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L5 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, '
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1911.
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THIS STORE WAS NEVER BETTER PREPARED I
TO SERVE YOU SATISFACTORILY THAN NOW
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Never were assortments larger or finer. Never were styles more attractive or were values better for this is the store that keeps
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 business gets better and better year after year
because our service to our customers is cont nually being bettered. We consider YOUR SATISFACTION 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 OP US UNLESS HE IS FULLY SATISFIED THAT IT IS TO HIS OWN BEST
INTERESTS TO DO SO, BUT YOU WON'T KNOW WHERE THE BEST VALUES COME FROM UNLESS YOU COMPARE
FLORSHEIM SHOES AND
OXFORDS, $4.50 to $6.00
SHOES AND OXFORDS
$4.00 to $5.00
SUMMER UNION SUITS. GOLF & NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
' $1.00 to $2.00 $1.00 to $5.00
Positively the Best Clothing Values in the World
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MICHAEL STERN CLOTHES
$18 to $30.
FITZ tJ CLOTHES
$10 to $15.
SCHLOSS BROS.' CLOTHES.
$15 to $25.
MOST MEN KNOW HOW GOOD THESE CLOTHES HAVE BEEN IN PREVIOUS SEASONS. NOW THEY ARE BETTER
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STESioKRY The bestof evthingMen Wear .-The
$1.00 to $4.00 , highest qualities at the lowest prices
HOSIERY.
25 cents, or, 6 pairs, $1.50.
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The Store That Satisfies
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THEATRE
"Drifting" Lubin
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A ueauiuiu uiory oi iwo iivts
their child after 10 years of ep-
araiion.
"The Two Mothers" ..Essanay
Dealln- with a counterfeiting
gang and two women. It is
thrilling and one of the best pro
ductions of the S and A. com
pany.
"Whipple's Home Troubles".. -
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If you don't laugh , we will
give you your money back. They
say it's good. We'll see. - -
Illustrated song "Molly Lee,"
an American love song
sung by MIbs Garrick.
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Musical Director Mr, King.
Drums Miss Dolventhal.
The Modern Brothers of America
give a dance Thursday, June 22nd, at
the Odd Fellows hall. Every one In
vited. Ice cream and cake served.
6-16-20-21
Wooifell Eeunlon.
The fourth annual reunion of the
Woodell family will be held !n the
Woods grove, northeast of La Grande,
June 23, 24 and 25. All friends of the
family are invited to bring their lunch
eon and enjoy Sunday with the fam
ily. Preaching services at" 2:00 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
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Follow the crowds to Ash Bros.' big
clothing sale.
Some handsmoe porch screens Just
arrived from Japan. PrioeB from $1.75
to H-25. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Follow the crowds to ABh Bros.' big
clothing sale.
C LOCALS f
DR. A. C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat diseases. Eyes
fitted with glasses. Over Selder'i
tore
Follow the crowds to Ash Bros.' big
clothing tale.
Dllow the crowds to Ash Bros.' big
ivtfclflg Mle.
Water wings for new swimmers at
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
fEltSONALS. ,
A. C. Cameron of Salem was a Som
mer hotel guest this morning.
Engineer L. E. Ferguson has return
ed from a Portland visit.
' D. E. Sherry of Anatone is a Savoy
guest today.
John N. Goggan of Anatone, Is reg
istered at the Savoy thi morning.
Mrs. Retta Allen and Retta B. Mer
cer of North Powder were Sommer ho
tel guests last evening. '
William Penland and wife of Hepp
ner were In the city last evening and
stopped at the Sommer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kramer of Mt
Carm!, 111., wcto at the Sommer last
evening.
Mrs. William Mcllroy was a guest
In the city yesterday evening, staying
at the Savoy.
Ed. Bailer was a La Grande vis'tor
yesterday from Elgin, and was at the
Savoy while here.
Mrs. Chas. Black was a Wallowa
resident staying at the Savoy last eve
ning. Editor Flagg of Elgin passed
through the city this morning on hl
way home from Portland.
Mrs. W. W. Dyer was here from The
Dalles last evening. She registered at
the Sommer.
Chas. Gore, superintendent of th
Eastern Oregon Light and Power
company, went to Baker today on
business matters. '
Water Superintendent George T.
Cochran has returned from a trip to
Salem and Portland on official ma:
ters. S. H. King and J. E Vsncc, of Doo
City, Kansas, tha fora?:r ho o of L. J.
French, the shoe man, were In t'je
city this morning end ware registered
at the Sommer.
Mrs. George Kehvay, daughter of
Mrs. I. W. Faulk,, returned this morn
ing from Dillon, Montana, and is a
guest with Constable and Mr3. Faulk.
She was accompanied by Masters Clius.
and Ronald Harvey who have bK-n
attending school at Spokane. The
youngsters are grandsons of Mr. and
Mrs. Faulk.
county. She will go as far as Enter
prise, where she will be the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Mabel Fields, until
after the Fourth of July. Mr. and
Mrs. Fields were former residents of
La Grande.
Mrs. Lucy Graham and son Edward
are visiting relatives at North Pow
der. They drove up in a buggy.
Mrs. Albert Kinney and two chil
dren nre here from Joseph for a two
weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Counsell. She will go from
here to Milton and Weston on a visit
lefare going back to Joseph to pre
I'.avs io movr. to PMtler, Canada, to
i.saUc their future hon?. Mr. Kinney
.:s 3?.e to Hood 'River with a car
load of cattle but rill te here next
week on a visit.
Miss Frankle Peebkr went to Baker
last week to visit a week with a friend.
Blie contemplates returning this week.
FBAJiK MILLER SENTENCED.
Given From Two to Five Tears for
Robbing Bax Cars llere.
( From two to five years was the sen
tence' pronounced on Frank Miller,
alleged criminal of much notoriety and
convicted of box car robberies in this
county. This sentence was read by
Judge Knowles this morning at 10
o'clock. - This will make the third
term which Miller hat been called up
on to serve in the Oregon penitentiary.
Hurray was found guilty of assault
by the Jury which heard his case yes
terday afternoon.
All the criminal cases have been
cleaned from the docket and for the
present equity and law cases will be
about all that will occupy the atten
tion of the court.
Laid Canyon News.
Ladd Canyon, June 21. (Special)
Miss Kate Braden went to La Grande
Saturday in order to take the branch
train Sunday morning for Wallowa
Right in your busiest season when yon
lmve the least time to spare you are mort
likely to take diarrhoea and lose several
d:iT8f time, unless vou have Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
Hand atvi use a dote on the first appear
tnce of the disease. For Mle by all dealers.
Fountain Pen
Chance
Toull sorely want to take a
fountain pen with yon on your
vacation. It's something one
can hardly do without. We have
a large assortment of reliable
fountain pens mad)r by the most
celebrated nannfactnrerg from
$1.00 to 110.00. Select jenrs to.
day. AH guaranteed.
Wright Drug Co.
PUISE DRUG DRUGGISTS.
We Sell
Poultry
Supplies
In Any Quantity.
Granulated Bone
Oyster Shell
Charcoal
Mica Grit
Chick Feed
Lice Powder
Tonic
Etc.
Waters-Stanchfield
Produce Co.
1430 JEFFERSON AYENTJE.
ii Sour Pickles
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1 consignment of both in jr
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WE CARE LITTLE
What Amount You Earn
whether it be ten dollars a week or ten
dollar a day-the fact still remainst(tht "
some part of your income should be sared
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This bank will be glad to assist
you in Saving for the Future
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U. S. National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Our Certificates Draw 4 Per Cent Interest from Date'
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