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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1907)
r v. I SOBflETHINO v t ' . - -, - - " NEW T F&imiill Dry 1 f ! V ! ' i I i Si: : .;; HI! i it i n if I r: j Cit; cm ; for j fir ! $ wl)i !'' R : toi ? ' I I r v 9 I li i! :i 4 . ; . We wash, starch and dry your clothes and iron all the flat pieces for you. After we return them, you simply dampen and iron the underwear and few fancy starched pieces. No Shirts. Collars, Cuffs, Vests, Overalls or Jumpers done in this department. No bundle of Rough Dry done f r less than 50c IT IS OUR AIM: You pay from $l."0 to $1.50 to. a washerwoman who only rids you of the work not of the mess antf. bother of "Blue Monday." Let us rid you of all of it. " TO ELIMINATE from the home, the one day of the week which brings great discomfort to the whole family house hold (washday ) Tn Relieve Her. whose dutv it is to wash, from the back breaking labor which home washing always brings. To Save, to our customers the expense of coal, soap, blueing and steam about the house, which causes great damage to lace curtains, wall paper and furniture: To Prevent Illness, which often results from a damp atmosphere. To help you in your servant girl problem you can retain the one you now have, or secure another without trouble, if you mention that she is. not to wash. . ' Machinery Arrived. Open for Business Soon. The price for which we are to do this work does not allow for .credit. Pay each week if possible upon the delivery of the bundle. Please remember that our machinery is new, our help has to be organized and it may be two or three weeks before everything is in good running order. Do not expect too much of us at the start. We are .here to do a square business and treat our patrons right. Mis takes WILL happen; something may be lost. If so, we will settle with you in a satisfactory manner. Send or Rough Dry Department lists are White. Our regular laundry lists are Yellow Laundry Phone, Main 78. Uptown Office, Red 321 phone us your address and our driver will call and explain our method of doing washing, give prices, etc. Believing that an up-town office would prove a great conven ience to our patrons, we have established an office at Anderson & Myers' Barber Shop. Washing left with them will be delivered there promptly. They are also author ized to collect and receipt bills fc the Laundry. w . A. B. Cherry, President I. M. Cherry. Sec.Treas. CHERRY'S NEW " LAUNDRY (INCORPORATED) Commence the New Year 1 right by trading at Smith's Market Our iMeats Speak for Themselves All kinds of fresh ' and and salt meats always on hand. We make a specialty of poultry. Give us a trial and bo convinced. Prompt delivery. Phone Red 751 I Smith & Dawson Proprietors I I STOP the WAGON A N 0 GET A PIE A. B. CHERRY Manager Our wagon loaded with FRESH BREAD and PASTERY will call at your door each morning,' Sundays Excepted, with a full assortment of Bakery Goods. You see what you buy and buy what you see. A trial order solicited. Phone orders given our prompt attention. Phone Black 161 THE MODEL BAKERY l J t UTT1 fc M MKT A t s-v h T H u.D. W m 1 C1VIA1N oUIN FOR RENT-Four room cottage, 2010 il'F WANT Vnitn TDiriF AH.im Avamin A t 9 nna A ....... I . Wt WAPIl TOUR TRADE Phone Black 1532. ' ,tr?at nyu "hl ' Stlllwal1 ' v (iiaintib. i-iiona main (0 HILGARD FLASHES Sleigh belis are quit, common with us. Walter Young it our marksman. Not long ago, at night, he got two coyotes. Miss Bracken ridge is again able to be on duty at the P.O. Mrs. Farier is bed fast at her mother's with the tpyhoid fever. Oscar Williamson her brother, had ths pneumonia. He is new convalescent. Mr E M Dennison is our new barber. His office hours are from 7. to 9pm each evening as he works during the day. The Hilgard hotel is full and running over. This speaks well for Mr Porter, the present proprietor. Miss Vie Hart is visiting friends at Pendleton. Here sister Helen returned to school this week at Portland. There will be a basket social given in( the near future, by the Hilgard schools for the purpose of securing funds to purchase a library case and a flag. The program will consist of songs, recitations, dialogues and a flag drill. At a meeting of the school board Sat urday it was decided to maintain two departments thruout the year. The board did their duty. Miss Park was hired for four more months at a salary of Sj60 per month. As she has heer. receiving only $50 per month for tne past term, because of her success as a primary worker, she was allowed $10 per month back pay. This speaks well for M.ss Park. Valb. H. A. Stariiels i SUCCESSOR Staniels & TO .larman ; ART LESSORS Miss Nina Hunifck whes toannourr o the ladies of La Grande that she i prepared to take orders ird give lesser in both wa'er colors and china painting. Studio at 905 Main St. FOR SALE FineJs'-sevrrilchcow. Ap ply to H S. Cavan v CONTRACTING PAINTER PAPER HANGER 1 LUMB ER RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES Better Lumber and Cheaper than is sold in La Grande, Wf deliver it to your building i Grande Ronde Lumber Co I PERRY, OREGON I . i and DECORATOR PLAN 46 S10W BUILDi (Scrlppii News AwocMlon) New York. Jan. 16 Work was com menced today on the sreat tower which is to complete the Manmoth marble office building of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Cx. covering the block on Madison and Fourth Avenues from 23rd to 24th t It will be the loftiest building in the world rising to a total height of 65 7. feet and will be 46 stories high-five more than the Singer Building Tower under its amended plans, wen completed it will cost $3 000,000. Phone Black 1781 La Grande Ore. WANTS INFORM AT I0H A post card addressed Ito the countv clerK of Union county, reads as follows: Dear Sir; In 1839, my son. Frank Loughran, went;to the PacificJCoast, and it is thought he sought'your locality. He is now 35; was a stenographer and type writer. I will give $50 far anv informa tion regarding him. Kindly give my inquiry , such publicity as you can and oblige, JOSEPHLOUOHRAN., Principal Examiner. Bureaulof Pensions Washington D. C. IN fl HURRY? THEN CALL THE TRANSFER MAN . He will take that trunk to the De pot or your home in less time than it. takes to tell it Day phone Red 761 Night " Black 1792 Wagon always at jroui service HOW TO CURE CHILBLAINS 'To enjoy freedom fiom chilblains", writes John Kemp, East Otisfield, Me.. I apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Hav also used it for salt rheum. ith excellent results". Guaranteed to cure fever sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burns, wounds, frost bites and skin diseases. 2c at Newlin arug store. . 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