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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1916)
SATURDAY, MiAY t, IIU LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ( PAGE SEVE7 ' e a J j a LOCAL BREVITIES. j j instruction. Bed Cross Drug Store. Aav. ; 4-HM3. Your Kodak and Our FINISHING DEPARTMENT Are a combination that makes for results. , . Every strip of film is de-t veloped and every print is made by experts who have the one idea of "results" in mind just' as ' you ' have when you click the, shutter. Red Cross Drug Store The usual Sunday Chicken Dinner ,-at family Home Restaurant and 'meals served family style every day 'lor 25 cents, short orders all hours from 6a .m. to 8 p. m, Adv. 5-6-lt ! The $670,000 comedian's greatest ! comedy at the Arcade, Tuesday , and i Wednesday. Adv. , It f Auburn Roadster for sale. Inquire I Hotel Foley. Adv. 5-5-3tp. Second-hand furniture wanted. Oo not sell until "you consult Byers,, on Farmers Telephone. S-16-Ijti Strawberry short-cake very nice just right at Silverthorn. Adv. 5-8-4t Carmen is the only genuine Chaplin feature. See it Tuesday and Wednes day at the Arcade. Adv. : It. i ' May 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. Adv.,.; 5-5-4t We pay nest prices ror second Hand Furniture. DYAX'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St.. Fhofce Black 1861. 9-14. tf. Iflll. 1 i. 1 may jul.ii iul uuy w pay rent without penalty. Adv. water 5-6-4t Charles Chaplin as Darn Hosiery will be at the Arcade Tuesday and Wednesday. It. Developing and printing quickly and properly done at Silverthorn's. Adv . . 5-3-4t ' Used Ford Cars for Sale. We have several slightlv used Ford Automobiles which have been received I GEO. THERE'S A DIFFERENCE IN " SHINGLES . as you will learn when you use ours You'U find them all per fect without split or warp and full count every time1 And so thoroughly seasoned that they are practically weatherproof. .Cover your roof with them and you'll save money and temper. ' PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 ' IOU;LML.a:;.i With each dozen of choice Carnations pur chased Saturday" Even ing between 7 and 9 o'clock at the regular ' price 75c dozen we will give FREE a beautiful potted Lily worth from $1 to $2.50 each. , Only 60 in the lot. None charged or de livered. - None reserved. This opportunity only comes but once a year. ; Don't miss it. La Grande Seed & V. on new Dodge Brothers car sales, and which we are offering at attractive prices. SMITH'S GARAGE, 3-31.U La Grande, Ore. Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer ho tel. Main 740 Adv. - 2-21-tl May 10th last day to pay water rent without penalty. Adv. 6-5-4t Orange and pine apple sherbet at i oiivertnorns. Adv.. b-o-tt. Ladies, Attention! All ladies are invited to call and see the new rubberized sanitary pet ticoat Must be seen to be appreciat ed. Pauline Lederle, Phone Black 911 Adv. , 4-6.tf .Money to Loan. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. If it isnt an Ansco it isn't the best. -Adv. , , . ' 5-8-4t. 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. "'New' automatic self- focusing vest pocket cameras, $7.00 at Silverthorn's. Adv. . 5-3 -4t. May 10th last day to pay rent without penalty. Adv. . water 5-5-4t Money to loan on improved farms. Any amount and any length of time. United States National Bank Adv. -,8-8-tf Let Silverthorn's develop and print your films.' Ansco tank mthod, Cyko paper. Adv. . 5-8-4t We tell you all about tuking pic tures, what your exposures and focus b should be, the points necessary for taking good pictures. Always free at Silverthorn's Family Drug store. Adv. W. 1 D. 5-S-4t. Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for $1.25. Peoples MnrKtt 1419 1-2 Ad ams Ave. 1 . . fi-S-tf Get that lawn mower sharpened at Ruby's Cycle and Supply shop. All work guaranteed. Adv. , 5-8-tf. Take home some of Silverthorn's delicious orange or pineapple sherbet. Adv. , 5-0-1 f. Geo. Rippeys new and second hand furniture storo highest prices paid for second hand furniture, 215 Fir St. Adv. , 5-4-tf. MORGAN'S GROCERY. CARS FOR HIRE NICE LARGE TOURING CARS FOR HIRE, WE LOOK AF TER YOUR COMFORTS ON A LONG OR SHORT JOURNEY VanBuren&Huckin Phone Black 321 io acres FOR RENT ! At the comer of Adams and Fir the. Morgan grocery carries a full lino of staple and fancy groceries. We have a line of staple dry goods to close out and offer while they last: Standard prints, yard 4c; table , oil cloth, yard 15c; apron ginghams, yard 5c; 15c draperies, yard 10c; muslins, crashes, outings, etc., cotton blank ets, men's underwear, hosiery and dozens of other items at about half price. , . taut and save money on everyday needsi prices for caith only. Phone Main 16, L. W. MORGAN. Adv. STOCK RANCH 1160 ACRES 12 miles'from La Grande. 200 acres in cultivation and bay; balance fine . Pasture, small house; two barns fair fences; good water. 1C0 acres of this land is in forest reserve und was taksn on necount of the pasture near and the water on the land. - Price $8.00 per acre. $4280.00 cash balance 6 'years at 0 per cent inter est. Possession will toe given at once. Address 101 F Observer, La Grande, Oregon. . . , . I Warner's Rust Proof , Guaranteed to shape fashionably, fit comfortably, and not to rust, break or tear. A Warner's will . meet every figure and every comfort requirement. ' See the NEW Models, every pair guaranteed $1.00 up . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE M'CALL MAGAZINE TODAY,. The latest in all fashions shown. A 50c MAGAZINE for only 20c by subscribing here. .. . (GOLDEN BUVS. O Baker, O. C: Chatfield, Rev. W. Fer ris, J. J. Harder, J. C. Luddon (3), Ln Grande Creamery Co., Floyd Mat tice, Ben Morries, John McCoui y, Mar tin Johnson, Andrew Jack, W. J. Kers well, Jeff Perlor, C. H. Pegel, Ernest L. Swisher, J. F, Shields, C, W. Todd (2), John Thorno, V. J. Walker, Geo L. Yates. Indies Miss Bess Blood, Miss Rosa Dalton, Miss Ollie Dona, Mrs. Mary Kayser, Mrs. F. A. Kenne, Mrs. Anica Lyons, Mrs. James Ludden (2), Mrs. L, H. Thompson. A Spring sennon will, he preached by Rev. Ford of the Christian church Sunday morning. . ', Splendid 6-room house good barn, lots of water for; irrigation, complete pump ing plant, excellent , soil. Close to the city. Very reasonable rent. Apply ati once to " Ladies. Mrs. A.' D. Vandecar will be in La Grande May 19th with a fine stock of 'htoir goods. Bring your combings. Address given later. Adv. 5-6-tif. The usual Sunday Chicken Dinner at Family Home Restaurant, 'and .meals served family style every day ifar 25 cents, short orders all hours from 6a .m. to 8 p. m. Adv. 5-6-lt. We are the ones.- Our store is the I'place. Hear Edison's new art, The I New Edison Diamond Disc or the Vic ! tor Victrola. We sell on easy pay. i ments. Newlin Book ,and Stationery Co. Adv. ; 5-6-tf. Security Land & Savings Co. Primary Election May 19, 1916 ARTHUR C. SPENCER j V te yi ' I: : w4ip 4m ' ! FOR ! CANDIDATE DELEGATE AT LARGE TO NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Pledge himself to faithfully support the people's nominees. To refrain from attempting to . control or inffaeDce federal appointments. - '.-:..- So,PmSd Adv.: S FOR SALE Good household furni ture. Call 502 N, Ave. 5-0-2tp FOR SALE .Practically new Bur roughs Adding Machine and Rem ington i Typewriter.. : Bargain in either or both. .Call Foley Hotel. Adv. , . o-o-U. PLANES DROP BOMBS Shvepshead Bay Scene of Unique .Experiments During The Day New York, Mav 6. An aeroplane thriller will be staged at the Sheeps head Bay Speedway when Aviator Thompson, who "bombarded" New York and Washington from the air will drop bombs on the silhouette of a battle cruiser, will chiase an armed auto equipped with a rapid fire gun, and after his loop-the-loop, cork screw slide and upside down fight will impersonate a wounded aviator, taking both hands and feet from the controls and tumbling to within 200 feet of the ground. Ho will also race four miles with Dario Resta in his Peugect car, keeping ten feet above the track all the way. In addition there will be a fight be tween itwp aeroplanes, each carrying observers witn' macmne guns. Henry Woodhouse of the Aero club planned the educational exhibition. .....-..-.------ i I ' :-; j i I 4 1 I IN j; i Wool Sale Dates Set in June ; Wool Bale dates for eastern Oregon were announced yesterday by the Ore gon Woolgrowers' association. The dates extend from June 12 to June 28 and are set for all of the principal wool centers of eastern Oregon, The following are the dates announced : Juntura, June 12. iRivwside, June 12. - , Vale, June 14. Ontario, June 14. Pilot Rock, June 15. Pendleton, June 15. Heppner, June 19. ;Shaniko, June 21. Hunt's Ferry. June 22. Bend, June 23. Redmond, June 23. Madras, June 24. Joseph, June 26. ; Enterprise, June 26. Baker, June 28. ! Catherine Coming Up. Catherine creek has been running higto this week, as a result of: the warm weather thiat brought down much water from the snow-covered hills. The straightening of the chan nel nt Main street gives the water a clean sweep there bnd eliminates much of the danger of an overflow, though such a thing is possible around the end above the livery stables. Union Republican. i : Advertised Letters . ' List. of. letters remaining uncalled for in thlff office for the week: end ing May Eth, 1916: - - Gwrtlfcmen'J-Fet !'Awn, r. Latter James M. Kyle PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER, EASTERN OREGON. DIS TRICT. MAYOR OF STAN FIELD, UMATILLA. . COUNTY RESIDENT My platform: Encourage the advent of people and capital fan the . greater development and improvement of states manifold resoui'cea,, at the same time holding all corporations to strict accountability under the law. ' pd.adv. After the Track Meet Let Silver- f ( thorn Develop and Print ( i Tour Films. Y J The Silverthorn Family ! a . a
