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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1914)
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14. 1914 fiA GRANDE) EVENING OBSERVER '' , cirtf i .., Guaranteed water bottles. Hill's DrJufir store. - 1-14, 2t Delicious cakes at iDutlis' bakery. Jul kind of fancy and plain sewing 4 dine promptly. Mrs. L, Castle, Pone black 1691. Price very reas ible. ';.; , U .Ad. l-6tf. 111 ' " BITTER. h)? photographer in -your town, i-i-m, Just arrived new bronre kid shoes, w lastr-and kidney heels. Some- ing absolutely new. , . : L. J. FRENCH SHOE CO. lis, 2t ; , i Is there a luncheon at Dutlis bak- fy- ' :i The Evening OMeirvef'bneatfi fewlin's Book Store. You don't see black smoke pouring tha piimndvi when a Torrid sub v 1 . . rr'- one Furnace is installed. .VWhT r i -. because it is a smoke ans soot con sumer. . When youj selWack smoke koaving out of your neighbor's chim- Kav pome to the conclusion that his Lank roll, is going skyward with"fflH LA GRANDE- CORNICE WOKK.S. How to save ' money smoke EL PINO CIGARS, a bit smoke for. a tickle, i , We strive to please at Dutlis bak' The Evening Observer on sale at foewlin's Book Store. Ti Tjulies' Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold cooked food sale Saturday, Jan. 17, Snodgrass grocery. 1-12, . The Evening Observer on sale .at Newlin's Book Store. t To-Morrow's BREAKFAST Youll go again after a luncheon at Dutlia' bakery. With each tooth brush wti aro giv-1 ing a sanitary glass holder . New lin Drug Co. . . ; , ,; ' Bakery Luncheon at DutUs'bakf ; Mrs. EtukTtet riiurned from Bakery: luncheon? ' Yes, at Dut bakery. r - : Get your hot water bottles at Hill's Drug store. ; ; , 1-1, 2t. Mrs. George Cleaver and daughter were among the passengers to Im bier this morning. ..Boat "Baker, of Denveft biassed rwgfcvthe : city enrouU to Elgin MM. JlIEB HEADS PAGE tttt ;)j ti' he ' iaTj4;Vlait:friendfc IfV'the city transacting btuiei;' ;Ray!ShelUm necf b prtjanV- tng young tnen of imbier.-was in the Turner Oliver went to North Pow der this noon to attend to legal cases in the; justice court. ; ::.-. , ,,: v . ' i -.-,1. i-'F'n.vf ja v. n, oiQweii manasef jOixoe now: mill at Island City, went ito Port-. nana mil noon on DUeinesB. Mrs. 'jfc Shawl' c Wion.Ileft- for phat place today) after visiting with I her daughter and sontin-law, Mrs. M. Jackeon, on V efreet. Union fitwa ItemsV riv MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment company, Foley ..r77"' " - - xrtLjLT?J?Iae business, Have yen tried our Luncheon? At DutlU'. , ' ,' IDon Scott iff the premier bowtor of La Grande He has now a record of 278 pine Mr one game.'jhich puts him in the class of th best men iff any of the German cities of the UnilS ed States known for-thei. prowess in this -Teutonic -game.. Don has been consistent in -nia-'workJiindWjUi1 the best men in the game. The pos sible number of points for one game ia 300 tip8..and to dolbis the bowler W usf kf?ckdown ill it -thrpilfs each I Mmef wiai Ae first' bail, for? t& cnl secutive times. - iuBrirtivednew bronse kid ahoes new last and kidneyTieels.r Somen thing absolutely new. : L. J. FRENCH SHOE CO. r-13T2ti( Jl' r & We have the best Jtoe ofstock anf y supplies in this" teglon? Now W. S. HajtniMrlitcleBt of . the Oregon Ref dr echool '::$4:ji(i: the'-eit attending toif:,it?:! in a day or tgjwy ; J. A. Jones, of TOW,&a)(ejila kjuruu$u ljii; Kiy uiia luuniljljg uwj his way to Rondowa where he will Mrs. Woodell, of this city, left this morning for Imbler where .she will spend the day with relatives.' She will ro turn Jhis evening. .Geo. Bennett,' of jSalmon.-Idaho, was in the city visiting with hisVjister and brother-in-law Mr. and Jrs.' Os borne. , He returned today. . -Vj H. D,: Suffield, of Portland, departed this "morning after a 'delightful' visit at tftjjiome of his sister, Mrs. W. H, Bel5of this city' ? ' '.'V : Wm. Miller, of 'thi6Sc.t&, ws among thetbound passengers thimorning on the branch line, Ini'out to Enter- Attorney Colon R. Eberhard went to Enterprise this morning where he will attend sessions of the court. He will lie gone indefinitely, p, , ; , Mrs. Minnie, SliaW and , children passed through the city this morn ing on their way to Elgin where ithey r will make their home in the Kellogg's Toasted Cornflake With Some good Cream and Sugar. A Cup of Barrington Hall Cof , fee, Eggs and a Slice or two t of Swift's Premium Bacon' v i Phone, Main 80. PattfeonJos. Grocery nonltrv sunnilei is the time to uso these goods with profit- in Newlin Drug Co. " The hole fbr'Hhe! new, hydraulic; . j. e elevator for the BonnenKamp duuu ing -is completed and installation of thelift will begin; immediately. The hole' is" 70 feet-deep and is capable of lifting the elevator a height, of 70 feet, or one story higher than the present building. . R. A. West drilled the" hole "an:d experiencetsome ,rock at a depth of 30 feet that was hard .Union, ; Jan. (14. (Special. )---John Phy, of Highland,' CaliforUa, wjho fas reported as very .sick some time ago is much better, 'though ftfcr frtmwell. Mr. Phy wasi one, of.rthe 'pioneers settlers or this section anqThU) many friends hope to hear pf(his cornjilete 'itttoMtion to health;! a v 7a 'r' J. A. Atkinsn received the sad intellieemce of his father4 death last Thursday, and lef'imetliately ;for his old home in gait upf-.-'f "K :t The DeKoven vglee club." wfll 'give a home talent' operetta "the Prin'ce'ss Chrysanthemum.'' r It; will be give,n for-h"benefit, of the public .-library and the funds',' will fed "towards the purchase of inew .books. ta a Tte" Woodnwi ,of 'ne. World' gave a big blowout at ther installation at the L0. P. IF. hall lastVeek.' They' had all theyjcpuld eat. tjiT f ... , '"Lewis Bidler has taken over .the. plumbing of the Mitchell .arclwaTfe' Co. and will give his full -'attention to it. He) under stahds-his busin as We have given him a' trial' aiid can sneak from exDerience.' 1,1 i rm Mt.A MJ ItlA WA K f lA f m fUMHM ... 1 . . . . local and are loud in their treatment ! doea the damage. . A caagk ti . .', bi'thiWocak'ti.aTie 'etat' president; J I;prety,.ur to go frew JM.M!:'; B w-aS-presen-t: and a W busy fWytr-W-i i andprohtkbfeSen: Browft;wilKbetin Cove ahd Unioa P j, , . cured. eough.. , j I '.;., $ XlVsH i i V. i Jan.'JBNana ?, ,ana an tne meetings t.i, .... S V.' -.:'' wh.-vV kW,!-- mFl ? be.presenC: " C0V6H SYkUP 'lJ lflOT 5- Mrorai cMrs. 'o Mm .Sander,, of . ! ,, .ii.. ..'lli.h .. it jJm'V Z"1' ! :bas-..It.sla s prepared. ..withoat J ! j Barcotica, n, safe .otee." r."-;'-mv ; ve ourh jcure for VehildreU'-'t Vi nit ; !-'. of any .age, or adulta. Guaram.1 Sr - -' ends of the J.' v ' inl-lf Xenla ? ! I-rM.filf vtiWVi The delegates, of , the Farmers'1. Un- Waitsburg. .Washington, are, visiting -wth.Mr. and Mrf.' E. Li Mclhtoah.' They are old friends. -i.-i.. -5Tho wedding of ! Wllltam McMag ters and' MIb Taylor '!' reported to havej Uken(,pbce at !LV-ttrancV Saturday. We ioili the friends of vAnn,Mninla n wishintr ihesn a'lontr.uli ' '.'Tn' ?. t..---v V . ''.iS '''Wfwj ei-: j.. li. . iavior -is Tenorxea is ne-vervAi... ; -www aick ,with appendicitis. fo Dr. Law, . " .'..'IH' I! tninKS.,1 vH") ane ul nav0 to. e op erated oit, '.' fn.fi!.-i a, :c Mrs.': i a,W. i Wright left 4or iCallr. fofriia"fcnd will rbe'igohe for the win? tef, She went' foir the" berieflt of the heall' of MittlesObrdon;lTiwho haa-not been.'stern1 iitet His' long fllneasnof last summer.': , ; -xi '-: !,s n i Rev. Thedf ord,J of Washington, Ja preaching if or, the Presbyterian church at this jplace. .' ;He' will supply until a regular pastor is' hired a this point nae uvea wiinuut a xvKUiuf ' for some iime.1 iSs- W mrmvte M, , Wrig'nt ' has leased tha Hill property and will make' their future homethere.i If ti i ' I' -I! 'far : ,- -J ..fT..- fwvrr; Notice ,iiva.v.a-vi - ' ft . J-J .T-i '-,. . ! uiw f ofcrow o' ----' :i .;ii.'iuf,- 5 ' . c E. P. Buck; has changed Wi 'Majal -i from" Haisten's ptwf ,(U; Kemp's aaal can be aclied by ealling .Red ljL'.; Alio .orders for lWrtchtdry eeni w,:' nano 'Pwvyig wtna gamMimr.imm: j, nianor will M moye4luright:'flInaa j. service ' in ' an ainoa ,ex nauiing aj.i. ! J;ilf.M 'film Read the adverticemente w::iitij,;J.-Home:phoo.Bd) te'too.: r.; .11-22-edo-lm ' imi.--M . . ; i- ;:;Tr--t'-:';g: j ' PPPaiajBBaaaaB asyfiint. . if j: 5 Bakery Lnehec 4t5 Dutlis' bak jery. : t TELrTINOitJIGARS, 25 JHyan Cigars' farVtfc humidor;, best smokj In iIia wnrld for 5C. . . waw "or-- r. . , n iAA XT The Gran4 Union, Tea uo.,.fw.. Fir St:.-"Harrte Bldg., yhone a 1831. ' Fine cee at DutlisV bakery cheon. MRS. LOUISE RUSH -wishes) to announce to the public that she, has opened a modern and perfectly aaMr tary beauty parlors ' in the balcotry of N. K. West's store. She will do all kinds of hair work, and handle all kindsrofghair goods. Beauty culture a Specialty. Sole agent for the fam ouMarJnilla toilet preparations Ex pert treatment and" 'honest prices. The Misses Jennie and Minnie Mie lenberg,'.of Island City, left this morn ing after-spending some time at the home of their brother who lives in this city. ,i,Miss Na'oma Brown and Miss Han na Robertson left this morning for Carson, Washington, where they will v! "be guests of their sister Miss Anth- ia' noV. H r . . Jl. l . 'd. it ony crown, ior an inaennite time. Dr and Mrs. Law, of Union, ar rived .li? the city this morning to transactbuetness .Jatfthe land of fice. S They weie -aeeOTnpanied by Mrs. Tibbetts, of North Powder. Mrs. Tibbejts is a sister to Dr. Law. Hb t J. T. CiiMn, of Kamela, was in the city' last night and this morning mak ing purchases.' He is an employee of the Oj?-WUatsfhat,Tace. He is also one" of--this school, directors of that city. - ;' Read .the advertiserri ite too. I I ' L Tamales The Club 7 .';;" '' :' - ' ; ' '' ': . :' Wholesale and Retail . . rj Eastern Oregon Produce Co. 2001 POUNDS TO A TON Famous Lion Rock Springs Coal NUT FOR THE RANGE LUMP FOR THE HEATER Cor. Greenwood and Jeffereon. Phone Main 700. '. Mrftn&'MrB; , J? E.fF.oley and Mrs. 6anglo'ffJ'of thisclW'will leave to night for Seattle, where they will vis it for a number of days. From there they will go to San Francisco and Los Angeles, where they will spend a month or more of the winter season before returning fto the city. III hlr-n i it-.' .i J I! if. U.7 V'! 'S. :- ..If );i iff,-,-,! I' I I 'I Values If ;J One of the best farms in the center of the j&h it ;',ey, ' nothing adjoining can be purchased? for Jess ir r:; ' than $100 per acre and very little, at 'that figure. " : Good improvements. Here is a chance where money .talks and unless y ou can , conmand at least $10,000 ( f ' k- in cash there is not much usef considering this.' - ' '1 1' ve! a 7good,?farni. just northof ' llgiii l that ; "j7;-; ;vf .; owners will cdes dty r WUl;- Mi'- ;m"v,f , ".. "u ? !,T ibW'a:ti&''re''Teidce thaii owner ,'will 'fyi.v, aj 7i ? consiacr ,an exciiangetyr ; '-iV i"'slam';a;:;ife); acres of "tiWvl,, : ..f.jr): L? land near Summeirfilte' " ;":' thatbwner ..-ii '. " The following are registered at the Sommer: J. C. Rea, Geo. M. Payton, R.iC. Kingsley and wife, A. A. Bau man, W. S. Young, A. E. Bruce, all of Portland; Mrs. Geo. Conley, Cove; J. P; Plover; Portland;. J. jL.Lattman, Ben Etteson, E. B. Bridge San Fran cisco; F. A. Smith, Seattle; I. Caudle, St Louis; J. H. Clark and P. R. McMillan, Paraguay; H. E.vBrandt, St Paul; I. W. Ware, SaJt Lke.' - The following are registered fit the Foley :,i' Jno. Dean, C." L.Tjhiompson, Mrs., J. M. Blakely, all of ;Cove; E. T. Tucker Salt Lake; -.'M.1' -w.j Gil, Grand Rapids; F. Thorsen, Gooding, Idoho; Hattie Sutherland, Union; J. E. Miller, H. Neer, W. C Cooper, Portland;" W. H. RockfeTIow, Seattle; A. T. Warner, Union;; Paul F. Een daD,. Seattle; O. Schult?, Tom Rich ardsouirJ.' H. Hollister, W.; C. Man gold, all of Portland; . G. A. HaighV ' j I i 1 1 s i i' i ii- -'I i IT '-' I' .1 Orando property i) t n j .i Portland property to exchange for-lLa i.-ii- c .'th I have Tlin.;f ftsa loaf fam rlava T hVA .hit A' liBtAirlNv II- J. . 1 JT ";I-1 J three . extraordinary values cEa' Grande residence , , property, '.he jprices are verre attractive and if you , ever consideredi owning your home you should call and permit, me to present tnese to you. - !cemember,.tms tnat gooo real estate nas reacn-v x ,-in fuiiure just ia littk. ; The Currency; Bill will soon be , v: in operation, 'nip more panics. ; The next thing com- ; ', . , ing is "the Farmera Credit : Systemj this means '' 1 cheap money' hi the very near futurelcheap money . ' .' always means-higher, prices. ,, ; y: -. - . y'r -l 'V: ii. -'; SV. '?". CT,.'',', a.-Jittv";' ' -.' .'-I f ft . JV l.i ill ! Ii -::.( :. ''I Ci-. iffe iv no aciis Kcai instate 1 lit Ml, La Grande, Oregon .is s m ffiA- I- s :i 'ft '8 Aa . :' T-.-.'VS-tF a' - h:'.:ft':,'.' i I : I . 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