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SATURDAY; &ARCH 1, 1913.
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LA GRANDE OBSERVER,
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SHERRY'S
-fi The HOUSE OF COMFOR
THE FRIXCE8S ASD ' THB
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- The most spectacular drama
tbe Edison company has'' "put '
over" In some time.
, THI COKE IXDCSTUY
A very Interesting Industrial -Vltagraph.
-THE MISER'S 41STICE"
A splendid western drama by
Selig.
"THE TWO SETS OP FUItS"
A Vltagraph, featuring Man-'
rice Costello and Lillian talk
er. - - '
A MISAPPROPRIATED TUB-
A splendid Biograph comedy
HUKVEL & DENZEL
DOUBLE AKU SIXGLE COX.
EDT ACT
COMIXG MONDAY I
CLUE TO HER PARENTAGE'
. The fUth story of "What
Happened to Mary."
" La iirande Batlaoss College.
Telegraphy, Bpaalaa aal a' fall
practical course la aslass. Bateil
at aar Una. Offloa atl supplied at a
moment t .aatlce.
Baiter lilies to pots In bloom for
Easier day. Place your order now If
you want one. La Grande See and
Floral Co. - -2tf
(BOYAL CLUB lFH.
adlies aid
n no
The young people of the Baptist
church, will Rtve a. "Penny" socil
Tuesday evening, March 4th, In tho
church. Refreshments ' ' will be
served Cafeteria style at a penny per
order. A cordial Invitation is ex
tended 4o all to enjoy the evening
with vn.
' LOCAL BREVITIES.
Tbe Kortawester National Is aot
an Assessment Society, neither la It
an Assessment Association, aor Is
it a Stipulated premium Company,
but it Is an 014 Line Legal Reserve
Life Insurance Cempany. Insurance
in force Dec 81. 1912, $28,788,002.37,
Assets, $4,407,824.11, Ket 8arilas
$342,950.28, a purely Muteal Ceai-
Policies issued by the Northwest
ern mature in 10, 15 or 20 years ac
cording to the selection made by the
insured at the time their applications
are written.
I Low nremlums. low cost In secur
ing new business, low death rate. Old
Line Legal 'Reserve Life Insurance;
the kind that stays.
L Y. FISHER, Gen'l Agent,'
Office. Room 22, the new Foley Bldg.
"It Is posible to follow the wrong
way so long tliat it will seem right."
Bat ROYAL CLUB and you are sure
to be right. Mention this to your gro
cer. '.'' 3-18t
TO CWRZ A COLD IV 4NB DAT ,
Take LAXATJV1 BRDMO Qulnlns
Tablets. Dragglsta refund money tt
it falls to aara, H. VT. GRPVBTS alg-
nature is an each bT. 16a , ,
"Watch for the LoyaL Sisters Easter
, bazaar. - - " ' -'"''
Roman Meal
Biscuit
For general family use
10c packages
Nutritious and deli
cious. Promotes good
health, improves diges
tion, prevents and re
lieves constipation.
For Sale bv
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artlsrio
piano playing and harmony. Phone
Black 881, Studio, Corner f Fir and
Adam. MS-tt
Order your green carnations for St
Patrick's day and your Easter lilies
and flowers for Eastern now.- La
Grande Seed Floral Co. 3-28-tf-
Try our aae dollar box af fresh-out
cut flowers, our. selection, delivered
paid by parcel, post, cash with order.
Carnation 60 and 76 aents roses $1.00
to $2.SI per dozen, violets 25 to '40
cents per bunch, sweet peas $1.5( per
160. Other fresh cut-flowers and de-
j signs at Portland prices. Baker Flor
al ft Seed Co., Baker, Oregon.
Tue Thu Sat 7 " '
p; ' A'Y
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" WlTTE
This number is a very neatly gotteiv garment of wool serge.
Comes in a large range of colors. For the young lady going to
school this dress is just the thing and exceptional value.
SPRING MERCHANDISE
To ladies wishing to get their sewing done while the weather
is not so pleasant out of doors we have something special to
say. Our assortment of spring yard merchandise is almost
complete. For the last two weeks nearly every day has
brought large freight shipments, and the new spring fabrics
trimmings and accessories we are showing NO XV we are
positive will please you. New Ratines, Pongees, . Voils,
Tub Silks, Cord P.K.'s and all kinds of wash goods are
ready for you inspection.
Amoskeag
Apron Ginghams 7 1 -2c
A.F. C. Ginghams,
dress and apron pat
terns 121-2c
36 in. Forrest
' Percale .
10c
Table Oil Cloth, white
and fancy t. 18c
8-4 Pacific Bleached Sheet
ing .: . : 22 i-2c
9-4 Pacific Bleached Sheet
ing j J. : 25c
10-4 Pacific Bleached Sheet
ing j. . . 27 l-2c
. Full and complete lme of Window. Scrims, Nets, Draperies and Lace Curtains. " This is the time of
year when you will begin to think about spring house cleaning, and you'po doubt will make , some
changes that will require new curtains for the windows. We have theflp-a fine new large line from
58c up to $7.00 per pair, and scrims and Draperies from 10c per yard up to $1.85. ' 1 v, .
QUALITY
THE SAME
The
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PRICES
LESS
Dr. Underwood now rides In a new
Ford ' automobile and after . several
days' use pronounces it ahead of the
faithful nag.
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Be un-tc-date. Wear the
American " Queen. Mrs. O. C.
Coombs. Corsetlere, 1103 L ave-
nue. Phone Black 31. Order
$ now for spring fitting.
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Tne 'Moose lodge will conduct its
annual nomination of officers for the
ensuing year at the next Monday eve
ning session. The election follwos
a week la'.er.
VV F Hendrlck resident 'uner. Bx 732.
HE ACOCK, Eyesight Specialist, 3rd
floor new Foley building.
DK. II. S. BilOWXTOJf, Df ntfct Of
fice over Sherry's theatre.
BOOT and SHOE
REPAIRING
All work promptly and neat-'
ly executed. Every 25th pair
halt soled free. You can
save money by bringing
your repairing to yours
truly,
S. C. KING SLEW
L. J. French Shoe Store.
G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe
organ, ear training, theory and his
tory of music carefully taught. 604
Adams ave., phone black 135? ,
Among the high grade chickens
that have been shipped too La Grande
of lateone arrived this morning from
Seattle for D. A Barnes of Elgin that
looked like a prize winner. Mi.
Barnes Is one of the fancy breeders
of this section and Is gaining a impu
tation among the chicken fanciers of
the northwest
- PERSONALS.
mela last evening to do some shop- try.'
ping. She Is stopping at the Savoy, i ' jaines Morgan, who was s?nt to &
' L. S. Haller, of Teiocaset, is in tne hospital in the -Willamette valley,
ctty.' He says everything looks fine some time ago, has returned .to La
for a good year In the upper corn- Grande and is apparently well again.
'EQQS - '25c
Let Heaooek flt your glagges.
R1XTEB
The photographer in your town. 11-ltf
BOTAL CLUB CFFKX.
RANCH EGGS, strictly fresh, we are now
offering for only 25c per dozen. This is the
cheapest eggs have been for six months :md
everyone now can afford eggs for eating,
cooking, etc. This offer may not last if the
cold weather continues, and NOW IS
YOUR CHANCE.
Mil
COUNTY GO-HIVE
ASSOCIATION
QUALITY The All Important Factor.
HEACOCK grinds any lens in a
few minutes. 3rd flsor bww Foley
ouualng.
L. K. Chilli Parlor.
' Everything fresh, neat and up-to-date.
Open mornings at 9 a, m.' Cor.
Alams and Fir. Phone Red 101. 2-21-tf
James Davis, of Enterprise, Is over
on business for a few days.
Mrs. E. C. Moore has gone to Port
land on a brief business Visit.
Burl Conley was over from Cove
last evening. He was at the Savoy.
Emitt Edwardson of White Pine,
Washington, is at the Savoy today.
Mr. C. H. Finn went to Hot Lake
this morning for a few days' stay.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Leon Carpenter are j
in. the. city from Salt Lake.
J. E. Byers and Will Hunter, twrr of
.he boys at Palmer Junction, are in
the city for a few days' visit
Otto Wolf and Frank Little, af Un
ion, were guests at the Foley last
night.
Mrs. William Glass, wJio was oper
ated on for appendicitis a tew du8
ago, 1s recovering rapidly.
F. H. Heartman. of the Idaho Life
Insurance company, returned from
Portland this morning.
William Casey, of the GoWen Rule
company,' Is ill and confined to his
home on Adams avenue.
Albert Krall, a citizen of Wallowa,
is over on business and is quartered
at the Foley.
Charles Olmmi, of Buhl, Idaho, Is )
a guest at the t'oley. ' He is looking
over the Eastern Oregon country.
J. H. Studivant, who travels for
the largest twine concern in America.
Is at the Foley today.
Father Murphy came in from Palm
ers Junction last evening and went
to Baker CKy today where he will :
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Ball Barley Seed
How Many Sacks Do You Want?
Order while it lasts.
FR ANI R. BRIDGES
P. O. BOX 487, LA GRANDE, OR.
Henceforth the Bussey taxi and
buss line will have quarters at the
Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day
snd night
'' BrrmiDflXln. Mrs. Rev. Adams and
Ittelberry. 1302H O ave. Phone B 661
ROYAL CLUB COrFEI.
HKACOCK'S GLASSES FIT.
H. W. RI LEY Graduate Veterinar
. Ian. All domestic animals treated.
Hospital 1409 Madison Avenue.
Phone Black 41. - Calif' answered
day or night .
remain over Sunday. .
Misses Lynn Elliott and Roma
Blasco, two young ladles of Portland
are In the city for a few days visit
with friends.
Father Marshall of Bakwf was In
La Grande today on Ms' way to El
gin where he will Jiufd services In the
Catholic cburrlT of that city tomor
row. O. E'Longwell, the audHor of the
American Express company, is bere
today checking up the business of
the local office. He is stopping at the
Foley.
Mrs. Graybeal came down from Ka-
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Medicinal preparations of the
American Drug & Press Association
A mutual organization of the druggists and newspaper men of the
country, form"..! for' the pu;pose of providing for the general pub
lic an Absolutely Guaranteed, Dependable line of . .
Remedies and Toilet Articles
A preparation for erh spjclfle . purpose, the composition of which
is known to every druggist who nells t and money bat 6: without
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. AVe have Joined this a&soclstloD because we believe. In. Uic Ki i
ITOL" REMEDIES; bccausi we know there Is noih ng better.
We have the exclusive agonc y for La Grande. We Invite you :a
call and see this splendid line.
N.EWLIN DRUG CO.