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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1908)
EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANBE, OREGON. ZVAVYAY.Y i -I. PAGE EIGIIT. MONDAY, OCTOBER, 19, 1908. .V : - rt,- . .. ,, , , , . : - x FAGl-s . m . ..-sir . mum. a ' ' ' ' ' - -' i t i; : j !i hi; 5' ;. .1 ,- :ff. i! ! Dry Goods, Millinery; Clothing and Shoes il I 1ePeoj&l& Store I : For more than six weeks we have heen reriemnn afmnc :: daily shipments of Fall and Winter merchandise until how : :: our store is filled to overflowing with nice new good? and : :: they ARE new goods, not fob lots or old shop worn stuff :: but good clean merchandise that you can depend on for1: t: Quality and service. Our auarznte :: we sell and to show that our prices are right we quote ll w, w. w iiiwiv Jiupit yuyuj JlIIUWi, Tmmmm , Standard Prints, per yard ...... ..So Apron Ginghams, per yard . .....c 28-lnch Percales, per yard .....?o Outing Flannel, Be; 8 1-Sc, 10c, 12 Hope Muslin, per yard .......... 10c Bleached Sheetings, 8-4, per yd 27 c Bleached Sheetings, 9-4, 'per yd 30c Ladles' fleeced Underwear, per garment .............. 25o to 50o ladles' rvwool Underwear, per garment ............... 50c and up ' - Children fleeced Underwear, per garment.. ............ . . 15c and op Children's wool Underwear, per , garment .5o and np Men's heavy ribbed Underwear, per garment S7J4c Men's heavy fleeced Underwear Men's heavy wool per garment ... Underwear, . . .91.00 and up 10- 4 Cotton Blankets 75c ' ' ' 11- 4 Cotton Blankets $1 00 12- 4 Cotfon Blankets !!!.'.!'" $1 50 ' Eastern Wool Blankets ...........".".!! .' $325 Oregon Wool Blankets ", : . , ...!"' $1 50 ) Oregon Tiger Blankets .....' ''"' 9350 PmiO m hssvl ,n BdimV iot5.f,lin3 ypu 90od merchandise at a small flSJflJglJlOPff tnatgm of profit, we give FREE with each $5.00 cash purchase a premium worth 50c. CONTINUE WALLOWA TRAIN ON 3IORX1XG OF NOVEMBER 2, "IMIMIIIItlliltiiiii... OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, IS CJ eones dlOft LA GRANDE, OREGON Pretty Pillows Handsome Drawn Work Pieces, Afi gafor gags; Hair Puffs, Nets and Up-to-datejlillinery ADAMS AVENUE f SAY, Mr. MAN! 1 . . . HOSPITALITY lroin a pretty woman Is always . acceptable. Liquid refreshment In the form of our refreshing and exhlliratlng Bottle Maltlna. Is particularly so. Put a stock of this In your cullar and you may be well assured of appreci ative guoHts. And the boauty of our Maltlna U that It Is also hoalthful and nouvlBhlng as well ns thtrst-Quenchlng arid non lntoxlcathKr. It l a body, bone and brain builder In liquid form. tl Orders bcJivcrcd at your Horns. Also oil Dealers iff;1 branae Brewery, PHONE MAIN 5.- . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. lTepartmeniof the Interior, ' ; U. & Land Office at La Orande.Ore., October 6, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that CHESTER A. PIKES, ' T Vancouver, Wash., who, on October 108, mads timber and stone swsrn abatement s No. 01850, for WH SE, SWU. secUon I. townchlp ( south, tang IS E. W. M., has filed notice of latenUon to makt final timber and stools proof, to establish claim, 'to. "the land above 'described, before ths ag ister and receiver of the U. a land cfflce at La Grande, Oregon, on the 21st day. of December, 180S. Claimant names as witnesses: Basil E, Lever of Portland, Ore.; John O. Klssoll, of Vancouver, Wash.; John W. Maltland, of Vancouver, Wash.; David C. Brlohoux, of La Grande, Or. F. C BRAMWELL, Register. it-M.ii.iit U A :M Vie put ust little pol ish on your shirts and I collars.- They do not soil so easily. TRY US THIS MONTH CHERRY'S NEW I LAUNDRY. l Pacific States Phone t Main ' 78 ; Itepzniznt Phon: 12ii NOTICE FOR PL'CLICATIO.NV Department of the Interior, L. f. Lsnd Office at La Giande.Ore., October 6, 1908. Notice Is hereby given that JOHN O. KISSELL, of Vancouver, WaMhlngton, who, on October 5, 1908, lna4p , Umber and v ! I.. - ... ' u xh.nj sworn stateifjtntiSro.-0-1849. fof lot l, yr,i xnvM'vXNEv;. et- tlnon 80rSEi SWU", jw'ctU.n 19. town- south!' Vn it r 'w .T.T. . S,W7 fllcdotiVs 'ot'.lmv.4.t0tn to make flpai timbVrs anJ stona, proof, to establish Malm" to" the land above described! be fore the register and receiver of the U. S. land office at La Grande, Ore. gon. on the 21st day of ' December. i08. ; Claimant names as witnesses: Da vid C. Brlchoux, of La Grande. Ore.: John W. Maltland. of Wash.; Chester A. Plka, of Vancou ver, Wash.; Basil E. Lever, of Port land, Ore, F. C. BRAMWELL Register. 10-11-12-18 In Lcs Than Two Weeks Wallowa Train Will -lie Continued to Enter prise Bi Bunquet to Mark . the Event High O. R. & N. Officials to Be at the Scene Tliat Day May Mean Two Trains Out of I Grande Instead of One as at Present. Regular train service will be In augurated to Enterprise Monday, No vember 2, Is the order of General Manager O'Brien, according . td the Enterprise News-Record. Chief of Construction Brandon has orders to turn the road as far as Enterprise over to the operating department on that data, and he will have it ready tor trains sure, just as he has made good on every other proposition In he construction line. , The news has also been received di rect from Mr. O'Brien by the Enter prise Commercial club, with the fur- uiat wetuume iuiuiluttuuu liml lie tuid other general officers of the road will visit Enterprise on that date' and be the guests of the club in response to Its invitation, in a banquet at Fra ternal hall, Monday nigrit. At a well attended meeting of .busl ie3 men and other citizens at the court house Tuesday, night, the vari ous plans and ways ot properly cele brating the advent of the railroad were thoroughly discussed. An outdoor af fair was practically out or the ques tion, dwlng to the time of year. The xcurslon season Is past, and it It doubtful if a respectable sized crowd vom outside points could be Inducec to make a second trip into the valley this fall. It was finally unanimously .lidded thpt the proposed banquet to he general offieluls would be the most fitting and at the same time do the most practical good for Wallowa county. The details of the banquet were referred to the executive ' com mlttee of the Commercial club. The value of a prescription depends upon the rW ness with which it reaches the sick room 9 ?l ! "Do lt Nom is the motto which stands for much in our prescriDtion parmen. : All prescriptions are filled as soon as Zh, and delivered as soon as filled. You know our rcJS i for pure drugs and careful compounding - : " - J We Carry Everything which Should h ruunu in a urug store HILL'5 Mm JT0RE THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION A noivit CUfVPAIMY 34,000 MEMBFRS $28,000,400.00 INSURANCE l FORCE A Mutual Company can Save Ycu from 40 to 50 per cent on Your Insurance t. J. W. OLIVER, AGENT, La Crande Or. t uvi. uiiioiauu vidMiinsion Ave r none Red 1782 !; aeseestMi From a La Grande standpoint a .natter of interest in this connection is vhat the train schedule will be. It It seldom Indeed, that the present mixed train to Wallowa returns to this ter minal on schedule time. What "thi hours will be when the train must gc n to Enterprise Is somewhat of a problem to the public. it is noised about that two trains .vlll be run to accommodate the traf fic; the one leuvlng here in the morn ing remaining at the new terminal un til the next day. Cove Eagle Dead. B. E. Kirk, a member of the La Grande lodge of Eagles, died yester day at Cove. D. H. Proctor, president of the local lodge, Is In Cove today ar ranging for the funeral. 4 Sunday Ban. hull Soorcs. San Francisco, 5-4; Portland, 0-0. Ljs Angeles, 9; Oakland, 4.' IIOKSOVS ITINERARY. Hero of Mcrrlmnc Hits Many Vuti Net for Oregon. Portland. Oct. 19. Hobson makes his first speech in Oregon for Bryi nt Pendleton toniori following itinerary was announced at democratic headqnurters today: Ors trnn City. October 21; Astoria. 22- Hood River. 23; The Dalles, 24; Junc tion City, 26; Eugene, the nltht ot the 56th; Medford, 27; Grants' Pass 28 FIRES SUBSIDING. Wind Come to Rescue of I'lrn. - Stricken MMilgnn Districts. Detroit. Oct. 19. A shifting of the winds U' bringing relief to the fire- swept districts of the upper and lower peninsula today, .. The flames are burning themselves out. The estimat ed loss of lumber, buljdlngs rind stand ing timber Is 82,000,000. rontorrioe Robbed. " Seattle, Oct II. A burglar entered the branch postofflce In the Gibson drug store -early yesterday and stole 840 In cash and a quantity of BtamDs and blank money orders. I; !G. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 10 isuee- WD1CH BILL would you prefer to dsv? good stiff ons to the doctor for curing some of your family ol (. pneumonia or rheumatism or our modest one for the coal which would have prevented the illness? Thlrk n ovsr. Then give us the : d-r to.' col lu it soon, too. Even a little chill may mean a big bill for the ? 3 doctor. 5 i i; l: I BAY & ZWEIFEL ! Plumbers and Tinners Pump Work and Gutter Work a Specialty j 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 slight ex pense we can make it as good as new BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT S7E? ! jv................... -. eail Values When you purchase jewelery or a t'.me piece from me you have a right .'.'to feel certain abou having recieved full value fpr'your money : : J-vH: PEARE IEADIKC PIONEER 'JEWELER. " , Daily Observer, 65c per Monliy MpviIV'-: