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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1913)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1913, jt. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, 7 - 'PAp;; ii. i i s Is ii I . HERRI'S THE HOUSE OP COMFORT -The Springtime of Life?; . . This Fine Three part Pathe Play I IS A NOTABLE PRODUCTJON IN MAfjY WAYS EXCELLENT ACTING, SPLENDID PHOTOGRAPHY) ) AND WONDERFUL1 LIGHT EFFECTS. IT IS TRULY HIDDEN BANK ROLL AND J ' -if ... WHEN MARY MARRIED THE TWO GATES, MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS. SUNDAY "The Prince of Evil" 'U A Two Part A DRAMATIC GEM VITAGRAPH'S BEST TALENT. TAKEN 'UP-One dark sorrel pony; brand "7-1" on right shoulder; fig ure "8" on "00" on right hip; fore- top cropped; barbed wire cut on left front foot. Joe Woods, Alicel, . Ore.. Adv 8-23 5t. 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 Rim fits, any camera made especially for the superb , Ansco. we have both. THE . ANSCO SIGN Osim hm lor Midget Bike Shop . Complete stock of Bicycles and Motorcycle Tires, Bicycle Sundries. Repairs of all kinds guaranteed. .. On Depot Street, next doo to (L. C. Smith Garage. You Want a Jar THAT PRESERVES APPEAR ANCE AS WELL AS QUAL ITY BY ; ' : , ; 1 : m Golden State Mason Jars Large Peaches, Pears ; and., 1 similar Fruit go into the Gol- 1 ' den State Mason Jar without cutting. It is the most conven- ient of all jars to fill, empty and clean. A quick and sure , sealer. Unusually strong per- J f ectly smooth at , the lip and J free of thin spots and weak 1 places.'6"-r-.-'-- J PRICE QUARTS $15 DOZEN J PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY Phone Main 80 Hill DrugStorJ A GENUINE FEATURE. t A, DOUBLE 3LUB1N COMEDY : ONLY 'i!. Vitagraph , 4 $ ,? 4 ! LOCAL BBEWTIES. . j . :r '--r.--. . . Hill's Drug store..,-aeyelpps fj'ms. ' ' Commercial Orchnrd.' ' 4 ; Twnmilm - tnim i(tv '"'20r'acrete. 6 room house? fruit house: lafce5 barn.! living water. '' Trade for city property. See US, Chatas Brace, CoM Block 471. Adv. 8-29 2t, ti, ten cher. Jhe lesl Prof. Benedetti, music furnished for all occasions. Tele phone Red 8091. , , - v. ., i . NOTICE TO PUPILS. I This year a new set of School - - - r, ' Books for all grades and High.' 1 Srfhpol will be used. All old and second-hand books in sound con-j dition will be taken for cash or. exchange at regular stipulated, prices. Our stock of new books, will soon be complete, so those1 having old books to sell, or ex-j change for new ones are advised 9 , to get same in readiness before' the rush. :, Attention is also called to our most complete and varied line1 of Tablets, Pencils-ErasersJ etc., and the. reasonable prices' v : -i- in :l ' v . I wnivu win jiievau - - 1 j A NEW LIN BOOK & STATION- ERY CO. 4 AUTOMATIC PUNCTURf. STOP Closes Tire Punctures Instantly Guaranteed not to harm tue or cas- inK-"" i':.y"--:y. ' ' Does not afect the air cushion' effi- ciencyt as only a small portion of tube space is required to contain it. Tires treated at -y... Leiehton's Garaee . . .... , ;t 'Agents and distributors for Union and. Wallowa counties. EDW. F. SINCLAIR, State Manager. I Foley Grill Crawfish ; ,Tb ? Dorcas elasa of'Jslkbd , City Sunday school will give a cooked food sale in the Odd.Fellowa' hall at Island City on Saturday, August 30, begin ning t 10 a. m. Adv. 8-28 St p. ; FOR RENT Front bedroow, reason able price, 2212 First St., cor Pal. tnr. ' Adv. ' 8-23 6t p. We pay best price for Second Hand Furniture. Dyals' Furniture Store next to Geddea Pbonc B. 335L Adv First showing of early Fall Hats at Geibel's (tomorrow) Saturday. ' 'ii3 V. 7 ! ' ' i . See our line of School Supplies be fore you buy,. Hill's Drrug store. Adv. :.:i:.j';-.'; ' ..;:.- i t 8-26 4t 1 Only two days .more of West's i Re modeling Sale.' Your last opportunity , to buy high grade. Men's Suite worth up to 130.00 for 115.00 Adv.'1 , Rexall School Tablets at Hill's Drug store. . .. . Adv. '- 8-20 4t. I ' "7 WTTER. ? J ' The photographer in your town. H-ltf DR7 H S OWNTON, Dentist.' Of fice over Sherry's theatre.,;,;; v-; r -.;.- --'.'. ("; I v., The Leading Corset:' American Que" Mrs. 0. C. Combs,' Coreetiere, 1503 7th t , Phone Black 197L.Anteri- can' Queen Corset, v ' Adv. " A ' large load of Eagle Valley to matoes were brought in to La Grande ! this, morning and will be on sale to- Henceforth the. Bussey Cab Line Baggage and Express, will have head quarters at oley hotel, rnone awm 8-Vll The Cameras that you will like and learn to : use quickly are- at Silver- thorn.g Family Drtig Btore. A oK -? :' ; .. ! Adv. WANTED Sewing by the day. Can Bed 1022. . 7-22 lmo ' Adv Men's Suits worth up to 30.00, all priced at $15.00 during West's Remod eling sale. ' , Adv. ."- 8-13.. ' , Beautiful 80-in. 4 Z hair switches and the finest face creams at Miss Pierce's haid dressing -parlor. ,,P.oora 10 Savoy Hotel. ' Phone Red 1091. ; Peaches for sale. Telephone Farmers 288 Green ft Sawyer, Imbler, Ore. 1 Adv. ..,'.::. .8-19 181 1 . I All thlngir Electric La. Grande Electric Co., Foley Hotel Bldg. Blark 3141. .. Adv.,.; 7-28 13t.:' . - , . - - j . Tirst showing of early Fall. Milli nery Saturday, 'August 80, 'at Gei ble'e.' y " J' The new School Books' are now ar riving and on sale at ' Silverthom' Family Drug store. ..-.hi ,l ' : r Adv. 8-25 6t. '' Mandolin and Guitar Instructions. ..v Prof. David Haines has a few hours each, day he will devote to mandolin and guitar instructions... Call Black 481. , ,. -" ' Adv. ; : 8-22 tf. Buy or Rent a Camera that you will be pleased with.' They have them at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. :jI -hw ;.!; i.vt;i ;'8-25 6tj Brick.1 Stone nd Concrete Work. ' An lands of repairing, remodeling, underpinning, ornamental and rustic brick or stone work.- Fire places, man tles, flues and cet. : Work guaranteed. W. C Hanson, Contractor.. Phone R. 8692. - - ; Adv 7-30 f . I The new School Books are now ar riving and will be ready for sale in a day 'or' two at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. : i Adv.'' : 8-25 6t. See West's windows for final clear ance prices. Sale lasts only two days more. ' ; :; Adv. " ' -r 8-28 ' Mike Bradley IU. '' Mike Bradlev of this citv. is con fined in the county jail awaiting exam-i ination for his sanity. Be labors under the hallucination that some one is pur suing him. .. .. . , ..i , .' e . -v - Cooked Food Sale. The Presbyterian ladies will hold a cooked food sale at Snodgrass' gro cery Saturday afternoon and evening. Cake, bread, pies and other good things eooked by the Presbyterian la-, dies, will be on sale. Adv. 8-27 4t The Same IS ABLE TO GIVE FASCINATINO GRACE AND STYLE TO ONE WOMAN'S FIGUREAND FAILS UTTERLY WITH ANOTHER. YET THE SECQND WOMAN HAS JUST AS GOOD NATURAL POSSI BILITIES FOR FIGURE ELEGANCE . AS . THE FIRST. j! ;,.fv-':4v THE DIFFERENCE THE SECOND WEARS "ANY OLD CORSET," WHILE THE FIRST IS CAREFULLY FITTED IN A ' , :IaJ Warner's mmm JDATTirDMC '1.J EKAGE FIGURES STYLISH FIGURES. AND CREATIONS. AND SO FULL OF WEAR, SO PERMANENT ARE THEY IN HOLDING THEIR FASHIONABLE LINES THAT YOU WILL FIND THEM A GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT IN ECONOMY A8 WELL AS STYLE. ALL GOOD DEALERS CARRY . a " i) ' WiVM E.R 'S' : ru s xt p R O O F; SO WE SELL THEM. $100 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 USES Mc CALL'S. IF YOU ARE NOT A SUBSCRIBER TO THE McCALL MAG AZINE COME IN AND LET US TAKE YOUR NAME TODAY. IT IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE MOST UP-TO-DATE MAGAZINE AS A STYLE CRITERION ON THE MARKET. WE HAVE A SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR YOU NOW. - u 4 f ' ThP Golderi Rui Go. V . .'-?v;ft:ii;..::v' if.'V'i''--' PERSONALS, -f ' W. W. 'Willett of Lostine, 'was a guest at the Savoy last evening while enroute' home f roij a trip to the coast. S. G. Rees was business visitor from Cove yesterday he stopped a the Sommer while here. J A. ' W. Schaupp, ' prominent Joseph attorney, returned this morning after transacting legal : business . in La Grande.', . . , . , A. R. Bodmer returned to Joseph this morning after a trip to Baker. He is one of the leading merchants of Joseph. .i ., r... i'Miss Bertha Brandis returns from the Millinery Market and will again superintend the MifTinery Department at Geibel's and will be pleased to meet Eer. patrons. Mrs. Wesley Harrison will move , in from the Harrison ranch this week and occupy the Harrison home at 1106 Pennsylvania avenue. -..; Mrs. Briscfaoux, has returned from a visit to Haines.: She was accompan ied home by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stables, who have, just returned from an ex tended tour into Idaho in their auto mobile. ' " ..-if.-.- j J. E. Miller, Portland; -Nona Austin, Elgin"; W. W. Franklin, Boise; A. J.' Roach, Los Angeles; H. T. Fowler, New York; H. White, Boise; C. G. Morgart, Pendleton, and F. M. Slater were guests at the Foley last night Herbert Bond, Portland; Mrs. C. L. Bandshalder and son, Elgin; Mrs. J. S. Houch, Joseph; F. H. Davey, Elgin; W. A. Stevens, Spokane; Mrs. John W. Kerns, Riddle, Ore.; and L. Pfeiffer, Spokane, are registered at the Savoy. W. E. . Stom and wife, Eldorado, Kas.; H. W. Banfield, Portland; Franklin Taylor, H. D. Kern, Fort land; J. W. Stevens, Dayton; Charles Rothr, Seattle; W. B. Palmer and wife, Walla Walla; E. T. Cheese, Denver; W. C. Cole, Havelock, Neb.; J. G.'Mil- I Dressmalier Rust-Proof : MODEL. -WARNER'S CORSETS MAKE AY- ier, Vale, Ore.; J. A.' Patterson, New York, were registered at the Sommer last -night.1 )- . . r , Mrs.; Lewis of Hilgard, came -down this morning and is a guest at the home of . her parents, Mr. j and Mrs. Milligan. of Old Town. ' ". i- Miss Nora Parker came home from Portland this morning after spending some time there as the guest of her sister.. , , Mrs; C. W. Nibley leaves this even ing for Baker to live. Mr.. Nibley is AND . I Even the children can take good pic-; tures with a , ' i Brownie Camera Brownies from $1 to $12 ! RED CROSS DRUG STORE i S ' l o. i.jfui-fhxf OETNARY DTHSRftCR working for the lumber' Company Whitnev. ' . . - . Whitney. r . - Parisian Afraid of Dark. . - Paris, Aug. t Because' yoear ' Italian living in the St Denis quartern was afraid of the dark, the inhabiMks had an awful' sea if the: o trier- afcfct. Awakened by the violent ringiec f the church, bell, they thnight'.thacilr was afire- or that the- kcg.epirt war' with Germany had: begun. 8k policemen finally broke into the tatt ing' and found (he Italian at the He had fallen asleep during- servica and frantic -at thought of all night the darkness, had rung the bell te at tract attention, i-v ' . r ' ,i
