La Grande evening observer., February 13, 1915, Image 5

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CHOCOLATES
Former 1
IvALEJVTfJVEl
j RED CROSS DRUG STORE j
, 4 4
Red. Cross. Drug Store The Kodak
'8tarc-dr, - , -18 tf. 1
For your tally cud and playing
,kards, go to Hill's Drag-Store. 8 li ft
1 Will feu Tot Master ' 'U
Plenty of noMT on tend security.
Reasonable rstet and no long wait.
R.OUYER.-A4. MMf,
? ChaV & Cannon and Sterling D.
Sloan of Long Crook filed timber and
stone applications in the loeal land
office thia morning. Guy E. Carrfbgie
of Unity, Baker county, filed a .in
stead applicati.i. The Northern- Pa
cjfie railroad company filed list num
ber 134 for 124 86-100 acres ofUnd.
V"
"iv ,v . ia: .'
... loosa pretty vaientinen tno , una
that tooeh the heart are now on ex
hibition at the ..Newlin Book and Sta
tionery Co. store. Adv. 2 10 tf
FOLEY
HOTEL
TAXI
MAIN
,772
If your cough troubles you, trj our
Eucalyptus Compound it is pleasant
and reliable at Silverthorn's Drug
Store. AV. - ' d 2 8 6t.
Private maternity homeRed 1181.
1407 Sixth etreet. U Grande. 1 26 12t.
expert tuner. Phone B. 3902 or call
1611 Adams avenue. Adv. 1 18 61
, 'Coming! Grace Bonner Imperson
ator and Ventriloquist Presenting
Jv'The Woman Next Door." A splendid
entertainment. M. K. wnurcn, reoru-.
ary 16, 1915. : Eight p. m. Everybody
come. Adults 36c; Children 26c. ;
Adv. 2 13 St
NOODLE GRI
213 FIR STREET , PHONE RED 1241
The Popular Grill of La Grande. Expert Chef
, American and Chinese Dishes. -,
y QPEN AT 6 A.M. TO 1A.M. '
Furnished Rooms Upstairs V Wm. Eng, Mgr.
on new pAanoe and player planee at , V,
w-j .. . av- h li .' m :.'. i J '
Ur' : PiajM. exhibit i Cwoe in and
see thnl They mast be sold at eneo
as we do not want to tuV hem out.
Terms if you want filler's, in West
Jacobson Kdg, L Grande. t-U-3t
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Charrv trees for sale. Order mil
vour fruit tiaes and ornamentals, first
class and liable stock and jrt them
at very reasonable prices from Karl
J. Stacktand, Cove, Ore. .
9. a-o-i-mo. w. ff.
FORTY. FOLD AND OAT Straw for
sale. Call Farmers 256.. "2 Itp.
Call Van Buren's lor taxL Adv.'
Those ' pretty ' valeotinee-the kind
that' touch the heart are now on ex
hibition t the Newlin Book and Sta
tionery Co, store.T-AdV. ' S,
ateaey te Lean.
On imnroved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. : La
Grande Investment Co-aov. ,, ,
Ansco Cameras and supplies. Kill's
Drug Store. Adv. - 2 H
Dressmakinar and Ladles tailoring,
Remodeling a specialty. Jones ft Ra
bone The Ladles 8tore. Over HOl's
Drug Store. Adams Ave. Phone 821
-Adv.
Fashionable Dressmaking:, Tailor
ing and all kinds of accordion pleat'
inir 1417 Adams avenue. Adv. 2 11- lm
.... ' - i- - - ,i " '. 'V'V
Til bet you can't eat all they
put before .you at the Howe Res'
turant for 26 cenU., Next to Jnka
building." Adv.k '2 8 lm.
.Just Received at The Peoples' Stoic
fine Sateen in all the. gay Gypsey
colois. Adv. 2 9 St.
$
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- A'full line of Y. M,' C. A; Misses' and Children's Bathing Suits, sizes' 24 th 34, ' &
also full line of Gym Suits and Tennis Shoes for men, women, boys and gMs.:::x-v;
v.
Misses' Ba tiling Suits
Misses' Bathing Suits
A8j
Children's Bathing Suits 38
Men's Gym Suits l.rJ1.00
Boys' Gym Suits 2' ijl.00
Men's Tennis Qxfordhv
Men's Tennis Shoes
omen's" Tennis .Oxfords i
(Djva 'ToAnu, fvtnAa !'
Boys' Tennis Shoes ..?
70
:..85
QUALITY THE
SAKE
The Golden Rule Co.
rcEs
LESS
WE GIVE & ft H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Furniture for sale, a snap.. Housv
for rent Security Land Saving Co
2 13 tt
ij a o) aaaaaaaeeja
PERSONALS. , '
14) wja aaj ae) as) 4Jej pJs) aa ajje)
When the W. W. Kimball " Co.; of
Chicago heard of the piano exhibit
we wefe having in' La Grande they
immediately snipped to usVtwo' of
their new style, - steel bronze, ;. read
vone, church: and school organs- ask
ina us to be sure.; to display .thorn
prominently. These organs are now
Lere and we want to place them iiere
tr in tiie vicinity of La Grande with
school's or' churches where they. have
no instniMert' or where a new oiio is
netefsary.r Be sure to see; thess' Ve
fove this piano exhibit clo8e8,- now" in
the West-Jacobson Bldg. Eilerr.
BON TON RESTAURANT
On Depot Street
Opened under first-class management. Service the very
best. Everything dUe rnadpetfftsrds is on BwTrf-J
" Menu. "Py: , tU-y-- V' ; -'--l
EAT AT THE BON TON AND BE SURE OF THE
w , . - - BEST IN THE CITY, ,
SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS.
Stop! Look! Listen!
AND
We will tell you how to make money, The first
thiig to do is to save money..: YOU can do this by . ;
buying your groceries at the Harris grocery
where the dollar does double duty. We don't :,
care who you are or where you come from, these
arefacis. For, instance;- What- do you pay your
groder for'a sack of potatoes. We sell the No. 1
'Assorted Peerless Potatoes for $1.00 per sack.
You: can, always do better at the ?
HARRIS GROCERY
We Give &C Green Trading Stamp
408 North Fir Street, Cross Track
We pay best prices ror Second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St. ?hon Black
4351. .. ,.;.,...', --7...:. '14,tf.
J Baggage moved, furniture packed,
stored - and shipped, Auto-Truck,
Transfer Service. : Phone Black ,ft41.
lis isten's Furniture Store. Adv- vu
1 29 tf.
If vou want a good Camera that
produced fine, pictures and your films
developed .. properly try ' the Ansco
line . at Silverthorn's , Family Druu
Store. Adv. . . . : . . 2 8 fit.
: G. F. Savage is a business visitor
in the-city to day from Pendleton.
Edward Miles is a business visitor
in the city today from Evans.: He is
registered at the Savoy.f
G. E. . Hayden,' of Enterprise, is
stopping at the Sommer while visit
ing in the city today.
all there is out of the 20th Century
life. As you know, this bottle keeps
liquids cold two or three days no mat
ter what the outside temperature is.
Or, if you want them kept hot it does
that for nearly as long.
!.- . We have two sizes,-
" Pints $1.00--Quarts 11.60.
Newlin Drug Co.
Adv.
Read the advertisements.
CLIMATIC DATA.
A -
t. Cllmatk data, based oa red- '
Ings for 24 hour ending last
night at 6 o'clock:
4. ' Maximum, 46; Minimum, 83 4
4 Lowest temperature last night $
U' ' ' ' $
44 fr 4 'y
- Attorney R. J. Kitchen is up f rOm !
Union on business. He is stopping at
the' Sommer.
Mr8. .R. W. Laughlin went to Imb
ler . this morning to spend .the week
end with Mrs. S. L. Brooks. . , ,
Mrs. O. A. Gardner went to Llgin
this morning to spend the day with
friends. .' .. v"-v .
Mrs. Walter Roeschkolb returned to
her home at Enterprise this morning
after a visit with Freewater relatives.
jy.-s. Grace Rowe v,-as' Jn the city
this morning on her way to her home
in Enterprise after visiting with rela-
1 tives at Freewater.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Graham, of En
terprise, who have been visiting with
relatives in Portland, were , in the
this morning on their way home.. -
Those pretty valentines the kind
that touch the heart-rre now on ex- Mrs. F,
hibition at the Newlin Book and Sta- , turned to
tionery Co. Store. Adv. . 2 10 tf,line this morning Bfter visiting with
M. Harpei, of Imbler, re-
her home on the branch
5" Shores'; Taxi 'Service, Sommer Ho
tel. ; Main 740. Adv. . 2 21 ttif
Now that the sun begins to shire
and spring days draw near, you will
need a perfect Camera that gives you
perfect picture and you will . need
your films developed All this you
can find at Silverthorn's Family Drug
Etore. Adv. ;; ; ., 2 8 6t. .
relatives at Pendleton.
Our line is most complete, of all
the latest score cards, and playing
cards. Hill's Drug Store. Adv. 2 11 8c
Dr. F. L. Ralston Osteopathic
Physician. Over Silverthorn's Irug
Store. Adv. ' 1 20 .'in
Furniture for sale, a snap. Hou.se
for rent -Security Land Saving Co.
::?Mh: M-.-fr-. 2 13 tf.
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fit
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Sherry Theatre Today Only"
BOX orriuja attkautium uu. .
' Special Feature ,
THE TEST OF MANHOOD
: A Strong Story of the Sea
A BEAR ESCAPE
A Joy Comedy -.
Vocalists -HAZEL
DELL and AL WRIGHT
. , Hear Our Orchestra
AND THE PRICE IS 10 CENTS
!
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
If you want your snoes .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. KAPELLAS.
Miss' Adelaine Scroggin accom
panied Mrs. D. Sommer to her home
in Elgin - this . morning to - spend a
couple of days with Daphne Sommei;
who is visiting from -Portland. - .
' : ? Hospital News.
Mrs. June Harper is at the Grande
Ronde hospital where she was oper
ated on for appendicitis recently. Her
condition is reported very good, y
.' Little Miss Ruth Merrill, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Chas. F. Merrill is
resting satisfactorily after an oper
ation for mastoid. . 1
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ARCADE THEATRE
Presents a Detective Comedy Drama
"Conspiracy
Monday and Tuesday
A recent Charles .Frohnjan Theatrical Success
" Starring ' ' ,
JOHN E1N1ERSON
Interwoven with the mysterious, crime is a
pretty and tender 'romance that lends additional
(harm to the play. , 1
Friday and Saturday, Fed. 19-20
"THE GHOST BREAKER"
Latest Film Production, showing att ikirely new
side of moving pictures It is a story fif a Spa'nffih
Princess, a missing treasure, an American heroand
of ghosts that are not phantoms. . v , -
; Walter Parker who has been at the
hospital a few days, is doing as well
as could be expected.
REX HALL
Chnge in the Central Force.
This- week some .changes ar an
nounced in the office and train force
of the Central Railroad, with head- '
quarteds at Union, relates the Union '
Republican. " A. I. Bideler is sue-1
ceeded in .the express office by C. 1
1m Miller, who as conductor in day
service is succeeded by Perley Tobin,
while J. L. Hiatt comes up from the
engine to night conductor. These
changes are made necessary by the
resignation of Mr. Bideler, who goes
to Ellensburg, Washington, where he
hns boupht a picture show.
New Objection to Automobile.
DANCING ACADEMY
; New ' Management ;
Regular dance each Saturday
: from 9 to 12 p. ra., 75c.
." GeneraL Admission ,10c
;'; Wraps Checked Free
Dances conducted strictly in ac
- cordance with city ordinance
. HALL FOR RENT
'.' Prices' on Application
Phone Red 1091
Union, Feb. 13 Leon Levy, a
farmer of Union, has some very
practical and interesting ideas upon
current topics, and when recently
asked what his objection was to an.
: automobile for the use of a farmer
I in moderate circumstances, his ire
ply was: "The thing won't breed."
iHere is food for thought for the
average farmer.
Forty-fifth Anniversary Celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs.' W. T. Wright cele
brated their forty-fifth wedding an
niversary Wednesday night of this
week, says the Union Republican.
A big dinner was given at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Edith Thy,
the affair being , participated in - by
members of the , family , and wther
relatives.,., i,.,,..' :.vf
"T The Thermos Bottles. .'
THE WRONG WAY
OF FITTING GLASSES
No permanent results are ever attained by the old method of
fitting glasses, namely: glasses fitted while the eye is u-der the in--fluence
of a " '
D'R U G
(ATROPHINE)
are NEVER right, because atrophine, the drug used, PARALYZES
the very muscles that tell us when our work is done properly.
I would have you know and it is my purpose to impress upon your
mind, that drug treatment of the eye troubles, caused by eye
strain, is not only USELESS but ACTUALLY CRIMINAL, end
that a recurrence of the trouble may be expected unless the cause
is removed. . .. -
If you need medical treatment I will tell you so, as I never fit
glasses where they are not needed. ' ' v ..
'I GRIND MY GLASSES
TIP APOPTr FYE.SIGHT
J3J2i.riASU.I SPECIALIST
3rd Floor New Foley Bldg.
i
A 20th Centurv convenience that
you .should have if you want to get