MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1914.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
page five;.,,
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. . f LOCAL BBEVITIES. .:. 'O.
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i ' Fishing licenses.- issued at Hill's
(Drug Store. - . . , , 4.4.tf.
; tit i '
4; Frank Peciou is able to be about
y after two month of Buffering from
rheunwtlBrav
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.v : We pay best prices for second hand
furniture. ?i Dyal's Furniture store,
y nxt to Gf ddes grocery. Phone black
Aj51. Adv. 8-2-tf
s ?v.
-i13: Have you seen the display of Easter
Lijy'a at, the Flower Shop?
Better
Co.
Tall today and pick one out.
'.. Grande Seed & Floral
; 4-3-tf.
:i ?When you start fishing, call at our
Store for your leaders' and a complete
litis; of tackle. -iii
Hill's Drug. Store. .
. 4-4-tf.
ome Barbers, The Club.
-Adv.
8-30-tf.
( Quick Shoe Repair. R. L. Duigan.
Fone Black 811115 Adams Ave.
Adv. V ,...'.,' 4-2-tf.
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The Squirrels will set up and take
ntice. 22 Smokeless Cartridges,
Shorts, 13c or 2 boxes for 25c. The
Gplden Rule Co. Adv. " 3-30-tf.
'Two Step Contest Prize for win
ning couple. Rex Hall, April 7th.
CopTtljbt Hatt chint It Mum
There are a lot of
new ideas in men's
clothes styles this
Spring; things that
dressy men will like;
they're all to be had
in our new -
Hait Shaf f ner & Marx
models for men and
young men. When
ever you're ready for
new clothes, see
these; the new styles
are very smart.
'Prices $20.00 and up. Some un
usually good things at $22.50 and
25.00 ' .
The People's Store
I ' UeHome of Hart Schaffner
0 Marx Clothes
' We do developing and enlarging of
films and picture,' parties 'having
cameras and wanting good work done
will be pleased at Silvcx thorn's Drug
Store. Adv. ; 4-3-4t.
J. A. Chandler wishes his friends
and patrons to know that he still has
the agency for the Page Woven Wire
Fence. New car just arrived at his
home in Fruitdale. Adv. ' 3-21-tf
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Get your fishing license of ; B ,W.
Hughes, Moose Billiard Parlor.., We
carry a full line' of cigars ' tobacco,
Base Ball Goods, Guns, 'Ammunition,
Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods
of all description. Adv. 3 24-tf
MONET TO LOAlf.'?
On imoroved real nronertv in Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
ranae investment uo. Adv. ; , ,
Tonight at 8 O'clock bids will be
opened for the new Y. M. Ci A. build
ing. Bids are coming in rapidly to
day and it appears that bidding will
be keen and spirited.
Bill Deets, Barber. The Club Adv.
3-30-tf.
Boys and Girls of La Grande under
15 years. Look for La Grande Groc
ery Co.'s ads. on pages 5 and 8. Adv.
College Haircut. The Club. Adv.
: 3-30-tf.
Nitrite Silver Solution for cigar
ette habit may be had at Silver
thorn's family Drug Store. Adv.
. 4-3-4t
Velvet shave. The Club. Adv.
v 3-30-tf,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Hereafter all ladies will find me at
my home, .1702 Oak St., with my
complete line of Gossard Corsets.
Phone Red 8221. Adv.
. . MRS ROBERT PATTISON. ..'
Corsetiere.
' 4-6-3t.
.Youll like the Club Barbers. Adv.
, . ' . ' . 3-30-tf.
A new list of elegant ho and' cold
drinks at Silverthbrn's Soda Fountain,
served by Mr Gognon, the sodawater
expert. Adv. ' . : 4-3-4t
Shores' Taxi Service. Sommer Ho
tel, Main 740. Adv. 2-21-tf
RITTER
The photographer in your town.
Adv. - l-i-tf
Reefers Taxi, call Foley hotel. Adv
3-19-tf
Two Step Contest Prize for win
ning couple. Rex Hall, April 7th.
The best is the cheapest. It is
one thing to buy a home and it
is another to be satisfied with
it afte you get it.
Have a house built for you, to
your order; just as you like it,
with strong lines of individuali
ty about it. You take pride in
it your friends admire it. Sat
isfactory! What's the answer?
A happy family.
H. E. R0SKAMP.
1504 Oak St. La Grande, Ore.
'Phone Red 1981.
And remember that it costs no
more.
THE
The Club barbers are being conducted by the management of
the club who will strive to make it one of the best shops in East
srn Oregon. Adhering to their well known policy of nothing but
the best insures the public of the best of service in this depart
ment. --.' .' I - .
Have William P. Deets, late of Portland smooth your chin.
We have just added an up-to-the-minute shine stand and have
secured the service of an expert shiner who will attend to your
wants in that line. . ...
The Evening Observer on sale ar
Newlin Book store and the -Club,
: Easter Flowers. ';;
;, You will surely want some. Place
your order early.
La Grande Seed and Floral Co.
Adv. 7 ;: : . 3 80-tf.
V PERSONALS.
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E. D. Baker left this morning for
Alice, where he will prune treej for
the La Grande Investment company.
'Pete Beatty of Palmer Junction, re
turned to that place this morning af
ter spending Sunday in La Grande. .
Ivy Long Culp and son of Portland
are here, the guests of Mr. and Mr
W. D. Long. V ....
J. C. Nichoalda of the. Oregon
Grocery company left this :. morning
for branch points in the interest of
the comparty. ' ,'
Ethel Pearson a teacher of the Imb
ler schools left this morning to re
sume her work after spending the
I week end with home folks.'
d"y Graham of Elgin returned to
that place this morning after visiting
with his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Ellis. ' .
Mm Wm. Day left this morning
for Inibler where she will visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Fox, for several
days."
O: M. Heacock an optician left this'
moming for Wallowa and other
branch line points in the interest of
the optical business. He will return
Thursday night. ' " . :
Geo. Coyen, traveling for a Port
.land biscuit company, left. the. city
this morning - to make- branch line
points. George is well known in this
city- '.,,':' "'V' ,:-:-':'vv i
S..L. Bumaugh, Jr.'. of, Enterprise,
Perry Blanchard. Qf " Union, .Mary
Jones, Roscoe Haynes of Baker :and
A. Broderskiff of Perry are guests at
the Savoy. I
Dr. Taylor of Enterprise, Sam Shaw
ot" Hot Lake, Fred Shoemaker of En
terprise and F, A. Gaylord of the same
city were guests at the 'i Foley last
night.
H: B. Haisten of Wallowa left this J
morning for his home city after visit
ing with his brother Fred D. Haisten
the furniture man of this city. H. B.
Haisten is also in the furniture busi
ness and is also county coroner.
Mrs. E. Watkins and children, Al
bert and Juanita returned this morn
ing from a visiting trip to Weiser,
where they were the guests of friends
for some time. On their trip they like
wise visited with their husband and
father who is employed on a construc
tion train for the O.-W.
R. H. Hamilton who lives near La
Grande left this morning for Pendle
ton where he will act as juror in the
Federal court which is to try five
criminal cases and two civil cases dur
ing the next two weeks., He will be
gone about that length of thne.' ' S.
R Haworth has also been drawn on
the Federal gra jury.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kellem of El
; gin, returned this mornjng from their
' winter sojourn in Walters, Oklahoma,
' where they visited with Mrs. Kellem's
father and mother Mr. and Mrs. 3. E.
! Mudd. They state that during the
j months of January he -weather could
I not have been nicer, but that the
! months of February and March were
j very raw and cold. They arp glad to
get back to this section.
CLUB
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Yesterday express brought some new models of La
dies Coats--right up to the minute in style; ;Also a
few numbers in Ladies Street Dresses in ofancy ; silk
' Crepes, silk, Poplins and Sponger Popular Prices.
A new lot of D. M. C. EMBROIDERY COTTON; just
in the numbers you have been waiting for -
CO Coyer-all Aprons, answer the
SJ4 place of House Dresses. Good
quality Gingham. : o I j
Av Qm A large lot of Men's Suits
tbf O I in Sprge Fancv Worst
t - ! eds and Cassimers. w
Hats
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Amoskeag
2C Gingham. Colors guaranteed
All Standard prints, excepting plain
; l Quality the Same The
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The
L.; Zuiidel left for Baker today to
.visit with friends, for a day or two.
'Jbamy ; Bannbn -the original candy
kid of Portland is in the city in the in
terest of the sweet business.
Mrs. Roscoe . Neal returned this
morning from Portland, where she
took' in the grand opera and visited
with' rrJends.,
"Mrs. C. H.' Whitnev of Baker re
turned to that city this morning af-
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tei transacting Dusiness m me cuuuij
seat.
Mrs. C. M. Roe and Mrs. A. L.
Wagner of Baker returned this morn
ing: after transacting business in the
city for a number of days.
John U. Staheli of Elgin, Mrs. J.
T. Resch of Joseph and W. C. Hart-
man of Enterprise were guests of the
Sommer last night.
Fred Taylor of the Eastern Oregon
Produce company left for JJiion this
noon in the interest of a new break
fast food called Wheatlets which they
are putting on the market.
Mrs-; E. C. Lindsay and Mrs. E.
Steincaimp of Island City, went to Hot
Lake this morning to visit witn tneir
son and brother, W. Lindsay, vice-1
president of the Fidelity National
bank or Spokane, tie is unaergoing
treatment for what is supposed to be
rheumatism.
O. S. Gregory, and Mrs. J. B.
Gregory, and Mrs. S. O. Kimbrough
of Birmingham, Alabama passed
through the city this morning on their
way to Wallowa, where they will be
the guests of Dr. J. B. Gregory for
an indeterminate stay. Mrs. J. B.
ii the mother and the others are sis
ter and brother respectively. While
here they were guests of the Sommer.
Baker Family Here.
R. Ross, for 13 years bookkeeper at
the Triangle mill in Baker is in the
city with' his family, guests at the
home of City Commissioner and Mrs.
John Gardner. After concluding
their visit here they will jo to Che
halis, where they will locate. , Mr.
Ross is an uncle of Mrs. Gardner's.
Read the advertisement too.
NEWG00DS
JustReceived
89c
69c
We have just received our full line of A '! AO
Straw and Outing Hats for men, women JC TO JFCC
and children, any style or price you want i
Apron, check
5c
Store That Reduces the Cost
"Southern Sea" Believed Lost.
, St. Johns, April 6. No trace of the
sealer Southern Seas has been found
and it le tboucht she 'has Krone down
with all on board. Shipping men be
lieve the vessel was dashed against
the rocks at Cape Race. A search for
the missing craft has been carried on
along that part of the coast since last
Saturday moming. She carried a
complement of 170 men.
Golden Rule Co.
New Glass and Chinaware
Morgan's 10c. and 25c. Store
ASK YOUR GROCER
ABOUT THE
rTO BE GIVEN AWAY
They are going to give away One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars ($150.00) with
UPPER CRUST FLOUR. .
Each sack you buy will be numbered. Yourf'
grocer will write your name and address
on this number and mail same to us. We -will
then send you our check for 25 cents,
per sack, which is a special advertising al
lowance we are giying you instead of spend
ing a like amount for advertising.
ORDER TODAY
The retail price of this flour is "positively".
$1.45 per sack and cannot be purchased for
less (except on this advertising plan.) 600
sacks only will be sold on this campaign.
We won't say anything about the quality.
After you try a sack it won't be necessary.
Phone your grocer to send you a sack and
he will attend to the 25-cent rebate for you
without any trouble to you in the least,
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SOLD AND GUARANTEED TO YOUR
GROCER BY THE DISTRIBUTORS OF
PREFERRED STOCK
Silk Messaline that you ordi-v
narily .. - pay $1.00 - for All
shades, exceptional value. - v
Men's fine cotton rihled Un
ion Suits, well worth $1.00. ' ,
Standard Apron, check Gingham
good popular price grade; (Pear
less Brand.") ; ''!.
colors . . . .... .5c Yd. ,
of Living
To whom it may concern:- - ."
Mr. Byer & Moore, plasters and
contractors, having dissolved partner
ship, Byer will continue the-work-in
the future. Twenty years experience.
All kinds of hard wall and stucko
work. Adv. 4-3-2t.
Tour Job printing. Hav. R don at
the Observer offlc - ,-.-
I'll 'X , , 4
$150
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