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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1917)
JAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1917, ' It's Htill the season for baseball holdouts. Ill WMBgMMMMMMgl'MW'"MII YOUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN may have his thought and care Neutra lized by tlie carelessness of a druggist who fills his prescriptions or by the use of drugs that are not full strength. Prescription work at our store is done by competent registered pharmacists who use scientific methods. A com plete stock of pure, fresh prescription drugs is always at hand. Let Us Be Your Family Druggist La Grande Pharmacy ADOLPII NEWLIN, Manager .Quick DeUrery Phone Main 4 La Grande, Oregon Come to our atoro when in need of any kind of office supplies. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. 3-5tf Where are tho La Grande baseball leagues? Do you have good luck -with your Picture taking. The weather condi tions are ideal for good picture. work at this time of the year, so if you are not having good luck lei, us help you to an understanding of your Camera. Amateur finishing and expert cam era instruction at the Modern Dark Room. Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. ' 3-6-tf Don't forget the band dance tonight in the Rex hall. 3-7-lt Dr. Ralston, physician, surgeon and i 1 osteopath is now located in rooms 12 j and 13 over Silverthorn's Drug Store, i Main 21; night phone Main 81. Adv. I 3-7-tf ; Comets Are In Line To Win Observer Cup Basketball games will come and basketball games will go, but some games will remain foreever, such might be said of the game played at the Y. M. C. A. last evening between the high school team and the Comets; it was some game and was played in true sportsman's style; it was clean and fast. Every player was good natured, and the unusual part was tho big score that each team was ablo to make. While the Comets defeated the high school, yet a. score of 50 to 41 shows that both teams played a very fast game. This victory practically gives the Comets the cup that The Observer of fered the winner and at a meeting to be held this week some action will be taken relativo to this matter. The Comets have only lost one game and cannot be passed should all the games be played. Man Know Thyself AND MAN KNOW THY SHOE MERCHANT. We must fhst know ourselves, then our business, then the' other fellow to achieve that sought-for ideal-' 'Success." A natural relationship, when ap plied to vourself brings the same results. Our Shoes need but a trial, they are the best that h'uman endeavor can pro due, style, quality and endurance, all combined at "Let Live Prices. "LOOK" "COMPARE" "ANALIZE" -Men's Dress Shoes, "J. C. P." Line, all solid $4.00 values $2.98 Men's Dress Shoes, "J. C. P." Line, all solid $4.50 values - g Men's Dress Shoes, "J. C. P." Line, all solid $5.00 values - Men's Dress Shoes, "Crossett" Shoe $4.50 values - - JAW Men's Dress Shoes, "Crossett" Shoe $5.00 values $3.98 Men's Dress Shoes, "Crossett" Shoe $0.00 values - I Men's Dress Shoes, "Crossett" Shoe $7.00 values - $f- Men's Dress Shoes, "Crossett" Shoe $8.00 values ff.50 Men's Work Shoes, all solid leather $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.50, $4.98 Men's Rubber Doots, all sizes, Fusion or Jersey Lined $2-98 Men's New Spring Suits $7.90, $8.90, $9.75, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50 Men's New Spring Soft Collar Shirts, a $1.50 value elsewhere -98c ONE TRIAL IS A "CONVINCER" Buy By Comparison J. C. Penney Co. Formerly The United Store. We Lead Others Follow CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Collection f News Paragraphs and Advertisements. Joseph P. Price returned Saturday morning from Santa Cruz, Cal. We have a big supply in of latest songs and Instrumental music. Newlin Book & Stationery Co. 3-Gtf 1 Xtj,0v K. Hopper, Mrs. Mary Cornaby ;ona Ray Hopper left this morning for wve) borne in Salt Lake City after a -hcre with Mrs. Nora Keltz, who 5Txn qui to ill. Private dancing lessons; every . evening; Zulter Dancing Hall. Phone Black 1211 for appointment. 3-5-tf . Some men uro bo busy listening for Success to knock at their door that they haven't time to answer it on the telephone. Old Man Sage. We pay highest prices for hide and heep pelts. Peoples' Meat Market, HIS 1-2 Adams Ave. ilv. 12-6-tf. The Sunday afternoon meeting for men at the Y. M. C. A. on next San day afternoon will be especially in teresting, because of the fact that the T. M. C. A. has secured Rev. U. H. Gibbs to give an address on "The Meaning of Lent." Kev. Mr. Gibbs will handle this subject in masterly stylo and all men should make an ef fort to attend the meeting. The meet ing will start at 3 'o'clock sharp. Spring shipment of child's' and misses wash dresses have arrived at the Golden Rule. 3-8-11 Hand dance at Rex hall Saturday night; music by full band. 3-8-3t That well dressed fellow you saw yesterday was wearing an M. Born & Co's tailored to measure suit. The spring samples are now on display at tho Golden Rule. 3-8-1 1 For Sale. Seed potatoes, Early Rose, Gold Coin, Netted Gem, Early Ohio, Bur bank, White Swan. Main 780. 3-8,9pd NEW TODAY FOR RENT House; sale. Black 30H2. furniture for 3-8tf WANTED Boy to work in dining room. Y. M. C. A. 3-8tf EOR RENT Two room . furnished house. Phone Black 562. 3-8-tf Band dance. Rex hall, Saturday night. Music by full bnnd. Every body come. 3-8-3t WANTED A woman to do general housework in eight-room home, family of six. Would prefer woman to come into home each day to do work but could provide room and board. Inquire 1502 Fourth street. 3-7-3t Marguerite Clark in Snow White, Friday and Saturday at the Arcade. wAnte D A live wire salesman to sell high class goods. Must come well recommended. Good wages. See Mr. Marrcn bet. 7-8 evenings, Savoy Hotel. 3-8-ltpd COOLIDGE PAINT STORE First Established in La Grande, June 5, 1900. Will Be Open for Business Saturday, March 10th, 1917. With an entire stock of all New goods AND A FIRE SALE 15 to 50 per ceut off on wall paper; 10 to 25 per cent off ou scorched doors. Some bargains in brushes, varnishes, etc. Now Is The Time To Buy We are well prepared to do prompt and efficient work in PAPER HANGING AND KAL SOMINING We will cheerfully, give you prices on request. O. F. Coolidge 1314 Adams Avenue 'Phone Main 7 I f i U p p jQ jp 3 1 VAUDEVILLE CT A S 3 3 FRANK DARRO Eccentric Comedy Acrobat MISS EDNA RIESE & CO. 4 People In "Our Career" THE DANCING CRONINS Novelty Dancers DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS SHERRY THEATRE Today VALESKA SURAH IX In "The Americano " Adults - - - - 20c Children - - - 10c 5 REELS OF THRILLS Today Last Time First Show - - 7 P. M. Second Show - 9 P. M. iP EE! "THE VICTIM" A Strong Melodrama ALSO A COMEDY Ships Furniture by Express. A shipment of furnit urn fmm U7il Iowa passed through La Grande last night via American Egress. Desti nation of shipment was Orf ino, Idaho. The consignor said the fact that the drnyage charges on uncratcd furni ture were absorbed at both end by de livery by the express company made the express rate cheaper than tho freight rate. , , v j uiuxi rressi Convictd of the theft of six shill- vi uurwjn, w, was sentenced to. stay away from th "mnvi, two years. Congress Fails, No Food Investigation 4 Washington. March 8 miT;t. j. f 1 Press) The federal trade j commission announced it is un- I" nhlft tn Kfnrf fJ i - wu ji ;e in- i VPStlcrntiAn r.n nMn..i. .1 failure of congress to provide 4 4- niv tiivucy. - - $ -4 Saturday night Good music and a 3-K-i -xf
