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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEli . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1010.
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Ingratitude. .
Army Kite Flying at Relm Ur
ban Eclipse.
Mama's Birthday Present Ka-
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The Ro&& to Richmond. Sellg.
Song-Shoes and Sock 8 Shock
Susan. '-
Beautiful dishes given to lady
.otrnna of the matinee. See dis
play In lobby. ' '
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Geo. H. Sutherland of Walla Wa'la '
la a guest at the Foley today. J
k J. D. McKennon and F. S. Bntin
well were Union vlstors today.
Jap Stevens of "Bro... Thisen were
Union and Cove visitors today, ' at
tending to Mr. Stevenson's businesi
aff alrB.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Thronson return
ed to their home in Imbler this morn
ing after having transacted business
In the city. '
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Clean house' with a vacuum carpet
cleaner. All work guaranteed. Prices
right. Phones Bed BC2 or Red 14L
Rev. H. E. McLeod of Vale who has
been detained here as a witness is in,
Elgin today visiting friends and look
ing after business matters.
,H. J. O'Nell. with the travellne
frleght department of the 0. R. & N.
Is transacting business In La Grande
today. He Is a bro'her of "Jack'
O'Nell.
Miss Etta Foley arrived home th's
morning from ajvlslt with friends t
Pasco and Portland. She bas been
gone about two weeks, visiting several
of the larger cities on the coast.
Customers having pink tea tickets,
can redeem them now at the Grande
Union Tea Store. . '. St
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houses for rent cards printed to rea
For sale "cheap at The Ob-
E M. Hutchinson, machinist at hf
Ms. theatre, arrived home this morn
ing from Walla Walla, where be at
traded the fair and studied the mov
Ins picture business In the Garden
(OMtS TO LOCATE IS LA GRANDE.
TAKING OYER REALTY OFFICE.
Tan Duyne and Cummins Sell Out lo
Yale Real Estate Dealer.
and black.
server office.
First class bookkeeper and steno
grapher wants to locate In La Grande.
Seven years experience,; lumber con
struction and-railroad work. Phone
Red 711.-' "
Mrs. Sawyer, her daughter am'
niece, arrived yesterday from Seattle,
find has gone to the Hardscrabble or
chard at Imbler, where they will visit
with Gordon Sawyer, of the firm of
Sawyer & Greene, proprietors of the
tew orchard at that place.
L. B. Wilson, a real estate man of
Vale, Ore., yesterday evening closed
a deal whereby he takes over the In
terests of the Van Duyne Realty com
pany, the former members, C. S. Van
Duyne and. C. G. Cummlngs, retiring
from the business.. Mr. WllBon Is now
sole owner of the extensive business
carried by the retiring men. He has
brought his family to La Grande and
will live at 2019 Washington avenue
He Intends to conduct a regular ronl
estate business, specializing In city
property and In farm land. However,
the retiring business men are plan
ning to go to Portland late to the fall
but until then will remain to the city,
acquainting Mr. Wilson with the lay
of the land, and attending to personal
matters. Before selling out however,
they closed a deal with an eastern
lumoer nrm tor tne purcnase or su
acres of timber land in Umatilla county;'--:
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Flemish Art Goods, hand covered
with Jewel' settings. We sell you the
goods and teach you how to do It
free. Call and see our demonstrator
A, PERSONALS. A
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J. H. Scott and wife of Hilgard, are
registered at the Savoy.
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Advertising
j. a. Bain of Detroit Is stopping to
day at the Sommer. '
Mrs. Ellen Wade of Salt Lake was
registered today at the Savoy.
D. P. Henderson of Lincoln, Neb., Is
a guest at the Foley.
3 nuvwiiuiiiw $
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GREATEST BUSINXSS IN HISTORY
HANDLED SO FAR.
FOR SALE 500 Bheep, Waiter Glenn,
R. F. D. No 2. . .
Call of the West Being Answered by
, Great Host of People This Week.
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There never has been a season before
when Ladies Head "Wear was more beauti
ful, novel, neat and classy. The shape and
trim is very becoming this season not too
loud but modest, neat and stylish.
We can please you. Our stock of Trim
med Hats is complete besides our milliners
are working overtime to supply the de
mand for special orders. Call and look our
lme over.
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Coats and
FOR SALE Furniture for three
rooms In a four room house which can
be rented. See Oakley Coffin at Star
theatre. - ,
LOST Gordon setter pup, 4 months
old. Reward for return to post office.
J. I. Davis of Baker City was reg
istered at the Foley.
A. J. Elliott of Union is stopping at
the Savoy. .
WANTED Place on ranch by man
and wife, no children. Prefer, place
where owner Is leaving for the winter.
Call or address H. CUne, 205 Green
wood.St. Ind. phone 497, La Grande.
With westbound trains running In
two sections and far behind the sched
ule, the eastern influx of homeseekers
Is well under way this week. "We are
handling more business this week
than ever before under similar cir
cumstances," said Traveling Passeng-
mes
Just in by express 10 of our popular priced
La Vogue Suits, new styles, new materials . . ....
$22.50
Also a dozen Coats, consisting of Long Black ;
and Blue Broadcloth and Kerseys at . . .......
$10 to $17.50
Auto and street coats with the large Shawl or
Military Collar .... . . . . ... . . . . . ... ...... . . . . .
. $12.50 to $20
1 The La Vogue shown this season is beautiful,
stylish and popular priced.
QUALITY, THE SAME--PRICE, LESS
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McC.U Patten No. 3611
CHIC AFTERNOON COSTUME
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er Agent Jack O'Nell today while In
La Grande. Judging from the amount
of rolling stock sent weBt every day
the present week, his statements are
true, '
Commencing yesterday morning No.
17 was run In two sections and again
this morning. Number 5 was run In
two sections last night and every
available seat was taken up.
However the same old rule holds
true the Easterners go as far as
possible and then after seeing - the
coast and coast cities commence to
percolate through the various chan
nels that center In Portland and lead
to the scores of favored valleys and
sections of Oregon. v
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Apple Pickers Wanted.
Apple pickers and packers wanted
at once. Apply to Doctor C. H. Lpton.
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F OU may be as "touchy" in re-
gard to the looks, make and fit
of your Suit as you please and
Btin vdii can be fully satisfied here.
We had particular folks in mind:
when we had our Suits made.
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Note the hang of the
Coat, the perfect fitting
collar and lapels, the
handsome shoulders, the
grace of the Trousers!
The designing, cutting
and tailoring were all
done by the most high
salaried experts.
The patterns and color
ings of the fabrics are
entirely new.
. OCB SUITS AT $120 AND $20.00
are remarkable valueB remarkable
for all round goodness.
Come here, Sir. with all your Suit
desires and wa'U see that you are sat
isfied yeB, more pleased at every
, point
Ash Bros.
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