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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1906)
, - I i t M ore Bargains AT THc GOLDEN RULE STORE LOCAL ITEMS 1 SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ISO PAIRS 150 Ladies' Misses' and G ildren's Oxfords in Black and Tans at BARGAIN PRICES $ 1 .25 ladies' Oxfords $.98, $1.75 ladies' Oxfords $1.39, $2.75 ladies' Oxfords $2.19 BOOKS Some of thbse you have always wanted to read but never have, why not do so now while they are so cheap, and the weather so hot you can do nothing else 20c Books 121c., 25c Books 19c, 35c ' Books 25c. Men's Underwear 200 men' fin naif price Glassware 0 , , . mj, ... , Fine line men's ties. S6c to 60c Broken lots of Men s Underwear values. .... 25c Berry sets 90c values 63c T W,t - 150 Urge line men", pant, at'sai. prices f 63. garment, for 45 0od end., in men', suit. $8 to Wat," pitchers 7.7".':llt " 60c $ 1 0 value., per suit $5.00 1 6e socks in black, tan and fancy Two patterns in Graniteware. Table mats, per set 38c Pr d 1 23 closing out below cost Tanglefoot F'ypaper. per bo 55c 1 Oc sock, in black, tan and fancy One docorated pattern in dishes at Toilet Soaps, the best, per box 45c Prdo 97e the price of white ware, only a few Diamond C, laundry soap, 7 bars' 25c THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY Largest Store- 1308. 1310. 1312 ADAMS AVENUE Smallest Prices IS PEGI A. L.I MAT Now is the time to give me a Fall or Winier suit Until your order for AUGUST 1 5 1 will give a special discount on all suitings A L. ANDREWS TAILOR and HABERDASHER WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE SANITARY PLUMBING Is as essential in your home 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 : DIE FROM HIS 1 TOLL GATE. July 30 - Milin Laflin who was not by the acc;dantal discharge of ris reaver on July 18. while starch ing for Cacil Britten, is in a critical cond;t;or and not expected to live untill tomorrow. It was thought that Mr. Laflin wou!d. recover from the wound, but he is now suffering from congestion of the lungs and thj physicians fear he will not survive Dr. A. E. Braden was in at-tende-ce th: morning but was called to Walla Walla in the after.ioon. Dr. Robinson arrived tnis evening and is doing all ir. his power to relieve the suffering. Milin Laflin was a memher of the searching party which was hunting for Cecil Bntten on July 18, and left the party to take a trail which he had discovered. He was in a canyon about five miles from Toll Gate when the acc dent which caused his present con dition :ccured. He was stooping over to gat a drink when h;s pistol fell from his pocket, struck a rock and was discharged tie buliet entering his breast. cnmir out at the back. The shot was heard b the searching party, and about 50 men ! hastened to his assistance. He wasi carped here to the Toll Gale where he ' h sain receiving medical attention. This is the regular August meeting night for tne city council. Mrs. Nelse Holver of Hilgard was in the city today visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haws of Hilgard were La Grande visitors today. J. W. Earis left this morning for Baker City. E. C. Davis, proprietor of the Marble work is campin near Wallowa Lake this wee. Miss E. R. Paul who has been spending tne past two months witn friends in Salt Lake city nas returned home. J. T. Williamson of La Grande, was in Baker yesterday calling on his many triends. Baker City Herald. in some instances farmers are paying harvest hands $3.60 per day min the Palouse country in Washington. W. W. Weeks, secretary of the Blue Mountain Creamery, nas returned from Salem where he has been spending a week's vacation. W. F. Anderson, the barber, is remodel ing hit house on Adams avenue. When lha iiv.rvrr.r--. sr! r"lH h will have a modern and cozy little home. E. E. Romig. of La Grande, was a vis itor in Baker among friends today while looking after business affair.. Baker City Heraid. Mr. Edwin London of Seattle is visiting his sister, Mrs. H. S. Cavana. He is on his way home from visiting the principal cities cf the East and Europe. The young people of the Baptist church will give a social Friday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Biggers to which everyone is cordially invited. Bids for the refunding of the $30,000 water bond which now draw six per cent intrest will be opened at the council meeting tonight. The Isiand City Epworth League will nold a low revival next Saturday evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kiddle. All are invited to attend. A fire in a small out building back of the Rynearson property on Fourth St. caused the fire department to respond at an early hour this morning. Tne fire was quickly subdued. S. O. Swackhammer came over from Union this morning and will return this evening. Mrs. Swackhammer who has been in Portland for several week has returned somewhat stronger than when she left. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Waitress at the Mod?l restaurant. Two Palmists stopped over in the city today with a view nf remaining several weeks but when confronted with city or- jdinances requiring the payment of $75 betore they could do business decided to defer action ur.til later in the season. Dr. McKennon. brother of J. D. McKen non and Mr s. J. M. Berry, is here on a visit from ms home in Arkansas. He will remain at least a month and it Is to Se hopiid that by tftat time he may con clude to mae tnis his home. ! SOUVENIR I the Mormon Tabernacle. Only anu see them in the windows. f--l. ... ,11st. r ' Now is the time for haying tools, sucn as sythes, water bags, steel cable, pure Manilla rope. you need them. J. can supply you. AXLE GREASE I have the celebrated Kastor grease, made from pure castor oil. will not gum and lasts longar than any. other IMRS.T.N. MURPHY 5 Hardware and crockery. i YOU WON'T HAVE TO CO OUT I IV THE YARD TO SMOKE a La Flor De Hackman Cigar. Yur wits sri!! ! odor as wall as you do. It's fragrant because its made from specially chosen tobacco, "ripe" enough to smoke freely and satisfyingly. Manufac tured by C. E. HACKMAN, Phnna R4 1381 " Cor. Adams Avenue and Greenwood id REFORMED CHURCH ASSEM3U MEETS (Hcrlppe News Association Raveno Ohio.. August 1 The annual meeting of the Reformed Church Assen -bly opened today at Brady's Lake near this city. The assembly comp pjs fo. r classis with a total membership of about 25.000. An excellent program has been arranged for the meeting and a number jf prominent members are present of the Reformed Church will deliver addresses n addition there will be many interesting lectures and pleasing musical performance by accomplished singers and musicians. WITHOUT (LEW (Scrlpp News Association) Los Angeles Aug. 1The police are still without a clew as to the identity of the two men who are suspected of killing John Smilde. !the cheffeur last nieht. Margaret Lauten, the women who kept the h juse to which Smilde drove his sup posed murderers said that Smilde quar relled with one. who dropped a comb be '.ring the nama of A. Hamberlir.g. -IUCKY PMEI SOUND" Puget Sound is to get a new drydock to cost $1,250,000. and be the largest in the world. Tne appropriation has already been made, the s te selected, and borings are being made to determine the depth and character of the foundations. It will be a concrete dock of the latest and most approved pattern. PRICE Of THRESHING The price of threshing is not through ly estaolished in this valley but it is leoorted that the machines are about to demand six cents per bushel. Tnis is higher tnar ever before charged but the machine men c'airn that under the former prices fow c?-orat;rs made any money w:-.ei tne sss:r. .vis finished. SPECIAL TRAM fOR CIRCUS DAT The 0. R. & N Co. will run a special train from Elgin to La Grande on circus day. The special will leave Elgin at seven forty-five in the morning and v il return in the evening after the night per formance. . W mm V W 4 fa 1 WiiiS:: J-SL-..i REST YOUR AUfT And your uncle, too, by treating them to one of our 25 cent dinners. They'll have that pleasant after dinner feeling if they dine with us. The quality of our viands is unsurpassed. They are cQ'ted to perfection. See how healthynd happy the Model Restaurant dinner are. Don't you wish you ate at their tables? Well, we can make room for all who come, and still have some left for the straggling business delayed dinner. The Model Restaurant J. A ARBUCKLE, Prop. $4 50 OPN DAY M NIGHT WeH.'ll Wreklv Men! TlckfU fur A Square Deal MATERIAL ARRIVING. CLEARING THE GROUND i T 1 1. a Mr T.-s have 1013 Washingtan Avenue TELEPHONE RED 161 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 profit because we have cut our expense account in the middle and we are willing to give the benefit to our customers. Our line of groceries 13 complete and the quality is un excelled. Gall and allow us to quote you prices on cash purchases. SEATTLE GROCERY STORE I LAWSON BROS. Prop. Palmer Lumber Company o,u te a fce of men at work c;ear;rg , their $e for the new saw mill. Survey ors are at work sotting stakes for the location of the null, log pond. 'lumber I yards etc The O. R. 4 N. surveyors ,are sorveving for the side track to run ; from t ie main lire to the plant. Work ! w.'.i ne pushed as rapidly as possible and ii is expected to have the big mill cuttirg lumber hy March 1st next year. cads cf sand was received 'n: mater .ai to arrive fi-r t.ic ex:er- ve ra iroac improvements to vs c W.th S200.000 to :n a new r.iui-d house. nnc -..na sr.eps and improved yards and of a big new saw r.are wi., bo unusa! bunding activiu- sjT.mer. j be rr.ace m : i te ex.tidtd i j a j JJ I GEO. B SIMMONS. Sec y and Mgr. PARR. President PHONE MAIN 31 PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY INCORPORATED - Dealers in Grande Ronde Valley Products Fruits. Hay. Potatoes and Grain ::: Apples a Specialty LARGE COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE Kay Wanted Now HIGHEST PRICES Call and see us before PAID you suii Jefferson Ave. and Greenwooi St. La Grande, Oregon t w.tn tre corstrj;-. . be in i Ura.'.de t.: BROTHER DEAD , JcJgo Samuel W.nte of Bauer City this irorr-.ir.g rece.ved a telegram from New York City announcing tne death of h s I brother, J. H.White, who resided there. BRIDEGROOM ASSASSINATED j scriii News Association) j Ci-arlef.e N. C. August I - Wm. Srown i a-;degrocm cf an hour, while standing j tle 'icr. platform with his bride wa ting for tne tram to carry them oi T honeymoon, was fired on by J. Y. N.r.ca d ano instantly killed. Tne crowd j 'attacked K'pcad whom the officers arrested. (010RADA A STATE EoT tHIRT I UARs iS'-rtpp N'rwi Association) -Pcof cerebral err,boi,sm ' day ceTV a.......... MEAVT MAM DIES A d'Mitch to the Record -He'ald from Anderson says: Fve thousand people were attracted to the Andernn cemetery yesterday b the burai of Joseph Rodecap a farnjr and the heaviest mm in Mad son county Mr. Rodecap weighed 400 pounds. His coffin was 23 inches deep aed 7 feet long No hearse could carry it and a wagon was used as a funeial car. Ten men were required to carry the coffin and 16 men to tower it into the grave. IGC GRCAM AND ICE CREAM SODA raa e tmm tarn None Better Doctors Prescriptions and Family Receipts, a Specialty Two Graduated Pharmacists Always in Attendance. A. C. MAC LENNAN. Prep. RED GROSS DRUG STORE i He was 51 years of age. sary of its admission to the Union. I Prescription Pharmacist
