La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1910, Image 5

LA. CRANDE OESRVKJt; LA CTUNfiK. CTtrr.ON
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W. F. Rankin !b over from Enter
prise transacting business.
A, T. Hill of the HUI Drug Store
expects to leave in the morning Tor
bis reach at Prairie City.
W. tu Kivette and eon Walter ar-
il L. Mcintosh is a lsitor In the
city from Union.
Joe Williamson went to Joseph to
day on business matters.
. Mrs. - Oakley Coffin and daughter
Ruth will arrive this evening from
Walla Walla to Join Mr. Coffin who
is connected with the Star theatre.
Mrs. James Russell and daughter
Miss Ruth expects to leave for Port
land Tuesday . morning to visit, with
Hr I' I"! FiF11ltn Jng. January 12. 1910. An interestine T h
i uov viueioui wui ira icuucica . ouenir nn nun tnnr nv th ctaromantu
and appetizing refreshments will be of the dealers themselves this famk.e
served. The cost will be but 25 cents. ' could be avoided. I am roine tn tot t
rived home Saturday evening from a 1 relatives and friends for a couple of
two weeks business trip to Haines.
S. H. Dallas of the Dalton Supply
House, has been at Hot Lake for the
past day or two.
J. P. Wall, abstractor for the La
Grande Investment Company la home
. Trom a trip to Tacoma, Seattle and
. Portland.
Edwin Klvitte, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Kivette, returned home Sunday
morning from a two months trip to
Southern California,
1- Fred Calvin, formerly property man
for the Pastime, but who hat been In
, Southern California ' for' ' several
months past, returned home Sunday
morning.
Rev. E. A. Rexroad of Milton will
arrive this evening to assist Ker.l
Canfleld in a series of special meet
( tags which , will commence In the
Methodist Church Sooth this evening
&d th public to general are cor
dially invited to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Perry and
daughter arrived last evening from
Ohio. Mr. Perry was here in the fal'
and purchased the C. R. Wyatt pHce
In Frultdale and then returned to
Ohio for his family. They will make
tat 1 4 m'i 0 $m 'T i
Oscar Berger, who was operated
on at the Grande Rondo hospital for
appendicitis a short time ago Is re
covering nicely and will be ablo to
be removed to his home in a few
days. " - -:
Dr. F. E.Ioore passedthrough the
city this morning enroute from Port
land to his home In Enterprise. Dr.
Moore has been attending the stud
medical board of which he la a mem
ber. He reports, a large number of
applicants for state papers. '
Chas. England who had Wa foo,
amputated in the Grande Rondo hos
pital a short time ago by Dr. M. K.
Hall is reported to be doing nicely
, and will be able to leave the hosplta-1
in a very short time. , Mr. England
was injured in a railroad accident
about two years ago and has never
fully recovered.
weeks.
Fred Currey of the Commercial Club
left yesterday morning for Nampa,
Idaho, where he will organize a mer
chant's protective association.
CoL F. S. Ivanhoe came over from
La Grande this morning on one of the
delayed trains and is caring for legal
business here In the Interests of some
of his clients. Pendleton E. 0.
Mrs. Handrahan and daughter are
over from Union today to visit with
the hnsband and father Engineer Han
drahan. -
! Mrs. C. H. Flan, who has been via
itlng her daughter, Mrs. Robert New-
Un and ' friends In the city expects
to return to .her home in Portland
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Berry, who has
been visiting with. relatives and
friends m the city for the past few
weeks win tetarn to their home in
Portland tomorrow evening.
' The funeral of the late Mrs. E. P,
RIchey was held yesterday- afternoon
at half -past two from the Baptist
church with the Rev. Frank E. Gray
officiating. Interment followed in the
I. O. O.'F. cemetery.
Francis L. "Wade. & C Goff. Rot
PoulterfMr. "Boswell and Mr. Crouch
er, all of Elgin were witnesses In the
contest case of the United States ys
S. L. Wade 'which was conducted
today. J. T, Williamson was attorney
for the defendant and F. C. Rebb " of
Portland appeared for the govern
ment. . , . ' . '
J. R. Warnstaff is down from his
fruit farm on the top of Fox Hill.
This may be mistaken for a Joke, for
those who realize what the altitude
of Fox Hill is, nevertheless the writer
for two consecutive seasons has eaten
as fine apples grown on Mr. Warn
staff's ranch as he ever ate and per
mit us to state we have been eating
Grande Ronde apples since '1882
Painless dentistry
La Grande Nstionzl Dznk Etdg.
Ipotlrf hones
SB.K.P. KSXDEIXS0H3
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
..PEE2LL3E3TL1 LOCATED AT
J1QS ADAKS AYjSSCE, OPPOSITE
THE POSTOFFICE.
Vj aew method ef lnttantineou
sight testing Is endorsed by the high
est medical authorities.
Twenty-nine years experience in hand
ling difficulty cases ought to make
some difference. Notwithstanding
modem methods employed In examlo
Everyone cordially Invited.
The literature department of the
Neighborhood club will meet to
morrow afternoon at the Club rooms
on Sixth street Mrs. Fred B. Currey
will have charge of the study of
Shakespeare which will include Acts.
IV and V of "As You Like It." Vv.
W. M. Ramsey will have charge ' of
the psychology study and the sub
ject will be -Memory."
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Mr. D. I. Peters
and Miss Jessie Martin, both well
known young people of this city. The
wedding will be aolomnlztd . in the
tag the eye, bo extra eharge Is made ' near future. Mr. Peters is one of the
lor uus service, u lasses are so moder- well known business men of the
ate in price that anyone, can afford J Garden City while iliss Martin has
mem, ana you can rest, assured that been associated with her brother,
they will not be recommended unless. Charles Martin. In the lewelerv bust
they are needed . .
Some Symptons of Serieas eye trouble
Dimness of vision.
Seeing spots, specks, etc., dance bet-,
ore the eye. ;
The atmosphere seems smoky ana
foggy '
Seeing better some days than others
eeihg better sideways than straight
. abend .
Seeing better in the evening or morn
ing than at midday
Seeing objects double or multiplied
Seeing a halo or circle about a light
Pain In or about the eye
Constant or pertodocal headecbs -
The doctor la endorsed by. all of !
the leading oculist of Portland and
all of the physicians in La Grande
The entire problem lies ; In these
three words Rightly fitted lenses. '
I0CR CAS? WILL NOT. PUZZLES
DR. MENDELSOHN
and he guarantees satlfactlon In every
.respect ' .
; Office hours from 9 to 12 and from
1 to 5. By special appointments in the
evening.
ness.for a number of years. Walla
Walla Union. :i,,;;'J
',v Mr. Peters was formerly employed
with the Andrews t Berry tailoring
establishment In this city. ,
the bottom of the matter, and if the
what these men intend to do. We have
a right under the present charter to
levy a occupation tax on businesses
and I recommend that we tax these
dealers and use the money to buy coal
with in the summer, so that when the
famine does come we can offer coal to
the people who are In noed. This
argument of the dealer laying much
of the blame on the people, Is entirely
Indefensible." This statement over the
council stands by me, ne ','A f r ! ;t.
signature of Mayor Pence, La-j - ;,'t..l
quite a stir here, and the local t : A
dealers will be hauled before the coua
cil to explain why they have
none of these things as they should
do as business men. The claim of tho
dealers that the people are to blame
for not having laid in a supply of coal
last summer has no weight with the
mayor and he is determined to find a
remedy for teh present condition?.
If It is possible The dealers admit that
they could have secured coal and the
mayor blames them for the present
famine. .
NoUte to the PnbHe.
Patrons not receiving new direct
ories please notify the office. ' '
" ' PACIFIC STATES TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
' Furniture For Sale." 1
Furniture and household goods for
sale cheap if sold at once. Call Mrs.
T. E. Buehler, 1614 Furth street.
There" win be a Eocial held at the
residence of F. L. Meyers, 806 Main
avenue, under the auspices of the
Catholic Church on Wednesday evec-
l Notice to hereby given that the un
dersigned haa been duly appointed,
mad has qualified as administratrix of
mm wuMe-oi Benjamin urown. o-
ceased: and that all claims of every
description against ca'.d estate moat
he presented to the undersigned at
her homo tn Island City, or to V. 8.
Ivanhoe, her attorney, at his office In
La Grande, Orogon on or before ix
iaonths from the date t this notice.
I II . Zr. alway8.Bucccssfulrrr. A
Boise, Jan. 10 "I charge the coal
dealers of this city with criminal ntg
ligence. They are entirely and wholly
responsible for the present conditions.
I always use
OI2PHC FILOUJD"
Mother.
Olympic Flotjr is made frpm.
carefully Belected KortliweBterii
wheat,thoroly cleaned and scoured
by tliemost modern methods known.
All the nutritious qualities of the
wheat are retained and it reaches you
clean and pure and wholesome. If your '
dealer can't supply you,writeua and we'll
tell you who can but don't take any
r than Olympic insist ui
"there isn't any just
as good.1
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Sounds preposterous, doesn't it? You can hardly b elieve. And yet this is exactly what we are offering.
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OUR ENTIRE LINE OP LADIES TAILORED SUITS, Ladies Coats, Misses' Coats, Furs, Sweaters, Knit Scarfs, Shawls, Toques, etc., Misses Caps,
Millinery, linen and drawn work pieces, fancy em brodiered pieces, wrappers, remnants large quantity of men's clothing, mens shirts, mens socks ladie
skirts, waists shoes, dres goods, short lengths of silks etc., at 50c On the Dollar
AND IN ADDITION THERETO PREMIUMS FOR CASH PURCHASES THAT ARE WORTH FULLY TEN PER CENT OF THE AMOUNT OF
YOUR PURCHASE.
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The PEOPLES STOUE
THE STORE THAT HAS THE NER VE TO MAKE LOW PRICES
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