La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 08, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1913. PAGE FIVE OTERRTS WHERE QUALITY FRBDOMIN ATB3. Trooper Billy Kalem. A stirring two-part story adopted from Frederick Paulding's ftreut drama. Full of life and action. "Pathes Weekly" . THE BEST BY TEST. . ,, Series of Tallulah Falls, GeorgiaEdison. This, torrent Is soon to choked into pipes and made to serve mankind. 'The Girl Clown and the'Donkey a clever and well performed comedy. ! O'Delland Hart ... Those' rapid fire acrobatic comedy artists. . it : : LOCAL BRETITIIS. Hill's Drug store evelops films. BITTER. The photographer fat your town. 11-ltf DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Denial Of fice over Sherry's theatre. , The very latest style in Hats at the La Grande Millinery Parlors. 10-1 tf CARPET AND RUGC!eaning ind Weaving. La Grande Fluff Rug Co. Phone Black 1121. 9-22 tf. A fresh shipment of pickles and sauer krawte just received by Grande Ronde Meat Ge. 9-18 tf. A fresh shipment of pickles and sauer kraute just received by Grande .Ronde Meat Co. ' 8-18 tf. LADIES' TAILORING and Dress ' ' ; making parlors. ' Mrs. Rev. Adams, s ' 1417 Adams. 9-30 tf. ( Hot Chocolate served at Silver thorn's Family Drug store. It is just right. 9-30 lOt. The Cameras; The films you need, the developing, the enlanging, the fin ishing all doae at Silverthorn's Fam ily Drug store, on short notice. 9-39 19t. Brick, Stone and Concrete Work. All kinds of repairing, remodeling, underpinning, ornamental and' rustic brick or atone work.' Fire places, man tle, flues and ci. Work gaaranteed. W. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone R. 8493. , Adv 7-89 tf. There will be a service at Perry at 7:80 Wednesday evening by .Rev. W. C. Drahn of La Grande. The services will be held at 7:30 during the win ter instead of the later hour. Mrs. E. L; Evans wishes to announce the re-opening of her home studio, 1008 Third st. Thorough instructions in Piano and harmony. Special atten tion given to touch, tone and technique For terms, Phone Black 881. 9-24 tf Plain and fancy sewing done. Call Red 1831. yy 10-4 6t p. I I I 1 i a i a i i i ! i 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 jL. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Joseph Palmer, 901 Adams avenue on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. - y Ladies9 Ready to - Wemr, $17.50 This beautiful model in ladies' A-l garments both in style and material for this season ; moderate in price, correct in style, newest models in trimmed millinery arriving every day. Quality, at a popular price is our all in all andlast word. Wecan save you money on all of your Fall ,1913 Requirements in Ladies' & Childrens' Ready to Wear. Coats, Suits. - -Hats. Under- ;; wear. Hosiery and Corsets SALEM WOOLENS. You will be surprised at the class of goods we eaa show you that are, you might say, Home Made; they arc Ki.de by Thos. Kay, Salem, Ore., ' aad we have the exclusive selling of them in La Grande. 1 They are, exceptional values and good merchandise suitings and coatings. If you are gotag to make, yourself or any of the children any garments, look this line over they will meet your approval. Many new models in child rens' warm winter coats, popular priced hats, hoods, underwear, mittens, shoes. Fall weather requirements n anything you may need ready to wear forthe child ren of any and all ages. Boys overcoats rand suits. Cohn & Lang boys' wear has no superior, and we have in stock some of their choice patterns and styles Ready to Wear at Popular Prices. 1 r ii t ii QUALITY THE SAME THE GOLDEN RULE CO A ' Ii MI : S ELK PRICES LESS George Kemp, ' dealer in New and second hand goods, upholstering and repairing done.. Phone Red 191. 1420 Adams ave. , 10-4 tf. Prof. Bavid Haines has a few hours each day he wilt devote to mandolin and guitar instructions. Call Black 481. . Adv. 8-22 tf. Nine rdom modern brick house large grounds, barn, chicken house, lease to right party for winter. At $30.09 a month. Phone Black 471. or Stack 601. ; 10-2 tf. , Violin and Viola. " Miss Bertha' Young will open h,er class for Violin and Viola Monday, Sept. lth, at ,1806 Sixth st. Phone Black 631. 9-16 lm. , . Your' job printing. Have it done at the Observer office. Miss Stine wishes it known that she will keep children during fair week, from 9 to 12 and from I to 5 and from 6 to, 9:30. Call at the Presbyterian church or Black 1519. The Ladies' Parish and Missionary society of Zion Lutheran church, will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Michel son, in the May Park district of north east La Grande. Mrs. Michelson ex tends a hearty invitation to all the members and to visitors. j Just to Get j Acquainted I with the excellence of the j Snow Flake Crackers. Try S a lO-cent package. It is a ! perfect soda, crisp, flakey, and a handy size for eat- Sing. . j i Just a little sprinkling! of salt to give them thati I lino bOBb" j I - I If you prefer we have! the 25-cent package. j Phone Number Main 80. IPATTISONj j BROTHERS j GROCERY j ' Lafayette to Amend Charter. Lafayette, Or., Oct. 6. An effort to raise the interest payable on municipal bonds, from five percent to six per cent, by charter amendment, will be made at the regular election to be held the first Monday in December. The charter now provides a limit of five per cent and because of this the water bonds have remained unsold. It is be--lieved that bond buyers would take the issue if it paid six per cent. The petition necessary to put the amend ment on the ballot has been properly circulated. . : " -, . Marshfield Has Reform Fever.':. Marshfield, Or., Oct. 6 There prom ises to be quite a lively tv.?.a'n tn Marshfield to brine about ' reform movements. While the "wet" and "dry" question cannot be brought up for soma time those who favor prohi bition and reforms are working hard to get all their followers registered for the next city election. It is said that this faction has secured workers from outside who have been campaign ing and holding secret meetings, i The city council at a recent meet ing made a reform move in ordering all restaurants to remove all boxes j and curtains. Card of Thanks. tit n,hii1v wiah to exnress outfcdeep .11 ruu.n..j . appreciation for kindnesses shown us during our bereavement Especially do we publicly thank the Royal Sis iho rrhristian church and our friends who so kindly waited on us. MRS. THOMAS rKH-nv-n, L. J. FRENCH. . v. PERSONALS. , ! . .. i ' E. S. Norris is transacting business in Imbler, today. ; William Miller wen, to Elgin this morning on business matters. Mrs. Hattie McoDnald has returned frort a short visit at Pendleton. . "Uncle" Gep. Webb is over from Pendleton today on a brief visit ' j Mrs. A. T. Hill returned this morn ing from a short trip to Portland and Eugene. ''I-' J. E. Wade and F. D. Wade of Boise, are here to attend the bluerock shoot today. '. 4''. ' 1 . , . . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toney were Baker visitors yesterday going over on the local. , H. Zeek is over from Union to at tend to his horses which will take part in the Union county fair. Mrs. N. T. Longfellow, of Joseph, id in town, a guest of Atty. and Mrs. Jerry Rusk for the fair week. ' H. L. Brown, of Portland, who spent some time here putting on "The Elk's Tooth", leaves today for Baker. H. W. B. Smith is over from Union with a string of relay horses to par ticipate in the races here this week. Alex Furgason, formerly a resident of this city, but now from Baker, went through this morning on his way to Elgin. . , Elmer Hogoboom and wife, of Ba ker, are down for the fair. Mr. Hogo boom is extensively interested in rac ing horses. Miss Esther Andrews, of Baker, and Miss Hilda Hopper, of Payette, are visiting their uncle, W. J. Hopper, of this city for a few days. In last evening's paper the mention of, Mrs. Susan M. Baker should have read: visiting her son, George M. Ba ker, and her daughter, Mrs. Jorris, in stead of her daughter, Mrs. C. M. Ba ker. Mr. and Mrs. Le Fevre arrived yes terday in an automobile from Port land, the trip concluding their wedding tour over the state. They will be guests for a few days with Mrs. L Fevre'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.lportunity to study them, is certainly' Tuckey, before returning to their home something out 'of ,the ordinary. A full three hours time is afforded to make this study at every performance given.:' Also, each afternoon after the performance one can witness the feed ing of these wild animals. During the feeding hour the lions, tigers, leopards and other ferocious flesh-eating ani mals are in uproarious activity. Their ferocity and great strength is openly shown. To witness their feeding gives one a better idea of what it means to be a trainer of jungle bred beasts. The 350 animals with this menag erie are all actors every one of them have a stunt to do they all earn their keep. The show program is almost 'entirely given by them. Fifty big numbers are encompassed in the pro gram. You'll have at least thirty big round laughs, too, provoked by clowns ten in number, and Danger, Dynamite and Hiirryup, fun making mules. A troupe of comedy elephants also assist in provoking laughter. ' A four-band, mile long street pa rade is given at 10:30. Twp per- in Portland. C. E. Beckon, Cove; P. A. Turnee.' H. Zeek, Union; J. Dand, Pendleton; T. M. Wilson, Walla Walla; R. L. Huff man, Pendleton; John Clark, O. E. Lemnon, Whiting; Jay McMillan, Per ry Carper, Promise, Ore., wene regis tered at the Savby last night Mayor A. L. Roberts of Myrtle J. S. McLaughlin, Portland; L. Lael- man, Seattle; U. W. smiin, uenver: Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Downer, Boise ; Mrs. H. Oliver, Portland; Ed. Froh man, Portland; E. D. Patton, Chicago; W. H. T&ung, Portland; F. W. Whit ing, Elgin; Roy Knight and wife, El gin, and S. S. Brooks, Imbler; H. W- Howard, Portland; A. C. Bruffee, Portland, and W.' L. Knoalf and wife, Portland, were registered at the Som- mer last night: . Good Syringes Whatever you need in this line we can supply. Very few stores in the county have as complete a line of syringes as . we carry. It in cludes all kinds. . . ? , BULB SYRINGES FOUNTAIN SYRINGES , COMBINATION SYRINGES INFANT SYRINGES HARD RUBBER, SYRINGES GLASS SYRINGES EAR AND ULCER SYRINGES HYPODERMIC SYRINGES " HOT WATER SYRINGES Our bulb, fountain and combina tion syringes arc bought direct from the makers and you'll always find fresh goods here. We buy at jobbers prices and give out cus tomers advantage of the extra discounts. RED CROSS DRUG STORE formances will be given here Satur day, October 11. - The Family Cough Medicine. ' In every home there should be a bot tle of Dr.. King's ..New .Discovery, ready for, immediate use when any member of the family contracts a cold or cough.. Prompt use will stop the spread of sicness. S. A. Stid, of Mason, Mich., writes: "My ' wholo family depends upon Dr. King's New Discovery as the best cough and cold medicine in the world. Two 50c bot- A Marvelous Escape. ' "My- little boy had a marvelous es cape," writes P. F. Bastimas, of Prince Albert, Cape of Good Hope. "It occurred 'in the middle of the night. He got a Very severe attack7 of croup. As luck would have it, I had a large bottle of Chamberlain' Cough Remedy in the house. After following the directions for an hour and twenty minutes he was through all danger." Sold by all dealers. NOTICE. NOTICE of the Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon," of the assessment of Improvement District No. 80 of the City of La Grande, Ore gon. ' NOTICE is hereby given that the assessment for the improvement of "M" Avenue, being Improvement Dis trict No. 80 of the City of La Grande, Oregon, under the provision of Ordi nance No. 746, Series 1913. An Or dinance declaring the cost of improv ing "M" avenue from the west curb line of Fourth street to the east curb line of Second Street by constructing on the north side thereof a concrete sidewalk; determining the property benefitted thereby; .levying an assess ment thereon to defray the costs and expenses of said improvement; pro viding for an assessment roll of the same and directing the entry of such assessment roll in the docket of City Liens: nrovidinsr for a time when the same shall become delinquent and re--lows; quiring the City Recorder to prepare a special assessment roll in accordance with the assessment levied herein and to tollect Buch assessment, the same being in Improvement District No. "80 in said ,City of La Grande, Oregon, is now in my hands for collection and the same may be paid to me at any time within ten ( 10) days from the 7th day of Oct., 1913, without penalty, interest - cost; and each property owner is hereby notified that on 'appli cation td the undorsigned within' (10) days from the 7th day of Oct., 1913, which is the first date of the publica tion of this notice, tbey will be allow- ed to pay such assessment in ten (10) annual installments, the first installment themnf being due and pay able on or before the 10th day , of Sept., 1914. If application is not made aB above specified, the whole amount will be and become due, payable and delinquent on the 17th day of Oct., 1913. The assessment roil is as roi- IN CHAPLAIN'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LA GRANDE, OREGON. Name of Owner or reputed owner. Rue E. Laughlin ......... German Lutheran Church E. C. Ryder Advent Church R. J. Green O. D. Kiffer S. T. Boothe R. J. Green By order of council. Daily, 10-75 times. Lot No. it 10 11 12 5 6 7 8 Block No. 75 75 75 75 , 76 76 76 76 Amt of Ass'ment. $37.82 38.73 40.62 61.54' , 65.86 89.75 38.17 56.82 LEE WARNICK. ' - City Recorder. I.