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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1913)
LA GRANDK EVENING OBSERVER. PAGE FIVE There will be a meeting of the Woodmen of the World tonight for de gree work. Signed, W, W. Berry, C. C. SHERRY'S allies KOYAL (LIB COFFEE. .,' , DR. II. S. BUQWMT0X, Dtatlkt Of fice aver Bfierry's theatre. The HOUSE OF C0MF0R1 FRIDAY, MAROT 7, 1913. st I "LADY PEGGY'S ESCAPE" Positively one of the ' very ' best of the Kalem company'! ' Irish productions. ' I ' , . ' ' "A TALE OF OLD TAHITI" A splendid two reel produc-. tlon taken pn toe island of Ta hiti by the Welles company on. their "Round the World" tour. I --THE JOKE WASN'T O.N BEN . . BOLT" A very fine Vitagraph com edy. ... ';..'- WEBSTER AM) WAHDE . Those clever entertainers give a complete change of program. Stilts from 118.50 up made to your measure at me ixjggery. , i - , ; "- L. A M. Chilli Parler. 3YerythIng fresh, neat and us-to-j asis. open norntnts at 9 a. m. uer. Alans tni TU. Phone Red 101. 2-21-tf Easter lilies hi pots in bloom for Easier day. Place your order now .if you want ene. La Grande Seed and Floral Co. 3-Stf BOY At CLIJB COFFEE. Watch for the Loyal Sisters Easter baaaar. : , - . LOCAL BREVITIES. , "It is poslble to follow the wrong way so loag that it will seem right" Bat ROYAL t'LCB and you are sure to be right. Mention this to your gro cer. 3-13t There will be degree work In the Fellowship rank A. F. & A M. Satur day night. Signed, Geo. Cochran, W. M. 2t Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insur ance, that is what Northwestern Na tional is. Before placing your insur ance elsewhere you will Save Money by calling at the office of the General Agent of the above Company. , I. Y. FISHER. The Life Insurance Man. Office Room 22, the new Foley bldg. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and ouss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night . The regular meeting of the Modern Woodmen occurs tonight '- ROYAL CLUB COFFER, W F Hendrlck resident 'uner. Bi 732. Vegetables and FRUITS, PRESH SATURDAY Spinach Celery Tomatoes Head Lettuce Carrots Turnips Green Onions Parsnips Hot House Lettuce Bananas,' Oranges and Grapefruit Cottage Cheese PATTISO N BROTHERS GROCERY G. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training, theory and his tory of music carefully taught 604 Adams ave phone black 1352 Ladies' suits a specialty. . Every thing made here in my own store. Suits (36.00 up. The Toggery. '., . flranfa Bnslness College. - Telegraphy, Spanish and a full pTMttcal. mrse IriTDUstness. Enroll t any time. Office help supplied at a moment's aotlce. Experienced stenographer, type writer and competent bookkeeper wishes position. Best references. Wide experience. Address Observer 3-6-6t Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic iiano playing and harmony. Phone User RSI, St'idlo, Corner f Fir and Adams. 9-23-tf Dressmaking, Mrs. Rev. Adams and Mtciberry, 130214 O ave. Phone B 561 ? Be ' up-to-date. Wear the American Queen. Mrs. O. C. Coombs. Corsetlere, 1103 L ave- Hue. Phone Black 831. Order now for spring fitting. 1!? This number is a very neatly gotten 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 NOW 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 l-2c A. F. C. Ginghams, dress and apron pat terns 121-2c 36 in. Forrest Percale 10c Table Oil Cloth, white and fancy 18c 8-4 ing . Pacific Bleached Sheet- - 22 l-2c 9-4 tag Pacific Bleached Sheet- 25c 10-4 Pacific Bleached Sheet ing 27 l-2c Full and complete line of Window Serims, Nsts, Draperies and Lace Curtains. This is the time of year when you will begin to think about spring house cleaning, end you no doubt will make some changes that will require new curtains for the windows. We have them a fine new large line from 58c up to $7.00 per pair, and scrims arid Draperies from 10c per yard up to $1.85. " The.Gokfen QUALITY THE SAME Rule Co 4: . t . PRICES LESS Frank Rohan of South La Grande is building an addition to his home. Order your green carnations for St. Patrick's day and your Easter lilies and flowers for Eastern now; La Grande Seed ft Floral Co. 2-28-tf Fritts' Lyceum bureau star trio, the Aller troupe, of Boise, will be a free attraction at the Methodist church . Sunday evening These peo ple are claimed by those who know them to be one of the greatest trios in the west, and the Methodist con gregation and friends have a treat in store for them. BITTER The photographer in your town. 11-lti Clias. Burggraf, one of the best known architects of the state, is here from Albany today on business mat ters. " H. B. Haisten, coroner of Wallowa county, and a prominent furniture dealer of Wallowa returned to his home this morning after spending a few days with his brother, ouncllman F. D. Haisten of this city. . . New Spring Goods. Call and look them over. The Toggery. ' New Spring Shoes All .the new styles in suedes, buck, tan, patents, gun metals and kids in widths from AA to E. Coint where you can be Properly Fitted. Men's spring shoes in an endless assortment of styles to suit your fancy in Johnston & Murphy, Howard & Foster, Bostonians, etc., carried in all vidths. YOURS TO PLEASE L J. French Shoe Go. AGENT FOR ONYX HOSIERY. L. , J PILE 8 CUBED IN S TO 14 DATS. '. r druggist will refund money if j i "70 OINTMENT falls to cure any ,0 itching. Blind, Bleeding or '"Jtradlng Mies in C jo U days. 60c Mr. Atkinson, the South La Grande grocer, in renovating the property re cently purchased from J. M. Matott. rmsoxALS. N. K. West is home from a Portland business trip. Senator Ed E. Kiddle arrived home from Salem this' morning, having ful filled his duties as senator. . Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Buckley arrived tiome today from Portland wnere they have been on a business visit. U H. Russell is home from an ex tended trip taking him to Portland. Seattle, Tacoma and down to Bend. Dr. E. B. Fyke arrived home today from a visit to Portland where he went on business matters. Water Superintendent George T Cochran returned' this morning from Salem where he has been attending to state water business. W.-E. Leffel. game warden of Wal lowa county, was out from Joseph last night to assist in bringing the shipment of elk to Joseph, The Story Buntan Told. Bunsen. the great German scientist, was extremely alwentmiuded. lie bad ii '.d his eveniug clothes put out tbnt be aiight attend a enrd party to which he bad been Invited, but forgot nil about it until the next niornliiK. when his man pointed out Unit the evening clothes had not beeu worn. And then be re marked to himself. "I know what I'll dt" 'i'hnt eveuiiij; he put on bis dress clothes, went to the hidy's house at tbe appointed time nnd walked in us if it were the day ispon which he had been invited. Tbe hostess, much ton polite 14 to tell him that he had tnfxtukeu toe eveuiiiK unii that the party bud taken place on the previous night, sent to ber friends iiRklng them to come In to play a rubber again. They did so. In tbe course of the evening the conversation turned on absentmlndedness. and Bun sen begin to tell them what bad hap pened to him a long time ago bow tbat he bad forgotten an invitation and how be bad made up bis mind to go tbe next night and thus be told the party tbe whole story, forgetting altogether that he was giving them an account of what was hnrmenlnj sr th. very moment The Forty Tear Test. An article must have exceptional merit to survive for a period of forty years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was first offered to the public In 1S72. From a small beginning It has grown In favor and popularity until !t raq attained a world wide reputa loni You will find nothing better tor a niidersaud why it Is a favorite afte" cough or cold. Try it and. you will a period of more than forty yeirs. It not only gives relief it cures. Tor sale by all dealers. a bargain, used but three times. Alto thoroughbred black and buff Orplng ton, and R. I. Red cockerels. Chat. E. Perry, 1315 Jackson avenue, phone i - ' . 3-7-3tp I'ie Seridl TJjeie will be a pie social at the H. . E. church Friday evening. .All are welcome. All kinds of pie. ; . Rush Chief Owner. The National Protective service, i! i which was reported yesterday to . been taken over by M. fir. Phlpps pf Newport xsews., is unaer ine direction it of Contractor Rush who is the prin-ij clpal Investor. Mr. Pbipps Is a part owner and the collector in charge. 173 egg For Sale. "Old Trusty" S.C.KINGSLEY will do your Boot and Shoe Repairing neatly and promptly. Prices reasonable. f At L. J. French Shoe Store. Incubator it No 8nte of Humor. One uiau met another man on tbe street and thu first man said to tbe second man: "Hello, Jim! You're Just the man I wanted to see. 1 bave a new one for you." "A new. what?' asked tbe second man of the first man suspiciously. "A new conundrum." "There ain't any such thing. If it's good it ain't new. and If It's new It alnV- "Cut It! " Now listen. What's the dif ference between a poet and a plumb err "Aw, that's easy. A poet never has any money, and a" "You're wsy off. Anybody knows tbat difference. Now. listen; here's tbe an swer. A poet pipes a lay and a plumb er lays a" i "My plumber don't lie" "Aw. w bit's the use of telling good Joke to a man without a sense of hu mor?" Cleveland Plain Dealer. Old Floors Made like New - Have you an unsightly floor, rough, uneven, stained or dirty? If . you have I can put K in first ciaea condition, level, smooth, clean. ' Just like a new floor and ready for any kind of a flnieh you may wish to put on it The ALTOtttATlC SCRAPES AND POL1SHKB makes them like new. For particulars call at rooift 10 "Newl'-'- G. H. RUSH Contractor and Builder '' iJh '. Bring us your Films for Development We use the tank method, and our experience and expert equipment insure the best possible results. Every care taken and quality of the work guaranteed. I RED CROSS DRUG STORti I ...X
