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PAGE 4 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1912. j I- In 1. s 0 .' .ii M h II i ; THE OBSERVER BFUCE DENNIS EDITOR ABD OWJEB. riocs or aay ilr brilet It ii U wnes !e '- of :i ci' swi&e wide opew to all. i Tonjorrow is La Grant lr od t ( ... v .VI. S. iaClcB appear. t.Hre u ' f tie Observer. La Graad. will SsUre4 at tie p(ffle at La 6f .'tt tiere several i oui 4 strong. Ttis i IrtfM, m oewai da aaatter. Viy loots forward witi oikI latere ) u- tie fcio u4 aow thM tie; ' f rakds ar. cvobd there u bo flseauc-a lu to tie Urji areolaaee frai here , scb&ckiptioj rates. ay, ty Mr?, bct wee M, par bms .lit If Ismsy were o!y a ritiren of thii! " 'country, the jxwp'.e cou'.J tire him tie) ..olltade be desires, by eJeniaj aia! ice presides- i TI! BIG SHOW AT CHIOS. Tomorrow begin the fourth Anna; ' I (BUG TKIAL IS 5EAB E- Ura Stock show at talon, and It wUl'CIrrait fart Will Be l4y ler 5etj to aa event of s-ret Interest froai l" Ts Evewla. erera joint of view. First. It will eoU a sreat iuabj of tie best spec- The trU! cf Go.-? Crt is coai--axeo of live stock la three oocatiei; jmeiiced in earsm th'i laoming andj u4. U will caose breeders to see'bonJd be completed late tbU ereolng. ua others sVjck aod leam of the' A grand Jurjr report has been aatklp-, Tiflerent strains of blood br sight P' all day and wJ! prohibit be: and fversooal eaamioatJon; third. It'U t5 will bring the iople of tiree coun-i ; Oea closer together because the Union j W. C. T. T. POSTPONED. , lire Stock show has become a tlace - f meeting. j Htr Shew feafllrt aaj Date Is Set The man who settled in Wa!loa! fer Vtl Salsriay. 0-jt.tj the same rear tiat some o'.het j ' j san sttle4 la the Grande Ronde will 1 The W. C. T. C. wbUb was to haye V present and they will dlscnas ear-1 with Mrs T. H. Green tomorrow.: tf days and early hardships. Tbe" postponH until Saturdiy.! Bts who entered Eaker county In the,TM U because of the horse show to- ; ays of the Aoburn placers will meet morro wl"a 60 mn', Gr"de peo friend whom be has not seen for I f'e M a-.tend tie stock show. years. Thus will follow an exchange f pleasantrl that makes life worth Drlnt, that hrtnfs oat tie sociable side of mankind. There Is no hospi tality like the early days' hospitality and Teton people will endearor t carry that braud along with their stock show B'PiTone Is welcome at OS JUNE SAVIN1 "In Timely New Merchandise" Extraordinary Bargains in Silk Gloves "Kayser" and "Centemere" Makes LOT 1. Silk Gloves 35c, regular 50c gloves, double tips and two clasp. All Shades. ' LOT 2. Short Silk Gloves 55c, regular 75c gloves," reiuforced through out. All shades of the rainbow. Arcade Theatre FATE'S I.Ti:Kf EITI05 A liig'i ln. lil'jgrapb draiii i, above tlielr usual fi'andard of excellence, n excellent story. CUTm IilGS KESdE A fine Lubln Ktory full of ex citement atjj thrilling sltua'loiu TAIIJEVIL1.K Clean and refineO. IMKTOB An EsKanay ro:i.e.ly un'i a la nab in every picture. PrpsrtAL AITAIK A f.'atore film by Edison A comely of comHlcs. X AltSH ALL A (iItEE'.( WAY Spanl music and effects. GOOD MUSIC r V 1 - 1 ' 'i LOT 3. Long Silk Gloves 79c, regular $1.25 gloves, in full 16 button length. Reinforced. Three Special Oxford Sales LOT 1. Ladies Oxfords 98c per pair. Value up to $4.00 LOT 2. Mens Oxfords $1.25 per pair. Regular $3.50 and $4.00 values. LOT 3. Mens Oxfords $1.98, rebular $4.00 and $5.00 values. Italian Silk Hosiery $1.19 pair Regular $1.50 and $1.75 values. All Colors. All Sizes 7 e. n9 i L V .Awi Isy t! v k.-'s ot ui-i'..ra mrthols mu' h ( the ii- :.!:U work v.iAib U cl-.t.e to'i'.y is paini-'ds ai:'l t!;e balance is u,uch paiuful thin heretofore. New ma"S-t':'-t'f.-; ir- aplK-arit.g on ii.e B' -ii an ) ji.t-iUctli" of operating v..ich .tc not (Iretini.l of a fw y.ars Bgo are employecl ly tiiose who kep a!rea.-t of the ' ti!ncu and r.'i:.ter STvire Is rHi liT.'d 'o .the hu:uan family than wis povl,le a few years sro. Von no lor.jfT hesitate to have a nerve removed from a tooth for you know !t ran be done with so little pain that It !s not worh monflonlne. We ar pvpt at the sr?lre of the publlr. PR. STETENS0. eason oaie... of all Ladies Suits, Coats Skirts and Silk and Wool Dresses S' ABSOLUTELY NONE RESERVED All the wanted styles and materials included in this extraordinary offering. Select your suit, coat or dress today NEW MESSALINE PETTICOATS $2.93 Shades t: match evers gown. Would be a good value at $4.00. While they list $2.98 I N. WEST THE QUALITY STORE A Working Capital of Over $215,000.00 Inspires Confidence in This Bank. A BAD SPILL Tho .lability of th! Institution, Tho substantial men behind It, It. reputation for progre-ilvcness, It. I.rte loaning capacity I .; lr!t of srrornmod.l'ion, '"a ':' ted cui oniers : . OC. I pgate over 1700.- K -te your Interests bv Allying yourself as a depositor with "-,m ,n8 nl successful In.'tltutlon. LaG ranu LA GR CAPITAL . SURPLUS . RESOURCES National Bank i I UDE, OREGON. . . $ 100,000 00 . . 115.000.00 . 1 .000.000.00 United Stat es l depository will often spoil a suit of clotbea apparit!y. Put ne ran fresh en teni up inj make them Icok ss gooj as r.eir again. We have a system that Is Infallible and we never Injure a fabric. Id cleaning and pressing we take lbs lead and enjoy the patron age of the most particular peo ple. Suppose you give up your next Job In our HneT Tou will Bnd the work as pleasing as the price la small. Ladles' Wblte Gloves cleaned free until June 1st. The WARDROBE Gossard The luxifty of a Gossard cor set is a Real Economy. Your satisfaction with thein ana a Knowledge that you nave the best is worth many rimes the price. They are durable ail are made of the best materials. jThe steels will not rust They are guaranteed. A complete line always on hand. Prices $3.50 to $3.50 MRS. ROBT. PATTISON, Phone Red 3221. Corsetiere. HALF OF YOrB LIFE Is spent In j.nr working clothes Are jon satined wKh the kind jon are wearing! Too will he more than satisfied If yon wear BATS' BIG FITF. BRATlD Mowing the Lawn j Well, it would not be half so hard if you I would take the mower and have it sharpened 1 r i EIGHTON them factory wa7. hence hia de cidea access. See him at once and save musch . d cuss words. ' 4.4'