La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1916, Image 5

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1916. '
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
'The Tonic of Tonics"
KM'S SARSAPRILLA
Build up, brace up, tone up, wake up; get
ready for the coming hot days. Banish from
the system the weariness and lassitude left
over from winter. Restore the run down
condition, strengthen the blood, increase the
appetite, build up old or young, as the need
may be. The best remedy there is for the
blood. - - . ; ' .,
PRICES 50c and $1.00 PER BOTTLE.
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
Build
up
Brace
up
Wake ;
up
4 4 i- "f
t LOCAL BREVITIES.
tr4,4,4,4,4,44,4'r,'l'r$
If it isn't an Eastman it isn't a
Kodak. Red Cross Drug Store.,
' ' 3-28-tf
iChas. Lester, district deputyhead
consul for the Modern Woodmen of
America, is in Enterprise to spend
the week-end on lodge affairs.
', Chas. Nelson has gone to Omaha on
business matters. "
: George , Stoddard . is at , Ahe com,
pany camps on tho Looking Glass to
day. Now that snow is practically
gone ; mud developes as a hamper to
beat efficiency. . ; .
Ppinf.lVIO. TkAMllnlnf f!.Mvmm Bml
enlarging everywhere in Camera work
ax tsilverthorn 8. 3-27-lt
Mr, Farmer bring your products to
the B. B. Family Restaurant and get
cash for it. We serve a regular din
ner for 20c. i 8-15-tf i
Fresh, clean, homelike room by day, '
week or month. Call Red 741. Mrs. I
A. G. Hermann. 3-3-26t
The parcel-post pharmacy La
Grande Pharmacy. .' ' . 3-28-2t
L. B. McFarlnne of Ottawa, Kan.,
who is one of the homeseekors mak
mg use of excursion rates, and who
has Eugene as his destination stop
ped over in La Grande last night on
business matters.
Right quality at right price La
Grande Pharmacy. S-28-2t
WANTED Clean cotton rags-2c a
pound Observer office. ' ; 3-10-tf
Expert Developing and Pilmtlng.
Special attention to your likes and
dislikes in camera work. Only the
best of papers used for your pictures
at Silverihoms. 3-21-tf
CLOSING OUT SALE
-, Must Dispose of Erjlfcire Stock ' - r "
Regardless of Cost.
Men's Clotihing, Gents' Furnishings
Large Stock of Jewelry. ' . -"' '
. COME AND GET THESE BARGAINS
Bulk Garden Seeds '
Buy your seeds in bulk. Complete
stock. First onion sets in the city.
Remember our SDecial offer on each
$1.00'cash purchase of garden or flow
er seeds an packages or ounces.
Cabbage and cauliflower plants now
ready. La Grande Seed & Floral Co.
, 3-27-Ot
We pay Deal prices ror second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St, Phone Black
8351. 9-14, tf.
Eveready Flashlights, and Mazda
Lamps make the world bright. Every
thing in the line at Saverfchom's
Family Drug Store. 3-21tf
.NOTICE. '
That aggravating little tear that
you think can't be fixed, take it to
Pauline, she will make it as good s
new. Adv. 2-8-lmo.
NEW YORK STORE
214 Depot Street
The schedule of the Cove-La Grande
auto stage has changed for the trip
out from thus end or tne line, resum
ing from La Grande at 1 o'clock p. m.
The time for leaving Cove for La
Grande is 8 o'clock a. m. The change
gives people who go to Cove in the j
afternoon by auito two or tnree nouns
and then ihe opportunity to return by
train via Union, the same afternoon.
tTaMMtiiv atrtrs. Ruttarcnnit and S.
C. Reds, winners county, state and
prices lowest Eugene McGoldrick,
2902 N. Birch St, la cranue, vrv.,
Phone Black 3821. .; . -., 9-7Amo-p
4
"Telephone
It"
Why waste time. and energy when a telephone will.
' save. both. ;.....-.'.', :-
The greatest amount of work accomplished correctly,
with the least amount of energy, in the shortest
. possible time is EFFICIENCY .
A Telephone will do this. See us about it.
HOME INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE CO.
v Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo-
not sell untfl you consult Byers, oh
Farmers Telephone. a-ie-um
Mnnav f rt Innn nnMmnroved farms, i
Any amount ana any lengtn oi rame.
-United States National uanis aav.
, ; . ; .. 8-8-tf
Shores' iTaxi Service, 8oramw-.Ho-
tel.t: Main 740 Adv. . . 2-21-tf
New
Spring
Shoes
- j :y.. '1S
A Message to the Men
Who Want Quality
and Style in
Tailor Made Suits
Truthfully," in all our years of service to the men and
young fellows of La Grando and vicinity, we have never
offered anything more alluring in respect to style
fabric and value than the . .
M.s Born & Company's Made-to-Measure
Suits
A perfect fit is guaranteed on every suit that leaves the
Store. Ask the man that ' wears a BORN SUIT.
?! PRICES RANGE FROM ....$15.00 to $37.50
See our Add at the Arcade Theatre, Also our Window Display
of Patterns.
The Moment You try on Our New Suits or Dresses
There'll be no Question as to Whether you Will buy
Styles are Unusually Attractive -They're Smart to a Very Marked Degree
Blue and Mafck poplin suits, blue serge suits,
green and tan, French whip cord suits, black and ,
' white Shepherd checked suits, and, black and blue
taffeta silk suits $11.85, $17.50, $18.35, $22.50,
$25.00 and $28.50.
Skirts are ever wider in dresses as well as in
suits tan, blue, rose and gray Crepe de Chene
dresses, blue and gray . silk poplin dresses and
taffetas in all shades $13.50, $13.85, $15.00 and
$22.50. . :
THE GOLDEN RULE CO.
t . i'. j i
Look for the B. B. Etinc: House.
it is the best place to eat. Meals 20c
and up Opposite Depot. 3-io-u
grade stationery, Highland and Crane's
iitnen Lawn yorresponaence airas,
and OBox papers. Separate Envelopes
and pound papers all sizes and grad
es At Silverthorn's Drug Store.
8-21-
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J PERSONAL MENTION j?
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. George Gray of Lower Cove, was
among the arrivals in La Grande to
day. -
Frank Conleyi' Cove farmer, came
over to La Grande this morning.
Mrs. Houck of Rosoburg, is making
offical visits as grand worthy matron
of Eastern Star in Wallowa county,
'going on to JosepM today. She. was
accompamea ty Mrs. uora u. oiamw
of this .ty, who returns, this, evening.
: Mrs. 3. Whitby and her mother Mrs.
J. A. Bobbins arrived last .evening
f roim The Dalles, where the latter 'lias
been conf ined to a bed for some tune.
A !!., inn vf CI IW Allen.
statin, oiwiii ww.. . , ,
Ireturned to Ihis home in Union today
after a vasit wan reiauvea m jjo
Gmnde. , -
Milton Block, the awhitedt, was o
passenger to North Pbwder on No.
6 toaay.
WANTED Clean cotton rags 2c a
pound Observer , on ice. . orxu-u
,. . "DAMAGED GOODS"
Film Drama Carries a Thrilling Story
Tilia -rVW. rrf "DATnaced Goods. ' the
-film r1oT7 flrrlAR R RtOTT
that ttnlhappily is repeated in the sec
ret history of many a young man of
the day.
. ..Despite its dark passages it is clean
ly nortrayed on the screen and tater-
e6 IS ma-UlUiUieu uvemy wvw6.
seven reels.
The picture is to be seen here at the
ffharrv Theater. Monday and continu
ing two days. ... .
It is a Mutual special leature u
by the American Film Co.
The story of the play centers about
the role of George Dupont, which is
taken by Richard Bennett, the fam
ous actor who produced tho play on
sneaking atasre with such sensa-
Uional success.
Savoy Hotel ".
Mire r. V. Mnhlnv and familv.
North Powder; J. H. Sirk, Portland;
Dick Galloway, Portland; L. W. Home-
backi Baker; U. A. Koy, migmi a. u.
Pilnf. Riu1c; Kor, Mansfield.
Pendleton; Fred Toney, IBaker;; J., R.
f ' ' : Foley Hotel Guests "
1. Ti. Vai-n C DnmTvheli:' D. 11.
DU1, Ben Franklin, J. Rhoads, C. B.
Clement, Don Estes; A. J. Peiffer, C.
J. Robertson, Portland; P. D. McRae,
J. Joseph, Chicago; H. E. Weidman,
E. A. Holden, Spokane; Charles Wlard,
Pendloton; B. F. Garrick, C. G: Dodte,
city; mom service, Bauer;: wi .- o.
Mitclvell, CBaker; Geo, Munray, Keo
kuk, Iowa; H. Tyree, Omaha; JU; O.
Ralston, W. S, Spinnig, Seattle; A. (T,
Warrinen Walla Walla; H. S. Som- ,
mer, Elgin, .- -vc. ;. '.' ; .;;.,, .Ki;". r! ? i- .
; Sommer Hotel Arrivals I
N. L. Baker, E. A, Taylor, Port
land; J. L. Flannigan, eabtle; H. T.
Reiff , . F. H.. Sutherland, Baker; Gov.
B. Pratt, Portland ; Daniel Boyd, En
terprise; IWim. Ellis, Portland; Geo; H .
Papshaw, Seattle; R. S. Burnett, Kan
sas CityiyiOasey, W. H. Mitchell,.
.Com TIVavunBWtfV
S. C. Ligge, Frankfort, Ind.j O. W-
rlolmes, wamupa; ai. j. opruiiua, ruiv
land. f ;'.1v'-'.Ji--, ..i... ,j
Men's Spring Shoes in tans and black, both button and
lace in bJI the new styles. Priced from $3-50 to $6.00
Ladies' Spring Shoes and Pumps, in all the new styles,
ad button. Pnced fror
B both lace and button. Jrncea irom jpo-w v g
ChUdren's Spring Shoes and Pumps, all styles and all fi
B prioea. . )f
ff WKen you want Sioes come to a shoe store We fit your f
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FINE CANDIES
JOHNSTON'S FINE CHOCOLATES
FRUITS IN CREAM
CHOCOLATE BRAZIL-NUTS
QUINTETTE
MALTED MILK CHOCOLATE
America's Standard of
, Candy
Silverthorrts Family
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Mod rCqrS e t si
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Most Any" corset won't do!
"Most any Medicine" wouldn't do if you were ill, would it? You
want the particular medicine for your specific ailment.
And if you really care about having a good figure about retaining
your youth as long as possible about increasing your grace and charm
then "most any" corset won't do either.
You want the particular corset for your specific figure needs.
' Naturally corsets differ in just the proportion that the abilities
of their designers differ. So to be certain of getting the best corset
for your figure it Is essential tha you select one created by a de
signer of known skill and reputation. ;
' In the world of1 carsetry Jennings is generally accounted the fore-.
most designer; ;' He design Modart Front Laoed OorceU exclusively.
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Drug Stare