La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER f . PAGE JOTS 1 SHERRY'S WHERE QUALITY PREDOMINATES. TONIGHT Daily and Matinee THE JEANNE RUSSELL CO. offer Ethel BatrymoreV greatest success : " "COUSIN KATE." 4 - FEATURE ACTS 4 2 Big Reel of Pictures PRICES- 10 and 25 CENTS Is your skin rough and tender from wipd and cold weather? Use our Al mond Cream. Hill's Drug store. i0-28 3t DR. R. L. BOTHRICK. DENTIST. Of if ice over Newlin Drug store.'?'., . vir t;.. LADIES' TAILORING and Dress making parlors. . Mrs. Rev. Adams, , 1417 Adams. . 9-30 tf. Fred Holmes, this morning. returned to his home . : ' LwCAL BBEYITlIS. '! v Hill's Drug store develops films. Two acts of vaudeville, best in town, at Arcade., AH for 10 cental " The Evening Observer on Newlin's Boole Storo. ; sale t... ". .at The Loyal Sisters 2 the Christian church, will serve dinner and, sujtper in the basement of the church oa Mon day, Tuesday an Wednesday, of Thanksgiving weeVfoKti:tenchero' institute. '. , 124 ,' A double vaooeville act at the Ar cade. All for 10 cents. .Good comedy film too. Second Band Goods Wsnted I wiU D, Halsten, Furniture on Easy Pay : jmepto. -, ivv , VvCL-'Bi;etfsUHBa, . aVntlrt, has re movett his office from over Hill's Drug Btote, ai to now locate In Rostas 8, 4end fi In the West and Jacebson building. 1S-15 la. ' " The Ladles' AW of the Presbyterian fen mU rive a atnpef bazaar iand rummage ante November 18th. ,Wat for fature announcement., -iy-iw . ..Johnson's fine candles at The ChA. iao k. IT IS A WELL KNOWN FACT J 'THAT COIBADO RAISES THE FINEST PSAS IN THE t .''TJNITBD 'STATES. a .'.r-1 -I- These Peas are canned by the Esspson Packing Co Ccdoradov ; a few boors after Wtng pickca. thereby retaining their fall ft- artlflcUfly sweetd Cbeeaone 'mJh -'Vaweeaer Pea tnen . any . grown elsewhere'. ASK FOR EMPSON'S 8UGAjR PEAS 25c CAN8. t . I s I Limber up your muscles, whatever the cause of your lameness, 'Rexall Rubbmg Oil will relieve or . money back. Hill's Drug starelf, 10-28 St. Calabash pipes," 76 cents at The dob..' ; - r'"f - 10-18. tf. The very latest style in Hats at the La Grande Millinery : Parlors. 10-t tf Two acts of vaudeville,best in town at Arcade. All for. 10 cents. - The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. For fine developing and finishing and high class cameras, try Silver thorn's Family Drug store.. , They keep a full lino 10-21 lOt MOTHERS. How one mother got 8 children in the picture show free and without cost Last week she put $2.00 in a sack of flour. No show for the kids that week. This time she only put 91.20 in a sack; the 8 .children took, the 40c, went to the show and these same dear children have. 40c left for mere shows. Total-, of everything, $2.00. My dear parents this is ho small Hem. We are always looking" out for the kids and if you insist on still plying $2.00. for a sack of flour, and get La Grande Milling company's $1.20. Your grocer will give you back 16 free pass es to the show for 16 children or one child 16 times. La Grande Milling company is printed on each sack. Each grocer guarantees this flour. It's Sea oFam, Cash special, Our Seal, $1.20. All dub. shapes of Van "' v Dykes at The " Tbe Eyening Observer, on sale at 10-18 tf. SflVertbon 'gays:-"You take the pic ture, we do the rest." 14-21 tf The effect of cold ' winds on your skin .will be pleasnntly relieved by Almond Cream. Hill's Drug store. 10-28 3t ( Plain oatmeal paper, double roll, 65 centsformer price, 76 cents; printed oatmeal paper, double rolL 40 cents former price 60 cents; all Morae ceil ings 18 cents per roll former price 2S -cents ;,;retffi bedroom,' Ma test'' de signs, from-15 .tents to 60 cents per roll.-tB.B. gutter, nexj door to Ob- ,'.Twe acts f , vaudeville, best in town. at Arcade, All' for 10 eente.. .; .v WE PAY BEST PRICES FOR SBC OND HAND FTJRNrjriJREr "iVAIV8 FUHNITFKE STOetE, NEXT TO fQEDDEB't PHONE B SS31. Newlin's Book Store. .Fine d ub . , line Manilla cigars at The lS-lSti.' e second hand goods, aphotetering, a do repairing dene. Phone Bed JOV. 1420 Adams ave. : 104 tf. A double vaudeville act at tbe Ar cade. All for 10 cento. Good comedy r :? ... :. Apples and pears 40a boot by pick.: Ing. Mrs. Lindsay, bland CHy. 10-24 5t ' Brick, Stoa;Jki Otnto WarK; Aft Idnna of"ralrtei. remedeBag mi t iifn. tmi and. ntati BrWor sloae wort-fire plaeenV'IM Ilea, ftaes aad eet. ; Wet gnaranfed. W. C flanseaw.CejUraelor.. Ph B. n. ; ,.. , ,' . - AdVT$-tfr .Get at W&-for.&:i 1 -' . ; : T, V ' '- V';5 10-28 8t Prof. David Haines has fa koi Emerson oprigM - piano . iar .sals- Snap iMakan at one for cash. .Call 1427 Adams. A double vaudeville act at the Ar Heade. iAU.for-10 cents. Good'tomedy turns yoo. ; . . ';- CABPBT AN RCOV Cltfitng aM Weaving. La Grande FTnff Rn.gvQk Phone BUck 1S31.-"' ' PHONE NUMBER, MAIN 80 PATTISON BROTHERS ! grocery Cafwa Crape Juice, 6 cento at The XMS.tf, PreftygWesh BagsJuirt iik you neeKyou will find . tham at saw thorn's Famih? Dru store.' 1021 lOt DR. H. fcl BROWNTON, Dental Of. iice . over J. Van Burnrt. . . ' . For the. ''grippal in all stages use Rexall Grippe Pills. Hill's Drug store. 10-28 3t Mrs; E. L. Evans wishes to announce the re-opemng of her home studio, 10Q8 Third St. Thoreogh instructions in Pinna and harmonv. Snecial atten- Uon given to tonch, tone and techniqaeH Var terms, none uiacx ooi. ve " MTTER. The photographer In your town. 11-ltf Have you tried our Angel Food TaT fy. there is none better. Hill's Drug .tore. 10-28 3t Botolina Ladies always welcome to our Retail Department. . See oar windows for confections. LAB-HaT DAYS,.TimSlAYS. and. rp 1 r . . THURSDAYS. - V v ea Mi VkJfiu devato toMaadpon and gniur atrocno. w CjlWpk Seed Floral Co. Saturdav is. AH Souls' Day.' Order your white flowers today: ' GraaMI 10-28 8t The Bvimintv OlnwrveV:ii''-'Mlitr''.t' '8,Book;8tre. . v'ff Messrs. F. C. UarrW 'ind'M;' A.' La tham have '; ' opened an ' up' to 'date cleaning- and .' pressing' establishment with office at' 406 N. TWTM eh offer is - a wry'vIlberal isn an is meeting with ,eneral"apprtira1.'tfl.2 per month" entitles eaeh-member have eight. (8) iraito (lad1esor ents) cleaned and pressed within thirty days from date of joining club. You pay the $1.26' upon delivery of first snit Satisfaction guaranteed. A trial will convince you. ' AJl"gJs tftlied for anddeUvejredr FbctieRed 441; 10-21 Tues. Tburs. find Sat." tr. : ' '- ,: , : mum Mr. and Mrs. D. C. French of Dodge City. KaR arrived' in La Grande'this moming and 'will ' make La: Grande theiif future-' home.' " Mr. French', is a brother of L; J. Fi'ench, the shoe nian. 1). R;. McKenzle of Alicel, who has been ih" the Pine ,' Valley country, for the last $reek, arrived in 'La Grande and left' this morning'for his home in Alicel; V "',' '' V "''?, '. !. .- . ' ; ' . . Kenneth ' Jecland,' -of ' La ' Grande, went to Elgin this morning, where he intends to join hb sister, prepara tory to making a trip for the1 winter to San Diego, Cal. ' ' 1 I J. McFarlane, a member of the lo cal dispatching force, has just: re turned from an extended vacation trip to' Chicago and other eastern points. . V" ''.'' : .' A; . Mrs. T. Bishop of Hood River, has been the guest of her rranddaughter in La Grande, for a week or so.. She departed this morning to be the guest of Mrs. Simpson, of Island City for a dayor so. irJ ''-:', i::l-h . . Mrs. Dick ..Mayo was in thev city the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Burke, living ori the corner of tove and Portland streets. Mrs. Mayo, re turned ' to her home in Elgin ' this morning. ,', :, v-'v .:': ..v. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Dophl, nephew and niece of Mrs. E. R. Johnson, living on North Birch street, arrived in La Grande on No. 17 thia morning to vis it with their aunt for a week or ten' days''' '. '-'v;..i;;, Xly. Miss Cora RocUull ' bf : Dayton, Wash.,' arrived in the city and left Uiia morning for. Wallowa; where she will reside with her sister, Mrs. C X Fleming until the first ci the. com ing yer. s , ' Mrs. Charles Goodnough left today for-Portland, where she wiU -visit- her frieMs.' When she returns abe will be ac&ompaiued home by Mrs. R. B. L. Holt and children who hare been spending a tow days in Portland. . edvlaat evening to, peod.ta.'i'f ewvdays Wjth Miss Pauline Ladd of thia city, and as a' Urge acquaintance In La Grande. ' ' .. ' -V.;.. V - Mrs. Earl;Wjnans, c4. Seattle, arr riyed hist evening to-spend a f ew days with' Miiu Pauline Lederle and c4fcer friends..: Mrs:1 Winana ,-ae formerly Miss -Florence Ladd of this f .dty, bav- ig! resided '4riiJLa.,Ginde Vt 10 W H. n&vdan. irseeial reuros elite-' VeI;of ' the iVifie J.cWfc . iaoalt' company, was iejhe eJty (to.tranaoc-l' usincMvw:La4Gin, t&inf. er company wuj reprMeni. ine company in una "..-v ':V: . ' v- Mri"' Henderson of Boi'sS; stepped dffin t Grande'to meet her ' . : m. .v -an -fc a A. son.-n-uiw, rrea -aKixwy,.-woo ie m tte ' niwnt time -working at 'Eiter- nrise.' They' wul move to Forest Gl Oregoh, ' and take charge of ja large dairy near tnat cuy. . Mr. and Mrs. Rube Wissler, of Pen. dletdn,'' formerly of - La Grtode, are back-' from 'an extended vacation trip to'e leet Durifigwwr' absence bote had theifortune'to be taken iltfwnich intertered. considerably with,- Aeir plansf f Mr. Wissleris again on his usual, nasgenrer .ran as eonauctor xrom Huntington to Pendleton. "" James Pieken, auditor for . the -.6. W., is in the city today checking up company business. ' A. - Mrs. Willis Grave of , Sunny side, Oregon, is here the guest of her son, Clarence Graves, and daughter, Mrs. Church, of this city., - Dr. J. B. Allen, the chiropractor, left thia morning on his daily trip to Elgin, where he has a number of pa tients. J. M. Whvbark.who was in the city from Walla' Walla to put the new caterpillar in motion, purchased by J. Grishong, of CorvaUis, Ore., ar- COUGH AND COLD CURES ..Y - ana At this season there is a great demand for good cough cold cures. In many cases it is hard for a customer to select one fVbm the many kind 3' that. will best suit his ease. ' LET US HELP YOU CHOOSE A GOOD ONE. !. A? We have all the good, reliable kinds in stock.. We also havo ' OUR OWN PREPARATIONS for coughs and colds which wo guarantee. .! I i " ' iJl! bJL L 1 . . BLUE MOUNTAIN COUGH SYRUP. BLUE MOUNTAIN COLD TABLETS. ' RED CROSS DRUG STORE Modern Six Room House Furnished complete!! with all new furniture. ! Buyer can take imediate possession. TERMS u 1 1- Apply to Jack Nice at , the Quick Print "fMUPIB. HAITI U SB B SB aSBSJ Eastern Orerron Produce Qk UHh-T f-..r.J( rVatrfTMaSaJte i sBMSMsBsslal ffMal r IWtJlMng. - ? .-.'...J ..-Whelwals and Retail. . . . Cw. Greeaa4 an4 Mfri v. v Wood m Phone Mala 70S. rived in La Gra1: py mgni mnm toi dnctivettess 'rt "'v'';:-;; H -B. Schblck;'nWnager'of the East Oregow Mercantile company at Wat to Enterprise Urebrning-to visit hi4owa passed through La Grande tMs .whom Se:'hai rjri. V'" sra.' He will' als.Wt his son at Joeepk who' is a druggist at that place. Mr. tirrlabong h mver been in the valley, having tVesidedl in Benton county -for. flwVpa'st 88 years. ; ue nas seen, : roe grOWfpi OI Mil .'W,:W soul Vin' lovetwHh its cUmate and pro- t V : w moming on his way to Walla Walk. V From ther$ he will go to ortiwkl 1 in the interests of the firm. ' It is ii whispered that he ia going to a tsrjr serious business and tnat upon hia re - turn he may have a story to toil . ' wkiK 11.' worlrt loves. Ma fins. ther Information was given out by hW f friends and the intimation is left to the reader and Mr. Schock's friends for solution. 'now i id's Both Sides , - - of the TRAVEL SUBJECT The Road and What It Gives COFFEE This is the perfect combination (1) Fine coffee and fresh; (2) pro- oer brewinjr: (8) cream. ' ' 'The first' item means Schilling's Best in aroma-tight cans, everfresh. '. 1-lb., 2-lbV and 2-Ib. cans; cleanly granulated; 40c a pound moneybaek. . a Steel Coaches r t Block Signals Courteous Employes Good Meals . Modern Equipment . 4 Trains to the East Every Day. 4 Trains Daily between Pert land, Tacoma and Seattle. EVERY ESSENTIAL COMFORT. ANT AGBlJjT WILL BE PLEAS ED TO HELP YOU PLAN YOUR TRIP.