La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1910, Image 4

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' A COUKdL THAT OES EHIJiGS,
- V When a city ,1b N on the verge'of
Itpsli growth, lust as: La Grande is
now.' it In verv - Imnortant' that the
- .:Mimn. - and . mayor . are . chosen
from". the- nam uar, or, puDiic. spiruea
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, SDect tnis city . oas , iarea wen. iu
Jamiit.llla th flt MID Via hilt tit
v tlanre over the volume of business :
i transacted at the " meeting Wednes-
" near in': mind that ft great deal of!
. tha hnalniaaa hpfnra the council W88
of - the utmost importance to 4 La
'-she then announces to the world that
she la full -grown; that her childish
ways have been discarded and hence-.
JUI IU IUQ Will uo iwuiHi-nim ww am.
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ueveiopea aBBOciaiwr . wuu jmo uw
tti'ntfh Kaffir Via T o Ci ran Aa Tiftl)
outgrown her short dresses. She has
; ceased tq be a village. No longer is
' time a drag and ' easily, squandered
here.' Everyone. is ousy doing some-
tmng and tne sint 01 nurry, aim
get-u?-ftnd-get 1b tq be. seen' ori''y-
,. ,ery nana. -r ft
"'. ! ;We are entefiligjupon that 'partii
cular era f.$ .city b history when
metropolitan wyefvand metropolitan
Mmi)jp;ements are belnp adopted.
'V'iThe flty,couucirii'at is to handle
these Ijupiovomants la composed of
men who have their-business '. here
'am. mey : nave an iiefpsnu uiivrcsi
in the welfare. of , the community as
Tntiviifie In tlm'pltv:'. Tlifv snt a rnm-
' ' jnUtee to, Investigate , he ullTerent
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. kitu iu nr nfivine' nnn .fjprurpfi ror i.a
Grande some concessions from the
'.Warren"- Construction company that
We Just, today received a shipment of beautiful new spring dresseB. The materials
. are 'Linen. Line he,' Gingham and Chambray..' Cfclorsare Pink. Blue, Tan, Hello and Fig
ured , patterns. Ladies, they are. handsome and the prices will please you. $2.65, $3.25.
J3.75,,$4.00, $423.' $4,75,' $5.00, $5.50. $6.50. $7.00, and $8.50. '. ; , l -:
IU .1 Come Satvrdijrto the PackageSale. Get ?
jV.the 10 Voile Skirt for 25c. v
M .? ' Va'ues 50cfo$0aW go Safurday 5egnng af 9 o'clocfc af25c each
A a; t iVo Package Goods'exchairged or teturned. : . . .
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Better Underwear at
iv';Xiess:'Price;J''p":t;-
Siujjs' daji't slip; off shoulders.';
Merits an( 25 cents ekch.
UmcifrSiite that Fit
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Ladies; when , jou buy a Golden
Rule Union Suit it is guaranteed ;
fi give satisfactory fit. We have
every style, tiht knee, ankle or
unjbrella bottoms, sleeeless or
wing sleeves -and both regular;
and extra sizes. ,
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x NOTICE
Mccairs June'Pattefns are now
, here. ,r
McQall June Fashion Magazines
Price 5 cents a copy. ,
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN '
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Natural Mineral
Bofled as Fqws jF romhe Spring
v f s Good for what Ms You - C :
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Jhe Golden Rule -
;:' Buy.an E. .C. skuffer shoe for
your boy , or, girl for , summer;
They: will outwear v any other.
Are just the shape cf .a child's
foot a nd have a flexible sole which
makes them -very comfortable.
$1.65, $1.85 in black, ta and
olive colors. . ?'
Ladies
If your feet give you any troub
le during the warm--', weather
come in and let us fit you -in a
light weight kid shoe that has no
seams, just the shoe you have
been looking for, for $3.25 the
pair; ''T-V r;V.:. -jSr-
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ADJOINING CITY LIMITS
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iovj Prices WM Easy
our money in
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La Grande s
Greatest Store.
: Ente'nivisc, the county seat of Wal
lWwa vounty.'.wlll celebrate the Fourth
it July ,, this year That Enterprise
will , give the '.people n good time
there IS no -doubt, but the pleasant
j4 cir V'r. 1,T.V:r tv. h'i!,: lo- ob . thiiugnt. regarntng; tnis ib tnat wai
t(tln.' Very fcw;'n".l!it email r citicit lowa county is scaling very fast and
get' the pric .on. paviBg' . ffhat wan I bealdcs holding a cplebrallonon..tlio
''emoted to' the com'mltte 'of' bur.inraa natal day. that rountry is doing many
men who, visited Portland.. ,
Had ta Grnnile been hesligoiH' In
disgust that , tley had t purchased u
poor imitation of gold worthless as
so much, brasB. The money, spent a
not.; what is worryjnglhe buyers,1 but
it -.Is their : reputation on mineral
that la at stake.'"' The press of - East
em Oregon 'has kindly consented to
withhold the nam,es of the. men, . for
each of them -have real gold mine?
of their own.
other things of considerable impor-
tance. Great is the Wallowa conn"
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; the mtttr and not taken the initia- T, nor' relation to L,a uranue
.live by' sending men to Inspect all'-ad the Grumle Ronde ytjley is that Vln the past week taht La Grande was
' : V.iuh "oi.''t'rz.'- iovJisr'.ti ttlo ' f of. Otw twin,to another., ,, the. third pay roll, city . in Oregon?
' ctruf'i;:;! ,f ;r.,:,"c;)'i.: il'vi X:1 r:; v, .". ; i '. 7'i'"r: ' '" - f .' : .'.".; ' And how many are gning to impart
.fc? V -it' psin.l ' ,;AltvwiwW 'resU'bo heartrending '.i
tW: :n-.t rr.-;t,, daubtljrj i , pr-hii: .ihc- ' newspapers -: m'ssod -'niuking n
i Hit ? -.rr '. (vnulil have bwen'tilfiro rigid, be ailliner Of .Teddy, for one .I vy. But,
How many strangers have you told
this " Important news '' to -Jliem next
week? ": ;'' '..' V: :' : ': i
Getpne of jHese Tracts While tfer Last
Will be 6lcl in Thirty
LET US SHOW THEM .TO YOU .. .
AND QUOTE YOU PRICES AH J TSRV13
Bays
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Foley vHotel Building
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La Qriride, Oregon
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Excursion Rates
Ccf FIRST CLASS
-a-Ji J MONTHS' tf.Jr
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.tt.'t. S'?v'js'i i' wit;'th'''3 'JnV.vjm,unl-
clnal !a:;-,'.-'f w'rr.t.' 'ot'I this . '.aea,aori.'
Tc ' Scjv nyr.tim, . n thing, badly'
reeded,,-' v,'i.v:'.si-i - '.'Inn ''o!"
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Toddy . likes it,', and that, is KuTctmi,
Most of tho people-also lilje it. " "
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citizen : oT
It is a very small matter to ar i
range, the registration record and
every citizen should have enough of
pride 'in his country' and his commu-
t 'Jth fakir ii!'i.v to thuf b!a' niirc 1 appears 'j
! i'yroaebpd .the i'on the. rolls. ; It) .la" 'Grande trouble!
C i '?. several mining
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ST. PAUL '
DULUTH
MINNEAPOLIS
$63.90 Omaha ,
$65.70 Kansas tily ' -V
J&7.50 Sf. louls
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. i - i.i ?"nf I.-Ti ;i- ?0Jr!(, pbclciiyire r;)'.".i..w uudiunong
;'"'." ! 'n v' ''. r IV 'them were eeveral carefully select ed
: ... :r-;fto t,ocke ,Wcs. ; .Tho jtUtter- of; the
- V ,. ; ; gold rftrartcrt ihs men vvlo hr.d spent
,, i ;r"!.r . - years aearc Wns, for tV- hidden rens
' ""'" "-r',;- vf"v Mre, .jriul thry 'purcbnB'ed tift pocket
. .,v . ..,.,t ;,ploc .w)ti,0,rt . oucstrcn. A'ter
fSr( nrnrtllr sirc ' .i.&.i.'. '..'.i' trs m ,.vi m, j n
v : fvoi?, f ud ths;mining men learned to their
'fiiSrv
: ' W:.
Adds Deathfal Qualities
to the Food ;
Economizes Flcur,
Butter and Eggs
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nA aiiIv hnllnrv ' nmvdep
; .01 lariar
flo Alunt-Ko Lfmo Phosphates
Is being experienced with . transle.it
folk who B&eni jto think there is no
necessity for them to register. It
Selling Dates-' -Mzy2,9
June 2. 17: 24
is Just as important j for" tho poorest Jul Jf 5,i 22 Aug. 3 i Sept. 8
individual In the Upited States aud
he' mart who lays no claim to prom
inence, to register as it is for Pres--Ident
Taft to be counted, s Every ho
tel . man and owner of a rooniins:
Through tickets tO' Principal East-1
.ern Points. Ask for them,
house has been veoeatedlv renuested . 1 KRels "oopi agents u. k;
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tj tne copimorciai ciud to '.see trial
all guesta i are registered before leav
'pf the city, but' even then it-Is diffi
cult. ' 1 '; . ' . v
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( Saniliine naf 'jriisIt lVtll to
Put' a litttle ."SuiiBhine" in your
horaeand see what it will dot to old
furniture, " picture ' frames or ' any
woodwork that is mareci. jScratcheil
or weather beaten.-' - To $jke-anything
new.'npply ''SunsVi'n'U fh-lnhe-8.
siVrh. as;Oak. AValnut. JUahogai
ny. TJuBfHvpdd.. S'lver and Gilt, 'pnt-iup'.
in caiis froia 20c up Mo $3.qo for J the
Fallon sixe; . ny one . can apply
"Sunshine" with" a small brush. All
U'ea for Sunshine" will be demon
stra'ed net "week. , ' '; ; - ", : .
" TUB, '"'GOLDEN RI LE. '
(Ijx Grande's Greatest Store)1
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;. ." Adopis Amendment
; AVasnlntgon."-April, 29. The- house
"day ndojited Madden's amendment
iv the railroad regulation , bill pro
dii)g for physical yaulatlon of the
ilroads. -The Insurgents voted with
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. ; Particulars from v , ,
fi. M. Jackson S, J. srCartcr
Trav. Pass. Agt..- Gen. Agt.
14 Wall St,,'Spokape..;
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Alma He Laren With David Hiffen
lur !-e Sicv,rd Soon.
' AdKJnrstrptor's otlce
"Notice is hereby tiTCTj that 4he mr
dorsigred ha beenj, apvobted jadmiii
Ifitrator of tfce"eitir of Nick'Ar
nju;;s. decear,'. by 'the County Court
Sf 4 uuuy- viemn, aim aw 03.
.tr.' t'laims tgnlnsc th said estate
ire hf reby required to present th.e
ame to me asad'aiinitsrator at ru.
-tore Adams Avenue, La. Grande.
tri'gon. tcRetluiv with proper vouch'
-rs, within six jsonthE, from the dati
f the first pu''icntfon hoof. "
";;teH his '2d day of Fsbrnary; 191f
Administrator r: the estate of Nick
Armbas.;" Cecesed '
Ori-raa & Cochrati. Attorneys ' f0
Admin stratoi. ",-' Mt--4-lL
Medicines that aid nature are alwari moet
succewful. Cbamberlin' Cmigh emedy
actsontliis plan. It loosens the coach, re-
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. K0TICB FOR FOLIC
U S. Lan'f Dfiice at Xa Grtitade. Ore
gon, January 21th, 191(L'v ; ,
Notice' is hereby1 given that. Adolpt
Lauer, of La Grande, pregon. who.
on January 3d, 1905, made Homestead
Entry No. 1403.8. 1 Serial No. ' 0 1326
for SB 1-4 NE 1-4; ,3 1-2 SE , 1-4
8ec'."!l7, NE 1-4 NE 1-4," Section : 26
?,...vri.rJ-,'. i , 5nub.. j'flns''".' ;iS Eot
.iVumette Mendianr has hied. Douc
of intention to make final Five .Tear
Proof, to establish t!ini to the lan:!
above desci-roed, beofe the Register
aud,' Receiver, 'Unitid States Land
OfHee, af La Grande, Oregon, on he
tsth da'yv tt Mawh ,1910. ; ;
Claimant names ai witnesses:.
John ShlllinK. Jr.
ITenry J. Rehtn. .
James" Shilling
Fred Pohrman, 'all of" La Grande,
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NOTICE FQU rhiLICATlON..
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Vt parlmcnt of tho Interior, IV S. land
'. Oll'cc at la Orande, Crcgon, Airil
. nib, r.ii'j. y y ' - v
Not'ce ;ts' hcrVy' ??Te that -.Folejnna . , V
y.ytu;K;.y ot',ii
' Oregon, who.
ilrtrcy .1 !)!)?,;:' inil!., Hoiue-
'Mlt-RiTiy' Soyil2CSTv!5crial .'.No-'-;
f:: ':"r fe'.r'-'r 'i;-4-.4i Br.c, S 1-2
Sl'C-.cV VT.-4 IX' Kast ;
'wtiraette '. Tiiefiiry fas ' filfd no
tice .of intention to .nik final five
year proof, to .establish -claim to the
.laud above c'.cf cribed,' before Iy ?
tar ami. rocciyoi;.'U.',.S.- Lsnd '. Office.,
at Ta" Grande. fjreeoff '.on the 31st;
day of. May, 1910. V ,,, ' . - ;
, Claimant nantes ' as witnesses,
Frank Alden, J. Braaey, John N.
Jones and . Preston Burnett; all of
Starkey; Oregon. '
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