bonnie Smith of this city returned homo this morning. . L. Knapper, a prominent fanner of the Joseph country, and president of the First National bank, was in tlie. city attending tn business malicib. P.arney Hanson, a resident of Til i.;:i:;iok, arrives in La Grande this morning to visit with his brother. . .i' 1 Hanson. J. J. Brugger of Elgin has been ir La Grande some time In the charge of a physician, lie returned to hit homo this morning. C. A. Galloway, eotmty comiiiiss'on ei. was in attendance at. sessions of t',e county court. He retjtued to r..s home this mcrnlrs, cccn .lj.aii i. i! l,y Councilman J. F. Campholl. H. W. Peterson, traveling ptnisnn ger and freight agent for the Ci.lcn go, Milwaukee & PhRi-t Scum! ; ab road and the Chicago & St. Paul load was in La Grande looking aft?, ill" Interests of the companies. Mr. and Mrs. Sprat .Monteomery have relumed from Asotin where t;iv were called l.y the fnt.il 111 !:- c f Pices Montgomery. The si: k man continue to iniihe a strong Unlit "i;ainst the inrcmds i,t hi" cll-enf i 'it cc-riis to 1; 1 'ii'.'h'ss.y i-l. Mi?s lilsie C'oii'h of I -land City r" iViT.f.l ti Berkeley, California, to re siin e 1ser ti:d!. nt Mir t.nlvor-.-':" of Calir .i'n'a. SI o s'-'-nt t'n1 lioliihi'. . w ith her parents. From Po. tl: n'i si e BEST GRADE 12 I-2c OUTING FLAN NEL, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY . . to any who need Mrs. O. B. Irey and daughter Bis hop returned from a visit In the Jo seph country. They are on their way to Emmett, Idaho. Mrs. Frances Wilson from Portland who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. B. E. McCall, went to Wallowa this morning to spend a few days with Mrs. Bonsell. ' Mrs. Blackner, accompanied by ber children, Oran, Elite and Clarence, arrived in the city this morning and went to Imbler to visit with trends for a number of days. Her home Is in Welser, Idaho. ' (Mr. and Mrs. H. Zollinger, who have been visiting in La Grande for some time, and who bad expected to spend the winter here, left today for Los Angeles, Cal., where they will remain until spring expecting to re turn and make their future home here. Their son, Ray T., will leave in a few days for their old home In Des Moines, Iowa, where be goes to accept a position with a mercantile establishment. y , Ashanti Customs. In Ashanti many families are for blddeV'the use of certain pieats. In like mnnuer others' are forbidden to wear clothes of a certain color. Got the Habit Later. In a tieriiion preached - In a small church lu Glasgow the pastor, after in veighing against slot hf illness, Bald by way of climax: "Do you think Adam and Kve weut alMiut the garden of Eden with their bunds lu their pock ets?" The Foxglove. The flowers of the foxglove are like the fingers of a glove. -The name of foxglove is said to lie n corruption of "folk's glove-' or "fulry's glove." Textile Fabrics. The word textile means any kind of woven fabric made from wool, cot ton, silk, flax, hemp, ramie, goat, cam el's hnlf anil beaver, or the filaments drawn out of leaves, gold, or any other metal, nil of which are webs formed of textiles. The Proof. "There must have been n burglar In my room last ni(.iit,"- remarked Wow pay at the breakfast table. "Mercy:" ejaculated his fellow board ers. "How do you know? Did you lose something?" "On the contrary, I found u roll of blllx on the flour right by the window." Whereat there was a general scram ble buck to the rooms, while the land lady remained to give Slowpay a sec ond helping of poached eggs. Fuu Magazine. The Horrors of War. A Ilulcarlan maiden named I'tcjyghazxry iirroKiizur I.ovid. a F. lillpr whoso natiie wa Mlu l.kklk'irz:ir. 'In n tic- 1 ft for the front I If i i .1. w It h a grunt. "I'll rpit j-ini nt I'lm'ttriiBylknnpmnHii g rf.-.-.t .iloxarz.ir." -t'liic-iiinntl Knqulrer. - Too Deep For Him. A rookie had joined the? navy and was being drilled with Ills shipmates on a pier. "Fall in!" came the order. Immediately be fell Into the water. "Two deep!" was the next order. Rookie (spluttering lu the walen Why didn't ye tell me It was too deep before 1 fell In? -New ork American. After Election. "T tim" i- i'mp." the V"iy n.l!d, "To ttiiiik of i.lh'T tliintCM Of m ikii ; ..! ). for dally bread An i p'lyiir: n-i.t. l.y J!ni45!" JtlcWe. A Fair W3rning. ren:nit ireailin--' o c r hit n'-Hili'tit In- .'Ml t I N '0'. C iT'll tt lfcl- 1.1,1'lf here. ne.M Hi. " you f;ill out iin m you'd ln-tter l;ile carp. This volc-v nyi that nlu n I suffer from cln iim stall" e over which I have no control I d jn't Kct iinythlni.'. I'lii r'ende Ulntter. footwear. They're Orchestra Pleases. The Empire harp orchestra who opened a return engagement at Sher ry's theatre ' last . night proved as popular as on their former appear ance here and those who heard their selections rendered at each of the three performances expressed them selves as highly pleased. Not only do they play well but they , "fit the pictures" with appropriate music. Tkey will be here for a short time only and all lovers of good muBlc should avail themselves of he op portunity of bearing them. . REDUCTIOX j ' On Sweaters We sill have a few of the popular ruff-neck sweaters. In order to close I them out we have decided to reduce the price from $8.50 to $7.00. 1 . W. H. BOHXEXKAXP CO. I l-10-3t For Eczema Vn a mild nothing' wash that instantly stopa the Itch. We have aold many other remedies for kin trouble but none that we could per tonally ffanrnte as we do tha P. D. li, Freaorlptlon. If I had Kczema I'd UN D. D. D. Prescription FOR SAtJS BY A. T. HILL, DRUG-OlflT. DON'T WRESTLE ' With a HOT WATER BOTTLE Have vou ever rot into trouble over an old hot water bottle" and tried to punch' it into shape I You are sure to fret the worst of it. In the first place you should not have an old hot water bottle. If yon had bought a guaranteed . HOT WATER BOTTLE from us you would have the kind that don't. leak, the kind in which the stoppers fit tight. The kind that gives satisfaction in every way. Buy here and be satisfied. RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phone Main 4 Where Quality Is Paramount You will find plenty FRESH EGGS VEGETABLES of all kinds in season. Yours to riease v ' ' The Union County Co-Operative Assn. Hiere. Quality 13 Paramount 6ic Bargains. S5S " CAX ICC DOUBT IT! Wuea the Proof Can Be S Easily In vestigated. When so many grateful citizens of La Grande testify to benefit derived from Dean's Kidney Pills, can you doubt the evidence? The proof Is not far away it is almost at your door. iRead what a resident of La Grande ays about Doan's Kidney Pills. Can you demand more convincing test!-. monyT ' . Mrs. M. E. Nibley, 2106 Third St, La Grande, Ore., says "iMy back ached and I bad severe pains through my right Bide. I was all crippled up and I found it hard .to do my housework. . One of my relatives had used Doan's Kidney Pills and advised me to try them. Two boxes drove away the aches and pains, and there has beea no return of the trouble. Everything -I said about Doan's Kidney Pills when I recommended them before; I wil lingly confirm now.' For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, soe agents for the United States. ' 'Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Where Quality Is Paramount Where Quality Paramount I
