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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1911)
rAOE 5 1 THEA ."The Star Spangled Banner". Fdisor. A magnificent Edison special showing under what circuru ttances Francis Scott Key com posed the national ode. , Kead pi ess description, and don't' fail to see it. " . ' ":' " Tragic Wedding" . . . . rathe Tale of a gypsy's love and re venge. A splendid : piece ot work both photographically and In action. ; "Where There's a Will There's a Way" V ""'. c,,s A T.ne clean comedy. Th? old, old rtory, but with entirely naw Ideas ar d situations. It's i eorcbni. ; ( , "The Nil rate of Soda In-lua- try of Chile" Sul'.f ,j niniii educational , pic-, ture of this great undertaking. ' Illustrated Song "What a Fun ; ny Little World This la."':, By M. C. P. Ferrin. iQBAf Make the most of your week end trips with a KODAK Treasure for all time the hap piness of today. ' Kodaks, Brownies and every thing for picture making. Wright Drug Go. THE KODAK STORE.' Boiled Ham Sliced Chippied Beef and Bacon " ' ' j" .- tv . V . ' . ; ,,,, , . , .... ' Watermelons 2c a pound Fresh Fruit and Vegetables received f every day 4,-. City Gocey and Bafeefy THE HOME F GOOD THINGS TO EAT, PHOXEx Main 75 Compefc qupmcnt or Rcseffng ann Repairing - Rubber Bugg Tires - j X -V LA GRANDE IRON WORKSj t-D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor 'j COMPUTE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY LOCALS S $ Dr. Posey, specialist for eye, ear, nose and throat diseases, over Selders' store, 9 to 11:30, 1:30 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Eyes fitted with lasses. Place your order now for fruit tre spraying. Red 3821. . PAY TOrn WATER M0KI10W. REM TO- W ANTED A limited number of " boarders. Apply at Observer. 8-7-5t FOR SALE Furniture practicall.v new for 12 , rooms. Have lease, phone B 3881. 905 Spring St. 8-7-6t ,Next Wednesday evening Vice Pres ident Todd of Willamette university will deliver a lecture to the young peopla of La Grande. All who wish tc come will be welcome, as it Ib not planned for Methodists alone, but for everyone. Dr. Todd is a fluent speak er, as proven by his addresses yester day and it Ib very probable that a large audience of young people will greet him. r ' ' .'. . . PEESOJfALS. J. H. O'Neil, ' traveling passenger agent for the O.-W, R. & N., Ib her today looking after the heavy travel which Ib now starting to coast points. Hugh O'Neil, of th O.-W. R. & N.. was in La Grande tlys morning on his way to Durkee, where he heard cf a large wool clip' that-' had not yet been shipped out. - W. S. Houghton, of the Warren Con struction company, shook hands with a number of La Grande friends at the j train this morning. He wat on his ; way to Baker from Lewiston. v j Miss Anna Alexander, assistant' county clerk, left Saturday for Wal- j Iowa Lake, where she will remain for: two weeks recuperating. ' ; Senator Alllnson, of the La Grande Mllllns: company, hit the road this morning for Baker and other, towns,' to take care of his flour trade. ' n Think This Over, Mr. Married Man How many hours a day docs your wife spend in the kitch.cn? Do you know that every minute spells drudgery Can you expect her to be happy and cheerful when the oven-like heat is robbing her of health and good , i looks?. Of course, you musteat even u n rpadv.on time, but honestly now, cion z you feel sorry tor ner,.siavuis v - : - Rlectric Ranee? I " Bbe can get the meals in half the time and ma cool i.ll-i..- r.i i.i ia n-fnp tn handle or ashes to If ..fusawith Think what that means.- : j v., ff -m w,oir mi n Rnppial rate on electncity so ; -xi-iii w e ii inane: x , that your fuel bill will be about the same as you pay now for wood. . ' , . , v Can you think of anything that will please your, TOif Trnn in and talk it over, or call 3lam J4. , Eastern Oreeop tight & Power Co. Mrs. H. L. Anderson of On'arlo, , spent yesterday In La Grande ths i guest of her brother, J. J. Carr. f She left this morning for Portland.; ; i ) I Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Hall and chU-.' dreri left this morning for Joseph lake I to spend a few day camping there.,, j Engineer Pete Beiver has gone , to j the head of Little Mlnam and will spend five days fishing In that stream. He is accompanied by ,Mr. Hereford of Cove'. ," j --i -.w R, M. Maclay and F. T. Notz, bo h of I Buker, were Savoy guests over Sun day.'..;. - ;' ;', '.!'; Hoy Wheeler of Union was a La ! Grande guest here yesterday and was j staying at the Savoy while here, y i Circuit Judge J. W. Kuowlea and Court Reporter. H.'R. Hanna went to Enterprise this morning to continue ijjg an adjourned term of court. It la .likely that no criminal cases wm oe m tried at this session. . ' Conductor and Mrs. S. A. Lamey w nf tn Portland this morning. Mr. Lamey will will undergo an operation in the Portland hospital and Mrs. 1 Lamey will remain there until he ia able to leave the hospital. Dr. A. Jj Lincoln accompanied them. He will return this week. . Miss Leona Kerr of Corvallia is a guest this week with her. sister, Mrsk R. E. Reynolds and other friends In this city. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Donohue return ed thia morning from a vacation trip to the coast and Portland. Ellis. Klrtley has returned from a trip to Chicago where he purchased goods to stock the store which he will open in this city about September 1st. While .away he attended several of the big league games at Chicago. Bishop Wales, a prominent mem- I ber of the L, D. S. church in Baker county, is here from Baker today at tending to business matters. Rev. H. M. Ramsey and ' wife are here from Portland visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr. S. D. Crowe. Mr. Ramsey Is a sister of Mrs. Crowe and the Bon of Attorney William M. Ram sey, formerly of this city, bnt now residing at Portland. MIbb Victoria Wellman, of Baker, ar rived yesterday and will visit several days at the home of Fred J. Holmes. TV S TTMtri renrenentlnr the Gnflr- Scott company, Is In Baker today on TiiininAMi Werfd Same We will close out our Ox ford Shoe lines. ; M ens die c . . . a noes f ChUdrerfs N ) I I i ': . I ; j ; X OctUr 6A rUon fUver IKofla" MEN'S OXFORDS Patents in button or lace, our finest dress line, $4.50 values now ;...............u.-$2.25 'Patents "in button or lace, our finest dress line, $4.00 values now .... 2.00 Patent lace only, fine dress, new last, $3.50 values, now ... .. 1.75 Similar to above, $3.00 values, now 1.50 Gun Metals and Vici's, all new spring lasts, $3.00 values, now 1.50 . Tlie above are alithiq spring's styles. There isn'fan old number in the lot. r n ) LADIES' OXFORDS AND PUMPS Tan lace,' Russia calf $3.50 value, now "'......" $1.75 Tan lace, Vici, $3.00 value, now...........:... 1.50 One strap tan Russia calf, $3.50 value, now ..... 1.75 Patent Russia calf pump, $3.50 value, now .......... 1.75 Patent oxfords, lace, $3.50 value, now ... 1.75 Similar style to ahove, $2.85 value, now 1.43 The above are all this spring's numbers. . New lasts, and the latest styles. , : Complete line of Boys' Oxfords, includ ing tans, gun metals, vicis and patents, ONE-HALF PRICE Complete line of misses and children's oxfords, and strap sandals, half price. CHILDREN'S OXFORDS AND PUMPS One strap pump, in vici, sizes one to 31-2,' 60c values, now ,- r - 30c One strap pump, in patent, tan and ox blood, 75c values, now i....33c One strap pump, tan and vici, 2 1-2 to 0, 90c values, now ....45c One and three strap pump, tan and vici, 2 1-2 to 6, $1.25 value, now .... 63c One and two strap pump, tan and vici; 5 to 8, $1.15 values, now . 58c One strap pumps and oxfords, in tan an d vici, 8 1-2 to 11, $1.40 values, now-.70c Similar to above, same sizes, $1.65 value, now .............. .. ; 83c Pumps and oxfords, in patent, tan and vici's, 12 to 2, $1.75 values, now .....,...88c , Similar to above In "same sizes, $1.95 values, now ., ..................A.,...98c Don't miss this opportunity to get some of these snaps just the thing to finish out the summer with- and the greatest bargains you ever saw. T7 ESV93SSES When you have looked over all lines of autos carried ixi&a- Grande and still want a machine that will never fail, investigate i.'THE'lMAXWE R. W. Leighton, Exclusive Agent Itdoea the work and does it easier th an any of them and costs less to main tain. "We can prove it to you. AND FLYER BICYCLES They are standard the world over and are honest values to the purchaser. LIGHT. ON Repair depaitmcnt fixes troubles after others have tried and failed. Take your . work to him first and save time and exp ense. y u T