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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1913)
THURSDAY; AUGUST 28, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAG2 rijTSJiJarp " 1 i . , . THE HOUSE OF COMFORT "Honor Thy Father" A two part special by Cines ' ; A POWERFUL DRAMATIC STORY . WHICH CREATES AN IN- NEArfm INCREA8ES IN TENSITY AS THE CLIMAX IS "PATHE'S WEEKLY" A GENUINE TREAT YOU CAN SEE NOTHING BETTER. "TROUBLESOME DAUGHTERS" SPLENDID VITAGRAPH COMEDY, FEATURING THE NASH SIS TERS (THE VITAGRAPH TWINS.) "THE TWO GATES" HIGH CLASS MUSICAL ACT, FEATURING MASTER CLYDE . GATES, THE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD BOY WONDER. Only two days more of Wert V Re moving Sale. Your last opportunity to buy high grade Men's 8uiU worth up to 130.00 for $15.00 ,. Adv. : : I 1 .1 .7771; FOR RENT Front bedroow, reason able price, 2212 First St., cor Pal mer. Adv. 8-236tp. We pay best price for Second Hane" Furniture. Dyals' Furniture Store next to Geddes'Pbone B. 3351. Adv 1 1 , T-12 tf See our line of School Supplies be fore you buy! Hill's Drrug store. Adv. 1 , 8-26 4t TAKEN UP One dark sorrel pony; Drana -7-1" on right shoulder; fig. ure "8" on "00" on right hip; fore. . . . . . xop cropped; oaroea wire cut on left front foot Joe Woods, Alicel, Ore. ., Adv 8-23 8t I I f 1 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 sion Ohm km far Hviimt Hill Drugstore Midget Bike Shop . Complete stock of Bicycles and Motorcycle Tires, Bicycle Sundries. Repairs of all kinds guaranteed. On Depot Street, next door to L. C Smith Garage. rr Hot Weather Cdok ing With Crisco : s m k I I a - s LOCAL BREYITIEg. Bill's Drug store develops fi'ms. See West's windows for final clear ance prices. Sale lasts only two days more. Adv. 8-28 All accounts due the Grand Union Tea company are now due and pay able at once to Berry Bros. Adv. Zt p. Peaches for sale, Telephone Farmers 288 Green ft Sawyer, Imbler, Ore. . Adv. , 8-19 13 t Prof. Bcnedetti, teacher. The best music furnished for all occasions. Tele phone Red 8091. The Dorcas class of Island City Sunday school will give a cooked food , sale in the Odd Fellows' hall at Island City on Saturday, August 30, begin ning at 10 a. m. Adv. 8-28 2t p. 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 DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentist. Of fice over Sherry's theatre.' FOR RENT New four room house, 2111 Cedar. Adv. 8-23 3t p. The Leading Corset: American Queen. Mrs. O. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th st, Phone Black 197L Ameri can Queen Corset. Adv. Boy wanted for deliveries and light work. Call at the Valley; Creamery. WANTED Sewing b the day. Can do any kind. Mrs. Nash. Phone Red 1022. , 7-22 lino Adv The new Sohool Books are now ar riving and will be ready for sale in ajeling sale. day or two at Silverthom's Family Drug store. Adv. 8-25 6V I - That the the ' San Men's Suits worth up to $30.00, all priced at f 15.00 during West's Remod I ..." Adv.- 8-18 third Mutual meeting of. Good for Platting. societies held at the National Tent B-acres, city limits boundary, place cjty near San Die6. was a hi sue. in crop, clear of incumbrance, V1600 ,u: . ., . . . takes this, cash, balance time. ess ,s, yer' is he ta,nent ot Chatas Brace Co., Black 471. Adv. : Mrs. Fraker, formerly of this city, in Zt. I letters to local people. Mr. Fraker is - Ha member of the association "both from ' Get your tablets at Hill's Drug Oregon and New Ydrte and attifll they're better..' ;: Adv, 8-26 4t. ; the meeting on August 20. In business Brick. Stone and Concrete 'Work. All kinds of repairing, remodeling, underpinning,, .ornamental and rustic brick or stone work. Fire places, man- tier, fines and cet.. -Work guaranteed. W. C. Hanson, contractor., rnone if. 8092. Adv 7-S0 tf. ' " During ' the summer, when J fresh cooking ft6 are-difficult Is to obtain and hard to keep sweet the superiority of Crisco J is especially evident S Crisco stays sweet and fresh indefinitely. Crisco ie a purely vegetable fat which does not impart a flavor to the food. It is digestable;' So are the foods made from it Crisco comes in 30c Cane j PATTISON AUTOMATIC PUNCTURE STOP Closes fire Punctures Instantly Guaranteed not to harm tube or cas ing.,, .y-',-' - i.':.y;:.r i' . Does not af ect the air cushion .effk ciency, as only a small portion of tube space is required to contain it ,v Tires treated at ; , Leightpn's Garage Agents and distributors for Union and Wallowa counties. '). EDW. F. SINCLAIR, State Manager. letters to the La Grande Investment company she incloses a program of the meeting and remarks the aunxtaUon had a very interesting meeting. The i Same; Dressmaker IS ABLE tO GIVEFASCtJrATtKQ GRACE-AND STYLE TO ONE WOMAN'S FIGURE, AND FAILS UTTERLY WITH ANOTHER. YET THE SECOND WOMAN HAS JUST AS GOOD NATURAL POSSI BILITIES FOR FIGURE -ELEGANCE AS THE FIRST J -: THE DIFFERENCE THE SECOND WEARS "ANY OLD CORSET," WHILE THE FIRST IS CAREFULLY FITTED IN A ' vvv;Worher'o::'Rust-Proof': PATTERNS' Tim mj MODEL. ' WARNER'S CORSETS MAKE AV ERAGE FIGURES STYLISH FIGURES, AND ORINARY DREC3S3, CREATIONS. AND SO FULL OF WEAR, SO PERMANENT ARE THEY -IN HOLDING THEIR FASHIONABLE UNES THAT YOU trrn. FIND THEM A GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT IN ECONOMY AS WELL ' AS STYLE. ALL GOOD DEALERS CARRY . ; WARNER'S RUST-PRO OF SO WE SELL THEM. $1.00 to $8.00 Per Pair. Every pair-guaranteed NO PATTERN, IS MORE PERFECTLY MADE THAN THE McCALL THERE'S NO QUESTION AS TO FIT WHEN THESE PATTERNS ARE USED THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER - ALWAYS U3 Mc CALL'S. IF YOU ARE NOT A SUBSCRIBER TO THE McCALL MAG- AZINE COME IN AND LET US TAKE YOUR NAME' tOfiAY. IT IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE MOST UP-TO-DATE MAGAZINE AS it STYLE CRITERION ON THE MARKET. WE HAVE A SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR YOU NOW. fc The Golden Rule Ca , jr PERSONALS. i ' Boy wanted forfleliveries and light work. Call at; the Valley , Creamery. Beautiful 30-in. 4 t hair switches and the finest face creams at Miss Pierce's haid dressing parlor. Room 10 Savoy Hotel Phone Red 109L . Boy wanted for deliveries and light work. Call at the Valley Creamery.. Rexall School Tablets at Hill's Drug store. : Adv. " 8-26 4t ' ' 'V:'.-;r-;v;'-:' .MTTES, The photographer in your town. 11-ltf Henceforth the Bussey Cab Line Baggage and Express, will have head- I quarters at Foley hotel. Phone aMin vi Adv. . , , e. J ! Crawfish! ' .The Cameras that you will like and learn to .use quickly are at Silver- thorn's Family Drug store. ; Adv. '. ..'V. 8-25 6t ..Attorney L. Danham was down from Elgin yesterday on legal business and was a .guest at tiie Sommer while here, - ''y v .rM.-( m V ; Mn and Mrs. Jay Van Buren re turned from Portland this morning on No. 10. , They went down" about two weeks ago in their car. . , .. , " ; Hi Mrs. H. McKinnes and-children, Ali cel; C. W. FerriB, Portland, were reg istered at the Sommer .last night (.N Mrs. Cullen of Union and Mrs. C E. Smith, of Newberg, arrived last night and will be guests at the home of Mrs. James E. Hough. All things Electric La Grande Electric Co., Foley Hotel Bldg. Black am. Adv. " 7-28 13t. The new School Books are now ar riving and on sale at Silverthom's Family Drug store. -Adv. 8-25 6t. Mandolin and Guitar Instructions. Prof. David Haines has a few honm each day he will devote to mandolin and guitar instructions. Call Black 481. Adv. i 8-22 tf. C. H. Terpany, formerly a telegraph-. er of this city, but now. located at El-1 gin, was a visitor yesterday, stopping at the Sommer while here. Mrs. Tejl pany accompanied him.,, . . Mrs. E. D. Seldef Vhi Mother, Mrs. A. B. Blood, went V Portland this morning for alt indtJlrjite stay. They go to the metropolis for Mrs. Blood's health. - Miss Ruth Selder accompan ied them as far as The Dales.' Geo. Benton, Omaha, Net; Chas A. Hodshire, Spokane; R. , Johnto, Molson, Wash.; W. F. Vade, Lostine; W. Sherwood, Elgin, T. A. Larkin, Everett, Wash.; W. TUiee and 3. F. Raee, Little Rock, k.'i were register-, eo at tne savoy t morning. W. H. Spurgeon, a lawyer, and A. G. "Sharp, of Colorado Springs, Colo., are the guests of George L. Cleaver at his home in -Imbler. Mr. Sharp is president of the Exchange National bank at Colorado Springs, a $4,000,- 000 concern, and holds interests nearj Imbler. . ' ' ' - v -.. '-' -V'.'J fort to interest alV the larger hnd- 1 holders of Italy in- reforestinf their property with Canadian and Aaterseaa trees. ;.!. :'h.:.,'-''.h,''':'IsA'- Klhf Emiiiueil fa 1 fcoeWYtionigt. ..' Pisai VWly, AnS 86. King Victor Eman'uet, wh6 fc spending the hot weather 'on h farm at Sart Rossore near here, today for the first time, visited 4iib. new forest of 10,000 Cana dian poplars which recently . were planted. - His majesty has taken up the : ' reforesting -and "conservation idea in'eartiMst and will make an ef- f f ;f , , NOTICE TO PfJPILS. ; , This year a new set of Scjteol : Books for all grades and-High.-School will be used. AH old and second-hand botoks insownd con- dltion 'will be taken for cash or . ; exchange at regular etiputed $ priees. Our stock ox new books e twill soon' be complete, so. those ' having old books to sell, o ex- change for new ones are advised sit ' to get same in jeadinese before e) the rush. " ' - I Attention is also called to our most complete and varied lino of Tablets,' Pencils,,- Erasers, etc., and the. reasonable prjeea which will prevail. ' ' ''i NKWLIN BOOK A STA1J e ERY CO. e $ H. C. Jenni g .ftftd wife, ;Cihcifti nati; H. S. H iLites.' Pnoateflbt MU 4 We, Wana waiiaj mar-)4 garet Ron v. P. a. feh'tbman.t! T VVDVf"J . r i BROTHERS i; j j grocery j Foley Grill j Phone Main 80 ! j ; J L... ........... L -J Buy or Rent a Camera that you w' A be pleased with. They have then- i Silverthom's Family Drug store. Cooked Food Sal' cooked food sale at ' "Wil hold a, eery satvrtiay after finod grass' gro- UaJte. hread. niAo jrxVn-iHd evoninir. KM tner. gooq cWPWtvferiah la- AM. .-'Adv.r8-274t beatue; A f spohfe; F.W., ??er' .'iteAY: Frank HaAy and wife . i ?olse registered t tte Foley, ft. Tft. Humphrey, 'Of Payette, Idaho, te Tn 'the cify viiAing his brother, C. Diet things cooked by aiea, wiu .De on Sr Ti;,nVrAtt. Mr. Humohrey is a iUl UIMill""- member of ihe Idaho State mflitia and carrie 'this far with the troops when ericampmetit at Boise was roken up. Though owe a resident of La Grande, he Is "now located at rayene. - ' . ., 1 . J 5- 1. U M WAAUIfTEDWJl tutu OTUV, 4. Arthur Haflearth, Elgin; H. Vincent, Portland; H. F, IStffin: Mr. and Mrs. C Elgin; E. B. Budge, San FraMfcieco; 1 I SHrunniik'er. I H. Terpasy, m Ui'i .' i Piclnies ., ; 2 1-2 i 1-4, Price - 7.00 2-A folding Brownie : A digger, handsomer brother of the original Kttle dollar Brownie Trttth 'which the Brownie family grew. Takes bigger pictures, and ttfeeto the demand of bigger folks for a Brownie equipped, with eveiw Sential for high class amateur work. Simple enough for a child to me with excellent results. . BROWNIES $1.00 TO $12.00. KODAKS, $5.00 AMD UPWARDS. RED CROSS DRUG STORE .4 1 ' '' 7 a
