LA OlIANDE EVENING OBSERVER. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1910.
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4 or some neat patterns in wool suitings, the price and garment, in every detail. is
right. This is our popular priced suit It is just the price that we can get and sell a
4. good suit for, and the price is within reach of everyone who wants a suit.
( A hat trimmed to become every feature is what is wanted.
No one can come to our hat d epartment and put' on any hat
rA and have it look well, but
5 trim a hat that is becoming. rv " "
2 Our hats range in prices from $2.75 up, and we are
I that we can please you. We would at least be pleased
j you the most beautiful line in the city. - - r ; ! f
Qualify as Good or Better ,
Prices Less.
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TOHIGHT'S PIIBM
Big Scoop.
(Edison)
The Red Girl and the Child.
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Under the Old Apple Tree.
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Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play In lobby. '
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LOCALS
The housewife who applies a lit-
t tle 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. : "
Drink Quality Coffee. Sare your cou
pons and get your notions free at Dal-
Ions.
Haradon's Tra-rralt
Made Just right '
Suits for ladies wear are most satisfactorv.' because
f rom the time yu make the
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. j gtium icai vaiuo retcxveu. ine prices,
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Millinery
an experienced trimmer can
oldenMMleCa
Hotel rule cards, trespassing cards.
houses for rent cards printed In red
and black. For sale cheap at The Ob
server office.
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."
All persons wishing employment at
the Bugar factory muBt report not
later than 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.
Heinxe's sweet and sour pickles, pre
ferred stock, oysters, salmon cover
peas and tomatoes. Van Camp's pork
and beans, com and chipped beef In
glass. All help to make a good meal
with little cooking. Geddes Bros, have
them all' , .
Clean house with a vacuum carpet
cleaner. All work guaranteed. Prices
right Phones Red 662 or Red 141.
Old papers, one hundred In a bun
die, 25 cents at this office. .
Hens a little lazy these cold days?
Feed their. International Poultry food
and see how ambitious they'll get
Good time, now, to have plenty of eggs
while prices are high. 25c package.
Newlln Drug Co.
Mrs. J. A Branson of Joseph, arrlv-
Chocolates, ed In the city today to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Caviness.
The big red apples and the long cucu mber, the largest and best proposition
horse, or the chicken with the reddest comb and the best; pumpkin are all sugges
tive of what is doing, in this community, and all looks good, because they are real,
and not outclassed by any. v ' ''
. The assertion is not too broaojwhen;we say our line of goods is in reference
when completeness of stock, newness and style are the object desired, and our
stock is always suggestive of what is doing. . .
purchase, you realize
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jja vogueune is a very
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A PERSONALS. A
MJbs Frances Massee arrived from
Baker City this morning and will be
an over-Sunday guest with friends and;
relatives In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleaver and
children leave Monday for an extended,
visit in Iowa and other sections of the
middlewest.
Charles Hugg, the Enterprise base
ball fan and C. N. Lock wood, a prom
inent real estate man of Enterprise,
are in the city today visiting the
fair. '.- '
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A. C. Huntington is somewhat im
proved from a long and serious ill
ness. He has returned from Hot Lake
but is still confined to his room, al
though he hopes to be up in time to
see the finish of the fair.
Ed. Morris the crack blue rock art
ist. Is coming to La Grande Monday
to await the beginning of the Wal
lowa shoot '
Miss Ethel Gulling leaves tonight
for Portland, to be gone for the win
ter. She has accepted a position as
stenographer In the railroad offices
and will consult a specialist while In
Portland In regard to a disease of the
ear. . . . ''
Harold H. Dabney, one of the In
structors in the Hood River school ot
apple packing has come to La Grande
at the expense of the Thronson Or
chard company to do their packing.
Some of his best packs are now at the
Thronson exhibit booth at the pavil
ion and those interested can see the
work there.
perfect, and in quality and style, the desire it seems, has hAn oCCApeic :
Though we feature our $17.50 coat as our popular priced garment, our line, e- x 4
gins down as low as $7.50 in the La Vogue, and at $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 p
They come in staple colors, in broadcloth, and cloakings in staple and fancies. 4
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Deputy Sherlf George Llndren is in
North Powder today attending to some
legal matters.
Mr. H. A. Caldwell who represents
the Best Mfg. Co., of San Lauerdo, Cal.,
and Walla Walla, Wash., Is again In
this territory taking orders for the
JBest Combine Harvesters to be deliv
ered July 1st, and is meeting , with
great success. Harry Bays it is no trou
ble to sell combines this year after
making the record that the Best made
this year in the valley. The Best has
proven their merits over all the other
harvesters in the field this year. Mr.
Caldwell can be Been at the Sommer
hotel, call or phone.
WILL ORGANIZE AT ELGIN.
tlon of Yeoman Lodge at Elgin,
ralr Visitors Encourage ' Organiza-
After discussing the matter with
guests at the fair from Elgin, Orga
nizer L. E. McNabb for the district
of Eastern Oregon, has decided to or
ganize a yeoman's lodge at Elgin 'and
he will take the matter up at once.
The people seem anxious to have a
homestead there he finds, and he will
fulfill their wishes to the letter. He
leaves soon for the Elgin country
and will remain there until the new
homestead is well on its feet.
- CHURCH. NOTICES
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Opposite High School, J. D. Gillil
an, D. D., pastor.
Sunday .will be a gala day at this
church on account of Its being the oc
casion of the first quarterly meeting.
Rev. Dr. Haley the sucessor of Dr.
Gillllan on the district, will be pres-
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Coats this season, our models
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Men's Furnishing
Fancy cloths in men's overcoats. 54 inch model, fancy pock- g
ets made up with Presto Collar. "Style For You.?' They are the
neatest that money can buy. ; . : i
. $12.50, $13.50; $15.50 and $100
Mandess School Suits?
The boy? you must remembe r is very hard on his clothes, and , p
we can recommend the Wandess line, Pants are lined througout,
.and two pair with each suit. Popular prices ranging from $3.50 to - K
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ent and preach in the morning at 11
and then will go to the Island for the
evening. The Epworth i League will
meet at 6:30 and be led by, Howard
Richardson. There will be special mu
sic, provided for the occasion. The
Sunday-school 1b at 9:45, F. II. Green
superintendent. , V , ,
St Peter's Church. . '-
' Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion, 8. a. m.; Sunday
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DOCTOR pF OPTICS. .
PERMANENTLY LOCATED '
v AT 1105 ADAMS AVE.
FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING.
DO NOT BE MISLEAD, as there
are no extra charges for the exami
nation of your eyes. One charge pays
1EHDELSQH
for examination, frames and glasses.
The service and material are far su
perior to any In the county. Dr. Men
delsohn carries the best stock that
can be had in the country.
HONEST WORK calls for exper
ience, . skill, equipment, facilities, re
sources and high moral .business and
professional purpose. Our 29 years of
practice and experience, the complete
ness of our equipment the Immense
stock we carry,' the satisfaction we
have given others, Is our guarantee
to you that we have ALL these quali
fications. '
Dr. Mendelsohn is indorsed by all
the. leading oculists of the . Pacific
coast and by all the physicians of La
Grande. '
AH broken glasses replaced while
you wait " K ' -
OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 12 m
1 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m.
are perfect. As the long t
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school 10 a. m.; morning service, 11
a. m.j Evening service 7: 30 p. m.
' UPTON II. GIBBS, Rector,
Birth Record. T V '"
Born to Mr. and Mrs. SUlwell ot
Enterprise October 7, a seven-pound
Bon. Mrs.', Stil well was formerly Jau
nlta Ruryea of this city.".
iClassifiedi
i Advertising "y.i
FOR SALE Thirty-thirty Savage
rifle and .38 caliber Colts revolver.
Phone Black 272. i ?
, FOUND A red steer, left ear crop
ped, right ear underblt; some 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 wagesJohn Anthony, Ron
dowa. Ore. '
FOUND Silver watch on fair
grounds. Owner can have same by
calling at this office and paying the
expense. , .
FOR SALE A baby cab cheap. Red
402.