La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1914, Image 3

TUESDAY, MARCH i6, 1914.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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During the oast year, bv thou
sands of smokers, all Inclination
for any tobacco but STAG.
; A. significant fact is Stag's in
stant appeal to old smokers men
who had long settled down to
something else.
These wise old critics are per
haps the most enthusiastic of all.
Convenient Packages: The Handy Half
Size 5-Cent Tin, the Full-Size 10-Cent Tin, the Pound
and Half-Pound Tin Humidors and the Pound Glass
Humidor..
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NORTONIA MOTEL
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"No Stint, S
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f( 1 "No String." 11 !
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IVe Will Give Anav a 15l)n l zmn
It it beautiful with Its hand painted ' shader"' It; " witf "tii 11 Ivlea 'Jin
the Observer Pennant. Table,, Cover Contest. Whether you win any
of the $21 worth of prizes or not you will, possess ',,ttin bu'ttfuj
wtuio surer you can mane ou os uoaerver rennants, but you tan, win J
a prise if you try hard enough. . Read about it and w e ih'e ioWr'? I
of the lamp in this paper, you must hurry if 'you VanY'tte
ful State of Oregon pennant , f hey are going fast ,.-V'4h i
' This Coupon, with two, others of different 'f'ijalfa
cents, (to cover incidental; rosty . 'entitles the bearer on
. UDserver rennant wnen presented at tne Observer Office J
uiau, uvg cuw tair ; cover postage ana pacKing.j itWM M(j J
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Pennant desired
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Do not order Pennants in advaace.i They will not be issued befmrebut
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For Pipe and C'garette
i EVER-LASTI NG-LY GOOD
P. Lorlllard Co. Est. 1760 0
How's your sole j j Announce
s; Need Fixin merit:"
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European American Plan
A. S. HOGUE, Mngr.
A hotel whose home comforts and
lafety will appeal to you and your
jamily. Ladies' tea room beautiful
roof garden and large lobby for your
pleasure and convenience. Located
close to the shopping district. Write
for family rates.
Eleventh St.,
PORTLAND,
off Washington,
OREGON.
Complete Equipment for Resetting and
Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
OF 78 DIES
MRS.
the time of his demise. Mr. Spiker
was born in Garrett county, Md. in
the year 1854. After leading a life of
a few years above reproach he moved
with his family to Manassa, Colorado,
in 1888, where he lived an honorable
citizen and staunch member of the
j Church of Latter Day Saints. His
EMILLINE BATES PASSES
AWAY AT UNION.
Personal News and Local Items from
Union and Territory.
Union, March 9. (Special.) The '
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
word was as a bond. Later n 1905 he
moved with his family to La Grande,
Oregon, where he has lived for the.
past nine years. Besides the widow,
he leaves eight children, L. C. and J.
N., of La Grande, J. S. of Elgin, Mrs.
S Sprinfuro of Hracrnn r!f Mro TW
death of Mrs. Emiline Bates, an old ( Siyter and Mrs, E Washburn 0f Port
settler of this section, is reported. Mrs. 'land, Daphne and Jessie of La Grande,
Bates had been sick for some time besides many relatives and friends to
and her death was not unexpected, mourn his loss.
She leaves two children, Mrs. Mary Funeral services were held Tues
Cline and B. W. Bates, besides sev- day at 1 o'clock at the L. D. S. tab
eral grandchildren. She was past 78 ernacle.
years of age. j'
Joe Thomas spent the latter part of LEAGUE LEADERS TRIMMED,
the week at North Powder where he
has been introducing a folding bath , Van Fleet's Team Gets Best of "Rats"
tab. He reports a number of sales.
Dr. Law was called to La Grande
on business on March 9.
Mrs. Mary Tibbetts, editor of the
In Sensational Match.
Per C.
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600
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Jewelry Made To Your
Order In Our Own Shop
Elk Teeth Mounted
Fancy Ring Mountings
made in any design
Let Us Remount Your Diamond
Jewelry Repaired - Made Like New
SIEGRIST & Co.
Largest Jewelry Store In Eastern Ore.
Bring it to us, well tlx it while
you wait With our modern
plant we are turning out a
class of work that's different
Turn sl oes a specialty.
Modern Quick
Shoe Repair
k. L DUIGNAN Prop.
Opposite Newlln's Book Store
Phone Bile 81. 1115 Adams At.
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IVIrs. RobtPattison
tne ossara ' uor
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s setiere' after
day -March -Third
...in' '11 v Ml' -vc
REX HALL
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"Where You Learn to Dance,"
Dancing assemblies each Tue8-1
day and Saturday night. f 11
Class for regular course each-:
Wednesday night. ''
Until further notice, class work '
in one of the latest danceBt
the one-step, each Thursday
night from 8 to 10. '"!
Private Lessons by appoint
ment. Rates quoted on applica
tion for instructions. v. ''!
Calico Ball, Tuesday night,
March 17. . -''.!!
BERT M. SHERWOOD,'
Proprietor and Instructor.
OFICE Rex Hall, Phone Black
3171
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win d&- at usine is
Geot'v Xs Andersbh'i 1
&l.WVf mi SH! s,I Hill
gossards1;:::
Mr.V'iBryfen"wilr',ho' 'dthlbt n!the5
llama ItmW'tfaJf "heen' 'sent "hirtt 'front
Budrios'Ayres'nifce pfeVarid'rtd doibt
afteV"rt ets' winner tfoter Birtseit
Mo6r-will"lte -Slatf "dfWeie'tfufr'W
pasture1 eVBy day.',,-,'suI wivr
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empni wprK, jpn s
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nir kinds.
s uet our
your wor!
- League Standing.
Won Lost
North Powder News, spent the latter Billikins ...11 7
part of the week with her brother, ! Alley Rats 9 6
Dr. Law and his family. j Nans Pets ........ . .10 8
mrs. iNora weoD is supplying m Webfoots 3 12 - 250
tne arc grade ror Miss Bloom, who is In a match replete with sensational
in tne ia urande Hospital at present, shots and all sorts of fancy bowling,
: ine waiter team of debaters just the team of Van Fleet's conquered thtr
wipea tne union team off the league leading Billikins last night on
eaun Dut tne union team did fine the Club alleys. The games were all
worn as tney naa very little time for interesting and on the sensational or-
preparation. (jer anj were never settled until the
; r-arnea rarKer tried to run a screw last frame was nvPr. The nillilcins
driver through his hand and is now were handicapped by the absence of
! having a bad hand as the result of it. Captain Scott, McLeod and Zimmer
; Born To Mr. and Mrs. Harry man but showed to good advantage.
. Crouter, March 6th, a daughter. with a patched up lineup. Had the
If we want the rural mail routes that regulars been on the job the result
are needed out from the town we will wouid no doubt nave been different.,
have to get to work and work hard Crowe starred for the Pets, shooting
or we will never get them. two wme3 over 20o, while Farrar of
. Mazanti, the dancing master, is the Billikins took high individual hon-
thinking of locating in Union. He 0rs with 224. He also had high aver
;has a large class here as many are age, 197. Tonight the Webfoots,
learning to trip the light fantastic, 'strengthened by the addition of H. T.
George Ferguson will soon give up Lovei who has just returned from the
his posit.on with the Wright Drug paat. wiI1 mfit the Aev it. anH .
prices before vou let
Aioa .oK .siiLorl til. A
Co., and take a vacation for his health.
shakeup in the standings is liable to
, He has been with this firm for a long resut.
I time ana given good satisiaction to his
! employer. ; FOR SALE Good piano.
Marshal Crawford has moved to the Phone black 1482.
A. B. Davis home in North Union '
Reasonable.
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where he will make his future home. FOR RENT New modern house. Fire
' ! place. Up to date in every respect.
OBITUARY. Close in. $18.00. Phone Main 700.
After a long and serious illness Mr. 3-10-tf.
Jacob Sniker, of this city, passed
away Sunday morning at 9:30 o clock. The Evening Observer on Bale at
His entire family was at his bedside at Newlin Book store "and the Club.
Retail Department-Phone Main 8
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Shingles, Sash and Doors
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pf them .ayj jhat. jts where tqur flour
ptanda. )tCwP,lw., StiWtot
In the race. for. auprcniacy, lour , brand .
bears the ' standard ' of ! excellence ' in
th vdn!-''We' want tb''j'rbV tHfftWift'
of .thisllaisser,tipn,,to;, you, personally, t
the' next 'time- yoiu ,orde'r!' your flolifi
If'! you 'will,'sp'ecijfy':WKite vDafno'nd,1
guaranteed, satisfaction. .or,; montyi ,e-
humvu juu wuiit uo ' Hurry."" ,T '
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Snook Bros. Produceomb
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At Th
(hone Main 706,
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Phone Us Your Wood And Feed Order.