FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1916.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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For Cold Feet
Sufferers from cold feet, if
they get along , without a
hot water bottle, miss a lot
of comfort that should be
theirs. .
A Hot Water Bottle
costs, little if purchased
here, Of course, our best
one&are the kind to buy,
because they are made of
heavier rubber and have
reinforced seams which
make thm more durable.
We -have just receivedSa
fresh lot from the factory,
: f l $1.00 to $2.50.
RED GROSS
DRUGSTORE
FOUND-AAuto chafed Party tan r; JM.lOtk lart day to pay water rent '
nave same oy proving property ana . wiuioui penalty. ,
paying fot advertising. Adv. ., . . i ,,,..
, i 1 , " i. 1-7-lt. . A lady, who does not care to make
' ; ' .!...... .' public her name, advises Observer
FOR SALE A Hudson.automoblle in readers that a netted rock placed in
trrmA AnniJUinn C. ' O.. ,1 a utmrn ., . n!Li 1.1 ........ .
Sraas.-Adv. ', f Vv 1-7-2W colls from freezing. She states she
;. ; r ,: . has tried this method of protecting
' Money to Unn. " , 'the coils and has found it successful.
On Imnrovad raa) nronrtv in Union tThe rock will keeD warm all nieht.
! county, no delays, eeKat rates. La states, , ,., , ; r
! Grande . Investment CeUrAdv. 4 ' ' f "tr" T7Z T'''
' ::; (. 5 I ? Ed Reisland left todav for Port
I ou.. ...,J' i.-.ji viu d where he attends a convention of
l wwava..ll Hnumj w evil vur UIKII. Willuiyl I).. .....
grade stock. Esoecia.lv attractive ?l'J?LJ?Lr
commission on certain'tlne. planted to TS' n"r'" Z'
W-i Ml. 1 V iUl! WIS, 7 ? vain
who will visit bis . grandmother in
our section. , Most liberal offer we
have ever made. Salem Nursery Co.,
Salem, Oregon. Adv. ' . 12-20-lm.
First of the Year Time to start on ,
a new set of books. See Newlin Book
& Stationery Co. Ady. f l-7-8t
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The 17-year-old son of J. E. Beard
of Kamela yesterday underwent au
operation as a result of-an accident in
which a . younger brother almost cut
the lingers off one of 'hishands. V:
Portland.
HILL'S
MONEY MAKING
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BAR.
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Chance for Investor and "Trader .to
, Make Money. Now. ... ,."'.;;'
Logged-off land at $7.50 an acre, 3
to 5 miles from railroad in Union
county. ',; -i'i':,v (-:. '.v
V 604 acres of wheat land in Umatilla
Mlinf v M on In '! 11 111 4.lrB T n M. wAt
Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent property for first payment and crop
without penalty.,,,:, H -(;:: ' -V, payment on the batwlca. . '
80 acres of alfalfa to trade for La
The very newest thing in metal hot
water bottles aluminuri and nickel.
Silverthorn'i Adv. 1 1-6-tf.
nrWTIQT Dr. tvTB. McMillan,
lill 1 101 New Foley Building.
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: If it isn't an Ansco - isn't the
best Adv. ; , ' J''., 12-27-tf.
fc LOCAL BREVITIES.
Jan; 10th last day to pay water rent
without penalty.
Over an competitor at San Fran
iseo, 1916 Panama-Pacific exposition,
Queen of all vacuum sweepers. Call
Mrs. E. S. Norrts, Rod 1031-Adv.
. 9-21-Sm. .
. , Dry Chain Weed. .' r
For sale by Frank J. Bradley. Phone
Red 1012, Adv.- ' 12-14-tf.
- Jan. iOth last day to pay water rent
without penalty.
For Sale Three pool tables cigar'
eases; everything complete all ready
to go to work. Phone Main' 723.
Adv. l-6-3t
Dr. C. S. Foster, . veterinary sur
geon: office St. Louis barn. Adv.
. 10-14-tf.
Grande city Dronertv.
Private money to loan.
, , HENRY T. HILL,
I. A. Bingaman, the Imbler or
chardist, iretumed this morning from
Iowa. He reports entire absence of
snow in Iowa and Eastern Nebraska.
Notice.
All persons knowing., femselves in
debted to John Dordan please make
payment at once. . . -
, Yours JResp't
Adv. 1-7-tf. . JOHN DORDAN.
' The Columbia records for January
are here. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Adv. l-4-6t.
' : . ' till:
! Office Room No. 4flyer - Levy
Vogel drug store. Adv. 12-80-tf.
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Shores' Taxi Servlce.i&ommer no
te). Main 740 Adv. , . 2-21-tf
Claude Jones, son of Joe Jones, was
in La Grande last night to visit his
relatives for the first time in four
years. . Mr. Jones lived in La. Grande
until recently, accepting a position
with a wholesale leather house. He is
still in that business but has had his
territory changed. , He went out to
'branch line points this mprning.
Seasonable winter merchandise at saving prices just.when you need it most
with several months of winter weather ahead, you should take advantage of
the Drastic reductions offered in every department during our
The January records are here. Hear
them at once. W. H. Bohnenkamp.
Adv. l-4-6t.
' ' Jan.. 10th last day to'pay'water rent
without penalty, . fj a v -.
A new line of hot water -' bottles,
metal and cloth insert bags. A com
plete line of rubber articles at Silver
thorn's. Adv. , - - 1-6-tf.
Dressmaking and Ladles Tailoring
Remodeling a speciality. Misses
Jones ft Rabone, The Ladies Store; in
WestiJicobs Bldg., near Y. M. C. A.
Adv. ;: , 11-6 tf.
Notice to Stock VMdera. ;
The annual meeting ofthe stock
holders of the United States Nation
al Bank of La Grande will le 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, o ,V
T. J. SCROGGIN.vCashier.
Adv'-Dec.. 8. Jan. 10.
' Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent
without penalty. . .
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Last night's snowfall was one of the
biggest of the year and considerable
difficulty was 'experienced - today . in
getting tracks cleared. At the depot
large platform space was cleared
with the use of wheelbarrows, work
men hauling the' snow away. " Fortu
nately, there was little wind, and- the
light particles were . not disturbed
much until they had time to settle. A
hard wind this morning would have
created great havoc. ,
Miss Ethel Wright leaves this
evening for Corvallis where she is a
student in O. A. & She has been
visiting - her parents Mir. and Mrs. J.
K. Wright - : ... . .-. '
CASH SPECIALS FOR SATUDRAY.
Standard Com and Peas, per can 10c
35c Steel Cut Coffee, per pound 29c .
Citrus Washing Powder .....:..20c
Macaroni, 3 packages f or ; .......25c
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THE WONDERFUL FREE-
SEWING MACHINE.
Joel ; Grocery S
Corner Cedar and Washington.
Main 759 '
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Annual House Cleaning Sale
i -Entire Sweater line ; . .Men's $15.00 winter ' Men's $12.50 winter
.i ; . "reduced l-3rd.; , ,. Suits, now $7.50. . ; Suits, now $6.25. t
50 Men's and Boys' f TJt Men's $2.00 and $2,25 finest, QO V
Overcoats . . ,,2 lCv "VVool Underwear, choice . yOv
Entire Line Mackinaws & Sheep Lined Coats Reduced
J Men's lined mitts and Boys,' $1.25 and $1.50 , Men's $1.00 to $1.50
y; Gloves reduced 20 ' military collar, wool Dress Shirts, now
percent. " shirts, choice 95c ' 63c to 93c.
; Entire Line Ladies', Misses' and Child's Coats Price
;adies ' Coats were. Misses' Coats were ' Child's Coats $1.80
$7.50 to $20.00, now . $4.50 to $10.00, now h ' ' to $7.50, now .
' $3.75 to $10.00. $2.25 to $5.00. ' 90c to $3.75.
; All Millinery reduced . All .fancy work . Skating Scarfs and Mit-
; ; v to Half Price Tto1j. t..j tens all One-Half
r and less. . ' Price, .
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.! Broken line Entire line Oregon Woolens Lace Curtains
v t Ladies' Waists aiid CoaUngs, now , and Scrims reduced
' .' ' Half Price. 1 half-price , 1-4 to l-3rd.
Hundreds of house cleaning bargains like these throughout each of our five
; big departments.
- Phone or mail ,
'orders promptly
filled. 'Main 756.
GOLDEN RULE CO.
The' store of
better service
and better values
Mr. and Mrs. S.' N. Browning, of
minwilln. . Hal., have returned 'to
their home after visiting eastern Ore
gon relatives. ,-. r .
McCrary's Taxi and Auto service
at Sflverthorn's. , Day phone Main 20
night 'phone Black 1551. Adv.- "
7 .J,v.- , 11-19-tf.
Dr. Margaret Ingle returned : thin
morning from Portland where she has
been visiting friends for a week.
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We nav Dest nrlces ror second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black
8351. . i . 9-14, tf.
Our Own Free Delivery.
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Do you want to save money on men's
women's and children's shoes? If so'
now is the time to buy. :; -
Special lot of Ladies' button Shoes
good styles in broken sizes, prices up to
$4.50 on sale at, per pair ....$2.35
Special lot of Children 'si Shoes
broken sizes, lace and button, on sale at
per pair ; . .$1.00
Special lot Men's work Shoes up to .
$4.50 per pair, on sale at per pair $2.65
now on display at aur NEW
STORE. .
; .Don't BUY until you see this
marvelous machine. '
We also have for sale all
makes of used machines at $5.00
and up each.
Sewing machines for rent.
Very low rates.
F; D. KAISTEN I
Furniture on easy Payments
FARM LOANS
Reasonable Rates
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SECURITY LAND b SAVINGS
COMPANY j
La Grande, Oregon
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L. J. FrencK Shoe Go.
We can furnish the correct style
of battery for lichting and start
ing purposes for any make of car.
Free expert inspection of any
battery at any time.
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Johnston & Riesland
R. J. Green has moved his law of
fices to Room 14 and 15 in the Palm-
er-Roesch building, over Lilly's hard-"
ware Sttore. Adv. l-7-4t.
R. L. Kemp, who moved from La
Grande this week to the J. O. Anson
farm, originally known as tho Parker
place, called yesterday and says he
has taken a five year lease on tho
farm and that he will be an Elginits
for a few years at least. His wife
arrived this week and thoy are now
gettinjf comfortably located in their
new home. . ' , . '
W. Cottam, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.
R E. Ouaide.. W. C. Cuaick, North
Powder, E. F.- Clark, Alice!; Fred
Mires, L. B. Carter, Alicel: Lew Lud
lam, Portland,, Reirihart Kochmann,,
New Yorte; G. W. DeLay, Hot Uke.
Foley Hotel Guests.,
S. E.'WleHover,' A. W. Buckner,
Portland Ival WTerry, Spokane; R.'
L. Hensel and wife, Wallowa; F. E.
Smith, Elgin; E. B. Tuttle, Imbler;
Mr. and Mrs. McFarland; J. A.
IWeatherby; J. J. Klcgan and wife, El
gin; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Leaky; Jas.
Mulch, C. C. Gibson, Portland; W.
F. Adrs, G. C. Gent v. Eugene: G. H.
Hannen, Joseph; Mrs. B. Williamson,
enterprise; U. lionergan, 1'entlle
ton; J. C. Comblin, Klondike; C M.
Blair Chicago; F. A. Holmes, Enter
prise; L. V. Furgason, Haines: Guy
Geigar, Haines; Geo. McKnown, Portv
land; J. Raffer, Boise; Chas. Jackson.
Vincent; Al Daniel. Cove; E. L. Wil
liamson. , , ,.
' . Botanist Visits La Grande.
. W- C. Cusick, of the North Powder '
section, Is a business visitor in La:
Grande today. Mr. Cusick is locally
known as a botanist, and it is a prob
able fact . that he is known in the:
scientific world in this particular
branch of research by a larger num
ber than the entire population of east-':
em Oregon. He is recognized among
many of the institutions of the eaut
as being one of the best, if not tho
best, botanical authority in the north-',
west. : ) ; jj
i Meeting of MiHsion Band.
The Mission Band of the Presby
terian church will meet at the homo
of Mrs. Anderson, No. 507 Adams
avenue, tomorrow (Saturday) after
noon at 2:30 o'clock . All 'members
and invited guests are specially in
vited to come.
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PERSONALS.
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Hazel Last returned last night af
ter spending the past two weeks vis
iting with friends and relatives in
Walla Walla and Spokane.
I. R. Snook Is down from Haines to
day on one of his occasional business
trips.
Art Wjenzel, wife and daughter
have returned from a. visit in Grand
Rapids and Merrill, Wisconsin. , :
Mrs. E. R. Humphreys and her
mother, Mrs. Allie Lowe, returned
last night from a visit to North
Yakima. . riK!
Arrivals at the Savoy.
A. S. Quinter, Walla Walla; Roy
'Reatris; Wm. A. Dalziel, Portland; W.
S. Smith, Chicago; R. Williams, Pen
dleton; Louis Rande.11, Wallowa; ' A,
Rumberg; Bessie Gorden; E. F.
Jones. La Grande; Avin Ohins, Elgin;
!W. M.McCullough; Burl Kooch, En
terprise; M. Langstrom, Flnterprise;
F. L. Van Slythe, Umatilla; J. W.
Cummins, Elgin; S. G. Ruckman, Ali
cel; B. W. Farley, Baker; C. B. Gal
loway; James Evans, Boise: S. A.
Mantuth, Union; R. C. Cartmif, Port
land; H. A. Belding, Portland; Frank
Redding; A. G. Winn, La Grande.
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Sommer TTotel Arrivals.
H. A. Mitchell, St. Louis; E. C,
Skiles, Seattle; R. TC. Edwards, La
Grande; M. U. Howell, Bert Moonsch,
H. K. I.uee, C. 13. rrewitt, Portland;
Jas. ' Griggs, Tacoma; H. J. Moirs,
Portland; Geo. Stanley. Wendling,
Ore.; G. B. Veets, Portland; J. S. Put
ton, Spokane; H. V. Kuhn, Boise; C.
TOY'
Words like "Best" and "Highest Quality " can be !
used rightly and wrongly, to describe any coffee.
It means nothing to say that Barrir gton-JTaU is the
best coffee, but it does mean something to know it
through personal experience.
The fineness of your taste Will afford the best proof
of Barrington-Hall supremacy. By simply saying
Barrinton-Hall Coffee when you order, this is what
you will get:
Sixty cups to the pound. Coffee that costs you lesr
than 3-4 of a cent a cup. Coffee that nobody ev
matched. Coffee with a delicious lingering1 aft'
taste. Coffee with the bitter chaff and dust remov
barb; INGTON-IIALL coffee comes if
AND TWO POUND CANS-U5c AND f
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