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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1915)
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1915. LA GRANDE EVENING OrSRVETl lake more time to get prices when you buy clothing and shoes. We-know ubsolutely that wc can save you money , on these ,lines-r25 stores buying and selling workingmanV clothing, and shoes at rock bottom prices. Men's work shirts 38 45 Men's dress'shirts 49 65J 85 $100 Men's blue bib overalls . QfM Men's $1.50 work pants I $1.00 Men's heavy khaki pants ..'..... Men's canvas gloves 1. ........... . 5 Men's leather faced canvas gloves ........................ 12 1-2V Men's leather work gloves '...........,.....................,........ 20e Men's black mule skin shoes '-......;:...........;...:.,..:.... $1.65 Men's $3.50 heavy work shoes $2,45,''. Men's dress shoes $2.95 1 Men's seamless work sox , -.. 5 IME HUB THE WORKINGMAN'S STORE us WE DELIVER PHONE ORDERS as -soon :as 'possible. ; We cut and wrap your meat and hurry it 'to you. . And it is always good meat, fresh,: tender and juicy. t ' Perhaps jjqu: are tired of beef ; . let us suggest some chops, or a smoked ham or bacon. We have a large stock and can Bend you any size. Grande Ronde Meat Co. ttff4.,f. 4. UK to: SPLEN DID PARTY GIVE IN THEIR HUN OK ' t. Various Newt Heme Frost and About Joseph Beetle IJanrnW HaralHk The Catholici of JoseDh and vicinity entertained in a most delightful man ner the Pfiecilla. Nui and A. and G clubs Tuesday night in . Roup'a hall. Nearly 100 persons greatly enjoyed the evening playing games, music and partaking of refreshments. Charming vocal music was rendered by Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Parker, with Mrs. Gibson as accompanist A beautiful farewell ad dress was delivered by Father Heuel. The party was given In honor vir. and Mrs. S. A. King, who expect to leave Joseph next Saturday for a few visit with relatives and friends in Walla Walla, Yakima Valley, Port land and Albany before locatingperma nenty. During their three years' resi dence in Joseph, Mr, and Mrs. King have made manv friends who regret their departure, but all wish them well wherever they may go. Mr.; King is one of the most competent electricians in the country. Some time ago he re signed the position of' manager of the Joseph Light & Power Co. and this position will be filled for the present by Henry Doslor., ' Hats off to the JoseDh bovs they finally won a ball game at last. The Ai der biope team played tnem a close fame last Sunday, the score standing to 6 in favor of Joseph. It was a rattling good game from start to fin ish. Next Sunday Lostine will play Joseph on the Joseph grounds. Sweet Shop Van - is. now - manager of the Joseph team and he is a good one. R. C. Kihgsley has traded his noted thoroughbred Jersey bull 'Souci Xing' that has taken premiums at several western state fairs, to Albin Rudger for another noted thoroughbred Jer sey bull, ".Fogis Kent" also a prize winner. These gentlemen deserve much i credit for the interest they take in improving Wallowa County stock. Hon Abtfa-Fairchlld, the brilliant Enterprise lawyer, lectured in the Methodist church at Flora Saturday evening on subjects connected , witn the teastern war. He has many Chinese. Japanese and Philipino curios. Flora Journal. 1 " The' Summervllle Cemetery associa tion will hold its annual meeting ou the first day of May, 1915, for the purpose of' electing on trustee, one secretary and one treasure for one year. The meeting will be held at 1 o'clock p. m. It will alto be expected of the people In general to meet In the i forenoon on, this day- for a general cleanup of the cemetery.:' Come one, come all. Everybody la invited to be present. Also plans and specifications will be submitted to the people at the meet ing for the erection of a chapel in the cemetery subject to the approval by the people. , JAS. L. WOODELL, Chairman. MARY WOODELL, Secretary. Adv. 4-26-5t. Want Ad YEARS AGO the crier an" nounced the auctin aale then came the hand bills and their "hit or miss" reauUa today the 'effective way ia the Want Ada they hit the mark. - That's what counts. X A l W his i.i - , in you wm II! W I; WANTED Girl for conerr.1 hc;-;-work Phone M 52. 4-27-tf FOR RENT Furnished modern four ; room house, close in. Yard for gar den. Call Main 728 - 4-27-4t FOR FENT Two or three furnished housekeeping rooms, -modern, pan : try, bath; first floor; cloae in. Phone main 715, or call 904 . Ponn. Ave. 4-7tf. A List To Select Your Sunday Dinner From Radishef . Green Onions N. Hot House Lettuce Head Lettuce New Cabbage Gwn Peas y. . ... New Potatoes . ; . Spinach T-' Asparagus ' frerh Tomatoes Ca'rots Bennuda Onions Rhubarb ' ' FRUIT Bananas Oranges Lemons N Grape Fruit : FOR RENT An eight room , housa t enquire Dutli Bakery. - 4-15-tf WANTED TO BUY Unlimited num ber of calves, at weaning age. Call F, E. Stilwell, Black 1601. 3-15-tf. Fresh Strawberries Try some of our oysters Royal Club 25 and 45, Fountain 2 for 25 and 25t A and L 2 for 25 and 25 Milford Haven Bay . ...... 25 Seaport ......A ;.:...........:.....,... ( 10 ' PHONE US YOUR ORDERS ; ' Union County Co-Operative Association BOTH PHONES 5 . - v MARKET NEWS 41 4 4 fr 4 4 4 4 ! 4 4 4 r . eitun. Grapefruit 2 26e ' . .Strawberries 20 cents box. . ; Oranges 20 to 60c a doten. Bananas 30c and 40c per dot. Bananas 10c lb. Lemons 80c and 85c. . . Apples Eating, 60c, 75c and $1.00 box; Cooking, 75c box. VEGETABLES AND MISCELLANE OUS. Cucumbers 20 cents . Peas 20 cents i New potatoes, 2 lb $ 25e Tomatoes 25 cts lb. Aspanrgus 12le lb. Fresh Rdishes 3 for 10 c ' Green Onions 8 bunches lOe ... .f Spinach-Sc lb. Rhubarb 5e lb. Parsley 5c a bunch. Potatoes-1.76 ewt, . Chili peppers 40c. , Honey 20c. " ? New cabbage-'-Sc lh. . Carrots 2c lb. : Onions 3c lb. Beans White 10; Lima, 121c; Pink 10c. Celery, Cal. 226c. Sugar, cane or fruit $7.16 sack, cash; S7.66 for SO days time. BU'ITEH AND XAiQB. Butter ancy creamery, 30 cente, 1-H. roll; 60 cents, 2-lb. roll. Ranch butter 1-lb. roll 80c; 2-lb. roll 65c. - - ' En strictly fresh ranch, dos 20 LOUR, HAT. fBKD.' ETC' Blue Stem Flour $1.86. Royal Patent, 180. Snowdrift $1.95. Upper Crust $2.00 None-to-Equal $1.8f sack. Occident $2.50. Sea Foam $1.70. Gold Medal 2.50. Timothy (To producer) $11.00. Rolled Oats J1.6 per cwt. ;:- Oats (To producer) $L60. Bran $1.60. Alfalfa hay (To producer) $11.00 Rolled Oats $1.05. Barley $1.50. Rolled Barky $1.75 wt. Wild har -"-(To producer) $9.00 baled. MEAT AND BEEF General hoc market, range: Best light 6.90 7.00 Medium light ... . . . ; . . 6.65 6.75 Roueh and v heavy. .6.25 General cattle market ranee: Select hay fed steers . . . .6.25 6.75 Good to choice...... ...0.0V 615 Best cows .5.00 at 5.25! Ordinary . .. 3.00 4.50 , Selected calves 6.60 7.00 Fancy bulls ...... . . . . .4.50 6.00 SHEEP. " Best yearlings .... ' . . . ; . .6.857.00 . CHICKENS AND FOWL. Hens 16c18c, retail, dressed. -" Turkeys 22c(?28c, reUil. Soring friers 82l26e. retail FOR RENT 5 room modern cottage. Inquire Golden Rule Co. 4-8-tf. FOR RENT Six . room unfurnished house. Apply 1501 Sixth St. . , , 4-10-tf.. 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. 4-14-tf FOR SALE Six nice building lota, close to school and paved street; small payment down; balance monthly, Wegener, 908 I avenue. - 8-24-tf. FOR' RENT -Furnished House keeping Rooms. Bath. No children Black 771. 4-16-tf FOR SALE Black Minorca and white leghorn setting eggs from selected winter layers. 'V Phone Red 192, Mrs. Geo. Chapman... .: 4-23-15tp FOU RENT Two nicely furnis.-.ec rocms for .l.ght housekeeping, with liath, bIfo one bed room. Mode.wt charges two blocks from center of town. 1512 dams,- or Phone Black 3901. I OR SALrJ Three week old pure bred Holstein bull calf of Pontine strain.' Also bigh-grude fresh Hoi Rlein cows. ! Inquire Edwin Morri foil, Sun: merville. Adv. 4-17-tf. man should Icnov banker. Coll in- i feel at S home in OW JVM Nothing can grow that never gets started. Take a Savings Account, for instance. : It grows by interest as well as ad ditions.' You can start a Savings Account here with 6 single , dollar. jTry it and watch it grow. ' ' The United States national Danh, La Gnnde, Ortgon DIRECTORS Wm. Miller Geo. T. Cochran : U. G. Couch Dr. A. L. Richardson J. C. Henry -, , J. L. Cavlneos . J F, Coaley Dr. C. T. Bacon T. J. Seroggln Do You Earn Your Then Watch This Spsca MONUMENT Latest clesifBt, made in La Grande. We Jure our owa qurrj; RW) i4 DiaeiMOB Steit always e urni. Ccrt CUci Comer Greenwood aad S. Are., La 6ratde, Oregei LOST A . Masonic 1 keystone watch charm, with openwork center, Und er will please return to Geo. H, Cu-rey -and ' receive liberal re ward. 4-17-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Fifteen hundred dollar automobile in fine condition. 1 Wilt trade for desirable property or. will sell cheap for cash. Jake Biever will demonstrate car J and undersigned will quote figures j and conditions ' or . trade. uoone Woodell, Red 3641. Adv. , - 4-17-14. FOR SALE Typewriter J. D. Lynch Room 2 Foley Hotel Bldg. Adv. ' ' 4-16-tf. WANTED Girl to do general house work. C. O. Cates, Federal build ing. 4-19-tf WANTED A young man from 16 to 19 years of age.. High school boy preferred. Office work. - Honesty and' speed necessary. Address "S" in care of Observer. Adv. 4-26-tf. FOR RENT One suite of office rooms and two nicely furnished bedrooms. Inquire at Lewis building1. Adv. ";:-.-' 4-24-tf. Experienced office- girl desires posi tion. Have- had two years experience in insurance office but am willing to start with small salary and learn any office work. Phone Red 602. 4-28-tf FOR SALE Sorrell driving mare 3 years old, broken double and single work on either side. Mother trotting bred. Sired by Satin Royal.. Phone Red 1032 or call at 15031 M. ';. yy-yy-yyy--y 4-29-St Fresh Supply of , Lemps St Louis Beer Bock & Pale on FOR RENT A five room modern cottage, 1707 Second street. In quire 804 Main street. Adv. 4-28-tf. FOR RENT Furnished house keeping rooms, on Depot St. Phone Red 1751. , 4-28-tf Draught and Bottleo at the THE L0TTES BAR U18JfferaonAT. fi-::''yyyw fe.-.V-.j 'V 4 . :K LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED -13 By Special Machinery , : f , j ' , Satisfaction Guaranteed 1 v LtiiGHToWs GAtlAGE 1 1 i'f?i;:f"f:'!' r V ': l