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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1913)
IA GRANDE 177ENING' 0E3ERVER, Wednesday, jtjne is, 1913. H 'v : thu notrcn of comfort V 'The Battle foir Freedom'? u... KatemlW Reels BASED ON AN ACTUAL' BATTLE IN THE BOER WAR AND PRODUCED BY A DIRECTOR, WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE' ENCOUNTER. A" JPRETrY LOVE STORY RUNS THROUGH ' THE SEVERAL EXCITING SCENES. , i ' THE STOLEN 'LOAF' -A SPLENDID BIOGRAPH. "BUNNY'S BIRTHDAY SURPRISE" AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE "VHN BUNNY AND FLORA TINCH COMEDY. ; ' - "THE MARVELOUS DEVOJEij AN .A COMPLETE CHANUE OF ACT FEATURING IDA, THE "LADY WHO FLOTS." ' Friday &Saturday42; Part VitagrapK AN UNUSUALLY BEWITCHING AND JMPBESSIVE V DRAMA' FEATCSING MISS HELEN GARDNER. , . t vUg:t . Auto for Hire J, P. Laxaon, large touring car; eajul driving; msir U chargw.' 73mb Uala 737. The Goldtn Itule &ai a big special offering 'on' ; Ladies ready-to-wear Suits MuaIh underwear,, etc 6-18-tf The Draas sale qt-Kirtley'i la a wonder; yon have your choice of any worsted '-dress in the Btore for $7.50.- i ' e-17 It i U you dee ire to . see a practical demonstration of coolness caused by evaporation, call at the headquarters of the Australian Iceless Refrigera tor Co., JQ8 Elm St La "Grande, Oregon. . , , ' 1 M7-ft The Annual Wodell reunion will be held in a grove near the Dry Creek school house Sunday, June 29, AH neighbors and friends 1 are invited to 'bring their lunch and spend the day. LOC1L BREYinES, ' v Ld Cross Drug "Store for Kodaks, i Ion 'want a sutt call t Sirfleys, (i (every suit Kill be doeed out lodern Dressmaklns: can new '., in Xa Granae. Eighteen years in fes' exclusive xaiwrmg . esiaDiisn- It Call 1302) 'O Street! Work anteed. .t ' 6-28-tf It ia easy to take pictures with an Answv Hill's DrugJSore, . ; -17-8t T Bay your, groceries direct from the wholesalers. Write' or call me up at ih Foley hotel, La Grande. Oregon. - ' ! FRANCIS a CAVERS. 'Y Miss Callie Denning wiH do fash-1 ioiable dressmaking, t Phone Mrs. C L- Thome, Blade 392L Heaceforth ttte Bussey taxi and buss' line will have ' Quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 181, Day and night ' fjEY Can mate trome 'loams n tod produdthtt Xsms fortf ive years seven, and 'one-Tiaff per cent; one Eim st five thousand (fidltam. .Write full iscriptlon iff "property and "amount anted. AddresBrSIoHey," ' care fcesrver, jua 'Ursnue, Oregon. .' ' - 6-I3-12t Aa ecttractive pToposttion1 to 'Offer two or three, live wires in promoting a -mertorious proposition. Call , 108 t i B20-lm v; Ask - anyone about the ; wonderful bargains at Kirtley's. : ' 6-17 It To the Ladies of La Grande ,, . Hair dressing, - manicuring, . scalp treatments; facials residence ' work solicited.- Hhoda Pierce,: Phone , Red 390L - IThe funeral of the late Albert Piatt J who died in Lind a few days-ago, and whose remains arrived here last night will, be held tomorrow at . 1:30 o'clock from the Methodist church South. . Take your Corset Jtroubles to Mrs. O. C Combs, Coraetiere, 15C3 7th St Phone Black 1971. American Queen Corset, Sanitary aprons. 1 -, Don't ofrget the sale at Kirtley's, where suits sell less than cost of ma terial. ,' J 6-17 It ie Ladies' aPritfh nrf Missionary ;ty of Zions' Evangelical Luther- Ihurch, wilt meet next Thursday rnoon at 'the home dl. 'Mrs. . Roy Take no chances, have an expert do your concrete work. See John Oberg. 107 X. - ' v -44 5S$4 Second utreet Grande Electric Co., best wir- Bnd supplies. "Located in Foley 11 block, Adams Ave. . - B-26-6t DR. H. S. BROWlfTOTT, Pentibt oi flee ovor Sherry's theatre. ., v 6.98 to close out the lot of about two dozen Ladies' Suits, that sold regularly ;at $17.50 to $36.00. 6-18-tf THE SUMMER'S VACATION . : WHERE SHALL WE GO 7 Cameras and camera supplies. You j This question is one that comes at this time of year and is always per plexing. There . are a number of places to go, but which should we se lect.. For all who need a splendid rest among ideal surroundings Wal lowa Lake Park with its clear skies and health giving exhilerating , air, with its glorious mountain scenery and lakes that lift your soul clean out of the: every day rut tan hardly be equaled in the world aB a place to build and tone up your system and y or rent a Camera from Silver 's family drug store. ", 6-14-10t Vhipped Cream FOR OTJR STRAWBER- - HIES. BIIPSIT will make any cream ip and ordinary cream whip- d with "Whipsit will hold its .three times as long as st whipping cream. You get it at ' y - ATTISON BROTHERS ROCERY 25c bottles, full h each package. directions It . ..'. -..A. .1 . I, fiA a c.i enjoy tne , pleasures oi out aoor me. erthorn's family drug store. 1 K you w,H. write for .descriptive book- 6-14-10t ' a literature regarding dates and . i ' ;;! ,- " , ; accommodations to the Wallowa Lake , lhs Portland Rose Festival will be! JTlS to? rfdS To shown at the Arcade Thursday and thi Sffl spot and'Sd your Friday. The Arcade is ; the, only t frt)int vnn will house in Eastern (Jregon that will nave mis reel at present. Everything in Photography at Hill Drug Store. , 6-17 3t 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 never forget. Special excursion rates of one and one-third fare for the round trip from all points in Oregon. .. , THE GOLDEN RULE CO. 7- II llllin ) I "1 It Prices less OuaJit Hie Sa , t Largest Assorted Stock of GeatriJ Crrchacdisg ia Eastern Orcrrcst S6.98 SHP SSHS! J" nodto in price jnbii $ito' w Atn.Arw xrJSrl?13 18 QUESTIONABLY THE LAROESr BARGAIN YOU HAVE Ev ER BEEN OFFERED IN LADIES' SUITS. 1 12 nrirP About 50 iTrimmed , 1F l4cHats to lean up' some odd ilofs. t They will all be sold in a day, or .;twof-don't wait. ; ' 'A $1.78; A small " lot ' of - Ladies " 6 to 8 dollars we want tttfxlose . out 1 these numbers and make a price tliat is an exceptional bargain; I. specials; ; specials 40 WHITE WAISTS HALF PRICE. I $2.1ftabout tfcirty-five ODD Dresser TMs includes seas Tery good numbflrs I in French and" Chambry Ginghams ifi TAILOEjD. . Cord PKrs and other wash TahriSi EXTRA ..SPECIAL :r,; Large Line of Curtain Swiss Scrims and Drapery at bargain prices. Akp a large lot of Lawns and Summer Crash Fabrics that are just in season NOAVuv - I a .ft, l BARGAINS1; In seasonable merchandise goods that you require now for immediate use. THE. GOLDEN RULE, . . QUALITY THE SAME PRICES LESS .J. Moore, North Powder, and H.' D. Howes, of Meacham, are amon those who stopped at the Savoy last night Only a lew more days and a few more suits; so get your suit or dress while there is a saving at Kirt ley's. - '6-17 It j Half Price on a lot of about 50 La i dies' Trimmed Hats, is a remarkable bargain just now; while there is such a demand. ... 6-18-tf Efficient Auto service good car Lalways on the job.. Call Shores Auto Service, Sommer 'Hotel. . i Neat, clean, extra well constructed brick chimneys built by John Oberg, 1807 X. i If you want to build something good it pays' you to see John Oberp, 1 1807 X Ave. Buildings, walks, bridges, tanks anything. Not "cheapest" but best Permanently located here. I I! scca.uP'T1D N The Presbyterian ladies will hold a lawn party the evening of Wednes day, June 18th, at 1308 ; and 1310 Pennsylvania Ave.,'1 near Washington. Refreshments and music will be pro vided. -Everybody welcome. 6-ll-8t " I'EBSOSALS. . 'I.. "R. W. Fender left last night for his home in Pennsylvania. , Miss La Verne Wissler of Pendleton is here the guest of Miss Cecile Lilly. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Pidcock came down from Hilgard thiB morning. p DOES make a difference where you have your prescriptions Id. it s too serious a matter to be entrusted to a novire "or tn n ggist whose incomplete stock might tempt him to substitution. OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT ; ' un by graduate pharmacists, and the stock of drugs Jhev have Braw from includes everything a physician, could call for. j Siere is no possible way of insuring gVeater accuracy than by system employed here. No secrecy in our methods. ,. . ST TJS FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION. ED CROSS DRUG STORE Miss Trottie Collier . has returned from Walla -.Walla', where she is at tending school. ' ' i i Arthur Mulligan formerly of . this .place but now of Helena, Mont., ar ' urea m ia uranae last nigni. 4 1 . Mrs. Oscar Hopper leaves Friday for Boise in company with his sister, Mrs. H. Allinan, a Boise music dealer, who has been visiting here for a few weeks. Wilbep Oswald, Summerville; Geo. McDonald, Summerville; R. C. Wall ing and wife. Salt Lake; W. R. Bau man, Portland; J. W. Vickers, Kamela; C. A. Ray, Elgin; Nora Austin, Elgin; E. G. Baird, Enterprise; Bert Ford Mpls; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox, Im- ijhler; E. A.;Thompson, Wenaha; C A. H. Henson, Telocaset; - T. W. Pat ten, Portland; Mrs. W. a Rider, North Yakima; J.. W. Morrison, Chicago; E. A. Peifer, Milwaukee; E. C. Hart, of Grand Rapids; W. A. Woodward, Port land; J.'A. Mathes, Portland; W. H. Stranger, Baker; G. A. Brown, Elgin; Jemtie Hays, Wallowa; Ruth Hays Wallowa; D. , R. Atkinson, Portland; and R. F. Weed of ; Portland, tie among the guests stopping : at the Foley." , , P.'J. Wagner, Seattle; C. E. Will iams and wife of Portland; H. M. Mc Kinnis, Alicel; P. Schmidt, Walla Wal la; W. A. Bedford, Portland, tSurgill, North Powder; L P. Caia St. Lou's; A. T. Tindalph Foetfani -Dr. C. L. Whitney and1 wife,"- Fnoa : "e; A. A. Anderson,' Portland;.' HfX H. Schwartz, Jr. Fbstlandj'AVJmbUiK;''' -Portland; J. A. Paytonr, Wali'ai Wjottae; ! J. W. Crowley, Palmer Jet., and G". Al De Groff of Portland, are amoa. ' those stopping at the Sommer..rt ' ' t II 11 J Hot Weather Cooking on a Detroit Vapor Range, ' ' ! .' - ' . ' ' ... ... 1 . c.''-. '' .''- .' ' '.- - , ' ... ... : . .... Is an economy In protecting your health. Its fuel expense i one-half the cost of wood and will not heat the house at all.- It f will boil or bake much quicker than does a rangeand will last " a ''e time. Can be had on easy payments. . , BLUE FLAMfE OIL AND GASOLINE STOVES at $2.50 to $10. These are good ones and you may require one this summer. Get it here. Terms are easy. ; ' ' V y REFRIGERATORS Aa the days grow warmer we feel the necessity of calling in the ICE MAN He tells you that a good. REFRIGERATOR.IS A NECESSITY. We have them. Some ft patterns of the best makes on the market today.. Have sold them for five years and with perfect satisfaction in every home we placed them.' Can. be had in any size at $10.50 to $35.00. ' i ' ; . FOR THE LAWN I have a. complete line of MC-WERS, Grass Catchers, Lawn Rakes, Lawn' Phone your orders and we will make prompt delivery. Hose, Shears and trimmers.. F. D. HAISTEN m i CO r .. IT 4 !.. ' m v m..' . mi . TO tm m s-: a. at : if" "
