LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FRIDAY, JULY 15, 191G.
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TONIGHT S PROGRAM
Empty Cradle.
Lucy Has Her Fortune Told
(Pa the)
Sisters (Edison).
Brother, 81ster and Cow Puncher.
(S. A A.)
Song When You've Won the Girl
You Love.
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play In lobby.
AMISSION 10c-
.Mr. and Mrs. George L. Cleaver of this
city.
Miss Clara Foreman of Lincoln
Nebraska, Is expected soon to visit
her sister, Mrs. H. A. Bridges and oth
er relations in the city.
SCHOOL HOI SE REARING.
Will French is home from a two
thousand mile trip through Idaho and
Nevada, making the trip in an auto
mobile, Chase Bohnenkamp at the
wheel.
.lone th Institution Well Alone on Its
Way of Construction.
Mr. and Mrs. Post, the popular com
edians who have been In La Grande at
various times before, are again here
with the Tucker Stock company, mak
ing their first appearance last evening.
J LOCAL .TENS.
.lames Johns is at La Grande trans
acting business.
Deputy Sheriff -George Lingren re
turned this morning from Union
where he has been serving legal pv
;jer.;.
MrU v v.. Hramwel) and children
have returned from an extended stay
in Logan, Utah, where they visited
fn. nds.
I. Ash, a brother of William Ash,
has returned from a trip along the
coast and will remain In the city for
some time.
Marion Davis is over from Untc:i
today representing the school bowl
of Union at the opening of bids for
the Union school building, which w?n
scheduled to take place in Couity
Treasurer Frawley's office today.
Nat Kimball, who was a delegate to
the biennial convention of the Lambda
Sigma fraternity, which was held in
Detroit, Mich., arrived home last night
after spending several weeks visiting
In en stern cities. Pendleton East Or
egon Ian.
Joseph. July 15. The new school
house, which Joseph is building, Is
progressing rapidly. Contractor Bert
Smith has the building well along and
it will be ready for occupancy by the
time school opens in -the fall. With the
new school house and various other
improvements realized, Joseph has
commenced a systematic growth and
she will exploit her summer resources
and her soil virtues to the world
along modern lines and will thereby
profit.
Sewer System for West Pendleton
West Pendleton is to have a sewer
syetsm. The plans and specifications
I for the proposed extension as prepar
j ed by City Engineer Klmbrell were
i adopted at last night's meeting of the
i council and the recorder was instruct
ed to advertise for bids.
All that part of Pendleton not now
supplied with sewer facilities will be
provided for by the new system. This
will have an outlet separate from the
present main sewer outlet and will
empty Into the Umatilla river, west
of the' 0. R. ft N. steel bridge. The
old sewer empties into the river Just
above the site of the old wooden
bridge. Pei.-'irm East Oregonian.
Conductor Norton arrived home last
night from Reno where he attended
the Johnson-Jeffries prize fight. He
corroborates the general newspaper
stories that Jeffries was all in early j
in the game. Mr. Norton and Conduct- j
or Hanford were two of La Grande's !
people who saw the fistic combat.
The Misses Hume and Miss Lou
Perrin returned yesterday from a
week s outing on a big cherry ranch
near Cove.
Mrs. L. Harris and daughter, Bea
'rice arrived this morning from Tilla
mook, to visit for a shot time at the
J. W. Oliver home..
Assistant Superintendent and Mrs.
Andrew Buckley are home from Min
nesota where they attended the Buck
ley reunion at a town near St. Paul.
Mr. Buckley, senior, lives In Minneso
ta, and the entire Buckley family, sev
eral sons of whom are located on the
coast, attended the family gathering.
C. W. Baker has taken the manage
ment of the Ethel Tucker stock com
uany to succeed Mr. Belasco, who
Kt remains in me cast nowever.
Mrs. Katherine Cleaver of Colorado
Springs, arrived this morning to
spend the rest of the summer with
Hnmmersteln Rrofcen-Hearted
i
New York. July 15. Broken in
health and discouraged because he did
not succeed in signing several famed
singers in Europe, Hammerstein re
turned to .New York today. He had
planned to secure Russian singers,
but could not enter the country be
cause he was a Jew.
Canteleup Sundle today at Selder's.
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SOMEBODY
is going to be disappointed when the five
acre tracts we have been offering yon are
all gone, and they are, all but two.
We have some fine buys in residence
lots at $125.00 each; $25.00 down and $5.00 a
month. Better Investigate these.
Bell Phone, Red 801 Independent 262
LA GRANDE Inv. CO.,
Foley Hotel Bid., La Grande
"Man From Mexico" Tonicht.
The rip-roaring 'arce comedy, "The
Man from Mexico" opened last night
at the Alrdome and will run tonight
and tomorrow night.
The story is of a good-fellow-of-a-husband,
who is arrested while on a
spree and sentenced to thirty days In
Jail. In his attempt to keep it from
his wife, he tens' her he is called to
Mexico and a series of Immensely
funny situations ensue.
Mr. Belasco, fwho, by the way, is a
cousin of David Belasco. the famous
theatrical manager of New York), as
the "Man" is simply great, in fact,
there has never been so talented a
young actor In stock in La Grande.
HIb support is excellent the spe
cialties fine. Gibson and Post receiv
ing quite an ovaton. Miss Godfrey,
as an encore, sings "Last Rose of
Summer" beautifully.
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Notice to Contractors.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the recorder of the City of La Grande,
for the construction of 520 lineal feet
of standard five-foot sidewalk on "C"
avenue, to he done according to the
plans and specifications on file In
this office. Said walk' abut ts lots 9-10-11
and 12 In Block I-D, lots 5-6-7.
and 8 In Block 2-D, and Lots 1-2,
Blofck 2-C, of the original town of La
Grande. All bids to be In by 4 o'clock
p. m., July 20, and to be accompanied
by a check of 5 per cent of the
amount of the bid. The council re
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
D. E. COX,
Recorder of the City of La Grande.
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Notice to Public.
The ordinance passed in regard to
property owners cleaning their prop
erty of weeds, will be strictly en
forced. J. W. Waldon. chief of police.
Notice,
Any loose stock In the city will be
taken to the pound at once. Phone
Black 3721.
G. W. F ARRIS, Poundmaster .
Canteleup Sundle today at Selder's.
The Airdomef
.
Thomas Bruce. Manager.
TO-NIGHT !
Ethel Tucker Stock Co.
'Man From Mexico" Comedy,
DR. MENDELSSOHN'S
GLASSES GIVE THE BEST
RESULTS.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
IN EVERY RESPECT.
DR. JL P. MENDELSSOHN
DOCTOR OP OPTICS
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
AT HOB ADAMS AVE., OP
POSITE POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS 8:80 a. n. to 12
m.; 1 to 6 p. m.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
7
DAYS' SALE
July 16, 18, 19,
20, 21, 22, 23.
Daltoni
All Summer Goods Must
go. Price will move them
7
DAYS' SALE
July 16, 18, 19,
20. 21, 22, 23.
t
Men's
Mens
Men's
Men's
Men's
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
$2.50
underwear, 40c value, sale price 21c
underwear, 50c value, sale price 39c
65c overalls, sale price - 45c
15c fancy a nd black hose, sale price 11c
fancy hose 25 and 35c, sale price 21c
corsets, sale price - - 83c
corsets, sale price - - 95c
corsets, sale price - - $119
corsets, sale price - $1.35
corsets, sale price
25 and 30c wash
20c Galatea,
12 l-2c Percales,
10c Percales,
15c Ginghams,
12 l-2c Ginghams,
10c Ginghams.
good, sale price 19c
sale price 14c
sale price ivc
sale price 7 l-2c
sale price lie
sale price 10c
sale price 7 l2c
9c Ginghams,
15c Yamika Pongee,
iSc r ii ie uiiuiij,
35c Mirrette,
12 l-2c Batiste,
25c India Linen,
22c India Linen,
$2.00
sale price 5 1-2
sale price 10c
saje price 22c
sale price 9c
sale price 19c
sale price I6C
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
5c Lace,
7c Lace,
10c Lace,
sale price 3c
sale price 4c
sale price 6c
65cGorset cover embroidery, sale price 39c
35c Gorset cover embroidery ,'sale price 23c
30c Gorset cover embroidery,sale price20c
Closing out ALL FANCY CHINA at BLLOW COST
Our 10 Cent Counters are Loaded Down with Bargains
Mason Fruit Jars, pints 70 cents; quarts 85 cents; half gallon $1.20
Don't forget that you can buy groceries at wholesale prices. Eg s, per doz., 30c
n A I TTiN'Q 1318 Adams Ave.
VJl 1 Vlll O, and Fir Street
Post Cards 5 for 5 cents
50 RUGS
ALL GRADES
9x9 INGRAINS, ONLY - $.375
9x12 INGRAINS, ONLY - $6.75
9x12 INGRAINS, Pure Wool, $9.00
9x12 BRUSSEL .... $12.50
9x12 KASHMIR - - $14.00
AXMINSTER RUGS - $20.00
THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW
DHAISTFN Furniture on
1 .L.l IHO 1 Li! 1, Easy Payment!
Sale on For New Town Site.
The plat of survey for the new town
site of Evans, situated adjoining the
depot grounds at Lostine, has been
accepted by the county officials and
the sale of lots Is now on. If you wish
to gat In on the ground floor, now
is your opprtunlty.
Phone or write Couch ft McDonald,
at Wallowa, Oregon, as they have the
handling of the entire tract
couch ft Mcdonald.
b. J.
F.r Sale.
Second hand furniture for sale, par
ty leaving before August 1, 1401, cor
ner 6th and N.
The Indiana ft Ohio Live Stock In
surance Company, which Is the oldest,
largest and best Live Stock Insurance
Company' la the United States, in
snres horses, mules and cattle against
death from any cause, has entered the
state of Oregon and is establishing
agencies in every county. Tney are
looking for a good hustler In Union
county, one who understands live
stock and will devote his time to so
liciting Live Stock Insurance. If you
are Interested and willing to go after
the business, write F. H. Pageler,
general agent, Portland, Oregon.
If You Use
GOLD LEAF
Brand of Butter
! You use the Best