LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1910.
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-IMIEHT'S PB0GH1U-
Death of Michael Grady
Old Love and the New Edison.
Through the Enemy's Line.
Tbe Walled City of Pekln Ed
ison. Song Don Forget to DrP a
Line to Mother.
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dls
play to lobby.
EMISSION IBc-
agents for Rose-. Rolled Rye. It
makes the best and healthiest nour
ishment of any cerial.
WeEt's Millinery Department U the
fashion center Just now. New Gage
Hats received.
XHean house with a vacuum carpet
cleaner. All work guaranteed. Prices
right Phones Red 662 or Red 141.
First shipment of Gage
hats received at N. K. Wests.
Pattern
You will find a good force of clerks
at SUverthorn's .family drug store
ready to sell you all kinds of school
books, tablets, pencils, Ink and every
thing used in a school room.
LOCALS i
If you have any second-hand school
books to dispose of, "bring them to
Newlin Book and Stationery Co. I
All kinds of school books and school
mpplies at SUverthorn's family druj
itore.
Everything for the school children
tt Newlin Book and Stationery Co. '
next Monday.
Sam R. Ilaworth the contractor re
turned this morning from an extend
ed stay in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seigrist and
son leave this evening for Portland
and Salem where at the latter place
they will attend the state fair.
BiBhop Paddock of the Eastern
Oregon diocese . of the Episcopal
church arrived today to spend a few
days with Rev. Upton H. Glbbs.
S. 0. Swackhammef, Nils Schoon-
ever and T. J. Foster are among the
Union people visiting friends In La
Grande this afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Ruckman and daughter
who have been spending the past two
weeks with the Cochran family Is In
the city returning this morning to
their home In Allcel.
tuasswea
COOK WANTED At Oregon Hotel.
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FOR SALE 600 sheep, Waaler Glenn.
R. F. D. No 2.
, Would like to have two unfurnished
moms close In by man and wife. Par
ties are very-agreeable. Can furnish
the highest reference. Write St. No.
Care Observer.
Mrs. E. P. Day will conduct the
nniblc classes of Prof. Day In the fu
ture as in the paBt. . V
Cherry Bloosoms at Selders.
Second hand school books. We buy
them for cash at SUverthorn's family
drug store. , . 3t
Cudahay hams, bacon and lard
. they stand the pure food test, a little
cheaper than others. Grand Union Tea
Co. Phone block 1521.
Hotel rule cards, trespassing cards,
houses for rent cards printed In red
and black. For sale cheap at The Ob
server office. .
You should see the new Gage Pat
tern Hats In West's. Millinery De
partment - "
O FfcKSUSALS.
J. C. Gulling Is slightly improved to
day over the past few days.
Mvris Hector Phy of Hot Lake is
here this afternoon visiting friends.
Elsie G. Helens of Enterprise Is
registered at the Sommer this after
noon.
Mrs. Frank Bay is critically 111 with
typhoid fever. Doctor A. L. Richard
son is attending to her treatment
MtlsBoq flnr ToHo mnA Anno Thalia
of Josenh are here this afternoon and
are registered at the Sommer.
A. C. Davis left this morning for
Springfield, 111., to visit his old home
which he has not seen for thirty one
years. :
F. E. Hetherlngton of Spokane ar
rived this afternoon from the Wallo
wa branch and will go to Spokane to
night. He Is at the Foley.
Mrs. Fred B. Currey arrived home
this afternoon from Hot Lake where
she has been spending a few days
with her husband.
L. II. Russell Is home from a busi
ness trip to Portland.
Contractor T. J. Norvel is over from
Union today transacting business.
Editor George Sclblrd the Union
Republican owner, is here on his
regular Saturday visit today.; . , , '
Joe Ebersole who has resigned his
position as clerk at the Savoy, left
today for Baker City to visit friendB.
N. K. West reached home today
from Portland where he has.been at
tending the Portland Live Stock show.
' I. B. Bach the Imbler sawmill man
ager arrived home today from a vis
it In Portland. : '
F, C. Tuckey will accept a position
swim TY.
FOR RENT CHEAP Brick store
building, 106 Fir street Apply at
the marble works.
WANTED An elderly man to do
chores. Steady position. Apply to
John Anthony, Rondowa Ave.
SCIENCE
In one's profession is conscience ap
plied; it Is honesty, veracity and fldel
Ity. : ' 1 ' I - . "
Mechanical equipment Is a? matter of
purchase. Professional equipment
the result of study, acquaintance with
conditions, appreciation of what you
need when yotf need it.
We feel that it is all right to tell
you that we tave satisfied i.early 2100
people, and among them are 190 child
ren between the ages, of 6 and 15 in
Union and Wallowa counties. Dr.
Mendelsohn has been practicing and
has the experience of 29 years, fitting
ttuu km iuuutocu mi Wi VMt- I
tng oculists on the Pacific Coast and
all the physicians of La Grande. We
have the professional equipment as
well as the science. ' '
SKILL, REFUTATION
AND HONESTY
A man's heart must be lh his skill,
and a man's soul in his craftsmanship.
Our heart and soul are in ouv work.
The satisfaction of those we havo
served Is your guarantee that we will
serve you satisfactorily. ' '
High class work at lowes, possible
prices.. " ,' ;
AH broken lenses, replaced while
yon wait.
DR. M. P. ME!
DOCTOR OF OPTICS .
PERMANENTLY LOCATED 1105
ADAMS AVENUE FOLEY. HOTEL
BUILDING ;
PRICES REASONABLE. OFFICE
HOCUS, 8:80 to 12, 1 to 5 P. M. EV
ENINGS BY APPOINTMENT,
WANTED AT ONCE An apprentice
for the Millinery Department at Gold
en Rule Co. '
LOST A lady's hunting case gold
watch with a black, fob. Finder re
turn to Observer Office and receive
suitable reward.
Fopular dancing parties are as
sured the coming winter. A club was
organized last night and christened
the "Blllken" club which will, during
the winter months give an Informal
party each month commencing with
September if possible and continue
throughout the season. The club is
composed of many of the young lad
ies and gentlemen who figured so con
taken of with the same relish that so
many little tots would have gone.
Souvenirs in the way of tiny dolls,
playthings or Juvenile things and toys
were also given away by the generous
hostess. Miss Dawson has been com
plimented on the success of . the lit
tle party by the following who , at
tended: Misses Olive Massee, Maud
FARMERS' BUSINESS
IV GIVE PARTICU
LAR ATI ENT10H TO
THE BUSINESS 1
FARMERS. AYE COR
DIALLY INVITE THEM
TO MAKE T HIS 1 HEIR
BANKING HOME.
.- The last agricultural bulletin says
Amount of nourishment in meat Is 16
per cent. Dairy products 18 per cent. I
Rye 31 per cent. Geddes Bros, are the with the Frank Lilly hardware store
Fall Suits Are Ready, Sir!
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, Suits that are the produc
tion of the highest salaried
Designers and that were tail
ored by the most expert Work
men, from '- elegant Foreign
and Domestic Woolens.
There are no radical style
changes this season but there
many improvements in
Tailoring details that make
for handsome Garments.
Jfo. 12 Report of the Condition of
the
POWDEB TALLEI STATE BANK,
at North Powder, In the state of Ore
gon at the close of business Sept. 1,
1910.
. Resources.
Loans and discounts s. $41,196.08
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured ...... . . . . . i . 3,500.54
Bonds, securities, etc...... 7,039.50
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures ............. t 3,545.45
Other real estate owned .... 2,500.00
Due from approved re
serve banks .......... .. 9,669.31
Checks and other cash Items 67.60
Claims and Judgements.... 3,911.80
Cash on hand ........ 3,284.61
Expenses .. .. .. 1,661.64
SUITS AT
$12.50, $20.00 to $30.00
If you have already been
casting about for a Fall Suit,
Sir, we'll take pleasure - in
showing you' what you have
been missing by not coming
here first. ' .
THE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
Total ..... ...... f76.376.43
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid In .. ....$20,000.00
Undivided nroflta .......... 316.96
Individual deposits subject
to check ........ 41,739.29
Demand certificates of de
posit 4,548.92
Tlmo certificates of deposit 1,116.50
Cashier's checks outstanding 654.76
Bills payable, including cer
tificates of deposit for
money borrowed ....... . 8,000.00
The United States
National Bank,
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
Clemments, Helen Clare Curry, Nina
splcuously in the several popular dan- Tucky, Pauline Newton, Ivy Long, Sel-
cing parties last winter arid they are 'man Ilenson, Francis Breckenrldge,
therefore versed In the management Josephine Higglns. Janle Harris, Hat
of these social events of the winter- ( tie McMurray, Harriet Harris, Jean
tide. More will be heard from the ette Wheatley, Ruth Ghormly, Ber
Bllllkens Nater. The club organized ' nice Stansfield.
last evening Is composed of: Mr. and'
Mrs. J. G. . Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scrl
ber, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Bay, and Miy and Mrs.
Hugh McCall; Misses Irene Murphey,
Ethel Gulling and Marjorle McCall;
Messrs. Roscoe Doane, Walter Fran
cis and Frank Conners.
One of the most unique and enter
taining parties this season was that
arranged last evening by Miss Lulu
Dawson at her home. 1610 Alder street
tiitsuuH. it wan juveuiiv piitj iu Mil
senses of the world for the guests
came dressed to kill in little misses
gowns and games and everything per
taining to the party was refJly In
keeping with the general scheme.
Some of the gowns worn by tha young
ladies were stunning creations that
would more than delight the younger
misses whose ageB they caricatured.
To begin with the guests '.vere enter
tained with games like ."Pussy wants
a corner."; "Who's got the Button"
and other games that are royal en
tertainers to the little ladles. To cap
the climax a picnic luncheon was serv
ed on the floor to the assembled mis
ses,, and doughnuts, peanuts, candy
and pop corn and what not was par-
A. CHURCH NOTICES
St Peter's, Church.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trlntly
Holy Communion, 8 a. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Morning Service 11 a. m.
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
"The Purposes and, Function of
Education" will be the Bubject for
the morning's sermon. .
UPTON H. GIBBS, Rector
.
T . Catholic Church. .
Morning services 7 a. m.
' Lata services 10 a, ml
Evening services 7:30 p. m.
;.
Bishop Paddock will hold service
and preach In St. Peter's church Mon
day evening at 7:30. This will be his
last visit for sometime as he leaves
soon for the east to attend the General
The progressive dinner given last
night by one section of the 'Ladles
aid of the Presbyterian church to the
other section of the same order was a
great success. Later in the evening the
mock trial at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Brenholts was filled with
screams of amusement. More than a
score of characters were carried out
with great amusement to the audi
ence. : . .:.. , .
:
Mrs. W; R. Jons entertained the .
Bridge club this week. Mrs. Jay Van
Buren won the honors.
Cove, Sept 10, (Special) Saturday
evening Sept. 3rd at the close of the
regular meeting the Odd Fellows, Re
becccs and Lady Maccabees tendered
a farewell reception to Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Martin of Cove who leave in the
near future to make their hom In
Highland, California. A bountiful
chicken supper , was served and the
evening spent pleasantly with games.
Mrs. Martin was the recipient, of a
beautiful dresser scarf presented by
the Lady Maccabees and a dainty
gar and cream which, was presented"''
by Mrs. Joe Goette. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin will carry with them the beBt
wishes of the many friends for their
future success and happiness.
be a good congregation, to meet him.
Rev. Gillian will qccupy the pulpit
in the Methodist church ; tomorrow
morning and evening.
Levjr Has New Stable.
: Gus Levy has fixed up a flne'stable
at his place In Union and. will al
ways have a few fine horses therein.
Union Republican.
Advertised elttcrs.
Following Is a list of letters re
maining undelivered in the La Grande
Post Office for the week ending Sept.
9. 1910. ; ' "J
-v.-' : - GENTLEMEN. - 1 "
Battleson, Hans.,
Bingham, Lewis B. 1 ; i
Conner M. Tom.
Franor .Mr. George.
Grey Capt Lester I
Hill George. ,
Hamilton George. - ,
Hughes, Mr. J. "W.
Johnson, Mr. J. B.
Kline, Mr. J. M.
Long, Mr. J. A.
Lilly, F. C.
Nelson, Mr. Gust. s . - i
Nelson, M. A. : '
Pederson, Mr. J. L. 1 i ' :'
Pardo, Mr. Brock S.
Rucker John T. , '
Salten, Gust A. - .
Thomas, Mr. Alvin, (2)
Wilson, L. B.
Wilson, Mr.Chas ' (2) . , '
When calling for the above please
say "Advertised", same will be sent
Roosevelt In Pittsburg. ' '
Pittsburg, Sept. 10. Labor will rub
elbows with wealth when Col. Roose
velt delivers the last-address of the
present trip before' an audience rep
resentative of all classes of citizens
of the Smoky City. American, Ger
man, Welsh, Italian, Hungarian, Croa
taln and Negro workmen will sit side
by s!de,wlth captains of Industry and
multl-mllllonalres while the , former
president speaks on "The Civic Ad
vance." The topic ' selected by Col.
Roosevelt offers a wide range for the
expression of his ideas of "the square
deal," and his last address of the tour
is likely to be among the most Inter
esting. Mr. Roosevelt will probably ! to the dead letter office on Sept. 23rd.
here shortly before midnight , 1910. , , ' . ,
leave
Convention and other points. Let there for York and Oyster Bay.
G. M, RICIIEY, P. M.
Total '.I.... ..... $76,376.43
State of Oregon, county of Union, as:
I, A.' E. Lambert, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
beBt of my knowledge and belief.
A. E. LAMBERT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 8th day of Sept., 1910,
BEN F. EVANS, NotaryPubllc.
Correct Attest: t
W. J. CAVENDER,
H. O. GORHAM, ,
Directors. -!
(Seal) ' .'-.j .' '. " : -"'''":
ROYAL ARCn MASONS ATTENTION
There will be a special meeting of
La Grande Chapter No. 9 tonight, for
the purpose of receiving the Grand
High Priest, Frank J. Miller. By order
L.H. RUSSELL, Sacm.
We Want Your
AUNDRY WORIC.
We have one of the finest laundry plants in the
state' outside-of Poiti
and inspect it. Everything new, modern and up-to:
full operation. Ladies are especially
date. Now in
invited to call.
Experienced Help: Prompt Service. : Right Prices.
GOOD WORK
CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY
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