La Grande evening observer., April 07, 1915, Image 4

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1915,
; LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS Editor nd Owner.
-Bntored V the Post Office fct .U
Grande, , Oregon, as second class
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ad appears. . .
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kima. The first week in uecemoer
the Northwest Livestock Show will
be held at Lewiston, Iaho, while the
Fifth Annual Pacific International
Livestock Exposition will be held at
Portland December C to 11. Breed
ers' associations in the bast ana
Middle West are taking great inter
est in these events and are making
unusually liberal appropriations to
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neip out. on hip , ,. ,
FREE BIBLE LECTURE.
Dr. E. C. Heard to Lecture Wednes
... . day, April 7th.
- i.Y - .u. r-n1 Failure.5' will be
the subject of Dr. C. E. Heard n his
lecture weanesaay, - -
o'clock at the L. D. S. tabernacle in
La Grande. One billion, two hundred
thousand are still heathens and the
"Christians" are all at war is r-"
of the Doctor's announcement. No
collection and seats tree. uv.
4-o-tp.
The Evening Observer has
just received from the press advance
copies of the new Oregon Almanac,
a Volume of statistics and informa
tion regarding every community m
this state.These advance copies are
being sent out as rapidly as possible
to all papers and periodicals in the
state, also to commercial ; clubs and
Bimilar organizations. In about two
weeks the main issue of about 300,
000 copies will be off the press, and
will be sent out in response to writ
ten requests from Individuals anxious
to secure rename (una un vicK...
"Farm Lands in Oregon" is the
title of a booklet Jusf issued by the
Farm Land Bureau of the Oregon De
velopment League. It contans a list
of several hundred farms and small
pieces of. land sale, with prices and
terms. It is designed to bring toge
ther owners of land nnd prospective
buyers without the .intervention of
middlemen or agents. Copies will be
mailed to those interested. .
Owners of high gradf live stock in
this state will have a number of op
portunities next Fall to show off their
prize animals, four very important
events being already on the list. Early
in November will be held the Western
National Dairy Show nt Seattle, to be
closely followed by the Cascade In
ternational Stock Show at North Ya-
The Newest: The BesfcalWS!LggS
ii Women instinctively turn to this store when seeking the latest styles jp bfihis store is recognized by 1
only that but everything from this '.m the store every day and view the new arrivals.
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HENDERSON and NEMO CORSETS I
.... i- : ,nm.rl now fir- J ' ; II
fj'--t ure lines and these new lines At- ;.
TK can be obtained only by the W I
pS 1 r waot. n nnrsetrv. uesigneu
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iiuW Mork.
Cox Bros, and Madam Kennedy, the
reliable hair dressers, are here from
Walla Walla, Wash., with a. beauti
ful line of natural human hair goods
for Bale. All goods guaranteed to
match in color nnd texture. All
kinds of hair goods made from comb
ings. Come and see us. Room ,10,
Savoy hotel. Adv. 4-6,tf.,
-Whooping Cough
nr.. 11 HMMn. knnws the fiTOOd
c.ci jvnv .
effect of Pine Forests on Cough, j
Dr. Bell's fine iar-noney -edy
which brings quick relief for
,L : nttfwU Innoona MiP mUCOUS
soothes the lining of the throat and.
lungs, and makes tne cougnmB bj
less -severe. A family with growing
children thoiild not be without it.
Keen it hni..y for ail Coughs and
Colds. 25c. nt your Druggist.
SEATS ON SALE
No Expense Spared to Make Dramat
ic Production First-class
Don't forget the Elks' big show at
the Arcade, April 9th. '
No expense has been spared to make
this one of the theatrical events oi,
pood clean drama, specialties between
acts, to say nothing of good music,
furnisheil by Sherwood's seven-piece
Pi-ires have been put with
in the reach of all.' Get your seats
nni-w mi! nvniil thn rush. Reserved
seats, 75 cents. Seat sale started to-1
day at Van Burcn's. ; I
ftil. - i- ...III 1 Or HA.- anA
- ine price win ue iwt, uu hm jl
High Grade J bo rrlnt'.ng costs no
more than the "titer kind Observer.
Correct Style in the Newett
Apparels for Women
and Mise
New suits in tailored and
dressy models ' $15 00
$17 50 $20 00 $22 50
to $42.50
New coats in most every style
and material $7.50 $10.00
$1250 $1500 to $30
New dresses in the most
charming styles of . silk, sergii
and gabardine . $8-50 $10
$12 50 $15 $20 to $35
New dress skirts for women
finely tailored, new styles. $5
$6 $650 $7 50 to $11
New waists $1.25 $2.75
Our Alteration Department
16 in charge of an exjjert and
every garment is guaranteed
to fit perfectly. This store is
the store for service, reliabil-
ity and satisfaction. We in
vite your inspection.
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Henderson Corsets
NEMO CORSETS
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ollv ti accomplish cer-
tain- results. "Henderson
and "Nemo" corsets reflect
fashions of newest styles in,
every detail. 4 The new models
reflect many designs for all
types of figures slender,
medium and stout including
a model for "your" particular
figure.. For excellence of fit,
genuine comfort and lasting
service, we know of no better
corsets than the Henderson
and Nemo at the moderate
prices we ask. A visit to . our
corset department will amply
repay you if you are .interest
ed in the new styles.
... . . $1.00 to $3.50
. . . , . $3.00 to $5.00
New Neckwear Here, 25c and 50c
Separate collars, vestees, collar and cuff sets, etc., for either dresses suits coats or ata..
Materials of transparent voiles,-sheer organdies, beautifu oriental laces
pique, etc. The kind of neckwear most stores ask 65c and 7oc. Here at 25? and 50?
i " Front Laced J
$3.50 and up
PaulineLederle
Red 3141,
J Union.
Next Door to Western
W0
Exclusive La Grande agents for "Fownes" gloves, "Uti
and Dunn" and "Pingree" shoes. for women, "Tilt shoes
for men, "Society Brand" suits, "Benjamine" suits and
"Fidelity" $15.00 suits for men. "Best Ever" suits for
boys. "Manhattan" shirts, "Interwoven" hose for men.;
"Black Cat" hose for women and children and many
other known and best brands of merchandise.
w-'K this the
hidden.baf-
flmg secret
of the mys-
terioustllackBox?
How did a woman,
or a man, come to be
in the Ana man's
home a piano box in the jungle?
See The Black Box and in every
heart-gripping scene you will find your
self completely puzzled, and then fas
cinated, when you learn why.
Here's a magnificent 15-week moving
picture that will grip you, fascinate
you, thrill you. Take the wife and the
kiddies, or your sweetheart. See it.
Don't miss iU Tell your friends to
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The BLACK BOX
The Photoplay Serial Supreme
IS Episodes oneawtek
(CUT HERE.)
Told That There Was No Cure, for
Him. ; .
"After Buffering for over' twenty
: .u Inwriicmn nnd havinfT
some of the best doctors here tell me
there was no cure for me, I think it
only right to tell you for the sake ot
other sufferers as wen an
satisfaction that a zo ceni bouw
Chamberlain's Tablet3 not only re
lieved me but cured me within two
months although I am a man of t5
veai-s," writes Jul. Grobien Houston,
Texas. Obtainable everywhere. ;
Nursery Yard Installed.
- W. W. Yantis who has been l epre
i.nilni, t-ho Oivirnn NurserV comnanv
in this district for the past several j
years is again in the city ana nas
opened, up a sales yard on Washing-'
ton avenue opposite the Mty nan.
He has a larere stock on hand and is
well prepared to take care of those
who delayed m placing their orders
!y .......... ,
I
ptio Two or three furni
housekeeping rooms, modern, pan
try, bath; first floor; clo3fl in. Phone
main 715, or call 904 Penn. Ave.
4-7tf.-
ev-d dpmt Mirelv furnished house
keeDine- rooms. Call 1206 Seventh
street. v 4-7,2t.
FOR RENT One small cottage
across the track. Call black 3102
4-7,2t.
Annual
. Rates per
Thousand
F0R RENT House, garden spot,
good place for chickens, rnone
Red 192. ' 4-7-tf.
At the Arcade Soon.
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LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Capital $200,000.00 Resources $ 1,000-000.00
Surplus $50,000.00
OFFICERS:
Fred J. Holmes, President . C. C. Pcnington, V.-Prest.
F. L. Meyers, Cashier
Earl Zundel and H. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers
FOR SALE Several splendid pieces
I of furniture at a bargain. Phone
I Main 705. Residence Corner 1st
and Main. . 4-7-3t
:p(ih SEl.E Within ten minutes of
Post Office, a five room house and
' one acre of ground, cheap for cash;
! or will consider a good Ford in part
payment, uau u., care uci..
4-7.3t.
R RIKSLAND.
Plasterer and Contractor.
, Cement work of all kinds, Foun-
dationa and Flue construction.
Cement block a specialty. Call
and see these blocks at B. C.
Davis' Marble Shop. . Phone Red
j HERRING'S ;
TAXI SERVICE
Club Pool Hall
21
25
30
35
40
45
60
55
$ 7.98
9.50
11.40
13.30
15.20
17.10
19.00
20.90
We have more
money on hand
available only
for payment
of death losses
in proportion;
in losses sus
tained .than
anv other coia
pany (no plan
barred) in
U. S.
RRADSTREET
the greatest commercial agency in
the world, minus wen vi wi
GUARANTEED FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION :.
The following is taken from Brad-
street's report maoe on our as
sociation Nov. 13, 1914, at the re
quest of a Portland banker.
"A total new business record for
the first nine months of 1914, of
applications received amounted to
$17,278,000, a substantial gain over
any former corresponding period.
Authorities consulted in re
gard to their plan of insurance,
consider it a reliable and safe one
and while the rates are sufficient
to carry the isurance, they are not
excessive. - They are regarded as
responsible for any obligations
they may enter into. Since com
mencement the company has made
considerable progress; have gener
ally written clean risks; the busi
ness is well managed and growing
rapidly and their method of con
ducting the same is regdrded as
highly competent."
CASH & M'KENNON :
District Mgrs.
Policies:
Contains ;
Ideal acciden
tal disability
and old age
benefit.
To the man
10 years old
who,, wishes to
leave an ade
quate estate,
we offer '. ;:
10,000 insur
ance at a cost
5f $152.00
per year.
This can be
left ?4,000 .
cash at death
and $50.00 per
month for 10
years if de
sired. ..
it
Telephone Main 768
OUR POLICIES ARE FOUNDED ON
Honesty, Common Sense and Economy
Fred J. Holmes
C. C. Fenington
F. L. Meyers
DIRECTORS:
A. T. Hill
J.F.Conley
J. G. Snodgrnss
H, E. Coolidge
A. Blockland
H. S. Brownton
What This Bank Aims to Do
To promote our customers' interests as we would our own ;
To do all we can to make their relations here profitable
and agreeable to them;
To contribute to their enterprises, the co-operation, fore
sight and timely assistance which a good Bank can
. properly bestow.
Splendid For Rheumatism.
just splendid for rheumatism, writes
Mrs. uunourgii, wuiiS, '
has been used by myself and otnei
members oi me ij
and again during tne past, six
vears and has always given the best
!of satisfaction." The quick relier
from pain which Chamberlains wn
iment afTords is alone worth many
times the cost. Obtainable every
where. . V,
Honor German Statement '
New Yory. April, 1. The 100th
birthday anniversary of Prince Otto
Bismark, first Chancellor of V the
- ; ...I uma pplphrn t(HJ to-
vtvriiiitii cmi..., " '
day in a joint meeting of members
oi iicrman viuus nu ,
city and New Jersey. A musical
i;f f tl,B "Irnn Chnncellor wnll be
. will be given tonight-
Mass. Census Taken.
Boston, April 7. Taking of the de-
cennial state of Massashuetts was
actively begun recently. Hundreds
of enumerators, interpreters, special
I agents and other employes ne being
drilled for the actual taking of the
i census of the population, industries,
the state $400,000 and be under sup
ervision of Charles F. Gettomy,
director of the state bureau of sta
tistics. It is estihated that the sen-
i sus will not be completer oeiore
June 30, 1917. All individual in-
formation will be kept confidental.
DO YOU EAT
GOOD THINGS?
Salmon Trout
Oysters, Crabs
and all Fish Delicacies
Steaks, Chops and Roasts
Bacon, Ham and Lard
LA GRANDE MEAT CO., Inc.
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