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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1909)
r near pages. wim t o sr.BTxk. la ritdz. orecmw. wedxesdat, jttt 11, imj. ACS EIGHT. T nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrirlr,r, D OUR ANNUAL SUMMER THING SPRICED LOW TO INSURE . SPEEDIER DISPOSAL. IID-S D D u n u a n una SALE LASTS FROM WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, TO SATURDAY, JULY 24 ? 4SUMMER SALE IS AN ' ' EVENT ' ' WITH US A DESIRE TO CLOSE OUT SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE FOR YOU A CHANCE TO SAVE A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT ON NECESSITIES THAT WILL STAND YOU IN GOOD SERVICE FOR THE REST 0 FTHE WARM SEASON AND BE READY FOR A FULL SEASON'S WEAR NEXT YEAR. YOU CAN'T FAIL TO REALIZE THE EXCEPTIONAL BAR GAINS IN READING OVER THE LIST, EVEN CASUALLY. THE QUALITY IS IN THEM-THAT'S THE PRINCIPAL CONSIDERATION AND THE REDUCED PRICE IS ON THEM, WHICH MAKES A COMBINATION THAT CERTAIINLY OUGHT TO PROVE ATTRACTIVE. Reductions on the Following Lines Of Merchandise Men's Suits, values to $14.00, Sale price . . . . . . ... .$165 Men's Suiis, values to $18.00, Sale price. $9.00 Alfred Benjamin Clithing . . .... 25 Per Cent Off Sincerity Clothing 25 Per Cent Off .Men's Work Pants One Half Frico. Men's Dress Pants 25 Per Cent Off Boy's Suits . . 25 Per Cent Off Men's and Boy's Overcoats ': 25 Per Cent Off liaaies C5uns ctiiu Croats . 25 Per Cent, Off Ladies Silk Dresses 25 Per Cent Off Ladies Lingerie Dresses ...... 25 Per Cent Off "Shirt Waists Reduced 10 Per Cent to 50 Pr Cent Lawns and Sumer Goods 25 Per Cent Off Gingham Values 12 1-2 cent, Sale . . . gc Misses and Children's Dresses . . . .' .'.One Half Price Ladies, Misses and Children's Parasols 20 P:- Cent Off All Trimmed Hats 0nf, Half Price Bargains in Men's, Boy's, Ladies' and Misses' Shoes Men's Oxfords, short lines, values to $4.00 Sale price $2.85 Men's shoes broken lines, values to $5.00, Sale price . . $1.85 Boy's Shoes, broken lines, values to $3.00 Sale price $1.25 Youth's Shoes, broken lines, values to $2.50, Sale priice. . . . . ... ".$1.15 Men's Slippers, broken lines, values to $2.75, Sale p?ce . . . . ... . . .$1.00 Men's Canvas Shoes at Reduced Prices. Ladies Oxfords, broken lines, values to $4.00, Sale Price.. $3.15 Ladies Oxfords, broken lines, values to $2.50, Sale Price ..... .$1.95 Misses Oxfords, values to $2.50, Sale Price $1 95 Misses Oxfords, values to $2.00, Sale Price $145 Children's Oxfords, values to $1.75, Sale price .$L40 Misses and Children's Slippers, reduced to 80c "White, Pink, Blue Canvas Oxfords reduced to . $1.00 3NJ. Iv. WEST. D n D D D a a a a a a G3 D nnaannaaaaDannDanannananann QnaonononnanoDnnoonoo Remnants of all Paper 5c a Roll and up Now is the time to patch up. W. H. B0HNENKAMP Co We are la position to furnish you verythlng In the way of shoe Jlndluga. r 1 Miller's shoe trees, men andladles $1.25 per pr. Fisher's bunnon protectors , 60c per pr. Arrowsmlth arch supports 2JiO per pr. Tan and black lacer ribbon per yard ..25c Polishes for all styles of leather, also exclusive agents for the celebrated 0nj" Une of hosiery. Wt will be pleased at all times to have you Inspect our stock. ' t Smith & Greene, EEF1IRINQ DONE. SHOE MEN. DEPOT STREET id ME BOUND OVER TO THE (lli(Ull I King Rowe was this morning bound over to appear before the circuit court on charges of assault and bat tery when Justice of the Pease Angus Stewart rendered a decision on the hearing held yesterday afternoon and evening when Rowe was on trial for assaulting Claire Crossen in the streets of La Grande a few weeks ago. The defense maintained that the terrible gash in Clau&sen's head was Inflicted by his falling on a sharp rock, but state witnesses, including, said in testimony that the gash was created by a weapon of some sort. The skull was laid bare and after the assault Crossen bled profusely at the mouth, ears and 'nose. Whoever or whatever did the act, came near end ing Crossen's career. Evidence was lacking ysterday, but on such as was produced, the court held the defend ant over to the district court. The act was committed on June 26, and after several days, Rowe was arrested in Payette charged with the assault. Rowe hopes to get bonds for J500 this evening but now is in the cus tody of the officers. He gained bondsmen last evening and was at liberty during the night, only to be Incarcerated when the final decision was given today. REBEKAHS fflSM DAILY OBSERVER 65c a Month Installation of the officers of the Crystal Rebekah Lodge No. 60 occur red last Tusday evening. The Dis trict Department President. Mrs. W. A. Worstell bfing 111. Mrs. Addie Grant, ably assisted by Mrs. Mary A. Fraker, Mrs. Emma Harding, Miss Ada Fowler, Mrs. Catherine Cates and Mrs. Mollle Suck, Installed the following officers for the coming year: Mrs. Tillle Cox. .Noble Grand; Mrs. Catherine Cates, Chaplain; Mrs. Etta Haynes. Treasurer; Miss Anna Alex ander. Recording Secretary; Mrs. Ad die Grant R. S. N. G.: Mrs. J. N. Chapman, I S. N. G.; Mrs. Mollle Buck. Conductor; Mia. Laura Stiles, Warden; Mrs. Mlnta FtUgerald, In side Guardian; Mrs. LeBter Chapman, Outside Guardian. The Vice-Grand eluct being ill, she and her. supporters will be Installed next Tuesday evening. Light refreshments were- served and a social hour was enjoyed. RECORD IN HIGH COURT E-BU-SA THE ONLY LAWFUL PILE CUBE. Because It does not contain narcotics, mercury, cocaine, lead or ant poisonous drugs. Because E-EU-SA cure. piles! u. & Dispensatory recommends every Ingredient of E.BU-8A. Drug laws make "falsVor misleading statements" a crime. Therefore the sale of all old or " cotlc pile medicines Is Illegal because they effect the brain sad sSnal marrow: produce constipation and nerer cure. Only druggists of highest standing sell and endorse E-BU-8A. SILYEBTHOBK'S PA Mil.. I DKUfi! fcEF. Daily Observer 65c per Aonth La Grande School Of Music The only School of Music like it in the state teaching young ana new students as well as the older ones The very LATEST METHODS USED The Conservatory of Music of Boston is the best in the country We teach as they do. E. PORTER DAY, MISS DAY, Principal Primary Teacher Attorney Eugene Ashwill has a record that seldom falls to the lot oi an attorney. He has had seTen cases before the Supreme Court of this State and has been successful In each instance. a He prepared the brief in th Just decided Tuesday regarding the vacation or the county road, which ef fects the yards of the George Palmer Lumber company. New Inlaid Combs and Baretts Also Sale on Japanese Ware E. M. WELLMM & CO. ADAMS AVENUE 'M''eS;SS;eM;sM
