La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 17, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGIIS PAGE EIGHT. EVEX1XG OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBEB 17 108. STOCK AC "" 00 "- . , 1 - It Dry Goods, Millinery; Clothing and S 73) : For more than si weeks we have been recieving almost :: daily shipments of Fall and Winter merchandise until now our store is filled to overflowing with nice new goods and :: llihey ARE new goods, not iob lots or old shop worn stuff :: :: but good clean merchandise that you can depend on for :: :: quality and service. Our guarantee is back il we sell and to show that our prices are right we quote 2: i e i : .... . f f ft ' ;: . :: some or me more siapie gooas as muows: BP.I86 COUST'TO SCHEB.S :S1DE (Continued from page 1.). Standard Prints, per yard '. i .60 Apron Ginghams, per yard .....614 c 28-inch Percales, per yard .... .Tttc Outing Flannel, 5c, 8U&C, 10c, 12 He Hope Muslin, per yard ......... .10o Bleached Sheetings, 8-4, per yd S70 Bleached Sheetings, 9-4, per yd SOo Ladles' fleeced Underwear, per garment ............. .25c to 50o Ladles' ' wool Underwear, . per ' garment . ... . 50o ud np Z' '' - Children fleeced Underwear, per garment . ... . ... . 15c and up Children's wool Underwear, per f ' garment .............. ,S5o and op Men's heavy ribbed Underwear, -per garment ....... ,S7c Men's heavy fleeced Underwear' per garment . . . .... ......... . 50c Men's heavy. wool Underwear,:.; , .TT. C?.??sst wi up 10- 4 Cotton Blankets ...................,,.,,..,..' 75c ' 11- 4 Cotton Blankets ..... . ............... . . . .T . ............... ;. $1.00 " - 12- 4 Cotton. Blankets ....... . , (1.50 Eastern Wool Blankets ... j .......... . $3.25 Oregon Wool Blankets ................ $4.50 V , Oregon Tiger Blankets ............ i ............................ $3.50 ' " ' ' ' 1 ' . . . l.i L In addition to selling you good merchandise at a small maigm of prom, we give FREE with each $5.00 . cash purchase a premium worth 50c. v OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, Peomes , 11 ..-.... ore LA GRANDE, OREGON . The Latest.; v The latest "rumor on the street is to the effect that Mr. Scrlber is to go into voluntary bankruptcy and the petition is to be filed as soon as prepared. The records do not3how anything as yet. If correct, It but goes to show that the depositors may expect little fror.i Seriber's individual property If bank ruptcy proceedings are instituted. . , Tofal Defalcation. ',' The Observer last evening made the statement that the defalcations are In the aggregate, so far as known, to be about 125.000. . Since Mr. Seriber's bond has been fixed at. $15,000, and the charge" against him being stipulat ed at $12,525 as the amount of hie misappropriations. It might be assum ed that 'the above is the total. No one but the bank examiner knows tht exact amount, and he will not stat whether it Is one dollar or whether It is $30,000 or any other amount. ... It It known, however, that the warrant foi his arrest was based upon information known prior to the arrival , of th bunch Of alleged forged paper held it Seattle, which amounted to $15,000 and of this amount it -was thought anc o reported, that $4500 was good pa per, leaving a balance that was not good of $10,600. . . , Yesterday Deputy District Attorne; Evans stated that when he first cam he thought his Information, whlcl -oad something like $12,000,' would bt 4ufficlent to. hold htm on, but since arriving other bad paper had come to light While Mr.' Evans did not refer to the Seattle matter, it was so un- lerstood, therefore, if' the . govern ment had $12,000 prior to this batch it would seem that a general state ment of about $25,000 would not be far out ,of the way. However, thU matter will all be made public later. i rid in case the defalcations do not ex :eed $25,000, there is reason for tht Jepowltor to feel good, "provided theri Is not too much worthless paper. 1 Li ViJ Li U U I J? U U 11 x4 UJi. ' The value of a prescription depends upon the pr0lT- ness with which it reaches the sick room v' WoltNow is the motto which stands for much in our prescription t panmeni. nu pmenpuons arenuea as soon as receive and delivered as soon as filled. You know our repute for pure drags and careful compounding ' : ,; t We XarryEvthihgwhk ' Found in a Drug Store ; HILL'S DRqQ JTORE! LA GRANDE, OREGON w4,tUM,t,m4 (ltteSlttMll(MtM(ltttM( Pretty Pqws Handsome Drawn Work Pieces, Alli gator Bags, Hair Puffs, Nets and Up-to-date Millinery .v ADAMS AVBNUK HOSPITALITY i from a pretty woman is always acceptable. Liquid refreshment In the form of our refreshing and exhillratlhg Bottle Maltlna Is particularly so. Put a stock of this In your cellar and you may be well assured of appreci ative gupsts. And the beauty of our Maltlna is that it Is. also healthful and nourishing as well as thlrst-quenchlng and non Intoxlcatlng. It Is a body, bone and brain builder in liquid form. All Orders Delivered at your Home. Also all Dealers La Grande: Brewery, PHONE MAIN 5. SAY, Mr. MAN! - '" , l . IVe put iuslj little pol ish on your shirts and collars. They do not soil so easily. TRY US TrilS MONTH . CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY. Pacific States Phone , Main 78 litpenienl Phone i2lt NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. a Land Office at La Orande,Or., October S, 10I. ' Notice ts hereby given. that CHESTER A. PIKE, ef Vanoouver, Wash., who, on October I, HOI, made Umber and stont swsrn itatemeot No. 01150, for WVi BK, XH SW)4, section $, township I south, rang II 1 W. VI has filed notice of Intention to make final timber and stohe proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the reg later and receiver of the U..' & land tu'flce at La Grande, Oregon, ''vn the list day of December, 190$. Claimant names as witnesses: Basil E, Lever, of Portland, Ore.; John O. Kissell, of . Vancouver, Wash.; John W. Maltland. of Vancouver, Wash.; David C. Brlchoui, of La Grande) Ore. r. C. BRAUWELU RegtaUr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Dopartment pt the Interior, U. S. Land Office at La Orande.Ore ' October 5, 108, Notice Is hereby given that JOHN O. KISSELL. ..s . . ui Vancouver, vasnington, who, on October 5, 108, made timber and sione sworn statement No. 0-1840, for .'ot I, NEK NW4, kw4 NEK, WO tlaon $0; SE' MWC, lection 1, town ship B south, range ti C, W, M., has filed notice of intention to make final timber and stone proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be fore the register and receiver of the U. B. land office at La Grande, Ore gon, on the list day ".of December, 1101. Claimant names as witnesses: Da vid C. .Brlchoux, of La Grande, Ore.; John W. Maltland. of Vancouver, Wash.; Chester A. Pike, of Vancou ver, Wash.; Basil E. Lever, t Port land. Ore. . r. C BR AM WELL, Register. . lO-K-lt-ll Texas Mute Fair. Dallas, Texas, Oct. 17. With an ad dress by Governor T. M. Campbell, a special musical program and the dedi cation of new buildings, the 23d an lual Texas state fair was opened here today and will continue 16 days'. The livestock show, In which Judging wi; begin on Monday, Is one of the mot lotable ever held In the south wes An offering of $50,000 in stakes an urses has resulted In the entry o tome of the best horses in the Unite! States. HooNler Cltaritlcs. South Bend, Ind., Oct. 17. The In diana Conference of Charities an Corrections will convene in sevent mnual session here this evening. Tb neeting will end next Tuesday. th opening session the president, D George F. Edenharter, superlntender if the Central Insane hospital In Ir lianapolls, will deliver his addresi Governor J. Frank Hanly will spea at a mass meeting tomorrow af ternooi Several .other distinguished men wl deliver addresses during the confe: ence. ' S If BODY OF OLD RESIUFAT FOUND BE.E.TII DOCK Dad Wound on Head Loads to IliiU t . lluit Slurdor -Has Doon Committed liio Dctia!KxI Was Well Known TluroiiKliout the Wcht Hal IW Mltslug Since Saturday Lost Polite Believe In Mimlor Theory. Portland, Ore., Oct, 17. What'hAf the1 appearance of a foul murder It being Investigated by the police hen today. The body of Jack Nugent, ar old resident of Portland and wel. known throughout the .: West, Wat found this morning beneath the doct along the Willamette Iron and Steel works, at the foot of Everett street There la a bad wound on the head, and the body la badly bruised. The police say It Is Impossible for the man to crawl to where the body was found. Nugent has been missing since Satur day last , t44V4o4tooafi44a.f44a4otatvVH OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION A HOME COMPANY - 1 34.000 MEMBKS liJ ' $2,UUU,000.00 INSURANCE IN FORCE r ; A Mutual Company can Save Ycu from. 40 to 50 peri cent on Your Insurance J. VV. OLIVER, AGENT, La GrandcOr. Cor. 6th St and Washington Ave t eeeeeeeeeeeeei.eo.eeeeeeestK eeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesettittn i r r ; WHICH BILL ... would you prefer to pay? A J good stiff .one to the doctor for curing some of your family ol pneumonia or rheumatism or ' .... our modest one for the coal which would have prevented tht i illness? , Think It over. Then k give U8 the. ;der fv coal Dd y It soon, too. . Even a little chill may mean a big bill for the doctor, . ! I G. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 10 ete..tesiMI BAY & ZWEIFEL s , " - . 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 lor ou- best attention. Let us reline that old stove. At a slliht ex pense we can make it as good as new BAY & ZWEIFEL .211 DEPOT STREE1 RealV a i aes ! When -you purchase jewelery or a f.me piece from me you have a right to feel certain aboii having recicved full value for your. money ;; : . i , :: : J. P E A RE LEADING PIONEER JEWELER eee) .eeeeeeeeeeeeee. ...'" Daily Observer; 65c per Month)