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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1909)
ETEXIXG ! BSEETZXJ.A OSIIM, OCZQOI THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1909. 1 i P erfedtioe In the making of fine shoes can only be had after years of pat ience and hard work. Pingrees Shoes are as near perfection in ladies shoes as we can find and the price is no higher than many inferio r shoes. Fit Style and Wear are the three points to be considered in a good shoe. PINGREE SHOE contains all three. PRICES $3.50, $150 and $5.00 Diz ami Dunn's Dress Shoes for Laaico PRICES S2.50. $3 01? an- Little Wanderer and Educator shoes for children from ' $1.50 to $2.50 ' J. E. Tilts Fine Shoes for Men $3.50 to $5.00 Patapsco Work Shoes $2.50 and $3.00 Weyenberg High Cut Shoes $6.00 PER PAIR It Will Pay You to Visit Our Shoe Department. cessssrsssssaxs JN 7 B S T THE QUALI TY STORE. r J B. i-'ir "1 W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Hardware, Stoves and Furniture Building Material Christmas Presents A CAR OF NEW FURNITURE. Has just been recicyed. Many useful articles for Christmas presents. Come early and make vour selections. IV. H. BOHNENKAMP CO "KIDS" HAVE BEEN SHOWN U0USING MATINEE GIVES LIGII . TEX JOB FOB NIGHT. Jfew Tiews t'on Columbia and Grande Ronde Valley. A rousing matinee at . the Scenic theatre at 4 o'clock this afternoon was pulled off by the Commercial Club's lecturer, F. W. Price, In order that the house might not be burdened with the little folks tonight. This will insure seating room for the grown people this evening. F. Van de Wa ter and Fred B. Ourrey visited the schools this morning to arrange for the matinee. The lecturer is showing some fine views of the Columbia river scenery for t-C f ,ot time. T'ueie are also some local views made by Photographer Rltter which will be thrown upon the canvass for the first time tonight The Commercial Club directors are grateful to Mr. Oardinier of the Scen ic for the free use of the theatre. The lecture Is free to all. ' . ' We Have It A Complete Stock of Feed, Grain, Baled Hay, Straw and Wood Order your FLOUR with your Feed 1 Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co. i 141o Adams Ave. , PHONES: Black 12U Independent Hs3 . W. SCR BER TO TESTIFY TESTIMONY IN jSOT 0VEU SEC Ml ITIES TO BE TAKEN. Scrlbcr, Chief Witues to be Beard To SJorrow on Stand. 1 ' .iwm.iim m .ii, w i , i J. W. Scrlber arrived this morning from Portland and while here will testify in the case of J. F. Phy, trus tee vs., the Bolton-Bodmer company, in which he is one of the chief witness es. the case involves the title to cer tain securities which were turned over to the Bolton-Bodmor Company on the Saturday night before the bank closed its doors.- The securities were turned over to secure a bank deposit. , The trustee contends that the secur itles were the personal property of J. W. Scriber and that he had no law ful right to pledge it to secure a de positor of the bank. The testimony will be taken In the case tomorrow. BIG STREET Gorhplete equipment for resetting and repairing ! rubber buggy tires. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS I"7Gji!ALi, Proprietor' Gjaptete Machine Shops asd Foundry IMPROVEMENT One of the most extensive street lm provement crusades that has ever hit La Grande was started at the city council meeting last night when three new resolutions creating Improvement districts was passed and others read and taken under advisement until the next meeting. The resolutions were in accord with that portion of Mayor Hall's message referring to the "dis graceful condition of the streets," and also stating It to be unfair to the property owners along the east end of Adams avenue who were paying for the improvements there to have tho remainder of the city remain in its present muddy condition. The improvement resolutions pass ed last night designated Fourth street from C street to Palmer avenue, as Distric t No. 9. and declares for its im provement by macadamizing. Another called for the improvement of Qren wood street from Adams to T avenue. A third renews the resolutions to j pave Adams avenue from Fourth to ' Hemlock streets. Observer Want Ads Pay the Best Annual ntizuur. Do not forget that tiie ladies of St. Peter's Guild will hold their annual bazaar, and cooked food sale on Sat urday. December 4. in the building on Depot street formerly occupied by the City Grocerv. Doll Cabs ! ! Rocking Horses ! ! A Complete Line of Christmas Goods . iW. WELLMAH & CO. ADAMS AVENUc ftOftftftftftftftftft ft rftftftftftftfeft ft ft ft 3 f ft ft ft ft ft 'ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft A $5 r: broken Line NOW- 11 o Kripperidorf- Ditt man make, high grade Suede top, in colors, in Blue. Red, Green and Jjrey, all widths. Patent Leather. I , -1 'QrM ft ft - ft U- ' ft k ft . .-. r J & ft SMITH 6 GREEN eftftftftftftftfto ft o&ftOftOQttftftQ ft EYERYTHING Kf FOOTTf EAR. WEiHAVE SECURED SHERMAN CLAY'S fullline of PIANOS and ORGANS The musical instrument that seDs strictly for one pricejto everyone Scott Music C Daily Observer, 65c per Month 1 ft f if
