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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1915)
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1915. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN 4- V'K'' 4 ', LOCAL BREVITIES. T time ' . ; Money to Loan. . On improved real property in Union county, no' delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. ; '.' X 4 I.I LJ $6 00 to $50.00 Brownies $1.00 to $12.00 " Premos $1.00 to $50.00 RED CROSS DRUGSTORE 1 I J We pay best pncea . tor Second liand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI rURE CO 404 Fir St. ?ione Black 1351. v 9-14,tf. It Doii't Hurt a Fact to Hammer It Our Ever Increasing Business is Due to the Fact that We Give Our Customers the Best of Quality, Service and Above All the Very Lowest Prices. . 6 Deliveries Daily to Any Part of City HARRIS GROCERY We Give Green Trading Stamps 408 North Fir Street, Cross Track Mrs. H.. Getty of Portland has opened a Neddie Craft shop opposite Pattison's grocery and will remain tor a few days only. Adv. 4-6-ltp I Will Ixian Tou Monev. . Plenty ot money on land security, j ... . ....... J . 1 - 14. neasonauie raies anu no mug t, Hi OLIVER. Adv. - 7-12-tf. All kinds of ladies' toilet articles. Cream, flesh food, freckle prepara tions at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. Adv. ' 4-6-4t. Dr. F. L. "Ralston Osteopathi Over Silverthorn's Drug Store. ..Adv. 120wt FOLEY HOTEL TAXI MAIN 772 Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling a specialty. Jones & Ra bone, The Ladies' Store; tn West Jacobs bldg., near Y. M. C. A. Adv ll-6,tf Ansco Cameras, Hill's Drug Store. -Adv. . 2 27 tf. 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. SPRINGTIME is the most important season of the year to the man. who loves life and is interested in the. world's affairs. Nature changes her mantle of snow for a bright new garment. She knows she has work to do an d starts out by dressing up in her best. Man can always learn from nature. He should be prepared when he thows off his overcoat to appear in pleasing new clothes. It makes him feel better and look better and gives him greater confidence in himself. - : v , - THE MAN THE man who cares about his appearance and every man does to a certain, extent wants a suit made to his own measurement. He. should be particular enough to know what he wants and insist that he gets it not be satisfied to take something "just as good." When you order your Spring .suit, insist upon seeing our. complete line of tail-"" oring samples out of BORN'S BLUE BOOK the sign of Good Clothes, Fit and Satis- faction, absolutely guaranteed. 300 samples to choose from. 100 large samples to look at prices ....................... $14.00 to $37.50 THE GIRL SHE ADMIRES CLOHES MADE BY M. BORN HANDLE AND CO., WHOSE LINE WE QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co. PRICES LESS WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRAD ING STAMPS Laundry work ' wanted. Modern charge. Phone Blk ;)901. Adv. Drop in and see a fine camera, one j 3-25-lmo-pd. that sells from $2.00 to $4.00, $6.00, . . $8.00 $10.00 or $15.00 to $25.00. All . j kinds of camera supplies. Films de-!J pmenv" veloped by expert camera man at Sil-j f PERSONALS. verthorn's Family Drug Store Adv. 4, Sherry Theatre To-Only The Pictures Beautiful . , Alice Joyce and Guy Combs UNFAITHFUL TO HIS TRUST A Powerful Drama in 2 Acts A Picturized Version of an Old ndian Legend. Full of thrilling heart-interest THE LEGEND OF LONE TREE Featuring Myrtle Gonzales Comedy THE BATTLE OF SNAKEVILLE GREAT PROGRAM GOOD MUSIC AND THE PRICE IS iOCENTS TOMMOROW RUNAWAY JUNE Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer Ho tel. Main 740. Adv. , 2 21 tf Anything in lumber and mill work at Ackert's. Weneha Co. old stand. Adv. 3-2,tf. Elsidelo Hart is in the city again and is stopping at the Foley. ' William Erickson left this morning for Flora, in north Wallowa ounty. Mrs. A. Rice, of Copperfield, is reg istered at the Savoy. C. H. Zurcher, of Enterprise, is a Hii'r v ork. . Cox Bros, and Madam Kennedy, tho .reliable hair dressers, are here from Walla Walla, Wash., with a beauti ful line of natural human hair goods for sale. All goods guaranteed to match in color, and texture. All kinds of hair goods made from comb ings. Come and see us. . Room 10, Savoy hotel. . Adv, 4-6,tf. Elite Cleaning & Pressing. to order, $15.00 to $35.00. Extra pair Dants with eacn sun oraer inai .. Sommer hotel guest, Of is $22.00 or over. Phone black 1241. ,3-5,tf. ;' Mary Roger. ; 55 A graduate beauty specialist will give free demonstrations and lessons to all the ladies on the Velvetina sys tem. Home complexion treatments and the proper combinations to use for a good complexion. She is giving these free treatments in the homes of our city for one week. Appointments may be made by calling Silverthorn's Drug Store. Adv. 4-6-2t. . Call Van Buren's lor taxi. Adv. Call at H. A. Ackert's for mill work and lumber. Wenaha Co. old stand. Adv. 3-2,tf. For farm loans consult A.' E. Lam bert, the Loan Man, North Powder, Ore. Adv. 8-6tf. -Mx T THURSDAY, APRIL 8TH High School Auditorium Curtain Rises at 8 O'clock One of;the Most Clever Home Com 'odies Ever Presented in La Grande GOOD MUSIC GOOD JOKES LOTS OF f UN THIS IS A NUMBER ON THE LYCEUM COURSE ANB ALL SEASON TICKET HOLD ERS CAN GET THEIR RESERVED SEAT TIC KETS AT THE RED CROSS DRUG STORE. and is stopping at the Sommer hotel Mrs. A. Worde, of Enterprise, is a Sommer hotel guest today. O. E. Ryder, of Elgin, is at the 1 Sommer today. - W. T. Mahoney and wife, of Enter prise, are Foley hotel guests today. Mrs. F. B. Hooper of Telocaset is at the Foley today. . : Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, county school superintendent, visited in Alicel to-' day. E.'L. Smith and wife, of Portland, are among the Foley hotel guests to day. . C. E. Stravens, manager of , the Hub store here, went to Enterprise this morning on business matters. W. C. Wattenburg has returned to Enterprise after being a guest with friends in this city for a few days. Judge Thomas Crawford returned from Portland this morning where he had been on legal business. Horrel A. Young was in from Palmer Junction last night and was a guest of the Savoy. ; . : B. F. Horrell, one of the well known boys of Palmer Junction, was a La Grande visitor last evening. - J. D. Parrott is over from Nampn on businisess and is a Savoy hotel guest. E. C. Moore, of Portland, arrived in La Grande this morning tolook after property interests. George H. Sutherland is over form Walla Walla on business and is quartered at the Foley. Charles Scherer and family are in the -city from Echo. They are at the Foley.. 1 Ed Blackburn, of Walla Wlalla, is in' La.. Grande today interviewing his old-time customers. ' ' He is at the. Foley. . . , A. M. Runnels, city attorney of Joseph, is in La Grande today on legal business. He is quartered at the Sommer. Ex-Representative John McDonald, of Wallowa, is a Sommer hotel cruest today while transacting business in jlthe city. .K ' pital nurse, went to Enterprise this I). ( Inquire of Bird Lewis. . 4-t5,6t,p, Other ' Broadway successes now playing in London are "The Girl in the Taxi," "Raffles.f ' "Are You a Mason," and even "Florador.'-.." Sir Charles Wyndham will also shortly produce the farce "Seven Days." 'Twin Beds" there soon. is also to bo produced Easter week is to . witness the launching of a new musical comedy "Nobody Home" along the new lines of being minus a chorus. Oh! yes, there will be plenty of pretty girls, according to advance notices, but they will not be ."chorus"' girls. . Instead they will be called principals. It is announced that they will all have dis--tinct parts and will "wander about" the stage instead of acting in concert- ' ed numbers. Miss Elizabeth Marbury will lead the company at the Princess Mclntyre and Heath's tour has been extended in bookings to the middle, of May. - ' ' - Why Not Enjoy The Comfort Of if ? Home While Eating? Why Pay 35c to 50c You can get the same and all you want of it cooked and served family style by white help for 25c in the most sanitary kitchen in La Grande. Come home and get all of this at . THE HOME RESTAURANT 10 Depot street, near Elk Bldg. . Breakfast 6 to 8:30 a. m. Dinner 11:30 to 1 p. m. Supper 5:30 . to 7 p. m.. '-. V' ." The Very Newest is the PRISCILLA ! IDEA j GOOD THINGS TO EAT WITH THE HARD ADMISSION Twenty-Five & Fifty Cents TICKETS ON SALE AT RED CROSS. morning to assist in a critical ca.se ii at that point. I E. E. Savage, for some time con nected with the Hub store in La Grande, has gone to Enterprise where he will manage the branch store in that city. Mrs. David Bay returned to her home in Portland today after having been a guest for a week or ten das with her sons, Frank and Harvey, in this city. Fred Currey was a passenger for Hot Lake today where he went to swap a few yarns with Chet White more, of Portland, who is at the Lake nursing a case of rheumatism. Corporation Commissioner Rulph Watson passed through La Grande this morning on his way from Salem to Vale where he went to examine some hecords. Mr. Watson will soon leave the state house and will open law offices in Portland where he will specialize in corporation law. To Contractors. ' Time for tecoiviner bids for building residence is hereby extended to Sat urday, 10th day of April, so all may WORK DONE BEFORE tfOU BEGIN Pruilla Doughnut Flour is -already prepared. Tin; Itnrdensome part -th'; '.iR-asurir. and mixing luis all been done in the nKt scienta!.1 manner at tire factory; All thai runj'vus for tlie housewife t do is to add cold water to the handy carton of "flour" and the batter is ready for the oven, or frying kettle. (Seems too good to be true, does it not? But Ave have personally tested them and proved that they will do everything claimed for them. A trial package cost only 25c which will make 4 to 5 dozen doughnuts. Pattisori Bros. hav use or the blue prints. 4-6,lt. . F. S. IVANHOE.
