La Grande evening observer., April 12, 1913, Image 4

PAG! FOTTR
LA itRANBE EVENING OBSERVER.
SATURDAY,- APRIL 12; 1913.
THE ' OBSERVER
. BRUCE DEN N iS
EDITOR AXI OWNER. --alerts'
at the postofTIre at La tirando,
Oregon, seton elan natter.
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
the large domain east of the Cas
cade. No community could have a bright
er outlook for the coming rear than
haa this cmmunKy.
GAT HEVELBY.
'Continued from Pace 1.)
BaTJr, tingle cap;
ell 7, per week ..,
fly. per month ,
..lie
..Me
HIGH WATER STILL PROBABLE
myself but I never want my daughter
to see the night life In Chicago cafes."
Two other Poorta women who were
out seeing the sights went into hys
terics when he Investigators order-
. ed them and ther male companions
The Observer is not at .alarmist, , .. . . , , . ,. ,
to climb Into an automobile and go
but we wish to call attention to the wlth tTiem to h(lfeX A womajl
probability of high water In the val- f another slumming- expedition leaped
ley. The Grand Ronde river U stead
ily rising and when it Is considered
that there is a watershed comprising
about S50 square miles of territory,
, most of which Is covered with from
two to four feet of snow the conclu
sion is easily' drawn that high water
hi likely. '
No better money could be spent by
the ckty Khan to have everything In
readiness should the river start to
break over. A few hundred dollars
expended for preparation might save
thousands of dollars worth of prop
erty. 'It has been many years since we
had Wgh water here, but history has
a habit of repeating herself which
means that high water Is again pos
sible, and Indeed quite probable, this
year.
head first through a window of an
other cafe on Wabash avenue.
Wcnie.n from respectable homes
ajid social ceiKers. who were found
The Home of r ' '
FOWNE'S GLOVES
for both men and women.
$1.50 up.
HENDERSON and NEMO
CORSETS
in the latest approved mod-
els. I
THIS STORE OF BETTER VALUES AND GREATER SELECTIONS OFFERS THE MOST COM
PLETE LINE OF SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE EVER SHOWN IN LA GRANDE.
EACH DAT SEES NEW ARRIVALS FROM THE STYLE CENTERS OF AMERICA.
SPRING STYLES NOW READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
THE EVER GROWING LA GRANDE
, In the redllght district, fell on their
knees and begged the Investigators to
j release them. Men waved handfuls of
money of large denomination and
i vainly pleaded to be allowed to go
.j; , x. . ..
; niujiig ino investigation DIOCK-
ed all exits and none were allowed
to escape.
When the group reached the hotel.
mairman Calloy invited them to be
seated. None did and all were a aor- j
ry spectacle. "We want Information
on the latest smut songs and animal
dances." he said.
Following a conference of the prob
ers. It was announced .the names of
the witnesses wouldn't be published.
one of the Peoria women Is a divorc
ed wife of a prominent publisher and
another Is equally iromlnent.
JMKhKT JBWS. !
Excavations are to be seen In all
pw-ta of the city. Irew dirt is being
turned dally. And H all means there
re to be more resdences and more
people to All them. IT means that
without a boom La Grande Is showlna The local mnrW
the most wonderful growth of any j Egfl an Batter.
cKy In Oregon, size considered; It Fresh rancheeggs-2Sc
TJT ,nbM ,eM on Butter-Fancy creamery, 40 cents 1
which this city commercially stands lb. roll- 2 lb roll SOc
"LK.t0 k " a emlnent I tutter-l lb. "roll 40c; 2 lb
position of metropolis and capital of roll 70c
Vgtahlw aa XlseellaaMas,
Onions $2.00 cwt, small lota 2e
Young onions 5c.
Potatoes SOe per cwt
R.nnr White n t-f. Una. loeonul
Radishes (California grown) 6c.
Cabbage 2Hc
Spinach 3 lbs. for 25c.
Frolt, Ei.
Home grown apples 60c.
Oranges 3550c.
HsnAnH--- nr (r,
Orape fruit 2 for 2".c.
sugar fruit sugar, retail (cash)
lii.0; same grade 30. days, 16.10.
noet sugar, cash $5.50: thirty days.
IN THE MEN'S STORE
You will find. the best styles from the following
makers of better clothing and furnishings.
BENJAMIN SUITS
$20.00 to $30.00
SOCIETY BRAND SUITS
$20.00 to $30.00
HIRSCH, WICKWIRE & CO. SUITS
' . $22.50 to $35.00
FIDELITY $15.00 SUITS
XTRAGOOD BOYS' SUITS
$5.00 to $10.00
KENYON WEATHERPROOF COATS
$12.50 to $22.50
v MANHATTAN SHIRTS
$1.50 to $2.50
GORDON $3.00 HATS
STETSON $4.00 and $5.00 HATS
4 J. E. TILT SHOES
$4.00 to. $5.00
IN THE SHOE DEPARTMENT.
all the shades and lasts that are proving so popu
lar this season in the following makes:
PINGREE SHOES AND OXFORDS
$3.50 to $5.00
UTZ & DUNN SHOES AND OXFORDS
$3.50 to $5.00
EDUCATOR SHOES AND OXFORDS
For Misses and Children.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
looks the part of spring, with the wonderful array
of beautiful shapes and shades. Every popular
style tendency is shown in many charming varia
tions.
Sole Agents for .
GAGE BROS" PATTERN HATS
...The hats with a distinguished air of individuality
and exelusiveness.
April21st 1913
VSIT OUR READY-TO WEAR DEPARTMENT
Ploj pout, an UnZlZZ S ,5
I
If! H
NEW SILK DRESSES
DAINTY LINGERIE WAISTS
PURITAN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
NEW HOUSE DRESSES
IMPORTED CREPE KIMONAS
BLUE SERGE SUITS
2 for 2"c
50c.
See Paper Next Week
Plumbing Heating
J. G. DURST
C: rl r ii r,
bsuuiries netrruiiy rurn-J
isned. rYompt Attention
to repair Work. - - .
Phone Red 3191
Res. Red 3351
5.90.
Lemons 15c.
Celery (California) 15c
Honey 20c. 3 lbs. for
Green peppers 20c lb.
i Turnips 2c lb.
Asparagus (California) 2 lbs. ;
Rhubarb 2 lbs. for 25c.
Green peas (Cal.) 20c, 2 for 35c
Fowl and .MIsccllimeoiiR.
Ducks, dressed. 18c.
Geese Dressed 18c.
IT
SHERRYS
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Notice to the Public.
Hlckok and Otis open an engaae-
ment a: th's nonnlar hmi..
row, This act comes highly recom
mended and they are known as vau
deville sweetest singers. They have
been on one of the big aitntntinni
on the large cireul'.s and aro bit their
way east. M'ss Hiokok U the niece
of ex-President Taft and is known
a sthe youngest prima donna on the
American stage. Aee 17- wflleht so
pounds and height five feet. She
the young lady taht .New York term
ed the Child Melba. Tomorrow's pit
lure program Is a very strong and at
ice Soda
Served
2"tou"!"" floods iothe amount
w.ij ui muic win oe served
The Test of Time
" tedreTare9 Und" Whlch b'nk U oper
This bank has been In business twenty-sli years.
It ha. rown steadily , lt ha8 become , of .
iuosl prouporou. flnam-u. Innllutloni In the West.
tlv. business men who transact their business here; also bv an
earned surplus of I130.0v0.oo. ,, work 0f time and Ih. re.M. of
conservative management
' bTkl". " ,0 ,h8e Wh PP" the best In
La Grande National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
Capital. $100,000.00 Surplus. Iim.ow.oo Resources. 1.100.000.04,
DISIfl.f ATED DErOSITOBT OF I'MTED ST ATM GOTERXMEXT
CMTEI STATES POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOWTOBT.
All closets In the sewer . districts
must be filled Im. This becomes im
perative at this season of the year
as Hies v.111 soon be with us and wa
ter closets are a source of hreo.iini,
and hould be taken care of ijnmedl-.
aiely. Otherw'se official notice !
-...V piMftllUU IB
be served by the health deDartjnnt r.t r,.i..
.uu me proper owners
compelled to comply to this request FOR RENT-Furnished
",c -"y win nu tnese cess pools
and closet holes and charge to the
property owners. O hope that 0ls
notice will be sufficient. .for gALB OR RENT Four room
,1Mt house on North Fourth street. ,T
City Physician. nuire SQ1 Main aven... . 4-12-2t
Soda Water Free
on Saturday Next
s
housekeen-
ing rooms. Phone Black 392 or call
I3(M O avenue. 4-3-lnt
mLtl ZS!HS!'t0f'"'-'i our anl as a
r-- -""-v-j uii oaiui uay.
Newlin Drug Store
I have three sworn enemies---
.1 4
the dmnkard, heavy drinker,
and the man who craves rough'
strong, high-proof whiskey
Cyrus Noble
W. J. VAN SCHTJYVER & CO.
General Agents
. ., WIS.