La Grande evening observer., January 21, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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HANAN $7-"0 SPECIAL aflLC - ;s.uu
HARLOW $5.00 SPECIAL SALE - 3.00
.WAIKOVER $5.00 SPECIAL SAIE - 2J5
L ANnRKWS;' & BERRY
EVERYTHING
AT LESS
THAN COST
ONLY
" IjOFDlCATE THIS
TIIE COOK WILL BE GLAD
to ee me ef our high grade
coal carried into your cellar.
Didn't know there were grade
In coat? Why there are almost
many as there are of egg or
butter. Let in send you the
kind that will prove by the per
fection of the kitchen fire that
our coal la different than the
ordinary and decidedly better.'
(Continued from page 1.)
Portland headquarters distributing it
to the Inland points such as La Grande.
While there will le occasional out
bursts of the firecracker phase of the
week's celebration, the public will not
be bothered with the racket prevailing
lust night.- ' ' ' .
l O. E. FOWLER . Phone Main jOj
You won't be deceived
in the clothing and dry
goobs sales advertise
ments if you wear our
glasses to aid your, de-defective-
. eyesight i in
reading them correctly.
Would you call and have
us examine,' your eyes?
"A stitch in time saves
nine.'' " ,
J. H- PEARE
LEADING AND PIONEER JEWELER .
MAKE NOISES
(Continued from page 1.)
4). E. of Baker City will purchase
round trip uckeu tor la Grande and
&-ave on passenger train No. 6 for the
county seat of Union county. The
amount of bnggage to be taken by the
crowd Is limited, It is claimed, to a
mall grip for each man. For accord
' lug to records made and verified the
past year, La Grande Is lnthe dry sec
tion. MThi!Be Elks from the Baker pasture
are going to scamper over Into the
Grande Ronde valley to aid In dedi
cating the'elegant new home of La
Brando's antlercd herd. True to the
teachings of the order, they will re
Juice with their brothers over posses
sion of what Is dear to every man a
home.
"It is expected that they will return
n train No. 6 Thursday morning, after
&utlng has been finished and the lo
cal speakers of Elkdom havo un
Vrkcd bottle nfter bottle of oratory."
OaSERVKK liATE.
Unlit unci Power Famine Causes IX
lay in Isnulng ruper.
GOOD ITER IS ASSURED
(Continued from page 1.)
being the cost of a transcript in the
case of L. J. Caviness vs the City of
La Grande over water right, and costs
In the Turner Oliver suit which went
to the supreme court
General Fund.
L. C. Smith, repairs
E. Monsell, labor
J. O. Mill, labor
La Grande Invest. Co., plat . . . .
Rose Harris, rent
Jury list
Morning Star, printing
J. A. Matott, street Supt
Court costs in Oliver , and
Caviness cases . .'
McMurrv, cord wood
Ija Grande Iron Wks
Hose Co. No. 1, salary
Light for December
J. V. Webb, wood
Burying dogs
Dray and dog license tags
Dr. G. L. Blggers, professional
services . .
Fire department
Golden Rule, mdse . . . ,
j. w, Walden
J. H. McLachlen ........ ' . . .
E. R. Carr
J. F. Baker,
D. E. Cox,
Recorder's docket .
Water Fund.
James Warnntaff, wood ......
It. D. Hamilton, wood
1.75
6.65
6.60
10.00
6.00
6.00
3.50
76.00
370.00
4.00
6.40
' 60.00
262.10
N.
"meat
-n filial
Safe
BEAUTIFUL SPRING WAISTS
ALL ADVANCE SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES
Now for sensations j ellZng-cou W come at a more appnpriaSe time, nor muldltbe
pebble under any circumstances to give belter tallies, TJere fcn'a greaf many, but
then ate all teau-to all fresh, peifec! garments and marked hr selling at ANWM. SU
PRICES. You will wait a long time befomyw see Iheh equal at the prices we hate
placed upon these. . ,
A Continuation of the Muslin Underwear Sale
The sfarrn of the hst fe w . weeks prevented mr Muslin Underwear from being dis
posed of as quickly as ft shoukl, for the values are among the best thh stole has ever
show, it Is all fresh, new, perfect merchandise at ANIMAL SALE PRICES.
15.75)
4.50
16.25
4.50
4.00
6.73
86.00
75.00
76.00
33.35
$,0.00
25.00
13.00
70.80
tonight as a result of the light fam
ine, that for a time gave evidence of
. . .. . IK .M.I. no uoll llll
day. The theaters will run tonight a! IMdenrelch. wood . . ., 2..00
usual, unless addltonal breaks occur
i
La Giandt:
IIU WALLA FLOOD
V riUfnad from page I.)
at 3 o'clock tonight.
Ttl flood situation, is grave offi
cials rm every road admit. Between
fU attla nd Everett on the Great
iu.u-th.rn thpr la a slide two miles
Ipng.
Iron Wks
C. Coalwell, wood ....
W, W. Beeson, pumping
AuutttMlnittlim Avertetf.
rn..untinl. Jan. 21. Another Jbn Allen, pumping
effort to assassinate the sultan was H. c. unman, mim
frustrated by a letter'addresaed to the F. Ferguson, repairing pump
conspirator falling Into the hands of taring tor nuw
Touiig Turks. The consplraty was to 1 - e-mun
overthrow the ruler, and Involves 30,- '' "'
000 reactionaries. The object was to J. v. ma, pounama.er ..
dissolve parliament and annul the con- Feed
stltutlon. The grand vizier and presi-
dent of the chamber of deputies was Stamps., expends, eu
also marked for death. A hundred I in i urn..
h.. h,m made. - .Collecting pou lax
I.oiuj Train Scroll. ;
Tacoma, Jan. 21. The longest sin
gle train service In the I'nlted States
will be inaugurated by the Great
Northern, which on June 1 will begin
operating through trains between Gal
veston. Texas, and Tacoma. according
to advices received here. The trains
will run via the Colorado Southern and
other lines controlled hy Hill, to Bill
ings and Great Falls. Mont., thence
over the msin line of the Great North
ern to Tacoma. .
11.85
14.00
11.20
66.25
100.00
20.00
5.00
60.00
6.12
6.80
5.80
An Embroidery Sale of Unusual Interest
5c and 7 1-2 a yard
An unusually laiye quantity which represents so ire oi the best qualities we have ever
shown at 1he pikes. The variety 0 patterns is quiSe extensive and the prices- averse
: about haliin fact it will be one of the biggest surprises you have seen when youlooh over
these splendid pieces oi high grade of embroidery, ... .., . ' ' .
SHEETS AND PILLOW SUPS
BOUBLE BED SHEETS 81x90 kZc HEMMED PILLOW CASES 45x36 9c each
tl I.... v., yW in fhic 1cj Affer an excellsr.i oooortunitv for voo to eroVSde for
I rir fii nr wrn immsh . -- . . m
present and future needs, as there is no likelihood of them bekq as lw again Ms yoar.
Hot a Section in the Entire House That Does Not
'Contribute Extraordinary Closing Sale Bargains
More Iriu-Uiquake.
.-.nn!!nrr)!e. Jan. "21. Earth
uaka In Smyrna today are believed
" i b more serious than Tuesday's. It
reported tht hundreds of house
were wrecked. Tlie people are fleeing
to th mountains. The shock contln-
tKvn Your Home Save llnt.
For a few days we can sell you a
neat 2-room house (no shack), 2
chli ken houses, woodshed, large chick
en park, large and small fruit, on south
Fourth street, for 3800; cash, bal
ance easy payments; lot Is 120x140.
Tills fcroncrty must he sold at once.
Se the Tan Duyn Realty Co. for fur
ther particulars. Both "phones.
Building sidewalk 10.40
Corey Ifcx-onu I'ntfosloiiul.
Chlcnso. Jan. 21. Chicago sport
followers wilt be given their meed of
Marathon racing, so popular in this
country since the Olympic games at
London lust summ r. tomorrow night.
The contestants will be Porando. th
Italian champion, and Albert L. Core,
the Chlcagoan Who as an amateur won
the last Illinois Athletic club race.
The runners will meet In the old Dex
ter park pavilion, Forty-third and Hal-
sted streets, more recently known .s
the International amphitheater. The
race will be over the full Marathon
distance of 26 miles and 385 yards on
a dirt trark. As these athletes wl'.l
meet for a money consideration, Co
rey will become a professional. It Is
said that If Corey were not confident
of having a good chance against thi
Italian he would not readily gl
his amateur standing.
. n twsinnr THEATRE
J k 17 im 8 D R. ECCLES. ProDrieto,
f flJI 1 1 mm B Leading Amusement House
NEWEST. MOTION PICTURES
Unexcelled Vaudeville
This Week Pictures Today
CLIFFORD CLIFFORD! ' Tl and His Sister.
King and Queen of Handcurfa.
Australian Trunk Mystery. Burning or Staumbaul.
Chincoe Yoke of Torture.
MexJ.n Stake of Torture. T Worm Will Turn.
3 Performances Nightly at 7:15. 8:15 and 9:15
MATINEES Wednesday and Saturday at 3 P. M.
CHANGE PROGJttM Monday, Wedfljsday and Friday
THE SCENIC
ON FANTAGES CIRCUIT.
SI A. CARBINEER,
Pa pricier od Jtanagcr.
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
LATEST MOVING PICTURES.
Kliauge vf rrogram Mondays,
WedMsOay and Fridays.
;euf Daily Observer 65c per Month
Merchant of Venice.
St. Morltz, Switzerland
Winter sports In the Alps.
Mr. Soaker, at the Seaside.
Lyndon & Wren, European
people.
Clever Clark, slack wire juggler.
U&tla prices aa usual.
Matlneea: 'Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoon at 1:30
Children under 15 years of
age le at matinee.
Craning prlcw: Adults. I5c;
children. lc.
The regular meeting of the Modern
Brotherhood of America will be held
this evening at Odd Fellow' halt
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