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A. A. Reardon of Portland stayed at
the Sommer last night. " .
F. L. Harper of Hollywood. CaJ., was
a Sommer hotel guest last night.
"Happy" Day, the contractor, left
this morning for a hurritd trip to Ba
ker. . - .
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TMEATIIE
TWO REEL "SELIG" FEAITCBE
"Heroes Three' ........ Edison
Amateur .Fire Brleade He
roes (?) Sed how they get off
with the girls. It's a scream.
'Other fire brigades take notice.
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TWO 1SEEL "SELIG" FEATURE
TEN KIGHTS IX A BAR-
' ROOM" Sellg'
"Free, disenthralled, I stand
a man once more." . Everybody
should see this. ' . .
"Mistakes Will Happen" Edison
An old maid, a policeman, and
burglars. Sterling comedy.
Illustrated Song -"Down in the H
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Miss Garrlck . i Matinees
Mr. Ferrln ......... Evenings
MrB. Nellie Hansler of Tacoma was
a La Grande guest last night, staying
at the Sommer., , ,, ..
Night Officer Ed Brady, who has
been on the day shift of late, left to
day on a fishing Junket.
L. A. West of Portland was si busi
ness visitor In the city today, and
stopped at the Savoy.
Miss Snook and Miss Bork arrived
home this afternoon from a camping
trip at Joseph lake. '
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4t $ 4
Dr. Posey, specialist for eye,, ear,
nosa aud throat diseases, over Selders
store, 9 to 11:30, 1:30 to 5 and 7 to
8 p. m.1 Eyes fit. ed with glasses.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Bureri ar
rived home yesterday from a short
stay at Joseph lake.
J. ' H. O'Neill, traveling passenger
agent for the O.-W,, stopped at the
Rommer last, nieht while transacting
business In La" Grande. , .-
Circuit Judge J. W. Knowles and
! Court Reporter Hanna are home from
Enterprise where they attended a short j
session of circuit court. I
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ran arrived home this morning from a
Portland visit where the attorney tran
sacted business matters.
The Valley creamery Is paying 30
cents per pound for" butter fat, 8-9-3t
, Square dealing, honest weights and
tests and the highest possible price
for butter fat is giving the Valley
.creamery the, lead in 'the' Grande
Rond yalley. , ' '""7V ,:V- 8-9-41
The patrons of the Valley creamery
are getting 30 cents a pound for their
butter Hit,
L-, Miss Elsa Newqulst, stenographer in
the dispatcher's office of . the O.-W.
here, left this morning for an extended
vlRit with relatives and friends in the
Willamette valley; - , ' . '
The farmers should take their cream
to the Valley creamery. v. They pay
more or butter 'fit.--''. .':'' 8-9-4r
Special Train Excursion to Seashore.
The Oregon-Washington Railroad
& Navigation company-'will operate a
special train consisting of free reclin
ing cbalr cars, tourist and standard
sleeping cars to Portland in connection
with their steamers to North Beach
resorta and Astoria. The special train
will leave La Grande at 8 p. m., Wed
nesday, August 23rd, arriving at. Port
land the following morning at 7:16
Passengers may have their choice of
steamer Potter, leaving Portland at
8:30 a.' m. August 4th and 5th or the
. steamer Hassalo, leaving Portland on
the same dates at 8 p., m. A round
trip rate of $10.00 wll be named which
includes stopover privileges at Port
land and Astoria on return trip; .limit
15 daysf5opjr,date f sale." , Make you
leeping car .Reservations now. ' V"
If It tent an Eastman It isnt a
Kodak.;.
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THE BEST, KECREATION IS
KODAK
The easy all by daylight way
vnf picture making Vlth the both
er left oat.
We carry comply line of
Kadofcs and Kodak City good. -
Drug Co.
THE KODAK STOKE.
' Mrs. Atkinson of South La Grande
is reported considerably improved over
her condition of the past few days i !
wnich she was quite ill. :
Mrs. H. , D. Spencer of Elgin and
Miss Spencer, also of Elgin, were Sa-i
voy guests this afternoon, arriving on j
the afternoon train. ' , : .
W. R. Holmes, a prominent banker
of Elgin, and his brother, Eugene
Holmes, a well known business man
of Wallowa, are business visitors in
the city today. ,- ,
Express Shipments During the Past Week Have Replenished Our Stock
M COMBINATION PRINCESS DRESS, SHk Mccsa-
tey.MjfHy -.line Waist and Serge Skirt. This is the Newest and
Neatest Dress of the season for anything like the price
NEW ARRIVALS IN SILK COSTUMES; Light
Colors for Evening Wear. They are Beautiful Garments.
$7.50
OfY SERGES AND PANAMAS; Made with Lace
t JL J9SJ' Yokes and Sleevet. You will find nothing like them for the price in the market
Special Sale of Oxfords Still On. Men's, Ladies', Misses'
arid Ghiidrbn's, CNE-IIALF THE FORMER PRICE
Laaies and Misses Trimmed Hats, ONE-HALF PRICE
LARGE LINE OF CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY
40c to 50c Values ; . . . .
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DUE (BflDQ-OMEN OBQJtLtE GdDMtPANV
Mr. and Mrs. Frank George, of the
Arcade theatre, took their departure
h's morning for Idaho points where
Mr. George goes on business for the
People's Amusement company. ; ;
George Miller of Cove was in the
city this morning, on his way to Wal
lowa where a meeting will be held of
Elgin., Imbler and Alicel representa
tives to discuss the telephone situa
tion. , . '
O. M. Heacork arrived, -home this
morning from Salt Lake, where he at
tended a national convention of opti
cians. Mr. Heacock had a oleasant and
instructive trip. He has been one
several weeks. '
Councilman W. J. Church and Chief
of Police J. W. Walden arrived home
last evening from a short stay in the
interior of Wallowa county where they
fished in the wafers of the Wenaha.
They report a splendid trip and good
success In the Ashing line.
"-"Miss' Mar1orIe"'McCa1lT"'illss Elsa
Couch and Miss " Helen J3artlett leave
Monday morning for points In Califor
nia, The latter two named will resume
their studies In Berkeley and Pala Alto
nchools. respectively, while Miss Mc
CaJl will visit relatives at various
nolnts in Califom'a.
ro ivunute
:: Washing Compound
i Will Wash Clothes
' in Five Minutes
mid!, jn
. An Ideal Ooting. ; . .
The Oregon-Washington . Railroad
& Navigation company will have ou
sale1 August 23rd , 'special reduced
round trip tickets to the seashorv.
which will afford their patrons an op
portunity enjoy a delightful outiDg
on . the beach.' ' Also the "privilege of
stopping at Portland and Astoria. The
rate for the round trip is only $10.
Children half fare. Tickets are lim
ited to fifteen days. Make your reser
vations at the earlles' practicable mo
ment. : . ',. .' ':
Modern Maps. .
There are Ugyittlan mops' dating
from 1400 B. 0, but In spite of this
long history It has been astonishingly
dlfflcalt to make progress in charts
until very recent times. Errors are
perpetuated: truth Is forgotten: ad
vance Is slow. As late as 19(10 charts
of toe Alaskan const Issued by the
United States were said to be thirty
miles wrong., and netiriy all commer
cial map makers still represent moun
tain chains an caterpillars, and the
fringe of the short Is adorned with a
blue wavy frill.' As for railroad maps,
the less.sald the better, the great rail
road map of the northern bolt-of the
Cult ed States adorning tbe.walls of
the Broad street Pennsylvania station
In Philadelphia being distorted east
and west, north and south and other
wine, its accuracy In large part not
being over 80 per rent yet It is a more
than usually good railroad map. En
gineering Magazine.
Mlxttf Mttaphor. -
well known blsbop, speaking in
the tipper boose of Canterbury con
vocation on prayer book revision,
rather startled some of his Episcopal
brethren by declaring, according to the
Chnrcb Family Newspaper. "We are
not writing on a clean slate; there if
a good deal of fit nder the door."
gentle. Just right for young children
F. D. Halsten Furniture S.ore. 8-7-6t
FOR RENT Four good rooms. Phone
Red 42. 1505 Madison avenue. 8-3-tf
WANTED Furnished 3' to 5 room
house. Call at the Observer office
c-o O. M. 8-H-6t, '
FOR SALE Dry chain wood In any
- quantity. $1.50 per cord at the Per
ry yards. Grsnde Ronde Lumber
company Pe.rry, Ore. ., C-lG-tf
FOR 8 ALE Good header and binder
combined. 12 foot cut Deerlng
make. Inquire L. J.. Ferguson, El
gin, Oregon.
FOR RENT Part of good barn, close
in. Apply this office.
FOR SALE Two. stoated trap in first
.class condition. Inquire Dr. A. L.
Rlohardson.' . 8-4-tf
LOST A brown sack coat between
La Grande and 'Cove. Liberal re-
ward. Leave at Observer. . 8-9-4t '
FOR SALE Furniture practically
new for 12 rooms. Have lease.
phone B 3881. 905 Spring St. 8-7-6t
BOY WANTED Good, active boy for
messenger at Western Union Tel
egraph Co. . 8-11 3t
FOR RENT Furnished room. Mod
ern. Close In. Gentlemen prefer
red. Inquire this office. -
FOR RENT Four room house In
, North La Grande, Almost new, and
modern. Inquire Mrs. Anna Brooks,
care J. A. Russel, residence corner
Third and Main. 8-9-tf
O'CONNELUS
Cigair Store
Pool, Billiards, Cigars, Tobae.
and 8oft Drinks best tad
most complete line of cigars In
the city.
ObserreKs Coast League base,
ball scores every day there's a
'fame, , '
Comer Depot and Jefferson St
and EeatlEg: j
John Melviile
125 Adams Am,
LA GRANDE, ORE-
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hen you have looked over all lines of autos carried in'' LOrande and still
want a machine that will never fail, investigate
THE
MAXWEU
I BUTTERFAT 30c
20 Washings 15cts
1 40 Washings 25cts
For sale by
I Patlison Bros. j
I" 1 at the Blue Mountain Creamery. I
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STENOGRAPHER wanted at - Hot'
Lake. Call up the Lake. Good po
sltlon open. 8-12-tf, i
LOST Gold hat pin, with lopaz set,1
between La Grande and Perry oil O.1
, W. R. tc N. track, Return to Ed. j
Bolton, 1501 Adams avenue. Re-:
ward. - ' 8-12-2t
R. W. lighton, Exclusive Agen
; 'It does the woi-k and does it easier than 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.
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Repair department fixes troubles after others have tied and failed. Take your
work to him first and save time and expense. ' ' ' r j 5
inimHHHHlllH III' FOR SALE Young pony, safe andgyip
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