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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1909)
KTESIXO JrfB.f B.TER. I .i GRA.PE,"REnOX. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1909. o 3 e o o of Where Economy We Come In 4 4 THE MISSION 0 F THIS STORE IS TO FURNISH ITS PATRONS A REPLETE VARIETY OF THE WORLD'S DESIRABLE AND DEPEN DABLE LIERCHA NDISE ON A PRICE BASIS THAT MEANS A DECID ED SAVING; IN T .HEIR YEARLY EXPENSES. WE COUNT ON HAV ING MANY SALE . S AND QUICK. SMALL PROFIT TO RECOMPENSE j US FOR OUR STR ENUOUS DAILY ENDEAVOR TO "MAKE GOOD" I WITH THE FOL KS WHO TRADE HERE. OUR SUCCESS HAS t BEEN BEYOND . OUR FONDEST HOPES AND WHILE WE TAKE A PART OF.THE C REDIT TO OURSELVES WE HAVE THE PEOPLE TO THANK FOR THEIR KEEN DISCERNMENT and CONSEQUENT PATRONAGE. T HE REPUTATION OF THIS STORE AS. LA GWAHDii'S BEST FJjACE TO TRADE SHALL BE MAINTAINED, AND THOSE DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF SATISFACTO RY SERVICE. PO LITE AND INTELLIGENT SALESPEOPLE. DE PENDABLE. DESIRABLE MERCHANDISE ETC.. FOR WHICH WE ABE KGtjsi,: SHALL EVER FORCE THEMSELVES BEFORE THE ATTENTION OF OUR PATRONS. ; , BELOW WE QUOTE MENTS: silk and heAtherelcgs: petticoats JThe most complete line it has ever been ow: pleasure to show. limitation Heather bloom .... .85c to $1.50 Genuine Heatherbloom .$2.00 to $3.00 Silk Petticoats, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50. $6.50 $7.50 and I COTTON WOOL potton Blankets Per Pair Good Wool iilankets per Vs. r . TTr -1 Genuine Oregon Woolen r per pair, $4.50 . ... if rift. rCUrL y Opera House Block ! 0 O 4 i I LOCAL ITEMS. Jl 'A T .1 . A A v A. ri E. L. Eckley left for r. v!ki; in Jrf i- this morning. Hif-and Mrs. Adolph Newlin are 1ml from their Spokane trip. i Ct'jpteln and Mrs. A. M. Paul left last evening to spend the winter In lore California. . , and Mrs. Bert Ben )ett I ft to- a visit with rela: K"'- , . U!for 4 I Contractor J, R, Robinson of lo- . tep returned home today after a s nesa visit in this city. , . ; r. A. J. Hawkins of San Francisco Ji a this city today on . one of his nt ilar business visits. I S. Norria, one of the well known farfliers of the Sandridge, returned , Ian evening from a business trip to Portland and Seattle. , , Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Putnian left for c ta east this morning after a visit in tii city with Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Workmen are erecting the . frame ,. . work for the Holmes' residence on . Fourth street The work is well ad vanced. ;. Trs. Weaver of .Elgin left for boat today after taking osteopathic treat ment here this week. MrB. Woaver will return to La Grande Monday after noon. W. L. Collins, one of tho youn ii.cn who have been In the photOKrai-'hini business in this city for the past two months, left today for fc'lg'n whore lie will work for several wwki r &VJ. D. McMillan Painless Dentistry La Grande National Bank Bldg. Both Phones o a o o o o 0(l A FEW OF OUR IMMEDIATE TRADE INDUCE t ''.r:.. ;.;.. .W .$10.00 BLANKETS. ; . . ... 65c to $2.25 pair Mill ...$3 to $10 Mills Blankets. . .. . $7.50 La Mrs. Dr. Moore bade her; many friends in this city good bye this moru Ing and left for Enterprise t Join her husband. They will practice in Wallowa county until the now venr. -, District Superintnedent J. D. Cil lilan left today for Wallow.t county where he will spend several oys with Methodist church paatortt ol hut county. , , Miss Ruth Gibson, one of tt-o most popular young ladies of Pendieton. returned home this morula after spending several days in tuli city as the guest of Miss Nell Morton. Assistant Secretary Smith of the Portland T. M. C. A., was in the city this morning in the interests of the state association work. lie left for Wallowa county today, but wilt re turn to Elgin for Sunday and will he back In La Grande next Monday. The Rev .H. S. Shangle of Milton, presiding elder for the Methodist church south ot this district, can.. In this morning and will spend Io-Ih? and tomorrow in Wallowa county, re turning to La Grande to preach Sun- dr.. . , ;. Dr.C. T. Bacon and Superintendent Dutch went over thf Beaver Creek pipe line today, intrpectlng ' ' aanltary conditions at the camp ( and looking after the welfare of the men, physic ally' ,whd are employed on the pro ject.'.;' ' The ladies' of St. Peter'a church today and tomorrow are ' holding a rummage sale in Jack Child's brick building next to the marble works. They have a large assortment that would be eagerly sought after If In terested persons would call. George Garvey, a younij soldier from Fort Vancouver, ca.ni through this city this morning on bin war to Enterprise to visit his parents. Young Garvey wears the aharp shoot ers badge and expects to do some of this wcrfc along the llnsj f nmrk esraanahlp while in the Wallowa. egins 3 0 a Outing Flannel Und erskirts 35c, 50c and 60c a Flannelette Dressing es 4 4 35c to to Grande, Oregon James Woodell, one of the prom inent farmers of the valley, was In the city today transacting business. B. A. Benham and W. B. Sargent of the La Grande Investment company are among the La Grande people at tending the Elgin apple show to-" day. ;' :' -';..' " : Mrs. A. B. Parker of Spokane arriv ed last night to visit relatives in this city. Mrs. Parker is the daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. M. Wright and a sis ter of J. K. Wright Grandma McKennon is in poo health at Clarksville, Ark.; where the has been visiting for several mouths. In a letter received from there by J. D. Mc Kennon It is said that she Is ta poor health but able to c ., for a short time dally. Mr. and Mrs. Vc Kennon are planning on goUig to Clarksville next Sunday night . Rev. H. S. Shangle, P. K. of Walla1 Walla district M. EJ. church South,! corner M. avenue and North' Fir St. Sunday, October 24. both at 11 and 7:30 p. m. He will also hold the busi ness session of the 1st quarterly con ference at 7:30, Saturday . .evening. All are cordially invited to attend these services. - ..-vf:-"' - Mrs.' Hanna Rogers came over from Union this morning In response to the news that her niece, Mrs. Angus Sloan of Spokane, died in. that city yester day. Her sister, Mrs. Susie Deal ar rived 'from Baker -City also, on the morning train. Up to noon, no funeral arrangements had been decided upon. It Is expected that the funeral will take place in this city. Mrs. Sloan was born in this city and made her home here up to within the past few years FOR RENT Nicely furnished modern rooms in the Slater building on Jefferson and Fir. All modern con veniences.. Apply at the B. F .Wale suit, in the Slater building. WANTED Girl for housework. A housekeeper preferred. Call at this ofllce. STORE j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, j Department of the Interior. i U. S. Land Ofllce at La Grande. Or. j June 21. 1909, j . Notice Is hereby given that BENJAMIN F. YOUNG. of Hllgard, Oregon, who, on Septem- uer ii, lauj, maae homestead entry No. 13243. aerial No. 04021. for SW$4 SEVi sec 12. NVi NEK. SE NEK, section 13, township 4 south, range 36 east, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of .Intention to make final fire year proof, to, establish claim to the land above dscrlbed, before the Reg ister and Receiver. U. S. Land OXce :u La Grande, Oregon, on the 16th day of August, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: N'els Holverson. Nele Endrup. Uans Endiup. V. A. Young, all of HUgard, Oregcc. F. C. BRAMWELL, . Regtetei tr A J. A. OLIVER. 4r Gasoline wcod saw. A Phone orders to Black 1851. A o ooo M. T. JUXOTT. A t ricna siaewniks Built and Repaired. Excavating and Filling. Phone Black . 1662. ADVERTISEMENT FOB BIDS. Crande Ronde Reservoir Company, La Grande, Oregon, Oct 13, 1909. Seal ed proposals will be received at the office rf the Grande Ronde Reservoir Company, La Grande, Oregon, until 2 o'clock p. m., October 26. 1909, for the construction of the South canal, lo cated about one. mile eaet of La Grande, Oregon, Grande Ronde pro ject, Oregon. This work, consists of the construction of about four and one quarter miles of main canal en volvlng the excavation and embank ment of about 30.4G0 cubic yars material, mainly earth. For oarticulars address the Grand? Honde ReserrolrCbmpany, La Grande Oregon, J. E. Reynold's, secretary. The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened . Tilth Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on to the affected parts is superior to any plaster. When troubled with a lame back or pains in thes bide or chest, give it a trial and you are cert ain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords. Tula liniment also relieves rhuematl? pain and is certain to relieve anyone i-f-fering with that disease. Sold by all good dealers. How to core a Cold. Be as careful as you can, you. ti '31 occasslonally take cold, and when you do, get a medicine of known re liability, one that has an established reputation and that is certain lo nf- tReadWhatl ,; t the best anew Ban In Ore- gon says regarding the aval- A $ Iflcations of -A ii in i lacnueisoiin DOCTOR OF OPTICS. SU. 8. Post Office, Ed. HostliUer, P. M. The Dalles, Ore. Jaly 15, '09. To Whom it nay Cbncera: & 1 have known Dr M. P. Mend- elsohn for the" past 'two years and have found him to tw i A gentleman whom the people A A can trust He has given the A Vbest of satisfaction to his many patrons here. He fitted A me with my first pair of spectacles and they have given me entire satisfaction. A 4 I freely recommend him to all who wish work In this line .A 4 ED. HOSTITLER, P. M. A Q Dr. M, P. Mendelsohn Is In- dorsed by all of the leading A A occultists in Portland and all A A of the physicians of La Grande A and gives satisfaction In every respect. . IS PERMANENTLY LOCATED A 4 at 1105 Adams ave., opposite A the Post Office- Office hours A 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 5 P. M. A A By special appointments In A An the evenings. ' 4 tyAfyfyfyfyfyAAtyAA feet a quick cure. Such amedlcine is Chamberlain's Cough Remedr. It has gained a world wide repa ation by its remarkable cures of this u. tt common ailment.lt acts oa nature's plan, relieves the lungs, aid expect- oration, opens the secretions awl aids nature In restoring- the sysieu to healthy condition., For sa.o by all Sood dealers. Well Known Hotel Keeper Uses and JlecommenJs Chamiu.itii 4 Colic, Cholera and IMir- rhoea Remedy. . "I take pleasure In saying that I have kept Chamberlain's Colic, Chole ra and Diarrohea Remedy In my fam ily medicine chest for about fifteen years, and have always had satisfact ory results from Us use. Ihave ad E-Iir-Sl TIIE ONLY LlWrCL FILE CCKE. Beranse tt does not contain narcotics, mercury, cocaine, lead or any poisonous drugs. Because E-KU-HA cares plies. U. S. Dispensatory recommends every Ingredient of E-HU-SA. Drug laws make "false or misleading statements" a crime. . Therefore the saie of all old or nar co tic pile medicine is Illegal because they effect the brain and spinal xarrow; produce constipation and never cur. Only druggists of highest standing sell and endorse -KG-Si. , RILVEKTHORVS PAXIL! D8tG HOXK. .kockSpriigsC Immediate At Storage PLENTY OF IT Both Phones Main 6 Irs. Walnuts and Almonds Raisins and Currents Sauer Kraut and Dill Pickles City Grocery and Bakery, LIPOLACK, Prop , Bell Phone, Main 75 Independent 241 few W HAVE SHERMAN CLAY'S The musical instrument that sells strictly for one price to everyone Scott MussM Co, ministered It to a great many travel ing men who- were suffering from troubles for which It is recommended, and have never failed to relieve them, says J. C Jenkins, of Glasgow, Ky. This remedy is for sale by all good dealers. ELGIN, OREGON, , Where iocl buslneaa men are co-operating and buying stump lands prerarator" to setting commercial orchards, Wor par- Uciilars regarding rood orchard land? at very low prices call or wrtto The . SLOUGH INVESTMENT CO. Ileal Entate, Investments, Loan , and Oonectfona. Delivery Prices Grande Rjule Cash Cc SECURED w f ulHJihe of 1 ?
