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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1915)
, f.sr j'CrayOTQ (RESERVE 4 Try ft ft yolu, 4gn yn a'fmf i4Hhf colyptua Compound They adl it at t gilcertftorp's rauuly Drug Swe: r, PERSONALS. , ' MONDAY, VANtfARY ISiMS, W r-4 ;7 u . 7ivt ' ( 1 ' if! h We have the .latest improved m sea and we know how to fit them. Newlin Drug Co. Adv. ; . . , 1 18 tf. We pay ben prices tor Second Hand Furniture. . DYAL"S FURN1' TURE CO, 404 Fir St, Pm Black 8351. .', M4,tf., " The health store Newlin Drug Co. -Adv -:',-.' 1 18 tf. J Films, for That Xmas Kodafc i j No,9iatterat Virtor kind J sjl your kodak may be you can ! ;i always, depend on us for the 'Tor-Vow Kidney uae''Refcldtfll In the etty over Sunday, ney nusi iz tney lau, your money back. Hill's Drug Store. Adv. As "we say it is. Newlin Drug Co. Adv. 1 18 tf. 4j We do all kinds of developing ! vf 1 ' ':':i V; 'i :sv'-'-':'' ,fL 's- y!-,J ,; Red Creb Drcj Store r t i oCAL BREVITIES. " ? "f" 4 4 4 ."I t K ?fr fr ! 4 H TW. '. v.i ':. :. .' .i : -,:'. v.;'. ' 'J t Mosey te Loan. 1 On improved res'! property in -Union Keounty; no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. 5 Call Van Buren's tor taxi. Adv. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN V 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 ret 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. DreawnakiBg- and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling k sr"cialy.. Jones A -bone. The Ladies Store. Over Hill's Drug Store. Adams A'-e. Phone 3261. wASt, a tfy ' wVwouldUke to be your druggist. Newlin Drug Co.Adv. 1 18 tf. j I -.'r' --v- -v-.v- . ThU kind of weaitoer. causes ua all to wonder how to' keep warm for the least amount of money A . Hot Wat er bottle will help out some and you cari find a lot of, them at SUverthorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. ' d 1 18 fat -'r-'. - v , ; v - vv - - I WU1 liou Tea! Moaey. Plenty of money on land security. Reasonable rates and no long waita 1. R. OLIVER. Adv. i 7-12-tf. J. W. Bunnell is registered at the Summer from Wallowa. . Meade was a Sunday visitor in the city from Talflcaeet.' - Mrs. Colon R. Eberhard and chi 4';en are visiting in Joseph this week. H. A. Shropshire of Hilgard, visit . Lyle . Wilson was an ' over-Sunday visitor in the city from Imbler, gtop ping at- the Satojjt v .; ;.i . - For your coughs Try a bottle of Eucolyptus Compound They sell - it at Silverthom's Family Drug Store. Adv. t ' d 1 18 6t Ed. Thomas and A. Buckley,' O.-W. officials, are transacting company business in Pendleton. ' r . . I r Those ,Ansco Cameras and . films are always just right, you can .find what you want in price too. , All the way from $2.00 to $5.00 and up t $100. At Silverthom's Family Drug; Store. Adv. , 1 IS tf. Buy at Newlin Drug Co., and you'll buy again., Adv. 1 18 tf. ' t'reed". Humphreys went to Lakir this mornihir to be srone a few days von busmess matters. , , A s Water Superintendent Geo. T. Coch ran returned from a trip to Salem, in attendance upon a meeting of Ue state water board. . iwmywwtiw POPHAM'S ASTHMA REUEDY ! Gives Prompt and Poaltlrc Keller In Ertry ( .Cue. Sold bjr DrnnglBU. PrlffitlJXJ. Trial PaekageV Mall 10o. HILL'S DRUG. STORE, ' fFlllllll)! -fl" 1 L V V 111 Going Higher J Don't Be Misled in Buying Flour ; . $ Phone Main 70, or go to the Harris Grocery for lowest prices on Flour. We" recommend the "None-to Equal" full sifter patent i Flour. Buy your year's supply now and you will make no mistake. tON'T yAIL TO GET OUR PRICES ON FLOUR. X I H ARRIS GROCERY I ... " . ' , V 408 North Fir St. Across Track WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS as s 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. ; C : ; Furnished Rooms Upstairs Wm. Eng, Mgr. J. T. -Retch, the Joseph furniture man ia in the city today on buajneia. i ' V Ladies'. Misses' and Children's Coats Half Price. One tot Ginghams, value, 12 l-2c at . " All Trimmed Millinery One-Half Price. Best Outings, white and colored, value 18lc at c ; 56-inch Salem SuHings, value f 1.85 at . ( .'.1.11.27 ; Black Dress Goods in Voile, Sergei, Mohair, : Paaam Basket doth at Half Price and Less. Qerai Up Prices Big Line Hand Bags at One-Half Price." '. Wool Waists, value $3.50 at L88 Children's Bear Skin Caps at One-Half Price.' Cortioelli Spool Silk, 100 yards , Se One Lot Back Combs vahia to S1.00 at:.'.:'.'..'. ;'V"al.ie'. 11.98 at We One lot Ladies', Skills at One-Hal Price. ' -All Remnant at One-Half Price. L. . Larsen and vrffe 'wepe"ove.Jt cel. ':- :' .-r'1---.' Bill . . Allison . the ' flour magnalo went to Wallowa this morning to at tend to business matters. -i ' j M. Rosenbaum left last night fdr Bingham, Utah, on business. He will be gone a month or more. . ' Martin-Love is in - the city front North Powder registered at-the Sa voy. , ' . Mr. and Mrs. M. Reynolds have gone to CorvftHis , where they will visit Ralph and Lee Reynolds. ' ,v H. K. O'Brien, of Wallowa, a hard: ware dealer .of. that city is registered at the Sommer whiilo visiting in the city today. ; 1 m. BUY YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS NOW AT SALE PRICKS, -MEX'S $1S.M OVSROOATS . :;" s;JV NOW $8.74 ' , ' - ---ti.y.. 1 MEN'S jl8.80 ' SUITS ? " . NOW 88.87, . " " "", v H1 ' MEN'S- 76c BL'K SATEIN , NOW 88e " . MEN'S 818.00 OVERCOATS NOW 88.88- ,t . . - . r rr , - MEN'S lto.00 SUITS ' , -' NOW 818.48s': ";' .MEN'S ' BIB OVERALLS, good quality 49c pair , MEN'S 820.0ft OVERCOATS : NOWW8.48 ( .MEN9 8S0.00 SUITS NOW i4J8 r All Sheep Lined Clothing at 1-4 off . 85.85 now 84.84 : Mrs. Geo, E. Scott, of Elgin return ed to her home this morning after spendinf the night in the city on hed way Home irom a visit at loano omts, ALL BOY'S OVERCOATS AND SUITS AT GREATLY' REDUCED PRICES DURING THIS 8ALB Shoes and Rubbers Shinola Shoe Polish 5e Gilt Edge Shoe Polish 18c Jet Oil ..10c Women's Toe Rubbers . . . . . . . .48e Child's Rubbers ..... . . . . . . .......... .'. . . . ;.S8c Child's Over Shoes . . . . .'. . ... ... ... ..7.... . . .58e ' Boy's Duck Leggings ; ... . . . . . . .-. . .25c Women's House Slippers 32c, 48c, $1.13 I g 4V s o o o Men's House Slippers ............ 32c. 88c, IL13 Women's Shoes that retail at $2.50 to 84.50 now,, jA ..v 98e, $148. 8188 v ft. twvta s vva m v uisa aw w aav t " " Men's Heavy First Quality German Sox Rubbers, ... . . , ; . ... . . . .:. . . . . . . ..: .81.98 Men's Over Shoes . . . .......... $13 Women's Over' Shoes 98e CWldfs Rubber Boota i 81.19 It will pay you to visit our Bargain Basement as it is teeming with Household Necessities. Every table is loaded with up-to-date Merchandise cheap in price but high in quality. We are of- ferlng some very attractive- prices. Fire Shovels, 8c Shovel Fire Shovels. 13c Shovel . r. . Firn Shnvlii. IRo Khftvnl v . . . . .. . . .llle VUOV AWViTCI m 11911 VI ff i W UWIW. . V : anq see xor yourseu. ' - . ''.. 6c" QUALITY THE SAKE; , The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS : Mrs. . M. A. Brown . who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Car- rie Randalls, in this city returned t(v her home at Alicel this morning.; - - Si .Mrs. ' J. B. ' Breshears returned" Jo to' her home' at Elgin this mornjnij after visiting in the city with Sier sister, Mrs. . J. H. Keeney. . ;, ,. .' 0J. . Mr. and 'Mrs. J. M. Keefer . and daughter, of Hillsboro, Oregon, were in the city this morning on their way to ' Elgin, - where they , will visit with the Keefer brothers.'; ..'.'' . ". Mrs.' Monty Witty, of 'Elgin, 'who spent a couple of days in the city visiting with Mrs. J. H. Keeney and Mrs. E. Hecke; returned to' her home this morning. " '' Mrs. Myrtle Reppling and four chil dren were in the city this morn ing on their way from Walla Walla to Enterprise where they will make their home. . Mrs. C A; '''Miller, of Wallowa,, re turned to her home this morning aft er a visit with her brothers, the Fleishman brothers, near ' this ' city for 'Several days. ; V : ,:' Mrs. C. H.' Arnolddus, of Imbler. who has been in the hospital in this city for the past month has so far re covered as to be able to return to her home this morning. . ', ' WE GIVE S. ft H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS , Sherry Theatre-Today The House or uomiort : SPECIAL VITAGRAIPH FEATURE GOOD BYE SUMMER (Featuring Norma ; Talmadge) HELEN'S SACRIFICE ; A Great R. R. Story .;.'' (Featuring Helen Holmes) - ' THE HEARST SEUG WEEKLY (Extra Interesting This Week.) ,-- VAUDEVILLE i THE WITZELS A Crack-a-Jack Musical Team. ' AND THE PRICE IS 19 CENTS '? Mrs. J. L. Miller, who has been ill. at the home of her mother, Mrs, Frank Pike, in this city for severnl weeks, returned to her home in Port land last night. Mr. Miller, travelling passenger agent for the O.-W. came to La Grande to take her home. ITS PRODUCT TOO GOOD. tH Wentferful Oil Well That Was Fauna ,. In. the Balkan. u In Mr. Caton Woodvllle'r. "Random Becollectlons" Is the story; of a rlcD oil well tout was discovered in ' the Balkans.;;.,::-';';;. .:. rr ' On one of his journeys lie was shown a deep dole, NUiik uiost "probably1 by tlio inicli'iit Inhubitnnts of cbe country for ui!(iln! tmrposes, but which be was iMsured riiK u ietroleiim well. After ward; Mr. Woodvllle toward tb full vory of thin well 1 - ' , A iM tiok'iiui "Bud" . was reported from the district, ami an expert-from Buku. In the Crfuc.-asdn,, the' great pt tivlouiu dlxtiiift wan sent to. the Bal kiiim. by it Hjudicnte to Inquire into tUia vulun lile 'discovery. : He was taken by eager natives to this bole, and a hic'ket wn droppeddown at the nd of a;, Ioiik rp and drawn up again, brimful of oil. - ; : ',- .The expert examined the contents of tne: bucket.', tented . It carefully,' and then, turnlnjt to the assembU3 sstlves, be exclaimed: ."This Is-the dost won derful oil well In the world. The pe troleum is lilri'iKty reHned." i,,. ; The exiilti uu tlon was. ofcourse; that some enteiirlslni! person, not knowing that iietriileum: comes from- the oil i wells In a crude state, bad carefully placed Koine ordinary commercial pe troleum In the well In the hope that the expert would think' there really wan nn oil' well there and offer big price for the oruoertF. MnrrliiKe always changes people, but uofortuiiiftely it doesn't always altar them for the better. v :-' .: ' '-;.: 1 Have You Tried Our & lJ.Vf-, tot T Royal Brand Compound?? "QUANTRELL." An Entire. New Show at the Arcade. Monday.- t., : . '. I,' "Quantrell," and entire new show or, "The Cold, Cruel War, of the Northern Missouri" featuring Frank James and the Younger Brothers. See Frank James and the Younger Broth ers m action as they used to be in olden days. See the big lobby dis play. True to life and full of action. Adv. ' ' ' -,- , 1 18 It Special Meeting. ' There will be -a special meeting of the - Knights and Ladies of Security at Eagles hall Wednesday - evening, Jan. 20, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of intiating a large class. Adv. A. STEWART, 1 18 2t." '. ; Prei. PILES! PILES! PILES! Most of the criticism comes from those who have no interest, ia the mat ter, oue way or anotner. The fact that Spanish is the mother tongue of Mexico does not exert any perceptible sentimental appeal. ' When a fellow' discovers that he baa no balance in the bank It's time for bim to take a tumble to himself. . . Never tell a man who has failed bow be might have avoided failure; tell hint how be may , become successful again. . Twenty million baseballs are made annually in this country. Somebody must hit .'em out of the lot occasion- iiy. ., ':' ."; '; y.v ;,;' r'.,;' -That American Posture league will have ess work to do perhaps than It would had It chosen to be an, to posture league, . ... .i;..,.. ;',.,... . I Wio, Made from Choice Beef Tallow and Cotton Seed Oil. Excelled by no other seasoning of ito' kind on tOie market Only 11c per pound in 3, 6, and) 10. pound pailB. y , " Cottage lama, per lb. . .-18e Shoulders,, per - pound,. . ............. . . .15c Given a very mild sugar cure and are of delicious ' flavor. , .. v . SATURDAY SPECIALS ' t ' ..; v.'.'; v.. :-''.X: ''-7 Sugar Cured Hams ... ..16c Sugar Cured Shoulders '. ... i .................. 14c Bacon Backs .............. Uc Breakfast Bacon . . . .... . . . .4t . . . . .... . . .20c, 25c Grande Ronde Meat Co. 1 -- w wwwvsMssswHMMIBBSBaSBf j Retail Department Phone Main 8 For Lumber, Lath Shingles, Sash and Doors Ruberoid Roofing GEORGE PALMER LUMBER CO The forest oervics Is' co-operating WBJJAMS VIDIAN PILE OINTMENT wlth 64 railroads, mining companies, wm core Buna, meeainff ana iwninir m . u- ( t,i it bwbr -ie iumo.-. aiiarii itebing t on, polo companies, and cities in making aeta m poultice, gi-- loatut relief. . ... . . ' . ne sale t all drnooirts, mail so and IMC test of wooden ties, timbers, poles, ......... . p .' ' : .. .- -,- . WaUJAMSI8TCOrVo4Clecland.0h)e jpiling and paving blocks which have NEWLIN DRUG COMPANY. jbn given preservative treatments. BON TON RESTAURANT On Depot Street Opened under first-class management. Service the very best. Everything the market affords is on the Bon Ton Menu. - ' EAT AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OP THE , " J - BEST IN, THE CITY, , SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS. '
