La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1915. .r LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER A'. Uamumi Weather Calls For BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAM . . Jtow that ft. coW windy weather is hare, protect your skin from Injury and save yourself from needless worry. Use BLUE FOUNTAIN CREAM for alt skin irritations and' you will enjoy the most delightful toilet lotion you have used in years. ; Thara,, willbe an election fd : a. trustee for the Eagles' lodge tonight and all Eagles we requested to. be ! present.--L. F. , Dressmaking and Ladies .Tailoring, Remodeling .. w .-iai'y. J wee i .. bone .' l'lif JUCies J': Over Hill's D.-ug Store.' .Vduii.j. A' e. 'Phone 3-til. -Adv.- ;, . : U tf M. 1 ' PRICE 25c PER BOTTLE , We carry what people . wunt Not something "Just r as pood.", " NewlinV Drug Co. Atv. 1 28 3t BED CROSS DRUG STORE I 4V' Ar the latest novels' by standard Authors, ' many standard.1'' reprint -noveh. -" We will" clean up' stock on .Khese, foi; a few .days, and make good prices on them' at Silverthom's fam ily drug store. Adv. - 1 25 6t, n Sneda 'Inentorv Prices v: LADIES COATS MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S . HALF PRICE. Vf Ladies:" White Wool Vests and Pants, value $1.5 V at ............ ............ 87c , Ladies' White Wool Vests and Pants, value $1.00 at if. ..... i . ... ..v. .'.".-: . v. ; 67 One Lot Pillow Tops, value to 65c at 19c . Duckling Fleece for Kimonos, value 18c at . . 13c : Flannelettes, value 12ic at .......... . .... . 9e ; Foulard Silks, value $1.25 at 7Sc Trimming Silks, value $1.35 at ,..'....'.... 8r Trimming Silks, value $2.28 at. ; , . . . . . . . . t8e Plaid Dress Goods for Children SU ........ 35c Corticelli Spool Silk 100 yards at ............ 5e Bear Skin Legglns, value $1.00 at wmte Aprons, value 32c at ..:.... "Black Voile 44 inch, value $1.60 at Wash Waists, value to $1.69 at .. All Trimmed HaU I Price 1 All Furs i Price 17c 69e 7c Ja) Je e' 4 J 'J LOCAL BREVITIES. vV- ' Beealue of the death , of ! ?W. H. StsncfajPeld this morning-, the Calico social Manned for Friday night at the Methoflst chUrdh has been indefinitely We. jay best pnees Vlor Second Rand Wrniture. DTAL8 FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St, "hone Black 851.- -l4,tf. . 'Twenty-four were taken into tha TCriights and Ladies' of Security lodge lit night and 60 were balloted on. KADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you want your shoes shined property in warm comfortable quarters, call at my standi next door to Sherry's theatre. Shoes sent in will get the; best attention. Full line of cigars and tobacco carried. Have . your tan . and white shoes dyed black so they will stay black. JAMES K. KAPELLAS. ' The mixed chorus of' the' M. E church will hold its regular weekly rehearsal tonight, Mrs. J. P. Graham, director, has returned and the regu lar rehearsals will be held from now en. : , i ne Lutheran . ladles -tuna - hold a home cooked, food sale Saturday aft ernoon the 30th, at the Co-operatlva storei .. .. .. . J' 1 25 4t Hot Scotch and Gin Rickey at State Saloon today. Adv. 1 23 6tp. '' Mrs. Dr. O'Conners, who has been ill for a month or more, is in a serioua condition today. She has been sink ing lor several days. Money ta Lean. ' On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current fates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv.. C. D. Emahiser has reurned from a business trip to Portland. . . . ; . . Call Van Buren's lor taxi. Adv. Finish yojr snow pictures on Cyko, Silverthom's drug store sells them. Adv. 1 25 6t. Private maternity home Red 1181. 1407 Sixth street. La Grande. 1 25 12t. 1 NOODLE GRILL 213 FIR STREET PHONE RED 1241 The Popular Grill, of La Grande. .' Expert Chef f! r American and Chinese Dishes. S OPEN AT 6 A.M. TO 1 A. M. Pittnished Rooibb Upstairs : " 1 r Wm. Eng, Mgr. FIRST SPRING MILLINERY Miss Blackmail is receiving the ' first shipment of Spring millinery. See our window for the newest in millinery. Watch paper for announcement of our ' Spring opening. ' Foley Hotel Bldg., Adams Ave. JB0N TON RESTAU On Depot Street Opened under first-class management. Service the very best Everything the market affords is on the Bon Ton Menu. V EAT AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE C BEST IN THE, CITY, , SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS. I mm Sherry Theatre-Today The House of Comfort SPECIAL FEATURE William Fox offers the Famous Victoria Cross Masterpiece LIFE'S SHOP WINDOW In Five Powerful Acts Featuring the Well-Known Stars Claire Whifaiey and Stewart Holmes ' . One of the most talked of novels ever written "Every woman sometime in her life halts at Life's Shop Window to select her toy." AND THE PRICE IS 10 CENTS 1 Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer Ho-' tel. Main 740. Adv. 2 21 tf. '' School ' tablets,: school supplies, pchool books, ledgers, journals-and nil kinds of blank books, initial paper in boxes, initial correspondence cards, All these ; may be found in large quantities and reasonable prices at Silverthom's family drug store. Adv. 1 26 6t. Newlin Drug Co.'s guarantee means something. Adv. '. 128 St.: Dr." F. L. Ralston Osteopathic Physician. Over Silverthom's lrng Store. Adv. 1 20 Jin For winter photography use Ansco Films. Silverthorn sells them. Adv. 1 26 6t I Will Aan Tou Money. Plenty of money on land- security' Reasonable raws and no long waits 1. R. OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tf. There's no better ' drug Newlin Drug Co. Adv. . store. 1 28 3t. 4 !! 4 ? 4 ! 4 ? 4 A : 4 PERSONALS. J J J .J J J i ' C.- D. Smith was a passenger last night for Salt Lake. ' ', L. A. Gassett and wife, of Alice), were guests at the Savoy over night. Mrs. S. Tippett was in the city yes-terd- y evening from Enterrpise. "'"''; t, Wylie Dalton and, wife are' guests at the Foley from Nortli Powder. - H. F. White is a visitor from North Powder, registered at the Foley. G. E. Stanfield, of Echo, is at the Foley today." F. A. Harmon is in the city , from Baker. '.., Frand Weise is a visitor rn the city from Baker, stopping at the Sommer. A. Lunn, of North Powder is reg istered at the Sommer while trans acting business in the city today. ' J. W. Crowley, of Vincent is stop ping at the Sommer while visiting in the city. E. G. Erskine and G. T. Swetman, of Elgin, are registered at the Savoy while visiting in the city today. Frank Howard of Ontario is among the business visitors in the citv to day.' ;:. ., . Mrs. J. L. Corbett, of Ashland, who has been visitine relatives in this citv went to North Powder this morning to spend a couple of days with friends. G. E. and G. A. Conklin came in from Imbler yesterday evening on business. They were guests at the Savoy over night. Mackinaw Coats. Fur Coats For Men's JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KEEP THE WIND AND COLD OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. McKibbin Black Lamb Fur Coats $47.00, now . . ; ... -.a . tsus- McKibbin Black Dog, Coon Trimmed 30.00 now ..,J-,(1:... $22.50 McKibbin Russian Calf Fur Colts "$37:60 now .' .;......V-$24J8 McKibbin Russian Lamb Fur Coats $23.60 now ... . . .... $17.M , . Men's Mackinaw Coats $6.50 value ........ $& Men's Mackinaw Coats $8.00 value Men's Mackinaw Coats $10.00 value'.....: $7.59 . Men's Mackinaw Coate $12.00 value $9.94 Men's Duck Sheep Lined Coats $6.00. value $444 Men's Mole Skin Lined Coats $7.50 value $5.63 ' Men's Reversible Leather and Corduroy Coats . $7.50 value now, ..... ..........v $5.63 ; Men's Duck Blanket Lined Coats $8.00 values now : : : $a.js Men's $3.60 values $2.63; $4.60 values $S.s Men's $15.00 Suits now . , . . . . , ... $10.48. Men's $12JS0 Suits now ................... $t Xt , Men's $15.00 Overcoats now . ... . ........ $9.94 Men's $12.50 Overcoats now .............. $6.47 i. . . . .. i Footwear M4.4.4.4.4. Your last chance to buy Ladies' Felt Slippers at . .'..;'. .... ... . ; ... 48e Slippers that sold at $1.35 to $1.65 now . . . . $1.13 Boys' Blanket Lined and Duck Leggins now 25c Men's and Women's Carpet Slippers now . . 32c . Men's Leather House Slippers now . . . . . . . 98c Women's Velvet, Suede, Buck and Tan Calf But-' ton Shoes that sold at $4.00 and $4.60 now $2.68 Womenfs Lf.ce Shoes up to size 4 that sold for . $3.50 and 14.00 now Baby Shoes .......... Shinola Polish 98c 19c 5c Gilt Edge .......... i 13c QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co PRICES LESS I WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Humiston, of Walla Walla, on their way to Josenh where they expect to locate, spent last night in this city. Mr. and Mrs. CI. S. Kim norm tf Pullman, Wash., were in the citv thia morning on their way to Lostine, where they will visit with John WVwl and family. Tlr C S Wnain nnJ ' ...1 came in yesterday from Atchison, imnsas, seexing a location went out on the branch Iirfe this morning to iook over me waiiowa country. Mr. 'and Mrs. Josenh Schwartz, nf Oregon City, returned to their Ihome this morrrinsr af ter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lanse at Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz had been in the middle west for the parst four months visiting iwith friends and relatives in Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska and stop ped off here enroute to their home in the western part of the state. They found some very cold weather in their stay in the middle western states and state that the thermometer regist ered 27 below zero in Nebraska when they left that state last week. WHEEL SCHOOL DATE. (Continued from Page 1.) prams' for Imbler and Island City: ' Imbler. ' . t Agriculture. Monday, Tillage practices, by J. E. Larson; Soils and crops demonstra tion, J. E. Larson; illustrated lecture, C. C. Cate and 3. E. Larson. Tuesday, Legumes for Dry and Ir rigated lands, J. E. Larson; By-pro-ducts posisibilties, W. S. Brown; Poultry feeding and management, C. Lamb; Housing of poultry, illus trated, C. C. Lamb end Some Common Insect Pests and Plant Diseases, W'. S. : Brown. Wednesday, Care and Marketing of Poultry Produces, C. C. Lamb; Fruit Marketing and Marketing Associa tions,: W. S." Brown; Incubating and Brooding, C. C. Lamb; and Pruning demonstration,' W. S. Brown.' . Thursday, Care and Management ofjhe Dairy Herd,. E..B. Fitts; Milk Testing Association, F. W. Kehrll; Improving the Dairy Herd E. B. Fitts, Dairy Cow Judging Demonstration, E. B. Fitts; illustrated lecture, E. B. Fitts. 1 Friday Feeding for Milk Pro duction, E. B. Fitts; Hog Feeding Work of the Eastern Oregon Experi ment Station,- Robert Withycpmbe; Market Types of Hogs and Hog Judg ing; The Farmer and the Pure Bred, C. H. Kennedy; and Types of Improv ed Livestock, illustrated, R. E. Reyn olds. Saturday, Sheep on small Farms, R E. Reynolds; Feeding Value of Field Peas, Robert Withycombe; How tc. Detect Unsoundness in Horses, C. H. Kennedy; and Horse Judging, C. H. Kennedy. '' Domestic Science. ' Thursday, . Food as a Factoi ui Health,' Miss Anna M. Turley ;Vege table Cookery, demonstrated, Mus Turley; Cuts-of Meat, Miss Turley; and Meat Cookery, demonstration, Miss Turley. Friday, Food for the Sick, Miss Turley; Egg nd Milk Cookery, dem onstration, Miss Turley; Food Econo mics, Miss Turley; and Use of Left Overs, demonstration, Miss Turley. Saturday, Bread and Bread Mak ing, Miss Turley; Bread Making, dm- i.iistvation, Miss Turley; Food ifor the School Child, Miss Turley; Com pletion of Bread Demonstration, Miss Turley; and School Luncheons, dem onstration, Miss Turley. ' Island City. Agriculture. Monday, Care and Management of Dairy Herd, E. B. Fitts; Milk Testing Demonstration, F. W. Kehrli; and Dairy Cow Judging, demonstration, E. B. Fitts; Dairy Lecture, illustrat ed, E. B. Fitts, M. S. Shriek and F. W. Kehrli. Tuesday, Feeding for Milk Pro duction, E. B. Fitts; Care of Milk and Cream, M. S. Shrock; Improving the Dairy Herd, E. B. Fitts; Hog Feeding Experiments at Eastern Ore gon Experiment Station, R. Withy combe; Spring Colt Shows and Their Value, C. Kenndy; and Horse Judg ing, R. E. Reynolds. Wednesday, Livestock and Agri culture' in Union County, R. Withy combe; Sheep on .the Small Farm, R. E. Reynolds; The Feeding Value of Field Peas, R. Withycombe; and Market Type3 of Hogs and Hog Judg ing; R. E. Reynolds. Thursday, Poultry Feeding and Management, C. C. Lamb; By-products Possibilities, W. S. Brown; Care p.nd Marketing of Poultry Products, C. C. Lamb; Pruning Demonstration, W. S. Brown; Housing of Poultry, C. C. Lamb; Some Common Insect Pests and Plant Diseases, illustrated, W. S. Brown. Friday, Fruit Marketing and Mar keting Associations, W. S. Brown; In cubating and Brooding, C. C. Lamb; Tillage Practices, J. E. Larson; Dlus- t rated lecture, J. E. Larson and C. C. Cate. ;?'; .- ': Saturday, . Legumes for Dry and Irrigated Lands, J. E, Larson; Soils and Crop Demonstration, J. E. Lar son. . .. .-..'' Domestic Science. Monday, Fruit and Meat Canning Demonstration, Miss Cowgill; Use of Canned Goods, Miss Cowgill. Tuesday, Bread Making, Miss Cow gill; Cake. .Making, Miss Cowgill, , Wednesday, Helps for the Home Dressmaker, Miss Cowgill; Visit Local- 'Schools in Interest of' Boys' and Girls' Club Work, Miss Cowgill. Stage or Car Fare Paid. To students enrolling for the mid winter term, payingfour months tui tion in advance . Write for partlcu. lars. BAKER BUSINESS COLLEGE. W. P. KINOM, Prop. Adv. 12 26 e o d tf. REX HALL DANCING ACADEMY . .! New Msnagement Regular dance each Saturday from 9 to 12 p. m., 75c. V -.., ,. , i General Admission 10c ... Wraps Checked Free - Dances conducted strictly in ac cordance with city ordinance HALL FOR RENT Prices on Applleatioa Phone Bed 1091; agBjsfjaBaBBsaafsasasB s AAfeBtHftBbsAAtisstaAtAMtlritBVajg Uncle Sam's Loan Office 214 Depot Street Loans MONEY on Diamonds, Watches, and all Kinds of Jewel ry. Clothing, Guns, and all Kinds of Personal Property. We also have unredeemed Watches, Rings, Diamonds, Rifles and all kinds of Jewelry at cheapest rate. See our line of NEW Clothing, Gent's Furnishings, Hats and) Shoes. ., . V '.- - K444444.4.44444MC ': -"' ' - ' Buy Your Shoes at a Z Shoe Store and got satisfaction in fit, wear, style and price. We give you the newest style in shoes that fit and shoes that wear.' We do not charge you any more for a good shoe than you pay for inferior shoes elsewhere. When you want shoes, come to a shoe store. We carry shoes exclusively. Then ask yourself if this is not the store that deserves your patronage. Li. j r Tvnun &noe to. j x r 1 . 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