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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1910)
PAGE EIGHT LA GRA,.i, hVK.Ni . t OBSERVER SATURDAY, 3IAY 23, 1910 You Can Always Do Better At 1318 ADAMS AVE and FIR St 10c 10c 10c 10c 25c 35c 27c 48c 45c li rent Tvmnive ....... li rBt farnaliolB Milt.. li tt tern Flake ..... li teat Ipr 0 Vt ...... Three package Crackers SO rest eas lack IVpir Balm Ceeoa ........... e.' rest Breora .......... Jtt rent package Chocolate Try or Manor House Cef frt sad liolUin ..Tea 10 pound good Hire .... l)3C purkages Pontam ..... 4C HdresV Uotr Brown IQC felt, Sir ialue LauW White Wach IMU 15c 10c 4 tii!drcn 15 tvul HoM .. Ladles .IUMfd-to north 2e koIuij at....Q,"2v' Ladle' li rent Tan How lie CliilsW 20 rent Tan fC Hose ........... See Oar Lares at .. 5c 1 ei-at (otion Towellnv, A per jard ... ... f2 li eeat Towel ......... IvC j M rent Lare Curtain.;. . )3C Lae Curtain..... VOC 4H ' in Late Curtulus sbl.40 Bargains in Ladies AND Mens' Underwear FleslW Cowls at lie, O ft Uit, fLU, fl.Ti Ai.V 15 eenl ( urtaln Poles.,,, 10c 2." eeut lurtuln Poles.., 20c White Oil (loth........ . 23c Fantf Oil Cloth.,.. ..... 21c Mn eeut Mack Sat AC teew Shirt.. UJC Mm' .Blark .HalMios IA worth our nrlre.. . 'vC S" tent IMlle Peroxide.. I5c ti eeut Tooth Powder... 15c I.orsl Post Cards three 5c Three pnrlaKt 7'nvel- lfj Jew F1reprtf Cartaia, Tbe Steward opera noose has in- tabled a new fire-proof drop curtain aod made material additions to the scenery on tie Etage. The old curtain needed repairs and instead of doing that, Manager Steward parchaaed a new drop. The ether scenery will be used at the first opportnnity. Faaeral asdaj. EL Cofficberry, who died yesterday, from wounds accidentally Inflicted by a boy at I'nion. wi31 be furled Sunday afternoon from his home at Union. Gart.t Pet U Weri, Chief of Police W&lden reports thai James Collls. of HermMon, has been given permission to work seven and a halls days ob the streets as the re sult of a drunk. iKBOR IS FIM EES. Kfflrr Trart fceld for 1 Drrt 1 hen v and Iatca4 f Three Ilasdrrd. ' Aa error crept Into the Observer yesterday In reporting the Koeler tract sale near Union. The eighty acres brought three thousand rather than three hundred dollars. Stop Glgaatle Swindle. Chicago, May 28. Secret service agents of the post office are perfect ing evidence here today shoving a million dollar green goods swindle was planned. Federal officials stop ped It just as promoters had prepared to flood the country with letters of fering spurious govt;i:nt zoUi at a low cost Do You Want A Hpme that will pay for itself? A Five Acre bearing Fruit Farm 4 miles from La Giande postoffice, in May Park, with 4 room house, pantry and closet, good eel lar, barn and fruit house, 2 chicken houses, windmill, wiih water piped from tank to barn and chicken lots, all in splendid condition. mm 10 sun PURCHASER. Inquire SHERWOOD WILLIAMS, Imbler, Ore. 1 Home BERR'ES all next week, j Place your order il early for berries j ror c. nnmg 5 City Grocery And BAKERY 7. METEOR LANDS in mm. 115 KSOCKLD SE5SELESS BT FLTI5G 3ISSLE FEOJI HE1TES& Several Sees la Sjwkase Lat Sight Bat This was CWL Spokane, May 28. John Berg, a sec tion hand, standing at Main and Stev ens streets, was today struck on the head by a meteorite Inflicting a deep gash. He was knocked senseless, but will live. Sereral meteors fell last sight ;. San Francisco, May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, a sister of Colonel Roosevelt, arrived here from China yesterday. They have been traveling around the world for a year for the benefit of Mrs. Robinson's health which Is greatly Improved. Stock and Cotton Exchange (low. New York, May 28. The stock ex change as well as the cotton exchange is closed today and will remain closed over Monday, Decoration day. The Chicago board of trade 1b the only Im portant market open. It closed at noon. 4, SOCIETT Tuesday afternoon twenty-one la dies of the Lyle Tuesday Musical availed themselves of the oppor tunity of meeting once more at their TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. WANTED Women (or men) to place samples, distribute circulars and advertise our goods. Salary, $2.50 dally; full or part time. White House Supply Co.. Chicago, 111. 115.00 PER WEEK paid one man or lady in each town to distribute free circulars and take ordera for white ribbon concenterated non alcoholic flavors in tubes. Permanent position. Experience unnecessary. X S. Zleg ler company, S39 Corao block, Chicago. WANTED Lady cook for the Savoy hotel. Happiness Depends . ON THE WAY We Look at Things Are your eyes so that you can see things hi their right light? If not, It shows the presence of eye-strain. Let Me Fit You with glasses that WILL relieve the strain and see right. : My ce and ability, together with excep tional facilities, enables me to do the Rest work at 'the Fairest Prtres. ' ' . ' I grind all my Glasses. ' HEACOCK EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Office over Xcttltn's Druir Store. dub borne before disbanding for the gammer months. During tb business see Moo it was decided that Mesdamec EL C Moore, George Rernle and T. J. Scroggia plaa the music for the Ma-i-cale'a afternoon at the Chautauqua. It was also decided that the Maakale keep Its present quarters cm' Sixth a treet for the coming year. A motion was carried to send a Dote of thanks to the local newspapers for the many courtesies received during the past year. The program rendered consisted cf four numbers any one of which de serves special mention: Piano Solo, "Boat Song" (Goddard) ' Miss Oliver Vocal Solo, The Forgotten Land" . Miaa Young Violin Solo. "Solo de Concert, Miss Bertha Young Reading, The Wilds of Oregon". . ..................Mrs. E. C Moore The last number la a reading of Mrs. Moore's own composition and'it showed that La Grande besides tal ented musicians and singers, has al so a poet of no small ability. After the program new officers were installed and President Mrs. Scroggina waa escorted to the chair and addressed the membera in a most fitting manner, bne expree4 pleasure at neauing me siusicjue, ccia- j plimented the good work done, and lauded the retiring officers. She ad monished the membera to continue their fidelity to the club and aid in placing it on even higher levels. The social hour ended the afternoon. The retiring officers served fancy sherbet and waffers and a general good time was had. Teachera of the Central building en joyed a campus luncheon yesterday noon. However only the lady teach ers were eligible. '.; Mrs. Frank Bay entertained the af ternoon sewing club this week at here home. Mesdames T. J. Scroggin and C. H. Upton will entertain next week in honor of Mrs. A. L. Richardson who has recently returned from a winter visit to New York .- u The Juniors of tbe high school will give a reception this evening at the K. of P. hall in honor of the Senior class. Due to examinations and com mencement affairs the function vas delayed until after the graduation last evening. .Bras s We have just received and have on display a car load of Brass and Iron beds. One-third of your life is spent in bed. You should pay particular attention to that article of lrirnitnre. This shipment was purchased at A Remarkably Low Figure You will find the price marked on every bed and after examining them you will be convinced that such values have never before been of fered. $7.50 prices range 7"- w" ""w.wwuciivuijf ana beds from $3 to $25. ooo LJPdtemShoe Co. t Patent Colt, Goodyear Welt- ed, on High Heeled Stilt Last, Classy and Attractive. IPS ONE OF THE Ever turned out by tHe J ' Peters Shoe Comnanv. and has the t $4.50. We've a dandy line of snappy patterns in Mens' Oxfords from the Peters factories from $4.0,0 to $5.00. Don't buy an Oxford until you see them. iFii mm w aid ;::yM on satin finished brass beds from $20 HENRY & GARR 0000 HERE'S A well known TTS M 1 $8.75 verms martin iron Beds ; - -
