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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1906)
A CHRISTMAS DINNER Without Precedent can be served on your Christmas Dinner table if you would call and examine our lines of Heinz pickled goods. We carry his complete line. Then we have pop corn that will pop. Delicious Booth oysters are sold here too. Then we have a hundred other assessories that make a record breaker dinner. THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. FOLACK, Propr. WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE SANITARY PLUMBING Is as essential in your home as thr do .tor OUR WORK Executed in workmanlike manner anJ pp.?ved sanitary standards. Carrying acom, u, ''ne of Bath Tubs, Sinks, Toilets, Lavatory, and; all plumbing fixtures. G. W. O'NcfiL 1018 Washington Avenue i ". EPHONE RED 161 B. W. NO YES 1101 IDAY BARGAINS In New Rockers and Diners Cobler seat rockers $2 CO Cobler teat dir ners 1 20 Leather Upholstered seat ro:ker 4 76 " diners 2 46 These . o d. can.i t be boug.1t else where at this time nor from us at any other time for lest one half more BARGAIN) BARGAINS BARGAINS DECEMBER SALE New Center tables all kinds and pries 76 cn' and up The sales during November sur passed our expectation. So we intend to make Decem ber the best month by putting the prices lower than ever for cash. Our lounges, couches, and rugs are beautiful Christmas gifts. See our prices on crockery A fine double reed organ, tuned and in fine condition, only $20.00, will sell on payments. Pftone ried 1151 Phone Black 641 F. D. HAISTEN li. B. HAISTEN 41S Adams Ave Fir Street Store Dealers in New and Second Hand Goods EXCELSIOR RANGES AND HEATERS These range art the best to be had on the market for the price we ase This new six hole range with reservoir as shown in the cut, only $29.50 BARGAINS BARGAIN? f M ( - ""r La Grande Evening Observer THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1906 Published daily except on Sunday One year in advance $6.60 Six months in advance 3.6 Pr month 66c Single copy 6c CURREY BROS., ED'S AND PROP Entered at the Post Office at La Grande Oregon, as Second Class Matter. This paper will notpub!ish any article appearing over a nom-de-plume. Signed articles will be received subject to the discretion of the editors. Please sign your, articles and save disappointment. JOHN HALL NOYES & HALL Dealers in Electric Supplies LAMPS and HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY Phone Black 1161 Corner Fir and Adams Avenue W.th L. C. Smith in creamery building A Square Deal GEO. T. PARR. C B. SIMMONS. President Sec y and Mgr. PHONE MAIN J I PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY - - - INOOHPONATI c Dealers in Grande Rondo Valley Products Fruits. Hay. Potatoes and Grim ::: Allies a Specialty LARGE COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE May Wanted Mow HIGHEST PRICES PAID Jefferson Ave. a-d Greenwood St. Call and see us before ou soil La Gra-uic. Oregon eeeeeeaA0essAAAABAAAAAaAAMAAAA W ANTED j Hay. Grain. Apples, and any other farm Produce that you may have. Wa are in the market for HAY from one to 500 tons; also OATS in anv quantity, and all the fresh eggs you have. y WE ARE READY NOW to contract for your apple orchards and your potatoes. ' MARKET Pmr&'f'' T and EMEMBER i"t W HIGHEST w,-LnNcvbf0ra'lp'0duCJe4nd thal we 'e "Jny on tne Spot" with the MONEY as soon as goods are delivered. , IS IHF TRADEU, W Wl" A': We have n co "l o Fancy hay. oats, rolled barley in our Warehouse, which we offer to the local trade in a retail way. at wholesale prices. We also have Honev. Cabbage Dry Orion Carrots. Potatoes. Apples, and Vinegar for sale. A CARLOAD OF PAPER,--Wrapping paper. Wex paper dishes Pu'p plates Paper Oyster pails and Paper haw, all sizes, and also twine We bought this car before the advinc. in paper, therefore wo can Eie vo'u ad vanuge in prices. BUY your SUPPLIES NOW. W you ad- PHONE MAIN 2 Oregon Produce Company eeea,..... t ADVEK1 I.MNU KATE8 lply Ad rain rornlsbed a poo pl,ilcstlei ocal reading noi lees lOe per line Oral Inter linn, je per lint tut each eubaequenl lonei- (tou. (eaoltitluna of cunrtiilenoe, 5c 1 er line. ard of thanks, fan per tin. A vis;t to the Palmer saw mill, now in course of construction, is well worth your while. Everything is bust's aid stir. In iuumvrilw the m.-je force ;.. ::! en the buiidirgs, a lout thirty teams are engaged in excavatirg for the large pond which is nearirg completion. The ma;n buildings are all under cover and when wir.ter act ually arrives t.'iere will be little if any de lay. Work at the other end of the line is being pushed as fast as it is here and it will be only a matter of about three months when the train loads of logs will be received at one end of tr.e mill and converted into lumber ready for the cars by the time the other end of tr.e mill is reached. It is a much larger plant than anyone, who has not visaed trie site, can possibly realize All the oig mining companies of the Butte district have agreed to advance the wages of ur.ceigroond miners 25 cents a day. making the pa. $575 for a shift of eight hours. About 10.000 underground miners w.ll be affee'ed by tr.e increase. . Tru?t to Nature. "MADE 111 OREGON" In his advertisement for bids for sup plies for the Oregon state penitentiary for the ensuing two years, Superintend dnt James, of the pen:tentiary, says that goods made in Oregon will be giver, pre ference. If every merchant in ordering certain lines of goods for their stocks wojld be as patriotic, it would not be long until Oregon manufactories would be swamped with orders and double, or treble the present capacity would be required to to supply the demand. If every Oregon consumer were likewise patriotic, it would not be long until the Oregon label would be the most con spicuous in the state. As it is. the Oie gon label is about the scarcest in the state. This is not only true of manufactured articles, but of products of trie soil. There is a charm to th imported article wh en wins ordinarily over the homely product of our own dooryard. Oregon must turn h:r attention nute forcibly to Oregon interests. There is need of a patriotic awak-M -g. There is need of a watchword wh ch w.ll stir up tho home pride of the state.--East Oregonian. A cr'MT iMitiiv A t:h r.i'a 1 . 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I ef M.l" '':-y " s. .- : ! li." l:.t.- :i .1. ; n-i.i : j,,,. . , ! tlie m i: . .. -., v. . ..... : . KITCHEN CABINE1 2 SUITABLE FOR A I CHRISTMAS GIFT A W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO: Hardware, Stoves and Furniture 1 Crockery and Building Materials I La Grande National Bank ESTABLISHED 1887 United States Depositary Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,000 00 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 1EORGE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vies President. F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. W. L. BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier. GEORGE L. CLEAVER, F. M. EYRK1T. A. B. CONLEY. C. C. PENINGTON. F. J. HOLMES. Genera! banking business. Drafts drawn or all parts of the world EAMIUR NEWS The Boston Traveler rus a c'oira headed "Seventy-five Years aii". n which is printed items UKen from t:e files of that paper cf the c?rre5-,xro"-,; date that long ago. Last we it it re printed an item that has a strarge.y fam iliar sound to people even ,n th s day. It says: "There is a scarcity of f jel in the market and anthracite coal has r.sei to $9 a ton. I I lire: ii r,.. i ,. , .,, I r ..I. .- i :. : v. H ! ' r l. -.. . . -...,!.., . ' J Tl . .... . -, -.. : -' v - . . ::. v I i .1 . . v I i ''' ' "' ' ' ' .1 i n 1 I ; x..- i. ; r. -i i . . . ,: .- ., i ; I - ' ' - ' 'A .. : 1 I -.!..-....,.! r.'r:,.-.".- ! '''' ' : ' "v '. ' . I I ' V -..i , v. I . , I ' i , 1 1 'i ; ., . , , I i -i. i Tie .. ,. v.. !,.-! n,v ' ' ' ii . i . "i, . , , . ' " nc-J I - ; '.'. : -- j I " ! i Tjic armors' ana 7Jraders Rational SftanA I Captal Surplus and Undivided Property . Liabilities ofEShareholders responsibility ..$ 60,000.00 .... 15,000.00 ... 60,000.00 ... $135,000.00 C:r.3j; MWttSfc-- J S'-pervision cf United States Bank Examiners. SAE AND RELIABLE 1 1 e Speaking of the coal famine, it is !ikci- ! that as soon as the coal mines, which are owned by the railroad compan.es, get rid of all their slack coal, the shortage will end. In the same connection, it is a bit strange that the railroads have cars to haul this siack. but none to haul good c:al. Boise Capital News. j FRESH CODIES ! E- T- tV E. FRY A man who owned an is and jjsl c:T t-c Pacificcoast threatens to bring suit tc- 1 cause his property disappeared w.tr. tr.e , earthquake occurred. The dispatches da not say whether he intends to sje t-.e ' earthquake or make Frov cer.ce tre je- i fendant. j a-a -a -at -f rrre rP: ta-.ce. , s :-t e Ta.e tue-n ;f Pj.e , .''ate- a.. i J i SEL0ER, Tt Candy J - Man C ad to ccntinue jij cr. koT.trs and pleased to! meet new ones. A Cerera. Ear.k rg 3rd tx...an?e Business Conducted. L;ar.s made cn approv; Secj: l.y H. -est N'.erket Frice paid lor U. C j.nty Warrants and City of I La Grande Warrants. Belsui e tc ca, . cn when you have warrants ter Sa.e. I A Ii A MfP in All t iinni D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor O mplete Machine Shops and Foundry Cerera Blacksmiths. We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill., tne best and cheapest mill on the market. Our shops are 2 e:u:p:ed with machinery tc handle nv tunrt .,ti,i., , 1. . m ' j "v. . I.WV....IK laigo cr nothing to small. Higher prices paid for old cast iron. e mm RHONE MAIN 16 I 11 ask St.liwel! what i want for Sun day d nr.er. I Occasionally one has the fortune to A pr.me rib roast of beef, loin of pork ' ITeet women wh re ideal in looks and :g ,f mutton and larded veal roast. No? , pZ ho e.l ten. a spring chicken, a fat one too, 1 Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, oS he has them. Phone main 16. j cents. NewlinDrug Co,