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EVENING OBSERVER, 1A GRAXDIV OREGOX, SATmDAV, SEPTEMBER 12, 1S0S.
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I THE PEOPLES STORE
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Everyladyin Union County is invited to call
at the Peoples Store and inspect the recently
arrived Ladies Suits. IVe sre proud of our
selections and will take great pleasure in show
ing them to you and we feel certain that you,
too, will take pleasure in seeing them. You
may not wish to purchase now but whether you
do or not, you will secure the same cheerful
attention. If you once see them you will be
sure to have one before the season is out
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A FEW SPECIALS
No. 4712 Indies Tailored Suit; an ex
ceptional value;' must be seen to be
: appreciated
No, 4761 Ladies' Tailored Suit. This
, seasons' favorite; a really tasty Suit
and one that will retain Its style
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Many other styles, ranging in price
from 115.00 to $40.00. bat all the fa
mous Palmer garment.
$17.50
$25.00
".Ladies',; -anti Men's Oxfords
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and as we do not Intend to carry over
a single pair, we have cut the price
to the profit vanishing point.
Ladles' and Misses' Oxfords, In tans
and russets, regular J3.G0 values, cut
to $2.29. This la an opportunity you
cannot afford to miss.
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IA GRANDE,'fiREG0N
THE GEORGE PALMER !
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT l
I Wc Solicit Your Orders for
5 Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings,
Chain Wood
k Wfc are prepared to furnish and deliver material
promptly.
Call U) Retail Department Phone Main 8.
THE
: OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
l A HOME COMPANY 34.000 MEMBERS
$23,000,000.00 INSURANCE IN FORGE,
A Mutual Company can Save Ycu from 40 to 50 per
I ' cent on Your Insurance
I J. VV. OLIVER, AGENT, La Grandc.Or.
Cor. GtirSt and Washington Ave
l ROUGH DRY
I 7c per Pound
t Try it. Every-
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t and starched. All
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t iron d.
t CHERRY'S NEW
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Pacific States Phone
Main
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Independent Phone i2it
EVERYONE FITTED
In Fa Suits.
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Also a Full Line
of School Supplies
nxmiinmi co.
ADAMS AVENIE
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THEX CAUl
Tin: Tiuxsrcn MAX. .
He will take that trunk to the depot
or your home In less time than V
take to tell It.
Day Tlinne Itcd 701.
Mxht 'I'liouc, Black 1792.
WAGON ALWAYS AT YOUIt
SERVICE.
MiiitIiikc I.Uh'ii? lt-iuil.
.County Clerk WHtcht has Ihhui-J a
ru:iriing Ihonve to IMille MrMANlrrx
uml Sarah Uitf!. I'.oth . are Union
county people.
' Itut Our l'd-toii Made.
Circuit Jm'jie lu-nn hn returned to
Pendleton. He will return In a few
week to complct" the Oliver vs. City
of Iji C.raiuU case, In which all tefi
tlmony wan not tikcn durlntt the visit
tWW week.
rdinatt that every soft drink parlor
Tnuri be watched and placed under
close surveillance. -
This order has been Issued to the
tight force of police as well as the
day corps.
Chief Walden has personally visited
mo&t of the soft drink salouna and has
"put It up" to the proprietors that
thi3 practice must come to an end.
McCoy Incident to Klaine.
Matters, came to a head , when the
Itaymond McCoy Incident of last night
was brought Into court today. Ae
cording to the story of the Indian.
ilcCoy is guilty of serious assault, but
yhlle "Jim" says McCoy r and.' two
others enticed him Into a .."noodle"
iolnt and later assaulted him with a
'jottte, McCoy .Mill take the 'stand and
iwear .It" Is a lie.. The Indian has a
.Tishlfully bruised face today in any
?vent. McCoy was arraigned today
ind pleaded not guilty. He was nl
'owed to go on his own recognizance,
.s a fine Imposed would be-futile." II
.vould not bring the result wanted.
But the Incident has served for some
-ood, as the police are now to stamp
out the evil. v . '; ... . ;
, Force Is .Sufficient.' "
That the present force of police Is
sufficient to cry halt and. enforce the j
comfnandmcnt, is generally' conceded
VVlth two efficient police-men at night
and the chief and a poundmaster do
ing police duty In the day time, the
desired end can be reached in time,
Of course, it cannot all bo done in a
day. " The taxpayers have reached a
point where they will insist' on local
option being enforced, and Chief Wal-
len's uka.se Is pleasing news to them.
The Great Remington Repeal
Hammerless Shot Gun
Oue of the greatest Guns ever. made. Contains features never
embraced In ellotun construction.- it has a solid breech; the ioa(1 m
ejecting is done through opening under the receiver, thus IiojB.
nhooter a clear aim. Tlie hammerless feature eliminates all danger of
tidcntal discharge, and there are half a dozen more features just as Unp
unt. It is bo good that It will be, a pleasure to show it to you, Kli
you want to buy or not.
L. D. S. COXFEItEXCE.
iUing Iargcly Attended by Mcmbcn
lYoni All Over County.
There Is a large attendance of the
members of the L. D. S. In our city
oday, attending: their, quarterly con
ference, which will continue over to
norrow. This morning Bishop O. P. Whitney
one of the 12 apostles, and who h
credited with being one of the best,
if not the best orator of the Mormon
church, arrived this morning, and will
be present during the session.
Special music has been prepared
ind a most interesting meeting is now
In progress.
OllFXiOX FOK TAFT.
Xo Question lint What I'mial Majori
ties Will !lo Hollctl Up.
Congressman W. It. K;:is, wh.oha
been In the city the past two days, re
turned to his home in Pendleton last
night. ' -'
In speaking of the political outlook
Congressman Ellis stated thut from
the expressions he had received from
t11 portions of his district, there was
no question but what Oregon would
roll up her usual republican majori
ties In November for Taft and Sherman.
An Fnnutitlficd Siktom.
The sixliil given Invt night by the
!dlis of the Methodist church who
reside In South La Ornnde, at the par
onnse, w;is a Poclal and financial mie-
ci-ss. There were between 50 and 60
present. A most entertaining program
vns rendered, conylvtlng of vticul and
lntrwinntal music by JUsh Marie
Polton and Mls Iva Img; a humor
ous rcadlnv bv rtev. C. K. Vcu. ami n
reading, by Mrs. C. K. Moore, which
was enjoyed vfry much. She wns en
cored and responded with another se
lection to the gratification of all.
Following the literary feast, generous
tllt-h of Ice cream and enke wore
served, and one and ail departed feel
ing well repaid.
OFFICIAL FKFF, WITH PKAISH.
Chief of Xaturnlljtallen Ilnrcnu YI-1Ih
(irande Yc-tcrila j .
John Swift Smith, chief of the
naturalization bureau, was In the city
yesterday and examined the books In
the county clerk's of.'lce, where all
records of naturalization We l-.rpl.
After examining them In n very care
ful ninnnrr, lie was profuse In his
prnlse for the thoroughness and the
manner, pursued by the county court
and county cirrk.
' Mr. Smith hug gone to P.ker City,
where he has n similar duty to perform.
nirtli llccord.
Torn to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Day,
neur Oil city Friday. September 11.
IVOS, a davghter.
This is Only One of the -Mat;
Good Things in our Stock
The shooting season has just opened, and we can supply all your 'EM.
Guns, Shells and i Hunting Cloihh
Shot Guns and Rifles for Hire
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BAY 8c Z WE I F E L
Plumbers and Tinners i
Pump Work and Gutter Work a Specialty j
to!
Let us furnish you with an estimate
on your uork. Ko order too large or
small for ou- best attention Let us
reline that old stove. At a slight ex
pense we can make it as good as new
BAY & ZWEIFEL
211 DEPOT STREET
ARTtf. fi AL
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THE ONLY PURE KIND
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The only kind of Ice that we ban die in retail trade Is artificial In,
made from pure artesian water the only pure Ice in the city. A iellnn I
wagon will bring thU PUP.E ICE to your door on notification by telephowf
or otherwise. To regular patrons ou r prices are one-half cent per pound j
NATURAL ICE handled In wholesale lots. Look out for the Grandy l
wagon.' 'Phone Black 671.
GRAflDY
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freshing or Invigorating than
glass of our pure and sparkling i
MALTIN'A. II Is a triumph of j
tit a Va u-n art and
makci friends w hen first tried, j (
"Tt is a great thirst quenchif J
nd it is also good when not J
thirsty. As a tonic to the weak j
and convalescent it Is frtel" jj
recommended by physician on
account of Its whohsome
strength. Absolutely non-intox-
leafing.
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All Orders Delivered at your Home. Atso all Dealers
La Grande Brewery,!
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