La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 07, 1917, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1917. PAGE EIGHT I.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Special Sale Bo7Paper : i j i j There arc sln.es hol e fur all at J. C. Penny Company pri.-os which moans a saving of fully one-third "Bitster Browns", "Tesso Ted" "Sterling", "Ferris", brands for the girls and Boys. "Val Button hcefer", "Brown", "Travers", "Star Brand" for the Ladies. "Crossett", "Star Brand, wniie House", "Weyenberg" for the men. Just gaze on Hint array the oroam the finest and most staple lines in America. DON'T WORK 24 shoots of Linen Paper and 21 Linen 'Envelopes, regular 2c and ?)c Paper, this week old v I 15c See Our Window Display Come in and examine this lot and get at least one Box La Grande Pharmacy Infants' Sln.es. 1 to S 49c, 79c, 98c, $1.19 Children's Shoes $1.39, $1.49, $1.69, $1.98 Girls' Shoes, 2 1-2 to ( $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 Ladies' (i. M. Laee ...$1.98, $2.49 (i. M. Button $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 Yici, Cloth Tops $1.98, $2.49 (Mazed Kid Butt $3.98, $4.50 Glazed Kid Butt $2.98, $3.50 Soap Kid $4.98 Gray Top, black vamp, Butt $4.98 .1 tidies Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Gray Top, Pat., Lace ..$4.98 ( 'omfort Shoes Felt Slippers $1.49, $1.69, $1.98, $2.49 59c Men's Dress Shoes $7.00 "Crossett" Russia English $4.98 $6.00 "Crossett" Cadet Calf, Blu. or Butt $4.50 $3.00 "Crossett" Cadet Calf, Blu. or Butt $3.98 $4.r0 "Crossett" Cadet Calf, Blu. or Butt $3.00 "A Smile in Every Pair" Men's Dress Shoes, Butt, or Laee, good year welts $4.00 values - $2-98 Men's Heavy Kid, Blu. or Butt .....$2.49 Work Shoes for men, for any kind of a test , $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.50, $4.98 "The proof lies in delivering the goods You get more for your money here ' Quick Delivery ADOLPn NEW LIN, Manager La G.-iide, Oregon Phono Main 40 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY .CITY HEWS IN BRIEF i"iolJection of News Paragraphs Advertisements. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman and Mrs. Laur once Prescott are spending; the day in Union with Mrs. Hannah Foster. ! O-W. employes this morning an- " nounced the selection of Harry Swart. Tooth brushes, hair brushes, a good ; a.s president of the nearly formed Tsujc stock of them at Silvorthorns ; O-W. dancing club. TJ-amily lrug Store. fice here of'the United States marine corps, is living at 1707 Washington avenue. Dly2-0-tf; Wklylt :Mii' opening ua a set of books you ssm tfind just what you need at Sil etSiorn's. l-10tf Hand lotions, face creams, rubbing Creams. Those that will please you at SUnsefbtirn'a Family Drug Store. Dly2-6-tf; Wklylt 'February Columbia records now on anile. W. II. Bohnenknmp Co. 2-7-1K "omc in and hear the February rec Now on sale. W. H. Bohncn ioiup Co. 2-7-2t Train Service Is Hotter. No. 10 today is on time and No. is two and u haif hours, late. Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets Tomorrow The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Gore at 1307 C avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Peoples' Amusement Co. Joins The Suit i Finds for G. M. Kichcy. The jury in the case of G. M. Richey vs. Walter Hobertsou, to collect $150 on a piano, this afternoon found in favor of the plaintiff. Sergeant Charles K. Rice, in charge I of the newly established recruiting of- i I The Peoples Amusement company, 1 Portland, are also plaintiffs in the suit of .Meyers & Inciter for $3000 damages and an injunction against Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gnrdim'er to restrain them from operating a theatdr in La Grande. Jt is alleged that the Peoples Amusement company paid Gardinier $800 for an extension of the Arcade lease and an agreement not to open a theater in opposition to the Arcade j iluiing the term of the lease. AT THE HOTELS Foley. Mrs. Mabel Betlike, Winchester, Idaho; J. M. Blakely, Vera La Londe, Mrs. G. Gwynne, F. W. Wagner and wife, Roy De Vore and wife, Enter prise; J. M. Garn, L. A. Stoop, Jesse Smith, Mrs. Whiting, Elgin; P. C. Ross, Mrs. Annetta Redd, W. D. Wise, C. F. Abell, C. C. Kramer, G. K. How itt, Portland; R. A. Will, Fred Keng, Walla Wialla; C. C. Burt, Corvallis; H. F. Pearson, L. -B. Scruggs, Mrs. Ina Van O'Linda, Baker; F. P. Gang- strom, Ida Jones, Blackfoot, Idaho; I. F. Lowe, New York Citv: Jack Flynn, Boston. Who's Your Valentine ???? cw so old cenerallv of sendh' Our Want Ads get replies. Savoy. j i D. B. Cudworth, G. M. Estes, Katie j J Parker, Goo. L. Cleaver, W. G. Eaton, ' W. J. Russell, Imbler; Fred Pect., J Wallowa; Mrs Rose Wheeler, II. K. Kramer, John Myers. Pendleton; E. H. Becker. Summcrville; Geo. D. Hil- j yard and daughter, Teiocaset; Mrs. G. 1 1 W. Neul, Enterprise; Fred Tracy, V.- J gin; Mrs. A. E. Fletcher, Gramm. Al- i ta: J. V. Johns, Jesse E. Stiles.- In Sommer. Sil Banni. H. A. Vincent, Scott Kent, J. A. Haran, J. B. Wir.strnlev. C. H. Cook, R. W. France, E. F. Rice. Portland; Thos. Stewart, IX M. M---Kenzie, Ontario; W B. Bolton. St. Joe, . Mo.; E. B. Budge, Joseph Roseburg, i San Francisco; C. A. Galloway, Elgin; . Ivcla Pare. Enterprise; W. A. Baker, ' Spokane; C. C. Cliadwick, Boise; W. ' C. Spencer. Bend; M. E. Wallsinger, Alicel; I. Wolfe, San Franeisec; I . C. Hammond. Baker; I"). E. Davis, Pasa dena; C. E. AlU-n, Portland; E. M. Met:-., Pendleton: E. E. Arant, Union; John Bisliee, Spokane; Mrs. C. -S. Moodv. Baker. custom are celebrated as that valentines. I lie onurin is lost in the mists of antiquity but the sig nificance remains the same. Val entines arc missives of yoo hu mor, love or friendship. Our stock is very large and com plete and contains the tv latest sentimental and comic v a ri c t i e s. I letter see them earl v. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. Enterprise Boy Dies. ' Albert Wagner, lf years old, died ; this morning in La Grande after a i brief illness. He leaves a father and , mother, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wagner, ' three sisters and two brothers, all of ; Enterprise. The remains are now at j the Rohnenkamp chapel and will be j forwarded to Enterprise in the morn- i ing for burial. One of the Biggest Patriotic Plays Ever Put on a Regular Program. NEW TODAY Al FOR SALE Timothy hay. ('has. IiOvvlace, Mount Glenn. 2-7-7tpd SO CAYAI0S AND HIS COMEDY ACROBATIC DOG WILLIAM BLOOM OBITUARY j William Bloom diet suddenly of I heart failure at his home in Cove. ! (Ire., February 1. 1I17. He was born j in Cove, April 2, lSlj-l, and was the , son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bloom, and 'n grandson of James Bloom, first set tlers in Cove. They crossed the plains ! in 1S02. He was the first boy born in Cove, land spent his life there, residing for I (the past several years on one of Before you buy correspondence pa- Cove's unique 40-acre fruit tracts MrSi sce the now i.r.intv goods we within the correlation. j have just received the "verv latest Ho was married to Miss Cora Van stvlos. Yowl in Book - St.itimu.i-v f'n GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY one all the major and minor chords on the piano in one lesson by ma. You can teach others. Money re funded if not satisfied. Special pric $1. J. E. Taylor, P. O. Box 44?, Portland. Testimonial: Mr. Taylor Your piano chord instructor is a wonder. My ten-year-old boy loara ed to play all the major and minor chords on the piano in two days. Mrs. F. W. Jobelman, 404 East Oak street, Portland, Oregon. Dlyl-29to2-6; Wkly2-2pd FOUND On Adams avenue a Ford accessory. Impure Standard Laun dry. 2-7-lt 1 Wednesday and Thursday Schoonhovcn, October 27, 1897, and loaves his wife and four children, Mis 'kell, Haskell, Violet and Edward; two 'brothers, Dr. P. M. Bloom of Nnmpa. Idaho, and Frank Bloom of Cove; and .two sisters, Mrs. Emma Childs and I Mrs. A.Ida Giles of Spokane, Wash. . The funeral services were conducted tat the M. E. church by Rev. C. C. Pratt ntter which the remains were placed at rest in the Cove cemetery. 2-7-3t ARCADE Frances Willard Memorial Tomorrow. f The W. C. T. U. will moot at the , homo of Mrs. Pierson at 702 Adams i avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2:li0 o'clock. It is Frances Willard mem orial day and every r-nc Is urged to be present. Refreshments will be served and a free will offering will bo taken. The money will go to support a mis- I 'sionnry on Ellis Island who looks aft- j er the foreigners who go there. 400-ACRE FARM FOR KENT 160 acres farm land, meadow that cuts 100 tons of timothy, balance fine pasture; spring and running water; P-room house, two ,a,'ijP-irns, gruiiuiy anu oiner 'J(T.(tings, family orchani. rami XjFXind phone. Owner s and he will ren years, cash rent Renter must be nnd implements .wi n c i nine on portion of if' Will sell household ironds at n hnr gain. This place is on a main road i and (! miles from one of the good J towns of the valley. For further I particulars, emiuire at Security 'L T 1 a - . ' uimi savings io i.a Ore. i Money To Loan "Money to loaa farm land, Lowest rateg of Interest, Prompt service, Loaa our own money and do not sell our mortgages or notes." It me figure with you before you place a ljan, SS000, private money at d per cent. I will make your loan so you will know what rate you are paying, and not mako you think y u are getting 5 or fi per cent money when 10 to 15 pr cent. Henry T. Hill Room 23 West Jacobsen BJj Grande, Our Want Ads bring rosulta.