La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text-26.1916. IAQRANDE 0I3NmG OBSERVER PAGE FIVE The Electric Lamp of Quality Iced fcross . V $; '.Jl 5 U)CAL BREVITIES. f 4 : . ! ? Por3 sale by Frnk J. Bradley. Phone Rer 1012. Adv. Mrf y -Ire Curtis, of South La Grsn" able to be around again af ter ia. tie confinement at home on at- couSit of an injured foot v The direct coupe of the, trouble was a fall which reanltetf 1 longjteriod of discom-. fort and inconvenience". . : Your trade wanted" thu) year, next yer, ..every .year.-r-La Grande Pba,r mahcyjAdolph Newlin , manager. Adv. !- l-25-2t. i , Miss Lucy Carbine, daughter of W. V.. Carbine, of Fruitdale, has had a very long eiege with the grip and is not yet Jully recovered from the attack. Listen Farmers When in town eat at the Family Home Restaurant-' next to Grande Ronde Valley House. Home cooking all white help. 1-25-tf Dressmaking and ladies Tailoring Remodeling a -speciality. Misses Jones ft Rabone, The Ladies Store; in West Jacobs Bldg., near Y. M. C. A. Adv. 11-6, tf. Wm. Smeal has a new bungalow un der construction on Y avenue. ing and coasting have been restored this. week,. an,d a truely winter-seasoii is being enjoyed. The mercury fell rather rapidly last night but it' didn't becomB so cold: that ony Teal, damage was done. y,r nnL... -i m . )-i-onores' xaxi service, aommer no- tlv Main . 740 Adv.. 2-21-tf '":. . " " . 'V.-vcAi, Dr. C. S. Foster,' veterinary ur geoq; office St. Louis barn. Adv. , " 10-14-tf. ' . Dow Shepurdson, . a y resident.- of. Baker who has been at Hot Lake a few days, was a between trains visitor inLa Grande this morning. nCMTICT Dr., W. D. McMillan, ULIJ 1 10 1 New Foley Building. : - ' 1 i We pay nest prices Tor second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black 1851. 9-14, tf. Sunday evening- his subject was, ine ureatest f lood" and next- sou day the theme for the evening will be "The Greatest Conflagration." The morning theme will be "The Greatest Woman of r Antiquity" and kindred subjects for many weeks. Mrs. H,. It. Ford will bring the message in song. T i.You" get here what you think you get. La Grande Pharmacy, Adolph Newlin,'- manager. Adv. . f l-25-2t. C. H.."Breck; a commercial 1nian ' of Baker was in La Grande today look ing after his affairs in this territory. - ; , -Notice. On and after January 22, 1916, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. Lena Wallmer. Adv. l-24-6f 'HENRY WALLMER."- rv-.-. ' William Rollins has the frame work up for a .new .house of the" bungalow pattern. It is located. 'on 'Y avenue, east . Ik If it isn't an Ansco it isn't the best. Adv. 12-27-tf. JacV Oliver' returned home this morninc from Portland where he wa summoned as a witness in the , federal court in the trial of the alleged land fraud, case. ' h. Fine, crisp, snappy air, with plenty of snow has made a hit with lovers of well defined seasons. Sleighing, trail- William' Kidney and Liver Pills - frave you overworked your nervous system . and caufled trouble with your kiduejra and Itverf Bare you palua In loins, sl,de and backT Have . you . flabby appearance of the face ana under the eyesT If so, use WILLIAMS' KIDNEY AND L1VEK PILLS. For sale by all dvugglsis. Price 50 ot-nts. WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Preps Clevelard Ohij ... . NEWLIN DRUG CO. ' Money to Loan. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. L Grande Investment Co. Adv. Pastor H. L. Ford wishes to in form the public that he has begun n series of evangelistic sermons. Last 5RTH0KS Did you ever trv takintr snow clo tures. Let us tell you how to get the best results with your camera in, the winter time. Silverthorn's-T-Adv: : . 1-15-tf. Toy Young, chief potentate of the local Chinese, colony, .left for Baker this morning for a couple of days' of business engagements. . " ,!' The Crawford boarding house is again 're-opened and are serving meals as usual. Adv. 1-24-tf.- -The M. L A. basketball squad left for North. Powder this morning to meet the . huskies of the ice-makers' town in a matched game series. Dry wood for sale. Telephone Black 1642. Adv.' 1-10-Ui. Final Clean-up Prices on Entire Line of READY-TO: WEAR. Nothing Reserved ; (i . Entire line Ladies and Misses' Coats -,. :4V9r $ half price;;::;';-:,; ;C ' - x ' ' . '' 'V'1'-' ;i. ' i : and Below. , Your choific of 20 Misses' tfyts worth up to .fS.no, now .. ' Big Line Boys' and Men's Overcoats -HALF PRICE -... ,, n "Men's Mackinaws and sheep lined ; '; : ''. ' ; . I . : clothing reduced '; ; " " ''' ; '; ;-f...: ',:: -, ; t . ; one-fourth . :;;v ;;.;- vvy, One line men 'sfend Young Men's J One line Men's and Young Men's $15.00 Suits r,;... ' J $12.50 Suits ; . ;,'..-f ' ; ; $7.50 mm $6.25' ' ;,-. All Other Lines of Ready-to-wear at Equally Big Re- r 1 ductions for Final Clean-up ; n The Lsolde Rule Co Senator E. E. Kiddle was a business visitor to Union- today." ; Mrs. Crawford's boarding house at .1434 Auams avenue has 'been ire opened. Serves the best home cook ing and a special dinner at 1 o'clock on Sunday. iAdv. 1-22-tf J. H. Currey, traveling auditor for i Equitable Saving & Loan association, is in Imbler today on business. He will return to La Grande this even ing and be at the Foley for a few days. Have you cold feet? Try the new metal hot water bottle at Silver thorn's. -Adv. 1-15-tf. School Books New & Second-Hand We Exchange Books I-'Vl-iw.' T I M i i i BV ' i : x J : " . ; -i - s l ; nimn'i - . ;. -.Ooa-Aju ,1111 , mini ! rr, : : : " 1 " . n w; iurv4 maxumi a w a vva vvm ju; )) ... till r' " . ah sbu . .' mm js siv'S M '-ivi'v? -: .. .. . m m w . . u. mw9W . II L - '. :---..'-: '. y ' .. . r.., . -. . .. , . . ,. . . it'- ! u i . vlvvji fi iikmiviiiir ji w " - 'ii--m vr u ill 11 n n 11 av aiii n 11 11 yi v i ., ...t.: . w w mmr -ssWasBakss ama -mamr w asWA w m aaisrw u -aaasra. aafaa m.B sw. asBWakam as -" , i. . . r ... -,- -v , .. . .. -. Vi- ir. it .ainryV'v m Iff Everything in School Supplies WThe Family jSfanJf fllll'" ll lllltil H. C. Oliver, traveling freight agent for the O.-W., went out on the branch this morning to look after company business. . , , . The very latest things In stationary and correspondence cards at Silver thorn's. Adv. l-lS-'tf. Mrs. Hamilton returned today from Union where she went to visit her mother "Grandma" McKenon who has been ill but is considerably improved today. . per sack. ' They all thought that be cause the price wasn't high the flour could not .be good. Here is a case where it paid to look around you for a good flour. You all can afford "Made in La Grande" and its right name is Blues tern. Yours for goods that's your close neighbor. La Grand Milling Co. Adv. l-2(i-lt Found a Sure Thing. I. B. Wixon, P..mers Mills, N. Y., has used Chamberlain'.- Tablets for years for disorders of the stomach anc liver and says, "Chamberlain's Tablets are the best 1 have ever usea." uo tainable everywhere. To United Artisans Lodge No. 30 j convenient for you to call in person, All dues to the above organization . please mail dues to him, or notify him should be paid to the Secretary on ; of your whereabout and he will call the first day of each month. The Sec-ion you. ,v, retary,' Mr. John Cochran, may., be i JOHN COCHRAN, Secretary, found at Smith's garage. If it is not I 1-15-tf. Miss Bollmun has returned from PPortland where she was a, witness in the United Slates court. Your trade wanted this year, next year, every year. La Grande Phar macy, -Adolph Newlin, manager. Adv. l-25-2t. Office Room No. 4 Over Levy- Vogel drug store. Adv. 12-BU-tr. You not T Newlin, manager. Adv. Wanted 100 boarders at the Family Home Restaurant Next to Grande Rondo Valloy House, Home cooking, all white help. 1-26-tf Vou get here what you think you t. La Grande Pharmacy, Adolph iwlin, manager. Adv. l-2B-2t. THE WONDERFUL " FREE SEWING MACHINE. Don't forget that Silverthorn's Family Drug store carries a complete line of ledgers and journals, all kinds of prices. Adv. -- 1-15-tf. Good dry cord wood for sale. In quire at Golden Rule Co. Adv. 1-24-tf SEWING at $1.50 per day. . Call Mrs. Nash, Black 1532. Adv. l-19-6t. ! WHY NOT TRY PQPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY Gives Prompt and Positive Belief In Ever; vase, noia Dy uiniKfrtsts. rieeBi.w. . Trial Packana by Mall 10c. 'WILLIAMS MFB. CO., Props. . Cleieland, 0. 5 Putman's Dims Store. One lady faints, one jumps through a window while another one screams for the police, when they discovered that right here in La Grande they could buy a high grade flour for $1.50 S; now on display at our 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. HAISTEN Furniture on easy Payment MtoDJRT ORSBTS Eorii Laced 3.50 and up Pauline Leclerle n r. ..t-T H . -7 n" 5 . -- - ' fV t T "" iiv f: Auspices of -...-i ni-r . 1.. .. .- . ... :!' ' M,i,'t sWA COW EC IIPJSIST ,?T? K" f AH SfatR Reserved PRICES: Lower Moor- 75i?Balc6hy 50c Jr-S JJ vr.ft. A- -.-fnr-.l u'..: .--. '..- .VaT.'TT,-.- v..i-.j.- , , . ...,v - . . ,. ' " V JB, ' W;v,A.A:'J 'I: CURTAIN 8:30 J 'ii.fii.9- , -v. .0 .