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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1909)
ETENING OBSERTERJLA GRANDE, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1909. Li CT" Young Men: Reason It Out Let's get at the facts; and find out, once for all, why these are the best clothes a young man can buy. The makers, Ederheimer-Stein & Co., specialize Young Men's; they don't make men's clothes at all. There aren't many such makes. Not' enough to go 'round and permit every store to have a live, genuine special brand for young fellows only. Your size in a man's suit doesn't make it ritrht for vnn legion of details in the designing and tailoring that distinguish Young Men's from Men's clothes. Your, kind won't suit" your father; nor his kind nlo r. f Ederheimer, Stein & Co., make clothes for the Young Man's figure and the Young Man's taste. . They make roomy, full chested coats that are stylish; suits and overcoats with a lot more swing and snap to them than a man wants. It takes a third more cloth and a lot more skill to make clothes the Young Man's way. But when you buy them you're satisfied; you've got the best, ' We're sensitive on the point of making a difference between Young Men and Men. We hope you are. II There's a j . 1 isr. kl 7 THE QUALI TY STORE. HOWARD HEATING STOVES Howard wood and coal grates will burn ither wood or coal Hare wood and om No one expects to gates burn either wood or coa ;y etrkt tlgh grade goods at the or that a high price guara. mistake In buying a range, are priced high or even ' - outlt! You have a right selling rangeB who says, SOKE SPECIAL MONARCH FEA-TIRES rIUh(' Top. Need no stove blacking. Duplex Pr.ifL 7 The only common-sense draft ayrr.cn: In use. Complete Asbestos Llnlug. A triple wall at every exposed to heat potn: of "cheap stuff," bu acme t! tees high quality. Dor ' mij . Many ranges of ordinal v emu . , higher than the Incomp -jblf ....... WHEN 101) r Find out what It is made 01 to know these things. Any -ran Our range Is a fuelsaver a perfect baker," and stops htere, casts a reflection on your intelligence. If these things are true of any range, there Is a reason for It a reason you can see and understand a reason you have a right to know be fare buying. We can show in a Monarch range exactly why it does what we claim. Come and see how the Maleab.e iron and steel plates are riveted solidly together, insuring a tight range for unlimited time. Let us explain how tight, permanent seatra are possible only in ranges where Malleable iron Is used. We can show you how tight; solid construction is necessary to everything you want most in your new range prompt, sure service long life an" fue; economy. W. W. BOHNENKRMP CO RUBY HORSE BRANCH HERE NOTED 1IOKEMAN' WILL MAINTAIN STATION IN LA GRANDE. ' NO DTSPEPSIA MISERY. No Indigestion, . Heartburn, Gas or Headache Five MJnutrs Later. I You can eat anything that your ! stomach craves without fear of indi ! gestlon or dyspepsia, or that your food j will ferment or sour on your stomach J if you will take a little DIapepsin oc casionally. A. F. Work Here to Take' Charge of New Establishment. With the avowed Intention of mak ing La Grande the headquarters for the A. C Ruby horses in this section of the- state, A. F. Work, representa tive of the company, Is in the city to day. Mr. Work is looking around and may locate here and make this the central point for the breeding and Importing of their stock. . , ' A number of sales have already been made. Among the farmers who have made purchases of imported mares and horses are Fred Gaskell, Lou Stanley, and the Woodells. Mr. Work has his horses at the Red Front barn at nrnn v at the Sommer house. Mr. Work drove in from Union thlB morning and reports coming through snow two Inches deep In the valley. If all goes well he may bring his family to La Grande and make hia home here for the winter. " 4 LOCAL PLAYHOUSES. f ...... . "Twenty-One" at the Pastime. Jhe great drama "Twenty-One" will open at the Pastime tonight and need less to say it will be well handled by the popular National Stock Company. There wil lalso be new specialties. At the Saturday Matinee "My Jim" will be the bill and the motion pic ture "Dr. Cook's Return to Clvliizu- tion" will be run. Your meals will taste good and auy thing that you may eat will be digested so that nothing can ferment or turn into acid or poison or stomach gas, which causes belching, dizziness, a feeling of fullness after eating, nau- seau, Indigestion (like a lump of lead in the stomach.) billlouaness, heart burn, water brash, pain in the stomach and intestines or other symptoms. Headaches from the stomach are ab solutely unknown where this effective remedy is used. DIapepsin really does the work of a healthy stomach. It di gests your meals when the stomach cant A single dose will digest all the food you eat and leave nothing to fer ment or sour and upset the stomach. Get a large 50-cent case of Pape's .DIapepsin from your druggist and start taking it now and in a little while you will actually brag about your healthy j strong stomach, for you then can eat anything and everything you want wtht tic sllsbtcit Jlotoun'ori or misery, and every particle of impurity or gas that is in your stomach and in testines is going to be carried away without the use of laxatives or any other assistance. Should you at this moment be suffer Ing from Indigestion or any stomach disorder, you can get relief within five minutes. ., charges against Ben Tucker and l vt luigni testify a,'. Tom Tucker. There i8 said to Z little evidence connecting theW men with the shooting of Estes. , Wife Killer Fennd Guilty. Seattle, Nov. 11. Arthur Geo-5 who killed his divorced wife at Brf ton Beach on May 13, was todav tI guilty of murder in the first degree . i O y 4 4t Scenic Theatre S. A. GARDIN112R, ' Prop. & Mgr. -i i Four Nights Commencing On ! November 11th. 3 EDWARDS STOCK COMPASl! In a neat Farce Entitled i "HAPPir HOOLJGAN." J O Polite Vaudeville. ' I MISS GRACE BURGOYXE 1 iOmmedlne. 4 v CROCKETT & KENT, J Versatile Entertainers. A .-.,. : y LATEST MOYING PICTURES I Illustrat' iongs. , A "Take Me Out to The End ot, tne ner," Bung hy Bruce Ken t I A New Musical Hit When "Lo" the new musical comedy with John E. Young as the star comes to the Steward Opera House on Mon day, November 15, theatre goers will se an entertainment which is different than anything which has heretofore been presented in the way of mv.rli:.. comedy. There is a class and distinction, t. refinement and an atmosphere o" superiority about "Lq" caused, o. course, by the fact that it was written by O. Henry, the world's most famous magazine writer, and Franklin ?. Adams, the humor expert of the New York Evening Mail. Its plot is always In evidence, it is logical and at times grips the Imagination of the audience with a real thrill and yet It has all the customary light features of music al comedy, such as pretty girls, en trancing music, dash spirit and inces sant action. Happy Holligan Tonight Who have not seen the cartoons of Happy Hooligan? The character is purely American and even the cartoons have a tendancy to convulse. What must the effect be when seen in real life. Happy Hooligan will make his first appearance tonight at the Scenic theatre. Come out and see him and be prepared to laugh you will have to laugh you can't help it. Eight peo ple take part in Happy Hooligan and the house should be packed. New spec ialties and pictures. UNION GOMES ON SATURDAY TI CKER TRIAL STILL ON. Noted Trial at Enterprise Continues to Hold Court's Attention. Reports from Enterprise this after noon are to the effect that the Tucker trial is still raging. An Interesting turn was taken by the state yesterday af ternoon when District Attorney Ivan hoe made a motion to dismiss the ...j..,.,.,.,.,,.,..,,,, ,,.,...., ONE SHOW ONLY. if . ,. ii Performance starts at 8 p. m. yj 4 A 4 2:30 p. m. q 4 4 4 Matinee Wed and Sat Usual Prices. .044'' Gomplete equipment for resetting - and rubber buggy tires. repairing LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FiKGESALO. Proprietor Complete Machine Shops and Foundry Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. a W Timothy Alfalfa Wild Wheat Oats -Mixed '1 Oafs Rolled Barley Wheat Bran Shorts Flour, Poultry Supplies and Wood GIVE US A TRIAL f PHONES: Black 1211 Independent 541 Union will have its inning here Sat urday, when its football team lines up against the local team, still suffering some from the gruelling game at Baker Inst -'.it :..,.;. Reports Torn "r io'i ue 2( to fr-c , th?t t?Dm M-.i Vi-r. i rn. ;: -r. i : ; for this ery same gaa.e, wsJo! if won, ,viK be "fiiwyji a feather in the sister town's cap. Burglary, Theft and Larceny Insurance OtJB POLICY COYERS All onaehold goods and pewoual ,fr,rts, belonging ot ,. ,mW of ,m?rvP,e8t' asa,n,l 1088 h' to'SJ. ttet or tarwvr In cluding thefts by serT.nH ,,r other employees. ALSO COTERS DAMAGE er SS'JSf ttnWlb', fiXtnreS AII0WS 8,1 m0Btt Mcemi! co-iusurance. No Inventorj of the property b RATES FOR A YEAR. Private Residences an Apartment Houses. n.000, $12.60; I2.C00, $22X0; $3,000. $30.00; $1,000. $35.00; $5,000. $40. Each Additional $1,000 $5.00 Stables. Each $1,000...... , : Tacant house, (plumbing tM'n Ml toi to fi.vvu.. .. , . . $10.00 I LOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTY CO 0 IS THEfONLY NEWSPAPmrTwNT COUNTY SSriNG lUMUTWJf TELEGRAPHIC NEWS SFRVff Pcc L .1 : -V' Ur- A '- - '."rTr'. 'ftp r i" " 1 iii . 7V ....... , . ... w '7,M..v!riflrw-ykawws.v:.: wtt;