MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1916
JUA KMJXAIWSU JbVJUniiJ UD3.bHV.Cat
PAGE JTVB
1.
fc ' ' 1
Your
Vacation
Films
Let Us
Pevelop Them
Red Cross Drug Store
Tho' new 'school bonk art nil tin.
packed and ready for school opening
of tUrt Oil. il. ... - rn
oiivennorn family IJrug
store. Adv.
8-28-tf,
LOCAL BBEVITIE3.
4-
Let us . develoo vour
Drug store. Adv.
films Red
8-21-tf,
' Mei'!an( dentist, hag returned.
8-23-tf.
4a over Putman'e Drug etore while
the Sommer building is being re
paired, Adv. 6-9-tf,
Comfort while you read, with a
Mazda 75 watt lamp in your reading
lamp. Get the new nitrogen fitment
lamp at jSilverthorn's. Adv. 8-23-tf.
Geo. Rlppeye new ana second hand
furniture store highest prices paid
ror second hand furniture, 215 Fir St
-Adv. 6.4.tf
,Jho! IK1 ?e,rnce' Sommer no
te!. Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf
JlOt DOlnt Vacuum rlpnnnr vara
best on market 125,00 Electric SlHh
Jf wi uojiyt HBOh-AUV,
7.12-tf,
When you think of school
think of Silverthorn's for your school
supplies. Adv. 8-28-tf,
You will find soda water drinks nf
an Kinds just right at Silverthorn's
fountain. Adv. 8-26-tf.
Private maternity home, skilled at
tention, write r. u. 'box 1C6, or
phone Black 3981. Adv. 7-5-tf.
Mrs. Newlv Wad
days CRUST for me. Adv.
UPPER
8-2-tf.
Coffey cake, ice cream at Park
booth Saturdays and Sundays. Adv.
We pay oest prices Tor second
Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
TURE CO., 404 Fir St.. Phone Black
1861. 9-14, tf.
oHces for used
tito, r n -wuno. TV nil JLIUUIW ailU
- : tionery Co. Adv. 8-22-tf.
ams Ave.-
The tie that holds the home to
gether UPPER CRUST. Adv.
8-2-tf.
Dr. FvL. Ralston, physician, sur
geon and osteopath, will make his
headcranrters at Silverthorn's drug
store until the new Sommer building
as completed, Avd. 10-tf.
A complete line of books and sta
tionery and everything new in the way
of writing materials at Silverthorn's.
Adv. . 8-28-tf.
Don't forget that Pauline 2s still
fixing those aggravating little tears.
Adv. 6-1-tf,
J Residence, corner of Fifh and
Penn, close in, next to Library.
! j Furnished or unfurnished. Terms
f see owner
A. B. CHERRY .
BERGERON VIOLIN
SCHOOL
ERX HALL ., ,
"(Room 2)
ORCHESTRA FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
Drugless Bloodless
DR. MAYVILLE
Mechiano Therapy Physician
Specialist of Chronic Diseases
1311 0. St. Phone Red 821
Will Call on You If So
Desired
Consultation Free
See the window disploy of latest
fiction at the Newlin Book & Station
ery Co, Adv. . 8-22-tf.
The Field of Fiction.
The reading Dublic hnn rnrnlv hopn
offered a broader ran cm in tha ohnioa
of late, high-class novels as this sea
son. We have lust received thn Ikkf.
est shipment and greatest number of
latest nction that has ever been dis
played in this city. Don't fail to
seo our window. Newlin Book &
Stationery Co. Adv. 8-22-tf.
Developing and printing of your
films are done juBt right at Silver
thorn's and promtly, Our new devel
oping and finishing department will
soon be in fine shape and the best
found anywhere. Adv. 8-26-tf
Mrs. Dav has returned from Yel
lowstone National park and is ready J
w vno UU I1C1 IllUSIt: C1HHH Hvflin. All
those wishing to take lessons Mrs.
uay win e ready to give them. Adv
8-26-3t.
Dr. C. B. Cauthorn is on his Vaca
tion. Will be in office Sept. 9. Adv.
8-23-10tp.
,.Ji---
Notice to Contractors.
It's Time To Be
the Boys Ready for
and this store will help you settle, the boys' School clothes
problem in a hurry. . A few minutes of your time spent in, see
ing our stocks will satisfy you that here you can dress up the.
boy for school at small cost. ' '
Getting
School
SUITS-
SHOES-
w.
$3.48
$3.98
$4.9o
$5.95
r5iJ
$1.98
$2.48
to
$3.25
HATS-
SHIRTS-
Notice is hereby given, that the
commission of the city of La Grande,
Oregon, will receive bids for the con
struction of an eight inch lateral san
itary sewer, in Sewer District Mo. 1,
Section No. 6, in accordance with the
plans and specifications now on nle in
the office of the City Recorder. Sealed
bids will be received by the Recorder
Kfnf!Amhir R. 191ft. ThA rommifffiinn !
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at La Grande. Oregon, this
the 25th day of August, 1916.
ay order or the commission,
LEE WARNICK,
City Recorder.
Adv. 8-25-6t.
48o
to
$1.50
ry-
23c
to
9Sc ea.
For Sale.
One potato digger, one disk harrow.
E. Q. Tuckey, trustee. Office over
Lilly's Hdw. . 8-25-2t
Old Hate.
Do not throw them a way. We
make old hats look like new. By the
Wilson Bros, way., New Foley Bldg.
Phone Black 1761. Adv. 7-26-tf
WILL BUY any building and move if f
off from its present location if it is On ImpweB real property in Union
worth moving. J. L. Mars. Adv. j county, no delays, current rates. La
D. W.8-7-tf , ; Rranda Investment Co. Adv.
Why Suffer With Heat?
Brownell Electric Suonlv Co.. Ill
Depot street has complete stock of
electric fans at very low prices.
Call Main 726 and talk it over. Adv.
7-12-tf.
Used Autos for Sale.
We have aliumner ot excellent' used
varB for sale at very reasonable
prices. To responsible parties ? we
may be able to arrange time pay
ments on a portion of the selling
price. 'Before buying any kind of a
machine call and let us figure with
you. Adv. '
5-31-tf. LBIGHTON'S GARAGE.
If you love your husband buy
UPPER CRUST. Adv. 8-2-tf,
Little Girls' School Dresses
Mother will appreciate the labor saved if she buys several of these
dresses made of gingham, percale, linens, dhambray and other washable
materials. '
Full of style are these little girls' 6hoes.
Hosiery of enduring quality. ' ' . . J,
Hats that will becomingly frame every little girls' face. Price
' , 63c, 69c, 98c, $1.17
JAPANESE TOWELING
10-yd. pieces, large variety
of Oriental designs suitable
for all kinds of fancy work':
Sells at 75c bolt
TUESDAY ONLY
44c
BERLIN KETTLE
8-qt. size of heavy weight
mottled Royal Steel Ware
only one to a customer at
this price.
TUESDAY ONLY
59c
MEN'S SHIRTS
Big assortment to select
from, light and dark colors,
military or regular collars,
all sizes, only two to a cus
tomer. TUESDAY ONLY
43c
Commencing Aup: !iT Hhd continu
ing until egjit&mbeY 1st, reduced rates
for the BUtbhYobile show in Portland
will bo effective out of La Grande on
the certificate plan.
George Davis, at one time a con
ductor out of here and later in the
saloon business, has passed away ot
Salem. Definite funeral arrange
ments have not been made known
ihere. He was an Elk.
Last week a most delightful social
affair was attended by a number of
friends and relatives of Mrs. Fred
Geibel. On the day set for the sur
prise Mrs. Geigel had been called to a
neighbor's for lunch and on her re
turn to her home she found the lawn
in charge of a group of friends. The
lallcr.ioon was spent in a delightful
way and was m the nature ot a iare
well for Mrs. Geibel who leaves iSep
tembe. 1st for Baker to join her hus
hnnrf who is emDloved there. Al
though regretting the departure of
It is noticed Silverthorn's Family
Drug Store is much torn up during the
remodeling of the building, which is
practically a real new building from
to reconstruct a durg store where such j Mrs. Geibel after her long stay in La
a large and widely assorted stock is 'Grande, the event was in every way
carried and yet thty seem to be very j an enjoyable affair. ,
busy and enjoy a large patronage! ' "
,Wm thia romnHolnur Thoir (WANTED Female cook. Mrs. N.
REDCROSS
AMBULANCE (
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. I
call )
St Louis Stables, Main 92
Day or Night I
fixtures are all white enamel and very
. plain and modern as the best in any
I part of the country east or west. The
I new arrangement of this drug store
! gives much greater space and more
than double the shelf room, and one of
ine Desi Dasemems in me west.
One Way of Saving.
We have in stock a large number
of used school books which can hardly
be distinguished from new ones, and
on whioh we can ettect lor you a Dig
'saving. Newlin Book & Stationery
t Co. Adv. 8-22-tf.
Don't Worry About a
New
Suit
Have your old one
cleaned and pressed in
the Wilson .Bros.' Way.
French Dry Cleaning &
Tailoring
Cameron, Wallowa, Ore.-
Adv.
8-28-6t,
FOR SALE Peaches for canning,
fi.-; fents: tomatoes 30 cents F. O. B,
La Grande. All cash orders filled
first. A. R. Badley, Milton, Ore.
. Adv. 8-28-tf.
Quality tfte same-Diiced Gudu
The R, C. U. Store of La Grande
PERSONAL MENTION
t
Misa Erickson arrived home
morning from her vacation.
this
Mrs. E. E. Kirtley and two little
sons have returned from a visit of
three weeks with relatives m Cheha
lis, Wash
H. E. Coolidge, an assistant cashier
in the La Grande National bank, is
agaiii at his desk after a vacation over
a period of a couple of months.
Alvin P. Snapp and family have re
turned from a camping expedition ot
Blue Springs, south of town, extend
ing over a period or two weens,
Art Wenzel has gone to Wallowa
county to go over the Forest Fire as-
Gifford & Co., stationed at Colfax,
Wash., is here looking after property
interests and will return this evening.
.laaner and family, who
have been on a visit with relatives and
friends in Grande Ronde the past two
weeks, will leave tomorrow lor tneir
homo in Freewator. They made the
trip over in their car and came by tne
toll road route.
Mrs. G. E. Lupher, of Palmer Val
ley, is in Fruitdale on a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Davis. On Sun
day an informal reception was held
for the visitor in Riverside park and
the same was attended by a number
of Mrs. Lupher's friends and form
er neighbors.
Miss Emma Woods, proprietor of
the store on Fourth street in South
La Grande, is a former Red Cross
nurse and has received notice from
headquarters in Washington to be in
readiness to respond in cose of
emergency for Red Cross nurse duties
on the Mexican border.
K. D. Mevers of the Arcade left
last n,ight for Portland to look after
plans for a new tneatre wnicn me
Arcade management contemplates
building this fall. He was accom
panied by Master Ted inciter wno win
visit t few days with his father O. C.
Leiter of the Journal sum.
Dr. Tape was in La Grande today
looking after business preliminary to
leaving for Los Angele3 after joining
Mr3. Tape at Portland. They have
been in the east where they were
caught in the hot spell and in Chicago
the doctor saw nearly two score men
die of heat convulsions In one night.
Skiles, Seattle; W. M. Hartford, bert Mount, M. D. Joseph, B. G. Fith
Pnrtlnnrfr R. A. Smith. Rerkelev. Cal.: ian. T. H. Taylor, Bert Moersch, H. J.
Chas, Selstead, Seattle; C. R. Brooks Mouser, Portland; M. H. Reeves, Spo
Kane; r. tr. rtnoues, jrenuiutuu, v. jw
and wife. Wisconsin: F. Veils, Port
land; O. C. Grissey, Tekoa; Ray Barn
hart, Anna E. Johnson, Portland; Al-
Avery. Chicago; W. H. Thompson; W.
G, Cusick, Portland.
The Crater lake visitors including
Mr. and Mrs. IWi. H. Bohnenkamp and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Polack have returned
after an auto trip taking them over a
good portion of southern and western
sociafion trails with wardens of that Oregon. They were away nearly a
He expects to oe gone several
Cleaning, Pressing & Hat Blocking
New Foley Bldg.
La Grande, Ore.
county.
days.
Mrs. H. Conally, who has been on
a visit of a couple of weeks with her
sons, Phillip, George and Edward, left
today on her return tj ner nome in
jWeisei, Idaho.
I Dr. Hail and family, who have been
on an auto tour of a month through
i Washington and western Oregon and
the coast, ore expectsd to return by
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Zuber and her daughter Mre.
Ben Noyes and Mrs. Hoffman are
home from a very pleasant automo
bile trip through interior and South
ern Oregon. Crater lake being one
I incident of their long trip.
j B. F. Owsley, former La Grande
resident but for a number of years
engaged in grain buying for Kerr,
ANNOUNCEMENT
It is with pleasure that we call to your attention;
the arrival of a car of FINE FURNITURE, con- '
sisting of BRASS and METAL BED ROOM fur
nishings. Beautiful LIBRARY FURNITURE.
DESKS and DAVENPORTS, CHAIRS and aT
most pleasing line of ROCKERS.'
A fine showing of very' attractive RUGS and
LINOLEUMS. You should see bur fine CON
GOLEUM RUGS to appreciate their attractive:
features. ' '
We cordially invite you to visit our store this '
week. '
F. D. HAISTEN I
FURNITURE ON
EASY PAYMENTS
t
i
month and had a good time as in
dicated more particularly in some of
the letters written en route by Mrs
Bohnenkamp and printed in previous
editions of the Observer.
Mr3. Cole and her daughter both
missionaries to Turkey, but now re
siding in Forest Grove, returned to
their home today after visiting at the
Dr.. II. L. Underwood home. Miss
Cole delivered on interesting address
yesterday at the Methodist church on
missionary affairs in Turkey and of
conditions in England and Scotland
where she was interned two years of
the war. The older lady spent 40
years of her life in Turkey as a missionary.
45
Guests at Sommer Hotel
C. E. Ghormley, Roscoe Ghormley,
Enterprise; H. A. Vincent, Portland;
J. H. Smith, San Francisco; Miss
Brownie Haynes, Rupert, Idaho; E. C.
HERMAN'S PLACE - SS2
Soft Drinks and Confections
Fresh, fine line of Tobaccos
Best Bowling Alley in Oregon, also Card Rooms and cozy Ixmng
ing Quarters
MILLER'S LUNCH COUNTER
In connection with the above facilities, Charles Miller serves
clean, sanitary short-order Lunches featuring Home-made Pies.
Finest Coffee in the city.
All these features are housed in a brand new building on De
pot street. Come down and meet us.
Herman Roesch .:.
N5a
Chas. Miller