La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 23, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text,JSDNAY. JU5EE23 ItttZ. LA GRANDE EVEKDO' OBSERVER, M. mm ' . . , . 1 , li i i "HMMMHnmM 1 - ziour summer vacation snouia noi , r rT1 .- . ."""""'"'"Tl k be; J3anid wUfcsrat thought of an An- mf .. v ;' .- -v '.'-.., - ; , 11 - ilmiFOTScP rSs : 1- THE GOLDEN,-, i THCHOTUIE OF COHEDRT : Drait cn m v fuIiuW.L ,J7f . .1.1.,. " 77 : .,. . ,,. . . mmwm. w hl fa La Granae. ISltirteen year, fa I 1IUAT ' WflD TTTrrA I 'UWI I 1HH, (J t ' '. . ............ ... . . fj laSee' exclusive .tailoring establish.- ft. J' - - ' S I ,T Vl f """ I l'! ' ' -W " '. ' ' ment CaU:18ttg 0 Street . Work Sgl JH liijU, t J A Vitacgih in Two (farts KE&EO&INr SmNTODREW ASSXATTHEW . v - STQiZJS. " ' ' r'4 '.':; '.,;'; TVftJtaftding tke BtaVandl tvAiccof his conation?, the vengeance theamfortueate man plMlr olhm is visited npcanhkaaelf. i IJPATHE'S WEEKLXi'' l&CJctffied Illustrated Walkly Magazine. The Black, Hand and the Kgsfjf : tiaa Kammy. ... "BBOPKNIELND SILVA, UBwte .Banciii Boys-tth sing , and . dance amd JMestrong on tibe dance?", .-j --' . '' XrCHaeBt Ante aarrtce road ear (alwayanen the Jab.. Call Shores Ante hSerriecsSommer HeeeL' ' . Double Kitksn Comedy. ' If con want to JmiW something aood.it, pays you te ejSohn Oberg. 3 1807 XjAvc Buildings, sodks, bridges. tanks-mything. Not ldbeapesf but fcest Amanently loastedEfcere. ake an Anwo-Oinb Drug tSore -23 It ;Uta & I Eimbs. Mane. Teacher. HThomigh fastmd&m in . artistic ffianoffilaying and Baamsry. Modern anethods used. Stoo I'm Third St. Khone iKack 881. 6-1-tf La 'Grande Electric Co., ibest wir ing nd -supplies. Leeaied iw Foley Hotel Wocll,. Adams At. , 6-2Q-6t HaSr flssring, maniewingj weav ing haiw ols. Miss Efcoda Pierce Office Room 8, Montana JRoonting House... Miss VCallie Dennlcig will do fash iraableilfcessmaking.. (Phone Mrs. C Ifli'iTlwmetfBlack' 8fU' .rj 0ERSONALfi. '': ,v -:.v -.i.- ' CadStittsleft last Satonflay night Sot tPocatello. ; . , ; it i X D. Cisy Meacham, is iin ihe ; , Myera of 'fie Savoy. hotel,, left, tK' morning for' Astoria, 'and etther: eoaat crtisa.. ...f V ; ' Mies May JfeiU, fco has been a- Keat, i4iean, extra mil constmcted brick tChUsneys built" by'Aobp Oberg, tending the University .at Eugene ar- 1M7Z. j The CoWs Rule has a iu ifleeci&l offering on Ladies' raadWHsrear SuiU Mualjn underwear, ftc. i&48-tf rived Hast "Saturday night , Take your eraet troubles to Mas. O: C. Grabs, CMrsetiere, 1603 .74b fit Phone B&ack X931. American Qaaan Corset, EaniUro? aprons. , v Buy or rent a Camera from..SUveri thorn's family drug store. 6-14-101 Mrs. J. M. McCall has gibne W Twin Falls' to visit a daughter for a week or two. . .. - ,'. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCaH of Cave were in Baker and are here oday visrt Jng friends. I John Ridenaur, foreman of the round Iwrase, is taking a two weeks' layoff. A Dttqrea takes his place for that time. BITTER. 1 f ' Miss" Naomi Williamson, who has JUhe photographer in your town. 11-ltflbeen teaching school at McMinnville If you cfesise to see a practical demonstration' .tf. coolness eaneed'iby evaporation, eaB at the headquarters fit the Australia Jceless Refrigera tor Co., .108 Else St La Grande, segon. I 6-W- Tke no chances, have an expert do ' your concrete work! ' fiee John Oberg. 1807 X. : ' ' Browjie and Silvia, those dancing boys at Sherry's. 6-23 2t. 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-tf Sherry's feaikjre aet, . Brownie . and Silvia, high class singing and danc &ig act ' . : 6-23 2t An attractive propositiea to offer two or three live wires in promoting a mertorious proposition. Call 108 Elm St' ' A 5-20-lm returned home last Saturday evening. C Roy B. Carrey, who has been attend ing the University at Eugene, returned home Saturday night for the summer vacation. ; v ' . Mrs. H. A. Hanson of Salt Lake, is a guest this week with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nelson and other friends in the city. ' ' DR. H. S. BROWNTOX, Dentl&t vi flee ovor1 Sherry's theatre. $15.00 in prizes for the best essay. ) Given by McLedd. See ad. on page 8. C. W. McKeen and H. E. " Poston Red Cross Drug Store for Kodaks. ' both U. M. C. men, were in the city 6-29-tf . . today '.'on - business. . They are crack ;: 1 ' ' ..blue rock shots. Cameras and camera supplies. You . - . can find a good 6tock of them at Sil-.' Mrs. P H. Dal'-n left tcdy -r verthorn's family drug store. '! Minnf'pt. 'i- 0.n&i.a. She will yis- 6-14-10t . i it at ihe twin cities, at St. Cloud and . at Spf vpne on h retem h:;.. U-oalti; the Stmt Prices Leu Largest Asgorted Stock of General Merchandise in Eastern Ori tf Qfi t ABOUT 20 LADIES' SUITS RAKanra tv innm vnA.. - ' - w ; w e e M J ' 5 1 J? ntir A About 50 Zes' Triinmed F Hats to elean up some odd lots. They wiH all be sold in a day or tWopiiT; wait. - $1.78 A small lot of Ladies1 . Goafs thaf. fnttntiritr art i ' I J 8. doUarawe want- to close 6tc utese , numDere and make a price that is ail exwptional bargaiiru - SPECIALS t 1 1 40 WHITE WAISTS-HALF PRICE. This includes some very good numbers SPECIALS - i Ml-: $2.10--al)out uhirty-fire ODD Dresses and Chambry OiiruMBOM. Cord VK'a and other wash fabrf?s7 ' MONEY Can make some loans on 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 i wanted. Address: "Money," care ' Obesrver, La Grande, Oregon. ; 6-13-12t EXTRA SPECIAL Large Line of Curtain Swiss Scrims and Drapery at bargain prices. Abo a large lot of Lawns and Summer Crash Fabrics that are just in season NOW, i : - " SPECIAL. BARGAIM ;In seasonable merchandise-goods that youreauireiinw for immediate use. THE GOLDEN RULE QUALITY THE SAME PRICES LESS Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night . 6.98 to close out the lot of about two dozen Ladies' Suits, that sola regularly at $17.50 to $35.00. 6-18-tf Golden Rule Company. Having just installed an Enlarging Camera, we would be pleased to have ! you bring us your prints that you may want enlarged at a small cost. We also do all kinds of finishing and de veloping on short notice and reason able prices, at Silverthorn's family Drug store. 6-20 lm Spr Henry Heidenrich, who has been at- : tending the University at Eugene, ar ' rived home last Saturday night for the I summer vacation. Auto for Hire J. P. Laxson, large 1K Art l x.U - tVo "Kocf ooontf I 8 ' " J -, ate charges. phone Main 737N VJ1VCI1 1ULUCUU! uco au. wh Just Try One Can of HEINZ Italian Style Spaghetti, with Tomato Sauce and Pure Cheese. Cooked ready to serve. Costs 20c. i For .Sale by PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY 5-20-tf Now is the time to buy an Ansco Camera. Hill's Drug Store. 6-20-3t Prof. Taylor, of the La Grande Business College, who has been visit ing cities on the coast for the past three weeks, returned home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don Myers, married at Imbler yesterday, returned to Imbler today and this evening leave for Port land on a wedding tour. tie Foley.' among those stopping at tha GRAND UNION 'TEAS AND COFFEES. You can get a better grade of Teas and Coffees for the money than elsewhere, and Tickets on all Grand Union Goods. A full line of Groceries always on hand. Grand Union. Tea Store Prof. Cruchfield, president of Milton college, a Methodist church South in stitution, was in La Grande yesterday and delivered the sermon at the morn ing worship hour in the local Methodist church South. .- A very fashionable young man stop ped at a florist's one hot summer day to order a box of flowers sent to bis lady love. At the same time he also purchased a design for the funeral of a friend. On the card for the box he wrote: ' "Hoping this may help you to bear the heat." , The other card bore the one word. "Sympathy." Very soon the girl telephoned: "Thauk you so much for the flowers. But why did you write 'Sympathy on the card?" National Monthly. New Second Hand Store New and Old Clothes, Boots and Shoes bought and sold; also Shoe Repairing done on short notice. H. CARE i", Prop 209 First Street. Alfred Perry, Nelson, B. C; J. H Fox, Pasco; Jno. L. Barker, Meach am; J. B. Paul, Pendleton; W. B. Lar- kin, Wallowa; Chas. E. Taylor, Port land; L. B. Carter, Cove; Ray Knight Elgin; J. W. Clark, Durkee, and L M. Johnson of Lostine, are -among those who stopped at the Savoy last night.' Mr. and, Mrs. E. T. Hanlon, Salt Lake; C. F. Taylor, Omaha; D. H. Dawson, Omaha; Alex. Cameron, Wal la Walla; G. W. Degoff, Portland; F. M. Collins, Seattle; Dan Hynes, San Francisco; H. H. Schwartz, Jr., Port land; J. W. Crowley, Palmer Junction; and H. A. Vincent are among the guests stopping at the Sommer. Eugene Rinehart, Summerville; Henry Rinehart and wife, Walla Wal la;. H. W. B. Smith, Union; Harold Watson, Portland; W. E. Peters, Port land; H. E. Poston, Seattle; H. J. Lea Seattle; Mrs. C. C. Jenks, Jackson Mich.; F. A. Taylor, Jackson, Mich.; Writing Popular Songs. Only those who have tried it and failed know the disappointments of tjie song writer striving to induce a pub lisher tolpok at his work. For. those wto would try here. lsa tin, from one who has made good: "ft your song Is to make a hit the air must be hard to remember, though cntchy and pleasing. If it can be whistled by any one who hears it once or twice it will not sell, and the publisher will reject It" New York Sun. Wond;rful. Critic The heroine of your story, old man, is simply wonderful. Author (de lightedly) You think so? Critic Yes. You say on page ten that she hissed "You are a liar!" a'd any woman who can hiss such a rtco'euce as that can't help being wonderuL- Boston Tran script Cold Comfort. "Oh. papa, Mr. Spooucr proposed last night" . "Are you sure he loves you?" "He said he'd die for me, papa." "Well, you'll both die if you try to live on the salary he's getting." Bos ton Transcript. "NYALtS FACE CIEAM into th. dun ale.n.iB U,. pore. nd k.vin, the km .oft .nd velvet Fordupped .kin. cocked Hp, ten and un-bum ua NIr. r r. .. Sold m two a.-25Md 50 cent.. Buy it RED. CROSS DRUG STORE. Rather Otherwise. "Is your daughter musical?" "Well," replied Mr. Cumrox, "she seems so In conversation, but when she sings opinions differ." Washing ton Star. . The Test of Time Time determines whether the policies under which a bank is oper ated are safe. . This bank has been In business twenty-six years. It has grown steadily until It has become one of the strongest and most prosperous financial Institutions in the West The soundness o. ,u policies lg attested by the long list or conserv ative business men :. transact their business, here; also by aa earned surplus of mMM, the work of time and the res'ilt ot conservative management. This bank has facilities for taking care of more high grade busi ness and offers ite services to those who appreciate the best in banking, La Grande National Bank La Grande, Oregon Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $130,000.00 Resources, 1.100.000.0 DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF UXITED STATES GOVERNMENT. TOTTED STATES POSTAL SAYINGS DEPOSITORY.