La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextG Good Negatives Deserve Good ' 1 Papers Uw Velox and Azo Papers for, bt results S i; ! it-.:.--.. RED GROSS DRUGSTORE Irtha ".Half Century Ago" depart- Of til 4b fWiitwmiiit in anMii 1 uton il the following item relative - to the uuwiuw iTOiujr, mu coown uregon Pioneer. iTho "Fifty ; Years Ago" item remarks: "S. Elsworth of Eugene City, left with hit wife, and jldeat child on the Pacific for ine Atlantic states, u i representative df"the gramf lodge of Odd Fellows to the Natirmsl Rnnil Inrin Tk KIJf child" was Mrs.' H. R. McDonald of wis crey. f - We pay best prices - tor Second Hand Furniture. DYAIS FURNI TURE CO, 404 Fir St. phone Black 8361.. I 9-14,tf. , Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling j sr !ialy. Janes v bone. I'he Ladies Store. Over Hill's Drug Store. 'Adams Ave. Phone Sgbl. I -Adv. . , .-11 6 tf I J' , i New officers wene installed last evening in Red Cross Lodge No. 27. Ed Reisland is the new , chancellor commander. . I - The aceoonW of the Gee. A. ; Andsr son.cwpany ar due and payable to M. V. Mefford who has offJeasTzTtha rormer location of the mhihiiv in the Gardinier building.-Adv.' Moawy ia Loan. . On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. ' La Grand lKn6mi'iQ-jJ- i Tuesday Special.. v;''ft Get 3 cakes 8-ounce Peroxide bath sotsp at Newlin Drug Company for 25 cents. Adv. . , , ,l-4-2t. School suDolies. school books, sta tionery, tablets, envelopes and in fact all such lines as book stores gener allv . carrv. vou will find at Silver-- i thorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. i u. W. L. Sampson, lately of the Yu kon, Alaska country, was a passenger for Joseph- this morning to visit with friends and look over the country with a view tn locatinir. Mr. Sampson says that the thermometer register. Yukon December 15. When he reach ed the coast he says that he was so warm that he could not . stand his heavier clothing and had to modify his manner of dress to comply with the requirements of the milder cli mate.' ' sJn - t5 LOCAL BREVITIES. X 4 I 4 4 4 4 4,"4 4'4 4 Call Van Buren's for taxi. Adv. . Tomorrow, Wednesday, being the Festival of the Epiphany or manifes tation of Christ to the Gentiles, there will v be a celebration of the Holy Eucharist in St. Peter's church .at 10 a. m. vAll kinds of accordeon . pleating done at 906 Adams. Adv. 12 29 7tp. If it, talcGs a four months old wood- poekar with a rubber bill, 6 months snd 13 days to peck a hole through an Oregon log that is enough to make 117 shingles and it takes lti5 shingles i to make a bundle worth 93 cents, how long will it take a cross eyed grass hopper with a broken leg to kick all I the seeds out of a dill pickle. ' For the correct answer sent in by- Jan. 10th the La Grande Milling Co. will give free, a barrel! of that fam ous Blue Stem Flour. Leave : your guess at any grocery store or phone the mill, where Blue Stem Flour was born. Adv. , , . 14 2t. Miss' Blackmon loaves the last of thui week to visit the different mil- linery markets. Her store will con tinue to be-open.'; The remainder of her stock of hats will be closed out at your own price Adv. , l-4-2t, .. Y;'S -1 WilTl.oan Toa Money. : Plenty of money on land security. Reasonable rate and no long waits. f i 1L, OLIVER. Adv. ; -. 7-12-tf . r tin' tirnnri' : ? " s - n IVLJi Vv LJLillUjU gdubvL? ' 'Z ' ' ' ; ; ' " J' MaMMHaaBMsaHMwrBVM ' Wool Dress Goods This is a ery staple line and our prices have always been ROCK BOTTOM, but nnW to clean up the stock, the reductions that we have made bring them down below prices we paid for them.. The same is true of uiuny other lines, such as window scrims, outing flannels, fllsnnelettea, ki-' mona cloths, ginghams, silks waistings wool coatings, flannels, etc. The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid, Society-, of the Presbyterian church will be held tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'lock at the home of Mrs. Gardiner, 11011 Adams Ave. ' : k Rescui Hose Comnanv No. 1 will hold its election of officers Tuesday: evening,' January 6. Adv. - 2t, ,j ' Since Christmas days are over and yba are "now needing drugs and medi. cine, we wish you to know .that Wo are ready to sell you all you need and compound your prescriptions : accur ately at Silverthorn's - Family Drug Store. Adv. . . ; ' :- : I 4 tf.. .: Miss'" Blackmon leaves the last of this week to visit the different mil linery markets. Her store will con of her stock of hats will be closed out at your own price. Adv. 1-4-2L t FURS f PRICE LADIES' COATS i PRICE CHILDREN'S COATS PRICE .Complete line of men's and boys' overcoats from 25 per cent to HALF PRICE- V ; v lou never have been offered better bargains in men's and boys' clothing than we are offering. . ., . $15.00 SUITS ........... $9.87 $18.00 SUITS '. $10.48 . $15.00 OVERCOATS $9.98 A i Odd lot meu't overcoets $3.4d , f , Odd lot of boys' overcoats $2.98 , : Ladies Furnishings and Dry Goods At any time you may need a good Camera, one that will be sure to please you at a price $2.50 to $5.00 ? .1. J.. A- A.AA . .' Tuesday SpeeiaL.,.: : 4,000 sheets of soft toilet just . arrived, ror cents from these amounts to a $100..1nig' Co. Adv. per. Jewlin 'or irom tneso amounts to a iuu. . y"ou will sure drop in and see a fine line of them. The Ansco line, at Sil-1 l-4-2t Get 4000 Blue Point Strike Any. verthorn's Family Drug Store.Adv. where matdhes at Newlin Drug Co. 1 4 tl d. Tor zo cents. aaiv. - - a-bi NOODLERILL 213 FIB STREET ; PHONE RED 1241 The Popular Grill of Lla Grande. Expert Chef ""' American and Chinese Dishes. ' OPEN AT 6 A.M. TO 1A.M. Furnished Rooms Upstairs v t : Wm. Eng, Mgr. No Wait No Waste --saw." No Worry Clow's Waffle Flour Is Self Rising Add milk oniy-everything else in it 25c Packages Contains Sugar Eggs, Shortening, Salt and Leavening properties. V ' - ' ' "-. ! Recipes for Waffles, Hoi Cakes, Muffins , Cheese Straw and Timbale$hells with each package. For Sae By Pat tison Bros. PHONE NUMBER MAIN 80 The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. J. C. Henry, 1503 Fourth ' A street on Thursday afternoon at 2:30. ' J- 4" 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 PERSONALS. ''4-, W. H. Mckittrick who has been in ! ? Baker on business the past few days ,. came in this morning. . I ; , Women's $4.50 dress skirts $2.68 Women's-$5 dress skirts $3.49 Women's $6.50 dress shirts $4.69 - Women's ...wool '. $2.25 . tailored - waists $1-39' Women's . . vtool . $3.50 .' tailored -. waists $1.98 Furs $6.25 per set, sale $3.48 Furs $12.00 per set, sulc S7.38 Furs $15.00 per set, sale 08.95 Fur neck piece, $6.00 value, mle ,;:; S1.98 , Fur neck piece, $7.50 value dale .,...............54.78 Fur neck piece, $10.00 .value, sale ....... ....... $5.89 Ladies' $1.00 underwear ..67c Ladies $1.25 underwear . . . . 87c Children's two-piece cotton ribbed underwear all sizes 13c Children's heavy fleeced under ' wear, price ssme as size, 24, 24c; 26, 26c; 28, 28c up to 34c Fancy embroidered linen table covers, values up to $6.00 .................,.. $2.98 Fancy cushion covers, values up to 89c i ........... 29c Ladies' white aprons, 35c values , 19c - Ladies' wash waists, values up to $1.63 79c r Ladies' black lawn waists, val--..ues up to $1.25. . . . i ... . . 83c ' Ladies' silk mull waists,' values up to $7.00 ........ h.. $3.87 Ladies' silk mesaaline waists, , ' values up to $4.50 $1.93 ' The new .Pussy Willow silk ' waist, values up to $5.50 $2.98 Silk poplin waists, assorted cnl- ora values up to $3.00 . . $l.l9 .Silk messaline waists, assorted colors, $3.75 values ... $2.49 Heavy basket weave dress goods ; $2.00 values ... 98c 44-inch fancy wool stripes, value $1.85 ..... ; 69c 42-inch black voile $10 Values 69c 40-inch mohair, black and colors . value $1.00- 49c 52-inch panama, : black, value $1.75 98c Silk waistings, foulards, etc. values $1.10 ............ 7Sc Trimmings, silks, $2.25 values complete line ... 98c . Eiderdown, all colors, 48c values 33c Eiderdown 60c value .... S9c - Salem woolen goods 56-inch,. complete line . .. . $1.27 Duckling fleece kimona cloth, 18c values .............. ...,13c Ginghams, apron and dress, big . Una 12e values . . . ; 9e Complete line 12 Je outinga white and colors .............. 9e Flannelettes. 12He and 15e "' values 9c. Window scrims and ' nets 20c values ..... . . , . , . . . . , . :10c 22c values . 13c . 28c values , ... ........ .... 19c 38c values ... . ,-. . . ...... 23c 60c value 37e $1.50 values :79c Tablcoil cloth per yard ... . i 19c - Fair grade of outing flannel, full width, per yard ......... 5 ' Spool cotton : . . . . . , 4c Corteclll silk, 100 yard spool 5c Darning cotton, 2 balls . . . . 5c Good pins, 360 count, 2 pspers 3c . Needles, darning and v sewing ' ' per paper ........ . . .... , 4e Good school handkerchiefs - per dosen .,...... 23c Safety pins 2c 3c 5c Good grade i pearl buttons . per v dozen . . . ., . . . . . 5c Chester "Wolff returned this morn ing after a business trip to Salt Lake. Men's Wear Department . Men's Fur Coats, McKibbln make Russian Calf i Seal collar and cuffs $50.00 value .... $37.50 Black Lamb $47.50 value ................ $35.25 Black Dog $28.50 value $21.38 Black Dog, Coon trimmed '. $22.50 Russian Calf . . .... . . . . . ; . . . . . J . . . . . . . . $24.38 Russian Lamb $17.63 Sheep Lined Coats, Men's Duck Sheep Lined $6.00 Mrs. M. J. Johnson wont to Alicl I . ' i ' K i ' SSTSSf'i? 6pwdua ftwtd"yS as'Tto $7.50 Mole Skin Sheep Lined $5.63 the guest o Mrs. Walter Tate. j Reversible Leathar and Corduroy . . . .': $5.63 I ifltxr Men's Duck Blanket Lined $3.00 value S.Z3,' S0 ITvV value 2.fiS: 84.50 I3.S8 v ')" Hoys' Corduroy Blanket Linen sz.oi V Boys' Whip Cord Blanket Lined ...... . . $2.44 ' Boys' Whip Cord Sheep Lined . ......... . . $3.75 Boys' Blanket Lined Duck Coats ........ . $1.39 One Lot Boys' Duck Lined . . . .... ...... . , 89c ' Mens wear Department Boys' wool military collar shirts .. . . . , . ..... 97c Men's wool shirts, plain and assorted colors $2.00 Mrs. K. A. 'Harvey went to Pendle. J, ton this morning to spend the weeki with . relatives. . ,..; rff J Attorney H. E. Dixon went to El gin this morning to visit with friends v.v'i-, ... -! . ., . - .;.-( '.. I "I James Ainsworth was a passenger! A" last night for Los Angeles, Calif or-1 j. nia. i Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hereford went to Enterprise yesterday for a visit with friends. - r ,: Leonard Scriber retnrnnH in hit home at Salem yesterday after a vis it witn relatives m wis city. -Ollie W.- Brown, of .Tosnh. was reginter-jd at the Foley while visiting m wie city-over summy. . . , Mr. and Mrs. A. V CjiUnwav 1.P ' wis morning for Boise, Ida., with the A to $3.50 values . . ....... ..: ........ $1.48 Men's wool sox 19c Men's McKibbin hats $3.00 values . . .... $1.97 ' Men's McKibbin hats $2)0 values . . . . . . . . $1.37 ' Boys' wool blouses 5 to 12 years . .. 79c Men's band collar dress shirts $1.50 values-97c; ' $1.25 values 79c; $1.00 values 69c Men's sweaters ............... 58c 84c 98c $1.13 Boys' sweaters . 49c 69c 79c up to $1.57 . Boys' knee pants ......... , 29c 39c 67c 79c 98c Boys' long pants ; 69c 63c 89c $1.47 $1.79 Men's work pants ..V. 89e 97c $1.37 $1.97 Men's dress pants ..... .v. $1,98 $2.98 Men's best bib overalls , . 83c Men's work shirts, a good one , . V ; ... 37c Men's black sateen shirts S9e Men's $15.00 serge, worsted and cassimer suits -. . . t . . . , i ...... ..: . $1(M8 Men's $12.50 suits . ;v. . . . ir $9.87 Men's $15.00 overcoaU , ....... . ; . . . . . $10.48 ; Men's $12.50 overcoats . . i $8.47 - Men's $8.00 overcoats . . .'t : i . '. . . $4.98 . Sale includes rain .coats as well as overcoats--.; Men's macklnaw coats, $6.50 values ..... $5.29 Men's macklnaw coats $8.00 values ...... $6.34 Men's macklnaw eaU"$10,9r values V.: .'. $7.59 Men's macklnaw coats $12.00 values ...... $9.94 Men's blue bib overalls, fair quality not the best ...s-..i. . . . ... ...... . . . . . .... . .v 49c Men's wool sox, medium weight, regular 25c values 19c Men's $20.00 guaranteed pure wool suits $13.48 Boys' $15.00 suita $10.48 Boys' $12.50 suits $8.47 Boys' overcoats, all sixes $5.00 values .. I2JS0 Boys' overcoats, all sizes, $8.00 values .... $5.95 Young men's overcoats $11.50 values : : . $6.68 Young men's overcoats $15.00 values . . ; . $9.98 Men's 8 oz. white csnvas gloves, knit wrist 5c I ater. freed gauntlets, pair ..... . ; v .v 15c .'-ivb' $1.25 vool shirts In grey, blue or tan 98c Children's cctton rib shirts or drawers, sizes 1$ to 31 nil ....i..Vi.............:.i..M18 I'otit'-n hone supporters 1 10c President suspenders, pair . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . 23c intention of locating in coise valley, on a ranch Mrs. D. C. Mahonev and rhtldron went to Payette, Idaho, this morning to spend the week with Mr. Mahoney s parents. .: . , - Albert Wdtkins returned this morn ing to Baker, where he is attending school, after SDendine- the hnliHnva with his parents in this city. ... Mr.' and Mrs. S. T.' Rmnl to their home at Gibbon yesterday after a visit in the cKv with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Adkins. Miss Zepha Kenneda ' left yester day for Portland' where she will visit with Mr. end Mrs. E. B. Hc.n sen formerly of this city. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Swaggart were in the city this morning on their way home after visit witti relatives at Pendleton and Sunnyside, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. W.' H. Allan." of 'tm. tine, were in the city this morning on wieir 'way nome-irom a vreit wltn a son and daughter at Milton and Freewater. - t H. W. Laughhn and family, who have been visiting in the city with relatives the nast week. rstumul fn their home at s North Powder; this morning. J . . " - (Mi8s Lela Pace of Enterprise and Miss Mercia Wood, of Evans, were in the city yesterday on their way back to Walla Walla where they are stu- uerna at at. raurs academy, after spendinir the holiAv urith folks., , , i , ; .j 4,, , . , , , C. E. Perry and family left last night for their old home at Lake wood, N.- J., where they expect to make their horns turnin. Mi- Pm. has a poultry and nitrenn .mnrh-. at his new Jersey home. 'n . - 'ti' .v';', r,ji J , . Birth Record. ' ( ' Born . to Mr., and Mrs. Chag.i M. Floberg, 2712 North - Second1 . street. a daughter. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Torval Hansen,-1811 V arenas, a son. . .. -K- . Shoe Department Men's felt house slippers 48c Men's or women's carpet slippers ....... . 32c One lot ladies' shoes, values up to $3.50 . . . . 98c One lot ladies' shoes, values up to $2.50 . . $1.38 One lot men's house slippers, big line ...... 98c One lot men's house slippers, large: asst'mt $1.18 One lot men's shoes all large sizes, values to $4.50 . .-. ..... ... 4 v . $1.00 Children's rubbers .i ....... 38c 45c 48c Children's overshoes, one buckle ........ 58c ' Misses' rubbers 48c Misses' overshoes, 1 buckle ............ ... . . 78c Boys' rubbers , : . . . . -. ; . .". 65c Boys' overshoes, 1 buckle ................. 98c Men's overshoes, 1 buckle $1.23 Children's rubber boots, all sizes ... . ; ..... $1.19 Men's German sock rubbers . . . j $1.98 Gilt Edge shoe dressing, bottle ........... . 13c Shinola shoe dressing,-box v................ 5e Women's rubbers . ............ 45c 58c. Women's fur trimmed house slippers . .'. . $1.19 .Women's overshoe .;......,..,.,.,,..,, 98c Men's carpet slippers ................... ,:. $5c Men's leather house slippers $1.19 Hardware Department See the bargains we are showing in sleds. Largest assortment: in town, prices - from $1.09 to $4.25. Clean up on hand painted china all greatly reduced, something that will interest every housewife. White and Gold Bavarian china at prices) that will surprise you. .We are making some attractive prices on Johnson Bros, dinnerware, closing out pattern. ' QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS WE GIVE S. & II. GREEN TRADING STAMPS ImporUnt Meeting Thursday. Automobile owners are to meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock bi the city hall to discuss the proposed changes in the motor vehicle law. All auto owners are urged to be present, as the recommendations from this county will be determined at that time, and! Union county's legislators will want, an expression from this territory to guide their vote at baiem. ;! I; Notice at Dissolution. , "- Notice Is hereby given that tho firm known as Pearce & Johnson, .carp n tpr and rcnair rfhOD. at 1408 Adams. Jias been dissolved and Mr. Pearce will continue the business, Mr. Jonnson re tiring. '.Mr. Pearce will collect all bils and pay all indebtedness. PEARCE & JOHNSON, By P. M. Pierce. - , , . , .. . . .. l-4-5t. TAKEN UP Dark , brown ; gelding, branded. Owner can have same by calling and paying expenses. Mrd. H. F. Briggs, near stockyards. : 16 2t. Read1 the advertisements, too. AT YOUNG'S Oystor Cocktails Ta males Cbila Tomato Bouillon Beef Bouillon. . . . Chicken Bouillon Clam Bouillon . . 15c .15c and 25c ....i...l0c V , ,10c ,.10c . .10c ..10c Coffee and Wafers . . Chocolate and) Wafers Hot Malted Milk and Wafers Ham Sandwich ....... Chocolate Ice Cream ,.10c ..10c i.l5c ' ..10c 1 Youngs for best Service: A Home Industry Your Co-Operation Earnestly Solicited.- 1 O O IT t X t ikV i t