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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1915)
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1015. LA GI&NTJIS EVENING OBSERVER Red Cross Drug Store THE PRESCRIPTION STORE vLISii n r?d a Silverthorn'e Ihoy in marriage March 24. Family Drug store. Adv. 3-29,4t , , ... : ' : ' 1 North Powder is buying more auto- j. mobiles than any other town in Qre- , n sire - considered,' according to v Easter cards and novelties the fin est ever shown hra ..ira haw nr sale at the Newlin Book & Stationery Merchant Huddleson, who was down'i Co. Order early, for the supply will 'to the county capital lr.st evening. 'J" not last long. Adv. 3-26,tf. h 4- h H b fr " LOCAL BREVITIES. . V- Ansco Cameras, Hill's Drug Store. Adv. . . 2 27 tf . r . Still another' commecial traveler : has seen the advantages of Pendle ton as a headquarters for the In- charge. iwiu emu uw iwiiwa nere. tu L. Smith, representative of the Money-weight Scale Co., who has here tofore been traveling out of Portland, arrived here last Friday with his wue ana announces mat ne will make his home and headquarters- here and Anything in lumber and mill work at AckerVs. . Weneha Co, old stand. auv. 8-2,ti. Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling a specialty. Jones ft Ra bone, The Ladies' Store; in West Jacobs bldg., near Y. M. C. A. Adv . ' . ll-6,tf . Our soda fountain is 'under the management of Mr. Lewis, en ex pert soda water man. Try our new sundaes and ice cream sodas, at Sil vertorn's family Drug store. Evervbor!v owns a maohinn whether he needs it or not and autos buzs bylL AVilfUlvliOra " Via or!) . I v PERSONALS. t J. -B. McLaughlin, of Duncan was a Sommer hotel guest last night. Ed Hazen was over from Elgin on! "I 3-29,4t' business last nifht. He was at the open up a display room for his sam ples. ; Mr. r sraicn left last evening for La Grande but will return shortly. -Pendleton E. 0 Call at H. A. Ackert's for mill work and lumber. Wenaha Co. old tand- Adv, , , . , -,- 3-2,tf. Easter cards and novelties the fin est ever shown here are now on sale at the Newlin Book ft Stationery Coj Order early, for the supply will not last long. Adv. 3-26,tf. Charles Albert Small has moved his law offices to rooms 26 and 27, La Grande National bank buliding. Ad. dly 3-2b6t;wk 2t - When in need of a sweeper vacuum cerdar polish mop, or high class san itary brush for any purpose, see Mrs. E. S. Norris, 1303 9th street or phone Red 1031. Local agent for Pacific Coast Sales Co. ,. . 3-29-tf. ""- I Will Loan Tou Money. " Plenty of money on land security, Reasonable rates and no long waits. 1. R. OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tf. Dr. P. L. Ralston Qsteopathi Over SilvertKorn's Drug StoreV Adv. ' .' V; - K l 20 w if 8Ute ef Onto; Ctty of Toledo, t "t Lucaa County, ,, f- ' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that lie is senior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney Co., doing- business In the City of To ledo, County and State aforesaid, - and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE! HUNDRED DOLLARS for each: and ev ery case of Catarrh that camtolbe.cwd ty the use of hall's cataBriTcurs. FRANK J. CHENEY... ' Sworn to before me and subscribed In my .presence, this 6th day of December, . A. D. 1SS1 . "'' (Seal) ; A. W. QLEASON. t Notary Public. Rail's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system... Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 76c. . . Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Laundry work wanted. Modern Phone Blk 3901. Adv. 8-25-lmo4d. Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer, Ho tel. Main 740. Adv. 2 21 tf, Call Van Buren's lor taxi. Adv. FOLEY HOTEL TAXI MAIN 772 Elite Cleaning ft Pressing. Suits to order, $16.00 to 35.00. Extra pair of pants with each suit order that is $22.00 or over. Phone black 1241. ;: 'r-:-- - 3-5,tf. Easter cards and novelties the fin est ever" shown here are. ; now qp sale at the Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Order early, for the supply will not last long. Adv. . . 3-26,tf. For farm loans consult A. E. Lam bert., the Loan Man. North Powdor. Ore. Adv. , ' : 3-6tf. Films developed ' bv an exnert nho- tographer, and costs nothing extra for the best work, at Bllveithorn'S Family Drug store. Adv. . 3-29,4t. Money te Loan. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande investment Co. Adv. . ' For popular priced 'handbags, We e them. Hill's Drug Store. Adv. havi - 3-80-tf. We now have an assortment of all the latest styles in ladies' handbags, at, prices . 'most reasonable. Hill s Drug Store. Adv. , .- 3-80-tf. We pay best pnees ror Second tfand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI- fURE CO., 404 Fir St, Phone Black 1361.. :." 9-14,tf. Easter cards and novelties the fin est ever shown here are now on sale at the Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Order early, for the supply will not last long. Adv. . . 3-26,tf. F. W. Brook of Portland, Alex Johnson and T. Dummick of the same city, are among the Sommer guests. I. THERE IS A REASON WHY - On the 6th of April we will have completed another year of successful grocery business in La prande. , ; We find that our business during the past year has been the largest in our history. " ' We also find that during the past year we have returned to our customers $2490.00 in actual cash by giving a 5 per cent cash discount on all purchases. " ,5 per cent of what you spend for groceries , every year "amounts to several dollars. It is just that much hard earned money in your own pocket. BETTER THINK IT OVER . 6 Deliveries Daily to Any Part of City HARRIS GROCERY We Give &C. Green Trading Stamps 408 North Fir Street, Cross Track Sherry Theatre To-day The Pictures Beautiful RUNAWAY JUNE "' . Episode No. 3 ? . ' ; Special Feature in Two Parts "j THIRTEEN DOWN Drama Featuring FranciB X. Bushman HEARST SELIG WEEKLY The World Before Your Eyes. Sidney Drew in . "WANTED A NURSE" A Comedy Scream , . HEAR OUR ORCHESTRA AND THE PRICE IS 10 CENTS Willie Pattison. who has been em-lfc ploed with the O-W for some time, 1 j. left last evening for Oswego, N. Y i-J H. Shafer who has been looking ff over Union county lands with a view T of locating, left last evening for Chi- 1 cago. .. v f S. D. Crowe is back in his office jn;"f the Home Independent Telephone company headquarters after being in-1 A. disnosed for a few davs. I T Rev. W. A.: Winters, district sup erintendent for the Methodist church in the La Grande district, went to Joseph today on ecclesiastical busi ness.. v!- . , La -Voge, ; GOATS AND SVITS Strictly High Class Man tailored suits and coats, high grade worsteds and many novelty materials. . NEW MILLINERY All the new shapes at moderate prices. - ,; -''v -; WHITE WAISTS A nice line of white waists in lawn, voiles and rice cloth, value $1.23 to $1.59 98 .30 inch galatea, Value 18o ....... 13 1-26 II 9-4 Foxcroft sheeting 16 1-4 A. .F. C. ginghams 10 l-2;. I 2&inch percale good value EASTER IS NEAR 5 LET US FIT YOU OUT WITH OUR" LINE OF NEW EASTER TOGS SUCH AS BORN MADE TO ORDER SUITS M'KIBBIN AND HARDEMAN HATS FOR MEN'S SHIRTS NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ETC., AT OUR POPULAR PRICES. v Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jones of North Powder are in the city today consult ing local physicians about the health of their baby girl. ;r '. , J. J. Carr returned today from an extended triD to Salt Lake. San Fran cisco and Western Oregon points. Mrs. uarr remained with friends for a short time in Tillamook. M. L. Marks and the Arnold Broth ers, all of South Omaha, H. Morgan of Weiser and J. R. Hamlin of Port land, C. W. Hazeltone, and E. E. Wil lard of Portland, are among the Foley hotel guests todaq. - - Dr. M. Hall left last night for Portland in answer to a message stat ing that Dr. McClaren, an old friend of his, had died. The funeral will be held in Rainier where burial will take place. Dr. Hall will be absent from I T r . t .11 .1 i I vjiuiiuo iur (proDaoiy tnree nays. Mrs. M. C Redfern and children, Louis and Lenora, left this morning for Gooding where they will join Mr. Redfern.. They were at one time resi dents of this city. Mrs.. Redfern was a guest with her sister, Mrs.1 W. L. Clifford for a couple of weeks. Born made to order suits .......................... $14.00 to $37.50 Clapp 100 pure wool suits. .. $15 to $25 McKibbin hats $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 Hardeman hats .... $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 SHOE DEPARTMENT Ferguson-McKinney shirts : $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 Cowen silk ties 25 50 75- $1.00 Iron Clad hosiery 25 35 50 McKibbin gloves $1 $1.50 $2 $2.50 Silivy collars, all shapes ........ 2 for 25 Women's cloth top patent shoes $2.68 Women's cloth , top gun metal shoes..'.'.:... $2.68 Women's brocaded top, plain toe $3.00 Women's shoes in almost any style up to a.....:... ............. .:. $4.00 Women's 2-strap kid slippers ...... $1.48 Women's gun metal and patent Mary Janes............ $1.98 $2.25 up to $3.50 Children's baby doll and 2 strap slippers ..... . 95 $1.10 $1.15 $1.25 and-up Misses kid button school shoes .... $1.48 ' 1 lot special women's shoes about 10 pair left, retail price up to $4.00 now 98 Babies' soft soled shoes .... 23 and 48 Shinola 5 Gilt Edge ...... ..... 13 , QUALITY THE SAME THe Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS WE GIVE 8. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS "Chippewa Kid" In Custody b SPELLING BEE REPEATED Umatilla Colinty Expects to Conduct Another Old-dFashioned Bee -Pendleton April 1. Umatilla coun ty's second spelling bee will com mence Friday in all sections of . the county when the first of the two eli mination contests will be held. At these contests a written examination will first be given to all grades from the third to the eighth inclusive and all classes averaging 80 per cent or better will be qualified to enter the ...minsFiAn nn tVlp RATTIA (IflV. Thfi fore Jie could be brought to trial is ! oral examination will be between believed to be in custody in Cleelum.i members of the class who have made Wash., ccording to information just ! an average in the written test as received in the sheriff's office hereihieh or hieher than the class average. fvnm f Vl o Plaaluvv. a nthnif i aa mi '. i . , : 1 1 . ii .1 1. George Hastings, Baker April alias the "ChiDDewa Kid", iointlv in dieted with Henry Sprague last fall for the murder of a Jananese back of the Fawn saloon, but who escaped' be es chosen to the first elimination contest.-- Thus in Pendleton, where the district is composed of the Hawthorne, Washington and Lincoln schools, the division contests will be between two representatives of each grade of each school. There being the three schools, there will be six pupils in each contest and two of these will be sel ectedis, represent the district in the, finals which are to be held in this city on May 1. tf.. FOR. RENT Unfurnished six-j-oom ' house, 1501 6th street. ', ' E. RUSSLAND, . Plasterer and Contractor. ; Cement work of all kinds, Foun- datlons and Flue construction.:' Clement block a specialty. Call. and see these blocks at E. C. Davia Marble Shop. Phone Red 871. from the Cleelum authorities. - In the trial in the circuit couvt Sprague was convicted of second de gree murder, but it was believed at the time that Hastings had informa tion in his posession which would have' cleared the convicted man. The man arrested in Cleelum refus es to give his name and Sheriff An derson is waiting for further proof of his idenity. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This oral test will be continued un til .the two best spellers of the class are decided. . 'On' April 17 what is known as the division contest will bo held. This will be an oral mhtch ' between the representatives of the different class- From a small beginning the sale and use of this remedy has extended to all parts of the United states and and to many foreign countries. When you have need of such a medicine give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a trail and you will understand why it has become so popular for coughs, colds, and cruop. Obtainable every where. - A FACE FROM THE "FATHERLAND." GEN. CJ- CONRAD VCHH0ET2EMNKF , : GEN. CONRAD VON HOETZ ENDORF, A VETERAN OF THE GERMAN ARMY WHO DISTIN GUISHED HIMSELF IN RECENT CAMPAIGNS AGAINST THE RUSSIANS. '. - J Why Take Chances on Having Your Watches Destroyed? by placing .them in the hands of incompetent workmen this is sure to happen. We can refer you to watches we have kept in repair for over twenty years amljliey are as good today as when, they left the lac-' tory. We (o 1 nothing but first claps watch, clock and jewelry re pairing and guarantee every piece of work done. Do not take any Uiinecessary , chances, we will lend you a good time keeper wfh'ilst we repair your own. La Grande's leading Optom etrists and Jewelers 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 andj Shoes.; . . . J. H. Peare & Son Shoes for Easter YOU WILL NEED A NEW PAIR OF SHOES OR PUMPS FOR EASTER SUNDAY. OUR SHELVES ARE FULL OF ALL THE NEW STYLES IN LACE BOOTS IN BLACK AND LIGHT TOPS; ALSO BLACK AND LIGHT TOP PUMPS IN ALL THE NEW STYLES. DO NOT BUY YOUR FOOTWEAR UNTIL YOU FIRST SEE WHAT WE CAN GIVE YOU. SHOES THAT FIT AND WEAR AT ANY PRICE YOU WISH. SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. L. J. FRENCH SHOE co. z
