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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1910.
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-TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
Daughter of Dixie Kalem.
Willful Peggy Btograph. '
AFair Exchange.
A personal Matter Essany.
gong Be Jolly, Molly. ; . .
Beautiful dishes given
play to lODDj.
to lady
See dlB-
-AMISSION 10c-
For a bargain In a plpno. dresser and
rockers call Ind. 555.
F. D. Halsten has a force of men
busy re-arranging his furnitje store.
They are putting In suspended decks
which will give additional -space for
showing the new line of rugs, carpets
and couch covers.
O000000
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& PERSONALS.,
L. F. Ivanhoe of Perry, is 'spending
a few ;jjy5 yith frienis m Baker
City. ,
P. K. Parkhurst, a prominent un
rn , y,nA v uen.acr vi ruruana, was a visitor
r: . u, au.uu.ou3 young men ln Grand -
S. R. Haworth the contractor, went
to Enterprise this
and ladies in the field of "Wireless"
or railway telegraphy. Since the 8
hour law became effective, and since
the Wireless companies are estab
lishing stations throughout the coun
try there Is a great shortage of tele
graphers. Positions pay beginners
rrom. ?70 to $90 per month, with
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. . .
Account remodeling
of store must close
morning to look
after business matters there.
H. A. Bodmer or the firm of Bolton- j.. nl nnto
Bodmer Co., left last night on a bus- jO"' ' UlICC
iness trip east to, visit the ttacine
Saterly Buggy company at Racine and
, the Bane Wagon company at Kenosha
a Wis. He will also visit his old home
good chance of advancement. The Na- at Bangor, Wis. He is taking the pic-
tional Telegraph Institute operates turesque route via Nelson, B. C, and
six, official institutes in America un- famous Kootney lake-
der supervision of R. R. and Wireless W' J" Cook the man " ho secured the
rights of way for the Elgin extension
officials and places all graduates into j u , .1 -.
positions. It will pay you to write Water Motor company ' of Portland,
them for wull details at Cinclnnatf, O., and L. L. Osbourne, president of the
V'h U q (1 al th i 'i tin - rvt.i(. rrAM. ' - . - 1 v t
A A AAA AAA AAA I - "'"v-'f"" .ucuiijuib, icuu,, same cuuiiiauj, , passeu iiuvugu, xa
W999VW99 i Davenport, ia., Columbia. S. C, or Grande this morning on their way
if vnu have any second-hand school i Portland, Ore., according to where you to Harney. They are sending In a new
4 t$44K OObQQOQG
LOCALS
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iooks to dispose of, bring them to r wisn to enter,
Newlin Book and Stationery Co.
Everything for the school children
t Newl'n Book and Stationery Co. "
. L. C. Smith of the Smith garage
will announce ln a few days the new
I styles and features of the Ford car. t
The Ramsey . Commission firm Is
Cudahay hams, Dacon , ana iara ; Kept busy loading out cars of Grande
'they stand the pure'food test, a little j Ronde apples for the Dakota and Min-
cheaper than others. Grand Union Tea nesota markets.
Co. Phone block 1521.
Hotel rule cards, trespassing cards,
bouses for rent carda printed in red
ind black. For sale cheap at The Ob
lerver office. 1 : ' ,
Clean house with a vacuum carpet
cleaner. All work guaranteed. Prices
right. Phone3 Red 562 or Red 141.
The ladies of SU Peter's Guild will
told a cooked food sale at Russell's
meat market Saturday afternoon. 3t
Miss Margaret Jesse who has for
the last 3 years held one of the most
responsible positions In the Cloak
and Suit department of Olds Wort
man & King of Portland, takes charge
of a similar position with the Fair of
this city.
Cherry Blossoms are marshmellows
and cherries'. Delicious confection.
Eusiness chance in Wallowa good
established wagon and machine shop
tor sale. $4,000.00 for grounds, build
ings and fixtures. Stock at cost and
freight. Easy terms. Write T. L.
Davis, Wallowa, Ore. ...
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the res
idence of Para Thornton 1802 Cedar
Street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30,
alUre Invited.
Mr. Lee Harper Walker, late of
Portland, formerly of Salt Lake, has
accepted a position in the clothing de
partment of The Fair store. Mr. Walk
er Is a clothing man of extensive ex
perience and comes to La Grande with
highest recommendations.
The iBaker City Normal and Busi
ness College will begin Sept. 5. Those
entering for a six month's course at
the beginning will receive one month
without charge.
Madame Delmar the noted medium
palmist and lecturer has arrived In
La Grande and will give readings,
seances and lectures during her stay
at her residence 1423 Adams avenue.
All are Invited.
water motor . which generates its
power from a head of water running
in a flume, and pumps the water to a
higher level.
A party of six tlmbermen of Minne
sota, headed by, 0., Thonem, were in
the city this morning consulting with
J. T.. . Williamson about timber, land
In Wallowa county. The Interest tak-!
en in this opening Is wide for local
land offices are ' flooded with letters
of Inquiry daily. People are Interest
ed in the opening from Main to Cali
fornia. - :. ' (
Bab Day, one of the Enterprise Fair
boosters, also ln the livery business
ln that city, was very busy telling
parties that are figuring : on 'home
steading ln Wallow that- Enterprise
was the logical point to come to ln
order to get a start to make a home.
J. R. McDonald representing the
celebrated Packard shoes, is register
ed at the- Sommer.
Machinist Arthur Mulligan has re
turned from an extended trip through
Montana, Nebraska, Colorado and oth
er states, lie has reported for work at
the Bhops again. ' '
Machinist Penny with of Ogden has
accepted a position as, machinist ln
ne local snops ana win oring nis
amily here to locate permanently.
Thomas Thompson, L. L. Main, S. R.
Thompson, F. S. Creal. Claud D. Cron,
Joe Rothlein, S. A. . Newberry, , all
prominent citizens of Umatilla coun
ty, Ore, registered at the Foley.
Uplift
Ml 9x12 Best Ax
minsfer, price $31.00
jo af 26.00
All 9x12 Axminsfer
price $29.00
90 a' $23.50
clothes
Our
values &re
l eciS to see.
irt,i K
Ml 8 1-2x10 1-2 flx-
minsier Rugs, price
$22.50 , go af
; 18.75
Ml 27x60 Axmins
fer Rugs, price $2.75
9 al $1.95
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice Is hereby given that the La
Grande Meat company has been dis
solved by mutual consent and that M.
Hally withdraws from the firm. The
outstanding bills will be collected by
and the firm will be managed by Fred
Boch and Paul Rohr. ' .
. ' FRED BOCH.
V : M. J. HALLY,
" PAUL ROHR.
- -Portland, Ongan S -
ami and Dy School for Qlrti nnder
r mra of Buteraof ft. John Bpt i.t I Kpincoi! iA
ltrpl, Murin, Art, Klorntlon. Cymnaalum.
(Unidont papili miui bs over 14 jrean of and
wdllTooummendad. Tho Bumhr U limited to
flftr. Application ahonlil b made early.) Addrcrt
Th S'tw Supwief.Ottica 28, St, Helena Hll, Prln,Cr.
F1EL1 CLASSES ARE fOT JfEEVED TO SEE
THE FlffE VOIfTS OF VEHFECTIOJ A THE,KIf1
0F CLOTHES WE SELL. STVLE. FIT AJVD EVE1W
&TAtL OF FIJVE TAILOnifG A"RE HE'RE IfSIVE
OUT. IF HETTEH CLOTHES COULT HE
THIS STO'RE WOULD HAVE THEM. WE
t&ECIALLy IJiVITE TA'RTICULA'R DTtESSEHS.
WHO eve-r WOHE HEATy MAVE clothes
0 SEE OU-RS. QUALITY UT. VRICE VOWff.
FARTtlERS' BUSINESS
Velvet Rugs, worth
$2.25 go af $1.65
FURNITURE
, AND ' ,
HARDWARE
IClassffled
Advertising
WE GIVE PARTICU
LAR MENTION TO
THE BUSINESS
FARMERS, WEC0R
DIALLY INVITE THEM
TO MAKE WIS1HUR
BANKING HOME.
COpK WANTED Al Oregon Hotel.
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Tfte L!prd's Famous
Clairvoyant and Palmist
Tells Past, Present and Future
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The world famous seeres
and prophet, MAD AME j
DELMAR has no equal m ;
ner profession, one si
lone, the Queen of
readers.
question, and at a glance, she gives
nemes, dates, facts, and localities in
the vast problem of life. Tells what
you came for and guarantees to re
veal every incident in your life,"
past, present and future; advises
you on love, courtship, marriage and
divorce; sales, changes, speculations,
wills, property; business losses, and
sickness. ; v-.-. v :0-:':-X:cj'
Pasitively no (fee : accepted in advance and not at
all unless perfectly satisfied. This is Fair, is it Not?
Lessons in palmistry and mediumship. Mediumistic
persons developed. . ;., . . V:.;.v . '
r-X OFFICE HOURS: 10 a. m- to 9 p. m.
1423 Adams Ave., La Grande, Ore.
FOR SALE 500 sheep, Waiter Glenn,
' U. F. D. No 2.
WANTED Position by married
man on ranch. -Address X, Observer.
LOST A lady's hunting case gold
watch with a black fob. Finder re
turn to Observer Office and receive
suitable reward.
' WANTED An elderly man to do
chores. ' Steady position. ; Apply to
John Anthony, Rondowa Ave.
, Don't waste your money buyhifj plaster,
when you can get a bottle of Chamberlain's
Liniment for twenty-five cents. A piece of
flannel dampened with this liniment is supe
rior to any planter for lame back, pains ia
the side and chest, and much cheaper.
The United States
National Bank,
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
We Want Your
LAUNDRY
mom
We have one of the finest laundry plants in the
state outside of Portland. Everybody is invited to call
and inspect it. Everything new, modern and up-to-date.
Now in full operation. Ladies are especially
invited to call. --v-:;y;; V--Tv"--'-;''V--'''; I X': K
Experienced Help. Prompt Service. Right Prices.
GOOD WORK
CHERRTS NEW LAUNDRY
" BOTH PHONES
THE CLOTHIERS AHD FURNISHERS
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