La Grande evening observer., June 06, 1910, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

LA GItANDE EVENING OBSERVER MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1910.
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Say, this la the right kind of
dope Bheet on kida; ain't It?
I believe In boys and girls the -men
and women of a great tomor- .
1 row. That whatsoever the boy
aoweth, the man shall jreap.
;- I believe in wisdom as revealed
' In human lives as well as in the
: pages of a printed book, In ability
: to work with the hands as well .
as think with the head and in
everything that makes life large
and lovely.
I believe In beauty In the home,
In dally life and in out-of-doors.
I believe In laughter, In love,
lure us on.
I believe that every hour of ev
' ery day we receive a Just reward .
for all we are and all we do.
I believe in the present and in
Its opportunities. In the future
and its pdomlses and in the di
vine joy of living. '- r'.: '.
And I have added one of my
own devising: ',,
I believe in the old-fashioned,
one-price, honorable way of doing
business. It's the only way! It's
I'll .leave It to you. , "
I see that "Opportunity" Is out
: ' ' WILLIE, with
The People's Store
THE IIOME OF HART, SCHAFFSER
& MARK CLOTHES. '
4 the PEOPLE'S STORE way. It's
the right way. Isn't it so? I'll
leave it to you. I
, 0. R. &. N. Detective Here.
0. R. & N. Detective Wood Is here
today attending to business matter for
his company. Mr. Wood is one of the
chiefs ot departments. ,
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Read the Observer for . sports. ,
t Here They are Gentlemen J
Th Suits with which the
exclusive Tu.ior must now
reckon.
Suits that fit faultless
ly show individuality
express . style and put
clothes confidence into
the wearer. Let us show
you. Sir
The Suit You
Ought to IVear
The new models in our
Suits are exceptional and
sp'.endtd values.
. . These prices never be
fore bought such excel
lent tailoring, such choice
fabrics o much style
and general, all round
Suit roodness.
New Ideas are never ab
sent from this store and
the "Suit Tou Ought to
Wear," is here!
ASH BROTrM
The Clothiers.
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-Hum's rBocRiu
Merrr Widow
Partner.
Takes Another
Pyrinees Mountains.
Only a Faded Flower (Pathe).
Way of the World (Biograph).
Song: "I am so Tired of Being
Without You.M -
-ADMISSION 11c-
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LOCAL HAPPE5ISGS. A
Mrs. H. C. Rinehart left last eve
ning for Portland. ; -
Prof. Selak is in Portland attending
I ' Mrs. George . S. Berate, is among
, the Portland Rose show visitors today.'
Mlsa Bessie Millerlng has gone to
the Rose festival, leaving last evening.-.
Mrs. F, L. Lilly and daughter Miss
Ceclle are. In Portland, attending the
Rose show, r .
Hotel Clerk John Ohl, who has been
with the Savoy' hotel for some time,
Is now located at the Sommer.
R. N. Neehan, who was taken to the i
hospital some time ago-to be treated
for typhoid, is improving nicely.
Henry But, wife and daughter. Mlxs
Frieda, of Unadjllay, Nebraska, are
.visiting at the M. L. McCormlck home
in this city.
Mrs. Worth Halsey, of Union, Is to
day the guest of Mrs. J. W. Bush.
While here Mrs. Halsey is having her
eyes treated.
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Mrs. Ed Kiddle of Island City, was
;- one of the many who went to Portland
last evening to" be.otf hand with the
arrival of Rex Oregonus today.
; MrjJ p H Qreen ,eave9 tomorrow
for Ro8eburg where Bhe wlll vlglt her
: daugbter Laura Green Wills. On her
way she will be a guest with friends
. ,ln the Rose city..
-p- : ;
a Roee festival
. ;
II. P. Lewis is home from a business
visit to Wallowa county.
Mrs. Robert Newlln was among
those Who went to Portland this morn
ing. "Penny"" Kerr and Harry Frawley
are seeing the Bights in Portland, hav
ing left this morning.
Miss Lena Jones, long distance op
erator at the P. T. & T. office, Is a
Portland Rose show visitor.
Miss Syd Budge returned last eve
ning from Union where she has been
the guest of friends since last Friday.
C. S. Van Duyn went to Portland
this morning to Join Mrs. Van Duyn
who went to the metropolis laBt Sat
urday; . . V '''
Mrs. Ezra Wilson, of McClay, Ore.,
has been visiting at the J. M. Wilson
home and left today for the east to
visit relatives. I :
. Mrs. Hager and daughter of Hunt
ington returned this morning after
being guests for a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Matlock. -
U. R. "Wilson arrived home yesterday
froman extended tour through the
middle west. He Visited in southern
Wisconsin, at Chicago, St. Paul and
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Mrs. E, C. Moore spent Sunday at
Hot Lake with Mrs. Hattie McDonald
who has been ttt the Sanatorium for
some few days in the hope of benefit
ting her health. : s ; i
Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Murchison,
who . were recently married ' in this
city and who have been spending a
few days In Baker City returned last
evening and will make their' future
home in this city. j
: R. B. Phillips, of Salt Lake is here
to relelve .George Hlbberd as express
agent. Mr. Hlbberd goes to Portland
tonight to 'spend a couple of days, and
then goes to Salt Lake to bid good
bye to his mother and Bister who will
soon return to their old home in Eng
land. '
Mrs Arthur Clark Brlggs, of Long
Beach, Cal., arrived last evening to
vlBlt her relatives here, and to be at
the bedside of her father, Perry Clark,
I who has been critically ill at the hos
pital for, the past week. He is show
! ing Blight signs of improvement to
day. ;, :.
John Everlll, of Salt Lake, . Is the
guest of Captain A. M. Paul this week
He is a contractor and cement worker
of the Saltair town . and will put in
a bid for the sewer and cement work
now being ordered In. La Grande. He
has been affiliated with government
work considerably.
. Receiver .and Mrs. Walter Niedner
left this morning for Portland , to
spend. a week. Miss . Minna Ash,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Ash, went with them and the party
will join Miss Well, of San Francisco,
at Portland, and return later in the
week coming to The Dulles by boat
Miss Well is a sister of Mrs. Ash. -
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Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Upton and daugh
ter Ruth and Mrs. Nellie Bullard ex
pect to leave this evening for Port
land to attend the Rosefestival. ,
'. The Misses and Helen Sims are in
the Ity to spend their summer vaca
tion with relatives and friends. They
are at present the guests of their
counsin, Mrs. B. W. Noyes.
Rev. J. D. Gillllqn and wife of La
Grande, spent a couple of days at Jo-,
seph the first-' of this week. While
here they were the guests of Attorney
and Mrs. W. G. Trill. On Mopday a j
party composed of these four and Mr. '
and Mrs. I. F. Douglas, W. L. Mul
key and family, and ReV. and Mrs.
A. L. Howarth enjoyed the day at the
head of the lake. Joseph Herald.
' Those who are Interested in the re
production of the Continental con
gress of 1776, this coming July 4th,
wlll meet In the Commercial club
room this evening at 7:30. .
Stat Senator N.sL Hart, who Is
one' of the leading politicians of the
state and prominent in senatorial af
fairs, Is here .today from his home
In Baker City transacting business
and visiting with friends.
Mrs. Chas. Hlllhouse and sister
Miss Lucy May, who have been guests
with Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Halsten, leave
tonight for Portland and after visiting
. Mrs. L. Smith Is
visitor this week.
home in Georgia. . They' have spent
about two weeks la La Grande.
I Mrs. J. F. Campbell Is home from a
visit la Wallowa county.
Dr. Anderson, Thursday, ordered
one of his patients, Mrs. Gcrdon Mar
tin ot this city, to the hospital in
La Grande, placing her under the
immediate care of Dr. Mollter ot that
city. Mrs. Martin is suffering from
an attack of incipient appendicitis,
and may be compelled to undergo
an operation. Enterprise News-Record.
'. .
Chase Bohnenekamp is home from
a nine-months', stay In the Kentucky
Military school, at Louisville, Ky.
While away numerous side trips were
taken by the students. and the term
has been a profitable one to Mr. Boh
nenkamp. ile wlll remain with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bohnen
kamp, during the summer vacation.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
LOST, Lady's watch with pin at
tached. Suitable reward paid It re
turned to La Grande Investment com
pany. ;' ,;. :'vv' ;-: --
WANTED Board and room,
postofflce box No. 82. '
Address
ROOMS FOJ RENT 1612 Adams
avenue. Phone red 47L .: :"
FOR SALEr-Hood river berries, 5Jc
a gallon at I C Smith's. .
FORr SALEnQabbage" plants, 15c a
hundred at L. &. Smith's. '
TO TRADEy-160 acres of timber land
to trade ' for city property.;. Mac
Wood, Golden Rule store.
Western Play at Alrdome.
Tonight at the Airdome, the thrill
ing western-comedy drama, "Golden
Giant Mine," will ibe the bill of the
stock company, and this Is one of this
organization's star productions re
ceiving a great ovation in Pendleton
week before last.
Fullof excitement and comedy, this
play is sure to please all lovers of
good melo-drama.
CLOSED!
THE FAIR WEDNESDET
AND . THURSDAY INVOIC
ISO. STOCK-WATCH FOB
THE GREATEST SALE
EVER ' HELD IN IA
GRANDE OPENS . THURS
DAY MORNING AT 9 A. M.
CLOSED UP-TIIE PAIR
CLOSED WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY. READ TUES
DAY AND WEDNESDAY
ADS ANNOUNCING THE
OPENING OF LA GRANDE'S
GREATEST SALE.
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Herrln Will Lecture.
Oregon Agricultural college, Corval-
11s, Oregon, June , 6. Special When
William ', F. Herrln, recently made
a vice president of the Southern Pa
cific company, and for many years
head ofv the law department ot the
Harrlman ' railroad system, comes to
Fresh Tomorrow I
Tomatoes, New Potatoes,
Peas, Wax Beans,
. Gabbae, Asparagus,
Cucumbers, Radishes," 1
Lettuce,
Dry and Green Onions,
Turnips, Beets.
AHD
Royal Grocery
Bakery
Cor vail is to deliver an address June
14 before the students of the college
from which he graduated la 1873, the
people of Oregon will meet one of the
most forcef il men ot the State of Cali
fornia, -whose influence has been felt
not only In that state but throughout
the Pacific coast and extended east
to the Atlantic.
Associated with Mr. Herrln as the
principal speakers on the programs
of the Quarter Centennial celebration
wlll be two other men who also at
tained great prominence but indiffer
The Lamest
. of Cnt Glass, Hand Painted China, (Silver
ware, Sterling and Plated), ever shown in
Eastern Oregon for
JUNE WEDDING GIFTS.
We also have a large stock of Plain Band
Wedding Rings, any style or size, 14 Kart
i . ,.SoUd Gold, at $1.25 dwt.
SIEGRIST &
JE AND OPTICIA1T3.
The Largest Jewelry
Oregon. v
N. K. WEST, President V
WM. MILLER, Vice President
No.
United States
of La
Z CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Directors "
N. K. WEST J.L. CAVINESS '
WM. MILLER. A. T. HILL.
J. C. HEflRY , H.H5. COOLIDGE
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t A new pair of curtains will brighten i
$ the room. We have them fro 75 i
jj Portiers--All shades from $2.25 to$6
$ fW entrc 'es' Stands, J
fa-it-:'. I Ubrarv Tables !l
We
are
Cld
S This stand $2.25
A M li . v mm
at
ent fields. James M. Ilaruillo ,-t-Ident
of the Montana :ate c
who wlll deliver the coinnenccmect
address has been a leader la t-a grei
work of industrial e3ucatlon for many
years and is considered one of lha
ablest men in education work today.
Rev. F. W. Clampett, rector of Trini
ty church, San Francisco, la one of
the most eloquent orators on the Pa
cific coast Besides these several
graduates of the institution who have
become prominent in many fields of
activity win appear on the program.
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YOU MONEY.
COMPANY
Store in Eastern
LA GRANDE ,Ore.
T. J. SCROGQIN, Cashier
H. E. COOLIDGE, Afis't Cashier
IS14
National Bank
Grande
T. J. SCROGGIX
C. T. baco:i
FRANK CONLSY
DRAPERIES
A ji rge selection; g
priced to suit ev- W
ery purse. jj
Goiich Covers,
all kinds and brices $
Library Tables
can suit you and the prices a
so low that you will be sur- f
stoves taken in exchange
Ob B O
aictf fn Future on
the Rose show will return to their
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