La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 19, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTURD AY, JULY 19 191S. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, MVKAtf A T J4 OTERRY THE HOUSE OP COMFORT k. "The Governor's Double Two Part Pathe Play r A PICTURE WITH A BIG FR3SH STORY THAT IS VERY RO MANTIC. WITH MANY TH1ILLING SITUATIONS. . "WHERE SHORE AND WATER MEET" A beautiful picture By the Edison Company. ' ; "BUNNY'S DILEMMA" B nny's latest,- cook-and he ia some cook. k.'i "MOSSMAN AND REYNOLDS" Those ; dancing boyscom-: plete change of act. . n ..- . SUNDAY ONLY. ' ? "Alone in the Jungle" Two Parts SELIG'S SUPREME WILD ANIMAL TRIUMPH. MISS RODA PIERCE has moved her Northwest Distrih hairdressing parlor to room 10 Sa- returned this morning fro Portland voy hotel. Phone Red 1091. Office Perry De Lillies. with his cousins and residence work solicited. Adv. Walter and Emmet! Walker,, made a ., short tip to Hot Lake todav. Painters and paperhangers are at Mr. J. M. De Lillies with George work at the Grande Ronde hospital waiher, leit una morning for fclgw making many improvements. ; The h & f th halls are being , whitened and each Lou Rayburn returned this manrnrr room, is receiving complete change in from Seattle where he attended the appearance. It is the intention of PothUch and also participated i the Misa Wnitor -,k. rotiatcn Diue rock shoot taking sec T ; ., r". mg high amateur honors.-. He reports changes in .the interior during the the Potlatch a great success. summer season which may include the : Mrs. Sherwood Williams and chil- lavinc- of new floors and installation dren came in from Imbler last even f dovotnr : . 'ng to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,' B. W. Grandy. They were accompan ied Dy miss Mabel listening, who has DR. H. S. BROWJfTOJit Dentiht Ui fice over Sherry's theatre. Adv. Neat, clean, extra well constructed; brick chimneys built by 'John Oberg, 1807 X. .-.. Adv. been spending several weeks with relatives in Imbler. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Clark, Enter prise; F. M. Benedict, Portland; H. W. Banfield, Portland; Will Hansen. Weiser, and E. C. Griffin, Portland, were registered last night at the Som mer. C. R. Arnold, Pendleton; E. C. Phil- LOCAL BREVITIES. Hill's Drug store develops films. Iv. 7-15 tf FINE! COLUMBIA HAM BREAKFAST. FOR 1 Here's a feast for Sunday morning., Columbia Ham, slic ed just thin enough, cooked just long enough, sizzling in its own "Honey-Drip" on a heated plat ter with fresh country eggs. ' Columbia Hams and Bacon are the very cream of choice pork products. Made for those who want something "just a little better." For Sale by j-T For Sale by PATTISON BROTHERS Elkhorn Flour makes jjood. p- - Adv. v Adv. . Henceforth the Bussey taxi and ouss line will ' have quarters at the Foley hotel. Phone Main 191. Day and night Adv. High Cost of Living Solved.;.': Buy groceries direct .fronv, whole saler. Francis G. Cavers, Foley' ho tel. Call up or write. Adv. 7-1 lm THE SPIRELLA CORSET. rinrflpfiai1 Mra Taiiin 'R. .TaMrRfvn. 1208 First St, Phone Red 1311. Adv.'P. "oqumrn, Wash.; J. D. Froh- man, Seattle; H. Mills, San Francisco; Modern Dressmaking can now had in La Gxaxiue. Eighteen years in On every Outing K O DAK M. W. Sharpe, Butte; G. W. Gibson,! oumpter, ana n. u. Murphy, sumpter, iimu ui xjtx i.;jiuq. .iKu,ee!i years ui . - - , 'i ladies' exclusive tailoring establish-1 ted at the Savoy last . ment. , I all lxnxft II .St.rapf.. Work i Adv. s VISITS TO THE LAKE OR SEASHORE ALL JNVITE YOUR KODAK. YOU HAVE THE FUN OF TAKING PICTURES AND S THE PLEASURE OF POSSESSING A PICTURE STORY ALL ! YOUR OWN. ;; ( r. ., .-. -.. . ,.. . I II guaranteed.- ;..V The phot RJffTER. tier .in your town. ll-iti . Av. Take your Corset troubles to Mrs. O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 :7th St. Phone Black 1971. ' American Queen Corset, Sanitary arons. ' Adv. 6-30 1 mo - 3 r . r . n . . . 6-23-ttf! KlnK "oe lormeny jduuk jjcupio oi uiiN ciiy, wno were married some time ago have returned i to La Grande from Payette, where ! they have been living since their """"""""-"--"-- marriage. Their many friends will .' ' f indr them at the home of Mrs. Roe's : mother, Mrs. Spratt Montgomery. yesterday the guest of his old-time W-o. nenuerson, jNijrin rowaer; neignoor, Attorney H. K. Dixon of this 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 ' We pay best price for Second Hant Furniture. Dyals' Furniture Store next to Geddea' Phone B. 3351. . Adv 7-12 tf III Crawfish I! i it r o c er Y J; j Foley Grill Phone Main 80 1 1 Having just installed an Ehlargirig Camera, we Would 6e '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 Silver-thorn's family Drug store. Adv. 6-20 lm Prof. Benedetti's music studio at 1604 Washington street, will take a reasonable number of pupils. Phone Red 3091. Adv. 7-1 tf. Elkhorn Flour makes good. Adv. . ' 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. IT IS EASY TO KODAK LET US SHOW YOU. RED CROSS DRUG STORE John Howes, North Powder, H. Henson city. Mr. Thompson was shown some Telocaset; John Thompson, Meacham; of the beauty spota of the valley and Alex Sweek KamelA- V fi Rn,rtnn went ,away highly pleased with the t ' ' h i A 5" J?' ' m,tlook and my decide to locate here McMinnville;, Fritz Ott, Great Falls, later on. and Tom Finch,. IDenver, were among those registered at the Foley last ev ening. "--v O. C. Thompson.$Jleading merchant of Blair, Nebtaskwas in the city NOTICfc,ffbR BIDS FOR SALE OR TRADE Threshing butf it complete. In good shape. Will take part in threshing. See out fit one half mile east of La Grande at Millering Ranch. E. W. Oliver. Adv. 7-19 8t p. How Save Money for a Utile Outing. .Flour, with a $2.00 taste can now be had at $1.40 per sack; that'B 60o per ' sack for you; stop and think on your next purchase.. It's that Famous Blue Stem flour. Made here In' your own city. - Call any dealer,' ifs here. 'La" Grande Milling Co., ia printed on each ; sack. If we did not moke lots of it We'd soon be out. Adv. 7-18 2t : Notice is. hereby ' given that the board of directors of the La Grande Public library will receive bids at the office of Block & Bunting, architects, La Grande, Oregon, up to 5 o'clock, Friday, July 25th, 1913, for the con struction of a library building com plete, an accordance with the plans and specifications now in the office of said achitect The bids will be received and opened by said board of directors at 6 o'clock on said 25th day of July, 1913, at the library rooms in La Grande, Oregon, when any and all bidders have the -privilege to be pres ent. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The successful bidder shall then enter into a contract with said board of directors, which said contract must be ap'proved by the a mayor and council of the city of l.a I Grande, and shall give a bond for the J completion of said contract and the I liilior nnrt material Those Who Use the Celebrated , Elkhorn Flour Express unmistakeable praise for it. Read what a professional cook has to .say- ..;.,;; ';;;.',,,;.',..'. -:"-:-;' Oregon Mill & Grain Co,,' Baker, ' Oregon. Gentlemen: Stoddard's Camp, Whitney,- Oregon, May 19, 1913. nntrrnanf -C tf oil used in the construction of said build-. Your summer vncation should not ing in a penal sum equal to the con- .1 have been using your "Elkhorn" Flour all winter, in this camp and find it superior to "Snow Drift" and other brands of Washington flour. Yours truly, ...-. ; s . ; 'A. A. NORTON, , . Cook Stodilnrd's Camp 5 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 B. Pendleton, Oregon. 550 Main Street. READ THIS Have just received my patent deed on a New Invention; a house-hold necessity. I can show anyone that it is the best in its line that has been invented. Anyone wanting to make money out of a small inveFtme nt, had belter investigate my proposition immediately; time is oppor tunitywill only be here a few days. WILLIS M. KINCAID 602 O Avenue. be Dlanned withrvt fli'-vu-! t of an An- sco Camera. Hill's Drug Store. Adv. . 6-20 3t Take no chances, have an expert do your concrete work. See John Oberg. JI807 X. , . . Adv. 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 Cherry Pickers Wanted. Call M 706 for particulars. Adv. 7-2 tf PERSONALS, i tract price of said building. Board of Directors of La Grande. Public Library. ! By C. S. DUNN. IS Secretary.il Adv. 7-19 5t j! FOR SALE Good general purpose J team. Apply Roy Herr, 502 4t ' street. Adv. 7-19 tf Oregon Mill & Grain Co., . . . . Baker, Oregon, Gentlemen:- Stoddard's Camp, . Whitney, Oreg. Carpet Cleaning j Carpet and Rugs taken up and J Cleaned and Laid at short no- i tice. Rug and Carpet Weaving. PHONE BLACK 1521. La Grande Fluff j Rug Co. G. L. !roD. ! Mrs. Ray Patten and children went to Elgin today to visit with relatives. Joe Waddell who heads the Baker race meet management is here todav talking over the coming county fair rars. Mrs. J. A. Buce and son, Georere, returned Thursday from a month's visit with relatives at Salem and ! Portland. Mrs. Charles Clark left this morn- ing for Portland, after having been ajj i l i l guest here with friends for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Marlin, who were married in Union Thursday, ar rived last evening and will make this citv their future home. Councilman J. F. Campbell and family left today for Lostine. where , New Second Hand Store New and Second-Hand Clothes. Boots and Shoes bought and Bold; also Shoe Repairing done on short notice. H. CAREY, Prop 209 Fir St. they will spend a few days on a camp-1 J "j.A.VsseUpresidentof the Union1! CummiDgS & BlaCk ' I received your letter, and will ttav yon may publish the letter if you want to as I have used a good many brands of westcn. flour and yours is one of the very best Yours truly, : ' A. A. r-lOM'ON.. ELKHORN FLOUR MAKES GOOD IN EVERY TEST IT IS A GENUINE ARTICLE. i The Excelsior Reels off the Miles while i Others Stop to Catch Their Breath Countv Fair association, returned this J morning from a business visit to , Portland, for the fair and on personal J matters. !' Professor F. G. Boughton registrar i of McMinnville college is in the city the guest r.f P.ov. R. E. Close and to- ( t morrow will address the morning ser- vices at the First Baptist church. : J C. V. Perrv local orchardist and president of the county fruit growers' J r . ...- .i..' t - : union organization unaer me x aouic FANCY AND STAPLE GRO CERIES; ALSO Martin's Home- Made Candy The Excelsior is the fastest stock Motorcycle in the world.- It has a certain "snap" and "punch" that just curries its. ridora in pcrfec I saiety to easy victory. The best part of it all is that the EXCELSIOR "always muke good." You can depend upon that absolutely uml positively. No other machine has a show when the Giant-powered "Ex" is on the entries. V buck up our statements with pictorial proof ami uncontrovertible, fact The records below are of the races held lit Portland, Ore. They i" more than cut and dried figures. Plefwe note thoso intciesliiifj facta: i In Race No. 6 the winning "Ex" ku a npeeinl uti ipptxl '-.tr.ch. Mc I tor made 5 miles in 4:40 from a standing start. J The fastest mile was reeled o."f in T1 seconds f hit.. This- inm-tiin was used by Mr. L. C. Rose, president cf the Exrel.sinr Motorcycle Co i Inc., of Portland, Oregon, for 17,000 milts, uml hnw never reieivtd th. , slightest bit of repairs outside of two nt w pinton rings two days bcion J the race. The 5 mile professional 4 H. P. ported rare was won by Mr. Rim i l mons, a 180 pound man, on an "Ex" which ran f.8,000 miles In netua! ! J service for the Portland R. L. & Power Company. Ami so it goes. Be hind each "individual Ex" victory is a bit of interesting hfcrcty. SIX "FIRSTS," O.NE "SECOND" OUT OF SEVEN RACES. I ! Three Miles, 61:00, Ported Excels! r firtt, second and third, time, 2:381 ! , Five miles, 30:50, ported, Excelsior first, Time, 5:00. t Five miles, 61:00, stripped stock, E::celior firnt, time, 4:4(. Four miles, 30:60, Btripped stock, Excelsior first, timo, 4:18. J Five miles, 61:00, stock, Excelsior first and necond, time, 4:10. i i Five miles, 30:50, ported, Exceb4r recond, time, !:07. i Three miles, 61:00, ported, Excelslir firpt ami third, time, 2:34. W. M. ADAIR, Agent - - Phone Black 341 J !