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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1916)
FRIDAY, APRIL 7,-1916. LA GRAKPE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE 'USE v. Cream 1 ll F)R chapped kin, cracked lip. ' tan and aunbum ue Nyal'a Faca Cream, there' nothing quite ao good. It ia greaaeleaa and peroxide. Nyal'a Face Cream it exquisitely perfumed. You ahould prefer it above all othera. Itiaaold m two aizea of ornamental jars, 25 and SO cent. For your com plexion V take ue Nyal'a Face Cream. We have the agency for . thia ideal face cream. Buy a jar at our atore and take it home to night. Thia eurely it theCreara Supreme, Try it end you'll alw aye buy it, ' RED CROSS DRUG STORE fish . situation with uncanny accuracy. He went out to Wallowa county today to grab some big ones. , Summer House Barber Shop now open for business, with two first-class barbers in charge. Your patronage solicited. Adv. 4-6-3t. Register' tonight between 7 and 8 o'clock at . Security Land & Savings Co. office. Adv. 4-7-2t. Money to Lean. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. L Grande Investment Co. Adv. NOTICE. That aggravating little tear that you think can't be fixed, take it to Pauline, she will make it as good as new. Adv. 2-8-lmo. April 10th last day to .pay water rent without penalty. 4-6-3t Sommor House Barber , 'Shoe now open for business, with two first-class barbers in charge. . Your- patronage solicited.-Adv. . . 4-6-3t LOCAL BREVITIES. j If it isnt an Eastman it isn't a Kodak. Red Cross Drug Store. : ' . , 8-28-tf Speed 'Em Up to Silver-thorn's fountain. Adv. 4-5-tf. April 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. 4-6-3t That fishing is on is definitely proven by the arrival in La Grande this morning of Attorney James Nich olds of Baker who keeps tab on the W. L. Stringham INSTRUCTOR ' PIANO STUDIO-Over Young' Con fectionery. Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo not sell until you consult Byers, on Farmers Telephone. , 3-16-lm April 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. ; 4-6-3t Sommer House Barber Shop now open for business, with two first-class Ibarbers in charge. Your patronage solicited. Adv. 4-6-3t. Register, tonight between 7 and H o'clock at Security Land & Savings Co. office. Adv. .'" 4-7-2t. Used Ford Cars for Sale. , We have several slightlv used Ford Automobiles which have been received on new Dodge Brothers car sales, and which we are offering at attractive prices. . SMITH'S GARAGE, 3-31-tf La Grande, Ore. April 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. . 4-6-3t Sommor House Barber Shop' now open for business, with two first-class Ibarbers in charge. Your patronage solicited. Adv. . 4-6-3t. Cooked Food Sale. There will be a cooked food sale Saturday at the Co-Operative Store !by the W. R. C. to raise funds for Decoration day. Adv. 4-6-2t. Register tonight between 7 and 8 o'clock at Security Land & Savings Co. office. Adv. 4-7-2t. Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer no- i tel. Main 740-rAdv. 2-21-tf i.W ANTED Clean cotton, rags 2c a j . pound Observer office. 3-10-tf 1 I Try Silvertihom's fruit sundaes. Adv. . 4-ti-tt. Hatching eggs, Buttercups and S. C Reds, winnors county, state and woild's ' flair quality highest, prices lowest. Eugene McGoldrick, 2902 N. Birch St., La Grande, Qre., Phone Black 3821. 8-7-lmo-p Young's Sweets PHONE RED 3931 THE KEY TOFOOD " CONFECTIONERY is the opener of our door. Come in and feast yoxxt eyes and pal ate upon the candy dainties shown on every side here. It takes so few cents to get a good taste that we are surprised that you don't know our wares. We have the finest Easter As sortment ever shown in La Grande from lc to 15c. Come see for yourself. April 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. 4-6-3t Ko-Lfc-Hhe thirst quenching bev eridge at Silverthorn's. Adv. 4-5-tf. SEED Bald Barley (Recleaned $1.75 100 lbs. Black Bald Barley ( Recleaned) $2.00 100 lbs. V WoolgTowers Warehouse Co., 4,3,5t v " Enterprise, Ore. Register tonight between 7 and 8 o'clock 'at Security Lana & Savings Co. office. Adv. . ; 4-7-2t. April 10th last day . to .pay" water rent without penalty. 4-6-3 1 Ladies, Attention! All ladies are invited to call and see the new rubberized sanitary pet ticoat, muse db seen to De appreciat ed. Pauline Lederle, Phone Black 911. Adv. . 4-6-tf An imnmaAjl fam. Anv Amount And nnv laiiapflt nf fima United States National Bank Adv! , 8-3-tf We pay ' oest prices ror second Hnnri Fi.mitn nVAT.'C 1?TTPVT. TURE CO., 404 Fir St.. Phone Black oooi. - Sr-14, U. " ''-' 1 ' ' r , Treasurers Call for Road Warrants. of Union County has funds on hands with which to pay all warrants issued on the Road Fund and endorsed not paid for want of funds prior to April x, jiriv. tiiwmax. celiacs on April o, 1916. JOHN FRAWLEY. ' Treasurer nf TTninn fVumw Adv. 4-5-4t. . WANTED Clean cotton rags 2c a pound Observer office. 3-10-tf 4 4 h 4 ADDITIONAL WANT ADS. WANTED Girl for 1 general house work. Phone Red 1841, residence 805 M avenue. Adv. 4-7-tf. FOR SALE CHEAP -Piano, ma hogany case. Phone Red 821, or call 1311 O avenue Adv. 4-7-tf. BUSINESS LOT Centrally located. Will trade to contractor who will put up one-story brick building on another lot. Adv. 4-7-5t. 4, 4, 4 PERSONAL MENTION 4 :: J. 4 f. 4 4 4 4 4 J Fred Gcibel left today for a brief visit in iiaker. .Mrs. Ivanhoe, county school suner- intendent, has gone to North Powder and will appear on the program of a school entertainment to be given there this evening. District Attorney Colon R. Eber hard has returned from a trip to Salem where he was oh official busi ness and he also stopped over in Portland on Monday to attend . to a case in the federal court. Miss Mildred Newlin has returned from a visit in Spokane. : Register Bramwell of the United States land office has gone to Idaho on official matters which will extend over a couple of days. A. Molesworth, general auditor for the Portland Light and Power com pany. was in La Grande today en route to St. Anthony, Idaho, on of ficial business. Assistant Superintendent A. Buck ley 'eft for Huntington this morning on railway matters. H. Bader and H. S. Sommer were Elgin visitors in La Grande this morning. Mose Cockrell was in La Grande to- dny on his return to (his home in Union after a short term of service as a juror in the session of the fed eral court held in Pendleton. Superintendent W. Bollons, of the O.-W. R. & N., is on business in Baker todav. Arthur Hallgarth, of Elgin, was visitor in La Grande this morning. Chas. Reynolds arrived home yes terday evening from the big athletic meet at his alma matei? O. A. C. He I r" New Spring J y pes & Pumps New English lasts, rubber soles and heels in Blacks, Tans and Whites. These are very popular now. New High Top Lace and Button in the newest lasts made of Soap Kid, a very 60ft and pliable leather. Many new styles in pumps in the very latest designs. L. J. FRENCH SHOE CO. More for Your Money in Building Material .. "v ..-.' . ' . , ; ' ' ' , ..' "... ' ; ; " v. '. '" -V;, V ; This R. C. U. Store cm save you money on building material and building hardware this spring. ; If you will come here and look over ourstocks you will see the advantages you will get through buying here. .; ' ,'V; We are now showing complete stocks of Sash and Doors, Building Paper, Deadening Felt, Paints and Oils, Varnishes, Stains, Shingle 'Nails, Lock Sets, Hinges, Door Springs, Sash Lifts, Weights and every thing in Building Hard- ware. A Few Examples of How we Sell the Best for Less 20- and 25-lb. Building Paper, 500 square feet 85 and 950 Deadening Felt, 500 sq. ft. $2.50 Tarred Felt, 500 sq..ft. No. 1 ......$1.35 Tarred Felt, 500 sq. ft. No. 2 ......$2.00 Black building paper 1000 sq. ft. $2.50 Black building paper 500 sq. ft. $1.50 Screen Doors, all sizes $1.35 to $1.75 Screen Door Sets ...........!2O0 and 250 Screen Door Springs, each .-100 Screen Door Hinges, pair ............1O0 The Golden Rule Co, Everything In Office Supplies Tfou will save time by coming here first when anythl is needed in the way of stationery for", the office. Our stock is so ample and varied that you can feel sure of finding any item in this line here if it is to' 'be iiad in town. -. " s . , Account books, legal blanks, files, typewriter supplies, carbon paper, card systems, pens,, inks, mucilage, pencils, Erasers, adding machine paper and etc. ' ... V at any time you require something wei do not regularly carry we will make a special order for it. in every case we make the price as low as possible. , . . ,. - . NEWLIN BOOK & STATIONERY CO. also had some business errands to at tend to in Salem and Portland. "Mrs. P. A. Eobbins went to Imbler thisi morning to visit her brother Sherwood Williams and his family for a few days. Mrs. J. A. Matott, who lhas 'been critically ill for three weeks, had a turn for the better last evening and is considerably improved this after noon. ' Mrs. Daniel Boyd returned to her home in Enterprise this morning af ter a short visit with Mrs. J. W. Knowles. Her husband remains over for ai day before returning home. "Uncle George" W. Webb, ex-state treasurer, who is 91 1-2 years of age left this morning for Pendleton to visit his daughter, Mrs. Frank Praz ier. He is as spry as ever. John Hill, who has been visiting his son Henry of this city, made the trip to Pendleton with Mx. Webb. Christ Miller transacted business in Alicel today. .Mrs. Will Church drove her Hayncs car to Hot Lake today and brought home Mrs., Alvin Baumeister of Walla Walla- who is stopping at the Lake. A Close Resemblance "Wlhy do you call your mule 'Phili pines'?" "A genuman come along an' told me da .'ud be a good name,4' replied Mr. Erastus Pinkley. "I were 'scussin de animal wif inr an' I told 'ini I wasnlt made up in my mind whether I'd. bold on to 'im or try to trade 'im off or lose 'im." Wash ington Star. ' . ; The Dependable Ansco Humorous and Sarcastic The charge that the American is no longer interested in politics is refut ed by the fact that thirteen men have been Indicated in Charleston, Minn eapolis Journal. ' v A TTnTnvtrrl mnn hn invpnt.fld a ma- cliinn -fnv rlplprtinc l'.irs but nature beat him to it when she invented wo men. Macon News. "Ij eatinir candv a cnuso for crime?" asks a scientist. Well, all of us iwnomber what Dnc Cook did af ter filline himself full of gumdrops. Brookfiled, Mo. Gazette. The "dam" was the smallest and ; least valued Persian coin in the an cient days. Which is a thing no-1 bodv cares a small I'ersmn com about. Indianapolis News. T1.I 4-wM.V.la tirilflv Villa Jtt rftinf ha XJI ".Ml. ... .LF V..UW ,has for some time been laboring un der tiro impression xnai 11 was easy and safe to murder Americans as it was for IHm to take a new wife. Chicago Herald. Call a thine a "cause" and you get some person to do hard work for it without pay, however, unncless it may he. On the other hand there aroj workers for a "cau.Te" who would quit if their salaries were stopped. Al- j bany Journal. holism is logical, aa human flesh is '. the most digestible. Still,, we all know of some people wo are certain ! would not agree witm us xsnaar any conditions. Indianapolis Star. V.flr "; 1 ' For That Camping Trip or Vacation The new Ansco Speedex Film, the prize winning Cyko Paper, and the Ansco Way, are a combination which will Improve Your Pictures. ANSCO PHOTOGRAPHY Means more than the camera. It embraces the camera and lens, the sensitive film and the paper on which the film is printed. Prize Winning Prints Are Made on Cyko Papers. Let us show you the new models of cameras, the Univers al Speedex Film, the Cyko Papers, Film Postal and Print Albums. Our men are competent and will get the most from your negative Let us explain to you how to get the best results from your camera. "If it Isn't an Ansco it Isn't the Best" Silverthorn's Family Drug Store
