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About La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1904)
Imdi him u j i.i ! 1 f l ' m ? of things suitable for June wear Specials in Shirt Waist Suits Hot weather peeking around the corner nothing so cool or stylish aa a pretty shirt waist. Here's a chance to buy one at a surprisingly low prioe. We are showing these in Taffetas, Foulard, Mohair and Crash suitings. PRICES FROM $1.50 to $32.00 UP AGAINST the petticoat problem? You'll be sur prised to find the latest shades, ot the prices. ' Much better than you'd suppose for twice the price 98o to $22.00. . . Men's Fine Shoes We have them in patent calf, Eateut kid, black viei kid and welt, all the newest lasts in both button andlace. Prices $3.60 to $5.00 We an agents (or W L Douglass a d and Preston B Keith world , :' 'renowned shoes. ..." Hen'a fine Suits " It you are going to bur a summer suit you' may as well buy it while our stock is com , plete. Unequalled variety atuomaUib-" able prices. Made right, fit right and prided right. SHIRTS. The aelleat line of soft s u mm e r shirts that ever crossed the Rocky s just received, regu lar prices. MEN'S HATS. All the new shapes - for summer, wear. Panamas $10 to $14 Shirt Waists We hove just roceivod the swellest line ot shirt waists ever brought to La Grande. Come in and look them over before the sizes are broken. GREAT CORSET VALUES New straight front, dip hip. Batis te corsets for sumtnei near. B and W latest model, color white and drab 18 . - 30, ifl.00 We are not Burgeons bot ' we can give you a better form pro vided you buy one of these corsets, and you won't get the best fit in cor set unless you come here. All the new Bbapes. 81.00 to 85 CO Style 571 Ladies Summer Underwear no YOU WANT A 1 It's time to think of light weight underwear. , Vou'll the best styles and bualitles here if you buy this week. - saving means considerable. fiud The Unusual Wash Goods Values New Wash Goods the leading styles at remark ably low prices this week hot weather material at a saviog every woman must appreciate. ' We will place on sale for one week our entire line of wash goods. " I We have 1,000 yards of Basistet and Lawns, in a variety of colors and patterns, regular loo for lie.' 25 and SOo Voiles and Etamines, this season's most stylish materials on sale this week at 224c. All our 50o and 65o fancy white waietings, attractive styles in -big vsiiety, all this week at low prioe ol 45o. Values tlut Win HOSIERY BARGAINS. - 'torn m t, Men't Hearts and touch! their- Purse itri.nM.'j UNDER GARNENTS- Men's fast black and Beamless Me balf-hoso, the famous "Shaw shirt knit" make, ,75 to 1.25. values n's fine combed Egyptian" ! rt ' and -drawers best 75o' ues in the oity.i tdiA ',V Trunks, traveling bags, suit cases and traveling necessities of every description. ' Trunks of exery size and style, dress trunks, skirt trunks! wardrobe trunks, stsam.r trunks .telescopes,, etc, Tl Largest ana most complete line in me ony SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS 'f THE CHUM O ST 1 VLi r t1 m sr 38& : no YOU WANT A CHOICE TIMBER CLAIM? If so e can locate you ou some claims in V'allowa County fine B M'Daniel Si t WALLOWA, mmnmmmx biassed 66 M'Donald OREGON ' "L : It is a Good Sign To see msu inleroatcd in a home site It shows his sense of responsi bility and his ambition to get ahead. Mny fortune, have had their origin in the purchase of SUBURBAN LOTS The original purchasers have seen the land Improve around them and wonderfully increased values If you Um Inoklnn for such an opportunity in .nil buh us we have knowl edge of several decided bargains Suburban property . Four Drowned (8peoial to the Observer) Boise, May 26 Job o Boweo, John Oonley, Johu Bedore, and a man Mc Donald, were drowned in tbs rapids ol the Payette river this morning. The remains have not been raoovored. The lour inen wore part of the orew bringing down a big log drive. They were attempting to oome down the rapids io a boat, wbeo in some manner it was overturned. In La Grande 1110 Adams Avenue, Investment Quiet Wedding Miss Emrca Belle Oray and I I. Roberitouot ihe North Pole mlue were quietly married in Union Boo- any, the fff .ir wa- qu tt surplus to their Btlrxr O ty fr ud. Baker City Ocmoorat. Miss Oi'ay w a forrnor resident ol this city and is w II Iciowo here. ' Lyle Musicate State Grange The Oregon state grange met In Cor- vallit on May 24 and will hold dally sesrlons until Friday May 27. On the flrt day 200 delegates were present with aboat fifty on the way. Every county in the state la represented showing that the grange is In a better condition in Oregon than for several years. - ' : - - Carnival of Nations The feature at Prof Simpsons danulng academy this evening will' be the rarnival of (nations. Cash prliei will be given (or the two best repre sentatlons, We have beard from Japan, China, Italy, Ireland,!. Sweden, Ger many, tbe Shoshone reservation, Greece and Tarkev. Danclna from B till 12 with full orchestra, - - : Ladd Creek Dance There will ie a dance Saturday night at J L Lineburgera on Ladd Creek, Plenty of hot coffee and a good time assured. Company, La Uiande, Oiegon 1 BOSS I MEAT MARKET Stellwell & Vandermuelen, Proprietors. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHEPS. Highest market price paid for all kin Is of butchers' stock Hides, pelts and furs. Also chickens & ponltry. J,BB,tlMajrMWMSMSSsMN OFFICEK8: '4 B.HM1IH 'i J.M.BIBKT.. J. M. Ciiuacn F.I Mktebs. 3053 ...President .Vice President Cashier ..Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS: J. M. Berry, J. M. Church .B Conley,R. Smith UCtiUnley Z The fo'lowiog election ol officer tjok place Tuesday a-, the tegular i mel ing of the Lyle M uiioale . Prsident Mrs Clara T Lyle. Vioe Vnt. Mn Fred 8ohilke, Secretary Mrs FreJ Currey. Treat u re Miss llie Stephens. Libra ian Mrs Ns'lie Niill. The followiug program was render ed: Lsadsr... .Mrs Ly'e Oavolte Cbenet Mandhlio, Suiter Oiub Messrs Ourrey Sohilke, Molitor, Mil MoCall Vooal Solo The Daily Q lestlon.. Meyer Helmoad Mrs E C Moore Vocal Duet.... Lifes Merry Moinloi Barley Mrs Sargent, Forrest Violin 8o'o....CbaouiAm)ui Vien- xWinpa in 1 Bertha Yonng Vooal 80I0 When Love is Told Mrs J J Carr Duette Last Night, Kyeoilf Messrs Neill and Ralston Vooal Solo Bing ma to Bleep Greene Mrs A L Richardson 8 n a a La Grande National, B nk L Gran.le. Oregon r APITAL. AND SURPLUS, ,rl banking bnslnM. Buys and arils eUng. en " " - . .. ,. rv.ll $72,000.00 Collections a specialty. District Convention The district convention of the Rath' b'neHls'ers l ouvmiea today in Baker City. On o the features will be the competitive drill between the various Uklgcs ii ) (fi-trl.t. La Grande tlglaand unontetn s wijl be repre aented. HolUi a delegatloa'of ttii ctly Committmert Attention Union, O.ognn, May S3, 1904 To Precinot Oommittmen, ' Union County, Oregon Dear Friends: ' As tbe time is now Retting near when the people ot tbls oounty shall east their votes for the tieket ol their eboioe and some ol tbe people for the candidate ol their ohoioe re gardless ot tbeir parly, I desire to es pecially on 1 1 your attention to tbt matter of our oaudidate for County Surveyor, Mr. T B Barry. Mr Barry has spent lifetime In engineering work, has built railroads, uonnty roads bridgfs, and io faol everything oeeet sary in tbe highest olsss ot oonstr'io traction. The past two years bat been sp nt in the employ ot tbe gen eral government in tbe matter ol tcpo- graphical and geog apbioal surveys. Under tbe new road law, tbe survey or! notes must be as complete as would be required if a raileoad 11 under construction. Mr. Berry ean do tbe work ani I hope yon will to it that bis merit are msde known in your preoiocl. Yonrs truly, O. E. Ocobrso, Chairman Rep, County Com Change of;-1 Management. The undersigned baa purchased, tbe busin s known as tbe Harris Cash Meat Market and will here after conduct the aam. u We wish to inform, the public I .. . ' . - r. 1-1. mat we are prepares v mruiau all kinds of meaU,' game and poultry at the very lowest prices consistent with first-clas article We have our own delivery and make two trips daily to the Old Town. ,s Highest ' market price paid for all cuttle, hogs arid sheep. We solicit a share of your patronage and guarantee tbe very best satisfaction. ' Phone orders receive prompt and carefal attention. - Harris meat market across the track. Phone 1601.' TURNER k WALTER j refrigerators;: ' v We are soleklfcents fof " the ' KINO lvMd I rind porcelaitt enamel lined; will not ibVeakcrilc, ; I ' or corrode. Last a lifetime,"always sweet at cleans j There is not a business msn In the city bnt what favors a calibration, this is correct, turn out to tbe meeting Geddes Bros. Noted: As An lee Saver tit n.nmw.M r . "i . . , f. f.v. ' 1 ' Ornamental as well as ustful. ; if.'. '' 1 v : : -" All sizes and prices 1 E-A KTFiO fCC Phont 9 a - AINUlVWJO Residence Phone 367 t . i Undertakers': and! Embalmers) HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1202 Adams Ave 1 ' Why are Oeddes Bros, kept ad bnsyT Why do they sell the best goods at the lowest price. Preferred Bt'k Tomatoes S lor 60o Preferred Stock Corn S for 60e Preferred Block Salmon S for 60s Preferred Btodk Peas , 8 lot BOe Preferred Btoek Beans S for BOe Don't pay other grocers M cents a ean lor any of these goods. . Standard tomatoes, com, beans pea, eta., 3 for 3S eeata. I They nave the beat batter made In the vaUey, and their creamery batter has no eqaal bare. Try It and see. Dill pkklrs, Heinse's mince meat. Swifts pickle pig feet, pramlnm bams, loose olive. Everything tasty, nice and ehas Geddes Bros. NoW is the 5 To Fix Up Your PIaces?MS We can supply you with the stuff for ' fences and J side walks. All kinds of lumber and buildiing iiiteniJ(.PWif,.w, STODDARD LUMBER CO. -w r m m K SO T T T3 XT FULL MEASURE Chain wood by the Cord 128 cubic feet te the cord. 16-inch lryf ihain wood 13 per cord. Tins is cheaper than ) jf the oad. You pay for what you get and get what you pay for, Phnneam H. W. NIBLEY it . r. t, It' v ' ! i . B all paru 01 me worm. left on the moi nlng train. J0 Diaht.