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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1905)
ssNMsssltisW' -) hi,. FRESH VEGETABLES F6R SUNDAY " NEW POTATOES - - ASPARAGUS RHUBARB " : ' ' -. . . . , - , HOT HOUSE LETTUS RADISHES ONIONS , - SPINACH BAKER BROS. Adams Avenue Phone J JO J "" " " mmmmmmmmmmn 1 1 11 Who . Has the Best G A N BY o ; Why the La GrandcFDrug Co., of course, , Agents for F. F. Haradon & Son's FAMOUS CHOCOLATES ' Also at PauTs Cigar Store. Ask Others for them MIMIMMMMM MMtOMM I $ SEED, Gf- RA I N" WHEAT, Bluesteam and ciub BEARDLESS BARLEY BLUE BARLEY, r MILLEBED if J Paled Alfalfa, Wild and Timothy H y COAL and WOOD j Grande Ronde Cash Company Press Lewis Dean Crowe j; I Phone 1801 New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue i ! ;m imi imm: YOU ALWAYS JUDGE A MAN BY HIS SUIT CASE r ; CALL AND GET PRIOES.ONjA GOOD - CASE. I ONLY- HAVE GOOD ONES. Wateh this space for Suit ,. '"' wtunes , . ,, Jay Van Buren.Uc $35 and P. M. Houth the )2S , Suit latt Saturday Two drawinji en 1 Sat April 22. .-.4. A.L. ANDREWS HABERDASHER 4ND TAILOR V : V SEEDS SEEDS 111 1 ""r ."n" 1 Jast received a Car Loaded' Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy Red , Top. AU : kiods of Grass seeds, j Balk Garden 1 I i ,t Seed, Bald Barley, Rye," Wheat and Oats I I- - H-mOLJ&ER PHONE 1571. I JEFFERSON AVE. Local Items' cL Deputy 8heriff Frank Phy left this forenoon for a ihort visit to not Lake. Mr. W K Lewla, of Hilgard, arrired la the city today oa a bailoeaa vialt Be? J.D Oillilan will preach as Kaater aera on at 11 o'clock and la the evening will deliver an Enter eermon at Island City Tomorrow. Hon. Frank Baker retarasd to Port land last evening after making arrange menu to move hia family her for the summer. , .., .....,..,. av. Father Whvto. Mstor of the La Grande Catbollo church, wee In the oity yesterday and aaslsted at ponti- neiai mass at 8b Franela,' Baker CHj Democrat. Attorney T H Crawford, who has been at Enterprise, Wallowa county, attending the regular session of circuit court tor that county, returned home last evening. The Mutual Belief Aaaociatlon of the Central Church of Christ will meet to morrow afternoon at two thin at the obarch on the corner of Denot aim and Washington avenue. Mr William Grant of thia alt. companled by Mr P F Leary, manager of the Union Continental Life Insur ance Company, of Cincinnati!, Ohio, returned yeaterdav from a bonineae visit to Elgin. Attorney C II Finn returned yester day afternoon from . Enterprise, at which place ho baa been for several days on legal business, in .connection wita ine utrcolt Court In eeeaion t the oouuty aeat of Wallowa County. Mr William Bockman a ' reild.nt tJ the Willamette valley la makiog iiis flrst vlait to Eastern Oregon. He baa stopped at several points but la more impresed with La Grande and Grande Bonde valley than any niece he h visited He will remain several dava. - Miss Cora Crawford, who baa been In the hospital at Pendleton, ehu she was lately operated upon for ap pendlcltla, waa brought back to thia place this morning. Her relatives carried her to her home at Elgin on the train today Hbe la rapidly recovering from the effects of the operation, al though it Is necessary to move her on a atretoher. Baymond MoS!ennoB narrowly aa Oped serious injuries yesterday VLile riding In the Gangloff pasture for horses. The animal which he was riding fell with Mm and struck 'with such force aa to cause " a fracture of the heed. Baymond waa underneath and received several bruises which in comparison with, what . might have been the result be considers as of little Importance. Hia friends are alarmed however that bis injnies may interfere with his taking part in the field meet next Saturday which takes place io Union. Baymond is expected to win the medal in the half mile raoe. Mrs Metcali and little grand daugh ter left this morning for a visit to re latives at Weiser, Idaho. .Mrs Msggie Kivett of Weiser Idaho, is in the city on a short visit Miss L B Lorenz, who baa been visiting frienda In the city, left thia morning for her home at Cove. Mrs E H Kiddle and Mra William Allison returned last evening rom a short visit to Mra Frank Bid well at Island City. Mr H L Bnel left thia mo.nlnir for Elgin, where be will remain several daya on a bnainesa visit ' TO BE TRIEDTn WASHINGTON 1 ' - i. By Seripps News Association ' I Washington April 2z A mandate 'was laanawt twla Imm ha TTitJ HUtes Circuit Court of the Southern district of New York, for the removal (of George W Beavers, late super'n- the pest-offlce department, to Wash ington or trial , according to the de cision of the Supreme Court last Mon- ; Another Reservoir The Grande Bonde Eleotrio Co. yes terday putchased from Jack CuUdslGO acres on Bock creek, and on the site will build large storage reservoir which will be delivered to the Morgan lake reservoir ai needed. Theeomnanv propose to furnish this oity and coun try with all the power that will be demanded. sxaasxxxseBEzasabsrf w LAWN " MOWERS i FOR SALE A buggy, hack, wagon and harness, Inquire at A V Oliver's fe store. I have the Common and Ran Easy Ball Bearing kind Also a complete stock of Garden rakes, hoes, shovels, and lawn rakes. Cotton and rnbbtr hose at all prices Complete line of stone and brick masons' and e&rpen. tera' tools. - - MRS. T. N. MURPHY, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, CUTLERY ETC. SIHSBlSaWi)SMBSamBWiBliiil1Ai Raise the License " The oity counoil should oartainly raise the license which for five dollars per day permits snob "cattle" as for the past two daya have been conduct ing a ring game on Adams avenue., op posite J M Berry's store. The outfit consists , of a greasy eomplexloned female associated with a big, atrong, able bodied man. The - writer has passed the Miay out" several times and in each Instance the only spectators were boys ranging ait to way uum ten to fonrteen years of age. It la simply a kindergarten for higher lessons Id gambling, and we are euro that any parent who will investigate It will say that auch aurethlng gamea ahoald be prohibited from entering the oity. and the way to do this ia to make the Uosnae so high that svn the numerous dimes of the small boy will net be saf&Vient to warrant their aojourning in our city. , . i K. of P. Attention All members of Bed Cross lodge No. 27, are requested to be present at a special meeting Sunday morning at 10 o'clock sharp. By order of C 0 For Sale -Early Rose . , Potatoes for Sale. Geo. Parrot, Island City. - QUIET LITTLE LUNCH or dinner In a well appointed dining room, where the food is excellent and well served, will be a treat for the nicest girl In the world or a pleasant change for your wife. The Model Beataurant Is Just the place to bring the ladies. Everything cornea up to their idea of what is good and the coat won't bother the man who pays the check. ' . MODEL RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT We sed weekly Meal Tickets Cash ... $4.50 EASTER WILL SOON BE HERE . ARE YOU PREPARED FOR IT? THE GOLDEN' RULE EVERYTHING to make this as it should be, the most JpyM of airoccasibhs ; Ladies', Misses' and Children's Trimmed Hats We buy and sell millinery on a mer chandising basis, not an art basis, buy at first bands and sell with the same help thai sells the rest of our goods, and therefore can and do sell them at a very small margin of profit. LADIES' iWAISTS LADIES' TAILORED SKIRTS Tlx Market's Bt At Lowest Prices A carefully se lected line of fabrics, styles and colors, from the lowest ,eo3t worth having, to the finest silk. 1 All the new effets in BRILLIANTINES .- NOVELTY SUITINGS LIGHT WEIGHT CASSIMERES Styles and Fabrics just right. Prices each as you expect from us. The Lowest 'Always ALL THE NECESSARY ACCESSORIES IN FANCY RIBBONS, COLLARS, BELTS, GLOVES, ETC. A vlatt to our store will certainly convince you that our stock is com plete in every detail, call and see. THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY, 1S0J-13IO-1312 Adams Avenoe Largest Store Smallest Prices I 4