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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1911)
Serve oil Satisfactorily Tfa W , V, B M ' 'M f Kf ft J mm ' 1 i ' r . V ' f Never were assortments larger or finer. Never were styles more attractive or were values better-f or this i tnr i.J .pace with the progress of the times-the store that is never satisfied to '-let well enough alone," but is continually striving to IM PROVE and make this a better and more satisfactory place for YOU to trade. Our busin ess gets better 'and better year after year be cause our service to our customers is continually being bettered. We consider YOUR S ATISFACTION above everything else. WE INVITE EVERYBODY TO COME AND SEE OUR GOODS AND COMPARE WITH WHAT YOU CAN GET ELSE WHERE. WE EXPECT NO ONE TO BUY OF US UNLESS HE IS FULLY SATIS FIED THAT IT IS TO HIS OWN BEST I NTERESTS TO DO SO, BUT YOU WON'T KNOW WHERE THff BEST VALUES COME FROM UNLESS YOU COMPARE FLORSHEIM SHOES AND SHOES AND OXFORD. SUMMER UNION SUITS GOLF & NEGLIEE SHTRT3 OXFORDS. ; $4.50 to $6.00 $4.00 to $5.00 $1.00 to $2.00 : ; $l.W to $5.M , r if f i3 rosibyely the best clothing values in the wdrld Sn THES FITZTJ CLOTHEs. SCHLOSS BROS.' CLOT! $18 to $30 $10 to $15 ;; .... $15 to $25 MOST MJSN KNOW HOW GOOD THESE CLOTHES HAVE BEEN IFPREVIOUS SEASONS NOW THEY ARE BETTFR STSNXDoraEEBY best of everything Men Wear-The high- : hosiery. , $i.ooto$4.oo est quaUHes at the lowest prices. 25 cents, or, e pair, $15o r 11 li - ; f i'',',T!, 4. - THE STORE THAT SATISFIES .ley c r a e it o ei C0H1 (Continued from page (i.) stances have changed considerably, EXECUTITE :1D WIFE nrrpivr .....- . :. ' .'. . CBty's disposal by a number of noble men and Important officials including; the Earl of Lonsdale; Lord Iveagh; Lord Howard, deVValdem and Lady Naylor-Leyland, daughter of William C. Chamberlain of Cleveland. Ohio. Alone among the various countries col onies protectorates, spheres of Influ ence and dependencies Including In the British mplre Ireland will be unrep resented officially at the coronation. There are of course IrlBh peers, troops, police and Individual visitors on Jand lu large number but not a soul on behalf of the Irish people. The nationalists numbers' of parliament ave always refused to participate in iny of England's Important official mows. ; They were, unrepresented at the and It was also agreed, however, thut Inasmuch as the people of the Emer ald Isle are still deprived of their con stitutional rights they would not even yet be justified In taking any part la the coronation ceremonies. . (Continued from Page One.) (JKKEK ASSAULTED HY THUGS Two Men IK'ltl on Charge of Assault With Intent to Kob. James Collons and Frank Freeman are held today by police authorities and will b? tried before Justice Wil liams tomorrow on a. charge of as- sault with Intent to rob. A Greek nam- cd Cost Garelas was assaulted. It ! nsserted by these two men and severe-, ly beaten. He sustained a broken wrist and two rlbg were cracked by j the assault, said to have been lnstlgat-l ed by Intent to rob. Mr. Karelas Is the I ; complaining witness and claims that the police have the proper men In Queen Victoria Jubilee; the diamond . custody. Jubilee and at the coronation and fun-1 ' ; era) of King Edward. Sprmliiiwqulrsctreful treatmeni Keep On the present occasion It was qui" and apply Chamberlain's Liniment greed that Inasmuch as Ireland seems fre,el7; 11 w'11 ttm',v soreness and to be on the of home rule, clrcum- RSJfe .wl7 .C- WE CARE LITTLE What Amount You Earn whether it be ten dollars a week or ten dollan a day-the fact still remains, that . some part of your income should be sa? ed This bank will be glad ta assist you in Saving for the Future S. National Bank i : LA GRANDE, OREGON . : v Our Certificates Draw 4 Per Cent Interest from Date celebrated In Cincinnati June 19, The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Moses A. Hoge of Zanesvlll..0.. an old friend of the Heiron family. Mr. Taft had recently graduated from Yale and was employed as a reporter on a Cincinnati newspaper, and ay the same time studying law. Miss Herrcn had lately finished her education at Cincinnati university and was engag ed in teaching In a private school. Th bridegroom was In his 20th year whtl the bride had jussed passed hef C"fj birthday anniversary. It is an Inter esting coincident that exactly 22 y-ara after the day of his marrfage Mr. Taft was nominated for president of thi United States. At the Golf Links Early. Washington, June 19. Taft did not appear, at the executive office today Instead with school boy friends from Cincinnati he motored to Chevy Chase club and lunched elaborately. To night a silver reception will be held at the' white house lawn which Is elab orated decorated, and ha will assist his mother because it Is feared his mother might not be able to stand the strain. Decoration of the lawn Include myr iads of light strung In the trees. The president and Mrs. Taft will stand on a sliver-edged carpet under a show er of silver lights to greet the thou sands who have been invited to attend the function. Fcr 10 Days Only Sale cpens Thurs day June the 22nd. WAIT WAIT! FOR For 10 Days Only Sale opens Thurs day June the 22nd. OUR 5 :; ' ! Great ft . - 10 Pa y j Slkoe Sale . IMPORTANT MEETING TOMGHT. Everyone Interestifil in Welfare) of , Celebration Invited. There will be an Important meeting or the Fourth of July committees this evening commencing at 7:30 o'clock and all committers and citizens Inter ested In the Fourth of July celebration are urged t0 be present on that occa sion. The time Is nearing when the final details will have to be reported finished, and tonighfs meeting will go a long ways In that aim. . Nerer leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Utarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For sale by all dealers. ;: : ' : : : -: : -: -: -: : : : -: - S Our Entire $3,500 Shoe Stock will be Placed on Sale for 10 DAYS ONLY. Commencing Thursday, June 22nd Come and Supply Tour Shoe Needs By far the Greatest Shoe Sale there was' ever placed before you. j DA O N For 10 Days Only Sale opens Thurs day June the 22na. 1318 ADAMS AVE. La Grande, Oregon For 10 Days Only Sale opens Thurs day June the 22nd. irti !
