La Grande evening observer., August 22, 1913, Image 5

FRIDAY,' AUGUST 22, 1913.
Li GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
PAGE FIVE
u-CHERRY'S;,
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT
. ; , "The Secret Formula"
J A Two Part Pathe Play ' 1
BRIMFUL OF ACTION IS THIS FAST-FLOWING STORV. EX.
:' CITING INCIDENTS FOLLOW ONE ANOTHER IN RAPID SUC
CESSION THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION. -
"DURING THE ROUNDUP'
A FINE WESTERN PRODUCTION BY' THE BIOGRAPH COM-
: PANY. " ; , V. .
"THKTlMIWr.nP KlfTTV"
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MAURICE COSTELLO
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A VITAGRAPH COMEDY FEATURING
AND CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG.
I
HARRIS & HARRIS
SINGING, TALKING AND MUSICAL ACT.
EVERYONE IS APPRECIATING OUR
NEW FfeMT SALE
We are crowded each day with customers who are buying these great
bargains. No such offerings have been in La Grande since last we had
a sale. Kirtley's sale means1 a sale of mex it-real merit. Come in quick
and select what you need. r r , " 4 i
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
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Hill's Drug store develops films.
:
List your property with Chatas
Brace Realty Co. We sell or trade
yours for what you want. We have
Portland property for trade. Call
Black 471. Adv. . , 8-22 2t. , I
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
' '' '". .1'.. - -!'
$2.75 to $4.00 Your choice
$1.40
Any spring suit in this store, values
j up to $40.00, $8.75, at Kirtley's; Adv. ( J
Crepe Kimonas
$2.25, $2.75, $3.50. Your
choice .
$1.75
One table of shirtwaists
all plain tailored, white
and colorjs. Your choice
79c
House Dresses
All this year's styles
1-2 Price
A. & G. Corsets
$1.25 values now $ .90
1.50 values now 1.15
2.00 values now 1.60
- 2.50 values now ,1.85
3.00 values now '2.25
Hill Drugstore
UC1 KUUI IV
iThen you will be fit to live.
But you don't have to cross
the Rocky Mountains to get
-your life 4nsured; that can be
attended to right here by the
Idaho State Life Insurance Co.
That for generosity and relia
bility is second to none in the
east or west.
For rates' and benefits, con
sult Special Agent ,
' L. GARRICK.
.1704 X Avenue.
Phone Black 1541
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7 JjssBiHaXw V':.
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SATURDAY IS THE BEG DAY
Jfr Jfr
UJo lLJo
The Model Bakery has secured a
first class baker from Portland, in
suring everything in our bakery to be
first class.- C. E. Keiffer. - Adv.
. 8-22 2t.
Automobilisb!"
STOP!;M:S::f
v Having Punctures. i-7rr-, '
At the trouble they cause. "
LISTEN! 1
to Reason. Have your tires treated
Leighton's Garage
. . With
AUTOMATIC PUNCTURE STOP
The wonder of the age. Ooses' tire
. punctures instantly,
YOU GET FROM SIXTY TO
SEVENTY CUPS OF DELICI
OUS, SMOOTH AND FRAG
RANT COFFEE FROM EACH
: , . .POUND OF
Barrington-Hall
$; STEEL-CUT COFFEE.
THE PRICE IS 45c FOR ONE
POUND AND 85c FOR TWO I
' POUNDS. :
Drink as many cups as you
want, there is no bad after ef-
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Sole Agents. ;
PATTISON
f BROTHERS
GROCERY
Phone Main. 80
First-Class
Furniture
at 602 0 avenue must be
sold in ten days-BARGAINS
Peaches for sale, Telephone Farmers
2JS8 Green & Sawyer, lmbler, Ore.
; ; Adv. . . . 8-19 13 t
:' Beautiful 30-in. 4 Z hair switches tives and friends in La Grande and
and the finest face creams at Miss Elgin. ,.
Pierce's haid dressing parlor.. Room. , " ,
10 Savoy Hotel. Phone Red 109L ' I Mrs. Charles MurchiBon has gone to
I Baker to spend a few days wit!
tives. ' -
rela-
Mandolin and Guitar Instructions.
; T-iiiJSSr 'LJISMta Conduetor-i.d Mrs. J. t. Gibson
each cay he will devote to mandolin f . . fptl. anvs
and-guitar instructions. Call Black are , at.Mmam for a lew days.
Art' a j d nn aM . . i r 11 1 1 m -
4B..-..-...-, ... AQV. . . , 0- u. .. 1 .. . ,w Iwum
Briek Stone and Concrete Work. ! visiting with her aun. Mrs. Charles
! All kinds of repairing, remodeling.' Noyes, has returned to her home in
underpinning, ornamental and rustic Spokane. Miss Morgan is a teacher,
brick or stone work. Fire pUce man-(in the gpokan, schools r- : V V
WANTED Sewing by the day. Can SV1 'ctSoV." ThSl (; ! : 1 1
do any kind. Mrs. Nash.. Phone' 3592. Adv 7-30 tf. I J. F. Hayden, St Louis j J. C. Harp-
Red 1022. , . , 7-22 lmo Adv., i , j . 4 er, Salt .Lake; E. C. Skiles, Seattle;
RITTER. NW. J. White. Portland; G. A. Rse-
Any wool dress in our stock at $6.75
at Kirtley's. Adv. 8-21 tf.
ing been planned by the local firm at
architects,. Block and Bunting, v
' Gus Melgard, the managing headt eT '
the men's bath department at Hot
Lake, was a guest in the city
night, stopping at the Foley.
Prof.. Benedetti, teacher., The best
music furnished for all occasionsTele
phone Red 3091. ' - ; ; :
The photographer in your town. ll-ltflingi stanfield; F. W. Whiting, Elgin;
; ' , E. H. Gayer, Walla Walla; Gilbert
1 " " , '- , !Funk, Enterprise, are among- the
The Sunday tram is to leave foe th e Sommer
Joseph precisely on time here after e"68 at tne b0B,mw-
a ; a 1- .1.:. ' afiiArHinv tn nffiil notireK. It naS i - . I .
ues up to S27.50, $7.75, at Kirtley's. been the habit of accommodating latej C. W. Elliot, sawyer at the Perry
Adv. 8-21 tf. I risers by holding the. train a fewmin- mjUj left yesterday for Spokane, at
' J -v ', .Utes. ; L,hi-h nlnm h will visit with friends
x- 1 1 j
for a few days. ,
,Tom Peach and mother left last - :;
ning for Fresno, Cil.,. wner fr.
feacn has accepted a position. --Bmt
has been in the employ of. the
Polack city grocery and bakery for at .
number of years' and his many f rieadsv,
in this city wish him success. -;.
- Miss Pearl Murehison arrived" torn. '.
Portland this morninc for a visit wiUi 't
former neighbors, ineTOftr-, an1
tives.
Midget Bike
Red or Black Cherries at J. B. Stod
dard's, 10c per gal., 3 for 25c Adv.
-. )''-..;': 8-16 6t "
, Mrs. E. L. .EvariH. Piano Teacher.
Thorough : instruction .in artistic
Piano Playing and Harmony. , Modern
methods used. Studio 1008 Third St.
Adv. 6-1-tf
tomorrow xor rjnirrpriBw .wuc.v
Iwill' be opened for .the Carnegie M-
j Phone Black 881.
Henry Sommer, of Elgin, was a vis
itor in the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bunting leave
brary and also for the new. . fair
grounds building both structures hav-
Sh
. Complete stock of Bicycles
and ' Motorcycle Tire, Bicycle
Sundries; Repairs of nil kinds
guaranteed. :
On Depot Street, next dm to
L. C. Smith tiarage. ? : , .
Come and See
i
Miss Bertha Beam of Spokane, isjj
3141. Adv. 7-28 13t. ;. ., " 2,
, ' I Miss Dora. Wolfe, until recently, a
: Henceforth the Bussey Cb Line fe'"be.rI,aofnthBe tSL-SS? cjl""
tflrraee and Exoress. will have head- torce, has gone to Stockton, Cal.
quarters at Foley iiotel. Phone aMin
91 ... Adv. . C-a.
ORGANIZER WANTED."
: Excellent opportunity for competent
man experienced in lodge work. Ref
erances. Apply at once. L. V. Case,
Baker, Ore. . . . . . Adv. , 8-22 6t .
-"" " j
j Crawfish j
Fall shipment of New Ferns has ar
rived, La Grande Seed & Floral Co.
. Adv. 8vl9 5 t
' I We tay best price for Second Hand
1 Furniture. iJyais r urnirare aiore
1. 1 a r -
Mrs. Fred Schilke and ''daughter,
Frederika, have gone to Portland on a
visit. . , M . ,.
j Foley Grill j
L .
in nodes' Phon A. 3351. Adv.
V Men's Suits wortii up to $30.00, all
priced at $16-0f0 during West's Remod
eling sale. ; Adv. 8-13. ,
The Leading . Corset: , American
Queen. Mrs. O. C. Combs, Corsetiere,
1503 ?th st., Phone Black 1971. Ameri-
j can Queen Corset. Adv.
'Mrs. 1 W. H. Bohnenkamp y and
Mrs. . Chase , Bohnenkamp left laBt
night for Portland and the coast.
Miss Pauline Lederle left last even
ing for the coast and will go from
there to Seattle. ' .
Mrs. John HampBon is home from
Portland, where ehe has been visit
ing her husband in the hospital.
Mrs. W. S. Wallace artfl daughter,
Mercedes, of Spokane, have been vis
iting in the city and went to Baker
last night
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Starbird of
SDokane. went to Baker last night
after having been guest with rela
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1' THCRE'S NO BETTER SPORT FOR BOY, GIRL OR GROWN-., j
UP THAN PICTURE TAKING.' THE KODAK WAY' PUTS THE t ,
SPORT WITHIN EASY REACH OF ALL. .1 ,
KODAKS AND KODAK SUPPLIES ;
always on hand, and always new. Developing done' by . experts, ;ot J ..
materials to do your own.
Kodaks, $5.00 up.
Brownies,. $1.00 to $12.00.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE