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LA GRANDE, OREGON
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Your idle money will earn interest with
us and yet be as much at your call as if
you kept it in your pocket. Bring it
here for deposit. We will issue a Certi
ficate of Deposit in your name. When
you want the .money you can have it,
also the four per cent, interest it earns
while in this bank, -
We have safe deposit boxes for
rent3 sizes-$2, $3 and $5 i
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THEATRE
The PnMIc Rely on Is For
Quality of our Perform e. :
' They Are Never Dt.
appointed . "
"The Society Girl an the
Gypsy" Pathe
Stirring story made beautlful
.y realistic with charming scen
er yand thrilling situations.
"A Thoroughbred" . . ,. Edison
A splendid tale of steeple
chase running. The coniedian
. owner of the race horse has to
.ride the. mount at the last and
;Wlns the race and a wife.
"The, Crooked Road' ,. .Blograph
One of the Blograph's best
pictures. Full of Intense in ter
sest with magnificent acting by
ford, Iowa, were Savoy vlsLorg last
night.
W. F. Wade and wife were over from
Cove this morning and registered at
the Savoy.
Thomas P. Adams, a mining man of
Joseph spent the day In the city tran
sacting business matters.
Mrs. C. V. Noyes left last evening
i In response to a message stating that
aer inena, airs. 1 ranR. Meade, was
seriously 111.
Henry Wade, Miss Keefor, Miss Goe
bel. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hume of Los
tine are staying at the Foley this af
ternoon. .-
J. L. Steinman cf San Francisco Is
staying at the Foley today, as is H. N.
Welsh of San Francisco and W. D.
Winters also of San Francisco. : r
Miss Ethel Mitchell is here from the
east and was met thi- morning by her
brother, F. E. Mitchell of Wallowa.
They are at the Foley. "
Otto' Keller of The Dalles, J. A.
Thronson of Imbler and W. T. Hagler
of Twin Falls were some of the Savoy
visitors this morning.
John A. Pearson, a merchant of Min
neapolis, has continued his tour of
the Pacific northwest after visiting a
few days with S. H. Dalton. Mr. Dal
ton was employed by Mr. Pearson In
Minneapolis several years ago and the
two enjoyed their visit here Immense
ly. : .. " .; ' . '
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Illustrated song "Sing to Me
.Loves Sweetest Song Divine."
Sung by
Miss Garrlck ........ Matinees
Mr. Ferrln ..... ..i,. Evenings
FOR RENT Two furnished roms. Ap
. ply Mrs. John Wilson, J204 N ave-
TRIAL JURORS ON CARPET.
We would like to get you started wearing
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HOSIERY
We combine the community's working
al. applying it where most needed for the promotion
usiness and the interests of our people. This is ai
id Bank, a, Solid Bank, a Safe Bank for you to be with
F. L
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; '. . ' Distributor of
the Walger New Model Awning
The Best Awning Ever Put Up
TOO
LQtALS
DR. A. C. POSEY, Specialist for Eye,
; Ear, Nose and Throat diseases. Eye
' fitted with glasses. Orer Selder's
store ' . :,: - .-. ;
Mrs. E. P, Day will continue her
Another chance to get a cup of that
delicious cqfee served with a light
row ami Saturday. The coffe man w:il
In there In all his glory. Special pric
es on all brands of his coffees- for
these two days only. Come everybody
You are welcome.
A Brownie camera should be lnclud
ed In your boy's or blrl's vacation out
fit. The fun to be derived from one Is
all out of proportion with th cost
$1.00 to $12.00. Come and see them,
Wright Drug company.
Grand Jury Anxious to Learn Why
' WW happy" Went Free.
Seattle, July 8. Hurriedly summor ,
d last night by. the grand Jury tha
first Wappensteln Jury which dis
agreed by a vote of seven for acquittal
and five for convlc'ion appeared be
fore the grand Jury today. It Is be
lieved the grand Jury wants the trial
Jury to explain why ntf agreement was
reached. ' - : .
for once worn, always worn. - None better, few
as good. Try our linen heel and toe children's
hose; also in men's and see what a difference in
wear. ; ' 1 ..; ,- . .
We carry a complete stock in men's, women's
and children's hosiery in all grades.
L. J. French Shoe Co.
Sixth street.
7-1-tf
En'ipavorers Pick Los Angeles. '
'Atlantic City. July, 8. Trustees of
the Christian Endeavor society today
chose Los-Angeles as the place for
the next year's convention.
. Governor Plead for Woman.
Indianapolis, July 8. Declaring h
will not aid to her pardon but would
try to get the sentence commuted to
life Imprisonment, Governor Marshall
today wrote, to Earl Grey, governor
general of Canada, urging that MrB.
Napolitano not be hanged. , He Insisted
It was not the business of the state
to take human Ufa. ."
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.. It made grandfather smile thle oth
er day, when he read about Jake Beck
ley" getting eeven hits In a double
header. He said it mad him think of
his kid days, when he used to watch
Jake bust the fence. "Old Eagle Eye"
Is managing the Hannibal Central as
sociation team. ,
FOR SALE Dry chain wood in any
quantity. $1.60 per cord, at the Per
ry yards. Grande Ronde ' Lumber
. company Pe.rry, Ore. . 6-lB-tf
La Grande. Address Wm. Burnt p,
La Grande, Oregon. 6-30 to 7-35
FOR SALE 1,000 cords wood, also
fence posts, telephone poles, etc., In
standing timber. Eight mile from
LOST Ladies' gold watch, wth foo
attached. Finder return to tali of
fice and receive suitable reward.
$ 0 &
litable for ResidencesSummer Resorts, Office and
Hotel Buildings, school nouses, l actones, eic
mmocks: Ice Cream Freezers, Lubricating Oil, Hay
forks, Tents, and Wagon Covers, Hay Carrier Rope.
LA GRANDE OREGON
PHONE. BLACK 1131.
$'4'?$i)$tS$$)g
! prnsnxn.s. y &
$$.gJJtJi3??$$$
; Don Meyers arrived home ti!s morn
wing from a business trip to Portland.
. Miss May Fitzgerald left for Pay
ette today to visit with friends for a
month.. . r.
Sam Y. Edwards, the Fed Dfv!! Ce
ment man is a Foley guost today.
Mrs. John Minty of Dallas, Oregon.
Is a Sommer hotel guest today.-
L. W. Weeks and wife are hera
from Telocaset today and are staying
at the Sommer.
James McGovern and M. R. Mach.
Averil machinery men, are stopping
at the Foley this afternoon.
"Julius". Caesar, a central supply
man of Spokane, is staying at the Fpl
ey today.
William Stirling Battls, the Dickens
reader and impersonator, Is a guest at
the Foley today,
W. J. Ncedham of Joseph spent last
night here, stopping at the Savoy ho.
tel. - ;' .- . . , .
Albert Rashfelt of Twin Falls was
a guest in La Grande last night. He
registered at the Savoy.
H. A. Thomas find daughter of Bed
Classified
Advertising
EXCURSION
EaVes Ea s t
- , From all points on
OREGON-WASHINGTON RA1LROAP
ft NATIGATION COMPANY ;
To ' . . FAREI
Chicago . . .'. ..... ...... .$72'
Council Bluffs
Omaha .......
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WAMh , Ail tai ;.c.v4 .u L Grar.5 j
fcetween 10 and 13 year? old to J v.n
the Boys' Savers' club. Call at the
laundry and I will tell you all about
It A. B.i Chrery, mgr. Cherry'
New Laundry.
WANTED A l3'ly wishes . emptor
ment. Would prefer situation i
housekeeper or would do roo'i-.ng.
T.-s-tr : Address Pok :!
WANTED Two ' churn driller, to
, drill 20 feet deep in seamy rocks.
Steady work, by the day or by con
tract, for the right men. Api ty at
J. L. Mars, rock quarry. 7-8, Ct
Kansas City ....
St. Joseph ......
St. Paul .......
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs .... . ; 63.9C
Minneapolis, direct ............. 60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs. CD.J0
Detroit, Mich
Boston ......
FOR SALE Young pony, saf?. and ew York
ppntle.- Just rleht for young chll- st-
dren. F. D. Haisten, furniture store
' ,.7-7-t-
.,. 82.C0
...110.00
...108.S)
... 70.00
...107.50
V.. 102.40
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Washington. D. C.
Atiuntic City, N. J
. : !.. V Sale Datfs :
CALL ' BLACK 14C2 if you want sev- j June 6i 7 jt io, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23
, eral loads of rich dirt for the haul-; 24, 28. 29 and 30. .
The Delicate
Flavor of Sieste
BAKERIZED
t Coffee.
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Ing. Spring and Sixth.
7-7-6 t
STRAYED To my place one mile east
of La Grande, one Jiay mare 1.200
lbs., brand W. T. left side. - Owner
can have same for amount of this
. nd. and. keep of horse., C. M. Gra
. . ham. . ." . '' 7-6-tf
FOR tiAxM New seveu hors? power
saw. InqiiM" '!4H
FOR GALE Timber claim near rail
road. .;ddress Ob;c-rver. 7-1 -to 8-?.
FOR RENT Furnished room. 1606
July 1. 2, 3. 4. 6, 6, 19, 20, 26. 27
and
' August 3 4, 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22.
23, 28, 29 and 30.
September 12, 4. 5, 6 and 7. "
Stop-overs within limits In either di
rection. Final return limit October 31t
One way through Calfornia $15.00 ad
ditional. ' -Inquire
of any 0.-TT. II. A N. Agent
for More Complete Information
WM. MeMTJEBAT
General Passenger Agent, 1 Portlat.
' Oregon. '
Makes an Ideal cup for, those
who wish to avoid strong and
stimulating coffees.. -:
Pale In color, being of clear
amber hue in the cup.
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For Sale Only by
I Pattison Bros. I
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One of the greatest objections to bridge work has been the fact that porcelain
facings would break and leave a decidedly uncomfortable piece of work in the
mouth, did you ever have it occur to you? That difficulty has been overcome
entirely by the use of an interchangeable porcelain facing whih may be replaced
in a few minutes in case of breakage. We have put in a very large selection of
these facings and are ready to bridge work for you without waiting to send for
the material. We would be pleased to have you ask us about this class of work,
J. E STEVENSON, D. D. S. G A. BROWN, D D S
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