La Grande evening observer., April 20, 1916, Image 5

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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EASTER
NOVELTIES
You ought to be in' our store
these days and heac- the expres
sions of delight from the little
folks who eee our Easter Novel
ties. You would realize then how
much happiness you could pro
vide for the small people at
home, and at an .insignificant
cost, too. .'
We Have a Complete Line
Fluffy little chicks and ducks,
funny birds with hats on,
strange birds of 'brilliant plum
age, roosters, hens, rabbits, eggs
etc. .. Some novelties are of
candy, some are made to hold
candy and others are just ornamental.-
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PRICKS 5c. iOc, and 15c
Red Cross
Drug Store
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you- want to see the fairies, make a
date with "Dorothy" who is in search
of them in the operetta "Midsummer
Eve."
The Guild will hold a cooked food
sale t Pattison's grocery store Satur
day afternoon and at the same time
conduct an apron sale at the Guild
hull. Adv. . .. , 4-18-4t,
We pay Des". prices for ' second
Hand .Furniture. DYAl'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St.. Phone Black
(361. c .:... . a.14,. tf.
Most people like good cameras and
films, the kind that Silverthorn Fam
ily Drug Store sell. Adv. 4-17-tf.
Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo
not sell until you consult Byers, on
Farmers Telephone. 3-lC-lm
' ' Ladles, Attention!
All ladies are invited to call anV)
see the new rubberized sanitary pe
ticoat. Must be seen to be appreciat
ed. Pauline Lederle, Phone Black
911. Adv.- - 4-B.tf
Try the Sommer House barber shop
and shoe shining pairlors. Everything
new. Best of workmen. Aav. 4-xi-u
Nice line of white ivory goods in
brushes and mirrors at Silverthorn's
Family Drug Store. Adv . 4-17-tr.
Fresh strawberries
strawberry sundaes at
Fountain. Adv. ...
Shores' , Taxi Service,
tel. Main 740 Adv.
and cream,
Silverthorn's
4-17-tf.
Sommer ho-2-21-tf
For Easter Cut Easter and Calla
Lilies. Carnations, Daffodils, Spanish
llris, and Violets. Order today,
open evenings. la uranne
r loral uo. Aav. . .
Store
Seed &
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Used Ford Cars for Sale.
Wo Vini covernl liirhtlv used Ford
I Automobiles which have been received
on new Dodge Brothers car Baies, miu
!'; which we are offering at attractive
PnCeS' SMITH'S GARAGE, .
3-31-tf La Grande, Ore.
' Kodak The best in photography.
Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. 4-13-tf
Easter flowers and plants on dis
play Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Store open evenings. La Grando Seed
& Floral Co. Adv. 4-19-3t.
On the evening of April twenty
eighth "Queen Mab" and her court
will be at the Methodist church. If
Try the Sommer House barber shop
and shoe shining pairlors. Eyeohmg
new. Best of -workmen. Adv. 4-11-tt
- Two Deliveries Friday Af4ernoon.
On account of Good Friday Passion
Service there will be but two deliver
ies Friday afternoon. At 3:30 and 5
'c,0ck- MERCHANTS DELIVERY.
Adv. 4-19-2t..
Money to loan on improved farms.
Any amount and any length of time.
United States National Bank Adv.
-,,, 8-3-tf
, The ladies of the Christian church
will hold their cooked food sale at thi
Co-Operative store Saturday. Adv. -
Cherry trees cheap. Bing. Lambert
and Royal Ann $10 per hundred.
Karl J. Stuckland, Cove, Ore. Adv.
D. 4-17-ft..W. It.
Easter Goods in
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O u r B argain Basement
See. the bcautii'ul line we are showing .in bur Bargain Basement. AH the latest
novelties including Baskets, Nests, Boosters, Ducks, Chickens, liens in the
Nest, Babbits, Class Hggs and Paper Mwhee Eggs. : - ,
'Bring in the little ones they will surely appreciate it. "t T
Candy Kastej-Eggs, o for :'...-. ::..;..lc -iri ' 'v,'
Candy Easter Eggs, a pound
Treasurers Call for Road Warrants,
Notice, The undensigncd County
Treasurer has funds on hand to re
deem all warrants issued on the Road
fund and endorsed not paid for want
of funds prior to April 18, 1916. No
interest allowed on the above war
rants after April 18, 1916.
JOHN FRA WILEY,
4-17-4t. County Treasurer.
Money to Loan.
In Our Hardware Department
you will find one of the most complete lines of WHITE ENAMEL WAKE
you ever laid your eyes on. This is a new lot just received.
On improved real property in Union i
county, no delays, current rates. L I
Grande Investment Co. Adv. j
Lawn Mowers
The season is now here and we are better prepared to serve you in tihis line
than ever before. Everything to make the lawn look beautiful. Let us show
you how we can save you money on these goods.
Easter Bazaar. -The
Ladies Aid of the Island City
church will give an Easter bazaar at
the church in Island City Friday be- j
ginning at' 6 o'clock. 'Ice cream and .
cake will be sold. Adv. 4-20-tt.
Special for Friday and Saturday
Genuine 0 'Cedar Mops, Regular Price $ 1.50, Friday and Saturday Special..
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ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER
A group of La Grande Masons went
to Cove last night and there exempli-'
tied initiatory rites. The Cove lodge
was a gracious host, and served a
bunnuet at the close. Those who went
on-the trip included: Messrs. Rees, !
Ahlquist, Robb, Oxner, Coddnigton,
Russell, Humphreys, Hoyt, Brough
ton J.. T. Williamson, McEwen .and
Huffman.
More for
Your Money
The Golden Rule Store
La Grande's R. C. U. Store
More For
Your Money
ELSON ART EXHIBIT
250 MASTER PIECES
Thursday and Friday Afternoons and Friday
. Evenings At -
Riveria School
ON NORTH SECOND STREET
SPECIAL PROGRAM FRIDAY EVENING
' ADMISSION
Adults 15c; High School Pupils 10c; Children 5c
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PREPAREDNESS
On That
Fishing
Trip
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Special Services Sunday
Services will bo held at- the L. 1).
S. Tabernacle Sunday evening begin
ning at 7:30 in which the L. 1). S.
Tabernacle choir under tne direction
of Joseph P. Price, will render the
sacred cantata "Gethsemmano to Cal
vary" (Witty.) Both the words and
music of this cantata are soul In
spiring. - .
The regular meeting of the La
Grande Motor ub will be held thiB
evening at the :y hall. Meeting is
called at 7 o'clock Matters of special
interest and ' importance will be
brought up tonight and everybody
that would like to see some good race?
this summer are urged to be present.
The object of the club is not to make:
anything out of racing but to promota
events. ... '
Clean-up Notice.
Clean up next week.; Teams will
gather up rubbish beginning May 1,
provided it is sacked or in small boxea,
placed in alleys or on curbs. Do not
include slops, or garbage. Do not ex
pect the man to gather it up for you.
The city service is free. Empty cans
and tins are breeding places for mos
quitoes. Clean up the streets and
vacant lots near you. The dump is lo
cated at the north end of Fourth
street. Permit is hereby given to
burn rubbish outside of the fire limits
until May 7, except on windy days or
in places' endangering property.
. P. J. LAFKY,
Adv. 4-20-10t. General Manager.
LOST Yellow, half grown kitten
with dark stripes on its side. Ke
ward. .lap Stevens. Adv. 4-20-tf.
either this evening or iii the morning.
Lee Childers, who has been farming
in the vicinity of Alicel for a num
ber of years, has removed with his
family to a farm recently purchased
six miles east of La Grande.
Jim Sloan of Seattle is here the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Holmes.
Portland; J. '.P. Reibe, Hormiston; G.
H. North,' Seattle; E. T. Bell, Los
Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Avery,
Chicago; B. McKinley, Portland; Mrs.
M. G. Gwynne, Enterprise; ; Ben - B.
Elson, Buffalo; E. J. Frohman, Port
land; A. L. Bradley, Dodge City, Kan.;
Harry Summers, St. Louis; P. B
Bloom, Seattle; F. H. Ladd, Scaf
porse; Chas. Albort Stahl, Tualiton;
A. W. Noeblod,. Astoria; Howard J-
Mnslnr. A. C. Thompson, Robt. A.
Pratt. Portland, i '
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On That
Vacation
Post Card Size Camera
Load your comera with the. New Ansco Speedex
Film and he. assured of success the film that pro
duces the hest snap-shots on cloudy days. Ansco
film and paper are prize winnlers. Cyko pjapers
have Latitude Use the paper you can control in
the development. ,
See Our New Automatic Vest Pocket Cameras
$7.00 to $55.00, the univei-sal focus camera with the
micrometer focusing scale.
Let Silverthorn's develop and print your film by
the Ansco Tank Method.
IF IT ISN'T AN ANSCO IT ISN'T THE BEST
Silverthorn's Family Drug
Store
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Conductor E. I. SheDhard. wife an
babv have returned from a visit of
three months in the east.
Mrs. F. E. Brav. who has been on a
visit of a few weeks with her step
mother. Mrs. Anna Pause, leaves to
night for her home in Alhambra Hot
Springs, Montana.
Thos. Liottus returneu lasi nigm-
from Umatilla where he was en
gaged in work for the ,railroad com
pany. k '
Fred ueibel lelt tnis morning on a
short visit to Pendleton.
Louis Wright, carpenter and build
er, left today tor enterprise on uusi-ness.
W. E. Wills was a passenger on the
branch lino train today for Enter
prise.
H. E. Oliver, of the O.-W. R. & N.
freight department, left today to look
after business on branch lino points.
S. A. Gardinier arrived home last
night from Enterprise where he is
figuring on the proposition ol opening
a picture snow nouse.
J. T. Langloy. master mechanic or
the O.jW. R. & N., arrived from Port
land this morning on company mat
ters. Eddie Hannnn, city marshal' of
Tluntintrton. stonned off in Ia Grande
on his return from Portland for aiH
..loll- .t.Ifl. liia mint Mrq Frnnk Pik I 3
He continued his journey homeward
on No. 6 today.
Gvoree TTennesey, in ch.'irge of the
Catholic chapel car. was a passenger
today en route to Nnmpn, Idaho, and
expects to return to La Grande within
a week. The chapel car is at present
at Pendleton.
Joseph T. Gray, of Alicel, was look
ing after business in La Grando today.
Judge T. II. Crawford arrived home
today from a trip to Portland and oth
er points west.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller were
over from Cove today. Mr. Miller is
expecting to go to Portland to attend j
tha meeting ot tne tax league organi
zations of the state and will leave
Good Friday Program at Sherry's.
Opening Hymns "Ir. the Cross of
Christ I Glory;" "I Need Thee Every
Hour."
DMn.... xu:. rM.;i,t.D
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Slides Entrance Into Jerusalem. ,
llllustnated Song, "The Holy City," .
C. P. Ferrin. ! , J
Slides Last Supper, Gethsemane, i
before Pilate. i I '
Illustrated Song, "Calvary," ; a ;
George Bimie. i J
Slides CTU'Cinxion. ; ; ;
First Address, "The Cross Foolish- t !
ness or the Power of God" Rev. C. A. ! J I
Edwards. !
Illustrated Song, "Rock of Ages." 1 1
Second Address, "The Cross tne ;
Revelation of the Nature of Sin :
Rev. .1. J. Tichner. I
"There is a Green Hill Far Away.''
Third Address, "The Broadtih and
Length of the Gross" Rev. W. L.
Clark. :
Illustrated Song, "Jesus Lover ot
My Soul." ,
; r ourtn Address, ine vepin unu
Length of tho Cross" Rev. G. L.
Ford.
.Solo 'Mrs. A. L. Richardson.
Fifth Address, "The Cross Our As
surance of Pardon" Sed'y Roy Clark.
Solo Mrs. Newmeyer.
Sixth Address, "The CroBS the Mag
net of the iWorld" Rev. U. H. Gibbs.
"Abide With Me."
Seventh Address, "The Cross the
Revelation of Surpassing Love"
Rev. W. C. Drahn.
Illustrated Song, "Nearer My God
to Thee."
Lard's Prayer and Benediction.
Rev. W. C. Drahn, director; Miss
Jackson, accompanist; Mrs. New
meyer, leader of singing.
GARDEN
TOOLS
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THE TIME FOR TURNING JWARTH
IS HERE. LOWER YOUR COST OF
LIVING BY RAISING A GOOD
GARDEN THIS SEASON '
GET YOUR GARDEN TOOLS, SUCH
AS ..
ShovelsJSpades, Hoes, Rakes Etc.
FROM OUR BIG; COMPLETE LINE
Guests At Sommer
Chas. Selshed, Seattle;
Hotel
M. Jewell,
Portland; E. W. Barnes, Duluth; Al- J
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We Have Swellest Lawn Mowers
Made
bert Mount. M. D.
ens, Dayton, Wash
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aster Footwear
You will need shoes or pumps to complete your
Easter wardrobe. We can give you the hest styles
and your proper size.
A few pair of white, wasteble kid shoes received
and more to follow first of the week.
Many styles to select from in black kid lace or
button, the very newest lasts.
New Dove Gray Button Shoes.
New Pumps all styles and prices.
New black and white stripped
Onyx Hosiery.
FRENCH
L. J
SHOE CO.
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