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POULTRY FENCE
. , Now. is . the time to fence your chickens in.
Gome and get some poultry fence. I have it in differ-
f-j.nt kinds and all heights.
LI " Just received a Mr)
wAWaV4rA01ir smngies.
They are first class.
Call and see my souvenirs, 25c to $00 each.
They are nice rresents to send to youi friends.
MRS. T.N. MURPHY
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JL J. Palmer went to Summervllle this
Turning. '. ... y . ; j
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, inuue b Business trip to
Elgin tjils morning. '
-'Mri. Ett Hopper and children left
this morning; for Payette, where she
will visit her mother. ' . ; '
Miss" Edith Anderson . visited La
Grande frionds last evening. She Is
making her home at Hot Lake.'
J. B. Eddy, right of way agent for
the O. R. & N., had business matters
to attend to here today.
j M. J. Alton, one of the clerical force
t Hot Lake, transacted business here
last evening.
M. Scully and Charles Marno of
Coeur d'Alene, are business visitors In
La Grande today.
Mrs. P. J. Hendrlckson of Portland,
Is visiting at the home of Mrs. Will
French.
W. R. Dredge, a prominent business
man of Imbler, returned to his home
this morning.
Mrs. Arthur Keating expects to
eave for Spokane Saturday morning
o Join her husband.
Mrs. T. J. Scroggln Is aulte sick
with typhoid fever and was removed
to the Grande Ronde hospital yester
day afternoon. ,
Miss Nina Glenn, who accompanied
her sister Miss Hattle, to this city last
evening, returned home to Summer
vllle this morning.
Mrs. Ida Watson of Walla Walla, Is
a guest at the J. H. Watson home.
8he Is a sister-in-law of the division
foreman.
w. L. Merrlt, commercial salesman
for the Keystone Type foundry of San
Francisco, Is a visitor In the city to
day. .
Hon. Will R. King of Salem, was a
passenger on this morning's train en
route to Ontario, where ho goes to
register tor the June election. '
' Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cooley returned
this morning from La Grande, where
they had been on a brief trip. Pen.
dleton E. O.
3, W. Scrlber. cashier of the Far.
mera Traders National bank of La
Grande, was a business visitor In the
city today. Pendleton E. O.
Fireman David Graybeal has been
taken to a Portland hospital. He was
Internally Injured In the wreck near
Pilot Rock when engine No. 199 top
pled over several weeks ago. His re.
covery hai not been satisfactory.
Frank Bowman of Joseph, left for
Pendleton this morning. " " i':
Dan Sommer came up from Elgin
last night.; ' -
. Mrs. H. L. Anderson leaves tonight
for Ontario.; '"V " ' .
George Monfelt of Bannester, Neb.,
is looking for location In the valley.
Dr. H. A. Ketchum of Baker City,
is In La Grande today,
: A. Palmer Is moving Into his home
on the corner of Adams avenue and
Fourth street. .. V', t
Attorney R. H. Lloyd spent -yester
day in La Grande, returning to his
home In Elgin this morning.
Mrs. M. J. Helly, sister-in-law of
Mrs. J. H. Peare, arrived from Wetser
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Schilling left for
Coos Bay this morning. Mr. Schll
ling expects to locate In Marshfleld.
Miss Kate Schilling went to Marsh
field, where she expects to spend her
vacation.
T. E. Shumard, the telegraph oper
ator at Kamela, Is visiting friends in
La Grande. . '.
T. O. Anderson and Otto Anderson
are looking over the valley with the
Intention of locating here.
R. H. Semple and .Loren Semple of
Missouri, who have been visiting
friends in this city, went to Pendleton
this morning.
Mrs. Arthur Brassfield, who has
been visiting Mrs. George Good for
several days, returned to Hot' Lake
last night
Dr. E. W. Barnes, who has been
spending a few months In Jackson
county, was a passenger on this morn
ing's train en route to his home at
North Powder.
. Miss Hattle Glenn of Elgin, passed
through the city' this morning, en
route to Ontario, where she will ac
cept a position in one of the leading
stores. ' . '
Mrs. T. N. Murphy and party left
here yesterday afternoon for a short
automobile ride. When near Hot
Lake one tire blew up and the party
was forced to return home by the late
train.
Mrs. L. C. Grout, who has been in
the city the past week with her son,
who submitted to. an . operation for
Clover
L. 8. Mackey . of Streator, 111., Is !
visiting Claud Mackey of this city.
The county Jail Is empty today for
the first time In many months.
Tomorrow will be May Day. Don't
forget to send some one a May basket.
Delyle Green, who was operated on
for appendicitis last Saturday, is
steadily Improving. ,
Mrs. A. Buckley. Miss Rita Bolan-
der and Mrs. Frank O'Hare returned
from Elgin on the afternoon train.
K. J. Taylor of the Baker theater
at Baker City, was in the city yester
day on business.
XV. A. Robinson of Hot Lakei had
business at the land office this morn-il'S.
J. T. Williamson, Dr.and Mrs. See-
mann and others who attended the
preebyterlal at Union, returned last
even'ng. i
B. C. Casper and wife of Promise,
arrived on the Elgin train, and will
go to Parma, Idaho, where they ex
pect to locate. " ' '
.Miss Emma Clark, who has charge
of the dress-making department of
Griffin & Co., of Ontario, is expected
home .for a few days' visit.
Among those who left on last
night's train to attend the track meet
were Albert, and Gilbert Hunter of
' R. F. Falk, of Pasco, arrived In the
city last evening and will remain a
few days looking after property In
terests. Mr. Falk is also one of the
heavy stockholders " , of -the Aurelta
Mining company. '
The Pendleton baseball team, com
posed of high school boys, clerks, and
workmen and, a professional battery,
defeated the local professional - team
yesterday afternoon by ' the score of
S to (. The teams are flaying again
today. :
The Golden
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.. At Home. ,
Mrs. Chester Newlln and Miss Mar
garet Newlln entertained last evening
at cards. About SO guests were pres
ent. A dainty luncheon was served
the hostesses being assisted by Miss
Dorothy and Margaret Corbett
Five Hundred Club.
The Five Hundred club met at the
home of Mrs. William Alllnson this
afternoon.
Kaffee Klattli.
The ladles of the Kaffee' Klatch
will be entertained by Miss Margaret
Newlln Friday afternoon.
DENTIST.
Dr. W. r McMillan. Red 581.
Painless extraction.
Expert golu work. Special attention
to children's teeth.
La Grande National Bank Building.
WIICIIIC GAME
A pick-up "scrub" baseball team Is
being organised here to play North
Powder next Sunday. The boys will
probably make the trip by automobile
and anticipate pleasant day's out
ing.
Womens' Tailor Made
New
Spring Styles
Many of the new models
shown are of handsome Pana
mas and fancy suitings In all
the new colorings, some style
being extremely plain, and
others elaborately braided.
Special attention la called to
the following numbers; . V...',
Women's , tailored. Spring" i
Suits, made of the finest Pan
ama. In plain colors, single
breasted, semi-fitted 2-lnch !
coat, with full plaited Skirt, v ':
trimmed with folds of self ma
terlal; very special value see
Illustration ) ........ $35.00
. Splendid models . In short
Spring Coats tn stripe and
plain uu.uiI.l
back, In all the newest
shades (see'lllustratlon) from
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SILK COATS.
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women In black Taffetta, trimmed In
Bilk braids, length 41 Inches; splen-
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' Long, loose-fitting Coats for
did value'
' Rennalsance Lace Coats, In 2 4 -Inch length, Taffeta silk lining, tn blacks only; a coat of extreme beauty
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The "Passion" play at the Electric
theater still continues to draw crowds.
At every performance' last night
standing room was at a premium.
Mr. Sherwood Is certainly to be
commended for the class of pictures
he carries, and the people of La
Grande have shown their appreciation
by their constant attendance.
appendicitis, returned to her
Creek home this morning. Her son Is
now thought to be past the danger J
point f EntTprllng L Grande.
Speed Garrett, the expert electrl- Talking about enterprise In Interior
clan and moving picture machine cities of Oregon, you might as well sit
operator, announces that the wiring up and take notice of La Grande af
for the Pastime motion picture show fairs. Portland Telegram.
Is about completed. Mr. Garrett will ' .' .
remain In La Grande, to have charge
of the machinery In the Pastime.
Soda water and Ice cream at Silver
thorn & Mack's. - .
' Gruesome Suicide,
New Tork, April SO. Shouting to
his wife, who wss In the street below,
that he was about to, orvmlt suicide,
Meyer Glaffenburg 'raped from the
sixth story of a tent-men building
and landed on his heal at his wife's
feet He was Instantly killed. ,Urn.
Glaffenbutft was irt riarting for a
synagogue. Glaffenbu.vf had been sick
for some time and became discourag
The Observer always first with the
news.
Son
Danger in a Cold
Because you hare contracted ordinary colas
and recovered from thorn without treatment
of any kind, do not for a moment Imastas
that Colds are not dangerous. Not only pneo
monla.but also the Infections dlsouesucb
as diphtheria and scarlet ferer start irith
cold. The cold prepares the system for tna
reception and derelopment of the germs
these diseases. Take our advice cure you
cold while you can.
Chamberlain's Coueh Remerlv
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damage done by the washouts near s stapls article of trade and commerce, lets
Huron last winter, Is longer than at srompti It Is ettectnah It Is reliable. Try is.
first anticipated. It Is announced ' NEWLIN DRTJO CO.
that fully a month's work yet remains - , , ... . a
to be done In that region of the moun-1 Trains Late Again. '
tains. So damaging were the wash-' After several weeks of almost "am
OUtS St that time. When 'mountain time"' records, both overlsnJ trrflna
traffic was crippled for several days, through this city are arriving lata
that work trains have been working this week. There Is' but nttle In-
for several weeks and still have a creased traffic and no apparent re,
month's hard work before them. ' The son for the slew schedule.
washouts are being filled with heavy! ' ' -
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rock. ' When completed the company
will have the roadbed tn as good shape
or even better, than It was before the
spring rains did their damaging work.
Hay for Sale.
Alfalfa and grain hay for sale
cheap. $5 per ton In the stack. Ed
Reynolds, R. F. D. No. 2, La Grande,
Oregon.
Soda water and Ice cream at Silver
thorn it Mack's. -
DATTON BROS., the well
known eye specialists, win
have their office at the Hotel Sommer ;
Friday, and Saturday, May I and U
Dosens of La Grande references. Eyes
examined free. .,
Rooms 4-1. .
Orders solicited for tee cream. -JO
deliver all orders In quantities ot ooa
gallon or more. .'.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY.
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: Negligee Shirts J f.75 Values Saturday Special
HegligeeShirts '2.50 Value 's S
9 Silk Shirts .50 Values Saturday Special
Pongee Shirts 2.50 Values Saturday Special
Summer Weight Jackets $h.50 Values Special
EVERY SHIRT WILL BE REDUCED PHEN0MINM1Y
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