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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1916)
iKlilDAY, OlJTOUKlt , 1310. LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE t.mxxmtssm Tho 1're.il.yturlan Indies will hav. n Rumimige Halo, Oct. 13 and 11 In the Hundiiy School room. Adv. I 2-2,3,0,7. W. 2-0. . Wo pa; oeit price roi lecond I Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TUUE CO., 404 Fir St.. Phone Black S. 9-14, tr. ! The ladies' Aid of tho Presbyterian church will hold its annual bazaar on .November 18th. Adv. 10-4-2t. ' Ladies' hand purses, mind bags. All the nuw shapes. Only those of the latest manufacture and of the very best mnterial at Silvoi thorn's Family ,Drug Store. D-9-30-4t Kodak Time All The Time KODAK tlmu is all the time. Autumn time is kodak time surely, -, You want a (rcutrinu Eastman. This is the only.stoio hero thut sella Eastman KpdakV. They are the bent made, eheaifc cat in price and easiest to 'op erate. ... . .. . Let us show them to you.f 1 ';.. Red Cross Drug Store Coming Events. Oct. 7. Last day of registration of voters at the courthouse. .' Oct. 17-20. Baptist 3tate V'cOtiven tion at Salem. Oct, 21. 22. Horse Show at Port land. Nov. 7. Presidential election. Money to Lac a. On Improved real property in Onion county, no delays, current rates. L Grande Investment Co. Adv. t LOCAL BREVITIES. Turner Oliver Is temporarily locat ed over Putman'a Dr.'g store while the Sommer building is being re paired. Adv. 6-9-tf. ! Cornelia Uarker-Carse respectfully j invites the public's attention to the Fundamental Music Training school, 1 which is highly endorsed by well known professional teachers of music as boing the best up-to-date methods in every respect of acquiring a thor- ; ouch knowledge of music in 20 les sons. For full particulars call Re.l 341. Don't delay but cull at once aa classes are now being formed for this territory. Public demonstration Sat urday at 2:30 in the Presbyterian Sunday School room. T. C. Bunch and F. B. Wagner of Portland will speak tonight on the re peal of the Blue Sunday law. The meeting will be held in Zuber hall on Washington and begins at 7:30. Scats are free. Let us develop Cross Drug store. your Adv. filmB Red 8-21-tf. Cull Apples. We will buy ail sound apples for vinegar purposes at $4 per ton, f. o. b. La Grande. Phone D. M. Clark, Main 17. Tucker and Cleaver, Imb ler. ; 9-21-tf Tho very latest stationery for fine orrespondence in boxes on in any quantity. Also all kinds of tablets at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. D-9-3014t. The women of the Catholic church will serve a fine dinner at the Elks' old hall beginning at 6 p. m. Oct. 10. Adv. 10-5-3t. Your films developed, ing done promptly and Silverthorn's. your print propoily at 9-23 tf Ladies' handbags of all kinds; hand purses. See them; just from the fac tory; tho very latest. At Silver-thorn's. All kinds of cold fish. Take a peop at them in the Silvcrthorn Family Drug Store acquirium. 9-27-4t-wlt Wanted, Apple Pickers. Phone Farmers 280, 'Imbler, Oregon. Geo. W. Marshall. Adv. 10-2-tf. W. A. Jacobs, a national speaker for. t.hn socialist nartv will sDcak on so cialism and its coming Saturday night at Depot and Adams if the weather permits. Otherwise at tho city hall. The Hawaiian Troubordors, were registered at the Foley, while in the city. PERSONAL MENTION Rav Logan returned today from business trip to Ontario. Ed Myersick, a valley farmer, went over to Enterprise this" morning on business. Mrs. M. Ethlcne Rounds arrived this morning from Boise on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Maggie Sullivan. W. Mi Day went to Imbler this morning to look after some business affairs. Kettle rendered lara full 10 lbs. for S1.2B. PeoDles MarKet 1419 l-'i Ad ams Ave. Misses Jones ar.d Halne We carry a full line in Ladies Suits, Coats and Skirts in tho S. & H. gar ment. '. , We make Suits, Coats, Skirts and Dresses. A perfoct fit guaranteed. Remodeling done. West's New Bid?. The remodeling of the Silverthorn family Drug Store is now almost com plete and everything in their drug and camera line is rapidly placed in uniform manner making probably the ibest classified arranged drug store on the coast D. 9-30-4t William Parks, Summerville farmer, is on a business trip to La Grande today. Pat Foley and Bert Huges left to day in his Uupp lor a oeap num They are expected to bo gone 4 o 5 days. Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, county school fi 1-tf superintendent, went to Union today to ba present at the school fair in t progress there, O. G. Crawford, a printer and band member, left this morning lor renter- nrise where he has an engagement with the Record-Chieftain. Candy! Candy! Candy! Candy! Candy! Johnston's & McDonald's Fine Cho colates in box and bulk always fresh ot Silvorthorn's Family Drug Store. 9-23 -tf Dr. F. L. Ralston, physician, sur geon and osteopath will occupy of fices 12 and 13 over Silverthorn's Drug store about October 1st. All kinds of manicure scissors, man icure material, a pretty line of them. Also knives, some beauties at Silver thorn's Family Drug Store. D-9-30-4t .lohn Reeves, well known Grand Armv veteran of Union, is in La Grande for a visit of a day or two with reliatives and friends. rhas. Gore, manager of the La Grande branch of the Eastern Oregon Light and Power company, was business visitor in Baker yesterday. E. J. Stack, secretary of the Ore- ovm Rtntp Federation of Labor, is visitor from Portland today, his trip hi beine- in connection wnn laoor mi-.tters. The Indies of the Catholic church will serve a fine dinner at the Elks' old hall beginning at 0 p. m. Oct. 16. Adv. 10-5-3t. 5 UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING i W. H. Bohnenkamp 5 Company S ResidenceCtaapel-Automnbile Hearse-Licenced ! Embalmer Will Ppine returned today from Pni-tlnnd where he has been in at tendance at a meeting of the stat board of optometry, of which he is member. .Tames Woodell. the democratic nnminnf for re-election as representa tion in th lnn-is Rture. was up irom his ranch today, having just finished his harvest work. W. A. Dalzicl. machinery inspector in thp flpriiirtment of the state labor bureau, arrived in La Grande thia mnrninir and will be busy with official mutters in this section for several days. Uncle George Webb has returns' from Pendleton where he spent two months at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Frazier, who accompanied him home for a few days' stay at the home of her sister Mj-s. J. M. Stevens, Mr. Webb is in fine health. A Marathon. Thpv were holding a midyear exam I inntion in- one of the schools. The THE FUNDAMENTAL MUSIC TRAINING SCHOOL Will open at the Presbyterian Sunday School Room, October 7, at 2:30 All mothers and children are invited to witness the easy method of learning music MRS. CORNELIA BARKER-C ARSE For Serge or Gabirdlne MeCall Pattern No. 7301, o" ol the many new design for October Your McCall's Magazine for November is Here Three Important Advantages in Buying Ready-to-Wear From La Grande's - R. C. U. Store style ' The very choicest Nt.ylts of the season are offered the buyers of the R. C. tf Knowing that only the very best and newest stylos will 'meet the demand of ex pert buyers from the 5f0 R. C. U. stores. QUALITY Everv garment bought tlwough the R. O. U. must pass 'a thorough test by the most expert buyers in America and must prove the best possible values for the money. PRICE R. C. U. purchasing power is over Forty Million Dol lars annually unequalled by any buying organiza tion in America1 consequently our cost ant? out selling prices are always the very lowest. J Clouie r.d Skirt Combination I McCall Pattern Not. 73317331, two I of the many new deiigm lor j September J New Garments are Received Daily in Our Ready-to-Wear Dept. Come here to see these new styles often for you will find some new garments on display each time and values that will surprise you. The same welcome awaits you when you simply come to look as when you come to buy. . 1 . Korrect Dress Skirts Discriminating women are fast learning the ad-, vantage of this perfect fitting skirt new styles are received every month you can come here any time and be sure of finding the very latest style models and materials. KORRECT SKIRTS s $4.95 to $12.50 POPULAR PRICE DRESS SKIRTS $3.98, $4.98, $6.97. Ladies' Fall Coats Novelty plaids, wool mixtures, Salts Plushes, in decidedly new full flare and loose fitting models. Deep collars and cuffs some velvet and others fur trimmed. Unequalled values at .'. $5.95, $7.95, $9.95, $11.85, $14.85, $17.50, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 $27.00 4 LADIES' FALL SUITS $13.85 to $25.00 We invite your inspection of our .-. MILLINERY Styles are so varied that you will find a style to suit every fancy prices are reasonable, too. NEW WORSTED AND SILK D RESSES $5.95, $7.95, $9.95, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 $21.00 , Daily News From Our New BARGAIN BASEMENT White Enamel Bread or Cake Boxes - Lavoc size, 11 inches high, 9 inches deep, 14 inches enamel, trimmed with hinge clasp fastener. long, $1.15 gold T" GOLDEN RULE G subject was geography. One ol tne questions was, "What is the equator?" "The equator, reaa tne unswer ol i nine-year-old boy, "is a menagerie lion running round the center of tho earth." AT THE HOTELS Savoy Hotel Guests. C. H. McDonald, James K. Finys, Portland; Guy L. Dick, Portland; J. E. T. Sloggy, Mrs. B. Smith, B. Iomf, C. A. Kenedy und wife, Portland; Mrs. A. Smith, Riley Powers, John Me- roney, Pendleton; Sam Lawrence, f. L. Burnaugh, Elgin"; J. E. Twidwell, G. M. Gray, S. T. Burnett, F. W. Denny, R. L. True, Frank Gabhart, Rock Creek. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Foley Hotel Guests. Cv H. Pruncr, L. Cohlentz. Thos. Iverson, L. W. Elyea, Portland; H. C. Schuppel, Baker; E. M. Jenson and wife, J. D. Woodell, Imbler; James Keelolec, Geo. Kulolia, Henry Ahrena and wiferLecAlaranaau, Bell Aylette", Honolulu; J. U Smith, E. O. Mosier, Troy, Ore.; W. P. Pedro, Edward B. Field, Boston; F. F. Minahan, Seattle; E. P. Ferguson, Cincinnati; J. H. Wood, Seattle; E. H. Kercher, New York; C. L. O'Brien, Portland; D. A. Maxin, G. F. Nickerson, E. J. Stack, Portland; John Ericson, Oregon City. Guests at Sommer Hotel. G. E. LaBed, Boise; Chas. H. Pow- ell, Cove; R. L. Michclstetter, Spo kane; J. M. Ross, Walla Walla; Ed ! Froham, Portland; Bruce Cox, Wallo-( wa; Al Aitmans, m. . oprimue, o. . Roe, F. W. Shannon, Portland; E. C. Chadwick, Boise; T. 11. Taylor, J. F. Pfeffer, Portland; Harry Summers, St. Louis; Chas. Seised, Seattle; W. E. Meyer, Salt Lake; W. A. Triphager, San Francisco; I). I. Clapselel, Port land; Lloyd L. Harris, San Francisco; G. H. Jacobus, Billings, Mont.; C. C. Powell, Payette; J. M. Chamberlain, Portland. OLWIA CAM Have all Die miluoamire H We'u. HAYf. to horpv j BEAOK SHE WANTS To, PUT I'M NOT M - X OIlJ6 TO SIT IH i HE KITCHEN uiutrij TWI?I ARP HER&- I GUESS THAT GOV WH- SIT UP AND TAKE I rlCTTlCE WHEH HE SEES' ME IM ( VANT TO MISS THE. FIRST J s 1 1 t r , cyb r ,t ,wJrvr ill I (To the machikie -prratay rrJeiK Wust cet rvu i n n NEW TODAY FOR RENT Furnished rooming house; special terms if taken at once. Phone Main 70. Adv. 10-6-tf r HM MR.WEUPO OH NE5, OH Nes INPEEO-THAMKI NOD, JAMES TAire that. MS GO 00 FELLOW 7 r L T J THANe Vol) JAMEA" i Moi)LOr'T THAT COME j AM GET VOD? 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