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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1915)
Q 1 ' -Avlii-ivcV:" .,...vV; .jbAiC. W'Uai&'7a'o toe Presbyft-iau the 4 , .y school room of chiffcj) snag th sale please leave the The ideal (fesm for maas wmI toil curpc.: ' ' Newiuv Drug Co.'s guarantee W) ft-A-ii1 i J,;,:-':v--.-1 Dr. P. L. IUiftMsrTOeteoMthie toB' JVhlto Wool Vta an Fb1. MlafW-"-? r fc- in iUi3uirlui-11 c v . un it niunr tans; vmina isim u . Uikiiwn p't'wii.i ii4 Mmcn. Tmina.si.ikti at . . i.. i t';, . , For -wtater. portography iu Anaeo nuns. Biivsrmorn sell thew-ftdv. X :TJk. HALF PKKA V TrimJ BUko, v1im $3.2 t..U.,.v.f I " : iftiieu'' WWU Wool Vwta w4 PunritwfW' Piuj Drw Good for ChiWroa fli . .r.v, i - fte titiih fc.ughly roll- I .Rfc3 Store .. Meney tm Ukm.yfcv; On ipprored ran) nroperty to. ynlon Qrand intattrntnt .O. AT. i . ' local cfmaj0 W jm NH mm fftr ,. flaea 9TAIB TUBlfl- mi. i- ; r , 9-um. ' DrMimakinf and LadiM Tailoring, BomoifaHiig tpodaitr Jon 4k Ra bona . Tb Laolea Stora. Over Hill's Drag Store. Adama Ave.- Phone 8261. Adr. v - 11 tf. - finUh yojr mow pietarea on Cyko. Stlverfehorn'a drag store aells them. Adv. y, t 1 26 6t Private maternity home Red 1181. : 1407 Sixth: street, La Grande. 1 25 12t. We carry what people want Not something "Just as Good." Newlin Drug Co. Adv. t , 1 28 8t All the latest novels by standard Mtiiors,' many . standard reprint novels. ' W will elean op stock on um for a raw days and make good prices on them t Slhrerthorn's fam ily drag store Adv. 1 U t Shores' Taxi Service, 8ommer Ho tel. Main 70. Adv. 1 ; 2 21 tf. School tablets, - school supplies, school books, ledgers, Journals and all kinds of blank books, initial paper in boxes, initial correspondence cards, AU these may be found in larffe quantities and reasonable prices at Silverthorn's family drur -store. - Adv. " 1 25 fit The Lutheran ladies wm'.hjokt L I 1 M. i' :W .aT. moon the store. - .. , nvnirnnn DPirM .. ..vn.-t--fll.i' Ua Tkvvaak yrms im wj4;'i,Vr4 iw 1 . .. fBMav.wiav aeavamMiyi '.v.N i - v. ii au janwer avaaixaa auwu A-atL s v.v ajewiaB n JL MeKKWrf TOack Lamb Fur CoaU tVHOseW H 1 Hen's Mote SWer ! McRlbiiif 'tack Lamb Pur Coati.At&Ofctaww Mtth. .t.tWGa tert McMbbln Black Dog. Coon Tria&iM) e-U fr , Tr--i"W- Russian. Calf Fur. Ciats. 87.W.mwr' a i. . j .a. . ;r; ;v . xxt.ii tKcKibbin Russian Lamb Fur Coats ISSAO. now Hot Scotch and Gin Rickey at State Saloon today, Adv. . 1 28 Oto. ' 4 k PICBSONALS. ' " T Dr. Turley and wife are registered i uie aommer irom lunierpnsc. from Island James Irwin was in City yesterday evening. Call Van Buren's tor taxi. Adv. - I Will Loaa Tou Money. 1 Plenty of money on land security. Reasonable rates and no long waits. I. R. OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tf. NOODLE GRILL 218 FIB STREET .. ' PHONE BED 1241 The Popular Grill of La Grande. Expert Chef ' American and Chinese Dishes. .. OPEN AT 6 A.M. TO 1 A.M. Furnished Booms Upstairs Wm. Eng, Mgr. Miss Iva Emily Head is spending the day with friends in Island City. Mrs. Eva Hutchinson left this morning for a visit with relatives and friends at The Dalles and Portland, Mrs. O. C. Drake is a visitor in the city today from Palmer Junction, ' G. M. Jasper is a county seat vis itor from Cove today. . J. M. Gasset, of Cove, is registered at the Savoy. ., , W.. E. Ruckman and wife were-via itors in the city from Alicel over night, stopping at the Savoy. . -R, A. Grenier is a business visitor in the city from AliceL He is register ed at the Savoy. , !:.::;:'i:-' T MILLINERY Miss Blackman 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. BON TON RESTAURANT On Depot Street Opened under first-class management. Service the very best. Everything the market affords is on the Bon Ton Menu. - V,- ", " . '. V' "";:"V'- "":; t ammmmmxemmm '- - ' : -' ' ' '- ' - j EAT AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE V V BEST IN THE CITY, ' SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS. Sherry Theatre-Today , , The House of Comfort if I K ti i i 1 1 i H i is 1 1 : l s I il I I . 1 1 I I ; Special Feature in Three Parts ' ' THE END OF THE BRIDGE (A Drama of Honest Labor vs. The Underworld) ' ' , JWUSH " " A "Joy" Comedy v.:v ,:y :-. ,. - j MR. RAYMOND WILLIAMS 1 Vocalist 1 ' ' AND THE PRICE IS 10 CENTS I S. L. Brooks, stockman and ranch er. of the Imbler neighborhood was a guest at the Sommer over night.; Sam Litch, of Enterprise, was down on vuslness .yesterday evening, stop Mrs. W. A. Shinn left this morning for Wallowa to visit a few days with the family of G. T. Fleming. ' Mrs. ' J.' L. Williamson returned to her home in Enterprise this morning after a visit with her. son in this city. Mrs. S. T.. Tibbett, of Enterprise returned; to her home this morning after, accompanying her mother this far on her way to Portland. . Mrs. O. S. Allen- went to Summer' ville this morning to spend a few days with her. daughter, .Mrs.: Simon Woo dell. Nelson Hackett, . manager of the Hackett Lumber company, was in the city from Elgin on business yesterday evening. . . , Mr. and Mrs. C. N. McNab. and family who have been visiting in the Ciast for some time past, were in the city this; morning on their way - ts their home. ., , ' .'. Mrs. M. A. Harris was .a passenger on the branch line this morning for Elgin where she will visit for a few days with her brother, S. L."" Bur- naugh. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rurkman. of Imbler were in the city this morning on their way to Walla Walla for a visit with Mr. Kuckman's brother. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Wright return ed to their home at Union this morn ing after, spending several days in the city. Miss Marie Barnett. cashier of the Bank of Wasco, was an' over night visitor in the city with Mrs. W. E. Hamilton. Mrs. E. M. Cross went to Pendle ton this morning to spend the week end with her husband Conductor Cross and daughter who will visit in Pendle ton from Pilot Rock. M c - ' ' Howard C. Trull of Santa Cruz, California, arrived on the , belated east bound train yesterday. ' He will join the force of Sherry's in the mu sical line. His parents have not seen their "Boy" for five years and it cer tainly was a joyful reunion. The young man has fme reputation in California as a violinst of wide re pute. .-:t -. - - ' V r Men's. Mackinaw Coats $8.60 value ..f.riV tSJt 4 Men's Mackinaw CoaU $8.00 value tl74J 5 lien'. Vok 8kU IiWt'tVL. 1 rjiO. nW MeW Dick. JLankei LkMCoxU KM values '" .v ........ 4 ..... : t . . a i m Meftfe SJ0 values tlU; 4-60 - valuer-tUS Men's US.O0 Suttt now ,, flfiM Men's IIUO 8uiU now r. l.tT Men's l.0;Ovrepata no: ..... .-t iv . i f tM Men's $12.60 Overcoats now , .-A . ; ; $M7 CoaiaeX 4.9, Footvcar . Your last chance to buy Ladies' Felt Slippers at .- 4S Slippers that sold at $136 to $1.86 now . . . . $L1S Boys' Blanket Lined and Duck Leggins now 25c Men's and Women's Carpet Slippers now . S2c -Men's Leather House Slippers now ........ Me Women's Velvet,' Suede, Buck and Tan Calf But - ton Shoes that sold at $4.00 and $4-60 new 1M Women's Lace Shoes up to also 4 that sold for $8.60 and $4 00 now ;. Me Baby Shoes s tr SMnola Polish 6e i Gilt Edge , we QUALITY THE SAME ' The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS WE GIVE 8. A H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS i :,. o t Rev. A. J. Adams, formerly pastor of the Christian churdh here, and now located at Enterprise where he Is in charge of the Federate cnurch. is in the city visiting his daughter, Mrs. u. h. carpenter, and caning on former neighbors. He attended the roll call at the I. O. O. F, lodge last evening. Mrs. Colon R.Eberhard and chil dren have returned from Joseph where they have been guests with realtivos. - Cost 938.60 to Croat Continent. :: A trl( iirroK- tin- iniitlnciii. arti'iid ed by iii:imv I'M'HIii'i er n'liri'N. . tin il. Vt. ,jii1 .; ; i 'Uuuiii .-f 1'ilHll. o.. bo dnivi-jy yi'.i i-iii iininmii. o ttn oiim lit' tiif i,i 'V-.i'f. s lit- iffi ivcntiiiit anil ixiiid iiiiiiliii mi?, or Hit. yrnr The entire eini'iullmiv li.v I lie Lugiiiis oit their trip wnx r.'lH.nu. This nmunnt en tablislied u pmedent In wonom.v thai will doubtleSH hold hs record for uome time. No repiilra of any kind were required along the road, and as the car was left in the open each ulRtat ill garage expense was a negligible quantity, j-iy'ivy 'y- C:'::1''" HEAR IN LA GRANDE. GOOD ROADS ,v-,,)v'rff'if,: : : AND THRIFT. Prne 8et an Example the Rett the World Might Follow. Good farms and good roods go to aether. Good roads mean cheaper haul ing iiricen. better profits therefore mere monc. .- The wealth of a nation Is the Hculth or Its popiilntion. : TUe popultitiiin ii( the country of France I known lo he the most thrifty, the least porei'ty wtrlcken anil the best provlrtod for of nn.v country lu tlit world. And Fruiice Iiiih a better road systprn ann more good roads In proportion to Itx arcn tliu u n ny, other country . of tin sunn' or grcuter size. , Has Franco m ; nil wciilth becmiMO of its goinl roads oi h:is It K"uii roads because of Its thrift) lii'usiiiitry? j . 'It is. therefore, for lis In this cotlntri to look upon France not only as a gooo example, but as the example of tb fulfillment' of "drenum We cannot solve our problem In any other way than ns Prance has solved hers wit any surety of success. ' She builds her national highways-first,, owns thivn, controls them, repairs them. She hu her; departments ber divisions corre spomllng to our states build their (two roads as feeders of this system, con necting with it, joining uutJonal rotd to national road. Finally her parlahiH or communes similar, political dirt dions to our counties build tbelr own roads, interlacing, connecting and blud lug together the whole into one vast network of bard surfaced roads. 8ul iHmiu Ufa. ' '. . How Bad ; Strong- Backs Have Been Made -Kidney Ills Corrected. - All over La Grande you hear it. Doan's Kidney ' Pills are keeping up the good work. La Grande people are telling about it telling of bad backs made sound again. You can believe the testimony of your own towns people. ; They tell it for the benefit of you who are offering. If your back aches, if yodif eel lame, sore and miserable, if the kidneys act too fre BUeatlv orj)anafta)a are . iminfiil scanty and off color, use Doan's Kid ney Pills, the remedy that has helped so many of your frionds and neigh bors. Follow . this La Grande citi zen's advice and give Doan's a ch-inet. to do the same for you. ' 1 Mrs. Ella Lyman, 1807 Madison Ave., La -Grande, says: "I have used dgooeffect in another case of Idinar weakness in my family. Wa-' never found anything els that act ed as quickly and thorongUy on the kidneys as Doan's Kidney Plfis.-f,; . Price 60c,, at all dealers. Don's simply ask for a kidney get Doan's Kidney r PHl-4at that Mrs. Lyman had. Postsr-MU-burn Co., Props., Buffalo N, Y. -. To Catarrh Victims. Uw ixsttiseBoIif remetBef in Hyomei, that Newlin Drag C4v. guarantees for catarrh, head colds bronchitis bronchitis and croup. Easy and pleasant to use perfectly harm- -less. You simply breathe it. Adv. . Mrs. Floyd Green who has been in the city visiting with her sister, Mrs. C. E. Graves for the past week re turned to her home at Joseph this' morning. - Mrs, ' Graves and ' Mrs. ! Green visited over Sunday with their parents in North rowder. PRAYER OF AJAX. Ajiix. ' king of , Snlomls, who ' acted a prominent part In the : siege of 'Troy, is given lines In . Uomer's "Iliad" to lit his heroic , character. roie'a .- translation" i reads: ' "Ixrd of earth and air; V) king. O father, hear my hum , ble prayeri TJlspcl this cloud, the light of lica vet) restore: , Give me to see, mid Ajax asks -r no more. - If Greece must perish, wo thy. will oly. But let us perish in the face of . v ; day." Another Shipment of Clow's Self-Raising WaffleHour All that js necessary- is to add a little milk or water to this flour and you will have the finest golden brown waffles you ever ate. The net weight of this package of Waffle Flour is two pounds and six ounces and cost you but ,. . 25$ Besides Waffles you can make Hot Cakes, Muffins, Cheese Straws and Timbale Shells, Receipts for these are on each package of Waffle Flour - i -For Sale By- Pattisoiri Baggage moved, furniture packs J, stored ; and shipped. Auto-Truck & - Doan's Kidney Pills several times for Tnsfer Service, v Phone Black 641, . back and kidney trouble with the best Haisten's Furniture Store. Adv. ' results. I have also noticed tholr , J ; j 29 tfV -
