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have you been buying Clothes where the salesmen or the
dealer puts the coat on your back, gives a hitch here or a pull
there, passes your hand over your back and shoulders and says:
''What a beautiful fit." That's one way of selling clothes and one
way of buying them, but a far better way, according to our
method of thinking, is choosing a size suited to the customer and
giving him a coat to !ip on himself, a coat that sets perfectly the
moment he puts it on, whose collar sets close to the shoulders
and seems moulded to the form, a garment that drapes and fits as
only perfectly made clothes can. Clothes hold their shape.
If you have beer, wearing clotliei thai have been pulled into shape
with aflat iron, that will lose these good points after wearing
them a brief time, Profit by experience and let value enter into
your calculations.
No 11 WE
The Quality Store
The "Weldeman Great American
shows, gave their Initial performance
to a large crowd at the Lincoln base
ball park this afternoon. The street
parade took place at 1:30, after
which they proceeded to the park.
They have some first-class broncho
busters and Indian riders. Thev
give In their show a dramatic history
of the early days on the frontier,
which Is pleasing and Instructive.
Their "Custers Last Charge" was
very excellently performed and had
some rare good riders and marks
men participating. . They will give
another performance this evening at
8:30.
$2.00.
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Hand
Bags
ALL THE NEW STYLES.
We have a large line of new hand bags that we
are going to sell at one-half price and less. We
have displayed this line o'f bags on the big table in
our store, mid have markdd them "Your Choice lor
Two Dollars." - Whether or not you. need ciie lit
present, you ennnot aiiordto nuss this sale. Lwenty
or more difTertn kinds. Call and .see them.
$2.00. $2.00.
IILL'S DRUQ -JTOREj
LA GRANDE, OREGON j
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Sewing
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PASTIME THEATRE
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A. four act Comedy Drama
rrices N'tghts f.Oc; Matlaeo,
I All Scits 25 cents.
VIOLIN
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PIANO I
Instruction I
NOT THEBEST
Instructions and orders pertaining
to air brakes are being laid down to
every employee of the O. R. & N.,
from the division foreman down to
the newest man on the road, and It
is said thatt before the I. C. S. in
struction, car leaves La Grande, the
employes will be far more proficient
in their duties than they ever could
be without the Instructions. It is
also said that the air brake equip
ment Is bad on the mountain system
and that it will have to be brought
up to a higher standard at once.
Every day the instructors take their
students through courses and the lec
tures delivered are postively 'excel
lent. The men who are In charge of
car are polite, know their business,
but are extremely firm and when
they order things done, the Insist on
obedience. In the matter of equip
ment, improvements will be the order
of the day.
I AM SHOWING THE LARGEST
VARIETY AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF SEEDS EVER EXHIBIT
ED IN UNION COUNTT. AND I
KNOW THESE ARE THE PRODUCT
OF REPUTABLE SEED GROWERS;
AND I ALSO KNOW MY. PRICES
ARE AS LOW AS IT IS CONSIST
ENT TO SELL FRESH. .RELIABLE
STOCK.
Alfalfa, Red and Alsike
Glover, Timothy
and all Kinds of Garden Seed and
Lawn Grasses
A. V. OLIVER
THE
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THE BEST PLACE
Without a doubt the 1
get all kinds of vegete
berries, cherries, . orang
and lemons, is at the Geddes .
they have the best and the freshest;
and should you want nice crisp sweet
or sour pickles, just call them up;
and don't forget that 23c coffee, it
takes the place of your 40c coffee.
Just in a shipment of Swifts ham and
bacou.
J ALBERT hEMNEDY.
Phone Red 782..
supplies
use In All M-ikos c Sewlnj Mchlne.
narcm
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Srvy Needle
Threader
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it tiirtMnU an Dooiiii'iiwitovcn In the dark. Z
Mt vaumliu- of all U;ulum'DlH. J
Furniture
W. H. B0HNENKAMP Co.
: The Little Shop I
' Main St.
Stamping or all kinds, luclud
: ing shirt waists & Center pieces,
done, embroidery lessons- given.
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t Orders taken and lessous given
! ; In Ht. nrtllng. Full line of em-,
I " broiderv materials
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Bl SSKY S IlAtH LIXK.
B of service, Day nJ
Night. Hack furnished for
funerals and private parties.
BaRKage transferred Day and
Night and Sundays. '
. Stand at Pant's Clar Store.
'Phone Red 241 4
Night 'Phone Main SB.
Voi4t la tin? round houso and shops
had hirroysd at such a rate that they
found ' working nine hours per day
would not nuH't tlio demands and so
were i t.inpi Hod to put on new men.
Two new machinists wc-.ie added to
the luaihinist force and other men
ara belli put on very rapidly All
departments of the service are taxed
to capacity to handle the business.
.NEW WIRE SM.
Hiiiitinuton (0 Tortluud TiIurii)i
WJre.In' Xenr Future.
GEDDES B
PHONE
MAIN ho
The local telegraph office is lieinf?
supplied' with a new switch board.
This is to accommodate the new wire
that will be soon 'In working order
between Huntington and Portland.
Observer 65c per Month
.SENI I5 V( h PK0( EE11N(;S.
! In Our New
i Building
Every Detail In Tontu'ctton Willi
.. Election h Compiled Toduy.
AH proceedings U conneetiini with
the .city election wherein the new
charter vt adopted, hie being pre
pared by City Attorney Haker and
City Recorder Cox aud will go back
i today. r
The bend buyers wsn evety detail
In this ccnnectlon and the volume
will be a larse one when it leaves
tonight for the east.
I LOST.
i About June 7, black seal pocket
book about 6 by 4 inches in size,, with
name, Dr. Otis Akin. Portland. Ore
gon. Inside, contained a note, tnonev
and several other things. Generous
Ready for business but
too busy to write ad- f
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your eye on this space.
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reward upon return of some to Dr.
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