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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1916)
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916. LX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE. THREE 1SHERRX-31HEAXRE To-dau Only K William Fox ' ' Presents - THEDA BARA ' , .' - 1 ; In "DESTRUCTION" Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin in "SHANGHAIED. mtin BUSINESS IS GOOD OUR BUSINESS IS GETTING BETTER' EVERY DAY WHY? BECAUSE WE HAVE A CLEAN STORE. FRESH STOCK AND GIVE OUR CUSTOM ERS FULL VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ' J. G. Snodgrass Grocer Quality Phone Main 13 Service Honest Prices :-y Use Our Exchange Department If you have furniture that doesn't suit want something more' up-to-date and better 'phone us and well send a competent man to see it and arrange to take it as part payment on that kind -you want. Well make you a liberal allowance for your goods, and we'll sell you new Furniture at lowest prices. The new furniture will be promptly delivered. Have furniture youH be proud of and pay as you use it. FTY U A ICTCIM FURNITURE ON . U. 11 Aid I EASY PAYMENTS FOLGER WEEK March 6 to 11 : Save ten cents a pound FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE COFFEE To convince you by trial that It is better than other coffees, and to induce you to make the test, we reduce the price during FOLGER WEEK 45c Quality Tia am erlee 1 IB. .46 .35 2 " .8S .68 254 " . 100 .75 6 " 2.00 t.eo Send or telephone your order today For Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone Main 75 City Grocery & Bakery E. Polack, Prop. PLENTY RAIN AT " HON FARMERS ENJOY DOWNPOUR THIS WEEK. : Social Affairs Occupy Much Atten tion at Ladd Canyon. Ladd Canyon, MWch 9. (Special) It has been Tainting here the past two days, and all indications are that we will receive some more. The wind has been quite heavy.- Mrs. E, C. Field entertained the Get-to-Gefher club in a gracious man ner last Thursday sf ternoon, March 2nd." It was a social one, mingled with fancy work, and refreshments which consisted of sandwiches, salad, cukes and coffee. Those -who made the afternoon ta merry one were: Mrs. Adolph Peebler, Mrs, Reginald Hery ford, Mrs. William Banton, Mrs. Prank McOlure, Mrs. Henry Peebler, Mrs. Chas Grandy, Mrs. Neil Wat son, Mrs. Rex Conanuy, Mrs, James. Sterfer, Mrs. E. Buttner, Mrs. Dick Peebler, Mrs. Benjamin Bainbridge, Mrs. Lawrence DrumsmSth, Mrs. Frtank Ingle, and Mrs. Mary Coun sel!. ; Mrs. Henry Bainbridge left onj March 2nd for at least a month's visit with her mother, Mrs. Rhodia Baker, wflio resides at Portland. Mrs. Willard Couch will entertain the Get Together club this afternoon. Literary will be held again tomor row evening. Lavena McAlexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McAlexander celebrated her tenth birthday, lat the home of 'her aunt, Mrs. Benjamin Bainbridge last Saturday. - Most all ' ; of the aungsters were present James Walker, who has been visitiner ihis sister, Mrs, Dick Peebler, return- Wyoming, last Sunday. Paper Mill's Product to Be Shipped. Marshfield, Ore., March . 7. One thousand tons of pulp, the last that remuins of the output of- fflhle Coos Bay pulp and paper mill, will be shipped to Sum Francisco next week on the stetamahips Adeline Smith and Nann 'Smith. The demand for pulp is on the increase and there is a pos sibility now that the big $1,000,000 plant Ihelre will be putrinto operation again. It has been closed for more than a your. Long Engagements Dangerous (Atchison Globe) After a girl has landed her man let her hasten to the' wedding day; long engagements are dangerous. There is the case of Miss Ada W-.mer, 41 years of age, and Nom H. Powell, aged 43, both of Findley Ohio. Twen ty one years ago they became engag ed. The bride-tllect dilly dallied alon without setting the wedding day. Af ter many years her lover decided not to have any wedding day and she promptly sued him for breoach of pro ise, but lawsuits move slowly and Ada took the matter into her own hands; she shot the-man who had promised to marry her 22 ye-.rs ago and then "i&hed her own fhrp&i. Both will live, but the wedding day is as far off as ever. . DRINK SIX GLASSES OF WATER DAILY An Interesting Statement by One of the Big Men In the Drug Business lxzY A. E. KIESLING of Houston, Tcxtis, says: "If you luive a muddy complexion and dull eyes, yon are constipated. Sir glasses of water, dally aud one or two Ilexull Orderlies at night will correct this condition and make yon 'tit as a fiddle.' Kexall Orderlies, in my opinion, are the best luxutive to be liiiii; and can be-taken by men, women or children." Putman's Drug Store. THE REXALL STORE j Those Alurri jinum Percolat- jors are here. jThey are 20 j year genuine j aluminum and j will cost you jless than whole sale in connect jion with our j Royal Club j Coffee Sale 5 lb Cans .. $1.50 j3 lb Cans . . $1.00 : 1 lb Can . . . 35c j Buy now, sale lends March 18th j All Grocers La ! Grande and Island j city ; j Oregon i. Grocery Co. Distributors We pay Dest prices Tor second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black S351. 9-14, tf. REP PEPS PHILOSOPHY "Life is a burden only to the nuvn who saddles himself mtt. fouNt? Beginning Today We are going to close out our line of Harlow Shoes at cost for cash. The Toggery Distinguishes the Its Sfl YOU generally find out about the quality of motion pictures after you have paid your .money. - You should know about them before you take your seat. . Here's how to identify at least one kind of high class pictures wctrcunaurit Look for the Paramount trade mark in the theatre lobby or in the amusement columns of your local paper. Look for nationally known . players in the productions of The Famous Players Film Co., Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Co., The Oliver Morosco Photoplay Co., and Pallas Pictures. Look for the best in literature, music and drama presented on the screen at ten to fifty cents and there you .have Paramount Pictures. If Paramount Pictures are not shown in your neighborhood ask your favorite theatre to get them. Send for This Motion Picture Magazine Sand 10 cents for a three months' trial offer of Picture Progrmu, a magazine filled with (toriaa, photos, questions and answers and articles by and bout your favorite Motion Picture Players. Ad dress your letter to Department C-18. WBW YORK. M.Y.r JfjPjc QUALITY 'k Paramount . . - . m- Pictures Shown Exclusively at th e Arcade i i. t "X: M
