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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1915)
SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1915. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER page envL-; b It S ;ni n m re harry i iiif. nr tt run rc run n irn)) ""u u,i,,m I Inl It 111 1J K I IJTERESTI rJ6 HEWS ITEMS Tn where every price represents full value. A dollar buys more here than elsewhere. Compare the goods and the prices. Ladies' $2.50 comfort 6hoes $185 Ladies' $1.50 comfort Juliets 98' Ladies' $2.50 dress shoes $1.49 Ladies' $3.50 - dress shoes .... Ladies' $2.00 sandals Ladies' storm rubbers Ladies'"20c black cotton hose Ladies' 25c sample vests .... $2.85 . $1.65 39 10 121-2 Culled from Obsorvor files 18 years ago Monday December 20 iM'V-.-C, T. Mc Danials is in Wallowa cuio'-y on business. Members . of Chrystal . J'.ermr'.a Lodge No 50, I.O.O.F., are making extensive preparations for their grand ball Christmas eve. ; ; '.; . WE DELIVEF 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. Perhaps you are tired of beef ; let us suggest some chops, or a smoked ham or bacon.' We have a large stock and can send you any size. Grande Ronde Meat Co. Eastern states an oportunity to feast tholr eyes upon onr resources in. their own cities. Mr. Sargent will collect enough material consisting of a dis play of our minerals, woods, grains, fruits and vegetable to fill from one to five cars and they will be. display ed during tho Omaha exposition after which they will be added to a similar train of Pacific coast exhibits which will tour all eastern1 cities. He ex pects to start his exhibits by the first Jas. Woodell was up from Summer- of August. villa yesterday pickine out'his Christ. ! 1. - mas pr1 ents. Mr. and rMs. Newhard, the genial " proprietors of the Hot Lake resort - J. G.. Mundy, La Grande's favorite wore in the C'ty on business Monday. Kail rtifslVtAt dimaxol vtAnwa Unn an . ' ' ' 1 ' " turned after nn hWtipa nf frn .r. 1 Born to Mr' and Mr- C-L. Mc KinniS , - ' jet Summcrville a daughter.; . . tntjiiiv HoBtw,uH k . bvm TKiJ Two v sons , of A. S. Brown will-be a serious loss to the youhg and, Summeryille were in La Grande rowini .itv Tuesday with a load of charcoal for . . I the blacksmith Alexander. Mr. Brown V w: Hnlv ;af P.nJirt, wh, h,! been .in the coal business for a huH kiwt hlin., , i sw ' numoer 01 years ana is not able to em Oregon, 82 points, while in the - -" city tied .P. E. Enloe's score of 71. ! ' . ;, ,.T - ' - J A. Oardniier on Siitiuouy pui- R. Morris of Imhler. who is ahnt ichased the Thomas residence and tiio rom ambush last summer, has rent-jtrhct for $550 and before 12 houis ied and mover to the John Smith )'!ad-rolIod awnv ho resoled it to Join place near Cove. KAnthony. C. E. Oliver was in the city Sat urday wearing the emblems of a de feated boxer. As we did not see the 'other fellow we withhold comments, any way Charles says it was only a partition he ran against.' - Last . Saturday . night the Masons elected the following officers; Dr. Steinkamp W. M. E Kiddie senior warden, A. Blockland J. W., J. M. Berry treasurer, Arthur Williams secretary, H. C. Shopshire tyler. W. B. Sargent has lost his Jersey cow and a black buggy horse. A suitable reward will be paid for their return. , Among those who proferred their service to the government in case it lis found necessary to send an expedi tion to Dawson with provisions, we find the nnmo nf nant IToxTa tf tViiu f city. GEO. PROPERLY BUILT FENCE should last for years. The first : consideration is of course the ' , ... . . f right . kind of pickets, base boards and other materials. Right at this lumber yard is the -.place to buy them. Then you'll get the kind that win last for years. v . ' ... PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone Maia 8 . Tuesday Dec. 21. The board of directors of the Commercial club who 1 1 last night signed a contract with Utah capitalists for the construction or a 350-ton plant to make beet sugar. , Fred Seelys' new eramanhone Ifluitc an attraction in his cignr store. i Want Ads. YEAKS AGO (he crier an. nounced the au,ctin sale then came the hand bills and their "hit or miss" results today the effective way is ' the Want Ads they hit the mark.. That' what' counts. WANTED Girl for goneral hoMse work Phone M 62. 4-27-tf FOR RENT Furnished modern four -.''.room house, close in. Yard for gar den. Call Main 728 4-27-4t Thoro are now three companies in the garrison at Boise. The Cove string band will give 'concert New Year's eve. Peter Kuhn who has been visiting his son Will at Baker City, has re turned to the city. John Goforth of Starkey is in the 'city visiting his biother-in-Iaw J. K, Fitzgerald and wife. ' , w. a. sargent nas pertected ar- rangments whereby he will give the MAKES H liM HQPPI N ; MAD.1 BUCK SELLER . SAYS HE FEFLS J U S T LIKE A HOSS WITH A BUPR UNDER THE SADDLE WHEN ANYONE TRIES TO PASS OFF A CIGARETTE ON HIM FOR A 20forI0 FOR FENT Two or three furnished housekeeping rooms, modern, pan try, bath; first floor; clo3e in. Phone main 715, or call 904 Penn. Ave. 4-7tf. FOK RENT An eight room houso enquire DutH Bakery. 4-15-tf WANTED TO BUY Unlimited num ber of calves, at weaning age. Call F. E. Stilwell, Black 1601. 3-15-tf. 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 RENT Furnished House keeping Rooms; Bath. No children Black 771. 4-16-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 Black Minorca and white leghorn setting eggs from selected winter layers. Phone Red 192. Mrs. Geo. Chapman... 4-23-16tp FOK RENT -Two nicely ifui nis,.ec rocnis for l.fiht housekeeping, with lath, also one. bed room. Mode.Mt" charges two blocks from center of town. 1F12 ilnmB. or Phone Hlncli mi. -7 - i FOR SALE Three week old pure! bred Holstein bull calf of Pontblc strain. Also Wgh-grade fresh Hoi. stein rows. Inquire Edwin Morris iii, Summerville. Adv. 4-17-tf. LOST A Masonic keystone watch charm, with openwork center, find er will please return to Geo. H. Cu-rey and receive liberal re ward. 4-17-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Fifteen I Hundred dollar automobile in tine .condition. Will trade for desirable property or will sell cheap for cash. Jake Biever will demonstrate car and undersigned will quote figures aid conditions of trade. Doone Woedell, Red 3541. Adv. ., 4-17-14. FOR SALE Sorrell driving mare 5 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. ' 4-29-St FOR RENT A five room modern cottage, 1707 Second street. In quire 804 Main street. Adv. ; 4-28-tf. WANTED A young man from 16 to 19 years of -age. High school boy preferred. Office work. Honesty and speed necessary.. Address "S" m care ef Observer. Adv. ' ' . 4-26-tf. rol are offered the right hanU A man should know his banker. Gall in- you will feel at home in our 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 a single dollar. Try it and watch it grow. . The United States National Bank, La Grande, Oregon Wm. Miller Geo. T. Cochraii U. G. Couch Dr. A. L. Richardson J. C. Henry DIRECTORS J. L. Caviness ' . J. F. Conley Dr. C. T. Bacon T. J. Scroggin Do You Earn Your Living? First public market a cash meat market for the benefit of the people. 204 1-2 N. Fir St., La Grande. , Phone Main 721. MONUMENTS Latest designs, made in La Grande. We have our own quarry. Rubble and Dimension Stone always on hand. Concrete Blocks E. C. DAVIS Corner Greenwood and S. Ave., La Grande, Oregon LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED By Special Machinery Satisfaction Guaranteed LEIGHTON'S GARAGE muum Fresh Supply of Lemps St. Louis Beer , Bock & Pale on Draught and Bottles at the THE L0TTES BAR 1118 Jeff erson Ave.
