LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1911.
If you
have
never
worn
'ONXYV
HOSIERY
you have
missed
wearing
the best ;
hose
on the
market
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Mesdames Smith and Davidson, of
Portland, will be at the W. W. Perry
millinery ttore for one. -week ONLY
with a complete line of hair goods.
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Buy your
Easter
Hosiery
here
and be
convinced.
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Our stock is
Complete,
in
Silks,'
Silk Lisles
and Cottons
in all the
new shades
and colors,
at prices
from
2Sc to
$1.25.
Men's Silk Socks
at 50c
Ladies Silk Hose
at 75c
Also complete
line of Infants
and Children's
Hose.
1. J FRENCH
Shoe Company
PEOGBia
April 44-6.
Sailor Jack's Reformation....
. ..... Kaleta
A magnificent feature. In
point of moral and dramatic
worth this Is one of the best
stories ever told.
Buffalo Hunting in Indo-China '
Path
Splendid colored picture.
The Soldier ............ Pathe
Intensely dramatic
heir Wedding Gift. .... Essanay
A laugh all the way through.
Th: ISIS Has It
Wlien You and I
Were Young
Maggie"
EVERYBODY'S FATOEIIE
SLss IUe (arrtcK ana ar.
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Beaitifal colored slides.
Cash paid for eggs Blue "Mount?'!
Creamery company. ' 4-4-tX
Thi temperance sheeting to have
been held in the Christian church to
night has been postponed. .
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LIndey Seats en Sal.
The high Bcnool auditorium seats
for Ben Lindsey's lecture are on sale
at Silverthorne's.
For sewer pipe call Fowler's Trans
fer office.
The Unique Cleaning company has
the only contract system in the city.
Four suit per month per contract f 1-50
Work called for and returned free.
Phone main "0. .
"Bead to Sunset Magazine. Motoring
Through California by Lloyd Osborne.
beautifully illustrated In four colors.
The Spell, a romantic serial by C X.
A. M. Williamson. In the Shadow of
the Dragon by Grant Carpenter. De
scriptive story of San Francisco's Chi
nese quarters. April issue now on sale
15 cents." eod
Complete line of switches, chignons,
puffs, curls, etc., at the Berry millin
ery store.
That new stock of wall paper fcaa
arrived at W. 'iL Bobnenkamp and
company's. Let thera show you the
line; 5-27-tf
A la re stock of wall paper Just ar
rived at W. H- Bohnenkamp & com
pany, which contains the rery lausi
designs. "Call n4 see us before buy
Satire ta Elks.
All members of B. P. 0- E. Xo. 423
and visiting brothers are hereby di
rect d to meet at the Elks' home at 1
o'clock Wedd esday . afternoon to at
tend the funeral of Brother G. E. Fo !-er.
G. L. BIGGERS.
Exalted Ruler.
The Presbyterian church Ladies Aid
society will meet tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. J. K. Wright Import
ant business will be transacted.
Notice to Woodmen.
Woodmen of America members are
requested to appear at the lodge room
at 1-o'clock Wednesday to attend the
fon.-ral of the late ' neighbor, G- E.
Fowler.
E. E. DANIEL, Consul Camp 7703.
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LET US DYE FOB YOU.
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Tender
Flavory
I Melrose Bacon
With Fried Eggs
I Pattison Brc3.
BotbPksnes
wiiH'niinmnuiiH
'. W. J. 1 4am of Joseph is at the Foley.
L. L. Dresel, Frisco, 1915, Is a gn zt
of the Foley. - '
Sheriff Childers is home from a trip
to Sahm. 1 ' .
: E. B. Pyle, the paint man of Penile
ton, is at the Foley.
D. S. Coleman and wife are guest
of the Folry.
Mrs. L. J. Furmlngton of Bafcer S.
a guest of the Blue Mountain i
John Arnold of Union is at lz B'.u
Mountain hoteL
D. Sommer. a prominent c't'zuv. o:
Elgin, la registered at the Soujnac-r. j
Ben Evans is ia the city from North
Powder and Is registered at the Som
mer. W. IL Arbuckle of Walla Walla is
in the city. Mr. Arbuckle represents
a large queensware and crockery line
William Glass of South La Grande
is moving his family to the summer
ranch. ,
John Reed has purchased the San
ford Baker place In South La Grande
and Hugh Klnr.'e "has purchased the
Reed place.
' W. R. Rath well, representing th?
Parker Brokerage company of Port
land, is in the city and is stopping at
the Savoy.
H. F- Van Riper, representing Scott
MuEstU, wholesale Implement and
vehicle dealers of Portland, is at the
Foley, .
Mrs. C. H. Scran ton returned th's
morning from Baker. Mrs. Scranton
has hetn spending a wfek in that city.
a guest of relatives and friends.
"Happy Harrimaa epent Sunday in
BakerJustlng the n?w oil burner
ana on the steam plant of the Warren Con-
ably Rruction company.
notd E. C" (Happy) Day of Baker,: is In
T tie city and is at the Foley. Mr. Day
and; Is lookinc after his cement coctracti
in this city.
' Ed. Morris, the Winchester man, Is
at the Foley. Mr. Morris will make
the branch line and help arrange the
Elgin shoot which will take place In.
May.
Ulrica Lottes returned last night
from a business trip to Baker. Busi
ness men are preparing for a good
business then this summer, be re
ports. County Commissioner J. M. Selder Is
In the city to attend the session of the
county court tomorrow. He will go to
Portland at the conclusion of the pend
ing term. .
B. W. C&rr. who was recently hurt
in an accident at Pleasant Valley has
so much recovered that be will resume
bis run on the OW. in the next few
day.
Roy J. Svlrkley of Pendleton is reg
istered at the Sommer. Mr. KHklty
is with Hazeltlne & Company, whole
sale hardware wagoa makers and
blacksmith supplies.
Lon Botcher of this city was railed
to Arlingtotrlast sight cm account of
the cicknecs of bis mother. Mr. Butch
er will return to the city as soon as'
bis mother's bwJth will permit his
lea vie her bedside.
Wm. SHU of Palmer JsnctSoo cam
in yprterfiar && registered at fbe
Elne MouBtain bottL Mr. BtiU will go
Our Popular
s
range
$10 to $22.50
CAMPUS SUITS ABE E1I0 WIT, TAR AND
WIDE, AS "THE STANDARD OF STYLE"
AND FH0I.I 0UE SHOWING OF THESE
GARMENTS THE REASON FOR THIS REP
UTATION IS EVIDENT.
WE WANT YOU TO SEE THEM. IT 13
THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE ASS0RT-
ENT WE HAVE EVER SUCCEEDED IN
PRESENTING FOR YOUR INSPECTION
AND NATURALLY WE ARE MOST ENTHU
SIASTIC OVER OUR ABILITY TO OFFER
YOU SUCH ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
KNOWN GARMENTS SO FAVORABLY
PRICED. ; : ! ) :, ; - ' :
THE DESIGNS ARE TAKEN FROM THE"
LATEST ACCEPTED STYLES CREATED U1
NEW YORK, THE LARGEST, FASHIOir
CENTER OF THE NEW WORsD BOMU 6r
THE FOREIGN IDEAS HAVE BEEN HAR
MONIZED WITH THE AMERICAN CON
CEPTION OF SMARTNESS, SO THAT
THESE GARMENTS ARE NOT TOO , EX
TREME TO BE PRACTICAL FROM A CON
SERVATIVE VIEWPOINT. r
CAMPUS SUITS ARE SHOWN IN A WIDE
RANGE OF STYLES AND PATTERNS FOR
YOUNG BEEN. THE QUALITY OF FAB
' RIC, FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP ia
CONSISTENT WITH THE COST.
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Quality the Same
(DDJDiilirDy
Prices Lessi
to Portland this morning and will
probably make- his boms near Port
land. -
Mrs. George Ackles, a resident of
Portland, arrived this morning to look
after business matters for a few days.
Mr. Ackles Is enjoying the best of
health since the family moved to Port
land from this city a few years ago.
Pearl Bowman, owner of the Bow
man hotel of Pendleton and one of
the largest wheat growers and land
owners of Umatilla county is in the
city today. Mr. Bowman is also an
extensive stock raiser and Is meeting
with some of the stockmen of this
valley in regard to purchasfng a f se
stallion for his McKay Creek stock
ranch. . r-
Have Yea Xa This Bolu
A new book ttlling bow the fearful
sppendlcitls is caused and how yoa T. IfiiL
can EASILY prcrect. l?btAt! cr $tJ i
with much Interest by La Grande peoV
people. It is given away free by
Wc hear a good deal of talft
nov;-a-davs about the nrn-V-
I tective tariff and high cost
of living that the poor man
has no chance.
Bhtk Record.
Born, ia this city April i. to Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Harrison, a daughter.
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Mmj DivkSe LaUseraa rafmarw
Hoorhead. Mino April 4 Pastors
acd lay delegates representing 12?
congregation of the Svedlth Laih'r
an tburcb met for a t! days ses
sion here today to discuss the pro
ject for the division of the Minnesota
conference and the creation of a new
conference. If favorable action is ta
ken the proposal will be submitted to
the Augustana Synod for final action
at Its annual meeting in Duluin next
June.
Far Blae EIMmi 3Tri at Detroit
Detroit. Mich-, April L The four
stake races to be run at the annual
blue ribbon trotting meeting of the
Detroit Driving dob this rummer clos
ed today. m
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OCONNELLS
Cigar Store
rati, Biffiaris, Cigars, Totoe.
ce aa4 Sft Priaks t aad
amt csjpWe line ef cigars la
lie Hy.
OWner Cat Lfwe bae
ljall scam eterr day tbw's a
fame.
rraer lDf sad Xeffema St.
If you will only pay us
you mil find ifiaf ive fta
articles priced iofUMsmaU.
est purse -- --
We are offering as SPECIALS $
: this weela --y p:
xjl Mi uranne uisn ran Zbclt
1 Qt Gal. Kerosene Can 15c
These are only two good bargains 1
of the many you will find by paying
us a visit
THE CASH B.
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