La Grande evening observer., March 08, 1913, Image 5

SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
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WOTAL CLUB coffee.
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The HOUSE OF COMFOR)
"LADY PEGGY'S ESCAPE
Positively one of the t very
, best of the Kalem 'company's
' Irish production!. i '
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"A TALE OF OLD TAHITI"
splendid two reel produc
tion taken on the Island ot Ta
hiti 'by the Melles company on
their "Round the World" tour.
TBE JOKE WASN'T ON BEN
. ' BOLT"
A very line . Vltagraph com
edy. . WEBSTER AND WABDE .
Those clever entertainers give
a complete change of program.
SR. 1L S. BkOvmON, Deutlftt. Ot-
flce oyer Sherry's theatre.
Suits from $l8.r.O np made to your
measure a the Toggery. ,.
LI K, Chilli Purler.
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Everything fresh, seat aid up-te-date.
Open nernlncs a I a. m. er,
Adams and Fir. Phone Red 191. 2-21-tf
Easter lilies Vn pots In bloosa for
aster day. Hace your erder now If
yoe. Want one. La C ramie Seed aad
Floral Ce. , 3-Mti .
RftYAL CLUB COFFER.
The Loyal Sisters of the Christian
church will bold an Easter Bazaar
In the study of the church Friday
and Saturday 21t and 22nd of March.
All kinds ot aprons, quilts, and fancy
work. Home made bread and cake,
coffee and sandwiches on Saturday.
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Watch for the Loyal Sleters Easter
basaar.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
"It Is poslble to follow the wroag
way so loag that It will seem right."
Bat ROYAL CLUB and you are sure
to be right Mention this to your gro
cer. . 3-13t
RITTEB
Ths photographer in your town. 11-ltf
TO CURB A COLB M NE BAT
Take LAXATJYI BRIO-MO Qnfniae
Tablets, Brsggleta reload money If
It falls te eere. B. W. CffiOVE'S sig
nature Is en each box. tSe
Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insur
ance, that Is what Kertawesteni Ra
tional is. Before placing your insur
ance elsewhere you will Save Money
by calling at the office of the General
Agent ot the above Company.
L T. FISHES.
The Life Insurance Man..
Of ice Room 22, the new Foley bldg.
There will be degree work in the
Fellowcraft rank A F. & A M. Satur
day night Signed, Geo. Cochran, W.
u. at
Order your green carnations for St
Patrick's day and yoar Baster 11 lies
and flowerp, for. Eastern now. La
Grande Seed A Floral Co. 2-2S-tf
Fritts'' Lyceum bureau star Mo,
the Aller troupe, of Boise, will be a
free attraction at the Methodist
church Sunday evening These peo-
pie are claimed by those who know
them to be one of the greatest trios
In the west, and the Methodist con
gregatlon and friends have a treat in
tore for them.
Henceforth the Bussey tail and
buss line will have quarters at the
Foley betel. Phone Main 191. Day
and night '.
BOTAL CLUB COFFEE.
7 F Hendrick resident uner. Bt 732.
O. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe
organ, ear training, ineory ana nis-
tory ot music carefully taught dim
Adams are., phone black 13S2
Ladies' suits a specialty. Every
thing made tiere in my own store.
Suits 235.00 ap. The Toggery.
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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.
SPRUNG 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.Kl'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-221-2C
94
ing
Pacific Bleached
Sheet-25e
10 Pacific Bleached Sheet
ing t271-2c
Full and complete line of Window Seiims, Nets, Draperies and Lace Curtains. This is the time of
year when you will begin to. think about spring house cleaning, and you no doubt will raakf some
ehanges that will require new eurtains for the windows. We have them a fine new large line from
58c up t 7.00 per pair, and scrims and Draperies from 10c per yard up t $1.86.
QUALITY
THE SAME
lie Go!deim Rule Co.
PRICES
LESS
La Grande Business College.
Telegraphy, SpanlBh and a full
practical course in business. ' Enroll
tt any time. Office help supplied at a
moment's notice,
Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic
piano playing and harmony. Phone
Blacr: 881, Stidlo, Corner 1 1 Fir and
Adams. 9-23-tf
HuylerY Breakfast
Cocoa
The delicious food
drink appetizing, de
lightful, nourishing.
15c and 30c Cans.
Huyler's Premium
Chocolate
(Unsweetened) best
for cooking
, 1-2 lb Cakes 25c
Huyler's Vanilla Choc
olate For eating, drinking
and cooking. 10c cakes.
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
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PERSONALS.
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Perley, an O.-W. ofllCal of
LOCAL OFFICE EJiLA.EfiED.
Imilershons building la not needed
yet, accodrlng to Mr. Stack. j
With itfr, Bollona and other officials .
k hi,, m. cf.k ramMiiv in, : fcorthwestern ftajonal
w uu ai uoic, ...a.
spec ted the machine shops and round
house this morning.
Portalnd, is here today on business (
Life Iannr.
ance Company Agency (lianges.
Experienced stenographer, type
writer and competent bookkeeper
wishes position. , Best references.
Wide experience. Address Observer.
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tecta the wood from the pile worm.
Dressmaklnfr, Mrs. Rev. Adams and
Attelberry, 1302' O ave. Phone B 661
NOTICE.
Pity youf water rent.
10th, last day. 3-8-2t
Be up-to-date. Wear
American Queen. Mrs. 0. C.
Coombs, Coreetiere, 1103 h ave-
nne. Phone Black 831. Order
now fer spring fitting.
nnaa mnttPTR.
Mrs. Clara Langrell of Baker is,
here visiting Mrs. Fred Schllke and ,
Mrs. L. M'. Hoyt.
j. W. Dunbar went to Pendleton to-1
day to bring home his wife who has
been in the Btate hospital but la now
fully recovered.
Don Pruitt arrived here yesterday.
Mr. Pruitt will, be private secretary
for R. N. Stanfleld. Pendleton East
Orpeonian.
i a Tnnn k iiie i uin utv,..w - .
' in tlie city today on business matters The Jungle fowl of India, from which
' and a portion of whom will attend our domesticated chickens are descend
Monday the;.ne l. D. S. quarterly enference, are: ed, lay an average of ten eggs a year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hycock. Mr. and and fifteen years is the natural penoa
Mrs. John K. Jacobs,- Mr. and Mrs. P. of their life.
Miller, Attorney w. 1
airs. Pearl Dingy Tow.is.
Dingy towels may frequently be re-
I. V. Fisher who recently o-cic;
a general ngciiry fur the XartV-o.j -era
National Life Insurance company
daui are 0 to 400 yenrs old. That on the second floor of the new Foley
part wlilob In not lu the ground la
ofteu bored by a pile worm near the
surface, but is preserved by driving
In nnils with very lurge heads, so as
to give the pile an Iron contlng. This
coating is then transformed by the
water Into a layer of rust, wbicn pro-
La Grande their permanent home.
Mr. Fisher holds 'an extensive ac
quaintance throughout the state,
having resided in Oregon for about
four years, and with Mrs. Fisher win
also make his home In what he say
is the metropolis of Wnstern Oretnu.
I:cia men are men of x; a "Iku o '.t
BALKAN RftPLT HEAR.
Powers to Get Answer Monday TW
Turks Again DlrMcd.
building has associated in business
with him, H. H. Hall of this city.
The new firm will be conducted un
der the name of Fisher & Hall.
Mr. Hall needs no introduction .to ,
most of the residents of La Grande London, March 8. Dispatches re
or Union county, Mr. and Mrs. Hall ceived from Sofia sny the Balkan si
tiovlnf mnvArt tn T.n Hrflnilp frnni IIpk will runlv XTnnfln.v to the note
This process must be repeated every : ga,t Lcity dur)ng 1912 and since from the powers regarding negotla
flfteen vears. .1 v. a .1 . t,i. .
acquaintance in this part of the state, stantinople advices say the Turks are
' India's Jungle Fowl.
Their many friends will be glad to again divided over peace terms and
learn that they have decided tto mah nnolher revolution Is Imminent.
S.C.K1NGSLEY
. will do your
Boot and Shoe
Repairing
promptly. Prices
J. Hailing, W. O,
Terrel. J. W. Baxter,
. n TX t 1. T
1 Atkinson, 1m mm MCivennou, juiiii biuivu m uiiui " .. r-
Pp'oiW Georee Sclbird. and Mr. and in a kettle or 001a water, aauing wu..
Mrs. O. P. Pratt. -
Dr. James E. Talmage and Heber J.
Grant, of Salt Lake City, apostle of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints arrived on the morning
train to attend the conference of the
Union stake which is being held to
day, and tomorrow in the tabernacle.
Many La Granders will remember
Dr. Talmage as having delivered one
01 tne lectures at we Chautauqua
last summer and will be' pleased to
have the opportunity of hearing him
toomrrow.
neatly and
reasonable.
At L. J. French Shoe Store.
National Protective Service
A COLLECT FOX STSTEM THAT COLLECTS. We have the system
that collects. H make no difference how Jarge or email your ac
counts, or how for scit ered your debtors, R Is equally efficient,
equally successful. You can use it in your buidnea tor those de
linquent accounts. ' '
50 00LLECTI0X SO CHAB6B
Ph.se Red MM tmXl Br"S BW
OFFICIALS SAY
Honii Shaving and lemon Juice and let
tliiK i-onie slowly to a boll. Rinse In
tepid water, then blue water, and hang
In the Kim. ,
Tigers of Siberia.
The lonK hulred tiger Is still found
in considerable numbers in parts of
eaxterii Slliertu. enpeclnlly in tbe Prl
Ainiir district, uml the largest bears
EXCELSIOR
' (Oontlnned rotn Pae 1)
friendly feellne' orevaillng In La
Grande towards the company. The
citizens are broad-minded and always
willing to take hold pf a co-operation
plan and It Is Indeed rrateful to know
that such Is the case. The city of La
Grande' is entitled to consideration at
the hands of the company and In
making extensive expenditures here.
If d in contemplating still further
outlay, we keep In mind that La
Grande U appreciative and friendly
toward the company."
Some slight changes in the boiler
shop equipment are contemplated and
will come soon but tbe rumored new
"Vision of Piers Plowman."
The curliest poeui ot high value
which we inert with In modern Eng
lish literature la the thrilling and mys
terious "Vision of I'lers Plowman.
This poem bas been banded down to
posterity in tint fewer than .forty-five
manuscript copies. It Is almost cer
..in tir 1 jinffiiinil wrote tbe first
' draft of bis poem In 1302, rewrote It In
S 1377 and revised ,lt again, with large
additions, somewhere between mik
and WIW.
A Historic Day for Boston.
On March 17. 177ft. there were 13.000
British soldiers ill tbe town and har
bor of Boston. During tbe day they
evacuated the town, and all went on
board tbe ships in the harbor, and the
continental congress took possession
of Boston. '
Irrigated Farms.
One-fourth of the Irrigated farms of
tbe United States are In California.
Auto-Cycle
The machine that nude the following records! OXE MILE IX SC
SECONDS FLAT. (The first motorcycle to attain the speed of 109
miles per hour)
P M'lcs ":"? 3-C; 10 Mlloa C;13 .'.0 Miles, S3:fi5 1-5 75 Miles, SU...jt-
One Hundred Miles, 68:01 4-5; Average for 100 Miles 9 4-5 Seconds
The Excelsior also leads as a hill climber. At the Portland. Ore
gon, hill climb held Feb. 23 under the auspices of the Portand M. C,
Roy Brown on an "Ex1 7 coverd the required distance in 33 seconds
flat. Two other ExcelBlors followed, their times betng 33 J-6 seconds.
W. M. ADAIR, AGENT
PHONE RED 3411.
a is
Old Floors Made Like New
Have you an unsightly floor, rough, uneven, stained or dirty T It
you have I can put It in first class condition, level, smooth, clesn,
just like new floor and ready for any kind of a finish you ny
wish to put on It The AUTtMUTlC SCRAPER AXD rOLUHER
makes them like new. For particulars call at room 10 fc'ewlin'e
drug building, or phone Red 3061.
G. H. RUSH Contractor and Builder