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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1916)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1916. A &RANDE EVENING OBSERVE pacz ir. I RUB-BEL The value of Rubber lies in its qualitv. Some peo ple know what rubber quality is; others do i&t. Wc know and we, will gladly tell you the ablutetfuality of any piece of rubber that you select from our stock. HOT WATER BOTTLES, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES GLOVES, BRUSHES, SPONGES, COMBS, NIP- PLES, TUBES, CUSHIONS, BULBS,, We sell all rubber goods for home, sick room, bath room or nursery. All best quality, all low cofti It is very advisable that you buy all rubber goods here. I RED CROSS DRUG STORE j "Annual House Cleaning Sale I 4 4 4 4 4. 4 4f . frV'V'The best house, the bent muBic' and " .-, ' -. r i we nest people. All dancers who en LOCAL BREVITIES, y- ! joy' these things see C. I DeVeie and join the Gaiety club Frtay, Jan. 7, 1916. Adv. .... :. , '" . .; l-5-2t. V 4 4 4 4. 4 4 4 4. 4 4 4 4 ; Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. .-V--, ,-; V;'- '':'- The Gaiety club rives its first dance of the second series 1 Friday- Jan. 7, 1916. Adv. ". .: .y- : .. l-6-2t W. N.' Keefer has gone to Marian, Kansas, on a. visit with friends. Now station ery, initial, in both gold and Hue lettering. Crane's ' linen lawn cards and box paper. Pound paper of all kinds at Silverthorn's. Adv. .. 12-80-tf. Over all competitors at San Fran eiseo, 1916 Panama-Pacific exposition, Queen of all vacuum sweepers. Call Mrs. E. S. Norris, Red 1031. Adv. v- ' . ............ Williams'Kidneyt.d Liver PiDf Tourist cars running through ' La Grande an now generally of the new type. Instead of the "-old-fashioned upholstering, imitation leather is now used. It is contended this is much more sanitary than the -former ma terial. -'Uv.-'-.'.'j 1 : :'J'. 'il-y ,- - -i? . ,' ' Dr. t?; a McMillan, " New Foley Building. If it isn't an Anscp i it; isn't the . v 1 12-27-tf. DENTIST best. Adv. Dr. C. S." Foster veterinary sur geon; office St; Louis barn. Adv.- .v fbfio-14-tf. Bt yen OTerworked yetur norma ijitem WHa trouoie vim yoar xuunn hhi Hftve jou pUu In loiii. tide lul' and ennaed trouble wl bnokf Have Ton a flabby appenraiw of the face and nndertbe eyeat If ao, nas WILUAMS' KIDNEY AND LIVKB PILLS. For sale by all amnUta. Price M centi. : VIU.IAMI KFB. CO, Print- Orotaii 0U V - MBWLIN DRUG Ca r The Columbia records' ii January are here. W. H. Bohnehkamp Co. Adv. . -.7 - ,m l-4-6f 1 Office ' Room No. .0wer ' ' Levy Vogd drug trtore-Adfi 3fr8(Mif ., ; See' Sftvarthorn'a complete 'line :of novels. All the latest in new books. ,-Adv. . ' - on 12-87-f. :. Drv Chain Wood. For sale bv Frank J. Bradley. Phone Red 1012. Adv. 12-14-tf, . Chores' Taxi Service Sommer no te!., Main 740 Adv.? s , ,; : . 8-21-tf I . ,Jan. lfttli hurbav to naii?water rent '-a... ...i . ''.L-i ,i. . . . r -7. - dan. xvw uumoay io pay waver ei,i witJoat penatty. without penalty. - Be sure to -bring your partner to the first dance of the second series of the Gaiety club Friday, Jan.'?; 191ft' Adv. , , . .. l-5-2t rJW'.'': . .f'-;: I. E. CHerzinfer, Oregon, IMKnU in itfiia.citv went to Portland.,' Mi morning to attend a meeting of state gents, . '.''iri-. : v : . ;; r -vr For Sale Three pool tables, cigar cases; everything complete all ready to igo to work. ' Phone Main Adv. l-6-3t. Use our Want Ad column. Dressmaking, and Indies Tanoring Remodeling a speciality. Misses Jones A Rahone, The Ladies Store; in West Jacobs Bldg., near T. M. C, A Adv. 11-6, tf. McCrary's Taxi end Auto service at Silverthorn's. : Day phone Main 20 ight phone Black 1551. Adv. ' .-. . il-19-tf. . Money to Loan. ; :. - ' : On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. Salesman wanted to sell our high grade stock. Especially attractive commission on certain lines planted in your section. . Most liberal offer we have ever made. Salem Nursery Co., Salem, Oregon. Adv. : ; 12-20-lm. Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. ; . . Altvfriends of members of Gaiety club who wish to join see C. M. pe Vere, First dance Friday, Jan. 7, 1916. Adv. ' - l-6-2t. Yesterday's snowstorm has ' in creased sleighing facilities. It is ap parent that the county will have more of this method of travel this winter than for a number of years past. Notice to Stock Holders. , The annual meeting of the stock holders of the United States Nation al Bank of La Grande will be held at their banking rooms on Tuesday Jan uary 11th, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year. -' . T. J. SCROGGIN, Cashier. Adv-Dec. 8. Jan. 10. Annual Meeting of Stockholders Notice is hereby given ..that the annual meeting of the stockholders of La Grande National Bank will be held at their Banking House in La Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday, Janu ary 11th, 1916, at the' hour of two o'clock P. M. At this meeting a Board of Directors will he dectsdtom for the year 1916 and until their suc cessors are elected, aad such i other business win be trims-! 1 J jr-ir WMW. . j:, ' '"T.-li HBttHtS, THE WONDERFUL FREE V, SEWING MACHIJlIj, .. v ? now on display at our NEW STORE. , Don't BUY until yoafsee this marvelous machine, We sJbo have for sale all makes of used machines at $5.00 and up each.. '- . . 'W v, , Sewing machines?.' for' rent ..Very low rates. . , F. D. HAISTEN Fnrnrtare on easy Payments IJbuse Cleaning bargains' on winter goods in Our , Men's Department.'! :. ' r .: i ' ; . : One lot Men's and Boys' Overcoats One-Half Price. , " '$2.00 and $2.25 Men's: fine wool" Underwear, h choice 98c.' - ' f Entire Sweater line reduced One-Third. Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts reduced to 63c 1 ." Men's $1.25 Dress Shirts reduced to 73c. Men's $1.50 Dress Shirts reduced to 93c. : Boys $1.25 and $1.50 flannel Shirts choice 95c. Wright's health Underwear for boys, regular ,:$1.00, sale 79c. ,; . Boys' fleece lined Underwear, regular 30c to 40c, sale 24c to 34c. ,' All lined gloves and mitts reduced 20 per cent. Outing Gowns and Pajamas reduced one-third. Broken line Men's Dress Hats One-Half price. Men Is and Bovs' Overcoats, regular $8.50 to $22.50, now $5.48 to $13.58. i Here's a few of the many money saving prices on vw 1 needed winter mercnandise from our JDK Y UUODfcJ DEPARTMENT. . ' - Ladies' Outing Gowns, regular price 90c to $1.50, now 49c to 99c. ' 1 " . - ''. v . - -. .'.-. '. ::. '';;.' :';,' -.-'. ; '-. -y. uv: ij:::: : Child's and Misses' Outing Gowns regular. 48c to 73c, now 39c to 59c. ' . ',",-,,, ... OREGON WOOLENS REDUCED TO 12 PRICE ! Cliild's and Misses' Wash Dresses, regular price 68c to $3.00 now 39c to $1.09. ...... All 'Knit Gaps . Half Price Bungalow Seta v Half Price ATI Mitfens Half Price Fancv Work Half Price All Skating Scarfs Half Price AB iRemrknUi Half Price Exceptional bargains in new scrims and curtain fabrics. -v . , - . 18c Kimona fleece goods now 10c yard. Entire Line Ladies' Coats and Suits now Half Price ---Entire Line Misses and Children's Coats now Half Price. One lot Ladies' Dress ; skirts worth to SI 2.60 choice .....i. ...$2.98 Broken line Misses' Coats, worth to f 8.50, choice ........41.98 Five only Ladies' . Suits worth to $20.00, choice .,$4.98 'House Cleaning Prices. , on. Ladies' House : . Dresses and Kim on as Choice of all Trimmed Hats . . .79c to $1.98 SEE THE BARGAINS IN HEATING STOVES.'; offered in our hardwai'e depiu'tment during' our: k annual house cleaning saje. Every stove at a big ( reduction rather than to hold them over. If your old stove is about burned out-r-Here's vour. chance ; to make big interest on your money" by purchasing a new one here' today. .It 4.. .-t " CLEAN-UP PRICES ON ALL , 1 j, v Stove boards,' coal hods, sleds statuary,-jardin-1 iers, hand painted China, Brassty are ; ' CLEAN-UP PRICES FROM OUR SHOE DEPT. All odd lots and broken line of shoes and house slippers at real money saving prices. .Come and look them over. 1 : . . .... Broken line house slippers' regular prices 63c to $1.68, Sale prittes 43c to $1.19. '' " , ', ' Men's house slippers up to $1.75, now $1.19. Broken line ladies' shoes to $3.00 now $1.49.. ? s Broken line ladies' shoes to $4.00 now $1,95. . -" ! ' One line ladies $4.00 and $4.50 shoes your cboice for1 $1.48. .' " : . f k Hundreds of unadvertised bargains equal to the above throughout every department. , , A page would t not ; suffice to list them all sdtcpme ftnd investigate them for youtself. v 1 ,U tl " eft? Thone or mail orders lr'rfm riI7I DTTT ft iil ipreoi Dener service UVJLULilN lYUi-iL. and better values ;. promptly filled: V FH!'. ' New McCall Magazine for February Just Arrived. j FARM LOANS Reasonable . Rates j SECURITY LAND O SA VINGS COMPANY J La Grande, Oregon faTWt1at day & pay witer 'wot" -wMkmt yenalty. Of batterv for liirhtinv btiA ntar. tag .purposes for any make of car. Free expert inspection of any buttery at any time. v Jobistoa & Hutlasd Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. . ' Giving his name as Dwyer, end claiming to have his home in Wa,tei ihury.r Conn.,: a. young man. was ex amined this afternoon by authorities for his sanity. He has been in La Grande a week, and has seemingly demonstrated a break of mind over religion.!'' He talks connectedly until his 'conversation' is switched over to religious matters when he - discloses his mental unbalance. . The January records are here. Hear them at once.-W. H. Bohnenkamp. Adv. -v l-4-5t. Mrs. Boddy on O avenue to witness the mariaige of John T. McPhee and Laura IW. Mercer, of North Powder, Kev. H. L. Ford officiating. -, - Horses Wanted. .Williamson' Bros, of Portland have just arrived in La Grande with the purpose of buying a quantity of good horses. Anyone having homes foy sale notify St Louis stable or Savoy hotel. Adv. 12-2-3t. Always At Your Call Phone Us Main 40 Delivery Jb free. We make1 no ex tra ohartre for delivering druir store goods and make a special point of promptness. We guarantee satisfac tion in every case. Try our prompt delivery service the next time drug stole goods are wanted and sava your own : time. Main 40, La Grande Pharmacy, West-Jacobson Bldg. We . pay best prices ror second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St, Phone Black 8851. , , , 9-14, tf. The Levy-Vogel drug store has un dergone - some extensive changes. A mezzanine floor has been built for of fice and storage purposes. This is a feature that gives much needed room to the store. On the main floor new fixtures have been put in. The soda , fountain is in place, being commodi ious and up to date, and show cases have been entirely (rearranged, giv ing a crisp and new appearance to the place. "We have spared no expense to make the store attractive and con venient, not only for ourselves but for the public as well" said Manager Levy today. . : . Metal Hot IWater Bottles ones that will last you a life time. Come in and let us tell you about them. The very latest improvement in the way of a hot water bottle at Silverthorn's. Adv. . 12-21-f The Western Union has announced through Manager Sprinkle here that night letters will now be received up to 2 a. m. Formerly the time limit was 12 o'clock. Although the main office closes at 10 o'clock here, the railroad company handles the matter filed later than that hour. HILL'S MONEY MAKING ; GAINS. BAR- Chance for Investor and - Trader to i n? Make Money Now. Logged-off : land at $7.60 an acre, 3 to 5 miles, from railroad in .Union county, ,r ,j y i-v'."-i' ' . '' . 0M .acres. oif wheat land in Umatilla county for sale. Will take La Grande property .fon first payment and crop paymentonvthe balance, i . , 80,aneso alfalfa to trade for L Grarjdsijlty -property, v i,, , v Prttejnoney o loan. Ui t U.1 ,1 J'l ,1.1 I'll :.'.! J the church iU . were, jin e the . ftnse - Lord's -day morning : McDonald's 8lnd Johnstona best chocolates for your holiday candy et Silverthorn's. Adv. 12-80-tf. ! WHY NOT TRY PQPHAM'S ! ASTHMA REMEDY . Given Prompt and Positive Belief In ETery I vuk. sum uf iiruKRiHKi. rricvviAM. r TtIbI Package br Hall 10c. WILLIAMS MFQ. CO., Propt Cleveland, 0. Putman's Di-a Store. The Ladies Parish socity of the Lutheran church will meet at the This evening the Methodist prayer meeting will begin at 7 o'clock. This is on account of the choir practice. Evenings of this week are given over to a week of prayer. , . J ' J J i J J J 'J . PERSONALS..,, MPENII , ,,'f 1U IIUUUIIIIUU' . Mrs. D. H. Detchon, wife of a Boise newspaper man, is here to visit her parents Mr. and' Mrs.. John Clark. The family gathering is also- made the merrier by the presence of Mrs, M. E. Hallett, wife of the late rail iroad builder who was known in early railroading. Mrs. Hallett now lives at Lewiston. She is a sister of Mr, Clark. Mrs. iienoert Browning and . son Harold returned last evening from a holiday visit with relatives in Enter prise. .She was ttccomnanied bv Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Browning of San SHERRY THEATRE PROPRIETOR; WISHES TO RAISE STANDARD .Will Join the . Arcade to Promote : ;-. Quality in the Movie Shows. .-. ' After reading the interview in Is3t evening's Observer given out by Mrs. H. B. Leiter, one of the new owners ; of the Arcade theatre, Mr. Trull of the Sherry theatre . announced his readiness at all times to co-operate with the Arcade management in any thing that will tend to betterment of picures in La Grande, and will use af- Francisco who have been dn ' Enter- I:.7 maintain the high .standard of prise and are now on their way home. oe -nerry tneatre, which has fceen MUs Dorothy Meyers, daughter of , Prononced in the past- Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Meyers left last When asked for announcement of, evening for Portland to resume her i th.e fonlLn! attractions Mr. Trull re work in St Mary's Academy. She is phed tha ,a. ""mary , of high now in her second year of the course. Sf proaucuons .at tne Bherry now I but he furnished the following partial 1 list of the advance (bookings for his iiiwire; Use our Want Ad column. Found a Sure Thing. I. B. Wixon, Fi.-mors Mills, N. Y., has used Chamberlain's Tablets for years for disorders of the stomach anc liver and says, "Chamberlain's Tablets lare the best I have ever used," Ob tainable everywhere.' , For Rheumatism. As soon ,te an attack of Rheumatism begins apply Sloan's Liniment Dont waste time and suffer unnecessary acrmvv. A -four H rnna f Gttnan'n T parsonage, 06 Main street for its m15; "Jtne aected parts is all you annual election, tomorrow afternoon, (Thursday.) Besides the election there will be several other matters of business to be disposed of. . An inter esting meeting is looked -forward to by the ladles of the society .and tneir friends, v " . Tomorrow, Thursday, being the Feast of. the Epiphany, there will he a celebration . of the Holy Eucharist, in fit' Peter's church, b ten o'clock. The choir wilt meet for,. radios at eight p.30. ,,t f, 'y Jfvr, .rff U'.l tXM' .'"''!' It..; nii.n) i ijmt 'il.'d"' ''! n and jturelsieKipyHvhti' I need. : The pain goes at once, A grateful sufferer writes: "I was suffering for three weeks with Chronic Rheumatism and Stiff Neck, although I tried many medicines, they failed. . Fortunately , I heard of Hloanls Liniment and after Ufdng it three or four days am trp amd well. I ani employed at the biggest depart ment store in S. F. where they employ front six to eight hundred hands, and hey surely will hear all about Sloan's Liniment H. B. Smith, .flan Fmji. ii.n.lP ox in new yefx.axroup acKwave rfpnmut, nes vxrv&m:ner ' 1 and friendt assembled at the borne of . 1 , 12-80-tf. UK! Hllrh .Gf4a. Jy 1 rnrtteM sk. mors than the other kisd-Ofeserm Fox Features. The Family Stain Frederick Perry. ..--'. .. Carmen Theda Bara. . . The Broken Iaw William Farnum. The Galley Slave Theda . Bara. The Blindness of Devotion Robert Mantel). .. r; Pathe Gold Rooster. . The Menace of the Mute Arnold Daly. Nedr Faria Marinoff. The House of Fear Arnold Daly, i !. Mary's Lamb Richard Carle. Henry W. Savage successes includ- .' ing Excuse Me, Madam, Everywoman, . and The Merry Widow. . ' . . ' ,. Metro Productions. ',' My Madonna Olga Petrova. ji '' One-jMillion Dollar-WiIliam Fav- erhani.v ''''";') . ;. -.': -v:! The Woman Pays VaJU Vail. V) V .v A Yellow StreakrvLionel . .. Bum.. ..- more. . ;. Mr. Trull also urges everyone to W itert'fftr Charlie Chanlin In hi v ibwlesjofc' on Carmen. ""f-; , dw Vv (wrm!''Wl - - .vp....... u ,kj. ".-.( ForlSaW-Three pool tabW;'e?gar', i' eaaesi evervthhur comnlet all mH h,
