La Grande evening observer., June 05, 1911, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1911.
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$75 to $200 Each
$75 to $200 Each
Riverside Addi
tion
Lots
17 KITS GIVE
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1
Buy
on
Own Terms
William Miller & Bro.,
1107 Adams Avenue.
PHONE, MAIN 1.
$75 to $200 Each
$75 to, $200 Each
THE WARDROBE
The place for those who care to have their .:-'
chines Cleaned, Pressed, Repaired and
Dyed. A work done by the latest process.
Suits made to measure. All work called
for and delivered. ' ' a
The Wardrobe Tailors, Wilson Bros., Props.
U13 Foley Bldg. Phone 735
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CONTEST MARKED mm HEAVY
IIITTIXG TESTEEDAT.
Elgin Recuperates In Ninth bat Co old
Sot Catch IV
La
STANDING. OF CLUBS.
''.:: ',, " W, L.
Grande .... 6
Elgin v
Baker.
Union
3
2
1
4
4
4
Pet.
853
.429
.33"3
.333
from all the large cities of tha conn
try who have come to trke put tn the
32nd annual convention of tht Hotel
Men's MuLial Benefit association.. The
regular business sessions of the con
vention will begin tomorrow. Though
considerable business is to be tran
sacted, the voting bor.itaces will de-vot-;-
the most i t the time to enjoying,
the elaborate entcrtn'ninent' provided
in their honor. Tomorrow afternoon
they will be received by Governor and
Mrs. Fos at tht state house. Other
entertainment features will . include
a luncheon n't thu P:ifctr hous?, a
quet at the hotel Somerset, a clatu
bakf at NajtasV bomb and ai auto
mobile ride to Lexington una Concord.
Union, June 5. (Special)--Unlon
came back and made it two straight by
hr terrible batting proclivities again
yesterday when Elgin was defeated 1
to 12. It was a. 15 to 6 proposition up
until the ninth inning and though Ba
ker got agoing and ran in six scored
she could not overtake the big lead.
Smith threw out nine and Aubln seven
while Union got 17 hits and Elgin nine.
Aubln was hit at times when bases
were full and hit hard. :
European frnbe of Midshipmen. .
Annapolis, Md., June 5. In charge
of Commander R. E. Coontz. the mid
shipmen of all three classes at the
United States naval academy sailed
today on the regular summer eruiso
to Europe. The cruise Is being taken
in the hattleshpls Iowa, Massachu
setts and Indiana. The itinerary this
year is an unusually atractlve one.
After an eight day stay at Queens
tQwn the ships will go to Kiel, Ger
many, where they will be from July 3
to July 12. . They will proceed thence
to Bergen, Norway, arriving July 15
and leaving July 23 for Gibraltar,
where they are due August 2. The mid
shipmen wll sail homeward from Gib
raltar August 8 and arrive at Solo
mon's Islands, Md., August 23, where
five' days will be spent before return
ing to Annapolis. : v
Morni
WELL DEED
Folks want Bread well baked. It's
easy to be had if you keen your ; es
open and find out where to buy
, BEST BREAD MADE.
., Investigation will lead right up to
the front door of this bakery. It Is
here "those who know' have bread or
ders. No sour, heavy stuff ever leaves
this, bakery.
For light, wholesome bread come
- here every time.
FERNDALE.ICE CREAM
best made, most wholesome ice cream
on the market. ' ' f
SNOtVFLAKE BAKFRY,
JAS. FARQUH ARS ON, Prop.
All the New
Things
In Paintm?, raperhanginir,
Decorating and Tinting.
You can get the same ser
vice here yon can In large
cities. .'"
Nutshell " Philosophy.
Jealousy Indicates misplaced affec
tion, -y-:;
. Many a farsighted man is a close
observer, ' '
No, Aionzo. the key to success Isn't
a night key. - ; v
It pays to give even an enemy a
square deal. ' '
Most excuses are lies wrapped In
tissue paper.
The rest microbe is responsible for
a lot of laziness
Some men would . rather go . broke
than stay at home.
. Wise is the man who doesn't know
more than he should.1
People who haveN money to burn
should get it Insured, j '
It takes a hungry mnn to enjoy a
poorly cooked dinner
You will not necessarily xeep cool
by blowing In money. ' '
CALL HOME PHONE 1311, AND
TALK TO
B B NUTTER
Who Knows the Business.
NEXT DOOR TO OBSERVER
Happiest Girl In Lincoln.
A T: 1 V-U ur i- - .
,i a muwiu, iieu,, gin wnwi, "i oaa oeen
Right in your busiest season when you ailing for some time with chronic constipa
have the least time to spare you are most tion and stomach trouble. I began taking
likely to take diarrhoea and lose several Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet,
days' time, unless you have Chamberlain's and in three days I was able to be up anu
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at got better right alone. I am the proudest
imuu- auu lano a uoo un iim nrei appear- gin in Lincoln to nnu sticn a gooa medi
artce of the disease, For sale by ail dealers, cine." For sale by a I dealers.
H ACK AND uPtown 0ce Main 72CT
VftZ . Residence phone Main 25
AMBULANCE e. lbussey
I W. Welton & Son
SUCCESSORS TO C. . FOWLER
Phone, Main 10
CITY
TRANSFER
LINE
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Dealers in Rock Springs Coal andWood
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WHY HESITATE?
An
Offer That Involves No Risk
Then Who Aooep. It.
We are so osiihe our leineilj
completely ri-.li-vf ruiist'.piiili.i).
Matter lOW rSli'ullii' II 1U;!V lie.
we nffer lo turuiu it tree o," u.l c.-v
if it fails
, Consiipiitioii is ciiust'd by wei-kncsi"
of the Ufrves uud ni'.isrlfs of Mi? iirj:e
lutestir.es or clci-iNlji:.: iii.nu. in $
pect u cunv jou uiui ; lu-ivfoiv tuu
up an-.l ftrentlii1,) ilicst- orpins anil
restore the:n to bvulthier iu-tlvit.v.
We tvuut ,vu to try Kexall Ufdeclies
on our suiir.uiitv. They are e.-.ti u likt
cutuly. ir.td uw parrlculufly ideal foi
cbildit'ii. They not directly ou tin
nerves aud muscles of the bowels
.They imte u neutral m-rion on t oil)
er orguua of glands. They do not imryrc
or cuune any lneonveuleuct whatever
They will positively overcome chronic
or habitual coustipution and the myr
iads of associate or dependent chronic j
aliments. Try Itexull Orderlies at our ',
risk. Two sizes, 10c. nud 25c. Sold
only at our store-The Rexall Store, '
Hill's drug store.
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Tuesday ii
We will have a fresh" !
supply of
COTTAGE
cheese
C Sells for 20c a pint, and is al.
ready fixed with the cream on.
For Salo by
I Pattison Bros. I
rbone Black 81.
.
Do you want to make more money? '
territory. ' Expense money advanced.
For particular address Albany Nur
series, Inc., Albany Oregon, . .
527-30t
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Copyright by American Preaa Association, 1911.
Hotel Men's ('onventlo'i.
Boston, Mass., June 5. Boston la
filled with prominent hotel proprl'-tors
E. C. BENEDICT, YACHTSMAN, BECOMES EXPLORER.
IF you possessed a splendid country estate ou the Long Island sound
shore near Greenwich, Conn., with a commodious villa and sixty
acres of landscaped ground, Including "Friendship Grove," with ;
trees set out by such friends as G rover Cleveland, Joseph Jefferson,
John G. Carlisle, Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Bailey Aldrich aud Charles
W. Fairbanks, would you forsake it all for a long period and go ou a
voyage of exploration to the upper reaches of the Amazon river, where
only wilderness abounds? That is Just what E. C. Benedict, the noted
yachtsman, has done. With a party of friends be Is bound for the Am
azon in his steam yacht Virginia. lie hopes to add something to geo
graphical and scientific lore. Commodore Benedict was a special friend
of President Cleveland, much of whose important state work was plan
ned aboard the Benedict yacht It is said that he has entertained at
his Connecticut Lome more prominent persons than any other man in
America.
Without line
in th$ a
Lens
Neck-Twisting
"Glasses.
Wearers of tha old style far-and-near
glasses, made by glue
ng one piece to the foot of an
other, MAKE MUCH" COM
PLAINTJ.of the .neck-jerking
and neck-twisting to look over
and under the line that crosses
the tens. Wearers" of the new
est glass, the " v
Kryptok
do not complain, for this far-and-hear
glass has "NO. VISI
BLE LINES,,, "NO PIECE
"GLUED ON," and Is so hand
somely made that the glasses of
a lady of sixty are no more
"CONSPICUOUS" than those of
a young lady of twenty.
GET THE GENUINE FROM
ME. ' AH lea?tag physicians of
La Grande recommend my opti
cal work.
Any lens duplicated in a few
, minutes. , ; r
I GRIND ALL MY GLASSES,
HEACOCK
Eyesight Specialist.
Next door to the Postofflce. g
Stevenson s
Office
Have you noticed any profession making more rapid strides in the
matter of new and improved methods the past few years than Dentistry?
These days it takes a live man to keep up and unless he does keep abreast
of the times he is hopelessly left.
Sanitation is one of these items that deserves public attention. The floors
and walls of a dental office should be in such dress that dust and germs can
not collect. The dental furniture sho uld be steel enameled and of such con
struction that all instruments can be sterilized. .
Dr. G-. A. Brown who is a graduate of the Chicago Dental College and
who has had ten years office practice, a thoroughly competent man, is asso
dated with me and will be in the office permanently as ne has moved here
with his family. I have looked into D r. Brown's record very carefully and
can say to you that he is a thorough, reliable man.
When you are in need of a dentist call up STEVENSON'S DENTAL
OFFICE and make an appointment or call and we will give you the best
service of which we are capable.
J. E. STEVENSON, D. D. S.
O. A. BROWN, D. D. S.
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