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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1913)
I 0 THE nOUSE r: "The Queen of Spades91 . A Cities Masterpiece in Two Parts PATHE'S WEEKLY NO.' 13 It speaks an Intelligible language to every nationality.), v " ' ' "THE TRAIL JOF THE. TTCHI HQ,, ' PALM" A. meritorious comedy SPECIAL TONIGHT ONLY BABY DOROTHY PARKER, four-year-old Singer and Dancer. Alao the Bartons, comerdy sketch ar tists. t - . 'f , A , i . ; - , . j ' "COMING MAY 9-10, "DETECTIVE WM. J BURNS" IN - ! "The Exposure of the Land Swindlers ' ' v IN THREE PARTS BAKER-IZED " STEEL CUT COFFEE SELLS ,.For 45c a Pound That means your coffee costs you less than 3-4c a cup. There is no chaff or dust in Baker Ized coffees, and you can drink all you want without ,fear of ill-effect. A 2-lb Can for' 85c For Sale by PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 ", LockYourBarnDoor 1 BEFORE your horse Is stolen SOT AFTER. An abstract of ' title to. your real esfcato is as necessary as insurance on your home, I will make an abstract for you at a material reduction ini theprlce charged by others. , f wiU guarantee th&t any' at--torney'j will .approve -ji or there . will be no cnarge. Ask-; for. FENDER at the office ot the SECURITY LAND AJiD TRUST v COMPANY. La Grande National Bank Bldg I The SAFE WAY Eye. Glasses and j! Spectacles Qire cerrect, give kftlnfort M look well. , "Tbe intellect ol an" alts en ttironed vialWy eJpon his fore, head and ia tWe 'eye.' .. " Longfellow. ' THE RELrtiF F EYESTRAIN IS fUR SPECIALTY ; Come 'inaad talk over' ypur eyg1tess ' problems; consulta tion vat any time. We grind eur own lenses. 'Our optical parlors have all 'the latest scientific instruments, 'for detectng errors n refracUn, Attendance ' Graduate Optome trist, La Grande, J.I! PEARE&S0N OF COMFOET LOCAL BREVITIES. . & Eastman, Ae films for your Kodakf at Red Cross Drug Store. Manual training department of La 1 i i . .1 i. ... . ..... .1 Be sure and see this interesting dis play. , BITTER ,The photographer in your town. 11-ltf j . See Henry & Carr's premium offer ! on extra votes for Range sales in the automoble contest : - r - 6-4-3t ..THE NINTH STORY OF "WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY" SHERRY'S WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. V NEW SHOESHINING PARLOR : Nevt door to Sherry's Theatre. I give expert care to my customers and clean all kinds of shoes white, i suede, tan and black. . : - , J. K. KAPELLAS. : - I We will take your eggs in'exchange for groceries. A full line to select froni. Grand Union Tea company. 5-5-tf Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artistic piano playing and harmony. . ..Phone Black 881, Home Studio, 1008 Third 3t. 9-23-tf ..Old Lino Legal Reserve Life insur I ance is the: kind that Stays and the kind that pays. It' '3 the kind you ( buy when you take out a policy in the ortliwc8tcrn National Life of Min-1 neapoll.s ' . , I - FISHER & II1LL, Gen'l . Agents, Office Rms. 20-22 the new Foley Bldg. P. O. Lock Box 863, La Grande, Ore. ; See Henry & Carr's premium offer on extra votes for Range sales, in the automoble contest. . - 5-4-3t After May 7th, Mrs. O. C. Combs, the corestiere, will be found at 1504 Seventh street. - . 5-3-tf Tickets for thl kcUVl8fi ts Wallo wa May li &re how feft sale at the H. Peare iewi'lirV Store. Country. Boys Big League Stan , II wu laid that every soldier of -' Napoleon carried a manhal'. baton , , in hi. knapaack. . So every boy may be mid to carry a big league bat on the ball field. The Cork Center ball ( the official .. ball of the world Mrie and every v .boy ihould accustom himself to its ; use. He might a. well use a picket ' off the fenctf for a bat as to Use the : old style rubber core ball now. Ne hat is to. f u away from Spalding, to ret a eatalora Jut m.H . ix"tl, ddtcmd a. below, aMukftfr'th.ww Sprinc and B'unrocr Sport, eatatoroa. A. C SPALDING & BROS. 156 Cwary Street, San Frandsoa Ask yner km! dealer ta show yon la. Spalding lias. , . mgii bcnooi now an exnimt o- win find perfection in Hunt's Su , furniture , made during "the ' school preme Quality. Price 35c can, 3 for year in West's windows all this week. $1.00. For sale by Pattison Bros. Wanted. . Man and wife' to take charge of kitchen and dining room.' .Famished. No rent, near La Grande, v Address E. A. H. eare Ob cisrver office 54-tf OB. BY S. BROWIfTOJf. Deatht ui flea over Sherry's theatre. ; . SKERRY'S WEDNESDAY" AND THURSDAY "THE WAY TO TJSE UNDERWORLD." THE NINTH OF THE "WHAT HAPPENED. ( TO MARY" SERIES. ' - " See Henry & Carr's premium offer on extra votes for Range sales in the automoble contest 6-4-St Let me take your picture with pne of Silverthorn's high class cameras. . 5-6-3t One good store, in every important city' is devoting this week, to Nomo corsets.: This is Nemo week at WeRt's. Pore River Ice; . : s . Regular deliveries. Prices Phone Fred Young, B. 681. right, 5-5-tf For a Sunday outing, rent a Camera of Silverthorn. Have your films de veloped at Silverthons Everything in Camera line of the very best at Sil verthon's family drug store." -' 5-6-3t If you Are extremely particular and desire the very best table fruits, you - Grocery. 4-30-13 1414 Adams Ave. Mrs. A; D. Vande Car is located at 1414 Adams Ave.; with, a beautiful line of Hair Goods. Will dye, singe and treat the Hair. Bring your comb ings and see the latest styles. ;; --' - , ' 6-6-tf There will be a meeting of Rescue Hose Companies Nos. 1 and 2 Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of .electing officers. 5-5-2t For good coffee and tea go to the Grand Union Tea company; 6-5-tf B. W. Shores will, conduct an auro livery, henceforth, 1 with headquarters at the Sommer hotel Patrons wi'h- ing' to use the service can caiithe Sommer hotel and leave instructK-Ms. Mr. Shores will provide a day arid night service. , v".?..- The Ladies' Parish and Missionary society of Zions Evangelical Lutheran church meet Thursday afternoon at the home' of Mrs. F. Jensen on Lake street, near the Palmer mill. r ,, See Henry & Carr's premium offer on extra votes for Range sales in the automoble contest." a ' , .'" 5-4-3t v A. style for every stout or medium figure in Nemo corsets. This is Nenfo week at West's. See Henry & Carr's premium offer on extra votes for Range, sales in the automoble contest. 5-4-8t . Spuds for Sale. The La Grande baseball team has 300 boxes of fancy potatoes for sale. Call P, A. Foley. Nemo week at West's, corset department ; ' Vfsit cur .-Restaurant for sale, with 16 rooms completely furnished. Best location. Long lease. ) Doing a good business. I have' other, bubmess.' Inquire Even ing Obesrveft ' . ; 5-6-Ct Notice to My Friends, 'i TV.5 report that I am goiag to r.nit in the automobile contest ts incorrect arid without foundation. I am in to stay to the finish andfwith the assist ance of my friends 1 hope to be suc cessful. ' ' ''" ''rV' JOSEPH C KElTIiIY. , 5-2-eod-tf Kencerorth the Bussey taxi and buos Ttne will have Quarters at the Foley 'hotel. Phone Main 191.' Day and night .. .' . ' ' "Wheh hot weather begins we natur ally begin to want some of Silvef thorh's Soda Water. Everybody Should try it .5-6-2t 'that expert soda water mixer -at Silverthorn's new fountain . is all right, better see him. , Sometimes we are apt to think that the spring b rather backward but there has neer been a time when there was as much lawn and parking improve ment in the city as there has been this spring. Al though the season is some backward the time is fast approaching when you will want Garden and Lawn Tools. We are better prepared than ever to supply your wants in this line. Lawn Mowers $4.50 to $13.25. Lawn Sprinklers 70c to $2.00. Grass Shears, Grass Catchers from 25c to $1.35. Garden Hose, Washers, Nozzles; in fact, everything for the Park and Lavn. Come in and let us talk Lawn Goods to:you.-;f)vS? GOLDEN RULE. CO, Quality See the manual training exhibit at West's. 4f44o4td PERSONALS. ' 3$345$.ejJs -t) 'j J 4 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Matheson, for merly of La Grande, are in th city from Seattle visiting friends-. Before going to the O-W at . RoRttle . Mr. Matheson was readinasted here,: and a property owner. . Bob England, genera) manager of the Central .Railway of Oregon, at Union,- was in the city this moiuing on business matters. ' . Mrs. E, H. Bates, and herdaughters Mrs. F. R. Bridges, leave this evening for Portland to soend several weeks visiting with friends. - W. D. Foreman, Cove; H. A. Cott hoff, Portland; J. Gaim, Tfte Dalles; J. W..- Briston,' Portland; J. Latture, Portland; F. G: Cucas, Weston; H. M. Peterson, Portland; Wm. Weather ford, Day ton,v. Wash.; W. R. Morris, Chicago; and J. C. Brough, are among the guests stopping at the Sommer.. ' Assistant Superintendent Fred G. Schilke has returned from the month ly safety committee meeting at Port land where all departments of . the road send delegates monthly to dis cuss the matter of safety for em ployes and passengers. . . r ' J, L. " Chapman, Pftrlian'; W. H. Bib, Baker; J. A. Jlnson, Imbler; J. H. Jones, Seatttft' H. Moore, Seattle; R. S. WiW hd wife, Salem; T. M. Qsburftv Weiser; and F. Murna of PaM Robles, Cal., are' among; those who stopped at the Savoy last night. Ch'as. M"imnaugh, Wallowa; E. N. Emerson, Spokane; E. P. Schaw,, Portland; J. L. Trangley, , Portland; H. H. Dickson, Union; E. A. Beagles, Portlisind; O. G, Thomas; Indianapolis ; W. A.y Woodward .Portland; J. D. Matheson, and wife, Seattle; and Geoi Sutherland, of ; Walla Walla, are among the guests stopping at the Foley. I . ' ' . W. A. Maxwell, editor of the Union Scout, is in the city today. ;r ' ' Wm. Alexander and ' daughter of StarbucV, Wash.; arrived last night. Mrs. Alberta Hopper Goodman and daughter of North Yakima, arrived last -night and are -visiting Mrs. Good man's mother, Mrs. E. Jacobson. ' 1r(f. Geo.. Hendricks, the ; well known piano tuner, arrived this morn ing. - Mr. Herrdricl's formerly lived hers. - .Attorney Robt Eakin returned horoe this- morning Irom Pendleton. the Same Prices Less Oxy-Acetylene Welding Plant Per Welding Broken Castings of Every Description Cast Iron, Steel and Aluminumeldin, Crank Cases, Cylinders, or any part of machinery repaired. $o order too large or too small for our attention. This special work is handled by. expert workmen. Lici equipped custom shops between Portland and Salt J. A. Gyllcnberg, ' MachmiaU and Tttrdcrs BAKER, OREGON Clever Vaudeville at-Arcade. ' "The Milmers" now at the Arcade Theatre, is one of the best novelty combination acts here in a long time. Their stunts are good and new. Now that the Y. M. C. A. campaign is on, it is Of interest to know that Mr. Mil mers start and early training was se cured at the local Y. M. C. A. Reading Penn. The picture program is first class, featuring The Counterfeiters'' a two-reel Kay-Bee, a Gaumont Weekly and two breezy comedies By the' Keystone oompanyv 1 " . ' Coming tomorrow the Dayton Ohio Flood Pictured, two full reels. THIS INTERESTS EVERY WOMAN A family .doctor said recently that women come to him think that they have female trouble, but ' .when he treats them for their, kidneys and bladder, they soon recover. This is worth knowing,' and es6i that Foley ' Kidney Pills are the best" and safest medicine at such times. You cannot get better purer medicine 'for back ache, weary dragged out feeling, ach ing joints, irregular kidney and blad der action and nervousness Idue to kidney troubles. Try them. They are tonic in action, quick in results. For sale by A. T. Hill. " ' , ' v Notice to Contractors. ,? ; ; N' 'ice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by C.m sey E. Bunting, architect, 33 Foley KullJing, up to 6:00 p. m., Thursday, May 8, 1913, for the construction W a iramc and concrete pavilion for P., ..'de; park, La Grande, Orogori Bidders may . submit - proposals on concieie and frame part fl? -irately or together if they desire. . Success ful I-idder will be required to furnish bo vr. : . ft-i St TELEPHONE 403 1 SOAPS I , . No matter what you require in soaps, we have it - The as- . sortment is ample and the qual ity is assured. . - Bath, Toilet, Nursery, Medicinal, Disinfectant, Shaving, Etc. We make a specialty of soaps and can protect you from un worthy qualities or unfair prices. , A special for you this week, 9 Bars Soap Red Cross DrugStore Notice to Contractors, . Notice is hereby given that seoie-j proposals will be receiver by Chauu cey E. Bunting, architect, 89 Foley building, trp to 6:00 p. m., Thursday. May 8, 1913, for th construction of a frame park-keeper's lodge fo Riv erside park, La Grande, Oregon. ' 6-5-3t 18
