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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1912)
Gowns $ .65 Gowns, Sale Price i;.!.! v; '' -.....$ .33 .85 Gowns, Sale Price ....... .44 1.00 Gowns, Sale Price : .. .50 1.25 Gowns, Sale Price ........... .63 1.50 Gowns, Sale Price - .75 2.00 Gowns, Sale Price ....................-......:..........:. ... 1.00 2.50 Gowns, Sale Price ............:......:f.....:...:..:..i..... 1.25 3.00 Gowns, Sale Price 1.50 3.50 Gowns, Sale Price .............. 1.75 Skirts $ .50 Skirts, Sale Price $ .25 .75 Skirts, Sale Price :. .... .38 1.00 Skirts, Sale Price .50 1.25 Skirts, Sale Price .63 1.50 Skirts, Sale Price - .75 2.00 Skirts, Sale Price 1.00 2.50 Skirts, Sale Price,,,',.: :,,,,. : 1.25 3.00 Skirts, Sale Price ' 1.50 3.50 Skirts, Sale Price 1.75 4.00 Skirts, Sale Price 2.00 Corset Covers $ .65 Corset Covers, Sale Price . .. $ .33, .85 Corset Covers, Sale Price .43 1.00 Corset Covers, Sale Price .50 1.25 Corset Covers, Sale Price .63 1.50 Corset Covers, Sale Price .75 2.00 Corset Covers, Sale Price 1.00 0 200 AT TABLE, FORECAST PLATE SALE FOB BANQUET FBI 5 . DAY BIO. Xver 2IMI Tlcketa Disponed of in h Few Honrs Yesterday. "Ovor 200 have already signed up for ' plates at the Commercial club ban quet lu the now quarters 'Honnii hall next Friday night and a great num txer of the plates are reserved for la 01es. This Is the first banquet of Us IKlnd In several years when ladies have been honored guests and that the fes lal boards will be surrounded by even ; tip men and women Is foreordained. President P. A. Robinson, R. Polack. PAY CASH AND BUY RIGHT 6 Bars Pearl White Soap - 25c 7 Bars Diamond C Soap - - 25c 8 Bars Tepee Soap - - - 25c We deliver to all parts of the city Dalton's Gash Store M 2nd Door West of Postoffice W.K.. Jones and C. H. Gore yesterday formed a committee which signed up over 200 plutoa In a few hours and the sale is still going on. ' After dinner speeches will probably not be ninny or long and the event Is more of a get together event thnn any other purpose, The banquet room will comfortably sent 22". mid that number will ho doubt be disposed of. (OJUIISSIOXKB ACQUITTED. Jury Finds Accused Official 'ot Guil ty After 19 Hours. Olympln, Jan. 30. Arter J'J hours of deliberation a Jury today returned a verdict of acquittal in the cuse of, Jo seph Snow, formerly highway commis sioner, charged with grand larceny tor retaining $2,000 paid, by the Mil waukee road for lands In the Snoqual mle Pass. The ract was brought out that he had never been arrested nor pleaded on the charge but submitted to trinl voluntarily. 1-2 A Of Our Entire Line of Muslin Under wear. Your Choice of The Entire Stock At Just 1-2 - Price. Ge BAKER 1 Ti T FOR F1HST TIME BIVAL TEAMS ARE TO MEET. Diixketlmll Added to List of Athletic .. Contests Between Selwiols. Baker and La Grande will meet In battle royal next Thursday evening on the high school gymnasium when the two rival schools meet to -contest their wits and strength In basketball. After considerable uncertainties as to the precise date of the game, Managor Bohnenkamp today received final in structions to prepare for the game on Thursday night, and so be It. The school teams are pitted against each other In good natured rivalry and as this Is the first time In many years that basketball teams representing the two towns have met, the outcome will certainly be of great Interest. Baker Is always a come back community and because Union nosed out a narrow vic tory last week Is not indicative of poor teams at Baker. On the other hand the defeat has served to whip Baker Into line and she. will come at La Grande with a vim. Hard practice to get the team Into shape for the game will end tonight, ns the team has boon expecting the gnme and got ready for It. The admission to adults will he 35 cents and to children 25 cents. The gnmo commences at 8 o'clock. DKST1ST LOCATES HERE. Br. Ohmart Takes Over Modern len. tal Concern. Dr. T. C. Ohmart, locnl mauager for the La Grande branch of the Modern dentists located over the Newlln Drug store, Depot street and Adams ave nue, recently purchased this office I N P ace L E be from the corporation and will make La Grande his permanent home. The doctor has been In their em ploy as manager of several different branch offices during the past five years. His fifteen years' experience a& a student, practitioner and business manager enables him to render the skillful service necessary to establish and hold the most satisfied patronage. His motto haB always been: "The high est class service at the most reason able prices." Dr. Ohmart was born in North Man chester, Indiana, his father was a suc cessful physician and his mother a musician. While in his home town he served two years' apprenticeship under C. H. Risser, D. D. S., then in New York City he served one year ap prenticeship under E. E. Minner, M. D., D. D. S., three years under C. Fred Gould, D. D. S., Sioux City, Iowa. These men were leaders in their com munity In different specialities In the science of dental medicine. Dr. Ohmart is a graduate of the North Pacific college of dentistry where, he received the degree of doc tor of dental medicine. WALSH'S WILL STALLED. Court Refuses to Probate Document Disinherited Son Profits. Chicago, Jan. 30. The probate of John Walsh's will, who died soon af ter his release from Leavenworth prls on, was refused by Judge Cutting to day on the grounds that the witnesses to the will refused to swear that the banker was of sound mind when the doouraent was executed. The widow wilt be made administratrix and John Jr., whom the father, disinherited, will which was left to the widow. VICTIM'S WIDOW IXSAE. Body of Husband Denied Her, Widow GrleTes and Is 'ow Insane, New York, Jan. 30. Penniless and hungry with her husband's body de nied her, because workers are too busy looking for gold In the vaults, to re cover the corpse, Mrs. Frank Nolder, a widow of the watchman who perish Combination Corset Cover and Drawers or Shirt $1.00, Combinations, 1.50 Combinations 1.75 Combinations, 2.00 Combinations, 2.50 Combinations, 3.00 Combinations, 3.50 Combinations, 4.00 Combinations, 5.00 Combinations, Drawers $ 25 Drawers, Sale Price .................................:.....$ .13 .35 Drawers, Sale Price ....... .18 .45 Drawers, Sale Price . , .23 .50 Drawers, Sale Price ...........-...:..;.r............-;.;.25 .75 Drawers, Sale Price .,;1' "" , ' .38 1.00 Drawers, Sale Price .50 1.25 Drawers, Sale Price :,;,:;;,:,.,, .63 1.50 Drawers, Sale Price ... . . . .- .75 2.00 Drawers, Sale Price .- 1.00 2.50 Drawers, Sale Price 1.25 Chemise $1.00Chemise, Sale Price ....$ .50 1.25 Chemise, Sale Price ........ .63 .1.50 Chemise, Sale Price .75 1.75 Chemise, Sale Price ............... .88 2.00 Chemise, Sale Price 1.00 2.50 Chemise, Sale Price .... 1.25 s ed In the Equttablefcullding fire, is a raving maniac. She was found at her home shrieking under the belief she was trying to remove girders from her body. Paul Jones' Niece Starves. Paris, Jan. 30. Dead of starvation the body of Varlan Gombault, a grand niece of Admiral Paul Jones, was found in' a room in a cheap lodging house, surrounded by a few relics of her former wealth. IMPORTANT! Notwithstanding the consider . able Increased cost of buttons and material our, unparalleled facilities and our perfect or ganization have enabled us not only to continue our former schedule of popular prices, but in many Instances we have made downward revisions, thus prov ing beyond question the "square policy" on which our "square policy" on which our or ganization is built and demon strating the advantages of be coming allied with a firm like NO. 8 DEPOT STREBS City Dye Sale Price ....$ .50 Sale Price '"" .75 Sale Price ...... .88 Sale Price j... ....... ..J. 1.00 Sale Price r.l..........i:.... 1.25 Sale Price 1.50 Sale Price 1.75 Sale Price 2.00 Sale Price ' '2.50 FOR RENT New : modern cottage with basement. Inquire Julius Fishr er or phone B. 3492. l-30-10t LOST A- cameo brooch on Adams or Main avenues Sunday. Leave at Ob server office. Reasonable reward. , l-l-30,3t ' Edr.a May, of musical comedy fame, now Mrs. Jesse Lewisohn, .has been cf ferel a part in a new which Robert Lovalne is about to put on in London. Her decision has not yet been given. i 1 tar ours wlhch is ever ready to share with its patrons every saving saving in cost of product which It is possible to effect, without sacrificing the high standard of warkmanshlp. Atrial one Job just the op ortunity to demonstrate to you the masterly service and the perfect satisfaction we can give you and we feel confident that we shall have your constant patronage A trial is all we ask. PHONE MAIN 6t 7 flJ L raitta: Works
