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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1906)
i f More Bargains AT Tlic GOLDEN RULE STORE SPECIAL OFFERINGS IM ALL DEPARTMENTS 150 PAIRS 150 Ladies' Misses' and G lildren'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 while they are so cheap, and the weather so hot you can do nothing 20c Books I2jc., 25c Books 19c, 35c Books 25c. now else LOCAL IfEMS Men's Underwear Broken loU of Men' Underwear per uU 36e 60o garment! for 45 ISo tocki in black, tan and fancy perdoi $1,23 lOo sock in black, tan and fancy , r-rdot ....97c 200 men'e fine dress shirts, half price fine line men e ties, 3Sc to EOc values 25c Large line men's pant at sale price Ocid ends in men's suit $8 to $10 value, peruit $5.00 Two pattern in Oraniteware, closing out below cost One decorated pattern in dishe at ine price or wnite wars, only a few Glassware Berry sets. Salad bowl Water bottle Water pitcher 90c value 63c 60c " 35c ....?5c - 43c 85c " 60c Table mat. Der set xr Tanglefoot Flypaper, per box' ......5Sc Toilet Soap, the best Der box ARr. Diamond C, laundry soao. 7 bars 2Bc f THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY I Larcrest Store- 1308, 1310. 1312 ADAMS AVENUE Smallest Prices a n . UfcU. I. PARR, C B. SIMMONS. President ? A Square Deal PHONE MAIN 31 PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY rr.- INCORPORATED Dealers In Grande Ronde Valley Products Fruits. Hay. Potatoe and Grain ::: Apples a Specialty LARGE 4 COLD STORAGEIrEHOUSE Hay Wanted IMow HIGHRST PRICES PAID Call and see us before you sell ' Jefferson Ave. and Greenwood St. La Grande. Oregon . i TOILET ARIfCLCS 4D STATIONARY f WATTS DRUG CO. Corner Depot Street and Adams Axenue. SAW THt RUINS J. M. Hiltz has returned from a trip to California where he went to look after orne mining property. Mr. Hiltz is interested with some other person in the proposition and two of them ere killed in the San Francisco disaster. Thi will necessitate a long, long wait for the estate to be administrated. Mr. Hiltz vi.itaH several California points including Oakland and San Francisco, and says chese cities at present is a scene of wreckage and fire PARALYTIC STROKE Al Good suffered a stroke of naralvai yesterday afternoon, while at work with his thrashing machine. He was immed iately taken to his home north of this city and a physician was called. By this tune he was unable to speak and was suff ring considerable. He was resting eas, this morning and is to be hoped that he will soon recover. MANY MART TROUT Meters H. J. Hocken berrv anil flu Bros, tocether with Mjir. rt - Richardson, Roy and George Curry, re turned yesterday from a ten davs fiehin trip on the Minam, They captured many trout and experienced all the inconvien iences of a long and rough road. i SOID A HAlf INTEREST Yesterday A. P. Lyman disposed of a half interest in his dairv huin M 11 Kunl Lite resident. rflljinniiX The sale includes a half interert in the cows, barn, wagon etc.. and business. The bu-.iness will be conducted under the firm of Lyman and Kimmel. Don't you need one of our SANITARY 35c DENTAL TOOTH BRUSHES. Each brush in a separate box We arc sslling them this eek at 25c PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED "' ' : ------ - --z A RUN AWAY Qiandy 4 Russet's n-.eat delivery wagon, hitched to a mad and plunging hor: caused considerable excitment this miming. It was all over two ham Th horse and wagon was turning the comer at Watts' drua store whn Jwn .t hats scared the animal to such an exiant that spilling E. Sobers who was passing on a wheel, breaking the shaft and finally landing in a heap on the sidewalk three fjetfron the glass front of the Watts Cross-ore. ws the wjrk of less than a mirute. Bystanders "Sat on ti.e horses head' ntill the debris waft M- escaped with a broken wh..l ' lined no bodily injury. Chester Swackhammer is in the city from Union. T. Gilham leaves tonight for Seattle to spend his vacation. Mr. C. M. Wall and children of the Dallas are visiting1 relatives in this citv. E. T. McDarriel. of Baker Citv. is transacting business in La Grande today. A. P. Davis and family returned from a trip to Fizz Springs. Nel Holverson. of Hileard. drove down to La Grande today, W. S. Ragain was in the city, from his farm near town. Robert britts drove down from Commonwealth ranch today. Walter Ferguson returned yesterday from the Albina shops where he had been with engineering on No 301. S. B. Williancon and family, toeether with Mrs. J. W. McAlister returned from an outing at Fizz Spring. Misses Frances Massee and Gertude Ralston leave tonight for Kamela for a day's camping expedition. Henry Freez, a farmer living near Summervilie was in tha city today trans acting business. A. W, Leffel, expressman on the Elgin branch, retu ned last night from a week's trip through Wallowa county. Harritwon French returned lastevenins from Baker City wher ha has been visiting friends. Rev. J. E. Garver Asst SuDt. of the Anti Saloon League will preach tomorrow morning at the Central Church of Christ. Frank Robertson, formerly a drucirist of this city but now of Seattle, i in the city visiting friends. Mi Florence Ladd returned to Walla walla today after a two weeks' visit with Miss Mae White end nthar fripMe A large brown bear is roaming around unattended, in the pasture of Willard Couch, near Ladd Canyon. mre. cawara noimes. or Wallowa, is visiting at the home of Mrs. A. R.French Mr. Holme) will return to Wallowa Mon day. Dr, Phy, of the Hot Lake Sanitarium, is in the city today with a party of Union people. They are giving Dr. Phy's new touring car it initial trip. Miss Luella McKean, who has been visiting friends in Wallowa, was in the ity last night enroute to her home in Walla Walla. While in the citv she was the guest of Mrs. R. French. Mis Carmen Stoddard of La Grande who ha been visiting in Baker the ouast of her friend Miss Belle Kellogg, 'eft this morning tor Sumpter where she will visit friends. There will be a meeting of the Baotist Young Peoples Union at the South Meth odist church on Sunday evening al 6:50. iuii attendance is desired as business of importance is to come before the meeting. ; , , Isouvenir! i fcouo i.,cr rerpvpA a nice assortment of souvenirs of ii -r-i rlw CsCn and ZRfi YOU C tjllC IflVI lilVll WtWIW) r.a.J see them in the windows. can Now is the time for haying tools, such as forks, pulleys, svthes. water bags, steel cable, pure Manilla rope. If J -J O-T - 1.1 1 1.. . . you need them 1 can supply you. AXLE GREASE 1 have the celebrated Kastor grease, made from pure castor oil, will not gum and lasts longar man any omer I MRS. T-N-MURPHY Hardware and crockery, mill "o-Aa( ntti AIM ATTRACTIVE SMOKE means a fine cigar. There is a fas cination in La Flore De Hackman's specul cigars thai is- irrewsuuie, even to those who do not use to bacco. It is not hard to account for. however, because it is the high est type of a cigar Havana filled, Havana wrapper, hand made. It has many imitators, so be sure and get the real thing. C. E. HACKMAN, I Phone Red 1381 J1 Cor. Adams Avenue and GreenwocW B -t ' On account of important lfiffa! husinnui in connection with the Anti Saloon Leauua in Portland. Rev. Rader will not be ahle to fill his engagment at the Union Service tomorrow night at the Presbvterian church but he has sent Rev. J. Ga rvnr who has been appointed Asst. Supt. of the Anti Salnon League for Eastern Ora- gon who will take his place. Come and bring your friends and hear what the Anti Saloon League is doing. Seldet but sv FORESTERS HAVE FIELD DAY (Scrli ps New. Association) Worcester. Mass.. Auiust 18 -Tha associated courts of the Order of Fores ters of this city are holding their field day at cascade Kark. Newcastle, today. This morning they hid a grand Darade in which a number of courts from Boston and oth.r cities of the State took part. A the park this afternoon there will be the customary games, track events and ithletic contests. Several thousand visi tors have been attracted by the ceiebra tion. HOLDS DEAD (HILD IN LAP Shortly after the fire this morning Dr. J. H. Hubbard received a telephone call to COme OUt tO Fruit dale whara a nina. year-old girl of Mrs. Annie Johnsbn was reported dying. Hastily awakenino druggist the doctor secured his necessarv medicine and went to the sick child's home. When he arrived there he found the mother sitting before the fire holding the body of her child, Harriet by name. in ner lap. it was but the work of moment for the doctor to discover that the child was dead, and had been for nearly half an hour. The mother fel hopeful as the child had seemed to be recovering and she could not believe the doctor s statement. Mrs. Johnson had been treatino th child for tonsilitis and was dumbfounded to learn it was the dreaded disease. The family was immediately Quarantine The :hild was buried this afternoon. THE STREET THROUGH (HOKE C. Keegan was in the police court thi morning in response to a charge of drunk eness. After hearing the fin imr.. he deliberated a while and then reolied' The street for ir.e. Oh. 1 have ont fh money all right but I want the street in mine." He was accorrfinnlu .,) m.j .uilleu uver to Street Superintendent Stoner. Dr. D. Y. K. Deerineof Uni city today. IT LOOKS GOOD and tastes better. So patrons say of the food we serve in our restaurant. Natur ally to be expected. We purchase only the best in the market and our chef un derstands his business to perfection. Let us tickle your tongue with a tempt ing plate of fish. You'll smack your hps over the first mouthful and want more. Our regularjiinners at 25c are the flight ofepiccres. 1 The Model Restaurant J. A. AKBUCKLE, Prop. wen.ii WVeuiv a a opt ri.-ifflL. trk. H4ftMMSM44auuA..... ice CREAM AND ICE CREAM SOD A IVone Better Doctors Prescrirt,ons and Fatn i wc bradua '.V Parnli.1. - id PnarmaciRf & ....... . .. rw"d' vw . lit-tavH n nt,-ni y (IT 3 AND HISSED THE SAME TIME LADIES' GET Y01R StLf A NKW SKIDD00 THE LATEST CAP E. M. Wellman & Company 1 ADAMS AVENUE B I Sec ! It I! t . ; '' i rr.A I tod inv Ui en d. Ti w i News Asaoolutlon) 1 Ayres. Aug 18 - While Root was returning from the torddy a small crod of natives. J fathered on the outside of the irew stone at the train. The is kept quiet yesterday but aked out and is now being "'ary Mid today that th, never has. end never will val or military force to collect -r.ct.dby for. nat0n, i n the hands of the people nculcate themselves with a Jmamty ,nd consider the EAGLES ELECT (Si rlpr Ne Association) Milwaukee, Wis.. Ausr. 18. ElwarH. of Delaware has been elected grand pres uant of the Eagles ancl Theodore Bell for vice president. There is no majority for the next convention. The city leaders are now Norfolk, Omaha and Boston, and many scattering ones. The prize drill team of Spokane won the first prize thi afternoon. Norfork gets the next convention. AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION IH ST. PAUL (S.'rtppi Nwi Association) St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 18-The Droen-n has been announced for th twentv-mntK annual meeting of the American Bar as sociation, to be held in thi city during the last three days of this month. Jud Al ton B. Parker of New York, late damn - cratic candidate for th presidency, is to Jlivr an address befor the asso ciation. Tha Dresidcnt'a aHrfra.. -..n l delivered by Qeorge R. 0f Chicago. RFD r.DdCC hnno - uiwoo UBIU O I UKt V, IV,A LENNA a- u lance. A. C. MAC LENN "eseriotior. Pn jSPEci A J.! Now is the time a Fall or Win to give me er suit. Unf: your order for AUGUST i I UL'ill rr. . ... bic 5pec:a. disccun o "'i on all suitings AL. ANDREWS TAILOR and HARFDnaru ,
