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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1915)
j Book Special j lliillii! liWeek v J ,''j50 BookdTr?gtilar- TaJuo 4 j S . sbc totl.00; npw,.ftW-h-..., j i- .-, '.:.::!. "i y ' ! J ' j00 Books, regular value I t-Oe t $1.50, aow 50 In these .assortments you i will find Several of the late ! 'popular fiction. T - "- a.f l . ;!.' N , 1 1 RED CROSS DRUG STORE i i . r' R X .Kowlkei, gejwml agent for pta run mmmmmi ura insurance oorn pany at Tacoma, who had his head quarters at Wenatchee, is in the city arranging for permanent location as manager for the Eastern Oregon dis trict'1' Ho is undecided between 'VLa Grande and Baker as . where he will locate but it will no doubt be in La Grande. He has named George Huntington Carrey the district man ager for Union and Wallowa counties Mr. Fowlkes' family is still at Wenat chee, but will move to La Grande ae soon as school is out, if La Grande is selected as the location.. ' ; You . may take your frieads picture One that will be perfect, when you have an Ansco Camera, such as Sil verthorn's Family Drug : Stare, wlll be glad to show you and at ' price, from $2.00, $5.00, $8.00, 910.00 and on up in price to $100. Adv. v ' d-w 1 tf . k Since; Christmas davs :in over -and ybu rV now needmr drum and medi. cine,. rei wish you t know that we are rawy xo sell you an you need ana compound your vrescriptions i accur ately at Silver-thorn's Family' Drug Store.-fcAdv. - 1 4 tf. Whiter,- Lighter, Better Bread, 'UPPER CRUSTV-Adv. " 1 6 tf. -- Money t Loan. -On-Hitprovad-real -property in Union county, no delays, current rates. ' La Grande Investment Co. Adv. -.- Yotf will -not 'be troubled with .any more, bad colds .if you wear one cf our Chamois Skin Vests. Hill's Drut; Store. Adv. . 1 12 2t. "UPPER CRUST" Flour for breed "That Taste." Adv. - 16 tf. ' .'Mrs. B. M. Rogers who has been critically ill with muscular rheuma tism for four weeks, is reported io- day to be improving. .:. ..: .-v.. rt, All. firms holding claims afainst me are raqantad to present" vaMk -at once to me at Parry. M. ROSENBAUM. Adv.V , w 1 12 St . Attractive young widow, 22, wants gentlemen correspondents. Object ma trimony. Must have good character, own home. Address: Vivian E. Dale, Kansas City, Kan. Adv. ' 1 IS 2t taS at J PERSONALS. E. B. Morelock is registered at the Sommer from Elgin. . : C. S. Aitken of Elgin, is registered at the Savoy while visiting in the city. mm 4 BUY YOUR FURS NOW AT SALE PRICES. i H0.O0 values now $5.89 $7.60 values, now ..'I ...,.,... $83S $21.50 per set, now $13,00 per set ...,..$18.83 .r:i;..$5.88 Elbert C. Poets, a Meier ft Frank decorator, of Portland, is in the city on business., . . v J.'W.; Evans of Union, is stopping at the Foley while transacting busit ness in the city today. B. F. Webb, produce commission man, is in the city from Alice!, stop ping at the Sommar. F. G. Bunch, Joseph dentist, is a business visitor in the city, regis tered at the Sommer. . - ' Frank and John Speckhart left this morning for Walla Walla for a few days visit with friends. Chas. Matheson, of Baker.is spend ing a few days this week visiting with La Grande friends. W. L. Goff is a business visitor in the city today from North Powder, stopping at the Savoy, " LOCAL BREVITIES. 2 J . If you are subject to colds, try one of - our FroBt King Chamois Skin Vests. Hill's Drug Store. Adv. v . 2,i " "1 12 2t - , ' Air kinds of books, stationery, boxes of writing paper, the very latest at Sihrerihorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. ' : d-w 19 tf. ' .To, Catarrh Victims. ' . f)bo not dose the stomach in the hope of: curing catarrh or colds. Simply breathe Hyomei its. medication goes right to' the diseased ' tissues, sooth ing and healing. Ask Newlin Drug Co. for the Hyomei oufit nothing to pay unless satisfied. Adv. . . . ' , : Films and all kinds of Camera Sup plies they have plenty of them at Sit verthom's Family Drug Store. Adv. ; , .V:. d-w 1 9 tf. I Will Ioan You Money.. . , - Plenty of money on land security, Reasonable rates and no long waits. I. R. OLIVER. Adv. , v 7-12-tf. ; The "Western Union offices on Ad ams avenue are today, enjoying, e lated birthday present in the form of a -new ff loor. 'Manager Sprinkle in commenting on the needied improve ment remembered that the company celebrated the twentieth year of con-. tinnous occupancy of their present quarters last October. . ? ". ,. . W - nav beat nnees for Second Hand Furniture. BYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St. Phone Black 8351. 9-14.U. At any time you may need a good Camera, one that will be sure to I please -you' at a price $2.50 to $5.00 or from tnese amounts to a tiuu. you will sure drop in and see a fine line of them. The Ansco line, ac sii ferthorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. 1 4 tf d. f ' Be ' r dignified: -"UPPER CRUST'v IBuy; -Adv. and - Use 1 6 tf "UPPER CBUST" Costs More, Tastes More, . . Lasts Mane. Adv. ' f . 1 6 tf . Call Van Buren's-tor taxi. Adv. . THE DOCTOR KSfOWS. When your physician .says, "You had better take thSs prescription to the Newlin Drag Co." he is basing his advice on his knowledge of our rare stock of prescription drugs. We do unusual prescription work and when medicines are desired that must be perfect in every way, ' this is the place .to get them. -....... . NewfiaDragCa. Adv: - - -1 8 2t ' W. C. Nadeau piano tuner, has be come a resident of La Grande, and will be pleased to attend to any or ders for tuning, left with the Richey Piano 'House. Phone Black 212.. Adv. 1 12 5t Hot 'Water Bottles,, combination fountain syringes They have plenty of these at SBverthorn's Family Drug Store. .Adv. d-w 1 9 tf. : Schoell supplies, school hooks, sta tionery, tablets, envelopes and in fact all such lines as book stores gener ally carry, you will find at Silver thorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. 1 4 tf . Next Monday evening iie fire de partment -gives its annual ball. ' It will be held at . Rex hall and a big time is promised all who attend. Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling a Br"cialy. Janes & Ka bone. The Ladies Store. Over Hill's Drue Store. Adams Ave. Phone 82B1. Adv. 11 tf NOODLE GRILL 213 FIR STREET PHONE RED 1241 The Popular Grill of La Grande. Expert Chef American and Chinese Dishes. OPEN AT 6 A. M. TO 1 A. M. Furnished Rooms Upstairs Wm. Eng, Mgr. Sherry TheatreToday t The House of Comfort : Special Selig Feature SUNSHINE AND SHADOW - (Featuring Norma Talmadge) RICH REVENGE (Featuring Mary Pickford) , CUPID BACKS THE WINNER (Comedy) VAUDEVILLE GORMAN AND K1RKWOOD Novelty Comedy and Harmony Slngera AND THE PRICE IS 10 CENTO Ti A. A. Adams, of -Enterprise, is in the city today on business registered at the Savoy. Miss Bertha Dornberg was a visit or in the city from Imbler yesterday evening. ,.: . 1 ' .- - Mrs. Mary Lewis returned to her home in Elgin this morning after' a visit with her daughter in this city. Wm. A. Dalziel, is in the city from Portland today on business connected with the department of labor and fac tory inspection. ' Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison, of Hill City, Iowa, on her way- to Minnm where she will visit with relatives, spent the night in the city. . S. L. Gordon representing the Bur roughs Adding Machine company, is in the city today transacting business, Mr. Gordon is stopping at the Foley, Mrs. C. A. Scibird and daughter, Miss Ruth,. and Mrs. C. L. Cadwell, were over from Uaien this meming on a shopping expedition. OUTINGS. White and Colored Outings, best grade, value - ; 12ic, now ......9c' FLANNELETTES 8H: values now LADnSS', MISSES'. AND CH1LDRENS' COATS Price - - - ' - : ALL TRIMMED HATS, NOTHING RESERVED , , y2 Price ALL REMNANTS HALF PRICE Kimona Cloth,-value 18c, now. .13c "'. Corticelli Spool sAk J.;..... 5c BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS ONE-HALF PRICE AND LESS EIDER DOWN, ALL COLORS 57c values now .........3c 42c values, now ., 42xS Pillow Slips : sc ...... .tic per Pair v Silk Foulard, $1.25 values, now 73e ' Trimming Silks, $2.28 value, now 88c 1 . '. ... j "u ,,,"7, . ', , 1 t BEAR SKIN LEGGINS, ALL COLORS ' '$1.00 value, now ( ..4. 48c Ladies' Wash Waists, values to $1.68, now. . ,78 Shoe Department Ladies Felt Slippers ...............,....,'.....484 , I lot retailed up to $1.65, now ..:'.$1.13 1 lot Men's Leather Slippers .:...C.......98 Men's and Women's Carpet Slippers 32c) I lot Women's Shoes retail values up to $4.00 sizes up to 4s now...i..............;....98 I lot $4.00 aand $4.50 Ladies' Tan Button Shoes now . .........$2.68 I lot Men's Shoes $1.00 Men's 1 Buckle Over Shoes $1.23 Men's 4-buckIe Ovrshoes with heavy rolled soles -$2.38 Child's Over Shoes 58 Child's Rubbers .,.'. '..,...L..38 Women's Rubbers' CJ....... 58 and 684 Sh'inoia Shoe Polish .L..'. I 5 Gilt Edge Polish .':.v.....:...:....: 13 QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS . urn . nrwa n i m. wm mm eiuiki ; tbtu w a w m mm w 1 j . a ly hart and it is planned w send him fit Portland this evening.. ; - W The veterai . engineer is 59 years ofjige. SUSPECTS BOUND OVER. Harry- Mann and Jack Smith Go to , . . , County Jail a Suspicion. Fred W. Falconer, rancher, nd Carl Roe., U. S. commissioner, are in the city from Enterprise today -on business.- They are guests at the Foley. i . , Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sheasgreen and daughter, Kathleen, and Mrs. C. Bar rett, who has been visiting here, Heft this morning for Portland for a visit with friends and relatives,- John Mfller and little daiurhter. -of Elgin, were in the city this morning on their way home afier a visit with friends and relatives in Portland and other Willamette valley , points. . Leo Goldmg, of Elgin, came in yes terday from his old home at Kokomo, Indiana, where he has been visiting with relatives for the past few weeks. He went out to Elgin this morning. P. M. SHaver and little niece, Ethel, who have been visiting with relatives at Rockford, Oregon, were passengers on. the branch line this morning for their home at Enterprise after spend ing the night in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hansen, of Mo desto, California, arrived in the city last night on their way to Enterprise to which place they have been called by the serious illness cf Mr. Hansen s sister, Mrs. Max Gummerman, who is not expected to live. They left for Enterprise on the branch lino this morning. . Mrs.. C. E. Courtney returned this morning from Huntington, W. Va., to which place she' was called last Octo ber by the serious illness of her aged father, who died four weeks after Mrs. Courtney arrived. Mrs. Court ney spent three months visiting amid the scenes of her childhood, for the first time in over 16 years and says that she only got started in her visit. She found the weather as nice as could be hoped for most of the time in West Virginia, but on her return trip ran into some awfully cold weather at Lyma, Ohio, where she stopped for a visit with relatives. i Arraigned before Justice Williams this morning, Harry Mann and his pal who gives his name as Jack -Smith, were examined and bound over to the grand jury on a charge of having stolen. the furniture from ht -park lodge. 1 The bond was fixod at $400.-each. IMPORTANT MEETING TONIGHT Fraternal Order to Take in Class and HolJ Big Banquet This evening the Knights and Ladies of Security will take in a big class nd close up the evening with a big banquet. The class is expected to be in the neighborhood of 25. . . AH member are urired to be nres- ent, and the event wil be one of im portance to the order. Handcuffed Man Escapes. Pendleton, Jan. 12. Batiste Rub- eon, the Swiss-Italian picked up here last week with handcuffs embedded in his arms, is again at large. Having been taken to Walla Walla Friday night by immigration Officer Wells, he was placed in the hospital ward of the county jail and last evening made his second escape from the off icers. This was the substance of a mes sage received by local - officers laet evening, over the telephone. ' He had been placed in the hospital vard to receive treatment for his arms which were in a serious condl tion as a re-ul'. of beii.g bound oniiri iron band for 19 months. lie was not locked up during the' day and last, evening while Jailer W. J. Hon- eycutt had stopped into another jaxt of the JaiJ "with ' physician, the ItftU ian iwalked quietly down tha Gtaira and outside. A man seated in the of- ike heard him. walk out but thought nothing of -the - matter. He had only- -about ten minutes start of the off U utib . m un uw Alices imki mic u. vantage of them. ' - 1 , BON TON RESTAURANT '.A- 'HlLl Cl I'j-1.'..V.i:'S..- Opened under first-class management; - Service iheLvprj best. Everything the market affords is on the Bon Ion ' Menu. - EAT AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE T,Tr,rr tit miin nv- ' ' "1 - ' It'll SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS. ' ENGINEER SHORT HURT. : Switch Engineer Will Be laken to Portland for Treatment.' Engineer Tom Short, veteran switch engine "throttle master," fell last midnight wh'Ie on duty in such a wav Eye glasses that fit the eyes and mountings that fit the nose at G. S. Birnie's. Try us if you have eye troubles. If we can : not correct the trouble ".it will cost -you nothing. " v G. S BIRNIE ; ' JEWELER PHONE BLACK 971. - The Store With the Money Back Guarantee. Do You Want to Save Money on Your Shoes? EVERY PAIR OF SHOES ON SALE. One lot of Ladies Brown Buck and Craven ette Shoes at ONE-HALF PRICE., ' -.' . ' , -.- ... ':. ' .. One lot of Ladies tan calf button Shoes $4.00 ; and $5.00 grade at per pair .:........$2.65 ; One lot Ladies' Black Button Shoes in Pat ant and dull leather, regular $4.00 and -$4.50 grade, at ..............$2.35 One lot of .., Men's Dress Shoes in Black Button and Lace at .... ....... .........$2.35 One lot of Children's Shoes, all sizes, priced at per pair ..:.... ... .............$1.00 If you appreciate good Shoes you will take advantage of this sale. L.J. FRENCH SHOE CO. i H Ml a to seriously hurt one knee cap: It h feared that the limb is dangerous-
