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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1913)
J. UN THFIR WAY wn 1 1 1 a-1 1 1 mil MATE ARDREY XABDtjCED Take I nto Himself "Hell Soon a La Grande GM,VU DIsqaa. LANT XIGIIV AND TODAY. k " , Total is. .V'jout Thirty' to' Make up Tarty at Portland Tuesday. Nineteen bi'sine men .- left last night and tbig morning for Portland to commence their annual junket to Western Oregon. The stormy weath er prevented one or two from going but on tbe whole, the Hat prepared some few day ago as hei't i n t u fr The Jurfc'-i proper commences at I'ortland i-.oitcw raoi-j-.tng when tli wrowd will kco; tTther and travel By ajec.! car,' going to 'Albany yla Stt auJ tbe Rttlem senate and "house, irntna; on t Corval'.'s later. Most of the men anticipate to return Jto La Grande about next Saturday. Several business men 'had gone to "Portland previously and Join the par ty at Portland ao that the original list of 30 will be in the party. f' ,Nate Ardrey and Miss Nellie Dlsqua n or them of La Grande. 1 were quietly married Saturday evenlfrg at tbe home of tbe bride's father. Cbaa. i Dlsqua. at 8 o'clock. A. O. Lane, paa. tor of tbe Presbyterian church offi ciated. Jfr. and Mrs. Ardrey are both La Crandera, born and raised. Mr Ardrey's parents now live In "Port- l land but for many years made tbelr home here and the groom has never gotten entirely away from tbla cltv I ns "tiunuBi iii i"r au nximisive piano tuning business.. Tbe bride, too. is ' popular and well known, living here always. Mr. and Mrs. Ardrey sprang a surprise on their friends few of whom had been '-previously apprised of the matrimonial voyage under con Hair Work. "Madam Kennedy will be at the 8a vey hotel for one more week. 1-20 tf B. B. NUTTER To Please The Housewife with the Wall Paper for each room let her chocse them herself here, and he will find every different design and style of a high grade, and most artistically attractive. It Is the de light of ladles to Inspect our large and varied stock of high-class wall Vapors, and to select from It such patterns as more particularly please then!. We shall be iglad to be favored with s call. . ? TMIONE It 971. SIXTH ST. comedy huciu:m at arcade 1 WOIX2 3E II KIR, WESTERN" DRAMA. AMERICAN CO. 2 GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK, A ( OJIEDY, GREAT .NORTHERN ( 0. 8 HALL & O'DRINE, IN VAl'DE YILLE. (XASSY ACT. 4 GAl iPKNT WEEKLY, ALWAYS INTHKESTTXa 1 5-JACK AS THE . WINDOW (LEANER, fOMEDY. CURE THAT FAILED, ' FARCE COMEDY, KEYSTONE CO. 7 HOW HIRAM" WON OCT FARCE OC0TEDY, KEYSTONE CO. North Powder Cornell Meeting Held, . North Powder News) The city council met In i an.' ad journed session Thursday night; Jan uary 9. Messrs. LenharC' Gtlkinson. Johnson Rlggs,. McOrath, Recorder Sturgill and Marshall" Aahby " were present. Councilman Ollkinson' oc cupied the chair In absence of Mayor Lambert, who was In Portland. Minutes of previous meeting were read and' approved. The Recorder made the following report: -balance on hand Jan. 1, 1912 $543)6; receipts from ' n t . ; J 13298.47; expenses. $22CV.; on band Jan. 1. 1913. ?"rOT I The marshall's report ...u ' and the part relating to flrsi coi!ec:- ed was referred to th flnao rt.-' tnlttee. A uuibe t." j.'.'.t e:e preoi.:t;. and r'l' el. ' No further business appearing th. meeting adjourned. -------------- I I'ulon Items. Drives On" a Terrer. Tbe chief executioner of death Ir, the winter and spring months li pneumonia. Its advance agents art colds and grip. In any attack by one of these maladies no time should b lost lit taking tbe best, medicine' ob tainable to drive It off. ' Countlesi thousands, have found this to be Dr King's New Discovery. "My husband believes It has kept htm from having pneumonia three or ' four times,; writes Mrs. George W. , Place, Raw sonvllle, Vt "and for coughs, coldt and croup we have never found its equal." Guaranteed for all bronchia: affections. Price 50 cents and $1.00 Trial bottle free at all druggists. Card of Thanks. The relatives of Mrs Jos. Horst uiiiu desire- to express their appreci ation to the many friends for the kindness and . sympathy Bhown by l hem through hor illness and death: MAW FURS WANTED. Highest market price for any kind of raw furs. Correspondence solicit or A Pimor. Hot Like. Ore. 1-20 fit (Union Scout.) ' R. D. Jones' has moved bis family to La Grande.' A party was given to Mr. and Mrs. It. "AI." Wright at their home In this city Monday night. ' Miss Amanda Pritcbard, a former Union girl and David C. Anderson of Portland were married January 9th In that city.- ' 'Roy Corry of Alberta arrived In town this week for an Indefinite stay. Mi". Corryls highly pleased with Un ion and will make this vicinity his home. STAXCHEJELp PRODUCE CO. SOLD Dave Clark and W. A. Snook I'ur. chase Retail Produce Company. "' D. M. Clark and W. S. Snook today purchased the Wwters-Stanchfleld Produce company through the Geo. H. Currey real estate agency. Dave Clark, having Just retired from the of fice of county commissioner, and Mr. Snook who Is a well known pioneer of this valley are both well fitted to con tinue the success of the firm. Mr. Stanchfleld was forced to sell through serious sickness and will probably move to some other locality In the future. Mr. Stanchfleld moved to La Grande about three years ago and has been prominently connected with commercial and social activities all the while. He has built up a profitable business within this time and regrets very much to he forced to sell. His many friends will be sorry to learn of his Intention of leaving, and wish him a speedy recovery from hla present lllnesa. The new own ers will assume control in a few days SHERRY'S a 9 a -a - a a What's a Dry Tumbler ? A "Flip-Flop" Artist that Wants a Drink? That woald lie one kind, hot our Is a mai-hliie that weighs 2 Ions. IthaaaUpgeollndrlcalTflrelliskct Into which the liciixlno washed gannenki are ut. A rapidly rrtuMnit fun ''low licatd air Ihnmirh frarnwBt tbe cylinder revol e Mow and "tumble." la few minntcs the last snl T of "That Horrid Gasolene Smell"' dlaappears m4 the farmeat Is CLEAN AND ODORLESS. It cost are lo Install TUMBLER than xtreWh a clothesline In the back but jeu will appreciate the difference In itertlce. We expect to. start our Day Cleaning 8nd Pressing Plant Wednesday. Cherry's. New , Laundry, Inc. " : ;" OBO. CtLBSRT. MANAOBH. Offer a Splendid I'roRram Tod iy nud Toniorro. For today and tomorrow the man 'ns'nnent of Sherry'a theatre has se cured a splendid two reel feature. "The Crooked Path," a powerful dra matic story of -the underworld, the ', popular Patho Weekly, a fine comedy t-.V-n in Yellowstone National park iiu l alio ."or the .first half of the week the HohU. a real novelty act. globe rolling and fancy balancing. "By buying slightly deteriorated property, repairing ii improving its appearance, and then selling at a ma terial advance I earned my start in the financial world." -Thus spoke a man who has made much money by dealing in real estate. . f Tro the modern world is becoming intensely practical, yet he esthetic - still plays an important part in even rvr btiiness transactions. The neatness, the cleanli-, rieic, the beauty of a thing appeal far stronger than the practical value. All things in regard to utility being equal, the most' attractive will gain the preference every time. This material age even directly develops an improved esthetic sense. The most useful is that which is plain, and regular, and clean. Older, not confusion, is the goal of intelligence. That which is irregular, fancy and therefore liable to be unsanitaryis the refuge cf legions of microbes. , An old "shack' cleaned, papered, repaired, the lawn improved, the roof repaired, and the foundation strengthened makea a more attractive home than a modern house that has been neglected and allowed to deteriorate. You can do what the man did, if you will. You can make a start, or increase -what you have by dealing right here at home. La Grande is the nucleus as well as the object pont of several heehives that are going to stir things up in this sec tion before long. We have many - bargains for sale in homes that are in good condition, and with a little paint and some soap and water they can easily be transformed into an inviting home that will sell at a substantial advance. Why not investigate bur licts and see if you can not find a" good investment or a desirable home for yourself? GEO. H. GURREY 108 ELM STREET He Who Sells REAL ESTATE LA GRANDE, OR. ' ' ' Married In l.a (.made. C. M. May1 and' Mr;. Kll'en Worthy were married In l.a Grande alst week Friday, January 10 by Judge Knowles lloth Mr." and Airs. May are well known In the community and have the best wishes of their friends. They will make, their home at Oscar Pllcher's. North Powder News. . , l.odite Notice. All members of Rowena Temple No. 9. Pvthian Sisters, are requested to be nrespnt at the next regular meeting son to represent the Observer In Thursday evening. January 23rd, 1913. WINNIE C. OL1VHR l-20-U M- of R- & c- Klicln Store Burn. Floyd D. Evans was In the city with his father J. T. Kvana to secure med ical attention for the Injured tnnd of Floyd. In a recent Are which destroy, ed the clothing establishment of J. n. Johnston of Elgin the son had the nt'sfortune to have Ms hand severely burned. He stales that the fire was muler control 15 minutes after the water was made to play on the flames but that the entire stock was ruined. The stock was heavily Insured. . EARN SOMETHING PI-RING - YOUR. SPARE TIME. P The Observer has an attractive t proposition for one pr.rson-r- either lady or man In every school district In Union and ! ? Wallowa counties outside- of La 4 Grande, to act as correspondent. Space rate will be paid for all 4 P news, provided at least one news letter each week Is sent In. This work can be done dur- 4 Ing si-are moments. Checks for 4 services will be mailed each t month. Remember, a correspondent Is wanted at every postofflce and 4 In every, as well as In each school district. No previous ex- perlence is necessary, as all 4 that Is required Is telling the news of the community as It oc- curs. Write at once and be the per- 4 A vnn r mmmunitr. thus making some extra money for yourself. THE OBSERVER, tf La Grande. Oregon. Conld Shout for Joy." "I want to thank you from the bot tom of my heart," wrote C. B.' Radcr of Lewisburg, W. Va "for the won derful double benefit I got from Elec tric Bitters, In curing me of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism., from which I bad been an almost helpless sufferer tor ten years. It suited my case as though made Just for me.",. For dyspepsia. Indigestion, Jaundice, and to rid the system of kidney nolsona WANTED Experienced stenographer rheumatism, Electric Bitters have no Call at National Protective service, superior. Try, them. Every bottle -room S. Newlin s Drug building. Is guaranteed. Only 50 cents at all Phone Red 3051. l-20-3t druggists.- ' ' We handle the "PEERLESS PRODUCTS" Famous Stage Bcanties look with horror on skin eruptions. ! blotches, sorea or pimples. They ' don't have them. For all such trou- j bles use Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. . It ) glorifies the fare. Excellent for ec- j tema or salt rheum. It cures tore ' Hps, chapped hands, chilblains; heals j burns, cuta and bruises. Unsurpas sed for piles. at all druggists. I The name "Peerless' signifies perfection in Mazda and Gem Lamps AVe sell Westinghouse Motors . -. - Byron - Jackson" & Gould Pumping' outfits for irrigation, etc. "We sell ' .. American and Westing liouse electrically Heated Apparatus . Irons, etc. Guarantees ' for all time. i "We will wire your house and take care 'of repair work.'-' ; La Grande Electric - Co. Foley Hotel Block Black 3141 I -' 1.1 IS--... -.1,1
