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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1914)
MONDAY, JULY 0, 191 4, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. fPAGE FIVE. ITS fa I 11 'iit. 3 ?! LOCAL BREVITIES One, two and three gallon Oak fioldj water kegs. Golden Rule Co. Adv. 7-3-? t. "WE WANT a live hustling salesman for La Grande and Eastern Oregon. , We have the goods and want men who can sell. ; Cash paid weekly. Pacific Nursery Co., Portland, Ore." , 5-28-to-7-28. SCAVENGER Having taken over the scavenger service, I solicit 'your .work. , Hurry-up calls may be left with street superintendent or chief of police. 701 Grandy Ave. ART GARRETT, City Scavenger. 'Phone Black 572. 6-lf-lt. Call Van Buren's fer taxi. ' Any kind of swiss embroidery done at reasonable prices. Call at 1412 Adams, or phone Main 762. 7-3-12t, Your films developed and mounted, pictures enlarged, promptly done at Sliverthorn's Drug Store. Adv. 7-2-tf. Call O'Connell's Cigar Store for John Rogers Taxi Service. Day phone Red 141, Night phone Black 1621. , Good car, careful driver. J Country trips a specialty. 4-28-f . Ford Auto Service to, park has e-tand at U. S. Bank. Quick Shoe Repair. R. L. Doigan. Money to Loan.' On improved real property m Union county, no delays, current rates. La rande Investment Co. Adv. Shores' Taxi Service Sovnmer Ho tel, Main 740. Adv. . 2-21-tf Try our Ansco Camera. Those that Silverthorn's Drug Store 'sells. Adv. '7-2-tf. Auto Truck Stage. Between Cove and La Grande. Twice daily. Leaves Cove 8 a.m. and 1 p. m. Leaves La Grande 11 . to. and 4 p. m. La Grande headquarters; Savoy Hotel. Hauls anything. WEIMER AUTO SERVICE. VAN World Famous Cuban Hand Made Cigars. AH Shapes and Colors. THE CLUB Phone Main 76 New WesfBldg. rail I F. ft Chautauqua Life simply isn't without a Graphophone. Here's one for P THE ECLIPSE LIGHT TO CARRY, EASY TO MOVE, SMALL TO STORE. Other Columbias to fit every Purse and Suit Every Taste from $17.50 to $300 Easy Terms. Afull thousand Columbia Records for 65c Each. W. II. BOHNENKAMP CO. -1115 Adams Ave. 4-2-tf. THREE Furnished rooms for light housekeeping on 1403 S Avenue. 'Phone No. Red 11. 7-3-6tp. Sodawater days are here and you will find just the cool drink you want at Silverthorn's soda fountain. Adv. ' 7-2-6t. Auto Truck. Baggage, Moving and Freight Ser vice. Want it done quickly T , Then phone Black 641. F. D. Haisten Fur niture Store. 4-24-tf. Ford Auto Service to park has stand at U. S. Bank. MRS. F. A. DENNING, experienced practical nurse, 1404 Ninth St 6-2-tf. Ford Auto Service to park has stand at U.S. Bank. Commencing tomorrow the United Artisians will meet on the first and third Tuesday of the month at the K. of P. hall. ' 7-6-21. Rlitcr. The photographer In your town. Adv. 1-1-tf Miss Hilda Anthony is how pre pared to take pupils in piano Lesch stizky method. Cull at 1606 Sixth Street or Phone Red 461. 6-23-lm. Highest Cash Frieda paid for Second Hand Goods. Call Black 641. F. D. Haisten Furniture Store. 4-24-tf. LOST A lady's gold watch at Eagle's park Sunday. The party finding it leave t Observer office and re ceive reward. ' '7-6-2tp- Lumbermen Return. The large number of Palmer Lum ber company employes at Vincent, returned! to their work .this morning, a special car being provided for them. FOR SALE CHEAP One heavy oak irocker, dresser, dining table, libra ry "table, rugs, Howard heating stove, large reading lamp, curtains, 'dishes and kitchen ware. Owner leaving Wednesday. Inquire at 1404 Fourth St. 7-6-2tp. 'Read1 the advertisements, too. DYCK Phone Black 81-AJv, BEAVER BOARD has 41 advantages over lath and plaster for Walls and Ceilings. Let us tell you .about liieiu. BEAVER BOARD E. OXNER S 4 j ; PERSONALS R. Shutt of Joseph was a La Grande visitor yesterday. . 1 j Mrs. J. T. Richtrdson returned this ! morning from trip to Pendleton. G. H. Sutherland the Walla Walla j contractor came in on No. 6 this noon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCall were over from Cove to attend the Chau tauqua Saturday and "Sunday, . Pete Grant of the Palmer Camps , transacted business and spent the fourth in La Grande. ; Mrs. F. A. . McAllster of North Powder arrived in the city last even- ing and will visit relatives here. Roy Kuykuendall of Baker was in the city today transacting business ' at the land office. .J Miss Vera Wells will arrive home this evening after spending the Sun- j day at Joseph with . relatives . and friends. , 1 After a wedding trip of about ten days spent 'at Cloud Cap Inn, Attor ney and Mrs. Robert Eakin arrived home Sunday morning. - ' Miss Ethel Gulling of Portland was a Fourth of July visit.tr with hi? parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gulling, and sister, Mrs. H. M. Bay. Miss Gertrude Ferguson and Helen McHugh leave in the morning for The Dalles. Miss McHugh will re turn in a short time, but Miss Fergu son may remain to teach there. Archie Miller, well known real es tate dealer of Enterprise, was in La Grande Saturday and Sunday a visit or with his brother, William Miller, at Riverside park. He returned to day. Miss Arvilla Beckwith, of Portland i.i in the city the guest of May Neil. Miss Beckwith has been to Boulder and Denver, Colo., as a delegate to the Chi Omega convention and stopped off on her way home to visit Miss Neil. Wm. Robert, Portland; Ethel and Eva Hiatt, Union; Dr. R. A-McDonald, Wallowa; H. W. Nalan, Port land; Dr. Thos. C. Ohmart and Ray mond Ohmart, Pendleton; J. D. Wnd- ley, Grove, Hit.; C. A. McClausland, i Logan, were among the guests nt the Sommer yesterday. R. G. Forrester. Telocaset: H. P. ,Ke1Iey and wife, Washtucna, Wn.; iG. "W. Boner. Tm-lock: Orell Poole. ' Wallowa; Ed Hamilton, New Haven, Conn.; Bernard F. Hamilton, New j Haven, Conn.; J. O. StuTgill, Durkee; Mrs. Walter Nelson, Durkee; M. Chandler,. Durkee, were among the guests who stopped at tbe Foley over 'Sunday. Epworth Leaguers Go Homo, j St. Paul, July 6. The bulk of dele gates to the qundre-ir'.al convention of I the Epworth Leagues of the World, left today for their homes. The con vention adjourned yesterday. North Powder Has Fire. . Early Tuesday morning a fire -was discovered! in the harness shop of Rex Smith on Scoi.d street. The blaze was discovered by Wm. Henderson, and it is believed was caused by : defective flue. Late tbe evening be- fore some packing stuff was burned I in the stove, an l it is thouirht the inflammable stuff set fire to the soot I in the chimney. Tn no other way can I the blaze be accounted for. Mr. 'Smith had only just moved in and Jthe loss to stock is considerable, most 01 tne aamage to tne learner goods being from the chemicals used ' speaker of the day on the fourth, de by the engine, North Powdler News, j leering an interesting, instructive and A Double Wedding. Four of North Powder's well known I young peoph urprisi their friends hy going to La Granne and having . (rouble wedding. Allien Hutchinson, ursd Miss Eva Wilson and Mart'n P:orce and Miss Letha Attcbeny aro 'ho contracting' par'ie1:. The youne pconle motored to La I Grande in the morning were married i at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. E. B. Fyke and returned in the af ternoon. They -vill make their homes here, andl their many friends wish them all happiness in their married lives. North Powder News. LOST A black all leather purse, ' with money. South of the track. Finder call Main 728. Reward. : 7-G-2t. i - j FOR SALE Modern 6-room house at ; a bargain. Inquire 1504 M. Ave. 7-G-12tp. 1 WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Will enre Ullrrl, Blpedlnrf ond ItchlnR PIIph. It abftorbr "jc tinuort. nllfi.vn lU'bina at ouue, acts as a poultice, gives lustaot relief. For sale by all drugglHts, mall 50c and ei.00. VyU.UMSKrG.C0..Prcns.,Cfevel6n(J,0hio Xcwlin Drug Company. : DRY GOODS for two days, Thursday They include Fancy Pique Stripes, Fancy Marquisette, Tango Crepe, Glcte Strioes, values to 60c, '., ...19c All Ladies' Trimmed Hats One-Half Price. Ladies' White and Fancy Parasols One-Half Price. Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, values to 20c Now 8c All Children's White and Colored Dresses.................. ........................1-4 Off One Lot White Lawns and Dimities, Checks, and Stripes. Values to 30c. Now 10c now : Shoes Shoes Shoes We Have Them Just what you are looking for in White, Patent, Gunmetal, Tan, Low or High Shoes. ' Children's White Slippers, Me Misses' White Slippers ' $1.05 Misses White Button Shoes .$1.48, $1.75 Women's White Slippers' and Pumps, . .. $1.65 to $2.75 Women's White Buck Shoes, . ..... .$3.50 to $4.25 If you haven't much money and need shoes, come in. Ladies Oxfords, ...68c, $1.48, $2.25, $2.35 Men's Oxfords , $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 to $4.50 Men's Work Shoes $1.38, $1.89 Ladies Dress Shoes, just arrived in Patent, Gunmetal and Kidi Button, from $2.78 to $3.50 Men's Dress Shoes in Lace and Button, $2.58, $2.75, $3.45, $3.95, $4.48 We stand back of every pair we sell. " : - Headquarters for Chautauqua Supplies Tents -White Enamel Ware, only complete line in the city. You will n'ead a perfection Oil Cook Stove for your camp. . ... ' ' ' '. " Regular $8.50 Two Burner. Special f ............... .v...v. ....... .7-95 Regular $11.00 Three Burner. Special ..' ........... ....i... $10.23 QUALITY THE SAME The THOUSANDS ATTEND .PARK FES' . TIVITIES. Speaking and Play Make up Program ''' for Nalal Day. ( The annual Eagles' reunion Friday, Saturday and Sundny was a gmit success in every way. Thousands f people were on the grounds at Eagle park during the three days. Saturdt-y a patriotic program consisting cf speeches and music was supplied the guests and each day there was danc ing in the pavillion. Informal amuse ments, games and pastimes permitted tne guests to make merry during ihe ; I tnree days an(l nights. The crowds each day ran into the thousands, the visitors going and coming as moods rrompted them. Admission was free, j Jerry P. Rusk was the principal patriotic speech to the kagles anrt their friends. Angus Steward read the declration !of independence and Mrs. Stillwell of Fruitdale read a paper on "Our Na tion's Flag." Both of these were pa triotically received. A Kangaroo court and Eagles' jail furnished bush elf of fun. F0R RENT Modern 5 room furn- ished cottage. Call Red 3781. 7-G-5t. Fine Catch Brought in. After one day of fishing in Sheep creek near Joseph, Art Wenzcl audi s- D- Crowe are home with 83 fine a box of trout 83 anv portman would want- six average better than 18 'nches am' the men got the limit (iounlVig the small ones. Illinois Expressman Here. Chas F. Mills, for 34 years in the express business and now located at Elgin, 111., is in the city visiting his brother J. R. Mills, 1103 L nvenue. The two Mills have not seen each oth er in 16 years. FOR RENT Seven room house. Call 2803 N. Birch St- 7-6-18tp. EAGLES HAVE II BIG REUNION g :: v Prices . ;v iSi DRY GOODS and Frldey, we will give Special Fourth of July Prices. ' ' - SUMMER DRESS GOODS. I Golden Rule Best Diarrhoea Remedy. If you have ever used Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea I Remedy you know that it is a success. I Sam F. Guin, Whatley, Ala., writes, j'"I had measles and) got caught out in the rain, and it settled in my stom- sen and bowels. I had an awful time, . and had it not been for. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I could not possibly have lived but a Big ShoelSale AH Men's, Women's andl.ChildWs pumps and oxfords on saleatsame low sale prices of last week. All Ladios' $4.50 Pumps All Ladies' $4.00 Pumps Al Ladies' $3.50 Pumps All Ladies' $3.00 Pumps All Men's Oxfords, except rubber soles at 1-2 price j All lJovs' Oxfords rim- twii. A- ! ' -t"Wi l.U'J All Children's Pumps at Sacrifice Prices. .We are giving you the best prices in La Grande. L. J. FRENCH SHOE COMPANY DRY GOODS Co. PRICES LESS few hours longer, but thanks to this remedy, I am now well and strong." For sale by all dealers. , WHY NOT TRY PQPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY Gives Prompt and Positive Relief In Every Case. Bold by Druffplsts. Price 11.00. Trial Package by Mall 10c. WILLIAMS MFS. CO., Props. Cleieland, 0. HILLS 'DRUG STOKE. and Oxfords at .... .$3.65 and Oxfords at $3.15 and Oxfords at .... .$2.75 and Oxfords at $2.25
