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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1915)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'i r. i.1..,, --'( i Vquy? You Pay 25 Cqnt3 FOR SlOttOP Worth of ReUel? Then spend 25c for a bottle of our Cough Remedy and - y,"H' " ' 4 1 : keep iCjttUiay for emergencies-thus heading off serious sickri Jffi8ulting jfrom prolonged colds. , t , , 25c4ori at hottie. of. pur Cough Remedy now -proves a big .investment JaAer. v. ' v- '"' 1 , - 4; - ; " ' 'ft idv V J. . ' "t nirn r CROSS DRUG STORE Thh kind of weather unm ua all to woodwJiow to keep warn for. tlx " amount or money A Hot rt er bottle will help tut tone and you sj f iftd let of them at Si)verthra"s Family Dnif Stere-r-Adv. d X 18 6t Get it t the,, right place Newfiii Drug Co Adv. i 21 2t. ni I Will Imi Ton Money. Plenty of money on land security. Reasonable rate and no long waits '. R. OLIVER. Adv. T-12-tf. Those Ansco rmnraa nd, .filing are always just right, you can find what you want in price too. All the way from $2.00 to $6.00 and up to 100,i At, Silverthoms Family Drug Sto.i-e. Adv.,. , , 1 J8 Jf. . I "" . L. J. A -f- iVX T T T V V t -r t v "FT "i" .t eyvj The Ladies Aid of the Presbytennn f';clmrch will hold a rummage sale in V the Sunday school room of the church & January 80.' 'Anyone having rum mag' for" the sale please leave the at the church' before that daie. ' ' ' v -,- - , 1 81 . ftt - ' " s w 1 29 It X r . Shot'es'. Taxi 'Service, Sommer HoV .'.tel., Main 740. Adv.'., 2 21 tf. 1' IJoj better than' the best .but bet ter than - the rest. Newlin Drug Co. Adv. ' . 1 21 2t. For your .coughs Try a bottle of bucoiyptus :Compoun6V-'They sell it at Silverthom'8 Family Drug Store. Adv. dll8 6t i Shores' Taxi Service Sommer Ho tol, Main 740. Adv. 2 21 tf. - Money te Loan. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. " La Grande Investment Co. Adv. f i We pay best prices tor Second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO-..404 Fir St, Phone Black 1351. , 9-14,tf, As we say it is, it is. Newlin Drug Co. Adv.. . 1 21 2t Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling u sp"cialy. Jones & Ka bone. - The Ladies Stove. Over Hill's Drug Store. Adams Ave. Phone 3261. Adv. , 11 6 tf 1 The February Columbia' Records are Here. Hear them before Monday, W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.-Adv, 1 21 3t Try it for your . cough syrup, Eu colyptas Compound. They sell it at Silcerthorn's Family Drug Store. d 1 18 6t. v Parrot Sticks for the youngsters.- Newlin Drug Co. Adv. 1 21 2t Dr, F. L. - Ralston Osteopathic Physician,'" Over ; Silverthorn's ' Drug Store. Adv. 1 20 Jm W- M . jpjjj; ' ' 3 '(c- BON TON RESTAURANT ; On Depot Street , . Opened under. first-class management. Service the very ! beet. , Everything the market affords is on the Bon Ton ,'Menq. ... ft t. , j EAT AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE ; .... BEST IN THE CITY, 'SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS. I Before the Price Advanced We Bought a CARLOAD I OF THE FAMOUS "NONE-TO-EQUAL" FLOUR. THIS ENABLES US, TO GIVE YOU A LOWER PRICE ON THIS HIGH GRADE FLOUR THAN IS 'POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN ON LOWER GRADES. IT'S GOING FAST YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY 1 HARRIS GROCERY 408 North Fir St. Across Track WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS - Sherry Theatre-Today " The House of Comfort 1. , World Film Corporation 1 ' A SPECIAL RELEASE The Messrs. Shuberte' Photoplay Reproduction of World Famous NEW YORK HIPPODROME ' Stupendous Spectacle "AMERICA" in 6 Parte AND THE PRICE IS 10 CENTS - To Catarrh Victims'. One of the best household remedies ia Hyomei, that Newlin Drug Co. guarantees for, catarrh, head: colds, bronchitis bronchitis and croup." Easy and pleasant to use perfectly harm less; You simply breathe it Adv. n: rJSKSUNALS. ' . , &ea 1 Prices Ttiat tell A good) outing ,' '.,...,'.,. .e White and colored oil cloth ........ 19 Roller Towels '. . '. . . .Xc 72x90 Sheets, values 58c, at " Sc 42x36 puiow slips ;:.rr.T.j4 Black Ebony Hand Mirrors, value 75c, 'at V. . ,27c Ohiffon Waists, value 87.00 at ' ..,.M7 Chiffon Waists, value $4.98, at ...,..$2,7 C. F. .Savaa-e is a business viaitar in the city from Pendleton. , . . Mrs. W. p. Wade was a visitor in the city from Imbler over' night re turning this morning. , Mrs. L. B. Hooper, : of Telocaset, was shopper in the city this morn ing. Al. Daniels, of Cove, is in. the city today on business, registered at' "the Foley. ' - , L. B. Carter is a business visitor in the city from Cove, stopping at the Foley. -- J , H , Martin and f amilv are visitors in the city today from Pleasant Valley, stopping at the Savoy. ' F. W.. Page is a business visitor in the city from Haines, registered at the Sommer. John W.- Crow and ' R. : Alexander are in the city today from Pendleton resnstered at the Sommer:- . , : H. B White, of the Pacific Fruit' Express company, is in the city today from North Powder. . He is registered at the Savoy."'' ; - ' . ' . J. t Headl proprietor of the Josepn Milling company, was a business vis- iwr in X4i city yeaivromy .cvcmiin, i. stopping at the Sommer. JT, Airs, end Mrs. Jay van tsuren ex- HAND BAGS, HALF PRICE, .' l , Best White and Colored Outings . . ..,. fe One lot Ladles.' Skirts. ............. HALE. PRICK . Black and Colored Petticoats , . . . .77 1 . . . .8c ' Black and Colored) Dress Goods . v. .-. : , , .v'.'t . HaH Prke anILeaa. ALL REMNANTS, HALF PRICE, ' '! All Fur: leas 4hmn mamrfwtjiMra' ritm '''M All Ladles' Misses' and Children's Coats...' r Half Price Men's Furnishing Department cm 4 A .. Where Mid-Winter Sale Prices Prevail at a Saving to Every Custoawr, Men's " 815.00 Serge, Worsted and Cassimere Suits $1.48 Men's $12.50, same as above . . . . , , W. , .$18T Men's $16.00 Overcoats f.4 Men's $12.50 Overcoats $8.47 Men's $8.00 All Wool Mackinaw .tM Men's $li.00 AU Wool Fancy Mackinaw , ... .$73 ' Men's $6.00 Sheep Lined Duck Coat ...,..$4.84 Boy's Duck Coat, one lot at .., 89c Boy's Wool Shirts,, military collars 97c, Boy's Sweater Coats, ... .49c, 89c, 79c, up to 1.87 Men's Sweater Coate 58c, 84c, 98c, $1.18, to $4J7 Men's 8 ox. white Knit Wrist Gloves , 8c Man's leather faced gauntlets, Canvas Gloves Ue Men's President Suipencfers, pair SSe Men's Boston Hose Supporters, pair .......... Me Men's Heavy Socks, Wool, pair . . .19c Men's Engineer and' Fireman tan or black -' Socks, per pair : 8l-8e Shoes! Shoes! Babies Shoes .......... .19e, 48c Children's Hard Soles 60c, 68c, 75c, 90c, 1.10, 1.19 Men's Shoes ....$1.17, $1.38, $1.45, $1.67. $1.75 Women's Shoes . .$1.75, $2.00, $28, $2JS0, $2.68 Men's Dress Shoes $2.50 up Rubbers, Childs .' 88c, 45c, 48c Rubbers, Misses .....v.. 48c and 58e Rubbers, Women's 48c, 58c, 68c Overshoes, Women's , . 98c - Overshoes, Men ..!v... ,..$1.23 Overshoes, Child's .58e Hose Slippers, Ladies -,..,...... 32c, 48c, $L13 Hose Slippers, Men's w....98c, $L1S Hose Slippers, Children's and Misses ......... 65e Women's Shoes 98c, $1J8, $1.88, $2.88 Boys Canvas Leggings , , 25c , Hardware Department ' January is the month that t:ft 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 iWhite Ware. See harwarde windows-three quart double,' coated Greystone Pudding Pan, sold everywhere at 20c, our price only 11c. Fresh Ranch Egg 35c, New Country Butter, 60c per roll. ' t , , . . . , 1 QUALrnr the SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS pect to atend the automobile show it) Portland which opeVis the 23 and runs until the 80th. WE GIVE S. ft' H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS XX-mt, . T-nW Mill ivifitmMi 4-A MAO, UCIU iUIIIVi iVtUHICU VV llVl.il home in Baker this morning after & $ -r visit in,pnecity witn mrs, a. r, no3s-; TODAY, THE LAST DAY. The' Hippodrome spectacle "Ar- hiah. telia Nibley went to Baker this moH,;ic, in mot0" picture form, wMH isi LVhSttteKSt 9-ia"(8pecll elese "of the World Pm V Mrs. Jfid. Cross went to Pilot Rock 'Wrporauon, w cnwm .rr this morning for a few days visit Ing-feature by Melvin G. WiitBtock, with ' her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Gib -the general manager of the national SCm ' j t . 'Amusement Company, that .opens the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. frvin , wei-e ' , oTi.-rf Ptssenirors for Baker this morninit ,VW National theatre In Portland, where they will visit with Mrs. Irvin'SuOregon. ' ' , ' father, M. Landreth. j. (.. '," -' f . Mrs. A. K. Ciraham returned t04 ' , . .- . . , i i. her home in North Powder this morn-i - P Renb-Three furnished house ing after a visit in the city with her kMpmg rooms, 1403 F avenue, phone sister, Mrs. M. J. Davison. ' iRed 11. l-22-5t. Mrs. E. Adler went to Alicel thiBi. :. - mominir to annnH t.Viti Hiv with ,htr son, Mm. ; E. Adler, and help him to,.! 1 i : i i t.i.,i.'i 5 &ver in ilium lliv Ull Uliuuy. . i : Mrs. tora Wright, of SummerviUe was in the city this morning on her way to Davenport,. Wash., where she will visit for several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Marie Moss. Miss Elsie Vanderpool, of Vincent, who has ibeen visiting in the city with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. E. Thompson, went to Imbler this morning for a Visit with iher sister, Mrs. Rex McRae, before returning to her home, v.: TWO SIDES to a Senior Member ship in the Y. M. C. A. N 6 ODLEfGRILL Sid FIR STREET PH0NS RED 1211 The Popular Grill of La Grande. Expert Chef f American and Chinese Dishes. OPEN AT 6 A. XX. TO 1 A. XI. ' ) Purnished Rooms ITpstairs , 'Wm. Eng, Mgr. ! of La Grande, Ore, TRACK-LAYING RESUMED. Enterprise Company Takes Up Acti vities Afield Again. Tracklavine was resumed , by the East Oregon Lumber company on its railroad yesterday morning, says the Enterprise Record-Chieftain. - New equipment for use in this work ar rived a few days earlier, and on TtiAfldflv a rivw nf 21 tmplf.lAVpra' came in from Spokane, v These are,! i, . ..1 ,.. . X . - ine same men wno were wonting lur the company last summer when the first track was laid. They have spent the winter in Spokane. i It will take a month and a half to lay the track to the company's small sawmill in the edge of the reserve. In a few days after that, the lumber and timbers cut last summer for the large plant in Enterprise - can be hauled to town on the railroad. Then a large crew of carpenters will be ! iut to work constructing the plant. I J 'resident l. ll. retty is anxious to YOU GIVE $5.00 and uour influence as a good live booster. That helps tiicety You Receik& complete the mill and get to sawing as soon as possible. ''For some weeks the company has been preparing quietly : to get to worK on tne railroad witnout wait ing for spring and warm weather to return.. : The tracklayers were wait-1 ing to turn whenever there should be employment for them. But more equipment was needed. Two con vertible ballast cars . were bought, one common flat car and a caboose improvised out of a box car. . Mourners Return Home. ' Mrs. Hazel Childers and Miss Bes sie Corbett returned to their homes at Walla Walla this morning after at tending the funeral of Mrs. Hooper in mis cny. xir. anu Mrs. wesiey An drews returned to their homes in Ba ker yesterday evening after attend ing the funeral of Mrs. Hooper. FOUND--Two roosters in a sack. Ao- ply at Island City store. 1 22 tf." Read' the advertisements, v" 1. The privileges of a sen ior member in Lobby, Swimming Pool, Gymnas ium, and Social Room, un- r til Sept. 1, 1915. : 2. The ; satisfaction ' that : you are helping to open one of La Grande's biggest and best buildings. 3. The .satisfaction that you make up one of many who by supporting the As sociation make it possible for Grade school boys to be admitted until Sept. 1st for only $2.00 and High school J .boys for $3.00. . A. The satisfaction that the other cities of the Northwest which are wait ing to see what we do will say, "La Grande is still on top." ' ' ' 1 two One Lb. Package of Pref erred Stock Raisins Have the Same Food Value aa Three Dozen ' Eggs. , Thjrik of this, you housewives who Want to serve nourishing food while cutting down the ' cost -of living , 5' 1 ' ) f 'If ; ... i. "Raisns add a delicate' flavor to scores of dishes that are plain without them. ; Merely 2-ounces of raisins in a dish of wheat- "' food for breakfast add incomparably to the " ilavor and . increase, the food 100 per , , : -cent. j !' The whole family would welcome more , -aisins, let them have PREFERRED STOCK i 1 RAISINS in some attractive form every day. ; ; " ! PRICE 15c 2 FOR 25c' For Sale by ?flfTf 11- o v 0 O o o o hi
