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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1911)
FMDAY,JULY7,1911. J - 11 .Bey..- seralatoini.. 1r : AMMI FAIL MTOlJMfc mi ENGES JULY 8th 1911 The time has come again wKen istoclca must be lowered---when summer goods must go. Come to this sale with k& confidence that; you will get by far the greatest values possible to secure anywhere and you will ;'not be; dis-: appointed. The assortments are ample the goods are worthy--the prices are extraorf .bargain event; of .the season.- :;...:,',-,...y ; ' MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Broken lots nearly all sizes. $2.50 Suit, now 2.00 Suit, now ..... ........ - ,- ......$1.50 'J. 1.00 ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS One lot of Men's Oxfords, $4.00 to $5.00 val ues, now ... ..........:..... $2.50 I ,$12.50 suits 15.00 suits 16.00 suits .. 17.50 suits -18 50 suits . 20.00 suits 22.50 suits 25.00 suits .. 27.50 suits -30.00 suits . ...$ 9.35 11.25 12.00 ...13.10 -13.90 14.95 16.85 - 18.75 . 20.60 ... 22.50 Boys' Suits half price Boys' Hats one third off Read these items and then take advantage of them TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL MEN'S UAS. TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL MEN'S PANTS. TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL MEN'S STRAW HATS. THIRTY-THREE AND A THIRD PER CENT DISCOUNT ON MEN'S'FANCY VESTS. BOYS' SHOES $3.00 Boys' Shoes, now ...... ...,.. ........$1.85 2.75 Boys' Shoes, now 1.75 2.50 Boys' Shoes, now . 1.50 2.25 Boys' Shoes, now ........ ' 1.35 2.00 Boys' Shoes, now ..... .............. 1.25 TO MY :& SCMIT0W THE STORE THAT SATISFIES ROUND TABLE IS POPULAR FEATURE COMMENCED TESTER. DAY WELL ATTENDED. Timely Topics Dlicuss'd at Afler noon Chautauqua Featnrc. The. round table la no small feature In, the current splendid exercises at the Chautauqua grounds. This after noon Hon. Oorge Cochran gave In h?a eloquent way a fine address on travel In the Orient whs re he spent tour years. China. Japan and ; the Philippines were the places he visited. On Monday the Hon. Walter Pierce one of tlra bfst read and most elo quent men of Oregon will speak on the great subject of "Reciprocity," the question now Interesting the people of inrevt nations a tun agitating many minds. Tuesday afternoon holds the name of Dr. Underwood who will give reml diecences of the work of an American physician in Turkey where he was for eight years. All the. round table . talks are to be at 3.30, Immediately . following music by the trained and special orchestra. Take a week off, folks, and get this Chautauqua feast. : Chautauqua cornea but once a year, But when it comet It brings good ' cheter. . , "' ; . his duties, says the. Baker Herald. , President Eccles, Just before he lft. appointed Mr. Barton assistant super intendent with the power of being the responsible operating official. No su perintends has been appointed. Mr. Barton has been with the road 15 years and understands all phases from the operating of an en gine to tire arranging of a freight schedule. He has been discharging ' the duties of official ever since the death of 'Mr. Geddes last November and was formerly In charge, of the road. He resigned on account of 111 health just four years ago the day he received his new appointment. laws passed at th necent session of the Nebraska legislature went Into ef feet today. One prohibits any per son undler the age of 18 from, using to bacco In any form. Another prohibits all public exhibitions of hypnotism or mesmerism. Anothw provides heavy penalties for persons concerned in the "white slaves" traffic and makes .It competent .for, a wife,' to testify against her husband in such cases. CURED TO STAT CURED. IIow La Grande Citizens Can Find Complete Freedom from Kidney Troubles. Barton Heads Sumpter Valley Joseph Barton has been placed In charge of the operation of the Sump ter Valley railroad and has Just begun Execution of Negro Murderer. Charleston. S. C, July 7. The exe cution of .Daniel Duncan, tte iwgro convicted about a year ago of the mur der of Max Lubelsky, takes placeg this afternoon In the courtyard of the city prison. The murder of Lubelsky, a King street tailor, occurred on Juno 21 of last year. He was found In his shop senseless and lying in a pool of blood. The only clue left by the muf- derer, whose motive Was robbery was J a Diooay suck wun wnicn me crime i had been committer. A few weeks later the widow of the murdered man was attacked In her husband's place of business In a manner similar to that which resulted In the death of Lubelsky. Duncan waa seized outsld the tfre and recognized by a neigh bor as the man in whose hands lie had een the atlck with which tbb tailor was killed shortly before the murder took place. Th negro was tried and convicted of the crime. His case was carried to the state supreme court, whloh tribunal declined to in jtwfere with th. verdict. Doan's Kidney Pills, m yhusuand pro- body and I was also annoyed by head- take no other. cured a supply and the contents of aches and di2zy spells. Reading of Ap 14 My 12 Jun 9 Jul 7 28 Ag 25. New Yaws In Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb. July 7. Many of tjie If you suffer from backache From urinary disorder From any disease of the kidneys. Be cured to stay cured. Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting cures. So grateful people testify. Here's one case of it: Mrs. . William , Belrdneaux. 2130 Colorado street, Baker City, Ore., eays "My kidneys were badly disordered as the result of a cold I ctnoracted and 1 suffered from an almost constant backache. To go up or down stairs caused severe pains throughout my two boxes cured me. I shall always give Doan's Kidney Pills my endorse ment. (Statement given November 3. 1908.) A Lasting Effect On May 26, 1910, Mrs. Belrdneaux said: "The cure Doan's Kidney Pills made in my case has been permanent. Whenever I have the opportunity, I recommend this remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, tola agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and i When vnn have InnkeH nvtr all linoc nf jwwb am m awvaMa. varl M a a I II f I autos carried in La Grande and still want machine that will never fail, investigate THE . 3 ft R. W. LEIGHTON, Exclusive Agent It does the work and does it easier than any of them and costs less to maintain. We can prove it to you. (aBaBaaaaaiaBBaBranaaaBBBBBaK OClTI 11 t T C I The latest mtthod for preparing such del clous bev ! OJLwJlL UOI erag as Malted Milk Chocolate with egg. Egg v ; ? ' ; : " Lemonades, tgg Phosphate, (range . Punch, a.io other combinations that ri . r l mi 0Jner comomano Electnc Drink . Mixer 2,e vy popular SELDER'S Columbia and Flyer Bicycles They are standard the world over and are honest values to the purchaser. ' Q Repair department 'l. . v . i LAI " r. iiacs irouDies arter I others have tried and failed. Take vour work il 1 1 hrst and save time and expense. G H T ON ft K M