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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1906)
h IMIIIIlH"T MIIMUt LOCAL ITEMS ; : t ; Mail Boxes! i m THc GOLDEN RULE COMPANY'S 7th Bargain Friday Interest in these Special One Day Sales continues to increase and that there may be no lagging we are. as stated before, putting forth our best efforts, to make "each better than the other." I I I L Y 2 (3 WE WILL OFFER Ladies' Wrappers One lot of ix dozea, tummer weight, just received $1.28 values 1.60 values $ .98 1.29 Remnants Some more of these good bargains your neighbors have been telling you about RIBBON, LACES, EMBRIDERIES. WASH GOODS PRINTS, MUSLINS, ETC. Tailored Skirts Mohair. Lustre. Panama and Summer Suitings $1.55 skirts 1.65 " 2.00 " 5.60 " 4.26 " 5.00 " ..$1.09 ... 1.19 .. 1.69 ... 2.98 .. 5.69 ... 5.98 Ladles' Knit Vests 10c Grade 12c " . 55c ' . 4Pc " . 2 lor 16c 3 for 25c 26c 55c Muslin Underwear A nice assortment at prices less than than you could purchase the goods and make. $ .25 Corset covers .55 " .60 " .60 Gowns .75 " 1.C0 " .60 Skirts .75 " 1.00 ' 1.25 " $ 18 .25 ,39 .43 .63 .79 .49 .63 .79 1.09 day ago" left thi A party of O. the city today m Underwear Broken lots of Men's. Underwear per suit 55c 60c garments for 45 15c socks in black, tan and fancy per doz $1.23 1 0c socks in black,, tan and fancy per doz 97e 200 men's fine dress shirts, half price Fine line men's ties, 55c to 60c values 26c Large line men's pants at sale prices Oud ends in men's suits $8 to $10 values, per suit $5.00 Two paterns in Graniteware, closing out below cost One decorated pattern ir. dishes at the price of white ware, only a few Glassware Berry sets 90c values 63c Salad bowls 60c " 35c Water bottles 75c . 43c Water pitchers 85c " 50e Table mats, per set 38c Tanolfifnnfc Flunancr rsar knv 7 C ? - - vr"!""! r " ' mv ...... wuw Toilet Soaps, the best, per box 45c Diamond C, laundry soap, 7 bars ...25c These prices are for our 7th Bargain Friday only THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY - f; 1308, 1310, 1312 ADAMS AVENUE .. I IjMVief Ktoi.' Smallest Prices!- i Come In And See The NEW "VARSITY" SOFT COLLAR FORES! AT CALAVERAS THREATENED AT AL ANDREWS THC "VARSITY" SOFT COLLAR TAIlOR and HABERDASHER Trade Mark Registered WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE SANITARY PLUMBING Is as cwntial in your heme as the doctor OUR WORK Executed in workmanlike manner and approved sanitary standards. Carrying a complete line of Bath Tubs, Sinks, Toilets, Lavatory and all plumbing fixtures. G. W. O'NEIL (Scrlpps New Association) San Francisco July 19 -Big forest fires have bean raging eight miles north of the Calaveras river, for the past sixteen hou-s. The big Calaveras trees famous the world over are threatened, as the fire is covering many thousand acres. Citi zens are fighting heroically as the loss to feed and timber land is heavy. RUSSIAN TOWN BURNING ' (SiTlpp News AKt.oc.iat lon Samra Rim.. July 1 9 -The town of Srran a providence in si'nbirks is in flames and the inhabitants are fleeing to this city and Saiatov. PANAMA BONDS PIENTY, (Scripps News Association) Washington July 19 At two thirty this afternoon two thousand bids had been received for Panama bonds. 1013 Washington Avenue TELEPHONE RED 161 Remember the shirtwaist party to morrow night at the Commercial Club. REFORMED CHURCH REUNION (Scrlpps News Association) Penmar, Pa , July 19 -The seventeenth annual reunion of the Reformed Churches of Pennsylvania. Maryland. Virginia. West Virginia and the District of Columbia, is being held here today. The attendance is unusually large. At the meeting this afternoon. Judge George Kunkel. of Har risburg. and Dr. J T. Hacker of Roanoke, Va.. will deliver addresses. The Mercers burg Academy Glee club and a chorus from the Woman's College. Frederick City, Md., will funish the music of the day. W. K. Wright is in Baker City in the interest of the La Grande Investment Company. J. D. Mathisc n mastermechanic of the O. R. tt N. come over from La Grande today on ajjusiness trip. Pendleton E. O. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brenholtz returned yesterday from a three week visit to the Yellowstone Park. Tflr. and Mr. W. B. Mong who arrived here'from Ta oma to visit Mrs. Longs parents Mr. ar.d Mrs. D. C. Kelley a few ago left this morning for Chicago. R. St N. officials are in making final arrancments for the vacation oi the property on which that company is soon to make extensive improvementsJThe personnel of the party isrM.J; Buckley division superintendent J. W. Campbell superintende-t, and O. P. O'Brien general manager. IS VERY CONFIDENT (crlpps Nere Association) New York July 19 Evelyne Thaw and attorney Bartridge called at the Tombs and stayed the limit time in earnest conversation witn Harry Thaw. A COMPLETE EMOTIONAL BRIEF Allentown Pa., July 19 Attorrey E Lichtenwalner, engaged by Olcott to de fend Thaw says that he has prepared the most brief emotional insanity ever used in the East. OLCOTT RELEASES RAPERS New York July 19 Judge Olcott this afternoon turned over to Attorney Part ridge all papers demanded by him in the Thaw case. At the proper time Olcott will apply for a commission to determine the prisoner's mer.ta' condition. OHIO ENDORSED BRYAN (Scrlpps News A ldatlon) Columbus, Ohio, July 1 9. Tom John son in an interview says he said he would not be a candidate to succeed "Tom" Taggart. He also said everybody is in favor of Bryan. Ohio Democrats are cer tain to endorse William. MARBLE HEAD WILL BE THERE (Scrlpps News Association) Washingt.n July 1 9 A cable arrived from San Jose saying that the gun boat Marblehead will be present at the peace conference which will be held there be tween the Guatemala aud Salvadoran governments. TO BUILD MONSTER DOCK (Scripps News Association) Washington July 19 The biggest dock in the wor.d is to be built at Bremerton navy1 yards of material brought from the Pacific coast. It will cost nearly a million dollars and it is planned will hold the largest. batthship ever builtor contem plated. PRESIDENT IDLE TODAY (Scripps News Association) Oysrer Bay July 19 The President has no busidess today. He and the family have been picnicing but it is uncertain where as he took no secret service men with him or servants. There is no alarm felt however as Secretary Loeb is no doubt in easy communication with him. WILL COMPILE DIVORCE STATISTICS (Scrlpps News Association) Washington July 19 By about August first the cencus bureau will begin the compilation of divorce marriages and their statistics which will cover a period of about twenty years. A uniform divorce legislation isexpected from the out growth ID WAR RAGES IK KfflnKKT (Scrlpps Npws Ansoclutlon) Boaver Creek Ky. July 19 -Dick Hall and Jack Thornberry. feud leaders, were assinated from ambush today as they rode over a mountain trail, Thoy tried to return the first volley but the second one killed both. The two men have been leaders of rival families that have been fighting for yjars. During the cast year there has been peace between the two parties. John Thornberry married a member of the Hall family and his fol lowers declared thereby he had betrayed his clan. The killing has resulted in both sides equipping thsmselves for strife and each side nas mustered about forty men. with intrenchments in the mountains. I have the mail box that is approved by the Post : Master General. I can put your Name and iumoer on the box. Come and get one. You will need some HOUSE NUMBERS I have the right kind. Call and see them MRS. T.N. MURPHY A. Hardware and crockery. . i. t YOU WON'T HAVE TO CO OUT IN THE YARD TO SMOKE a La Flor De Hackman Cigar. Your wife wilt like it's odor as well as you do. It's fragrant because its made from specially chosen tobacco, "ripe" enough to smoke frcc'.y ar.d ;a!i9y'n2r'y Manufac tured by c tmLr s.aaiu Phone Red 1381 J) Cor. Adams Avenue and Greenwood J Talk to Wallace. ON BOND FOR PUBLIC PEACE Robert Wilkesen, who a day or two ago was released on bonds for assaulting with dangerous weapons, was arrested again yesterday and arrainged before Justice of the Peice Hough. The charge asked that the defendant be placed under bonds to kesp the peace. The examina tion was continued until next Wednesday when witnesses will either prove him guilty of menacing public peace or cause his release. His bond, fixed at $1,000. was paid. It is alleged that Wilkesen is a sort of a bad man. and keeps the inhab itants of Starkey alarmsd continually. The examination will of course establish the truth in the matter. JUNIOR SOCIAL The Juniors of the M. E. Church will give a 15 cent social next Friday evening at the ceurch parlors, ice Cream and ca'e will be served. At eidht o'clock an interesting program will begin and every one is invited to be present and have a go-d time with the Juniors. . " . JUNIORS ATTENTION All Juniors of the M. E. church who are. to take part in the program at the social are requested to be at the M. E. church at 2:30 on Friday afternoon. We sell, you buy, both happy. 20 per cent off on combs and brushes this week Come in and look or stop at the window. Newlin Druo Co. A NEAT PIKE to have your meals is our restaurant. Everything is attractively arranged and nothing is liking to make its appearance neat. Here the young ladies and gentle men can eat to their heart's contents without feeling abashed at their surround ings. WHAT ATTRACTS people here is the merits of our cookery It is unsurpassed when it comes to f-el-lenceand all meals prove healthfulJjty and enjoyable. Our prices are rig'-t too and our waiters polite and attentive. The Model Restaurant J. A. ARBULKLE, Prop. Ul'KN DA Y AND NItJHT Mini TU-kvtH lor P4 3w IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE Over 200 good farms for sale. See our list befoie you buy. A. A. Barry, the Oregon and Washington Land Man. at Ronde Valley Houso. WE WANT MONEV and in order to get it we have decided to sell groceries FOR CASH at a reduced price. We can do this and still make a good prorit because we nave cut our expense account in the middle and we are willing to give the benefit to our customers. I Our line of groceries is complete and the quality is un- excelled. Gall and allow us to quote you prices on cash purchases. - J SEATTLE GROCERY STORrfl LAWSON BROS. Prep. J WARM WEATHER GROCERIES ""6 vu nan i, iui a quicK cool dinner. FRUIT JARS All sizes, Mason and Economy Jars. Phone your uiuer. iv din l o. THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. POLAP.K Prnnr JZZL ' u