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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1905)
LOG A L ITEMS WHAT SOME FEOFL 1 IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE f:" DOING. Ed (Toae vent to Portland last night on brht basinets trip, f- The Dxml art ot the 401 elab expect to hsre their next psrt next week. Attorney Chae Cochran of Colon 1 among baalneaa visitors In the city Mr Wattar Parker leavee thla even ing for Corrallls for a abort Halt borne. . vA ' Wa nota with pleasure thaork baa besan on the Exhibit 8tand near tha Depot. Mra Maggi Smith of Starker Praira is In tha oity rUitlog with Mra MoCoy ; for a few daya. Miss Maud Moo 3 who haa been visit : ing in Portland and Qlympia returned , this morning i Bail road men report good weather and Chinook wlnda from Pendleton 4o Huntington.-: . '. ' 'TtiL:-?? will aire their aeoond Annual flail on St. Valentine's night, February 14. t Engineer John Alien la taking an - enforced layoff on account of a eevere attack of tonallltia; ill 1 Mr Walter Fergnaon baa returned to Fairfleld Wash, after a abort. Tlalt in La Grande and Union. Mr and Mr Claud Cbildera of Alloel were In the City tcday tranaactlng business with oar mercbanta - Tha first of the 1O0 care containing : the 8t Loola Exhibit went through La , Grande for Portland yeeterday. Tha ORAM people are Improving their opportunity thii oold weather to refill ice hoaaaa for their oaual sam- - mar nee. "For Lore and Honor" by the Nob ble 8took Co will be the attraction at Stewards Opera House Thurtday even tng. .r . , . s John Huen returned today from tb Golden Star Mine where ha went to v pilot the Baker City experts who are now looking at hia father mine, The Scotch people of tha coonty are 1 making elaborate preparation! for their big Buana anniversary ' which will be Held in La Grande Wednesday January 25th ' Wallowa County people are olrou laiinga petition for an appropriation it $000 to be osd for an exhibit; at tha Lewie and Clark fair, That ia not 0 bad. .. , . The danoa given by Company L at the Armory ball last night wae the umal suocess. This company will give no ilauo ntsxt Monday evening on oooont of the tall at tha Court houae i We notice through the Oregonlan ' that Mlae Beule Hurroufba waaanl ad in marriage to Mr J ceph Bohuitera Portland boy. tier many friends here, : her former home wiah her all possible happiness. Mr. Fttxgerald, the gentleman who ia contemplating moving hie foundry from Dayton, Washlngtao, to thia oity ; arrived last night and ia here fur the : parpoee of completing hie smuim ' niente It possible. He hat three, V car loads o( machinery ready for ' im- ; mediate shipment. The ladlea ot tha Lyle Tuesday Musicals met In tha olub room a thla a teruoon The lesaou and program . vas under the direoiion of Mra Clare ; Eoriber but owing to aoma of the mem bera being alok the muaioal part of l he program will not be carried out until two weeks from today. 1 A Half UNMRTCHRBLB Page Full of 0 . B.KRGHINS N i ' t f , - -eiiiiwawawai Tj ai n m AAnfinnflllV in 1 Wl LvA4a f J1 limAQ ms 1 ' ,t -1 U AA A A. WVTT.nY -pa arm a' .ellini?. insures TOU nW ana BOaBOUmuio 6wuo . touch with the best market, of th. world, through representative, whoae business it is to furnish as with the newest and most dependable goods of all kinds, we .re at .11 time, in a position to offer you the cream of the markets without the necesaityo! following the M custom of buying x months in ad- vance. with the attending danger, of overloading on undesirable style and patterns just sun goons-" - ntarpd an tfAodt of raal merit arid entirely worthy of your consideration, but let prices talK. I4 liiVrft even w sa e)evw w jfwww e m ,., . ... . . ai ronaTCQT awn nrKT pat? PPAfTHTNfi CLEARANCE 1 SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 21 VINAjaaV 1 aVV A eV'W AVW a -mm m - ' REMEMBER THP 'ANOTHER SUBSTANTIAL OUT IN LADIES' SUIT PRICES This i. the most sensational price concession we hire ever made on our ladle'. .Hit.. They are all thi. fall's new suits, and many bf them suitable for spring wear but they must go. $ 9.00 Suits Reduced to $ 5.75 - ; - 12.50 " " " 7.75 19.50 " " r 10.00 ' ' LADIES' TAILOR and DRESS SKIRT Si AT LESS THAN GOS1 of MATERIAL It is conceded by the knowing "ones that bur line of skirts is perfection in "style fiit, material and workmanship, and that our regular price, are exceedingly reasonable. Note the fotlowing prices carefully. ' , $7.50 Skirts this , Sale c44o5 5.00 ; i ni 4 3.69 $6.50 450 2.25 to to f OA 50 Pieces Lace and Embroideries Regular price 6i to lOo C pnfc the yard... vlll3 Ladies' Hats One-Half Price Standard American Prints ' r : the yard, 5 ce its Boys' Suits at Less than Ever 11 11 th.ee o eigbt yr. 11 2.20 2.90 3.65 3.95 5.00 three-piece Suits 3.95 3.00.3.25 Suits, 4.00 4.25 4.50 5.00 5.00 5.50 11 Long Panta 6.00 650 7.50 11 11 11 11 11 11 4.80 5.20 5.95 Men's Goods at a Saving $12.50, 13.50 Suits $8.85 7.50. 10.00 Overcoats 6.25 3.50. 4.00 Shoes . 2.85 2.50 Shoes 1.95 1.25 Dress Shirts .85 125 1.50 Woo! Underwear .95 1.25. 1.50 Hats 98 Heavy Wool Sox .19 Ladies' Goods a for a Song $5.00 to $6.00 Silk Waists $1.95 1.25 Wocl Waists .25 4 25 Aaist Patterns 2.75 .25 to .60 Collars .15 ,25 to .50 BelU : .10 2.50 to 3.50 Shoes 198 Heavy Yvool Hose ? " .19 Fascinators; Black and White .19 Sheetings L38S Pepperell Milla sheetings are slandard for quality the world orer. ' We handle nothing else. 2 yards wide unbleached .19 .23 .25 bleached .19 .23 .25 .11 .121 .16 21: 25 2 21 1 '4m II II II II II II II II II II II -' II II II ii 42 inch ii 42 " Pillow Tubling it ii (i ii Weather Tonight and Wedneaday tatr oooler tonight, W A. Maxwell the genial editor, o the Union Scout ie in the oity doing business, today The Jollity Dancing Clab will glre its reanlar dance at the Commercial Club this evening. I J Bturgell of llaker City will be In the city several daya in tha Intereats ot tha Oregon Fire and Relief Associ ation Grant Key who haa been very sick (or aeveml daya at tha residence of O J McLaln ia reported to be better today, . After being married 43 yeara nearly a half oentury, Jacob H Wattenberger ofPendetoa is suing for a divorce from hie Mfe on grounde ot desertion The Commercial Clab la making elaborate prep, aliens for their big nonce warm ng ard the dedication o' iha new rourt hooe nest ftlonda evening The High rive Club will be enter tained Thurtday afternoon by Men da mra Bohneokamp and Orady at the home of the former. Jay Brooks of Saota Rosa Cal. is in tbe eity (or a few days looking after his inteipsts here. M iss Oil e Crawford of Kamela waa In town today. ; You Can't Beat Our Menu even it yon do par higher Jpriree tba'i we k. - Caoh Item on our bill of tare ia a apeclalty, Yoa cant ret It better oookeVl or served, no matter '.what yon ; V . " ' Eatin$ - ' here ia a pleaaora. It la lso an econ omy. Come In and enjoy both. We'll expect yoa often after yoar first visit. MODEL iuSTAURANT Ji A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. OP DAYIAHDJNIUHT v. We at weekly Meal j'ca Xtoketa Cash .....f4W f (:- ' II. ivy ii la arturd the DtlV if r attff prio, have been eon mini th'e a inter. ' Love And Honor The Noble stock company will apiea at Steward's opera house Thu'sdsr, Fiiday tfSd Saturday night ot next week in a change ot play each nluht and with matinee Saturday, This ' rganixation la one of the moet noted in eastern repertoire, playing onlv (eatore productions, and high classed royalty plays. On Thursday night for an opening offering tbe beautiful sooiety comedy, sensational drama "For Love and Honor" will be given Friday night the lateat metropolitan auooeaa Darmeo" Saturday night, Jack Rhepherd'a great atory of the Vir glola mountains. "The Moonshiners." Each on j of the above is positively a feature propuctlon, tor whloh special soeuery aa wall aa propertlee axe carrU ad by the oomdany. Jersey Cream Patent Floor. Every tack fuarantttd by Romlj & SUpla, Croon C B Wade Will Return C! B Wade, 'he Pendleton banker, who failed there laat year and who has been in Honolulu, California and diff erent points for hia health, ia expected to return to Pendleton at onoe. He will be met in California by h!a son, Guy Wade. , Died KEFNEY In Terry, uonday, January 16, 1903, Wallace Keeney, aged fifty two yeara. The funeral will take place t imorrow morning at the Pres- byteriau church in this oity, the Rev E B Hays officiating. The deceased was ill bnt a few days, pneumonia being the cause of his death, lie leavea a w fe and elpht children. LOST Scale beam to small platform scale, between Imbler and Old Town La Gradde, on , January 7. Finder will please leave at thia office. LOST Pair of glasses without rims, chain attached, between Cor. 2 and Adams Avenue and Depot. Reward for return to thia oftice. For the best and whitest bread use Jer sey Cream Flour.' V QOQODaDOOQDQDBBBaaaPOaDDDflODOBOB ROCK SPRINGS GOAL , Two Cars just received. Come around to our office in Slater Building: and see how it burns or call phone ISOf and we will tell you all about it Grande Rondc Caih Company , Press Lewis and S.D. Crowe. - D O a a a a a a a a o. aoaaaaaaaaoaaBJaavaiaaBaaaBBnnrj ewM4wwwtWeallwwwawlttttwtwlettf Make Money by Saving It The past seasou haa be6n an exceptioually good t'ne with us and oar stock 19 consequently broken in some lines. However we stiill have lots of good things left, and to show our appreciation of the liberal patronage with which the public has favored as, we are now offering what U left of seasonable goods: at I from Twenty-five to Fifty per cent Less : than Regular,; Prices J EVERYBODY SAYS we sell goods cheap and a cut in our prices, therefore, means eomethinz. IT MEANS A BIO SAVING TO YOU if you need the goods. . .. . . ' Come and See Bargains in all Departments f The Golden Rule Company luuo-ioiv-iou A.aam84 Avenue 4 Largest Store Smallest Prices' ! ""' "II Illllll HMIIIW . -
