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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1909)
ncrrr pices. - ' nnu niiiie urvr 1 X i : : x Promptness The value of a prescription depends upon the pro apt ness with which h reaches the sick room , ' "Doit Now" is the motto whkb stands for much in our prescription de partment. AH prescriptions are iilted as soon as recehed and delivered as soon as Kited. Yon know our reputation for pure drugs and careful compounding (Contlaued from page 1.) We Carry Everything which Should be f Found in a Drug Store j HILL '5 DRUQ JTOKE! X X .... LA GRANDE, OREGON TirE COOK WQX BE CLD to e wmi ef our high grade cal earned lot yeur eetUr. LUn't knew tbere were grade In cm)? Why there are almoat aa many tk H r hatter. Let us ea4 yea the kind that will pr by the per fects ef the kftchn fire that our eoJ la different than . the rdlnarr an dcidly better. tbe neighborhood ef fl'e. Tb ny often will be relmbured to tils ex. tent. n-r&:rm of ht ike first divi dend Is. Then, of courae, as cnh-er dividends are 4erlard. ilr. Wright will realise the rfantureneBt. Ut durtr.g that Uex, b wfa fcae to car ry the Bon-leterwtt bearing certifi cate. Mr. Wrigbt competent aad ' bonert an-irk to tlj tity f L j J Grande la costing bin dearly. J Hurt me mbf. j o Th ttBa W b a liiioSiiK-r'tiJ-r . itr .n lie j.rt of twri j N. Great K. Mniiai Safe j cre-oilors of the back r-r'";ir;' th nxwltT of fine tie ixjvLtJ proof j v of th ir claims before th rthr. A a resell of thla w1l. thr wi:i t disappointment whe-n the dirtdtnds are dfUrwl, for those who have not filed proof of their t!im mill aot partct pate la the dividends. There are yet aeveral dayt la which to prepare Use? proof before the final accounu are eltM-4 acd at-Dt to Wajhinglon- la '- thrre are about iffiV names on the book and up to date only 571 who hare filed th4r proof. Of coun. thoee who do not comply mlth the re quirements will not loae their pro rata of the money due, but It 'U1 be held for them until they do make their proof, and when anything- alone ox- ernment matter rets out of the ordin ary charges additional delay fallows. 0. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 1 10 You won't be deceived in the clothing and dry poods sales advertise ments if you wear our glasses to aid your de defectiva eyesight in reading them correctly. Would you call and have us examine your eyes? "A stitch in time saves nine' J. H- PEARE LEADING AND PIONEER JEWELER BR1GATI0JI HOLDS BOARDS (Continued from pare 1.) ' oipo'.aoi y ,eir' '- Grande iRondc it umber Co. PERRY, OREGON it CAN FURNISH LUMBER OF Al L KINDS IN CARLOAD LOTS. For 16 Inch Chain Wosd Delieredat yo.r Home, Call up V. E. BEAN, La Crandf. r-fcone, Rtc? 1741 ttMmtti w " 4 l Cut Prices on Lumber and 1 Shingles for large Orders t We need the money You need the material Fir and Native Lumber, Shingles Gedar 1 STODDARD ; LUMBER CO. Ina; up interest in this meeting; Every farmer who has caught the In splratlon of the wonders that water ill do In this valley, should work hie telephone overtime inducing his neigh tors to attend. Our readers would be surprised to know the extent the commercial In terests of this state are watching the r-rult of the attempt to irrigate the Grande Ronde valley. Grande Rond valley Is already famous for Its fruit. Its fine stock, dairy interests, hay producing qualities and general pro ductiveness, and with the well known results of Irrigation wherever tried In the northwest, those who know us now expect greater things with water. The writer this week vlnited a number of the large wholesale houses In Portland and In three of these establishments two sentences had not passed until the question was asked, "How Is your Irrigation project coming?" and one added, "That will make a garden of your beautiful little valley." It is no wonder the business men cf Portland are Interested In the develop ment of the state. The business houses nt Poftland can only grow in propor tion to the growth of the state. They now have numerous accounts through out the state, when a few years ago they sold comparatively nothing. To day we have cities and car lines where a few years ago were desert tracts. You cannot tell the commercial world anything about Irrigation; their ledgers tell the story more graphically than any pen. It Is true, when the northwest Is now In the throes of winter and many sections of the state are flooded. It may sc-m in appropriate to talk Irri gation, but on the other hand, this Is the proper sfAfin to study actual con dition)". On the summits of the Blue mountalnH. where we should have sev eral f-et of snow to inmire good crops In Grande Itonilc valley, there are only several Inches of snow. Condi tions have changed and are under a change th;it must be taken Into con sideration. The sawmills are thinning out the forests as A result the snows on the watersheds of Grande Ronde river do not remain as In former years when It was protected from the sun and winds. The result Is the Bnows go off with the flood waters, and the deep, wooded canyons no longer act as natural reservoirs. We have as much snow one year with another, as ever, but It goes off now in a few weeks, whera it required months in years past. During the next JO days thcr will be ample waste water rushing on toj the sea unobstructed, from the rivers and streams of this valley, to Irrigate every foot of it. The time is coming when these waters will not be waste waters, hut will be stored. The begin ning Is to be made tomorrow after noon. Nothing succeeds like success.; Fortunately the bglnnlnir of the first large Irrigation project Is so practical and chesp as compared with other large Irrigation projects that Its suc- BEAUTIFUL SPRING WMSTS ALL ADVANCE SPRING AND SUMMER STUES for seasaiuuisl sdlisg-cculda't come af a more appropriate time, nor would ft be pacsiHe cadet any drcunKfances to qhebetta values. There isn't a great many, hut ibep are all b&uttrall fresh, perfect garments acd marked hr selling at ANNUAL SALE PRICES. Yea will wait a fa-g lime befox ycu see tbeit equal at the prices we hate placed upon these. , ' - A Continuation of the Muslin Underwear S ale The storm oithe last kw weeks p.-cvccW Huslin Underwear from being dis posed of as quickly as ft shank, for lie values are among the best, thh stote has ever show"- Ms a" fr"A, W petect merchandise at ANNUAL SALE PRIO&. fln Embroidery Sale of Unusual Interest 5c and 7 1-2 a yard An unusually large quantity which represents some oi the best qualities m have ever shown at the prices. The variety of patterns is quite extensive) and the prices' average about half -in fact it will be one of the biggest surprises yoa have seen when youlock over these splendid pieces of high grade of embroidery. ' SHEETS MID PILLOW SLIPS DOUBLE BED SHEETS 8ix90 c HEMMED PILLOW CASES 45x35 9c each The low prices quoted in this list offer an excellent opportunity for you to proide for present and future needs, as there is no likelihood of them being as low again ihis year. Not a Section in the Entire House That Does Not Contribute Extraordinary Closing Sale Bargains cess should not be In doubt; neither do we believe it Is. However, the meeting tomorrow night will tell the story. I' we permit this to pass, con ditions may change so that when the strings are once more picked up, there will be exp-nstre rights of way to condemn ai.t .nany obstacles that do not exist today. Now is the accepted lime, and lei. the land owner and the business man Join hands for their mutual benefit and make a success of the meeting tomorrow night. If there was any doubt about the success of this meeting. La Grande could well afford to close pu business tomorrow and see that this meeting is a success. That kind of enthusiasm is the kind that wins. If this irrigation project fuils tomorrow night it will be be cause what Is everybody business is .lobodVs business. There Is mor than enough interest In this project to make It go if those deeply Interest ed will attend. Let eevryone see that they attend, also that their ncighbo: is there. , . - .,! ' Band to lie Out. The La Grande band will be out to morrow afternoon to give real color to the event that marks a new era in I'nlon county's development. GEORGE PALMER, President W. H. BRENHOLTS Ast Cashier (a J. M. BERRY. Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS. 2d Ass't Cashier F. L, MEYERS Cashier J I La Orande National IBank ! OCLa Grande, Oregon , CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $160,000 i UNITED: STATES PEPOSITORY . , t bi&ECTORS M.;Berry A. B. Con!ey F. J. Holmes F. M. C. C'Pennington F. L. Meyers GeeHL. Clearer W. L. BtenholU George Palmer Brvkit j DECISION IS R A(HD The circuit court -if L'matilla coun ty will have to hear the suit brought against the O. R. & N. by Mrs. Joseph Graybeal, wherein she alleges that the O. R. & N. company train crew set her off at a flag station and she was forced to walk many miles through the mountains in the dead of night. When' the case was filed here for trial, action was broiight to have the case transferred to Umatilla, as the alleged misconduct was committed there. Judge Knowies today sustained a mo tion to prevent service of the sum mons. Mrs. Graybeal sues for a large sum of money and much interest has bet-n manfiest In the decision to be made by Judge Knowies. ee, Own Your Water System ! And Be Independent A Well Will Solve The Problem Twenty-five years' experience la abe weU-drtlltatg basiaess enables mo to do yor work pr pcrl sad oomieally. I am prepared ti Czttl to any depth. ASK ME FOR PARTICULARS AND REFERENCE RE CARDING WELLS I DRILLED IN THIS COUNTY t V . D. M. HUNT, La Grande! Daily Observar 65c per Month i
