La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text,UiyjLA GBA1IDB KTOfflG OraSRVEIl assess? 5.V 5 Cured. . Jit ' i.' J.,TS UrfUe Ai4 of the Presbyterian " r",-62ii0 sale te V Uy school room of the church January 80. ; taono? having run. mun .for .the nil DKut'luvi tl K the church, before that date. . .ft 4i& :: 'I :&. ' I'M;' tt'l . w I 29 11 r-,. . , v t , , 8horea' Taxi Service. Sommer Ha ul. 'Main 740.-Adv. 2 21 tf. Coughs are a result, not a disease; f ,-v IHey are tne result of tnzuunaaon. y m I caused; by i; a cold invading the ! J capillary air tubes in the lungs, $p white IS' mIUvk this inf tarnation and aukklv I 1 . J1A.1 1 J.1 1 B correcTa-'ine.coiKuuon in van mug i aneronchlal tubed that causes the f cotigh. Don waste your time with ! I narcotic couch mixtures Kin" take 1 4'; ! . x.. v.i v v. ...4 - ' ft- a remedy that .reaches the. seat of i & J twdbfet' ,'stuaraate 4t Prtee j trow limjMcre We pay best prices , lor Second Rand Furniture. DYAlS PUBNl TUBE CO, 404 Fir St, J"one Black mi. M $-i4,tf. .Don't freese when the Tosreery will sell you a wool shirt for 1.2fitLeg than cost Adv. ' ' I 1 23 f. Dmamakhiv and laiHaa. Taikvjnv. RemotMlnr a ipclaly. Jonee Ka bome. The Ladies Store. Over Hill's Drug Store. Adams Ave. Phone 82H1. i Adv. , n 6 tf "Prof.-' David' Haines went to nt aaemtiv ia wonihMr het he a band under his direction. The (e f essor says that the. people T I Grande might, teiriflate him out 'of a band, tut he is going to have a bunch of horn ' manipulators soma place in the coarty. 4 This kind of weather causes us a'J to wonder how to keep warm for the least amount of moneyA Hot' Wat er bottle will help out soma and you can I uid a lot of them at BilverthorftM Family Draff Store. Adv. d 1 ia 6t Jtfdge Knowlese - 1 this , mornbuc granted a decree of divorce to Bsrs. Delia Powers I'rom Charles. H. Pow ers. . The suit was brought on Jihe grounds of cruel and inhuman treat ment. .v a:... r: . (. ' ":m f s-. S " - mmmmummm tt Prices That Tell A 7 fy- ' . . are always just right, you can fW .V , A " gbodl outing . Vi'';W V. v; yi-i V'iy . Sc-' White and colored oil cloth .-. , Roller Towels ;.,.A;;i;. .V. ................. .Ie 72x90 Sheets,, value oSe.-at .,.:,. .'.JH ; 23 piiiow;, slips v.. ..1'. ...... , , . .4e Black Ebony" Hand Mirrors, value 75c, at . . , . Y7c .Chiffoii Waists, value 17.00 at ...,,.147 Chiffon Waists, value $48, at Ji $J.7 .a u 3 ? : LOCAL BREVITIES. Hot Scotch and Gin Rickey at State Sakpm today. Adv. A 23 6tp. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you want your shoes shined properly ;, in warm comfortable quarters, call at my stand next door to Sherry's theatre. Shoes sent in will get the , best attention. Full line of cigars and tobaccos carried. Have your1 tan and white, shoes dyed black so they will stay black. JAMES K. KAPELLAS. Call Van Buren's for taxi. Adv. ; '?' 'r.u. V-1 '''';r'''y?"'i!;' For your coughs Try a bottle of Eucbiyptus ! CompounoV-They seM 4t at tuivertnorn's Family Urug score. Adv, , , dll8 6t Dont freese when the Toggery will veil you a wool shirt for $1.26 Less than cost. Adv. 1 23 tf . Meary te Loan. ' " . " On improred real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv.- v The February Columbia Records are Htre." Hear them before Monday, W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Adv. -1 21 3t Try it for your cough syrup, Eu colyptus Compound.. They sell it at Silcerthorn's Family Drug Store. d 1 18 6t ' Dr. F. , L. Ralston Osteopathic Physician. '. Over Silverthorn's Drug Store. Adv. 120. ?m what you want in price too. AU ha way from $2.00 to $6.00 and up'; to $100.! At J SUverthom'a Family Dmit " John' Rogers has i6ined with Pat Foley, proprietor of the Foley hoel, ana nereaxier tne FOiey Hotel T.xt service will' have two cart on dty aay ana nigot. 4 - Get it at the right place Newlin' Drug Co. Adv. I 21'2t. Dont freeze when the Toggery jail sell you a wool shirt for $156. Leak tnan cost. Adv. i , 1 23 if. v.. J PERSONALS. ; - 4- 4- 4 4- Father Hueller is a city from Um.Uilla. visitor in .the ' Don't freeze when the Toggery wall sell you a woo shirt for $1.26. Less than cost Adv. - - 1 23 tf. I Will Loan Tou Money. -Plenty of money on land security, Reasonable rates and no long waits. I. R. OLIVER, Adv. tL 7-12-tf. Jh,. BON TON RESTAURANT ai:QgOii; Depot:ei -Opwwd lader. first-class maiiagwent.Servioe thjf . very beel , Erecythbg the market affords on the Bon Ton ' EAT-AT. THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE BEST IN THE CITY, - SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS. Before the Price Advanced We Bought a CARLOAD ; OF; THE FAMOUS "NONE-TO-EQUAL" FLOUR. THIS ENABLES US TO GIVE YOU A LOWER 4 5 . :PRICE ONTHIS HIGH GRADE FLOUR THAN IS fpOSSIBIJS TO OBTAIN ON LOWER GRADES. firs GOING FAST YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY it HARRIS GROCERY 408 Noirth Fir St. Across Track WE GIVE 2V TRADING STAMPS X E, W. Cox went to Huntington this morning to spend a few days visiting wiui nis brother, w. J. Cox. fu'-O.Jr Burnett and wife.: of Palmer Junction, are visitors in . the city registered at the Savoy. ; , - . I a..................-.........-.-.' The House of Comfort at'! I -: t-.s : . i : S'l ' V s s ft SI I I l' II I ,JII Tit SPECIAL FEATURS THE CLOSING WBB -, Biograph Drama Broncho Billy and the Sherira OeVe An Exciting Western Story : THANKS FOR THE LOBSTO Yitagraph Cbstedy . . Featuring Wally Vaa TAUDETILLS , ' COULTER AND D1CEMN . . i. . ..i "" i. . , "-. Sweetbeara r.;-... AND THE PRIOR CENW urn Kirk Wells ;s registered at the Fo ley from Alictl. f , v Fred H. Shoemaker, of Joseph, is transacting business jn the city, to day. He is registered at the Foley, .; Ralph Hutchinson, of Union, farm er and. stockmen, is inxthe city today on business. , . , ! ' J. E. Axtell is a business visitor ill the city from Enterprise registered at tne ruiey. . ' Mrs. E, M. Watkins went to Kamo la this morning to spend the day with Mrs. M. J. O'Menra. " Miss Effie Tally - came . in from nortn : rowder tnis morning lor -a few days Visit in the city, the guest Edwin S. Herman, of Umatilla, was in the city over tnght going out' or. tne cranon line to Liostine on business. S Mr. an Mrs. E. Y. Wortman were visitors in the city from Elgin yes terday.c , , . " Mrs. G. B. Dodson went to Elonn this mormnir for an over Sundav visit wiu ner aaugnter, Mrs. van Haird. Mrs. W. M. Weech and three children went to Kumm this morning to attendl ute runerbi or a niece. E. H. Bloomer and Sam Tumbow arc visiting in the city from tha Starkey neiirhborhoodl They are registered at the Savoy. Mrs. CSias. Shelton and son. Lester. were passengers for Elgin this morn ing lor a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Gray. Mrs. E. Eben.- of Joseoh. 4io has beeiv visiting in Portland for the past week, in the city this morning enroute to her home. . - :,v-.- ; . - Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bassett, of Grand Forks. North Dakota, on their way to Joseph to visit Iwith friends, spent last night in- the city. . H. C. Oliver. Oi-W. traveling freight and passenger agent, was a- business visitor in the city rrom rortiana yes terday. o MmFurnishing Department Where Mid-Winter 8ale Priors Prevait at a 'f v Saving to Every Cuatoaw. Men's 116.00 Serge, Worsted and Cassimere Men's $14.60, same as above 9f47 Men's $16.00 Overcoats ,.,.......i.$sM Men's $12.60 Overcoats - Men's $8 00 All Wool Mackinaw $M4 Men's $10.00 All Wool Fancy Mackinaw . . . .VIM Men's $8.00 Sheep Uaed Duck Coat ,M Boy's Duck Coat, one lot at $$c HAND BAGS, HALF PRICK. . Best White and Colored Outingt One lot Ud:es' Skirts ...... . ... .HALF Black and Colored Petticoate . 1 Til .1- vi a t . ; . ... , ..... ........... .uhu rnw mmm ALL REMNANTS. HALT PRICE. All Fur. less than manufacturers' cost. " All T.Jt., m t I jt-HJ t- i. 7..-, r.,V ah Mum mama . aim vauuin a voau. . . . .- MSB me v Boy's Wool Shirts, military collar ......fTc Boy's Sweater, Coats, ....etc, tfe, 7c up to U7 )- Men's Sweater Coats SSe Mt, tie, $L1S, H7 Men's 8 os. white KnH Wrist Gloves .....,.,? Men's leather-faced gauntlets, Canvas Gloves IV; " Men's President 8uapendors( pair lie Men's Boston Hose Supporters, pair .'. lle Men's Heavy Socks, Wool, pair We Men's Engineer and Fireman tan or black Shoes! Shoes! Babies SXbes 48e Children's Hard Soles 60c, 68c, 75c, Me, 1.10, 1.1S Men's Shoes ....U7, $1.38, $1.45, $L67, $1.75 Women's Shoes ..$1.75, $2.00, $28, $U0, $2.68 Men's Dress Shoes:. ..$10 up Rubbers, Childs . . . ,. . i . ... . . . .. . .$8c, 46c, 48c . Rubbers, Misses v. 48c and 68e Rubbers,' Women's 48c, 68c, 68c Socks; per pair ..!$ 7 Q Overshoes,' Women's ...,.'!,. $8e Overshoes, Men $1J8 Overshoes, Chitd'e ....68c Hose Slippers, Ladies . .:. . . . .'Stc, 48c, $1 M Hose Slippers, Men's . . .8, $1.11 Hose Clippers, Children's and Misses . . . . .. . . .6S Women's Shoes .......... I8e, $1.28, $148, $2.66 Boys Canvas Leggings . . . . . . . . . , . . .i;,26c Hardware Department January is the month that the thrify housewife looks around to replenish her kitchen with the irany ' " items that are constantly in use. - Our hardware department is teeming with a-full and complete line 'of Enameiware, White, Gray and Blue and White Ware. See harwarde windowthree quart double-,! coated Greystone Pudding Pan, sold everywhere at 20c, our price only lie; Fresh. Ranch Eggs 86c. New Country Butter, 60c per roll. , , , 1 ww QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES , LESS WE GIVE S. A H. GREEN TRADING, STAMPS f 4 PIANOS Td PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER? gV-A . , OF PIANOS v' "-' , Mr. and Mrj. Harry Morrison who have been visiting in the city for the past ten days with Mrs. Morrison's mother, Mrs. Jesse Martin, left this morning for their home in Pendleton. In "considering the purchase of a piano, would call your attention to the following points. ' . ; 1. Buy of the dealer that is here to stay, and has to look you in the eye after goods are tested out.: : z. rne old) expensive methods oz hawking goods from town to town, carrying culls from one town to the next, has long since been abandonee: by houses of repute. ' . 3. Richey Piano House will be riad to compare prices and goods with transient dealers. 4. Why should not the following clipping apply to the piano business as well as to other lines, read' and re flect:: . ' ; . :-" ' v "t-;;, v-' -irH i . (Clipped from La Grande Observer) SWAT THE GRAFTER. The remarks made last even-; ing at the Commercial club din : ner concerning the grafter who . comes to the Grande Ronde to " v scfll town lots in some distant city; -, stock " in - wireless telegraph; kitchen cabinets or Mexican- rub- her were very appropriate. When the speaker said if all the . money sent : from this vallev to ' : grafting concerns had been placed ; i, in the local banks there would be .v monoy, for every enterprise and . "1 some to spare he told the absolute -,'truth;:.v v''.:: f-; - -- . rV ; The Commercial club could1 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. Uncle Sam's Loan Office .-, 214 Depot Street t ' Loom MONET on Diaatonds, Wstcmee, aad all Kind of JeweU ry. Clothing, Gone, and' aU Kinds of Poreonal Property. , Urn We akw aire aaredeemed Watches, Rings, Diamonds, Rifles, and all kinds of Jewelry at cheapest rate. . J ' . See our Mne of NEW Clothing. Cent's Furntahlngs, Hata as4 8hosel?v::;;i,- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert , Nelson re turned to their home at Hood River this morning spending several day in the city with Mrs. Nelson's father, Chris Lund.v . , Mrs. G. N. Leake and two children Iva and Ester returned to their non' at Portland this morning after aa extended visit in the . city with her mother, Mrs. J. T. Harvey , and daughters. . , - ., Saturday 28 Cents Pound. Yes, we have absolutely fresh can dy, Chocolate, Honey ; Comb, Walnut and Pecan Top Chocolate. Creams.Aml many others.': Special Saturday 28c lb. j i lb. 15. Newlin Drug Co. Adv. : . 1 22 2t. FOUND Boy's' hand oled. Call Observer anl claim property.' ' 1 38 tf . nt Notice to I. O. O. F. and Rebekahs Thursday, Jan. Dont forget the joint roll call on 28, 1915. Read the advertisements, too. REX HALL DANCING ACADEMY " - New Management Regular dances each Wodnes .' : day 60c and Saturday 76c. 1 . General 'Admission 10c 4 Wraps Checked Free ..i Dances conducted strictly in ac 1 eordance with city ordinance HALL FOR RENT Prices Application Phone Red J09i NOODLE GRILL 213 FIR STREET PHONE RED 1241 The Popular Grill of La Ctrande. ' Expert Ghef . American and Chinese Dishes. , OPEN AT 6 A.M. TO 1A.M. Furnished Rooms Upstairs Wm. Eng, Mgr. The Titleless Perf onmeit . . 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 quality if you have an . Victrolid or Edison Disc . Phonograph " 1 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, ' y Come in and hear one of 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. o o 4 1 I ? ! a I, m ' ii-, . no "! OA; a.