LA GRAOTE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1911.
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.. ' Why. This' Store is the Logical Place to Buy
Largest stcck of furniture ir. Eastern Oregon makes your selection easy.
Everything priced in plain figures; always low, in many instances lower than ;
elsewhere, assuring you of the best values for your money. '
; r Courteous salesmen, who take pleasure in showing our goods, makes tyour
shopping here pleasant as well as profitable. .;; , J ri '- ; ; : ;
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Tables, . Xhairs, ;
Buffets: Side-
boards. China
Closets - dozens
of styles to
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Choose From. J
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A Plajr With a lesson! '
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Buffets
Largest stock of buffets in La
Grande, vv e cau-walcu, yOur,uin:
ing room furniture perfectly. We 4
carry them in many grades; plain
and mirrcr-tops; big roomy, draw
ers; doers of plain or leaded glass.
Stock is too large arid varied to
quote prices in this id. - You will
be able to find what Arou want at a
reasonable price.
Dinmg R
com
Dining rocm tabjesin plain and
and the inost popular finishes; gold
en pak polish, Early English, and
waxedlden. All round tables
havene famous "Duo-Style" ped
estal lock, which permits all tables
lb be extended six feet without tho
pedestal parting: .Priced, $5.00 to
$75.00. . .
Many a roan and woman, even here
In La Gr,d, could glean valuable
lessons from "The Spendthrift." as
presented last evening at the Steward
to an audience that waa not large but
appreciative, Just the same! The plot
Is not particularly out of the ordinary,
In fact it Is so common that In Its
simplicity lies Its strength. , The fast
living, going beyond one's means and
disregard for home ties that have long
since become a social problem, was
fairly well solved and with striking
lessons to all concerned, j; The story
of the plot bristles with concentrated
truths, ' worded so that everyone can
understand them. "Aunt GretchenV is
somewhat of a "Touchstone": though
manifestly not a fool for she denies
the "allegation. ." In' her mouth the
playwrisht places a llnei of argument
and motherly advice that makes thr
play what it is. . The cast, a small
one, was well taken, for there were
only three really' essential roles and
these were well handled. '
Sole agents for th famous Posellious disappearing-leaf tables. Table can ba
extended in five seconps. Noranting up of jseldom-used leaves; no straining and
pushing to get the table tojher again. Just one gentle pull, and the extra leaves
slip automatically intolace. , -
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MEN IV (C A 02 02
v COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
ifivery family has neea of good, reiiroit h-H" M"H m"l t l"14y')
:inimenV For fjrf.!ns, bruises, sorenew of
BISCUITS
the miwcles and rheumatic rnius there is T
nnnd Uiidp fluin ( luimlprtiiin'. Rol l In I
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to buy your
"Is at the
company,
it fresh, cl
quality, am
tie will th
buy from u
and supplies
hens laying.
Gld.XDE ROXDE CASH
Phone Main 6.
PLACE
Tad fuel
de Cash
Sways find
superior In
florses or cat-.
it when. yoU
fur poultry feed
fill help keep your
grain, feed j
Grande Itoi
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John Melville
1425 Adams Ave
LA GRANDE, - ORE
DOUGHNUTS
PIES
mil be more f la-
3 ky, liglil and d-
j gestaqie it you
t use .
$ cfjuniu on dp
LEAF LARD
Use it in place of butter it
4 doesn't cook so dry.
Pattison Bros.
- Phone Black 81.
Wilt
nQiio;Ciers;iioiw'
is a question that interests every man
ana woman m me country yjtio is not
in possession of such a blessing.
Call and fet us explain how you can
securhome with the money which
you are paying out fornf le are
he pioneej business
THE STANDARD REH ESTATE LOAN CO.. Dallas Tex
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JACKSON WMWAgeMsM
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At th? Isis.
There are two pictures in the new
program at the Isis which will repay
anyone to go and see. "A Republi
can Marriage" by thVitagraph Com.
pany, is a story of the French nvohi
tion with a strong dramatic grasp and
historic interest.
Jrieleu ie la jroix an ariaivcrai ui h
proud and passionate disposition, h.is
been brought up' to look upon the
peasants as little more than cattle.
Bernard, a blacksmith, conceives a
passion for her. She is storm stayed
in an old hunting lodge, which 's
struck by ligitnlng, and Bernard res
cues her 'from 'the burning building.
Her castle iaj besieged by the r
uonary soiaitrs. . bernara nojf a
sergeant in the army, pleads Jor her,
renounces Mis alleglanceo the Ita
public, espouses her wxlse, and then
chooses d:alh witlWier rather than
freedom witlmuher.
"The Diver," Kalem, is a most In
teresting and educatlonkl film show
lng the deep sea diver and hU np
paratus in full working order. The
scene ends up wlthA a terrific sub
marine explosion, fthe picture showing
the dynamite being laid in the water
and then fired by electricity. Jt ii
the real thing, no fake. .
Reasons Why You Should Enlist In The
Observer Contest
The prizes are educational. . , ..
You Bhould see Portland during the great annual Rose Festival.
You should visit San Francisco during the met ting of the National Educa
tional association. ' . ; . .
You should become acquainted wtt h the beauties or tne coiumDia merV
You should experience recreation in the social life of ocean and Colum-'
bla river tourist hotels.
You should study music under the best teachers if you have not done ao
already. V .''-'
You should study at home, if you cannot attend college. .
You should try the thrills of competitve work, such as this contest af
fords.
You should learn how to ask your friends for their support; how to or
ganize tlrem Into a working force in your own behalf.
You should learn how to make friends among strangers and to get them
Interested In your success. . .
THE CONTEST GITES ALL TIIE SE BENEFITS AND OTIIEBSl YOU
SHOULD INTER, . , , .
', The A rend? Features. , .
The feature film at the Arcade this
change is a Vitagraph picture "The
Shelling of the San Marcos" (former
ly the battleship Texas.) This y
sel played an important part Iff the
Spanlsh-Amm-ican war, andby way
of proving the destroying power of
naval guire,' it wasfflaced in mid
ocean ana in a tyf hours reduced to
mere scrtpironr The picture Is' very
entertalntagand instructive. After
the firing has ceased it gives you a
close view of the battered and twisted
old warrior. .
This picture, together with a Bio-
graph comedy, "Paradise Lost," and n
Stllg, entitled, "The Medallion," will
run today and tomorrow.
Pure, Fresh, Home
made Candies.
M MAKE OUR OWN.
SEIDER'S
LY MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM AND SHERBET
"HP kiwi vnn
(IffiEfAT......
. We have Whtfe Cloverrfilue Grass and f ancr mixed
4 ; ; seed. Our LAwn, PEIITILIZER will make the grass
For YMir I RWn grow under yottf feet.
I uiium Lqiiii All kinds of western grown Garden Seeds in bulk.
., ., ..,,. Nothing but the best. ' ' v '
Waters Stanchf i eld Produce Co. ?6 wmsw ave.
Excursion
Fares East
1911
From all Points on
OEEGON.WASlilNGTON RAILROAD
& NAYIGATION COMPANY.
to ' Fares
Chicago ......$72.60
Coucil Bluffs, Omaha, Kansas
City, St. Joseph,- St Paul....v8tT.OO
Paul via Cifuncll Bluffs
SL Paul, via Council Bluffs, ... 63.90
Minneapolisdirect fT. 60.00
Minneapolis via OalSncll Bluffs . 63.90
St. Loula LT. 70.00
' ; SALE DATES.
May 15, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23; 24; 25; 27;
28 and 29.
June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16; 17; 21; 22;
28; 29 and 80.
July 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 19; 20; 26; 27
and 28. , - '
August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17; 21; 22
23; 28; 29 and 80.
September 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Stop-overs within limits In either
direction. Final return limit October
Slst. One way through California, $15
additional.
Inquire of any O-W. R A N. Afent
for more complete Information or
WM. McMURBAT,
General Passenger Agent
Portland Oregon.
HACK AND
AMBULANCE
Uptown offlce&ain 720
Residence phone Main 25
J lEyU BUSSEY
Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires N ,
LA GRANGE IRON W0RE(S
, D. FITZCERlD, Proprietor '
COMPLETE MACHlNESHOPiS AND FOUNDRY
met
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The Wardrobe cat:
ers to the trade
that appreciates
at reasonable prices
honest. worK
your spring
suit here made to
order.
The WARDROBE
Clcanlnff a Specialty. ,
Foley Hottl Building
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ELECTRIC
LIGHTS
are never
taken out
Did you ever know one single Instance .
where electrlo lights were once used, .
that they were ever taken outt
Did you ever t know anyone who has
used them, who would do without
them, even If the cost were twice as! r
grean v ,
ASK TIUffTSEES- . '
They,ni tell you that the bright,
nrtC .I... IfVi vkl.V la
wvi, viqhu A15U1., tv uitu im ai rr cj a .
'Mady, anywhere; day or night, )s In-'
dispenslble to them. ' 'i
Our rates for wiring are lower than most people expect Phone Vain '
84, and our man will tell jon the cost of wiring yonr hosse.
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT
& POWER CO.
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