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PAGE 8 LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1911. i i I ss Our Unequaled Power In Value Giving Is emphasized most forcibly in these new Spring and Sum mer Suits at $15 to $27.50 .'. Society .Y Every suit w sell is such excep tional value at the price that once you wear one, we are sure of your fu ture patronage. It will pay you well to investigate our claims. See them, compare them with what you see elsewhere at higher prices) and you will conclude that ours are their equal. Wear one and then you'll KNOW how well they wear and retain heir good appearance. Come let us SHOW you the great values. We will not urge yuto buy. The values are so apparent WE don't have to sell them. THEY SElL THEMSELVES. D eoey cb Q(craimt(D)ini The Store That Satisfies Trhefls5s THEATRE The people are the Best Judges. THEY SAY "IT'S GOOD." "The Insurrecto" Kalem Telling of an orange grower's troubles during the present Mexican war, One- of Kalem's class A pictures. "The Foster Father"... Pathe Wonderfully dramatic with an ending whlcn pleases every .body, including the trap drum mer. "The Belated Brldgegroom". , Lubin Clean cut comedy. Autos, bl . cycles, teams, airships and Shank's ponies are engaged to get the bridegroom on time for .his wedding, but they all fail. See it and laugh. Illustrated song "I'm in Love With the Man in the Moon." Matinees Mis Garrick Evenings Mr. Ferrln I LOCALS I DR. A. C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat diseases. Eyes fitted with glasses. Over Selder'i store Folio k "rowds to Ash Bros.' big Ciothlug sale. Some haintsmoe porch screens Just arrived fr..i Japan. Prices from $1.75 to J4.2R. vf. H TVlhnpnlrnmn frt nerves you will get well. Rooms 20- 21 over La Grande National bank. I :Fo!':i;i, the crowds to Asb Bros.' big clotnlng sale. Follow the crowds to Ash Bros.' big clothing aale. A chiropractor is a spinal adjus ter that's all; no drugs nor surgery nor osteopathy, Rooms 20-21, over I La Grande National bank. Spinal adjustments take the pres sure oft the nerves. See the chiro practor, rooms 20-21, over La Grande i National bank. Screen doors from $1.25 to $2.50 at W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.'s. 6-28-tf Mrs. E. P. Day will continue her music Btudio at 103 Greenwood. 6-30-tf Follow the crowds to Ash Bros.' big clothing sale. Nerve pressure or pinching causes disease. See the chiropractor, rooms 20-21 over La Grande National bank. When the pressue is taken oft the " . A 4 t'EKSOSALS. A Mrs. W. W. White was In the city from Enterprise last evening and stay ed at the Savoy. Jesse E.-Smith was a visitor in the city from Elgin last night, a guest at the Savoy. J. D. Casey came down from Hil gard this morning to transact business in the city today. Miss Myrtle Plummer of Baker City is visiting Miss Margaret Vantress at the home of Peach Bros.. In the valley east of town. Mrs. Thomas Budge arrived home this morning from an extended visit in Galesburg. Illinois, and other mid dle western cities. Miss Mabel Enloe arrived in La Grande with her sister Mrs. Robert Cotner, and will remain during the summer. Mrs. E. F. Evans of Cambridge, Ida ho, stopped at the Savoy last evening. She is visiting Mrs. Jacobs in South La Grande today. Mrs. B. B. Nutter and Mrs. Ira Chattas leave for Walla Walla tomor row to visit friends until after the Fourth. -I"'" """"1M X ., SPEXD l'OUB VACATION AT THE OCEAN SEA SHORE Three and1 a. Half hoars frem Portland Salt air, sea breezes, cool breezes, cool days and refreshing nights. First class hotels open all year at Gearhart and Seaside. Delight trip from Portland to mouth of Columbia river through historic Astoria. $15.10 rdund trip tickets sold by agent of O.-W. R. & N. R. R. Return limit October 31st. Illustrated folder and hotel directory will be sent on request. W. E. COM AN. Gen'l Freight and Passenger Agent, S. ' P. & S. Ry., Portland, Oregon. JOHN I. KING DEAD. Lumberman Hurt at His 31111 Near Iftndowa Dies of Injuries. J. D. King, the Rondowa lumber man who was frightfully hurt several days ago In an accident at his camp just above Rondowa on the Grande Ronde river, died last night of the In juries. Mr. King was formerly con nected with Stanley & King, sawmill men, but of late had been operating his mill alone. The accident occurred about two weeks ago. No funeral arrangements have yet been made. Bradley k Co. Get Contract The plumbing for the new Ritchie building has been let to the firm of Bradley & Co., and next week work on the plumbing scheme, which Is said to be very complete, will begin. QUAKE IN CALIFORNIA. San Francisco and Stockton See Heavy Shocks This Afternoon. San Francisco, July 1. Two heavy earthquake Bhocks, which were felt at Stockton, Sacramento and other cit ies shook San Francisco this after noon. Plaster was knocked off the ceilings and much excitement was caused. The first shock occurred at .'.C' ' 'cl""?' lb.' n'ter"',?n. Mildred and Myrtle Hoyt entertain ed about 25 of their little friends or. Monday afternoon. The event was the eighth birthday anniversary of the twins and they received many handsome little gifts. Among those invited were Merle George-, Maxlne Jolly. Velma Jasper, Alladene Scro? glns, Wilma Wade, Leona Coolldge, Mary Fitzgerald, Bonna NIbly. Bessie and Florence Sherbet, Thelma Oestsr ling, Donna Smith, Nedra punt, Hazel Stageborg, Aften Oliver, . Edell Martin, Bertha Berger, Louise O'Connell, Leo na Walderlne, Ruth Blggers, Helen Earls, Marjorie Logan, Minerva Rob bins, Emogene Stout, Mildred and Myrtle Hoyt. After refreshments Mr. C. W. Niblyt took the youngsters out for an auto ride. They all had a fine time and hope to be present to help the Hoyt girls celebrate their , ninth birthday. MIbb Nell Young entertained about 15 friends last Wednesday evening with luncheon and boating. The Young canoes were turned over to the guests and the exlleratlng pastime ', of boating on th waters at the park was enjoyed Immensely by the guests. The guests were: Misses Nell Mahaffey, Helen McHugh, Ruby Huff, Naomi Williamson, Dora Wolfe, Jennie Gav in, " Rachel Turner and Miss Nell Young. Messrs Doland, Brady, -Mc-Cabe, Donohue, Knight and William son. Music and readings helped make the event enjoyable. Members of the Eastern Star ten dered an Informal reception last even ing at thejMasonic hall to Mrs. Pau line Moore Riley in honor of her election to the position of Grand Worthy Matron at the state meeting of the order. Mrs. Riley has the dis tinction of being the only grand worthy . matron unanimously elected She was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. After the close of regular lodge session the memb.nsH visited and enjoyed refreshments. Baker Herald. The Five Hundred club was enter tained at Island City this week with Mrs. Fred Kiddle as hostess. Mrs. Chester Newlin won the honors. The nfxt week meeting will be postponed on account of Chautauqua which will occupy the attention of La Grande al most exclusive. Why You Should Bank with the United States 1 TT oai isamc LA GRANDE, OREGON FIFTH TV. It is less than three years old yet. It already enjoys the confidence and " patronage of more than one thousand leading firms, corporations and individ uals in this cty and vicinity. This is ev ident that our Banking Service is satis factory in all departments and there ore qualified to meet your requirements. We have safe deposit boxes for rent..3 sizes-$2, $3 and $5 EXTRA PRIZES OFFERED Unique Contests Scheduled for Visi tors Coming July Fourth. Several important prizes resulting from the Fourth of July celebration have been omitted from the regular bills. These special prizes are going to be announced on the day of the big show and are: The most honest farmer in Union county, gets a prize. The most beautiful farmer also draws cash. The family who drives the farthest to the big celebration also gets some money. The most beautiful of four, out of town residents only. The minstrels. The Harrison Bros.' Minstrel show, which made Hazelton Wednesday eve ning, has the distinction of being the only one to exhibit here for some time without a lot of fault-flnding critics picking its attractions to pieces after ward. A negro minstrel show is in a class by Itself; and a good one never falls to please an audience where laughter and amusement are sought. The negro has an ear for music; it is natural wth him; and he has his way of rendering it. It Is not classi cal, but It is better It is pleasing. The Dixie Minstrels on Wednesday night gave a good entertainment one well worth the price, and the audi ence got its satisfaction of negro mel ody and laughter. Hazelton Herold. La Grande, Tuesday, July 4th. TOO LITE TO CLASSIFY. LOST Black colt three months old. Finder phone 171 Farmer and re ceive reward. W. A. McCall. 7-l-5t FOR RENT Furnished room. 1606 Sixth street. 7-1-tf UUhy pay Rent? Weloa vw M money to build, ana pay us as you would rent. i. R. OUVER Sixth We co-operate with those who patronize this bank in every manner permitted by best and conservative bank ing methods. We assist by extending credit when credti is due, by advice, by cousel, giving the customer the bene fits of our knowledge and experience and taking an act ive interest in his welfare. . To Obsene "Peace Snuday." New York, July 1. Thousands of ministers and pastors of churches af filiated with the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America have agreed to observe tomorrow as "Peace bunday' by preaching sermons deal ing with the problem of international arbitration and universal peace. Bush Remains Sent Home. The remains of Mrs. Rush of Union who died here last night were sent to Union today. Hard Blow for the Blind Pigs. St. Paul, Minn., July l.-A law pro hibltlng the, sale of malt llquorj "whether Intoxicating or not" out'irte of licensed drinking places became op erative In Minnesota today. The l.vv is expected to 'put an end to the "near beer" Industry as carried on by cr-.n- dy stores, soda stands and other soft drink establishments, King and Queen to Rest. London, July 1. The coronation fes tivities having come to an end, the king and queen left Buckingham pal ace today for Windsor to secure a much needed rest. Their majesties will remain at Windsor until the lat ter part of next week when they will depart for Ireland. FOR SALE Timber claim near rail road. Address Observer. 7-1 to 8-1 Celebrate! WITH US Tour celebration In La Grande this year will not be complete unless yon have visited onr store. We hare a special rest. Ing place for our visitors and we want you to make your home with ns on the big day, and not only then but whenever you happen to be In town. You are welcome to the cozy corner of the store, at any time. Come In, have a good1 seat and read onr magazines. Our writing desk and telephones always free to the public Pay us a visit Wright Drug Co. Did you ever- wear a $4 & $5 Howard & Foster Shoe? If not you have miued the comfort and eie of a perfect fitting shoe besides the wear. - Let jour next pair be a Howard & Foster...WHY? Because - They're - Better French ?ioe EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR ONYX HOSIERY V-V"