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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1911.
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We have just received a new line of Men's and Worn
ens fine Dress Shoes, styles which are just out. Come in
and let us show you.
MEN'S
Loggers and
Drivers
The Washington Log
ger shoe Is made of the
best calf stock, heavy
double pegged sole, out
Bide counter. The beat
hoe at the price $0.00
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Peters, Shoe Col
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ALL FOR WEAR
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Driver. The shoes are cut from chrome calf stock.
That Is as near water proof as leather can be made.
The soles are made from packers overweight steer
hides and are surfaced, screwed and double fastened
through the shank, 14 In. h lgh. A wonder for the
price . ... . ...... ....... ..... . . ... .KUO
ALLERTON BROS.
Loggter. These shoes are band made throughout, no
machine work of any kind. Sewed with wax ends,
heavy double pegged sole, outside counter, reinforced
shank. Every bit of work done by hand. This shoe
ia worth more than the price asked .........$8.00
A. A. CUTTER & CO.
Driver. You know what the Cutter shoes are. Have
aj-eputatlon of being thie h ardest shoe to wear out on
j'he market. 12 in. top, heavy double tap pegged sole
Outside counters. Thie best shoe at any price. .
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MEN'S
Tan shoe, made of
White Bros, wil
low calf, new to
basco toe. Heavy
double sole, cord
ed edge,' fancy
tip. A youn?
man's shoe that
has all the style
there is. Priced
.......1... $M
WOMENS
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jMADE fOR. VS BY
Peters Sh
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MEN'S
Patent Colt sboe, new tobasco to, Just out. Heavy
ingle sole, fancy tip, lace or button. All sizes, C
and D width. The snappiest mo'at up-to-date shoe
on the market, priced at $.".00
Tan shoes made of White Bros. Willow calf, double
sole, Goodyear welt, corded edge, fancy tip, new col
lege toe. Button only. This shoe Is the most stylish
and popular street shoe worn, priced .$4.00
WOMENS
Patent colt, boot, hand sewed double sole, new college
toe, fancy tip. This Bhoe is the "par excellence'' of all
our shoes and for style and nif tineas has no equal.
Button or lace. Priced at ....... . . ... ...... $4.00
POS'T FORGET
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BARGAIN TABLES
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SHOES
: FULL LIXE
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Boys', Mltises', Children's
SHOES
EXGIMER WILL RECOVER;
Hurt at Lime Sunday Evening Badly
' r Bruised.
Engineer Shubert, who sustained se
vere injuries about the head and hips
Sunday night at Lime, Is resting well
at his home in this city. H-3 was stand
ing on the step of the engine watching
a part of his machinery and did not
realize he was hanging out far when
his train ran over a bridge and he was
struck on ths side of the. head and
hips by the superstructure of the
bridge. ' '
tember 2Gth at the Elks auditorium.
The young ladles who compose the
new club are Misses Mildred Cook,
Irene Murphy, Lena Jonsa, Etta Foley
and May White, which guarantees to
all a delightful evening. It is the in
rentlen of the young ladles o give an
occasional dancing party' throughout
the season. ' '
MOST OF TRACT IS SOLD.
W. K. Davis Is SHIn? Dnnhanr Wrig-ht
Tract EfowTdTy,
A few days ago W. K. Davis adver
tised In the Observer the Dunham
Wright tract of land n'ear the Cove.
Today Mr. Davis stated that over. 70
per cent of the land had been sold.
Another Indication of what Observer
advertising does. ... '
congress. He will return to La Grand
the last of the week and spend a ,J'
time here getting acquainted with th
people. '
Prominent Man In City.
Nick Sinnott, one of te best known
men In The Dalle and very 'well known
all over Eastern Oregon, was In La
Grande this morning on his way to
Lostlne where he went to look after
personal business. He has land pos
sessions In Wallowa county. Mr. Sin
nott Is one of the several men in this
district who has been talked of for
f Dissolution Jfot rrobaMp.
NeM York. Sept. 20. Judge Gary
chairman of the board of director! of
the Bteel trust, today refused to con
firm the rumor afloat that the s6ee
corporation directors have decided on
a plan of dissolution and re-organU-Ing
under new lines. .
On Friday next there will be a meet,
ing of the B. of L.F. & E. order of spe
cial Importance. All members are re
quested to attend.
. W.W. KINZIE. President.
To Have Help. A
Los Angeles, Sept. 20. That th'J
district attorney's office will have out
side help" when the McNamara trial
starts October 11 was made public to
day when It was announced that the
widows of the men killed In the Times
explosion retained Samuel Vermilyea
to assist In the prosecution
First Ball of Season.
The "Mllem" club has broken the i
ice in the social whirl for the season
end announces the first ball for Sep-
iCiassifiedl
l Advertising l
FOR RENT Partly furnished rooms
., for lightbousekeeping. Inquire of
Mrs. N. Larson, 908 cor 3rd and J.
;, 9-i5-6t ; . -
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
' Everything first class. Bath. In
quire 2201 North Fir 1 9-15-7t
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. In
quire at 2001 Second street. 9-15-6t
LOST Gold bar pin letters O. M. A.
E. Finder please return to Hill's
drug store. 9-15-6t
Prices for the best work
$1S 8et of Teeth $8.00
f 10 Gold Crowns, 22-K . . .t&JW
$10 Bridge Work (best) .. $5.00
$10 Porcelain Crowns ....$5.00
'.Teeth Cleaned $1.00
Gold Fillings ........ $LM up
Silver Fillings 7&fl
Cement Fillings ...&0e
Re-enameling $2.00
Plates repaired good as new
$1.00 ip
TWELTE TEARS GUARANTEED
(PAINLE65 Honet Work
.Ml 1010 Honest Price
. Painless
Extraction
Over lNewlin Drug Co. Depot and
Adams Avenue.
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Presbyterian Young People, Take Xo
tire. .
Rally Day next Sunday at the Sun
day Behool hour. Good lively songs.
Besides a regular printed program one
feature of -this day will be roll, call
by classes. Each teacher will report
the number enrolled, the number In at
tendance, this number of visitors and
new scholars, the number of new
scholars brought by members of the
flas, the personal work done by calls,
phone and letters to get all members
of the class out for rally day amd an
outline of policy for future iwork.
Tim school will then be divided Into
two classes and lined up on two sides
of the room and a "bring one" and
"brought onto" button contest will be
started to continue for two month. At
Uhe close of the contest the winning
side Is to be treated to Ice cream and
cake or ofhter rich delicacies and the
losing side is to have crackers ami
cheese. . ' 1
WANTED Position as . housekeeper,
Phone Red 3222. 9-14-6t
WANTED A modern , unfurnished
house at bnce. Inquire Dave Clark,
courthouse. 9-12-tf
Those Who Appreciate
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VUUl ICOJ Uiiu uuvu
Service
and contemplate enlarg
ing or changing their
Banking connections will
find it to their advant
age to consult with an
Officer or Director of
this Bank.
We refer to any of our
Customers for an expres
sion of opinion as to ser
vice rendered by us.
LOST Black auto . cushion between
La Grande and Hawes bridge up the.
river. Reward Leave at Observer )r
office. 8-81-ftf
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
FOR SALE A desirable home, on rea
sonable terms and easy payments;
a nine-room house with acre of I
land; good location. Address P. O.
box 254, Wallowa, Or. (A. 19. S 19.)
FOR SALE Dry chain wood in any
quantity. $1.50 per cord at the Per
ry yards. Grande Ronde Lumber
company Pe.rry. Ore. 6-15-tf
WANTED School girl to work for
room and board. Mrs. C. Ralston, j
1409 Wash. 9-19-tf )
FOR SALE A good milch cow. In
quire J. D. Kerr, 701 Adams and
Flrsst 9-16-7t
WANTED T6 buy a home In La
Grande. Have $500.00 cash to pay
down. Address G. A R. care Ob
server 9-16-4t
WANTED School girl to work for
board and room. Phone Black 112.
v :.- ' 9-16-6t .
FOR RENT Furnished ; sleeping
. rooms. Also fine housekeeping
suites, strictly modern. Inquire 905
j Spring- street Phone Black 388 '
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Mrs. Green of Atchison. Kansas.
who is visiting her brother, Walter M.
Pierce of Hot Lake, (w as In La Grande
last evening. . '
Mrs. E. Z. Carbine and thn rnnr
members of the family will leave In a
iew uays to join Mr. Carbine who Is
extensively Interested In farming In
Old Mexico.
Haradon'8 Tru-Fruit
Chocolates
and Marshmallows.
. Made Just Right.
No Imitation Flavors.
All Leading Confectioners
Sell Them.
Steel Ranges
Are the B E S T
We guarantee every part for
25 years. Will allow you 30 day3
trial and sell them on easy pay
ments. RANGES $25 to $75
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One Hundred Dozen
Schram Jars
Must close out these
. in the next 10 days.
Special Price3 to Clojs
Phone us your orders
F. D. HAISTEK
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS