Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1913)
1 4 TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913. TJA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,, PAGE SEVEN ' 4 TP a i hit . . THE HOUSE OF COMFORT "Through Many Trials' OF A SIMPLE STORY OF PLAIN PEOPLE WITH " PL13JTY HEART INTEREST A LUBIN. "PATHE'S WEEKLY" IT COVERS THE GLOBE WITH A LENS FOCUSED ON THE YOKLD'S HAPPENINGS. " "TWO'S COMPANY, THREE'S A CROWD" A CLEVER VITA GRAPH COMEDY FEATURING FLORA FINCH. 1 -STREET SCENES, YOKOHAMA; JAPAN" INTERESTING VIT AGRAPH, EDUCATIONAL , Qwens & Pine SINGING AND DANCING GIRLS AND VIOLIN SPECIALTIES. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SELIG'S MASTERFUL ADAP TION OF HOYTS COMEDY "A MIDNIGHT BELL" Tw Parts, I I LOCAL BREVITIES. : ... : Make your lemonade different nd better b yadding to each quart one glass of WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE nade from the choicest of Concord Grapes. . 80c and 50c Bottles. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80 Red Cross Drug Store for Kodaks. 6-29-tf : If you have waited to buy a dress now is the time. ' If you have not waited now is the time to buy the sec ond one, for the prices Kirtley is mak ing are far below the original cost to him. This is a sale of dresses that every . lady should be interested in.. :,':v.-;-:v;':' -v-- '-io-it Efficient Awte service good ear- always on the job.. Call Shores Auto Service, Sommt HoteL. B2TTEB s;--';. I be photographer Id your town. 11-ltf Furniture for three rooms, a snap if taken at once, cost ab.it $4nft.0"; will sell for $100.00, everything in good shaoe, used about eighteen months. No terms, must be cash. Call at the Obesrver office. 6-4-tf Buy your groceries direct from the "holeaalere. Write or oafi me up at tfae Foley hotel, .La Grande, Oregon. : FRANCIS G. CAVERS. d-i9-lm kli4Mf 1 ItpESfir Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. 6. C Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St. Phone Black 1971; American Queen Corset, Sanitary aprons. : lie Jiiver TO QUALITY THE SAME DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT otanaara xaoie uu uiotn, wnite and fancy, in per yard : . 1C Lonsdale Cambric, 36 inches wide, per 19 t o yard , lo 1-ZC Advertiser, A. A. Bleached Muslin, 35 in.' ex- -1 a tra value - 1 UC 27 in. Double fold Progress dress Ging- m 1 V ham Der yard ..' : - IV 1 "Lx. Amoskeag Apron Check Gingham, per y l2c w ' .t . Thirty-six inch Forest Percale, per yard 1 L. I0c 8- 431eached Pacific . Sheeting, per, 2 2c 9- 4Bleached Pacific Sheeting, per . 25c 8-4 Unbleached Pacific Sheeting, per yard ' - , , - ,; 21c 94Unbleacbed Pacific Sheeting, per 22 l'2c PRICES LESS BEDDING. Pair grade feather pillows, full siie, each . ' Same as above covered with fancy ; Teck, each Good full size quilt, sateen covered white cotton filled, each . 42x36 Pacific Pillow Cases, eacn : : ; 75c .$l:00 , $1.25 20ci 45x36 Pacific Pillow Cases. 42x36 Regal Pillow Covers. each . .-. ' ' 45x30 same as above, each 78x91 Royal Bed Sheets. Seamless each . -j, 76x90 same as above, each , ',. 72x90 Pacific Bed Sheets. each - 81x90 Same as above each 22 l-2c 121-2c Ii:15c -as 58c 63c 78c 1187c LOST Elk charm and chain. Initials P. L. and No 433. Suitable reward. ' Return to Pauline Lederle. 5-6-2t i . : LA GRANDE'S Exclusive Shoe Store Is the Best Place to buy your shoes : WHY? Because we carry the largest stock to select from. Because we carry only standard makes that are known to be best. Because we sell good phofis at prige- .). Vher tha' ' ' ;ni Shces. Because our busLaW is "' 'itting.shoes' and nothing eiae. ? Because we buy our shoes in all widths from AA to EE and can give you proper fit. Now aren't you convinced that this is the best place to satisfy your foot troubles and get shoes that wear, fft, and are in style. L J. lrench Shoe Co i i - "" 1 " " Agents for Onyx Hosiery Summer : Ifomit Ulide2'wea3, 4 H: Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, fine rib taped neck and shouldersi:i::: Ladies' Fine Rib Vests, Lace Trtmmed neck and sleeves with inserted tape Ladies' Fine Rib Vests with deep lace trimming, a regular 25c garment ... 10c 12 l-2c J 20c Pants to match the above, lace cotton or tight knee, with either band or French top. .7. , TRIPLEX - Q Cf 1 The best wearing Ladies'hose made, double sole; high spliced Heel, Four inch Pat ncnltt 7 00107 or combination of colors desired as wek as white. Now is the time te buy, lua5U15 your pasasol while our stock is complete. Popular prices: Children's, 25c up, Ladies' ' - . . - -: ; , v, -- 5Uc up Mercerized Table Damask. This would be an exceptional value at $1.00. Price for CO this lot snecial ..: . . . .. . .. . 08C A . " 72 in. Quality the Same Prices Less Miss Callie Denning will do fash ionable dressmaking. Phone ' Mrs. C. L., Thome, Black 8921. Attention is respectfully called to E. E. Kirtley's ad elsewhere in The Observer which tells of a severe cut in prices on handsome dresses. Mr. Kirtley has decided to close out these dresses and they, are priced away down. Any lady will appreciate the lew price by calling and looking the dresses over. .o;v.;' 9-10 -It La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. Located in Foley Hotel block, Adams Ave. 5-26-6t La Grande Electric Co., best wir ing and supplies. Located in Foley Hotel block, Adams Ave. ; 5-26-6t We have been closing out all oar pianos, , and only have one fine Player Piano in stock which we will sell at a bargain. Call Main 90. New.'iii Sook Si .Stationery ' Co. 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 ' 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. Laxson, large touring car; careful driving; moder ate charges. Phone Main 737. ' - B-20-tf . Furniture for three rooms, a snap if taken at once, cost about $400.00, will sell for $100.00, everything in good ' shape, , uaed ' about eighteen months., No terms, must be cash. Call at the Obesrver office. 6-4-tf A camera that always makes good Anscc at Hill's Drug Store. Price is righTf. 5-22-eod If you desire ' to see a practical demonstration of coolness caused by evaporation, call at tin headquarters of the Australian Iceless Refrigera tor Co., 108 Elm St. La Grande, Pregon. ; 6-17-ft Modern DressmsWrir '.'nrs ' had in La Iranca. Eighteen years in ladies' exclusive tailoring establish ment. Call 13021 O Street Work guaranteed. . . . 8-23-tf ... 4 fe.fttaJ DB. H. S. BB0TT5T0X. Dentist Ui- The Luther league of Zion church will give a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Nelson, 601 Wash.- ave nwe. Tuesday evening (tomorrow) at 8 o'clock. Two committees,' one on refreshments and one on entertain ment, are planning to make this the most successful of - those pleasant events. If weather permits the social will be held on the lawn. - It is expect- ? a number of Perry people - rHBSOXALS. To tiie Ladies of La Grande Hair dressing, manicuring, scalp treatments, facials residence work solicited. Rhoda Pierce, Phone 3901. Miss Selig, of the Gift shop of Seattle, will be at the Golden Rule with a full line of art needlework, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. In struction free. 6-7-2t ' An attractive proposition to offer two or three live wires in promoting a mertorlous proposition. Call 108 Elm St 6-20-lm The dress sale at Kirtley's repre sents a cut in prices that will surprise '. Go in and see them. You can not afford to overlook this offering which is made to close out the stock on hand. 9-10-ft Ansco that'r the camera; Drug Store note fur prices Hill's Attorney J. T. Rand of Baker City is here of Circuit court matters. Mrs. Pete Biever is reported quite ill at ther residence in this city. Dr. C. H. Upton has returned from an extended visit to Kansas. Dr. Up ton is a property holder in Kansas and was back looking after his inter ests. Harvey Wells of Portland is in La Grande for a brief visit. Dr. R. E. Holt returned home this morning after a two day's trip to Portland. Mrs. John Dordan left for Spokane this -morning to visit friends and rela tives. - ! C. T. Darley made a business trip to Pendleton this morning. . II. Sanders, Dunville, 111.: W. Yost. Vise; L. White, Chicag.', i. H. McCaY ger, San Francisco; C. S. Chapman Portland; J. L. Rowall, Baker j v are among those stopping at the Foley. H. H. Schwartz Jr., Portland; J. H Aleen, Seattle; Jas. Bannon, Port land; J. W. Morrow, Portland; H. A, Bandon, Portland; C. E. Cochran Portland; W. S. Baylesp, Seattle; B F. McClain, J0ci.it.- IT. H.. Weather. spoon, Elgin ;.L. Denham, Elgin; L. Belding Portland; H. W. Weaver, En terprise; F. A. Harrison, Baker; and E. H. Hillier, are among those stop ping at the Sommer. Chas. Rodgers, Enterprise; W. Os wald, Enterprise; J. McRae, Summer ville; A.4Nui!i, Joseph; D. Dodge Port'nw!:!!. Prfii'ard, Elgin; J. C. Travellion. Nmlh' Powder; Henry Haas, Imnalia; II. Venshe, Enterprise; H. Daily, Wallowa; Mrs. H. J. Vickers Wallowa, and Mrs. D. Mcllor of Union are among those stopping at th Savoy. Miss Ruby Kimball who has been visiting Mrs. Jno. Dordan returned to her home in Spokane this morn ing. Mr. Addis, representing the Rural Spirit, is making a brief stay in this city as the guest of Dr. P. A. Charl ton. ' Fred Kiddle will leave for Portland in the morning to spen several weeka visiting in coast country Before hi return he will attend the graduating- ' evercises at the University of Wash- ' ington in Seattle, where his sister Leta, will secure her diploma. ' ' Miss Florence Happersett left Sun day evening for Portland where she will visit relatives during the Rose Show. , . , , Under the care of Father Driscat at .. party of six young ladies left this'-s morning for Baker to attend the grad uating exercises of the St FranciaA academy in that city The party eon . sisted of Misses Ilene Peare, Ethel; !V Hanley, Lena Robinson, Helen Mc'--Hugh, Edith Adams,' and Nettie--Cranen. ' Roy Conklin of Wallowa returned' ' home this morning after spending a -; week in this county. Mr. Conklin was one of the judges of the races at the Union stock show. A. Schultz, representing the ,Vair ' Lcoyke aompary of Portland, is mak- . ing his headquarters in La Grande for ' a few days. Mr. Schultzv was the " judge of the races at the Union stock show last week. Miss Ruth Dickey who has been ' studying music the past winter in Baker, left for Portland last evening, ' after spendine a few davs in La? ande as the fiii'st of Mis? Helen) orrey. Mrs. Jenr1- C. Curry vr - bf"T st II-r I frr t?: venr. has returned U. T C -ar..'-- ire '11 reside at her 'ld home on Pennsylvan- ' ia Ave. WTANTED-Girl for rcneral hosse work. CaV at Dr. Hall's office be tween an 5 p. m. 6-10-tf Cce over Sherfy's theatre. E-22-end
