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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1913)
THE nOUSB OP COMFORT "The Broken Vow" A two.reel picture tliat ia a genuine feature. It grips v - and holds from first to last CAPTAIN MARY BROWNA splendid Vitagraph, . feautring . Edith Storey. , , ,-.- ' BLAME THE WIFE AND v THE DAYLIGHT BURGLAR STARR AND STARR Sinking and talking ac. Coining Friday ai.d Saturday "The Diamond Mmiature" A Spscial at two part. "IAB . l . Double blograph Comedy. LOCAL BREVITIES, Red Cross Drug Store for Kodaks. 5-29-tf La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. - Located in Foley Hotel block, Adams Ave. 5-26-6t Efficient Auto aervfce good ear always on the Job.. Call Shores Auto Service, Somraer Hotel. ,s The people of La Grande have an opportunity to learn all about the ad vantage of cooking with electricity. A free demonstration bf;.the most up-to-date electrical cooking and heat ing devices is being given : by the Eastern Oregon Light ana rower company at 1111' Adams avenue, in the Foley Hotel building. A compe- . . ' ... -. i j--. tent demonstrator gives aciui ucm onstrations of the work done by elec tric ranges, and an expert from the General Electric Co., explains all about the latest electric appliances. Delicious biscuits and coffee, cooked by electricity are served. Everyone should take advantage of this opporr tunity. machinery will. enhance the business of the store considerably. ." . BITTER ' ' The' photographer In your town. 11-1 tt Buy your groceries direct from the wholesalers. Write or call me up at the Foley hotel, La Grande. Oregon. FRANCIS G. CAVERS. d-19-lm . ti.':k;;i?' ' Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. 0. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1603 7th St Phone Black 1971. American Queen ! Corset, Sanitary aprons. ...H. J. McLeod of the Wardrobe has purchased the Cleavenger dray line and will operate it hereafter. George Young, of Young's candy store, has purchased machinery to manufacture his own ice cream. The This Store is in Business for Your Satisfaction Madam, please remember that what you get here must please you if it doesn't we'll make it right Our ideal is to make this the best pure food stori in town. . That's why we sell many fond rioducts that are str'wfly pure they hold our reputation and give you satisfaction. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 Waite Electric Co., new Foley building, - wt "the 'Foley ' hotel build ing. '"-jJyl , -." 514-t " To the Ladies of La Grande .Hair dressing, manicuring, scalp treatments, facials residence work solicited. . Rhoda Pierce, Phone 3901. 1429 Adams Ave.- : 6-4-tf A camera that always makes good Ansco at Hill's Drug Store. Price is right 5-22-eod If you 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. . , ,, B-17:ft .Mrs. August J. Stange will enter tain the Kaffee Klatch Friday afternoon. Modern Dressmaking can now be had in La Grande. Eighteen years in ladies' exclusive tailoring establish ment Call 13021 O Street. Work guaranteed. ; 5-23-tf Waite Electric Co New Foley building, not the Foley- hotel building. Mrs. E.' L. Evans, Piano Teacher. Thorough ' instruction in artistic Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St Phone Black 881. 6-1-tf Ansco that's the camera; Hill's Drug Store note our prices 6-22-eod La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. Located in Foley Hotel block, Adams Ave. 6-26-6t Pure River lee. Regular deliveries. Prices Phone Fred Young, Black 631. right 5-5-tf Tn. vr. . BROTTNTOJT. Ventl&t oi Pct nvpr Ferry's theatre MoWne " Makes all outdoors a playground for little folks or big. Brownie Cameras give all the fun of photo graphy without any of the bother are so sim ple a child can use with good results,' capable, enough for the experienc ed amateur. BROWNIES .$1.00 to $12.00 j RED CROSS DRUG STORE , J fai, Sfeple Everyday QUALITY THE SAME - mii1.fi? L ik.lOO'r: ffi JVf'.'Jt'.fW DOMESTIC PEPARTUENT , . ' Standard Table Oil Cloth, White and fancy, in. per yard j Lonsdale Cambric, 36 inches wide, per J.2c Advertiser, A. A. Bleached Muslin, 35 in. er- t A' tra value '- 27 in. Double fold Progress dress Ging- a n hamper yard .. rv Amoskeag Apron Check Gingham, per y 12r yard : - - Thirty :six inch Forest Percale, per 8-4 Bleached Pacific Sheeting, per : J Jq 25c 21c yard 9-4 Bleached Pacific Sheeting, per yard '. 8-4 Unbleached Pacific Sheeting, per yard .. ' 9-4 Unbleached Pacific Sheeting, per 22 l'2c PRICES LESS BEDDING. Fair grade feather pillows, full sixe, each ; Same as above covered with fancy Teck, each T" V""'' Good full size quilt, sateen covered white cotton filled, each 42x36 PacificPillow Cases, each i .( $i:co $1.25 iv20c 45x36 Pacific Pillow Cases, each 1 42x36 Begal Pillow Covers, each ..., : ''V : xv-.1. id. 45x36 same as above, each x : 78x91 Royal Bed Sheets, Seamless 76x90 same as above each : : i , t 22 l-2c i . ; 'in. 121r2c 58c f)! v i '63c 72x90 Pacific Bed Sheets, ', each '.. 81x90 Same as above ' each rrr- .78 c 87c Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, fine rib taped neck and shoulders... .10c Ladies' Fine Bib Vests, Lace Trimmed neck and sleeves with inserted tape Ladies' Fine Bib Vests with deep lace trimming, a regular 25c garment .XJ:.?Oc j Pants to match the above, lace cotton or tight knee, with either band or French top. TRIPLEX Q J?- The best wearing Ladies'hose made, double sole, high spliced Heel, Four inch HOSE rD garter top ,.,n' : Di' 1 Any color or combination of colors desired as well as white, j Now is the time to buy rdlaSOlS your paxlasol while our stock is complete. Popular prices: Children's, 25c up, Ladies' ..; J ; . ;: .50c up 79 Mercerized Table Damask. This would be an exceptional value at $1.00. Price for ' ; CQ l IL 111. this lot special... :. : ,r"r Quality the Same 11 line boMei Mm Prices : he$s Henceforth the Bussey taxi and bues line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night ' Auto for Hire J. P. Laxson, large touring car; careful driving-; moder ate charges. Phone Main 737. 6-20-tf An attractive proposition to -offer two or three live wires in promoting a mertorious proposition. Call 108 Elm St 6-20-lm We have been closing out all our pianos, and only have one fine Player Piano .in stock which we will sell at a bargain. Call Main 90. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. 6-27-tf Fine weather demands fine clothes. "The Wardrobe" at your service. 6-27-tf Callie Denning will take sewing either at party's home or at her home.' Call Red 3891. 5-20-lmo Eagles to Give Dance. All members of the Eagle 'lodge are invited to attend the dance at Danceland academy June 4. '' Those desiring to have Invitations sent to friends should leave word at the Ash Brothers stors. By order of the Com- . PEBS0XAL8. last ' Del Kennedy left for .Union night (. . i Attorney Robt Eakin left for Un ion this morning to take in the stock show. 1 ' . Pearl Huff Portland. ' left- this morning for " -.i . dard returned: to their home in !Salt Lake last eveping. i ' .;. . , r Wii Y. Stoddard, superintendent of the Grande Ronde Lumber Co!, left last night for Salt Lake.. He intend to be gonebout threet weks. J5 I. Mrs. T. H. Morelock of Joseph r6 turned to her home today After being a guest of Lee Morelock and ) wife. of this . city. She met Vera Guild of Colorado, a relative, who went to Joseph with her todayj J. E. Weaver, Union; Fred B. ReadJ XT-. a..j ' -L, 'a ; i.'o- 'Ji.l Enterprise;,. Mrs.,.T..D, Head,. Eoter . . . 1 I v J - " - . last night i -. j j Ralph Russel, who has been1 attend ing school in Spokane, returned home this morning. , , ,-, . i i f . - ' Mrs-M.. A. this morning. Miss Harris went to union L. Pierce returned Lake this morning. to ,Hot Clarence Jackson left for Payette, Idaho; this morning. '' '. 1 ' ' ; ' - ! - T, S. Bram well returned, home this morning from Portland,, , ,, , - -, Bess Gallaway of Elgin is here B. T. CboR.'Kimela;" W.:T. -Conn,' Ka-' roela; Fred Pasent, WhitefishMdnt. Ben H. Lewis, Pocatello; J. Conrad, Portland; and Miss A Davis of Los Angeles, are among those ,who stop ped at the Savoy last night ' . ' . ." v. ;- A. Wade, Enterprise; Mrs. J. E. Nessly,-Pullman, Wash.; C. T., Rea, Portland; A. . T. Warner, .., Walla Walla; C. W. De Hoff, Seattle; F. L. Stewart, Portland; E. C Day, Pendle ton; PJ.',$ullivan, Portland; L; F. Anderson, V Walla Walla; , Vera L. Guild, Pueblo" Colo,'; and D. O. An derson of, Oregon .City, are among those stopping at the Foley. ( ( rooms, a snap - visiting with' friends and relatives. Furniture lor tnree rooms, snPi B g proprietor of Baker if taken at once, cost about .F, . ,g here on bnsineS8 !11 --11 1AAAA .ir.M4h nif 111 I Will BC11 1VI ,1W.W, CTVJMI4IB " good shape, .used '"' about eighteen months. , No terms, must be cash. Call at the Obesrver "office. 6-4-tf SUMMER SPECIALS Classes ' in China decorating every Wednesday beginning f June 4th. ' ' Childi'ens class in drawing and water colors every Friday afternoon. Miss Clark's studio,4 900 ' Main Ave. Phones, Studio, Black 8882; resi dence, Farm 87. 6-2-8-4. Mrs. Guy, Turner .returned to. ber home in Baker atfer visiting' her daughter, Mrs. N, Y. Stoddard. s .Worker, Appreclajej ThJ ; E.-.E. Bragg returned home from Salem . this morning, where he has been attending the state text book contain habit forming drugs am commission. i i Wm. Morrisr a" resident of Flor ence, Oregon, says: ."For the last 14 years my kidney and bladder, in capacitated me' foil all ,t6rlf-L About eight months .. ago, (5 began using Foley's Kidney -PUIS, and they have done what other medicines failed to do, and now I am feeling fine, I1 heartily recommend Foley Kidney Pips." PJoley iKney Pills are .tonic in acting, quick in results. They ; will help any case of kidney trouble Mr. and Mrs. v Jacob Trainer who 'not beyond the reach of medicine; For have been visiting Mrs. N. Y. Stod- sale by A. T. Hill. A,. A Murphy, y Chiqago; -W. N. Powel, Portland; Tf J, Berg, Walla : Walla; T. A. Berry and wife, Spo kane;1 W. G. Gardiner, Walla Walla; H.' Ev'Henock,' 'Chicago; Myrtle Gra ham, Los Angeles; D. E. Myers, Imb ler; CAE; Bean, BiBfse;)L M Craw ley, Pafmer Junction ;"D.' S. KenC Un ion; W. D. Bayless, Seattle; and Jas. W. Valentine are among , the guesta stopping at the Sommer. 1 ' The whole Observer force from the "newsies" to the editor, . this after noon enjoyed delightful refreshments In 'the form of ice cream furnished by the Valley Creamery company of this city. '-d :i n dt ; m'Mfs. Slater Uacb Better. 1 f Mrs.' Richard Slater and daughter, Nellie, whot have been in the hospital at Baker for some time a the result of injuries received ,in aty auto smash, up near Haines a short time ago, were brought to Union this week much improved in , health througH still, being , far, from well, says (the, Union Republican. Mis. Slater : able, to return to her home, in North Powder,, but the . daughter who it partially paralyzed from the accident, is at; the home of relatives in Union, The doctors , think that she will re. cover all right. in time. . . The Brilliant Stan of Jane. v By the end of June! Mars, Venus,' Saturn and Jupiter will alt imirn- nig iwi.w rvicji-B nuiey wiu lar Compound Is at all 'times the "Star" medicine for coughs, coWa, croup, and whooping cough. A eold in Juno is apt , to develop ino bronchitis or pneujnonia as. any ether jime ,butfnot if 'Foley's Ho'ney ifnd TaV Compound is taken. It will surely head off the cold, ana neai the inflamed mem branes. The genuine is in a yellow package. A. T. Hilt