La Grande evening observer., January 08, 1916, Image 5

SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1916.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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jao. iinn last aay to pay water rent
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.without penalty.
' Dry Chala Wooa.- . -.:
For sale by Frank J. Bradley. Phone
;Red 1012. Adv. ; , 12-14-tf.
, ) Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent
- .without penalty.
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i' j Julius Fisher received by express
' today a. thoroughbred Poland China
pig from the W. J. Grahao stock
. farm at Howard Lake, Minn.
Annual
Meeting of ScocUioldera
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Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
ef 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. H. At this meeting a Board
iof Directors will be elected to serve
:f or the year 1916 and until their suc
cessors are elected and qualify, and
such other business will be trans
acted as may properly offer. . , v
- j F. L, MEYERS,
1 ' Cashier.
: . -'!,.- Mosey te tVw.-'- "
i On improved real property in Union
coonty, no delays, current rates. La
Grande-In veetment CorAdv. , . ,.-!
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..s McCiary's Taxi sad Ante service,
at Sflverthorn's. Day phqne .Main. 20
night phone Black 165L Adn-- i
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-.-We pay, beat. price .tor,,.--cpnd
. K.Mt .Fnrni tnra. . DYAL'S .FJUXNI
; R. J. Green has moved hi law. of-;
fics to Room 14 and 15 in the,.Palnvi
' er-Roescn building,' over' Lilly's, bard
;are'. bre.T- Adv.'. .... : M-
:' First of the Year Time to start on
a new set of books. See Newlin, Book
& flonery CoAdv. , ( 1-7-St
Use our Want Ad column. "v
j NEW MID
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Dresses
Easily Made at
.-Home; With
v February ..
McCall
Patterns
NOW ON
SALE
A whole season's
smartest styles
are 1 accurately
forecast in the
beautifully illus
trated. ,'.' ;
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AttraetiT Afternoon Dron
McCll PattrfOl Not.
Twooltbeocw Fcbiuair doilftiia.
; Book of Fashions
. .- . . yjjjgj. Quarterly)
NOW ON SALE
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ehanees which are appearing in the world of
fashions.',P.T,;
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La Grande, Oregon.
JLt thC OhtldfCn
KODAK
- Add to your kodak al
, bum, tli pictu'is of their
out door spouts. .
Brownie's $1.00 'to $12.00 '
DRUG STORE i
Salesman wanted v-Yo? sell our high
grade stock. Especially attractive
onmiaiioit on certain lnea planted in
kiu miw Di.il b Mm. P.
Salem, Oregon. Adv. ., 12-20-lm.'
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..them at once. W.. H. Bohnenkamp.
iAdv.
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Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent
without penalty. ... ( - .;. ;
The very newest thlrigs in metal hot
water bottles aluminum and nickel.
iSil verthorn Adv. ; 1-6-tif.
DENTIST
Dri W.D. McMiUan,
New Toley Building.
If it isn't an Ansco
best Adv.
isn't the
12-27-tf.
Dr.
geonj
C. S. Foster,' Veterinary sur
office St Louis tSam. Adv.
10-14-tf. .
Noticei-
All persons luiowiMfAemselves in
debted to' John Donhh please .make
payment at oncwyww '!"v- ;
T6tt?s Resp'f
Adv. 1-7-tf. ' (JOHN-DORDAN.
The Columbia record for January
are here. W. He Bohnenkamp Co.
Adv. . l--5t.
' Office Room No;'1 4- 'Over Levy-;
Vogel drug store. Adv 12-80-tif. '
Shores' Taxi ServTceV'Sommer Ho
tel. Main 740 Ad v.;. ; 2-21-tf
Jan. 10th last day to pay waUr rent,
without penalty.
'A new 'line of hot -wtw butties,
metal and doth ineeTt'tigs'.. A em
plete Use of rtbber article et Silver-thmV-Adv.
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holders of that United' States Nation
al Bank of La Grand will ce neia at
their banking room jbrtToesday Jan
n.i-i, llfh. t the hour of 2 o'clock p.
m. for the purpose of electing a board
of directors for tne enswng year. -
T. J.: SCROGGIN, Cashier.
Adv-Dec;. 8. Jan. W,a. - - ' '
'Janl i(H!h last day t5pay water rent
wrtkout penalty. ...-).,- h.
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Dftinty Skating Coitunw
, McCall Patterni Not. 696I-69M
Two ot tlw otw dciiim.
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v Jan. 10th last day to pay water rent
wiuioui penalty.
HILLS- MONEY MAKING: bar.
GAINS.
Chance for Investor and Trader to
Make Money Now. : .
Logged-off land at $7.60 an acre, 8
to 5 miles from railroad in Union
county. . "-, ' v
604 acres of wheat land in Umatilla
county for sale-. Will take La Grande
property fori, first payment and crop
payment on the balance. p
80 acres of alfalfa to trade for IM
Grande city property. .i
Private money to loan.
,?, HENRY T. HILL,
To the business firms opening up
new oooks zor -we coming year. new
stocks tf ledgers and journals extra
width and extra length, 4 at Silver
thorn's.v-Adv, . : V a l-8-2t.
new books tor tlx coming year. New
. For Sale or Trade." -i,
Ten acres 6ne-half mile north from
Island - City, ' four-room house, barn
and small buildings; good land. Will
CUK6
good La . Grande 1 property as
part payment terms on balance. La
Grande Investment .Co.v, . .jAdv. l-8-0t
There will to.-German ' services at
the Lutheran church tomorrow after
noon. ' ...! .w.. 1 'i.''ii.' t-v : V ;
: Mrs. A. B. Davis entertained a num
bee of young people, at her home New
Year's Eve, in honor of Merton and
Edna Davis who were home for the
holidays, says .the Union Republican.
The evening 1 was ' spent in playing
games and music. At 10:30 the
guests were ' served with dainty re
freshments.',. After watching the New
Year in, they departed for their
homes. The invited guests were the
following: ': Emma Crego, ; Deiirdre
Carnes of North Powder; . Mildred
Oliver, of La Grande; Myra Wiggles
worth. Eleanor Hall, Mar jorie Miller,
Fannie MjcKeniion, Luvia and Hilda
Spray, Eleanor Davis, Victoria Calli-
han, Pauline Combes, Dorothy Town-
ley, Margaret Callihan and Edna
Davis: Messrs. Lewis Bideler, Ehr-
man and Herbert Hall, Adolph and
Gussie Lewin, Clark Carnes of Nortb
rowder, Cameron caiunan, wnson
Yowell, Lloyd Perkins, Henry Mc"
Callum, George and Adrian Goodbrod,
Marie Phy. and Merton Davis. . : v
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PERSONALS.. r H M J
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rClyde . Myers, the Suminerville
farmer, is in town: for a. few days'
visit witn relatives. - -
J: L." Slater, the architect left this
morning for Enterprise to 1 look up,
some business propositions.
R. A "WDkerton "came 'down from
eafcham Wday. . ; , - " " ''.
' iGeerge Benson, ex-county 'cierK ana
fiheof the Union cnrrts'si all-!routtdf
.Kcivie 'champion is ioVer if rom jUniort
Guests at Savoy. I
Albert E. Hnbbord, Portland; W. O.
Bigelo; Vf.i H. Smiths 1 Chicago' G.
W.'-Estea, -Jmbler; Mrs. Nora Webb
and children, Alicel;- J.; T. ..Gibbons,
-Vincent; Maud . MeKensie, Walla
Walla.: J. D;, WoodelUend wife. Im
eWerj Geo. W Peach, La Grande; T.
t.' Fisher, Xa Grande; W. E. Ruck-
man and wife, Alicel: M. J. Page: J.
,W. Cummings,: Elgin;. Geo. W. MU'
shell, Imbler; Tom Tucker, Baker, Ida-
, .f ill. UCIVWO, V. U. XOLAOA, UlllMlgVf
LV K;, Wlalla Walla; A. M. Rich, San
Francisco: Mr. nd Mrs. A. Johnson.
John E.'Doorakj'Phoenx; Hi'L. Meyer.
Portland;-P. C. Gartley, Snn Francisco
C. M. Biair, Chicago; Mrs. C. H. Smith,
Wallowa; ieo. u. Haslett, riansas
City, Mo.; P. D. Hoag. Spokane: L.
A. Hudson, 'Chicago; Thos. Duncan and
wife, la Grande; (j. H. flaymer,
Portland; O. M. McCusker, Jr., Seat
tle; Ralph 'Stubblefield and wife. En
terprise; W. B. Kidd, Portland; C.
A. Baxter, Boise; T. H. Andrew, Boise
Floyd McKennow; D. H. Thornbury,
Seattle.
Ben Simmons Dies in Cove.
Mrs. Ora English received the sad
news Wednesday morntap; of the death
of her brother, Ben Simmons, in Cove
that morning says the Wallowa Sun.
The cause of his death was not learn
ed. Mr. Shmmons was about 84 yeir8
of age and at one time was a resident
of Wallowa, having scent his bovhood
days here. He is survived by his wife
and ne son; Ihis mother of Cove; two
brothers, E. W. of Ui.ion and Grover
of Cove; three sisters Mrs. Nelson
Dexter of Crook county, Mrs. J. M.
Stephenson of Pendleton, and Mrs,
English of Wallowa.
,. 'Mr. and Mrs. English and her
mother, who has been visiting here,
left on the train Wednesday to at
tend the funeral. The sorrowing rela
tives nave tne sympathy of the com
munity in itlhis their . sad hour of
bereavement. . . .,
Transferred to San Diego.
B. M. Rounsavell received a letter
this week from his nephew Oakley
Rounsavell. who has had charce of the
Navay exhibit at the Panama-Pacific
Jl Exposition at San Francisco stating
i ltnat ne bad been transferred to the
Exposition of San Diecro where he will
l.A 1- -l. - . r 1 1. :. 1 1
at xnax piace, says, tne wauowa sun.
The Exposition managers of San
Diego requested the Naw department
that he .be . placed, in charge. The peo
ple 01 waiiow win remember nr.
Rounsayel as he was, here last March
visiting hfe hnde B. M. Ronhsavel
while on leave ofjabsence from the
ti :v.!I.i . iMtttu to tne Hospital r
ilr.f C. E.'Bean war taVM ta the
hMpttaf at La Grande' Friday nt last
'Ifwro, (m m aay louowing iwae op-WMaoVulwW'ffl-aflaendicMispwyt
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Seasonable winter merchandise at saving prices just when you K.ii it most
with several months of winter weather ahead, you should take advantage of
the Drastic reductions
Entire Sweater line ;
reduced l-3rd. ;
0 r 50 Men's and Boys' 1
" !' Overcoats ' 72
Annual House Cleaning Sale
Entire Line Mackinaws & Sheep Lined
Men's lined mitts and . Boys' $1.25 and $1.50 ' Men's $1.00 to $1.50
' Gloves reduced 20 ; " military collar, wool . Dress Shirts,' now
. per cent. shirts, choice 95c , 63c to 93c.
Entire Line Ladies', Misses' and Child's Coats Price
Ijadies' - Coats wei'e Misses' Coats were Child's Coats $1.80
$7.50 to $20.00, now $4.50 to $10.00, now - 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-
" . to Ilalf Price Half Price . tens all One-Half
1 " andlesSi. : V ' Price.
Broken line Entire line Oregon Woolens Lace Curtains
Ladies' Waists and Coatinga, now . . x and Scrims reduced
' Half Price. half-price .1-4 to l-3rd.
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- i Hundreds of house
Phone or mail
orders promptly
filled. Main 766.
l'.li ti-'C: n
ITninn 'TtanuhHcan:
She : is
reported
getting, along nicely and wiU soon be
removed'Ho her home in virion. 'It
was thought at first that an opera -ixJ;
.Mww- K Aitiifed. but it was later
found necessary. Many friends will
be preasM to know mat mt. wn ia
recereringly rapidly, v. .; -t
"'WalloV -'ite Crov-warveawuu . ,
'Jl E Maxwell has had a crew -of
men and team busy putting np .icer
next'lralhiner, ay he' Wattowa Sun.
The-lce houses: are pretty well filled
at this m with ice ranging from 10
t-.iR wiiea fchick. There have been
between 200 and .300 tons put .in the
various ice houses. ;- ' .
1," Horse Left to Die In Storm.
wJHajnesr Ore.,v "jan. . 7. (Special) ,
Haines Is up in arms over a case
of cruelty to a dumb animal that
came, to light last evening., , . It was
reported" to Marshal Heninger early
this .morning that a horse had been
abandoned by its driver and left to
die . in tne snow, aooux lour nuies
f'om here. Accompanied by Dr. Bis
well, Mr. Heninger went to the scene,
where the animal was found almost
buried in the snow and almost dead.
The marshal shot the horse and pro
ceeded to make -. an investigation,
which, resulted in . discovering the
identity of the man who abandoned
the horse, when the animal was taken
sick, in .the storm and unable to proceed.-
The marshal has his evidence
well in- shape and an arrest and prose
cution will follow, within the next few
days. "
There have been several recent cas
es of cruelty to animals in Haines
and vicinity, and it is proposed to
make an example of one or two as a
warning to btihers. The case cited is
one of the worst that has ever been
brought to the notice of the peojple
No Affidavits .Required.
Salem, Or., Jan. 7. Attorney Gen
eral Brown has rendered an opinion
to the effect that under the prohibition
law it is not necessary for a- retail
druggist to furnish a wholesale drug
gist with an affidavit before the latter
is authorized to sell to the retailer
ethyl alcohol
"Our law makes no such provision
nor is. there any suggestion contained
anywhere within the act that it is
necessary for the retail druggist to
file an affidavit with the wholesale
druggist." he said. "Such retail dm.
gist, however, is required to file an
affidavit with the common carrier be
fore such common carrier is author
ized to deliver alcohol to' the con
signee, whether such consignee is a
druggist or otherwise." .
r. ) Near-Beer Is . Ousted. ' -' r
Centralia, Wash., Jan. 7. Prose
cuting Attorney C. D. Cunnihsrham
yesterday issued an Order prohibiting
the sale 6t near-beer in Lewis county.
unier oT police McGrail irtitnedlately
notified local dealers', whHd Sheriff
r oster notified the dealers through,
out the county.-' m . .6
fir nnrs ' 1 1 r m 1, ,1 .w.lVr''. I
Cranaed Columbia: M Im,
r. The- Dalles, -Jan. 7. Leaving :rtht
washingtomf aids :of thrihJniWi
shorty Wore 10 o'clock this nrtirnR
:areruUy n:
ontlf he
offered in every department
MeW's $15.00 winter
; Suits, now $7.50.
D-n
W?e
cleaning bargains like these throughout each of our five
GOLDEN RULE
nel made.by 4he steamer sDalles City
Wednesday, morning on ita way to
Portland, jthe man followed. Safe ice
im the river until he eune to a point
where the ice appeared to be thicker.
He crossed rapidly. Residents ' uvwg
on toD-.-of . the hill watched the man
with trepidMons. lew persons oe
lieve th Ice JWLJg
preseftU xne .. rjver ,. js Konemny
frozen over, but there are large pools
In sdrnD spot whkh indicate tiri ice.
is thin. .Ji'-,".,oi-'. .i'."H,;-.vii..'3i!
Arrivals at the Sommer.
J, H, Smith, San Francisco: Geo. J,
Fisher, Portlahd; L. L. Brooks, fab
ler; -Torgel Olaussdn, Enterprise; A.
S. Rand, Porthwd; Gene WJiltesidei
Spokane; W. A. CoggerhaU. Portland;
J. M. Prives, Qeveland; A. j. Sherrill;
J. R. Snook, Haines; V. H. Holcomb,
Baker; ohn Wells, Alicel. ?
-Vr (.::., Advertised Letters. f
List ' of letters remaining uncalled-
for in iths office week ending Jan,:7,i
1916: ' J ..
Gentllemen - ' ..-.'
Anderson, John A. ;; . ;A .
Gibson, J. H. ' - t ;
Hill. Thomas : i .'.
Johnson, Thomas C, ! r ;'
Kemp,' Geo.' -,(.u.v.i,
Loloanna, Clarence -, ?fY
Lonnel, Jay
McMurray, E.
Morgan, J. S. and wife ;-. -mn.
Mansfield, Sam v . ,
Miller, Oscar - aTj
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ; ;v . '
Stark, Robert A. . ,t . 1' .,
Watt, Donald 1 . ;.!-
Fox, James H. : r ' -
Finn, William ' ?
Ladies ; -..
Bridges, Mrs. W. J.
Bateman, Mrs. J. L. - ...
Cotner, Mrs. H. C. 4 "
Cox, Miss Lorine
Christnor, Beaulah ; .' ; , . 1 .
Fines, Miss Agnes
Root, Mrs. F. .
Reckon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Shields, Mrs. S. B.
Smith. Miss Pauline
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter office on . Jan. 21, 1916.
If not delivered before, in calling for
the above please say "advertised,"
giving date of list.
E. E. BRAGG, P, m.
I WILL GIVE SI 000
If I FAIL to CURE mi CANCER "TUMOR 1 but
before it POISONS M11 lb w itiwtw U BONE
Without Knife or Pain
No PAY Until CURES
WRITItK GUARANTEE
Hit X Kiiv 01 other
windlu. Anlalnud
plan
ilant initltcsthpcuro
TUMOR, IUMP or
1.1IHK onLU
or lol long Is
CANCER; it nevolt
palnsiintlllut stage
J20-PASE BOOK ",
monlala. fun M nm
Arty LliMPio WOMAN'S BREAST
U 1 1 111 CD and lwarpo'lijbniiilec'p arln
Ilrlljtn Wt Kland and KIUS QUICKL'
One woman inuvprY7dlwiof cancer UJi.rvtwJi
Wn MlnM matir wnn wnlt too
PnoF rtir-rt at halferlceul! caticf r la Yct'nitf4
' wbo wait too long &mmi.-'i
0r.lMrtfcMAJClEiC8.
Hin t 11 .iwl St. Saarcaiieiaea C(
-SWttrf WMmM&wmmn Cmtm SbnXim mint
during our
Men's $12.50 whiter ,
Suits, now $6.29.
Men's $2.00 and $2.25 fuies:'Qo;'
'Wool Undenvearj choice v vOC,
Coats Reduced Vi
CO.
The store of
batter . service
and better value;.
jPOR' .Mr-Three furaUhed wmi. -i
f Phone- fBhick '8732.Adv. '- 'l-8-2t.
THE4lWONDERFUL FRKfr
8EWIN6 'MACHINE.
how display t.;aur NEW
STORE. - - ' - ,
Don't BUY until you M$rtK
marvelous macnine. . ; j :
We also have for sate 'all
makes of used machines at $6.00
and up each.
Sewing . machines tor rent..
Vary low rates.
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F.D.HA1STEM
Furniture on easy Payments
FARM LOANS' !
Reasonable Rates
SECURITY LANP O SAVINGS
j COMPANY',
J la Grande, Oregon
We' can furnish the correct style
of battery for lighting and start
m vurDoses for any make of car.
L;,Sw (&rt "inspection of mf
taattery at any time. ,- :
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