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SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1914. .
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Bakery Luncheon at Dutlis bakery.
Have you tried our Luncheon 7 At
Dutlis'.
Fine coffee at Dutlia bakery lu
EL TINO CIGARS, 26 Havana
Cigars in a tin humidor, best smoke
in the world for 5c 12-12-tf.
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PERSONALS. '
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George T. Cochran is in Portland
today on business matters. .
Mm. lWcnlri and children left to
day for Irabler after visiting in the '
city.
Wm. A. Dalzeill, deputy labor com
missioner, is in the city inspecting
working conditions.
Mrs. Glen Leslie and baby left this
morning for Joseph where they will
visit indefinitely.
Chas. Stacey who bus been In Port
land on business for some time, is
expected to return this evening.
Lorris A. Ferrin, an employe of the
First National Bank of Joseph, re
turned to ' that place this morning
after transacting business in this
city.
"Driving Like Jehu," An address
to young men especially, at Baptist
church Sunday evening. All cordially
welcome.
You can't imagine what
comfort one ia these cold nights
until you have tried it. It will
make your sleep more refresh
ing will permit you to venti
late the sleeping room better,
without catching cold, will pay
for itself many times this win
ter in comfort and better
health. You will find the Max
iuni the long service kind that
we guarantee it to be.
Sold only by
Mrs. Etta Wines has returned from
her vacation at Palmer Junction and is
prepared to go out sewing by the
day. Phone Block 3522. 1708 N.
Spruce st. 12-13-tf.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
i Grande Investment company, Foley
Dr. Waffle the chiropractor, left
this morning for a short trip to Wal
lowa. He will return tonight. '
Professor David Haines returned
last night from Baker, where he was
the guest of home folks. , .
John Larson of Portland, passed
through L 'Grande this morning on
his way to Lostine where he . will
transact business for a few days.
FOR SALE Four-room house, nine
lots; will take good team of horses
on payment. Will sell at bargain.
Second and A, Phone 3721. l-10tf
. N. D. Varner, who brought (his
wife to the Grande Ronde hospital
Will Marsh, editor of the Wallowa a week ago returned to his home in
Sun. was a business visitor in La Enterprise this morning. He reports
Grande today.
Father Murphy, of Wallowa, was
a business visitor in. La Grande to
day. . ,
, Chauncey Bunting the architect,
left today for Portland where he will
transact business matters.
Mrs. Doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleshman and son,
Hershel, of near Cove, passed through
La Grande this morning on their way
to Wallowa where they will visit.
From thero they will go to Prom
ise. " . . .
Big
Bern
Says:
Mrs. Fred Spaeth, mother of Fred
Spaeth of this city, left this noon for
T O r T. f Ana. Tn fl-anAa M
All Vinit of fnnrv and main SCWIHGM, j t. r t: i - W kmym In Nntim. Wannintrton. after
done promptly. Mrs. L. Castle, he visited friends. delightful visit at the home of her
Phone black 1591. Prices very reas-j N' son and daughter-in-law. She was
onable. Ad. l-6tf. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Peck of La .accompanied by her son Charles.
. j Grande, left this noon to spend a num
T tw luncheon at Dutlis' bak- .er oi days at tne neaun resort.
ery.
We pay best prices lor seond-
Ihaut furniture. Dyal's Furn.tJvo
Store, next to vieddes.' Phono
HillsDrug Store j
The Rexall Store ;
Hair goods made from your comb
ings. We carry a complete line of
Switches, Janes Braids, Transforma
tions, etc. . Highest prices paid for
combings. Hme. Zella Hancock. 1908
Fourth street. 1-9, 2t pd
New
Arrivals
CRISP SARATAGO CHIPS
WISCONSIN SWISS Cheese
CREAM BRICK CHEESE
KEILER'S MARMLADE
RIPE OLIVES IN BULK
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
HOOD RIVER STRAWBER
RIES IN CANS
HILL'S BROTHERS COF
FEB BABY MACKAREL IN
OLIVE OIL
For Sale By
Pattison Bros.
Grocery
Phone, Main 80.
Sam Brooks of Imbler, is in the
city to attend the Farmers' Union
meeting.
Mrs. T. J. Hughey of La Grande,
.left this noon to visit with her 'par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of Union,
Roller skating races at Dreamland for an indefinite time,
rink Sat. night, January 10. All
skates 25c. Admission to gallery
10c 1-8. 8t
Martin Johnson of La Grande, left
today for San Francisco where he
twill transact business for two weeks
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"Driving Like Jehu," An address
to young men especially, at Baptist jj. McGoldrick, ore'of the leading
church Sunday evening. All cordially stockman of Imbler, is in the city
welcome. to attend the farmers' meeting and
, the Fiar association meeting.
The members of the Grande Ronde
Poultry association are requested to
meet at the Quick Print office, Mon
day, Jan. 12, at 7 p. m., by order
of the president. .
C. C. COOLIDGE,
1-10, 2t, pd. ' Secretary,
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' Mr. and Mrs. Connerly and son,
Robert Earl, of Poison, Montana, left
for that place this morning after vis
iting Mrs. Wetzerling ana Miss vera
Wells of La Grande. Miss Wells and
Mrs. Connerly are sisters.
The Evening Observer on sale at
Newlin's Book Store. I
Mrs. Jno. Girdler and son, John Jr.,
and Miss Mildred Bradford, sister to
Mrs. Girdler, returned this morning
from Waverly, Illinois, where Mrs.
Girdler and son spent the holidays.
Miss Bradford will visit an indefinite
41 Andrewa at the Tofl-srerv. lef t : P0
this morning for Pendleton where he
money-smoke 'EL will transact business for a number
How to save
TINO CIGARS, a bit smoke for a
nickle. 12-12-tf.
of days.
i Dr. Bert and Tom Moggeridge, of
pnvoMfi. Idaho. Ifift this mornincr for
fiNTERTOR ENGINEERING 1 COM- pendeton after visiting in and near
PANY, Inc. All branches or r.n- Grande for some time.
gineering and Surveying. Investi-
gatiohs, Estimates, Reports. L. D. Mrs, a. Minam and children re
Howland, local representative, La turned to Elgin this morning after
Grande National Bank building. . visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Burns, Mrs. Minam a lather and
Bakery luncheon?
bakery.
Yes, at Dutli's mother.
Jimmy Bannon, the original candy
kid, traveling for a leading Portland
confectionery company, arrived in the
citv this mormnsr, the first time sinee
the holidays. . Jimmy says he has
had. a .phenomenal .year of business
and that La Grande is the best town
on his route. Everybody in La
Grande concedes that.
' J. Jensen; W. A. Daliell; Mary Ev
ersole; A. M. Blackwell, Glenns Fer
ry, Idaho; W. O. Parks and family;
Mrs. C. E. Meyers; J. D. Woodell and
" , , - T UAnwn UnlrAV I If
j Delicious cakes at Dutlis' bakery. Idaho, passed through the city this ; p, d J. '-Shane;' R.' F.
niftra mm An Slut A - Knflmri QA Whprfl v ' . ' ...
i - r McKennon, Alice!; B. Orton, uove;
F. E. Parks and wife, tlgm; i.. Mil
ler, G. G. Conley, Cove.
The Evening Observer on sale at they go on business.
Newlin's Book Store. I Mrs. Delia Williams, of the Grande
. . , . r, ,M. , vit, Ronde hospital, left this morning for
We strive to please at Dutlis bak- Elgin wnee she teke charge of
ery.
"Driving Like Jehu," An address
to young men especially, at Baptist
church Sunday evening. All cordially
welcome. , -
The Evening Observer on sale at
Newlin's Book Store.
RITTER.
The photographer in your town.
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a child that has pneumonia.
Earl Schaeffer of Wallowa, has
I just returned from an automobile
Ifwhnnl in TCnnsni Citv. where he had
"Driving Like Jehu." An address to earn tne business. He is
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to young men especmuj, mjov" , a graduate or tne scnooi.
The following are registered at the
Sommer: Miss Athmore Grey; C. T.
McDaniels. G. E. Hayden, W. T. Far
rish, of Wallowa; L. Denham, Elgin;
.Ellis Connerly and wife; S. L. Brooks,
Imbler; O. H. Stevens and wife,
Stockton; J. H. Smith, San Francis
co: H. M. Reiff. Baker: J. H. Ren
J. E. Nessey. a representative of Portland: H. J. Eberly. Salem:
the Spokesman-Review, passed w L Snedden, Seattle; J. H. Levy,
Enerrisrwherey he 11 solicT f or San Francisco; S. A. Bradley Port,
that publication. ''land; M. C. Moore, Vale; J. C. Don.
elson, Leslie Hoyd and wm. Keavis. ,
Mrs. W. C. Kelley and children,
Fern and Frankie, left today for Un
ion to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Kelley.
church Sunday evening.
welcome.
All cordially
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Hot
u Tamales The Club
Wholesale and Retail .
YOUR Competitors are
saying "they can't buy the
goods for the price." We
might answer, what do
you care, but we wont.
We're going to be frank
and admit that on some of
the goods offered during
our half hour specials we
do lose money. Instead of
giving the newspapers all
the money we spend for
advertising we are giving
our customers some ef it
in this way-and to pay
them for their trouble and
time spent in coming to
the store. We want you
to see the hundreds of
other good bargains we
have to offer-they are on.
display all over the store
so, when you come to get
some of the things on.
which you KNOW YOU
CAN SAVE MONEY. Be
sure and take plenty of
time to look over the other
bargains. It will pay you.
Notice
These Ftkes
Eastern Oregon Produce Co.
2001 POUNDS TO A TON
Famous Lion Rock Springs Coal
NUT FOR THE RANGE
LUMP FOR THE HEATER
Cor. GrtnwMd and Jefferto. ; Phone Main 70.
C. A. Bingaman of the Palouse
ountry, went to Imbler this morn
ing to superintend the shipping to the
last car of apples contracted from
. Tom Duncan, the Wadhams Gro-1 that place. He will return to Pull
eery salesman, returned last nignt man tonignt, He states that there
from Modesto, California where he ... , .. . ., ..,. t;r
nnH m. Tinman RnPnt t.ho holidays wu be a meeting of the North Pacific
with Mrs. Duncan's parents. Mrs , F't growers in Spokane in the near
Duncan will return later. j future and will then have some in-
jteresting information for the fruit
A. B. Fassett chief of construction growers of this valley.. He states,
of the Warren Construction company, amonK other things, that there will
Sloppea on lor a bnori. u.e un be rf ,e8 jn the north.
sentatives of the company. Mr. Fas-!we8t in the near future owing to M
sett is on his way to Portland from the heavy shipments east.
the east, where he spent the holi-
days. California Climate in La Grande.
Why not enjoy Pasadena climate i
The following are stopping at the! the rest of the winter in yonr borne,
Foley: J. Monahan, F. A. Pfonts, J. by having a torrid Zone Furnace in-
E. Miller, Mary Eversole, Jno. Larr stalled. We "will heat your home
son all of Portland; L. B. Payne, En-' at one-third the tost of others and
terprise; W. ft Marsh and J. F. Mur- ve you tm t 19U
jphy, Wallowa; Wm.Bott,er and wife amJ GVAJlAirnx
r" "oapon TH""- r, Hamilton, Her- . .... v . . . Z. .
'ml-ton. 3. R. VnimUw. 7-nmwalt. Or : he8t (not dr7 8Ti,
!) ii" Beets, Pend'eton; Sidney Lyle, '" '
Spokane; Lorris A. Ferrin, Earl W. ; LA GRANDE CORNICE HTOB1S
Schaeffer, Wallowa; Jos, S. Peach. ,1-Bto ; Wo. 9, Depot Si
The
Big Ben Special
For Saturday, Jan 10
Standard Table Oil Clolh
Per Yd. 11c
Limit, two yards to a cufilemrr
2:0 to 2:30 P. M.
ThePeople's Store
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Here is the Cold
Weather Help
Yes, this is the time of the year we can expect plenty f draw
and cold weather, but don't f ar. Keep yourself in nhape. fl t a
good
HOT WATER B OTTLE
Drives away the .cold. It's a mighty good intntment and will
give you lata i satisfaction in the way of corafoit and fitedem
from annoybf nUk Prices $1.00 to &30.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
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