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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1913)
TTTCOIT . Olher Bays INr Llsjoleasa, To maintain hii reputation for eeplng a perfectly sanitary offlce Jack Oliver, the abstractor, baa plac ed a further order (or linoleum deter Klaed to cover the acreage of floor rpace In bit front offlce with the epe clal design be bad made for that pur Boae. Instead of Jack spending $100 tor linoleum be admitted that he waa forced to raise the ante and go a lit tle stronger. ' FOR ' SALE OR- TRADE Lota 1 an a , block S3, Chaplin' add. io La Grande. Mrs.' Jessie L. Cavana, 3711 Burke avenue, Sealtle, Wash, 2-27-3tp . Tha Beat Ci KeaJetae. "I hare used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ever since I bare boen keep ing bouse," says L. C. Haines ol Marbury. Ala. "I consider 11 on 01 the beat remedies I ever used. My children have all token It and ll works like ft charm. .For colds and whooping coug bit It excetelnt." For sale by all dealer ' ' ' Dr. King's Jfew Dlscevery Soothes Irritated throat and lungs, iitops chronic and backing cough, re lieves tickling throat, tastes nice. Take no other; 1 once used, always used. Buy It at all dealer ami Cleaning Talks ,r,:',;' ; ; " V-no. 5 ' ; It may sound a little strong, but it is true that YOU CAN'T GET BETTER FRENCH DRY CLEANING ANYWHERE BECAUSE ; ! We have every device used anywhere by modern cleaners. Our cleaner, who was trained in the best shops in the West, devotes his whoje time to this work. - You have the same expert service, but with more careful and minute attention to each garment than it would get in the best Portland shops. . Our motto: As good as Portland, ONLY BETTER. Cherry's New Laundry Geo. Gilbert Manager' Fresfajby Express for SUNDAY HEAD LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER CABBAGE GREEN ONIONS RADISHES GRAPE FRUIT SPINACH CELERY TURNIPS ' PARSNIPS HOT HOUSE LET TUCE ORANGES BANANAS Kippered Salmon YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ORDER DELIVERED ANY TIME FROM THIS STORE. MAIN 43 ruf MAIN 43 J. G. Snodgrass QUALITY GROCER LA (BUroi.T. X. C. A. BC V FABTMEHT. ; T. V. C. A. Hews of Current In terest Kotd Hereunder, ' 1)1. ' rectiea of J. U. Badd, Gener al Secretary. ' (Never have things looked so bright for a Y. M. C. A. building cam-: palgn as they they did Tuesday night at (he banquet given by the Triangle club to the Jocal Y. M. C. A. board In honor of Mr. I. B. Rhodes. slate secretary. From start to fin ish the affair ran smoothly and ac cording to schedule. Every talk waa filled with a note of optimism. The past eight months work of the association la beginning to tell, and in a marked degrees.' A Y. M. C. A. building for La Grande Is much near er a possibility today than, it has ever been before. The . announce ment made by Geo. H. Currey for a special meeting of the Y. M. C. A. board for Thursday . night Indi cated some definite action very soon. The many friends of the association' will watch with Interest the develop ments of the next four weeks.'' BAr Sing: Last Sunday afternoon an Inter estea crowa or men listened to an address by Rev. O. A. McKIrilay. Next Sunday after the Big Sing Mr. O. D. Pursell will give an Interesting talk. Come and bring another man with you. . IwecmeetyoipI To Our customers we wish to say, with considerable pride, that we have just pur chased the swellest and best line of the latest weaves and the classiest line of trimmings ever shown in Oregon east of Portland. Do not delay your spring order but come in and see what a fine suit a little money will buy. Always at Your Service LADIES' TAILOR .-.MEN'S WISE LADIES' TAILOR MEN'S 1 New Foley Building ONLY EXCLUSIVE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT IN EASTERN OREGON You Can't Look Foolish in a Wise Suit PHRSOXALS. '."'. - Prank Bruce la over from Enter prise. He Is registered at the Foley. J. H. Knight, of Elgin, Is In the city. : ' " ' James Holt was In from Hot Lake last night. Victor , M. Glrard, a postal clerk from Walla Walla, spent last evening in .the city. A. Sterrett. representative of Al bers Bros, of Portland, Is In the city today. .' H. M. Gates and W. R. Boyd, two of Spokane's citizens, are 'at the Fo ley today. W. J. Isom came over from Joseph last night and is a guest at the Foley i today. , Judd Lowry, one sf the Equitable association men from Portland, Is In the city. Samuel Osbom and Robert Simon, of Walla Walla, are guests at the Savoy.. W. E. Ruckman and wife, of AU cel, ere spending the day In I' Grande. J. J. Moran came over from Pen dleton last evening and Is stopping at the Foley. ' ' ' ' F. W. Vogler, of Portland, who sells the Boo and Hudson cars, Is at the Foley, today. Mrs. J. C. Faulkner.- who was a guest at the Foley yesterday, return ed to her home la Grouse this morn ing. Charles Wilson Is over from Boise today. He Is accompanied by John Erlckson and both are quartered at the Savoy. John Fisher, manager of the Wal lowa fish hatchery. Is In the city ou business and Is stopping at the Sa voy hotel. Daniel Boyd returned this morning from a several days' visit to Port land and Salem. He left for his home In Entorprlse on the branch line. ' F. D. McCully one of the prominent citizens and merchants of. Joseph, passed through the city this morn ing on his way bome from Portland where he had been on business. II. A. Hover and George Hay, of Spokane, were here (bis morning on their way to Imbler to Took at a wheat ranch which they contemplate purchasing. .1 Edward 1. Chad wick, president o the Idaho State Insurance company, and a prominent banker of Boise, 1 tfc.riVirfffvrrl,a" In La Grande today calling on the company's local agent, F. S. Bram- well. , ' ' R. A. West, the well drl'.ler. "went to Imbler today on business. Bruce Cox left this morning for Wallowa county to further spread the merits of his grocery line. E. H. Flagg came up from Elgin last night to iook after business mat ters. A. H. Rudd, an attorney of Joseph and I. T. Mayo, a Joseph resident, were among the visitors 111 the city last night. iMrs. Joseph Keeney and little son went to Elgin this morning to be with her sister, Mrs. J. W. McCully, who Is qulite sick. Peter Mann, of Baker, one of the uioneer mining men of the Greenhorn country, is In La Grande transacting business at the land office. Manager Charles Gore and General Manager F. A. Hatmon, of the E. 0. L. & P. Co.; were passengers thlj aiorn Ine for Eight where they will Inspect the electric light plant and look Af ter local business. Albert Woodell came ta from Coun- li, Idaho, last evening to spend n W dav on business. " He says lie Is pleased with his location In Idaho 1 $nd thinks this is t be ttie nest year that his section of country has enjoyed since its first settlexcnt. ' E; W. Dooley, one of the most ex tensive horse buyers of the state of of Washington, Arrived in the city last evening from North Yakima. He Is also owner of the Green River Hot Springs which is located out of Seat tle a short distance on the Northern Pacific. i There is a movement on foot to do ' The King of Denmark writes that something for the Idle poor. That's he likes Oregon apples. He's a king all right, but what are we going to of good taste. Oregon apples are do with the idle rich? - fit for a king some of them.' I m SaveYoti j I $15i22 1 Are Yoi a Cold Sufferer! tu rp Klna's New Discovery. fhe best Cough Cold. Throat and Lung medicine made.- money re funded if It falls to cure you. Do lot hestltate take It at our rlMc 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." Buy It at all dealers. The Ladles' Aid society of the Meth odist church will have a "cooked food sale" Saturday, March 1st, at Lilly's hardware store. POCB RENT 5 room furnished hiuse -on N avenue between Seventh and I Eighth. Call Red 461. S-28-tf FOR KENT room house modern. Call 191 Second. J-28-2t On a Suit or Overcoat You can't pick up $15 every day. But you can every time you give us your order for a custom made suit or overcoat. And ONE order will make you a steady customer. . $40.00 VALUE $ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED We guarantee the materials and finish put in to our $25 custom-made garments to be regular $40 value. And we guarantee a PERFECT fit. So why spend $15 more to get the same kind of tailoring! Or why pay $25 or $30 for ordinary hand-me-downs" when you can get strictly custom-made garments for the same price! Bet ter investigate our proposition NOW while it's VESTTOATE. t0 buy' just JN A.J.McLenrl v-rjjcu liven mzc .ms.-yvww.BMtr.
