La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 28, 1907, Image 5

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Splendid Showing of New Dress Fabrics for Spring '07
Of Wool Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Goods, White Goods
and other Spring Fabrics, we have assortments which
lor breadth, beauty and thorough excellence are not
equalled in this vicinity.
Novelty is the prime feature of the gathering. Besides
the regular staple lines, we have quantity of exclusive
patterns showing the rarest color combinations and '
effects.
From the mosf inexpensive Wash goods to the beautiful
fabrics of wool and silk the display Is complete and
representative, which makes.it worthy of closest study.
And our prices are right really lower than you'd ex
pect to find on goods of such superior quality because
our buying was careful y done our orders were large
and' we gc t the benefit of extra concessions.
You are cordial'y invited to inspect the new fabrics of
Spring.
Black Voile, eyelet emb. 46 in. 2.2S
" , Shiffon Voile si'k warp 2.00
" Voiles 46 in. from 1.25 to 2 00
" Sahdow Checked Batiste
46 in. 1.75
Black Shadow Checked Ba
tiste 46 in. , . ' 1.50
Black Lawnsd-jwns 48 m t'.OO
44 m. 1 75
44 in. 1 25
Many other new blacks
Fancy Shadow Checked Voiles
Gray, Navy and Red 46 in. 1.50
Fancy ChecKS and novelty Ba
tiste. Tan mixed and Gray mix
ed 44 in. 175
Plain Batiste, all colors 36 in. .60
Pancy Mohairs silk finish, Blue
Plaid. Cray Plaid. 46 in 1.25
Fancv Mohairs. Tans. G'ays,
and Black ard Whi cnacks .75
Fancy Mohairs. Greens, and
Grays -65
English Taffita Sitings.1 all .'
colors, small cnocks .65
Wash Dress Goods, Soie Imper
ial ash color sheer
Silk Panamas, Plain colors s'.eer '
Silk Batiste in Check. Flowers ect
Swiss Apliques, Blues. Reds and
White
Voile tissues all colors in checks
and plaids
Silk finished Voiles, mercerized
and diwn tram 25 costs U
.60
.50
.40
.15
.55
.10
,C8
.50
.80
1.00
Dress silksand waistinis, Japan
ese silk Plain all colors 27 in
Taffetas Plain all colors
Peau De Cygne. White. Cream,
and Tan
Wash Taffetas Royal Al ce blue
and White 1 00
Shanting Silk Natural 56 in .1.25
Waist Patterns all colored pair's
and chocks 1 ?5
The new Waists of Spring which have just reached us
are winsome ?r.d winning enough to delight any one.
Variety is writ largo in the gathering. The mcst ap
proved designs are he e. and every design shown has a
charm and an dlurunent c 11 its own.
There can be no doubt of your perfect satisfaction with
cur selections, an: th very modest prices with which
our Waists are rmrke:? clearly demonstrate our unusual
faculty for securin
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best for the lowest prices.
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Vi,t-4 Pi.iii L.nen Cj.fs ar.i
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Larn assortment n Whne
Dirr ities. Lawnsand eyeletemb.
tct. Elicw ar.l three-fjurtli
s eeves
V,iitd Shadow emb. full and
elb-iw siefcves
!nd:i Linen emb, front, lace
trimmings '4 -md sleeves
Eyelet emb. entire front, long
and '. sleeves
Siik and Net Waists to
1.00
1.25
1 50
1 75
2 00
2 25
12.50
New Spring Skirts
Our collection of New Spring Skirts is complete. All
the garments are as perfect as clever as conception and
expert tailoring can make them Colors are correct,
fabrics high class and prices surprisingly modest. In
fact this is just the assortment to meet every demand of
the critical and economical.
Got the full benefit of studingour representative display
and of being tho first to choose and wear the new
garments.
A'.v.ir od Shadow Checks. B-jx
pltcujna s'.rapp.'d 4.50
A 1 eutifu! line of Plains.check
and R.ins new style 5.00
Black Panama g.od assortment
This line includes shadow Lus
ters. B..,ks, Panamas, and all
new njvd.t'.es ail sizes 6 50
Fancy deck, Panamas and
Nov, ties 8.50
This includes oniy our staples. .'
Dress Sk.rt line 0 40.00
A IRUCt TO TSTHM AlltS
At first it may sound strange that ad
justing a rib into proper relationship with
the spinal solum daft manipulations at a
spot clo to the bottom of the shoulder
blades in one's back will cur a cast of
asthma, which manifest itself as acuta
difficulty in breathing but that Is often lit
erally true Osteopathy accomplishes this
frequently. Such a case well exemplifi
es tne dimerencj between cause and
effect. That slipped rib has caused ir
ritation to nerve terminals in the region
of the badly adjusted rib; and this irrit'-
a ion has been reflected to the muscles of
tie smallest bronchical tubes, which con
tract spasmodically, preventing the air
from passing out afte' it has bjen b-euh
ed in. That slipped rib was the origin;
claasthtii. c early, the effect of the
trouble.
Reasoning in this way, from cs use to
effect, dues not look obscure when y.u
undtrstand the anatomy and physiology cf
these related structnres. To apply treat
men; by drugs or otherwise, to the lurgs
where the annoying effects of this nerv
disturbance are experienced, might pos
it. uly palliate the trouble for a tirr.j
altho it generally does not but it could
never effact a cure. This is only to be
exptcted in asthma just as in any other
disease, after the responsible cause has
been removed. The rib in its false pos
ition is the root of the matter. Adjust it
Ti.ut iC tr.C wv
Our method is very often successful in
curing the most. stubborn cases of asthma
aftir every treatment fails, Yet it is not
possible of course, to cure every case.
This is equivalent to saying w cannot
always find or always remedy the cise
Other things beside slipped'nbs may cause
asthma but osteopathy is usually able to
si;:k oj'. ether caus-ss just a intelligently
a.iJ is juit as able to romt.dy them.
A ystem that concerns itself with seek
i i,j out the causes of disease and remov
.(.: theMi is to ba trusted. It will cat rr
u.ts whe-other metneds prove unavail-
r. For is 11 likely that its . "prescript
ions" which ar simply restoring i;ood
an ltcmical order in the body in plnca of
disorder can be dangerous the srv-jie way
as a limnisurtng puwerfuj drugs or inflic
ting trie severe mutilations that 50 gen-
ei'jily charactizo serious surgical operations.-
OsUopuil'.ic Hcallii.
W want to ba y:ur druggist thruout, '
1907. you want our kind of aervic
let's combine. Newlin Drug Co,
TENDER
STEAKS
Choice culs of Beef, Pork,
Mutton, j all kinds
of Sausage.
KR0USE BROS
Fnone your oruer Lu
spuiAL Minifies
In Central Church of Christ each even
ing, Come and bring your friends.
PK0XE BLACK 1301
INDEPCMDC1MT 0 32
FANCY EGGS
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From high grade, pure
blood sto:k.
S. G. White and Brown
Leghorns, per setting
$1.50 and from our
Famous Bufforpington
per setting $2.00
Special rates on lots ot
over two settings
ORCHARD GROVE
POULTRY FARM
" L. P. "Day Propr. - - I
Lagrande, Oregon, " R.F.D.No.l J
Vou'are liable to hear
ALL KINDS
OF REPORTS
ROLLER SKATES
Steel or Hemetite Rollers
Sizes to fit all shoes
NfW WOOLENS NOW IN
Very latest in spring suitings, new
checks and plaids, something entirely new
t have secured Mr. Chas. Hauck for the
spring seas'n as cutter and fitter. If you
are in doubt as to getting a good and up-
to-date fit, ask your friends. Call early
and make a selection. Al Andrews.
L. C. SMITH
CREAMERY BUILDING
leading you to infer that our
plant is not "up to date", that
our machinery belongs to th
has beens, etc.
If you have this idei
IN YOUR HEAD
we ask you to call at Our
Laundry any day and w are
sat.sfied that when you leav
you will have a far different
opinion.
It is a pleasure to us to show
handle laurdry entrusted to us, because w know it is th
th way
right way. A call is a:i we ask
FACTS
I handle up-to-dat Furnishings,
goods. 1 buy no old bankrupt stocks
handle th best. New line of Ha!
Hanan and Walkovershoes just in.
Al Andrews.
all
rid
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THE RIGHT NAME
Mr. August Sherpe, the popular over
seer of the poor, at Kort Madison. ae
nays: "Dr. King's New Life Pills are
riehtly named; they act mora agreeably
do more good and make one feel better
than any other laxative." Guaranteed to
cure biliousness and constipation. 23c at
Newlin drug store.
SINGLE MAN
We keep buttons sewed on. your under
cloths, a little thing but you appreciate it
we know.
Cherry's New Laundry.
We wnt to he your druggists thruout,
190?. vou war.t our Kind ot service
let's co-iibhe. Newlin Drug Co.
A BARGAIN-In land, aisG a jo1, for a I
man with 1 500 dollars cash in it. this
year. Inqu.re ot I hos. UOYD, tin,
Ore.
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FOR SALE -First class milk, cow, part
Jersey. Also young heifer. Phone
Red 672 or call at 1419 Adams Avenue.
FOR SALE Steel range, almost new,
with hot water back. A bargain if tak
en at once. Phone Red 672 or call
1419 Adams Avenue. t
V!S!T OUR
CANDY
PARLORS
SELDERM Candy I
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LUMB ER
RETAILED AT
53
WHOLESALE PRICES
Better Lumber and Cheaper than is sold in
La Grande, We deliver it (o your building
Grande Ronde Lumber C6!
PERRY, OREGON
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:A. B. C. STFAM LAUNDRYj
PHONE MAIN 7 La Grande, Oregon j
Teamsters' Union at a meeting held on the 1 6th th fol owing scale was
agreed upon:
Day length, 9 hours, and price per day $5.
Hauling rockfrom Proebstel quarry
Hauling rock from Smith's quarry
Brick from Kreiger brick yard
Lumber from Perry
Lumber from Summerville .
For hauling sand
For hauling gravel
The size of jump boards is to be 10 feet long, 12 inches deep.
80c pr perch
$1.00 per perch
. $1.00 per thousand
. $1.60 per thousand
$3.50 per thousand
. . $1.00 per yard
$1.00 per yard
For plow-
ing, $2 per a. re or fraction thereof. For excavation with scraper 25c for
dirt, I3v for gravel. Scavenger work to be $1 per load.
Every man belonging to their union shall be subject to a fine of S5 for the
S first offence and if he refuses to pay the fin, the rest to quit the job.
I N. N. MASON, Secretary-
I JOHN UNDERWOOD, President,
CITY BREWERY
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor'.
Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Otegon
Ask for La Grande Beer jand get the Best
LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE
AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE
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