LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1910.
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ALL WILL PLEASE YOU
Select the Particular Style Which Becomes You Bast
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All styles are not becoming to all persons, Our diverse assortment of designs offers wide
choice, but we urge you to make your select sold. Now you can
choose the particular Coat or Suit that appeals to you, and best becomes you. r
There are some very pretty novelties in Suits and early Fall Coats, also plain tailored styles that
are most effective for certain figures.
; Weunhesitatingly stand back of every LA VOGUE gar
ment we se are Piped, Shields in every Suit,
Buttons reinforced with Pearl Back Stays. Every detail of Fit
and Finish in LA VOGUE garments are faultless.
Moderate in Price Highest in Quality Latest in Style
p.
$17
.50 $22.50 $27.50 $32.50
Coats, $8.50 $12.-50 $17-50 200 (H
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THE ISIS
-TONIGHT'S
" Big Scoop.
(Edison)
The Red Girl and the Child.
(Pathe)
Under the Old Apple Tree.
(Vltarraph) v
Beautiful' dlahes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dls
' play In lobby.
Hotel rule cards, trespassing cards,
houses for rent cards printed In red
. and black. For sale cheap at The Ob-
serrer of&ce. . -
The St Peter's Guild will hold a fall
rummage sale Thursday and Friday,
the 13th and 14th of this month at the
Airdome. New goods and a larger as
sortment than ever offered before. Re
member the place and date.
Hens a little lazy these cold days?
Feed them International Poultry food j
and see how ambitious they'll get. !
Good time, now, to have plenty of eggs
while prices are high. 25c package.
Newlln Drug Co.
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All persons waning Biuyiojriuut , The houBewlfe wno apDlies a-lit-
v A fliitroti fafrtTj- tniiot rannrt Tint I . . .
later han' 2 o'clock Saturday after
noon at Sugar mill. A. Thomas, supt.
Try a can of Quality Brand Baking
Powder and get a large premium at
Dalton's.
Helnze's sweet and sour pickles, pre
ferred stock, oysters, salmon cover
peas end tomatoes. Van Camp's pork
and beans, corn and chipped beef in
glass. All help to make a good meal
with little cooking. Geddes Bros, have
them all.
Well, talk about fish. You can see
more fish and pettier fish for EOc each
than at any other place In this local
ity at SIlTerthorn's Family Drug Store.
Haradoa's Tm-Fmlt Chocolates.
Made feat right
Drink Quality Coffee. Save your cou
pons and get your notions free at Dal-
Only EOc each for those pretty Gold
Fish at SHverthorn's Family Drug
Store.
Clean bouse with a vacuum carpet
cleaner. All work guaranteed. Prices
right Phones Red 662 or Red 141.
Old papers, one hundred in a bun
dle, 25 cents at this office. .
Madame Root the Portland hairdres
ser Is In the city today making ar
rangements for an extended stay. She
carries a full line of twitches, puffs
and Janet.
William Weaver wat arrested last
night on a drunk and - disorderly
charre and this morning contributed
S10 to the financial lubrication of the
city's wheels of administration.
tie Cu Lem Cream to her hands Im
mediately after washing dishes is
quite sure not to suffer from chap
ped ; hands all winter. It s guaran
teed. Price 25 cents. Newlln Drug
Co.
PERSONALS.
Hon. C. A. Barrett of Athena is
stopping at the Foley.
D. B. Hendrecks formerly a mer
chant at Elgin is registered at the
Foley. . '. ' .
'. A. L. Ren, wife and children, of
Imbler, are at the Foley.
John Graham, a prominent citizen
of Elgin, is at the Foley.
. W. H. Donahue, clothing merchant
of Enterprise, Is in the city taking in
the fair and Is stopping at the Fo
ley. G. D. Roe, traveling salesman for
the Underwood typewriter, is in the
city looking after his trade. ,
' H. H. Hascombe, professor of mu
sic and art In the Baptist college at
McMlnville was a guest with friends
In the city today. He was one of the
distinguished visitors of the fair.
J. T. Williamson, the land office man
It lu Wallowa county transacting bus
iness. :
, Mrs. George Herr has returned to
her home In South La Grande after
having been at the Grande Ronde hos
pital for some time. She is fully re
covered. ' 1 . - .
' Allen Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Clark of South La Grande is
much Improved after a serious ill
ness. r.,-Vv'
Mrs. I. M. Crosaland and children
of Union are in the city today visit
ing the fair and wire guests while
here with Mrs. King of South La
Grange.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rinehart, pio
neers of this valley who are now liv
ing in Portland, arrived in the city
last evening to visit with their son,.H.
C. Rinehart and other erlatives be
fore leaving for the east to be gone
about six months. They will go to
Chicago and ; other middlewestern
towns and will return via the southern
route, spending some time In Califor
nia. Miss Wllma Rinehart Is In Baker
City, visiting with friends.
Denton Bangs has returned from a
visit In eastern Washington. ,
Rev. Upton H. Glbbs was In Pendle
ton officiating at the funeral of Mrs.
Barr the lady who was killed tn an
automobile accident in Pendleton a
short time ago. . ' ,
. Corn Crop Report
Washington, Oct. 7 Experts of the
Department of Agriculture today
practically completed their report on
the condition of corn and other crops
but the figures will not be made pub
lic until Monday at 2:30 p. m. Wash
ington time. The report, will cover the
condition, either on Oct. 1 or time of
harves of corn," buckwheat, potatoes,
tobacco, flax seed, apples and rice,
giving yield per acre total production,'
(preliminary estimate) , and quality of
spring wheat, oats and barley. A sup
plemental report will be Issued on the
following day, giving a review of the
crop situation, which will include the
crops not given on Monday.
ELGIN STRONG FOR GALLOWAY.
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The ladles of the Catholic
Altar Society will serve a
chicken Pie Dinner at the I.
O. O. F. hall tomorrow, be-
ginnlnfl at 11:30 o'clock.
Every Man From There Sings Praise
of Commissioner
A very noticeable feature of the
bunch from Elgin yesterday was the
pronounced loyalty to their fellow
townsman, Cecil Galloway, county
Commissioner. They all talked "fair"
but would wind up by saying some
thing In praise of Galloway who is a
candidate for commissioner this fall.
No recommendation is to strong as
the one from home people end Mr.
Galloway has the backing ; of the
whole north end of the county, What
Elgin people say Is taken as correct
and the remainder of Union county Is
perfectly satisfied to take Galloway
on his record and what his home folks
say about him. In fact, there could
not be stronger praise for any man.
Panama Lecture at Star Theatre. 41
W. C. Adams, late from the canal, will
lecture Thursday, Friday and Satur
day night at the Star theatre. Also in
afternoon of each day. Moving pic
tures' -'.mAi.t, ."..MHijtfi-. i .
To the Ladles. '
Mrs. S. D. Vandecar will be In La
Grande 'next week, Tuesday, Oct
ober 11, until Saturday, October
15, ready to make up orders for
switches.etc. Also will buy combings.
A big line of Switches, puffs and many
other things are to be had. At the
Foley hotel, room next to parlor, tf
iCIassifiedl
'.Advertising i
FOR SALE Thirty-thirty Savaee
rifle and .38 caliber , Colts revolver.
Phone Black 272. . -
Your complexion as well as your Lmper
Is rendered miBerame oj a disordered liver.
By tuning Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablet you can jraprova both.
FOUND A red steer, left ear crop
ped, right ear underblt; tome white;
appeared at my place Sept 20th. G.
W, Love, La Grande.
FOR SALE Ten room house, fur
nished and arranged for boarders and
roomers, and 4-room cottage, both
with bath, In one of the best locations
In La Grande. Rents for $58 a month.
Phone Red 3981, between 12 and 1 or
after 4 o'clock.
GIRL WANTED Inquire at Obser
ver office or at 1616 4th street.
WANTED Woman to work in ho
tel, good wages. John Anthony, Ron
dowa. Ore.