La Grande evening observer., January 30, 1915, Image 5

LA piDE EVnXTO OBSERVES
guarantee & T Jv ';:fl lT7; ,'iit;" '-f WO'1'!!!-'
uitw.y.'.u'.u.
Dr., F; -L. JUlston Osteopathic
Physician", Over" Silverthoru'e Drug
So sayajweryaiie. It is the likeable kind of candy; It
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looks gooij jand tastea good, and makes you wish; foY
more. ; A pound is hardly enough to satisfy real candy -lovefi,i6.take
along a pound for immediate use and ahV -other
for 'after-a-while." , 1 , ' . -
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c lore.- Adv. I 2Q .'m
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For winter photorravhy um Ansco
LADIES; MEN'S 'AND CHILDREN'S COATS
HALF PRICE.
Ladies White Wool Vests and Pants, value fU5
1 at Me
' Ladies' White Wool Vests and Pants, value 1.00
, at 67c
Trimming Silks, value II J at ".'..
Trimming Silks, value at.i...t..,,. te
Plaid Dress Goods for Children 81 . I ."
CorticeUi Spool Silk 100 yards at w......... ft
Bear Skin Leggins, value l-00 at te;
.White Aprons, value 82e at ....... 17e
Black Voile 44 inch, value $1.50 at ....... e
vWaah WaisU, value to $1,69 at ... 1H .
'All Trimmed Kate i Price
All Furs 1 Price -. , ,f-
( Mirasj suverthorn tells them. Adv.
I 5 6t.
1
Money u Loan. .
One Lot Pillow Tops, value to 65c at . . . ..... lie
Duckling Fleece for Kimonos, value 18c at '.' 19c
Flannelettes, value 121e at ;
Foulard Silks, value $1.25 at 7Se
, On improved real property in Unioa
county, no delays, current ratet. La
Grande Inveitment Co. Adv. '
t;? f'( famous chocolates h '
5J'cents to 11.00 a pound.
Red Gross
A fresh lot today. : , -
Drug Store
novels. v. will clean up tck. on
these for a few days and Make good
4 4,' 4 ''4 f All 'lithe, latest novels -by 'standard
- . '. ''" u ".''.. .:. 1 authors. manv standard Araorint
f f .4
Ws VV!TH0s- lor T&oi
Uand Furniture. HTAL8 FI7RNI
TUM CO, 401 Fit St; Jion4 Black
1351. ,-..., -14,tf.
Oressmakine; an adies Tailoring,
Remodelin; specialty. Jones ft Ra
bone Ttm Ladles Store. '. Over Hill's
Drag Store.-Adams Ave. Phone 3261.
Adv. 11 6 tf.
; Finish yojr snow pictures on Cyko.
Silverthorn's drug store sells them.
Adv. , - t 1 25 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. r . 1 28 3t
Shores' Taxi -Service, Sommer Ho
tel. Main T740. Adv. ' 2 21 tf.
School- tablets,':, school supplies,
school books, ledgers, Journals - and
all kinds of blank books, initial paper
in boxes, initial correspondence cards,
All these . may be .found in larnje
quantities and reasonable prices at
Silverthorn'8 ; family drug store.
Adv. v . , l 25 6t.
The Lutheran ladies will .held a
home cooked food sale Saturday aft.
ernoon the SOth, at the Co-operativa
store. 1 25 4t.
Hot Scotch and Gin Rickey at Slate
Eaioon today. Adv. , . . l Zi ott.
Baggage moved, furniture packed,
stored and shipped, Auto-Truck ft
Transfer Service. Phone Black 641.
Ifaisten's Furniture Store. Adv. : :, '
' 1 29 tf.
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, PERSONALS
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. . 'N ' ' l Ray Logttn went to Portland last ju : t ':
night on business.
F. N. Peterson and wife" were , pas
sengers last night for Gooding, Idaho.
Mrs. J. Lawrence was visitor in
the city today from Union. .,
J. A. Gaskell. of AUcel. is regist
ered at tile Foley. ;.
Call Van Buren's for taxi. Adv.
. I Will tiOan Ton. Money. '
- Plenty of money on land security.
Reasonable ratesand no long waits.
I. R. OLIVER. Adv. ' 7-12-tf.
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NOODLE GRI
213 PIB STREET ' - a PHONE BED 1241
The Popular Grill of La Grande. -. Expert Chef-
Amencan and Chinese Dishes.
? . ? OPEN AT 6 A. II. TO 1 A, II.
Furnislied Rooms Upstairs ;
Wm. Eng, Mgr,
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.F. S. Bubb is in the city from Hunt
ington, on business today, registeerd
at the Foley.
Fred H. Shoemaker is a visitor in
the city from Joseph. He is stop
ping at the Foley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foley went td
Walla Walla this morning for a visit
with their son, Jerome. :
A. R. Thompson, Saw mill man, of
iin, Was in the, city over, night reg
&nl at the Savoy.
u.vs-:.;-.,-.--- .-.'- - , Teamsters have been hauling large
Miss. Reno. Mars returned to her mmnfcitlcn of mlc from the hills south
home in Elgin this morning after a 0f town this week, for use at the
visit with friends and relatives in the 'Dobbs bridge west of the city-Uokm
cny. . . ' , - : Kepubiican.
FIRST SPRING
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. . ' ... .
4.
Adams Ave. '
Foley Hotel Bldg.,
BON TON RESTAURANT
On Depot Street
Opened under first-class management. Service the very
best. Everything the market affords is on the Bori Ton
Menu.
EAT AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE
BEST IN THE CITY,
V '
- - SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS.
S. P. Bement is" a visitor in the city
from Baker stopping at the Savoy. :
Lyle Stringliam jvas in from Imlr-
ler yesterday, evening, : ;
Mackinaw Coato, Fur Coats For Men's
. J)8T WHAT YOU WANT TO KEEP THE
V - WIND AND COLD OUT AT GREATLY
i ' REDUCED PRICES. '
McKibbin Black Lamb Fur Coats $47.00, now :
$85.25
McKibbin Black Dog, Coon Trimmed $30.00 now
e i e t ) s'e tL. s
f McKibbin "Russian . Calf Fur Coats $37.50 now;
- $S4J8
. McKibbin Russian Lamb Fur Coats $23.50 now;
c $H.3
Men's Mackinaw Coats $6.50 value ........ $&
Men's Mackinaw Coats $800 value ...... v $4.84 '
Men's Mackinaw CoaU $10.00 value ...... 91
Men's Mackinaw CoaU $12.00 value ..... V $M4
Men's Duck Sheep Lined Coats $6.00 value $444
Men's Mole Skin Lined Coats $7.60 value $5.44
Men's Reversible Leather ' and Corduroy , Coat
$70 value now .............. "fSJS
Men's Duck Blanket Lined Coato $3 M values
1 now ' '' ''' & aW5
Mens $3.50 values' $3.ej"; $4.50 values $84
Men's $16.00 8niU now . ... $1.48
Men's $18.50 Suits now IM7
Mon'H $15.00 Overcoats now ............. 1.M
Men's $12.50 Overcoats now . v M.47
Footwear
' Your last chance V buy Ladies' Felt Slippers at
, .' 48
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 $440 now $2.48 '
Women's Lrxe Shoes up to size 4 that sold for
- $3.50 and $4.00 now ...... ..V.. 88c
Baby Shoes , 18c
Shinola Polish Sc
Gilt Edge k 13e
Mrs. R. H. Smith, of Elgin, return:
ed to her home in Elgin this , morn
ing after a visit with Milton relatives.
I
Frank Millard, of Robinette. is a
guest at .the Savoy while in the city
on business. i
QUALITY THE
. SAME
The Golden Rule Co.
PRICES
.LESS
operated under the rules laid down
by the government. Union Republican.
iw-.Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank the many-friends,
who so kindly aided us in this hour
of our bereavement and death of our
dear sister, Chnssy Noble Golithoii,
also for the kind words and sympathy
pxtended, '
y.' (Signed.)
- ' ' WM. G. NOBLE,
, ' LOUIS F. NOBLE,
GEORGE M. NOBLE,
.: MARGARET NOBLE.
er ways. Our fine service should be!25 cents.: .
particularly, attractive to ym. : , No need of any one using a crip
Better Things at Your Price Saturday ! pled comb, regular fifty ca.it combs'
50c jar Palm Olive Cream and three 1 25 cents. '
cakes of Palm Olive Soap 50 cents I . Regular 35 cent Tooth Brush with
for all. - . ' 1 ! screw cap glass holder all for 25 cents.
Eight Boxes of Matches 25 cents.! Newlin Drug Co.
Four Rolls ten cent Toilet Paper' Adv. . - 1 28 8t
'it.
i - ,Htepatrtitg Dobbs Bridge.
Teamsters have been hauling lara
Mrs. -John' Amon- and children, of
Union, were in the citv thlB mominir
on their wav to Howard Creek, where
they will visit with relatives. ,
r. New Family Arrives.
C. H. Baker and family of Albany
Baker will ba emnloved as a clerk In !
Paul, Minn , the United Store.
Uncle Sam's Loan Office
214 Depot Street , . -
Loans MONEY on Diamonds, Watches, and all Kinds ef Jewel
ry. -Clothing, Guns, and all Kinds of Per.eonatProperty.
We also have unredeemed Watches, Ringv Diamonds, Rifles,
and all kinds of Jewelry at cheapest rate.
See our line of NEW Clothing, Gent's Furnishings, Hats and)
Shoes. , H
Mrs. M. Dowd. of St.
on her wav to! Josonh Where she will
visit with I;r. sister, Mrs. Paul Iudi- . Attention Moose. ; .:'
ger, spent last night in tne city., - . '. ;. i- . ; . .
i '. - t ,.'. , . .. ; I There 'will be a social at the Moose
, Mrs. Ben Harmon who has been hall Tuesday night for all members
visiting with relatives at'?. Cottage and their ladies. Adv. ; 1 80 at.
FOR ., RENT Three room moderii
house, . right price to right party.
Call at 1707 Wash. Ave. 1 30 2tp
SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.
Grove, spent the nicht in the city on
her way to her home in Joseph.
v' Misses Kathryn and Ruth Wood
ruff, of Union, were m the city this
morning on their way to Enterprise,
where they will visit with relative!!.
" Mrs; H. W. Brice returned to her I . There's never a time . when Uiere
home in Portland tihis morning after is not opportunity to sa'j money
a-visit m the city with Mrs. O. L. in buying drug store goods of us.
McDowell. .. Often : we have special drives : on
. " " , ; , goods for every day use. At such
, Mrs..E. J. Memant, of Portland, who times, , the saving is unusually lurge.
has been visiting with her daughter, Your monev has oreaLer bnvinB-
power hero than at most dru stores
land there's satisfaction in many oth-
Mrs. C. M. SeCor in this city,
for her-home this morning.
left
' h. D.. Oamnbell. who hase been in
the city for several months past, vis
iting with his sister, Mrs. B. A. Ben
ham, left this morning for Ms home
in Portland.
I.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner, of Monett,
Mo., were visitors in the city yester
day evening, leaving this morning for
Pendleton. They lhad been up in the
Wallowa county looking for a loca
tion'. .- ,
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'In
Sherry Theatre-Today
The House of Comfort
. ; Special Feature in Three Parts
. vi - THE END OF THE BRIDGE '
(A Drama of Honest Labor vs. The Underworld)
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A "Joy" Comedy
MR. RAYMOND WILLIAM8
Vocalist - -
AND THE PRICE, IS 10 CENTS
1.
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Stock Show Meeting.
- There was a lively and enthusias
tic meeting of stockholders of the Un
ion Live Stock Show association at,
tho city hall Wedneedav night 'Ai'
nuai reports were reaa, oiticers elect
ed, and the work of framing up the
J915 show nut into motion. The . old
officers were re-elected and will vat-
dertake to stage another show this
year mat win oe just a Dit oetter
than the 1914 show, if such a thing
is possible. Committees have mat
ters well in hand already, and if en
thusiasm and confidence go for any-
tning, tne snow this year win be tne
best ever. ' After, a complete discus
sion of ' matters . pertaining to the
show, the meeting adjourned, to meet
spain February 17th. Just pet ready
for the big stock show at Union in
June. Union Republican. ''
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
If you want your shoes shined
properly . 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 tobaccos carried.
Have your - tan and white shoes
dyed black so they will stay black.
JAMES K. K APELLAS.
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B4B4Bb
Will Or
There wi
fan
iU b
nixe Rifle Association.
be a meeting at the city
afternoon at 2 o'nlnrk ' I
for the purpose ot organ iz-
fhall Sunday afternoon at 2 o'oloc
Jan.- 81st, for the dutdoso of oriraniz
ing a rifle club under the army regU'
lations. Parties interested ar invited
to be present.
There is . a national board for the
promotion of rifle practice, and the
civilian rifle clubs are organised and
REX HALL
DANCING ACADEMY
. New Management
Regular dance each Saturday
:. from 9 to 12 p. m., 75c,
1 General Admission 10c
-H . Wraps Checked Free
Dances conducted strictly in ac
cordance with city ordinance
' HALL FOR RENT
Prices on Application
Phone Red 1091
Let Us Take Your Measure for a
Scotch SUITS or
OVERCOAT
WOOLEN
MILLS
Made
TO
Order
No Less -Than
$15.00
No More '.
Than $20.00
v The Scotch Woolen Mills Method reflects the 'game'
degree of progress as the air ship machine. It's the result
of advanced business ideas new methods new thQUghta-
huge buying huge making huge selling with the cor
responding small cost of material smal cost of production
T-and the possibility of selling at a small profit.
So when you buy on the Scotch Woolen Mills Plan no
less than $15 no more than $20 it means that you are
"getting the finest values at the lowest price. It means that
you are gettihg real $25 and $30 fabrics for $15, because of
our huge operations. ' -
Exclusive Sales Agency.
McLEOD
108 Elm Street
Opposite Y M C A
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