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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1913)
A 'X?' WEDNESDAY, JULY ,16, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE JIVE ' -- SHERRY'S ' THE HOUSE OF COMFORT v "THE SNARE OF FATE" A Three Reel Production by the Vitagraph Company "a strong protest against the happiness-destroying power of money. superb settings and costumes. an all star cast. . , , PATHETS WEEKLY NO. 26 A perfect film for particular people. ; MOSSMAN AND REYNOLDS Those singing and dancing boys; complete change of act. v ''.'.', : - . 1 AND DISINFECTED BEST OF VENTILATION CLEANED DAILY. COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. "The Governor's Double" Very Dramatic i wo rans iiom' tun and $5.00 Electric , all line guaranteed. La Grande Electric Co., Opposite Sherry s The atre. ..: Adv. : 7-14 ai mm cmorn i rniiSET. ror Mrs. Laura B. Jackson. 1208 First St., Phone Red 1311. PR. H.'fc BWOWNTOJi. Pentlst Ui- ..... C.oi-ra'i theatre. ' V Adv. UH Wl'vn; " " r , Mrs. E. L. Evans. Piano Teacher. Thorough instruction in artistic Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St Phone Black 881. . Adv. 6-1-tf - Prof. Benedetti's music studio at 1C04 Washington street, will take a reasonable number of pupils. Phone Red 3091. Adv. 7-1 tf . I - ,-. -.-fc S J U LOCAL BREVITIES. ! f l '. flv S',. Hill's Drug store' Ceveiops. films r'' iM- I V Adv...;; ..,v- 7-15tf i ' i : I'"--"-I New prices on ."Peerless Mazda Lamps". Cheapest and best lighting ll Grande Electric Co. Opposite Sherry's Theatre. Adv. 7-14 it. Let the KODAK r.n firfl havinff a house cleaning of some short lines that on conannahle nisi now. wv. Ulk .J . V ad. Adv. The Ladis Parish and Missionary society of the Lutheran church will meet at the home of Miss Kate Schil ling, corner Second street and Jeffer son on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock All members are re8 v. i. and date and a cordial invi- . L" 7.T.i- :. -,-.-. -Id tation to irienos j. w'- , Having just installed an Enlarging Camera, we would be pieasea to o nrints that sou may want enlarged . at a small cost We also do all kinds 'of finismng anu u veloping on short notice and reason able prices, at Silverthorn's family Drugstore. Adv. --u im We nay best price for Second Hand FuTnUrL DyPaV Furniture Store , next to Geddes' Phone B. 835 a their ; 7.10 af The photographer in twn.;ltW The Gannig Seasoim Is nmv -n rft Kettles all styles and prices. We jy your e try want. Let us quotfc you prices can jup; before buyirig. Fru c Jar, Prui', Jar-i Frui ". Jars Fruit Jar3, Fruii Jara Fruit Jars Fruit Jars Friii"- Jari "J pt.Mpson 1 Jlason 1-2 Jason ... I y.. S'iivam i Sclirara - t 2 tfiil. Schram 1 pt. IV'.iiomy 1 (t. Economy .. ..$ .75 . .90 .. 1.25 .75, .. .90 ... vii 1.25 1.50 175 Fruit Jars 1 2 jj.-il. i conomy Fniit Jar C? .o:omy r.r Fruv.. Jar Caps frl-ram Fruit Jar Cap. "M' on i...... Fruit Jar Rubbers 10c; 3 d : f. Fruit Jar Rubbers, 13c, 2 doz, Jelly Glasses, Low Pattern . , .40 Jelly Glasses, nighTattcrr.'...::.' .45 .20 20 .25 DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT tell .the Summer story. Kodaks to fit the purse and the pocket. , , Red Cross Drugstore " "GRAND UNION . TEAS AND COFFEES. S You can get a better grade of Teas and Coffees for the money S than elsewhere, and Tickets on all Grand Union Goods. J A full line of Groceries always i on hand. Grand Union Tea Store A Breakfast Luncheon KELLOGG'STOASTED BJS- : CUIT Delicious for Breakfast, with i' Butter or Cheese, Milk or Cream For variety, ', serve with creamed chicken ., or poached. eggs..'" ';' ' ,:. '.' ". .. ' ". '' ' ' Especially good with fresh or cooked fruits. , For sale by 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 no lrtt T.nrlW Whitfi Rertrfi Suits, ran srhiff in price from $12.00 to $27.50 To 14 At p PRIPF Cherry Pickers Wanted. Xall M 706 for particulars. Adv. 7-2 tt MISS RODA PIERCE has moved her, hairdressing parior vu vov hotel. Phone Red 1091. Office and residence work solicited. Aay. Henceforth the Bussey taxi and ... . n.tnra of t h ft . art I nHVH UUOlWia -v OUSS HUB " 7 Foley hotel: Phone Main 191. and night -.y'f . ' . j Day Adv. j PATTISON I BROTHERS i GROCERY I Those white serge suits at half price, the Golden Rule Co., are closmg - out frnninp bareams. Adv. i-iv L1 aisi fc'-'- I build something j good it pays you to see John Oberg,'; ,nr, i- niiriinti.s. walks. biudKes, tanks-anything. Not "cheapest ' but U 1.1.. ifQ, h,-ve Adv. best, rermanenuy wi . HALF PRICE clean Up this lot we are going to put them in at - - . . nnTpn All Ladies and Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed OrnfliTiftTits. -We want this stock clean before getting in our, full millinery J ' PRICE j'tiey go ax ; , . " -i- t "wriiHo aiiirtwniRts. Tiirifin and Jail- HALF PRICL 'a ie HALF PRICE , c oonv, fnv OiPm ftifid thev will all eo very soon, at " t " Tables of short lines of yard goods. cost at wholesale. 1 ,nwns "Drfmerv. Chiffon Ginehams, Swiss, etc., for less money than tey 1 lot fancy and solid colors" in Ladies' 50c Hosiery, to, close muceu at ; : f a One lot fancy ana sojiu cuiura ju jjoo , 29c stock 29 c 14c The Golden Rule Co. Quality the Same Prices Less Phone Main 80 L New Second I j Carpet Cleaning j ' - . I I i n 1 n LnM n nnJ I Hand Store New and Second-Hand Clothes Boots and Shoes bought and sold; also Shoe Repairing done on short notice. H. CAREY, Prop 209 Fir St. I ill i Carpet and Rugs taken up and Cleaned and Laid at short no tice. Rug and Carpet Weaving. PHONE BLACK 1521. - La Grande Fluff Rug Co. G. L. SUSP. " Tax1 -d -tcav'inr cars for those wishing to attend the dance at the Pa vilion 1 Hived'' -"vsn".:?. Cooo he vice assured. Call either Somxsr or Fdey hoteis and liuve orders early to. insure the best service. Your summer vacation should not be planned without thought of an An- sco Camera. Hill's Drug " Modern Dressm&Kmu enn now had in La Gxaooe. S'.ghteen years in ladies' exclusive tailoring esiau.m. -ment Call 13021 0 Street Work guaranteed. Adv. . 5-23-ttf . Neat, clean, extra weU constructed i hrick chimneys built by John Uberg, 1807 X. . Adv' rev, who f.as purcua.eu a . ' t . i7..n Riirun are . ana ;rs. jj " i home from an extended auto tour of Crawfish J i I Foley Grill ji Cummings & Black FANCY AND STAPLE GRO CERIES; ALSO Martin's Home Made Candy Take no chances, have an expert do r .merete work. See Jonn uoerg, 1807 X. Adv. Dr. McJIillan returned, ing. Foley build-Adv. Take .your Corset trn-iMM M O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th St. Phone Black 1971. American Queen ! Corset, Sanitary arons. Av. i 6-30 1 mo i ! ..J . i 4 4 PERSONALS. Money to Loan a renresents the NETHERLANDS AMERICAN ; No delay. FRANK R. ATKINS, . Russell Ralston was missed today at the Silverthorn fountain, having gone nn a two dovs' fishinr trip. N '"Mr. and Mrs. Miles Woodel return, ed to their home in Sumnjerville tod. after visiting witn rriei'" 8CMifs Elie C ?Brif who has been visit -jT,rf relative, Wtthis ing on her way w ner . ... ca eo nn 660 Main Street Phone Main 6. Pendleton, Oregon. Edward S. Chadwick, manager of the Idaho State Life Insurance com pany, is here from Boise today. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tibbies and I Mr. Tibbies' mother arrived thismorr. ng to attend the Bunting-Newton weddmg .L:n A.ioriirlfr E C. Griffin of the.Nortn-weHw road passed throuph the city today on his way to Wallowa in the interest of his company. ... C. H. Stutler of Baker, who is dep uty county assessor of that couni is here today transacting business mat ters. .,, Miss Vera Leffel Miss. Rosa Sher man, Miss Belle Ferguson, Mrs. b. B. Fyke, John Rudd, Mr. and Mrs. Havi land were among the La Grande peo ple who left this morning for Joseph vo attend the Epworth League ir.su- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Buckley of this city, and M. J- Buckley of Port land, have been called to Farm.ngton. 'Minn., by the death oi wr. uJ:"-; i " "her in that stale. The late Mr Buckley visited in La Grande a fe ! years uu- - --2 -'" lances here. 1 E. Mnrpan and family Ki.mela; Geo, G. Hadson, Portland; J. A. Johnson Imbler; C. Henderson. Perrj - C. ell, Summcrviue; a. - Walla; and II. H. Hayes are omonp those 'registered at the Svoy. tod, v. Mrs. Geo. Stevenson, Elgin, fcana Williams. Walla Walla;. J .A. Payton Woiln Walla: R. B. Davis. Walla la; Laurose Pae.' W-"' "d Huir and wile, are uiiivhk at the Sommer. . ij Strom, North Powder: O. P. Dahlstrom NorUi Powder; Mrs. rewrv. ou....... . Pendleton: Paul Krantz, North Pow- J nH MiKB O'Sullivan Pendleton!! are'among the guests at the Foley to-,i d8Mr. and Mrs.Ias. G. Snodgrass and j children, Francij. Harry and I month's visit in Southern California NOTim Tfl WATER USERS. Notice is hereby given that the Beavor Cryk Pipe Lyie is out of com mission, and- WATER USERS .AKK. NOTIFIED, NOT TO IRRIGATE AT ALL, and only use the wuter thai is. ubsi.lutely necessary, unui nounou, , : -- . t publication in the La Grande Evening , Dy Duneis. Observer. !. Water Superintendent. Adv. "'- Blackhanders Show Vengeance. Chicago, July 15.--James, Acques, a weuiiiiy itaiian importer and owner of a string of Italian restaurants was found murdered in an alley. The head una noir onii lpft. hrenst were neirced JUlacknanus ar; suspeuutj'.- Lawn Social Wednesday EveninR . The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres byterian church will hold a lawn so cial on the Frank Baker lawn, 1619 Adams avenue, Wednesday evening Ice cream, coffee and sandwiches wn i,e starved. All welcome. av. t-xa , Crawfish Spread Thursday. All Elks and visiting Elks are in vited to attend a crawfish spread on Thursday evening. Adv. 7-15 St. FOR A GOOD TIME COME TO THE Lawn Festival Friday Night FOURTH AND PENNSYL- VAN! A AVENUE. ! PRESCRIPTIONS Do you realize the fact that if . ur prescriptions arc filled at our store you are sure to get just what is called for; if we can t fiM them we will tell you. Our motto is: : ' Pure Drugs, Accuracy and Reason able Prices SUBSTITUTION ABSOLUTELY PROHIBITED. Prescriptions filled by registered druggists only. 7;, Fred Curry accompanied by her having enjoyed th. y J iSSS&rt. ioin M.Cur-jwhen it grew uncomfortably warm. HILL'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE. Free and prompt delivery of goods to all parts of the city.