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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1908)
EVKNTtm C BSErfVER, LA GRANDE, OREGOX, WEDXESDAY, SEPTEMBER , 10." PAGE SU i I t EIGHT PAGES. -Aw 1 5 j : . t :1 'v I'. ; Today we were unable to display tablets as we promised, because the Sign Writer was busy in our window - But the tablet sale continues. When you pass 1118 Adams Ave -That's Ferguson's, the book store, where the management honestly tries to give you the best and most for your money. Come in and, inspect the stock. It's neat and up-to-date SATURDAY IS SPECIAL FOR THE SCHOOL BOYS ARID F E R G BRICK IS 2. ,. Brick huiMiner at tk ' w cheaper as well as better. tnat my brick is superior o any made in Oregon. I can furr.ish common brick in any quantity. No order too large or too small to receive prompt attention. Correspondence with contractors and builders solicited. I Estimates cheerfully, furnished. Prices made known t on 'application. ' ' j G RO- KR1EGER w ru ' i- . Phor.ea Residence, Black 701, Yard, BETWEEN All Orders Delivered at your a Grande PHONE ! CEMENT WORKl g All kinds of Cement and Goncrete work. . 1 CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS CEMETERY WORK 2 No contract too large or too small, SailsfdRtiriri fiimrnntprrl i, i A'. L ROBERTS t J PHONE BLACK 582 ' WHY NOT TRY Poiitinm'a asthma remedy? Crrn prompt and posllftft) rellof in erry case. Sold by druggist. Price 1.0. Trial package by mall 10 cents. VfflUiaa Mfg. Co., lYopa. Cleveland, O. For salt by A. T. HILU Druggist Tboee are fools who make the or xort of calling vice pleasure. IL 4 CHEAPER V. 1 F' w f w w iwiiiwvi a 19 0 It has been demonstrated t Rod 621. La Grande, Oregon OURSELVES! there Is nothing nicer, more re freshing or invigorating than a glass of our pure and sparkling MALTINA. It is a triumph of the brewer's art and Instantly makes friends when first tried. It Is a great thirst quencher and It Is also good when not thirsty. As a tonic to the weak and convalescent It Is freely recommended by physicians on account of its wholesome strength. Absolutely non-intoxicating. Home. Also all Dealers Brewery, MAIM 5. THE SCENIC ProprVtor ami Managur. r S. A. GARIUX1EU, 4 MOTION PICTURES ( and 4 ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Program : 4 My Uncle's Testament. SONG 4 "It Mliclit Itavn llv., 4 A Four-Footed Hero. Mysterious Flunus. . f SONG 4 "You Arc Jiwt tlu Hoy for Mo," Scenic vlcwa-frvm the Jordan to Damascus. 4 A Troublesome Theft 4 THE SCENIC The more the plans xt the Harrl man system are Investigated, the more plain becomes the fact that It intend to make Astoria Its principal terminus in the northwest, is the Duget'a opin ion. Our Judgment of other, people' mistakes. Is apt to be more v severe than our Judgment of our own. OW MILL Imbler, Sept. 9. (Special.) The new flouring mill is now settled down to Its season run. The machinery was started Monday, and has run smoothly and perfectly since then day shifts alone being adopted. A little later the wheel will turn night and day, but at present the manager finds It expedi ent to run but one shift. .The eleva tor is filled with grain, for wheat has been piling up here for several -weeks. The output of the mill is considerably Increased since the change in manage ment, and the freight shipments out of this place, which already 1 run into large figures, will bo materially In creased this year. AIM NOTES Alice!, Ore., Sopt. 8. (Special.) A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by a number of girls at L. L. McKen non's last Thursday in honor of Miss Fannie McKennon, who with her par ents, is"-going 'east next week. The evening was spent by the glr'.s in each one playing a piece on the plano. mandolin and guitar. After this pro gram, ice cream and cake were served by the hostess, after which recitations and songs were rendered by some of the girls. Those present were: Mrs. E. Moore, Misses Monta and Jessie Smith, Hazel Welch, Nellie Conrad, Oretta Adams, Fay Clarke, Mary Mc Lennan, Gladys and Haiel Van Hou sen, Edith Welch, Llllle McDonald, Llnnea and Alva Johnson, Lena Moss, Ruth Oliver, Fern Conrad, Helen Mc Donald, Nellie Monk, Llllle Conrad, ifannle McKennon, Ruth McKennon. Miss Bertha Blattner of Welser, Idaho, is visiting this week with her aunt. Mrs. E. J. Conrad. The Lone Star school will start next Monday with Fred Fox as teacher. Miss Lena McRae of Wallowa, has returned home after a " week's ' visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.. William Webster. Arthur Woodt ll Is doing nicely af ter his accident of last week. E. J. t'onrad and son Heber, w'll start this week for Malheur county, where he has Interests to look after. Material for Os How. That the operations of the Ox Cow Electrical Power company are taking on gigantic proportions and as evi dence that this vnterprUo Is In reality the big project that the Democrat has said It was, the atlentlon of our read er is called to a shipment of ma chinery which has Just arrived at the O. U. &N. depot In liuker and Is be ing unloaded from the cars to heavy wagons by the Ellis Transfer com pany for transportation by team to i?nnke river. The shipment consists of the following:-, One 13,000-pound boiler. . One 12,000-pound boiler. One 13000-pound boiler and com pressor. One concrete mixer weighing 8000 pounds. One carload of dump-cart. Another shipment of several care of machinery Is expected to arrive dally. Baker Democrat. SHERWOODS ELECTRIC THEATRE MOTION PTOTTnRirsi a ILLUSTRATED SONGS Children's Matinee Saturday, Sc; ladles' and children's Mati- nee Wednesday. . Grandpa's Pills. . Peculiar People. SONG 4 Maybe I Was Meant for You." The Vacuum Cleaner., . The Uncle's Fortune. Trial. 4 SONG ' "What Will Your Answer Be?" ' Cumbersome First Prize. It Is Hard to Get Arrested. Program Changes 4 MONDAYS AND .THURSDAYS Refined entertainment for La- dies, Gentlcmeu and Cliildrcn. B. 5f. SHERWOOD, Prop. 4 4 Pastime Theater Ilonsh & Lucas, Props. MOTION PICTURES AND . ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Heacock's Orchestra.' Program. Romance of the Old Mill. Illustrated Song "Star and the Flower." 4 Brothers In Arms. A Trip Through Russia. ' Illustralvru 5oi.g "Mary, My Heather Queen.' The Discoverers. 4 weaii DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. ' Ladles' souvenir matinees ! Wednesday, 3 and 4 o'clock. j Children's 5c Candy matinees ' Saturday. 3 and 4 o'clock. 4! ,444444444j$ TEA U xS 'imports but little more in 1904than in 1864. So much poor tea. Yo-.ir irrorcr returns your mnne If you don't r lllc wcUiliinu' Iivat. we pay luia. Sure Curt; lor Asthma. We guarantee to cure asthma, bronchitis and catarrh. If our medi cine falls we will cheerfully refund all money paid. Write Arnold's Asthma Cure Co., 333-334-33$ Arcade Build ing, Seattle, Wash., or for next 80 days. Morrla W. Knight. Cove, Ore. Box S3. Notice lo Creditor. " All persons knowing themselves In debted to me will please call and set tle at once, as I am desirous of set tling up my business affairs as soon as possible. The books can be found at the store of Lilly-Foster Hardware company, my old stand, where settle ment can be made. 9-7-13 MRS. T. N.'MURPHT. "Where Nothing is Too j LA GRANDE J :; SCIIOOLof MUSIC : Studio at 105 Greenwood t t J St. one door south of Adams Avenue I PROF. DAY, Principal How am I to have" that white suit of mine looking Fresh and Neat all summer as it does now? The answer is simple. When Jever it becomes soiled : : : : : : ; PHONE-MAIN; 7 WE will do ' the rest WE have a force of Experienced hslp' to look after your wants in this line and you need have no fear of sending your most delicate garments to us. WE Guarantee to satisfy you. A. B. C. LAUNDRY t I III! HHWM MMM tMMMHMWti BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE T. J. CRAY Prop. Rates $1.00. $US. SI. SO Best 25c meal in the cily Beds 25c and 50c 1 All outside rooms. Board and lodge $6. per week i mm I vne block from depot Am. 444444444444 t ' V G. E. FOWLER . aaa GIRLS Much Trouble Scott & Altheide ! As house cleaners we are i the people who are equip ped for doing the work. I Leave your carpets on f your floors, give us your ornei and smile at our I I work and we will smile together. ' Z . PHONE, Black 1772 ( New Management) Only house in the city employing white help only TRY OUR SERVICE WinCH BILL would you prefer to payT A good stiff one to the doctor for curing some of your family of pneumonia or rheumatism or our modest one for the coal which would have prevented the Illness? Think It over. Then give us the order for coal. Do It eoon, too. Even a little chill may mean a big bill for the doctor. . Phone Main 10 niiitittin ; " - ee , a w 5 ri: i m a I !: i: 4 4 '4 f e i V f i t '. "I
