La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1916, Image 5

TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1916
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVI3
Where
Do
You
Buy
Your )
Drugs? ,-.,
Most
FoUcs -iBuy
.
at
the '
Red Cross
4. .J.- 4. "t
, LOCAL BREVITIES.
4, 4. 4. 4 T
Bargains
Cor-Adv. '
sleds
at Golden Rule
1-11-lt.
The Eagles will : have installation
next Friday evening, and it is expect
ed that a large number of members
will attend. .
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Dry Chain Wood.
For sale by Frank J. Bradley. Phone
Red 1012. Adv. - ' 12-14-tf.
House-cleaning prices on white mer
chadplsa in every department at Gold
en Rul. -Adv. - ' - 1-11-lt
iqaxtfRT CqORSETS
Ihe-brx-t Laoed
$350 and up.
PautineLederle
m k
Sommer Hotel Bldg.
O
M..;....lSiUSM.S4
VP)
lawn- . remo ' !
S (1
at
RTHO
In Hot Water Bottles
T.,:- ' 'V.'''''. '- ' '
. Met4l bottles :all eizes-iiminiim'
ArrA nicklel at the rieht rnces. - -
t.7-J HH .'MUT.-S.J-
U I'.lrnW til. Th FaimtvDr
.aM 'i.mAA.j' .i v Lu'i. Ar
Dressmaking M&;l4ia Tailoring;
nemoaeung ipwiungr. juwm
Jones ft Rabone, The Ladles 8 tore; in
West Jacobs Hide., near Y. M. C. A.
Adv. u-0, tf.
, -'-fr-H ' '" ' ' ia '';r p- X -(:
Although n heavy ' Wind : came' up
about. 3 o'clock this morning railroad
ing hasn't suffered materially by the
wind and snow storm at yesterday.
The rotary service is kept up, being
able to keep the track clear thus far.
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Two hundred garments of men's
(2.00 and $2.25 finest wool underwear.
Choice for 98c at Golden Rule Co.'s
Annual House Cleaning Sale. Adv.
. 1-11-lt.
Money w Loan.
. On improved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
McCrarya Taxi andiAuto service
at Silverthom's. Dav ohone Main 20
night phone Black 155L-Adv.
.... ... w.v 11-18-tt.
We pay. best :riceffTor second
Hand Furniture. DYAt'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St., 'Phone Black
8861. . .. tv 9-14, tf.
Preparations' are goirigton to move
the needed men and material to Pilot
Rock Junction by, next Saturday
when the new order goes into - effect
Among other things and, oeople need
ed there will be, thre.Meratorsv;to
handle the train orders.' , v ,A ;.
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Exceptional bargains in' dainty cur
tain scrims at Golden."!Rule, Co.'s An
nual House Cleaning Sale. Adv.
. ., -. . l-ii-lt.
R.' J. Green han moved his law of
fices to Room 14 and 5 in the Palmer-Roesch
building, over Lilly's hard
ware Bttore. Advt:. ;, i.j . l-7-4,t.'
Dry i .wood for;
Black 1642. Adv.
sale, Telephone
l-10-14t.
A new line of hot water - bottles',
metal and cloth insert bags; ' A com
plete line of rubber articles at Silver
thorn's Adv. ,iiy 1 1-fl-tf .
. John Shea who operates a college
on the Union Pacific system, namely,
instructions in airbrakes,' was in LA
Grande today visiting old-time friends .
and neighbors.' He didn't however,!
have his rolling college with him. ..
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One thousand yards of. high-grade
outing sold regularly :k 10 c yard on
sale for 7c at
Cioraenv Kuie co.'s !
Koubo Cleaning Sale. Adv.
1-11-lt
HILL'S
MONEY MAKING BAR-
GAINS. IA
Chance fo? -WeatoaJ Trader
Make Money. Kow.
' Logged-off tend a
an SST8, 8 1
to 5 miles from
railroad in
Union I
county.
604 kiares &fheat kml In Umatilla ..
county for sale. Will take La Grande
property for , ttrai payaleit and crop,
payment On the balance, f
80 acrfts of alfalfa' to tfade for La
Grande dty property. ,
Private monev "w loan. 1
,.;:.-;'. HENRY ff. HILL, ,
To the business firms jopening up
new books for the comng year. New
atockfl of ledsrers' and ionrnala extra
width and extra length, at Silver-
thorn's, Adv:
l-8-2t.
ft
Conductor Wiade of we branch lino
reports that the greatest amount of
snow in either Union or Wallowa
counties, is between Elgin and Minam.
v Entire line ladies Snisses' : and
child's coats reduced to half price and,
below at Golden Rule Co.'s House
Cleaning-Sale. AdvS Tfca.;; 1-11-lt;
Shores' Taxi Service,
tel. Main 740 Adv.
Sommer ho
- 2-21-tf
- D.
11 1 i -ft r.i -Mite ix
j it?-1 tt 4 "sate'
I' lit,1 ' Mmy'i'i m mv.ir-
s
Ml;1
My rooming house for rent, Adams
comer Oreenwoad.-r.Hra. -Vi, Patty
Adv. . , l-KMt.
Clean up prices on all man's and
boys' : . overcoats thai ' mean " a big
raving from the regular low prices
during Annual House Cleaning Sale.
Adv. , 1-11-lt.
L. L. McKinstry, organist at the
Methodist church, has been called to
Hills Summit, Kan., by the death of
a relative. . He left last evening.
W. H. Smith has' gone
City on business matters.
to Kansas
, Ira dine, wife and child have gone
to Ola, Ark,, on a visit.
N. K. West is a Portland visitor. ' .
Nothing finer than baked beans this
cold weather. ' We have a special bar
Rain in bean jars; half-gallon sice 25
cents;' one-gallon, size' 35 cents.V
Golden Rule Co. Adv. .. ; , 1-11-lt
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'. 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.
The very newest things in metal hot
water bottles aluminum and nickel.
SilverUiorn'A Adv. ; 1-6-tf.
DENTIST
Dr. W. D. McMillan,
NewFoley Building.
T'H it isn't an" Ansco '
best Adv.
it
Isnt the
: 12-27-tf.
Sleds are S):.ng. Jtast but we still
have a good assortment at special
prices. Golden Rule Co. Adv.l-ll-lt
H. E. Coolidge of the Hill-Cbolidge-McKennon
interests, is looking after
business in Ogden. ; ; '
Ray W. Schofleld has gone to Salt
Lake from where he goes, to the
Northern states on a. mission for the
L. D. S. church. He will work
through. Wisconsin, . Minnesota and
other central states.
Dr.
C. S. Foster, veterinary sur
office St. Louis barn. Adv
feon;
10-14-tX.
vl
Noticed
All persons knowing themselves in-
debted to John Dordan please make
payment at once.
Yours Resp't.
JOHN DORDAN.
' Adv.l-7-tf.
Office , Room No, 4 . Over Levy-
J Vogel drug store. Adv. 12-80-tf .
Our (Want Ads bring results.' :
THE . WONDERFUL1'' FREB-
SEWING MACHINE.'
:'!-.
now on display, at, ur. MEW
STORE'
: . Don't BUY ontfl you see this
unoviuuB iiwiiniiwii . .
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. HAISTEN
1 Furniture on easy Payment
FARM LOANS
Reasonable Rates
SECURITY LANP & SAVINGS
C0MPA ''V
La Grande, Lregon
U
' We can fdrniah the correct style
of battery for lighting: and start
ing purposes for any make of car.
Free! ! expert, inspection of any
oavtxery a any time. . ' .. ..',
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I
Jofcittca & Ries
, Two money saving opportunitictsi lxth of vital intwost to every, wtonomi
eal person in La Grande.
ANNUAL
' Broken lines and all winter merVhandisc in every department at drastic
prioe reductions to clenr our shelves- before inventory. , , , ' -
JANUARY WHITE SALE
V '.Wonderful bargains in 'embroidury flauniings, Coiwet Cover enibn)iderv,
Princess Slips, Gownsi Corset Covers, ;hemiso, Combination Suits on sale in
ready-to-weatt balcony. , ' -, ; " ; '
Phone or mail orders prom
ptly filled Phone Main 755.
GOLDEN RULE CO.
This is apparently a favorable sea
son for Imported pigs. This morning's
express brought a registered. ra-
shu-e from Tangent, uregon, con
signed to E. H. DeLong, the
valley
famer.
: .s ! r For Sale or Trade,
. Ten acres one-half mile north from
Island Citv. four-room ' house, barn
and small buildings; good land.. Will
take good La Grande property as
part payment terms on balance. La
Grande mvostment uo. aqv. i-o-ui.
Rev. Charles H. Powell, Episcopal
rector at Cove, was a business visitor
in the city today.
j Friends of Mrs. Charles E. Bean,
formerly of this city, have received
word that she is quite ill in a La
Grande hospital. She is reported to
be improving rapidly now. Pendleton
E.-0. -'.- (
LOST A 16 size Elgin, 15-jewel
watch; gold Hunting case; move
No. 845,915, and two gold rings and
chain: S5 reward for return to Ob
server. Adv. ' 1-11-tf
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PERSONALS. -
O. T. Wade, who has a farm near
Summerville, arrived home this morn
ing front Oorvains wnere jib spent vwu
weeks attending the farmarg' short
course at the stt institution, .
-v F. S. Murphy, former secretary ana
majiaieif'bf the Grande Rondel Lum
ber company, was in ua uranae lor. u.
short, stay this morning on nis return
frOnv'Pwtfond to his home in Salt
Lake, - ',
John Wells, of Imbler, has returned
from attendance at the farmers' win
der course at Corvallts. . , -
. J. D. Casey, the Mieacnam lumnei'
mim came down to La Grande .today.
.. Walter .Stevens,. a carpenwp
Union, Is In La Grande today to t
tend to some business at the oowrt
house. rf..itt4-k,
,; Will.B. Hamilton, who recently unj
derweiit an operation for appendicitis
at the-Grande Ronde hospital, is able
to be, out and is on the way to com
plete recovery. '. 1
Contractor G. H. Rush is a business
visitor. in Baker.1 .
Guests at Savoy. "
Edwin O. Heath, Portland; GW.
Evans, St. Louis; C. E. Smitihi, St.
Louis; Henry Smidth, Elgin; Edward
Elmer, Imbler; Geo. W. Marshall, Im
bler; Frank Gabgart, La Grande; C.
E. Smith; Charles Smith, Enterprise;
S. A. Densmore, Vincent; F. I. Ver
gere, Enterprise; Frank McKenntn
Alicel; Alex. Bates; A. T. Doyle, Clyde
Brace; L. H. Ludd, La Grande.
EVERYTHING IN
SCHOOL BOOKS AND
SCHOOL ;
SUPPLIES
Our stock of school books and
supplies is even -greater than
ever this year. It includes every
book necessary for students in
City or Couniry Schools . .
. Our prices are the lowest that
new books con be sold for any
where. Bring in your list and
see what we can do for you on
Books and Other Requisites.
Our line of the smaller neces
sities is remarkable in its com
pleteness. We buy in large
quantities and are thereby en
abled to make exceptionally low
prices. You are sure of best
value for your money on any of
.these items. Youll need
Pens, Pen Holders, Inks, Pencils,'
Erasers, Tablet. Note Books,
Rulers Crayons, Etc., . ; , L,
during' ' the entire .school year.
. It will always pay you to pur
chase them here. ,,.. .':.,;-.
NEWUN BOOK &
STATIONERY CO,
HOUSE CLEANING SALE
THE
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OLD WOMAN AS DRUMMER IN FRENCH ARMY.
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lilt Tx. V-rrf.7..!iK...i; il
fwwwni J . ;:
fcven tne old women of France d
their duty for the army, and here Is
one of them showing tt. She had carr
ed hod to use a snare drum, work.
INSURANCE, 1
WHY DO YOU USE IT? V-
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You insure because you iwant to reiieve yourself of a heavy and un
certain liability. The risk and uncertainty is assumed by avfmanclai
company that operates on a large scale that by the laws of average
makes the individual uncertainty become a definite quantity
'"' WHAT INSURANCE IS SAFEST?
Insurance in an old-line corporation is by laxx tne safest and best,
and in the long run the cheapest. WHY? 1st, because they have
large securities and capital guaranteed by the government; 2nd, they
write such an extensive amount of insurance that the law of averages
removes the 'danger of a few large losses upsetting the company, a
menace always hovering over small companies; 3rd, an old-line com--pany
completely assumes your risk, while if you insure in a mutual
company or society you still carry a (percentage of your own -risk and
assume the same percentage of all the risks insured by the company
and automatically you become liable as a member of a concern over
whose operations you have practically no control. .,
DOES IT PAY? -
' , . .... . : : ' ,
In exchange for a certain payment the stock company entirely as-.
sumes your liability of loss for a definite amount. . If you suffer a loss,
of course it pays to have insurance. Still you do not want a loss even
if you are insured. But you protect yourself as far as possible against
loss from an uncertain though probable cause, by paying a small and
certain amount. By so doing you relieve your resources from sudden
strains, and free your capital for active business or living uses.
LET US WRITE YOUR INSURANCE.
- Whether it is FIRE, PLATE GLASS, AUTO, LIFE, ACCIDENT,
, AND HEALTH, BONDS or any other form of INSURANCE the above
applies. . . , ' y ;- - ' i-
We have strong companies; we write on equitable rates,, we give
.'(prompt attention, and offer reliable and experienced services.
GEORGE HUNTINGTON CURREY,
; . Manager Insurance: Department.
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The Store of better service
and better values;
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to take the place, of a Jjwiwto mlgfct
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