TUESDAY; JANUARY 6, 1914
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Every pair of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes
in the store at REDUCED PRICES
I. J. FRENCH Shoe Co.
I Miss Emma Williams who for a I W. C. T. U. will meet on Thura-
number of years has made La Grande day of this week at 2:30 at the home
her home, will be married tomorrow' of Mrs. W. A. Winters, 707 Fourth
.
LOCAL BBETITIES.
AO, kind of fancy and plain sewing
done promptly. Mrs. L. Castle,
Phone black 1591. Prices very reas
onable. Ad. l-6tf.
EL TINO CIGARS, 26 Havana
Cigars in a tin humidor, best smoke
to the world for Be 12-12-tf.
Grand Masquerade Ball at Rex Hall
Tuesday, January 6. 1-8-St
. Chicken Tamales, 15c The Club.
For sale or trade, a complete mov
able road building outfit; could also
crush, wash Mid screen gravel for con
crete; consist of crusher, elevator, rock
bin, electric motor, horse roller, three
dump boxes, one grader,. First cost
4100 now $1450; in good condition.
J. L. MARS.
The Evening Observer on sale at
Newlin's Book Store. I'-wT
Mrs. Etta Wines has returned from
her vacation at Palmer Junction and is
prepared to go out sewing by the
day. Phone Black 3522. 1708 N.
Spruce st. 12-13-tf.
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Grand Masquerade Ball at Rex Hall
Tuesday, January 6. l-3-8t
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Red-Headed Barber. Thee Club.
Huylers
Cocoa
Fifteen and Thirty Cents.
The best Cocoa that high
grade materials, skilled labor,
improved machinery and ex
pert blending can produce in a
plant where, Purity, Quality,
Flavor and Cleanliness reign
supreme.
For Sale By
Pattison Bros.
Grocery
Phone, Main 80.
to W. G. Washburn, a traveling sales
man. The marriage is to take place
in Portland, but they will make their
future home in Echo, Oregon.
GLASSES HEACOCK
Foley Bldg.
FITS, FIT.
The Evening Observer on sule at
Newlin's Book Store.
FOR SALE Heating and cooking
stoves. - Good condition; cheap.
Call 1308 Pennsylvania.' 1-3-tf.
DONT GO TO A BLACKSMITH for
glasses. Get Uiem of Heacoek,
specialist in making and fitting
glasses. Foley -Bldg.
Advance showing of Spring styles
in Dresses at West's. AH included at
Sixteenth Annual Sale' prices.
How to' save money emoke EL
TINO-CIGARS, a bit smoke for a
nickle. 12-12-tf.
FITTING AND MAKING GLASSES
' is jiot a side line with me. I devote
my entire time to the optical bus
iness. HEACOCK, Foley Bldg.
street.' A large attendance is urged.
this morning for, Imbler where he
will work in the shop of Mr. Alex
ander. : C. B. Steen a prominent rancher
MONEY TO LOAN. ' of Enterprise, left today for that
On improved real property in Union laea after visitine- with his family
county, no delays, current rates. La over guni8y.
Grande Investment company, Foley " ' '
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Three Barbers. The Club.
W. Hammack of Lostine, re
turned from Echo this morning where
. Clvde DeBoie and Ruth McNaueh- he had gone to inspect some lana
Francisco; Carl Heilbronner, Port-. C. K. Mackey of La Grande, who U
land; Phil V .Hine, Boise; Mr. and
Mrs. A. E, Childers, Enterprise.
uveiy, were married oy justice oi tne
Peace Arthur Williams yesterday af
ternoon. ; .' '"'''. r "
with a view to purchasing.
J. Vanderpool the stage man from
Imbler, to Summerville was in the
city last night on. business. He re
turned ; today. - , ;
Mrs. Perry Blanchard returned to
Union thie noon, her home.
Ed. Wright wa among the pas
sengers to Cove this noon.
G. A. Pierce, of near La Grande,
was among the passengers to Union
thie noon.
Mrs. C. Wise of Twin Falls, Idaho;
who has been at the Lake for some
time, returned to that place after vis
iting in La Grande. . ';' ;'?'
an employe of the O.-W. ' at this
place.
Mrs. H. K. Charlton and ton Otto.
of La Grande, left today for a visit
with their son and brother J. K.
Charlton of Pleasant Valley for sev
eral days. J. K. Charlton is an em
ploye of the 0.-W.
Mrs. C. J. Norval returned to Elgin
... Notice
E. F. Buck has changed his stand " " " :-
fm w,M'H to K.mn'. nd Perry Blanchard of Union, passed
can be reached by calling Red 101. ' through La Grande this morning on this morning after a shopping tour
Aln for lfi-inch drv cord wood. . way to .mDier wnere ne win uo.m tne county seat.
Piano inoving with a guarantee that niusmn iuk w
: - ni v. i,t nnn buildings. ; y . .
pianos will be moved- right Honest , buildings,
service in all kinds of hauling and
transfer. Home phone Red "3662.
11-22-edo-lm " :
William Miller the real estate man,
was an outbound passenger .-this
morning.
ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the infants' ; room of the church.
The meeting ; will be an important
one and alb ladies are requested to be
present. - .. '"'-..:.
I. R. Snook returned from Cove last
night where he purchased 60 tons
of hay. The company has a eon- j. w. Cummins of Elgin,' returned
tract to furnish 80 tons of hay to to fJu.t -ft. tranimetJno' bun.
iness in-this city . j
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Ti M. Shannon,'- the harness man,
has returned from a visit to Port
land, and; Willamette valley points.
Ladies .of the Presbyterian Aid ao- ernm for se in the Uma.
We pay best
hand furniture.
Stove, next i o
B-3351. .
prices for seejnd
Dyal's FurnlUvo
Geddes.' Phone
Bowling and Billiards The Club.
' The Farmers' Union of Union coun
ty will meet for business and pleas
ure in La Grande next Saturday, Jan.
10. The La Grande local will fur
nish refreshments. - Every member
should come. Important.
The Evening Observer on sale, at
Newlin's Book Store.
HITTER.
The photographer in -your town.
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Saturday Evening Post The Club,
Charley Miller, the man who makes
the best coffee in town, returned last
night from Portland where he visit
ed with his mother during the holi
days. Charley said it rained most
I of the time while he was there and
that he is glad to get back to La
j Grande. Charley just joined the
'chorus of all who have been away,
i we're glad to get. back to old. La
Grande.
Lodges Take Notice.
The K. P. hall has been leased to
the Eagles and will be fitted up in
the most modern fashion. It will
be equipped with steam heat through.
tilla irrigation, project
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Larm of Wallowa, was called
to this city to take the examination
for section ' foreman of the- Ct-W.
While here . he also visited with his
sister, Mrs. ' Bell Huntley.' He re
turned today to Wallowa.
Geo. Beecher, who for many years
has been in the employ of the Pal
mer Lumber company,, and who left
C. C. Henry and wife, formerly of
Watertown, S. D., arrived last night
and are spending the day here pre-
partory to going to Elgin where they
will locate. Mr. Henry is a brother
to Walter Henry, editor of the Elgin
Recorder, and was hero for soma '
time a few years ago. vMr. and Mm
Henry have recently been . married
and are casting their lot with Ore-
gonians. . .-'J;.:
The following the registered ' at ;
the Savoy hotel: James Woodel), A.'
Williams, Baker; Sam Jackson; D. R.
McKenzie, Summerville; A. W. Hoi-
mes, Condon; P. W. Keenan, Summer
ville; T. E. Parker; C. E. Grimes;
Harry ' Haebrook; F. . E. Coon . and
wife; CV C, Henry and wife; 0. R.
Olson; E,: W. Lafferty; P. M.' Haro
thy, Condon; J. Jensen; 'D.; Randall,
Roswell, N. M. ' .
has t
assume tne
W. F. Thacker of Seattle,
come to La Grande tc
management of the Western Union
office. .
out and have all the conveniences re- fof Lofl AngeleB ia8t November with
quired by, the most exacting taste. a yiew to makin? his home there,
It will be ready for occupancy by .g back He left today teke up
tne middle or reoruary. e 8o hig work ftt Paimer Junction.
meetings from otner loages in una
hall. Call the secretary for particu
lars. ' v, ; . .
12-17 Once a week tf.
Mrs. C. H. Halsey and her son and
dauehter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. Braniff of Lewiston,
Idaho, left for Butte,' Montana, after
a delightful visit at the home of Mrs.
Braniff's sister, Mrs. Bunnell of this
city. , ....
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mays of Clover
Creek, near North Powder, left to-
several days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs; W. W. Wade, of Island City,
(Halsey, and children lima, Ethel and ,ky for that place after spending
" - ' iKermit of Enterprise, passed through
California Climate in La Grande. . the city on their way to Freewater
Why not enjoy. Pasadena climate -where they will visit for", several
the rest of the winter in your home, weeks.
by having a torrid Zone Furnace in-,
stalled. We will heat your home . James Miller traveling passenger
at one-third the cost of others and agent of the O.-W., arrived in theJJ. W. Mackey for an indefinite per-
trive vou till Dec. 1. 1914 to pay for citv and left this morning on tne iod.
Mrs. D. W. Sheets of La Grande,
left this morning for Haines where
she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
it and GUARANTEE you perfent
heat (not dry heat) at a saving of
fuel. - '
LA GRANDE CORNICE WORKS
l-5to No. 8, Depot St.
WANTED A girl for housework,
no children; 1601 Washington ave
nue, Phone Black 1671. l-3-3t
DR. H. S. BROWNTON, Dentist
moved to rooms over The Red Cross
Drug store. . .
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Yours for a Greater La Grande
Cigan' rard5' THE CLrUB
I Eastern Oregon Produce Co.
Commercial Storage and Forwarding.
, Wholesale and RetaiL
'ft Flour, MM Feed, Grain, Hay, Cement Lime, Piaster, Coal,' Wood
Fruit and Preduee.
I Cor. Greeawoed and Jeffertoa. V- Phone Main 76.
PERSONALS. $
A. T. Hill came in this
from his farm at Union.
morning
E. H. Bench of Union, is in the
city transacting business at the land
office.
Mrs. J. Bernard of Spokane, passed
through the city thie morning on
branch line. Jim and Luke Fergu
son came near exchanging shoes in
the sleper in which they came from
Portland last night, each one claim
ing the other wore the bigger shoe,
and both the pairs were enough alike
to give rise to a real exchange. -.
H. B. Davidhizer of Joseph, passed
through La Grande enroute to his
home from Portland whither he had
gone with some fat ' stock for the
Portland market. He declares the
condition of live stock in the market
is good and will remain so until after
February or longer. Mr. David
hizer is a frequent shipper to the
Portland .market.
The following are stopping at the
Foley: G. W. Webster, Seattle; E.
- J. W. Mackey of Haines, returned
to that place after spending some
time visiting at the home of his son
Hot Water
Bottles....
' These are the days in which
. you find many uses for Hot
Water Bottles outside -of the
sick-room requirements. Bet
l ter have on hand at all times
' a good Hot Water Bottle.
Here's your chance to get a
good bottle.
The Kantleek kind guaran-
teed for two years. .
Red Cross
Drug Stored
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her way to Joseph where she will 'G. Jeffries, Boise; John Keegan, El
transact business. gin; M. A. Mollahan, Pendleton; Miss
- , May LeHay and Miss Ruth L. Gard-
Fred G. Taylor, secretary of the ner, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Amalgamated Sugar company, of Og-j Gardner, Chicago; J. A. Burleigh, H.
den, is in the city transacting busi
ness in the interest of the company.
j i Mrs. John Dordan returned . last
night from Hot Lake where she has
been visiting with her husband who
ie taking treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. Ed Thomas and children Etha
and Frank, returned last night from
Cove where they visited New Years
day at the Reese home.
E. C. Norris, persident of the co
operative association, left thie morn-
H. Hale, Portland; A. D. Phelps; B.
L. McKee, Portland; C. A. Buhir,
Walla Walla; W. B. Starkey, R. E.
Merville, Max Goldsmith, San Fran
cisco; Mike Keegan, Pendleton; C. W.
Mowbley, Portland; M. S. Rockett,
Salem; P. G. Salem, Chicago.
The following are registered at the
Sommer: Joe Stewart and wife, of
North Powder; C. M. Huntingdon,
Portland; D. B. Fuller Joseph; A. N.
Wright; W. F. Wade, Lostine; Mrs.
H. L. Ross, Baker; Mary Beaudoin,
Joseph; Wm. Halsey and family, En
ing for Imbler where he will inspect terprise; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. DeBoie,
the business of the co-ooerative store. L. B. Griffin. Chicago; M. M. Mas-
l I. ey, Portland; Raymond R. Smith;
A. C. Haines of La Grande, left H. M. Roiff, Baker; J. H. Smith, San,
iilll
If vou
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is exactly the
same 'ras it has
M been for twenty
ft
have not already tried
five years
them
Call Main 75 We Have Them
M1LO C. JONES
Fort Atkinson-Jelferson County-Wisconsin
For Sale by
CITY GROCERY & .BAKERY