La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1915 LA OUANDS EVENING OESJEBVE3 w A .r , jit . ! ' -I Merchandise a r-l?.i . .1 ,rrmmmmmm IMr BOYS CLOTHING BRING THE BOYS HERE FOR CLOTHING. YOU WILfr FIND OUR ASSORTMENT AND STYLES MORE EXCLUSIVE AND EXTEN SIVE, : WHILE OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS REASONABLE. SUITS, CAPS, STRAW HATS, SHOES, OVERALLS, , BATHING ' SUITS. SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, SUSPENDERS, HATS, HOSIERY, BELTS. ' ' ' ' STYLISH SKIRTS FASHION'S FAVORITE HKIKTS ARE TO BE FOUND HERE. FINEST COLLECTION IN THE CITY Or LADIES TAILORED WALKING AND DRESS SKIRTS IN ALL THE LATEST . NOVELTY, AND CHECKS, ALSO IN - LIGHT AND DARK SHADES IN THE NEW AND , EXCLUSIVE STYLES ALL SIZES. MOD ERATELY PRICED tiM to $7.00 Reliable Method, Department Store o o STIFF SPURT SHARP ADVANCE FORCED PORTLAND MARKET IN Odd Fellows' Attention. ' , Special meeting of La Grande Lodge INo. 16, Wednesday evening, April 21. 'Second degree work, all Odd Fellows are expected to be present. By order Lodge, W. A. Worstell, Secretary. Adv. 4-19-2t. Hanson Auto 1 Stage Line Except Sunday . Leave La Grande to Union via Hot Lake 8:30 a. m- . - Leaves Union to La Grande via Hot Lake 10:30 a. m. - i -, Leaves La Grande to Union via : Hot Lake 4:00 p. m. , TLeaves Union to La Grande via Hot Lake 6:00 p. m. v .:? Rates : La Grande to-' Union, $1.00, round trip $1.50, La - Grande to Hot Lake 50 cents, round trip, $1.00. - Stand, Newlin Drug Store I.................. J FOR an Want Ads. YEARS AGO the crier an . nounced the aucrin sale then . came the , hand billa and their "hit or mias" results today the effective way is " the Want Ads they hit the ' mark. 'That's whut counts. FOR FENT Two or three furnished housekeeping rooms, modern,, pan 1 try, bath; first floor; cIojo in. Phone . main 715, or call 904 Penn. -Ave. ' - -7tf. . FOR RENT 14-room house, modern some furniture. Inquire 1617 4th street. 2-22,tf. WANTED TO BUY Unlimited .num : ber of calves, nt weaning age. Call F. E. Stilwell, Black 1601. ; 3-15-tf. ' :rU FOR SALE Six nice building lots, close to school and paved " street; small payment down; balance . monthly, Wagener, 908 I avenue. 3-24-tf. FOR RENT 5 room modern cottage. Inquire Golden Rule Co. v 4-8-tf. SALE Buggy ' and . harness. Do You Brink Coffee Most people boil coffee. This is wrong. Call at our ' store and see the aluminum coffee percolator. Buy two pounds of ourcoffee, any brand, and get a 11.75 perco lator for 99c i BETTER HURRY WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Union County Co-Operative Association BOTH PHONES Phone red 1031. 4-8,tf. FOR RENT Six room unfurnished house. Apply 1501 Sixth St. i-4-10-tf.. FOR RENT Furnished House keeping Rooms.' Bath. No children Black 771. - 4-16-tf FOR RENT One moderate bedroom, 1512 Adams . ' i 3-20tf. FOR SALE 5 room modern house one small 3-room house and lot on East Adams. Will consider some trade. Liberal . . terms to right party Inquire at 1307 4th St. v 4-14-tf ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant front rooms $9.00 permonth. Blk 3532 902 Wash.' 4-19-6t. FOR SALE OR TRADE Fifteen hundred dollar automobile in fine condition.- Will trade for desirable property' or will sell cTieap for caBh. ' Jake Biever will demonstrate car " and undersigned will quote figures and conditions of trade. Doone Woodell, Red 3541. Adv. 4-17-14. FOR RENT Small house acre of ground, 1805 V Adv. WANTED General Phone, Main 730. and one avenue. 4-19-2tp housework. 4-19-tf WANTED Work by the day or week .;by reliable woman. Write Mrs. R. Linslay, Generalr Delivery. - - 4-14-6tp. KiX-:--'-- v- . FOR RENT A new three room Bungalow furnished or unfurnish ed. 1219 W Ave. Phone, Red 1262. 4-15-tf Mutton Quiet With No Oferingt and . Beef la Steady , Sharp advance , in ' the prico of swine was forced in the North Port land yards yesterday. Sles were made t $7.76 7.85 for extreme tops, con firming the forecasts of a .higher markot made recently. By this advance reaches the high point in tho country so far as the leading recognised live stock mm-kets are concerned.. u. - Mutton and lamb market conditions are naturally of good character with such a small showing of supplies; there not being sufficient stuff avail able to thoroughly test tho situation. uattie were steady yesterday at North Portland. - Initial . run for tho week was small in comparison with last Monday and early trading indicat ed that killers were quite keen to take hold at current values. 6.85 6.66 6.25 MEAT AND BEEF General hog market range: -Best light. ,...6.65 & Medium light ..........6.60 g Rough and heavy General cattle market ranee: 1 Select grain fed steers. ., .6.50 6.75 Good to choice...... ...0.01 615 Best cows .. . . .5.00 at 5.25 Ordinary ..... . . . . . ... .8.00 4.50 Selected calves ..6.50 7.00 Fancy bulls ........... 4.50 5.00 SHEEP, - Best yearlings . . , . . , . . ,6.857.00 FOR RENT An eight room, enquire Dutli Bakery. house 4-15-tf FOR RENT Two rooms. One with ' alcove. Modern.- Splendid location. Board if desired. 1904 Third. Black .. 1582. Adv. ; . 4-16-tf. LOST A Masonic keystone watch . charm, with-openwork center, find- er will please return to Geo. H. Currey 'and receive liberal re ward. 4-17-tf WEIMER AUTO STAGE COVE LA GRANDE UNION Leaves Cove for La Grande 8 a. m. . Leaves La Grande for Cove 9:30 a. m. , Leaves Cove for ' Union 12:00 noon. Leaves .Union for Cove 1:00 p. m. Leaves Cove for La Grande 3 p. m. - , Leaves La Grande for Cove 5:15 p. m. . - . -, " . Fare Between Cove and La Grande 91.00; round trip $1.50. Between Cove and Union 65c; rount trip $1.25. La Grande to Union by way of Cove $1.50; round trip $2.50. WHLeall at Soatmer, Foley and Savoy hotels. ..". S. H. Weimer Mgr. SPORT K North Powder, April 19. The North Powder Pirates defeated the Haines team in a nine inning game at North Powder yesterday. The score was 10 to 6. About. 200 persons saw the game The features were the bat ting of Beck and Talley and base running of Titus Following is the lineup of the two teams: ; North Powder . . " Haines Moore, White ....P..'...,-.. Herbert Jacobson,, ....... .C. : Ferg Talloy . . ... , .'. . . IB. . . .... r Pugh Dalton .......... 2B. ......... Laird McMurren ... , . . . SB Herring Titus . . . : SS . ' i , .. Jolley Willis . . , . ; ..... RF. ..... . . Horchel Pearson LF. , . . .McPheters White, Moore . . . CF.. . . . . . . .Jenkins i The next game will be between Haines and North Powder nt Haines April 25. Wallowa, April 20. (Special) The Sophs won the annual class track and field meet, which was held last Fri day afternoon, 'by a wide margin. The Juniors who were second, scored most of the remaining points. ..The weather was very favorable, as it was warm and no wind was blowing. Greer of the Sophs, was the highest point win ner, with 83 to his credit, and McCrae of the Juniors was next with 21 points. ' Following is a summary of ; the meett " 50 yard dash G reer, 'McCrae, Couch. 1 Time, 5:4-5 s; . r. Pole vault McCrae, Brace, i- Mc Daniel: Heighth, 9 ft. 4 ih. 100 - yard dash McCrae, Greer, Couch. Time 10:4-5 s. ' Shot put : Greer,, Thompson, Kishop. Distance, 36 ft. 11 in. ' 120 yard hurdles Greer, Hendricks, Owens. : Time 20 s. . , Half mile Bright, Young, French, Time, 2 min. 18 s. High jump Kay, Brace, Mclntyre. Heighth 5 ft. Discus-r Greer, ' Thompson, . Kay.: Distance 97 ft. 6 in. . . :. . Mile PfefTer, Young, Hall. Time, 5 min. 25 s. - 220 , ytki-d hurdles Hendricks, Owens,, Powers. Time 81 s. Broad jump Greer,' McCrae, Con ner. Distance 20 ft. 91 in.. - , 220 yard dash McCrae, Couch, Con ner. Time 24 s. I Javelin Greer, ' McClaran, Thomp son. "District 141 ft. y ' 440 yard dash Bright, Owens, Con ner. -Time 58H-5 s. FOR SALE Typewriter J. D. Lynch Room 2 Foley Hotel BIdg. Adv. ; - 4-16-tf. run &Ai,t, inree week old . pure bred Holstein bull calf of Pontine strain. Also high-grade fresh Hoi stein cows. Inquire Edwin Morri son, Suirmerville. Adv.: 4-17-tf, If you do not use La Grande Made Flour, can you really feel right about it? We have a guaranteed Patent Flour that is only $1.85 per sack. eacks $1.80 Royal Patent and should you And a grocer that don"t give proper guarantee on this brand kind ly advise us at the Flour Mill and if there is any difficulty we wont let you loose. We ' will be right on the Job witn more flour for four money or both. Yours for Doing the Right Thing LA GRANDE MILLING CO.. 4-19-2t High (irade too rnnttng costs no Tira. That Means SatirScd Si: 3 and a Second Order KELLOGG S BREAKFAST FOOD MCE FLAKES . , ' . WHEAT-FLAKES - ' LAXATIVE BISCUITS " v . ' NUT BROMOSE ' , ) FIG BROMOSE " PROTOSI (Nut substitute) - ' v ' BAKED BEANS VEGETABLE GELATINE MINUTE BREW (Coffee substitute) ? CARAMEL CEREAL (Coffee substitute) Kellogg's Bran - Nature Gentle Laxative.' Price 25c MC1TY GROCERY & BAKERY The Home of Fancy Grooeries Theirf! tatitf action when your engine hums along without a hitch. V And good ; fuel helps a lot' good old y , fathioned gasoline like - the Gasoline of Qua -. The kind that's clean, quick burning, with snap inereir drpp every drop the same. Standard Oil Company (California) La Grand 1 j 1KfolX4RT ORSSTS i Front Letoed J S $3.50 and up " PaulineLederle Red 8141, Next Door to Western J J Union. ' , - ' I ...... ... ... ... ... ..J J How. About Your Eyes Do They Need Attention? Now is the time to have them tested bj one who is thoroughly equipped for the work. Remem ter my whole time is f ive to the flitting of glasses and optical work. ' ' My best advertisement is hun dreds of satisfied customers fright here, to whom I can refer you. Satisfaction . guaranteed." I GRIND MY OWN GLASSES HEACOCK EYESIGHT 8PEC3ALIST 3rd Floor New Feley BUg. MONUMENTS Latest desigas, Bade ia La Grande. We hare oar owe aaarry. Rabble and Diieisisa Steae always oa band. Ceacrete Blodu E. C. DAVIS Comer Greeaweod and S. Ave., La Grande, Oregea more than the other kind Observer.