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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1914)
TUESDAY, APRIL 7 1914. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE .; , LOCAL BREVITIES. fishing' licenses issued at Hill's Drug' Stored :,4-4-tf, . Ca. new Hat of elec&nt hot nAd'coIri drinks at SJlverthorn's Soda Fountain, served by Mr Gognon, the sodawater expert. (Adv. ' . . - " . K ;i 4-S-4t rij ' I ituwnn lj. m .1.1.. ... t.n ...J kil II Til-' 1 111. The best is the cheapest It is J one thing to buy a home and it h is another to be satisfied with y it after, you get it ;i i 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. ROSKAMP. 1504 Oak St. La Grande, Ore. 'Phone Red 1981. And remember that it costs no r . '.. more. . ' ' We do developing and enlarging of films and picture, parties having cameras and wanting good work done will be pleased at Silverthorn's Drug Store Adv. .:; . 4-8-4t Don't forget the old time v dance Wednesday night at Danceland. Adv. . . .J:-. :,4-7-2tp. 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. , 8 24-tft MONET TO LOAN. On improved leat property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La rande Investment Co. Adv. Boys and Girls of La Grande under IS years. Loolc for La Grande Groc ery Co.'s ads. on pages 5 and 8. Adv. Nitrite Silver Solution for cigar ette habit may be had at Silver thorn's family Drug Store. Adv. , . . 4-3-4t ANNOUNCEMENT. Hereafter all ladies will find me at my home, 1702 Oak St., with my complete line of Gossard Corsets. Phone Red 3221. Adv. . . MRS. ROBERT PATTISON. .. . Corsetiere. " - . 4-6-3t Shores' Taxi Service. Somir.er Ho tel, Main 740. Adv. 2-21-tf Don't forget the old time dance Wednesday night at Danceland. Adv. ." 4-7-2tp. HITTER. The photographer in your town.. Adv. , 1-1-tf Keefers Taxi, call Foley hotel. Adv 3-19-tf Two Step Contest Prize for win ning couple. Rex Hall, April 7th. '- The 'Evening. Observer on sale af Newlin Book store and the! Club.; r-'Quick Shoe Repair.'R,: 1 Duigan. i Phone Black 81 1115 Adams Ave. Adv. - 4-2-tf. Don't forget .the old time .dance Wednesday night at Danceland. Adv. ;' 4-7-2tp. . We pay best prices for second hand furniture. Dyal's Furniture store, next to Geddes grocery. Phone black 851. Adv. . 3-2-tf Have you seen the display of Easter Lily's at the Flower Shop? Better call today and pick one out La Grande Seed & Floral Co. " 4-8-tf. When you start fishing call at our store for your leaders and a complete line of tackle. .. , Hill's Drusr Store. 4-4-tf. Easter Flowers . V v. You will eorely want some.. Place your order early. , La Grande Seed and Floral Co. Adv. 8 80-tf. ! PERSONALS. " . W. : J.. Spencer, Superintendent of logging for the Palmer Lumber com pany left this morning for the camp. W. Wolf and employe of the Pal mer Lumber company left for the jog ging camp this morning to resume his work with the company.'- : v .,. 4 Wm. Davis of the Idaho State Life Insurance . company made a trip to Elgin this morning in the interest cf the company. Two Step Contests Prize for win ning couple. Rex Hall, April 7th . Mrs. Wart of Baker left this morn ing for Wallowa with her children, where they will make their' home in the future. Father Heuel of Joseph arrived in 1l.i. city last night on his way to Port land where he expects to make pur chases for his church in Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ross of Baker left this morning for Ghehatis, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jno..' Gardner of this city for a few days. Mrs.' Fred Falconer of Enterprise passed through the city this morning on her way to Pendleton where she will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Weidert. Mrs. Harvey Robinson of Union ar- Conriltht Ml Schiflnei tc Man 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 Hart Shaffner & Marx i models for men and young men. When- - ever you're ready for ! new clothes, see I these; the new styles are very smart. Prices $20.00 and up. Some un usually good things at $22.50 and H $25.00 -.it' :r The People's Store f - The Home of Hart Schaffner Beach-Nut & Marx Clothes Oscar's Sauce The First Public Announcement of Beach-Nut Oscar's Sauce ...... One of those delicacies whitk haa hei'e-to-fore been served only at the Waldorf Astoria. Now your' family can procure this piquante relish. America has the finest oysters, fish and shell-fish in the world, and most excellent meats. To eat them with the wrong conditions is un fortunate. This relish of just the right flavor is hailed by all. Oscars Sauce comes in 35c battles. For Sale by PattisonBros. Grocery Phone Number Main 80 NEWG00DS JustReceived 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 fancy silk Crep'es, silk Poplins and Eponge. Popular Prices. A new lot of D. M. C. EMBROIDERY COTTON-just , ;.. in the numbers you have been waiting for V ''wt q Cover-all Aprons, answer the )fj plflCe of House Dresses. Good i quality Gingham. Aa A large lot of Men's Suits JKM A I n Serge Fane v Worst t eds and Cassimers. 89c 69c Silk Messaline that you ordi narily ; pay $1.00 for All shades, exceptional value. " Men's fine cotton ribbed Un ion Suits, well worth $1.00. II We have just received our full line of iJ AQM ilSllS Straw and Outing Hats for men, women JJC 10 vOC and children, any style or price you warn 7- y Amoskeag Apron, check y2C Gingham. Colors guaranteed 5c Standard Aprop, check Gingham good popular price grade (Fear less Brand.) All Standard Prints,! excepting plain colors. . ......5c Yd. Golden Rule Co Quality the Same The The Store That Reduces the Cost of Living Prices Less rived in the city this morning to be ,the guest of her sister Mrs. M. A. Sitter. ' ': ' ' Al Andrews went to Pendleton last night where he will act as juror in the Federal hearing of four criminal cases' and two civil suits. He will be gone 'about two weeks. C. A. Rigdon of Newport, Oregon passed through the city this morning on his way to Joseph where he will be the guest of his daughter and son -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ragsdale. Mrl and Mrs. C. R. Stanley left this morning for Vincent the new sta tion on the branch line running up Howard Creek. Mr.' Stanley is con nected with the Palmer Lumber Com pany. ' . Engineer Geo. Hilman of Kamela is in the city to take the examination . m.n Clearee was busy ior rinu" ........ - with his rule book to judge by the worn corners of the book has been "Plugging" for montns. Mrs. H. L. Lyons left the forepart of the week for California where she will visit relatives for an indetermin ate time. On her return trip she' will stop off in Salt Lake for a like pur pose. J. R. Oliver who for many years j has been an employe of the O. W. left, this morning for Howard Creek where, he will run an engine for the Geo. t i,nr mmnativ. He recently raiiiici uui ...v. 1 - ... i flushed work on the construction train of the O, W. THE CLUB '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 ern Oregon. Adhering to their well known policy of nothing but the best insures the public of the best of service in this depart ment. ' ''. '. '.- 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 Bervice of an expert shiner who will attend to your wants in that line. x SILVER PLATED WARE " -AND : Jewell yj Novelties MORGAN'S 10 and 25c STORE ASK YOUR GROCER (M Cfi ABOUT THE pl3U. rTO BE GIVEN AWAY -a ea Mrs. M. Bacon of Minneapolis ana Mrs. Goldsmith of Tacoma left this! morning after visiting with their friend Miss Bonner, supervisor of ( writing and drawing in the public; schools. Mrs. Bacon is going to make : v ! Tor-oma. Both declared. nur iiwuio ... they had not seen so pretty a valley oh their entire route. .-....,! o fanonf. Wm. Bol- Ions, superintendent James Corbett, Master Mechanic Ed Thomas, Conduc tor Parkhurst, Engineer Daniels and jt,i4.r. iatt vAsierdaV for r ircman mni." n Li j .u.. fUav Trill nttend the. I'Oruanu, who"! ""-J monthly safety meeting of the O. W. Ti.ii vtr. rnriptt. will also Mr. XJOlluno aim v attend the superintendents' meeting. They are going to give away One Hundred and Fifty Dollurs ($150.00) with UPPER CRUST FLOUR. : Each sack you buy will be numbered. Your 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 giving 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 t 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. G 5 - 2 v o c SOLD AND GUARANTEED TO YOUR GROCER BY THE DISTRIBUTORS OF PREFERRED STOCK
