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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1914)
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28, 1914. LGRAlpE EVENIa( OBSERVER v. ..PAGE. FIVE, Coming soon to the 'Arcade.'. Paul J.. Rainey's Great African, pictures. PERSONALS. . PAPER The Positive of -Photography Hills Drug V Stored 'U 7h QenaiLi Star LOCAL BREVITIES. ' ''' New Meat Market, 408 Fir, wants dressed hogs, live chickens and fresh eggi. Phone Main 70. 1 2-26,6t. An exhibition of the famous "one step" will be given Saturday night between 10 and 11 at Rex hall by B. M. Sherwood and Calista Love. 4t. MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real property In Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment company, Have you in mind an Easter Suit? See McLeod, the Wardrobe. 2-27,tf. Fresh fish served deliciously and all styles each Friday at Utahno Grill, Depot street . Have you in mind an Easter Suit? See McLeod, The Wardrobe. 2-27tf Shores' Taxi Service. Sommer Ho tel, Main 740. 2-21,tf. Sidney Lyle, the well known piano, tuner, is in town. Orders left at this ' office will receive prompt attention. ". ' l-14tf. You are you and not the man next door; have your Easter clothes built lor you. McLeod, The Wardrobe. . 2-27,tf. : ,i . -' ' B. F. Owenberg of Enterprise, came to the city last nisrht on a business trip. He returned today. f ; . , Mrs. Nlta Wielty of Wallowa, re- & .11... i f . . . i i.urnca noma ims morning alter visit- J Inn. in Walln Wall. J.... ... ... ........ .vl oo.o.a. uojo. Mrs. L, F. Stewart of La Grande, left this morning to visit with home folks in Wallowa for a week or more. Henry Morg of Wallowa; returned ' to that city this morning after shop ping in La Grande. 500 new and up to date suitings to I w . ,, ,. . . , select from. Call and look them over. oft- . . r , . otetson, new spring shapes. We carry 1 Mrs. Alice Jennlson of La Grande, left today to visit with her daughter 'at Minam for a few days, The Toggery. We VJill Give Away a $15.00 Lamp ' It is beautiful with its hand - the Observer Pennant Table C of the $21 worth of prizes or n ' table cover you can make out o a prize if you try hard enough. of the lamp in this paper.' Ydii ful State of Oregon pennant. painted shade. It will be given in over Contest. Whether you win any ot you will possess the beautiful f Observer Pennants, but you can win i Read about it and see the picture 'must hurry if you want the beauti- They' are. going fast. OBSERVER PENNANT COUPON. , This Coupon, with two others of different dates and 16 .- cents, (to cover incidentaj ost) entitles the bearer to one -Observer Pennant when presented at the Observer office. By ' mail, five cents extra to cover postage and packing. Name Address 71777. Pennant desired ........ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914 ( ' Do not order Pennants in advaace. They will not be issued befere the stipulated week. (( , the largest line of hats in the city. The Toggery, The Evening Observer on sate at Newlin Book store and the Club. Harvey house coffee Utahna grill. R. E. Herbert of Wallowa, returned home today after shopping in the city. v Edith Welch a high school pupil, left this moning for Rinehart to spend the week end with her par ents. ' Coming soon to the Arcade. Paul J. Rainey's Great African pictures. Cost ?200,000. ; . 2-27,tf. Your shoe repairing done in first class manner, from best material, at L. J. French Shoe Store by S. C Kingsley ; , ' 2-2, tf. 17017 17 Package Harp Smoking To AVJLVJL harm With 2X and HOr Pine THE CLUB ; NEWWEf BUILDING f ' ' Bowling ; Billiards Let Wilhelm make your spring suit. Only a short time until Easter. ! - 2J. ' The Toggery, An exhibition of the famous "one step" will be given Saturday night between 10 and 11 at Rex hall by B, M. Sherwood and Calista Love.r 4t. , Elizabeth Wells, who attends the high school here, left this morning for her home in Imbler to spend the week end with home folks. Mat Clark of Wallowa, was a busi ness visitor in the county seat last night and this morning. - He left for home today. Ed. Woodell who has been in the city for a number of days left this morning for his home near Summer .; BITTER .;. The photographer in your town. . 1-1-fcf. Get your Easter suit at the Tog gery. Order now, give us time. '.; I Mrs. Nellie Wall of Cove avenue, i this city, left today; for Enterprise where she will visit with her sister Mrs.- Hartley for an indefinite time. '. - - -,.v.. ,. Sheriff Marvin of Wallowa county, passed through the city today enroute to Enterprise after transacting busi ness in Idaho. He is a candidate fur Tenomination. You are you and not the man next door; have your clothes built for you; McLead, The Wardrobe. 2-27,'tf v : An Opportunity::; Now is the time to buy. WHAT A home. A new home. . Positively the greatest offer made in the city of La Grande. See Kohl, building con tractor; phone Main 724. 2-28tf. Miss E. 'C. Richardson, sister to tiiesdames Vincent and Geo. Palmer, i.i'ef t this morning for Portland after a J pleasant visit at the homes of her jsfoters in this city. , :, " The Liquor Habit Cured ft 00 . W EH4VE OPENED an Institute in La Grande, Ore., for the treatment of the Liquor jjHabit. We have never failed to cure a person who has taken our treatment and we absolutely GUARANTEE TO CURE YOU OR NO PAY WE LET YOU BE YOUR OWN JUDGE as to whether you are cured or not. ..r.: :; Our treatmevnt is perfectly harmelss and does not injure the" health in the lust, but builds the patient up and makes him feel like a new majxjDur treatment is highly endorsed by medical men and by all those that have taken the treatment and our best endorsement .is Ty those we have cured of the liquor habit. We treat yoirprivately and confidentially, and no one need know you are being treated unless you wish to tell them yourself Our charges aire reasonable and we furnish you good rooms and board while with us and give you the best of care. Any person" who wishes to quit drinking and cannot do so can find relief with' our treatment and if we fail to cure you to your own satisfaction it won't cost you a cent. Remember we Guar antee a cure or ,no pay. Send for one, of our Booklets for further information. Address all communications to I ''Mrs. Bessie Goodman of Lostine, returned home today after a pleasant ' Visit at the home of her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Reed of this city. !Mr.', and Mrs. L. G. Boxdorfer of Wallowa, returned to that city today after visiting at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Riddle of this city. r. , .- .j " Mrs. Elmina Mason of Union,' pass ed through the city;:this morning enroute to Enterprise where she will visit with friends for an indefinite period. . v. . ; ' i- 1 Mrs. Simon Woodell of Summer- Ville, who came to the city for the purpose of having dental worK per formed, returned to her home this morning. ,, G. A.'Jarnigan of Lewiston, Idaho, passed through La Grande today en route to Wallowa where he will be the ', guest of his daughter and son-in-law ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKinzie for, an indefinite stay. 1 I W. R. Rinehart, representing the i Marshall Wells Hardware company of ; Portland, with headquarters in La Grande, left this morning for branch line points. He will return this even ing. . . ' Geo. C. Hopkins, manager of the Blue Mountain creamery, left " last night In response to a telegram that his brother at Rockford, Illinois, had ! died.. He left on No. 18 and will be ' gone about a week or ten days. J. J. til Burbrtda P. O. Box 159 - La Grande, Ore. Phone Black 362 , Otto West the designer, who for two weeks has been giving' instruc tions in dressmaking at the Geo. a. Anderson store, departed this morn ing for Nampa, Idaho, where he will be engaged in an v exclusive ladies' furnishing establishment for . a like purpose. During his stay here he made 128 gowns and taught as many more the intricasies of the art of the needle. Telocaset Man Dead. ' D. B. Hamlin of Telocaset, died to day, and the body will be prepared for burial in the Henry & Carr parlors this evening, and probably shipped to Baker for interment. He is survived by a wife, one. boy of five and a girl of 12, and two brothers and a mother. mil mous Shoes for Men. -r..w.--,."Q; ; In ourcomplete Stock Ot Bostonian and Howard & 'Foster Shoes there is a style for every foot and a price for every purse And the best of it is you get t the best obtainable for the price you pay and comfort always Price $4.00 ($4.50 $5 00 . IMewarrivals in Ladies shoes in new toes and and ) kidney and spool . heels in the New Bronze, Patents, Dull. Kids Suedes.'- ' New colonial and Mary Jane pumps. L. J. French Shoe Co. When y oii tire of rough, strong, high- .v ,1 .! pro of whi ske ytr y the new Gyrus Noble. ' pure, mild and mature - W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents Portland, Oregon " Buying Cheap Clothes to save money, is like stopping a clock to save time. Have your Easter clothes made for you with your own individuality built in them I like to demonstrate to you that we offer Superior Value and that we are en titled to your patronage. ! M I J The Wardrobe lYICLieOCllll5AdamsAve. wis 1 j
