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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1914)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1914 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' , Auisifivn - - ' ' : twejBjBjBJJBMBBjBJMEBgBjBfJBBjBjB ,:- " "''J Yftt . I, .OTRRI TKIEATREL Starting SUNDAY, January 18th For 4 Days SUNDAY - NIGHT - ONLY ifjpa'' Kenworthy Players With Helen Duffy, don't miss 1 em a '.,'...... . . . . . Rive: Famous Play in Three Acts CHANGE Of PLAV EACH NIGHT SPECIAL PRICES i e it : , ill v s i SUNDAY NIGHT--A - REAL - TREAT New - Songs, - Music - and - Scenery "One of the Best. Stock Companies thaIl. H&&um Theatre v.'l; '-: :..-;'" , " ", T , " y ::;Viri.iC ....... "-- - . . i LOCAL BBETITIBS. Ladies, have your combings made up in a sanitary shop, at Wests Quality store. 1-17, 2t. All kind of fancy and plain sewing done promptly, . , . Hr8' , hJ&SS. Phone black 1591. Prices Very reas onable. , Ad.-l-6tf. - n Tinn t.k much talked of and bent thought of cigar on the market Some smoke for 5c. All dealers. - . . l-17tf. With each tooth brush wo ero giv ing a sanitary glass holder . New lin Drug Co. . .. ;-::v Hnt rirv &lr at 12 degrees in a Croom Will cause to the occupant 'a fchiiiy uncomfortable feeimg, wou. the same room at a temperature oj 62 degrees with proper humidity an,a plenty of fresh air will be pleaaanter .j v.nMni. hesides there is ana mure : ectnomy in the fuel, consumed. Peo ple shut up in steam neaiea .. soon become nervous and irriUble. une oi :""" , . j. from a steam heated apartment is nasal catarrh. The air must u? distributed about the room so per sons in every part of the house may receive good air. The warm air furnace system prop erly installed, is at present the only available system for the proper heat- J ..t;iotinr f A home. A Torrid Warm Air Furnace will mi all of these requirements. LA GRANDE CORNICE WORKS . . i Co.. 402 N. w St . Harris BWk.. Phone Red 1831. : : l-12.tf Take your choice of all Ladie Suits at $9.90, at West's. ; The Evening Observer ra sale at flewlin's Book Store. V ' . v ; - Big Sale of Embroideriea starts Monday at West's. , The . Evening Observer on sale at Hewlin's Book Store. family were cafled to the bedside of t.j!p mother. She is reoortea some better this morning but is not. out of danger. .v;:'v.y ; i.'-.V . -V -. . , Mrs. J. O. Maxwell, oi nras,.ir- '..'!..',. rived,' thil morning to be the guest -;'': 'i!;.,R ,,;i'i' ff' s0f her sister, Mrs.- J.r uaviason oi ;;PBBSONALS. ;this city, for an indefinite time. ; ' s -- Vnihinir In ' all the newest styles reduced 25 Percent at West's, Sidney Lyle, the well known plno tuner, is in town. Orders iei i office will receive prompt awenuon, accompanied by Mrs. Alex Lindsey of this city, who went out for a like purpose. ' ' : Mrs. Safford; M. M. Massey, Port- iUI Da ubvj -.. -T - land; L. M. , Fields, Vale; W. K. Ec- cles, A. Shockley and if . n. au"- son, Baker. j'-J'i- v'V'. i: .Mrs. Harley Smith will leave to- ; " ;::J i,- -:;::?.:X j n'jght for Burley and Twin Falls, Ida .T W. Chandler, the stock man, went ho, and will visit in Salt Lake be- to Island City this morning to receive lore returning nonw. vjv'w'-f, m . . Mrs. L. Morgan, oi Kameia, nu Lenore Lewis, 6f this city, went to sister; to the Bi family, left this Summerville- today to visit ' with monung ior -friends. ' v.rf- Jo.r Lf vi- Mrs; John Shaw, of this city, went!; Jap' Stevens, of . out to Alicel to inspect things on .the , tling works, went to Union mlOw farm. ' ' his noon in the interest ot the; bot - . v ' ",: y ' tling busmesB. ' . " r W.u. t...vw.VA. ImM. who has i i1 . XUIII. iVUtlWAMW.J ... . l been a guest bt Hot Lake for a week Mr Kettia Rich, of Union, return d to that place after transacting business in LaGranae-v-:,. lA' ;,r, O. A. Casper, of Union, who was in the city pn business, returned this BOOB. 'y':'V u.. Tnm Mnrran and children 0? . ... O r Kamela. arrived in the city this morn ing on a shopping tour. .,, . ;, Mrsl L. J. Ferguson, who has been visiting, in La Grande for a week or more, left today Xor BaKer, ner nome, VJ!A6 i vnnr hair is falling out., have it Binged at " West's Quality Storfe. 1 a BITTER t The photographer in your town. returned hftfne today. .ThiiBnh Dechants and Masco Jespero went to Palmer Junction this morn ing where they will work for the Pal mer Lumber company. Mrs. Lizzie Carlisle and a lady friend went to Joseph where they will be the guests of friends for the day ! Mr. and Mrs. Hodson left today for ah fnr Ladles and Misses at Half Price during West's 16th Annual Sale. We have the best line of stock and poultry suppiles in this region. . Now . is the time to uso these goods h profit Newlin Drug Co. I-21- Your choice of 50 Udies? and Misses' 'Coats for $1.19, at wew . The Evening Onserver on sale at Newlln's Bodk Store, John Pullos an- -nonnA to the public that .they have UUCI1CU Smw w - - HI1U Uiiuaiu .f , Ave. They will also ell .cigars, smoker's articles, candies They solicit your trade. A line of Overcoats, up to $15 reduced to $5.00 at West's. MrsC F: SV Bramwell, recently op erated on for appendicitis, was very ill last night and members of the rT,HWnn whpm thev will spend Sun day with fiends. Mr. Hodson is an employee of the O.-W. Toby Butler, an employee of the 0.-W., left today to be the guest of his brother, Father Casimir Butler, parish priest at HermiBton. Jno. Freidlin, of Hampshire, Iowa, nff In the city this morning '.' '- ... .... Miss Lizzie Welsh who is attending. Is on nis way w the local high school, went out to , Finnffton Imbler this morning to spend ine insnection week end with her parents. maVe hig luture Fred J. Taylor, of the Eastern Ore-, home in this vicinity. V h Interests of the business. , JOB, i"., ...w.v- ... - FOR SAIE Indian Motorcycle In Excellent Condition. The first reasonable offer will be accepted. See L. D. HOWLAND, Room 14, La Grande Nat. Bank, Building. Phone Main 83 . PURE FOODS, SAUCES, CON DIMENTS : AND - PICKLES FROM H. J. HEINZ VO. MUSHROOM KETCHUP The v extracted juice of fresh mush v rooms blended . with walnut ' ' Juice, anchovies; and U malt f vinegar, spiced and seasoned. CREAM OF CELERY BOUP i Prepared with fresh, white cel ery, enriched with pure sweet ; cream ready to serve by plac ing can in, boiling water7 for ; twenty minutes. "PREPARED MUSTARD GLASS v TUMBLERS-rMade from the best seed grown in - England, France and Italy. The t vinegar used in its preparation i. u.i.. white Wine.' ' HEINJ5 BAKED BEANS Only, choice hand picked white beans and selected pork are used in the preparation of the . baked beans. Thoroughly baked (not boiled.) Phone Main 80 for Helm Va rleties Pattison Bros. Grocery route to Lostine where iney w. . visit friends and relatives for a week or ten days. ' aBinvMungnvyZ-- - Hot Tamales Wholesale and Retail The Club Mrs. Delia Wagner, wife of Dr. Wagner the chiropractor, went to Summerville tnis morning u no ; y, t the her husband who is . practicing at A. Wealty, of Elgin, can to tM that nlace ' city yesterday anu BWiuF tnat piace. . . , that ad- . . lions lvr aw Peter and E. L. Branson passed joins his. property. J8"0" through La Grande on their way to of the leading farmers of that com, Wallowa. They have just returned munity. . u: .. n nnfn ' from vaie wnere mey yioiwv I Eastern Oregon Produce Co. I inTTNDS TO A TON Famous Uon Rk Springs Coal NUT FOB TMRANGl . LUMP FOB THB HEATJH Cos-. firMBWoW am .Knew. PImm Maisi 7N. their parents. . r..n TTvatt. a leadine merchant and miller of Enterprise, passed through j La Grande this morning to that place from Portland where he has been for some time on business. , A V.. Barber, of Colfax, Wash., passed through the city today en 4i TCntornriRe where he will AVUW , . M inspect land and look; over prospects generally. Mrs. Clara Holtz, of Friend, Neb., arrived m the city laBt night and left today for Lostine where she will be the guest of her son and aaugnter-in-law. : i . TALKING ABOUT ELECTRIC Mm. FjiM 7nr.de! and son "Tubby' went to Imbler this morning to spend the day with relatives. They wete Anna Niler. teacher at Telo- ATI. lOO ' ( -t 4. thrnncrh the City this moming enroute to summer""" spend the week end with her parents. She was accompanied by two of her Dunils, Mabel Hill and Rita Titus. The following are registered at the Foley: L. Coblentx, Portland; R. P. , Hutton; F. O. Robc; James Erickson; j C. E. Vest, Enterprise; r . n. o- maker, H. B.-Smalley, EeatUe; Chas. Levison, N. Y.; E. O. Compton, St Louis; C. B. McConnell, Burns; Geo C. MiUer, Pendleton; E. G. Brando, Vale; O. Basker. ; v 1 ' The following are registered at the Sommer: Chas. Taylor, St Joe, Mo.; c.ntin. Geo. N. Talor, J. W. Ml ' . - tA RnVi Dnman. all of Fort- r v. Tuitrhtnn. North Yakima 1AI1U, - ' i . e.t V n. Vroomau. E. K Uet Us Put One Up For You Free of Initial Cost E. O. . P. Co 1 I if ha f si i - m 9
