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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1911)
L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, ': WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1911. PAGE G You vlib have , not yet supplied; yoor compete': clotlieo - i. neeos fof mi 3 summer, skmum i do so efore me - - ' s if : U .11 COPYRIGHT !9llv . '( 1 I 1 M1CHAELS,STERN B-COV., $r ' ' ' " J.... -L 1 i i YOU CERTAINLY SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR ELEGANT SHOWING OF STYLISH AND DEPEND ABLE GOODS BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHAS ES. IF YOU WANT THE BEST, YOU CAN PLACE . YOUE CONFIDENCE IN ANYTHING YOU MAY PURCHASE HERE. WE URGE YOU TO COME AND SEE WHAT THIS STORE OFFERS, EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE NO INTENTION OF BUYING, FOR WE HONESTLY BELIEVE THAT WE CAN INTEREST ; NINE OUT OF EVERY TEN PEOPLE WHO COME TO SEE OUR OFFERINGS. WHEN YOU SELECT ANYTHING HERE IT MATTERS NOT WHAT ; PRICE YOU ARE CERTAIN OF GETTING Best Values for Least IViohey we stake our reputation on the quality ; of our goods. ; . ? ' 7 We know what to buy and we know what to sell. Wo know that nowhere can you get more real value for your money. Everything that leaves this store bears with it ov.r bro?. 11 WftT1Ay-Back.if-You-Want-It,'!, guarantee of ., satisfaction, and if it doesn't prove to be all that we claim - for it, we refund your money or make an exchange for) something that is right. ' - IF WE CAN MAKE YOU FEEL THAT IT IS SIMPLY IMPOSSIBLE S ; , , . to surpass our values, we are driving home the truth, and driving to our store the trade we deserve, because of outf ' clean, farsighted merchandising. ' 1 ll.....;y......VMi,JiiiA;inn.l.:i,,.1. iiJMgi .J n. w.ii,.,.a . (UNDERWEAR. T7" e Underwear that always satisfies best.- UNION SUITS.' . ,$1.00 to $3.00. OUTING SHIRTS, in a variety of brand new . patterns and shades. You'll .like them. : , $1.00 to $3.00. STRAW HATS ' in everv shape and style that is O. K; We show some do ; cidedly non el shapes. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 '7-17':BiELTS ' : that are uncommon diEtim ive black, tan, gray or ; leathers. . " r" 50c to $1.50. OXFORDS , that will please your eye, i vour feet and your; pocket book. $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00. , ; TONEY & SCRANTON..;.The Store That Satisfies I. THEATRE THE THEATRE OF QUALITY. Bert M. ' Sherwood, Proprietor and Manager. . "The Camorants" ..... Eclipse Japanese fishing with birds. Showing details cf an Import ant and almost unknown fore ign Industry. One of the most wonderful pictures ever pro duced. ' . "The Cattle Rustlers" .iPathe ' A stirring western drama. One that thrills you. ' "The Troublesome Secretar- , les" .. Vitagraph It's a Vitagraph comedy. It is hard, to describe this comedy without' 'laughing. You will agree with us when you see It. "Dr. Charcot on "his south ' pole. Expedition" Urban ' Highly educational " and In. tefestiny. Actual work b:in done in Antarctic discovery. Everybody's Favorite Song, "Where the Silvery Colorado WendB Its Way,", sung by Miss Oarrlck , Matinees Mr. Birnle Evenings series; Inc., Albany: Oregon. 5.27-30t LOCALS A good plate glass, walnut frame, show counter for Bale very cheap at Silverthorne's family drug store. 2t. If you want your fruit trees sprayed call up Red 3821. " 5.27, 6t Do you wint to make more money T We want energetic salesmen In your territory. Expense mony advanced. For particular address Albany Nur- Don't fail to see the factory sample line , of reading lamps at the Newlin Book and Stationary company. , The Wright Drug company Invites special attention to Its window decor ations today. Good taste has . been shown In the arrangement of the dis play and Mr. Wright's window decor ator ' Is being complimented on his good taBtes. 1 Summer prices for milk prevail at the Blue Mountain creamery after June 1st. Five cents" a quart The Presbyterian ladles serve a fine dinner tomorrow noon at the K. o(,P. hall where every merchant can have a fine menu served him at nominal cost without going home during the noon rush. One of the finest menus ever put up at a similar dinner is pro. vided for the occasion. The ladles in charge promise the best there is. . " e 0 4 6 FEtiS0511A ; -J:l,.--:i...---.,s)..-,.-.:;.;;--.:.-- . W. E. Cotts was here from Seattle last night, stopping at the Savoy. ' v Blanch Cook of Burley Idaho, was a Savoy hotel guest last evening. Mrs. Pete ThelBen went to Pendle ton this morning to visit with friends there. ' , ' ' H. M. Ball, of Parma, Idaho, located In the newly Irrigated district, was a Savoy guest last evening. Myrtle Rudd of Wallowa registered at the Savoy while visiting , with friends here last evening. " ( J. I. Yazel of Marian, Ohjo, was at the Savoy last evening while looking after business matters here. J. B. Hellan and wife of Elgin were In La Grande last evening and stopped at the Savoy. . Mrs. Berry Rafter was np from Palmer Junction yesterday and stop, ped at the Saroy 4 J ' i ; ; G. C. Mercer a prominent resident of North Powder, stayed at the Savoy A last evening while transacting busi ness here. William Averill and W. H. Averlll, of the timber districts about Merrill, Wisconsin, are Savoy guests while they look up timber business here. ' Mrs. A. M. Paul and jy-s. Rosen baum took their departure this morn ing for Salt Lake where they will be guests of frlendB for a few days. ' Passenger Brake man Fowler on the PendletonHuntington run, was In La Grande this morning 'siting relative, and friends. , C. M. Ryder of Baker was a Sommer guest today. , W. M. Couch Is here from Hammerer,-Wyo., stopping at the Sommer. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Voee of Myrtle Creek, Ore., are at the. Foley today. . : Mr. and Mrs. S. . MA Slough have moved to the T. A.,Rlnehart residence on Pennsylvania avenue .7 ; A. C Mofat of Portland and A. F. Tomllnson also of Portland, were at the Foley last night. ' Attorney L Denham came in from Elgin this afternoon on .business mat. ters. He is at the Sommer. Miss Ruth Selder left this morning for The Dalles where she will visit her aunt. - . " Mrs.' Laura Green Wills and Miss N.' Lucile Allen arrived home today from a tour of Wallowa county with a recital program. ' They appeared 4t Elgin last evening. : . ' , Jess Paul and Deputy Sheriff George Lindgren arrived home this morning from Salem, and Portland where they transacted business matters. They have been gone three or four days, James McLeroy, the one day man for Sells-Floto was at the Foley today. The circus Is at Baker today and it comes here tomorrow, two trains be ing included In the' outfit. A large amount of supplies were ordered today for the circus tomorrow. , ( 1 Mrs. J. L. McCrary who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Paul son, returned to her home In Portland this morning. She was accompanied by Robert Pattlson, Jr., of this city, who will spend a few days In Portland visiting friends. ' For summer diarrhoea in children al ways give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarrI toes RenMdy and cat tor oil, and a ipedy cure is certain. For tale by all dealers. . 4 ' . Pa Wat Rfoht i "Pa says you kevp almost Every thing here," said the amall gon of the Tillage editor. : "I guess your pa's nbout rJght.M- re plied the owner of the general store. "And pa says," continued the little chap, "the reason you keep so many things Is because you don't advertise." -Chlcago News. . ," 8eulUtt Contributors. -"The congregation numbered thirty two sonls this morning," remarked tha parson.'. ' v ;. -N "Thirty souls," corrected the deacon. "We got two plupged nickele to the collection box." Kansas City Journal A Houtthold Jtwel Is your new maid, competent?" .7 -' "Very. She can even fool agents and peddlers into, believing that she's mis tress of the hoose."Detroit Free Press. ' " SCRAMBLED EGGS FROM ' KALAMAZOO. tS$g8tt.Sj (Copyrighted, 1911, by Will Brownell.) We are as full of policy as a dog is of fleas. There are nine men on the fence looking around for a soft place to light,1 to one on the ground vendy to be counted. ' ;7 7 V Play this on your harmonica some time, somewhere,, these our thoughts of today will happily seek us o"t, bringing comfort and great "peace, or, perchance, slimy and cold, they will enshroud us, damning .us with th!r horrid recollections. - '. v ' " 7 i V ' No man Impresses us with hli im portance by simply screwing on a long face and assuming a dignified manner. Owls, also, have somehow acquired the habit of looking wise - ; We like companionship; we like men, but there is an occasional one who gets on our nerves. He not only gets on our nerves temporarily, but he also thoroughly spoils our entire day of we happen to meet , up with him In the morning. Every morning when we leave our home for our work", ws look up the street hoping to see Frank, Henry or Bill coming, because then we know we shall have a delightful walk and a pleasant chat on the way dowa to our office. One of these is a professional ' man and ha Id making money so fast be dlesn't even take the time to count it. Another Is a manu. facturer employing hundreds cf nenl and doing a thriving business, while Jhe third is. a day laborer, a' man who whatever he may have earnedhas never received In all of his long Hie' more than two dollars a day as pay for hil services. One of these men, I the day laborer, Is a natural common-1 sense optimist, while the other two have been, obliged more or less to train and push themselves along in this direction. These nien, to iry cer tain knowledge, have . their troubles even as you and I. - The professional man and .the manufacturer have !n their history experienced buB'ncss re verses wblch not only dep'eted their purses, -but also tried the'r manhood. The laborer has at times to en out of employment and if you hava not ex. perienced it, you can at least Imagine what , enforced Idleness even tor a limited period means to a tvo-doliar-a-day man with a large family. Why do I like to meet these meu; why do I like to walk an 1 talk with them 1 Because they do me good. Theh minds are clean; they aie .hopeful and helpful. ' They believe In God; they believe Jn man. Two are rich and one is poor In this world's goods, but all three are equally rich In the possession of . minds and hearts which think and beat for others as well as themselves.'. They have tliel- faults, otherwise we should pot Hkn, them, but with their faults they are the kind of men we like to walk with. ; TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR RENT Single rooms.' 1914 Third street. ' M 31 J 1 2 2" WANTED To buy a second hand sad dle, slgnle harness and light bug gy. . Report 2002, cor. Second and ' Adams. FOR SALE Second hand automobile. A bargain: Office chair, large tent and various other articles. Call up phone Red 3792. 5-31-lt , jo s 5) ,?i MM Take a Kodak .yithyou We say ,Kodak advlscdiy. We do not merely mean camera, " bat the particular make of cam. era that bean the Eastman ' trademark "Kodak." The satis. factory Jesuits that It has given to our customers Justify us In p-lfjlnsr "Kodak." . Your vacation will mean more to you, If you Kodak. Not only more, pleasure at the tlm, but ifterward, the added pleasure that will come from the pictures Let us show you how simple f, le all Is by the Kodak system. .Our stock is very complete and ' we are always glad to give phot ographic advice to any amateur. Wright Drug Co. PTJEE DRUG DRUGGISTS. . .t ,-.'.,. XK....