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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1906)
i TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. II E Seasons' Big Event i;i! I Maude Fealy Management of John Court -IN THE ' IllM Of BEATRICE A new modern comedy in four acts By Martha Morton Conheim Metropolitan Cast of Players Complete Scenic Production "A PLAY ADMIRABLY SUITED TO I AMERICA'S YOUNGEST STAR" ' E5MS SSSM Orchestra Circle $1.00 Dress Gircle .75 Gallery.. 25c and .50 Seats and boxes ready Saturday morning. , ; A REAL REDUCTION We take this plan in order to give you the chance for' a careful inspection of prices athome, to compare with prices you have seen or heard about in the well advertised sales in La Grande. On Monday, Nov. 12, we concluded to sell our entire $10, 000 stock at absolute cost, and sent out printed post ers to that effect. Our sale has been a perfect success, notwithstanding the bad weather, we have sold $2500 in goods and you would hardly miss the goods by look ing at our shelves. We have no line yet broken, our trnnQ are all new and ud to date. We have no shelf 3 ' ' worn goods. 3.00 Hats for $2.00 2.50 Hats for 1.75 2.00 Hats for 1.25 Shoes Sold at Cost or About 1-3 Off From Regular Price and a Great Many Below Cost. It will pay you to buy your dry goods while you can buy them at the price we bought them. Ribbons and laces 40 per cent off. We are going to open a fine line of new sensib.e Christmas goods. Saturday, December I Best grades of kerosene at $1.50 per 5 gal. Tank 01Wehave flarge stock of ubricating oil that will pay .. i U..w rA Virvlrl nusr Hardware o all descri ptions at 50 per cent. Tools, saws, hammers, bits, planes, wedges etc., too numer ous to quote prices on. Paints and oils at cost Chinaware, glassware, tinware, and cutlery at a Groceries cannot be bought so they can be sold at such a discount, but we will give you all there is in it. Yours truly S. W. B. C o m p a n y IMBLER. OREGON VATER RIGHTS Oil in i)Hwnn 1 M :H! f ROHDF VR John L. Caviness yesterday c mmenced suit in the circuit court to secure hit al leged water righron Grande Ronde river, which datei back to 1865. The defend ant named are the La Grande Irrigation Company; Oro Dell Canal Comoany: Ir rigation Canal Company; May Park Ditch Company; May Park Water Ditch Com pany; Neesly Dit h Company; The L Oldenburg. A L hienarusjn and J. J Nesely Ditcn Company; Tne City of La Grande; J. B. Stoddard; L. C Penneil; J. S. Chandler and N K. West Twelve de fendants in all. C. H. Finn is attorney for Mr. Caviness. For a number of years it has heen realized that it would be only a question of time wnen there would be lit gauon over the water of Or nde Ronde river. Mr. Caviness claims 6000 cubic inches, whicn. during the low season, takes axiut ill there is in the river. J r "fm ' ' " iiW .7 V ' ' r ft j.' r i y II Ill v i ..... i " ' 'I. v, 10 BMH AND BACK 10 SENDER ' ' ' " MAUDE FEALY, AT STEWARD'S OPERA HCU.E DEC. 11 Tne present tour of Maud Fealy, the younges. dramatic star on the American j stage, is one of the mo'n sjccessful of the I season, and the formr talented leading woman of the late St Henry Irving, is meeting with flattering praise in every city in which she has seen her latest triumph, the comedy by Martha Morton. entitled "The Illus'On of Beatrice", the New York Telegrapn rece tly said; "Not in many.yenrs has a star won so pronounced a success as has dainty Maude Fealy, in Martha Morton's litest creation. The role of Beatrice fits Miss Fealy like a glove ar.d her impersonation is of a hig -. arljstiC plane. The production is one of the really few genuine successes of the day." ' ' Si'ss Fea'y will he seen here at Stew ard's cpera house. Tjfday. Dec. 1 1. THE TENOR Arthur A'exindtjr waseducited abroad where he stjdied -witi some of the most emnent masters of the voxe. arnrg them Sor g ia.the famjus '.eacherof Tsan ceReszke. and Cnarles W, Clark, the I finest oarito-.e in Pans. Mr. Alexander s only a s-'purner in the west, ana leaves :n tie sprirg for Italy, where he will matce h s debut in . grand opera. The Seattle Mail and Herald says of a recent appearance, Arthur Alexander Is' one of I the musicans God makes in His kindest I mcments and every note of his beautiful j vo ce struck a responsive cnord in the I hea'ts of his listeners." RHONE MAIN 16 I'll ask Sullwell what I want for Sun day d nner. A prime r!o roast of beef, loin of pork', leg of rn'J'.ton and larded veal roast. No? Weil then, a spring chicken, a fat one too, he has them. Pnone main 16. 1 FOR RENT New five room house and bath, .ocated on A street near oom meroa'. C ub Rent $17 per month w th waier. Injjire Miss Miggie Mahaffey. 932 Fourth St. OYSTERS C arrs, crabs, and Eastern and olympia cstcs at Eti iwell & Co. meat market. P-o-.e rr.a n 16. Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation. Pleasant to taKe EI Laxative Fruit Syrup Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. It Is guaranteed To the city of Mormania. district of Mormania, province of Bunnah is the journ?y of a letter now in the' possession ,of Jess Paul of this city. ' Eariy last June Mr. Paul addressed letter tor a native of Burmah who hitpp .ened to be in the c;ty at that lime, to a native in Elurmdh, but Me tetter never ifouid the addressee and his traveled the Iwide world over in returning to this city. Twenty-one different, stamps are on the back and face of tne letter. Thru and over the official stamp of various nation are written .many hieroglyphics which would no doubt be interesting cou1d,they be deciphered. All the leading cities pf India have stamped- the envelope, making it look mors like a stamp pad than an envelope. Yesterday morning the letter' came back to the sender and is now :n the hands of Jess Paul, who naturally values it highly as a relic. PULLING BEETS Beet growers of the Grande Rortde valley will have a market for their crops next year, accordTg to announcements made by the Amalgate Sugar Company, yesterday. The company has notified all growers that there will be the usual market next year, in fact there will be an increased demano. The management is desirous of increas ing the present acreage as mubh as pos sible and will buy ail tnat can be grown. There was some question that there would not be a mirxet for the sugar beet in th.s valley next year, hut ail fear from th s scource is now van'.sred. I HE PROMPTEST DELlVfRV Sullwell Si Co.'i -rei. marKit ti e test in ne c.ty. Jo n the Modern Wav&r.an tf 'Arenca. Xmais O -bod si Now Ready for Your Inspection i All new stock. The best of Toy Land brought to J . , La Grande. , . Dolls, games, drums, horns, mechanical toys that run, walk and talk. Indestrcutable toys that will never break. Everything to please the little people and useful art- lcies to make tne grown toiks happy, v Our prices are just like the goods RIGHT.' -' ' You are invited to bring the little ones and see our t assortment.. . ' , , v' THE LITTLE RACKET ; Masonic building . ' - Adams Avenue' HEACOCK'S JEWELRY STORE IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR ' . HOLIDAY GOODS A full lint of Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds, OA Qlast and Silverware lit Prices you Can Not Duplicate in the Highest Qrade of Jewelry. LET ME TEST YOUR EYES if they bother you. I am as thoroughly equipped for testing ayes 'at any optician in Portland. , , WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 'i ALL WORK GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED O. M. HE ACOCK i THE NEW JEWLER AND OPTICIAN k . Heidenreich Building, Opposite Bohnenkamp's Store La Grande, Ore. PRETTYi YARMS, NEWRHJ)5 WOODEN KMITTIMO PINS BONE CROCHET NEEDLES HOLIDAY GOODS OF ALL KINDS m mj m ww mr m m mm aw m a ADAMS AVENUE LUMBER :. v .$; . ''iii il'- f-.J . V . ' , -RETAILED A;i V WHOLESALE PRICES Better Lumber and Cheaper than , is sold in La Grande, We deliver il to your building , t r 1 ' ' v " ' '' " f ".' I ' r '. V') ;: Grande Ronde Lumber Co PERRY, OKIiGON S r t CITY BREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oiegon Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE AMD SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE i i i S f : . It H1L.L-, Druggist A. T-