LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,1
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OUR OWN:--
Tha gold dollar Is the monetary unit
in the Unfted States. It contains 23.22
..grains. of pure gold. The value of
jiure gold never change and the val
nes of ours or of foreign gold coins
remain the same unless their contents
r. ore chunge d by laws of the country.
If you have had no busless transac.
tlons with this bank, ire want yon to
come fn' and get acquainted.
U. S. National Bank
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FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1911.
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THE THEATRE OF QUALITY.
"A Burled Past" v . . . Edison
A strong Edison drama' Two
convicts are released from pris
on. One to continue his crimi
nal career, the other scorns all
temptations to crime. Eventu
ally the latter Is elected to the
high position of' mayor tf his
city.-' 1 ' ': -:
"An Orphan's Plight". .Essanay
A pretty Btory full of life and
vigor. A yery clever girl en
acts a particularly difficult role.
"An Unexpected Review". . . . ,
. . . . ... . ..... . . . . Vtlagraph
A strong lively comedy , of
contrast of fun In the higher
and lower strattas of, Boclety.
Ou old friend Bridget now has
.the role of a butler at a state,
.govrnor's banquet. It is to laugh
By Special Request, S
The great song "Those Songs
My Mother Used to Sing." Sung
by
Miss Garrlck . . . . . ... .Matinees
. .M.r. Ferrln ......... Evenings
Jharles E. King, Musical Direc
tor. , .
Cottage cheese at Blue 'Mountain
Creamery;5 6-9-2t
Tomorrow being the 10th day of the
month is the last day In which water
rents may be paid before, becoming
delinquent.
to dress better than usual, you are ready', to look over
our line of Ready-to-year Clothes. You need not cpend
any. more than formerly if you come to this store, but
you get better clothes. ,
Men's Suits $10 to $30 Trousers $1 .SQ to $7.50
Hajs $1.50 to $o Shoes $2 to $6 Shirts 50c to $5
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The Store That Satisfies
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Cot tage. cheese at Blue ' Mountain
Creamery. . -. . : . G-9 it:::
The advance advertising car of the
Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch Wild West
show left this morning . to bill ' ' the
totons of Wallowa countyV ' .v,5'
; Cottage cheese at Blue Mountain
Creamery. ';"s' . , I ' 6-9-2
For summer diarrhoea in children al
ways give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, and a
speedy cure is certain. , For sale by all
dealers. . ; ';
Better
Spices
DR. A. C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye,
Ear, Nose'and Throat diseases. Eyes
fitted with glasses. Over Selder'a
Store . . ' ' .''
Summer prices for milk prevail at
the Blue Mountain creamery after
June 1st. Five cents a quart. .
Mesdames Smith and Davidson are
here, for one week only at the Berry
store closing out their entire line of
hair goods at cost 6-8-3t
The Cash Bazaar has Just received a
new shipment of music; all the latest
New York hits. Come In and try them.
Oh yes, there 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. .
Regular
cans are now
15c; 2 for 25c
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II PURE DRUG DRUGGISTS.
H. 1,. Connollv of Knnriola la rpff lit
tered at the Savoy hotel.
' Frank. Owsley, he grain buyer ,
Lewlston, Is here on business today.
W. B. Palmer of Walla Walla is reg
lstered at the Sommer house today. '
Harry Owen came In from Wallowa
this afternoon and will visit with his
uncle, Harry Hope. r
Ms. and Mrs. T. G. Fowler are here
from Lucus, Kansas and are visiting
relatives. - : ' r ";
E. H. Hertz, agent for the Regal au
tomobiles, arrived from Portland to
day and is a guest at the Foley house. ' A
W. p, Williams, who makes this' 5
kane today. He isa guest at the Foley
Wlsses Anna peLong, Grace Berry
and Runa Berry of Hot Lake, spent
the day here. ..
: Dr. George W. 'Zimmerman returned
this morning from a brief stay In Port
land. . '-::
C. A. Mooie of North, Powder came
over last evening and Is a guest at the
Savoy hotel. , '.';'. ! , r '
Miss May Neill left for Portland this
morning to spend the summer with
her aunt.' : V ;; '
Mrs.". A. B. Cherry, a member of the
Eastern Star drill team left for Port
land this morning and will take part
In the exercises next week.
H. M. Carnes, iwho will be a Junior
at the O. A. C. next fall passed through
here this morning' enroute for . his
home In North Powder. Mr. Carnes !s
a member of the cadets and was on
his way from Portland where the ca
deta paraded yesterday. . , '
Mr. and Mrs. Crabtree of Nwberg,
who have' been1 In the Wallowa coun
try since last February, are here to-
enroute to Newberg. .
; A Sew law Firm. ;-- :.y
R. J. Green, who lately came to La !
Grande from Minneapolis, and Charles
Albert Small, for some time secretary
of the Merchants'. Protective associa
tion, have formed a law partnership
and opened offices In the Sllverthorne
building. ; ';.',"s:' . , ,::.;f .-. ; ... ,
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Bolfoat Ul Dr Bchoe! tor Girl,
xlikmnt HiatMrmat fit. Joh. Rantirt IKDiamnalll
. Hmli. Art, tlomtiM, iiuiIih.
For mUIoc Ainm THE 8I8TER 8UFEBIOB
Offl28, St. Helen Hall
Read this list and
come here and
select for your Sunday dinner
'Fruits . and Vene'taMos 1
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Advertising
Just Received I
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31 A... a.C
A new shipment of
ladies' high button tan
button shoes in new ad-' M
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vance styles.
i, J ; They're going fast ' so
don't wait too long.
J FRENCH SHOE CO. I
Exclusive Agents for Onyx Hosiery
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NEW 7-ROOM HjOUSE 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 houBe, well
and pump. ' 85 assorted fruit trees.
This small acreage home place, just
beyond the city limits,, is certainly
a bargain at $2100.00. Half , cash.
See picture at office of
WILLIAM MILLER & BRO 1107
Adams avenue. Phone Main 1.
FOR RENT A fumishde bungalow.
All modern furniture. House open
for inspection Monday from 9 a. m. to
5 p. m. .Mrs. C. J. Scrlber, corner
of First and Grandy. . 6-9-ll-4t
LOST A bay horse, weight about 1,
050 pounds, branded G on left shoul
der. Anyone finding him call the
Newlln Drug "company. ', 6-8-tf
AR31A1GMED FOlti HORSESTEALING
Is Already Under a Ten Year Sentence
for That Offense.
Robert Owens was arraigned this
morning charged with stealing a mare
from Guy Patton of Elgin, It is al
leged that Owens stole two horses, a
saddle and a pair of chaps from Pat
ton. He was indicted separately for
each article and was arraigned a few
days ago on the charge of stealing a
horse to which he pleaded guilty re
ceiving i ten year sentence. It is
probable that he will be arraigned on
two more counts. ;
WANTED A good second-hand light
buggy. Call Black 342. J-9-'tf
FOR SALE Three lots with good 11
room house, big barn, city: water,
fruit and shade trees; ten minutes
walk from postoff Ice. Price $2,500
and on your own terms. Black &
.Pratt. Ill Depot street.
FOR SALE Windmill In good running
order, complete for a 20 foot well.
( i MISS AIXT TAKES HOME.
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Brought by Her Aunt From Texas
;.-.t Where She Took SJck.-
'.'MIss'Elia Ault. daughter of Dr. Chas.
A. Ault of Enterprise was taken to her
home In Enterprise in a special car by j
her father. Miss Ault has been visit
ing, with her aunt Mrs. E.G. Town-send,-
In Belton, Texas, when she was
taken' til.. Accompanied by her aunt
she started home and enroute her mal
ady developed Into typhoid fever. She
arrived here from Texas yesterday and
was taken in a specially chartered car
to her home this morning.
; Larm Fnneral.
; The funeral , of Peter Larm, the old
settler.' whose death occurred at an
early hour Wednesday was held yes
terday afternoon at two o'clock from
the undertaking parlors. The body
was interred in the Masonic cemetery.
CLOSING
OUT
At::-'Cost
For one week Mesdames Smith
. and Davidson trill be at the''
Berry store with their line of
hair goods marked1 down to cost
to clos out
$15.00 switches ......... .$7.50
12.00 switches 00
8.75 switches .....V, 2.00
$8J)0 gray switches ...... $5.00
oJ0 gray switches . . . . . . i.00
$9.00 Puffs . ; . . , . . . . . . . .$50 .
50 Puffs i.... 2M
20 Puffs .V....... no
CHERRIES NEW POTATOES
STRAWBERRIES , CABBAGE
OKASGES ASPARAGUS '
BASAJfAS BEETS
GRAPEFRUIT - TURMPS
LEMONS 1 RHUBARB , ;;
FRESH TOMATOES - RADISHES
FflESH WAX BEANS GREEN ONIONS I
FRESH GREEN BEANS LETTUCE '
FRESH TEAS DRft: ONIONS
1 1 City Groceiy & Bakery'
The Home of Fancy Groceries
Hit t if 1 H 1 i tl t tit 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 IMHrfr"t H-HHM.
Inquire 2008 Second Btreet. Fred
SynhorBt. 6-7-tf '
FOR SALE Three of the best resi
dence lots In the city. Want small
payment, good terms on balance.
Address owner at Box 244. city 6-5-tf
FOR SALE Furniture for five rooms
complete, practically new, only used
ten months, call Black 1192. '
STRAYED Bay gelding, 2-year-old,
branded II right shoulder; bob tall:
came to our pasture about April 1st.
Mires & Clarke, La Grande Ore.:
C-6-10t
WANTED All the boys in La Grande
- between 10 and 16 years old to join
the Boys'. Savers' club. Call at the
laundry and I will tell you all about
it. A B. Cherry, mgr. Cherry's
New Laundry, v ' r
FOH RENT Two five room houses;
close In. Inquire Geddfs Bros. 6-7-3t
FOR RENT Star theatre; will be re
modeled for store room. Inquire at
Arcade theatre. ;
LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN Two
2-year-old colts' branded "6" upside
down on right shoulder. Notify J.
W. Spencer, Union. . . 1
li Villi fT 1 t
Warn
The Prettiest Waists
and gowns will become soil
ed and stained in time. But
their usefulness is Iry no
means ended
If; Cleaned and Pressed
byfus-'they will be as good
as new. Send us the waist,
frocks, suit or. -coat. that .you
cannot wear because the v.
are spoiled or spotted. We'll
make them so you wear
them. -
ELITE DYEING &
. CLEANING WORKS
Mafn 64. Wagironer A Zandel.
Specials for Saturday
Galvanized Wash Tub . 25c
The kind that sells for from 75c to $1.00
' ,." One to a person. T
Four Rolls Good Toilet Paper 25c
FOR THE REST OF THE SEASON:
All Hat Braids ; . . . . 89c
All Flowers . . . . . 2 for 25
The Cash Bazaar
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