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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1911.
Fi PEOPLE I
m EARLY
BANQUET ANNOUNCED FOB APKIL
' TWENTY-FIFTH.
Early Start Will 'Insure- Another Year
, : . of County Fair Success.
Initial county fair guns were fired
last night when the, fair ,' assw'irrtrj
bet In an Informal way to discuss fur
ther plana for the 1911 fair. The out
come of tfle meeting 'was to announen
a banquet; for April 25 at which time,
a live and active board will be electcl
to If possible duplicate tha success of
the last board's endeavors. The fal
will be boomed from now on and the
members of the association are taking:
bold of the proposition with. a vim.
The success of the past two years has
made the association permanent and
by beginning now the third year
should be even more of a success.
; an Urban is an excellently photo-
graphed film showing the ivalt of n
i . . . i .
.v- matin beiweeu a nuuier auu ;
Druid priestess.
Heart Beats of Long Ago. It's a
Biograph. A strong dramatic story
Idling of a f .ud between two families
when a love affair developed between
two families who had been nursing, a
feud for a number of years It meant
death to "some one. Staging ami cos
tuming are elaborate.) i' . i
FeHlng a Smokes0ct, pbin A
araDhlc illustration Vt :faoW;'a hug
chlmAey was thrown frown' it" Is i
m as the tall
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SIXTH
IHCX1I STREET PAVING CON
TRACT FINISHED THIS WEEK,
Teams Commence Grading 'of - Steep
Hill Near Court Hons Today. -
Completion of tha Fourth street pav
ing project and commencement of the
Sixth street grading preliminary to
bitullthic paving are the day's an
nouncement from Warren Construc
tion company headquarters. ;
' Supfrintendent Sullivan' today , pre
dicted the completion of the Fourth
street work by tomorrow night the
Work has been done rapidly In antici
pation of detrimental weather. ;' ;
Work on Sixth street was commenc
ed today when teams were put on to
cut down the hill near the court house.
The grading there 4-111 be the biggest
piece of such work yet undertaking in
preparation for paving. Many are in
clined to believe that a 12 per cent
grade will be tod steep for use In win
ter months but engineers and paving
tnen affirm otherwise. j "";'.
$ g j g $ j s $ 3 !
S . , , - ;'.':. r
t- "SQCAWMA Ji" AT STEWARD
TOUCHING. '
' - '
$ $ $ 4
Containing sentiment that plucked
at the heart strings of motherhood
and fatherhood, lacking, however. In
any material lesson or teaching, "The
Bquawman" was ' presented at the
Steward last nUht in a somewhat cap.
able manner. The past could easily bo
Improved upon, but the Btory the' ac
tors presented ran parallel with that
which touches tender chords In father
. and mother. The story Is well-nigh a
tragedy but the last curtain Is not
rung down until a streak of hope is
shot Into the pathetic string of scenes
and allows ths audience to go away
with slightly less saddened hearts.
The tragedy facing the "Squawman"
'.H erased by a tragedy. That about
tells the story. It is a seutimfntal
story but was pot presented with the.
finish thatjt should have, ben,
3E
liv
thrilliite
structure!
moment-Jo's
topples to the ground-.
Eertha's .Mission, a vltagraph jcom
edy. The adventures of a society Rlrl
who thought she was chosen to re
form the 'world. ;k It is a good ltv? com
edy and also teaches a good lesson ,
' Mr. Cowan will sing Ogalallo, a very
cl-ver Indian Bbngv -i
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MANAGER. ASHLEY RESIGNS. '
Hakr Commercial CInb Manag?;r Pre
pnrcs to Leave for the Eat.
A. 8. Ashley last night handed In
his reslgaation as publicity manager
of the Baker Commercial club,; the
restgjMilvu' Ui U.-; ??r 1 ;MI"
contract with the club does not explro
until June , but he desires .this . ex tra
time to prepare for his trip east.
The club accepted his resignation and
also Toted to contribute funds for bis
eastern trip, on which, he will adver
tise Eastern Oregon, says the . Baker
Herald. . ';r'.''-;:"V'V.
The club has b.en a live one since
Mr. Ashley has been here' and the ma
jority of the members have been sat
isfied with his work. The community
advertising plan, which was entered
into with the 0. R. & N., has brought
good results and greater things can
be expected in the future. Mr. Ash
ley has looked after, the correspond
ence of the ;lub, sending out thou
eands of pieces of literature and also
represented th club on various occa-
B1UU9 n l yuuuu WOOVIUb MW ,
much in bringing its work before thu B
people' , " -. :
Bm
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i wa - i . - - i f . i.
PLACING ON SALE OUR CHOICEST MERCHANDISE AT A GREAT SAVING. THESE GREAT
BARGAINS COMING THE DAY BEFORE EASTER WILL BE BOTH PROFITABLE AND IM
PORTANT TO YOU. WE GUARANTEE TO MAKE YOUR DOLLAR GO THE FARTHEST IN
BUYING YOUR EASTER GOODS.
Mrs. Currey Improves.
Mrs., George H. Curvey Is 'testing H
easily today iollowlny an operation
twoys ago and is giving encourage
ment to her friends for immediate and
complete recovery.
COMES WELL RECOMMENDED.
New Creamery Man Stnnds Well at
His Former Home.
Following the lease of the Gold Leaf
creamery' by Ward Emlgh the Walla
Walla commercial club sent the fol
lowing letter of recommendation to
the lia Grande club:
Walla Walla, Wn., April lO.-Com-merclal
club, La Grande, Oregon. Gen
tlmen: "We have just learned that our
fellow citizen, Mr. Ward Emlgh, is
1 about to open a creamery in your city
'and we wish to commend him to the
good people of La Grande and vicinity
as a thorough business man, an expert
in his business and a good wide-awake
substantial citizen.
He started in the busiuesa here a
number of yea is ajo and has built up
a business from nothing to more than
$100 .con annually. V
We trust that he may b: as success
ful in your community as he has In,
th!.,- ; '. .;v (v : u j
Very truly yours,'
A. C. MOORE. Secretary, i
L. M. BROWN, Publicity Mgp.
W'alla Walla Commercial Club.
EUGENE TAUSS1CK. Mayor !
. At the IsIh. ' ' '
- Another fine program commenced
at the Isis this afternoon and will
continue tomorrow. Outside the fea
ture, "Little Sister," there is one pic
ture which all parents should take
-their children to see. It is a.Vita
jiraph entirely for chlldrenetaoInET
graph entirely by. children ,w!th that
-clever and favorite boy actor. Master
Dennis Sullivan taking a leading pavt.
It is a lovely story by the eminent
authoress, Miss Kate Gre naway.
Easter Sunday the patrons of the pop
ular house will enjoy a sprclal, ar
rangement of Eat?r music tehomrstlo
or hlth are now in' air advanced
; stage". '
It is a special arrangement by Mu
sical Director Chas. K. King and will
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pe sung uy iimi imimnir inu. u'
r.arrlck (soprano) Mr. Ferrin (tenor)
and Mr. Blrtf) (baritone). .
At the Arcade Theatre,
Tha program at the Araade thj.3'
f'hanpo la un,to th' usual stnni'rrd of
tlJa popular house. TI. Golden Slchli
1.00
2.00
ir.rt
THE VSlQm TAILORING COMPANY
' List of Wee. :.
": Laah's' Work. V i
. Plain sklrta ";.'.........,.. ...$1.00
Pleated skirts . . . . . .-. . . . 1.50
Suits, two piece, skirt and jacket. 2.00
Princess dross 1.25
Stlk waist t.r.O
Kid gloves, per pair ............
Handbassa, rAc.h ., v
. Silk umbrellas, each .v. . . . .
!Long coats, each
Mill;.; cajtev h
: : ;.f JrnN!: work. . .
Coats. , short, each sln"v . .
Coats, dress, each tny!A .
I Trousers ordinary, per nuU-
1 Suits, ordinary. Iwo or thrfle piece 1.00
Sulfa lrii IhI1 '. ...2.00
jOvercoatp. ciich light colors ? 1.75 u
i Overcoats, each, black color..... l.?5 j
M',Tri r 'vii'n.'urun:i coux-rf ... l.PW
i These prices subject to chan at
any time. -
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SHIRT WAISTS. '
A large assortment of dainty summer
waists, lace trimmed, half and three
quarter sleeves. Values to $1.75. On
sale ,.:.,.,:,::.,;;:.,.,....;;;.:...;;. $1.13-
FANCY HOSE-
"What is moraimportaht than nice hos
iery? We are placing on sale our en
tire line of $1.00 and 75c hose, all colors,
embroidered and all at .:....--.......49c
1 NEW CORSETS.
These fine corset sare some of our very
best sellers, long hip effect in fine white
batistes, all sizes on sale ' ..... .....89c
notice 10 ruDiisners.
ed hair
sale
H
We have j
Ka)ser loi
placing ori
Tliese are
i I
on sale
10
rr.
Vk im wiu k,i be received at the office of
ity Recorder until Wednesday
g, April 19th, 1911. for the
fig and binding of fifteen hun
oples of the rules and regula-
bovernlng the water department
Warranted plumbing rules and regula-
med, an e t0 be printed in pamphlet form.
ited amouplv& pr,ces on uw $nd 2,000
JSizes ana style 01 mnaings can
n at the recorders office.
brder of the city council, April
911. '
C M. HUMPHREYS.
Recorder.
"urd Time Mask Hull.
The Women of Woodcraft will give
a hard time mask ball at the Old Fal
lows hall Thursday, April 20, 1911.
Tickets will be on? dollar and there
w'll b? nv'r.cs for the best sustained
, tharaiter. 4-li-K
Mice of Street Improvement.
whom it may concern. Notice
, tbw given that In pursuance of
lutlon adopted by the common
SOU LOHlph 0f the city of La Grande, Ore-
h the 1st day of December, 1909,
kg Improvement district No. 9
tsignatlng Fourth street as such
it, and in pursuance of a resolu
Uopted by said common council
first day of February, 1911.
far said council determined and
led lta intention to Improve all
lortlon of Fourth street, in said
Ivement district as hereinafter
abed by laying thereon maca-
ithc council will, ten days after
(t vice, of this notice upon the
s of the property affected and
Itted by Buch improvement, or
hat said above described im-
Iment be made; that the boun-
i of said district to be so lin
are as follows:
that portion of Fourth street.
th south side of 0 venue, to the
side of C avenue.
And the property affected or
MA!? hy "ald 'mProvement la as
a
IiADIES' HATS.
A beautiful assortment especially se
lected for this great event. .$5.00 and
$6.00 values on sale ... .. ........$3.85
; f FANCY COLLARS, ,
Dutch Collars, Lace Jabots, Bands, Em
broidered and many other new styles;
values to 50c; on sale . 23c
LADIES' SUITS.
You must see these beautiful values to
appreciate the prices we are making on
these stvlish garments, values $1500,
$18.00 and ; i $20.00
v HAND BAGS'
When would you want a new handbag
more than right now. A new, lot just
received, on sale . ........;.....98c
LADIES' VESTS.
At these low prices you should select at
least a half dozen of these sleeveless
garments; on sale -.-.;-.......13c
MEN'S HOSE. ,
A very large line of fancy hose; values
35c to 50c; on sale : ,: ..25c
STRAP SANDALS.
To complete your purchase vou should
l buy a pair of these neat : sandals; all
XI sizes; $2.50 values; on sale . $1.83
CHOICE CANDIES. These are th
llw nn v 9.Sr. t.ft ACld . nor nAiinfl T)mm
Butter Scotch, Chocolates, Jellies,
les. Peanut Clusters. Marshmallnws
ralnuts, . Etc. .
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THE FAIR