La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 23, 1909, Image 8

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ffea, Weiy Patterns, Just Arrived in Coats and
One Piece Dressss For Ladies
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WE IXVITE YOU TO COME
IN AND EXAMINE THESE
GARMENTS. CAREFULLY AND
TO COM PAR E"THEM WITH
OTHERS. ' ' .
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.TRY lf"OX and see Into which
beautiful lines the garments
fall, with no puling or blading
and how shapely and smart It
all Is ' :
30TUIXG TOO GOOD FOB
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New Woolte and Selgel coat3
- $13.00 to $30.00
AN ELEQANT SHOWINO OF
ONE PIECCE DRESSES IN
ALL COLORS AND MATERIAL
$13.50 to $23.00
coats UIY KmTll
FOR. WELL, DRESSED WOMEN,
4,000 TREES
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EIGHTY A (BE TK.VC'T SEAR EMILY
TO Be TL A MED.
DI? Shipment Is Sow Here and the
Planting; t Coitimenee Soon.
Messers Cleaver and Bridges todav
received 4,000 winter aple trees from
the Milton nurserr and If the weather
remains settled for a few days they
will set out their SO-acre tract which
they recently purchased from Mc
Donald Bros., between Alicel and Mr.
Emily. These men are enthusiastic
fruit men and are doing a great deal
to bring the advantages of Union
county as a fruit producing section
before the people.
i We're Showing a Complete Line of Gordon Furs and in
Your Inspection of this Line
JN . Jt. W E
THE QUALITY STORE.
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BIG FREIGHT FORCE
ELEYES 3IEX SOW REQUIRED TO
HASDLE LOCAL FREIGHT.
Four Added to the Regular Crew at
the O. R. & X, Freight House.
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HOWARD HEATING
STOVES
Howard wood and coal grates will burn
either wood or coal
SOME SVEflAL MONARCH
- r TIRES
i'olixued Top.
Needs no Btcve blacking.
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Duples Draft
The only common-sense
system In use.
draft
Complete "A sbestos Lining.
A triple wall at every
exposed to heat
point
Hare wood and cum gntee an? burn either wood or coa
Nq one expects to vay strict lv tigh grade goods at the ir
of "cheap stuff." bu a me ttr.-i that a high price guars,
tees high quality. Don'; aifil-e mistake In buying a range.
Many ranges of ordinal v coutr.-c are priced high or even
higher than the Incomp .-.tlt ...
WHES YOl E
Find out what It is made ot outlt! You have a right
to know these things. Any T.nn selling ranges who says,
"Our range Is a fuelsaver a perfect baker," and stops htere,
casts a reflection on your intelligence. It 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
fore buying.
We can show in a Monarch range exact)? why It does what
we claim. Come and see bow the Maleab.e Iron and steel
plates are riveted solidly together, insuring a tight range for
unlimited time. Let us explain how tight, permanent seams
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 rane prompt, sure
service long life an! fuel economy.
W.H. BOHNENKAMP CO
Four more men have been added to
the freight department wlthia the last
few days bringing the tcUl force up
to eleven men. The steady increase in
the freight shipments over the entire
line and the' extending of the branch
line Into Wallowa county creates a
great deal more work for the La
Grande office.
FURNITURE
FOR HOTEL
NEW CENTRAL HOTEL WILL HE
FULLY EQUIPPED.
New Structure Will Re Opened About
Oiie Week After the First.
The new Central hotel received Its
full supply of furniture today and ac
tlve steps are being taken to get the
hotel fitted up for the opening. It is
now thought that the hotel will ' be
ready for opening about one week
after December first.
Th strategic location as well as the
quality of the M. & M., building makes
It especially adopted for hotel pur
poses. Mr. Rogers who Is to manage
the hotel announces that he is furnish
ing the house with furniture In keep
ing with the modern building.
SSSESsji '
(Continued from paare 1.)
RECORD RAIN.
slow on account of the 6oft bed. Re
markably enough the dangerous cuts
In the river canyons have withstood
the rains thus far.
Telephone Wires Down.
Telephone wires seem to have suf
fered the severest Telegraph wires
were put Into service last evening and
have been doing fairly good srvice
throughout the day with occasional
breakdowns.
BOUGHT A HOME.
Fred Bock, recent Arrival Here Rnys
A Residence on Sixth Street.
Observer Want Ads Pay
Land Fraud Case Postponed.
Portland, Nov. 23 Oregon laud
fraud cases were postponed again to
day awaiting to" word from Henry
Worthlniton, the representative of
Hermann. '
Fred Brock who recently returned
to this city from Port In nd and assoclat
ed himself with the La Grande Meat
Company has purchased a residence !
on Sixth street adjoining the A. E. !
'ivii,riis i'niTnii. rrcn pays mat ne
Is In La Grande to stay this time and
is going to start In by owning his
own home.
Van R. Meadeis down from Sumpter
today to attend the funera of the lute
Pavld Hawes.
We Have it
A Complete Stock of
Feed, Grain, Baled Hay, Straw j
and Wood
Order your FLOUR with your Feed
W aters-Stanchf ield Produce Co.
141o Adams Ave.
PHONES: Black 1271 Independent 54
Gomplete equipment for resetting and repairing
rubber buggy tires.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FiT2GERALD. Proprietor
Gjmpkr Mjichiss Shops Foundry
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and Handsome Pillows
Art Materials
Novelties for Christmastide
E. M. WELLMfiN & CO.
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COTTON
WOOL
SILK
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Everything in
Footwear
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WE HAVE SECURED
SHERMAN CLAY'S
full line of .
PIANOS and ORGANS
The musical instrument that sells strictly
for one price to everyone
Music G.
Scott
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