La Grande evening observer., January 13, 1916, Image 5

THURSDAY JANUARY 13, 4?J6.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Foot
Warmers.
Those
Kantleak
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;Water:;
Bottles at";;., 111
Red Cross
Drug Store
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Gaiety club dance Jan. 14., Sex hall.
We have the music, you have the
tickets. Come one, come all, and have
a good dance. Adv. l-13-2t
, Dry Chain Wood.
For sale by Frank J. Bradley. Phone
Red 1012.--Adv. .. 12-14-tf.
Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring
. Remodeling a speciality. Misses
Jams Rabone, The Ladies Store; in
West Jacobs Bldg., near Y. M. C. A.
Adv. , Xl-6, tf.
Our Want Ads bring results.
I Tflpcutkr Corsets i
; $3.50 and up !
PaulineLederle
Sommer Hotel Bldg.
'HmM,,rmmuM
ipq at PR!
A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, AND OF
FICE SUPPLIES.
LETTER AND
BOOEtS AND
tfTh? FamJv IW5t flill'
! The second dance of the second
series of the Gaiety cliib Will be held
Jan. 14, mo. if you have your ticket
dont fail to- come; if you haven't it
see C. M. De Vere at once and get ono
so you will not miss any of the good
times. Adv.' -- - l-13-2t
NOTICE.
To the people of La Grande: I have
no. way of making: a house to house
canvas to solicit your cleaning and
pressing but I would appreciate a
share of your patronage.
; ' . Yours very sincerely,
. , ', : PAULINE LEDERLE.
WANTED Woman Cook, middle age
woman preferred Call Home res
taurant vv' . . . .: l-is-tf,. ,
' Money to Lean. S '
On improved real property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
We pay; Dest prices Tor second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO.,. 404 Fir St., Phone Black
8351. ... 9-U, tf.
We shall continue to deliver drugs
while it snows and blows. Call Mam
40, La Grande Pharmacy 1 Adolph
Newlin, Manager. Adv. l-12-2t.
Dry wood for
Black J642. Adv.
sale.
. Telephone
1-10-Hc.
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.
. .
For Sale or Trade.
Ten acres one-half mile north from
Island City, four-room, house, barn
and small buildings; good land. .Will
take good La Grande property as
part payment terms on balance. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv. 1-8-Ot.
" Gaiety club, Rex hall,' Friday! Jan.
14, 1916. Adv. . . l-18-2t.
Don't go without things because its
too stormy to come down town. Call
Main 40 and wj will deliver Wnat you
want. La Grande Pharmacy, Adoiph
Newlin, Manager. Adv. . l-12-2t.
HILL'S
MONEY MAKING
GAINS. ..
BAR-,
Chance for Investor and 'Trader to
. Make Money Now.
Logged-off land at $7.60 an acre, 3
to 6 miles from railroad in Union
county. ;. ...i. v'iA ,. ''-v.
604 acres of .wheat land in Umatilla
county for Bale.'.; Wi
property for' first -payment 'mad- cropf
payment on the balance. : Y v
80 acres of alfalfa to trade, for La
Grande city property. "
Private money to loan.
V . ;' HENRY ;T. ylHLL, ,.,
Dance Dance Dance, Rex hall, '
Gaiety club, Friday, Janl 14. Adv. -.
' . :' i:i3-2t.'
WANTED Position as stenographer (
. and bookkeeper or either.- Tele
phone Main 768. Competent, long,
experience. Adv. , l-13-3t
DENTIST
Dr. W. D. McMillan,
New Foley Building.
If it isn't an Ansco
best Adv. ;
it
isnt the
12-27-tf.
Dr. C. S. FoBter, veterinary su
geon: office St Louis barn. Adv.
' 10-14-tf.
' Notice. '
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to John Dordan please make
payment at once.
. i ' Yours Resp't
Adv. 1-7-tf . JOHN DORDAN.
Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer "ho
tel. Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf
BOX FILES
.!:
STATIONERY
Office Room No. '4 Over Levy, .
Vogel drug Wore. Adv. 12-80-ti. I
s The team of La Grande bowlers who
will contest with the Baker team this
evening left for Baker this- morning.
The visitors. ' include S. 0- Crowe,
Herman Roesch, Don Scott, Clint Van
Fleet, A. L. Shrimp and Nolan Skiff.
The latter goes as nnager and gen
eral chaperon. ;' , 7
Arrived today and yesterday all the
good magazines and periodicals La
Grando Pharmacy Adolph -Newlm,
Manager. Muin 40. " , l-13-2t
J. H. Keeney has gone to Portland
to attend a meeting of O.-W. agents
which has been called for that, place.
--'. Reserve Your Seats. ' r;
at Van Buren's for "The Servant in
the House" Saturday 9 p. m., at High
School. . .. l-12-2t
YOU NEVER HEARD A WORD
SAID AGAINST OUR DRUGS
La Grande Pharmacy AdolpH Newlin,
Manager Call Main 40. 1 l-13-2t
'' Miss Edythe B. Weaver has re
turned from Portland where she has
spent a couple of weeks .visiting with
relatives and friends. v
Wm. Owen In. -The
Servant In The House at the
High School, Saturday 9 p. m. Re
serve your seats at Van Buren's.
l-12-2t
-We can furnish any magazine La
Grande Pharmacy Adolph Newlin
Manager Main 40. 1-13-2
Fred and Walter Young left last
night for Catlow valley . in . Harney
county where Fred and his sister,
Miss Bertha Young, are holding down
homesteads. In this locality there are
several La Grande people who have
filed on government lands and they
consider that they : have struck a
promising country. , ,,
;". Disolve partnership with your
blues buy a magazine .at the ,tLa
Grande IPhartrtacy-Adolph Neflpi,
Manager Main 40. ; ; -
P A Pnlov an Mrs. Folev were
lost evenincr eiven a wedding -'ride
about town in the fire department
truckJ Mr. Foley Is. now serving as
captain of Volunteer's' for ' the ' iOW
successive time, and his men in the
department determined to have sport
with the newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs.
Foley left for Portland last- night?a
hi- fin-fa-f 1 Inn. , rtf i: -n t.ranunntmen!tal
SHE PRrJF'ERS OUR PREFUMi& ilGeorjre Pleasted has mtna'to' Aah
YOII'RK SAPR IN PROPOSING T , J- .1 ' g0M V? A8h
YOU'RE -SAFE IN PROPOSlNfi
La Grande Pharmacy Adolph Newlin
Main 40 .. . l-18-2t
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Our Want Ads Dnng results.
THE . WONDERFUL FREE:
SEWING MACHINE. ; v ,
now on display at our NEW
8T0RE.
Don't BUY until you see this
marvelous machine.
We also have for sale all
makes of nsed machines at $5.00
and up each.
Sewing machines for rent
Very low rates.
F. D. HAISTEN
Furniture on easy Payments '
FARM L0MS j
Reasonable Rates !
SECURITY UNP b SAVINGS
COMPANY j
La Grande, Oregon
We can furniali the correct style
Of battery for lighting and i start
ing purposes for any make of car.
Free expert inspection of any ,
battery at any time.
Two money saving
cal person m iia lirande.
ANNUAL
Broken lines and all winter merchandise in every department at drastic
price reductions to cler our shelves before inventory. .. . . 1 : ; -
January white sale
Wonderful bargains -in embroidary flauncings, Coreet Cover embi"oidery,
Princess Slips, Gowns, Corset Covers, Chemise, Combination Suits on sale in
ready-to-weair balcony. t ' v ; , ,- .. 4 . ',- r'
Phone or mail orders prom
ptly filled Phone Main 755.
GOLDEN RULE CO.
WHEN IN DOUBT GO TO THE
LA GANDE PHARMACY
Adolpih Newlin,
Manager Main
: l-13-2t
40.
i The Grande Ronde Meit company
is doing a whole sale business the
present season in the way of hog
butchering. An average of between
30 and 40 head of hogs are slaugh
tered daily. During the past month
over a thousand hogs have been
handled at the company's slaughter
house.
WANTED House work will go out
by the day Call Red 3962. l-13-5t
Uniform eighth grade examinations
are going on through-out the county
today, and in the state, for that mat
ter. Those who pass successfully will
be promoted to the high school. AH
eight grade schools conduct them to
day and tomorrow.
IMrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, county school
superintendent, has been busy, several
days distributing 800 packages of
garden seed. These packages were
sent here from the government gar
dens by Senator Lane, and Mrs. Ivan
hoe has been distributing them to the
school children with a view of having
Industrial clubs promoted.
land, Oregon, on business matters.
h. 4 4 .4 4 ! r;
PERSONALS.
.. 4. 4. 4. ij. $
"
' E. E; Willard and Warren Chandler,
stockmen, left this morning for Idaho
points to look over the stock situa
tion. .
Thos Brasher, a well known business
man of Union, transacted business in
La Grande today. ,
J. T. Williamson, manager of the
Mt. Emily Timber company, leaves
tonight on a business trip to Port
land. ' Joe Evans was a business visitor
from Union this morning.
County Commissioner W. J. Town
ley was over from '.Union on official
business this mornng.
Rev. Father Driscoll left this morn
ing for a day's visit in Baker.
Thomas Coo'mbs . was .among the
arrivals from Union this morning.
Mrs. C. Peterson left this morning
for a visit in Union. .
Dr. J. D. Gillian is in La Grande on
his return from Portland to his home
in Boise, and is visiting with old
friends. He has almost entirely re
covered from a recent severe attack of
illness.
Use our Want Ad column.
EVERYTHING IN
SCHOOL BOOHS 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 Country Schools .
Our prices are the lowest that
new books can 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 ; beet
value for your money on any of
these items. You'll need , .
Pens, Pen Holders, Inks, Pencils,
Erasers, Tablets, Note Books,
Rulers Crayons, Etc. ''?' t ",;
during the entire school year.
It will always pay you to pur
chase them here.
NEWLIN B00K&
opportunitids both of vital
HOUSE CLEANING SALE
THE
Farmers' Union Holds Convention,
(Contributed.) ' J. E. Larson, Corvallisj F. G. Cow-
The Union County Farmers'' Edu- ii'K, N. Y.j L. B. Cusick, Portland; L.
cational and Co-operative Union held W, Taylor, Elgin; C. C Morley, En
their first quarterly convention for terprise; F J Lewis, Wieiser; C W
the year 1916 in La Grande, Or., on Moble, Portland; John Doorah,
Saturday, Jan. 8, 1916. I Phoenix; John Leakey and wife, Los-
A very pleasant and profitable tine; F L Anderson, Portland; J. P.
meeting was held. The members of Killear, Seattle; E. Glutsch, Portland;
the La Grande Local deserves credit p M. Ramsdell, Portland; J. F.. Good
for their splendid entertainment. I shi, O.-W. R. & N. Co.; Roy I. Fred
At the noon hour all was invited to ! erick, Portland; L D Summerfleld,
the dining room where a most bounti-1 Portland; E J Forstrom, Portland;
ful repast was served and was most
heartily enjoyed by all.
A very interesting program was
rendered. , 1 i
The following officers were elected
and installed for the yearf ,
iPresident, W. J. Case, Alicel; vice
president,' J. D. Woodell, Alicel;. secretary-treasurer,
' Mrs. Henry Mc
Goldrick, Imbler; conductor, Evert
Walsinger, Alicel; chuplin, G. M. Gilk
ison, North Powder;, doorkeeper,- A,
Wealty, Elgin. Executive B:iard
J W.. Wells, Imbler; J. E. Chenault,
I Grande; W. O. Parks, Elgin.
DIMPLED DARLINGS WORRY;
Faulty Construction or Weakness of
Cheek Muscles I Blamed.
Cleveland, O., Jan. 12.4"Dimpled
darlings" are aghast, sad and sorrow
ful. They are also angry. Ana it is
because of "mean" scientific research.
Science, be it known, has decreed '
that the dimple, sweetest and most al- ("
luring of all beauty marks, is a com- j
mori. ordinary defect :ln the'' anatomy. '
That wMch in the past has been de -
that for which actresses and society
leaders have been operated upon that
they might be called "dimpled," and
that -because of which men have been
known to go "love mad," is now de
creed a physical defect '
Dr. Martin Frederick, of the city
medical staff of Cleveland, O., is the
surgeon whose scientific research' re
sulted in spreading-sorrow among the
country's dimpled beauties. ; ?
- "Mildayte dimples," Dr. Frederick
has announced, "are defects caused
by faulty construction or weakness of
the cheek muscles." m:M ,
, Ridgefleld Water Good.
Ridgefteld, Wash,, ' Jan. (Spe
cial) Recently -a' sample of water
was taken from the local source'. of
supply by a member of the State
Board of Health at Seattle, while
here, for examination. Mayor-elect
George W. Buker has received word
from the officials of the State Board
of Health informing him that upon
careful analysis the water proved ab
solutely free from contagion and any
ting which will prevent its use for
domestic purposes. .
Every Shoe in
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE
MONEY ON SHOES.
WE GIVE YOU GOOD SHOES
THAT WEAR, ALSO SHOES TO FIT
YOUR FEET.
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG TO
TAKE AD VANTAGE OF THIS SALE
COME NOW.
L. J. FRENCH
SHOE Co. y
interest to every economi
The Store of better service
and better values.
Foley Hotel Arrivals.
G c- Kramer, Portland.
Coffee
, Schilling's Best, when
you open the tin, is as
ifresh and full of flavor as
when sealed-in the hour it
was roasted. To give you
coffee as fine 'without air-;
tight tins would mean
jost in g- an d - send in g to
you the hour you , used it 1
Airtight tins have made
j fine coffee SO cheap that
poor coffee is absurd.
' . Carefully ground into -.
even bits, b!tt,erish
chaff taken out,
Moueyback, of course
Schilling's
Best
Sommer Hotel Guests.
Mrs. Geo. Conley, Cove; H. B.
Hnzcn, Spokane; S. H. Moss, Seattle;
C. A. Speer, T. H. Taylor, .Portland
J. E, Davis, Seattle; P. Vertstrand, J..
M. Chamberlain, Portland; C. W.
Brown, Spokane; A." E. McNall, La--mont;
Alvin Orton. Cove; G. E. A.
Smeedy, E. C. Griffin, Portland; Cam-'
eron Oollihan, oJe King, Union; Geo,
Gray, J. H. Clark; Mrs. A. C. McCown,
Cove; T. J. Howard, Spokajie; H.
Thanhauser, Portland; Theo. Wood-
haur, Seattle; Aben Nemin, Portland. .
the Store on Safe
STATIONERY CO.
Johnston & Riesland
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