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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1909)
,...v.."'i...-Hrt: i I I PAGE EIGHT. UTEXHO O BSEItVFK. LA r.lUXDE, OnEGOX, FK.OAV. MA1KI1 1, 1009. EIGHT PAGES. Im Exposition of the Real Fas- Ihions in Women's spring Suits j "2 R K. V EST has long been acknowledged as La Grande s S '.foremost store for Ls dies' Suits. Hundreds of women 2 look to this store wi h positive confidence for the proper 1 styles in Spring Suits. Rely always upon the decision 2 of West's as to "What is Correct" The exposition in the ladies' suit department is a summary of the best of new 2 styles in tailored wear of practical elegance. Don't fail to see our new three- piece suits, something very new and ' nobby. 1 Spring's Most Impressive Show of 1 Millinery It is hard to appreciate how great the variety of styles to be found here unless you make investigation. There 2 are dozens of distinct styles in new hats being, shown every day. Each day turns a new page of the spring fashion book at West's. Each day has added to the completeness and beauty of the collection of n&. Millinery and at the same time the moderate prices are not easily to be equalled. Style 9' xinn O LI LI M Mf THE QUALITY STORE Ing." The following H the program: Selection, L. H. S. orchestra. DebateAffirmative: Lowell Wil liamson and Ethel eKrns; negative, Itoy Behofleld and Hoy nice. Selection, L. H. S. quartet Vocal nolo, nay Williams. Critic's report, Prof. O. M. Mlckel- son. Id MISTAKES GltOOKHY STOKES NOT . UNDER "LID'S". DAX. Mayor Law of fnlon, Explains Recent- ly Adopted Lid Ordinance Asks for Correction of Wrong Impressions. Union, Ore., March 19. (To the Editor, La Grande Observer.) I no tice In your Issue of March 17, some statements regarding the "lid on at Union," which are not true and wish you to correct the same. The lid, as you call. It, prohibits the sale of In toxicating or malt liquors of any kind, prohibits persons under 21 from en tering or patronizing any cigar and tobacco store, or pool and billiard parlor, and makes no reference to gro cery stores in this prohibitive section. It closes everything on Sunday except as noted by you, bit does not prohibit ball games. All the councilmen were elected on the reform ticket as well as myself and were expected to make these reforms, and I am glad to say that two-thirds of the council stand pat on pausing these ordinances and will do the same when It comes to en forcing the same. I trust you will make these corrections and I will al ways be glad to put your right on mat ten of tills kind. Sincerely yours, C. H. LAW. ains in Furniture Baroains that will'appeal to your udgement, We have iust recieveda caiload of goods that went througn a ure. ioiens w "i,hb " b,i "' kal examination is invited. Besides this carload we have bargains in second hand goods We can only quote you a few prices, but we know if you call the values will speak for themselves. RUGS t t z WST 50 PER CENT Solid onk bedroom suite, regu lar value 60; our price $23.00 CENTER TABLES .IMvuiiiu ioi initial ''i " from 75 0-00 GARDEN HOSE 60-foot lengths . ' New Goods. . . BARGAINS in LOUNGES Itamaged o 'slightly you would never detect It. $15 and $20 values fur only., tii and $1 SPECIAL BARGAINS No. 8 Cook Stove Springs. .Job lot ' -Carpet paper, per roll 7Tm' C'ouk Stove, Bond order ....$11 9x12 $ 1 Uoautles for 1 UNOLtUM - . We are selling the regular S5c goods for 0.-H! DINING CHAIRS A strong lino, with wide range of prices. "5c to $2.50. ' CARPET Splendid alue, per yard. . . 25c MATTING Pretty designs for 30 30V, 3.t MATTRESSES Our range of prices, coupled with our bargain marking, will Interest you. ,$2, fil.j", i, . NEW TENTS 8x10, 8-oz ..$ 8x10, 10-oz $10 9x12, 8-oz $11 12x14, 10-oz ...$ll ROCKERS Large line to select from; a net saving fo 12 on eevry chair. WASHING MACHINES Let us show you what $6.00 will buy here. Everything marked in plain figures. Large stock of new and second hand goods Ch atlss Lo England ' (OMMITTEE AIMKED 1.JB, Crand.-'w committee In the Lin coln National Km mi assort. m in. been named by Miiyor M. K. H.ill. Home time ago The Whserver ami. "me ed the plans to be pursued to bring .about a national memorial to Abraham Xdneoln. Committer have been p- -olnted In eevry city that look aftei Ah" collection of small amounts, giving Moelpts In the shape ofjn"ibeih'n! for donations of cents or even less. The committee chosen by Mayor Hall Includes the arious lodges und or K:Hh:ations of Lii t?randc, and will meet In the near future to devise ways and mean. Literature and suRpestions have artivod from the national execu tive committee and will be used in furtherance of plans here. The committee onsl.s!s of Mrs. -. Sei :. lii'livei: M.-sdnmes I ! K;t.l!ier i mi Klien C'rO. .: M.-.-wrs. Oavid Hay, T. H. Crawford, '"..-v. S. W. seemann. Attorney V. M. K uns. y. lr. A. I. Ulcli.-irdson, Dlvis l.m Foreman J. 11 Watson. I H. Uus sell. J. M Uerry. William Miller. Uev. Father Whyte. 1. W. Faulk, O. F. fnoli.lge. F. K. Holm and William Ash. The caue Is a mot worthy one. and The Ohrv'r will publish additional facts throwing more light on the j plans of the association, from time to time. A notable feature about the local committee Is that the names will be engraven on the permanent records at the Farm association's headquarters. L. 11. S. riHK.UAM. Seventh Day AdvcntLsts. An enthusiastic audience greeted Elder Hird last night as he spoke from the words of Paul recorded in Eph 4:7. Emphasis was placed on the words "every one of us," showing that the grace of God Is for the individual and that we are saved as such. The great love of God for each one, shown In the gift of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, (God's sacrifice), was vividly portrayed. Alno the love of Christ in giving up all and Identifying Himself with man that he might bring him up out of sin and degradation and make him fit to dwell with Himself and hPHVenlv helnt thrr,i;ri"t CtCm'.ty. This evening Elder Bird will take up some of the symbolic prophecies which cannot fall to be of Interest, and those who avail themselves of the op portunlty to attend these meetings will surely be well repaid. . All are Invited to the meetings ev ery evening in the Noble building on Adams avenue. A MEMBER. ). W. SCRIBER mum J. J. Carr has purchased the J. W. Scriber home, corner Washington and Fourth street, from Frank Phy, trus tee In bankruptcy, for J. W. Scriber. The property was advertised some time ago, but all bids were rejected on ac count of the unsatisfactory amounts offered. The trustee held the property to be worth $5000, and that sum was paid by Mr. Carr. The deal was consum mated this morning. i Ji i i J i J i $20. Meadow Brook Water ; Will Raise as Much as Others at $60. or More A Free Perpetual Right will Raise as ...... .. Much as tither 5 Forty Acre Trarfs in the Cove District, the best of orchard land, at $iOO.QO per acre, with perpetual water right Free is a proposition you can't afford to overlook. The weather is fine, why not look it over. Terms can be arranged. : WHEAT LAND 400 acres of wheat land with 320 acres in crop is a farm you can step onto without losing a year. It yields about 30 bushels to the acre, and the price is $55. per acre. There is plenty of water, on the place, ar.d is improved. See this at once. The VA N DUYN RE A LTY Co. i DEPOT STREET Daily Observer,, 65c per Month l ; . - DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY , For Best quality oi DRY chain wood call on V. E. BEAN Biggest loads for least money PriOiVE RED 1741 A GOOD RrXORD We have conducted a laundry business in ' La Grande fcr many years. There must be a reason. A trial order will explain the mystery. A. B C , Laundry PHONE MAIN 7 a O.'hwe (jueMiitn: "U.'xdutl, Thai Im t. ramie Miould Have Xew lluilil-lii-. The general Interest In the literary work is the best for several years In jthe La Grande high school. This af jternoon a most Interesting program .was rendered and much Interest was created over the debate on the ques tion, which was, "Resolved. That La Grande should have a new Ulgh bulld- Wlllaiinnte lUJ .Inly 20. Salem. March 19. Willamette val i( lrtctu.ilng" Albany. Eugene and Corvallls. wns notified that July 20 had been sot aside for them at the Seattle exposition. The Salem board of trade is preparing for a big demonstration. Sovcnht Iay Advrntists. Sunday school tomorrow at 11; preaching services at 12, also In the evening, and Elder Bird will conduct services Sunday evening In the Noble building on Adams avenue. GEORGE PALMER, President W. H. BRENHOLTS' Ass't Cashier F. J. HOLMES, Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS. 2d Ass't Cashier F. L MEYERS Cashier ' . La Grande National Bank Of La Grande, Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY DIRECTORS J. M. Berry J. D. Matheson F. J. Holmes F. M. Brykit C. C Pennington F. L. Meyers Geo. L' Cleaver W. L. Brenholts George Palmar I 1 I if i I J i III 1 Li V (V 17 C Th9 School th BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STHMT PORTLAND. OREGON WRITE FOR CATALOG at Placet You in a Good Fotxtvon 'V i u -5