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Money Saving Paint
Money saving in pauiting doesn't mean
th ute of chcap-by-the-gailoa paint. It
' mean the ok of fine-quality painr
, paint that will cover moat surface to tha '
gallon, that will iprtad easy and tart
th painters' tiro, that will wear wcl
and put off forth loogcat time the need
for n-painting, ;
The Sherwin-Williams Paint
la 1 money taring paint. It amn moat
aurfaca to the gallon became it it ground
exceptionally fine and la thoroughly
mixed. For the tame reaaoo, it spread
'' ' caveat and saves th painter' time. . ' ,
It wean longeat because k ia mad
from the beat materiaia, so thoroughly
.WIIIMI.I MUtt UMJI VWIMtM UIMUIUAVW,
and hold together on the building for '.
. the longeat time. ' When you buy Th ,
6herwin-William Paint you buy ecooo
' my. We tell it. Color card free.
. STAMIELSSJARMAM.
Dealers In VVallPaper Paints, Oils, Glass,
"The man who loves his wife the most
, Is nottheon to let her roast"
Tbeie hot days, in kitchen overheated by a sweltering
stoveCut oat the family wash day. Send your laundry
tc us, Savea wood, time and energy. Don't burn up
a lovely disposition. Send your linen, all of it to
Ae B. C.
STEAM LAUNDRY
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PHONE
La GtfnJe,
MM . '
ALWAYS
Catering to the wants of
odr worthy patrons,we have
at last satisfied the constant
demand made npon us for
high grade tailor made suit
for gentlemen. In making
onr selection we have been
eonteut with nothing short
of the "best" and now invite
all "swell dressers" of La
Grande and vicinity to call
and inspect our magnifi
oient line of woolens for
fall and winter trade. Stop
A moneut, when pH'sing.
and read our gaurantee.
It will certainly interest
V'U.
Remember we are located in
the Haworth building, 1310
Adans Ave. Don't forget
we are the only people in
the northwest who can
"make" your uuderwear.
It is superior to anything
on the market.
CRESCENT KNITTING
MILLS
Apples For Sale
Twenty ear. loads -of food wlnttr
apple (or eele. Call or addreaa tba
aacretery of tbe Home Fruit Co., Cot
Oregon. d A w
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If ynnr tkikata ra1
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LA GRANDE
One day only
Monday, Oct. 9
THE CREAT-
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Tt o Ptrformancss Daily. 1 and 8 P. II.
OOORS ONN ONI HOUR EARUER
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II UtaMSnaUcmitallr. I
THE COST
OF TREATMENT
Showing The Bcilct That Oste
opnhy Costs A Great Deal Of
Money To Be An Erroneous '
One
Tbre ia do ' denying that good
Osteopath everywhere receive a fair
price (or applying tbeir knowledge and
kill to tbe car of their patient.
Why abould they notT
Hot tbe ballet prevail ia many
quaiteia tbat to , have Osteopathic
treatment oot a gret deal of money
that only tbe very rich can afford it
at all. Thin la an entirely erroneue
Idta, aa may be readily shown
Where ie tbe (hopper of experience
who woold not rather pay S5 for an
article tbat will wear a year than yield
op $1 for eomsthing that . will fall
apait in a monihf Bboold the aald
hopper inreit In the SI article and
andpiu hia belief to it, I it not
evident tbat at the end of tbe year
(12 will bae been expended? Yea 15,
Inveated at lb oateet lq the article of
known weralog qoalitle,' woold plain
ly bare meant a large detgree of at-
tafaotion all tbroagb ' the twelve
month. Applying The Comparison
. It may aeem odd to compare com
mercial valoea witb tba worth of pro
fessional aervloea; yet laoh a com
pariaoa la ia thl cae justified by the
act that ia no other way can tbe
point at laaue.be o wall bleared op.
The average patient ol the average
doctor . in tha average town pay, let
o aay, from fifty cent to two dollar i
for a few minute conaulation, a little
enooaraement, and a bottle of medi
olna or preeorlption. No examination
baa been made and ali conoernad are
aa maoh in tba dark aa aver aa to tha
oaaa of tbe patient' malady. It tbe
eaae ia an acute one, there ia a pot
ibllity that Nature, overcoming the
dleeaaa and tba drug a well, may
perform a core. Tbat ia what happen
wbea tbe patient doe recover, for the
ffeot of droj la alway. doubtful,
alwtya temporary, and never without
an evil a pact. Sometimes Nature
doe win an 1 tba doctor geta tha
oredit.
But what happen wbea Nature it
uneqaeal to the taikT Tha trouble
imply , become . obrohio of give
place to other mora aeriooi ao that
tha patient beoomea a permanent
vialtor to tba doctor and hi aeomingly
mall oharge count up ao tbat at the
and ol a year tha ayctarn ha proven
to be a ooatly one. If the case la one
of a chronic trouble there la no hope
ol final core from druga at all, ,aod
the fact given above may aim ply be
accentuated in snob an lntanc. If
you have much Ulnea in your family,
ut flgare np what the drag eystem
baa been costing you and decide
whether or not it aeema likely to be
come a permanent lufliotion .
The Difference Osteopathia1 ly
The difference In the practice of tbe
Osteopathic pbjilolan ia molt marked.
lie inva-Wbly makea an examination
ol the pit'ient'a body ti Moerlain juat
what it li that OiUe ' fbe eymp'.omi;
ha at mi not ) much to relieve thoie
ymptoin a to remove their ' raum,
in oisor woraa, ne aim at a care, to
thitt v ben he i tbroagb with yon it
will be poulble to ceasa doctoring en
inoiyaiui be well, in tbe t rie case
you aln:ply Invert In the SI rtiole
that ia of doubtful value, while in tbe
other you get the to article which will
wear Indefinitely.
inia ia not 10 aay mat a visit to an
Oateopa'b 1 going to coat tha patient
live time aa much a would a oall
upon another doctor. Ooth contrary
tbe figure are given only to indicate
tba relative value of the eervlcea
reuderd by tha two.1 Tha charge
made by tbe Otteopath, while usually
somewhat higher than thoie of tb
poorer ciae or meaicai aooiora, are
no higher and in many oaaea mailer
than those made by superior phy
lulaus of the old school. And at tha
tame time the patient ha tba auur
ance tbat au effort ia being made to
do away with the can of the troubla
ao tbat final cure I probable. Those
who have a fancy for being doctored
and who wish to keep it no until the
trumpet call -such people ax lit
abould avoid tbo Osteopath, tor hi
xniaaion I to carat and it nay be
relied upon that tba coat of cure be
Oateopathy in any given case will be
less than by any other mean.
"The Right Way.
Instruction In Music
Mr Lyle't patron will be pleased
ie know lbathe baa retuined to tbe
catf fur tb winter, and can be seen a
tba bom of Mr O Balaton, No U04
Xiutfe atreet. Those who prefer to re
eeree iaatraction at their bom can
do aa fey seating arrasgftaasU will!
a bar. Phoaa Black 104L '
Cove CuIIins
DM Clark wa ia Union yesterday
on butiat. ' '
Ben Peal wa in Lt Grtnde Tbe
dy. -
Mr H H Fraooh Mt for Portland
tbl morning. 6be expect to be gone
several weeka
Marshal Hancock waa in La Grande
Mi nday ou tpocial bueinea.
Mi Geo Baker, wbo ha been qnite
ill (or tbe pait week, it now improv
ing. , Mri Frank Peal spent a few day at
Med.cal 8pringi last week. '
Mr and Mrs Bteven and daughtei
Jean, who have been visiting the fair
returned home Tuesday .
Mr and Mr Perc) Harris, of Port
land, are viiiting In Cove thi week.
Mr Lou Payne epml a few day in
Wallowa laat ek
Mr Hbarp and on . wbo have been
visiting in La Grande; returned borne
Tufiday. ' .'
Dr 0 irpe w in La Grande Tuesday
on busineee
Mis 1-ulu Lorena ia vititing friend
and relative in Cove thi week.
V Dr Harper will ptd a few day to
VTallow thi week
Mi Berry , who baa reeided In Cove
tb psit year, left dunday lor L
Grande where be will make hi futare
b)me,
DrLang who has beea ill for the
psityear, i now in Wallowa for
treatment.
- Imbler Items
Mr and Mra Glenn left Thursday for
a ten day a visit to the fair. I
Frank Blancbard and Mis Hlen
Henrv wore married laat Tharaday at
tba borne of tha bride'a parent, i'be
young oouple are well known in thla
vicinity and their many , friend wish
them a long and happy Ufa.
J L Pinkerton, our wide awake
lumber dealer, a pent ' Friday aad
Saturday transaoting businee In La
Grande . ,
The OBAN baa a foro of carpen
ter putting soma maoh needed repatra
on tbe depot at thla point.
Grandma Stenael died at the home of
her son last Tuesday evening. - Tba
funeral aervloea were held at 3 p m
Wednesday. She was widely and
favorably known' being one ot tba
oldest tettlera in thla part of the
valley. The family bag tba sympathy
of many friend in their aad bereave
meat. "
Mr Banter, who has beenv onaratina
the stage between thla place and Bam-I
merville for the laat few year, haal
jatt cold hie interest to Mr Vandar-
pooi who ia - now running tbo atage
nd carrying mail. Mr Hunter baa
made many trleu ia during hi period
of operation by bla accomodating
method uf handling the tua'.nwa.
Alexander k Htll have tbe building
for their new blaokamitb ahop nearly
completed, and are getting It pretty
well atorked up with modnrn equip
ment for handling tha bneineea wblob
ia increasing every day. People are
bonod to find out where tbey can get
tbeir work done tbe neatest, stronireat
and cheapest.
Summcrville Sittings
Ira Uobion came home from Erwin
Tuesday.
Ml s Maggie Wllils has gone to
Oo'.fa.
Smith Rioebart are having their
prunee gathered thia week.
Mr and Mra Wm Choate have gone
to Portland to attend the fair.
Grandma Buaael I here visiting her
daughter, Mra W BChatten. Mug
Notice Of Proposed Street
Improvement
To whom it may ounoero :
Notice is heraby given of the pro
posed improvement of Adams avenue
in the city ol La Grand. Oregon, by
tbe construction ot a sidewalk accord
log to specifioitioo provided by or
dinance, tbe said aidewalk lo be con
trucked from a point at the South
East corner of the intersection of
Spruce street with Adam avonue;
theuoe along and upon tbe 8:utb aide
ol Adam avenue in a 8outh-ia9terly
dtrectioo to tha 8cuth west corner ul
the intersection ol Adam avenue witb
Balm atreet.
Notice ia hereby furtbet given, that
unless said propoaed fmprovemtnt is
dele ttd by remonstrance signed by
tha abnUtng property owner and Sled
with th anderaigoed on or belore tbe
16 day of October, 1905, said aide
walk will be ordered tonslructed by
lb council ol tbe city of La Grande,
Oregon.
Dated tbia fourth day ol October
1905. - ' '
1 B 6NOOK, Recorder ol th city of
La Grauua, coar ?f UnlOo, ut of
Oregon. '
LUMBER
RETAILED AT-
WHOLESALE PRICES
V BetterlLnmber and Cheaper ihan it io sold in t
. La Grande. We Deliver.it tolvour Building.
." "'V,. i '":
Grande Ronde Lumber Go.
. PERRY,
t ,;,:,,.X.l..' . .
THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY
OfTers customers the best of everything in the;,
line of FRESH VEGETABLES, FRUITS, GROCE
RIES, PROVISIONS, ETC., at prices as low as in- '
ferior goods can be purchased. Good things to
eat can always be had at THE CITY GROCERY
AND BAKERY. If your appetite "goes back" on .;
you, visit our 'store and you are certain to find
something that will please your palate, :
If you haven't been trading with us, why. tot
give ns a trial order? We can please , you,;
Once a customer always a customer. - . ..
POLACK, the Grocer.
PHONE, MAIN 75.
kaaataag f
ENGRAVED
GOODS
The Observer is in a position to offer to iU patrons
a splendid Hoe ol engraved Visiting 'Jardi, Wedding
Announcements and At Home Cards at prices just, ';
the safhe as yoa send away only we pay the postage. ;
Call on us and look nt onr samples . '
THESE ARE OUR PRICES:
English Script cards, per 100. . .$2.03
French Script, very latest, per 100. ... .$3.00
Shaded Old English, per 100 . . . . .... . .$3.50 ;
Roman, 100 cards..'. ......... $3.00' ,
Solid -Old English, 10ft cards. ......... $3.00
. Gothic, 100 cards...... ....... ...$2.50 '
Printing future orders from any copper .
plate, 50 cards 75o., 100 cards ...... .$2.00
- Wedding Iuvitations from $8.00 a 100 to
$24.00 a 100. .
Besides taking orders for engraved stuck, we are
prepared to print all the above in the latest type
faces. Call on us before ordeniig.,
THE OBSERVER
Tlhe farmers and TJraders
9atonal fianlc
NQ.
Capital .
Surplus . .
Liability of Shareholders
Total .
For tb protection of tt Depositor I Dapoaltora of thi Bank are
aocordej auch liberal treatment eetball b in keeping with tha
character and value ol their aceoonta. Wa would be pleaewl to
have yoor aoconnt. 1
Joseph Palmer,
President.
? O. E. McCpllt,
Asst. Cashier.
OREGON.
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4 - - H52
60,000.00
14.000.00
60,000.00
.$134000.00
J. W. SCSIBER,
'.. Cashier.
T, J. cKuoaiN. i
Asat. Cashier