LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1910. :
Economy Jars
v :-Second
I Itohitr ' I ec0nd $U0,NeW .35 8
-AS? GaUoi Second Hand $1.30. New $1.75 2
; " . . ..
8
Schram Jars
'(,.. . " -
t O ' ' ' ' ' ' SCOnd Hand New $1.00 S
5 iSSf 2 V; ' ' V v - Second Hand $1.10, New $1.25 g
a ; at; v: second 'Hand l.io, JVew $1.25
a u Unions k . .;-.' Second Hand $1.30, New $1.50 J
.bchram Caps v ; , . C , . . . . . ; . 20c' 2
' ,
e f v , : . mason jars .vyc:; .v,:-- a
1 '1' ' V V -i- :i ..SeeoBd nand 50, New 75c . g
2 tj ij " " M f wcwiiu xiauu. ot, xsew yuc ...
5 raS?ns- ; Second Hand 85, New $1.25 ::
2 d's Porcelain Lined Caps , . . ; . . . ... .... 35c i
Second Hand' Jars; AH Kinds, . . . . ;! , ;Very Cheap j
f Gsses, Round Bottom ; Vi. , 40c Doz. 2
j Jelly Glasses,; f
5 . r-Mx
Vacuum Jars
Glamps 10, Rubbers
F.
Furniture on Easy Payments
8
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lllf f, u
vi tuiu iiaiiu i aiuicu vlUlia.
From now 'until July 17, 1 will make a spcciallv t
$ low price on cut glass and hand painted China. It t
will pay you to examine mv stok- fa crA
lection before buying your
All . styles of wedding
a -a " v v? """wi
Lli;f III V I'l I l IU 111 QT!!
I will Save You Money.
f H Pparp U Grande's Leading Jeweler,
r care, 0pposite Land 0ice
a.
FKe target Stockf
of Cnt Glass, Hand Painted China, (Silver
ware, Sterling and Plated), ever shown in
Eastern Oregon for .
JUN3 WEDDING GIFTS.
We also have a large stock of Plain Band
Wedding Rings, any style or size, 14 Kart
I Solid Gold, at $1.25 dwt. 4
tr. ;--;-.:,-::.:v--
l : , WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. ; ;
EGRIST & COMPANY
I ' JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
I a : The Largest Jewelry
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l V 1-2, caps 17 1-2
t
gifts. - 1
rings including Tiffanv.
iu - jiuea m eastern uregon, ,
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Jess
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Store in Eastern
LA GRANDE ,0re.
M.
J.
Mil
GREAT
LITTLE HAY DOWN BUT CEOl'S
General Driziling Bain Spells . Good
Crops Over Union Connty.
Soaking considerable alfalfa, but
given added thrift and life" to small
grains, beeta and "the like, the rain
nf VADtarifir r. ...... - i J 1
f yesterdr' afternoon ;aiidVevenlhg
ieu y011. founy jeen and
- ,th,rftJr munity;v The W's
89 ?e begfWWg'.io
' ome iUrm at; the 'fvituri f
the small grain cropB, which for some
time past has not beerl Irrigated from'
on high. NTcw'; ' however the crops
are able to Vwithstaadt a long
draught agaiii as yesterday'i rain fell
at the opportune moment.' :A V
'Every section or fta'e valley was In
cluded in tho rain zone,' though In
some places, it is 'triie.rthe showers
asieavy,as mightvber Te
quired to WKtthe, so'jl Popertf.
LIST OF RIM S Aitftwrn'v -riici
4 V JUJfE TEEM. ;.
V ' ' .:-r'W;
vuuuuuea irom vostardnv .
Fred Riddle, wic on Macad-
m tj r .
am Road (Boothe Lane) , . . , 16.50
Dave Cornllson,1 work on Ma. '
cadam Road (Boothe Lanel 64 .75
Elmer Houston, work on Ma-
; cadam Road (Boothe Lane) , 49 25
Henry Davis, work on J. '
am Road (Boome Lane)... 63i65
Ernest Houston, work on Ma
! cadam Road (Boothe Lane) 48.50
Dan Kindred, work on Macad
am Road (Boothe Lane) . . . 38. 50
J. H. Kindred, work on Ma. ""
cadam Road ,. (Boothe Lane 52.40
Wm. Warrenstaff, work on Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lane)
53.60
C. W. Stearns, work on Ma-
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) ,41.00
Sidney Stearns, work on Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) 62.25
W. R. Slyer, work on Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) 46.15
John Hyatt, work on Macad-
am Road (Boothe Lane).,.
Ernest Brannon, work on Ma
90
cadam Road (Boothe Lanel 34 fin
Harvey Campbell, work on Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) 32'. 00
Fred Spencer, work on Ma- -
cadam v Road (Boothe Lane) 28.75
Prank. Tiffany, work on Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) 2.50
A. C. Webster, work 6n Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) 94.23
inns Simpson, work on Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) 97.00
wm. vehrs. work on Macad-
tu uuttu fiiootne Lkn 70 aa
' I9.VV
tuy warren, work on. Ma-
-uuiu iwaa tBoothe' Lane) 59.00
ienry Top, work on Macad
am Road fBoothe Lane) ... 5.00
w-, roarer, work on Macad
am Road i uothe Lane) .
Wm. Stein, work on rfaei.'-
am Rad ( Boothe L. ie . . .
fco! Rose, work on M. ;i i.i
iVsffl (Booihe Lane) .
A a . -
72.00
.
f.4.ro
M0
2 '60 1
-.. oucfsr-.Den, work n
cadam Road (Boothe Lane)
P. H. Wheeler, work on Ma
cadam Road (Boothe Lisjo
Bethel Davis,, work on Macad
am Road (Boothe Lane) ...
Ed. Boylen, work on Macad
am Road (Bootha Lane .
13.00
24 00
55.30
John Davis, work on Macad-
am Road (Boothe Lanel . .
CS .40
John Davis, work on Maca3
am Road (Boothe Lane) ..
(18.40 i
A.- F. Slmmnm unob n.
. .uin till ,i n
cadam Road (Boothe Lane. ftA
noumnaiiey, work on Macad
am Road (T jothe Lane) .:.
65.00
Houston, work on Ma-
cadam Road (Boothe Lane) .
31.23
9.50
Richard Wade, work and ma
terial R. ,D. 25
D. Hamilton, work
D 40 7. '
7.50
P. Marllss. work on Co.
Road.... ............ k(i
42.00
16.75
M. Skelllnir
Ths
scrap; lipooii
Yes,' H Kntw the Tim.
A quiet, bashful sort of a young fel
low was making a caii on a Capitol
bill girl one evening not so very lon
aeo when her fa
'-,.; .ther came Into
me parlor with
his watch In his
b a n d. It was
about half past 9
o'clock. At the
moment the
young man was
standing on a
chair, straighten
ing a picture over
the piano. The
girl bad .. asked
him to fix it. . As
he turned the old
gentleman.!
grurr. stout rei
"do yoc Know what low. said:
time it isr t , -Young man.
do you know what time It isT" , , . ;
The bashful youth got off the chair
nervously. "Yes. Bir," he replied. , "I
was just going." ' r ;
He went into the ball without anv
bat and coat,' The
girl's father fol
lowed 1 him. As
the caller reached
for the doorknob
the old gentleman
again asked him
If he knew what
time It was.
"Yes, sir." was
lhe youth's reply.
house without
'j waiting to" put his
i v" vu- "
After the door '
t had closed the old 1 ... . 1 ,, 5riif . ;
gentleman turned 1 - - M ,
(to the girl. , bx shot from mm
' "What's the mat . ' ' hocbb.
i ,er wltn that 'ellowr! he asked. "My
watcb ?D down thls afternoon, and I
: h,!n..t.0. teJ m the
1 culd set ll.' Denver Fost
How Juhi w.. i
" - . . vWW MWVM
In a southern county of Missouri
wuen ine xorm or question
ing was slighOy different than now,
much trouble was experienced in get
ting a Jury in a murder trial. Finally
an old fellow answered every question
satisfttctorily-he had no , prejudices
SATISFIED WfTH THE BPHCTIOir.
WasSI opposed to canltal
Then the prosecutor snM nironi-. I
t .7
w ujwn ine prisoner. Prig,
oner. look npon the Juror."
- The old man adjusted his sptAacles
" ' ' or a ran
w iuc juun,
a,hough fully satiHlied with the iu-
ujjuuic. 1 ut'u. rummer t .1.. i...
Din.-viion. up naiu: ,
'Jndce. darn m If 1 v,n i n I
mm Kumy. otvansas city gtar.
C rder Rock Springs
.IB c&J
i
ill:
Il.l ....
MALTED MltK V
1 : with cijg A '.
anv flavor
. A Meal in
' One Glass
':y ;J-iat'.;:i'':;':v:C
. Selder's i'?V'-'-
Gonfectionery Store ,r
European Plan' Only
Rooms 50c to $1.50
First class , Throughout
D.G.BRIGHOUX,
, Proprietor,
ONE BLOCK FROM DEPoi
la Grande, Otegon
Fresh Tomatoes,
New Potatoes, Green
Peas, Lettuce, Radishes,
ureen Onions, Beets,
Garrots, TurniDS.
4
Gabbge, Green Peppers.
IA0
Make froning
Easy
while the sun snines.
Two hundred and fif
ty homes in La'Grande
are now using electric
flat irons. There is a
reason for this; You
camfot afford to be with
out an electric iron. Let
us place one in your
.home on trial.
EASTERN
OREGON
Light and Power
ill
I Vegetables
o
groqenes now
at wholesale prices
?5C 0. see, pkgs 8 l-3c
jiov voto. flakes. r;v; 10c
35c Germo .... 30c
35c Sack Graham .'
flour . . . ......... 30c
35c sack Corn Meal. ; 30c
25c "pkgs Postum ' ... 21c
25c Olympia Pan Cake - :
flour 21c
Sea Poam Flour. . , ; $1.20
North Powder Flour $1.30
Royal Patent Flour $1.80
10c Rice, lb ....... fJt; 6c
Beans lb. ...4i4, ,61-20
Split Peas, lb 6c
15c Corn , . ; . . . . . , . lOc
4 cans Sardines ..... 25c
15c String Beans. ... 10c
15c Salmon ......... Hc
25c Salmon ..... 19c
Arm & Ilamiuer Soda
pkgs ........... 6 l-2c
Gloss and Corn Starch -
Pkgs ............. 7c
Raisins,. pkgs;....;.;, 7c
15c Currants, pkgs. . 11c
Corn Beef . 21c
15c Bottle Olives . l . i 10c
25c Bottle Olives; . ; 19c
35c Bottle Olives . 23c
10c Bottle Mustard. . 5c
20c Bottle Monopole 4
; Pickles ........'121.2c
7barsD.C. Soap.... 25c
p oars j-earl White
Soap 25c
61)arsNaptha Soap . . 25c
5c Toilet Soap, 3 for 10c
Dutch Cleanser ... 7 1 o
i n . . "
iuc vyashmg Powder. 6c
Washing Powder 20c
bionics Pins, fin 1 oi
OUC (ilflRS Wcfi PnoWl On-
"vaiu itJM
wc urass wash Board 36c
Vanilla V.xi vnnl ni-
- """ . . . . AtU
juemon nxtrart oi
r . -
PKgsdeno ........ 25c
OCT- T t JV
2'eacnes , . v. ; ;. 19c
25c Anricnfs " ' m.
25cCoff
30c Coffftn -
40c Coffee Xr' '
manner House Cof-
rn:: o-sC
iu. vu i5aKme Pow-
dor . . M.
Goods and Nntin ry
Knnma1.M - " wasmare.
.aip aua Jancy chjjj
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SUPPLY linilfiF
Company
ror Winter
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, A 1U
G. E. FOWLER
1318 Adams Ave. and First
wvauk, OREGON.
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r i n fll sJ,
Road ...... ......