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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1905)
ac rr. r-ZZ - - itZSmZLSSE&Iti ' i iBSSBBSHMBI You can Shoot Grouse Aug. 15 . (f) Local Itsm -L Jjj THE GREAT CARNIVAL IS NOW IN PROGRESS WE INVITE YOU TO SEE IT Entirely at our Expense For eacf$f.00 cash purchase we will give a ticket FREE to any 10c attraction For each $2.00 cash purchase we will give a ticker FREE to any 15c attraction For each $2.50 cash purchase, a ticket to any 25c attraction, or a dinner FREE. For each 15.00 cash purchase we will give a ticket FREE TO THE ENTIRE SHOW, consisting of some ten separate attractions. ALL SUMMER GOODS GO AT THE SAME CUT PRICES We also have many new arrivals in fall goods. Hundreds of pieces of dress goods, suitings, worsteds, mohairs, flauneletts, outing, etc AH the new and nobby things. A fine line of Ladies' Raglans or rain coats, ranging tn price from $7.50 to $18.00. A complete line of new fall and winter underwear, hosiery, etc. Shoes of every description, , ,,, , ' I we can take your order for the new fall suits at any price. A complete line of everything in dishes, gramteware, tinware, kitchen utensils for har vest or home use.' . SO COME AHEAD, THE SHOW IS FREE TO YOU IF YOU WANT TO TAKE IT IN THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY . 1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue. Largest Store- , ; m Smallest Prices Mm Minnie Wade Is tires here this wek. visiting rel. Qolta number of people earn op from Elgin Hat night to take in the carnival. Mrs O Larking, of Pendleton it visiting in iMs city, the gaett ot Mr and Mrs J 3 Rack. J W breenall baa accepted a position intba dry goods department of the Fair store Mrs J LRuby of Huntington is in the city for a visit to relatives and friends. Byron Gibson, a resident of La Grande arrived In the city yesterday for a abort visit with friends Baker City Herald Harvey and Frank Hay left last even ing for Portland where they will spend a week at the exposition Marlon Kees, registrar of Whitman collegia of Walla Walla - Is in the city this week on basinets oonneoted with the college. ' Mrs l R Forrest, and mother, and daughter Mlas Bonnie, Miss Elva ,'Enloe and Miss Delia Childers expect I to leave tomorrow evening for Portland to attend the exposition. J.M HUtxand W B Bargent expect to leave tomorrow for Copper oreek l iLo !uU;j la its eclipse copper mine which it one of the moat promising prospects la that mining district. I The street committee, street super intendent or the owner dt the property should see tbt the ede walk on Washington a venae on tbe eoatb aide of the 8ouitner House is placed in re pair. It'is simply dangerous. I have just received a large supply of shells fresh from the factory, the kind that kills the game. My stock of hunting coats, gun cases, and hunting supplies cannot be beat. Just received a large stock of shot guns and rifles, all grades and prices. I also have tents, camp stoves, and wagon covers If vou are going camping or hunting, call and ex amine my stock. MRS. T. N. MURPHY, Builders' Hardware and. Crockery. Married 2C WE WANT YOUR NAME Signed to the new suit club. Wateh this space for Suit winners F.L.Meyers- J35 V. Sprsgut $25 Suit last Saturday Two drawings on Sat August 12 Come and let tell you about it. Get a nice tailor made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap AX. A.K DREWS Haberdasher and Tailor , i GROCERIES FROM THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS MICE AND FRESH m mm I iu jus a ' art , ' r t.w FISH ER M ETCA LF In - tola city, Thursday evening at 7 :30 by J est ice of the Peace J E Hough, Mr. J B , Fisher an4 Miss Lilly Metcalf. The parties are well known. Mr. Fisher baa been a business man of thia city for many years. Card Of Thanks Mr and Mrs J F Dordan desire to express their appreciation ol the many acts c! t'.dcr: tcsicrcd their many friends during tbe illness ai d burial of their little daughter There will be a number of persons go to Baker City tomorrow to attend tbe Methodist annual conference which is In in session there and to hear the Biohop preach Sunday morning. SEEDS SEEDS Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All kinds of Grass sseds. Bulk Gardeu Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats R-iOLIVER IEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. Look out for your Pocketbook And save your money by buying from us. We Lead, our competitors follow. Look at a few of our bargains. New iron beds $2.90 Second hand tables f 1.00 up New Yum Yum springs 2.50 Bedstesds 50 up NewMattre8se 2.75 Bed Bprings .60 up Newcook stovos 10.00 Glass front cupbonrd4.00 up New extension tables 6.50 Remember that wt have the only first new and second hand store in Union county. The La Grande Pawnbrokers Phone, Main 4 S A . Seasonable tioods as well as Staples always on hand. QED&EJ BR2J" '-. North Fir Street When you want the : Best Ice Cream SELDER'S CANDY STORE Greatly in Demand Nothing la mora in demand than a medicine which meets modern require ments for a blood and system cleanser, such aa Dr. King's New Lit Pills. They are Just what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them. At Newlin Drag Co. drag store, 3So guaranteed. Mr. and Mrs E L Eckley r turned thia morning from a trip to the ex position. I Mr. and Mre. Martin, of Jefferson, Iowa, are In tbe cijty tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Allison. Mrs. Taylor Is a sister of Mrs. Fred Kiddle of Island City ar.d Mrs. Allison ot this city. ! There will be no preaching services In the Methodist church nut Sunday. Pastor GiUHan is attending conference. 5 Do not forget the dance this evening at the La Grande Commercial Cluh Good music and a good time assured. Joseph England, of Union, was in tbe city this morning. He reports tbe sugar beets in fine condition and the prospects for a good crop were never better. George Carpy succeeded in securing a first class snap phot of Madame HI Jen, the fearleea high diver, yesterday aa she leaped from ber lofty platform. The picture shows the Intrepid lady, who tempts death twice daily, In mid air, and gives a perfect idea of the ap palling risk the inenrra for the amuse ment of the public. It required fnst work on the part of Mr. Carpy to catch the lady in ber aerial flight. I The wheat yield is showing up better than was ex eoted, and tbe million bushel mark is going to be left away In tbe rear. This valley is fro- ' j ing to experience more prosperity than it haievnr Itnnm n lipfnra West bound passenger train No 1 was composed of two sections this ; morning. West bound travel is be - coming heavier every day. Mrs C R Thornton, left this morning for Baker City, to attend the Method ist Conference now in session there. I Mrs H C Rioe and sou, of Portland, a e In the city tbe guests ot Mr and I tr .11 W n . . xurs iiaua jooes. airs tuee ib a sister of Mrs Jones Mr and Mra LC Stanly and Mm r'red S Stanly, who have been visiting Mr and Mrs J M Kerry expect to re. turn to their home in Portland this evening. Editor Maxwell, of the Oregon Scout, at Union, waa a La Grande visitor this morning. Ue came over to trans act basinets before the U S Lund ofiice. W F Suodgrass and J II Pear, re turned this morning from Portland where they went to participate in the Elks' celebration at the exposition Mrs W W Kiuzie, left this morning for Uaker City, where she will attend the Methodist conference. Mr aud Mra James Snodurasa, who have been attending the fair tbe psst roople of weeks returned this morning Attorney F 8 Ivanhoe returned last j evening from Portland. He is tbe I first of the Elks excursionists to re- J turn. I Mr. Y7 Malone ot Union made proof ' on his timber claim this morning be j tore the register and isoeiver. His ' witnesses were W A Maxwell and W E Austin. i'URNISHED RUOMS-Nicely furni shed rooms for rent. Corner 4th and main sc. P 8 Ivanhoe 8 18 If LOST A brown fur scarf, some where on Adams Avenue. Finder will re turn same to tbe Itonde Valley Housnand receive reward. tf Brick furnished;'in " any quauity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGER. La Grande, Oregon. FOR RENT Furnished bousekeepfi rooms in siits of two, three sfl' . four. Inquire, phone black 601. La Grande Cleaning And Dyeing Works 4 oiled aid faded garments mads to look like new. Work called for and delivered. Ladies garments a special-' ty. All work guaranteed. Dye worcs on Depot Street next door to Com mercial Club. SIMMONS 4 HARVEY, props. I a Grande. 1 REST YOUR AUNT And your uncle, too. by treating them to one ot our 25 cent Dinners. They'll have that pleasant after dinner feeling if tbey dine with us. Tbe quality of our visuds is unsurpassed. They are cooked to prefeotlon. See how healthy and happy the Model Restaurant dinners are. Don't you wish you ate at their tables? Well, we can make room for all who come. and anu still have something left for the straggling business delayed dinner. M ODE L RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT We e.. weekly Meal , Ticket Pxsr. $4.50 ess t i , THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY J E. P0LACK, Prop. Go to the 'ity Grocery and Bakery for groceries, fresh fruits aud vegetables. FRESH BREAD, CAKES AMD PIES, EVERY DAY I Give us a call one time aud you will be sure and come again. We keep the best and freshest of everything I the market affoids. " " v w'tTTbtI VWMaMslliaWeasfjd 1 WE BUY Doors Sash, Shingles : and Lumber I In large quantities direct from factories and mills at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the owes price, we get the beet goods, and can Ifford o sell at figures that others buy for, therebv ing our customers the benefit it wholesa e pncel STODDARD LUMBER CO I rain
