La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textv .THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1915. , , "V 'I "'''U. QUANDE EVENING , vW 1 yoa hatch, . ".. r. I HUb - , . iiioei ID. -una ' and vnlch Ik Itcd Cro$s Drug : Store c fr ! j 4 4 4 LOCAL BREVITIES. , 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. ., .; . ... t. , ... . 5 . ' 7 ' sco. Cameras Putman's Drug store. Adv il ' 2-27-tf We pay but pneei :tor Second stand Furniture: DYAL'8 FURNI TURE CO. 404 Fir St, Phone Black Wl. z '-' " M.tf. FOLEY TAYI MAIN HOTEL 1iAl 772 , When In need of a sweeper vacuum eerdar polish mop, or high data ean TO. any purpose, see lira. ' f 1J?n, 1803 tnt or phone Red 1081. Local agent for Pacifle Coast Sales Co. - 3-29-tf. .. Hatching eggs from my prize winning heavy winter laying strain, Sicilian buttercups, S. C. Rhode Is land Reds, English Redcaps and Red vuoan : games. My stock will, win in show or nest, and the price is right, Eugene McGoldrick, 2002 N. Birch street, La Grande, Oregon, phone Black 3821. Adv. 4-24-1 mq. p. tennis rackets and balls. Everything, in fact for the tennis player. Newlin Book and Stationery Co. Adv. . 4-26-tf. Fresh Strawberries and fine Straw berry Sundaes at Silverthorn's family Drugstore. . . 4-27-et Fashionable dressmaking and ladies' tailoring. All kinds of accordion pleating, alteration and - repairing neatly done. . 1417 Adams avenue. , , , , Adv. 4-16-tf Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring, Remodeling a specialty. Jones Ra bone. The Ladies' Store; In Wert Jacobs bldg.i near Y. M. C. AAdv , , MM f 4-.. 4 Special Meeting. , 4 La Grande . Lodge No. 16 4 4 I. O. O. F. Friday evening.- 8 4 o'clock.. Third Degree work, 4 4 Order" of, Lodge. 4 4 4 4.W .A, WORPTELL, 1 4 4 " - SecreUry. 4 4. 4, 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. 4, 4, 4 4, 4, 4, The Ladies. Parish Society of the Lutheran Church 1 will meet at the home of Mrs. Maier, 2709 N. Depot St. tomorrow (Thursday) afternon. A cor-i dial inviUtion is extended to visitor hand friends, More good Cameras, the Ansco Cam era, such as most people likeVat Sil -verthorn's Drug Store. , 4-27-4t Shores' Taxi Service,' Sommer Ho tel. Main 740. Adv. 2 21 tf MONUMENTS Latest JettgBS, made in La Grande, We hxvt enr own quarrj. Rabble and Dimension Stone always on band. Concrete Blocks '.-IT ?'. T.A7IC JsW V-e JL X AVJ fl Corner Greenwood and S. Ave., v - ' La Grande, Oregon I SHERRY'S THEATRE The Pictures Beautiful -TODAY-RUNAWAY JUNE , 7th Episode ; ' Deals with the drama of Life - HEARST-SELI8 WEEKLY Newsj News. Comedy. A MAN OF PARTS - , Featuring Wally Van VAUDEVILLE -rv-.. CHASE & JANIS ' - . Singing-Dancing Change Artists -ENTIRE CHANGE ORCHESTRA MUSIC AND THE PRICE IS 10c To ret Busaey'a hack or amt' lanes Call St Louia Livery Stablas, Kaln 92, - , ; 4-20-tf v j 'llmimyj.,., , ?-,;';.vvv:S 1 i Dreocso For the Girls and Cgv. Children'c White Drcscco A home cooked food sale will be held by . the Lutheran ladies at the Co-op Store, Saturday from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. 4-28.2t , Did you everr crave for Mother's cooking? 1 T Then Come Home - irtf"tsmfr nrcr a 1 to a kit - "10 Depot street, near Elk Bldg. I -Breakfast 6 to 8:30 a. m. Dinner 11:30 to 1 p. m. Supper 5:3f . I to 7 p. m- ' ' 1 PRESTIGE the reflection of QUALITY The satisfaction of A good Workmanship, good Mat erial, remains long after the price is forgotten on the House that you build for a Home. ' . H. E. ROSKAMP, Contractor & Builder , Money saved is Money Made How much of your wages do you spend for groceries every month? What does it amount to in a year? Do you know the amount? Deduct 5 per cent from the total amount and you have got in dollars and cents what we can save you on your : grocery bill. Better think it over, then act. . r Yours for better groceries and service for less money, 6 DeUveries Daily to Any Part of City HARRIS GROCERY ' We Give JWf Green Trading Stamps - ;403f Nortii Fir! Street; Cross Track Dr, F. .. " L. - Ralston Osteopathia ' Over ' Silverthorn'a .Drug Storev Adv. v . 1 20 w t Elite . Cleaning ft Pressing. J Suits to order, $15.00 to 135.00.. Extra pair of pants with each suit order that is $22.00 Or over. Phone Black 1211. 1414 Adams. Adv. 3-6-tf. Call Van Buren's lor Uxi Adv.' Money te Loan. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Giande . Investment Co. Adv. ' I ' i Wanted Ladies to sew at Heme all or spare time good pay. Work sent prepaid, Bend stamp tor reply Ivanhoe Mfg. Co., St. Louis Mo v . 4-24-6tp I Will Ioan Tou Money. ' ' A Plenty ot money on land security. Reasonable rates and no long waits. . R. OLIVER. Adv. 7-12-tf. ' Films developed and finished pro perly by an expert at Silverthorn's Drug Store. 4-27-4t For farm loans consult A. E. Lam bert, the Loan Man, Nprth Powdor, Ore. Adv. , 3-6tf. Call at H. A. Ackert's for mill work and lumber. . Wenaha Co. old stand. Adv. 3-2,tf. Anythinsr in lumber and milt-work at Ackert's. Weneha Co. old stand.. -Adg. 3-2,tf. " -, ' AW - sporting goods Complete line just fn-i-including a perfect stock of Before buying ask to see our complete line of children! s white dresses. Our prices were never lower comprising quality and-style." Prices. . . . 1. . ........ .... ..... ;75e $1.00 $147 $1.87 $2.37 Bust forms , 25e 35e 50e 5e Ladies' lisle gloves .... V.;.;.'V' 35e Ladies' black hose. 2 nah ; : . :;. . i . v. . i liie 6flna STood siie handkerchief, doien . 45 T White petticoats 1-2 price Ladies' muslin gowns, value 88c t"s m. ':,: 5e ' One lot white waists, values to $1.69 .... f Flaxon in checks and stripes 4... 21ft 30 inch galatea IS 1-Ii ' MILLINERY Don't miss our mililnery dept. We will aave you,, money on every hat. , Boy's Elk JR. Brofca of Suits That is the suit for the boys that are made to giva the wear also It has the 'At "and. looks' along with it. Sold with guarantee if they dom't give satisfaction it is made good.' Pant are linen lined throughout. Serge lined coat. Latest model Jftrlce $0.00. Our entire line of boys' tuits range in price from $2.08 to S12.60. : Before you buy look over our line of clothes for these boys. y !'' ' -'.v-. .jf"? V;.' ''.',' -i: "" s V : '' ' '-". .'." ' 'T'"', . vT".--:' y -'- ' X"', ' : Barefoot Sandals Children's 55e up . " ! Misses' Sandal .,..:.'..T..i.,.7.';, 75e ' ' Misses' Sandals, extra quality, extra heavy soles . , , '..., i Misses' Sandals, black, ,best quality $148 Women's in tan oak soles .-.v.v.,. i.?t 11.75 Women's in black with low heel $L98 ' Boys' black ventilated oxfords , 91.89 , 1 Men's tan ventilated oxfords .....,,'.... 12.85 QUALITY THE SAME The Golden Rule Co, PRICES "less' WE GIVE 3,1 R, GREEN TRAD ING STAMPS . ' , PERSONALS. J I f 4 "i 4 4 4 "f . Al ' Lamaster . left last night for Evanston Wyo. , Springfield, 111., Apr. 29. "Buy your citizens' lives," wag the admonition given Springfield today ., in the re- Clint Van Fleet went to Vincent t JP0 thf Russell- Sage Foundation, A TONICTHAT TASTES COOD AND OOES GOOD In Moritol Wine of Cod Liver Oil you get all the remarkable tonic and strength-building properties of the oil wth the bad taste . and the digestive difficulties left out. sr.,tr . It builds up the tissues of the bodv, rtestores , energy and cures chronic throat, lung and bronchial troubles, : , Very pleasant to take and helps al most from the first dose. Price $1.00 Nowlin Drug Co, Adv. 4-28-tf day on business matters. "Colonel" Maxwell was over from Union today on business matters. Parish meeting tonight in Honan Hall at 7:30, for elction of vestry for St. Peters Church. ' ,N , George Huntington Currey is a vis itor at Palmer Junction - today on business.' ' Mrs. W. A. 'West has returned t Elgin after convalescing at the Grande Ronde hospital. ' , William Bollons, superintendent of the O-W here, went to Pendleton to day on company business. Miss Mary Warnick left this morn ing for New York, via the California fairs to remain indefintely. , Mrs. Ida McClure who has beeri spending a week in the city left last evening for her home in Baker. Walter Pierce, who lives in town and farms much land, took the morn ing train to this holdings at Pierce Spur. Myron Hockenberry and his daugh ter Emma, who arrived yesteiat.y from Imperial to attend the funeral of Mr. Hockenberry's wife, left today for home via Portland. . . : - At the Savoy hotel today are: Paul M. Miller, Hermtetin; M. Nealou. Hermiston, Peter N. Dubois, Heri.a tcn; Wm. Estinghousen and Mrs. W. A. Eastinghausen, Cove; Mrs. C. E. Ho.ierg, Pleasant Valley. The Sommer hotul guests today in clude the following: W. Theo. Wejoh, Portland; U. S. Booth, San Fraiw ciscor A. B. Snell, St. Paul; Robert C, Smith, Seattle; E. C. Griffin, Portland G J. Gahill, PoiMand;; A. S., Ratal, Portland. Miss Jennie McConnel of Sacra mento . is in Union county visiting friends and transacting business. She went out to Hot Lake today but will return to La Grande before . she re turns.. Her father will not make his customary Spring visit, to Union county this year. Among those registered at the Foley hotel are: E. L. Bedal, Omaha; K. r . Delay, Kansas uity; Hal J. Hoi land, Kansas City; Jas. McGlastor, Edgerton, Minn; W. H. Colby, Chica go; W; H. Morrow, New York; Geo. C. Vogt.vBeattle; W. A.' Brown,. Se attle; M. Gilbert, San Francisco; F. which conducted the recent social sur vey of the city. . The report on the public, health situation was made pub lic today by the Foundation and is said to be a molel for action by other cities of similar size. . By expending money, lives of cit izens may be saved literally pur chasedaccording . to -. the report, written by Franz Schneider, Jr. cele brated health expert of .the Russell Sage Foundation. The report is one of several on various conditions in Springfield pepared aas the "milk in the cocoanut" of the recent survey and diagnosis. . . FIRE :SA1.E ON GROCERIES Thursday and Friday the stock of goods ? in the Mc Millan Cash Grocery, 504 Third street," will be sold on a; fire sale basis. . Part of goods very slightly damaged; part as good as new. Canned goods, flour and a general stock of groceries will be sold. ' PRICES SLASHED IN HALF . First come gets the pick. " , - 1 McMillan's Cash Grocery HORSE INSPECTION ' ': :'' '.V. ' ' " -Vl- -. - ' c'-:- '.' ' 'y At Fair Grounds In LA GRANDE, TUESDAY, MAY 4th. Also At Livery Barn In - ELGIN, rWEDNESDAY, MAY 5th. SPECIFICATIONS BROKE,MARES AN D fjiELDlVCS 14 1-2 TO " 16:HANC H, MUS f hE 5 YEARS OR.OVKR, SOLJD COLOR, NOT OVER 5 PER CEN!f ritujiici u wn&ii'&H;ntiA,mijj dkal; direct, with THE i-r GRAY. buyers-j. . wilson And ja$ rice. v- REFERENCE-First NaHonal Bank, Baker, Oregon ALL HORSES BROUGHT TO LA GRADEVQN MONDAY, MAY 3RD WILL BE FED WITHOUT EXPENSE TO OWNER? -, - . X. Le Daux,' Portlandi' H. J.Van El. -ji 'a Id A i c o o i t o , 0 t i ' M berg, Boise.