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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1913)
I THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, lf)13. :. U GRANDE EVENING 0B8ERVEH, PAGE JIVE CHERRY'S THE HOUSE OF COMFORT ' "A WILD RIDE" Is Another Startling Selig Novelty. A 2-Part. Thrilling Drama of Frontier Life on an Ostrich Farm in South Africa. ; "YOKOHAMA FIRE DEPARTMENT" An interesting fire review in ; the Japanese city. . "PATHE'S WEEKLY," "The Best by Test." "THE DELAYED PROPOSAL" An entertaining and amusing study in seasickness featuring Maurice Costello and Clara Kimball Young. "La Petite Elva" THE WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDINNE IN CHARACTER SING ING, TALKING AND DANCING. music furnished for all occasions. Tele phone Red 3091. Dave Gaston, Arcade tonight. Adv. ' 8-7 It 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 May Hart, the minstrel girl at Ar- ' cade tonight. 1 Adv. 8-7 It 1 3 PERSONALS. . Dave Gaston, The human scarecrow to Arcade. Adv. 8-7 It. LOCAL BREVITIES. I : The Epworth League of the M. E $ rhnrrh South, will crive a lawn social I ' i . , . ui . i - on Fridav. Antrust 8. at 1426 V. and nwowm, ieii uus morning jor store develops films. Greenwood. A program for entertain- Father Murphy came out from WaL Iowa last evening. j. Mac Richey went to Ontario today to look after business matters in that city. Mrs. H. Connell arrived home from Portland this morning where she has been visiting with friends. Hill's Drug j ment will (be given. The social wil Our Specialties Girls' Models and 'commence at 7:30 p. m. Maternity CorsetB, Mrs. O. C. Combs,1 . - roreetiprp fint 7th sL Phone Black' We Pav best Pnce for Second Han: Corsetiere, 15ud 7tn st. rhone fliacK Purniture Dyas. Furniture Store 1971. American Queen Corset. Adv. next to Geddes' Phonr B. 3351. Adv - i . 7-12 tf DR. H. S. BROWJrTOS. Dentist in- fice over Sherry's theatre. Adv.; Homemade bread at the cafa- v . . ! teria and jjciici-teiien. Adv. 8-7 It. WANTED. A loan of f 25,000 for 3 years. Will May Hart, the banjo player in coon first mortirao'e on DroDertv worth sone-s. at Arcade tonight. Adv. $9,000.00 as purity. Address A, care Observer. Adv. 8-6 6t. 8-7 It. Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe, county school a short trip to Imbler. Miss Nora Parker lef t this morning for a short visit with relatives in Portland. ,.. . , , . - . Mrs. Fred Dutli was operated on. yesterday at the Grande Ronde hos pital and is doing fine this morn-' ing. ; B. B. Nutter is picking up every day and will be at his old place again soon, after an operation at the hos-" I pital. ... , Mrs. E. L. Evan. Piano Teacher. Thorough instruction in artistic Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern methods used. Studio 1008 Third St Phone. Black 881, Adv. 6-1-t' j Mrs. Hendrickson of Portland, who Brick. Sto;.e And Concrete Work. All Kinas or repairing, reniuuciuiK. : , . ... r,. . M vf underpinning, ornamental and rustic i'"""""" v brick or stone work, r ire places, man-i r... nan lor me wees past, icii, uua, I Crawfish 1 j Foley Grill ties, flues and cet. Work guaranteed. morning for her home. V. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone R. . Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley of . , Ohio; left this morning for their home SHERRY'S "LA PETITE ELVA, ! , ' . . th. of On That Vacation Trip .You will want some special things -Trunk or Suit Case, Sweater Coat or Mackinaw, Khaki . Suit-either Ladies' or Gents'--High Top Shades, Gauntlet .Gloves, Flannel Shirts, Blanketf, Beddin?, Etc. We have a very com plete line of any such goods you may need for the trip New Lines for Fall Coming in At f The best Outing you have ever bought for ji ; 0 B(T the price. Fall patterns of Percales 36 in Q DP I V'L wide, per yard - - - -, , . U vH Cppl A I C we are cleaning our stock of every Lvlr!-3 short line or odd end in the store and you will find some exceptional bargains in men's and boys' clothing, underwear, shirts, ladies' dresses .and suits, hosiery, trimmed hats, etc. Come in and look them over. We can save you money. THE DOG CATCHER IS OUT AFTER YOUR PET DOG; WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU KEEP HIM WITH A NICE LINE OF WIRE DOG MUZZLES NICELY FITTED WITH STROP SO THERE IS PERFECT COMFORT IN WEARING THEM; PRICES, 25, 35 and 45 cents Golden Rule Company Quality the Same .Y Prices Less i ihuCssfaJrsWsfltu:sss1rfB RUNAWAY SERIOUS. Injured Knee Recovering. FOUR SCORE AND NINE. A PAN TAG .5 AC I O-N iGHT. WANTED Sewing by the day. Can rin anv kind. Mrs. Nash. Phore Bradiey's mother, Thompson, of AliceL Mrs Mayr.ard Wallowa lounty re,pie Hurt in nun- away Accident. i Miss Louise Schilke, chief long dis-j tance operator for the Pacific States1; Mr Fva P.hHj! and son. of Port I Wallowa, Ore., Aug. 7. John Couch Telephone company in this city, is re-1 -22 lmo Adv. Iandi who have been visiting at the sold his one-half interest in the Conch coveriz glo-ry from a very severe Red 1022. . ' ' H. J. Ritter home in this city, left May Hart, Bon Bon Body chocolate this morning for their home in Port- j drop that's me, at Arcade. Uncle Sam's Loan Office Adv. 8-7 tl land. All thines Electric La Grande i7Wir;r P Fnltt Hnirl Rid?. Black er 3141. Adv. 13t. j her home Mrs. Lf.tr ro? c daughter I-.r. of this c.ty, . of her pare.-.ts r. r rancisco, ti:i :. a:,ci Mrs. Sam Paik , '.aZt th'iH morning for r i-.-.vir.g baer. the gui-.' f or ie. e.al weeks. St. Peter's Guild ladies will hold a' cooked food sale Saturday, August 9,; Mrs q jj Richey left this moming at the Grande Ronde Meat Co., Ill for Missouri where she will remain Brothers ranch th:3 week to L. Couch, injury to her knee nearly two weeks taking in exchange the stone building ag0 -With a group of girl friends she occupied hy the Wallowa Drug store, een camping a week ago las y.r. Couch has also just Bold 65 acres gunday ad fell from the wheel of the of land in the Grande Ronde valley at wag0n in such a way as to twist one ?1C0 per acre. Vnee very severely. She has been bed- Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Henderson, wre fast s;nce but ia rnidly gaining the severely injured in a runaway last p0mt f recovery where she expett; Monday afternoon. The team became t0 y,e abe to leave her bed. ; frightened at an ai:-'"bile near Mr. Brownlee's store arm ran for several : blocks. Three grand children were poR KENT 1080 acres: house, eight Uncle George Webb, Farmer State Treasurer, Growing Younger. "Old age, scat, nothincr to it. I will be eighty-nine years old in September and I can outrun Phil Metchun or any other man who has been treasurer of Oregon, even to Tom Kay." And as Uncle George Webb made this remark he twisted his cane in hand .like a bandmaster wielding a baton. The old gentleman is over from Pendleton visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jap Stev ens for several days. He says he likes Jto get over in Grande Ronde for some j bow the old valley is so homelike and prosperous. Mr. Webb wag state treas urer in 1886, and preceded Phil Met- Adams avenue. Adv. 8-7 3t. i Henceforth the Bussey Cab Line for about three months, the guest of friends and relatives, after which she will tour points farther east before re- Loans money on all kinds of Watches, uiamonas, uom, dew- j, ae and Express, will have head- turning to her home in this city. ana ail Kinas oi , quartfs at Foley hotel. Phon a.M:n elry. Clothing TtATfinnnl nroDertv. We sell unredeemed pledges at a very low price. !,SL i Adv. J. B. Wade, a former O.-W. engineer also in the rir. and jumped out and were uninjured. But Mr. and Mrs Henderson stayed in until they were thrown out. Mrs. Henderson received several bad bruises and cuts, and Mr.' Henderson was picked up unconscious ! The Ladies of the Presbyterion Aid FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING, i 1 society wjU hold a lawn social next out of La Grande, is in the city from and taken to the Wallowa hospital, it. Vale, where he recently accepted rooms; 30 head cattle; machinery:; cuts 125 tons hay; $1500 worth ol i hay and grain goes with ranch Range 95 miles, three to five yeat contract. Address B, Observer. Adv. 8-7 tf .chan in handling the state's coin. FOR SALE 400 acres, ideal stock ranch; 75 miles range; whtat and al flafa Address B, Observer. Ada 8-7 tf. a 'vas several noura neioie ne regain Don't Spoil Fine Fruits USE A JAR TAKE THEM BY CUTTING. THAT WILL WHOLE. Never spoil the beauty of a fine Peach, Pear or Plum by cutting it before canning. Pre serve your fruits in the large mouth GOLDEN STATE MA SON JAR, and they will look as good as they taste. Quarts $1.25 a Doztn. society m .." Tfclir position as engineer. He is here await- consciousness. Wednesday nigh on the Loaghlu. P on ( f Henderaon a lawn, 1308 Pennsylvania, r.ear Adams. , peope and a lancl Ice cream, cake, coffee and sandwiches ( will be served after eight o clock. Ev erybody come. Adv. 8-7 3t. RirrER. The photographer hi your town. 11-ltf Adv. Two acts at Arcade to-night. Adv. 8-7 It. 0?. CC2 SALE Furniture, good as new, O a.en-Je, Phone Black 302. Adv. 8-7 tf I pAttison j BROTHERS GROCERY HAIR DRESSING, manicuring hair goods, weaving. Rhoda Pierce, Sa voy hotel. Phcne Red 1091. Adv. -25 SHERRY'S TO-NIGHT "LA PET ITE ELVA." OFF PANTAGES COR- : CUIT. I. Order now for Fall delivery, Mrs. lO. C. Combs. Corsetiere, 1503 7th St. Phone Elack 1971. American Queen rr-t Canilanr arens. Adv. Wiac) J Phone Main 80 6-30 1 mo are elderly ranch two and a half miles south west of Walolwa. G. H. Miller, Boise; C. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Chas. Erown, of Inlay, Nevada. 3oise; J. K. Wilson, Kansas City; J. arrived Monday for a visit with her B. Ball, Walla Walla; Ruby Hilyard. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Tulley. Meacham; C. W. Fisher, Elgin; P. J. Mrs. Lee Smith and children re Short, Portland, Ray Snyder, of Har- turned Saturday from a week's visit vey, Illinois, were registered at the at Imbler. Mrs. Smith was accom Savoy last night. panied home by Mrs. Mary C. Wade. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mrs. J.W. Casey, Portland; E. Cohen Burgett of this city, Sunday, August Omaha; E. F. French, Salt Lake City; 3, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gil Ray Richardson, Salt Lake; B. B laspy, Friday, August 1st, a son. Huntley, Everett; Maude White, Wal- Mrs. Therisa Sehant spent from Pat ia Walla; Geo. G. Barrett, Seattle, and urday until Monday at Elgin, the Frank Case, Payette, are registerec guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oswald at the Sommer. ; Band Plays Selection. J. Murphy, Wallowa; W. J. Moody, Baker; Mr., and Mrs. A. Williams The Portland fire department bant Portland; Dr. J. P. Graham, Portland; en route to Washington, D. C, and tc Effie King, WTalla Walla; Miss Pren- points in Cuba, played a selection at dergast, Walla Walla; Mrs. J. F.King, the deoot last evening while engine!:l Walla Walla; Mrs. r. W. Keser, wal- were being changed on .no. is on wnicr la Walla, and W. E. Hillier, Ogden, are they traveled. This is the best known and Y. est fire department band in registered at the Foley. May Hart, legue and tonight. the modern topsy mono- imthern songs, Adv. 8-7 tl Dr. Graham Locates in La Grande. Dr. J. P. Graham, who for six years has practiced medicine in Portland , Arcade arrived in La Grande today and will in ; the future be associated with ur. c . the country and the music was greasy enjoyed. Benze Cochran HI. Prof. Benedetti, teacher. The hest Benze Cochran cf this city, has been ; Uoton. Mrs. Graham and daughter taken to the hospital wnere ne win,! . . . :. i arrive m a lew days. , undergo an operation. Take a Kodak With Ycu LET PICTURES TELL THE SJORY OF THE MOTOR TRIP, THE HUNTING TRIP, THE FISHING TRIP, OR THE TRAVEL. THE KODAK WAY IS THE SURE WAY, THE SIMPLE WAY, THE CONVENIENT WAY. Kodaks, $5.00 Upward Brounics,',$l to $12 Kodak goods have a reputation for quality and no have we. That's why we carry only the gnw Eastxan product.. No c'aance foi Kuhotituting. HEADQUARTERS FOR KODAK SUPPLIES. Red Cross Drug Store
