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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1913)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FIJJDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1913. PAGS TUZZZ MODERN fltOWXnG, BIU1HUSG. PLATE. STAKING ASD FILLISCI Special February DR. D. J. GILLILAKD. Operator. PAINLESS ALL THE LATEST PKRATlJIfl VETUOB8 EAR PL"TTOP &m MAKES GOOD DR. TIMS, C. OMMART, Mgr. jj SLHGHISQ. DEPOT ADAMS ADAMS AVE Over Hewlla's tmg rtor DENTISTS LA OKIANSE I Personal Mention From.lalun ud f l Dion section. . T Ell MS DEFINITIONS HELL: ' Three telephone systems in a town. PURGATORY: Two telephone systems.' PARADISE: One Good Telephone System. ELBERT HUBBARD Pd Adv. Retail Department Phone Main 8 For Lumber, Lath Shingles, Sash and D ?ors Ruberoid. Roofing . GEORGE PALMER LUMBERCa LA GRANDE PROOF. Should Convince Every La Grande Reader The frank statement of a neigh bors, telling the merits of a remedy. Bids you pause and believe. The same endorsement by some stranger far away Commands no belief at all. , Here's a La G rap da. case. . . A u& vranue cit'zeu leifiiiies. Bead and be convinced. E. L. Bussey, prop, cab service, 1521 Madison avenue, La Grande. Ore., says: "I tad attacks of kid ney trouble,, and they were always worse when I caught cold. . I had dull pains In my back and my kid neys got badly out of order.. About three years ago I began using Doau's Kidney Pills, and from that time to this I have relied on them. When ever any back has bothered me, it has taken Doao'a Kidney Pills only a short time to fix me up all right. I am free from kidney trouble now. I never used a better kidney medi cine.", f- v For sale by all dealers. . Price CO cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Union. Feb. IS. (.Special). The new opera house was opened by the Schubert Symphony company recently. This place with the new library fulfill a Ions felt want In Union. Swttzer A Coles, representatives of Rumley company, are In Union and vicinity looking after the Interests of the.r company. - . ' . The 1 D. S. people gave atfold folk party on the afternoon and evening Feb. 7. After a short program, about two hundred people partook of the banquet.-. If anyone went away hun gry, it was the.r own fault. The eve ning was concluded by the older people tripping the light fantastic for some time. All present report a fine time. Mrs. Tony SraIthwho had to go to Portland for her health, 4s reported much better. ' . - Born To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Osborn on Feb 11. a fine girl. C. D. McCurry who has bought out the Lindley grocery at North Powdof. moved bis family to that towc yester day? , - Fred Jones, state evangelist for the Christian church. Is holding a series of meetings at Union for a church here. Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson naa gone to Phllllpsburg. Montana, to see heV brother who Is very sick In the hospi tal at that place. Knights of Klwg Arthur met wl'h Chas. Law this week. The boys have a hall now and will meet there Inslj.ai of meeting at their homes as they have been doing. ' -The Freshman basket ball team of the Union high school Is anllclnutn a jtsme with the Freshles of the La Grande h.gh school on Saturday eve ning. Feb. 15. - Elmer SwJger's little girl iMaud 1b Oil-He sick at present. Tonv D. Pmitfc c Implement firm of Smith & Cadwell. returned from Portland last Saturday. Ruth McKennon expects to leave for Detroit. Mich., to attend school In a few days. Lincoln's birthday was celebrated with annronrlate exercises by the schools on Feb. 12, In the forenoon. The afternoon was a holiday. The L. D. S. .people will have a Val entine party at their church on Feb 14 . Lots of sleighing In and around Union and all who can are taking ad vantage of It. Mrs. C. J. Forstrom Is sojourning In Salem with her husband while he Is ettend'ng to his legslatve duties. u Keep Your Money IN LA GRANDE This should be the cry to reach eve ryone's ears who may have a "dollar to spend. La Grande today has flull value for every dollar used in buying real es tate. : . v ' : PRICES have not yet reached the advance that you will see in the next three years. BUY TODAY and let your dollars earn for you more than mere interest. THESE LOTS WILL DO THAT FOR YOU . Lr' v 10, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, -all in Block 144, a' 10, Block, 143, Chaplin's Add. Price $160.00 per lot. Terms $2L.oO down; $10.00 per month. Interest each 6 months at 8 per cent. Abstract furnished onfinal payment. These lots are where you can see them, det us show you and you will be willing to buy, All Classes of Property for Sale La Grande Investment Co. 1111 ADAMS AVE., LA GRANDE, OR. THOSE WHO ENJOY SAVING CAN BE ST DO S O NQW ' - y - ; v- ; ; ; ; February is necessarily a month of BARGAINS in the merchandising business. Customers have been edu cated to expect Bargains at this time of the year and we have been educated to not disappoint them. So they come to this store looking for BARGAINS. They are here galore. . IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT 12k Ginghams, fast color 9c Odds and Ends in Underwear . 1-2 PRICE Odds and Ends in Shoes 25 to 50 PER CENT OFF Black Sateen Skirts 59c and 79c Colored Table Damask, per yard 35c White Table Damask, per yard 45c NEW SPR1NQ GOODS ARRIVING DAILY Thousands of yards of beautiful new Dress Goods for those Spring Gowns you are planning on having. Make you selections now while our stocks are complete. . .... . . ' V' ' ;l ' ' ' ' ' The People9 Stor . Opera House Block, La Grande, Ore. 1 SUMMERVILLE IS PRY. Saloon LIcfDHe In Denied Applicant Other News Items. Summervllle. Feb. 13. (Seplal) At the special meeting o the city council this week 'the application of Joe See for a renewal of . saloou license was refused. At the last city election the line was quite clearly drawn between the wets and the drys, and a council was elected, the majori ty of which was supposed tn be dry: but one. John Schleppy, failed to qual ify, and at. the special meeting Feb. 10 W. R. ChaUln was elected to fill the vacancy. Under the head of new bus iness the application of Mr. See was presented, and Councilman "Oswald moved that license be granted him, but the motion failed to receive a second, thus being lost. - Mr. Hans Hacker, . living a few miles northwest of town, had the mis fortune to cut his foot quite badly wilih an axe a few days ago. Dr. Whiting of Elgin was called upon to dress the wound. About half a million feet of logs are piled up In the yards of A." Klees & Son. They expect to employ about fifty men this summer, which will make a substantial pay-roll for Sum mervllle. On next Sunday night Rev. Frank J. Bradlev will deliver an address at the M. E. Church on the "Life and Work of Abraham Lincoln". The snow in this part of the valley Is deeper than usual this year, about three feet on the level and badly drift ed, many drifts being from eight to twelve feet deep. The public school Is preparing an excellent prosraui for Washington's birthday. J. C. Bonnette and wife went to La for rheumatism. They expect to be gone for several months. ' John iM'urchlson ; Is planning, to build a comfortable residence on his fine ranch Just north of town. There will be preaching at tlie o'clock p. nu, next Sunday. 0 Mrs. Bonnette will receive treatment a Pleasant Grove school house, at 2 LOST Ladles' rhlneatone back comb 'Leave same at Gelbel's taore. 2-12-2 Let Us Protect Your Health by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con-' dition, connecting it to sewer so i jnll pass all sani- tary laws. WATER PIPE SLT Let u put runners on your buggy and make a sled of it. licensed Plumbers BAY & ZWEIFEL M CkANDE When You Are Plan ning to Build remember that our sMngles, sash es, doors, flooring and other lum ber are- recognized In this com; munlty as thoroughly' trustworthy and high grade, and that we do not make a practice of over-charging. We bought our present stock when lumber was lower tn price. WEN AH A LUMBER COMPANY iAGrande on Tuesday of this week '
