La Grande evening observer., June 09, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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and In 10 days you wU be a normal, w ell-formed prison again. Don't ca
around your ugly bulk, your ungainly superfluous i8h. It make y0
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Summer Fixings From Head to Foot
at the Headquarters for stylish Clothes
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PROGRAM t
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YOU WAST TO BE rilOYIDEO
WITH ETEBY NEEDFUL ARTICLE
I'fcUTAIXIXG TO PERSONAL CO.tf.
FORT AND DRESS IF 1017 ARE
PLANS1XG ANY KII OF A TRIP.
SUPPOSE TOC BEGIN WITH OXE OF
OUR SUITS, WHICH ARE IDEAL
FOR TRAVELING. IF NECESSARY
YOU CAN COMPLETE THE BUYIXU
OF ESVERY ARTICLE TO CORRE
SPOND AND SAVE MONEY WHILE
YOU SECURE THE BEST IN QUAL.
, 1TY, MATERIAL AND WORKMAN
I SHIP.
vve mention a icw ui uie i tenia .
X for which this store is the ack
nowledged leader.
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Alfred Benjamin & Co. suits ........
, ... .... ...... ..... . .'. . . fc!0 to $40
Sincerity suits .......... $12 to $25
Fancy hosiery ...,..,.. .. 25c to BOc
Oxfords, tan of black, lace or button.
Cravats, In all colors and correct
shapes. .." y .
Negligee shirts .......... 50c to$I.OO
Straw and Panama hats . .50c to $S.0
B. V. D. and Poros knit underwear. . .
....1. .................. $1.00 itiit
Cooper underwear . ... . . $1J0 to $2.50
Dr. Demlel linen underwear $0.50 suit
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I Carry one of the Largest Stocks of
New and Secorid-liand
: Below we give the program of the
Sacred Heart Academy commencement
which is to be held tomorrow. t Judg
ing from the program there fa a great
treat in store for those who attend
the exercises.
i. Program. ..'
Address . . . ... ..... . . Walter R. Clancy
Aye Maria, "Vocal Soloist,", Miss E.
Foley, accompanist, Miss R. Bush.
Friday March, "Instrumental Trio."
Misses M. Hempe, L. Newlin, L.
Dunn. G. Dray, P. Clancy, L O'Con
nelL ' .,. . . , ; :, - -
"The Trials of May Brooks." - A
ilrAnm in thren acta. -
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Mrs. Stillinghast, A rich widow, Miss
E. Beecher. .
May Brooks, nelces,, .'. ; Miss A. Wade
Helen Stillinghast,' nelces, Miss B.
Rhodes. . ,"-';',.'.
Mrs. Jenrold, friend of Mrs. Stilling
hast, , , , . . , ..... .Miss B, Snodgrass
Dinah, A poor Degress, Miss B. Alford
Topsy. her grandchild. Miss M. Fitz
gerald. . .. -Mrs.
Tabb, A shopkeeper, Miss L. Volp
''Come Back to Erin,", piano, Miss R.
Bush. (' ' ' ' :- ;.-
Violin ..............Mies M. Douglas
"Lead Kindly Light," Pantonine, Six
teen young ladies.
"Nightingale Zepyyr," Instrumental,
Miss R. Bush. ' '
"Galop de Concent." Duett, Misses M.
i lieauaoir, u. r erguson.
"Old Black Joe" Massas In de Cold
Ground", Pantomlne, Junfor Orches-
tra. . ' 1 ; r .
"Danse Ecossais," Trio double, Misses
M. Hempe, L. Newlin, E." Peare, G.
Volp, C. Wheatley. t :,
"Galop de Suplliclo," Instrumental
Trio double, Misses M. Beaudoin, A.
Wade, G. Ferguson, E, Beecher, L.
Volp. - - V'-' . '
'Valedictory," . . , .... . .Miss J. Gavin
"Farewell Song" Vocal Class, accom
panist ... . . .M133 J, Gavin j
Conferring , of Graduating and Class
. honors by Rt. Rev, C. J. O'Reilly, D,
D.
Address by hl Lorcfshin,
Household Furnishings
To be found in the country.
You canno afford to overlook my stock when in need of
an thing. In my second hand department you may find
lust what you are looking for and if so you will always
obtain a bargain. Right now, I have several exceptional
good oft erings in Cook Stoves, a $65 Saddle for $20
good as new at attractive or ces.
itonltiJw Watg Glassware, Carpets, Rugs, Iron Beds, Dining Tables;
Rocking Chairs, Mattresses and a thousand and one things that must be seen to be ao
preciated. Always make it a ruleto visit my store and keep in touch with Jhe bargains
that are coming in and going out daily. , '
Cha$. L. England
. ine nouse of bargains
E33EX3EB5KEX
I; DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY !
For Best quality olJDRY chain wood call on
V. E. BEAN :
Biggeatiloads fcrleast money
PrtONE P.74l
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Instruction
J. ALBERT hNIIEDYf
Phone Red 782.
. Prlae List Complete.
In addition to the list of prizes an
nounced in the Observer a few days
ago, ribbons will be awarded to the
best horses In several other classes;
namely, Clydesdales, Percherons 9nd
Belgians. Ribbons will be given to the
best In one, two and three year old
stallions, one. two and three year old
mares, and suckling colts.
Championship prizes will be awad
ed to the pick of the prize winners In
the different classes. . ;
SPORTS COMMITTEE.
Meet Tonight at 730 In The Commer
clal Clnb Rooms.
lonight at the Commercial tlub
rooms at 7:30, tho sports committee
of the celebration will meet with
Chairman Peare and' get the program
for the sports in as good shape as is
possible at this time. In regard to the
hose cart races, Mr. Peare is now in
communication with Enterprise, Jo
seph and Wallowa and will try to ,jot
the companies from the Wallowa
towns to come to La Grande on Sat-
While but few events are definitely
settled upon, there will be all kinds
of races and different athletic con
tests, and perhaps something more ex
citing, such as a trial of skill am fin i?
the riders of Eastern Oregon in steer
roping and tying. It Is probable that
toe committee will be able to announce
nearly the complete list of events tomorrow.
WANTED Experienced woman to do
general housework. Mrs. Press
Lewis, phone red 1141. (6-8-H)
KOTICE.
I have a few sacks of fancy Colorado
seed potatoes which I will let out on
the shares. 'Phone Black' 481 quick!
(6-7-60 O. D. NEILL.
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Mrs. Douglas goes to Baker City
this evening to be with her husband
during the summer. Mr, Douglas bas
the contract for the construction of a
large flouring mill ther. - " -
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YOUR M0IMEY BACK IE IT FAILS
AXTl-CORPC Is absolutely the greatest discovery in mealclne '. .
ducing fat. It Is made In the form -.- little tablet out of Vegetable mat.
ter and is easy and pleasant to take. It la endorsed by every' reputable
siclan and College of Medicine. Ask our doctor.
ANTI-CORPU Is, ibeolutely liarmlesa. The formula used In, making ihu
preparation in on file In the Bureau o,f Chemistry In Washington, which i
proof that It Is PURE and HARMLESS. " !
AXTI-CORPU reduces FAT 3 to 5 pounds a week. It reduces doubl
chin, fat hips and flabby cheeks. No wrinkles result horn this rtfducUon,
or it makes the skin cJoae-fitttng and smooth. ,' '
' ANTI-CORPV af engthens weak heart, cures valpltationa, short bresth,
and acts like magic In muscular rheumatism and gout . .
rKICS 1.00 per. bottle. Money back lr It don't do all we claim. H
your druggist does not keep it, show him this advertisement and make hla
get it for you, or you can send for tt DIRECT t M?i I? fay postage n4
tend In plain wrapper. '-; v,-... 'V. .V : ',7"'
9U mis- IIV EVERY BOTTTiE.
We will tend you aaample of this wondciful fat-reduclni
remedy on receipt of ten cents to pay for postage sn
packing. The sampl Itself may be sufficient to reductln
desired weight Mention this paper, peek 4. ' " I
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represents the highesftype of ready to wear
apparel America produces. The fabric, the
linings, the tailoring and the fitting Qualities
are best appreciated when critically , compared
with the clothes of any other maker. The
man, who is painstaking in the selection of his
clothes-who recognizes the real worth of a .
well made garment with which is combined
the best features of present day. fashion is the
man whose attention we seek. Gollegian
clothes for Spring are now being shown by
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