La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 10, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HOUSE OF COMFORT "The Accusing Hand" A LUBIN TWO-PART SPECIAL A picture that is well directed, well acted and fine ly staged. Furthermore, it is intensely interesting. v "PATHE'S WEEKLY" . Particularly adapted as an '.traction to those photoplay theatres holding it a high honor to entercain their patrons with something worthwhile. "BEAU BRUMMEL AND HIS BRIDE" A splendid Edison comedy full of fun. y COOL, COSY AND COMFORTABLE. CLEANED, DUSTED AND DISINFECTED DAILY. WATCH OUR MUSIC! THE BEST EVER . The Golden Rule Co. are havi-iT a house cleaning of some short lines that are seasonable just now. See their ad. , Adv. 7-10 af Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. O. C Combs, Corsetlere, 1503 7th St Phone Black 1971." American Queen Corset, Sanitary arons. Adv. , . 6-80 1 jno 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 Drugstore. Adv. v6-201m Miss Beulah Higgins, of Canton, 0. is here visiting at the -home -of Coun cilman and Mrs. J. F. Campbell. She is a niece of Mr. Campbell. , j .. HITTER. . ' The photographer in, your town. 11-ltf . . . ' ". Adv. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAM Vacation days call for it and it is the only toilet preparation that answers the call. Hot sultry winds dry the skin, dust fills tl3 pores and nature certainly needs help to keep the skin nat urally soft and smooth. . ' : . Our Blue Mountain Cream supplies just the. in gredients to keep it right. Keep your face and arms in good trim. You can with a bottle of our Blue Mountain, Cream. PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE RED CROSS DRUGSTORE Prof.- Benedetti's music studio at 1604 Washington street, will take a reasonable number of pupils. Phone Red 3091. '.' Adv. . 7-1 tf. PR. H. S. BROWYTON. DentM. Oi- fice over Sherry's theatre. Adv. Those white serge suits at half price, the Golden Rule Co., are closing out are genuine bargains. Adv. 7-10 tf Take no chances, have an expert do your concrete work. See John Oberg.' 1807 X. Adv. THE SPIRELLA CORSET. Corsetier Mrs. Laura B. Jackson, 1208 First St, Phone Red 1811. Adv. i ;$i$'St8$' LOCAL BREVITIES. tSi8$SSIS Take an Ansco Hill's Drug Store. Adv. 6-23 It The Cosmopolitan for August is in. Red Cross Drug Store. . Adv. 7-10 tf If you want to build something good it pays you to see John Oberg, 1807 X Ave. Buildings, walks, bridges, tanks anything. Not "cheapest" but best. Permanently located here. Adv. PERSONALS. Cherry Pickers Wanted. Call M 706 for particulars. Adv. 7-2 tf Modern Dressm&KSne. can now '. had in La Granue. iUgftteen years in ladies' exclusive tailoring establish ment. Call 13021 O Street Work guaranteed. Adv. 5-23-ttf Mrs. E. L. Evans. Piano Teacher. Thorough instruction in ' artistic Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St. Phone Black 881. . . Adv. 6-1-tfi Henceforth the Bussey taxi and buss line will have quarters at the I Foley hotel. Ph6ne Main 191. Oaj and night Adv. .... Mrs. George Max and baby arrived this morning to be guests with Mrs. C. ' L. Joel and daughter, of this city. . ! Miss Wilma Osterling who has been visting in Baker for the past week, re-1 turned home this morning on No. 17. j ing, Dr. McMillan returned. Foley build- Adv. HAIR DRESSING, Manicuring, hair goods, weaving, Room 18 Montana House. Phone Black 402, Residence : work solicited. Adv. Miss Ilene Peare left this morning for Portland, where she will be the guest of Miss Murphy, formerly of this city. Mrs. Edyth Tozier Wealherred, represent;;)'- xl a . O ?on Manufacturers' association is in the city today on bus iness matters. know on. Presvvng Kettles, all styles and prices. We can supply your every want Let us quote yoii prices before buying. . v '( I Fru.t Jan 1 pt. Mason .!..;..$ .75 Fruit, Jar 1 qt. Iason . ... ... . .90 Fruil Jars .1-2 al Mason 1.25 Fruit Jar3, I pt, S'in-am ; .75 Fruit Jar3 1 l. S-hram . .... .90 Fruit Jars 1 2 gal. Schram J.25. Fruit Jars 1 pt. l ' i omy 1.25 Frui;: Jars, 1 qt. EoonomyX..... 1.50 .'Fruit Jars. 1 2 g.il. h conomy 1 70 Fruit Jar dp? F;..n:omy LlL .20 Fruv., Jar - Caps 'hram ............. 20 Fruit Jar Cap., "Mjvon :1 .25 Fruit Jar Rubbers 10c, 3 doz. .. .25 Fruit Jar Rubbers, 13c, 2 doz. .25 Jelly Glasses, Low Pattern .: .40 Jelly Glasses, High Pattern .. .45 DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT HAT F PRIPF 0ne lot Ladies' White Serge Suits" ranging in price1 nL,r r iviuc from $i2.oo to$27.5o to uai r pbir,ir ' clean up'this lot we are going to put .them in at IrLir FlllJ2, LI AT C PRTPF All Ladies and Children's Trimmed and UntiiniTned Hats, Flowers, Feather and Ornaments, i We want this stock clean before getting in our fall millinery JJp1 PRICE WAIF PPTPl' One lot Ladies' "White Shirtwaists, Linen andTail rilVI ored. This is just the UAI P PPIPI? season for them and they will all go very soon, at lLr ST IlV"IL B . " Tables of short lines of yard goods. CLlGL Si 1 Hi. S Lawns -Drapery, Chiffon Ginghams, Sjviss,. etc., for less money than the v cost at wholesale. ' i OQ 1 lt fancy and solid colors in Ladies' 50c Hosiery, to close' Oft" priced at 9 C ' A,f One lot fancy and solid colors in Ladies' 25c'Hosiery, to clean A A tC up stock 1 HC The Golden Rule Co. Quality the Same Prices Less IB J ' Your summer vacation should not be planned -without thought of an An sco Camera, Hill's Drug Store. Adv. 6-20 3t Mr. r.nd Mis. S. V. Atkins arrived STOP AT the sssscn and he found that he could NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS, not pitch effective ball. The infield : Notice- is hereby given that after had Pioneer Day. High Cost of Living Solved. .Buy groceries direct from whole saler. Francis G. Cavers, Foley ho tel. Call up or write. , .Adv. 7-1 lm Martin's Gsndy Kitchen home this morning after an extended , . . : 7, . . .... , ., agents for same, who have not com- , Df a several attempts failed to fill and t.ie Dl ed with Ordinance No. 4f!1. Rrii. kins' sister accompanied them and will player-manager went in there. He has make her home in this city. played second practically every game for the last two months. ' ' : Al Runkey a former engineer out of, The basis for the decision of the di here, now located in western Oregon. I ' . . . . , missed through La Grande this moW rectors last n'ght was that Engel s sal- FOR FRESH CRUSHED ing on his way home after a visit in ary was higher than should be necesi July 20th, 1913, all property owners rr I . agents for same, who have not com-' The Pioneer Association of Union 'fmn Win 0rdinance, No. 461 Series county wi ho,d their nnua, mecti 1910, an Ordinance relating to the cut- " Mrs. Porter's Home Made Salad Dressing and Meat Sauce. Contains no Oil, can be thin ned with cream, evaporated cream, vinegar or fresh Oil. Strictly pure and contains on ly the best of ingredients. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY PHONE MAIN 80. i STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM. J ALSO LOCAL AGENT FOR THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER. ! 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 the east. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Troseth, Palmer Junction; R. L. Collins, Chicago; J. M. Bickford, Elgin; Fred N. Johnson, Se attle; W. J. White Portland, and Caro- sary to pay a second baseman. , London Suffragettes Move. Manchester, England, July 10. Suf fragette headquarters were raided in ting of-weeds on lots, blocks, parkings, t Cove July 23. The exercises wilj or parcels of land, improved or un-im- be during the forenoon, proved within the City Limits of the . J. D. SLATER ? in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance. Dated at La Grande, this 10th day of July, 1913. C. G. STAGEY. Street Superintendent. Adv. 7-10 Ct Adv. Secretary. 7-10 tf lyne Troseth are among the guests at this c;ty today anj many hooka and . pU.,.,..cl . j papers were confiscated by the police. , . iThey believe that the center of the Mias May Donavon, who has been in .... , i. i.- La Grande atendingUchool the past railltant mpa.gn Ha been transfer winter residing with her aunt and red from London to Manchester. uncle, Mrs. W. H. Bonenkamp, while j here, returned to her home in Port-'NEW SUPERINTENDENT COMES land this morning. I FOR SALE Good cherries at 10 cents a quart if you pick them. East of Fruitdale school house. W. A. Lud iker. Adv. 7-10 3t Future Executive of La Grande Public Schools Arrives With Family. Horace Burr, Pasadena; Mrs. B. Ad ams nnd Miss Adams of Union, Karl A. Meyer, Hot Lake; Mrs. A. B. Dav- is, Troy; Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Joseph;! Prof. John Girdler who succeeds J. F. F. laylor and son, Spokane, are D. Stout as superintendent of La guests at the Foley today. Grande schools, arrived this morning frcm Glenwood Springs and v'!l !c cate here permanently. - He is ac- New Second Hand Store New and Second-Hand Clothes Boots and Shoes bought and sold; also Shoe Repairing done on short notice. . H. CAREY, Pi-op 209 Fir St. E. W. Horn and wife, Oxford. Ia.; S. W. Miles. Evans. Ore.: W. Kellv. Freewater; Tom Bright, Lostine, John companied by his family. M. Casev. Meacham: E. C. Monterom- ery. Toledo, Ore., are among the guests at the Savoy. . Tamalpnis Fires Controlled. Mill Valley, Cal., July 10. Unless high winds prevail this afternoon, it is predicted that the brush fires cn Mount Tamalpais will be definitely un der control before night. About 2500 regular soldiers scattered on the dif ferent canyon slopes; these are aug mented by about 1,000 militiamen. Re ports say that five soldiers lost' theii "ves in the flames but is is official ly denied. ENGEL RELEASED. j Crawfish Money to loan The undersigned represents the NETHERLANDS AMERICAN MORTGAGE BANK, and js prepared to loan money in any amount on improved wheat, alfalfa and dairy farms. Rates 7 and 8 per cent No delay. FRANK R. ATKINS, Phone Main 5. Pendleton, Oregon. 650 Main Street. I Pitcher Blaine Gordon Will Manage Yakima Team. . North Yakima, July 10. George M. Engel was released last night as man ager of the North Yakima club in the Western Tri-State league. Blaine Gordon will be player-manager here after and Niles Netzel, secured from McGinnity of the Tacoma club in the Northwest league, will be on second base for the Braves this afternoon. Economy is the reason assigned fo the charges by the directors, who made the decision last night. It has been contemplated for some time. Engel. who must be given credit for building the team into an efficient base ball machine, was secured under, a contract for good wages with the understanding that he was to take his turn pitching, and the implied agreement that he was to give North Yakima a winning team. Engel's arm was sprained early in Foley Grill Unidentified Man Dies. Found unconscious at the Umatilla depot, a stranger whose name is be lieved to have been Albert Thomas, was placed aboard No. 2 last evening but expireo shortly before reaching this city. The body was taken to the Baker undertaking parlors and efforts are being made today to locate his relatives, relates the Pendleton East Oreirnnian. In one of his pockets was found a J membership card of the Western Fed- """""""""""""""""""""" eration of Miners bearing the name of Albert Thomas. It signifies that the owner had at various time been a member of the Kennett, Silver Peak, Tonopah, Manhattan, Round Moun tain and Butte unions and telegrams have been sent to the unions in an en deavor to locate the man's home. He was about forty years old, dress ed like a laborer and indications were HO! For the Mountains M&y be a little bit early to go to the mountains 4ut not too early to prepare for it. By fore trunks and grips pre pack ed is tha Vune to f-.i 'applies with ti e ncr.essiry tail article the pleaslii'j'.ssilisf, ng sort that we sell. Th-2 Thirgs Yon Need We have what yon -it.tp Perfumes, toilet waters, kckts, powders, brushes and other things. Some very distinctive ideas in our big utock that will please you very much. Prices? Always lowest. Free and prompt delivery of goods to any part of the city. HHPs Drug Store Each Dollar Purchase Beautiful Plate. Each 50 Cent Purchase Souvenir Tray. Each 25 Cent Purchase Scnc'h.'nn to Please c:;: the trains. The nature of the illness I from which he died has not been as- certained. COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRIZE OFFERS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. - ' Newlin Book & Stationery Co.