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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1909)
FACE EIGHT. ETEMtG 0 sSFFTfTf. 1 GRVtF. OTirr.OX. FRIDAY, JU.XE 11, 1909. EIC3T PICES. t - f I. , t . I , ' ' "" " ' " , : ' ' " ' ' - : t CORRECT CLOTHES FOR YOUR OUTING Summer Fixings From Head to Foot at the Headquarters for stylish Clothes BASEBALL 0!i SUNDAY YOU WANT TO BE PROlDEJ WITH EVERY NEEDFUL ARTICLE PERTAINING TO PERSONAL COX FORT AND DRESS IF YOU ARE PLANNING ANY KIND OF A TRIP. SUPPOSE TOO BEGIN WITH ONE OF OUR SLITS, WHICH ARE IDEAL FOR TRAVELING. IF NECESSARY YOU CAN COMPLETE THE BUYING OF ESYERY ARTICLE TO CORRE SPOND AND SATE MONEY WHILE YOU SECURE THE BEST IN QUAL ITY, MATERIAL AND WORKMAN. SHIP. We mention a few of the items for which this store is the ack nowledged leader. - - Alfred Benjamin & Co. Bulta ....... $20 to $10- Slncerlty suits .......... $ 12 to $25 Fancy hosiery ............ 25c to 50c Oxfords, tan or black, lace or button. Cravats, In all colors and correct shapes. . . , Negligee shirts 50c to$l.OO Straw and Panama hats .,50c to $8.00 B. V. D. and Poros knit underwear... , ......................... $1.00 suit Cooper underwear . $1J0 to $20 Dr. Deinlel linen underwear $6J0 suit The Quality Store ft ' i sV & . ; ' Smcerttv Clothei CoT-vri-ht New I Cat ry one of the Largest Stocks of -Hand and Second House To be found in the country. You cannot afford to overlook mv sfork when in n&ori nf ! t . IIUVU tI anything. In my second hand department you may find ttist what vnn aro InnLinn :t ' .. .1 ...ii i uiw ivwnniy iuf diiu ii bu yuu Will 3lW3yS obtain a bargain. Right now, I have several exceptional good offerings, in Cook Stoves, a $65 Saddle for $20. LAwn M9EeJLnw new at attractive pr ces. Granite Iron Ware, Crockery and Glassware, Carpets, Rugs, Iron Beds, Dining Tables, Rocking Chans, Mattresses and a thousand and one things that must be seen to be ap preciated. Always make it a rule to visit my store and keep in touch with the bargains rhat are coming in and going out daily. Chas. L. England I he house of Bargains 'A great game is promised the fans here. next Sunday when the Clerks and the Band BoyS cross bats at Lincoln Park. The boys ,of both teams are putting in all of their spare time whipping themselves into shape and the outlook for the fastest amateur game of the season is very bright. The proceeds of the game will go for the benefit of the band and every public spirited person who loves, the game should be In' attendance to cheer their favorite team to victory. Music will be furnished by the band. Jay Van Buren has consented to umpire the game after securing the promise of each member of the two teams that no violence will be-committed. An admission of 25c for adults and' 10c for children will be charged. Grand stand free. Game will be called at 2:30 sharp! Be a booster! Attend the game. . ' . , "' CAKI) OF THANKS. We the' undersigned wish to thank 1 ixiu) U ieuus, especially the kind neighbors of Kamela, who so kindltf assisted us In our late bereavement the death of our dear son and broth er. . ; Mr and Mrs. J. A. Graybeal. and children. BOOTLEGGER RELEASED DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY For Best quality 01JDRY chain wood call on V. f. BEAN Big:gestloads for least money PH0NEIREDD74I 1 VIOLIN and ' . PIANO Instruction J. ALBERT KENNEDY. Phono Red 781 iui una la jHit. 119 aeciarei ths .-WWW I be wm oaly for hToWW A man who gave his name as O Jacobs and his home as Lostine as arrested by Officer Black last ev ning about dark charged with boot egging. Jacobs arrived from Bakp- - ity yesterday morning and took -j rom at the Blue Mduntaln hotel. Th mdlady bf the. house noticed that h cted very queerly and reported hln J the-offlcers. Black watched hin ntil late, and though lie noticed th ianB queer actions, he saw no reas n why he should make an arrest. Ir, he afternoon a Mr. Hiatt reported 3 the officer that he had been drug ed, and described Jacobs as the mar ho gave him the doped whiskey. Tht Ulcer then went to the Blue Mountain louse where he found aged in mixing several Ingredients le was taken to the city jail and cked up. It has Blnce devloned that Thrls Simpson and Dan Rogers were .lso drugged In the afternoon. Slmn- on states that he will testify that he vas drugged but Is not sure that the nan Jacobs waa the man who gave iim dope. , He says that he took two Irlnks of near beer with him knd Immediately afterwards felt the ef fect of, the drug Dan Rogers could aot be found up to late hour-this af ternoon. It is said by Hiatt that the fellow who. gave him . drugged booze went through his clothing In a search for valuables, but found . none. He re fuses to promise to testify against Jacobs, who when arrested last even ing , had with, him two pint bottles, two half pints, and a quart of whis key, besides some kind of drug in a Llquodlclde. bottle. This morning at an early hour Of ficer Black went, to the man's room at til Slue Mountain House and secured Ms "grip. . It contained cooking uten sils.' a sack of chlttim bark, a sack of 'emons, some coffee and a bottle of earbolic acid. Jacobs says that he came down from Baker " City yesterday and brouEht the whiskey with him for his own use. He also says that he never sold nor gave away any whiskey yesterday and that he was weakening the stuff when arrested. He says that he took two drinks of his own whiskey yesterday in one or the Joints on Jefferson av enue and that he never had a drink at any time with any of the men al leged to have been drugged. After Investigation of the evidence which they could obtain against Jac obs, and finding that It would not con vict, the officers released him this af ternoon.. Jacobs says that he has lived In Wallowa county for 31 veara. ! has been square and aboveboart in 1 In all his dealings, and has never be fore been in Jail. He declares that the FAT FOLKS ONE DOLLAR .Invested in a bottle of thee wonderful, harmlos fat-redurin and In 30 days you will be a normal, w ell-formed prr.on again n .k9 .... Jon t . arouna your ugiy ouik, your ungainly uperfluou :h. n makes erable ridiculous and what Is more important, it . ijects you to Utli ' quenc3, sudden death from fatty degeneration, heart disease, kldne C0B8 ble. apoplexy and muscular rheumatism all come. from OVER.rAtr'tt" m ANThCORPtf j . -, I ... -..t.-.-.O . . I r":Mh h dm Thousands of Testimonials from Grate ful People Prove This YOUR MONEY BACK IF IT PAILS - AXTI-tORPU Is Bhaolutfilv tht, irontoat AUm-onrv Uucing fat. 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V prW We will send you asample of this wondciful fat-redudni 111 remedy 0n receipt of ten 'cents to pay for postage and I f I I J packing.. The sampl itself may be sufficient to reduce th , desired weight Mention this paper. Desk 4. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO. WESTI25th STREET NEW YORK ,N Y. Observer Want Ads Pay Colleg ian Cofhes represents the highestjtype 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 noy being shown by ; mmers. The Outfitters h :'1 V .
