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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
WEPNESDAY, MAY 31, 191L
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Adler's Collegian Clothes
You get terllng values whea you purchase one of these Buits. We l
are now showing the widest range of exclusive patterns In our history.
! SUITS OF ELEGANCE FOR TOl.NG MEN, who appreciate style.
A We want you to see this magnificent Bhowlng of .Adler's Collegian I
Clothes. Come tomorrow, and let us Bhow you one of these suits at
H $15.00 and up.
ASH BROS.
The Home of
Good Clothes
IClassiiiedl
Advertising J
NEW 7-ROOM lOUSE In northern
part of Riverside Addition. Near
ly two acres of land In the 15 full
size lots and the three fractional
..lots. Barn and chicken house, well
and pump. 85 assorted fruit trees.
This small acreage home place, Just
beyond the city limits, Is certainly
' a bargain ' at $2100.C0. r Half cash.
See picture at office of
WILLIAM MILLER Sc. BRO H07 ,
, Adams avenue. Phone Main 1. v
, ' i.: V., B-29.7t :
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. - In
. quire of Mrs. Wm, Bay, 1419 Madi
son. , ! ;( . 5-23-2wk
FOR SALES A newly painted top
buggy. Phone Farm 57. 5-23-8t-
FOR SALE Household goods, con
sisting of dining room table, library
; table, rugs, bed room set, and varl
, ous other articles. Inquire Mrs. D.
C. Mahoney, 1712 Main avenue.
Phone Black 812.
FOR SALE A pair of fine young
horses six years old, weight about
1450, cash or time Would trade for
- lumber. .W. R. Kivette. My 19-tf
FOR SALE Three cows and cream
separator, i 2102 Jefferson and Sec
ond streets. r 5-24-tf
LOST Gold L. HVS. '11 pin. Please
'' return to George Currey for re
ward. - ' 5-29-5t
WANTED A girl for general house
work; : Salary $5 a. week. : Family of
two. Inquire 1312 Pennsylvania. '
FR RENT Six room Jiouse. . Inquire
v Dr. Hubbard.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Two
2-year-old colts branded "6" upside
down on right shoulder. Notify J.
W. Spencer, Union.
FOR RENT Two new modern cot
tages. Inquire Julius Fisher, 1401
North Fir., . 5-29.6t .
The latest About Appendicitis.
It has been announced that wind or
gas In the -stomach or bowels, esour
stomach or constipation, are symptoms
of chronic appendicitis, which may any
minute become acute. A doctor states
that A SINGLE! DOSE of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, tc, as com
pounded in Adler-i-ka, the new Ger
man ; appendicitis remedy, relieves
these symptoms almost INSTANTLY.
A. T. Hill reports that many La
Grande people are receiving QUICK
benefit.
ACRE LOTS IN
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ADDITION
are Now Selling at $500 Per Lot
$50 Down and $10 Per Month. No Inter
est, No Taxes: Price includes the planting
of lot to orchard, and the care of same un
til final payment is made. More profit on
your investment in sight than on any prop
erty in or about La Grande.
UL GRWDE INVESTMENT GO.
Foley Hotel , Block
V.
lot of m a
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BAfHIXl HOUSES GOT ABOUT
: $100 , YESTERDAY.
Yonngnters Hate Serious Time Win
, nlng From Old Timers.
game was:
Businses Men
Siegrlst.... ....... c'
Williams....':... p..
Francis......... ss..
Miller...........lb
Van Buren.. .....2b
Dunn. 3b.
Clearer
Irwin
Stoddard
.If.....
..v....;.cf.,..
t . rf . . .
Bathers
. .... Garrlck
Blythestone
. . . . Pldcock
....... Irwin
...... Geddes
Oliver
.... Ralston
Bohnenkamp
Bolton
Slightly over $100 was provided for
the proposed bathing houses at River
sldi park through the medium of a
funny ball game yesterday afternoon
at the Lincoln grounds when the All.
Stars, a young aggregation, defeated
the old reliable business men who laid
claims to distinction a few yars ago
but bave outgrown some of their uss
fulness cn the dminon dof late, final
scored to 5. 'It was not a one-sided
game by any means and but for a bad
moment or two the youngsters were
crowded closely. Francis, a necktio
county superintendent, and who can
not be sized np In the old men's cate
gory exactly, led off for the business
men and hit 'the first thing that
Blythestone offered; following him
came such sluggers as Williams, et al.
Really it was a right Bmart game,
mixed up with plenty of hitting and A
little error here and there but on the
wnote a tairiy good "game. Tucu iLo
grand stand proved itself a gridiron
club and handed out encouragement
carte blanche. . ! ,
The business men held their own
until the last when the youngsters
forged ahead. '
Notes of the Game.
Sherwood Williams threw for the
business men for four innings and did
it well, too. However, the business
men trotted out a blackhorse who had
the youngsters on his hip., It was C.
P. Ferrln and without any practice, hj
threw a mighty fine game. He can't
sign his name today, though. He tan
ned man after -man with two or three
severe offerings.
Herman Selgrlst came back to old
time form as backstop but was too
scared of messing up his new overalls
to do any base running. ' '
William Miller, complimentary dub
bed grandpa and a few other such
more or less appropriate handles, en
gineered the first station with the
same form that pleased the fans when
he- was the initial Backer back in 1891
when the first league was organized In
La Grande.- , r ,
Jay Van Burefc. an old time first
bagger, took the keystone yesterday
and though he was too fat to grab anj
ground throws he figured in a halt
dozen assists and got an unassisted
putout when he chased Geddes all
nround the playground finally tagging
him out by falling on the runner.
It was no effort to get the "but" after
that but Van showed some latent
sprinting abilities. ' -
Lut; Dunn left his laundry, wagon
long enough to get a score or two. He
was there on the sliding and fielded
pretty well, too. ." -
Francjs, just breaking into fast com
pany, was ruffitS oy the presence ef so
many ladle s in the grand stand, and
dldn'tfleld Vith as much success as
he hit the pill. , -
In the .field Cleaver covered the left
garden for a while, being displaced by
Hill, the real estate dealer. Both of
them ran themselves, tired, j,
Irwin, the dispatcher and Heath and
Williams whf took the rtght garden
after the fourth, had plenty of fun get.
ting acquainted with the sun and got
some of the flies.
' Clever forgot to touch third after a
long fly was caught In the garden
and though four or five tried to las
soo him he had , to be called out on
the mlsplay. - '
a Bohnenkamp distinguished himself
by going after and getting a long fly;
then, soon after be got over the fence
Into left field territory and aplt teeth
after colliding with Elsworth, who had
taken Ralston's place.;. : ',; t
ampbelL a former Seattlelte cov
ered first base the last two Innings but
Blythestone hung one on him, the only
time at bat. . ; ' , r
"Dad" Irwin pulled off a good plav
by ctachlng a difficult foul.
Pldcock was the most; consistent
player for the youngsters. : j
Not a single business man was drea-
sed like the other fellow. 4 !
The score by Innings: , , V
Bathers ........3 0 1 S 0 0 2 O'x-9
Business Men ...3 0101000 0 31
The line-up at the beginning of the
Happiest Girl In Llncola.
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "I bad been
ailing for some time vith chronic constipa
tion and stomach trouble. I began taking
Chamberkm's Stomach, nd Liter Tablet
and in three days I was able to be up and
got better right along. I am 4ha proudest
girl in Lincoln to find soch a good medi
cine." For sale by all dealers.
POST OFFICE CANDY STORE
Fine Line of -. $
CANDY. -r .".-' L" !
FRUITS ;
ICE CREAM
POSTCARDS
.' TOBACCO
1 ;EWS DEALERS, i v
FM.1 US MUG
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are those that everybody Is looking
for, because when yon smoke one of
thim, you want more. The last pull
Is the sweetest Get the last puIL .
fum us k?
Sprains require careful treatment. EeD
Quiet and apply Chamberlain's Liniment
freely. It will remove the aorenesa and
quickly restore the parts to a healthy con
dition. For sale by all dealvs. ;
iThe
BMERY
Formerly the
i Royal -i-
The very btst in the Bakery
line by Metropolitan bak-
g ers. The materials we
use are the best money jj
tican
if
a
buy. ; Bread Jhat
if Mother tried to make ana
pastry fit hr a ktna: Gtve
jjusdca. ;'! rV;
Model Bakery
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THE GOSSARD CORSETS.
' They lace In front as a re
sult the abdomen la relieved of
all pressure. , Support is given,
and deep breathing is encour
aged. ' - '
They gently but surely compel
a correct standing position "and
fa graceful carriage. -
Mrs. Robert Pattison
Corsetlere. Phone Black 148L
Depot Street Mahffy Bldg.
Mways Send Your Clothes to ihe
to the Best Place to have i hern
fixed up,...
We do the best work because we are equipped j
to handle it. New machinery, Expert workmen
We call for and deliver.
THE ELITE DYEING and CLEANING
:;., ;7.' WORKS ) V
Main 64. Waggoner & Zundel
irw'wHsiri
wrfaA ".ii(WsWl.siflB,,,aatls.
Ughling
"If electric lights were as
economical as coal.oll .lamps,
we'd all use them." '
but wait a minute. What do
you call economy? Is It econ
; omy to lmpar' your health with'
ill-smelling lamps that burn np
' : the life-giving oxygen In the , air?
; la It economy to strain your eyes using a dim yellow light that
'smokes and flickers.,,' . )-
' Is It economy to run the terrible risk fire and explosion that Is
ever present when coaLoil lamps are used? , '
These are not economies; they are dangers.
' Electricity furnishes a cool ateady light, that leaves the air pure;
that won't flicker, and can't explode. All yon need to do la press the
button, and It's ready any time.
When your health, comfort; and peace of mind are taken into con
sideration, ELECTRIC LIGHT IS CHEAPER.
, It doesnt cost much to have your house wired. Just phone Main 34,
or call at our office,
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.