TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21,1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
CHERRY'S
WHERE QUALITY PREDOMINATES.
Grist to
Produced by Essanay
'An intensely interesting plot and counterpart built around a Bit
uation that is a growing evil of the times The influence of this pic
ture' story can work only good. :':' : f,. ;'
" "THE LOVE OF BEAUTY" A picture fuM. of freshness and
beauty A Lubin. . ,
"THE DESPERATE CONDITION OF MR BOGGSV-An Edison
comedy a full reel and not an inch too long, for it amuses all the
way. ,M' v; ).,. ' . :'. '; '-? ' "; r " '
JIMMY AND FLECIE MARTIN In bits of comedy a clever
act.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Hill's Drug store develops films.
WANTED Three teams and teams
. ters at once on Spring strep grad
:, ing. See John Mars. 10-20 tf.
John. E. Crymes, of the American
Sunday School union returned recent
ly from Wallowa county, where he
spent some time visiting Sunday
schools. He says there was consider
able snow fall in that section a few
days ago. Mr. Crymes left this morn-
'ing for Portland, where the American
Sunday School union missionaries of
' the northwest will hold an eight-day
efficiency and fellowship, conference.
C. B. Cauthorn, . Dentltit, has re
moved his office from over Hill's Drug
Store, and is now located in Rooms
3, 4 arlU 5 in the West and Jacobson
building. 10-15 lm.
Remember the library benefit.
FOR SALE Thirty head Jersey oows
andheifers, fresh and Boon fresh.
Freo Hamilton, Summervifc, Or.
... 10-18 6t.
If Rexall Liver Salts do npt relieve
you we will refund your money. Pleas
ant and gently laxative. Hill's Drug
'store. . 10-20 2t.
Experienced apple packers wanted.
Call Black 3701. .10-17 3t.
' Pretty Mesh Bags just like you
need you will find them at Silver
thorn's Family Drug store. 10-21 lOt
1 Fine line Manilla cigars at The
Club. . V 10-18 tf.
Hyacinths and Tulip bulbs have ar
rived. Plant now for early spring
flowers. La Grande Seed & Floral
Co. 10-13 tf..
IS YOUR FAMILY EATING
THIS NEW D1ST?
HEINZ j
SPAGHETTI j
A different better kind of
Spaghetti with a new found
flavor and cooked all ready to a
serve. The ingredients are
choicest spaghetti, special im- I
ported cheese, and the rich ap- I
petizing Heinz Tomato Sauce. I
There is enough in one 20c a
call for four or five dishes..
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PHONE NUMBER, MAIN 80
j PATTISON j
: BROTHERS
GROCERY j
the Mill.
in two parts.
Our fourth greenhouse is now com
plete. The public is cordially invited
to call and inspect the plants. If you
are going to plant any bulbs this fall
now is the time while the ground is
wet to plant them. Wo have a large
assortment at reasonable prices,
fresh carnations and roses from our
own greenhouse daily. La Grande
Seed & Floral Co. 10-21 tf,
The Evening Observer on sale at
Newlin's Book Store.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will give a supper bazaar and
rummage sale November 18th. Watcl
for future announcement. 10-20 tf.
Second Hand Goods Wanted-p-I will
pay good prices for slightly ' used
house furnishings. Phone B 641. F.
D. Haisten, Furniture on Easy Pay
ments. 10-17 tf.
Calabash pipes, 75 cents . at The
Club. ; 10-18 tf.
Calwa Grape Juice, 5 cents at The
Club. ' 10-18 tf.
FOR SALE OR RENT New Model
Remington typewriter, F. D. Hais
ten Fruniture Store. 10-17
Will the party who took raincoat
with pair of gloves from Fred Gas
kill's car on Adams ave.,. Thursday
evening, please return same and re
ceive reward. No questions asked.
- Adv. 10-17 4t.
FOR SALE New 4-room modern cot
' tage, 4 blocks from business center,
small lot, a good bargain, som
terms. Edw. W. - Kammerer, 2004
Adams ave. 6-20 tf
WANTED A 3$
Phone Main 32.
wide
tire wagon.
10-14 tf. ,
Remember the library benefit.
FOR RENT 2 bedrooms with bath,
1512 Adams avenue. Phone Black
1731. Two blocks -from center of
town. . . 10-15 tf.
All shapes of Van Dykes at The
Club. ' . 10-18 tf.
FOR RENT Modern furnished house,
nice housekeeping rooms or bed
; rooms. Phone Red 1311. 10-4 lm.
FOR RENT One furnished room. In
quire 1806 Adams ave. Phone
. Black 3941. 10-14 tf.
Prof. David Haines has a few hours
each day. he will devote to mandolin,
and guitar instructions, can uiacK
481. Adv. 8-22 tf.
Emerson upright piano for sale.
Snap if taken at once for cash. Call
1427 Adams. 10-20 6t.
DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dental Of
fice over Sherry's theatre.
j Crawfish !
j Foley Grill
Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Remedy!
will relieve your cold or money back.
Hill's Dug store. 10-20 2t. -
FOR SALE A revolving
' and books, 1610 7th st
i rtc 1 t ' . ,. t .
. . " ouj iiini",;ber of friends
oeiween n:ao and 9:30, Red Fox Fur
Collar. Finder please notify Fred-
. erick Schilke and receive reward.
. 10-20 tf.
It la a hard matter to wash dishes
and "keep house!' without getting
chapped hands. A pair of our Maxi
mum gloves will do the trick. Hill's
Drug store. ; 10-20 2t
. Brick, Stone and Concrete Work.
AO kinds of renali-ia. remodelinv.
underpinning, ornamental and rustic
brick or atone work. Fire places, man-
nee. Hues ana eei. work guars n teed.
W. C. Hanson, Contractor.. Phone R.
MM. Adv 7-30 tf . ;
Mrs. McCoy comes to La Grande on
Thursday evening in her' new play,
entitled, .'Tomorrow'.. Her La
Grande audiences are accustomed to
hear her in the Scotch dialect but this
play is strictly American. This is not
Mrs. McCoy's first appearance in
strictly English readings as "Dr.
Luke, of Labradore," is considered by
many, her most successful reading.
Remember the date, Thursday, at 8:00
p. m., at the . Presbyterian ' church.
Tickets to be had from any Neighbor
hood club member. Price 50c for
adults and 25c for .school children.
The very latent style in Hats at the
La Grande Millinery Parlors. 10-1 stf
The Evening Observer on sale at
Newlin's Book Store. '
Johnson's fine candies at The Club.
10-18 tf.
CARPET AND RUG Cleaning and
Weaving. La Grande Fluff Rug Co.
Phone Black 1521.. 9-22 tf.
FOR SALE A small store building
on 4th st; $400.00 cash. Yearly in
come, 132.00. A good investment.
1604 First st., Phone Red 1222. . '
. ' 10-20 tf.
FOR RENT 2 rooms.
Hill's Drug store. ;
Inquire at
10-14 5t.
For fine, developing and finishing
and high class cameras, try Silver
thorn's FamSJ- Drug store. They
keep a full line 10-21 lOt.
Mrs. E. L. Evans wishes to announce
the re-opening of her home studio,
1018 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
Our line of Rubber Goods is most
complete; see our display window.
Hill's Drug store. 10-17 2t.
FOR SALE Bungalow complete in a
few days. Splendid location, easy
terms. See All Andrews.
Remember the library benefit.
LADIES' TAILORING and Dress
making parlors. Mrs. Rev. Adams,
1417 Adams. 9-30 tf.
An old ramshackle sidewalk on T
avenue, that has been the terror of
pedestrians for the past year has nov
been repleced by a good concrete side
walk. Property owners along the
street have also made improvements
in the nature of better walks around
their dwellings, all of which improve
ments make that street a desirable one
to live on, P. J. Lilly is doing the
work.
WANTED A few roomers and board
ers at private house, four blocks
from Palmer mill. Call Black 291.
9-18 tf.
FOR SALE Household furniture;
mahogany and oak including carpets
and rugs. Phone 1222. 10-20 tf
RITTER.
The photographer in your town. 11-ltf
No hunting or trespassing allowed
on our, property. Mrs. Caroline An
derson and Mrs. aKte Hanley.
10-18 '6t.
FARM FOR RENT 1400 acres, 700
acres in summer fallow, goed stock
and farm implements; fair improve
ments. Hill & Hibbard, La Grande
National bank building. 9-19 tf.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Pulliam, just
embarked on the sea of life as man
and wife, left this morning for Los
MAngeies, cai., wnere tney will re
bookcase J side in the future. Mrs. Pulliam. is
9-23 tf. t the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
I Slow of Summerville. A large num-
were at the station to !
see mem orr and make things merry
with a copious qhower of rice, to the
edification of. not only local people,
but also to travelers on the train. Mr.
Pulliam holds a good position in Los
Angeles and seems to have an abun
dance of red blood in his veins. He
will no doubt make good.
FOR RENT Centrally located, nicely
furnished room with heat and bath.
1507 Sixth street 10-3 tf.
- The Evening Observer on sale at
Newlin'a Book Store. :; ;
George Kemp, dialer in Mew and
second hand goods, upholstering and
repairing done. Phone Red 101. 1420
Adams ave. - '. 10-4 tf.
Silverthon says: "You take the pic
ture, we do the rest." 10-21 tf
VALLEY FARM FOR SALE Grain
and alfalfa. Terms.- Address box
460, La Grande. 10-20 12t p.
Remember the library benefit.
FOR SALE 1 horse, 2 sets harness,
2 seated carriage, paint wagon, 2
sets extension ladders, 6 small lad
ders' and all other painting tools,! I
all for $100.00. Phone Red 1222.
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- 10-20 tf.
Your job printing,
the Observer office.
Have it done at
. The Moose lodge will meet every
Monday evening from now on.
TO, RENT Two large airy, sunny
bedrooms, for gentlemen only. 1710
Fourth st. ; Y 10-21 tf.
WANTED Roomers
1904 Third street.
1591."
and boarders.
Phone Black
10-18 2w.
FOR RENT Four room house close
in, 2111 Cedar, apply 2113 Cedar.
'. , , ' . 10-18 2t p.
FOR LOAN $900 on valley farm
land." Mrs. J. H. Kendred, 2806
Spiuce and.Z. 10-16 6t p.
Remember the library benefit.
FOR RENT -Electric Vacuum Clean
er, 1610 7th sW s 9-23 lm.
The Evening Observer on sale
Newlin's Book Store.
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Mr. Johnson of La Grande, went to
Imbler this mornine where he will
accept a position in the Imbler bank.
Mrs. C .R. Thornton of La Grande,
went to,Walla Walla this morning on
business. She will be gone a number
of days.
Mrs. Hy Hill and daughter, Ruth,
departed on No. 17 for Pendleton this
morning, where they 'will visit with
friends for a number of days.
Mr. find Mrs. Clms. C j-V. of Joviph,
were Portland bound passengers this
morning. Mr. Cook thinks he will
make Portland his future home.
Mrs M. D. Tipton arrived this
morning to be the guest of her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Burr,
recently married. Mrs. Tipton lives in
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ou'.chtr, who for
Die past few years have ' made La
Grande their home, departed this
-norning for Napa, Cal.. where they in
tend o 'eside !n the fn'.-ire.
Mrs. M. .1. Mayr- of Elgin departed
today for Athann, Oregon, where slie
expects to spend the winter with In r
daughter, Mrs. C. A. Biuret. Mr. Bar
ret is senator fcom that district.
Mrs. S. M. Wilson and son Leonard,
of Twin Falls, Idaho, passed through
La Grande this morning on their way
to Wallowa, where they will spend o
number of weeks at the home of Mr.
Geo. Lilly,' parents of Mrs.
Mrs. G. Freitag, of Walla Walla,
spent a number of delightful weeks
visiting Mr. .and Mrs. Trill, of this
cityr and looking over her Interests in
Enterprise. She returned home this
morning. ;
Mrs. E, R. White, of Blockfoot, Ida
ho, arrived this morning to he the
guest of her son, Henry White, Jf.; of
tma city. . Mrs. White is a pioneer of
the Idaho country, but is thinking of
maxing her homo in La Grande in the
future. ' ..'W
ino. Hudspeth of Oklahoma City,
was in orande a number of days
looking for investments. He left this
morning for Portland on business but
will return in the near future to make
further inquiries , concerning . oppor
tunities in this valley.
Mrs. R. N. Williamson and son, My
ron, of Modesto, Cal.,' who have been
in La Grande for a number of weeks
the guests of their parents and grand-
pa rents, returned this morning to
RED CROSS
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and-Mrs,
Wilson. '
The CityGroceryS!Bakery
'FKCKE MAIN 75
Standard Oil Company
'.CALIFORNIA)'
PORTLAND SAN FRANCISCO
LADIES' DAYS, TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS. '
their home in California. Mrs. Wil-'
liams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Stevenson of La Grande. '
. Judge Eckley went to Hot Lake this
morning to take the baths. He will be
gone a couple of days.
D. R. Atkinson of Portland, state
agent for the Northern Fire Insurance
company, is in the city visiting the
agents in La Grande and other cities
of eastern Oregon. Mr. Atkinson owns
a great deal of real estate In this city.
B. F. Stock well, of Wallowa, went
to Walla Walla this morning on busk
ness. Mr. Stockwell was at one tin
a resident of Ellensburg, Wash., and
came to the valle ytwo yeara ago. Hit
owns one of the best ranches in Wal
lowa county and is prospering.
' Mr. McConnell and daughter depart
ed this morning for their home in Elk
Grove, Cal , They were agreeably
surprised to meet - some intimate
friends of theirs on No. 17, going to
Sacramento. Mr. McConnel was at
one time owner of a large tract of
land in this vnlley.V ''
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SCOUT '
WITH A KODAK '
Let the boys bring home the
story of the hike, he camp, and
each day's -fun, in ' pictures.
With a Kodak or Brownie, they
can also develop right on the
field, in daylight. Easy to car
ry, simple to operate. '
Kodaks, $5.00 and up.
Brownies, $1.00 to $12.00.
Film supplies always on hand
and always new. .
DRUG STORE
Fresh Shipment
Just Received A
Swift's
Premium
Hams and
Bacon
: 1 E. P0UCK, Prop.
Ladies always welcome to our
Retail Department See our
windows for confections.
The Club