La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1915, Image 5

TUESDAY, JANtUXiY.iO, lM&'Jfn
:!? n!f pern miijp4mr&
: I see and we know
L 'As we say"
Adv. n
We would like to be your druggist.
-Newlin Drug Co.-Adv.' ' 1 18 tf.
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' This kind of weather cause at U
to wonder how to keep warm for the
least amount of money A Hot Wet,
er. bottle will help out aome and you
can' find lot of them at Silverthorn's
Family Drug Store. Adv. d 1 18 M
Those Ansco Cameras and films
are always just right, you can find
whM you want in ar. too. AD the
fwV from $2.00 to '$5.00 and up to
$100. At Silverthorn's Family Drug
Store. Adv. 1 1 tf.
r.LadlosV blisses' and Children's Coats Half Price.
,4 One Lot Ginghams, value 12 l-2c at . ,'. .... .. .9c
All Trimmed Millinery One-Half Price. '
Best Outings, white and colored, value 121c at 0e
,., 56-inch Salem Suitings, value $1.86 at . . .1 . .OUT,
Black Dress - Goods in Voile, Serges, Mohair,:
V Puaama Basket Cloth at Half Price and Leas.
Clean Up Prices
Xi&h Every Good Time . X
KODAK
Cveryt hing for jMofMTc makbtgriJ'? tn:
bD CROSS OiUZG STORE
$ LtCAL BREVITIES. "
tyv, i 8 4 'J'
The Mies of the M. EChurch will
ve! a cooked food sale at the Co-
givej
operative Store the 23rd. Adv.
lb
i 19 It.
I Will Lou Tou Money.
Ptenty of money on land security.
Reasonable rates and no long waits.
3. B, OUVER. Adv. , . 7-12-tf.
Meacy te Lea a.
On improved real property In Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
Grande 'Investment Co. A. ,
Call Van Buren's for taxi. Adv.
: Try it for your cough syrup, Eu
oolyptus Compound. They sell it at
Silcerthorn's r Family Drug Store.
t' , . . d I '18 6t.
: . , Buy at Newlin Drug CoH and you'll .
buy again. Adv. " 1 18 tf. ,
Bib Line Hand Ban 'at One-Half Price. '
WotKi Waists, value $3.50 at .81.98
. Children's Bear Skin Caps at One-Half Price. f '
Corti-eUi Spool Silk, 100 yards t '
One Lot Back Combs, value to $1.00 at, 19e'
Fancy Stripe Velvets,, value $1.98 at. . . ;'.98e '
' One lot Ladies' Skirt ai One-HaH Price.
AU Remnants at One-Half Price. " l. " "
THE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL.
remains beautiful as a rule only what
he avails herself of the moot ap
proved methods of retaining the freih.
nesa of her complexion, The right
way to care for the skin is to feed it.
- Saa Tox CoM Cream, v
is essentially skin food and tissue
builder It to absorbed by the pores,
removes 'impurities, quickens the cir
culation of the blood in. the external
tissues, rounds out the muscles and
makes the skin fir mand fair. Is in
valuable also for development of the
figure.
Perfectly Harmless.
Price 26c and 60c. J.v.o '
Newlin Drug Co.
1 18 tf.
Adv.
The health store Newlin Drug Co.
-Adv , , 1 18 tf.
For your couchs Trv a bottle of For Your Kidneys use RexBU Kid-
EucOlyptusi Compound They sell it'ney Pills, if they fail, your money
at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. back.. Hill's Drug Store. Adv.
Adv. ' d 1 18 6t
, We pay nest prices lor Second
Hani Furniture: DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St,
8861. ;- 1
"hone Black
-14.tf.
1 16 It.
Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring,
Remodeling a sr-cialfy. Janes & a
bone. The Ladies Sore. Over HtU's
Drug Store. Adams A-e, Phone 32(il.
Adv. 11 n tf
BON TON RESTAURANT
as- On Depot Street .
Opened Under first-class manacement.:' Sorice the werv
estrEe?y thing thTniarket affords k on tiie Boiftron
Kk- a-. .. ;..': ... it.: - , . . ..
"Vienna t '
'kAT.AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE
BEST IN THE CITY, .
SPECIAL 'RATES TOOREGULAR BOARDERS. '
issrKiiiB
Going Higher
J Don't Be Misled in. Buying Flonr
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PhonefMain 70, or go to the Harris Grocery for lowest T
prices on Flour. 4 I
4Ve recommend the "None-to- Equal" full sifter patent
-Flour. ; Buy : your year's supply-how and you will
make no mistake. ,
DON'T FAIL TO GET OUR'lPRIES ON FLOUR.
f H ARRIS GROCERY I
1 408 North Fir i5t. Across Track
J WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS v
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Skerry Theatre-Today
The House of Comfort
SPECIAL VJTAGRAiPH FEATURE .
GOOD BYE SUMMER
v (Featuring Norma Talmadge) ..
HELEN'S SACRIFICE '
A Great R. R. Story
- (Featuring Helen Holmes) . , ;
THE HEARST SELIG WEEKLY
(Extra Interesting This Week.) :
VAUDEVILLE :
THE WITZELS
' A Crack-a-Jack Musical .Team. -Last
chance Tonight to hear this fine musical act.
1 AND THE PRICE IS ! CENTS " -
mm I
Afternoon Tea.,
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid soci
ety will give a tea at the manse,
1810 Wadiington Ave., tomorrow af
ternoon. A cordial invitation to all.
Silver offering. . ' :
f personals'
- J. H. Myers left last night for Col
ville, Wash., on a business trip. - ' .
Mr. and Mis. Harvey Dahlstrom
left ilast night for Gooding, Idaho. .
. S. C. Darr is in the city from El
gin, registered at the Savoy.
, P. C.' Wright and wife aire visitors
in the city today from Union.
. Jaa,.Kugir is -a guest at the Savoy
from Elgin. v.'...
W. S. Mitchell, of .. Baker, is reg
istered at the Foley today.
Men and Boya
BUV'YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS NOW AT SAtE PRICKS.
MEN'S (12.60 OVERCOATS ; MEN'S $16.00 OVERCOATS .MEN'S 120.0ft OVERCOATS
t NOW . K NOW KM l NOW $1148
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MEN'S $12.50 SUITS . MEN'S IU.00 SUITS- n MEN'S I20.40 SUITS -NOW
10.87 ' , NOW 110.41, NOW I14.M , ,
MEN'S 75c BL'K SATEEN MEN'S BIB - OVERALLS, All Sheep Lined Clothing at
'. i NOW Se - good quality 4fe pair 1-4 off. , : 15.85 now 84.04
ALL BOY'S OVERCOATS AND SUITS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES DURING THIS SALE
Shoes and Rubbers
Shinola Shoe- Polish ............ ..... ....'.. .5c
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish ..... . ... . ........ 13c
Jet Oil , 10c
Women's Toe Rubbers .............. ...;..,..48e
Child's Rubbers ...;;,.,....,....Ii.......58c
Child's Over Shoes 58c'
Boy's Duck Leggings 25e
Women's House Slippers 32c, 48e, $1.13 :
Men' House Slippers . . . . . i . . 't . .2c, 8c $1.13
Women's Shoes that retail at $2.60 to $4-60 now
08c, $1.28, $248
Men's Shoes, a few pair left at $1.00
Men's Heavy First Quality German Sox -
Rubbers, s $L08
Men's Over Shoes .........,...,..........$143
Women's Over Shoes .;..: . . .08c
Child's Rubber Boots ...... .....v.., ...... $1.10
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It will pay you' to visit our Bargain Basement'
bb it is teeming with Household . Necessities..;
Every table is loaded with up-to-date Merchandise
cheap in price but high in quality. a We are of
fering some very attractive prices. '.' .,;.,.'!...'
Fire Shovels, 8c Shovel,
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Fire Shovels, 13c Shovel . . . ...... . . . . . .e
Fire Shovels, 16c. Shovel ..................Ue
Just received a new line of Wire Goods. Come
; and see for yourself. '
QUALITY THE
SAKE v
The Golden Rule Co.
PRICES
LESS
WE GIVE S. A H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS . t ;
4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,
i i.j. Notice te CrcdMara. 1
Oniand after Jan. 18th. all bills and
aecouata . .contracted . for the Palace
Restaur.ant of La Grande must be by
r dejfc of .the undersigned. .
f n ' - LEM SING. -r
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" Sheriff Hug went to Prosser, Wash.
Mrs. G. A. Nordine returned to her wgton, yesterday to take in charge
home in Hilgard this morning after a I Henry Workman, ofl Elgin, arrested
visit with her sister. in. this city. - by officials of the Washington city
r, , . on information from the local author-
J. B. 'Pace is in the city from Wal- ties, charging -wife desertion. :' .
jowa today on Dusiness, registerea at
the Foley. . .
John Perley, an aged resident of
G. F. Conley was in the city this
morning on hta way to his home at the Eastern Oregon hospital at
Joseph fter a visit to Corvallis. Pendleton, Geo. E; raham, an attend-
.'... 1' ' . 'ant of that institution taking him to
Mrs. J. W. Lewis returned to her Pendleton last night. Mr. Graham is
home in Elgin this mornmg after brother of Br Graham of this city,
visit with relatives in this city. i ' . ..'.. ."...''. "...
NOODLE GRILL
213 FIB STREET PHONE BED 1241
The Popular Grill of La Grande. . Expert Chef
'American and Chinese Dishes. . '
. OPEN AT 6 A. U. TO 1 A. U.
Furnished Rooms Upstairs . Wm. Eng, Mgr.
day stopping at the Savoy.
Miss Maude Pearson was
' w "; r : . . Belgians Cannot Come Just Now.
W. C. Metz s a business visitor ml .; , i ktu t.. 10 ni,,m
the city from Pendleton registered adcannot ow co.opernte with organi
se Sommer. ... Izations of Nebraskans or with citi- !
, . T77 . ,' . 'zens of other states to organize a
,W. U.Coff, of North Powder is movement to place on farms in this
transacting business in the city to-1 ,.0untrv dfesirable immigrants from
that stricken land. A letter from
I Minister Havenith of Belgium to
senger this mornmg for Enterprise, x0mmercial club conveys this inf or -
with, relatives in Boulder, Montana. , Wet letter cnme in reply one
r " . f . sent by Secretary Whitten to Secre-
Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Breshears, of tn of State Bryan, which Mr. Bry
Elguvwho have been visiting with J. a turned to the Belgian minist
BBreshears and family of tlus city,. , Ws communication, Mr. Whit
returned to their home this morning. ten ii the desirability of
r . . . ' ..' ' , .making an organized effort to choose
Misses Mae and Ada Colt returned 4. .J. Di- ,
who are expected to leave Europe as
poon as they can, and place them on
farms in the middle west
The Belgian minister expressed his
gratification at the interest taken in
to their home at Summerville Uns
morning after a week's visit with Mr.
and -Mrs. Jas Childers of this city.
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Mrs. L. J. -Holmes and daughter, of
1a.amI ...l. . u ...11.
1of;, ' j. t s:his people by the people of Nebraska,
the city this morning, going out on P8".
ihe branch line. ; - ; '. w"" pj""-""
t 1 j tuive up miy auvii jjjuu juu nuw, uut
,1" . TI . , . !.thnt he would be glad to cooperate
H;. Munsel and son, of , , 8Uch moVCTnent iater.
Palmer ; Junction, returned to their vt.iwl .
home this morning after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ira Kessler, in this rs
city. '
Misses Lucile and " Genevieve Mc
Crary returned to their home at Bn- '
ker this morning' after a visit la the
city with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCrary,
o" this city for several days. . .
Mrs. John Montgomery and iittlc
son, of Pendleton, '. were : over-night!
guests at the Sommer last night leav-
ing this morning for Wallowa, where
she will visit with her mother, Mrs
Osborne, and two sisters.
' Miss Louisa M. Fisk, of Minam.
was in the city this morning on her
way to Arlington where she will visit
a couple of . days with her brother,!
O. E. Fisk.- She was accompanied to,
this; city by her. sister, , Miss . Katie
Fisk. who, is the guest of , Mr. and
Mrs. J. K Wright
REX HALL
DANCING ACADEMY
ft :"'., New Management ;
Regular dances each Wedkies
i.. day 50c and Saturday 75c.
v; 'GeKieral Admission 10c
Wraps Checked Free. ,
Dances conducted strictly in ac
, cordance with city ordinance
Y v HALL FOR RENT
Prices ' on Application .,
'; Phone Red 1001 "
"YES, SERVE
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP"
"Prepare itas a Cream of Tomato, Please"
r. This is clone as easily as said; and almost as quickly.
Simply heat the contents of the can and an equal quart
tity of milk separately. Bring them to a boiling-point
but do not let them boil. And when ready, to serve
take them , from over the, fire and pour the hot soup -into
the hot milk this prevents curdling. The whole
. process doesn't require over three minutes, and you ' ;
have as fine a cream-of-tomato soup as you ever tasted.
VEGETABLE
CELERY
CHICKEN
OXTAIL
MOCK TURTLE
TOMATO
Our Phone Number is Main 80. "' '
Pattisom Bros.
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