La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 06, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextG CD Good Negatives Deserve Good ' Papers ; Use Rexall Cherry Bark and stop the uecond and fourth Wednes- w cougn ana coid. -huts yrug store r""' w i ". Adv. "a e 2t. ; " ajr ben price lor -, Second Hand Furniture. , OVAL'S FURN1- For Sale Five dosea Leghorn pul let. Main 87. ... 2-6-tf. TURE Ca, 404 Fir St, phone Black X I km. " ; M4,tt jl personals! Mrs. Turner Oliver left last night for a visit with friends in Poitlard. 0 ii lTs Velox and Azo Papers for best result 2 RED CROSS DRUG STORE Dresamakinjr and Ladies Tailoring, Kemoaeimg 4 sr '.-iary. Jones 4i Uu. bone, t'htt Ladies . Stora. Over Hill's D.-ug Store. Adams A"e. Phone Si.'tu. i Adv. - . , . 11 9 a -:---r.v ' i - There will be a German service at the Lutheran' church Sunday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be admin istered in connection with the service. I F. H. Brownlee, Some of the Germans of the commu- Wallowa, is in the city today on bus; nny nave oeen meeting auring tno.iness, slopping at tne sommer. week to familiarize -themselves with the hymns and the service. A, cor dial invitation is extended to all. Mrs.' Geo. Davis, was a passenger last night for Montpeller, Idaho, for a visit with friends. t.f merchant .of School supplies, school books, ata-i tionery, tablets, envelopes and in fact all bioh lines as book stores gener-; ally carry, you will find at' Stiver thorn's Family Drua- Store. Adv. 1 " . i 1 4 tf Call Van Buren's for taxi. Adv. "UPPER CRUST" i dbsta More, Tastes More, -. Lasts More, "Imported." AB-SO-LUTE-LV.,' , ' . Adv. , ' i ' 1 '6 tf : Since Christinas days are over and you are now needing drugs and medi cine, we wish you to know that we are ready to sell you all you need and compound your prescriptions accur ately at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. 1 4 tf . A A A A A A A A AAA a Whiter, Lighter, Better Bread, 1 6 tf. 4 LOCAL BREVITIES.. , , 4 A The accounts of the Geo. A. Ander- 4AAAAA2.AAAU.AAA son company are due and payable to :.. i If W - J - - . -Mi . Al. . ' :, , m. v. lueiiuru who nas ouiues in ine former location of the company in Be dignified. Buy and Use "UP- ne Gardinier building. Adv. . PER CRUST." Adv. 1 6 tf. j ' - 1 2 tf . All' kinds of accordeon pleating' Socif y done at 906 Adams.-Adv. 12 29 7tp flu,th!"ln church wdl . meet w,th Mrs ..,..:. r N.' Nelson 501 Washington streot At any time you may need a ood l lte1rnoon at !c?c Mr3' Camera, one that will be sure to Nelson extends a cordial invitation please you at a price $2.50 to $5.00 to visitors as well as the members. or from tnese amounts to a. $iuu you will sure drop in and see a fine line of them. The Ansco line, at Sil verthorn's Family . Drug Store. Adv. i 1 4 tf d. , v- . V To Catarrh Victims.'-. W 'j "For colds, catarrh snuffles there is "nothing better than Hyomei which Newlin Drug Co.i sells on thg'fo-cure-no-pay" plan. Hyomei not only give qitck relief but is a sure and lasting benefit Adv. f Money im Loan. On improved real property in Union county," no delays, current rates. La Giande Investment Co. Adv. 1 For Bread with "That Taste" AB-SO-LUTE-LY. Adv. - "M 6 tf. . I will Loan You Money. ; ; : plenty of -money on land security. Reasonable rates and no long waits. J..R. OLIVER. Adv. 1 7-te-tf. We guarantee you relief if you 'use ReXall Cherry Bark Cough ' Syrup. Hill's Drug Store.-Adv. l' at. AJU llsato and motopcycle ' owners are urged to be presoni at the meet ing in the city hall Thursday evening at which time the proposed .bill in ron gard to license taxes will be discussed. It is hoped that the bill of recommen dations cap. be completed fully, so that it can be, sent to Salem, at the opening of the session of legislatuure. The Knights and Ladies of Security NOODLE GRILL 213 FIB STREET ( ', . PHONE RED 1241 The Popular Grill ofta Grande, t Expert Chef Ameriean and Chinese Dishes.' OPEN AT A. M. TO 1 A. M. Furnished Rooms Upstairs : Wm. Eng, Mgr. t 4 1 Mrs. C. I. Durnberger, of Imbler, , was in the city on a shopping . ex- j pedition yesterday evening., i K t 'S.V Herbert Warren, of Wallowa, is visitor in the city today registered at the Savoy. . ,vT Jay McMillan is registered at the j : Savoy from Alicel while .transacting I jj ; business in the city, today.. .. -:. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hess and C. Hess, of . North Powder, are visiting in the city today, stopping at the Sa- ft vy- . . " j Mrs. E. J. Sams, of Walla Walla, was a passenger on the. branch line this morning on her way to Joseph, f . for a visit with her 'mother and oth- A Che8ser, left last',. - night for Salt Lake City where she'f will make her home. Mr. Cliesser is an u.-w. employe and has been trans avuvyj mm uuuuvyu . viviuuvy Wool Dress Goods This is Aery staple line and our prices have always been ROCK BOTTOM, but now to clean up the stock, the reductions that we have ssade bring them dowa below prices we paid for them. The same is true of many other lines, such as window scrims, outing flannels, fllannelettea, M mona cloths, ginghams, silks waistinga wool coatings, flannels, etc. - ; FURS i PRICE ' r' " LADIES' COATS 1 PRICE 1 CHILDREN'S COATS " PRICE Complete line of men's and boys' overcoats from 25 per. cent to HALF PRICE - , ou never hav been offered better bargains in men's nd boys' clothing than we are offering. ' . $15.00 SUITO ! . $9.87 $18.00 QUITS $10.48 $15.00 OVERCOATS ,..... $9.98 , Odd lot men's overcoats $3.49, , : Odd lot of boys' overcoats $2.98 Mrs. Anna Brooks left last night for Los Angeles to spend the "winter with relatives. ( j Tom Loftus, of Starkeyis a bus iness visitor in the city today, reg-. JJ i A it. . V 1 . '. -4 : ! Ladies Furnishings and Dry Goods er. relatives. Mrs. Francis 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 ; wool .$3.50. tailored waists $1.98 . Furs $6.25 per set, sale ' $3.48 Furs $12.00 per set, sale 37.38 furs $15.00 per set, sale . Fur neck piece, $6.00 value, rale ....w. ........ $.98 Fur neck piece, $7.59 value,- uale 54.73 Fur neck piece, $10.00 .value, sale ....t.. ........... $5.89 Ladies' $1.00 underwear ;. 67c Xadies $1.25 underwear .; . . . 87c Children's two-piece cotton . ribbed underwear all sisea 13c Children's heavy fleeced under ' wear, price same as size, 24, 24c; 26, 26c; 28, 28c up to 34c Fancy embroidered linen tabic covers, values up to $6.00 $2.98 Fancy cushion -covers, values up to89e 29c Ladies' white aprons, 35c values 19c ferred to the Utah city; E. C. iff- ' 1 J. Herzinger and "wife left, this morning for Portland where they will ft spend the week attending the meet- ; " ing of state agents of the Oregi'jp ,. Life Insurance company, '-.vV Mrs. F. L. Dougherty and two chil- dren who have been visiting with hee, sister, Miss May Stearns at Covof j were in the city this morning onvthejnut way to their home in Pendleton. i j. . i Mrs.' Fred G. Sehilke returned this morning from Portland where she has been assisting in the' joint installs1 j tion of all of the Eastern Star chap-A ters of that- city. i "F 1 , .l Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Forrsted, ofl Portland spent the night in the city. ft ' on their way to .Lostine where th6y' t will visit for a week or ten days with ! j the Crow brothers, ranchers of that. neighborhood. Ladles' wash waists, slues mp to $1.63 ... 79c Ladies' black lawn waists, val 1.. ues up to $1.25.... . . r.. 83e Ladies' silk mull waists, values up to $7.00 ,. $3.87 c Ladiea' silk mesaallne : waists, valuea up to $4.50 . . . ... $2.93 The new .Pussy , Willow silk Waist, values up to $550 $2.98 Silk poplin waists, assorted cat- ors valuea up to $3.00 . . $1.63 Silk messaline walsta, assortexl colors, $3.75 valuea ... $2.49 Heavy basket weave dress goods $2.00 valuea ......... , . . 98c 44-Inch fancy wool stripes, value - $1.85 69c 42-inch black voile $1.50 valuea 69c 40-Inch mohair, black and colors value $1.00 . . . . . . . .v. . 49c 52-inch panama, black, value $1.75 98c Silk walstings, . foulards, etc. valuea $1.10 ............ 73c Trimmings, -silks, $2.25 valuea complete line . . . . . .... .'. 98c Eiderdown, all colors, 48c values ....v...;..'...;......; SSc Eiderdown 60c value ... . 39c Salem woolen goods ' 56-inch, . complete Unev ...... . . . $U7 Duckling fleece kimoaa cloth, 18e i values .. Me Ginghams, apron and dresa, big ' line 12Je valuea . i ...... . te Complete line 12c utiags whU and colon..;.... ..it...,. c Flannelettea, 12Hc and . 15c valuea ............. . . .. 9c Window scrims and nets 20c valuea ................. . 10c ; 22Je values 13c 28c values . . . . . . . . .. 19c - 38c valuea .. . . . .... . .... 23c 60c valuea 87c $1.50 values .... ... . 79e Table oil cloth per yard . . . . 19c Fair grade of outing flannel, full -width, per yard 5c Spool cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . 4e . Corteclll silk, 100 yard spool 5c Darning cotton, 2 balls . .... . 5c Good pins, 360 count, 2 papers 5c Needles, darning and sewing per paper 4e Good school handkerchiefs per . dozen ..... . . ....... . .. . 23c Safety pins ,'. . ... i . . . 2c 3c 6e ; Good grade ' pearl buttons per dosen . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . 5c Men's Wear Department Every Pair of ' Shoes Oh Sale DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY , TO SAVE MONEY ON, SHOES. ALL . OP REGULAR STOCK AT SALE PRICES NOTHING RESERVED, WE HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM. WE ALSO FIT YOUR FEET. NOTHING BUT STAND- ARD MAKES:" REGULAR 50c AND ' 75c EMBROIDERED HOSE AT 201 '.. . t-f t. " PER' PAIR L. J. Frehcti Shoe Co. smawaieaaawwa Mrs. J. J. Carr expects to leave to-.'! morrow night for California where j she . will spend the winter attending . . . - . . i uie iwo iairs ana visiting witn mends j. and relatives at various points in that state. Mars. Wood, Mr. Carrs moth-) J er, arrived yesterday to accompany "t Men's Fur Coats; McKibbin-make Russian Calf. Seal collar and cuff's $50.00 value .... $37.50 Black Lamb $47.50 value . . , . . . . . . ...... . $355 Black Dog $28.50 value .... ..A $21.38 1 Black Dog, Coon trimmed $22JS0 Russian Calf i... ; . $24.38 Russian Lamb $17.63 Sheep Lined Coats, Men's Duck Sheep Lined $6.00 value .'. $4.64 Corduroy Sheep' Lined ................... $5.25 $7.50 Mole Skin Sjieep Lined $5.63 Reversible Leathen and Corduroy ....... . $5.63 Men's Duck Blanket Uned $3.00 value $2.25; $30 ' value $2.63; $4.5(1 $3.38 Boys' Corduroy Blanket Lined . . . , $2.81 Boys' Whip Cord Blanket Uned ......... $2.44 Boys' Whip Cord Sheep Uned . . . . $3.75 Boys' Blanket Uned Duck Coats $1.39 One Lot Boys' Duck Uned .. 89c Menswear Department Boys' wool military collar shirts ........... 97c Men's wool shirts, plain and assorted colors $2.00 to $3.50 values . ..... $1.48 Men's wool box .." 19c Men's McKibbin hats $3.00 values $1.97 Men's McKibbin hats $2.00 values ; . . . . . . . $1.37 Boys' wool blouses 5 to 12 yeara . . . . . ... . 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 79e 98c Boys' long pants ...... 69c 63c 89c $1.47 $1.79 Men's work pants , 89c 97c $1.37 $1.97 Men's dress pants ' ...... .'. ...... . $1.98 $2.98 Men's best bib overalls . : : ..... . . m . . 83c Men's work shirts, a good one . . .... ..... . $7e Men's black sateen shirta 39c Men's $15.00 serge, worsted and casslmer suits .....' , $10-48 Men's $12.50 salts '.i $9.87 Men's $15.00 overcoats . . . . .- 4 '. s . . . . . . $10.48 Men's $120 overcoats ................... $8.47 Men's $8.00 overcoata v. $48 Sale Includes rain coats aa. well, as overcoats. Men's macldnaw coats, $6.50 values ..... $129 Men's mackinaw casts $8.00 values,.... $4.31 Men's mackinaw coata $10.09 valuea $7J19 Men's mackinaw coats $12.00 valuea ,,.....$9.94 Men's blue bib overalls, fair quality not the beat - . . 1 49c . Men's wool box, medium weight,' regular '25c values .v. .. . . . . . ..... . v. 19c Men's $20.00 guaranteed pure wool suits $13.48 Boys' $15.00 suits ...................... $10.48 Boys' $12.50 suits $8.47 Boys' overcoats, all sizes $5.00 values .... $2JS0 Boys' overcoats, all aises, $8.0f valuea . . . . $5.95 Young men's overcoats $UJ50 values . $6.68 Young men'a overcoats $15.00 values . . $9.98 Men's 8 os. white canvas gloves, knit wrist 5c Loathe- f"fcd gauntlets, pair . . . .-. . ...... 15c 3fti' $1.25 v,ool shirts in grey, blue or tan 8c ildrrn's rc'.ton rib shirts or. drawers, sites. 16 to 34 a!l ............................... 18e Boston hoeo pupporters 10c President suapenders, pair ...t... .......... 23c Mrs. Carr on her trip. Shoe Department Mrs. Roy Frazier returned to her uviiio ab mxiiu turn iiivriiiii axior m, visiting with her husband who has, T been confined in the hospital here for j tne past six weeks. Mr. Frazier, who suffered a relapse a few days ago, is ' 4t saia to be improving again now, and will probably be able to leave the hospital in a couple of weeks more. ' Police Raid Saloon. ! Men's felt house slippers 48c Men's or women's carpet slippers ........ 32c One lot ladies' shoes, vsluea 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 $1.00 Children's rubbers ...... i... 38c 45c 48c Children's overshoes, one buckler 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 Germsn sock rubbers . .t . .', $1.98 , Gilt Edge shoe dressing, bottle ............ 13c Shinola shoe dressing, box i. .... 5e ; Women's rubbers .................... 45e SSc Women's fur trimmed house slippers .... $1.19 . Women's overshoes r. v . 98c Men's carpet slippers , ... 35c ' Men's lesther house slippers .'. $1.19 ' i Baker, Jan. 5. A police raid on the Nugget saloon at 4 o'clock this morning resulted in the arrest of Frank Weir, the nronrietor. ' nii a charge of permitting women in his saloon, and of Pearl Naughton, Viola t Lee, D.' Davis and' Mrs. Grace Davis I b on charges of disorderly conduct. The i complaints were all made by Chief of ) T Police Ed. Jackson. . j J Mr. Weir in municipal court today 1 1 J , I, A.. 1 . . 1 ' iimueu guniy ana was xineo :. $iuv wnich he paid. The Naughton and Lee women each' forfeited $10 bail and Mr. and Mrs, Davis each pleaded guil ty, were fined $25 apiece and the fines suspended' ' pending -''good be havior. . - t ii.. l .: ?' -i. - Hardware Department1 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. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS St If t t t t Sumner Consecrated.. Chicago, Jan. 6. Dean Walter Tay- I Inr Snmnpr. lonir nrominent in. social Patrolman Brennan noticed a light wifarB work in Chicaeo and chair- "in the saloon oh Center street at 4 'man of the vice commission whose o'clock this morning ... and 'went "in, 'work attracted national-attention a only to be, met with abuse and rough years ago, was today consecrated lUm,... -'u.(i. . ,.?-! bishop of Oregon With impressive language. He at once called Chief cermiea athe Catholic of Saint Jackson and- together they went toipeteP and gaint Paul, the saloon and arrested the quintet. I Many dignitaries of the Episcopal The Naughton and Lee womon are 'church-assisted in the services,-, which said to have come in on the late train ! i charge of the Rev. C. H. lafntiit V - - -i 1 1 Young of Chicago. The new bishop last, night. -:V J v-.Vjiwai leave in a-'-feW weeks for Port 4, ' r. '. 11 ' ' ' V -land, Ore. "Among- th out-of-town iv Hour Prices Quoted. ,,.Jchurohimen participating in the cere Prices on local flour todav : utS as :..tL .. r w w: A. lOllOWS: . .. ,v I .(; 1..-lTA..,U.mk nt tWaHt. Rt. Rev. Sea Foam $1.56; Royal Patent $1.65; Dr. j. h. White of Michigan City, Ind; Blue Stem $1.70. Rf pntf. Tr. T. N. Morrison-. Wshoo of T. I. Keese, Read the adverti&snenti. too. 1 Town- Rf Rev. - Dr. f.. l-bistop coadjutor, of. southern Oio;, the Very Rev. land, Ore. T.' M. Ramsey, ' Port- NEW SURVEYOR HOME. D. Howland Will Leave Tonight for Portland on Business. After spending the holidays in -ral-la Walla with relatives, L. D. How land returned -last evening to assume his office as county surveyor, and today filed his bond for $5,000. To night he leaves for Portland to at tend the irrigation congress in the capacity of assistant water superin tendent for this second district. George T. Cochran, the superintend ent, may not be able to attend the congress, due to the death of his uncle, George Ruckman. County Commissioners In ' ' Session. - The county: commissioners are ' in session today, the newly appointed member, W. J. Townley, of Union, be ing present for his first session. The only business, to come before the board today is the considering of bills against the county; other y matters, coming up tomorrow. i Card of Thanks. To the many friends who so kindly remembered us on ' our fiftieth weddSng anniversary on January. 1, 1915, we wish to return our sincere and grateful thanks. May -the Giver of all good abundantly . reward you for your kindness to us, as he alone can. MR. and MRS. O. S. ALLEtf.