La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1913, Image 4

MONDAY, JTJKE 30, 1913
fcAGfcFOUR
PAPER ON PARK GROUNDS. :M
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A New Suit for the 4th
of a savirw9ti-4 tb l the price I
BENJAMIN SUITS HIRSCH WIOKWIR3
Regular $20.00 to $30.00 SUITS ,
$15.00 to $22.50 Reffulax $25 00 to $30 00
: Now $18.75 to $22.50
mJlANT) TOELIW15 SUITS
' ' 'f fUATH .. "Guaranteed Pure :
Regular $20.00 $o $27.50 . -wool."
Now $15.00 to $20.65: Now $11.25
v Gen. Rosalie Jones, the hikist is
going on the lecture platform. When
Bryan quit lecturing it made room on
the platform for a lot of new ones.
Regular subscribers to the Ob- 8
server can obtain their evening v
What must vou do when'the (rlrl! nlu at rti nark booth and a
yawns? Well, speaking from exper-' those who are not regular sub-
ience, that's the time for you to round - r-Tti k
into the home stretch.
Each American is said to consume
40 pounds of sugar annually. Thirty
nine pounds of it are used for deaden
ing the taste of boarding house cof
fee. . . !:; t-" ' . - ,
? the same place each evening the f
i rest of the week.
-:. ' G. A. R. Gathering Grows.
'-Gettysburg. June 80. With thirty
thousand veterans of the Blue and
Gray already .on the battlefied I and
iniiponi mm mmim? bv Tues-
Some people are broadened by ,trav- hv. m ncmes of the historic battle
el and education, and you can also get are to be fought over again. The griz-1
fat b eating plenty and sitting sled 'soldiers are' here attending e i
: :, , .; .-...;. ;., I esemirV'eniennJtu ceieuranwii ui
w I - rZAtahiif4V K1W1A TTHinH 111-
1 V JirVJ r-t '.. . -
Xtragood boys' suits
Regular. .5.00 to $10.
,Now.;$3.75 to $70
I eluding the Washington delegation of
Way scouts" cared. iop theif baggaee.
100 Men's and Young Men's ;
High Grade Suits .U..U.L.i-
Half Price
Lot I
$2.00 to $3.00
Drees Shirts
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98c
Lot2
$1.25 to $175
Dress Shirts :..
49c
Every Article in the Store at a Sacritice
West's Remodeling Sale
"This vpjir Nat Goodwin and. Do Wolf "Mmr
itfopper each Celebrated the fifth be- J"?; " o'd veterans refused to
rule in huiawiuuiico iiv;iiiiis w t. ...
At least twenty-two governors are ex
pected to attend the reunion.
for theFourtlj.
jlbbrtTONAL 'PERSONALS v
: San-'Diecro. June 8ft:-U. S. Grant;
, Jr., obtained a license todav to marry
It . -Mrs America worRiimn tthi, b wiu
v; t .,.' j-., . fV"" "'How pnemen the'son .of
T 1 -j ,v Vi i; i'. rathe famous Civil, warjreneral was fln-i'
Howard Geddec went to- Baker thi noonqed . last week. Gran gave his
morning to be the guest of friends. ' - age as sixty and 'the bride's as- thirty
two. He said they were not to oe
-married for a month. , ... .
Mrs. L. O. Gottl;of Portland,, W -in
the city, .'.and her many, friends will
find her at the homV Mrs. E. . Sla
ter, whom she is Vusiting. '..;
-1 Pendleton Boise Bound. " :
To close up ' thft last week of the
. present league season or the western
' Tri-State. Pendleton went to Boise to-
Walla Walla wins the pennant
Supday afternoon, "left for Portland 'or tbe first half of the year, and the
this morning on No. 17.
Dr. C. H. Upton left on delayed No.
THP RQPD V PE waa the message irom the new repubv! fjve mormng for Portland, Where
I H U A, VDOljrV V tiK I lie, which after years of slow moving" Y !?U 8pend Jy.utUl'
has suddenly come to itself and is car- !" second-World 's Christian Cit-
f our clubs will proceed ' on ' another
league season commencing a week
from tomorrow unless more blow-ups
occurs:? . .. - ':' ' '
Garments T
; At Unequalled Reductions
25 New Dresses that sold regularly up
to $15.00, now, ;,,,;,;,..
.$s.a
50 Tailored Suits for Women and Misses
Regular $25.00 values -..J.. .'...L..:...;.
$5.SJ
EntirefLine Women's Suits and Coats at
Wholesale Cost and Below
S9k Waists,
5.0068 ioi::$&&V
Lingerie Dresses o a a
values ,to' $7., ;i.C J
Our entire new stockof high ,,iameiDte ia.
' - v 'duded in! tMs forced sale i L
West's Remodeling Sale
BRUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner,
Entered in the poat-offioe at La
Grande,: Oregon," aa second claaa
matter.
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15c
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tying out' some of the ideas of that S.,;8B,P onrerence, an4. looking after
great man in his time, Conf uscious. I oness matters.
tA XT Tl x ! I
x' iru m Air ruun Lnew il Beems tmna. i i j m.
has standpatters and ; progressives;1 Miss Hulda Ahderson left fori the K"cove defeated Union 12 to 2 vester
but the progressives are now in the World's Christian Citirenship CbnYer-irt ? ' Union. l.o..z.yester.
, - Moos Low Game. i ,
The Moose lost to Elgin, 4 to 5, yes-
i .1 J j ' a
I leroay, -ana anierpnse- wonr out over
Wallowa m 11 innings. 3 to 4. Both
t sp
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily, single copy ' . . ...
Daily, per week
Daily, per month
Daily, per six months in ad
vance $3.50
Daily, per year in advance. . . . .$7.00
riallw K. matl mtmmw in a A-
i"- i ponce,
vance $4.00,
Weekly Observer, per year in
saddle and running the ship of state, ence in Portland,, which;' she will at
His comparisons of his own country tend as a delegate from the local! Pres
to this country were well received, and byterian church. Her cousin, Miss
as a whole his address Droved to be a Neilson, who has been visitme her for
tne past montn, accompanied her. .' can reoiy-to tn
! xl i
autauqua session.
for the
;day.
The Chinese are very polite. "A
Chinese assassin who killed the wrong lectures Rt the chautauaua.
man by mistake has apologized to the' Prof. M.'M. McCool of Corvallis, is
in the city and will be in attendance
Reply to Japan Ready.
' Washington. June 30. he Algeri
an reDly to th latest Japanese note
I regarding the California land bill is
C. L. Smith, the O.-W.. agriculturist, :om.P,?td and will be forwarded to
is at the Foley today and will be itfi Jw m a Jew 9avs- Officials ref use to
the citv all week, ermnir a series fi wuv me answer cunuuns,
-.,Sake Off Your Rheumatism. ,,
. Nowifi the time to get rid of your
rheumatism? Try a twenty-five eent
bottle if Chamberlain's Liniment and
Bee how quickly your rheumatism
pains disappear. For sale by all
dealers.
Adv.
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Notioa to Credit ori.
All persons owinr A. V A
are requested to pay their aeeouk
at once aa the booka most be clottd
doMdn
A. V; ANDREWS.
Adv.
Is your family ; just a -few. people
living together, or, have you a home!
advance
$1.50 i
AHv-rtiRino- rRtM on am.lieatic.n. All There are SOme clews 80 stronK tht
- , .j.rf;.; al. even a detective cannot miss them
reach the office the day before the Z .
H nr.Mr. "Why not & to Europe?"
1 steamship company's
at the chautauqua during the entire
session, as an O. A. C. extension ren-
Detective arrested a New York resentative.
dealer for selline over ripe cheese. U ; :' - ; t-
', Notice to Auto Owners.
I All auto owners who wish to enter
livery service from the city to chau-
asks a ' t1"!" grounds, should apply to trans-
advertkemoTit portation committee, John (Jollier, A.
Address all communications to
THE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth St.,
La Grande, Oregon.
A CHINESE ORATOR.
Well, for one reason, the city taxes W- Nelsn n3 Wm. Miller,
are due.
Dr. Munyon is seeking a divorce.
Evidently his old, slogan, "There is
Hope," has gone out of commission.
Can't Keep It Secret.
i Yesterday at chautauqua the peo-j,. '
i . x-t live
liie were given a treat in me aaureas
The splendid work of Chamberlain's
Tablets is daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
bn known. For sale by all dealers.
: . Adv.
Those who bring sunshine ni-t the
es cl others, can not keep it from !
-1L 1 T T : I
of Nsr Poor. Chew, the Oiirteaa pHitor I
of San Francisco. He spoke with a : Tho Main .;u, u,,:, v,. ii.,j ' .
. - , , arl Anderson, lenor ano lvianage
. Guaranteed Eccenia Remedy.
The constant itching, burning, red
ness, rash and disagreeable effects of J
eczema, tetter, salt rheum, itch piles i
and irritatiing skin eruptions can be i
readily cured and the" skin made clear !
Und smooth with Dr. Kobson's Eczema
Ointment. Mr. J. C. Eveland, of i
Bath. 111., says: "I had eczema for J
twenty-five years, and had tried ev- '
Herything. All failed. When I found
Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment I i
found a cure." This, ointment is the
formula of a physician and has been j
in use for years not an experiment. I
That'is why we can guarantee it. AH j
druggists, or by mail. Price 50c. Pfief-, j
fer Chemical Co., Philadelphia and St : i
Louis. . ! i
Drugs that
j you know are right
. - Every item that leaves our store Is guaranteed. Ihis guaran
tee is as broad as a customer may wish to interpret it. On our
part it means that we insure absolute satisfaction.
If a customer is not satisfied in .every particular we want to
know it, because he is entitled to entire satisfaction.
We are ready to take back goods, refund money or do any
thing else necessary to show hat our guarantee is a valid one and
that is represents a straightforward policy that we enforce in every
department of our business.
Adv.'
well woven with humor. R.it. hnv 4 New York woman has lost S440
all he had a message to convev. It which she carried in her stocking:.
e
of the Sierra Quartet, which closes at , J
Newlin Drug Co.
f
! entire Line iew toot-
wear
AT GREAT PRICE SAVINGS
Includes our newest styles in "Pingree," "Utz &
Dunn," "Educator," "Romper," "J. E. Tilt" dress
shoes. '
Broken Lines at Less Than Cost
"Women's Oxfords' and Oiildren's shoes and
Pumps, value up to $-L pumps, values a Q
choice to $1.50, pair .."OC
$1.29
: ; Misses Oxfords and Pumps
Women's Shoes worth values to $2.50, OQp
up to $3.50 mostly per pair - Oel7C
small sizes, CkQg
per pair :
: ; Canvas Pumps and
Fancy Slippers, OQ shoes, values QQ
per pair ....... to $1.50, pair
the park this evening.
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Dry Goods
None Reserved-All Must Go
20c Turkish Towels for . 15c
75c to $1.00 Linen Bath Towels for 48c
15c. Turkish Towels for
12 l-2c yard wide Percales for
..8c yd
10c percales, 32 inches wide, now
10c Dress Ginghams for' 7c yd.
20c Kimona Crepes for
.12 l-2c
25c and 30c White Waitings, now ". 17cjdj
GOc to 75c Dress Silks for ........
$3.25 Imi.ortod Waist Patterns, now
75 Imported Waist Patterns, now
45c yd
'$2jg
$1-65
Bargains Like Above in Every Department.
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