La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JANUABY 23, 1913. LA GIUND23 B20N0 QBaJZWCt, - PAGE i!T3 SHERRY'S I G The HOUSE OF COMFORT I I n FATUE'S WEEKLY ALWAYS IXTERESTIJiG. "A M'OTIlEirS STRATEGY" DRAMATIC Lt'ISIX. "THE CRIME OF CARELESS XESS" CO-OPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANTFACTlKEaiS. AN EDI. SON. FRECKLES A FINE VITA GRAPH COM EDY, FEATURING JOHN BUN. NY AND FLORA FINCH. VACDEYILLE. , THE MAC ALLISTERS ISLE, KYLE, KILTIES BAGPIPE AND SCOTCH DANCES. . LOCAL BREVITIES. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss - line will have quarter at the r'oley hotel. Phone Main 191: Day nd night . , Spanish taught at Room 3. Foley block. 7 p. m. evenings Monday, Wed- A THREE REEL SENSATIONAL -FEATURE AT THE ARCADE T0- iilGHT. FINE . YAUDEYILLE, A XASSY SINGER AND THE EVER POPULAR GAUMONT WEEKLY. BULK MINCE MEAT ONE POUND MAKES ONE PIE "15c A POUND 1 Good things brought from ev ery corner, of the earth are used in making this mincemeat. Big juicy raisins, currants that melt In your mouth, choice cuts of beef and whtte kidney suet candled peels and citron. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Where Quality Is Paramount There is a reason for everything and the reason our business has increased so fast is because our prices are the same and in many cases less." At the same time we are paying dividends to the good pat rons on their purchases, Each day we are adding new names to our list who wish to share in the benefits .that are to be de rived. Yours to Please The Union County Co-Operative Assn. vTi ere Quality Is Paramount - AJSTHUII EL WELL, CLASS! babj. ivs auuus AT TUB ARC ASK TOJfMJHT. . M7.8t nesday. Friday. Prof. F. Fornandei. Let Heacock fit your glasses. La Grande Business College. .Telegraphy. Spanish and a full practical course- In business. Enroll nt any time, Office herb supplied t a moment's notice. HEACOCK grinds any lens in a I few- minutes. 3rd floor new Folev Dullding. DR. GAR-EL-HAMA, THE BIG SENSATION AT THE ARCADE TO. JUUHT. 1.27 2t YLNCENT LORENE, CLEYER YAUDEYILLE AT THE ARCADE TO NIGHT. . 1.27 t HAW FURS WANTED. Highest market price for any kind of raw furs. Correspondence solicit ed. A Runer, Hot Lake, Ore. 1-20 Ct G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music carefully taught 004 Adams are., phone black 1352 J , DR. GAR-EL-HAMA A THRILLING PRODUCTION IN THREE REELS AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. 1-27-21 TO CURS A COLD IX ONE DAT 1 Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If it falls to cure. E. W. DROVE'S sig nature Is on each box. 26c - , Big lee skating rink on Cor S'u and N avenue Price 15c. Skates to rent 1-10-tf Dressmaking Mrs. Oleson. Satisfaction 1620 Sixth street. Judson and guaranteed. 1-4-tf DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentet. Of- flce 0Ter Sherry's theatre. THE BIG SHOW AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT. EVERYBODY'S GOING. l-87-2t UEACOCK'S GLASSES FIT. GAUMONT WEEKLY AT THE AR- p,ace after a br)lef vIslt ,n tne coun" CADE TONIGHT, 1-27 21 Beat- 1 Ed Wfcrner physical director of Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artlatlc'the T. M.'C: A.; went to Pendleton to piano playing and harmony. Phone J witness the contest between Jackson I Black 881. Studio, Corner f Fir and. Adams. 9-23-tf HEACOCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd floor new Foley building. W F Hendrlck resident tuner. Bz 732. Skating at the Odeon Every . Tuesday and Thursday evening, DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Children especially Invited Sat urday afternoon. 15 cents for children. V. Bean, manager. Where Quality Is Paramount Where Quality Is Paramount ' Dressmaking, lira. Rev. Adam tad Attelberry. MMft nve. Phone B SCI SITTER The photographer In your town. 11-1 tf -.4 THE AMERICAN QUEEN COR- ' : SET Mrs. O. C. Coombs, corsetiere at 1103 L avenue. Phone Black 4 S31 for deraonstratalon. DRY WOOD FOR SALE $3.50 por . cord. Phone Rod 41. 12-21-tf USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, TD m.cle luauvr to be ahakon luto iha hew. If yxt want rr-t ana comfort lor lircd, telling. okn,iwal "J fi-rt, or. j .Mkn' Foot.Kaatt. Itiw llvvit corns mid kimiona of all pain and urcrriiK bliateri,auraiidralutp.iii. j,..t 11,0 il,Ml, fr Hawing lain.-., lnu-nt 1-enther Mio-, ai d It Breaking in New Blic a. Ilia tlx grralo-t romf.irl dicotrvof ItKaea. Try It loxJa. Sol.levarywhertv tact. Uon't w; t anp lubttitii tt. For Fit Kh trial package, additxa Alluu rj. Olmsted, La ltoj, .N. v. t PERSONALS. ' t Mrs. R. W. Loughlin was a passen gcr to Island City this morning. . Sheriff Hug went to Elgin today on official business. C. H. Gas sett of Cove was in the city on business returning to that place this morning. Mr and Mrs. Hollenbeck arrived In La Grande from Union and Intend to make this city their future home. Mrs. Ole Matthews and baby went lo Elgin to spend the day with rela tives. Mrs. Herbert Van Gordon of Cove J was in the city shopping and meeting friends. Miss Grace Chllders went to Ka mela to spend a few days with Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. John Veils of Imbler was In the city making purchases and meet ing friends. " ' - ' Miss Mabel Arnold or Elgin went to Pendleton this morning to visit with friends.' "Pike" Dubole and Uncle John Pow ell of Elgin were passengers to that and Zbyszko, heavyweight wrestlers Mr. and Mrs. J: B. Brown of Elgin have lust returned from a long trip through the eastern states and the southern- part of California. "Mrs. St Clair and son Clarence of Portland arrived in La Grande on their way to Loatine where they will visit ' relatives Indefinitely. Cyril Ven Mete made connections In La Grande this morning for Imbl where he will visit trends and seek employment. Mrs. H. A. Johnston of Weiser, Ida ho, made - connections In La Grande for Wallowa where she will visit the Wolf family for a number. of weeks Mrs. F. D.'Boot, proprietress of the Montana house, went to Elgin this morning to be the guest of Mrs. Gill man for a few days. Mrs. and Mrs. L. Af. Jansen of Im bler were In the city making spring purchases for the .Imbler co-op. of which Mr. Jansen Is the manager. Mrs. Rodgers and baby were at Hot Lake visiting Mr. Rbdgers who is confined to the sanatorium with a se vere case of rheumatism. J. K. Wright, one of the Jolly Jun- keteers to AJbanv returned to the city after spending a few days in the me tropolis. George Flagg. assistant to his fath er in the Elgin Recorder office, was in the city meeting his friends in the Observer office. Attorney W. B. Sargent went to En terprise this morning to adjust a fire ' loss for Paul and Max Wilson, whose hm'se was recently destroyed. Tom Duncan, traveling salesman for Wadhama company of Portland. I made his usual trip to Union and 1 Cove this morning in the Interest of the grocery business. I Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Russell and chil ! dren of Elgin passed through La Orande this morning on their way to ; Durkee, Oregon where they will make I their future home. Uncle J. T. Evans, one of the old standby of the Palmer Lumber com pany camp was In the cHy resting up. He returned to his duties this morning. D. B. Evoett and Joe Ellson of Laj Grande were passengers to Hot Lake. this morning where they will test the healing qualities of the water at that place. ., Mr. and . Mrs. John Oaroner and on John Jr.,, started on their long Journey to 8an Diego, California, this, morntnjg. They will go by way of Salt Lake and will be gone two months or more. Mrs. O'Mallcy and daughter Grace from Walla Walla made connections for Joseph this morning. Mrs. O'Mal lcy received word that her son at that place had been kicked by a horse and was suffering from a fractured skull. J. II. Dickinson of Fruhdale went to Imbler this morning on business. Mr. Dickinson Is much interested In the, fruit market and trusts ere long the farmers of the valley will be In a position to market their crops with out the Intervention of the com mis slon men. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bradshaw went to Portland this morning where they will put their daughter In charge of a surgeon for an operation. The lit tle girl has had an affliction of the eye and resort to the knife has be come necessary. ' . " Gteeson Was Badly Hurt Walter Glees cm, the well known I . , - . . . . k,i,,I mining engineer, who was brought vi- I. V Ban II. r. I IU U1B U ' rlson mine Saturday, after sustaining Injuries to one foot. Is gaining nicely, and while he will be Incapacitated for several weeks according to the ati tending physicians, he will suffer no permanent Injury., He was engaged In his work at the Ben Harrison mill when the ac cident happened. He slipped near a pulley and his foot was drawn over the pulley under a heavy belt. Inflict ing painful injuries. Some of the smaller bones, too, were displaced and altogether the accident proved a ser ious one. A Ndw Discovery. One of he sensations of the twen tieth century is Merltol Rheumatism The best known remedy for rheuma-' Powders! A lm to every sufferer, tism In all its forma. Ask those who have tried It. Newlln Drug company. Sickles Has Friends. Omaha, Neb., Jan. 28. General 3ranvllle Dodge, a war hero and mil lionaire, who fought with General Sickles, announced he would come to Sldtles' aid ,lf asked. Sickles Is a cused of misappropriating funds. Eggs Sent to Wltoon. - New, York, Jan. 28. Five dozen fresh eggs, each labeled "votes for women" from the Interborough Suff rage club, were sent to Wilson by par. eel post today. . Merltol Hair Tonic keeps the scalp in a healthy condition, prevents the hair from falling out, restores it to its natural color and used regularly keeDa the hair soft and fluffy. New lin Drug company. PROGRAM AT ARCADE TOMGHT 1 DK . GAR-EL-HAMA, .THREE I RE EL FEATURE. 2 VIKCEXT LORENE, CLEVER VAUDEVILLE. 8OttR. ARTHUR ELWELL, 15 BA3UT05E SOLOS. 4 OAUMOST WEEKLY, ALWAV8 ISTEKESTIXG. 4 4 444404i4t'4' TOO LATE FOB CLASSIF1CA. 4 FOR RENT 6 room house, furnished complete. $15.00. 1606 Sixth St. Phone Red 46l! , l-27-4t WOMAN WANTS TO WOlRK for par ties leaving town. Call Red 681. 1-27 tf STRAYED 1 year old brown yearl ing heifer branded "H K" on right hip. Half crop out of right ear, up per bit and half crop out of left ear. Came to William Henry ranch at Imbler about three months ago. Owner may have heifer by calling and paying damages. 1-27-St FOR SALE Good IncubatoT at a bar' gain. Phone Black 1241. 1-28-tf Try our one dollar box of fresh-cut cut flowers, our selection, delivered paid by parcel post, cash with order. Carnation 60 and 75 cents roees $1.00 to $2.00 per dozen, violets 26 to 40 cents per bunch, sweet peas $1.50 per 100. Other fresh cut-flowers and de- signs at Portland prices. Baker Flor I A Seed Co., Baker, Oregon, Tue Thu Sat ' 1 - Classified t iUTEKNAL iHDEK5 A. F. & A. (M. La Grande Lodge Nc 41. A. F. & A. M. holds regulai tuoetlngs first and third Saturdayi at 7:30 p. w. Cordial welcome " all Masons. N. MOLITOR, W. M. . A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary. B. P. O. K. La Grande Lodge No. U meets each Thursday evening at o'clock In Elk's club, corner of D pot street and Washington aveaae Visiting brother cordially. Invitee to tttul T. J. 8CROGOINS, KB. H. K. COOUDGI, Rec Bee WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Orande Lodge No. 16 W. O, W am every first 'and third Fii tars at L a O. r. halL All visit U asemMra welcome, D. FITZGERALD, C C. J. B. CKNNXT, Clark. MOUKRN WOODMEN OF AMBR1CA- L Orande Camp No. T70 meet os And third Thursday eve , tMjh -. U.V K. at baJL Visiting aelghbora welcoaa. W. A. DUNN. V. a W. r. LANDS UM, Clark. BOTAL NEIGHBORS Meeta aaooad and fourth rlday evwrj saonUk. AU vlaltlw mi dlally lavltad. OOIU FITZGERALD, Oracle. LJLLT a glMMT.K. Recorder. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. M maeta every Tuesday areola- la tki I. O. 0. r. halt All visiting , ttera are Invited to attend. ' SELLA WAGNER, N. O. MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, See. U O. O. M, La Grande Lodge No 860, Loyal Order ot Moose, holdi regular meetings every Monday at 7:30 p. m. In I. O. O. F. ball Visit log brother cordially Invited to at tend. B. la LEAVITT, Sec'. R. J. GREEN. W. D. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croat : Lodge No. 37 meets every llaadai Bight IK CasUe hall, (old Blk'a kail ) A Pythian welcome to all vlsltlaj ' ' Knlgnta. ' b. w, uunr. c. c. R. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. 4 & 9. B. 8. Hope Chapter No. It, O. ' 8., bold stated eommnnlcatloaj thi second and foartn Wednesdays 0; each month, t atting members w " dun? tBTited. ARB. MARTS JACKSON, W. kf. MART A. WARWICK. Bee. F. O. E. La Orande Aerie No. 2S9. Meets every Friday evening at I o'clock, nt the K. ot P. hall. VU- lting members cordially welcomed, HARRY W. SWARTZ, W, P. L. F. BELLINGER, Sec Why Salves Can't Cure Eczema Since the o1d-faahiond theory of cur ing ecsema through the blood naa been Slven up by scientists, many different alvea have been tried for skin diseases. But it has been found that these salves nly clog the pores and cannot penetrate to the Inner skin below the epidermis Where the eczema germs are lodged. This the quality of penetrating probably explains the tremendous suc cess of the well known liquid eczema remedy, oil of wlntergreen. thymol, gly cerine, etc., as compounded In D.V.u. preMiiptlon. W S nave sola oucr reweuica iw anw WOR SAJ.F! IT A era FEEDING THE GOMPLEXION The complexion ages at I when the temperatures cold. To prevent this, use a skin cream that softens, nourishes and protects te outside tissues. There is nothing better for the purpose than OUR ALMOND CREAM Oil of almonds has long been recognized as one of .the most perfect agents for softening the skin and feeding the underlying tissues. This prepara tion is perfect in every way and is almost indis; pensable to those who desire to take proper care of their complexion during the winter season. ; ' RED CROSS DRUG STORE W. H. REUTER Prop. Directory WOMEN OF WIOODORAFT CIRCLE NO. 47 Meet second . and fourth Tuesday night of each month at ,K. of P. hull. All vUitlng neigh bors welcome. LENA HEAD. O. N. L1I.I.1K ALLSTOrr.' Clerk. IMlHttlAM? Aftll SVHbtUSn DR. R. E.U HOLT Physician and. surgeon; successor to Dr. N. Moll tor; corner Adams avenue and De pet St, Phones Office Main (8; Residence. Main 730. D&. M. K. HALLJhysician and sur geon. New Foley Building, third floor. Phone Warn 63. A. U RICHARDSON, M, D. t. W. LOUGHLIN M. D. ". Drs. Richardson dt Loughlin, Physicians and Surgeons Phones Office Black 1368. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 65. Dr. Loughlin' Res. Main T67. v. U. UPTON, Ph. U. M. D Physician , and durgecn. fipeclal attention tt Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Offlos In La Orande NsUonal Bank Build ing. Phones: ; Office Mala 1; Resi dence Mala U. UR. H. la UNDERWOOD Diseases ot the eye a specialty. DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Dis eases of women -sad children. : Of fices: Adams avenue, over Wright Drag Co. VETBRINART. OR. P. A. CHARLTON. Veterinary Bur geon. Office at Hill's Drag store, La Orande. Residence Phone, Red 701; Office Phone, Black 11(1; In dependent Phone M; Both Phones at Reallence. CHIROPRACTORS. G. T. OAKLAND CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS. No. 4, Vtot St., ad-, Joining Oregon Hotel. Phone Red 1761. OSTEOPATHS. vnU. W. ziMMkUUAAN Osteopath Physician. Over Llllya Hardwari store. Phone Main S. Bncoessoi to Dr. F. . Moore. ATTORHET8 AT LAW COCHRAN COCHRAN Attorneys Chsa. E. Cochran and Ota T. Coch ran. . La Orande National Bank Bnlldlng, La Orande, Oregon. S. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. HAKIN CRAWFORD A EAK1N Attorneys) at la. Practices In all the courts ', of the state and United States. Of flce In La Orande National Bank Building, La Orande. Oregon. - ft! J. GREEN Attoraey-at-Law. Rooms 9-10, Bommer Bldg, La Orande, Ore. Practices in all state and federal court. H. R. DIXOlf, LAWYER AH Stats and Federal Conrta. . ' Collections. Rooms 4 and 5. La Orande Nation- at Bank Building. troubles but none that we can recom mend as highly as this for we know that U.D.D. stops the Itch at once. We can give you a trial stss bottle for 26 cents that will be enough to prove It Of course all other druggists have D.D.D. prescription go to them It you can't come to us but don't accept some big profit substitute. But If you come to our store.-we are so certain of what D.D.D. will do for you that we offer you a full slee bottle on this guarantee: If you do not And that It takes awsy the Itch AT ONCE, U costs you not a cent. N T. HU.L rrtnrUt those seasons of the year are extreme either hot or 2U naejejasrenv!- 51