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SATURDAY 0EY
BRICK IS CHEAPER
Brick building, at the present price of lumber, is
sheape? as well a3 better. It has been , demonstrated
tnatmy triak is superior o any made in Oregon I
jan furtish :cmmon bnck in any quantity. ' No order
too lare or coo small to receive prompt attention.
Gorresponcence wuh contractors and builders solicited.
Estimates cheerfully furnished. Prices made known
or. application.
!:GKO- KRIEGER
Phones Reidnc. Black 701, Yard,
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All Orders Delivered at your
La Grande
PH0E
CEMENT WORK I
All kinds of Cement and
Concrete work j
CONCRtTl ;
BUILDWG SLOCKS
CtMETLKY WORK 1
No contract too lar,: or
too small j
Satisfaction Guarantied j
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PHONE BLACK 832 .
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' ' As house cleaners we are f
the people who are equip- I
S pod for doing the work.
Leave your carpets cn t
yt yourflcors, give us your X
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Our new non-Intoxicating bev
erage, MALTIN'A, mad from
Hopa, Iron and Malt, with the
belt water In Union county, will
not only please the taste, but la
also a splendid tonic. Oood for
young and old. No harm can
result from Its use and much
-J wnnA ( Inovltn It1 it m ava, m
builder It Ik unexcelled. Aa a
beverage for pleasure only. It la
unequalled. A trial order will
convlnco you.
Home. Also all Dealers
Brewery,
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LA GRANDE
SCHOOl.ofMUSIC
Studio at 105 Greenwood
St one door south of
Adams Avenue
PROF. DAY, Principal
If yoa want to act oat. call up
R. A. Crawford, th second-hand 4
4 dealer. 'Phone Black 1J1. He
pay th highest cash price for
second-hand good.
WHY- NOT TRY
Fophain'i
AKTnM. REMEDY?
'H prompt and positive relief la
ev ry eae. S il l by drnggleta, Prlee
Trial pnrkag by mall It
cents.
W Ulta me Hl9. Co Prop.
aerrfeMd, O.
For Ml by
A. T. HILL, DruggM.
WATCH WORK TURNED OUT
PROMPTLY AND GUARANTEED AT
UEACOCKl
EVE VINO OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON, THVinW. ArCJCST
Shoes $6.00 and $700 Value now
Shoes $4-00 and $5.00 Value now
Shoes, Special for Saturday
, CLAPP 1TNERAL TODAY.
Father of Dead Girl Returns aiui I
rtil Hold Tills Afternoon.
The funeral of the remains of Mia?
Hazel Clapp, the 13-year-old girl who
d'ed at the hospital Tuesday morning,
aid whose body was held lit Island
City pendlnjr the location and return
of Dun Clupp, the father, was held
from the Clapp residence In Island
City this afternoon at J:30 o'clock.
Mr. Clapp was located yesterday and
arrived home In time to attend the
funeral this afternoon. When he went
away hla child was to all appearances
ell, and the shock at learning of the
sudden demise was. of course, severe.
A. S. Geddes, the local merchant,
transacted business In Knmela today.
Mrs. T. Fatty and children, Frank,
Earl and Beatrice, left ' today (or
Portland for an extended vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. Weaver of Boise, re
turned to their home this morning
after spendlrg a day here. They have
been to Portland and expected to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Beckley, but a delay
In the latter'a return from the coast
necessitated the Boise people's Journey
borne without seeing their relatives.
Mr. and Mra. Ernest C. Skllea of
Pendleton, returned to thelt homo
this morning. Mrs. Sktles and daugh
ter. Misa Ellzabrth' Van Antwerp spent
the summer camping In Wallowa can
yon. L. C. Elrlck, a former Oklahoma
fruitgrower, is In the city and will
j look over the valley with a view of
1 purchasing a tract of land and en
gage In the fruit business here.
Hon. W. N. Pennington, who has
been vlxldng his son C. C. Penning
ton, left this morning for his home at
Albany. En route he will spend a few
days In Pendleton, the guest of old
time friends.
Dr. Elizabeth Galllmore, who has
bee ii, visiting Mr. and Mra. George
Carpy. expects to leave this evening
for her home In Pan Jose, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. John Court, former
residents of this county, but now lo
cated at Buhl, Idaho, were passengers
on this morning's train en route to
Portland, where they will visit a fo
weoVs.
Mr. and Mr. N. J. Underwood, who
recently fold their property In Elgin
left this morning for Oregon City,
where they expect to locate. M-. and
Mra. Underwood have been residents
ot Union county a numbe- of yvata.
and will be missed by a large circle
ot frtende and acquaintances.
Charley Meluulst came down from
Baker City to spend the day with
frtende,
Mrs. Cora B. Lewis left this morn
ing for Lewlston.
Mr. and Mra. George Carpy. Ken
neth and Wlllard. Mr. Grace Ingle
and eon Clayton, who have been
vcomplng at the hatchery on V'allowa
river for th past 10 day, have r-
turned. Dr. Elizabeth Galllmore, of
pn Jose, and Miss Helen Perkins, of
Falem. who alao formed the party,
returned with them. The latter two
xpect to return to their respective
home on the evening train.
.T W NOT NrCFBSATtT TO LEAVX
TOUR WATCH A WT.r.K FOR HEA
COCK TO FIX IT RIOHT.
Hrlr Mowy IH-bumrd.
County Clerk Wright haa disbursed
th money belonging to th heir of
the late DrKalb Kelt'. TT mm was
small anJ left but liu: to each of th
htlr.
Adrnlnbrtralor DUt'bargcri.
J. C. French, aa administrator for
th Mtat of Rhoda Jame. deceased,
aid Joseph Bowman, administrator
for th estate of N. D. Bowman, have
been discharged. Their respective fin
al reports were filed and approved by
lb county court.
Pastime Theater
; liousti at jljua-uhb, Xr;p. '
MOTION PICTURES AND
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Program.
Heacock's Orcheatra.
All's Fair In Love and War.
Mr. Burton Sings
There Never Was a Girl Llko
Vou."
Love Laughs at Locksmiths.
Caught by Telephone.
Mr. Burton Blngs
"Your I'U luro gays Remember."
Mrs. Southworth's Famout
Novel Dramatized: "THE 111D-
DEN ILND."
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. .
Ladles' aouvenlr matlneea
Wednesday, 1 and 4 o'clock.
Children' 6c Candy matinees
Saturday, t and 4 o'clock. 4
SHERW00DS
ELECTRIC fHEATRF
Motl.m Picture and Illus
trated Songs
Children' Matinee.Saturday 6c
Ladies' and, Children' Matinee
Wednesday
Program Changes
M0l)AYS AD THURSDAYS
REFINED ENTERTAINMENT FOR
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND
CHILDREN
B. Af. SHERWOOD.
THE SCENIC 1
. A. CARDIXTsbR.
rropur sakd Msaatar.
Moving Pictures, Scenic Slides
and Illustrated Songs
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Latsst Films.
Change of Program
Three Times per
WeeV.
MATINEE, WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
THE SCENIC
TWO DIVOHCB WITS.
I.hliVdtoa and Danirls Eat-h Apply
for Divorce) From Wife.
Two divorce cults have been filed
In the circuit court, the most serious
on being- that of B. H. DaaUls against
Mary A. Denials In which th plaint
iff allege Infidelity. The other suit
Is brought on ths grounds of alleged
desertion. It Is U A. Livingston vs.
Luis. M. Livingston.
57. I0B.
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$5.00
$3.50
$300
riow cuii I to have tht. white suit of mine
looking Fresh and Neat all summer as it
does now? The answer is simple. When
ever it becomes soiled : : : : : :
PHONE 'MAIN 7
WE will do the rest'
WE have a force of Experienced halp to
look after your wants in this line and you
need have no fear of sending your most
delicate garments to us. WF. Guarantee
to satisfy you. A. B. C. LAUIVDRY
NEW ARRIVALS
THE IATEST NEW YORK STYLES !N
Collars, and fancy Belts All Colors
Fine line pillow tops, Lace and ruffling to
match. Stamped linen, Center pieces, !
and Scarfs. Beaut ful line Met Waists,
Reduced prices on white mists, summer belts and many
other lines. Call and make your selections
while they last
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BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
T. J. CRAY Prop. ( New Management)
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Rates $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Best 25c meal la the city
Bids 25c and 50c
All outside rooms. Board
and lodge $6. per week
One block from depot
G. E. FOWLER
Daily Observer,
La We, Ore.
IN THE
Masonic Bitty.
Only house in the
city employing
white help only
TRY OUR SERVICE
HOME PEOPLB
DO NT CARE
anything about coal; but you
do, and when It cornea to the
pass when you need fuel we
would like to supply your waul.
Itavs you any Idea how many
kinds of coal are mined? When
yos wish ths all-ro-ths-good
sort, order from
. Phone Main 10
65c per Month
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