La Grande evening observer., February 06, 1914, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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jjjTRTDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1914
You are you, and pot the man next
doer. Let us build you suit, which
hejpa you to be you. Tbe Wardrobe,
Merchant Tailoring. 8-8, 5, 7.
Repairs to plumbing neatly done.
J. G. Durst.
The Evening, Observer on sale at
Newlin'a Book Store.
Just Try Them
i and Ycu Will Use
Wo Others.
Hill'sDmgStore
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3PU lit&xaSJb Storm
Free and Prompt Delivery
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will materially enhance the property
are eoinjr on. J. M. Kohl has the con-
John Collier is having his home on
Washington avenue extensively re
paired on the exterior. An improv
ed porch and other improvements that
are going on.
tract.
BITTER,
The photographer in your town.
1-1-tf.
The only way a bed bug can get!
in a man's gold watch U between the
ticks. Mr. E. Polack, of the City
Grocery and Bakery, has remedy
for getting him back out. He says
sprinkle a little La Grande Made
Flour on the outside edge of the rim
and then he'll soon appear. , So when
you want La Grande Made Flour call
us up, as we're the only store on
Depot street who sells it Sommer
hotel block. 2-6, It.
PERSONALS. "
Mrs. Geddes of this city, was a pas
senger to Baker yesterday.
Buy your garden seeds in bulk. Our
fresh seed now arriving. Guaranteed
to grow, or your money back;
La Grande Seed and Floral Co,
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Mr. and Mrs, Chauncey Bunting
went V Baker this noon on business.
Wm. Blane of Enterprise,' returned
this morning from a trip of inspection
to Merced, California.
' Elmore I. Gilstrap, Christian min
ister of Elgin, left for that place after
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Bed
daks'.
Cross Drug
Store for
. 2-6tf.
Ko-
Harvey house coffee Utahna grill.
Here's Your Chance
Let me baild yon a heme. I have
a few choice lots and will build you
a home for $500.. down, balance
monthly 'installments, equal to rent.
Kohl, the contractor. Phone Main
724. 1-29-tf
The Woodmen of the World will transacting business in La Grande.
hold their regular meeting this even
ing in the I. O. 0. F. hall at 7:30.
All visitors are welcome. E. P. Mar
tin, deputy head consul, will be pres
ent. There will be initiation of 15
candidates by the team.
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Clam
Chowder
Sidney Lyle, the well known piano
tuner, is in town. Orders left at this
office will receive prompt attention.
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Mrs. Redy of Union, passed through
the county seat on business this morn
ing. She. is enroute to Wallowa. ;
Mrs. F. B. Hopper of Telocaset,
passed through the city this morning
on her way to Elgin where she will
visit with relatives for some time.
Fresh fish served deliciously and
all styles each Friday at Utahna
Grill, Depot street
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GOOD PLUMBING, like good
clothes, wears and satisfies. -. J. G.
DURST will, explain how and why.
Flowers make an appropriate Val
entine gift . See the new baskets in
our windows.
La Grande Seed and Floral Co.
2-4,8t j ... ; .:, ,
Hot water bottles. The guaranteed
kind. Red Croa Drug Store. 2-6tf.
Mr. Ellsworth Ellis, vocal instructor
' and dramatic director announces his
services to the public. Special at
tention given to toniurodnetkn and
expressions. Phone Red 3772. 1-27-tf
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...The Evealnff Observer on sale at
NewBn Book Store." - -K .
A . man caught taking goods from
the Jas. White Grocery, Finally Re
leased. Seems Mrs. May Desilet sold
this man some goods, telling him to
help himself in the ware room. Earl
Kinsey not knowing of this sale
caught the man going out with two
sacks of Blue Stem Flour, then the
trouble started, until he found that
the man had paid for the flour. So
everything is satisfactorily fixed up.
2-6, It.
Mrs. Geo. McVey of La Grande,
left this morning for Pendleton
S O. Humbert of Encrene. financial vhs nhn will visit her sister Mrs.
secretary, of the Eugene Bible school, ' stickler, for a few days.
a college under the auspices of thel
Christian church and conducted for C. E. Hackman, the local cigar
young women, left the city this morn-; man, was among the passengers to
ing after transacting business in the Union thjs noon in the interest of the
interest of the school. The school trade.
now has an enrollment of 125 and is
the only school of its kind on the
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill of this city,
MONET TO LOAN.
On improved real property in Union
eounty, no delays, current rates. La
Grande Investment company, V
Fourteen years in the plumbinig
business has taught me the trade. J.
G. Durst.
" Your shoe repairing .done in first
class manner, from best material, at
L; J. French Shoe . Store by ,8, C
Klngsfey. - -v.t 2-2, tf.r
Magazines, Cigars ?: Taxi Service, Pfcone Main 765
The Club
Bowling-Barber Shop-Billiards
v New West Bldg.
Pacific coast. It is opposite the left this morning for Portland where
University of Oregon, and some of the ' they will visit with Mrs. Frank Bat-
inmates of the school take in the chelder for a number of weeks, .
University. , - -- '
J Mrs. Rodmore and daughter Clara,
, - ; - ! wj,Q arriTed yesterday f rojn Mission,
Violets for St Valentine's day. ' c-ri-d- on their way to Enterprise,
Leave your order now. 1 lrfi for that city this morning.
la uranae seea ana norai co.
2-4,8t.
The charity society would like a
contribution of a cook stove for poor morning,
persons who lost their in the fire last
night ... An old stove that will cook
and bake will answer the purpose.
Inform Mrs. Schilke, Black 832.
A. J. Wisdom of Elgin, who has
J been away for some weeks on busi
ness in Salt Lake returned nome wis
"'A German service will be held at,
the - Lutheran church Sunday after,
noon at 2:30 o'clock.- These Ger-
L. Makin who has spent moBt of
the -winter in Twin Falls, jassed
through the city on his way home in
Enterprise this morning.
Mrs. H. R. Patton and children Ed
win, Donald and vernon, leii una,
vmAotiim. tii tYioiv linm Aftai1 a ntefLS-
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man servicesnuve vUit in the county seat
ciated ana weal aneuaea in mo jhwu
These meetings every second Sun-1 Mr& c p Fen.in 8nd Mr8
day afternoon of the month at 2:30 thig citVi re in Union where they
Campbell's is Real
CLAM CHOWDER
You'll say so too, if you ever
try it for dinner.
"The delicious broth will make
you think you are down at the,
shore again in July with the sea
breeze blowing over the beach.
"And the tender clams that
are cut up in the broth, the bits
of salt pork and the cubed pota
toes ana the tomatoes and all
it makes anyone hungry just to
think of it.
The price 15c ; a can 2 for 25c
No trouble to make, just heat
the contents of one can; add
pinch of soda; then heat' separ
ately one can of milk.
Mix before serving.
PattisonBros.Grocery
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performed church work. They re-
You had better ask your Grocer for
"Eastern Oregon .Best"
A Hard Wheat flour
are open to all and a cordial invita
tion is extetnded also to others than evening.
memoers ox me cnurcn.
El Tine, the much talked of and
best thought of cigar on the market
Some smoke for 6e. AH dealers.
l-17tf.
I Mrs. George Gray of La Grande,
left this morning for Pendleton where
j she will visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Brousha, for a number of
weeks' . .
Anyone knowing of work which a
man or mature boy can perform will
oblige the charity society of the city
by informing Mrs. Fred Schilke, phone
black 332. There are men who wart,
work, and this will be supplied if
possible. Snow shoveling, sawini
wood or anything of that nature.
C. A. Houghtaling the architect,
hose plr.ns have been accepted for
the new Catholic church to be built
tlih summer, left this morning for
lib home in Portland.
THREE NICELY
ROOMS for light
Phone Black 3102.
FURNISHF.l)
housekeeping;
2-tf.
Hr. and Mrs. William Henry of
I:n'c!er, left this morning with their
Utile daughter Irma, who has been in
the hospital for a number of weeks
recovering from the effects 'of an op
eration for appendicitis.
ClothesTailored
For Temperaments as
well as for forms
Mrs. O. W. Moon, mother of Henry
Dray, and Mrs. Henry. Dray arrived
inthe city this noon from Portland
where they have been at the bedside
of Henry Dray who died at St Vin
cents hospital.
' LET US MEET AND TOGETHER WE CAN CREATE CLOTHES
FOR YOU WORTHY OF YOUR PERSONALITY. TO BE WORTHY
OF YOUR PERSONALITY YOUR CLOTHES MUST FIT THAT
PERSONALITY IN COLOR, SHAPE, TEXTURE, ADAPTATION
TO FORM PECULIARITIES AND ALL THE OTHER DIFFEREN
CES WHICH ONLY A HIGH-CLASS MERCHANT TAILOR TAKES
INTO ACCOUNT.
OUR PRICES ARE NOT HIGH, MEASURED BT THE VAL
UES, INSPECT OUR WOOLENS
THE WARDROBE,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN MERCHANT TAILORING.
J Dan Ward, Jr., of Spokane, a prom
inent Knight of Columbus of Spokane
left this morning for his home city
after transacting business in tli3 in
terest of the Standard Acciden: In
surance company.
Mrs. Roy Fraser and little sister
Mildred Byers, of Lyle, Washington,
left for Elirin today after transacting
business in La Grande. Mibs Byers
is making her home with her sister
In Elgin indefinitely.
! C. D. Poague of Joseph, returned
to that place this morning after tak
ing several cars of sheep to the Port
land market for L. Jones. He suc
ceeded in topping the market with
his stock but the market was weak
and even the top was nothing to brag
of.
Bishop Robert Paddock of the Epis
copal church, left this morninc? after
attending the celebration at Honan
hnll in memory of the liquidation of
the last vistage of indebtedness on
the building. He will, be back in the
city some time in April to hold con
firmation services. His seat is at
Hood Rive.
A. T. Hill the former druggist,
arrived last night from Ogden, Utah,
where he had gone on business. In
cidentally he attended the banquet
given tbe retail merchants by the
Amalgamated Sugar company, which
was a big affair. ,, Mr. Hill spoke
in the best of terms concerning this
banquet and the many interesting
things that came up for discussion.
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The Evening Obftrr er on sale at
Newlin's Book Store.
"The Best Laxative 1 Know Of."'
"I have sold Chamberlain's Tablet
for several, years. People who have-
used them,' will take nothing else. r
can recommend them to my custom
ers as the best laxativr and sure for
constipation that I know of," write
Frank Strouse, Fruitland, Iowa. For
sale by all dealers.
A pile remedy that in entirely dif
ferent from anything cine; used both
externally and internally, acting any
the blood as well as on the diseases
a remedy without a superior. It is
Meritel Pile Remedy, made and guar
anteed by tbe American Drgu and
Press Association. Newlin Drug Co.
Retail Department Phone Main 8
For Lumber, Lath
Shingles, Sash and Doors
t Ruberoid Roofing
GEORGE PALMER LUMBER O
LXLJlJ
V.'
U. LOTTIES
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
1118 Jeff erscn Ave
La Grande Ore.'
FOR PRICES & QUALITY
ON '
WHISKIES
WINES
BRANDIES ' ')
GINS, ETC.
PHONE. Blach 51
Distributor Of
Letup's St. Louis Beer