La Grande evening observer., January 23, 1914, Image 5

FRIDAY, JANUARY 1914
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
t LOCAL BBEHTIE8.
Benjamin Clothing all reduced 25 for best lady and gentleman. Skat-
per cent during west s 16th Annual
I Colo 1 '
inn Sunday afternoon and night.
J,!Ctators free, v 1-19, 6t..
Take your' choice of any ladies'
suit or coat in West's store for $9.90.
It.
All kind of fancy, and plain tewing
done promptly. Mrs. . I Castle,
phone black 1591. Price very reas
onable. ' , ' Ad. l-6tf.
YOU can get your BREAD ' and
PASTRY most any hour, at
GEO. YOUNG'S.
1-23, 3t. '
With each tooth brush wg aro giv
fog a sanitary glass holder . New
lin Drug Co.
v
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. . ..." : '
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All hair goods sold under a posi
tive guarantee, and anvexact match
given, or no sale. At West's Quality
Store.
The Evening Otwerver on sale at
Newlin's Book Store. . ,
A Full Line of BREAD and PAS
TRY at GEO. YOUNG'S. ;
1-23, 8t . ; . ." :: -.
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 Domestig
Science and Art of the La Grande
schools. AH who. are interested in
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 so desired by those pres
ent. 1-20-5 times : ..
A Full Line of BREAD and PAS
TRY at GEO. YOUNG'S, ;
1-23, 3t. , . .
hurts
Fruits
IF YOU' SEEK THE BEST
TASTING CALIFORNIA
FRUITS, TRY HUNT'S
3 Cans For $tM
Lemon Cling Sliced Peaches
Egg Plums -
Bartlett Pears ; -Royal
Ann Cherries
Hiawaian Sliced Pine Apple
- Apricots
The kind that is not Lye Peeled.
FOR SALE BY
Pattison Bros.
Grocery
We have the best .'nt of stock and
poultry supplies in this region. , Now
is the time to use these goods with
profit Newlin Drug Co. l-12tf.
R. A. Booth of Eugene, is a visitor
in the. city tcday, stopping at the
Sommer. : ' Mr. Booth' is a candidate
for United States Senator to succeed
George E. Chamberlain, : :"
YOU can get your BREAD
PASTRY most any hour, at ; "
GEO. YOUNG'S.
1-23, St.
and
Switches dved. hleanhed nr rann.
vated. Hairdressine. manicuring. 1
scalp -treatment 'and facial 'work by , Word received' from' Eugene is to
a graduate of Beauty Culture. We .the effect that Ray Williams of this
sterilize after each customer. Sale .cityis slowly improving after an at
tack of pneumonia. He is reported
convalescent in letters to his relatives
,in this city.'- . ,'
but his name is believed to.be Cit-
BEe.-.i Tor aiarinello toilet prepara
tions. At West's Quality Store.
' Sidney Lyle, the well known piano
tuner, is in town. Orders left at this
office will receive prompt attention.
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- Baker vs. La Grande M. I. A. to
morrow night basketball.
Special Price, on Lump Coal until
February 1st $7.50 per ton of 2001
pounds. Cash on delivery. Get your
, 1 orders in quickly as the time is limit-
See West's window of Suits and' d- Phone Main .700.
Overcoats priced at ?11.25-tA New EASTERN OREGON PRODUCE CO.
Styles ' It. - 1 " :
1 , 1 El Tino, the much talked of and
best thought of cigar on the market
Some smoke for 5c7 All dealers.
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Special Price on Lump Coal until
February 1st $7.50 per ton of 2001
pounds. Cash on delivery. ' Get your
orders in quickly as the time is limit
ed. Phone Main 700
EASTERN OREGON PRODUCE CO.
Basketball tomorrow night.'
The Evening Observer on sale at j
Newlin's Book Store. .
& $ $
; BITTER.
The photographer in your town.
1-1-tf.
" PERSONALS. :
Society Brand Suits all reduced 25
percent during West's 16th Annual
Sale. It
Dan Hynes left today for Lostine
in the interest of his company.
I&ST a crocnet hand 'bag, contain
ing purse with money, on N Ave.,
,- between "Adams and Seventh, re
turn to Mrs. E. F. Buck, 1307 Ad
ams. ' , 1-23, 2t.
FOR RENT 520-acre farm, fto.
acres under cultivation; some mea
dow. Write W., Care, of Obser-
, ver. 1-23, 2t. p.
Cough Medicine rr Children,
Never give a child a cough medl
cine thkt contains opium in any form.
When opium is given other and more
serious diseases may follow,. Long
experience . has demonstrated that
there is no better or safer medicine
for coughs', colds and croup In children
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
It is equally valuable for adults. Try
it It contans no opium or other
harmful drug. For sale by all dealers.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved real property in Union
county, no" delays, current rates. La
Grande Investment company, toley
Fred Densler left today for Enter-,
prise whither he had been called on
account of illness of his wife.' .
The Evening Observer - on sale at
Newlin's Book Store. . - !
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Tomorrow night Commencing at
8:30, the Baker Y. M. C.'A. and the
La Grande M. I. A-meet on the high
school gymnasium fldor for a fast
game of basketball, i Remember the
hour. ,',.', . .' .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bay and
daughter have returned from a visit
with relatives in Portland.
W. E. Ruckman ,of Enterprise was
among the. passengers to. that place
today. - ' . , '
'The Grand Union Tea Co., 402 N.
Fii St., Harris Bldg., Phone Red
mi.;.;'' i-i2.tf.
Mrs. , Sam Parker of La Grande,
left, today for Elgin, to visit with
friends for a number of days.
Many Pay Fines.
'.'Booze" was responsible for d
large grist in the municipal mill this
morning. One could have : almost
sung the, direful song to the tune of
"All Doing the Same," or with some
additions to "Nearly Everybody Is
Doing It." The rigamarole sounds
veryymuch like, "in again, out again,
drunk again, fool again." The latter
is the proverbial soijg which a thick
head sings on the morning after the I
night before, and is as old as Uncte
Tom's Cabin and as theradbare as
Noah's ark. ' . .. "
Here's the roll call: J. M. Hudson,
drunk, $10; Jjno. Peterson, drunk,,
$25; H. Farley, drunk, $10; Mr. Som
mers, "lifting" from a drunk, $10."
In addition to these operations of
the police department information
reached this city of the jail break in
Weiser, Idaho. . The local men have,
been on ' the lookout for these men
and all passing passenger trains have
been searched in, an effort to appre-,
hend the jail fowl.
Frank McCollough was committed
to the county jail to await the meet
ing of the grand jury. His prelim-
inary hearing developed enough evi-
. Excellent for Stomach Trouble.
"Chamberlain's faMeta are just
fine for stomach trouble," writes Mrs,
G. C. Dunn, Arnold, Pa. i- "I was
bothered with this complaint for some
time and frequently had billions at
tacks. Chamberlain's Tablets af
forded me great relief from the first
and sine taking one bottle of them
I feel like a different person." For
sale by all dealers.
M:l: . c tiiim
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Red Cross Drug Store
FOR RENT 6-room furnished Tnouse
1404 O Ave. Phone Red 601.
1-23, 2t p.
Skating Wednesday night, Satur
day afternoon. Saturday night will
be a hardtime skate at Rink. Prizes
Tom Jones left for Summerville,
his home, this morning; after trans
acting business in the county seat,
y Guy Hobson of Baker, left today
for Imbler,' where he will transact
business for several days. .
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Omen
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C. E. Cole left this morning for
Elgin "and other branch line points
in the interest of the Rumley Manu
facturing company. -;
Phone, Red 3931. La Grande.
FRESH -TAMALES AND ',
CHILI
-All kinds
of
HOT DRINKS
Ice Cream
Finest Line of
Fresh Candies
in town
E.OT TAMALES, OYSTER
COCKTAIL, HOT BEEF TEA,
HOT TOMATO NECTOR. .
We Carry a FjullUne of
Bread and Pastry
Mrs. C. A. Wagner, wife of Dr. C,
A. . Wagner, the chiropractor now
practicing in Summerville, left to-.
day to be with her husband. She
will be gone indefinitely.
dence to pursue this course and his
rbail was eet at $1000 which he failed
to secure. ' .".
', Reuben Cisco was yesterday bound
over to the grand jury after having
been , arrested at Huntington and
.brought' back here on a charge of
stealing about $40 of merchandise
from the Golden Rule etore. He was
bound over on $1000 bail by Justice
Williams. The goods alleged to have
been stolen includeed a pair of blan
kets, $5; suit of clithes $10; shoes
$2.50;, coat and vest $8; safety razor
$5. He was arrested as John . Doe
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U. LOTTIES
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
1118 Jefferson Ave v v
La Grande Ore.1
-.: FOR PRICES & QUALITY
' WHISKIES - t .
WTNES v ,
BRANDIES m i'
, ' GINS, ETC.
PHONE. Black 51
Distributor Of
Lemp's St. Louis Beer
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hmterman of
Enterprise, returned last night from
Portland, where they have been
guests of Mrs. Poley for a number of j
weeks. '
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Johnson and
daughter Clara, of Dayton, Wn.,
passed through the city today en
route to Enterprise where they will,
be the guests of Mrs. C. Turner,
mother of Mrs. Johnson. ".
Y CIGARS CONFEaiONERY
The Club
Bowling - Billiards Pistachio Nuts
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C. K. Bryson of Payton, 'Washing-,
ton, passed through the city this
morning on his way to ' Enterprise,
where he will visit with his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. an J Mrs. Scott,
for an indeterminate period, t
Mrs. Elsie Tucker -and son, Archie,
and Mrs. Savage of Portland, passed
through La Grande this morning on
their way to Enterprise, where they
will be the guests of Fred Savage, son
of Mrs. Savage, and brother-in-law of
Mrs. Tucker. ' '
Fred Shuster of Peoria, Illinois, ac
companied by ' his son Charles, ar
rived in La Grande yesterday and
left today for Enterprise to be the
guest pf his brother in Enterprise,
He will be in the valley a month or
Berry Bros.
Grocery
We carry a full line of P. S.
Canned Goods and also all
kinds of Staple Groceries, Veg
etables and Fruits in season.
Notice , our . window to pick
your vegetables for" Sunday:
Lettuce, ' Celery, Cauliflower,
Green Peppers, Cabbage, Car
rots, Turnips, Parsinlps, Beets
and Sweet Spuds '
Phone Main 721.
son Bros.
FORMERLY OF THE CLUB TAILORS
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Have purchaser the place of F. E. Wilhelm and
will run a Pirst-Olass Cleaning and Pressing Plant
in connection with the Tailoring Shop. .
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ALL WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
I Wilson Bros.,
New Foley Building,
Phone Black 1761
SPECIAL PRICE
For 10 Days only. Cash on Delivery.
LUMP COAL, $7.50 Per Ton 2001 Lbs.
Eastern Oregon Produce Co.
Cor. gsswd art! Jeffsrton. ,
Phono Mass 70,
L. Schaeffer of Baker, passed
through the county seat today en
route to Elgin, where he will trans
act "business. Tomorrow he will pro
ceed to Wallowa to be the guest of his
brother, Henry. Mr. Schaeffer bears
the distinction of having been among
the first six families to enter Wallc-.
wa county for the purpose of making
that section his home. His wife, now
deceased, had come through thin sec
tion of the state in 1860 and was one
of the earliest settlers.
; ,Kow ra.,s I Hawlr'c WMf a firpinoji-nns
bp0 "ATHENA', WINTER : LAYING - STRAIN
fWUml EGGS - FOR - HATCHING
I Vil; ''.r'.'i ri 1 R " I have selected from my flock my very best male and sis females, all
I I ": ''''.' I R which are big, strong, healthy, vigorous birds of exceptional geod o.ual-
t-... fl ity and type. These birds comprise Pen No. 1. 1 can only spare a limited
I W&ffiM?Wfy 1 number of eggs from this pen which are 15 for $5.00. Place your: order
&Vx'ft! I early or you will be too late. 1 '
I ' 'r' -jr Eggs from Pen No. 2 can be had for $3.00 per setting of 15 and from
if ? y, I Pen No. 3 at $2.00 per 15. These birds are all strong, healthy and vig-
n r:iv'Z:rJ& Do not ask for Cockerels as the demand has already ben greater
PsV ih,M 1 COU'd 8upply- ;
scored by judge Mine, purvi. jg, N HAWKS, Athena, Ore. I