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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1913)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, mm Prof. Benedettl, teacher. Th best music furnished for mil occasions. Talt- phone Red 809L -: 1 AU things El W. ile La Grande Electric Co, Foley Hotel Bid. Black 8141. Adv. 7-28 UU . . THE HOUSE OF COMFORT "The Springtime of; Life" This Fine Three part Pathe Play . IS A NOTABLE PRODUCTION IN MANY WAYS. EXCELLENT ACTING, SPLENDID PHOTOGRAPHY U AND jl WONDERFUL LIGHT EFFECTS. IT IS TRULY A GENUINE FEATURE. 5 p HIDDEN BANK ROLL - :" AND t A DOUBLE LUBIN COMEDY WHEN MARY MARRIED ' "V v THE TWO GATES, MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS. f V " SUNDAY ONLY ' 1 . "The Prince of Evil'' ''. A Two Part Vltagraph A DRAMATIC GEM YITAGRAPH'S BEST TALENT. We pay best price for Second Hant Furniture. DynlaV Furniture. Store next to Geddesr Phone B. 3351. Adv , , 7-12 tf The new School Books are now ar riving and on sale at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv, 8-25 6t, HITTER. The photographer in your town. 11-ltf Mandolin and Guitar Instructions; i : - Prof. David Haines has a few hours each day he will devote to mandolin and guitar instructions. ;. Call Black i 481. Adv. 8-22 tf. . Commercial Orchard.. Two miles from city, 20 acres, 6 room house, fruit house, large barn, living water. Trade for city property. See US, Chatas Brace, Co., Block 471. ' Adv. 8-29 2t. I J f va 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 rilm fits any camera made especially for the superb Ansco. We have both. THE ANSCO SIGN Oim ton for m4 yrlMUaf. w ' ' LOCAL BREVITIES. ' Hill's Drug store develops fi'ms. ' Henceforth the Bussey Cab Line Baggage and Express, will have head quarters at Foley hotel. Phone aMin 91 - Adv. 8-12 WANTED Sewing b the day. Car. do any kind. Mrs. NaBh. Phone Red 1022. 7-22 lmo Adv, DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentist. Of fice over Sherry's theatre. $ 4'4 4 $ $.3 $ ? ' Hill Drug Store, J NOTICE TO PUPILS.: . This year a new set of School Books for all grades and High School will be used. All old and second-hand books in sound con-' dition will be taken for cash or exchange at regular stipulated prices. - Our stock of newbooks $ will soon be complete, so those $ having old books to sell, or ex- change for new ones are advised to get same in readiness before the rush, e I, Attention is also called to our most complete and varied line g, of Tablets, Pencils, Erasers, etc., and the reasonable prices which will prevail. NEWLIN BOOK & STATION- ERY CO. t The Leading Corset: American Queen. Mrs. 0. C. Combs, Corsetiere, 1503 7th st, Phone Black 1971. Ameri can Queen Corset. ' Adv. . . Buy or Rent a Camera that you will be pleased with. They have them at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. 8-25 6t. The Cameras that you will like and learn to use quickly are at Silver thorn's Family Drug store. -; Adv. 8-25 6t. The new School Books are now ar riving and will be ready for sale in a day or two at Silverthorn's Family Drugstore. Adv. V 8-25 6t. Beautiful 30-in. 4 Z hair switches and the finest face creams at Miss Pierce's haid dressing parlor. Room 10 Savoy Hotel. Phone Red 1091. . Brick. Stone and Concrete Work. All kinds of repairing, remodeling, underpinning, ornamental and rustic brick or stone work. Fire places, man ties, fluts and cet. Work guaranteed. W. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone R. 3692. Adv 7-30 tf, Peaches for snle. Telephone Farmers 288 Green & Sawyer, Imblcr, Ore. " Adv. 8-19 13 t 1 It I, Midget Bike Stop Complete stock of Bicycles and Motorcycle Tires," Bicycle Sundries. Repairs of all kinds guaranteed. . . On Depot Street, next door to L. C. Smith Garage. - ( Today - Barrington-Hall ! i rrr-r. i .,, I J . r I . ... ute I ?mf fa J "" PUNCTURE tOMi. THE BAKER-IZED' STEEL- CUT COFFEE . .... Is used, not only by people who can drink no other coffee, but by thousands who drink it merely for its splendid quality. The process and machinery by which this coffee is prepared represents a life study of this one subject . For sale in one pound tins, 45c; two pound tins 85c. PATTISON BROTHERS PERSONALS. - Miss Ella Coceland of Walla Walla has been the guest of Miss Mar jorie Silverthorn for the past week. Mrs. L. Given and daughter, Lois, went to Wallowa lake this morning to be gone over Sunday.. : ,. District Attorney F. S. Ivanhoe went out on the branch line this morn ing on legal business. , F. Cation of Walla Walla, who' has been visiting at the Rev. R. V. Close home,, returned this morning to nis home. x.. : ........ (! Walter Reuter, proprietor bf the Red Cross drug, store, has returned to his business duties after a vaca- the Same Dressmaker 13 ABLE TO GIVE FASCINATING 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 THE DIFFERENCE THE SECOND ' WEARS kaw nT.n nn-aawp umTT.ia tttr vtrrt ts CAREFULLY FITTED IN A Warner's Rust-Proof- MS CALL PATTERNS . AND . MODEL. WARNER'S CORSETS MAKE AV ERAGE FIGURES STYLISH FIGURES, AND ORLNARY DRESSES, i 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 AS WELL AS STYLE. ALL GOOD DEALERS CARRY . I WARNER'S RUST-PROOF: 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 I ARE USED THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER ALWAYS USES Mc-; CALL'S. IF YOU ARE NOT A SUBSCRIBER TO THE McOALL MAG- i 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. r , j . -,. . , ; The Golden Rule Co. Mrs. Frank Hauler, iCamela, were guests at the.Somemr last ev ening.. ' . : . ...,-.' J. D. Casey came dn from Hil gard this morning. , . ' ' Dr. Tape is over from Hot Lake On a business visit today. G. G. Adams, a stockman from Port land, went to Baker today. ; tion at the beach. I Mrs. F. L. Meyers and daughter, Miss Dorothy went to Portland this week.' Mrs. Meyers will place her daughter in St Mary's school for the coming winter. .,. , AUTOMATIC PUNCTURE STOP Closes Tire Punctures Instantly Guaranteed not to harm tube or cas-. ing.r, - ; ,t ,.: . , Does not afect the air cushion effi ciency, as only a small portion of tube upace is required to contain it. Tires treated at ' I Leighton's Garage Agents and distributors for Union and Wallowa counties. i KM v nlTrH A TO Ci.t. Mannrol I I711HHL UL. VllttD. iuiiji JSUW. r. snivel.., ..-.. r.1 fkip f.ll Tom Writrht and family are over from Union today to transact Satur day business in the city. ' Old Resident Dies. Word was received this morning by Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Frank Harris of this city, of the death of E. S. Coy at Tacoma. Mr. Coy was at one time a merchant of this city and had large, circle of friends here. A few years ago Mr. Coy's son, Lester, who wf s a popular yuung man while here, died at the family home in Tacoma, Since his son's death Mr. Coy has never recovered from the collapse he suffered at that time and his death cameon . Wednesday 27, came after Btat'sufrermjrs with a long illness. ' Some , time ago word was received her of1 Ms illness and since then he has been very. lew. Recall Ruling Otf ' Salem, Ore., Aug. 30.--That the re call provision of a city council will' not prevent impeachment Ming insti tuted against city officers, unless the city charter provides expressly that , the recall method is the substance of evening, August an opinion by the attorney general. : - ?iOn. A. B. Eaton Is day, stopping at the here.' in the city tc Sommer while . . Miss Leona and Miss Lynette Kerr with Master Marion Kerr of Corval i? 1 .a4-...haJ iy fcnma nffpr RnPndinir a few weeks as the guests of i city about the first of the week their sister, Mrs. R. E. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Still well are at home after an automobile trip cover ing about BOO miles. They went to Prairie City and Lakeview. A delight ful trip is reported. . .- v v ..Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toney, who have been absent from the city about two months on a visiting and pleas ure trip to Haines and Baker, are ex pected to return to their home in tms A: H. Kellogg, Baker; H. L. Shel don, Portland; C. F. Hockett, Enter prise; W. F. Corrrell, Klgin; W. B. Starky, Seattle; P. D. Hosy, Spokane; Irene Baine, Prineville, were register ed at the Foley last night Grawfishj ! i i iGROCERY jj Foley Grill !i J , ' Phone Main 80 S j ... I 1 Pauli Mr. Glazier,' an O. A. C. graduate of the class of '13 is in the city the Mr. Ulazier to be- member of the teaching force then?, he will open an agricultural course F. G. Meilike, Walla Walla, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Imbler. John Shaw, Port land ; Wm. Stubblefield, Enterprise; I Thomas A. Ludikey, Enterprise; H. I A. WllKinBUIl HIIU WIAC, I ' Prouty, Albany, and C. T". Paine, Ever ' ! ett, are registered at the Savoy. Mrs. F. T. Baker, Wallowa, unvia Pidcock, Enterprise; ' Pearl Johnston, Notua, Idaho; C B. 'Gordon El Paso; CrowkV Palmer junction; g. Paulson, battler J. S. Long, Los An- Mrs. Dawson of Monmouth, Illinois, and Miss Parsons, of Humboldt, Ne braska, who have been visitors for some time with Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Fritt8 of this city, left this morning for Pendleton to be guests there for a few days. The ladies are touring the west and intend to visit all the princi pal cities of the coast V we" tne inland. Divorce Granted. ;..' ! A divorce sought for by Mrs. Lola J Campbell of this city, against George 1 1 R. Campbell, her husband, she alleg- j ing cruel and inhuman treatment, has been granted by Circuit Judge J Knowles. Evelyn Scouts Sick Report : . ; New York, Aug. 80. Evelyn Thaw, wife of Harry Thaw, said today she did not believe the reports from Eng land that her' son RusseU is ill there. She said she would hafte zeceived' di rect word from the boy' bum tf the report were tne. I. Even the children can take good pic tures with a ' ; Brownie Camera Brownies from $1 to $12 RED CROSS DRUG STORE
