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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1906)
"" WWWWVWWW W V WW WW WW WVvWWWW THi: GOLDEN RULE STORE More Bargains 1: j j LOCAL ITEMS j AT SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 150 PAIRS 150 Ladies' Misses' and Ciildren's Oxfords in Black and Tans at BARGAIN PRICES $1.25 ladies' Oxfords $.98, $1.75 ladies' Oxfords $1.39, $2.75 ladies' Oxfords $2.19 BOOKS Some of those you have always wanted to read but never have, why not do so now while they are so cheap, and the weather so hot you can do nothing, else 20c Books I2:C., 25c Books 19c, 35c Books 25c. -- 1 1 OflO m.n- . H-. Kalfnrir I . via viiuil hvui uiMtinui Fine line men's ties. 35c to SOc Broken lots of Men's Underwear values 25c Berry sets 90c values 63c per suit . 86c r .. ,.' ',"'.. i '', Salad bowls 60c " 85c Large line men pants at sale prices Watar boU,e$ . 76(. .. 43c 60c garments for 45 Ood ends in men s suits $3 to Water pitchers 85c " 60c i $10 values, per suit $5.00 1 6c socks in black, tan and fancy Two patterns in Graniteware. Table mats. "per set 38c per do $1.23 closing out below cost Tanglefoot Flypaper, per box 35c 10c socks in black, tan and fancy ' One decorated pattern ir.dishes at Toilet Soaps, the best, per box 46c per doz .97c the price of white ware, only a few Diamond C. laundry soap, 7 bars . 25c THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY Larerest Store- 1303, 1310, 1312 ADAMS AVENUE Smallest Prices e A Square Deal C B. SIMMONS, Prasdent ' " --- --- Sec'y and Mgr. PHONE MAIN 81 PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY INCORPORATED Dealers In Grande Ronde Valley Products Fruits, Hay, Potatoes and Grain ::: Apples a Specialty LARGE COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE Hay Wanted Now HIGHEST PRICES PAID Call and see us before you sell Jefferson Ave. and Greenwood St. La Grande. Orejon PRETTY ( OURTRT t TOILET ARTICLES AiD STATIONARY ! - - : .. . .. WEDDING WAnS DRUG CO. Corner Depot Street and Adams Acnue. I t Don't you need one of our SANITARY 35c DENTAL TOOTH BRUSHES. Each brush in a separate bov Wc are sslling them this ueck at 25c ! i PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED -.. ..... .... . . ... -.-7 The following was clipped from the We:ser Signal: "A pretty wedding occurred at the pleasant country home of the bride's brother, Mr. J. H. Hughes. Wednesday evening. August 8. 1906, when Mis? Em ma Hughe3 was united in marriage to Mr. Samuel Merrill Henderson. After the ceremony hearty congratula tions and best wishes were extended by the guests present, about forty in number. A splendid wedding supper was served in the dining room. A large number of beautiful presents, consisting of silverware, chinaware and cut g'ass pieces were received, a number coming from friends from a distance. Miss Hughes has lived in Weiser for about three years, coming here from La Grande. Oregon. During this time she has become very popular, numbering her friends by her acquaintances. She has. during most of this time, been organist at the Methodist church, and had endeared herself to every member of the choir and congregation. Mr. Henderson came to Weiser from I -...... . i nois just a uiue over a year ago, and as for PMl fiiw mrntl"i 1 i - nrlnyf I in the store of W. D. Candee. ""ReJiade friends from the time of his arrival ml the c ty and now has a large circle of frieVIs who eong'atu'.ate him on h;s good fortui Heisa brother of Loe C. and Chas. A. Henderson of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson left on the train yesterday evening for Ga'esburg. Illinois, where Mr. Henderson will engage in business with his father, and they will make their future home." STRIKE IN TRISCO vSorlpps Kens Association) San Francisco, August 13. Two hun dred composition roof workers struck this morning for an increase from $4 to $5 per day. Two companies have complied with the demands but the rest have ab solutely refused. Wrr. Erickson visited at Meaihem over Sunday. Chas. Carlson returned to his home in Kamela Saturday evening after a brief visit in this city. M. Borkgren, the Cove planing mill man, was over today having some work done at the La Grande Iron Works. Passenger train No. 5 last night was turned last night at La Grande and run east as No. 2. Fred Scott is in the city from Durkee Mrt Scott is now located near Durkee and is here a few days on business. The rain yesterday cooled the atmos phere so as tc make it very comfortable living today. L. E. Ferguson returned home from Ogden, yesterday,, where he has been transacting business for the Engineers Mrs. D.C. Crawford and little daughter left this morning for Meacham where they will spend a week with Mr. Crawford Miss Bessie Burke will spend part of her two-weeks' vacation in Spokane, and will depart for that city the last of this week. A. A. Roberts spnt Sunday in Pendle ton and was one of passengers on train number two thai was blockaded by .the land slide at North fork. . Miss Justin Clark left last Saturday evening for Hilgard to visit relatives, and intended to return last evening. Her plans were shattered however as the train failed to show up' Mrt. C. H. Conkey and family, Mrs. Dr. N. Molitor and Miss Lula Gulling are members of a camping party of ten which left this morning by team for Teal Springs. A!. Good, who started his thrasher Sat urday noon, ran about fifteen minutes when a hoe down fork went through the cylinder, breaking a casting. A telephone message was sent to Portland for an ex tra by express. Miss Lindia Bod me r of Baker City who it enroute to Portland and Seaside on her vacation, spent today in La Grande as the guest of her brother, H. A. Bodmer, and her sisters-in-law. Mrs. Grace Barrie. At four o'clock this afternoon the pass engers who have been held near North fork since last evening arrived ir. La Grande on the train w.ich went there this morning as number one made the transfers at the scene of the accident. Misses Floy Masses and Elizabeth Ferguson spent Sunday at the Lattor. Masses camp near Kamela. They experinced all the discomforts of a mountain rain and electric stom. Their return was materially delayed by the land slide. H. M. Hildram, who was a dispatcher in the La Grande train dispatchers' office about one year ago. was in the city today shaking hands with his many friends. Mr. Hildram is now located in umaha and is on nis way to visit nis mower wno is in Seattle. An officer of the insane asylum came in last night on No. 5 with an insane China man. As the train was annulled here, the Chinaman was given over to the care of the police department here until this morning. The Chinaman was brought from Canyon City. Marshal Rayburn arrested another va grant last night. Recorder Snook gave him seven and one half days on the street. Rayburn says he is going to keep these fellows out of town if it is possible. All who stop here must either work the street or live on bread and water in the city bastile. Mayor Stoddard and Councilmen Bartlett, Williamson and Gardinier. and City Engineer Pickler, returned Saturday evening from Beaver creek, where they had been to ascertain the amount of water available for city purposes and the feasibility of conducting it to the city. In another column ""vtH be found a co:;v unication from J. B. Stoddard. A CORRECTION. In our issue of Friday we stated tha one Peter O'Sullivan had been fined ter. dollars for being drunk and disorderly. Tn s was a mistake in copying the name it was a not Peter O'Suilivan. Mr. O'Sullivan is a well-to-do and repected citizen Utely of Wallowa county, and we regret that such a mistake occured SOUVENIR , ha,e just received a nice as 5oanf the Mormon Tabernacle, Only 2bc ana see them in the windows. Now is the time for haying tools, Jt sythes, water bags, steel cable, pure Manilla rope. you need them 1 can supply you. r AXLE GREASE MRS-T.N. MURPHY Hardware and crockery. AN ATTRACTIVE SMOKE masns a fine cigar. There is a fas- cination in La Flore De Hackman s , speciil cigars that is irresistible. even to those who do not use to- bacco. It is not hard to account for however, because it is the high- a est type of a cigar Havana nued. Havana wrapper, hand made. It , has many imitators, so ba sure and get the real thing. C. E. HACKMAN, Phone Red 1331 .2 Cor. Adams Avenue and Green wfo-- ONE FARE TO CONEY (Scripps News Association) New York. August 13 An organization of citizens was formed today to fight court for signle fare to Coney Island. . ATHLETIC CONTEST POSTPONED The all-round athletic contest between Rockway and Corbett, the two well-known athletes, which was scheduled to take place at the ball park today at 4 : 1 3 has been postponed on account of the land slide near Northfork. ATTENTION, KNIGHTS There will be a meeting tonight of Red Cross Lodge K. of P. at Castle Hall. The attendance of memb'ers is urgently re quested as some special business of im portance is to be considered. A. B. Huelat, C. C. MAHARA'S MINSTRELS Mahara's Minstre's did not arrive on the late train this afternoon. Mr. Steward thinks they will be on hand to show to morrow night. POPE IN ILL HEALTH (Scripps News Association) Rome August '3 The Pope is suffer ing seriously from an attack cf gout and a light attack of paralyse. The heart is also affected. REST YOUR AUNT 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 cooked to perfection. 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 still have some left lfia straggling business delayed dinner. ' The Model Restaurant J.A ARBUCKLE. Prop. OPKX DAY I AND MUUT wetwil w-ei:y J eft Mt'tl TVIct u't 34 3U IGC CREAM AND ICE CREAM SODA t. None Better . w I Doctors Prescript- 1-4 Family RsceioU , c . I Two Graduated Pharmac sts T I i RED CROSS DRL'C STORE ADC mac lennan Pr03 1 Npeci "Z 2 WHITE HOSIERY EOR LADIES NEW LLNCH BASKETS, NEW SCARFS. NEW PILLOW SHAMS E. M. Wellman & Company ADAMS AVENUE PHILIPPINES VETERANS MEET (Scripps Nens Association) DesMoines Iowa. Aug 13 Fifteen hundred Spanish American war veatans are in reunion here today. Gereral Charles King, the veteran of three wars. Albert Fros. and Hale and present and will take active parts in the speech. -J. J M.ALUSTERS SPEOfK IINIMENT" A New Remedy. Sold all Druggist Give it trial. HAY TIELDS BURN (Scripps News Association) Riverside Cal. Aug.. 13 Thousands of acres of hay and near the Perris river was burned yesterday. A sump mil! the Virginia mines and the buildings of the Indian Queen mine were destroyed together with several houses. I i i i i: Now is the time to give mSmcZT a Fall or Wir.ier suit. Until 'W AUGUST 15 s?e;!i:J;' an Mt;3 (.RAIN MARKETS Chicago Aug. 1 3-Wheat opened at 72 closed at 71V. corn opened at 49 V closed at 9; oats opened at 31; closed 31. jAL. ANDREWS J TAILOR and HABERDASHER 5 5 ... 3C
