LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATURDAY,' MAY 21, 1910.
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IVSE TALKS
OFFCE BOY
I heard of a farmer once who
tried to set a hen to music. Ma
says I'm hearing too much for my
good of late. Hereafter I must go
to bed at nine o'clock. I tell you
a boy around this Job "has got to
get his sleep, and there's no time
to set around on anything. The
jjuob bj it gooa cierK must have"
' confidence. , He must have confi
dence in himself, the confidence
of the customer and the confidence
of tho employer; for the store
pays the wages and the customer '
pays the coin that helps to earn
them. If a clerk isn't square with
his Job, he'll soon lose it and if he
isn't square with the customer,
he'll soon lose his trade. ..The bus
iness game is one of confidence. It
is confidence that keeps off panics
; and keeps up our wonderful trade
in boys' clothes. .You've got to get
' the confidence of a kid all right
or hell not even come in the store. ,
I guess every kid in town would
",' ; like to own one of our blue serge -
; "fivers." Quite a number of 'em
do. . "They're fivedollars down and
the" 'balance never. ' Just five
plunks for the best bunch of sum-'
mer blue you ever wore,
WILLIE, with '
The People's Store
THE HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNEB
k MASK CLOTHES.
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epenclable
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35 cents
70 cents
$1.00
AHD
Bakery.
MA1VPED MILK
with ess '..
any flavor
A Ileal to"
) v One Glass
Selder's
Confectionery Store
dwards
yal Grocery
THE ISIS
-TOHIEHT'S FROERAM-
Common enemy (eligj
Gypsy Girl's Love (Kalem.)
Western Romance.
A Man with weak heart (Edlsonr
Song The Hat my Father "Wore.
ADMISSION 10c
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LOCAL TEMS. s
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J. H. Bartlett of PuUmanwn,, is a
business visitor in the city today.
0. T. Severs of Cove, is among the
many visitors' in the metropolis today.
- Mrs. .L L. WilliamRnn nf I,oRtln in
registered at the Foley while visiting
friends in the city. .' ,
' ; ' u .'' '.'' '. -Irvine
French, Howard Shutt, and
Boyd M. Ault are registered at the
Savoy today from Enterprise. " v
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Ned Claln, a prominent athletic
circle adherent of Walla Walla, "ar
Gity Treasurer's Report
. Receipts and expenditures, March 16. 1909, to March" 21. 1910.
Receipts as per treasurer's cash book.
; . Water Works Accts.
Pump house, repairs ....... ; ..
Mains and connections ,',"...;.;
Operating expenses . . . I,
Repairs . t .
Beaver creek pipe line . .
.V' ,; Street DcptAccts.
Street property and improvements. -.. , '
Maintenance" and 'repairs .". ,
Improvement on court houso ground, .......
Sewer survey ''.".; . . . ;
City scales ....
Officers' salaries , .
Office supplies ........
General expenses
Gen, Expense Accts.
Police
Maintenance and repairs .......
Fire department (new material)
Fire department (general expenses)".
. . MlsceilanePis Accts. '
City hall improveme'nt' . ; . .... ... . ? 2,115.85
Special interest (interest on bond) . ." ............ 8,263.80
Pound .11.03
Total expenditures
Excess of receipts over expenditures. . , . 11.967.41
.. . The receipts and expenditures d not show the $146,000.00 paid' the
Am. Light and Power Co., jfor the c6notruction of the Beaver , Creek pipe
line.' The' bonds were turned over to he Am. Light . and Power Co., the
company paying the balance ($14,000.00) In cash, whh sum la included In
the receipts for the year. ' . ' - . -
Treasurer'a recCTpts, March 16, 1909 to March 21, 1910.
Water rereints . . . . . ; . . ... ........... I I 12.877.1 7
Taxes, (Co. treasurer)
Am. Light and Power Co. (bonds) ..,
Charter Election expenses (Am. Light
One-half Improvement of court house
Road appropriation ...
Road feeg ............
Pound fees ..,.;...
Licenses
Fines and costs . '. . . . .'. ...... V;.,:..
city scales '....::';.. ..........
Mlscellaneoua receipts ,..
Total reaiipta ,
': -:: Dlsbnrs
Warrant paid (general fund)
Interest on above .........
Warrant paid (water fund)
' Interest on above ... , , ..i .
Warrants paid (Beaver Creek pipe line)
Warrants paid," (contingent fund)...
t Warrants paid (road fund) .......
Warrants paid, (pound fund).....
Interest on bonds ...............
Total disbursements . .
. Balances
Cash on hand March 16, 1909
Cash on hand March 21, 1910
Financial Statne"J lrMll
Bonded Indebtedness r $235,000.00
Outstanding warrants' ... 3798.75
Total iiaDiuues
: Less'cash on hand.... ...........
Amount of real indebtedness
;ThlB does Include the accrued
bonds to date. H .V:-r
rived last evening to officiate as ref
eree in today's track meet.
rrivals at the Savoy today from
Pendleton are iat Kimball, Chester
Gordon, Paul Flnnell, Geo. Han. Ches
ter Fee and Thomas Boylen, .
Herbert Williams. Don Pruitt. Franl. f
weaver, Wm. Morrison Ralph Dunbar,
Geo. Hurdman."J. J. Beaty and Will
Flser are registered at the Savoy to
day., ' ' .
Mrs. G. R. Scott and son, Donald, ar
rived in La Grande last night from
Portland and will make this city their
home. Mrs. Scott is the wife' of G.
R. Scott, business manager of the
Observer. .
Mrs. W. W. Blaker. of Kansas City,
Mo., arrived in La Grande this morn
ing and will visit her sister, Mrs.
Bruce Dennla, for several days. She
has been In California and is now on
her way home.
' Mr. Chaa. Rice and daughter, of
Payette, Idaho, left yesterday for their
home after having attended the fun
eral of Mr, Rice's mother, who died
Tuesday ''as a result of injuries re
ceived in a runaway last Sunday.
- Seth Maxwell, son of Editor Max
well, of the Oregon Scout, at Union,
was in the city yesterday on his way
home from an absence of several
months In California.,, Seth. thinks
there Is no place like Oregon after ai;.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pack left for
Boise this morning where they will
make their future home. Mrs. Pack Is
the daughter of Will Lewis of Enter
prise.' . The two ware married at the
home of her grandfather," H. P. Lewis'!
Wednesday, May 18. .
$ Gl .790.67
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6.8q
5,165.25
2.C99.90
140.05
5,145X5
; 1.9G8.98
1.881.93
1,553.78
786.78
322.51
9.780.C5
66.80
8,012.10
DePt Accts.
362.30
1,350.50
194,65
49,829.26
and Power Co)
grounds ......
27,943.84
14,000.00
386.40
776.00
2,146.46
: 652.05
121.85
1,494.40
1.256.00
5.0
emeBts.
24,358.47
61,796.67
2,644.48
7,695.63
' 57.39
6.750.50
216.53
721.72
11.63
8.313.80
50.769.55
U.027.12
6.713.70
17.740.82
$272,398.75
28,957.60
$243,441.15
lntret on the outstanding warrants and
1 CLASS TO
GRADUATE
DETAILED FKOURAM OUT
FR1DAFS GRADUATION.
FOR
Lntertatuin? Program Arranged
Next Friday Evening:.
for
Invitations are out announcing the
details of the commencement exercises
next Friday night. The program at
the graduation Includes:
Music .............. .Selac Orchestra
Invocation .... .,. .Rev. Frank E. Gray
Salutatory , . . .Frances Farquarharson
Vocal Solo Selected ........ . v
Prof. F. R. Bridges
Commencement Address. . .... ... .
Chas E. Cochran
Vocal Duet Selected. .Mrs. Helen M.
Geddes and Mr. C. P. Ferrin.
Valedlctorv Sarah Smltlt
Class Song ..... . . , . ... . . . . By Class
Presentation of Diplomaa.... ...... .
" i.'.", I. , .J.' D. Stout, Superintendent
Benediction . . .Rev. F. Canfield
MUSIC.'' '.
V The class roll roster of graduates is:
Virgil Bolton, Lillian Baker, Elsie
Couch, Ruth Corley, Stanley vCarpy,
Hazel Eaton, Frances Farquarharson,
Harold Grady, Ruth A Harrison. Etha
Huffman, William Hamilton, Joe Ingle',
Edward Moon, Nellie Jlahafey, Etta
Owens, Nellie Pickens, Frank Ralston,
Opal Rice, Roy Pice, Herman Stein,
Marjorle Silverthorn, ETIle Snider, Ray
Williams, Lowell Williamson un.
Elizabeth Wheatley.
High School Faculty.
- N. J. Mansager, principal, Mabel E.
Gleaaon, N. Lucile Allen, R. A. Wil
kerson. Norma A. "Mackay and John
D. Stout,' superintendent. ,
Fully nine out of every ten canes of men
malisra is simply rheumatism of the mus
cles due vocold or damp, or chronic rbeuroa
tism, neither of which require any interna
tiVAtment. All that in needed to attord re
lief is the free application of C3.'.,hW?ji.V
Liniment. Give it a trial. V
to be please with the quick relief nhL& it
tfiurdx. . , ",
No Humbug
No Hot Aii
No Graft
ujDELLSOUN
DOCTOR OF OPTICS. ,
, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
1105 ADABS AVENUE, OPPOSITE
THE POSTOFFICE.
DR. MENDELSOHN'S GLASSES V
GIVE THE BEST BESl'LTS.
Dr. Mendlesohn's deep curve leuses
gives wider field. clearer j' vlitcn,
greater comfort, improved appear
ance. ' - i. "(:.: ..'.V;
ONE S CHARGE COVERS ENTIRE
COST OF EXAMINATION, ,
GLASSES, FRAMES '
' The doctor is endorsed by all of the
leading oculists of Portland and all Of
the physicians in La Grande.
The entire problem lies in theje
three words Rightly fitted lenses.
All broken lens replaced while you
wait. Charges reasonable.
I0ITB CASE WILL NOT PUZZLE
DR. MENDELSOHN
tad he guarantees satisfaction It
1 - every respect1'.
Office hours from 9 to 12 and from
1 to 5. By special appointments in the
evening. ' 1 " :';
DR. M. P, MENDLESOHN
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STIio Golden Rule 1 lie Golden Rnb
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$ BUSINESS f AX BE DOSE CHEAPER. In this department than any
other. NO RENT. All the expense be,VUs vtbat we would be t,
S, It bout the basement, ar lighting, batiusc and clerk tire. For tiiis
reason It is easy to figure a small pro tit on itidxe. sold iu this depart-
nieut
TWENTT-HYE I'LR CENT SAVING. This Is not Idle talk. AVe uieiia
fy every word. Twenty, live per cent I a large saving1, but only means'
ONE CENT on each tire cent purchase. .An item sold to jou regu-
O larly at FIVE CENTS, If It cun be
you of T1TENTY-FIVE l'ER CENT.
FIGURES DO NOT LIE, Let ns help jou save TWENTY-FIVE TEIt
CENT, on every thing yon need in the lltelien and around the l;ouse.
SBest safety pins ..................
. Best common pins .......
O. N. T. Thread, per fool ........
San Silk Thread, per spool ........
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Q Ladies' Cotton Hose, good grade ...
S Children's Cotton Hose, good grade.
Jlen's Black or Tan Sox ..........
Ladles Summer Underwear
Good Grade Pearl Button ........
Heavy Doable width percale ......
S 36 inch Bleached Muslin .........
Fine French Ginghams, .... .'. . .
Good Grade Black Sateen
Dress Linings
SUnlo DrM .I.lHna. all mIm
Fine Persian lawns .........i....
Fine India Linens
Four Piece Glass Sctst Butter Dish, Sugar, Creamer
Speon Holder. ..
O Water Glasses, ' Per Dosen .... ............ .
V Onehnlf (ralon Water Pitchers. ....... . . . , , . .
Heavy Wire Potato Mashers
Five- Inch Wire Strainer . . ............ . . . , .
Nickel Plated Tea Strainer ....v-.- ..
Six Hole Jam: Pan ....... .?.
Nine Hole Jam Pan 4 ........ ; . ;
'Twelve Hole Jam Pan ...i...... ......
Large Open dnst pan
large Covered dunt pan . . . . . . ..... . . . .
j Spring Clothe Pin," S do.
Y. GltANITEWARE.
X 2-Ot. Puddln Pan V . . . ; .. v . ' . .
3-Qt. Pudding l'nn
Y 4-O.t. Puddiuir Pan
14-Qt. Dish Pan
XK.Qt. Dish Pan
0 8-Qt Bucket . . ......
A 10-Qt Bucket , . . . . , , . . . . .
12-Inch Wash Dish . . ; . , ; . , ; . .
Best Toilet Soap, per dor-....
A Eigrht Bars Fern Laundry Soap
Thene are only a few of the items
can hesaved Inour BAIIGAIN BASEMENT. Our plan Is to keep everj
Othlnsr that the wife may need around the home In thU departmeu;,. 'v
dlNhes, jrlassware, tinware, granite ware, popular dry goods, notions,
Vand kitchen and hnnaehnM ntenalln tt tP, ifi.i.itu,. f &
Vjou save. Save the pennies and
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me uumeii uuie
Clothes for
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Union Made
Clothing
Honest Values
Always
ASH BROTHERS,
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
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The worklngnian, that desires
splendid Suit value In the way of a
good looking, sturdy, . comfortable
Suit, will be greatly IntereNted In the
eicellent Suits we bate had built In
way to meet his special require,
meet. i
Strong, durable fabrics In neat
pattens of Cheviots, Worsteds and
Casslmeres. . Linings strong seams
strong; and doable strength at all
points where strain comes. A styllsa1
kat roomy ent v- Every feature ef
comfort .and . durability .considered
and worked oat " ;
THIS STOEE CATERS TO THE'
WANTS OF THE W0BSINGMA1T
Is ever em the alert to meet his re.' :
qnirements and to give him the fall.'
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