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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1913)
THURSDAY, MAT 29, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, : , , V OTERRY S THE HOUSE OP COMFORT - "The Miser's Millions" " !A Powerful Cines-Klcln Drama in Three Parts "A RAG-TIME ROMANCE" A laughable Biograph comedy, taken in ' rag-timejand. . v "MOON AND SOULE" Tenor and contralto harmony singers. COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "Fugitive at Bay" In Two Complete Reel I 15c Broome 19c at Dalton's 19c Sale. S-28-2( Walte Electric Co New Foley building, not the Foley hotel build ing. " 6-14-tf New Arrival Fish at PATTISON BROTHERS pROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 .!' - 5 -C-i Holland Herring In kegs ,$L85 Boston -Beauty Mackarel 10c ta 1 ft. Bricks Boneless Codfish ,,.. 20c 2 lb. Boxes dainty Codfish 40e ' HoUand Herring1 in'BuBi ; ; . . . ... 6 for 25c Golden Bloaters . ... .5 for 25c CANNED FISH. Shrimp, Oyster, Clams, Sal mon, Blue Sea Tana and Mackerel WE SELL ' J ' Pure Artificial Ice at 50c a I J hundred. I J Pure river Ice at SO cents a j 1 hundred; ! Our Artificial Ice is made .1 from pure Beaver - creek , water : and is guaranteed as pure as the city water. ' I 2 Please get your orders in J before noon each day. . , G R AN D V THF. 1CV. MAN. ! Gfand Union j Order your bread and ! ' cakes of the Grand Union Tea Co. We also carrfi eemplete line of fancy and staple gor- J ceries. . - , . J THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE TEA AND COFFEE STORE IN TOWN. v ' LOCAL BREVITIES. .' Red Cross Drug Store for Kodaks. 6-29-tf , 5 Bars Fairy soap 19, at Daltons' 19c sale. 5-28-2t La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. Located in Foley Hotel block, Adams Ave. . 5-26-0t RITTXB , . Thephotograiner ta your town..U-it : Boy your wcoarias direct .from the wholesalers. Write or call ne ap at the Foley hotel, La Grande. Oregon. FRANCIS G. CAVERS. - .'. New Shoe Shining Parlar. , At 1318 Adams Avenue, near Fir street, in room lately occupied by the "L. eV M. Chill Parlor" there has been just opened up a new Shoe Shining Parlor. ' Private chairs for ladies. All work guaranteed and done by first class workmen. A com plete line of fine tobaccos, cigars and cigarettes is also carried. ' : 5-28-6t , v In our Traders' Day Specials there will be broken lines of Ladies' Suits, Wash Dresses, Waists, with the hundreds- of other items that will in terta you. The Golden , Rule Co. May 29. ;-:-'V'. i '' vn'--' 7 Boxes Matches 19e at Dalton's 19caale. ; - ' 5-28-2t DR. H. 8. BROWNTOK, Dentist oi flce over Sherry's theatre. ; r Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night ' . Auto for Hire J. P. Lax son, large touring car; careful driving; moder ate charges. ' Phone Main 737. 5-20-tf 215e Ladies' Vesta l9e at Dal ton's 19c sale. S-2S2t ' - Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. a C. Combs, Conet iere, 1603 7th St Phone Black 1971. American Queen Corset, Sanitary aprons. . '(... 5 Bars Crystal White soap at Dal ton's 19c sale 5-28-2t r .-... i ' v f :' -' Waite Electric Co., new ; Foley building, not the Foley hotel build ing. . o-i4-a A camera that always makes good Ansco at Hill's Drug Store. Price is right. - 5-22-e6d Pleasure riders and men who have business to transact with' outlying towns can find efficient auto hire service by calling the Sommer hotel and askingfor Shores Auto service. Reasonable rates, first class service. 5 Bars Pearl White soap at Dal ton's 19c sale.' 5-28-21 May : 29 Thursday and . circus day will - be Traders' Day at the Golden Rule Co. -..- ' If yel desire to see a practical demonstration of coolness caused by evaporation, call at the headquarters of the Australian Iceless Refrigera tor Co., 108 Elm St La Grande, Oregon. ' 5-17-ft . Modern- Dressmaking can now be had in La Grande. Eighteen years in ladies' exclusive tailoring establish ment Call 13021 O Street Work cmnrantnp.il. 5-23-tf The Vest . Pocket Kodak- is a miniature in size, but.- thoroughly capa ble, durable, practical - and efficient camera. Takes picture lgx21 inches, and of such good definition that en largements may bo made to any reasonabl size. Loads in daylight with Kodak film cartridges for eight exposures. Lustrous black metal finish. - GROSS DRUG STORE I An attractive proposition to efffr two or three live wires in promoting a' mertoriow proposition. , Call ,108 Elm- St?1 S-S9-lm We have been closing out all .our pianos, and . only , have . one fine Player' Piano in stock which we will ell at-,' a bargain. Call Main 90. NewBn Book 4" Stattonery Co. 5-27-tf 5c Men's wool Socks 19. at Dal. ton's 19c sale. 5-29-2t G. , H. . . Armstrong, instructor pianoforte, pipe organ, ear training and musical theory., Second studio after August 1st in new Methodist church, corner Spring and Fourth. Children's class begins June 1st, in j ear training, elements of harmony, I and musical history. Studio 604 Adams, Phone Black 1852. Ansco that's the camera; Hill's Drug Store note our prices ' 522-eod and broken lines Half Price this j being circus day it affords all who are in town an opportunity to get some very special - bargains. The Golden Rule Co. , : , Fineweather demands fine clothes. "The Wardrobe" at your' service. 25c Men's Fine Cashmere Socks 19c at Dalton's 19e Bale. . 5-28-21 Callie Denning will take sewing either at party's home or at her home. Call Red 3891. r' 5-20-lmo La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. Located hv Foley Hotel block, Adams Ave. 5-26-6t 25e Ladies' Hose 19c at "Dalton's 19c sale. , . 5-2-2t NEW SHQESHINING PARLOR Next door to Sherry's. Theatre. Lady customers can leave their shoes with me and I will clean them, wheth er they are white, black, tan or suede. . ' V J. K. KAPELLAS. - Announcement.-: . The Summerville Cemetery asso ciation will give their annual sup per in the Masonic hall, May 30th, supper at 5 p. m. by order of the committee. . ,B-27-3-pd. adv. 2 pair M5c Ladies' Hose 19c, at Dalton's 19c Sale. - ... , 5-28-2t Masons Take Notice. A sneclal meetinK of La Grande Lodge, No; 41, A. F. A. M. will be held Sunday, June 1, 1913, at 1:30 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of ac comnanvin? the Grand Lodge of Ore I gon to lay the corner stone of the new Methodist church. All visiting brothers invited. By order of GEO. T. COCHRAN, W. M. toe; AbC Summer Wear LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ' A, beautiful line of Corset Covers. ; Lace and embroidery trimmed. Made from fine muslins and Swiss, prices .rv-. 25c, 40c, 50c, 75c GOWNS Like the corset covers in . quality. ' Very neatly trimiced, and even the cheapest garments are full in size prices 68c, 73c, 87c, $1.17 $1.49 ' . LADIES' PANTS Same aa the above in quality of material, l-ji.-. , s x..1..30c, 45c, 50c, 65c) 75r in all the most popular priced gar SKIRTS This line is very complete in all the most popular price 'gsr- ments 78c, 89c, $1.00, $1.17 $1.48 $200 LADIES AND CHILDREN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR The first few warm, days has most convinced everyone of need of light weight under garments and our line is the largest,- and r ev- ' ery style garments most complete. ' AVESTS Low neck sleeveless, fine init and neatly trinjm$d , ij, Also a line of wing and fuB length sleeves. Also' pants to mateh-o the ., above lines. ' LAIES' WHITE LAWN WAISTS" Pine lawn, neatly trimmed, low or " Dutch neck, short sleeves, well made . of very good lawn .:......-.-83c, 97c - A still better grade $1.17, $1.47 Wlhite embroideried front Voil, a verY , handsome garment :, ; rr-,:''i $1.59 Silk stripe cotton voil :... $2.45 Silk stripe ratine, one of the" prettiest Summer Fabric There's no time like the present to buy summer suit, dress or waiting yard goods. Our stock is complete" in every detail and we are prepared to show you not only a large assortment but the very newest' things. . . 27 in Poplin' in all the popular shades a very desirable summer fabric for per yard , : : 25c 44 'in. white bordered voil, the border is a stripe ratine effect, Very neat, per yard'L-: : 73c garments in the line . ........$3.85 36 in white wool 44 in.' white wool grade serge, very good eoc sergo, heavier $1.25 The warm days remind us that summer of you are thinking about your vacatio to look after your wants. Tents, rang on covers and bed sheets from $3.25 to white enameled ware nothing nicer for well known Patterson line with lay bac popular weaves and colors ranging in p is fast approaching and no doubt many n. We are better prepared than ever ing in price from $8.00 to $16,50; Vag $6.50. A full and complete line of your camp. Hammocks-We carry the k pillows and wide valance. All the rice from $2.25 to $7.00 I Villainy the Same The Golden Rule 52 in. white wool serge, a very fine all . wool grade v ULJ.J.II $1.65 521 in white wool serge, a heavy all . wool grade : .$2.75 , 30 in. stripe mercerized, Plisse, in stripe effect. This is very desirable for underwear as well as dresses. It comes in the popular colored, stripes iand dots, per yard 25c in hairline strine tub 6r vJash silk. i Comes in popular jBpring' shades , and . ; jlxmo tk bum part Bun waso gooas, . isi)B.of the4uest thmgS in th line f or the seat pring wah dress, yd. 82 1-26' 32 in. IdeaVVaistnig :with! mercerized, ; Btripe. A soft fine fabric Very de-. sirable for waisting, per yard Lj23e 27 in. Silk stripe Ratine very;jp6p- ular f abric. In all the popular spring ' 4 shades, per yard u.,50c 1 32 in Colored Cord P. a desirable fabric for wash suits, peryd;37 l-2c Zi inSoisette. ; This is a soft finished '.. goods, mercerized and can be used for' suits, dresses Or waists, 'washes and does up nicely. ; Comesln all popular colorst per yard ! 25c 24 in. Silk Crepe., Comes in tlie more !s deUcate shades and is particularly ) good for the neat spring dress, per yard , . 50c Prices :- v;. J; :i Less ' I . I P8B809AL8. , , Harvey and Leo Smith ( left for Spokane last night .1 Mrs. C. R. Schurer of. North Pow der is in the city toaay. . Miss Anna Nelson left last night for Burlington, Iowa. . She expects to be gone about a month. Fred Henning returned home from Union this morning. Mrs. Wm. Rose who has been in Pendleton for the past month, re turned home last night. - Rhoda Pierce, Boise; L. G. Edison, Huntinirton: J. M. Gasset, Cove; Jno. Lang, Sedalia, Colo.; F. ,W. Boyd, Palmer Junction; U. w. uuexman, Imbler; F. D. Rinehart, Enterprise; n H Hnmnhripji and wife. Portland: Mrs. H. A. Hanan, Walla Walla; Chaa. Smith. Alicel; and Alva L. Keller of Enterprise, are among the guests who stopped at the Savoy last night c HLt0. Geo. Auld came down from Pleasant Valley last evening. A - , . Otto Buschyost, Ogden; E. Math ers, Council Bluffs; Mrs. Frank Harlan, Kamela; C. S. Simpson, Portland; C. F." Dorsey,- Rochester, N. ,Y.; .F. L. "Wisherd, St Louis; J. Martin, Pendleton; N. J. fulop, Port land and H.' M. Ruff, of Baker, are among the guests stopping at the Sommer...-. : j . ., C. H..Sproat Portland; Jos. Sink ler, Chicago; W. D.Zneuner, St Paul; T. L. Shannon, Portland; W. D. Joiner, San Francisco; D. A. Downs, Portland; W. W: Martin, Portland; Jno. C Fisk, Denver; Otto Wall, Un ion; Lew Hayten, Union; H. D. Bu chanan, Omaha; and R. Penny of St. Louis are among those stopping at the Foley. ' Miss . Pauline Lederle returned home from Pendleton last evening. She reports that her father is slight ly Improved. Chas. Button returned home from Portland this .morning. I . 1 ' Attorney Geo. Cochran returned home from Pendleton last night Mrs. Kate E. Anderaon, the womam drummer, . was in the city for her Seattle baking powder house lasfc. night, going on to Union today. ' 'Attorney Chas. Cochran and wife--of Portland arrived in La Grande this, morning to spend' a few days,. with friends. : Mrs. L. McCrary, wife of the mer Pendleton-Huntington passenger -conductor who is now running be tween Pendleton and Portland, ar rived in the city this morning. : Mrs. Vincent Reaves, formerly of" this city, was a passenger on No. 6 -today en route to Haines. She will . return to La' Grande in a few days to visit friends, ; She is, now connect ed with the , pacific Coast Rescue- home. As pedestrians,' "'Jaok1 Hadaller' and C. T. Darley felaim the hacon. They walked, the,. 5 miles between Imbler andJLa Grande last evening in- three hours,' which they claim is some performance for old men. v : Miss- -Maud . Leadsworth- returned teday from Chenney, .Wash., where, she ha been attending the well known normal school.
