LA OUANDE EVENING OBSERVE!? SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.
PAC ' .LVi:
THE ISIS
-TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
George Coyne, representing the
Harden & Son company of Portland la
here today selling his Tru-J Fruit
rhaolates.
J. F. Kellup, a prominent gunman
of Imbler was in the city this morn
ing, drumming up a crowd to attend
the practice Eboot at Imbler tomorrow.
Mrs. 0. II. Gosset, daughter of J.
M. Selder of Cove, returned to her
home In Portland this morning, after
a brief visit at Cove with E.D., Selder
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan and children re
turned last evening from Salem and
Portland. At Salem Mrs. Logan aW
-tended a reunion of her parents, sis
ters and brothers.
M. H. Rice of the Oregon Fire Re
lief Insurance company is here today,
and with J. ,W. Oliver, the local agent.
Is adjusting the grain loss of G. G.
Gray at Imbler.
mi ueorge ACKies, the pioneer resi-
jljljkjjajL ,ent of thla city- wn with Mrs. Ack
H0OOOO00! e8. ave been making their home in
t . LOCAL tTEMS. rtland ior tvo b
T I now are guests In the city, has been
V . . --, quite ill at the home of James Uawley
4$4OJon Pennsylvania avenue. He is some-
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCall were Hot "ual "i'iovea louay,
The Hero Engineer. Kalem.
The Little Mother of the Babv
Show.
The Sheriff.
A Hunting Story.
Song Take me Up in Your Air
ship, Willie.
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play In lobby.
AMISSION 10c-
Lake visitors last evening.
W. N. Kendall, the safe expert from
Spokane, was in La Grande today on
business -matters.
Harold Carpy went to Rondowa to
day to join the Carpy family on a
camping nip. ...... " . ,
Mrs. 0. L. Harned left this morning
for her home in Detroit. She has been
visiting her son "Doc" Harned, con
ductor on the Joseph branch.
J. J. Parsons and wife, now of Nam
pa, but formerly of Elgin, were in the
city today on their way to Elgin to
visit with Mr. Parson's parents.
FARMERSTONESS j
W GIVE PARTICU
LAR AT1ENTI0N TO
THE BJliiS
FARMERS. WE COR
DIALLY INVITE THEM
TO MAKE WIS WEIR
BANKING HOME.
The United States
National Bank,
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
Edward Kiddle, who raises more
hogs probably, than any other man In
Oregon, wag among those who regis
terday at the Imperial. Portland Ore
gonian. Newton, C. Gaunht, architect on the
new Bchool "building, has returned
r.. .
Miss Wllnia RInebart is visiting with
friends at Elgin today.
George Chandler Is over from Elgin
today on business matters. .
N. W. Yeager returned from a fish
ing trip to Wallowa today, and is reg
istered at the Savoy.
"Bill" Klinker, who represents the
Pacific Paper Co., left La Grande this
morning for a visit to Elgin.
J. M. Choate. a well-known Sum
merville merchant transacted busi
ness In La Grande this morning.
Wallace Brun,1en, an engineer on
the Snake river run from Grange to
Umatilla, accompanied by his wife, is
In the city today visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander,
Mrs. Brunden's parents.
William McKinney, assistant cash
ier of the American National bank at
Pendleton and C. E. Bonney, a promi
nent dry goods merchant of- the same
town, were In the city this morning!
with their families, on their way
home from a very pleasant outing at
Joseph. They were accompanied by
Miss Maud Craford.
W. B. McCarty, traveling represen
tative of the flouring mills at Baker
City, was in La Grande this mornrintf
selling "Elkhorn" flour. This Is the
mill erected by Charles Broadway
Stout of Peoria, 111. Shortly after it
was finished, fire of unknown origin
consumed it, and Mr Stout Immedi
ately rebuilt on the original site. Tin
flour has been on the market since
last spring. '
(Auuitiouai Locals on fage 4.)
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GOLDEN RULE O
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Rust Proof and Every Pair Guaranteed
The lines that a Warner Corset have gives a perfect fit tot any form.
Brarsieres, soft eas garment, worn w ith or without corset as a support.
Very comfortable, per pair 50c
No. 168 is a good substantial corset for medium figure, either duck
or batiste , 11.00.
No. 281 A garment for medium stout person, rather long waist, heavy
boning $L59
No. 277 Long Corset, deep skirt, for medium figure ............,..$2.00
No. 2C6 For tali, stout, large person, made high bust, extra'long back. $3.00
Outing Underwear
in
Get Your Notions Freel 1
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The season Is Just opening for' these
goods, and never before have we been
in a better position to serve your
wants.1 The assortment is large and
v - . ....
Fine grade Outing Gown, well and
neatly made $1.00
Skirts, and children's wear, all prices.
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DALTONS
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Muslin Undervear
The last of the season for these
gowns and there are a great many old
lots to close put. Former prices will
not be taken Into consideration, as
Gowns, C5c up
Drawers ." . 28c up
Skirts . .................... , Clc Mp
By buying Quality Brand
TEA, COFFEE, BAKING
POWDER, SPICES and
EXTRACTS
i We give coupons on each purchase
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icuccmauic in notions f.
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED
S Satisfaction or Money Refunded
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DALTONS
trihe (ffidDlUKEN OSULE
Another
New Line
toe
Ad
Dainty Clothing for the Baby
lust received a complete line
for the baby's wear.
Knit Bootees, Flannel Gowns,
Knit Leggins, Outing Gowns,
Embroidered Jackets,
Fancy W ite Dresses,
Hoods of Every Descrip ion,
Infants Fancy Sweaters,
Soft Sole Shoes and Slippers
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF INFANT'S
WEAR
The Quality
Store
Broom corn Is higher In price, but
we have not advanced the price of our
whisk brooms. First-class ones at all
prices.
NEWLIIDRUG CO.
P.
MENQELS5DH
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DOCTOR OF OPTICS
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
N AT 1105 ADAMS AVE., OP
POSITE POST OFFICE.
DR. MENDELSSOHN'S
GLASSES GIVE THE BEST
RESULTS.
Dr. Mendelsohn's iWp curve 'tinses
l" Hivts wmr ik'hi, clearer vision, prc;iT.-
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ex
jticharse
SOCIETI
A most pleasant picnic was enjoyed
Sunday by 2 couples at Manito Park,
The outing was In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Bay of La Grande, Ore.,
Mrs. D. F. Pierce of Los Angeles and
Miss Welch of Portland, who are the
house guests of Mrs A. L. Mitchell.
The afternoon was spent In various
social amusements. A picnic dinner
was partaken of in the late afternoon.
Those rresent were: Mr. and Mrs.
II. M. Bay, Mrs. D. F. Pierce, Miss
Welch, Mr and Mrs B J Muffet, Mr and
Mrs A L Lundquist, Dr and Mrs New
ell, Mr and Mrs J B Mitchell, Miss
Maud Hayfleld. Miss Mitchell. Miss
Mabel Mitchell, Miss Agnes Finnlgan,
Miss Dorothy fierce, Miss- Alberta
Lundquist, George Mitchell and Ar
thur Mitchell. Spokane Inland Her
ald. .','".
The Le Jaunesse club last evening
tendered a miscellaneous shower to
Miss Ruth Bush, at the home of Miss
Ethel Gulling. A hand-made Mexican
Buffet cover, a gift from the club of
which Miss Bush was a charter mem
ber, was the principal present of the
evening. The Gulling home was made j
extremely pretty with red roses. Iland-
palnted place cards were provided by
the hostess-ln-chlef, Miss Gulling. The
menu consisted of: Teed canteloupe',
combination salad, Permeiito sand
wiches, fruit punch, creamed shrimp
on toast, olives, nuts, wafers and brick
Ice crenm and cake, coffee and mints.
The club mfmbers present were:
MIksos Irenn Murphoy, Ftta Foley,
Ruth Hush. VJhc fiiillfnz, Florence
Rime
N. IC WEST
covers the entire,1 cost of
'jiuni'Vr-.ticn, glasses, frames,
ij A-L jour nciVIi')ir or ymir physl.
re U th most reMaMe lrce in
e jour eyes fitted.
The Doctor is endorsed by till nf
fi'he leading occnlist-? of Portlan ! and
d ill of the'physlcinns In La Grande.
j l ne entire problem lies in These
f.hreo words liitthtly Fitted I.eitips.
Fitted by the riqht man.
1 All broken lenses replaced iltiie
ton lvaft. ( liartrrs nre reaon:ibIc.
Your case will not puzzle Dr. Men
lilsohn, and he guarantees saflsfac
!on hi every respect.
OFFICE INJURS 8:30 a. ra. to 12
m.; 1 fo 5 p. m.
'TEXnGS BY APP0IM5TENT
. I McCall, nnd rarjorie Mf-Call..
Last Monday afternoon "Brother"
(Arthur) Thiesen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
P, J." Thiesen celebrated his eighth
birthday anniversary with an after
noon party given some of his young
gentlemen friends and companions.
Lawn games Interspersed with Ice
cream and cake made a delightful af
ternoon to the youngsters In attend
ance. "Brother's" guests were: Mes
srs. William Hessle, Everett Hessie,
Eugene Newlin, Val Rinehart, Walton
Shea and "Brother" Newlin. Many
fine presents were received by Mr.
Thiesen.
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. In honor of Mr. Burke Williams one
of Eugene's prominent young business
men, a Jolly tallyho ride to Hot Lake
occured Thursday evening. The affair
was planned by the Misses Huff and
was a succes In" every way. At the
lake dancing was indulged In by the
seven couples who enjoyed the occa
sion. ',.'
.Society next week will arrange It
self to conform without a hitch to
the Neighborhood club chicken pie
dinner at the I. O. O. F. banquet hall
Wednesday night. The dinner com
mences at 6:30, and continues until
8 o'clock. The menu will be publish
ed early next week.
An affa?r de wedding took place at
Model restaurant banquet rooms last
evening, when seven young men dined
in honor of Oscar Jackson. The event
was a preliminary to the Jackson
Bush wedding next week. The guests
were Oscar Jackson, Walter Francis.
Frank Conners, Archie Bacon, Forest
Ivanhoe.'J. O. Snodgrass and A. W.
Nelson.
Mrs. C. P. Newlin entertained the
Five Hundred .club last Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. II. C, Grady won the
prizes., , '
Noliee fo ('extractors.
Hon nl Walk.
Notice is hereby. f;iven tl:at sealed
bids will be rect ivM rtt th office of
the City-Recorder of the City of Lti
Orand. Oregon, unt'i I o'clock p. m.,
Ai'rtist 21, 1910, for the construction
Msstiedi
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COOK WANTED At Oregon Hotel.
WANTED Sewing machines to re
pair, all makes, ty a factory expert
Leave orders at F. D. Hasten'!
Btore. CM. PACKER, Repairer.
TO TRADE 160 acres of timber land
to trade for city property. Mac
Wood, Golden Rule store.
WANTED Work by day, by strong
young woman. Charges $1.50 per
day. rnone Mam 728.
FOR SALE 500 sheep, Waiter Glenn,
R. F. D. No 2.
WANTED-taurant.
Pantry girl at Palace res-
WANTED Two or three carpenters.
Apply F. S. Bramwell.
FOR RENT Barn near
quire of J. C. Gulling.
track. In-
FOR SALE Town lots close In, ce-.
ment sidewalks, streets on city
grade, cash, $575. Phone Red 1141.
of D-10 linet.l feet of five foot board
Mrs. Lloyd Pcribr; Thnminy aft-r-j
nwm ente:1'i.lned In .honor of. Miss
liuih Busih, a !OTiu!nr ui-ir.'her of Vt
! La Grande school teachlnar force,' who
! next week Is to marry Oscar. Jackson
! of this city. Tt wng an .if(ernoon func
I tion.. nnd towel betr.mine: for the eane-
iclal benefit of the brlde-prosrierrtlve : sidewalk, on C avenue bet woon Third
i wns followed by a dl!c!noq two-conrpe
luncheon. Many .f the guests were j bo constructed according to the plans
former companion teachers of Mips! and specifications now on file in the
Bush, nnd the affair, was one of the : Recorder's office. Bids to be accom
mrmt plea;.nt of the several functiont; ' panted by a check of 5 per cent of the
ushering In the wedding next week at ( amount of the bid. The Council re
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bush, serves the ripht to reject any or all
Mrs. Rcrlher's gue?ts were: Mrs. J. bids.
G Snodgrass. Misses Gertrude Reiver, j F. L. MEYERS, Mayor.
Effle Billings, Helen McHngh, Nell Attest: D. E. COX, Recorder.
Dlsqua, and Ruth Bush Aug. 19-20-22-23-24.
FOR RENT After August 27, a five-,
room furnished "cottage. Apply of
Mrs. J. T Harvey, at 2103 First at. tf
CAN MAKE $50.00 PER WEEK We
want some good hustlers to sell
high grade reliable nursery stock.
Splendid territory. Expense money
advanced weekly. Address Albany
Nurseries, Inc., Albany, Oregon.
Dept. J.
FOR SALE The M. J. Haley' resi
dence on Washington avenue is for
sale at a bargain.' Apply at La
.- Grande Investment com pen v. '
WANTED A horse, to weigh about
1200 pounds, also a harnessInquire
of Dr. C..II. Upton. ;
Htrar-t and Cedar street, the same to FOUND At Solder's confectionary
store, a package from the Fair store
containing three yarda black silk,
some insertion and buttons. Inquire
at Selder V candy store.
WANTED Position as bookkeeper or
, general office work. Real estatr
office preferred. Best of reference!
Address G. J. Englehardt, 1402 (
street. - . - -