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Money Saving Paint
Money saving In painting doesn't
the uw of cheap-bjr-the-galloa paint, k '
meana the ok of first-quality paint
. paint that will corcr mott turf act to the
gallon, that wilt spread tivf and MM''-
the painters' time, that will wetf wtl
' and put off for the longest time the Dead ....
for re-painting. " .
The Sherwih-Williaus paint
- is a money saving paint. It coven moat
surface to the gallon because it is ground '
exceptionally fine and is thoroughly
mixed, For the same reason, it spread :
easiest and saves the painters' time. '
It wears longest because k is made
, ' front the beat materials, so thoroughly -combined
that they become inseparable, '
and bold together on the building for ,
the longest time. When you buy The
Sherwin-Williams Paint yon buy cento ;
, my. We sell it. Color cards free.
II L CTAMIPI C C i lIDMAU -
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STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE
SATURDAY, OCT. 14
ONE .
NIGHT
ONLY
ABSOLUTE SUPREME
The Only Woman Magician in the World
ADELAIDE
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And Company of Sixteen People
sensational program of wonderful ' magic and
illusions
America' military musical act and Xylophone experts
Mirth, Magic, Music. 4 American Trumpeteers
Seats on sale ' Thursday morning at - Van
PRICES, 25o, 60c, 72o, and fcl.OO .
Burets
"The man who loves his wife the most
Is not the one to let her roast"
These hot days, in a kitchen overheated by a sweltering
stoveCut out the family wash day. Send your laundry
tc os. Saves wood, time and energy; Don't born np
a lovely disposition. ' Send your linen, all of it to
ARC
STEAM LAUNDRY
FHONEIj Main 7
LaGrAnJe, Oregon.
mm
'fill ill'
Where
does it go?
That's a aucstion we
are asked a dozen times
a day. Where does the
Rock Island go?
The answer is: Pretty nearly
everywhere
To Peoria and Chicago.
To Davenport and Rock
Island.
To Lincoln and Omaha, r:
To Topckaand Kansas Grjr.
To St. Joseph and St. Louis.
To Texas and Oklahoma.
Three routes east via Dea
rer, Omaha and St Paul
L B. CORMAM,
140 TMrtf
SACRED OPERA
QUEEN ESTHER
The greatett maatoale ptodactioa
ever aiierop'.td tjr th minio lover of
tbia city ia the beautiful tiered opera,
Queen Exlber, which'. ill be given
of st wetk under tbe auipioee sod lor
tb beoefit ol tbe LtG.aode Commer
cial Club, and under tbe direction of
Piof Martin K Robinson of Chicago,
who baa tecently produced tbe tame
opera in tbe ciiiet of PortUod, Seattle
Tscoma and Spokane with wonderful
acofat,
all lhaio'o part' will be' taken by
La Orande'a beet known siogers, nod
tbe chorus, 60 -oioei strong , wblob
will be uiior til ftuy ibing ever bete-to-frre
heard in ibis oity, Tbe whole
opera will be pot on io toll Oriental
and Persian eosturns, and the stage
mounting will be equal t anything
aen' in Portland or any of the larger
oiti. J'-
A feature ol tba entertainment ' will
be a aoarf drill by seven of La Grande'
leading society young ladies, which
will be well worth going a long dis
tance loaee. Everytr.ing iodic tut
that (bio will be tbe musical event ol
tbe entire teaaoo and no lover ol good
duiic wttnia rive mile of La Orandt
should fail to attend the rendition ol
tb.a beaotiful opera. '. '
A oomplete east of the character
will be published later. '
Tonight
The opera cloak . worn by Miea
Bernlce Howard tonight ' aa FIB
Telllette. In the firat aot of "Why
Women 61a" Is of heavy cream voile
prcfosely trimmed with rich of any
lace and insertion,- gorgeously lined
with expensive rote pink and tatfeta
allk. Mlti Bernloe Howard the ac
oompliahed leading woman of "Why
Woman 81n" la not only tood
ac treat, but a - remarkable clever
writer. Miea Howard baa written a
nnmbtrof elever contribationt to the
leading magazine.' Ehe is an Englitb
girl and sndervent a long and arduoai
education in a convent. The young
aotreta I eontidered one of tb mott
beaatif ol women of tbe ttage :
-av eX
LUMBER; 8
House Frock
Tba beautiful houae frook . worn by
Mite Bernic Howard aa Fifl Follltette
ia the aeoond act of "Why Women
Sin" which will be tba attraetlon at
Stewart Opera Hoaae next Toetdav
Cot 10, was mad by Madame Lalnolne
of Pari, and it very elaborate. It It
of white crnoollu (Ilk, covered with a
heavy drapery of rich black -Ouvnoore
lace and extravagant lane floonoiDg
Oniabed with exqolaita Jetted orna
ment.
Tonight and Tomorrow
The Presbytery of Grand Ronde
meet to-night at 1-20 in the Preaby
terUn chorth. Eav S A Parker ol
Elgin, will prench tbeme: Uodt
Power Available." ' After the aermon
th 'election of moderator will' tat
plae. .; ,; -;. .
Program for Wad, Oot,1 It, 1905.
D.-00 Devotion Leader Kev W A
Robinson, of Pin Vallay, '
ao Bnainet.
; H:i5 Recet. . '
. Wednetdty Afternoon.
l:30-Devotlon Leader Rev H 3
Irwn,: of Barn. " ; 1 -..
2:00-Bullae, t ;' i S
S.-00 Religion ervlc, Joint meet
ing with Pendleton Presbytery,
ermon "Christ's- Attitod Toward
th Unsaved," Rev H Temple ton, of
Euterprlt.
4:00 But Inet.
6:00 Reoet.
Wednesday Evening.
Popular meeting with the Pendleton
PretbyUry. '.- '
7:30 Praia srvico.
8:00-Sermon, Th Charm of
Jmos." Rev Ell T AUen, of Irrlgon.
. A cordial Invitation ia given the
publlo to attend all meeting. .
Announcement
I with to oall tbe attention of oar
many friend and the general pnblio
to the faot that E H Hubbard and A
0 Hagaot have purchased the barber
hop on Depot street, known as tbe
Klrtley barber shop, and that we pro
pots to oonduot a flrtt elast foor obalr
barber chop and batb room, an J we
respectfully volioit a oontinnanoe of
yonr mott valued patronage.
HUBBARD 4 HAGANS.
; . Instruction In Music .
Mr l.yle'a patrons will be pleate
to know thai tbe ha retained to the
city for tbe winter, and can be seen ai
tbe homo of Mr 0 Ralston, No 1404
Ninth tlreet. Thote who prefer to re
oeive instruction al their home can
do 6 by making arrangement with
ber Phone Black 1041:'
A Bank : Account Drawing
. . Interest. 5 '
We-can reoelve your deposits for
any aum from 11.00 to 1100.00 in oar
aviug department of thl bank and
pay you Interett. Call and let as ex
plain the advantage of securing in
terest on yonr saving. .
Farmers and Trader's Nat'l Bank.
. NOTICE
We pay highest . Market prloes for
ehickens. .Want all yon have got.
At oar Wareboas on Jefferson Ave.
, ,' GR Cash Co.
' Notice Of Proposed Street
Improvement
, To whom it may concern :
Notice la hereby givea of the pro-
poeed improvement ol Adam avenue
in the city . of La Grande, Oregon, by
the construction of idealk aooord
ing to tpecinoatlon provided - by or
dinance, tbe taid tidewalk to be eon
trooted from ' a point at the South
East ' corner ol tbe intertection of
If your paper is not delivered a too
think it ibonld be, pleate notify the
Ulos and lb mistake will be rectified.
. . .
opruce itret; witn Adam avenue;
tbenee along and upon tbe South side
of Adam avenue io a South-easterly
direction to ths South west corner of
tbe intertection of Adams avenue with
Balm treet.
' Notice is hereby further given, that
unlet aid proposed improvement is
defatted by remonetranoe signed by
th tbutttng property owners and filed
with the undersigned on or before tbe
16 day of October,- 1905,' said side
walk will be ordered constrnotetl by
the couooil oi tbe oity of La Grande,
Oregon.
Dated thi fourth day of Ootober,
1905. . .- . ....
I R SNOOK, Recorder of tbe oity of
La Grande, county of Union, atntb ol
Oregon.'
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WHOLESALE PRICES
' BetterlLumber and Cheaper, than it io sold in.
La Grande. We Deliverjit toour .Building.
MWby Women' Sin" at Steward's Opera House TonighL
Grande Ronde Lumber Go.
' PERRY, OREGON.
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I THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY I
Offers customers the best of everything ia 'the
line of FRESH VEGETABLES, FRUITS, CROCE
KltS, PKUVISIOIiS, ETC., at prices as low as in
ferior goods can be purchased. Good things to
I eat can always be had at 1 HE CITY GROCERY
AIMD BAKERY. If your appetite "goes back" , on
you,isit our store and you are certain to find ,,
something that will please your palate, '
If you haven't been trading with us, why iiot
give us a trial order? We can please you,
' Once a customer always a customer. :
POLAClC m Chicciv
PHONE,' MAIN 75.
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ENGRAVED
GOODS
The Observer is in a positiou to offer to its patrons'''
a splendid line oi engraved Visiting 'Jards, Wedding ...
Anoouncementa and At Home Cards at prices just
tbe same as you send away only we pay the postage.
Call on us and look at our samples
' THESE ARE OUR PRICES: 5 ;"
English Script cards, per 100....'. . .. . . ,$2.03
French Script, very latest, per 100. ... .$3.00
Shaded Old English, pr 100. ',.. $3.60 . -
Roman, 100 cards.! . . .'. .... . .", . . ; . . ; $3.00
Solid Old English, 100 cards....... . .'.$3.00 . "
Gothic, 100 cards . . . , 4 . ; . . ........... $2.50 ' ;
Printing future orders from any copper , '
plate, 50 cards 75o.,100 cards...... . $2.00
Wedding Invitations from $8.00 a 100 to
$24.00 a 100.
Besides taking orders for engraved stockvwe are
prepared to print all the above in the latest type '
feces. Call on us before ordermz. ,
THE OBSERVER
aaiaBBBaiaa1 BaaaaBl M aaaSBaaHaaaBBsaal aajaaal aMBaaal aHaaaaaiavaaMBaBBaBBaVtaaaava
Uhe farmers and Uraders
Tfational SSank
. of JCa Srartd Ortgon.
NO. 4-4-rsa
Capital
Surplus ' - - - "
Liability of Shareholders
Total -
$ 60,00i.00;
14000.00
60,000.00
$134000.00
For tberetectioo of Its OerosUorel Dcp'osUors of tbi Bank are
accordel ucb liln-rkl trealmsnt a hall "b ia keeping with th.
cbar.oter I ioe of tholr atcont. We would ; teXpleaaad to
hsre'your nocouul. "
Joseph Pai,mkr,
President.
G. fcJ. McCully, '
Asst. Cashier,
. 3. W. Sck bkr, ;
Cashier,
T, J. L"c.ivt(GIN.
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