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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1915)
EAOE EIGHT v LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY. JANUARY 22, W15. The Tifteleco Pettfoittiieit 1 : Funny stories, speeches, comic songs, the ... most -classical music or rag time, marches, grand overtures by brass bands or full orchestras and magnificently executed solos can be heard over and over again without variation" in'qualityif you have an Vlctrolia or Edison Disc Phonograph' in'the house. Think of the pleasure and the education . , that can be derived from one of these instruments.- New records coming out every month, so you will never weary . . ': t Come in' and hear one df these machines play. ..In clearness and distinctness, as well as beauty of tones, no- machine has yet been made to equal these in their faithful 'reproduction, of the' original selection. " '. , - . Newlin Book & Stationery Co. PIANOS TO" PROSPECTIVE i PURCHASERS OP PIANOS , - - OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS BOO C. E. SHORT RETURNS FROM SALT LAKE PLEASED. United Store Manager Can See Noth ' tag to Prevent Good Buaineaa. , ' C. E. Short, manager of the United Store, returned last night from Salt Lake City where he has been in at ,i tendance at a meeting of the repre sentatives of all the J. C. Penney Company's syndicate of stores. The meeting-proved to be a very pleasant one' and the reports from different parte of the country where in the stows are located indicate a good business for the past year, v in speaking or the future business to face to stay, and iWill have you after goods are tested out Do not employ "Hurry Up Methods" you can. always buy at the . so- called cheap prices. v. No culls from other towns, as we do not hawk our goodb from town to town, the old expensive' and : anti quated method of selling, long since abandoned by houses of repute. No ten days' stand We here to stay with the best line of roods. ' wiih prices as low as the lowest Call be fore falling for alluring "Headlines" and statements, v :' ' RICHEY PIANO HOUSE, .i In considering the purchase of a piano, would call your attention , to jthe following points. :. . . ; . - ., . 1. Buy or- the dealer that is here to stay, and has to look ' you in the eye after goods are tested out." i 2. The old) expensive method . of hawking goods from town to town, carrying culls from one town to the next, has long since, been abandoned by houses of repute. f : 3. Kichey rnano House will be glad to compare prices and goods with transient dealers...- . ' r : 4. Why should not the following lipping apply to the piano business as well as to other lines, read and re? fleet: -.J. !- -l- (Clipped from La Grande Observer) SWAT THB IrKAr IKK. The remarks .made last even ing at the Commercial club, din-1 ner concerning the grafter wha , comes ' to the Grande Ronde to sell town lots in some distant city; stock in ; . wireless telegraph;' kitchen cabinets or Mexican- rub-, ber were1'; very appropriate. When the speaker said if all the money sent from this vallev toi grafting concerns had been. placed -in the local banks there would be money for every enterprise and-some-to spare he told the absolute . truth. . , ' The Commercial club coukt do no better thing than to stamp all salesmen of stocks, bonds and real . estate from afar with that bank : er's stamp, "counterfeit" andl let that odium remain until the sales- . man proved differently." ' Will guarantee prices as low as the lowest, and you can always get the so-called special prices, investigate as there is no hurry. COLT SHOWS AT IMBLER Feature Attraction at Movable School is Arranged for. Federal Reserve Governors Meet.- Washington, Jan. 22. Governors of the Federal Reserve banks who lately formally organized as a sort of ad visory -committee to, the Federal re serve board, met here today for f urth Dairy and colt shows twill be fea tures of the "movable school" week in at least two of the towns in Union county the week of February 8 to 13, according to plans now under way by enthusiasts of Cove and Imbler. At Imbler Wm. Ledbetter. A ,E Hunter, S. L. Brooks, and others who are interested in the production of good horse flesh are arranging a cor. bhow in connection with the work of the school, the show to be held Sat- JT'" tSrS "i8?? " " " i; urday, February 13 : There ia ample - - - .AVUUI1S won; I-VUVIVCU IIUIU VttriUU ' tihAUrino in an ov Thfcre never war a timn wK.n ' """"" "wv "v" ' "" showing in an exhibit of thi dZ ?rf ttMSft hrn.X ircommittees appointed to suggest plans! the promoters of the show t rices and apparently the people are or facilitating exchange, including , ing with sufficient encouragement showing in an exhibit of this kind and are .meet- trices and apparently the people are J01" facilitating exchange, lncjuding , ng witn s,umciem encouragemei in rood shane financially whlrh. whon I Rtata SnVi in a f Agonal vtm inA : their efforts to insure a show thai considered tne surplus that is bound ! uniform accoiintinir svstem ' "v ru J tn T.!"" i , L, '.V. 4' to accumulate in the producer's hands ullrorm accounting system. - The dalry exhibit at Imbler willjie ; from the Rtrnnir rinmnnil f nmwi ! 1 - held on Thursday of the school week at the present prices, forces the be-' ' At Sherry's -Today Last Day. - ' and at Cove on Wednesday. Interest lief that all iB - well from a busines j " 1 - " ' .- Jin the dairy business jn this county is viewpoint." -' , ( .,, j . - Georce J. Beihoff. mnnaa-er of the rapidly gaining headway and it is felt : - A; D. Frost,- a prominent stock- -.Philadelphia branch of the World ' that the proposed exhibit will bring noiaer m . -enny ymtasativ f Fim Corporation, is creating much 9ut the best in the county and give an rikn Mnhh0m frT Sa,U excitement in PhiladQlphia by show- Petus to an industry that is teUnd iaKe and is spending a low. days in i . w:- 4.i 4., I to prove a winner in .this county,, at.- M . .1 1 - , , . !.,.,' . coKiing to the views of men wJio are ine united store of this v tv n u.UuWn m in nnc ti fn is to lose L E Livengood, who has'"'8 territory who have played "Amor been associated with Mr. Short - for' ,ca" and wk for it for second and several months. He goes to Albany, 'third runs. Adv. j, Oregon where the Penny company is ''". .opening another big store. I Attending Funeral in Portland. "CHEAP PIANOS" in a position to express expert opinion on tne subject. , , ;. -. H. T. French,' of Corvallis." 'state leader of the county farm expert work is in . the city today in the interest of the coming school work and also in the short course which is to be held the week of February 1 to 7. . Mr. French suva that expectations place the hum- her of visitors at the short course at who died Monday night of pneumonia i not less than a thousand. ' A number of farmers from this county are planning on taking advantage of this week of instruction at the O. A. C. i Mrs. H. S. Brownton left last night i for Portland to attend the funeral to- If you wish to buv chum. !.,. Idf!y X her little niece, Orenne Bates,. tIw, - . . " - T ".wnodied Monday night or pneumonia with the, futuro trouble and expense fever. Deceased, who was inly seven that always follow, Riohoy Piano years of age, visited in La Grandie with . xiouse will sell you a piano for $145. ner parents a year ago. or even less, that might sell to some unsuspecting customer at a fictitious -price of $300.00 Wo are a home in- VA daughter was born to Mr. and , stitution and would1 at least toll you Mrs. George Kelley Thursday morn what you were Win, n. t the Grande. Ronde hospital. Birth Record. Both mother and child nre doing well. Deputy Clerk Home. C. K. McCormiok, teputy county clerk, - who took Len Flower to ; the state reform . school at Salem the first of the week, returned, yester day. , 7H1 iCk F5 TjT IT TTTh TfT If ITV T Tim Tm 7 FORWOUR KIDNEYS The kidneys are for removing waste matters from the system.' ' These waste matters are poisonous. When they are not promptly and completely expelled from the body they clog other organs, interfering with their work. Therefore kidney trouble often leads to other troubles. Neglecting your kidneys when there is anything the matter with them is a serious thing. . ' ' ' REXALL KIDNEY PILLS are, we believe, a mbst effective remedy for kidney ailments, and weakness of all kinds. We make this statement after long experience with other forms of kidney treatment. IF THEY FAIL--YOUR MONEY BACK We are so positive that Rexall Kidney Pills are unexcelled by any other similar form of kidney remedy, and that they will do all we claim that we sell them with our own personal guarantee that they will not cost the user a cent if they fail to give entire satisfaction. Price 50c MILL'S DRUG STORE The ffioataCfc Store JMt. $ You Need , not Hurry, its do Special Sale for Oss Day cr Qzt 1 " Hour, its on all the Tiae, Every Day in the Year; ' , . iou can buy underwear, and , hosiery for the whole family at a saving 6f from 25 to ' " 33 1-3 per cent at The United Store. V ' : v, ' . - '; - . Buying In case lota direct from the factories saving the treveling man's commission anci . tremenduous traveling expenses paying spot cash selling the same way-no'deliyerjej, s- no cheap preiniums-H)ur low overhead expenses and large volume 'of business enables IS v us to undersell all competition Why not? Think it over. .' Ladies'. Heavy Gray Wool Underwear, garment' - (..-. 98c -Heavy Fleeced Union Suits, Gray and White 98c Heavy Fleeced Separate Garments 49r Misses' White Fleeced Union Suits .... .... 49c Misses'. Gray Fleeoed Union Suits 49c 59c 69c -Infants Wool Bands, all sizes , .-. . I V, v 25c r Infants Wool Shirts, all sizes i...... '25c i Ruben's Wool Shirts, all sizes . , . . ;-.'. . . : 49c 1 Ruben's Cotton Shirts, all sizes . . . . . . .T 25c Ladies' Gauze Union Suits, tight or loose knee, . sizes 34 to 46 , . , . . ... . . ... .-. . . J. , ..;.;-...;, 25c ' Fleeoed , Underwear, ladies', separate garments, , all sizes . . ; . , ; . i , . , .; . 25c ,' Children's Wool Under Garments 39c 49c 69c ; L.- D. S. Garments ...j.vVi-.;; 98c $1.49 $1.98 : Burson's Ladies' Hose '. 19c 25c Ladles' Good Heavy Fast Black Hose 10c -Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Hose 15c " Children's Heavy Rib Hose ... .7.. .....I.. 10c Children's Heavy Rib Hose . : . . ; . . ' 2 for 25c Misses' Fine Lisle Hose . . 2 for 25c Infants' Wool Hose, Silk, heel and toe 19c Men's Heavy Fleece Union Suits ......... 98c Men's Good Fine Wool Union Suits , . v ., $1.98 7 Men's Heavy dray Rib Union Suits .,v. f 2.98 . Men's 75c Fleeced Separate Garments . : . . 45c Men's Plush Back Wool Shirts and Drawers 98c v Men's Heavy Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers 98c. ' ! Men's $2.00 Heavy Tan Wool Shirts and Drawers' ' i $M9 Men's Red Flannel All Wool Shirts and Drawers'-" ;. - . . . . . : '. : 1.4f ' : Boys' Heavy Fleeced Unions 'iv. .viVf ;"e'V ' ' Xna TTaqvv flmv Wnnl tTninna-i.y IIRj.'M Boys' Heavy Fleeced Separate-Garments . . 25c Men's Heavy Work Sex, pair .....-i.. . Se . Men's Heavy Rockford Sox 8 pair 25c Men's Tan Sox -with white toe and heel 8. pair 25c Men's lisle-26c Sox 2 pair . ;V4. ;25e Silk Sox, all colors !,.. w. 25t 49c' 'Mens 85c Wool, Sox ..w ..r...... .25e ' Men's 50c Wool Sox ........ . . . v -. . S9c Men's Fine Cashmere Sox, all colors .v-.i, . 25e - Men's Black Dress Sox, pair -....y 5c Men's Black Fine Dress Sox ; .v.lOr - Boys' Work Sox, seamless. . . ;-. 5c YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT ' The UNITED STORE 70 BIG BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY Co. Big Piano, Exhibit In the New West Jacobson Bldg. Mi.', Portiori v-of . the Tremendous 16th Annual Exhibit of Eilers Music House'; of : Portland shown here. You are cordiaily invited to attend this display of 1915 Style Pianos, and Player Pianos, every instrument in the entire exhibit is for sale at greatly reduced prices. This exhibit is to be in La Grande "for ten days only, be sure to attend; exhibit! r Open every evening till ten. ... ! SALE BRINGS BUSINESS N. K. WEST & VO. MOVING VOL UME OF MERCHANDISE. - One of the Best Clearance Sales the History of Their Store. Pessimism is not loitering round the store of N. K. West Co., who are in the midst of . their annual . January Clearance sale. Not a man connect ed with that business .will hesitate to say that the annual sale his year has been wonderful in the face of . what appears to be on the surface a busi ness depression. ' "We have moved a volume of mer chandise this January." remarked -one of the men connected with the busi ness. . "And it has been somewhat of pleasant surprise because of the apparent fetnargy in business all along the line." , In answer to the reporter s state ment that advertising may have help ed, he replied, "Yes, we believe first in having the goods at a reasonable price and next in lettimr the neonle know we have the (roods. Our ad vertising is the connecting link be tween the large stock of merchandise we carry and the customer who wants merchandise. It is a decided part of the business plan of today and we be lieve in the judicious and constant use ot printer s ink. ., . Well Send It nyxnmg you may need trom a drug store promptly and without ex tra charge. Our phone is Main 87. Goods will be at your door in a few minutes. Try us. : Newlin Drug Co. 1 ' Adv. 1 22 2t Saturday 28 Cents Pound. Yes, we have absolutely fresh can- ! ay, vnocoiaie, noney uomo, walnut and Pecan Top Chocolate Creams.And many others. . ; Special Saturday 28c lb.; f IB. 15c. Newlin Druir fn . : Adv. 1 22 2t. Kead tile auvertlaoinentj too. i JfcnRT Corsets i A " -M-AWW $3,50 and up Notice to I. O.O. F. and Rebekah iPaulineLederlel iZ:Dm' totFi the int. roll call on ! . . n . , Thursday, Jan. 28, 191D. J Red 3141, Next Door to Western I 1 . , . ... 'itti V IIJVU Our Own Grinding Plant The mechanical work must be equally as careful as the examina tion rtself. The prescription must oe nuea wan scientmc Precision. This is done in our own Laboratory on tbe Premises,1 Where we grind ii m our own tenses. We guarantee our leases to be' absolutely correct, scientifically and mecntuueauy. . j . Fitting and Adjusting. The glasses must be made up in frames or mountings that will be suited to each individual case. The appearance of the glasses, when worn, must be considered. - We provide mountings to -harmonize with the features and give hand some and stylish effects. Specialties. 1 vWe prescribe toric glasses when their use addb comfort. WJien the eyes require -different lenses for ner and distant vision, we supply bifocals with an invisible dividing line, eo that only a single rair of glasses is needed. We have all kinds of specialties in frames and nnw niw.i.r frames, special designs and shapes to suit and fit all requirements. J. H. PEARE A SON, Grande's Leading Jewelers and Optometrists J
