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MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, 4 I -.'i ,
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THE HOUSE OP COMFORT
"The Girl Spy in Mexico"
A TWn PiPT t llDrM CDrrtll . irnc unminv .
,3j. IS PERFECT; THE PICTURE BEING TAKEN IN NOGALS ON
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IZONA, THE OTHER HALF IN MEXICO.
"PATHE'S WEEKLY.-A FEATURE IN THE LARGEST THE
ATRES OF THE U. S. EVERY WEEK.
"THE HASH HOUSE COUNT" i
( AND "TOOTHACHE" - ; j
A SPLENDID DOUBLE KA
- . LEM COMEDY.
THE MARVELOUS DE VOKS ILLUSIONISTS, FEATURING
THE LADY WHO FLOATS IN THE AIR. '
: ' COMING WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY:
. FOR FREEDOM A KALEM TWO REELER.
"THE BATTLE
CLOSE OU
, LOCAL BREVITIES.
Red Cross Drug Store lor jumuks,
j U f - 5-29-tf ' . .
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Efficient Auto Mrvice good car
always on the Job.,: Call Shores Auto
Service, Sommer HoteL , ,.
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""Modern DfeSSftafemS tan now
had in La Grfchiie. Eighteen years in
todies' Wifttasive tailoring establish
ment. Call 13021 0 Street Wort
guaranteed. ' " B-23-tf
HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW
SALAD FISH.
Blue Sea Tuna
It is Boneless there is no Kin,
bnd the meat looks mi tastes
like the Breast of tlhicken. .. ,
Comes 4h 28c Cans."
You can also serve it as it
comes from the can. ;
For sale by '
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
PHONE MAIN 80. . . , .
Auto for Hire J. P. Laxson, large
touring car; : careful driving; moder
ate charges. ' Phone Main 737. ' - -
'lls.i mm-1 t d T ' 5-20-tf
' Buy your groceries direct from the
wholesalers. Write or call me np at
the Foley hotel, La Grande; Oregon.
' FRANCIS G. CAVERS.
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. Buy or rent a Camera from Silver
thorn's family drug store. 6-14-10t
'jfii-'jyp mi' ; ;iiy
Miss Callie Denning will do fash
ionable dressmaking. - Phone Mrs. C
L. Thome, Black 3921. .
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' . Henceforth the . Butrsey taxi and
buss line will have quarters at the
Foley hotel. Pbone Main 191. Day
(and night - - ,
Those who haven't attended the Suit and Dress sale at this store should
do so. Suits and Dresses were never cold at such prices at this ceaton of
the Vsr''-
A Camera that always makes good
-Ansco at Hill's Drug Store. Price
Take your Corset troubles , to Mrs.
I O. C. Combs,; Corsetiere, 1503 7th St.
Phone Black 1971. American Queen
Corset, Sanitary aprons.
Take no chances, have an expert do
your concrete work. See John Oberg.
1807 X.
DB. H. S. BROWJfTOX. DentlM. la
nce over Sherry's theatre.
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$37.50 Suite at $16.75 Just think of it! And $25 00 Suits for $9.00
Any Wool Dress in the house, mduding a few Silk Mes-
sauneSi at , ri-
79c
SHIRT WAIOT -SAEE-
We have placed our entire line of Tailored Waists, Price ,up ; " 7(7)fi
$2.00, to close out - . - - - w oxvL'
K Eo, KEMTLElf .
Ladies9 Ready to Wear
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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,
La Grande Electric Co., best wir-;oregon. B-17-ft
ing and supplies. Located in Foley . "
Hotel block, Adams Ave. 6-26-6t j congtructed
Ul lea ciuiijMGyo uujib ujr tiv.iit
I ' Cameras and camera supplies. You
can find a good stock of them at Sil-.
verthorn's family drug store.
6-14-10t I
1807 X.
good productive farms for five years
at seven and one-half per cent; one
to five thousand dollars. Write full
description of property and, amount
- wanted. Address: "Money," care
Obesrver, La Grande, Oregon.
6-13-12t
To the Ladies of La Grande
t Hair dressing, manicuring, scalp
I 1913 Portland Rose Festival will be treatments, facials residence work
Bhown at the Arcade Thursday and solicited. . Rhoda Pierce, Phone Red
Friday. The Arcade is the only 3901.
house in Eastern Oregon , that will
have this reel at present.
MONEY Can make some loans on
CLEARANCE SALE!
of all
Men's, Ladies' and Children's
Oxfords and Pumps
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All Mens Oxfords and
Pumps at 1-2 PRICE
All Ladies'. New Style Ox
f ords& pumps lOper cent off
One lot of Ladies' oxfords
and pumps at r 95c
One lot Ladies' oxfords and
pumps all good styles $1.85
Boys' oxfords at - - -
- - ONE-HALF PRICE
Children's oxfords & pumps
- - greatly reduced
L. J.. . French Shoe Co.
Agents for Onyx Hosiery
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Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Moore High
class Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailor
ing corner Spring and Fourth Sts. .
I'lTOSOJfALS.
: Mrs. E. L. Evans, Piano Teacher.
Thorough instruction in artiBtic
Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern1 ening for Salt Lake; he intends to be
, Attorney Dan Boyd of Enterprise, is
a visitor in La Grande today.
H. W. B. Smith of Cove, Oregon, is
a visitor in La Grande today.-
Mrs. J; Dobin came over from. Un
ion this morning.
J. J. Pearson left last Saturday ev
metnoas usea. atuaio iihw-tium St. gone about three weeks.
Phone Black 881; 6-1-tf Misseg Threaa and HatUe McMur
. V : : , rey arrived home this morning after
If you want to build something spending the week in the Rose City,
good it pays you to see Joftn Oberg, Mrs, Norman Desilet, who has been
1807 X Ave. Buildings, walks, bridges, 5n Portland for the past week, re
tanks anything. Not "cheapest" but turned home a8t night .
best Permanently located here. . - i M,0rj r:a.vJ.. uj u
taking in the rose show in Portland
for the past week, arrived home last
night.
This question is one that comes at r' and ""- JMn
this time of year and is always per- Idaho afr,Ved ? La .rGande th,s
plexing. There are a number of morning ior a snon; vtsit witn Mr
THE SUMMER'S VACATION
WHERE SHALL WE GOT
takes place in Walla Walla and last :
for five days.
' Dr. Fyke received a class of eleven
into membership to the Methodist
church of this city Sunday morning,
Most of the new members were admit
ted by letter from other places.
Miss Ida Billings left Sunday morn-
ing for Deer Lodge, Montana, where
she will spend the summer with her
parents. Miss Billings graduated '
from the La Grande high school this
spring.
Attorney Fairchilds of Oklahoma is
in the city looking over the territory
with the intention of locating if fav
orably impressed. Mr. Fairchilds is
so far. very much pleased with the
Northwest in general, and speaks very '
highly of his opinion" of this county.
Miss Hazel Theison, who graduated '
from the St. Marys Academy at
Beaverton, . arrived . horne t yesterda
morning; she . was accompanied b;
her mother, Mrs. P. J.Theison, wb
was present at the graduating exer-
cises in Beaverton. Mrs., Theisen and
daughter stopped over in Portland to
attend ' the festivities of the Rose
show. '.
R. S. Brooks, Dayton, O.; Jno. Whit-
places to go, but which should we se- and Mrs- A. W. Nelson,
lect. For all who need a splendid Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks and
rest among ideal surroundings Wal- daughter arrived in Isa Grande last nev. Seattle; R. Malone, Seattle; R. S,
Iowa Lake Park with its clear skies evening after spending the week in, Van Pelt, Lotsine; J. M. Gasset, Cove;
and health giving exhUerating air, Portland. V ; w : j Lester T. Welch, Huntington; J. Con-
with its glorious mountain scenery Chag Reynold8 who graduated from' rad, Portland; S. Elkins, Weiser; Mrs,
nl ?dt ? 5 WdTv0be P" cour8C - A- C- this! J. Landers, Union, and D. B. Rearis of
of the every day rut can hardly be ... . m n. m n .
equaled in the world as a place to year, anved home yesterday morn- Walla Walla are among those- won.
build and tone up your system and v ' stopped at the Savoy last night
enjoy the pleasures of out door life. Harold Grady and Ray Williams Miss Pearl Huff and ' Miss Nell!
If you will write for descriptive book- who have been attending the Uni- Young leave soon for Seattle to enter-
let and literature regarding dates and versity at Eugene, arrived home last the University of Washington sumnwr
accommodations to the Wallowa Lake night for their summer vacation. school. Miss Huff is to take a six
Amusement Co., Joseph, Of egon, they .. ,; Jack 01iver who haB been attending . weeks course on the review of hirir.
will be sent you free of charge. To tva t,, . i j .t.! wi j .. .. .. ...
. t. 3 vw avow okwvt an i vi uajiu xui liiv ovjiuvi ouujctui ciiiu iumy luunir will
bpa t.hia hpfliif.ifnl snot nn Rnpnd voiir . . . . ... . - u"o
vacation there is a treat that you will ?a8t( week returned home this morn-, take a six weeks', course o.r publio
never forget. Special excursion rates '"f- : t
of one and one-third fare for the ronnd Mr- gensparger, or Joseph, man-
trip from all points in Oregon. ager or tne wallow Lake Amusement
company, was In the city this morning
school music, which Ts fast being rec
ognized as essential in all schools. '
W. P. Canness, Vale; Jack Kuhtv
Ogden; Jno. H. Jacobs andwife, Uh
ion; C. W. Powell, Boise; L. Denham
Elgin D. F. Kelly, Weiser; G. II. Sal
isbury, Baker; Mrs. H. D. Spencer, EE
gin; H. E. Driver, Wallowa; J. McDon -
The Presbyterian ladies will hold looking after matters relating to the
a lawn party the evening of Wednes- summer resort . " v.
day, June 18th, at 1308 and 1310 Miss Margaret Gray of Seattle, ar-
Pennsylvania Ave., near Washington, rived in the city Saturday evening as
T?n4fl(jVl"!finfn Mfijl Mllold will Yltt Vrt 4 Vl A mia.t A f I a m XT nil P.Im,.,:. I - ' TI7n11r...rn . 17 T T1 ) 1 i
vided. Everybody welcome. 6-ll-8t Gray will be a guest at the Holmes! R. F. Hill, Seattle; C F. Walker, Se-
residence for several days. attle; H. H. Schwartz, Jr., Portlandr
LOST Near Geibel's store, child's Miss Bertha Young left on the and J. J. Parsons, of Elgin, are
pongee coat Leave at Observer Of- morning's train to take part in the' among the guests stopping at ' the
fice. 6-16 tf. Annual German Saengerfest, which Sommer.
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