La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1911, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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MONDAY, JTJNE 26, 1911.
THE OBSERVER
BRUCE DENNIS
Editor and Owner.
Entered at the pestoflice at La Grande
as second-class matter.
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THE HOME I5YEST0I1
therefore became prohibitive to the
wage earner. The plan of selling is
what has attracted so many people,
no doubt, to the outside cities with
their Investments where- a few dollars
each month could be planted with
hope of good return.
Let the local capital frame some
plan by which wage earners can get
in on a few acres of ground with
small payments down; let local com
panies who have stock for sale offer
it to the home people. Honest presen
tation will bring results for the dis
position to seek fields far away can be j
overcome If good things ar? rightly
put before the public at home.
The hmnan instinct has ever been
in favor of going to a foreign country
for Investment, but records show that
in most cases nothing but logs fol
lows. The thing to do is to buy some
thing where you can look after it.
Returns on Investment are rarely en
ormous, so lei your desire to gamble
ceasand take something that is sure
of a good return but does not promise
a fortune in a few years, for such for
tunes are hard to find and. when they
are open there is always plenty of
money near at hand to grab them.
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NOT THROUGH EXAGGERATED STATEMENTS, FOR WE NEVER MAKE THEM NOT
THROUGH ANYTHING ON EARTH BUT ; ,
There are two sidea to theeut-of-
Evening Observer was served notice of I
that fact a few evenings ago when an
JoJta Heights investor after reading'
iinr artlrlM nn what 4a ulM "tn fan '
swindle, called and. said, "did yon ever
step to think that home investors
bav little offered them at home wherv
they can invest g few dollars at a
thnr -
TJatll recently this has been true,
and In measure It is true as yet.
Heretofore any home investment re
Ogired quite a large payment down and
THEATRE
nOOEINfl THE OLD TETERANS
Saturday afternoon the Grand Army
post and the Relief Corps met in joint
session, had a good visit and-partook
of refreshments in honor of the 7.2nd
birthday of Veteran Sam Deal. The
number la growing lest and lees each
year. Only a score or men Bow eom
pirse the local post and they are fee
ble and soon will peas on.
But it is such little events as that
of Saturday that bring to mind the
valor and bravery and self-denial of
the old veterans; that kindles anew
those fires of patriotism which, we re
gret to say, are today burning too
lowly; that enable the example of
loyalty to be firmly Impressed upon
the rising generation.
Let us have more entertainments
and more attention shown the Grand
Army men. They are to be with us
but a short time; they are fast an
swering that last roll call, and to them
(the credit is due for handling the only
big war of the generation, of perpetu
ating this nation as a "whole and en
abling the etars and stripes to wave la
the breeze unsullied and uwrtained.-
"Indian Justice" Path
An Indian story of a' Pawn
Warrior who falls 4a love with
an Apachew maiden.
"Alone at Night" .... Gasmen t
Very goJ a touching story
of a child pity for the aged.
.
"That Awful Brother"... Lnbln
A comedy, and a good one.
"Jlmmie, the Sportsman". ...
GaiKDoat
A comedy.
"Dreaming Alone" ang by
Miss Stephenson. This sang was
composed by Miss Gertrude E.
Ttolly. of La Grande.
Roberta Piano.
Greecaway Drums.
i TirrS BE.501NATION.
Out here In Oregon there hewr has
been much doubt about President
Taft's re-nomination, probably ue to
the fact that Oregon people as a whols
honestly believe the president hm
made good and 1s making good every
day of his administration.
1 Coming on the scene of action as he
did, Immediately after the nation had
been accustomed to a hand-clapnlng.
loud hurrah administration Allied with
great claims and little resu the pres
ident quietly set to work to do his
duty without undue notoriety; with
out the clamor of bands and without
making, claims which he felt he might
not be able to make geod.'For a time
very littk' attention was paid to Taft,
but like la all cases where honest
work .counts in the end, he ie now
coming, inte hla ewn and the people
are seeing hie merit and worth.
I At pereent he tfti areompMshed
many of the thfng p'rcnhd In the
remalnlag remittee are on his pro-
jgram. Be promised postal savings
banks and the people have thm, he
Old Friends and New
j-'" Winning permanent, lasting friends is the work
of time, and this bank numbers among its clients
hundreds of banks and business houses wftjfc wham'
h has had close relations for a great part of the
Wenty-four years of its existence.
Our friends have helped to make this one of the
largest and stronge6t banks in the West. We have
' helped in their making, too.
, v We welcome new friends and will attend to their
- wants with the same fidelity which has cemented
our relations with our older ones.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL . . . $ 100,000.00
SURPLUS ... 100,000.00
RESOURCES . . , 1.100,000.00
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Fred J. Holmes,lPres. E.W. J. Church, Vice Pres.
F. L. Meyer, Cashier . Earl ZundeMss'f. Cashier
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Like truth, they will out. You can't deny them, you can't beat them. I
THAT'S why we're going to get you eventually
Each and everyday the business policies and the merchandise this store sells seems to become better un
derstood. This, we believe, is largely, due to the pub lie's confidence in the published statements of a store
that has neer misrepresented values ttirough advertisement or otherwise. We have given each customer
the kind of satisfaction that carries. conviction to others.
wercnanmse
In Our Men's Store:
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a1 World Wide Reputation
In Our Ladies' Store:
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SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHING
SINCERITY SUITS rV -
EIDERHEIMER-STEIN SUITS '
B. V. D. LOOSE fflllNG UNDERWEAR
POROSKNIT UNDERWEAR
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
GORDON HATS
STETSON HATS
J. E. TILT SHOES - - V
INTERWOVEN B08E V 7: . ; C
ALFRED B AN J'AMIN 'S 'CLOTHING
WOOLTEX SUITS
GLOVERSILK GLOVES
KAYSER GLOVES
DENT'S KID GLOVES
BLACK CAT HOSIERY
DUCHESS "SlK USTE" HOSIERY
KEISER NECKWEAR
HENDERSON CORSETS .
NEMO CORSETS
KEISER WASH BELTS
COLONIAL DRAPERY
$12i5Q
f antirrriT cayti.ati nAinv DAT
TERN HATS, Regular $20 Hat
$12.50
JUST RECiSS-COMPLETE NEW UlpOP LACE AND LINGERIE COLLARS AND LINEN
V SAnr ifND EMBROIDERED HAND BAGS. , On DUplay in Our Windows Tday
Mist's
...The Quality Stoire;
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prmndsed reciprocity .with (Canafls and
indications are wry'good for ccom
pllsklxig that promls. ,: , '
T&ft is oo of the stalwart,' earnest,
patriotic American eitisens. Do not
be nilBlea4 by thorn who opposs blm
in h! wn party. Do mrt ooidisn Urn
head of th n&tloo until k has ad
all the chance la the world to make
good, according to your measuring
stick, for In that big snaa who now
occupies the chair you will finally
learn there is more real presidential
timber than this country bee had for
some tfliv.
other hand be1 welcomes "any who J
wiefc (o make use of Us yard that day.
BEST ROOM FOB THE FOURTH
No obs ffsiag oaa be welcomed more
Strongly than th rest room whteh ta
being provided for tire Fourth- of July
celebration hj La Grand. It ta the
ortginal tdee) of UW Afllnaott &i'tx
is very good ne. Tbts wiM be, a
laive free t4 vri!l leoty tr sM
water and cwtnba avii ftux&iaa jtrovtyeii
for all visit!", ba VHf9 cat fst tti
wagh thsr faces at fhotr tejflOTe. Ib
the laagoage ef ASHasoTs, "'this 1b Ifa
tended YlatifreM? for the la4is
bW, for njs ee 4vcts a matt to
wadj hia fcce ealy when be gets u is
th moraine s aaatter where he may
be. But the baWm are ttie piinotiial
no f this lewratioa. There is
nothing tfetag mt cohBeqnenoe uafeaa
there Is a bkr vtaiS. Fbr thtt rea
son evarytbiBg. ( this" lent 'will be
free. It will have the privacy needed
for ladles, aoapa, . brushes, wash , ba
sing and pure Bearer . creek water.
There will h pjsity of seats and a
good reliable person will be In ebarge.
1 want everyone to know that the com
mittee is looking after the welfare of
La Grande's guest on th Fourth or
July."
In addition to this the Evening Ob
server wishes to state thnt erery lawn
J in this city Is open to outside people
who ant to rest or eat their lunch.
No loyal La Qrande resident will
complain in the least, and on the
WOMEN'S HAW DESTROYED.
Oreat- Havr Wrought . by Women's
."iVi-CiafwIeeaneas.
Many women destroy the beauty of
lber tarir tteyogti ffloogbtleesness or
fgnBBce of ' wrrata facts. They 4e
not ebvaroO'ftK- bafr often enough,
or toe often. -Jffxj tm soaps or prep
araplfcfts wfcia etmfam rngvedlents
hasraWl tw fjhe scvep and hair.
"Jks mtiH o surt treatbent, dan
dtoffls'crMrVnilAfbo hait&pBen loses
eoloc, fans oit tad oaMness torn
t&encea. uDsropeavnndr'pVompt pte
anttoas ate uttea tn 'time. Tbon
(fln, nttjSwm rmd eertnin dlces
W?aAorfrobealthy scalp and hair
(ridjtdqqs..
jlJSft Petite can stdi t&pmserves -of
r Virtf . sMtrert . disease scain
jiaye.i
it iLBair.cm(anM
I own caotiey
Dutctiers Wagon
Shop
No Horse Shoeing
Wagon repairing a specialty.
If your Tires need resetting
give us a call, ' Second-hand
Buggies, Hacks and. Camp
Wagons hr sale.
Cor. of Greenwood and Monroe Sts.
VUhy pay Rent? l(7coas yor
money to build, ana yot
ay us as you would rent.
1. R. ouver:
I O'CONNELL'S
H vulgar oiore
1.
nae eroe
rnolr cotpTEe
broad, statement Oat
rf and mare Mt with out
Recall m-.Dahr Ttnio
t wfr grew hat and
and hatf troubles, ft
tesa ib mpa ,-flbrfciafe jcQots has Jteek)
etrtlturlshe. t tfc closed, td
the8aBp's4ased andslny. if gets
Its name trm Hie Act that tf grw
hair in 3ot of 150 tzM Bere ft re
ceived a tb6mb'ly Bard, fm partial
and practice! test
We waot yea to try Reaan 'VJ' Qalr
Tonic at omr risk. Wo Purely eainot
lose aosntitng by dutog so, whDe yoa
have epwythtng to gam. You woo Id
better tMdk rhls over, and then come
In &ad see os about this offer. Ton will
be well repaid for your visit to our store.
Two sizes, CO oe&rs and ).00t Remem
ber yoa can obtain Rexall Remedies
only at our store The Rexall Store.
Hill's dnyr store.
For the eptdrest ant Host Se
llable MESSENGER
SERVICE
Can Main j, er Indepesdedl 121.
' IL XESC33&, ' ' ; ,
CaAs ABvvravd rnnopilj.
Fol BSSItnrds. Cigars, ToW-
Mf Soft Drinks best and
most eeaqjtete Itne of cigars In
the tUj.
-9DMtaht Coast leegua base
tn sre overy da? therein a
Conwy BffKit and Jefferson 8t
The
Savoy Hotel
"KUROPEAIPLAN
The rooms are good and
Steam heated only one
blockfrom depot
D. C.yBrichoui,Prop.
BTlCJKnUI ft 8A5DB4EGI.
Grande Ronde Valley
Strawkerries
Get your berries for can
ning now
Gooseberries, .
Cherries,
Rhubarb
Lettuce
Green Onions
Spinach
Asparagus
Radishes
Turnips
Beets