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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1914)
TUESDAY, JANTJAKY 20, 1914 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER aw 13 SHERRY T HEATH E- THE BIG FUN SHOW RENWORThY PLAYERS TO-NIGHT An Old Maid's HUSBAND In Three Acts For Laughing Purposes Only r i III TO-NIGHT An 0d Maid's -'. ' :. :HiSBMD fn Tftree Acfs Miss Duffy. Children 10c. Adults 25c. . LOCAL BEE VI TIES, i 4 , i ' Ladies, if your 1air is falling out, ' have it singed t West's Quality Store. . . . 1-17, 2t J We have the best i!ne of stock and poultry suppiles in this region. Now is the time to use these goods with profit. Newlin Drug Co. - l-12tf. An opportunity is extended to the; women of the city who wish to enroll in a cooking course of twelve lessons under the supervision of . Miss .;' Ed wards,' instructor of Domestic Science and Art of the La Grande schools.' All who are interested in j home and health cooking are invited . to meet Miss Edwards In room. 2 in , La Grande high school building at 7:30 Tuesday evening, January 27, 1914, when class organization will be effected if so1 desired -by those pres ent. 1-20-5 times All kind of fancy and plain sewing done promptly. ' -Mrs. Lv Castle, Phone black 1591. Prices very reas onable. Ad. -l-6tf. Ehinann's Ripe Olives ' . " ' ". (. ' ".t'' In Glass at 30c and 85c In Bulk 30c a Pint . Ehman's ripe olives are packed in glass Jars, and no solder or . acid are used. They are picked with extreme care, so as to re tain the full percentage of oil and the natural salts. , , Ripe Olives are not a mere ap petizerthey are a very valu able food. ' ' FOR SALE BY Pattison Bros. Grocery , Sam Saites and John Pullos an nounce to the public that they have opened a modern and complete pool and billiard parlor at 1116 Jefferson Ave. They will also sell cigars, smoker's articles, candies and sodas. They solicit your trade. ' Ad.-3t ' The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. : 'V"' . BITTER. The photographer in your town. -1-1-tf. The Streets of New York, in four parts, 'at the Arcade tonight.' l-19.lt With each tooth brush wo aro giv ing a sanitary glass holder . New lin Drug Co. El Tino, the much talked of and best thought of cigar on the market. Some smoke for 5c. All dealers. ' V l-17tf. The Streets of New York, in four parts, at the Arcade tonight, l-19.lt Hot dry air at 72 degrees ' in a room will cause to the occupant; a chilly, uncomfortable feeling, while the. same room at a temperature of. 62 degrees with proper humidity and plenty of fresh air will be pleasanter and more healthful, besides there is economy in the fuel, consumed. Peo ple shut up in steam heated rooms soon become nervous and irritable. One of the most common results from a steam heated apartment is nasal catarrh. , The air must be distributed about the room so per sons in-every part of the house may receive good air, -;y ' , The warm air furnace system prop erly installed, is at present the only available system for the proper heat ing and ventilating of a home. - A Torrid Zone Warm Air Furnace will fill all requirements. ' LA GRANDE CORNICE WORKS; 4 ' PERSONALS. $ t . Father Driscoll went to Baker this morning. He will return tonight C. E. Keefer was a business visit or in Union last evening. - . . . : ' Dr. John Fuller of Elgin, was among the passengers to that place today. R. : W. Johnson went to Palmer Junction on business this morning. He will return tonight. 1 morning after spending some time en his property hear Imbler.., ' He also has interests in Pendleton. ;, J. H Haynes of Enterprise, passed through the county seat this morn ing on his way from Portland where he visited with his parents for ten days. ' ... . . Mrs. J. B. Harvey of Elgin, returned last night from Freewater. where she was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Joe Weaver. She left today for her home. The Grand Union Tea Co., 402 N. Fir St., Harris Bldg., Phone Red 1831. l-12,tf. The Streets of New York, in four parts, at the Arcade tonight. ; l-19,lt MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment company, Foley Skating Wednesday night, Satur day afternoon. Saturday night will be a hardtime skate at Rink. Prizes for best lady and gentleman. Skat ing Sunday afternoon and night. gn..tnra Iran 1-1 9. fit. KJWV. U'U 1 Sidney Lyle, the well known piano tuner, is in town. Orders left at this office will receive prompt attention. l-14tf. New Cutter For Andrews. Bros. Andrews Bros, .have secured the services of Jos. Diener a new cutter for their, tailoring establishment, ' a man of many years' experience with Dean & Curtis, of Seattle, one of the ' best known tailoring firms on the Pa- ' cific coast. He has also worked in I some of the best establishments in : the east before coming to the west. Mr. Diener has just recently married and his wife will follow him to this city in a few days. Mr. Diener is 1 enamored of the city and will make his home here. A. J. Pipes of this city, went to Wallowa this morning on business. He will be in La Grande tonight. ;, Attorney Geo. Cochran left today for Enterprise where he will attend to legal.business. . H.E.Westgate of Pilot Rock, was a business visitor Mi the city this morning. . J. T. Williamson went to Pendleton this morning to transact business for several days. Dr. Tape' of Hot Lake, was among the arrivals in La Grande this morn ing. V; Miss Elsie Denuen of Meacham, ar rived in the city this morning to enter the high school. t Hot : : ' 1 , The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. The Streets of New York, in four parts, at the Arcade tonight. ' l-19,lt Tamales Wholesale and Retail The Club Eastern Oregon Produce Co. 3001 POUNDS TO A TON . Famous Lion Rock Springs Coal NUT FOR THE RANGE LUMP FOR THE HEATER , Cot. Greenwood and Jefferson. , Phone Main 700. Modern Brotherhood of America. Rosebud Lodge No. 1413, meets 2nd and 4th Friday nights each month at Moose hall. Visiting members in vited to attend. Lillie Kimmell, Sec. : 1-19,. 6t . The Evening Observer on tale at Newlin's Book Store. Biliousness and Conetleattien Cored. If you are ever troubled with bili ousness or constipation yen will be in terested in the statement of B. F. JBrwin, Pern, Ind. , "A yfcar ago last winter I had an attack ef indigestion followed by biliousness and constipa tion. Seeing Chamberlain's Tablets so. highly recommended, I bought a Wttle of (Item and they helped me right away." Tor tale by all dealers. . Mrs. C. G. Holmes and daughter, Myrtle, of La Grande, left this morn ing to spend the day with friends in Imbler. ' ' ' H. Conner of Western Oregion, passed through the city this morning en route to Elgin where he will live in the future. . v' W. H. Daniels and family of, La Grande, left this morning for Rob inson's camp 'near Looking Gloss, where they will make their home during the winter. ' G. J. Ness, of the Singer Sewing Machine company, left this morning for Elgin in. the interest of the com pany. His headquarters are in Pen-' dleton. , Mrs. Pendergrast and children An na and Mildred, passed through La Grande today on their way to Enter prise where they will make their home in the future. . W. T.' Farrish, an enterprising young merchant of Wallowa, passed through the city this morning on his return trip from Freewater where he visited relatives for te"n days. ' Mrs. . Grace Wynne of Sterling, Colo., is expected to arrive today to be the guest of her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Kerr of this city. who remained to visit, with her broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. Stoop, for an indefinite period. , Read the. advertisement too. Gus Tratse of Elgin, came to the city with . the constable from that place to assist in the prosecution of a game violator. Jerry P. Rusk, the genial attorney of this city, went to Enterprise this morning on legal business. He will return tonight. Professor Mazanti left this morning for his weekly trip to Joseph and Enterprise where he is teaching danc- ing. Miss Hattie McEvers who has been the guest of her f riendsHr. and Mrs. Griffith of this city, returned to her home this morning. L. A. Stoop of Elgin, was a visitor to the city last night. He was ac companied by hijs daughter Elsies, CoolingOff by an open window is produc tive of more ailments than we ' can enumerate here, but in our StOtk Of :- ,:t ':' Drugs and . Medicines will be found remedies for alL Our Blue Mountain Cough Syrup, for coughs,: is a certain cur?. Quick but safe.,: 25c & 50c PER BOTTLE. Red Cross , Drug Store Mrs. Robert Nickell of Vernal. Utah, arrived this mornine- to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Farner or this city for an indefinite time. Jeff Temple of Pendleton, left this 0 Mir nobby Newest Goods Lowest Prices New Line of China, Imported and Domes tic Gold Band, Decorated and Plain Dinnerware v. New Line Spectacles and Cases ': New Post Cards Morgan's 10-25c Store
