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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1916)
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1916. LA GRANDE ' EVENING ! OBSERVER PAGE FIYE Watch Sherry's. for the "Blue Bh-ds" at , 4-3-lt Sommer House Barber Shop now open for business, with two fiTst-class 'barbers in charge. Your pationage solicited. Adv. 4-6-at. Mir A r airmen Register tonight between 7 and 8 o'clock at Security Land & Savings Co. office. Adv. 4-7-2t. $ ft Begin your out-door season right.; Load your Kodak with :' ' V' EASTMAN N. C. Film The film with thirty, years of cxperfertce behind it. We sell only the ( Genuine East man. Film . Red Gross Drug Store . Watch for Sherry's. the "Blue Birds' at 4-3-lt , Orange and Pineapple Sherbet just right at Silverthorn's family Drug Store. . 4-8-2t ' Mr. Parker, of the Hill Department store, will occupy the home of En gineer John Gardner on. O avenue. Mr. Gardner . and family ;are having their goods packed preparatory to re moval to Portland. ' Moaer M Lni. . On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current , rates. L Grande Investment Co. Adv. .: ! Pine chicken dinner every Sunday with. See: cream and cake for, 25c, at Family Home restaurant next to Ronde, Valley house. Adv. , .4,-8-1-- ,:'. notice. ' i That aggravating little tear . "that ?ou think oant be fixed, take it to auline, she will make it as good as new. Adv. 2-8-lmo. Why Don Investigate? A' tractor that will pull ' J - I - Four eood farmers around in this Valley now using the Waterloo Boy Gas Tractor. three 14-in. plows, and one section of harrow for $950.00 is worth consideration. . Rating twelve horse power on draw" bar, and tw,pnty-f pur horse power on belt. , . We guarantee it to -do the .work of any eight horses' i h the valley, or any place else, easier and faster. V ANOTHER CARLOAD WILL ARRIVE BY APRIL 15TH. Demonstrations evef. day. Will be glad to take you to see any one of the Engines now running. April 10th last day to pay rent without penalty. water 4-6-3t - - :i 4.4.4.4.4,4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. t inrii anevrrtita X, X 4. ju JU A 4.J. J. aaaI ' If it Kodak. isn't an Eastman it isnt a Red Cross Drug Store. 3-28-tf Anna Held, she of the , naughty eyes, at the Arcade Monday and Tues day. Adv. :j 4-8-It. 11 i i . Sommer House Barber Shop now open for business, with two first-class barbers in charge. Your. . patronage solicited. Adv. ' ' , : -o-it. ,T' : rT ' i." i Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo not sell until you consult Byers, on Farmers Telephone., ;. 3-16-lm , Fine chicken dinner every Sunday Family Home, restaurant next to Ronde Valley house. Adv. ' 4-8-1-. Watch Sherry's.' Watch Sherry's. for the "Blue for the "Blue Birds" at 4-3-lt Birds" at 4-3-lt fountain. Adv, , . , to Silverthorn's 4-5-tf. Sommer House Barber. Shop X now open for business, with two first-class (barbers in charge. Your patronage solicited. Adv. ;. s-o-m. Anna Held, the world famous beau- tv. at the Arcade, Monday and lnjes- day. Adv. t-a-a. Register tonight between 7 and 8 o'clock at Security Land .& Savings Co.-office. Adv. April 10th last day to pay water rent without eenalty. . 4-6-3t Fine chicken dinner every Sunday witH itee cream and cake for 25c at rami v uome reautunuiv umi w Ronde Valley bouse. Adv. :41-. 2902 N. Birch St, Phone Black. 8821. April 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. -. -.4-6-3t .April 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. 1 4-6-8t Ko-IA he thirst, riuenching bev- eridge at Silverthorn's. Adv. 4-5-f. SEED ' . ITsed Ford Cars for Sale. - We have several sliehtlv used Ford Automobiles which have been received on new Dodsre Brothers car sales, and which .we., are orienng at attractive prices. , ' SMITH'S GARAGE, 3-31-tf L Grande, Ore. April 10th last day to rent without penalty. pay water 4-6-3t Anna Held sings her famous song, "I Just Can't Make My Eyes Behave," at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. Adv. 4-8-lt Sommor House Barber Shop now open for business, with two ftrst-class ibarbers in charge. . Your patronage solicited. Adv. 4-6-St Retrister tonight between 7 and 8 oVlock at Securitv Land & Savings Co. office. Adv. 4-7-2t. Shores' Taxi Service, tel. Main 740 Adv. Sommer ho. " 2-21-tf Try Adv. Silverthorn's fruit sundaes.-4-5-tf. Htatdhing eggs, Buttercups end S. C Reds, winners county, state and woild's flair quality .. highest prices lowest ' Eugene McGoldxfek, All is not wool that bears a label Now that the serious short age in dye 8tuffs and wool yarns has brought havoc to the woolen market, knowing men will depend upon the rep utation of the House of Born when they are ready for new clothes. M. Born & Company have never misrepresented a I piece of material in the forty I ence they have maintained hijjh quality standards under all conditions they have always sold exactly what they advertise. Don't gamble with your clothes money select your next suit from "Bora's Blue Book" end make sure of good woolens, good workman ship end Ion 5 service. , The price ? No more than you, will be asked to pay for the unknown and uncertain " kind, ' ..''' The Golden Rale Co. I PREPARDNESS IS NOW THE ISSUE 1 4 $r,$H' t 04 A ft J- BETTER COME QUICK Oregon Co-Operative Ass'in La Grande, Ore., 8-7-lmo-p Raid Barlev (Redeaned S1.75 100 lbs. Black Bald Barley( Kecleaned) 100 lbs. Woolgrowers Warehouse Oo.k ! 4,8,5t Enterprise, we. Anna Held, in that ereatest of! all French farces at the Arcade Monday and Tuesday. Adv. , 4-8-lt. i T Register tonight between 7 anf j8 o'clock at Security . Iana & Savings Co. office. Adv. ' ' 4-7r-, wa(ir 4-e-st and 1.. Everything In Office Supplies You will save' time by coming here first when anythl s 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 he liad in town. ' , , ' ' , . " ' '. Account books, legal blanks, files, typewriter supplies, carbon paper, card systems, pens, inks, mucilage, pencils, Erasers, adding machine paper and etc. . . lr at any time you require something we do not regularly carry we will make a special order for it. m every case we make the price as low as possible. , ,.... NEWLIN BOOK & STATIONERY CO. y Anril 10th last day to rent without penalty. pay 4 4 ! ' 4" PERSONAL MENTION f u. Ladies, Attention I All InliAR am 1nvitAi rt caII see ttie new rubberized sanitary peil ticoat Must be seen to be appreciate La Grande friends today. t j m. ...... uui i . Y Attorney li D. Butler left today for Walla Walla on legal business. Mrs. B. F. Wilson of Union, is visit ing her mother, Mrs. J. W. Kennedy. Miss Orton, of Union, is tine guest ed. Pauline Lederle, Phone 911. Adv. Watch for Sherry's. the "Blue Black 4-G-tf ters Ethel and Mrs. Richey, have re turned from Portland. Mr.' Richey was not able to accompany them home being still confined to line hospital. A. Cameron, 1 aged eighty-four years, came in last night from' Wal- SENATOR E. K. KIDDLE Editor G. A. Scibird. of the Union Blls" ""Republican, is in La Grande today. . . inos. LjOiiuh is on au uusinesti triji to. Umatilla. Mrs. John Minnick and son came over from Union this morning. Wm. Pieper went down to Palmer Junction today to. look over .the coun try. - ' ' v Mrs. Harriet McDoni-ld has re turned from a stay of several weeks in Portland.1 . S. A. Parker and wife left on last night's train for a visit to Bridgeport, Okla. Miss Hazeline Wiilson, daughter of Judge and Mrs. B. F. Wilson, of Union, is visiting friends in La Grande. Mrs. Homer Bidwell, of North Pow- A J i T n j 4. rt a-i aer, came oowii a u untnue on una paid for want of funds prior to April , m',ngf. t.in . vlit in ut. Money to loan on improved farms. Any amount and any length of time. United States National Bank Adv. 3-8-tf ' ' -J i v We pay Dest prices Tor second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St. Phone Black 8351. 9-14, tf. Treasurers- Call for Road Warrants. Notice, the undersigned treasurer of Union County has funds on hands with which to pay all warrants issued on the Road Fund and endorsed not Interest ceases on April 6, JOHN FRAWiiEY, Treasurer of Union County. Adv. 4-5-4t 1, 1916. 1916. WANTED Clean cotton rags 2c a pound' Observer office. 4 4 ! J" ! ! ! ! ADDITIONAL WANT ADS. . si J 2 J Ja 1 WANTED Girl for general work. Call Main 728. house 4-8-tf WE ARE PREPARED To fit you with the correct glasses in one of the most mod ern equiped offices in the State J. H PEftRE ft La Grande's Leading Optomet rlsta and Jewelers. . Guests at the Foley. J. W. Peters, A. J. Piffer, Thompson, R. G. B. Cornish, L. F. Horrell and wife, Glen D. Hart, F; W. Vogler, Portland; Mrs. C. Copelli, Alfred Copelli, Kamela; W. E. Vogt, Walla Walla; H. W. Jones, Cincin nati; W. T. Welch, St. Paul; A. S. Peabody, Seattle; H. B. Davidhizer, J. C. eatherby, Joseph; E. B. Tuttle, Imbler; W. xi. Bennett, Chicago; t.. P. Ferguson, Cincinnati; A. Moe, R. O. Sanders, Enterprise; E. Levy, Chi cago; Chas. Ward, Pendleton; C. B. Larsen, Boise; W. H. Barnett, Boston; Thos. fl. Richardson, Muskogee, Okla. Savoy Hotel Guests. C. L. DeVore, City; R. Chundler, Elgin; W. W. Dill, Seattle; Dick Lind say, City; Mrs. G. L. Cleaver and son, Imbler; Peter Woll, Union; E. G. Brownson, Pendleton; L. S. Chapman; L. L. Cross, Elgin; A. M. Smith, Wal lowa; Mrs. A. E. Flowor and daugh ter, Union; W. M. Fngon, Boise; Miss Benjamin; Jay Millering; Ash ford McGinnis, City; J. W. Cummins, Elgin; Jack Stuber, Joseph; Pat Dal- 1 TT riT " 1 . i TT 1 .t iy, xt. wiiaon, v.ity; jiuzui r viui Huntington; J. Jensen, City; Albert Hubbard, Portland. Guessed Mame Honest, Maude, didn t you accept Jack's proposal last night 7 Maude Y-Y-Yes, but how did you en 033 7 . Mame Oh, the poor dear looked so and friends G. W. Lawrence, a harness maker of Union, is & business visitor in La Grande today. Mrs. Harlan Fanchcr, who has been a miaof vP Mra P .T ftwan .Tin at -ju-ti Week, retuimed today to her home in The Dalles. ! J. M. Blakely, prominent stockman 4. and farmer of Wallowa county, re . turned to his home in Enterprise to day. ' John MlcOardle, of Union, was an arrival in La Grande this morning en route to Lostine where he goes on business matters. James McAhster arrived yesterday evening from Enterprise and this evening will continue nis journey to his California home at Turlock, where Mrs. McAlister has remained during the winter. -L. L. Cross came over from Pendle ton last night and today resumed his lournev to his home in iMcm. rie is the last of the federal jurors from Union county to return home. Deputy County ueric jncuormicK was a passenger on tne oranon line today. F. E. Goble, an aged resident of Union, returned today to the Grande Ronde hospital to resume a course 01 : treatment at that institution. ' iMr. J. M. Churchill was a pas senger to her home in Elgin today af ter a visit of a few weeks with her neice in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Roesch, who have been putting in the most of the winter touring the state of Cali fornia, arrived home on last night s train. Contractor S. R. Haworth went to Enterprise today to look after busi ness interests. E. S. Norris, ftnd Secretary Sykes of the State Farmers' union, went to Imbler to attend the meeting today. They will also remain for the good roads discussion to be held there this evening. Mrs. Thos. Martin came over from Cove this morning, enroute to Free water on a visit to her daughter. . Mrs. Bachelor, who hr.s been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Dan Peterman, in Cove returned home today. Mrs. J. D. Sullivan and her dacyh- lowa.. where he has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. uector jucuonaia. He proceeded today to his 'home in Walla Walla but expects to return soon and visit friends in " Grands Ronde and Wallowa. George Huntington -Currey. left this morning for Palmer Valley in the in terests of the logged off lands' . - A. N. Mayville, .a cigar maker formerly of this city, is ibere from his home m Baker for a couple of days'' j visit with old friends. I E. C. Moore, farmer resident, and ' still a property owner in ijS uranae, arrived from Portland this morning VO IOOK M1UUT I11B 1 . Sylvin Petersoon, formerly athletic instructor at the-Y. M. C. A. and basketball star, left today, accompa nied by Mrs. Peterson, lor tneir nome in Logan, Utah. .. t The Bright Side ' j The pessimist was suiiorunc iron, rheumatism. ' .:? "I';) ' "Every bone in my 'body aches,;',, he. complained. . "You ought to be glad you are net a. hcrrine." said the optimist. Tit Rita. Prcxent Joint Senator From . Union and Wallowa Counties Who' Today Announces His Candidacy for re nomination. I' .-'Had Good Eyesight a. Lady How is this you promised to. saw some wood if I gave you dinner.' Tramp--Pardon me lady but your exact words were: "I'll give you dinner if you saw that wood over there." Well I saw that wood over there by the gate, as I came in. : ' GROCERY SALE" The C. J. BLACK STOCK OF GRO CERIES WILL BE PLACED ON SALE AT LESS THAN COST, COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10TII, 1916 AT 9 A. M. REMEMBER THE PLACE, CORNER AD AMS AND FIR "IF YOU WANT BAR GAINS, COME." worried this morning.
