La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 21, 1913, Image 5

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., February 21, 1913, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1913)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913. IA GRANDE BVENIMG OBSERVER, PAGE FITS i SI E II RY"S I Flower lor . Washington' birtb- tor. La Grande Seed 4 Floral Co. .i n-t . " ; , ! ' The HOUSt OF C0MF0R1 SPECIAL FEATURE THE LITTLE KIKISTEB IN THREE PARTS FROM J. & RilBRirS JiOVEL OF TUX SAME NAME ACT) PRODUCED BY AN ALL STAR COMPANY OF Y1TAORAPH PLAYERS, ONE ON W1IXIE A FINE COMEDY OFFER! Q . SALEM THE POSSUM HUNT ANOTHER GOOD COMEDY A SALEM V7 F Hendrlck resident uner. Dt 732. Henceforth the Basse? taxt ud bun Una will hav quarter at th Foley hotel. Phen Main 191. Day and night .. BIG DLHPLAY of new premium at the Tea Store, 209 Fir. BITTER To photographer in your town. 11-ltf Let your next pair of shoes be one of our famous "Tilt'." New laata Hand leather Juat arrived. Price 24.00 to $5.50. at West's. ... . . FBRSQNALS, , 131 BETTEB SHOP FDttST at th Grand Union Tea Store. We carry a full line of staple erocerle. ' far cy creamery butter 40c lb., 80c roll Ticket With every purchase, HEACOCS'S GLASSES FIT. We wlah to call your special atteu- 2-21-lt 1 41011 to h t&ct tnat 11 J1"1 cre t0 Cttt I down your living expenses, ask your Jnrt received one lot of the lndo- grocer about hla $1.20 per Back flour. structlbl Blue Amerol records for th Edison. Come In and hare them. Newlln Book ft Stationery Co. 2-20-tf New tailored suits, ' dresses and waists, now on display at West'. la Grande Business College. Telegraphy, Spanish and a ful practical eourse In business. Enroll at any time. Office bels supplied at a moment's notice. Lt K Chilli Parlor. Everything fresh, neat and up-to-date. ODen mornlnss at 9 a. m. Cor, j Adams and Fir. Phone Red 101. 2-21-tf LtCAL BREVITIES. "Making a life cornea before mak ing a llvlng." Now while you are serious cinslder ROYAL CLUB. Ask your grocer. La, Grande people like the best. G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music carefully taught Adams ave., phone black 1352 604 HE A COCK grinds any lens in a few minutes. 3rd flaor new Foley building. SATURDAY SUGAR SALE, 288 ounces pure cane fugar for $1.00 at the Grand Union Tea and Coffee Store, 209 Fir St Ml-lt New Home Sewing machines, New Hn's Book ft Stationery Co. 2-20-tf Mr. E. U Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and harmony. Phone Black 881, Studio, Corner tt Fir and Adam. l-23-tf See the new "Bungalow" draperies at West's before your spring house-cleaning. Rev. R. E. Close, pastor of the Bap tist church, has recently moved from his home on Second street 103 Green wood street. - Fancy Mexican TOMATOES by Express Firm, smooth stock and nicely colored. Cauliflower. . Hot House Lettuce Celery and head let tuce. . Bananas and Or anges. ' Cottage Cheese ' PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Rating 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. It's a straight grade Sour and its name la Sea Foam, and It's guaranteed light up-to-date, and it's made right here In your own- town. ' 20c a sack saved on flour is not so slow: Just try one. It might cure you. Ask for Sea Foam. J-29-3t DR. H. A. BROWNTON, Dentist. Of fice over Sherry's theatre.- Hugh McCall ctn are in uie cnj visiiina; rem- "Gordon" and "Stetson" hats in all the new shapes and shades at West's. Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and Attelberry, 13024 O ave. Phone B 661 The decoration committee of the Elks' grand ball take this opportun ity to thank Mrs. W. R. Jones for her assistance in getting the hall ready for "the Wg time tonight. Let Heasock 9t your glasses. NOTICE Three pairs of rubbers have been left at the Elks club. Call Red 1232. B. B. Nutter, the paint man, is quite seriously 111 with pneumonia. Harley Richardson has returned from a brief visit to Portland. Cashier and 04ts. Cove, tfves and friends. Frank Earls,- who, with his wife, returned Tecently from Salt Lake Is in Pleasant Valley today. T. E. French, a former groceryman left last night on a business trip to Kansas and M'seouri river points. Mrs. Llbby Farnsworth of Ashton, Idaho, arrived yesterday to visit her parent, Mrs. H. A Watson, for about a month. Mrs. A. T. Hill left last evening for Portland where she will Tlslt for. some tme with her brothers of that city. Prof, 3. A. Churchill of Baker was. In 1 Grande thte morning en route to Elgin where be deliver a lecture to the schools there tonight Mrs. Mike Royce of Summarvillo is a guest with Dr and Mrs. P. A. Charl ton of this city U. k week. She is taking treatment wi"- a local ph'si- an. Conductor W. E. IReagan has re turned from an extended visit with rela'lves in Cloaso and Montana. He found delightful weather in the east. Just the reverse of what an Easterner expects on his return there He is now ready to take his runs on the O.-W: here. , f El 1 Don't Blame the Children ; They aren't exacts.' respond ible tor the poor wj.u of the stockings. It'a the fau.'t of the dye which burns 'he va.ns un til they have no strength. Armor Plate Hosiery Is dyed by a secret process which does not weaken or J harm th yarns a particle. taction for your cniidr en, and your purse. . It is the most certain pro- ' i 1 . Dalton's Cash Store WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT. 1 The public library will be closed all day. Saturday. February 22nd. All books falling due on that date may be returned on Monday, February 24. . HE A COCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd floor new Foley building. Big Ice skating rink on Cor 8'h and N avenue Price 15c. Skates, to rent ' 1-10-tf Beautiful new wool dress fabrics and trimmings on display at West's. Order your flowers now for the Elks ball and Washington's birthday. Ii Gianne Seed & Floral Co. 2-18-4t BOOT and SHOE REPAIRING All work promptly and neat ly executed. Every 25th pair half soled free. You can save money by bringing your repairing to yours truly, S. C. KINGSLE.Y If. 3. French 8hoe Store. Four big pieces of machinery to add to the eyuipmeiltof the O.-W. shops and boiler shops are on the way. These Include a big flue clean er, a 60 inch boring mill, a bolt ma chine and a twist drill grinding machine. SPEECH CREATES HAVOC, Bryan, La Follett, and Roosevelt Called Quixotes Xt AL New, York, Feb. 21. Pendemcnlum following a scathing denunciation of W .J. Bryan, IRw M. La Follette and Theodore Roosevelt by Levi H. Ban croft, former attorney general of Wisconsin, broke up the annual din ner of the American Paper & Pulp association at the Waldorf-Astoria last night, and the affair is the talk of the town 4oday. "Bryan, Roosevelt and La Follette are trouble triplets of tribulation Don Quixotes of Armageddon, was the characterization that started the unroar. Toastmaster Chas. F. Moore asked all who did not like the speech to leave the room and permit quiet ness. Many left. PiLHft CtlvfcD IX 6 TO 14 DAYS., Vmir druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any ..... tfchlng. Blind, Bleeding or Crotruaing Piles in 6 to 14 days. 60c j SHERRY'S "THE LITTLE MINISTER" We will present today and tomor row, this splendid VltagrapU feature in three parts. ; It is beyond doubt the most popular play In stage or picture 'portrayal. It Is. taken from James Barriers celebrated novel of the same name and produced by an all star company of players. Also a double Kalem comedy. , Be up-t-datt Wear the American Queen. Mrs. O. C. Coombs. Corsetlere, 1103 L ave- sue.. Phone Black 831. Order now for spring fitting. FOR SALE Household Second and N. street. goods, 10$ W. S. Kerr. FOR SALE Household Rwond and N. street. goods, 100 W. S. Kerr. NOTICE TO CERDITORS In the county court of the state of Oregon, for Union county. ; j in the matter fit the estate of L. Remlllard, deceased. The undersigned . having been ap pointed by the county court of the state of Oregon, for Union county. administrator of the estate of L. Rem lllard, deceased, and having quali fied, notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all persona bavin ' claims against said deceased, to pre sent them, verified as required by law, within six months after the first publication of this notice to said ad ministrator at . his office in the city of La Grande, Union coup. Oregon. . J. F. PHY, . Administrate! or the estate of L. (Remlllard, deceased. Dated February 14, 1813. dally Feb 14 21 28 mar 7 14 Sold by the Newlln Drug company. The Return of Blood Eruptions No Reason Why Anyone Should Suf fer With Such a Disheartening Experience.' Are Toe a Celd Saffererl . Take Dr. . King's Mew Discovery. The best Cough, Cold, Throat and I.ung. medicine made. Money re funded It it falls to cure you. De not hestltate take It at our risk. First dose helps. J. R. Wells, Floy dada. Texas, writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery cured my terrible cough and cold. I. gained 15 pounds." Bur it at all dealers. -" ' MURDER ENDS (ONFEREJiCE. Discussion 0er Real Estate Transac tion Utesults in Murder. Dallas, Tex., Feb. 21. Murdar brought an abrupt end to a real es tate conference here when James L. Whue, treasurer of the Republic Trust company was shot and killed and A. Silver, vice president of tne is-me concern mortally wounded dir- I THINGS ARE TO BE LEARNED about everything, and many are to be learned ly the people concerning this store and its Our Methods Are Right or we would never have been able tobuild up the business we have here. Your Interest Is Our Interest and we have made it a point to protect our customers as far as a business firm is' able to. If you are not one of those enjoying the benefits of a business that is conducted along RIGHT lines, you are doing yourself a grave injustice. ' ' , UHIOII COUNTY GO- ASSOCIATION QUALITY The All Important Factor. DPERftTlVE PERSONAL MENTION OF MOUNTAIN HOME PEOPLE ft : , .' Sleighing Is very pSor in this vi cinity as he snow is so wet. Stock are looking fine after having gone through such a hard winter. ' ' Pearl Stltes was in town looking, after personal business matters re cently. Ben Sholdstrom. a prosperous far mer of Wlhlskey Creek, was in town 'the last of the week after a load of i feed. i A. Sundman of La Grande woe up to his farm on Grave creek bringing . - . . .. . ........ , li. Bartmess and mother and ; daughter, Miss Myrl, went to town Saturday, doing their shopping. Frank Bartmess and brother Roll of Nevada are here spending the win ter visiting iflatlves and friends nnd enjoyinfr a good time. All ar und tier find eTerythlng looking about the same as when they left but the old neighbors are all gone. . The young people of this neigh borhood thoroughly enjoyed Ihe house warming at Mr. Robbs' vny much. Ing an Bigument arising in the ccp, ferente over a real estate transac tion. J. A. Clapton of San Antonio is held is the mi .(terer. MKS. SCOTT JiOT TOLD. News ef the Death of Her HiiHband In Sooth Pole Region Hot Known. Sa Francleto, Feb. 21. Mrs. Scott, widow of the late explorer, has not been advised of the death of her husband and his four compan ions, according to Cantata Stevens of the line Tahiti In port today. Stevens declares he intercepted a message in tended for Mrs. cott who is on board the steamer Aeroangi and triad in Clark- Snook Produce Co. Successors to W. H. Stflnchflf Id Ware-bouse C. x Chicago man, just sentenced to n year, confessed he worked for a rail road by day and as a burglar at night Some evil minded persons would consider it iere1y a continu ous performance of the same busi ness. No case of contagious blood poison is ( ever cured until the lust particle of the I virus has been removed from the clrcula-: i tlon. The least taint left In the blood , J will, sooner or later, cause a fresh out- break of the trouble, with all Its hideous ! ( and destructive symptoms of ulcerated mouth and throat, copper colored I splotches, falling hnlr. sores and ulcers. to. No other medicine so surely cures . , contagious blood poison as S. S. 8. It ; roes down Into the blood and -steadily I and surely drives out every particle of th Infection. It absolutely and perfectly purines the blood, and leaves this vital ' , flnl1 as trenh. rich and heulthy as It was h.fnr th. destructive virus of contagious ; I blood poison entered the circulation. E. S. 8. quickly takes effect on the blood, and gradually the symptoms disappear, the health Is Improved, the skin cleared cf all spots, sores and other blemishes, the hair stops coming out, the mouth and throat heal and when S. 8. 8. has cleansed the system of the poison no trace of the dlaeasa Is left 8. 8. a cures contaalous blood poison because It is the greatest of all blood purifiers, tested and proven In hundreds and hun dreds of cases all over the country, v, arlil And 8. 8. 8. for sale In an drug stores at 1.00 per bottle. Write to The Swift Specific Co., 12T Pwlft BMg.. I J Atlanta. Go., for private medical advice , end a very Instructlvo book on ell Wxd 1 diseases, soul irvo, " i wrapper. I SEEDS FLQUR PEED POULTRY SUPPLIES CEMENT PLASTER Phone Main 7 PEKKIXS BILL FAVORED. MJIiltiu and a Half Is Sum OencMlly ' Favored by Congress for Fair. Washington. Feb. 21. Approval is given the Perkins bill providing 11. oOO.OOO for the government exhibit at the Panama exposition by the sen ate .ommlttee on industrial expo?.. Uons. It is beHeVed congress with ac cept the bill In preference to the Ro denburg bill appropriating 2.0O0,000. Many new weaves in dainty wash goods for eprtng Jut recehed at West's. FOR SALE Three heavy work mares Will sell for cash or time. Phone Red 1312. 2-21-tf RIGHT MEDICINES Your medicines will always be right if you have them put up at our store. Bosides using the pirert Ingredients In compounding, we have a double checking syrtem that makes error impossible. Every reoiipe ! tested before i reaches the customer's Sands. Some druggists consider such precaution unnecessary, but we be lieve In protecting our customers in every way pos'Me. We employ experiences pharmacists and you are eme of Idtnl -"-vice here. 1 Prices' as aow as can be bad anywhere. JET TS FILL iOVR HtESlElPTIO V. RED CROSS DRUG STOP, f, PHONE Mtl 4. t ' i ! SKW-. i J.-i a . ' -f.