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LA GliAXDE EVKN'ING OBSERVE!! SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1910.
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700 Patterns to select from.
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PARTICULAR GOODS
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Daily
FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE
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DEPOT SIR LEI
MAHAFFEY BLDG
THE ELITE DYf WORKS
Steam and Fiench dye cleaninfe of Ladies and Gent's
clothing, Ladies' silk waists and evening gowns cares
fully cleaned and pressed. Felt and Panama hats
nSlHv bl0cked AH wok guaranteed. We call
or and deliver work.
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n r BSner, ivmnager.
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Daddy s Bedtime
Story
How the Monkey Saved
the Baby
STEWARD'S gggg
Th Monkey Had th Baby
In Hi Arms .
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The Rinehart-Liitle
Piano Company
Have opened the Largest
and Finest Piano Store in
Eastern Oregon
,"r business tas been phenominal since we
started. We are selling as fast as we can get them
, inere is a reason for that. First, we have but
High grade pianos. We do not carry special pia
nos but direct from the best factories in America,
and backed by the oldest piano manufacturers in
the country.
Second, we pay cash for every instrument,
thereby getting them at rock bottom prices, sav
ing you from $75 to $125 on your piano.
Third, we get them in car load lots and sr
on Ireight. Every piano we sell we give a wi
ten guarantee from the manufacturer to last
for many years-a life time with proper care.
ben you buy a piano from the
RINEHART-LITTLE PIANO COMPANY
You will get the best piano money can buy at the
owest price for high grade pianos ever sold for
in La urande. '
Have you seen the latest in player pianos f
JV e have the latest player piano made al
latest attachments. , With a Uttle praC e you can
FKa1 as the huma" hand.
Call and, see the player with the human touch
a few of your W
We have a large stock of player music on hand
THE RINEHART-LITTLE
PIANO COMPANY
la Grande, Oregon. Depot Street, East af Adams I
hone Main 39
kXCE upon a Ume.M said Daddy as Evelyn and Jack took thr t
hear a story, "there was a family which had for a pet a large inonkev
The monkey was given to the family by an untie, who had brought
him from far across th ua ah th. rxni in .k. . . .
" tujic u iuc jaujnv were iona
,, u6.?0 ey' W.hlch an,U9ed them Ter mnch wlt tricks. Ue would
iUB uoor auu u upon tne top. making faces, and would not come down
unlefw some one gave him a piece of fruit or aome sugar. It was very funny
Vlt . I11 0D ,he top of a door and P"1 baDan wl eat It. only it was
a bother to have to pick up the banana peel.
, i'H tb,! t?e U?e with tnI fflmJ,y monieX wi the great
Sifti f the by bg,n to wa,k "d ta,k not 80 o"1 attention was
f 5LVn0Bke Thflt made 11,6 m0Dkey iea,ous- and h "eemed to know
loXtV01 4M kept tW'y the b"by Dd
askeTEvSjn'111117 " mC,, " thejr Ayr'
.' 5?i cbUd-" Mld dtdd'' "l)Ut wer 'od f the moniy, and as
S'.k" ? n0t t0 tann baby Wm- Well, one aununer day
aU the family was out except the baby and its nurse. The baby was aslee
rKk P Work and m not noUce that tnere waa anything wrong
with the house. After awhile ho.r .t.. .mii .w ,Tf, .
.... . , . auu juvKea up 10
soe that the whole lower part of tbe house, was on fire. She tried to get in
and run upstairs to save the baby, bit she could not get teeugh the, amok
STtni? Si moVhe MP helP' C"me Uek ,D a -h0rt ttae V'tb
. "Did they save the baby, daddyr asked Jack
.hoJ'f01 th9 m,nkey dld' Wbn baby'" Prent Rot back to the house
they looked up and saw the monkey at a window with the baby in his arms
Se !.a,W w ,flT' r BmelIed tbe "moke from P8talrs-he was allowed to
run a round the bouse and he had eone into thA IkQ hf'a twxm anil 4a!.... a a. i
Sl'TtV The,n h! t0 the WlDd0W- chel ou7 wth"o7e Tan
S?h f i PiPC that ran ,rom the roof 10 tne tronnd. He. held on with
ESfaSlW a,"y- d limbing, and i
iw (tVUUU.
g SATURDAY Evening, MAY 14
The Noted Prima-Donna
COMEDIENNE
4 Company of 30. Bevy of Show, Girls. Lavish Pro
J duction. Gorgeous Gowns.
i Prices: $1.50, $1.00. 75c, 50 cte.
J Seats on Sale Thursday Morning
Dorothy Morton
Jn J. J. McN ALLY'S MUSICAL COMEDY
'Widow Jones."
MARK TWAIN'S DEATHBED.
Pathttie Mannsr In Which Humorist
Triad to 8oth His Daughter.
A pathetic scene at the deathbed of
Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) waa
recounted the other day by an old
friend.
The venerable master of tbe art of
humor knew well that death was near
and seemed to have no dread of It, but
when he noticed the growing fears of
his daughter Clara, who was constant
ly attending him, he called her to the
bedside. "; ' ,
"Little girl? be saldjooUiingly -I
wouldn't take this so bard If I wereyou.
In tbe first place, dear, you must re
member that I am getting to be a very
old man.
"And you know," he went on, with
a twinkle of the old boyish smile, "I
used to smoke twenty-five cigars ev
ery day, but they cut me down to four,
and at last they wouldn't let me smoke
at all. .- - -
"I can't travel. I can't even write.
But what makes it easiest to go, my
little girl, is that I am so old, and
there Isn't any one for me to play with
any more." -
: Pont Overlook Us
We have a large stock which must be sold out.-and
we have the riirht nrices on it. A at
about the guarantee on our flour, too.
LR GRMDE
MILLING CO
CJomplete equipment for resetting and repairing
rubber buggy tires. . . .
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. F !l GERALD. Proprietor
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
N. K. WEST. President
WM. MILLER. Vice President
, T. J. SCROGGIN, Cashier
H. E. COOL1DGE, Aaa't Cashlsr
No. 1514
United States National Bank
of La Grande
CAPITAL STOCK 9100,000.00
'' '. Directors
N. K. WEST J. I CAVINESS
WM. MILLER. A. T. HILL.
J. a HENRY . H.E. COOLIDGE
T. J. SCROGGIN
' C. T. BACON
FRANK CONLET
Wfeilington Piano
609.UU
You will not find another piano bargain
iiKe this m town. See them.
STEINWA Y, KURTZMAHHE, LUDWIG and orher makes
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