La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JANUXRV 20, Wil LACIUNDE EVttNG OBSERVER ; v ; r-' ' - ;: '!';' " ; V With Every Good Time i $f 44, $rifl( ir ifojur fllm to be developed ' Every! King for fJctr malting HED CROSS DRUG STORE ... ' . . .'' iijI ? v i 4 T I -To Catarrh Vietima. Lutheran church will moet at- tho hrm,of Mrs..O.-A. Reitan tomorrow sftamoon at 2 a'clock, ,'. IJra. Rattan Kvea at 906 Lake street and exUnd a cordial invitation to all the mem bora and friends of the. society.'. . The r.ewly -elected officers of the society will assume their duties for the flrai. tim since their election Iwo weeks ago. These officer, are Mrs. G. Maier, , president; Mrs. ' Wm. : Moore,' vice-president; Mrs. Rrank Hansen secretary and Mri. N. Nelson, tress. he ladies have started the year with a resolution of increased activity and vsefu&iesa to the church and the com munity and arrangements have been irado to increase the interest and help fulness of the meetings. Rev. Orahn has been asked to present the firat of; a series of papers on "religious-psyeo- logical studies." A Ml 1 If 1 lm. I II - --rLZ 1 rices That Tell t 4 A good) outing ... . , , . , . , , . ; ,y. v. .. . , ... .5c WWUT and colored oil cloth V. iV. . . lc . Boiler Towels . ' . . 2c 72 jSheatevivaluea 68c. at ...V!...v;i.-;:U ::Se 42x86 IMlow Slips .;,..:..'.'.,.V.2i plack Ebony Hand Mirrors, value 75c, at . ...27c Chiffon WaisU, value (7.00 at....V,...,.IU7 -:ChUron Waists, value $4.98, at . .. . ; . . .. .M.t7 4 O HAND BAGS, HALF PRICK. Best White and Colored Outings . . . c One lot Lad.es' Skirts ........... .HALF PRICE DI..1. ..J 1 . . t i . ' omii nu viwiurvu rnuctHH i ...... ,WC Black and Colored Dress' Goods i..... ' V ...Half Price sad Lew : ALL REMNANTS, HALF PRICE. 4 ,4 All Fur, less than manufacturers' cost. iv-. t; v; All Ladies'. Misses and Children's Coats...... ..' .i?s. Half Price LOCAL BREVITIES. ' '4. - - , T 'J a 'av ' We pay best': prices ' ior, Second 4Iand Fnrnttore. DTALS FURNITURE-CO.,-404 Fir-St "hone Black 8351. : 1 9-14,tf. . Yucan not help feeling bettor aft er flu lirst day's use of Hyomei, the guaranteed remedy for catarrh, colds and bronchitis, which Newlin "Drug Co .veils. Easy andpleasant to use, and harmless you breathe R. Adv. A LADIES AND GENTLEMEN . '..-.,. '. " '- .. . v"" ""li If you want , your shoes shined properly : in i warm comfortable quarters, call at my standi next door to Sherry's theatre. Shoes sent in wi)l get the best attention. .Full line of cigars and tobaccos carried. Have your' tan and white shoes dyed black so they will stay Made j'T? JAMES K. KAPELLAS. Dresamakinir and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling a sp-cialy. Jones fc bone. The Ladies Etoro. Over Hill's D.-ufr Store. Adam A-e. Phone 3W1. Adv. li 6 tf Sit: We have the latest improved trus-'M ses and we know how to f h) them. J L Newlin Drug Co. Advs, 'l IS tf.t ..... v v am j... v to cti iifi- iJLU( 'j Adv. I , k . l 18 tf. Men's Furnishing Department We wojuld like to be your drugcistv -Newlin Drug Co. Adv. 118 tf. This klhd of weather causes us all to-wonder how ty keep warm for the east amount r money A Hot wat er bottle will help out some and you can find a lot of them at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. d 1 18 6t Those Ansoo Cameras and ' films are always just right, ' you can find! WJUfa VIM1 in nnoA Trxrt a rna. way. from $2.00 to $5.00 and uiv to T. v Where MiaVWinter Sale Prices Prevail at t r '''Saving' to Every Customer. :::: ; Men's $15,00 Serge, Worsted and Cassimere ' Suits ,.,..$lt.48 Men's $12.60, same as above ;.s. ,;v.;. ' Men's $15.00 Overcoats ...... '.V..... ;.....$.M Men's $12.60 Overcoat? . . . . . , -t .... .V . . . .$8.47 Men's $8.00 All Wool Mackinaw l ,; t ... . .$.4 Men's $10.00 All Woo) Fancy llpclciniw . . . .$79 Men's. $6.00 Sheep Lined Ducjtf Ct ... t..$4.64 Boy's Duck Coat, one lot at .'r..,!.........-89ci .' Boy's Wool Shirts, military collars 97c ' Boy's Sweater Coats, V v49e, $9c, 79c, up to 147 Men's Sweater Coats 58c,' $4c, 98c. $1.13, to $4,97 Men's 8 o, white Knit Wrist Gloves ..........5c Men's leather faced gauntlets, Canvas Gloves 15c "Men's President iSusperidlers, pair 23c -. Men's Boston Hose Supporters, pair '..10e Men's Heavy Socks, Wool, pair 19e Men's Engineer and Fireman tan. or black Socks, per pair 8 l-3c Shoes! Shoes! . Shores' Taxi Service,. Sommer Ho ,tel. Main 740. Adv. 2 21 tf. I "-,"x-n-r-J,nUx-rvXj WiIliam$'Kidiiej.ndUverFiDj ! Rare iron orerworked your nervous nfutttm , - and canned trouble with your kidaen and llvcrr Havb you palnit la loiua, aido and baok? Hare you a flabby appaanuMa i of tbe face and under the ereer If eo, aao . I WILLIAMS' KIDNEY AND LIVKB MLLb. ! For ula by all drufgisu. . Price M eraw. $100. At Silverthorn's Store. Adv. Family Drug 1 18 tf. Buy at Newlin Drug Co., and you'll buy again! Adv. . 1 18 tf. WILLIAMS MFS. CO- frass- i NEWLIN DRUG COMPANY. BON TON RESTAURANT a u 1 On Depot Street iOpened under first-class management. Service theiyyyW lbe&t. Everything the n3rket;affords is on the Bon Ton i r J ('Menu.""' '"17Arn A rn rnTTITt Ilrtw mSWT l (l. t.t mrnn rtn mrm t Ml XC1XU DUXN jlKtM JMVU DEj OUKi Uf iilHi , . BEST IN THE CITY, ..-.,'.; v.:.: :i;:,.;; SPECIAL RATES TO EEGULAR BOARDERS. 4 I Before the Price i. .',.( ' fir . ' . " ' :::. .-. .. Advanced We Bougnt a CARLOAD -I THE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL. Babies Shoes . IS, 48c Children's Hard Soles 60c. 68c, 75c, 90c, 1.10, 1.1 Men's Shoes ....$1.17, $1.38, $1.45, $1.67, $1.75 Women's Shoes . .$1.75, $2.00, $28, $2.50. $2.68 Men's Dress Shoes .............. i .... . .$2.50, up Rubbers, Childs 38c, 45c, 48c Rubbers, Misses ........ 48c and 58c Rubbers, Women's,. . . i ...... i -48c, 58e, 68c ' Overshoes, Women's . . . . . . .. . . ;. . . . .' . . . . , . .8e Overshoes, Men ............ ,i...........$1.2l Overshoes, Child's . ; . . . ... . . . .,; , ........ . . .5e Hose Slippers, Ladies .......... .32c, 48c, $1.1$ Hose Slippers, Men's .......... .......98c, $1.13 Hose Slippers, Children's and Missec ....... . . .65c Worrien's Shoes ..........98c, $U8, $1.38, $2.68 - Boys Canvas Leggings . ; . ,. . ... . ... . . 25c remains beautiful as a rule only wh.3n 1 af aire avaiia neraeu oi tne ! mom ap proved methods of retaining the fresh ness .of (her complexion. .The right way to care for the skin is to feed it San Tox Cold Cream. is essentially a skin food and tissue, . wwuwi .it ib uuourueu y me pores, removes impurities, quickens the cir culation of tho blood in the external tissues, rounds out the muscles and inaTces .the skin fir mand fair. Is in valuable also for. development of -the xiipuite, .Perfectly Harmless. -Price 25c and 50c. . . Newlin Drug Co. 1 18 tf. AUv. ' -: r .:':--;. il W11I Ixjan You Money. Plenty of money on land security. Seasonable rates and no long waits. I. R. OLIVER. Adv. . 7-12-tf. . For;your coughs-rTry- a bottle 'of Euuolvptus Compound They sell il at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Adv.'" Hardware Department January is the month that the thrify housewife looks around to replenish her kitchen with the many items that are constantly in use. Our hardware department is teeming with a full and complete line of Enamelware, White, Gray and Blue and White. Ware. See harwarde window, three quart double coated Greystone Pudding Pan, sold everywhere at 20c, our price only 11c. Fresh Ranch Eggs 36c. New Country Butter, 60c per roll. , ' ; . . ' , ' QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS . WE GIVE S. A H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS t t tJr t lias-boeii visiting in' the city for sev-L X). E. Gorsline, one of Wallowa eral days, the guest of Mr and Mrs. county's big livestock men was in the C. J MoCormick,'? left this mornint? ' city this morning on his . way back fffiC Wallowa, where alio wil visit witS fiom the Portland markets whore ho isiftfclxes and friends, . . ;.( . ' Mrs. A. A. Cook and son, left thin morning for Portland where they will visit .with relatives for several days. A. L. Nehls. an attorney of Pitts- d 1 18 6t i turgh, -Pa., is in the city this week Thelkealtb store Newlin Drug Co. -Adv . 1 18 tf. 'on legal .business. Money t Loan. On improved real property in Union county, o delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. Call Van Buren's tor taxi. Adv. OF THE FAMOUS "NONE-T.0-EQUAL" , FLOUR. THIS ENABLES US TO GIVE YOU A LOWER PRICE ON THIS HIGH GRADE. iFLOUR THAN IS POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN ON LOWER GRADES. . IT'S GOING FAST YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY ! HARRIS GROCERY ! t 408 North Fir St. Across Track t J WE GIVE 2V TRADING STAMPS i i Sherry Theatre-Today The House of Comfort , Special Feature THE KING'S MOVE IN THE CITY ' (Featuring Marc McDermott) TTlOVE AMONG THE ROSES (Featuring Mary Piekford) " SNAKEVILLE'S REFORM WAVE (A Roaring Comedy) ; VAUDEVILLE COULTER AND DICKSON IN "S WEATHEARTS" ' AND THE PRICE IS 10 CENTS Y . m Try It Tor your cough syrup, Eu colyptus 'Gompound. They sell it at Silcerthanm-'s Family Drug Store. : , d 1 18 bt PERSONALS. 4 -.; JflbeBt vGeisar, mining operator of Pnker county is a business visitor in the vcity .today. " Mrs. M. McMurray went to Union this morning for a few days ' visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Kelly. had been with : a shipment of hogs Mr. Corsline found the hog market a little , bit off on this trip but even ut that, he says, price of pork is too high from the consumer's point of view. . 1 4 ' - - Dr. F., . L. - Ralston Osteopathic Physician. Over Silverthorn's Lnig Store. Adv. V- -v r. 1 20 Jm :: '' ,? 'iiS ; Notice,.:.. t The undersigned, Treasurer of Ua., ion County, has funds-on-hand with ' which to pay all warrants issued on the Road Fund tid endorsed not paid : lor want 01 lunua jjnur w an. :-,. 1P16. ' ' v No Interest allowed on the above warrants after Jan. 21, 1915. v . , JOHN FRAWLEY, , v.. ,..:.''.' iimouivr ua uuiun lAiunvy ; -Adv. ' ; . 1 20 - Read tha advertteoneat too. ; ' Mrs. L. F. Evans and children left this morning 7 for Parma, - Idaho, where home. they .will make their future Clara ilcEeynolds fm- .San Francisco. ' left last night . M. Johnson is a business visitor in the city today from Baker E. G. Jeffries, district manager of the. W. O. W., who haB been working in this part of the state in the inter est of the order for several weeks post left tiis morning for his home in I Pendleton. I i Misses dam Wilson, Effa Brown- lee, Olga Jacobson and Anna Haw kins, who have been in the city tho past four weeks on educational work left this morning for Pendleton, where they will continue their work. . ,.r NOODLE GRI 213 FIB STREET PHONE BED 1241 The Popular Grill of La Grande. Expert Chef- American and Chinese Dishes. nnB a tm a u 'a u vrbn ax o a. m. iu i a. la. Furnished Rooms Upstairs " - Wm. Eng, Mgr. W'-'i A. A. Wenzel vwent to Minam to day n business In the interest,- of the Mt Emily Timber ,compliy. i f j. 'Edwin Morrison is a huflbiess visit or in the city from Summerville reg stered tt tho Savoy. ' ? ' . Mra, L. F. Evans was fiom Lostine yesterday guest at the Sommer. in the city evening a J.' T. Wallace, traveling passenger agent of the Northwestern route was a business visitor in the city yester day going out on the branch line this morning. : A. J. Coburn and son, H.. M. Co burn, of Echo, which have been spend ing a few days visiting in this city left last night for Marysville, Kan sas on bnsiness. ', Miss Lou Hartley, of Eugene, who : Mrs. W. E. MurchUon, of Walla Walla, who had been here attending the funeral of her father, E. D. Gam, at Imbler, returned to her home this morning. She will stop off at Pend leton for a visit with her sister, Mrs. D. A. Osborne. ' : J. R. Price : went to Baker today with a carload of apples which he ex pects to dispose of through dealer in that city,' This is the first of about eight cars from the Geo. Stod tatd orchard which Mr. Price expect i U dispose of in this way. - ' ' A. B. Davis and C D. Huffman, Orange organizers, left this morning for Western Oregon points. They will visit Portland tomorrow and ex pect to drop in on the legislature at Salem on their way-1 down to Grant's Pass where they go In the interest of the Grange work., . ' ASTIIUA REMEDY Qim Prompt and Pwnltlre Belief In rery i Caae. Sold br DrotrirlnU. PrlcatlM. i Trial Package by MaU I0o. ( WILLIAMS MFO. CO.. Preps. Clenhnd, 0. i HILL'S DKUti STORK W. R. Holmes, cashier of the Iowa National bank and Jay H. Dob bin one of Wallowa county's biggest sheep men and president of the Wool Growers Warehouse company at En terprise, returned to their home thi-t morning after spending a couple of days in this city on business matters. Every Pair of Shoes at Sale Prices YOU HAVEN'T MANY DAYS MORE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE .OF THIS SALE. WE GIVE YOU ALL THE NEW, UP TO DATE STYLES AND CAN FIT YOUR FEET; WE ALSO GIVE YOU SHOES THAT WEAR NOT A LOT OF JUNK THAT ISN'T WORTH CARRYING HOME. - WHEN YOU WANT GOOD SHOES, COME TO A SHOE STORE. L. J. French Shoe Co.