La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 07, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY 'M&WXNPSt mi', rtaj; k QWJWW observer Will find at HlMvi 1 1 thorn's Fami Drag Store. Adr. v. ; 1 4 tf . Cure i ' I ' 1 I 1 ( , . I fttr Few would neglect their coughs and colds if they knew of a remedy which could) be depended upon, ! , - J " ' '. BLUE MOUNTAIN , COUGH CURE ' ia such a 'remedy."1' It is-pl pared from pure Ingredients. It removes ' the cause ' by atdmulaiting the - secretion and ' I flamed surfaces. It is guar- CaU Van Buran'lfol Uxl-Adt. ! you iinc, J Iran you U'UIOW Hill we "UPPER CRUST I Costa More, Taste Jlore '' Lasts More, "Imported."- ' ABSOLUTELY. -Adv. i e tf. V , Bert Jacobs left last night for San 'Diego, Calif ornic 1 v' 1 C. E. Mays, is registered . at tlie Sommer from Elgin. , 1 i " ' E. S. Eaton and wife, of Union, Since Christmas days are over and are visiting in "the eitjrtoday. u are now needing drugs and medi. i ...... .v.. r , t i are ready to sell you all you need and I cumpuuna your prescriptions accnr- irom cagln. t at Biiveruiorn-s J. B. Brashears ia in the city today Store. Adv. ,w niter, , -lgbter, Better ( upper urustv-Adv. v Family Drug' j. a a. anteed to cure. Price, 25 and 50 1 Cents. 7' Bread, X 6 tf. Attorney R. J. Green returned to- from a business visit to Portland. Dan Smyths,, prominent., attorney and sheepman of Pendleton is a busi If II I -. " Wl III II 1 7 I A rr I Li 1 1 1 f I V 11 1 aT ; I fl I fl I I I I U - V . ' s I I 1 ' ' II 1 - IVU1 W M mlh ' . . , HOB yisiwr in trie tny woay. Ik ; On improved reaj property in Union . v. . : . . J, county, no delays,' current rates. t Prepared and sokL.only by ;. RED CROSS DRUG SUCRE J G:nde Investment Co. Adv. 1.... ! :gfor Bread with That Taste" AB- SO-LUTE-LY-r-Adv. - I 6 tf. 1. VI' AJU ,auto and motorcycle owverg fi' . 1 . ........ a 'are ureed to be nresent mi the 'meet- LOC'XL BREVITIES. at which time th.proposed bill kv re gard to license taxes will be discussed. It is hoped jJJTt bill of recommen dations Scant be completed fully so that it can be sent to Salem, at tho opening of thetlession of legislatuure. t Damage jO 'Potatoes Confirmed. Portland, Jan. 6 All doubt that a very large per cent of the potato crop of the . Pacific northwest was I a afJ a' 4'J : !S j ;;.:, .vi'v'.j.'vV-'.K' K There, will.be initiation and bus ioess of importance for members of Pythian sisters' order Friday evening. All members urged to be present. ' MRS. C. C. BULL, MB. C. ' . - ' ' - Ji, 2t. ' Jin-- Be dignified. Buy and UsaUP- PER CRUST." Adv. 1 6 tf. George Stoddaed : Want to Wallowa this morning to look after business in iterests in the way of lumbering.. burg, Fla., was ft Savoy hotel fiieMt,?. last hirht "4 - , J. , A. .Flienchbauph of OptUn tm;; Mi4ut knaltioaa .4l e4VI. ; wv.s uhbiiivm sia vue viv -vim ikviu'i iv I "I 4. Wool Dreaa Goads This U n very staple line and our prices have alwaya been ROCK BOTTOM,' but now to clean. a the stock, C o reductions that we have made bring them down belaw pricea we paid far them. -The Anie ia true of Many other lines, such as window, scrims, outing flannels, fllannelettea, ki mona clethscinfhams, s'....tt waistinga wool coatings, flannels, etc. v i . , FURS f PRICE " , ' . LADIES' COATS i PRICE v CHILDREN'S COATS i PRICE J Complete-line 'of men's and boya' overcoats from 25 per cent to HALF PRICE D You never have been o Tiered better bargalna in men's and boys' clothing than we are offering. ' ' $10.48 $15.00 OVERCOATS i''0lXM lot of boya overcoats $2.98 , $9.87 $18.00 ftUITS $15.00 SUIT8 : ; ' Odd lot mcn'a overcoats 83.49,,' 9.98 ing, stopping at tho Savoy whilo herft, D. B. Thomas, of Condon, Oregon,' ia in the city today transacting bus1- iness. He is registered at the Foley.' Miss . Francis Chessler. left laat night to join her father at Lov Vegas,. Nevada. - All kinds of accordeon pleating done at 906 Adams. Ad. 12 29 7tp. Mrs. Harry M. Bouvy has returned n li i i i' . v , V duri"e holidays. been dispelled by latest advices from - , , " : ' ; various sections. , ' , :.'; : G. O. flonfev unA wifn.1-.m'viair Coming as it did) over imonth be-lin the city froin- Cove, stopping at fore the normal tune for cold weath- : . i. ' reee caught many of the . The Christian Church Missionary f.rimml nf ; , . to. tomorrow at 2 . ... , , ociety . will meet'; MnMn J If . ... . 1. 1 .. . . . -.-i-L. - lUA. '.IfUfj- S V U1 wlom a'.no:yt Tan'Tzr ".r:: .r:,r ptoe wwu ou.ers.had French, 1805 Third street ? At any time you may need a good that will placed them hv shallow pita. . w croaaus, tne well-known be sure to' potato buyer,' who makes-the north' Camera, one please you at a price $2.60 to, $6.00 west territory for Weyl-Zuckennan or from these amounts to a $100. company of California with head- you wtu'aure arop in ana see s ne ui. . t . fine of them. The Ansco line, at Sil-.rte a Portland, has just j-e-erthorn's -Family Drug; Store. Adv. turned from his , second trip of the 1 . 1 4 tf.d. . season to k the-' Yakima section. . , i . . The visit there, caused Mr.. BroecV dus to completely reverse his opin I ions, 'expressed about six ' weeks or iV I WHl l6aa You Money. ' vv Plenty -of money on land security. Reasonable rates and no long waits. J. R. OLIVER. Adv. . 7-12-tf. so ago that the crops of the north west were so heavy that the twice . 1 ' ! M v. If .. 1 I , it Wa garantea rallafiif jusas Wwld Mkely. ..remain Jow. ,--.t 1 Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup.) "I made a close examination of the Hill's Drug Store. Adv. : 16 2t. j potato situation in the Yakima section on my second visit to that section and what I found caused me to change my former opinions. Fully half of the potatoes of that district have been caught by the cold weather. .; Most of the potatoes, I found, were in shal low pita and the freeze Was. so deep that it extended below them. "I dug into some of these pits and found that my, conclusions were true, and -the - same : view was ' entertained by the leading ' potato interests of f The annual .meeting of the Wing Fin & Fleetpot club will be held next Monday evjpning. All members are urged tq be present. : : .' The Knights and Ladies of Security meet the second and fourth Wednes day except this evening. See Harry K: Thaw at the- Arcade ,night only. Adv. . : -4,.n. ; TTba PpybII fTTiArrv. Rfti-lr Anil, ston that MMioh ond cold'. Hill's Druir Store Sound." Adv. ' r '' ; ' 1 S 2t. '; Tbese facts have already cused buy- ; v4 ers potatoes in the Yakima section I We pay best prices tor Second by California interests and a quick Hand Furniture. ' DYAL'S FURNI-' advance in the price has already re TURE CO., 404 Fir St, Phone Black suited there. Locally, the market is 8351. 9-1 Mf. firm but quiet, with few growers at v.J : " e "! present- offering. : Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling a sp"cialy. Jones fit Ka- bone. The Ladies Store. Over Hill's! Drug Store. Adams A"e. Phone 82K1.J i-Adv. . ,.' 1H! I business visitor fn ITIArnillfr nkattnrr f ilia flntrAtf nrliilA' here. Mrs. J. A.' Jenkins went to Rose- burg 'this morning to spend several weeks visiting with her parents and 'other relatives. ' ' . Wants White Wheats. Pullman, Wash., Jan. 6--More gen- There will be a German service at . . . . v, . the Lutheran church Sunday after- era of Washmgton and Oregon to noon at 2:30 o'clock. The Sacrament B white wheat would place them of the Lord's Supper will be rniin- n a portion to demand a premium ,1stered in connection with the service. 0D surplus output in Liverpool mark Some of the Germans of the commu- ete' and. 'would assist materially in ihKy have been meeting during the effecting standardization of wheat, week to familiarize themselves with w8 the opinion expressed by State he hymns and the service. A cor- Grain Inspector R. D. Jarboe before dial invitation is extended to all. ,the wheat convention tonight' He -X , : said) the Pacific coast is one of the School supplies, school books, sta- few regions adapted to raising white Jets, envelopes and in fact -wheat, and that activitv in that re- tionery. tabl mil such lines as book stores:-gener- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you want your, shoes shined properly in warm comfortable quarters, call at my standi next door to Sherry's theatre. Shoes sent in will get the best attention. Full line of cigars and tobaccos carried. Have your tan and white ' shoes dyed black so they will stay black.: - . JAMES K. KAPELLAS. '. spect would place Washington and Oregon farmers in competition with only 10 per cent , of tWe market, 90 per cent of the world's output being red wheat. ( . T Two hundred farmers listened to the discussion during the first ses sion of the convention, which is held under ib auspices of the Washing ton State Grain Growers, Shippers and! Millers association. Samuel Glasgow of Spokane, president of the association, detained by stress of his new duties as city commissioner ,will be unable to attend. " V L, NOODLE GRILL 213 FIR STREET PHONE RED 1241 The Popular Grill of La Grande5V Eitoert Chef--AmftripflTi and nhinese Dishes a ii & 1 OPEN AT 6 A! M. TO 1 A M; Furnished Rooms Upstairs ifi V"-!- Eng, Mgiv the Sommer. ; A., W, Hepner, is a business visitor in the city from-Union stopping at the Sommer. , . . - Attorney J. D. Slater went to Twin Falls last night to attend to legal business. H. G. Masterson and -wife of Elgin ' "ft are registered at the -Foley while vis-1' ji lting in the city today. : : ! - !v f Frank Turner is a business visitor 11 in the city from Union, stoppingat' at the Foley. - : -. i f J.i T..Langley, assistant .. superm-! tendentr of.- -motive .power for the O.-'i??" W. arrived today to inspect the shop.f V tat this point. Miss Lucy Cullen left this morning j. for Walla , Walla to visit i relatives. IT She will stop over! in Pendleton for ! a visit with Mrs. Buck today. 1 ' ) y--;-..?,r$'.u v..-- - -i : J.' J. Nunn, Mt. Glenn rancher, re- ji turned ' last night from ' . a business j ' Chas. W. Tollock-jjf Pendleton was' A the city this I . o ..ah. I Women's $4-0 dreaa s'OHe $2.C8 WaeV $( 4raa akirta $149 Wamen' $6S0 dreaa thirta $4.19 Women's .wool .12.23. tailored :;-walata. -:. - . tU Women's .wool ,$3.50. tailored ' -.waiBt:;-.f:iiV;-.-;v.:... $1.98 Fura $6.25 per aet, aale $3.48 Fura $12.00 per aet, aale' $748 Fura $15.00 per aet, sate 4&95 Fur neck piece, $6.00 value, wle ............ ..... 13.98 Fur neck piece, $7JW value, aale ......... .......... $4.78 Fur' neck piece, $10.00 .value, sale $5.89 i-Mdlesi $1.W underwear . .67c Ladies $1.25 underwear . . 87c Childrenr'a two-piece : : cotton ribbed underwear all aites 13c - Children's heavy fleeced under . i wear, price aame aa aise, 24, 24c; 26, 26c; 28, 28c up to 34c Fancy embroidered linea table covers, values up . te ,$6.00 . ............. , . . . . . . . $2.98 Fancy cushion covers, values up . to 89c i.;. ..T... . .. 29c Ladies' white aprons, 35c values ....................... 19c ' Ladiea' waiib waists,- aloes up to$l.63 .... , 79c . .Ladles' black lawn waita,,val-. isi nes ap to, $1-5..., ..... 83c Ladiea' aitk mult waists, values tip to $7.90 ....... . . .. $3.87- Ladiea' silk measaline walata,- vahiea up to $1.50 tXS .The new ..Pi ay .Willow silk V Waist, values up to $5.50 $2.98 "Silk poplin waists, aasorted cat-, - ora valuea up to $3.00 . . $1.09 Silk measaline waiata, ' . assort ed colora, $3.75 valuea v.. $2.49 Heavy basket weave d,reaa foods ; $2.00 valuea tt8c 44-inch fancy wool stripes, value $L85 69c 42-inch black voile $10 values 69c ' 40-inch mohair, black and colora ' value $1.00 ...... i ... t . . 49c 52-inch panama, black, value v $1,75 .......... 98e Silk waistings, foulards,, etc. valuea $1.10 73c Trimmings, silks, $2.25 values - complete line ...... . . ... 98c - Eiderdown, all colors, 48c valuea SSe i Eiderdown 60c value: .-, . .- S9c 56-inch, $U7 Salem : woolen goods com Diet e Una . . . i v, Dock Uag fleece kin ia clath, l$c valaea ................. l$e GInghaa-, apron and dreaa, big " Una 12e valuea si. . 9e Complete Una 12 ic out lags waita and colora , , 9e Flannelettea, . 12He v and Ue valuea 9e Window acrlma and J' neta 20c - valuea .v.;.. a: 19c 22jc valuea i........v.... lSe 28c valnea 19c S8c values ........... .. . 8$e 60c valuea : ............. . ' 87c $1.59 valuea 79c Table oil cloth per yard . . . . 19e Fair grade of outing flannel, full width, per yard ......... 5c Spool cotton .............. 4c Corteclli silk, 100 yard spool 5c Darning cotton, 3 balls 5c Good pins, 360 count, 2 papers 5c Needles, darning and sewing per paper 4e Good school handkerchiefs per - doien 23c . Safety pina . .. . 2c Se 5c Good grade pearl buttons per - - doien . .'. i. . , . . . . 5e Meii's Wear Department trip to. Boise and was a guest at the savoy until today. '4 raa ' ii. Mrs. A. E. I vanhoe county school .".4f !: superintendent, returned today from X an extended stay in Williamette Val-1 ley points. She was accompanied ' 7 home by Miss Maude Goodwin, a popu. ( "J ' liar Oakland girl, who will - spend n'. T; few weeks as a guest w kh Mrs. . I vanhoe. , ' Men's Fur Coats, McKibbin make Russian Calf Seal collar and cuffs $50.00 value $37.50 Black Lamb $47-9 value . .V. ; , iv. & i . $35.25 Black Dog $28.50 value K ;. ',7. : J'.'.' $21.38 ? Black Dog, Coon trimmed .,. $22.50 Ruaaian Calf $24.38 Russian Lamb $17.63 ' Sheep Lined Coats, Men's Duck Sheep Lined $6.00 ' value . ................. ."it i ' r $4.64 ; Corduroy Sheep Lined .'......'.;.....'.,.".'. $5.25 . IM Mole Skint Sheep Ua-.KM-$fcM : Reversible Leather ' and Corduroy . . . . . . . $5.63 ' Men's Duck Blanket Lined $3.00 value $2.25; $3-0 value $2.63; $4-9 $3-8 :5 - I Boys' Corduroy Blanket Lined '. . . ... . . . , , $2.81 i Boya' Whip Cord Blanket Lined v. $2.44 ' Boya' Whip Cord Sheep Lined $3.75 Boya' Blanket Lined Duck Coats ......... $1.39 One Lot Boys' Duck Lined 89c. , Menswear Department ' V J ;v ?,i Boys' wool military collar shirty ......... 97c . ..Men's wool shirts, plain and assorted colors $2.00 . to $3.50 valuea . . . . . . -.;..' . . $1.48 Men's wool aox i,., ....... 19c a, Man's McKibbin hats $3.00 valuea $1.97 Men's McKibbin hata $2J)0 values . , $1.37 I Boya' wool blouses 5 to 12 years . . . . ...... 79c - Men's band collar dress shirts $1.50 values 97c; : $1.25 valuea 79c; $1.00 values 69c ' Men's sweaters . . . . . , . .. . . . . . . 58e 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.$9c $1.47 $1.73 Men's work pants , i . 89c 97c $1.37 $1.97 Men's dress panta $1.98 $2.98 Men's beat bib overalls 83c Men's work shirts, a good on 37e Men's black sateen ahirta 39e Men's $15.00 serge, worsted and casaimer suits $1-48 Men's $12.50 suits $9.87 Men's $15.00 overcoata $19.48 Men's $12.50 bvercoat, , , . . $8.47 : Men's $8.00 overcoata . . .. . , , . . $4.98 Sale Includes rain icoata as veil as overcoats-' Men's mackinaw coats, . $6.50 values , $5.29 Men's mackinaw oaata $8.00 valuea . , . $6.34 Men'a mackinaw coats $10.00 values . . . . . $7-9 . Men's mackinaw coats $12.00 values .... . . $9.94 Men'a blue bib overalls, fair quality not the best ...V. ;. V.... 49e Men' wool sox, medium weight, regular 25c valuea . .'. . . .. . ; 19c Men'a $20.00 guaranteed pure wool suits $13.48 Boya' $15.00 suits , ,-; ,'...''; .. $10.48 Boys' $12.50 suits $&4? Boya' overcoats, all sizes $5.00 valuea .., ; $2.50 Boya' overcoata, all siiea, $8.90 valuea . . $5.95 Young men'a overcoat $11 0 values ' $6.68 Young men'a overcoats $15.00 values . . . . . . $9.98 Men's 8 oi. white canvas gloves, knit wrist Ec F 'ate, f rrcd gauntlets, pair ............. 15c ,-s' $1.25 wool shirts in grey, blue or tan 98c Childrcn'r tciton rib ahirts or drawers, sizes 16 to 34 a!l-;iv..f;;.i.v;;. 13c v Rostcn hone i supporters . . .v . ........ , 10c President suspenders, pair 23c. Shoe Department Mr. and Mrs.-D. A. -Osborne, of Pendleton, returned to their home this morning after attending the funeral of Mrs. Osborne's father,. E. D. Gams at Imbler yesterday. ' G. E. Garns, a son of the deceased, from Sacramen to and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Murchte, of Walla Walla, were also in attend ance at the funeral.: 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, valuea up to $2-0 . . $1.38 . One lot men's house slippers, big line - 98c 't One lot men's house slippers, large asst'mt $1.18 One lot men's shoes aH large sizes, values to ........ .............. $1.00 1 Children's rubbers 38c 45e 48c -' Children's overshoes, one buckle 58c Misses' rubbers . ....... . . . . . ; . . . . . . ....... 48c Misses' overshoes, 1 buckle 78c Boys' rubbers i .'. . '.i. . ... ...... ... . ... .. , 65c , Boys' overshoes, 1 buckle .-. .". , . . , , . . 98c Men's overshoes, 1 buckle $1.23 Children's rubber boots, all aiies $1.19 Men's German sock rubbers ....... ... $1.98 Gilt Edge shoe dressing, bottle . , . , . . .x . . . . 13c Shlnola shoe dressing, box 5c Women's rubbers ..45c SSe Women's fur. trimmed house slippers .... $1.19 Women's overshoes 98c Men's carpet slippers 35c Men's leather house slippers . . . , . . . , . . $1.19 Card of Thanks. , The undersigned . wish to express their appreciation for the kind words, deeds and sympathies fextendedl to us during our recent bereavement. MRS. E. D; GARN, ' J. M. GARN, ' ' G. E. GARN, MR. D. A. OSBORN, MRS. D. A: OSBORN, MR. W. E. MURCHISON, MRS. . W. i E. MTOCHISON. Pie Social Arranged..,'. The ladies of the Lutheran church have completed the arrangements for 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, dlnnerware, closing out pattern. , , - - ' QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS 4 O i I . t a social that has elicited an unusual ' general and certain other qualities in j bring a nice juicy pie of some kind, interest on the part of the men rt the congregation, aa 'well as of others. This social has been announced tin der the capton of a "Pie Social," and ithe visUriia that name has called up in the Imagination of the men id; a caution. The most gratifying fea-: x . 1 . I i. A .1 - .ttl 4ilurB i me event is inui. nitjro win .!be no limit to the number of nice A juicy apple.iembn, pumpkin, mince, rasnberry. loiranberry, ings,,for 24 hours ending' last "d infinitum pies that the men may .night at 6 o'clock!. r. i,A come into the' possession of with a fr ; ,ty.tty! -i v.fi. small amount; of diligence on their 4 ": Maximum, 39; Minimum, 31; ! part. There will be prizes as well, f Temperature at i2:30 today, 4 These will be as follows: the B. A. '4 42. f'XWv- : P.,- L, A. P. and N. A. P.. '. They will ''",-...f,-.-M.-'..-.'t-..'.'..;v';,'!iJ 4 be given in accordance with the rules JJJ4,444, governing enterprise and diligence In A ,. J A Jjm A j. i i- CLIAMTIC DATA A r - 4 """Climatic data, based on read- peach, pear particular. 'This social is somewhat related to the box socials of former times and all ladies are expected to I night All are invited. It will, be held at 80o Main street on Friday, tomorrow Uncle Sam's Loan Office 214 Depot Street Loans MONEY on Diamonds, Watches, and all Kinds of Jewel, ry. Clothing, Guns, and all Kinds of Personal Property. We also have unredeemed Watches, Rings, Diamonds, Rifles, and all kinds of Jewelry at cheapest rate. See our line of NEW Clothing, Gent's Furnishings, Hats and) Shoes. ''.! v.. ' .v..'" .-!.". :! ii