La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1913, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2&1913
1 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
PAGE FIVE
NEW! FRONT' 'SaL
" SHERRY'S
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
"The Fight at Grizzly Gulch"
: TWO PARTS
I A REFRESHINGLY NOVEL STORY. SCORES OF GENUINE IN- ;
ivo : ditdcdiii v inrnnvmiDUOTillc
"PATHE'S WEEKLY"
KEENLY LOOKED FOR, ENTERTAINING AND ENTERPRISING.
. "THE PICKPOCKET"
, A BUNNY-FRENCH COMEDY, WIFEY IS A SUFFRAGETTE '
I AND HUIKY IS A SUFFERER. . , . '
. r : , ' harris a" Harris ; yJ, "
" SINGING, TALKING AND MUSICAL ACT.
We are going to have a new and modern front and to do
this there must be a genera! change. So we are going to
have one Grand Sale before the store is turned over to
the carpenters
LOCAL BBBV1TIXS. .
": " "-'
' Bill's Drug store develops films.
; i ' '
Peaches for sale, Telephone Farmers
288 Green & Sawyer, lmbler, Ore.
Adv. 8-19 13 t
WANTED Sewing b the day. Can
do any kind. Mrs. Nash. Phone
- Red 1022. Z7-22 lmo Adv.
Beautif ul 30-in. 4 "Z hair ratafee
and the finest face creams at M'ss
Pierce's haid dressing parlor. Room
10 Savoy Hotel. Phone Red 1091.
8
We pay best price for Second Hand
Furniture. Dyala' Furniture Store
next to Geddes' Pbone B. 3351. Adv
7-12 tf
Any spring' suit
In this store, values up
to $40.00
8.75
Any Spring Coat
In this store, values up
to $27.50
$7.75
Any Wool Dress
in our stock at
6.75,
Lawn Kimonas
$2.75 to $4.00 Your choice
Mrs. E. L. Evan. Piano Teacher.
Thorough ''; instruction- in artistic
Piano Playing and Harmony. Modern'
methods used. Studio 1008 Third St'
Phona Black 881. Adv. 6-l-tf'
Prof. Benedetti, teacher. .- The best
musie furnished for all occasions. Tele
phone Red 3091.
Men's Suits worth up to 30.00, all
. priced at f 15.00 during West's Remod
eling sale. ' Adv. 8-13.'
..The' Leading Corset: American
Queen. Mrs. O. C, Combs, Corsetiere',
1503 7th st., Phone Black 1971. Amefl
"can Queen Corset. Adv.
All things Electric La Grande,
Electric Co., Foley Hotel Bldg. Black
3141.
Adv.
7-28 13t.
XL I
rl
Ansco
Film
.We know this film will
give you uniformly good
pictures., It - gets the.
detail sharp and strong,
gives full color value,
and. is free from hala
tion. No matter how
inexperienced you are,
you can depend on it
every time. Ansco Film
fits any camera made
especially for the superb
Ansco. we have both.
THE
ANSCO SIGN
Otm btn fr.
MU prig tlx
Brick. Stone and Concrete Work,
All kinds of recalling, remodeling.
underninmne. ornamental and rustic
brick or stone work. Fire places, man
tles, flues and cet. Work guaranteed.
W. C Hanson, contractor. . rnone k.
3692. - Adv 7-30 tf.
.
Henceforth "the Bussey Cab Line
Pasreatre and Express, will have head-
Quarters at Foley hotel. Phone aMin
91 Adv. C2
A-
PLACE A CAN OF
Heinz Italic Style
Spaghetti .
IN BOILING WATER FOR
TWENTY MINUTES THEN IT
IS READY TO SERVE. v
This appetizing Spaghetti is
prepared in Heinz clean model
kitchens, from the best of To
mato sauce and pure cheese,
spiced and seasoned.
15 oz net wt.: 20c cans
Fall shipment of New Ferns has ar
rived, La Grande Seed & Floral Co.
Adv. 8-19 5 t '
Crepe Kimonas
$2.25, $2.75, $3.50. Your
choice
$1.75
One table of shirt waists
all plain tailored, white
and colors. Your choice
79c
House Dresses
All this year's styles
1-2 Price
A. & G. Corsets
$t.25 values now $ .90
1.50 vajuos row 1.15
2.00 tallies now 1.60
2.50 values now 1.85
3.00 values now 225
Sale starts Thursday, Aug. 21 . Lasts three days only
JjJfJJJITJ'lf Ladiesf Readv-to-wear
Phatds. Brace Realtv Co. has a laree Hayes funeral services and returned
1 list of city homes, large and small this morning to complete his vacation
Program for Band Concert Tonight.
acre tracts for sale ; or trade. : We : tl'ere.
write Fire, Accident and Health In-
aflce. Cell Black 4710 " Adv.
- ' 8-20 2t
-, Red or Black Cherries at J. B. Stod
dard's, iOc per gal.,'3 for 25c Adv.
8-16 5t
f4l Afii.. tiRta, rtMr-vwA V"
r-rf I MoNrr . rnowite,: I r-
' Y '.' 'pUNCTOnt'aTO'TJy jTv
Members' of the Hoy al Neighbors bf
America are requested to attend a reg
ular meeting Friday,, August 22, 1913,
business of importance.
CORA FITZGERALD -
' Oracle.
LILLY CKIMMEL,
Adv. 8-20. Recorder.
I March, "In Jhe Coming Town,". ...
, J.'iDHver tjf Baker, one of the men AiV'tyLL'St'JL'inrKI
whir U .ttying to promote the Wild Alr- in anc,ent SSL ,
m.V.u.?. .iT r ,l. i 4 stine." ............ Maris ftahriel
Waltz, . "Love Sparks," . .... Holzman,
Baritone solo, "The Song ' That ,
Reached My Heart," ...... .Jordan
JBf O. M. Heacock. '. 1 v
Characteristic, march, 1 "Down in .
- Yucatan," . ..... ... ... : .Henry
Overture, "Champion . . . . v.Wiegand
March; "Waldmere," : . Lossy
J. DAVID HAINES, Director.
West show there for the last of this.
month", is in La Grande today stopping
at theSommer. . , . . .
R.-. . .
Attorney Charles Cochran came , in
from Portland this morning.
min. G; H. Milligan and daughter,
Fay, returned this morning from Hil
eard where they have i been ' visiting
with 'Mrs. Lewis who accompanied
them home this morning. ,
FOR RENT Suit of housekeeping
rooms furnished, 4th and O. Black
St.; Helen slfifali
Resident aad Day School .for Girlo
, THiiom icrEiueH.omnai '
t.
1?
HITTER.
The photographer in your town. 11-ltf
. , : . Adv.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. ti. Adler, on Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. L. B. Moe, 1712
First street. Adv. 8-20 2t.
For Sale by
PATTISON
BROTHERS
grocery!
Phone Main 80
Automobilists!"
STOP!
Having Punctures.
LOOK!
At the trouble they cause.
LISTEN!
to Reason. Have your tires treated
'' .'- - V at -:" v ! j "'
Leighton's Garage
,' With. .'
AUTOMATIC PUNCTURE STOP
The wonder of the age. Closes tire
punctures instantly.
$$$8'S.ftS'$
PERSONALS.
F. A. Harmon, general manager of
the Eastern Oregon Light & Power
company went to Elgin today with an
auto and returned in time to catch the
afternoon train for Baker.
i-'OR SALE Spring chickens; go d
fryers Phone Black 282. , Adv. I
;. 8-0 6t p.'
Hoke Smith After Weinstock.'
Is
Harris I
First'Glags
Furnituie
at 602 0 avenue must be
sold in ten days-BARGAINS
Crawfish
. , ... Mcuanieis, wanowa; n. a. misecarv-
Miss Grace Murphy left this morn- . di.. mj a Qoottia. h
ingfor Portland, where she will spend To0t, Dayton,' O.; Orville AsIam.'Ba-
Miss Mattie Matson of the O.-W. of
fices, was called to Portland last ev
ening by the death of her father. .
; Miss Wellman, who has been in the
city for several days, has returned to
her home, in Baker.
rrank Tatman and family accom- WaohinBfnn An 9fl 'nl
panied by Mrs. C. L. Miller of Bloom-( Wemstock of Sacramento; will not be
ington, Ills., motheof Mrs. Tatman,, confided as a member of the national
revurnea irom b ween b ouimg industrial commission right Off, 11
Iowa lake, yesterday. . Senator Hoke Smith of: Georgia, can
. prevent it. And Smith is chairman of i
"Jim Miller, the traveling passenger . the senate committee which has in 1
agent made his last trip to Waiiowa charge the report on the nominations .;
today to work up enthusiasm for the in this case. . .' ' ,
beach excursion tomorrow He antici- gmith wanis a farmer,named on' the3ffMfl and Sll
pawa,,blg owd both from Union indualnal commUsion. The fact that ;" VUIUC iCC
and Wallowa counties. President Wilson has filled the Ust, "
and there's no place for a farmer, 1.. .-..
John Straub, Eugene; F. A. Harmon without crowdine off someone already i
Baker; E. H. Allen, Portland; C. F. there, cuts no ligure with the senator .-. -
McDaniels, Wallowa; R. H. Wisecarv- rtQm ., Georgia,, whereat Senator
Huehes of New Jersey, is far- from ------"""""""
pleased. Hughea is the only trade
union senator, and he wants this com
mission to get to work on the problem
of prevention of strikes.
Smith's reason for insisting on a
farmer is . said to be the fact that his !
ker; Jay Olliver, Baker: S. D. Taylor,
Vale, are registered at the Sommer.
C. H. Thorp, Wallowa; Lee A. Wil
son and wife, Big Creek: S. S. Dooly,
Medical Springs; Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
chief poetical enemy, Joe Brown,
Reverend and Mrs. Harry. P. Nelson
of the Methodist Church South, went
to Milton this morning to attend the
annual conference held there.'
Mrs. Kinksford of Union was
brought down on No. 17 this morning
and will be operated upon today at the
hospital. She was in charge of Dr.
Meyers, of Union. --'
j Foley Grill j
Mr; and Mrs. Will French will make
J ments on Adams avenue for a few
i ' weeks before going to Boise, where
i they will locate.
Miss Anna Hendershot of Portland,
i returned to her home this morning af
ter an extended visit at the homes of
;Dr. R. E. L. Holt and Ed Wright in
; this city.
! Dr.- A. G. Lane came down from
Wallowa lake yesterday to conduct the
Harnick, Madison, Wis.; J. E. Weay- wants to Dcat him for the sonatoriul
er, Union; Mr. and Mrs. Ban, nonor next time. Brown is strong
Sacramento. Cal.; and Miss May Ma-;witn the Farmers union in the south,
hon, West Union, Idaho, were guests gmjth is trying to. checkmate him.
at the Savoy last night.
Mrs.'L. J. Withers, Memphis, F. G.
Crassctt. Fox. Ore.: "John Nissen,,
Portland; S. H. Wood, San Francisco;
xr t nr c ;Ha DnM.itw. f
I 1 W"vwo rwiiKT V
y:i2L Vhii Mrs
The industrial situation . meanwhile
will have to take care bf itself.
Mrs. J. W. oummervme, romeruyj (
Ray Summei-ville, Pomeroy; L,. h. i
Tucker, C." A. Armacost, Portland, J
were registered at the Foley last ev-.
eniilg. j
. ' ia
Miss Lulu Dawson, who has been a
guest in the city for some time, left a
this morning for Newport, where she
will spends few days. Other members J
of the coast bound party were Mrs.
Hoar, of Red Oak, Iowa, and r rances
Paddock, of California, who have been
guests at the George L. Cleaver home
in lmbler for some time.
i
VV AW 1 EjUA lurnisneu nuunc, i ivc i g
: six rooms, by Oct. 1st; family of
... ni D.J into A Am II
uiree ravnv xc iwitf
. , ,7 . 8-20 12t ---"----
GET READY TO DIE
Then you will be fit to live. I
But you don't have to cross
the Rocky Mountains to get
your life insured; that can be J
attended to right here by the . I
Idaho. Stllte Life Insurance Co.; (
That for generosity and relia- J
bllity is second to none in the J
ettt or west. i
For rates and benefits, con-
suit Special Agent
, U GARRICK. '
1704 X Avenue. ,
. Phone Black 1541
We make it a point to- carry
only goods of known quality and
established reputation.
KODAK
. is the best known and the best
. name in photographic supplies.
We have Kodak 'goods of all
kinds constantly on hand. Dc
- veloping and printing done by
experts.
Red Cross
Drug' Store
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