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As specialists in wearing
appearil we owe .it. to our
customers to point out the
weakness and defects in the
average run of clothing eith
er custom made or ready
made. Most of it is haped
with the "hot iron," for any
garment may be doctered up
this way to sell. You prob
ably have worn coats that be
gan to loose their shape only
a few days after you have
bought them. Usually the
trouble is that you can't see
the inside of the coat the
mit?ri?.l workmanship.
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The clothes We sell give satisfaction.
because they are as well made as possible at a s ivcu price and you will find
by wearinsr them that thev will hold their shape until worn out.
At this store you will find every cor- rect stvle that is worth while and
garment for garment you will find them cheaper than other lines equal ly well
known, besides you will tret extra value in shape insurance and work
manship.
THE QUALI TY STORE.
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An additional couple of Pullman
cars hare been secured for the spec
ial train which is to carry the Taber
nacle choir on its trip to Seattle. To
date nearly 100 applications for berths
have been turned in to the secretary.
George C. Smith, at the presiding blah-
op's office, this week.
Arrangements have been made with
the Oregon Short Line and the North
ern Pacific to make the tickets good
for 30 days to such aa do not wish to
return with the choir which under
present arrangements will leave Se
attle after the steamer trip on Sun
day, August 29, for home. Any of the
members of the choir or their friends
who accompany them on the special
may return via San Francisco, pro
viding arrangements are made with
the railroad company prior to the
special train leaving Salt Lake for the
northwest. The railroads have con
ceded this upon the payment of $23
in' addition. These two points make
the trip more popular than ever and
It Is safe to say that the secretary will
at the last have to refuse the tardy
ones who failed to get their reserva
tions during the coming next 10 days.
The 'special train will pull out of
Salt Lake Saturday, August 21, at 8
p. m., from the Oregon Short Line de
pot and will arrive at Boise about 9:30
the next morning. Here a stop will
be made and the excursionists will
take in the sights prior to the sacred
concert at the Pinney theatre In the
evening. Desert News, (Salt Lake.)
Your ant is placed before a thousand or more 'wait-seeker
tvery day Can you afford to spend one cent perl word of your
wdit au wne.e results are the keynotes?
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Suite of rooms for light
housekeeping; Inquire of Mrs.
Swarti, phone Black 822.
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MASON JARS
ZJL. schramjars..
ECONOMY JARS
JELLY GLASSES
The above jars in all siz es. Put - up some
fruit and compete for prizes at the coun
tv fair.
W. It B0HNENKAMP Co
HARDWARE. STOVE S AND
BUILDING MATERIAL.
10 m
fORTHISClTY
IllTKTI.GTOX'S PITCHISG W0M-
1I IS GONE.
FOR RENT 6 room furnished cot
tage, see Mrs. Zuber.
OR RENT Modern Cottage,
of A. L, Richardson.
Inquire
FOR RENT Furnished room for gen
tlemen. Electric light, bath. etc.
Inquire at Gilham residence, 1910
Cedar. Phone Black 1351. lw
Two or three choice rooms to let. with
or without board. Inquire of 2103
1st street or phone Black 1761.
FOR RENT Well built barn. Phone
Red 41.
FOR RENT Flower place on Elgin
branch, outside of city, "Old Lyle
Place;" 6 room house with garden,
big barh, chicken house, cellar,
$10.00 tJ-2i-J-i2)
FOR RENT 5 room cottage, with bath
and modern conveniences. Inquire
B. W. G randy, corner Fourth and
Adams. (7-23-8-7)
FOR RENT. Furnished room wl.l
all modern improvements. 804 Main
Avenue. . .
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PAID OUT
Less han $100 remain in the receiv
er's hands as dividend checks on the
first payment made by the receiver to
depositers in the defunct institution
This balance is the remainder of the
$98,000, approximately, which the bank
paid out to depositors. The $100 or so
remaining uncalled for are mostly
small checks which the owners are ne
glecting tp call for.
FORM REAL
Fast Men on Union Team Coming to
La Grande, Probably.
We are In position to furn iah you verything In the way of shoe
findings.
Miller's shoe trees, men and ladies $L2& per pr.
Fisher's bunnon protectors 60c per pr.
Arrowsmlth arch supports $iZQ per pr.
Tan and black lacer ribbon per yard 25c
Polishes for all styles of leather, also exclusive agents for the
celebrated "Onyx" line of hosiery.
We will be pleased at all times to have you inspect our stock.
Smith & Greene,
BEPAWING DONE. SHOE KEN.
DEPOT STREET
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ONPAnT
Manager Lincoln of the La Grande
team has strengthened his aggregation
by securing the beat players of the
disbanded Union team. Mulvahlll. the
veteran catcher for the Unlonites will
probably wear the La Grande uniform
and also Clark, the little short stop.
who has made such a hit with the
fans of Eastern Oregon. ' Deals are on
for some more of the team and taken
all in all the I .a Grande team will
undoubtedly be the fastest In the
league under the new schedule.
Rumors say that Huntington has
lost one of her best men. Spoonmore,
the crack pitcher for the gateway ag
gregation is said to have wandered
from the fold with no prospects cf
returning.
Not for one year but permanently
is the object of the promoters of the
county fair under the new reorgani
zation with this end in view, after a
thorough consideration it was decided
last evening to Incorporate, capital!
zation to be $5,000 divided into shares
of $f0 each.
Just as soon as the corporation pa
perB can be prepared which may pos
sibly be completed tonight, not later
than tomorrow evening, the finance
committee will begin its work, and
from this time on fair matters will
predominate among the businessmen,
of t his city and the people generally
throughout the county.
mile east of Flouring MilL Indepen-
aence pnone 1536.
For Sale, -Alfalfa
hay. C D, Scott, one-quarter
WANTKD.
WANTED Select board ) and two
rooms for adults. Phone (A) care
Observer.
IRL WANTED To do general house
work. Inquire of Mr. T. J. Scrog
glns. (tf)
WANTED Refrigerator for soft
drink house; medium sire. For
particulars write to Box 68, Enter
prise, Oregon.
WANTED One or two furnished,
or partly furnished rooms for fam
ily of mother and two children. In
quire of Fair store.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE One second hand auto
mobile, five passenger; price very
reasonable; phona 27A Summerville
or Inquire Whlteman Garage. Will
trade for land or sell for cash.
FOR SALE Fox terrier, pups $10.00;
C. M. Graham, May Park, phono
Black 1331. (J-25-5-91
work at $30. Inquire between 9
and 12 a. m., 902 Pennsylvania ave.,
Mrs. William Ash. ' (
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LOST AND FOUND. '
LOST Bundle of laundry, marked
T-60. Finder please leave at the Ob
server office.
FOR SALE Seed potatoes, fane?
hand selected. Large and smooth
Quality A 1; seed strictly pure
Burples extra early $2 per 100; l.t
RoBe $1.75; Netted Gems, late, $1.7f
Burbank seedling $1.30. Georg
Wagner, Island City.
LOST Between the Pierce ranch and
La Grande, an embroidered sofa pil
low. Leave at light office.
LOST 2 small bank keys on brass
ring to private deposit box at La
Grande National bank, No. 66. Lost
near merry-go-round; please notify
this office.
FOR SALE 4 lots In Block 139, li
Chaplin add; t blocks from round
house for further panlcualrs applj
to L. F. Dunn, City, or C. E. New'
som 2416 First ave, Seattle Wash
4-12-tl
For Sale or Trade.
12 head registered short horn cattle
for sale or will exchange for La
Grande city property. J. E. Reynolds,
phone Black 602.
LOST Incorporation certificate of
the Blue Bell Gild Mining & Mill ,
ing Co., In yellow cover. Return
to this office, suitable reward.(12-14
FOR SALE Single comb Rhod
Island Reds, hatching eggs. Nons
better In Grande Ronde Valley,
come f-nd see. $1.60 per setting of
15. $3 for 45. All lnfertil eggs re
placed free of charge. Incubator
chikens $20 per 100. George Wag
ner, Island City.
For Sale.
House and eight lots In south Lt
Grande, city water and good well;
large barn and plenty of fruit Best
view of the valley.
Thos. S. Harris, 1302 B street
La Grande
PAVEMENT ASSrRF.I).
(Continued From Page 1.)
Here two methods of procedure pre
sent themselves. The council may, af
ter the bids for construction have
been let, declare a Hen on the abut
ting property to be paid in bulk or In
Installments, or they may sell Im
provement bonds which can also be
paid on the installment plan.
As to Intersections.
The charter provides that the four
corner property owners on any Inter
section can be assessed for the cost
of Improving the Intersections. The
council also provides, that if the coun
cil so pleases it may from Its general
fund pay for the cost of constructing
the Intersection pavement or, too, for
a portion of the Improvement all along
the way, and assess property holders
for the balance of the last
CORPORATION FILES PAPER.
(Continued From Page One.)
chise granted them by the council of
that city, "last Monday night.
The company is one in which prom
inent Baker City capitalists are Inter
ested in and the plant Is on Eagle
Creek near Sanger. Thousands of
dollars have been spent for machinery
and the company is preparing to fur
nish 1000 horsepower, and this power
can be doubled by installing more ma
chinery. The company also ask the
prlvillege from the Baker City council
of installing within the city limits a
sub-station for transforming the pow
er into ah igh or lower voltage.
School Of Music
The only School of Music like it in the state
teaching young and 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
Alfalfa is adapting Itself to all of
the varied soils In Yamhill county.
A Newburgh blackberry was two
and one eigth Inches In length and
close to an Inch In diameter.
MONEY
SAVING
WHY NOT ORDER
your tall and winter's Bupply of
COAL
while yon can get It and at
prices below what you will he
compelled to pay later, if you
are able to get it at all. Come
In and let us talk It over.
G. E, FOWLER