LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1911.
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Hosiery
If you.
Have
never
; worn
'ONXY'
HOSIERY
you Have
missed
wearing
the best
on the
market.
Buy your
Easter
Hosiery
here
and be
convinced.
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Our stock is
H Complete,
in .
Silks,
Silk Lisles
and Cottons
in all the
new shades
and colors,
at prices ,
from ' '
25c to
$1.25.
Men's Silk Socks
at 50c "
Ladies' Silk Hose
at 75c
Also complete
line of Infants'
and Children's
Hose.
L. J. FRENCH
Shoe Company
THEATRE
PROGRAM
Aprtl J and 8.
Love and the Stock Market...
..................... Edison
A thrilling story full of Inter
esting situation. .
Her Adopted Father ... Selij
A quaint "ttory of the home.
Oh, You Kids Pathe
This is the picture that Judge
Llndsey of Denver refers to in
one of his lectures. These kid 3
are lively, , to say, the least.
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Illustrated son "Pansies Mean
Thoughts and Thoughts Mean
'You.". V -V'v
Miss Nellie Garrlck... Matinees
Mr.' C. P. ' Ferrin'. T . . evenings
That new stock of wall paper has
arrived at W. H. Bohnenkamp and
company's. Let them, snow you the
line. . f , ' . 3-27-tf
25a
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Cash paid for egs Blue Mountain
Creamery company. 4-4-tf
A few pretty spring and summer
shopping bags just from the factory
today by express at Sllverthornes. ;
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For sewer pipe call Fowler's Trans-
fer office. .
, A lare stock of wall paper Just ar
rived at W. II. Bohnenkamp & com
pany, which contains the very latest
designs. Call and see us before buy
Mch 27-tf r
Anyone wishing horses clipped
come to Kertly barn.
Ice Cream Social.
The Mission band of the Presbyter
ian church will give an Ice cream so
cial at the home of Miss Lela Cole on
2008 Third street on Friday evening,
April 7, from 7:30 o'clock until 10, A
good program is prepared. Everyone
is cordially 'invited. ' , ,
Those pretty new spring shopping
bags at Silverthorne's are very rea
sonable in price." 4-6tf
Are You
Well Groomed?
How manv times you
M have seen a well-eroom-
& ed person with but one jl
If n j 1. a .... if
w uaw anu buuu a uaw as t
to entirelv offset every
a thing else, a shower of i
i TTriTTtiTi .. a.. -J it
it UAaxjavzi: uu tueu
g shoulders.-This is
tirely unnecessary.
Blue Mountain Dand- if
n . . r
it run Pomade id guaran
teed to cure ine worst
form of dandruff; if it
fails your money will be g
b 3 i
cneenuuy reiunaea.
en-
Price 50c.
; Wright Drug Co. 1 1
O O & O O o $
t'fKSOXALS.
C, B. Paddock of Portland was at
the Foley last night. .'.'
F. K. Lowry Is here from Portland
stopping at the Foley. ,
R. J. Kirkwood with the Columbia
Life, is at the Foley, from Portland.;
E. J. Hynes of Seattle is aFoley
guest.1 - . v t.
; N. A. Cinkling is here from Elgin on
business matters. ,
S. C. Weaver is in La Grande from
Elgin this afternoon. '
Mrs.:C. A. Ault of Enterprise regis
tered at the Savoy last night.
Mrs. E, Jameson of Baker is a Sa
voy hotel guest this afternoon.
8. P. Shutt, editor of the Joseph
Herald, accompanied by his wife, are
at the Savoy this afternoon. ,
Mrs. F. W. Boyd and Mrs. Juset
of Palmer Junction are registered at
the Savoy today,' ;
K. E.. Anderson, the Seattle sales
lady, was In the city last night, regis-
terlng at the Foley.
Ed .Propeck returned to the Biaver
Creek intake this morning after spend
ing a short time in the city.'
Jack Nathey, of Nye, Umatilla coun
ty, was a business visitor in the land
office this morning. '
Mrs. Wilkinson of South La Grande
is tha recipient of a fine box of Cali
fornia oranges Bent to her by her son.
The fruit is especially luscious. -
-Tom Wheelwright and wife of Ba
ker passed through the city this morn
ing on their way to Elgin on business
matters. . .- " . .
The oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry French la quite seriously ill with
pneumonia at the family residence in
South La Grande.
Wl R. Hamilton,' who has been crit
ically ill for some time Bhows sl sht
signs of improvement today, though
his condition is still very precarious.
Lester Stoddard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Stoddard, who has been pain
ed with a broken arm for the past
week, is rapidly recovering.
J. L. Neil, representing M. H. Hou
ser, wholesale feed and grain dealer
of Colfax, Wn., is at the Foley today
while1 transacting business here.
C. II. Green, a commercial man of
Spokane, went out to Lostine this
morning and will return to the Foley
tomorrow.. -
F. E. Heatherlng, formerly with the
planing mill at Perry, but now rep
resenting Berlin planers, with head
quarters at Baker, Is at the Foley.
Mrs. Ida Osbourn of Union was op
erated upon yesterday evening at the
Grande Ronde hospital by Dr. N. Mol
itor of this city and Dr. Law of Union.
Mrs. Osbourn was suffering with an
acute attack of appendicitis.
Guy W. Byrkitt, general managsr of
the George Palmer Lumber company,
is showing evidence of speedy recov
ery from his eperation yesterday eve
ning at the Grand Ronde hospital. He
was seized by an acute attack of ap
pendicitis and Doctors N. Molltor and
C. T. Bacon performed the operation.
C. J. Pratt, a contractor of Red Oak,
Iowa, and Albert Fields, also of Red
Oak, are among the homeaeekera who
have found suitable locations in Union
county and these two men will be lo
cated at Imbler hereafter. They add
to the Red Oak , colony already In
Imbler.
Mrs. Fred G. Schllke and daughter
Frederlca have returned from a
month's visit at Carlton, Ore., and
Southern . California. Mrs. Schilke
went to southern California with an
ailing relative and Miss Schilke re
mained with Mrs. Will Morrison at
Carlton. While away Miss Schilke
was quite ill for a time.
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Have you Seen the Spring
GreeEi-YIieeler On-
for
1 C TT O
as ror iLacaieo.'
Green-Wheeler Oxfords are known far and
wide as 11 The Standard of Style," and Fit and
Wear. There are none better made. This Spring
we are showing some New Styles in Tan, Patent .
Leather, Glazed and Nature Kid, Pumps and
Oxfords. '
. OUR POPULAR PRICES RANGE FROM
$1.75 to $3.50 A PAIR.
. We Have the Most Complete Line of Misses' ;
and Children's Pumps-and Oxfords we have ever
had, and our Prices are Right on this line of mer
. chandise. We are sure we have the styles that ,
will please'you. - Prices range from 60c to $2.50
apair , '
We are Showing the Famous Weber Line of
Oxfords, for Gentlemen. These Styles and Lasts
are Strictly, Up to the Minute, in Patent Leath
er, Cun Metal, Tan and Velour, If you are in
the market for a pair of Oxfords, don't fail to
look this line over. Prices, $3.50,4.00 and $4.50
a pair. . -
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Quality the Same,
Prices Less
$1.50 per setting. Hy Posselt, Phone
Black 932. Frultdale. 4-l-6t
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
room., Clint van Fleet at Golden
Rule.' '. , - . -
FOR SALE A forty acre; also an
eighty acre tract of fine orchard land
near Elgin; also some fine residence1
property and building lots In Elgin;
will sell on easy terms or will
P' 1
trade for La Grande or suburban
' property. Address box 22, Elgin.
Oregon. 4-3-4
FOR RENT -Housekeeping rooms.
Close in. On ground floor. Inquire
1417 Wash, avenue. Phone Red
. 752. . ' '.' . ' 4-5-tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Mrs.
Roy Rynerson, phone Black 1462.
162a Sixth street
4-2-tf
WANTED Hired girl for general
, housework. Apply 2206 Cedar. Phone
Black 1412; 4-3-tf
WANTED To trade One good resi
dence lot on 10th street near Adams
avenue, for good lumber. Inquire
1502 N avenue or see F, G. Schilke.'
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n
Advertising $
FURNISHED ROOMS to let. 1118 Jef
ferson avenue. 3-30-tf
FOR SALE Two good homestead re
linquishments In Wallowa county.
Inquire of D. BIrchoux.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs at
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