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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1908)
EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRAXDE. OREGOX. FRIDAY, OCTOBER t. It Oft. as PAGE EIGHT. EIGHT PACTS f I ' RUiiA AY h Most Complete , j ATPERRY showing of 25 dozen iOOO yards t2lAc Outing Flannel Hens' Work Shirts p0c and 60c values. ; During Bought especially fot this Exhibition Week, each -AT- occasion, per yaid Sic 9c - unlit K i J; P. i , irllie TOM 5 MOi jj Monday, Sep. 28 Until Saturday, Oct. 3 ij EVERYTHING THA T IS BEAUTIFUL; EVERY THING THAT IS SERVICEABLE IN DRY GOODS MILLINERY SHOES CLOTHING ZCOME AND SEE THEM The People's Store s. OPWA HOUSE BLOCK, LA GRANDE, OREGON c t Heaters CHRIS LUND SEVERELY IXJURED AT THE MILL RoHidonU of Perry Have Exciting Time ia Runaway In Which Two Are Slightly Hurt Mill ?uid Now ia the Hpital as Result of Injuries Inflicted. EVERYONE FITTED In Fall Hals. Also a Full Line of Scioo Supplies t LH.WIELLM -co. I ADAMS AVENUE 2 4444444"44r-$M444444 1 Opening Sale of the ' CAREY ACT LAND Approximately 15.000 arret of th best Irrigable land In the Went, located at Kin1. Hill, Idaho, on the main line of ...j Oregon Short I" . lll be opened for sale to'aettlcra under the terma of the Carey , ., OCTOBtR 12, 1908. Thle magnificent piece of cove land, protected from all unfa vorable conditions ia pronounc- ed by eiperta to be the best fruit producing soil in the best fruit state in the Nation. It la en tirely surrounded by mountains aeveral hundred feet higher. No lava rock; docp loam aoll. Great Surplus Pure Water Flowing ail the year. Bst condltlona on earth for raising fruit and vegetables profitably. On the Main line of the Oregon Short Line, Along the Snake River The grand opening will be conducted by the State of Idaho, tracts being drawn by lot. ARr legal depoalt on land and water righta. settler haa right to withdraw deposit If location ia undealrable. The grandeat opportunity for profitable fruit ranching ever known. GALL UPON la Grande Investment Co. FOLEY BLOCK ROUGH DRYt 7c per Pound Try it. Every- thing washed I and starched. All I t the flat work f ironea. CHERRY'S NEWi LAUNDRY. Pacific States Phone t Main 78 I I I Daily Observer, 65c per t Month Pastime Th eater MOTION PICTURES AND 4 ILLUSTRATED SONGS Heacotk's Oruhon'.ia. 4 "Where the Apple Moonu rVilI." Willie's Fall From Grace. Unusual Conking. 4 Games of Diablo. 4 Program. rollceman's Vision. How Glue Is Made. "Vour Mpa, Vour Eye, Your Uoklen I lair." 4 Crazed by Jealousy. DOORS OPFN AT 7 P. M. Ladles souvenir matinees Wednesday, I and 4 o'clock. Children's 80 Candy matinees 4 Saturday, a tad 4 o'clock. 4 Perry, Oct 2.(Special.) Chris Lund, while cutting rocks out of logs at the mill, received a severe cut on the foot which will lay him up for quite a while. Dr. Moiitor was called and took him to the hospital at La Grande, where he la resting easily at last reports. Sirs, Lund Injured. While Mrs. Chris Lund and Mrs. Robert Cook and Clayton Coalwel were returning from La Grande Wednesday evening, their horse became fright ened between the Oro Dell hrrtr nrt theold electric light building, running into the fence and throwing the iadins out. The horse broke loose and ran home. The ladles started to walk home, but were met by Mr. Lawrence obertson and Gilbert Nelson, who let the ladies have their rig to go home with. Mrs. Lund received several bruises. Mrs. Cook was cut quite se verely by coming in contact with the wire fence. While little Clayton re ceived no injuries at all. The rig and harness were damaged quite badly. Other News Item. Abe Boutars went to Spokane Wed nesday on business. Ell Burdette has returned from Baker City, where he has been put ting In a steam feed at the sawmill there. Miss Kate Braden of Ladd Canyon. Is visiting friends and relatives in Perry this week. That new nesting Stove Is the thing that ftbould be uppermost In your mind Just now. To get the proper size, suitable style and right construction la most important. ::" X $s j: .-'. Qualities meeting all these requirements will be found in our assortment, at prices to fit any pocketbook. j: We have the largest and most complete line in the city. Let us show yon and see if you don't agree with us. SE,D APPLES TO SPOKAVE. Ram.Hey-OUlnhtirg Company Win En tor National Content. When the National Fruit show openi in Spokane pearly in December, Lb Grande apVles to the number of" a dozen select boxes at least, will be on the competitive table, according to a decision of the Ramsey-Oldenberg Co., which will enter the contest for hon ors. That Grande Ronde fruit will take a prize and perhaps one near the top of the list, is a foregon conclu slon, and the fruitgrowers cannot af ford to miss this opportunity of adver tising their wares. It was stated some time ago, that several growers of the Cove district will enter this contest and now the La 6rande dealers are going to help represent what is rap Idly coming to be known aa one of the leading apple-growing districts of the northwest I , .. .- ,,, . BAY & ZWEIFEL Plumbers and Tinners Pump Work and Gutter Work a Specialty Let us furnish you with an estimate on your work. No 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 V BAY & ZWEIFEL 2J1 DEPOT STREE1 EXCURSION TAKES WELL. Club Will Soon Axint Comihiltett to Ascertain Public Will. So . enthusiastically haa the move ment for a business men's excursion to Wallowa next week, been received and kept moving, that at this time it seems assured that the event will take place. By securing the promise of m business men, the train and rates can be secured. In due time the board of managers of the Commercial club will meet and appoint a committee to as certain Just how many will make the trip and perfect final arrangements for the event. The things Is of too great consequence to be let dropped without heed. The Observer haa re ceived many favorable answers aa to the general popularity of the plan and it can safely be predicted that the ex cursion will be run. Mlsa Nina Hunt-took, who has ac quired considerable fame for her skill aa an artist, leaves tonight for Baker City, from where she again resumes her Journey to Sale Lake to make her future home. She has been a resident of this city for a year or more, and her rhany friends will regret to see her leave. "Grandma" RuaseJI, who haa been quite 111 the past few days, Is greatly Improved today and expects to be up in a short time. WITH TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE I should be capable , of fitting your eyes correctly. If the Glasses I furnish you do not give absolute satis faction, I stand ready to refund your money : : : : I am here three hundred and sixty-five days in the year to make my assertions good ::::::: J. H- PEARE LEADING PIONEER JEWELER i 1 1 1 n M I t 4444444444444444444444444 f BETWEEN OURSELVES 1 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 la a great thlrat 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-lntox-lcatlng. AUOrders Delivcrecr at your Home. Also all Dealers La Grande Brewery, i PHONE MAIN 5. r ) 44,T T V i,-.
