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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1912)
i.a (.hands evexino ottot 'T.yrjr:, atxjust 7, 1912. PAGE SEVEN j rr"r . ... CAB SERVICE , First Class Closed Cats Always Ready for the Public. 0 THE JOB DAY AND NIGHT CallBussey at O'Con-. noil's Cigar Store. He'll take care of yon. MONEY TO LOAN on farm lands in Union, Wallowa' and Baker counties. Cottoa Carnival at Galveston. Galveston. Texas, Aug. 8: Galves- ton's fourth annual Cotton Carnival , was opened today and will continue until August 18. .The management has provided a wider variety, of at tractions than In any previous year. Heading the list Is the three days pro gramme of automobile races on the beach course. The city Is elaborately decorated and thronged with visitors. I in wiiiiiiTtrirnr -r --- f Bargains In Slightly Used ars We Lave a few snaps In sllulitly used demonstrat ing cars and MIlllH.AN cars taken In cxiiinn.-e. All cars I fully (iiiurantced. (.'all or write nt mice. Michigan Auto & Buggy Co. Sf:-3T1 Hantliorne Ate, l'ortland, Oregon The Gossard Corsets They Lace in Front The first and last thought in iron: lace Corseting .h:vs bon applied to the Gossard," which Is positively the OUMilXAL FliOVr.L.UE COUSET the first In the minds ot fashionable women became, they meet the re qutrement for romfor:, convenience In adjusting nnd giving proper poise to the body. They are truly healthful. No untitle pressure is caused In con trolling the superfluous flesh they modeled on graceful lines to fit wu::icii of nil sin-.' The slender, the medium.'' the stout all enjoy them ai;':e. MANY HAY H IJ1ITATKD Til! l'KCT Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing ' 'Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND F.OUNDRY i milium m ii in mi ?33S9EX9H It was once the only front l.-.ce rn''s"t;, it Is now tiie peer tf all front lace corsets. The best talent known has In en constantly employed to maintain the original standard of quality, comfort and style. Always up. to the roquiremnts of the ever changing trend of fashion. A compote line of all sizes am! styles on hand. Price $3.50 to $8.50. MKS. ROUT. PATT1S0X, CorsetiiTC rhnnc Bed 3221. CLERKS DEFfcAT TAKING A REST Oil THE SPOKANE IIITEfiSTATE FAIR GROUNDS. In former days little attention was paid to public comfort on any fair grotitulM. tint now every potwllile convenience U provided. At the Spokane t'alr thlx full, the week of Sept. 30. there will be hundreds of comfortable benches, snnliiiry ririuk!nc fountains, rest rooms, a barber Hhop and bathroom and aa itniT lTiriiKi r.onn r.wr. tm ALLOWS HI T TWO HITS. Many Counters Hay llainrcd. Prove Inahllilj ti i Coup Willi -Coun. ter Hoppers." Special Prices ON Commercial Job Printing . For Next Thirty Days IB THE EVENING OBSERVER'S Job Department has just received a shipment of Paper Stock that was bought away below the market price. It was a cleanup sale of a paper house and we got the benefit of prices. The Savincj b Yours For we will quote low prices on all Commercial Work for the Next Thirty Days. STANDING OF THE CLIHS. Y. L" Pet Palmer Mill 4 2 .OH' Clerks 2 .607 Hankers .2 I .31!:- Railroaders 2 4 .."llti V.y dofca'lns the hankers las: even ing by a store of eistlit to one, tin clerks u r Ine i:--zh spirits and expert to gaiu the lead in the Twilight leagui the next time they meet the Inr.'hor meu. which will he ;-0i:i,j thm: u.'M week. The hankers played raeted ball on '.he field and could not solve Stout's deliveries at the plate. Fred Williams c-ent-jiTielder for the money cottmrrs. :tia(!e two diiliiult catches, anil with Hie aid of an error, two stolon bas es and a win pitch mad-' the only run for his team. Barry, tins Clerk's back .stop Is a .; catcher, hit l.nflO. and stole three bases, one of which he had to steal twice to rceivn credit for It. Umpire Lincoln handled the Indicator like a veteran and with good satisfaction. BANKERS. AB 11 II TO A Squires, ss-p ,,2 0 0 0 3 Ralston, rf I 0 0 0 0 V. If 2 ;ieddes, Ih 2 .Town, 31) 2 lickinson, c I Cuvbrlck. 2b 1 F. Williams, cf 1 Oelslager, p-ss 1 fit. ) H X- ' " N ) . i f - . much i;reeu j.-rass nii.l flowers as lu any city park. A special comfort for moiners is ine rice nursery, wnere eompeioui nurses iook nner uuuies wniif the pnrents cu.toy tlie Fair, ami the bullies will In much in evidence nt the Fair this yciir, as the special feature for Monday. Sept. 'M, Is a big baby show In whicti hundreds of babies of till kinds nnd colors will compete. Any baby is! eligible, and full particulars may be obtained by wrltlujj to the secretary of the SiHiknno lntcrxtate Fair SPOKANE 14 FAIR S2-SEPT 30 TO OCT 6 1912 ss- S 3 13 1 CLERKS. AB R H PO A E H. Bohnenkamp, cf . .3 2 2 1 0 0 Stout, n :....2 1 1 0 9 Bay, 3b 1 8 Bruce, 2b 1 1 Graves, rf 2 1 Barry, c 2 1 Reynold, ss 2 1 Scranton, lb 2 1 C. Bohnenkamp, If ..2 0 Wenaha Lumber Main 732 YOl' ST AM) A BETTER . CIIAM'E OF SEEING your house stand for many years If the lumber you usa-ln building It Is good, well-seasoned and carefully selected. That Is the very kind of lumber it will be If you purchase It from us. Our stock ofetaCMFWRY us. Our stock Is ample to choose from, and we can supply almost any grade or variety you wish, in suitable dimensions. Rrstclass Printing Price At A Low MAIN 13 MAIN 13 17 8 9 12 11 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. Bankers !.'. 0 0 1 01 Clerks 4 1 3 x-S SUMMARY. Earned runs, Clerks 2; three base hit, C. Bohnenkamp; two base hit, Scranton: struck out, by Stout 8, by Squires 2; umpire, A, L. Lincoln. T. M. C. A. IfEWiT . P Edited hv J. H. niidd. J1 4f'4 Once during each year the EuifuJoynd Y. M". C. A. offlcrrf of the Northwest meet for a few days to renew old ac quaintances, to exchange ideas, and because of these things to return home strengthened for greater work. Such a conference has just closed. Counting the ladies and other visit ors who were present there were over one hundred In attendanoe. They came from British Columbia, MontanaWash ington, Idaho and Oregon. They rep resented many types of Association work. Industrial, Railway, Employ ment, Educational, Physical, Religious, Boys work, Social and general super vision. Some people'may have the idea that these men meet far a sort of a vaca tion. Such la not the case. The Con ference Is for work. Soon afterbreak fast we gathered In the hall for a period of Bible Study under Mr. Allen the General Sec'y of Seattle. These periods proved most helpful and re ceived the approval of all. The re mainder of the day was well filled with sectional conferencea, song services, and open session with regular Inter vals for recreation and meals. Perhaps the most fundamental work was done In the sectional conferences. There we got right down to the root of things. Methods, plans, Ideas and work no matter by whom suggested were frankly discussed. La Grande has the only Y. M. C. A. of Its type In the Northwest and many of the Associations are very much In terested aa to our progress. Men let us show them that La Grand can do things. f 7 i s L H. PEARE O SON Li Grande'; Leadhg Jewelers and Optometrists . ESTABLISHED WO You will And a nice assortment . of articles suitable for wedding presents by vUltlng our store. Besides the usual large stock of diamonds and watches you will see the latest patterns In ringa, pins, neck chains, locketl. ear rings, bracelets,1 cut la p4 allYerware urblcU you can Huj as cheap as from any catalogue bouse n America quality con sidered;, CrU apj jcojr vlnced. We will examine and fit your eyes by the latest scientific methods if they give you any trouble. We grind our own lenses. . ' Watch, clock and jewelry re pairing a specialty. Adams Ave. Opposite Land Office. COOK IN COMFORT You'll envy the woman who Cooks With Electricity She doesn't spend the best part of the day In the kitchen, over a kot stove. Her kitchen Is the coolest room In the house. She can cook wherever there Is a light socket '' She gets ber meals In a Jiffy. The electric cooking device! beat fc ready (or nsc, !n fifteen seconds. No waste J no (nel to carry; no smoke nor toot; no ashea. f We carry all kinds of electric cooking; devices, from the bandy lit tle "Rndlant Grill" to the most elaborate ranges. We sell them at manufacturers' prices and make a special rate for current (or eek Ins;. This special rate makes electric cookers as economical t ase as wood or coal ranges. See the electric cooking devices at onr office, onstrato them for yon at any time. I We are glad U deai. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co, AlWATS AT YOCB 8EBY1CK li A
