La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1916, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1916. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEIV Kodak Specials Special Kodaks at Special Prices 3A SPECIAL AUTOGRAPHIC KODAK With F. 6.3 Anastignat Lens. Post Card Size Regular Price $46.50. Special $35.00 1A SPECIAL KODAK. Speed 1-250 of a Second With P. 6.3 Anastignat . Leiise. Size 2J x 4 1-4 Regular Price $48.00. Special $85.00 : If U. Isn't an Eastman it isn't a Kodak Red Cross Drug Store which we are offering at attractive prices. SMITH'S GARAGE, 3-SI.tf La Grande, Ore. Pine chicken dinner every Sunday for 25 cents at Family Home restau rant next to Ronde Valley House. Adv. . 4-29-3 1 After the show fresh strawberries and cream at Silverthorn'8 fountain. Adv. ; ' 4-24-lt. Take homo some sherbet for thit Sundav Luncheon, at Silverthorn's. - - - 4-29-lt t Merchandise Bought Right Can be Sold Right Clean-op Notice. i l 'J K I . r. f LOCAL BREVITIES. j j r 1 Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo not sell until you consult Byers, on Farmers Telephone. .' ' , . . 3-16-lm Try the Sommer House barber shop i land shoe shininer nairlors. Evervthine good pictures. Free new. Best of workmen. Adv. 4-11-tf How to take instruction. Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. . -i , 4-28-tf. ! Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer ho tel. Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf Clean up this week. Teams will gather up rubbish Beginning May I, provided it is sacked or in small boxes, placed in alleys or -on curbs. Do not include slops, or garbage, vo 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 tire limits until May 7, except on windy days or in places endangering property. , F. J. LAFKY, Adv. 4-20-lOt General Manager. . This newest and latest in Cameras' at Silverthorn's the Automatic Vest Pocket Camera. 4-29-tf Try the Sommer House barber shop and shoe shining parlors. Everything new. Best of workmen. Adv.. 4-11-tf i V RYPTO V iXV GLASSES XV made by us cost no more than Rryptoks made by other opticians, but the 1 77 I 1 111 Js.ryt)toKs suppnea dv us., are better, being ; finished on - specially made machines and in the finest, most com- -iii'' i x 't pieteiy equipped retail J optical factory in East- S ern Oregon. J Besides, we do all the ! work under one roof from the examination of your eyes to the accu rate fitting of tii e fin ished glasses. J. H.PEARE&S0N J Optometrists & Jeweleijs LA GRANDE, OREGON Used Ford Cars for Sale. We have several slightly used Ford Automobiles which hav been received on new Dodge Brothers car sales, and Mississippi pecans are on sale at all grocers. You haven't tasted pecans until you taste these. . Fairies, little green Elves und 'will o' the wisps at Methodist chuirch to night. "Midsummer Eve.1" Presented by well trained class. Adv. ... it. "... . ' i We pay Dest prices Tor second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St.. Phone Black. B351. 9-14, If. iio acres! I FOR RENT j Orancre and Pineapple Sherbet at Silverthorn's. 4-29 It Ladies, Attention! All ladies are invited to call and see the new rubberized sanitary pet' ticoat. Must be seen to be apnreciat ed. Pauline Lederle, Phone Black 911. Adv. 4-6.tf J Splendid G-rooni house i good barn, lots of water for J irrigation, complete pump I. ing plant, excellent soil. Close to the city. Wry i reasonable rent. Apply at once to i Security Land & ".set -f -4 "" .. ' ' j Savings Co. ANCE RJAY TWi r IV Ass 1 mmm At Eagles' Hall Monday Evening, : May 1st, for all Beagles and their friends. Tickets 50 Cents. Heacock's Orchestra L. La Grande, Oregon. April 27-16. Dear Friends, Do you always get good pictures, and have the best results with your Camera? If you do not there is a reason, and a remedy as well. Do you understand the use of the shutter, and do you know how to regulate your light and stop? Do you have trouble with over and under exposures, clue to the light conditions in relation to the distance? There are many reasons why you may not be getting the best out of your Camera or Kodak. Whether you have an Ansco, an Eastman, or any other kind of a Camera we are in a position to give you expert instruction along any line of the picture work. We shall be glad to give you free instruction in all of the foDowing branches of picture work : 1. Uses of the lense. (R. R. Type of Antistigmatic) 2. Uses of the Shutter. 3. Distance and light conditions. 4. Films and plates. 5. Copying and Enlarging. . . 6. Artistic Photography. (Inside time exposure Flashlight , and Landscape pictures). , - Hoping that you will give us the opportunity of helping you along any of the above lines of the work, or any other, par ticulars of camera work, we remain, . , m " Your truly, - - ,-. .4,- The Silvcrtborn Family Drugstore. ',: Fresh Strawberries at Silverthorn's 4-29-tf Pansy Plants. Largest and best variety now in bloom. . Better come this week if you want some. Aster plants and plants for out door planting, porch boxes, hanging baskets etc., ready May 1st. la Grande- Seed fi f loral Jo. AO", .: . . 4-25-Ct Tht is what we are doinc throuirh our. R. C. U 400 "live wire" reUiil merchants it-presenting an $35,000,000 and is growing stronger every year. service of cooperative buying, the buying for over ANNUAL- PURCHASING POWER Or OVKK Come in and be convinced. Strawberry Short-cake' and cream at Silverthorn's. - 4-29-tf Will You Choose Wash Fabrics Now?. Don't wonder at the question You'd ask it too if you were in our place. Ask to see these , 3211NCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS AT 131 CTS. Especially appropriate for Children's Dresses. Will look as pretty and fresh after coming from the tub bs they look in the bolt. NEW WASHABLE FABRICS 12C TO 32C. Plenty of new and pretty patterns to make selec tions easy and satisfactory. The patterns are in checks, stripes-and flowered. And if you are planing a dress for yourself or daughter it will pay you to inspect those New Silks (or Spring Distinctive Styles Wo' are muking a spe cial effort to please the. business girl and have in stock attractive, styles, moderately pric ed, in poplins, serges, checks, stripes, etcv Silk Skirts Our way of buying keeps us constantly in touch with up-to-the-minute styles and we suggest a comparison of prices. ' All materials all sizes prices from $1.87 to $11.98 - M en s Clothing ' , Correct Spring Models "I got what I wanted hero," said a customer yes terday in our men's department. "You always seem to have what I want, and at the right price." If you are hard to suit; if you have trouble in finding just what you want the fabric, the pat tern, the cut come here for your clothes. Quality IneeU price herein . ; Men's Spring Suits .. .v. ... . . $9.87. $12.50 $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 Boys' and Young Men's Suits , , $3.45. $3.95, $1.95. $5.95 up to $22.50 Women's White Canvas Shoes, polish last also button $1.98 Sh. oes Women'is High Covered Canvas, Heel Strap Slip pers and Pumps . ....$1.48, $1.68, $1.98 Women's White Buck, Button. Shoes .....$3.98 Women's White Kid High Covered Heel, 8-in Top, the very best grade $5.50 Women's and Misses Emmy-Lou and Parade Pumps $1.28, $1.68, $1.98 Children's, Misses and Women's . Kid and Patent Slippers, all styles and prices- Misses . , Womens $1.19 up $1.48 up Quofttij t&e same-Duced 4- I- 4- 4-4 4- J- a . ! ft I- PERSONAL MENTION ... tt tt tB Money to Lean. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. L Grande Investment Co. Adv. A group of Boy Scouts under the direction of Paul Knautz went to the hills this morning loaded with dinner baskets and walking sticks. When you are in a hurry for your pictures, bring your work to Silver thorn's Family Dmig Store. The most modern dark room appliances. Every thing of the best type used in picture work. .Adv. - 4-24-lt. The Guild Ladies . will hold a Rumage Sale all day on Saturday, April 29th, at Honan Hall. 4-24-fit Milch Cows for Sale. A number of high grade milch cows for sale at reasonable price. Address J. E. Lenhart, North Powder, Oregon. Adv. 4-28-10t. Apron and cooked food sale at Haisten's Furniture store, Saturday, April 29th, by the Baptist ladies. Adv. 4-26-3t. Cleanup Day at Cemetery. On Saturday, May 6th the Summer ville Cemetery association will meet at tlhe cemetery at 2 o'clock p. m. to elect one trustee for three years; also clerk and treasurer for one year; also to cleanup the cemetery and transact any business that may come before meeting. W. H. GLENN, Chairman. IMARY WOODELL, Clerk. Adv. 4-28-7tp. Potatoes for Sale. No. 1 seed and eating potatoes at .reduced prices. See A. G. Winn at Sawyer & Clarke's warehouse, Sat urday or Monday on phone Farmers 18X7. Adv. 4-28-'2t. J. Wj. Underwood, who has been confined at his home on North Ash street with rheumatism, is reported to have slightly improved. Mrs. Mary Mcllroy and daughter, of Union, are in La Grande today looking after business affairs. James G. Anson, a farmer of tho Telocaset section, came down to La Grande this morning to transact busi ness. Wendell Ihli, a former resident of the Ladd Canyon neighborhood but recently making his home in Wallowa, returned home on today's train after a short stay on business in La Grande. Chief Dispatcher J. F. Corbett, of the O.-IW. R. A N., returned home this morning from Portland wftnere ho was called on official matters. Mrs. Perry Robinson and children, former residents of La Grande, came up fuom Portland this morning and continued their journey to Vincent where they will visit the coming month with Mrs. Itoninsons lather, Lou Rayburn. They will return later and visit in La Grande. Rev.. Chas. Powell, of Cove, was a passenger on the branch line train to day for Joseph. Mirs. Newman, of Cove, arrived on Blue auto stage line this morning and took the branch line train for Palmer Junction whore she goes to visit her mother, Mrs. Steers. Ray W. Logan went to North Pow der today to iook after business. Cashier F. L. Mevcis, of the La Grande National bank, went to ; Hot Lake today to attend to some import ant business arrangements land this evening he will go to Boise to be pres ent at the meeting1 of the Knights of Columbus to be held in the Idaho capitol. fcnerinmr Mni'frjn Kinv o.Ama doWl from Kamela this morning and tkf : night Will join .the La Grande-dole-' f-irt!nn wliii rrnptt to fcVlw TC. C. fion 1 vention to be held In Boise tomorrow. like Crawford is on a 'business tain .to Alicol today. Aubrey G. Smith, candidate for the TJ 1.1 ! .... n . nnmiautinn ' U'H nnl 1WJ UU111.au iiuiuiiMwwii -.w- - superintendent, came over from Union l.,!.f ninlif nnH ivon.t trt F.lHn thl morning in tho intercKts"'of hi can- , didacy. Mrs. Wesley Smith is among thw Cove aairivals in La Grande. Wm. Condit, the stockman whosa runohi is on the iriver above Hilgardr is in town and he and his ramlly will go home tomorrow in a new Buick machine which came in a recent ship ment and for which n order had previously been placed. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bievar left this morning for Pendleton where they will attend the 'tBirth of a Nation." , Money to loan on improved farms. Any amount and any length of me. United States National Bank Adv. "Good things to eat" at the Y. M. C. A. A big, hot, home cooked din- ' ner and supper will be served by the i Lutheran Ladies on Saturday, May Gth, for 35 cents. 4-29-3t "A Mid Summer. Eve" was present ed at the Methodist Church Inst even ing to a fair-sized audience. Coupled j with the operetta was a May pole : feature, and with vocal numbers by i Mrs. J. J. Carr and Miss Thelma Lef- fel, the evening was an enjoyable one. I Pretty girls and girlies participated ' and reflected credit to those who di J 1 rectcd the operetta and to those who i participated. i i h ADDITIONAL WANT ADS. J J J J , . FOR RENT Five-room house, good J! location. See Mrs. Lloyd Scriber 1 1' at 408 Main or telephone fted 111 IT FOUND In front of. New Foley j ,, building . gold bar-pin. Owner .can have eam by paying for hrti ine. Adv. 4-29-tf. m in 7T71 tnnp it iTn H THE GRANDE RONDE LUMBER CO., FOR MANY YEARS KNOWN TO LA GRANDE AND UNION COUNTY AS MANU FACTURERS OF LUMBER, WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE OPEN ING OF ITS NEW RETAIL DEPARTMENT IN LA GRANDE (WITH COMPLETE YARDS AND LUMBER STOCK, ON GREEN WOOD STREET. HERE WILL BE FOUND EVERYTHING CAR RIED IN ANY RETAIL YARD AND WE ARE ABUNDANTLY PREPARED TO MAKE ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON YOUR NEXT BILLS OF LUMBER. ALL BUILDING MATERIALS IN STOCK. WE DELIVER CHAIN WOOD FOR $2.50 PER IX) AD. uranrte Konae t-umDer company Retail Dep't., Grefnwoc Street; U Graade, Ore. .; f ;