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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1913)
T1TORSDAY, MAY 8, 1913. v LA "GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE FIVE OTERKY'S THE HOUSE OP, COMFORT TOMORROW DETECTIVE WM. J. BURNS IN "Exposure of the Land Swindlers" LARGE COMPANY OF ARTISTS APPEAR IN SUPPORT OF M MISS ALICE JOYCE AND A R. BURNS. "THE FACE AT THE WINDOW A spledndid Kalem drama, With ' some new twists. "THE WAY TO THE UNDERWORLD" The 9th story of "What Happened to Mary." ; "UNDER . THE MAKE-UP" A feature picture with your "favor ite" Florence Turner. "THE HABDUP FAMILY"- Acorking good comedy Patheplay. BIG DOUBLE VAUDEVILLE ACT Master James Bratton, in his funny school boy sketch, also The Brattons in fine comedy sketch. ; j. Wanted, 'f, V'j Man and wife to take charge of kitchen and dining room. Furnished. No rent, near La Grande. -Address E. A. H. care Obesrver office? . B-l-tf OB. H. S. BBOWNTOX. DenM&t ui- flce oyer Sherry's theatre. ' ' Let me take your picture with one of Silverthorn's high class cameras. ... : ' , . 5-6-3t Pure River Ice. ''. . 'Regular deliveries. Prices . right. Phone Fred Young, Black 861. 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 flrug store. 5-6-3t FINE BOUDOIR TOILET PAPER FULL COUNT 10c ROLL; 3 for 25c For Sale by ; PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 LOCAL BREVITIES. $ If you are extremely particular and desire the very best table fruits, you will find perfection in Hunt's Su preme Quality. Price 35c can, 3 for $1.00. For sale by Pattison Bros. Grocery. 4-30-13 Eastman, tlna -filma n v.lrji i av JUUI AUUttft at ncu uross j-rug store. ; Garbage hauled. Prompt service. Phone N. N. Mason, Black 622. , 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. ? 5-6-tf PARTIES who stole 26 yards of matting from 1106 Penn., can re turn the same at once and no ques tions asked. If not, arrest will fol low as party is known. B. W. Shores will conduct an auro livery henceforth, with headquarters at the Sommer hotel. Patrons wish ing to use the service can caJJ the Sommer hotel and leave instructions. Mr. Shores will provide a day arid night service. ' , ; I - " BITTER The photographer In your town, ll-ltf NEW SHOESHINING PARLOR. Nevt door to Sherry's Theatre! I give expert care to my customers and clean all kind3 of ' shoes white, ' suede, tan and black. j J. K. KAPELLAS. We will take your eggs in exchange for groceries. A full line to select from. Grand Union Tea company. ' . ' 5-5-tf . .. 7 1 Lock Your BarnDoor BEFORE your horse is stolen SOT AFTER. An abstract of title to your real estate is as necessary 'as insurance on your home. I will' make an abstract for you at a material reduction in the price charged by others. I will guarantee that any at torney will approve It or there will be no cnarge. Ask for FENDER at the office of the SECURITY LAND ASD TRUST. COMPANY. La Grande National ' Bank Bldg The SAFE WAY IN GETTING Eye Glasses and Spectacles that are correct, give comfort and look well. "Tile intellect of man sits en throned visibly upon his fore head and in the eye." , ' Longfellow. THE RELIEF OF EYESTRAIN IS OUR SPECIALTY ' Come in and talk over youjr , eyeglass problems; consulta tion at any time. We grind our own lensed. Our optical parlors have all the latest scientific instruments, for detectng errors n refractcm. Attendance Graduate Optome - trlst, La Grande. J.H PEARE&S0N Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of artiste piano playing, and harmonyl: Phone BJack 88i; Home Studio, 1008 Third St." ( ' 9-23-tf ; 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. Henceforth, the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night After May 7th, Mrs, 0. C. Combs. the corestiere, will be found at 1504 Seventh street. . , 5-3-tf Special to Wallowa Sunday May 11. Leave La Grande at 8 o'clock, re aurn leaving Wallowa at 7 p. m. One and one-third fare. $2.40- 3t 1 i, i...' The Modern Brotherhood members are urged to attend lodge Thursday evening. Busine8 of importance. By order Etta Wines,, president; Lilly ,Kiinfnel, secretary. 2t 1 Get Ready to Make Garden Sometimes we are apt to thuik that the spring is rather backward but there has never 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 $1,351 Garden Hose, Washers, Nozzles; in fact, everything for the Park and Lawn. Come in and let us talk Lawn Goods to you. GOLDEN RULE CO, Quality the Same - Prices Less . TV 4. a j . , . iw cajki t ouua water mixer at tsss Silverthorn's new - fountain is all right, better see him. 5-6-2t Place your order for Memorial Day flowers now. La Grande Seed A ! Floral Co. v . 6-8-tf !i A FDC 9 Bars for 30c Special This Week Tickets for the excursion to Wallo wa May 11 are now on sale at the P. H. Peare jewelry store. " Restaurant for sale, with 15 rooms completely furnished. Best location. Long lease. Doing a good business. I have other business. Inquire Even ing Obesrver. 5-6-Gt For good coffee and tea go to the Grand Union Tea company. 5-5-tf Spuds for Sale. The La Grande baseball team has 300 boxes of fancy potatoes for sale. Call P. A. Foley. ' When hot weather begins we natur ally begin to want some of Silver thorn's Soda Water. Everybody should try it. 5-6-2t I TV T . ' I a i am mm . . m rumos i i . I I sat IP Mew and Oxfords in black suedes, brown suedes, black vdvets, brown velvets, patents, tans, gun metal and vici kid in all sizes and widths from A A to E. Prices from $2.50 to $4.00 L J. French Shoe Co; PERSONALS. ... . . Mrs. Thos. Budge and daughter Sid, went to Unioh this afternoon. Mrs. C. H. Finn ad r.tis. Root. Newlin went ta Hot Lake on this afternoon's train. Joseph W. Shennon of Union, filed a timber and stone application in the U. S. Lar.d office yestovd-y. Ben Grout who has bee nin Portland for the past two years returned home this morning. E. Butler, Hot Lake; G. F. Parry, St. Joe, Mo.; I. S. Erman, Portland; A. C. Moffat, Portland; T. F. Haher, Cleveland, O.; A. H. Welde, San Fran cisco; and J. Machad of North Yaki ma, are among those stopping at the Foley! J. H. Hutchinson came over from Union last night to attend the county court session for this month. 1 Attorney Geo. T. Cochran returned home from Pendleton last night. Attorney C. H. Finn returned home from Pendleton last night. F. ' A. Harmon of Baker is doing business in La Grande today. Mr. Harmon is the retiring president of the Baker commercial club. A. McCoy, Boise; R. Esmerill, May aguez, P. R.; F. C. Keenan, Rawlins, Wyo.; J. C. Ryan, Rawlins; J. W. Fellbaum, Pendleton; .Marjorie Wea mt, Funk, Enterprise; R. L. Victor, Portland, and J. H. Neal of Boise, are among the guests that stopped at the Savoy last night. H. C. Oliver, traveling treight and passenger agent for the O-W, recently installed in that position, and H. W. Peterson, the magician who can show the wondrous Herman cards and spades, but whose real line is drum ming up traffic for the Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul, were in the city today on business matters. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Callen, Los An geles; W. P. Caviness, Vale; M. D. Swift, Portland; H. Mitchell, Port land; W. D. Owen, Syracuse, N. Y.; J. A. Burleigh, Joseph; J. E. Cherry, Milton; Hugh Latimer, Chicago; H. W. Peterson, Portland; and J. Martin, Pendleton, are among the guests stop ping at the Sommer today. j : There is a soap for every purpose and we" keep them for your con venience. There is a great deal to be learned about soap buying, and soap using. Be sure to always get the best soaps andthe right kind of soaps by buiying here.' I L ..J.Wi.v.l Soaps for Laundry, Toilet and B th Soaps for chapped hands, hair, face, and for skjf troubles. ' Let us help you select the right soap for the right purpose. ' i Red Cross Drug Store Baseball Goods and Tennis Supplies Now is the Time to Buy Them 1 1 ; T7 ' Newlin Book & Stationeiy Go. B. M. Sherwood went to Baker on this afternoon's train. Gen. A. J. Goodrod is over from Union today. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie of Summer ville are in the city today. Notice to Contractors. N- 'ice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by C..,,:in sey E. Bunting, architect, S3 Foley building, up to 5:30 p. m., Friday, May 9, 1913, for the construction of a frame and concrete pavilion for P., de park, La Grande, Oregon. Bidders may submit proposals on ( eonoele and frame part s? arately or together if they desire. Success-: ful bidder will be required to furnish bo if. 5 )5 St. ;i Notice to Contractors Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received' by Chaun cey E. ' Bunting, architect, 39 Foley building, up to 5:C0 p. m., Friday, May 9, 1913, for tho construction of a frame park-keeper's lodge fo'1 Riv erside park, La Gj unite, Oregon,. 5-B-3tr .
