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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1911. Other Mor J OUR OWN: - Tho gold dollar Is the monetary nnlt In the Tnltod States. It contains 2X22 grains of pure gold. The value t jtnre gold never changes and the Tal lies of onrs or f foreign gold coins v, remain the same unless their contents are changed byiltws of the coHntry. If you hare had bo hostess transac tions v, ith this bank, ire want yon to come In and get acquainted. U. S. National' Ban V -Ksn.es THE THEATRE OF QUALITY. Bert 3L Sherwood, Proprietor and Manaper. '. "The Justice of Claudius"..: , ,..V.. Pathe A magnificently colored Ro .man, tragedy, following on thti .line of - last week's glorious picture of "Athalia. Special music arranged for this beautlr .ful production. It is magnificent. "B!g Jiearted Jim" . i, Kalem One of Kalem's fine western rancher's pictures. . Pleasing and beautifully acted. A new .idea enacted in this picture., ' "The Leading Lady?".Vitagraph ; This comedy Is great Our' old friend "Bridget" the one of enormous avordupois, : Ms , the leading lady in a new musical comedy entitled "The; Irish Washerwoman." See her at re hearsals . : ' . : '.", : ! (v . " ; ' ' ' ' . - v. i , j .-,' Those Songs My Mother Used to Sing", by Mr. C P. Ferrin. , Wootffcll EeunJon. ." The fourth annual reunion of th Woodell family will be held .in th Woods grove, northeast of La Grando, June 23, 24 and 25i' All friends of the family are invited to bring their lunch- .ean and enjoy Sunday with the fam- ... Preaching1 services at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon. ... D 6-8-22 W 6-8-16 ii 4 -V m 1111. 1 1 111 '. I -to dress better than usual, vou are readv to Inn!: ove r our line of Ready-to-vear Clothes. You heed not epend r any more than formerly if you come to ..this store, but you get better clothes: Men's Suits $l6:'to;$3 Hats $1.50 to $5 j -Shoes $2 to 6 Shirts 5Sc to $5 rmm OiOii MdfaM u The Store Thaf Saticfies 1 o o t'EliSOSAXS. 0 O O ovooooooao 00 ' - v Specialist Locates Here. - Dr. A. C. PoBey, of California, has lo cated In La Grande and has offices over Selder's store. He Is a specialist on the throat, ear eye and nose. The doctor health has been poor In Cali fornia and he locates in East? in Ore gon with the hope that he may be ben efitted by the climate and during his residence here he will practice his profession. , OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LOC0Sij i DR. A. C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Ciseases. Eyes ' fitted with glasses." Over Selder's store v i." Summer prices fpr mll prevail at the Blue Mountain, creamery after June 1st. Five cents a quart, i v; Mesdames Smith and Davidson are here for one week only at the Berry store closing out their entire Una of hair goods at cost ; , ;6-8-8t- The Cash Baiaar has Just received a new shipment of music; all the latest New York hits. Come In and try them. Better . Spices Oh yes, there's a differ ence in spices. Squibbs are the pure kind, and best for, all uses. We have a full line of these : high grade spices and are selling , them at a great reduction. : ;'' -v ; Regularise ; cans are now 15c;2for25ci Wright ' HUE DEUG DEIJGGISTS. i'L i ' ." 1 . .1, t Just Received j A- new shipment of ladies' high 'button ' tan 1 shoes and , black velvet ! button shoes in new ad-,. Ml - , '. , -rh vance styles. U r. : They're going: fast soy don't wait too long. 1 J. FRENCH SHOE CO. Exclusive Agents for Onyx Hosiery llf. and Mrs. Dave Hand of Cove are guests of the Savoy hotel .' ' :' Lou Overton the Union lumberman, was a business visitor here today. , v " Rev. L. "W. Gowan went over to En terprise this morning. . . G. T. Hall came over from his home In Union' last evening. W. A, Ogden of ove U a visitor here today. ' G. T. Hall cams over last night from his binie in Union. E, B. Pyle of Pendleton 1b a guest at the Foley house. . ; G.; A. Lincoln returned this morning from Portland. E. H. Eyman of Baker is registered at the Savoy hotel. ' J. DvKing, the timberman of Ron dowa, is a business 'visitor Jiere. He is a guest at the Savoy hotel, ' M. P. .White 1b a. visitor from his home in Baker. He is a guest of tho Foley house. ' ' Joseph Mcllroy is here from his home in Union. He is a guest of the Savoy hotel. Mr, and Mrs. F, Sheets and Mrs. C. E. Bradley came over from Enterprise yesterday afternoon. Theodore Mayo of Medical Springs filed a homestead application in the 4ocaI Uniud States land office today. J. T. Troy of Pleasant Valley ap plied for a homestead entry at the Un ited States land office today. ' " Mrs. Tete,Biever expects to leave this evening for Portland. She Is a member of the floral drill team of the Eastern Star. , Mr. and Mrs. E A. Searle of Wal lowa spent the' day here yesterday, leaving last night for Valley Point In the interest of Mrs Searle's health. . A. K. Parker, assistant cashier of the First National bank of Joseph, stop ped here yesterday, on his way to Cherokee to visit his parents. ; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Marin of Wal lowa were visitors here yesterday. They were registered at the Savoy hotel.'-' ;" :VV.: TAIsb Lela Wilson left for Seattle this morning to accept a position with the Western Union Telegraph com pany.. , :' Mrs. Lewis, of Hllgard, arrived In the city this ' morning to Visit her, mother, Mrs. George- ' Milllgan of South La Grande who Is quite 111. 1 Rev. Harry S. Hamilton drove in from Allcel this mowing and Joined the delegation going to. Union for the Epworth league convention. ' " A. A. Mclntyre of Baker, who has been the guest of his old time school mate, D, H- Proctof of 'Fruitdale. left today for western points. He repre sents the Oregon Lava Stone'company. p. C, Brlchoux, proprietor of the Savcy hotel left this morning for Pen dleton where he has some business to look after-, He will return this even ing: ''. .; :' ,J. M. Richards agent of the Kit Car son Buffalo Ranch Wild West show Is hero today with his advertising car billing the town for the performance to be given June 22. l Mrs. Elble : Evans, of South La Grande, left this morning for Cam bridge, Idaho where she goes to Join her son who has , taken & homestead in that country. They there In the future. ' ; W. R. Gekeler, state grange organi ter, and CD. Huffman, member of the state legislative committee of the grange, left on the morning, train for Troy where they will attend the grange picnic and visit surrounding granges. ,. : . - ; ' Mrs. E. F. Evans went to Cambridge this morning to make her home with her son Frank who is in the drug bus- .. i.i.;it..fc., Y M M tlH. T TTT r . iici, nuu vv, uuwtn return-, ed laBt evening - from McMInnvilln wnere iney maae a ten aay vibh with their son who wag taking his vacation there, 1 ' will reside GOOD MUSIC FDR CONCERT LA GRASDE'S BAD WILL AP PEAK 15 OPEN AIR FRIDAY. Series of Evening EntertaJnments for Summer Begins. . As a beginning of the summer con certs the La Grands' band will on Frl day evening appear on Adams avenue and render a program of exceptional value. ; Following is the program as arranged by Band,Lsader Snapp:.: March "Horse Marines"....,.. Allen Selection -"Woodland" v , .'. . ; Luders Waltx "Spanish Silhouettes' ..... ......... .-, . ......... ... . Pomeroy Ragtime OddIty"Hoop-e-Kock" . . :...V;.... Allen Characteristic "Mill In the Forest" ........ i . . . . ... .'. ..... v.. Elenberg Sand pance "On the Suwanee" .. Frieburg March "National Emblem" ..Bagley C05YESTI0X AT U5I0X. DelegaW From Epworth 'League Left This Morning. Mrs. KInocker, Mrs. Marvey, Misses Vera Leffel, Marie Bolton, Hazel Rich ardson, Christine Wheatley and Miss Sherman took No. 6 this morning for the annual Epworth League, conven tiott of all leagues in this section, at Union, V,;;jV,.;'.;A- A large number are expected ; - to come from Wallowa county and go to Union tonight or tomorrow morning. CLOSING i OUT For one week Megdameg Smith and Pavldnon - will be at , the . . -.' '. ' ...... Rerrv store with their Une of hair goods marked" ffowif to cost to close out ' ' $15.00 switches ...$7J10 12.00 swltchst MO S.7S switched , 2.00 ,f8J0 gray switches ......$.1.00 JJ50 gray switches . . 1.00 $9.00 Puffn r...;,1..-..'... .;.$500 ; 5.00 Poffs' i.. 20 2.50 ruffs 1.00 J S.-Bradley &Ci SAI JITARY PLUlIDII IG : KEPAIIl WORK A SPECIALTY. Phone, black 3482 NEXT DOO TO CITY HALL 1 1 JMHIIJ Hilling ( . 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