La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEVENlNfi' OBSERVER y THUBSDAY, JULY 20, 1916. PAGE ITVH " LA GRANDE 1 r fcfi ; LOCAL BREVITIES. 4 Speed films for Speel 'Em Up days, Red Cross Drugstore. 7-16-tf Speed 'Em Up Days Are. KODAK DAYS Be sure to load your Ko dak with Eastman Speed Film if you wish to catch the races. Then let us de velop them for best re sults. it . ' Red Cross Drug Store REDCROSS AMBULANCE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. call , City Stables, Main 717 Day or Nignt WRECKED The Old White School Large Number 2 x 12-24 Large Number 2 x 6-28 SEE VINACKE OR KAMERER 'Phone Black 1532 Big dance Friday pight. Band to furnish the music.-r-Zuber hall. Adv. ' ; 7-19-St. Turner Oliver is temporarily locat ed over Putman's Drug store while the Sommer building is being re paired. Adv. . , i, 6-9-tf. Don't forget that Pauline is , still fixing those aggravating little tears. -Adv. , 6-1-tf. Maple, . pecan, cantaloupe, special fruit, banana -split and your favorite dish at Silver-thorn's. Adv. " 7-17-tf. Kettle rendered lard full 10 lbs. for $1.25. Peoples Market 14191-2 Ad ams Ave. 6-S-tf jresaing, and hat blocking. New Foley Suilding, La Grande, Ore. Adv. 7-16-tf. Band dance Friday night. Zuber hall. Adv. . -7-19-8t. Shores' Taxi Service, sommer ho tel. Main 740-vAdv. '2-21-tf Hot point vacuum cleaner very best on market ?25.00 Electric Sup ply Co., Ill Depot street. Adv. - 7-12-tf. Quulity in cutlery is signified by the name Guffon. The bigest grade of Scissors, Manicuring Implements, and pockpt knives at Silverthorn's l-IO-U fn Vinnnva Y1AM7 onJV flAMnd h&Tld furniture store highest prices paid for scond hand furniture, 215 Fir St AdV. 0-4-tI. Come on in. the water is fine, and get a bath cap at Silverthorn's. Try Silverthorn's fountain for that delicious drink. Adv. 7-17-tf. Why Suffer With Heat? Private maternity home, skilled at tention. Write P. O. box lob, or phone Black 3981. Adv. 7-5-tf. Try your favorite dish at Silver thorn's fountain. Adv. 7-17-tf. Browneil Electric supply uo., m .., . , Xt tu v, i . i. v uit:iiiii.ii 1 1; i j w uuvim T rw auto res and tubes.. Prompt Call Main 726 and talk it oyer. Adv. I , . . . 7-12-tf. prlc?' ; attention. Ambrose :l i Adams. Adv. Wright, 1420 6-30-tf. Used Autos Tor Sale. ' We have a number ot excellent used ears for sale at very reasonable prices. To responsibe parties we may be able to arrange time pay ments on a portion oi tne seuinc price. 'Jtelore Duying any Kina oi a machine call and let us ngure witn you. Adv. 5-31-tf. LEIGHTON'S GARAGE. Man anA WAmAi linVO V111P nRHfl. mas cleand, bleached and reblocked. Wilson Bros, tauors, cleaning, FOR SALE Residence, corner of Fifh and Penn, close in, next to Library. Furnished or unfurnished. Terms see owner A. B. CHEERY Honey to tM. On tmnroved real property m Union county, no delays, current rates. L Grande Investment Co. Adv. We pay Best prices ror second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black B381. 9-14. Men and women have your Pana mas cleaned, bleached and reblocker. Wilson Bros, tailors, cleaning, pressing, and hat blocking. New Foley Building, La Grande, Ore. Adv. i-lu-tXt BERGERON VIOLIN SCHOOL "". REX HALL (Room 2) ORCHESTRA FOR ALL OCCASIONS The new screen door at the La Grande Pharmacy works both ways, try it wtoen you, want postage stamps, one dollar bills, two dollar bills, your packages weighed. Look at the di rectory. Come in and wait for your car or taxi. Have your purchases i ii i Air citrotfor -f-roft iLa Grande Pharmacy, Main 40. Op- POSlte conneiiiiamp iiuyy. ovi. r 7-14-tf. A anpod hall for Speed 'Em Up at Silverthorn's. Adv. 7-17-tf. HORSEs7mULES WANTED Large Animals for English Army Sought For By Buyers We will buy targe horses and mares for the English army, and also good H , "JACK TAR" MIDDIES FOE ALL SPORTS WEAR Middies were never more popular than they are this season. Few stores can show you the variety of pretty styles, that we have now on display striped or white, loose or belted, in a great variety of trim mings, and at such low prices you will be agreeably surprised. $1.17, $1.48, $1-50, $1.65 New Sports Stripes We have just received a new .shipment of sport stripes so hard to get, and popular this season. Galateas and Poplins WIRTHMOR WAISTS If you are not already ac . quainted with this Famous Waist come i" md let us' Bhow you. The Golden Rule Extends the Courtesies of the store to all during "Speed 'Em Up" Meet As always this store is at the service of the public. We extend a hearty invitation to all out of town patrons and visitors to avail themselves of any of the conveniences of this store. WASH SUITS For the Little Gent Are to be Wad here in an endless vari ety of styles to suit the young man and mother also. 44c to $1.19 UNION SUITS For the Men No matter what kind of a garment you want 'it's here' and at the price you want to pay. Extra sizes for the man. 48c to $2.50 big CANNING SUPPLIES In our hardware department you will find all canning sup plies moderately priced. ; n Kettles, Jars, Funnels, Clamps, TIT-- "r T1 1 ' . J ' iaps, wiu, uaj cuuuers ana Etc. " " Fishing Tackle At a big reduction Tanglefoot Fly Paper 25 Double Sheets Box 45c Clearance Sale of Shoes for Ease T" GOLDEN RULE 0 geldings 14-2 to 15 hands high; all they grow; also U. S. artillery geld ings, 15 to 16 hands high; buy some geldings 14 to 15 hands high; all stock must be five years to nine and no light grays. Must be sound, leie phone Main 789 or Main 92. tf La Grande. Ansco Speedex Films give the best results with your camera, at Silver thorn's. 7-15-tf to see our display Saturday evening, 7 to 9 p. m. iLa Urande beea una Floral Co. Adv. 7-20-lt. The Indies of the Christian church will Ihiold a cooked food sale ut the Co-operative store Saturday, July 22. Adv. , , 7-20-2t. Sure to Please 'All Ladies', Misses' and Children's Pumps and Oxfords Every pair in tfhe store on sale. All $4.00 Pumps, now $3.60 All $4.00 Pumps, now - $3.20 All $3.50 Pumps, now - $2.30 All $2.75 Pumps, now $240 All $2.50 Pumps, now $2.00 j For Sale. One 40-62 Case Steel Separator complete with self feeder and blow itneker. Has been used three sea sons and is in first class shape. Can be bought for $200 if taken at once. For further lnlormation write rsascne Sage Hardware Co., Baker, Oregon. B , Adv. 7-3-lm E. J. Burke and Clark E. Nelson will motor to Lewiston tomorrow on a combined fishing and business trip. The men will motor from Lewiston to Wallowa Lake and expect to at tend the motorcycle races in La Grande Sunday. Pendleton E. 0. erty. The objective was a porcupine trying to browse on the lawn and in deed was seen to be forcing an en trance into the place of worship. 1 he animal was donated to Fat Foley's menagerie. II. D. McDonald has paid a $10 fine for being disorderly in the Club cafe. FOR RENT Three room modern furnished house; also three fur nished housekeeping rooms. Call Rod 11. Adv. 7-19-tf. More than 50 Pendleton boosters sitmed uo vesterday with the coinmi' tee to join the special train for La Grande Sunday morning at 7 o'clock Bv toniirht or tomorrow it is expected the required number of 100 will be ; obtained. The women are exnimtiuR Men and women have your pana-!ns much interest in the trip as the mas cleand, bleached and reblocked. j,n en anU a iarlre number will be at tho Wilson Bros, tailors, cleaning, . Sj em Up. raccs t0 enj thcir pressing, aiiu iiuu mwnnig. a-iw ww IV Building, La Grande, Ore.- -Adv. 7-15-tf. CHILDREN, ATTENTION! La Grande's school children are re quested to gather immediately after parade Saturday iorenoon uv home of Bruce Dennis, formerly the W. H. Bohnenkamp home, to meet .Miss Prosperity on the lawn where a moving picture will be taken of La Gnuide's best crop the chilrdcn. Adv. 7-18-4t. THE ARCADE THEATRE. Noico to Contractors. v.-ill he received at the Medical voices to the occasion. For the round trip a special rate of $3.75 has been obtained. Those who wish to s;gn up can do so at the lull man drup frtore. ine iiouna-up uaiv has definitely decided to trip. Pendclton E. O. FOR SALE Cherries. Red 1932. Fred Self, 7-20-tf Foley Hotel Guests. W. E. Lyndh, Portlnad; G. O. Barn- I hard, Spokane; C. A. Moore and wife Miss Peters, iHuker; L. u. Burr, ipo kane; Wylie Dalton, North Powder;,. ; C. Jacobson, Miss Elearnor Hall,. Union; G. E. Stanlield, W. H. Augus tine, 'San Francisco; Miss A. McBeth,. Joseph; A. Bobleter, New York; C.. Frank, G. T. Coyne, F. Parslow, Port land; Ti W. Rumsdell, G. B. Winter,, Don Estes, Portland; A. A. Cohn, Se attle; R. Boog, Snn Francisco; A. Gregory, Seattle, F. H. Hoguo, Albert make the , Matthews, Milton; Will fetcn, Mc i Minnville; H. F. Wheeler, San Fran I cisco; M. Bronstein, II. II. Towers, p ,..,.i Portland; Harry Daniels, L. B. Zin- nnd when last in Oreiron iimiiiii-cu with a characteristic display of in- Mi-rpst. about the biir show. With Sc:- i-iict. fc.r a hvr.-ronm I rttarv McAdoo. Colonel Roosevelt aiul .,i'''iV,i,i:,w iion nnd snocifira- other notables. Pendleton in assured ,,n- may h s'ecn at the school house, jof hn-vinjc gathered at the lOlli show i-iids must be filed on July 31 at 2 p. I the greatest number of persons of in m. Hoard reserves ricrht to reject any tcrnntionnl reputation ever nsxemblcn ..... it n-L - T,....l ITn ...111 ; I 1 1 all IihIS. nere. inn muim-jj r...... ( Simocl ial iilan J. K. TURMCF, Chairman. KueKii,. There is a report that h.ec MRS. G. W. SOUTH, Clerk. ! rctarv MeAdoo may lie accompanied Adv. 7-lH-10r. . iheio'by J'ro-irtent Wilson as it U Don't forgot the hand dance Frl- j known he is hi-hi-r urged slveiniciiHly di.v night. Come and have a goodn j.itiniev to California, Orego1" and t ine. Zuber h: 11. Adv. 7-10-:it. Wa'sl'infrt'on. Pendleton E. O. n l , T "To, i. iT;i...i si.iJ cr, Portland; J. W. Kogers; t.nter- former president of the United Sta es ... kos.nfield, Portland; J. and one of the leading nat oi ,a. " a. Sommer, Elgin; John Sandy, ures, is contcmplatmK a trip to - l j KojfUC River; Stanley Jewett, Pen! dlcton to vu.it the 101 b Kout u -Up. I c L. Kelsey, Portland; E. U. Colone Roosevelt has frequently ex- T ,0 ' 0m.(,a c Jacobs ' North aer: W. Brown, Boise. Corvallis; loppi Walter Christ. 1 1 Snrinys Attention, Elks! All member;! of lh- i:!!:s' lodtre hav-(i- v.-hile unifoims are refiuested to preont at 10 o elooi omng and take, part in Sommer Hotel Arrivals C. P. Ragsdale, Cordon Ragsdale, Joseph; II. "W. Smith, Seattle; Mrs. J. S. Lyons, Acnes Ororke, Walla Walla; A. V. Wells, wile and son, to entertain the di.jtinuihed ' '"'" f- QV-,ir ! novel, ijiiiorpris';; i. 11. xaiui, 'Portland; J. Slater, San Francisco; D. ,E. Clark, Pot Hand; J. D. Fontaine, : Kamela; Chas. Rosenfield, Portland; ' Mrs. A. L. Clark, Spokane; A. Elosckc, Pendleton; C. .!. Johns, Haines; liobt. Binhop, St. rauS; J. F. !'.. Webber, 'Portland; C. E. Haiina, Sin Francisco; Karl .Han.ii.!, Portland; James Hender son, Spokane. 20 per cent off on all Hisses' and Children's Pumps. One lot of LnJies' Tumps, value up to $1.50, your choice Shoes that fit p.nd shoos that wear. ..$1.75 ! in I e I I I. ,.l l-p I'.K.,.;.-. i FRANK C. ?! Adv. 7-10-nt. Hone.- Made in Loft. ITonoy :irertiy over bis dining room table, to v.'liicM lie eontemplates build in" ro'inectii'T iii.es fiom the l:ee- Saturday ; liive in the kfl. is fhe treat J. M. the Speed : Hilts enjoy? V.--:i tiny hinrv Ijeei found the! rn.MV."FLI ,, 1;nnt-!if!e in t'.c gablo of hi i home A swarm of wa.y tlirou;'ll - Em: GUT I! rSKRVKt) SPACES Ruler, i ;U1.! f I in the 1- lean j Heat ion. ;','.i''i I ":.n lo make honey ft. liiits s:iys the owners u the swarrn without 'idcati- L. J. FRENCH SHOE CO. All Auto Tu'o-ls for V"rd I'm l'p Raccs To Be Nuiahered Thurs'l.-'V n:ornm:r Ac1: n - and Ie-ot .-,!! etl f tr aut" ( in-v p rr i ''fir rp'.'C: ail tickets numbered. men. R. 0 oV.'o-V. nt !." ' tie,., r.t. th'-m noil , bavins their R. NEAL. All lovers of sweet peas are invited xhibilion Salt ''rav Wit I. a (i rf Spender Sweet. Peas a'; our store e'enmir 7 to !i p. m. h for liii- " id" i.i f" turd;''s Ob-.ervrr. le y,.0d an 1 Floral ' Adv. 7-:!0-lt j Savoy Iloftl Guests ! Ren II. Miller and wife, city; J. P. Mcrham, Portland; Geo. HiUvard, . Meaeham; A. Smi:h, W..llo'.ia; 'J'. H. l,oi',o, N. V.; V. in. Todbtintei, Spo , halie; ('l. vo Hi. ye-:, Kari n-uyford, I Uny Eve.'-, t'nvc; Cavl Sam, I'ortcllo; !',;,' W." Slovene, Uiion; J. W. Lewis, ! I-.!.-in; Mr. and .Mrs. Chas Thomturg, i I'.e-wmt Y:"v; M:-. nn.I M.v. Laren, I yr. ;lnd i.lri. J. X- Vex. Imblet; E. O. Ii;.-:.tii, Portland; II. Cov.ni!, Waihi Walla. Porcupine nt Church Door. T"r.e pr'ice dopartment last niht raided the Picsbyterian church prop- Ncw Overland I-'-ank Brainwell of the land office has purchased a new Overland from Carl Evans and is now inspecting the condition of the valley roads.