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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1911)
Every Man Wte i i , mm a " - t . hi rrn ll . . . 1 ; u - : . .Buys liqes We are after you MrTMan. We want you for a permanent customer; and we'll give vou such unusual values for your money that you'll Jbe a .constant -. customer: of . ours . and recommend us to your friends as well :-' ' - :"r Sooner' or later you are going to find out that ifs decid edly, to your best in terests to trade here Our customers are all pleased custom ers, because we see to it that they al ways get satisfaction With every suit, from $15.00 up, a I ry Hat j i oft or Stiff. All New Shapes and i Shades. L " Mallo i Find out about the advantages of qual ity, service and price to be exclusively ob tamed at this store. It will pay you. Come and see the uncommon values we are offering. You will always , find us glad to show goods. ( ' - ,.Jc r wV ' S j - 1. ! I I I II II I 'I II ' 1 "'jp vf f ' t V b j J feti CwH ItIO I, ii'ir r...6iifi tcHLon woi ca SCRANTON THE STORE THAT SATISFIES CLEANING AJTD FRTSSING CALLED FOB AITD DELITEKED. u 7 Ma&cs Home Bafemg fasj; No other aid to the housewife is so great, no other agent so useful and certain in making delicious, wholesome food t , . 1 .. K ' The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Uo Aiuta Uo Umo Phosphates ENTERPRISE S WIN FIGII I T WILL ENTEBiTAIJr EASTERN ORE 00X TEACHERS NEXT. Pendleton Threatens to Withdraw Front the Association. Hrs. McCaBj Pirse. Bamond fiwao. vfeo realdes at 14 J4 Wttk atreet. has established a rc- rC tor faoooaqr which it wtll pa oth- r rounx ntM to ooMdato, nju the Saker Herald, guadar eveolnc he tooad purse Fnnr 160 or more -and from Ue ooatmta learned that it alht belong to Mrs. IfcCnller of Jo ! ret ura railroad ticket from fiaker to Joseph aad other raluablea were toduded Wfth the moaer In the puiie. Bvlf on Ifonla morals Mr. Swan iwim oTor tke ettr fbr the awn. r T die Burse. Mr. 6vaa U a Baker prodact of ood. haHa been bora and B0 a thU dir. Latelf be as Mlfered from a aerere attack of tMnsaUra, which aialadr hma left , (H loo rBk for hearr work. From boyhood he haa been a helpful mem ber or Baaer's rolunteer fire depart ment, and he has been actlre in the clean sports and enterprises of Ba ker's young athletes. He Is so modest that he was not anxious to hare It known who found the purse. Beal of the circuit court' of the state of Oregon for the county of Union, bearing date the 17th day of Novem ber. 1911. which lurirmant rendered, entered of record and dock-1 eted In said court on the 8th day of November, 1911, in a suit wherein Christiana Haak was plaintiff, and, A. H. Sunderman, Lulu M. Suaderman, his wife, Northern Trust company, a corporation, James H. Gwlnn, trus tee, and Henry Henntng were defend ants said Judgment being in favor of j said plaintiff and against said defend ants for the Hum nf onn nn mitt, in. Enterprise was selected as the next - tereat thereon at the rate of 10 per meeting place of the Eastern Oregon J cent 'rm the 17th day of February, Teachers' convention next year, bring 191(. the further sum of $250.00 as at ing that convention Into Wallowa j torrey's fees, and for plaintiff's costs county for the first time in history. "",1 Hsburseraents in said suit taxeJ Bi-inerprise was chosen after a stormy Rt zi.7& and said judgment also be-' session In which Pendleton, the other' ln8 la favor of the said defendant,.' cuuienaer ror tne distinction, threat-1 James owinn, trustee, upon his coun ened to withdraw. It Is said, from the ' ter complaint founded upon the debt association unless granted the re-Unl mortgage set forth therein, anl f quest. The matter was settled by a K&lnat the said defendants, A. H. vote giving Enterprise the choice. To-j Sunderman and Lulu Ml Sunderman, day noon no further effort had been nl wife, for the sum of $1153.70 with made by Pendleton to withdraw and it interest thereon at the rate of S per is believed the threat came' In the 'cent per annum from the 4th day of heat of excitement. ADrll. 1811 th fnrthnr Slim r9 flftAAA r w m va. wavvivv. mm avvar fjuu AVI UCtOllUaliC James H. Owinn, trustee's costs and j disbursements In said suit taxed at $21.601 will on .Wednesday, the Srd j day of January, 1912, at the hour of vniee BnOdlags, Banks. Conrt Honse 10 o clock, a. m. of said day, at the and City Offices to dose. " "oat dpor of the court house In tne ' city of La Grande, Union county, Ore Court hnnaa k..i. ran. sell t nnhllr. aurtlnn im Vilol.- wu.vun, unuu, BWrOB, - ' - a- -. w vv, v.v iuqu- city recorder's pffice and In fact, every e8t hldder for cash, to satisfy, first, tho vuuiic ouice wui oe closed all Jay to- ipiwuun a yaagment, mteres dlst Episcopal church. South, asaem bled' here today and was called to or der by President W. L. Duren of Tupe lo. Bishop Wilson of Baltimore will preside over the week's session. Chicagoan Takes Canadian Bride Ottawa, Ont., rrov. 29. All Saints' church was the scene of a large and fashionable wedding today, when Miss Irene Bate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs T. Cameron Bate and granddaughter of Sir Henry Bate, became the bride of Dr. William C. Meecham of Chicago. The boys appetite is often the source of amazement. If you would have auch an appetite take Chamber lain's Tablets. They not only create a healthy appetite, but strengthen the stomach and enable it to do Its work naturally. For sale by all dealers. : - - - - ------- i p'pmpii i Vitwmwmmmfmmimmii I ' . i- ... ine l Grande delegation Is ex pected home this afternoon. HOLIDAY GENERAL. I morrow. It will b a enerl holiday ' COBt ftn1 tflBburiementt and accralnf i CLX DAK CE TONIGHT ' v The Blks will aire their danc tonight as previously aanoonced. fiome misunderstood that ' the date had been changed. Suet. Is not the case and this evening first class music will be furnish- ed and every Elk and hts lady will be welcome at th nw a home. . , a . TWok. " "How did yon find the weather In! London r asked the friend of the rs- turned tnvalav - .i - ' . ' - " . w. wv. ttv. "Ton don't have to find the weather Tp. 3 8. J4 S3V4,. EJ. W. M., together London." replied the traveler. "It Damps Into you at every corner." Ufa. To give up of your own win whs would cost too much In time and strength la not failure It Is success. SBKKLFrS SALE. NOT1CB IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, by virtue of an execution and order of "ale of heretofore mortgaged real casts, and, thereafter, the defendant's James H. Gwlnn, Trustee, judgment, Interest, costs and disbursements and accruing costs, the following describ ed real property, to-wit: All of flee 36, Tp. 3 8. R. 33 B. W. M.. wV4 aid the W of KU, nf Rtu 9a and Holiday - Goods at with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belonging or In anywwe, appertaining. In Union coun ty, Oregon. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 7th day of November, lju. P". P. CHILDEH8, Sheriff , of Union countr. Oreran. j wkly 12-1-8-16-22-69 EIsslsslpjl W. i. Ceifereaoa, acun. Hmu TWisr si ana.. property. Issued oat of and under the'. Mississippi conference of the Sfetho- Baltoifsash Store. Vile Save You Money Second Door West of Postoffice 'll r iftdmmammf.'fffili:: nf u."iirfii fl
