La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1913, Image 5

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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OE3ERVER,
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ote house op cohpoiii
BatUe f or Ff cdom"
BASED ON AN ACTUAL BATTLE IN THE BOER WAR AND
PRODUCED BY A DIRECTOR WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE
' ENCOUNTER. A PRE ITY LOVE STORY RUNS THROUGH
THE SEVERAL EXCITING SCENES. ' ' 1 it
"THE STOLEN LOAF" A SPLENDID BIOGRAPH. V '. '
-BUNNY'S BIRTHDAY SURPRISE" AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE i
JOHN BUNNY AND FLORA riNCH COMEDY. ,
THE MARVELOUS DEVOES" IN A COMPLETE CHANGE OF
ACT FEATURING IDA, THE -LADY WHO FLOTS." ,
FridaySaturdayv2 Part Vitagraph
AN UNUSUALLY BEWITCHING AND IMPRESSIVE DRAMA:
FEATURING MISS ' HELEN GARDNER. , .
Un. E. IS.. Evana. ' Piano Teacher.
Thorough fawtnetlaa, to ; artictJc
Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern
methods used. Studio 1008 Third St
Phono Black B81. ,'' ' ' ' -l-tf
i Auto for Hire J. P. Lexson, largo
tourwg car; careful driving; modar
ate charge., Phono Main 7S7. .'
n" S-20-if
Take no chances, have an export do
your concrete work. See John Oberg.
1807 X,v ' - , '
, The Golden' Rule has a big special
offering ' on ' .ladies' ready-to-wear
Suite Muslin underwear, etc 6-18-tf
' LOCAL BRXTITIXS.
Bed Cross Drug Store for Kodaks.
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j& Don't: of rget the sale at
where suits sell less' than a
Kirtley's,
cost of ma-
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La Grande Electric Co., best wir
ing and supplies. Located In Foley
Hotel block, Adams Ave. 5-26-6t
Serial.
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' Take your Corset troubles to Mrs.
0. C Combe, Corsetiere, 1603 7th St
Phone Black' 1971.; American Queen
Corset, Sanitary aprons.
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It is"easy,.to take pictures with an
Anscd. ' Hill's Drue tSore. 6-17-8t
Neat, clean,' extra well constructed
brick chimneys'' built by John Oberg,
1807 X. ., . r
Buy your groceries direct from the
wholesalers. . Write or call me tip at
the Foley hotel, La Grande. Oregon.
FRANCIS G. CAVERS.
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,.. The . Annual Wodell reunion.' will
be held in a grove near the Dry Creek
school house Sunday, ' June 29. All
neighbors, and friends are invited to
bring their lunch and spend the day.'
Modern Dressmaking; can now V
had in La Grande. Eiftfitften years in
ladies' exclusive ' tailoring ' establish
ment Call lSv2l O Street Work
guarantee! ( , ' 5-23-tf
No harmful . effects
Lfcome from" using as., an
iceu uriDK . ,
Preferred Stock
Tea
Comes in 1-2 lb. pack
ages 25c and 1 lb pack
ages 50c. , -
For Sale by . -
PATTISON
BROTHERS
GROCERY
Miss Callie Denning will do fash
ionable dressmaking. Phone Mrs. C.
L- Thome, Black 8921. ,
Efficient Auto service good ear
always on the Job.. Call Shores Auto
Service, Sommer HoteL .
. The Boy Scouts will meet Friday ev
ening at the Christian church, comer
of Seventh and Penn. avenue. Exam-t
ination for the' selection of Scouts for
the Chautauqua will be . given. '( All
Boy Scouts should be presaot '-
If you desire to see a practical
demonstration of coolness caused by
evaporation, eall at the headquarters
of ffae Australian' leeless Refrigera
tor Co 108 Ebsa St, , La' Gxaado,'
Oregon. ;'!.':'; ' . 6-l7rft
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- Buy.or.rent a Camera f rem Snlverr
thorn's family drug store. ; -H-10t
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MONEY Can mako' some kani on '
.. good productive farms f of five years
at seven and one-half per cent; one
to five thousand dollars. " Write full
description of property and amount
care
"Money,'
wanted. Address:
. Observer, La Grande, Oregon.
DR. H. S. BROWHTOH, Dentlbi in
Bee over Sherry's theatre.
' ' HAIR GOODS. , .
A beautiful line of hair goods just
received by Miss Rhoda. Pierce, 1429
Adams Ave. 6-19-tf
An attractive proposition to of for
two or three live wires in promoting
a mertorious proposition, Call 108
Elm St ' j, 5-29-lm
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Henceforth the .Bnssey taxi , an
buss line will have quarters at the1
Foley hotel. Phone Mala 111. Day
and.n!fht I
PBSSOKALS.
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THE GOLDEN
RULE CO.
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Price Lets
largest Aborted Stcck of General liuAzs&z ia Eastern Ore-?
Cg QO ABOUT 20 LADIES' SUITS RANGING IN PRICE FROM 17
' 1 2 nrirA A 90 Trimmed
" r fVHats to clean up some odd
, lots. They will all be sold m a day or
ftwc donf wni -- " '
v. v nv tiuu If ntui.
$1.78;
A smaU lot of Ladies
Coats that formerlv ftnld At.
6 to 8 -dollars we want to close out
these numbers and make a trice that,
is au.exeeptioxial bargain. - i, r-j .
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SPECIALS
SPECIALS
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Tiyvuttumooni ia jrrencn ana Chambrv Ointam
Cord PK'a and otlwt wash fabrics.
in TATLOEia).
Ben Eberhart returned home from
Pendleton last night '.
Attorney Robert- Eakin'" returned
home from Vale this ..morning...:
something!. lf ,a '... . i.. .
1807 X Ave. Buildings, walks, bridges H -
best. Permanently located here. . ! ,.5'' C?e Ver. .'T. Un,?n
, 'uwb. evening wim a pauenc lor tne
If you ' want to build
6.98 to close out the lot . of about' ?ho.8pita1.
TWA. 9nvAn fT.aliAa . Cuff a Vo4- enld'
wwularl at S17.B0 to S3S.00. fi:i8-tf ' .11 " ieiti evening ior
,or t-, . ' ' Vrv.4-lnv,A 1 x .
ouiuo iivtfie wine.
Cameras and camera supplies. You
can find a good stock of them at Sil
verthorn's' family drug store. , . j
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Everything in Photography at, Hill
Drug Stores ; - - 6-17 3t
I: Half Price on a lot of about 50 La
dies' Trimmed Hats, is a remarkable
bargain just now; while there is such
a demand. . 6-18-tl
Golden Rule Company,
The Test of Time
Time determines whether the policies-under which a bank Is oper
ated are safe. i
This bank has been in business twenty-six years.
ttjfc". grown steadily until it has become one of the strongest and
inoet nrosnerna financial liiatwntlnna in art
yne soundness o. .r policies is attested by the long list of conserv-
atlve business men w:. transact their business here; also by an
t earned surplus of riM-WOO, the work of time and the res'ill of
conservative management.
Jrhls bank has facilities for Uking care of more high grade bW.--
neat ana offers Its services to those who appreciate the beat in
banking.'" . .
" Dr. Thos. Ohmart, formerly of this
place, . but now of Pendleton, : is in
the city today.
; .W. E Meacham, talking Fourth of
July Celebration in Baker, is here to
day on business matters, r
Dr. Kirby of Elgin will have a casa
in the local hospital this evening when
the afternoon train arrives, the pa
tient coming from Elgin.
; Chase ,v. Bohnenkamp and Lester
Stoddard, who are touring interior Or
egon on a motorcyclewrite home that
they are enjoying a delightful trip and
have met up with no accidents. .
Roy W. Ritner, director of the Pen
dleton Roundup, and a director in the
Western Tri-State league is here this
morning on business and meeting with
friends. .
EXTRA" SPECIAL '.
ICe Line Curtain Drapery at
bargain prices. Also a large lot cf Lawns and Summer
Craih Fabrics that are just in 'eeason NOW,
In seasonable merchandisegoods, that you require now
for immediate, use.
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QUALITY, THE SAME
MULE:
PRICES LESS
Eastern Star in Portland-returned
home last night accompanied by her
daughters, Miss Fredrika and Mrs
Wm. Morrison, of Weston, whom she
visited after the Portland trip,
a Grande National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
Japltai; 1100,000.00 Burplus, $130,000.00 Resources, 1,100,000.08
f SIGHTED DEPOSITORY OF UNITED STATES G0YERX1TE3T.
EXITED STATES POSTAL SAYINGS DEPOSITOBY. ---
Miss Maude Clements, who has been
in Seattle the past winter, returned
home this morning to spend the sum
mer with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Clements. .
lerer, Summerville; Mrs. Chas. Payne, j!
Pleasant . Valley; K. M. Eversole
Portland; W. H. Keelan, Portland;
Mrs. W. R. Kivette and son, Fred
erick left on No. 6 this a. m. for the
East, going to the old home in N. C.
Mr. Kivette accompanied them as far
as Boise. Mrs. Kivette will remain
several months. .
' A. T. Hill and family have been try
ing for days to get suitable climatic
conditions to commence an overland
tour to Newberg. They were going
this morning, rain or shine, but their
good resolutions failed and they are
still here. ' v
Mrs. Fred Schelke, who has been
attending the grand chapter of the
G. C,i Baker, Boise; T. T. 'Bay lis
Portland; Dr. Thos. Ohmart, Pendle
ton; Dr. J. P. Myers, Union; Mrs, N.
A. Van Scoyk, Union; J. L.- Barnes,
Portland; W. N. Ladd and wife, Lh
Crosse,; Wis.; W. H. Saxton, San
Francisco, C. A. Miller, Portland;
C. Clarke, Portland; D. Boyd, Enter
prise, and J. C. Gilbert of Portland
are among those stopping at the
Sommer.
Anna Dobbin, Cheyenne; A. J.' Al-bring,-
Spokane; A. , H.; Parsons, El
gin; . L. A. Stoop, Elgin; Chas. ; E.
Canada, ' Portland; F. M. Fiemming
Portland, J. Talley, Portland' W, J.
Gray, Seattle; W. Wade, LostineJ D.
O. Wilson, Seattle; Mrs. J. Allison.
Hot Lake, and Miss Clara Ireland of
Hot Lake are among the guests that
are stopping at the Foley. .
. wkiuhis LUCK. jad as the machine got onmrilte the'
Court House Bunch Say Follow Mr. f aM tm-
Wright for Luck. ' rents and the decided no Elgin
, - trip f cr thsa tcday. If I had not
"Follow Ed. Wright if you want to Fd' Vriebt along," said Hal Bees
banish the hoodoo and he Wkv i.l 'J1'11 b.a. 8palk P,u t0 a leaHy
. . ' I I Wnillrf hQVA honn nut in t41 O..J
the accepted statement over the court
house today. And here is the wny of
uie statement.
ridge country trying to put chains on
the hind wheels ahout now, but Ed7
I nia mnvnn A.
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Sheriff Hal. Rees. -'Ahut n j'i all from a wet ttfr?x
Lockwood and Ed. Wright started for
igin in a machine. Two. miles out
of La Grande Mr. Wright found that
he had forgotten his fishing license, or
some other necessary paraphernalia,
and he asked Mr. Rees to ritrht ahn,,
face the iron monster. ; This" was done
H. S. Sommer, Elgih, Mrs; Read. F.
terprisej A. Baker, Enterprise; Mrs
Ebi, The Dalles; E. James, Wallowa;
and E. A. Thompson of Wenaka, are
among those who stopped at the Sa
voy last night.
j Carpet Cleaning j
Carpet and Rugs taken up and
Cleaned and Laid at short no
tice. Rug and Carpet Weaving.
PHONE BLACK 152L
La Grande Fluff
Rug Co.
G. L. BUSEY, Prop.
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I As the Doctor Designates j
London Papers Subject of Bilk.
: ' London, June 19. London newspap
ers today have awakened to the fact
that they have been victimized to the
extent of many dollars by an entirely
new game that of plant a "bomb,!
covered with suffragette literature, in
some public place, and then "find'
it, and after turning it over to the po
lice, run to a newspaper office and sell
the "story? as an exclusive. Many
newspapers throughout England have
fallen for the stunt and today the po
lice are on (he lookout for dozens of
"bomb finders."
When a physician's prescription comes to us he knows that he
can depend on results from the remedies. - : i
This is well for every ane concerned nt,d you cat
- FEEL SURE ABOUT YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
The ordinary druggist makes his preparations of drugs that
he hopes' are pure and of atan lard rlrergth. but he has no mean of
1-eing sure of it Wesecurassayed C;ugs drugs that are knowj. '
to have the right proportion of medical principle.
RED.CROSS DRUG STORE
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