La Grande evening observer., July 03, 1914, Image 5

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m&AY, JULY 3, 1
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
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The Fourth
and every other dayMs a celebration when you
Mtake a Kodak with you.
Ws have everything for piHurciiiaking, all
the Eastman kindl
Come in and see our dark room. Let us
show jou how to develop films.
Red Cross Drug Store j
truda
met
Miss
pared to-
ctizky
Stree or
Highest (SghVrlc
Hand Goods. Vcll
uaisten uroi
Anthony is now pre-
e ptpils in piano Lesch-
.od.J Call at 1606 Sixth
hoW Red 461. 6-23-lm.
-o paid lor second
Black 641. F. D.
Store. . 4-24-tf.
Shores' taii Service
tel. Main 741.4-Adv.
Soramer Ho-2-21-tf
Try our Arc Camera. Those that
Silverthorn's Drjig Store sells. Adv.
7-2-tf.
Auto Truck Stage.
Between Cove and La Grande.
Twice daily. Leaves Cove 8 a. m. and
1 p. m. Leaves La Grande 11 a. ra.
and 4 p. mALa Grande headquarters;
Savoy Hoteli, Hauls anything.
WEIMERAUTO SERVICE.
Sodawater djU'sj are here and you
will find just thlfool drink you want
at Silverthorn's sfcda fountain. Adv.
7-2-6t.
J at Silverihor
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3$3$33&i$
LOCAL BREVITIES
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Our dark loom it fitted of with all
the latest eqnipmeat, for doing your
developing, ptintinfc and enlarging.
Don't forget VhatlAnsco Films fit
any film cameA Hill's Drug Store.
Adv. ' , . 7-3-lt.
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All Union Barber shops will be
open Friday, July 3, until 10 o'clock
p. m. Closed all day July 4.
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"WE WANT aive hustling salesman
for La Grandend Eastern Oregon.
We have the goods 'and want men
who cansell. Casti paid weekly.
Pacific Nursery CV Portland, Ore."
5-28-to-7-28.
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SCAVENGER Having taken over
the scavenger service, I solicit your
work. Hurry-up calls may be lelt
with street superintendent or chief
of policeA 701 Grandy Ave.
ART- GAKKtrrr,
r.itv Scavenger.
Call O'ConnelFs Cigar Store for.
John Rogers Taxi Service. Day
phone Red 14lkight phone Black
1621. Good cbA careful driver.
Country trips a specialty. 4-28-tf.
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THREE Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping on 1403 S Avenue.
'Phone No. Red 11. 7-3-6tp.
'Phone BlSck.572.
6-17-lt.
Call Van Buren's: for taxi.
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Any kind of swJss 'embroidery done
at reasonable prices. Call at 1412
Adams or phone Main 762. 7-3-12t.
Your ilmsf developed and mounted,
pictures nlirged, promptly done at
SliverthorV Drug Store. Adv.
7-2-tf.
When you j wish to
Buy, Sell, Tr&le' Rent or Insure
See Ge4 H. Currey.
. i Adv. 6-16-tf.
FOLEY VtaVi FOLEY
BksineBs Chances.
Pieeons dov dollars where chickens
pay cents; small j capital needed;
small space required; always penned
up; ready markets; jsend for May is
sue of ouryouraaK fully explained
there; price ten cents. Reliable Squab
Journal, Versailles, Mo. Adv.
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One, two add, three gallon Oak field.
water kegs. '.Golden Rule Co. Adv.
7-3-t.
fjolden
4-4
Motyy; to Loan.
On improvedjreal property in Union
county, no delays, current rates. La
rande Investment Co. Adv.
HOTEL
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HOTEL
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To the military branch L. O. 0. M. I
their will be a meeting at the club
8 PERSONALS
SSSSSSSSSSS 3 S
rooms on Y
1st., at 8 ol
Father Morairty and Father Dris-
ednesJay evening July co went to Baker on the noon train'
lockVharp. 6-29-3t..l . "T : ,
D :u. onerwuuu, LiruLii iciur uj. aca
' hall went out to Elgin today on busi
1 ness matters.
Fourth of
July Prices
DRY GOODS DRY GOODS DRY GOODS
For two days, Thursday and Friday,' we will give Special Fourth of July Prices.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
They include Fancy Pique Stripes, Fancy Marquisette, Tango Crepe, Glase Stripes, values to 50c,
now' ; '. 19c
AlLadies' Trimmed Hats One-Half Price. Ladies' White and Fancy Parasols One-Half Price.
Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, values to 20c. Now,......... 8c
All Children's White and Colored Dresses..'.....:. 1-4 Off
One Lot White Lawns and Dimities, Checks, and Stripes. Values to 30c. Now 10c
Men's Furnishing Department
FREEDOM
That was the big thought in the Declaration of Independence.
How about freedom from the discomforts and annoyances of Old Sol heat giver and otherwise
July tyrant?
We are holding a Heat Freedom Sale this week proclaiming your independence from summer
woe. '
Come in and see the Articles of Declaration. We'll show you cool, light underwear, comfortable
shirting fabrics, deliciously thin hose and outing garments.
We want you particularly to see our summer suits presented! to you American citizens with
the seal of Capps upon them. Refreshing to look upon them. Cooling to wear. Tailored to the min
ute the style fancies of Newport. ,
And the prices well, they range from a mqdest $9.87 to $25.00. i
Freedom, Men, Freedom and we're the "Freedom from Heat" store this week? Come in today.
THE CAPPS 100 PURE WOOL STORE
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Auto TrucK.
e, Moving and
Shoes Shoes Shoes
We Have Them Just what yoiare looking for in White, Patent, Gunmetal, Tan, Low or High
Shoes.
Children's White Slippers 1 90c
Misses' White Slippers, . $1.05
Misses' White Button Shoes A ....$1.48, $1.75
Women's White Slippers and Pumps, .. $1.65 to $2.75
Women's White Buck Shoes, V 3'50 to 4'25
If you haven't much money and need shocV come Jul Ladies Oxfords, 68c, $1.48, $2.25, $2.35
Men's Oxfords . $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 to $4.50
Men's Work Shoes, 1 , -$U8, $1.89
Ladies' Dress Shoes, just arrived in Patent.lGuntnetal and Kidi Button, from $2.78 to $3.50
Men's Dress Shoes in Lace and Button. ...1... I $2.58, $2.75, $3.45, $3.95, $4.48
We stand back of every pair we sell.
Baftracc,
vice. Want Undone quickly
and Freight Ser-1
, niiiclclv? Then i
phone fyack,641F. D. Haisten Fur- -ng for Baker t0 speml the rest of
the vacation with relatives.
NING, experienced
nurses 1404 wintn St.
6-2-tf.
Quick Shot
Phone Black
Adv
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Ropalr. R. L. Duigan.
51-f 1115 Adams Ave.
4-2-tf.
mture 3 tore, t
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Ford Auto iBaV
at U. E. Bnk.
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MRS. F A. DEN
practioVl nursea
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rtord Aufc
at U. S. BaW.
The photogA
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nt U. S. Bjnk.
Then i Miss Stella Bodmer left this morn-
vice to park has stand
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Forrstrom of
Cve and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bidwell
of Island City, went to Joseph to
day, in a machine to spend the Fourth.
E. C. Davis has returned from Sum
merville where he put up several
ervice to park has stand monuments in the Summerville cem
etery.
iter.
pljer tn your town.
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vice to park has stand
Headquarters forChautauqua Supplies
Tents White Enamel Ware, only complti line in the city. You will nead a perfection Oil Cook
Stove for your camp.
Regular $8.50 Two Burner. Special '. $7-95
Regular $11.00 Three Burner. Special $10.23
STORE CL05ED ALL DAY JULY 4th OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
QUALITY THE
SAME
The Golden Rule Co.
PRICES
LESS
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TEAVERBOARD has 4t
lAadvanL-fces over lath
ancf plaster for Walls and
Ceilings. Lot us tell you
about them.
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BOARD
OXNER
Chautauqua Life simply
isn't without a
Graphophone.
Here s one tor
$25 t
its. ir; &
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THE ECLIPSE
LIGHT TO, CARRY,
EASY TO MOVE,
SMALL TO STORE.
Other Columbias to fit every
Purse and Suit Every Taste
from $17.30 to $:.00-Easy
Terms.
Afull thousanif Columbia ,
Records for 65c Each
w. ii. bohne;kamp co.
Jas. E. Bannon the candy mer
chant stopped off at the Sommcr
yesterday while making his regular
visit to the city.
rived here on their machines. Tho ' all delegates are united in their be
annual convention of the New York lief that the time is ripe for a deter
State Federation of American Motor-1 mined campaign, they are said to dif-
J. W. Crowley the right hand man ! cyclists is scheduled for tomorrow.
at the Vincent Camp is in the city
to attendl to business and spend a
holiday. He is stopping at the Som-
mer. ! l. I). S,
C. W. Preston, formerly a merchant
of this city, now residing at San
Deigo, California, is in the city the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. M. J.
Buckley.
GOOD ThlNGS TO EAT.
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Ladiek to Give Excellent
SeV'ict.
fer as to the proper methods which
should be pursued.
LA GRANDE PLAYS ELGIN.
Mrs. and Mrs. T. H. Reed who have
been visiting at the H. C. Grady home
for five weeks, left today for their
home in Joliet, 111. Mrs. Reed and Mr.
Grady are brother and sister. Both
the visitors were much taken up with
Oregon and La Grande.
H. P. Willis, San Francisco, A. J.
Carner and wife Adin, Cal.; J. A.
Payt6n, Walla Walla; C. E. Hess,
North Powder, J. Z. Smith, Walla
Walla, Jas E. Rannon, Portland, were
among those registered at the Som
mer last evening.
Following are menus at the park:
July Fourth Cpiicken dinner, sal
ads, fruits, cakes.Uhrce kinds of pie
Vegetables, ice cram and cake.
Local Team Meets Elgin in Celebra
tion Day Contests.
The Elgin baseball schedule today
for the opening of its three-dlay cele
bration call for n game with La
Grande. The local team went ver
..,ln.. Tnn.-f l.o., maul ntr i.f .
ouuiiivy iii'ai. unit u- i .. . . ! . . .
, i j this morning, pome going by team and
ads. vegetables, pte, fruits.
Monday Boiledj beef, roast leg of
lamb, meat loaf With tomato sauce,
green pease, newjj potatoes, string
beans. j
Best coffee with pure cream, ice
tea, milk and tea, fresh buttermilk,
cold lunches and hot coffoo served at
all hours. Also fre,sh fruits nnd vege
tables. Lunches from 10l- up Delecatessen
service to all campers.
First-class cook All home cooking
Adv. 7-3-lt.
others by automobiles while some
went on the rrlorning train.
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WANTED Atjonce a janitor. Grande
Rondc hospita 7-3-tf.
CITY QUIET TOMORROW.
cially tomorrow. The chsutauqun,
the Eagles reunion, Elgin, Baker and
other atroctions are all to draw uU
tendance from here, and even the rug
ged mountains will draw a big quota
of people. Housewives are warned to
put in their supplies today for Sat
urday and Sunday.
F. A. Vognt, Spokane; F. P. Jen
nings, Spokane; J. A. Rommor, El
fin; II. S. Simmer, Elgin; John Nie
son, Portland: John Richards, Wm.
Gordon. Rome Gorden, Richland,
Ore.; Harry .Safin, Parma were among
BAKER CHINAMAN HERE.
I'lOMiint'iil Merchant Comes to
Ng I'oon Chew.
Hear
Many Attractions at Home and Else
where Will Draw from La Grande.
Merchants, barber shops and gro
cers are to keep open house tonight
t-. allow the usunl Saturdtiy evening
shopping to take place on Friday
night on account of an all-day closj
down tomorrow.
The city will be deserted enmmnr-
HERE'S the PLACE for YOU.
FOR SALE (1(! acres all under culti
vation, 25 acres alfalfa; balance
grain and garden. All fenced. Ho?
wire fence. All implements in first
class condition. All implements and
18 head good hogs go with thv?
place. Also GOOD WATER RIGHT
for IRRIGATION. 4 room, new
house, just built; woodshed and cel
lar attached so the cellar can be
reached without exposure to the
weather. Barn, sheds, grain bins,
etc. Only $4500.00; $1200.00 down;
balance on easy terms. This is an
ideal place for a Hog Ranch; and
you know there Is good money anrt
easy in hogs; plenty of shade for
them this weather and plenty of
water, .
Let us show this to you nnd wn
know what your verdict will be.
C. J. BLACK & CO.
1 1 1 Depot Street. 'Phone M. 751.
those registerr-fl
day.
at the Foley yester-
Miss Noel the librarian, who has for
a year or more been librarian here
and undier whose administration the
O. H. l ong, the pioneer Chinese
i merchant of Baker, is in La Grande
1 today and will stay over tonight to
hear Ng Poon Chew lecture nt the
chautauqua. An interesting feature
i i that Ng Poon Chew, who is a long-
norary was ven a lormai opening,' u.ni!.n,, (n pn.0 i, ,, I
1. . W. .1 1- .- m 1 " " ' ' " ""'
ien weoncoay evening lor lacoma, js now thirteen yi
where she has accepted a position
Miss Noel left on No. f) the train just
proceeding the one robbed.
Motorcyclists At Famous Resort.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y., July 3.
Motorcyclists from all parts of the
east gathered here today to attend
the carnival which 'started today and
will continue tomorrow and Sunday.
Motorcycle chilis from Washington,
Baltimore, Botti and Springfield ar-
, time friend of Kong's has expressed
mt Fong's boy, who
years old, throih.
college just as soon as the U im-N
graduated from the schools of
I scorns that Ng Poon Chew heads a.,
organization that provides funds to
educate worthy Chinese boys.
DRINK
NATURAL
SAM-O:
MINERAL
AND YOU'LL
WATER
.KNOW THE
JOY OF LIVING
Prohibit ionists In Session.
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I voiorauo springs, .niiy ;s. 1'lans
for statewide prohibition in Colorndo
are expected to be laid during the
state convention of the prohibition
party which began here today. While
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Dry Clea ling Department.
CHERRY'S NEiW LAUNDRY Inc.
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