La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 29, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti : U evkxixo orsujvfh. j.a GK.wnn, om:o, rnrmv. j.wrAnv en, won. FTC ITT I'AfilX page ront. ; a ;!; ifi ; i 1 ': .1 II 's H If ! : 'ill f If! u Grande Evening Ofisecvef rablbbed Dally Kir Sandajr. CITURKY UKOTUKltS, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. (JuTlt-tl rrttMt Tcli'4crli Service." KUfceCKlPTlON RATES: Pally, single cop.... 5c JDfelljr. per month ... 5o jOatly, six monihi in advance. .. 1 1. Sfl IaMy, one year in advance Jii.il AV'eeKly, ix months, In advance. . "5 -Weekly, one year, in advance. .. 11.00 , JCntered at the postofflce at La Grande aa second-cla matter. Thla paper will art publish any arti Ci pp-aius ovir a asm te planm. Signed article will be received iul- Jct ta the discretion of the editor Please sign your article- and save din Appointment. Advertising Kates. Dhtplay ad. ratea furnished upon application. Local reading; notices 10c per line first Insertion; tc pur Una for each ubaeauent Insertion. Resolutions of condolence, tc a linj. Cards of thanks, le a line. Several years ago much was written with reference as to what would be- rome with our ex-presldents. It was maintained that few presidents re tired with means and the social func tions that naturally followed one or wore terms In the executive manHion soon impiilred what little savins -anight have been made. As Mr. Cleve land was the only surviving- cx-prettl dent for several years and having ample means to permit him to leave In esse, the question was dropped. President Roosevelt will he the only .rx-penldent after March 4 next, anil as he f wealthy, slwnys w.im. an l Jiavin; alreiidv secured u position on the Outlook Magazine as a specl:il contributor at- a salary of ISO, 000 per yenr. ft'No a side contract with another publishing house l the rate of 2 pr j word, for a write-up of hlx proposed Immlng trip in Africa, 1! will he ninny : yenrx before we h'"r anything .re garding the proper disposition of our cx-presidenta. . . " A manufacturer of an up-to-date wanning machine has an advertise ment running In many periodicals of th country whl'-h. if the suggestion contained therein was followed, would undoubtedly result In securing; him many sales. It reads thus: "Ask the man of the. house to do the washlng just long enough to let him know how hard It Is for you to do the washing Without the best equipment." It will soon be spring and In the meantime the park fund should be augmented each day. The Riverside park movement should not be permit ted to die from want of enthusiasm. The city needs this tract of land on the river. We need other parks closer In. but the start has been made for the river, and let us secure it be fore dividing our energies In another. ' -- A bill Is before the state legislature which, if it passes, will undoubtedly , reduce the number of brands of baking powder now on the market. The bill makes It necessary to state the ingredients on the package. . If Representative Miller of Jackson county, gets his bill through, fisher men will have to pay an annual license of one dollar. . , Hams that are hams: cheaper than any one else sells them. 'Phone Main t. Midget. ' 1CIFIO MONTHLY IS WORK. The Pacific Monthly for February U here and Observer readers entitled to same should call at once. The number Is an exceptionally good one and contains an Interesting ' ar ticle descriptive of eastern Oregon. Do not fall to call for your copy. Prime rib roast 8 cents per pound tomorrow only, at the Hops. 'Phone Main 16. ' Went Snlo. " Big fresh meat sale tomorrow at h Boss market. 'Phone Hi. ... . ' - v Meal Sale. F.lg fresh meat sale tomorrow ut the North Fir street market. Peef at cents per pound tomor row onlv at the North Fir street mar ket. Main If.. W. n. Smith, man . . 1 , , . But vour meat for next week at t'.ve S,s "market. A big stle all day. Phone Main 16. Puy your meat for next week at the Mldi.'-t market tomorrow. A big sale all diiv. 'Phone M.ilti 9. Pny your meat tor next week ut l.ie N-th Kir tnvt marhet toiiv'-r"w. ... 1. Smill). maiKigci I'hune Mum i Fef-f t 5 ei. ts row only, at the Thone Main !'6. per pouiiil t'mor- Peef St S Puns market Main 1 cent per tonurrof poo nd only. at tV-l'lnn- Hotl href. "! r pound, at N Fir Hti-tt m.-irUvt ti.inorrow. 1 hunt 'rt t. " ror ,-nnd at I,,., Wluf't niurk.l loinurniw ........ nK'f roast cents por pound t th.- v..h marki t tor.;ori-..w only. nnJ lr rush only. Th.vi- M-iin 18. tomorrow only, at th MU- I. T!-' v . Round ttak at the Hum market to morrow only. "Phone It. ? srXDAV AT THE CHl'IlCHES. flrwt livlteilHH ('liunh. Washington Avenge and Sixth street. In the morning there will l o.tplism r cnllilren. reception of new inembera and the celehratloii of th holy communion. i'vening subject .id Appotrittitents. Sunday schoo 3:45 a. in.. VV. U Ilrenholts, supurln endent; t . K. Nervice, 6:30 p. ni leader, Mrs. A. T. Hill, llrotherhood meeting Monday, H p. m., st the nimiKe. Subject, riclence and 1m mortality. lipetiltig address by (', K ochrun. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. 8. W. Seemann. D. I). minister. I'irt ledunliMt KplMiiaI tliurvli. ..,riier i vau and Fourth Hi Sunday, 9-4i n. m., Hible school; 11 a. m morning worship. Mr. Zlmnier man, of the Anti Saloon league, will speak; :3 p. m., Kpworlh league led by Miss Ilattle McMurray, subject "For Love's Sake." At 7:31) p. m. iiibject, "Whose Servant Art Thou?" Monday, 7:30 p. m Bible class at the larsonage. Thursday, 7. p. m teachers meeting; 7:30, prayer meet ing. A cordial invitation to all. Rev K. Deal, pastor. At Inland City. Mr. Zimmerman will speak at land City church Sunday, 7:30 p. All are inylted. Central t'liurrli of Christ. Pible school, 9:45 a. m., O. C Flesh man, superintendent; morning wor ship, 11 a. m.; sermon theme, "The Rule for Progress." Junior C. E., and Y. P. H. O. K., 6:30 p. m.; evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Sermon on "Some Peculiarities of the Disciples." liap tlsms during the day. As my time in La (Jrande is short and I have several things to say, it Will be a speclul pleas ure to meet those who have been with us In the psst, as well as many new people at these services. Kspecial at- ention Is called to the evening ser mon. Rev. O. H. King, minister. Five pounds l;ird at the North Fir market tomorrow, only. 'Phone Main 15. Chilling winds today made outdoor life a dlsagreeuble proposition, not withstanding that the mercury drop ped but little below the freezing point Last, evening the government ther mometer registered i" above, but (Hir ing the night went down to 24. With the approach of morning it began to ascend and by noon had reached 2!) above again. I'asHenger travel has picked up con siderably on the main line df the O. It. & N. thla week, and Is now back to the normal winter buHlneas. While fluctuating on the muln line, the I. a 3rande-Joaeph train Heldom notices any change and continues to do a lucrative bunine. This morn ing both coaches were filled wltll pas sengers. I Shoulder ateak at the Boss market. "Phone 16. Tomorrow only. "About 10 years ago my brother was 'held up' In his work, health and happiness by what was believed to be hopeless consumption." writes VV. R. Lipscomb, of Washington, N. C. "He took all kinds of remedies and treat ment from several doctors, but lound no help tin he used Dr. King's New Discovery and was wnolly cured by to drawing the Jury list, which task Silverthorn's Family drug store. Merchants! Save $10,000 In 1907 the Merchants of Oregon saved over $10,Q00 by carrying a part of their Insurance in their own company, the Oregon Merchants Mutual Fire As surance Association, cf Dayton, Oregon. In I9C3 they will save $I5,C00. Durir.a the same period i f their neighbors were nancf- :t ing over $I,500,C00 in 1 1 profits to outside companies In the Oregon Merchants Mutual you get: j J INSURANCE AT COST tJHUU I lLLRU j ! ; J . . j T A LIMIT TO YOUR LIABIL- ITllS PROMPTSETTLEMZNT CF LCSSES Did Your Potatoes Freeze? Vehave several hundred sacks of firsl-c'ass potatoes at $1.25 p r hundred pounds FLOUR Imperial Flour - $1.35 Reliance Flour - 1.20 North Powder Flour 1.25 Harnes Patent Flour - 1 .40 TRY US. We Guarantee to gxc Satisfaction City Grocery E. PCLACK, Prop No case of contajnous blood poison of the virus has been removed from the the blood will sooner or later, cause a its hideous and destructive symptoms of ulcerated month and throat copjyet colored splotches, falling hair, sores and ulct-is, etc. No other medicine sc surely cures contagious blood poison as S. S. S. It goes down into the blood and steadily and surely drives out every particle cf the infection. It absolutely and perfectly purifies the blood, and leaves this vital fluid as fresh, rich ana healtliy as it wa3 before the poison entered the circulation. S. S. ind rrauually the symptoms disaphenr, the heallh is improved, the hk:r cleai. 1 of all spots, sores and other the mouth and throat teal and when poison no trace ot the disease is Ielt ccti;-.jc it u the crcatest of all Llooil than forty years. Took on this disease aud any medical advice sent free to all TEE SWIFT i 'CJ mm Dcesn'i go tip Use Flue You receive iplrnse, direct heat from every ounce ol luel burned there arc no dam? chimneys or long pipes to waste ihe heat from a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) ' n Carry il from room lo room. Turn the wick high or low no boiher no smoke no smell automatic smokeless device prevents. Brass font holds 4 quarts, burns 9 hours. Beautifully finished in nickel or japan. Every heater warranted. Tt. x- usi wnai you want tor me lung evenings. Made of brass, nickel plated latest im pioved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted. If your dealer cf.nnot supply tnj Petlection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp write our nearest aqency. Si.. STANDARD OIL, COJIPANV Incorporated) Daily Observer NO SNOW 3ut we a; c still in business. PLUMBING of all Kinds We guarantee our nork BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT STREE1 and Bakery, PHONE MAIN 75 LURES BLOOD POISON is ever imred until the last particle circulation. .The least taint left iu fresh outbreak of the trouble, with all destructive virus ol contagious blooti S. quickly takes effect on the blood blemishes, the hair '-tope, com in.? out S. S. S. has dcacurd the p-:;tem of Uv fc, o. .. cures cor. .r :.ius :iCOi; ; purifiers, te.t.d am w:'.!i a;j 'or i. i: wl;o v.-':t . SPECIFIC CO., imiii lo read by read by 11,111 IH.I )t 65c per Month At We have wade amngtmcnts vwfi the 0. R. 0 N. Co. whereby any of i1fjmpleees cm ctfrr a stzrdtid P. R. watch on monthly payments at regtUr ipctcash prcee. BALL- WALWAMELClN - DENmove rr.erts caiticd In us guaranteed to pass lailiad ir.sfectkn'znheie in the United States and Canada. SIEGRIST & CO Largest Jewelry fcitr in Eastern Oregon Complete equipment for rubber buggy tires. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprutor Complete Machine Shops and Foundry HOT DRINKS ! 1 1 Just the kind of drinksffor cold weather. CLAM BROTH BEEF TEA f CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream I SELDER, r!5ISZy5Tti,K,'E S A QUEEN! SUE'S A SIKE.V! is an expreson that is always heard at sigh', of a well Ueve J(j woman. If you are flat-chested, with Bl' undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead arm remark will never be "SIH . ' wafers will make you beauuful, bewitch- , inv rhey DEVELOP THE BUST 3 to 6 inches and produce a fine, bosom. They fill out the hollow arms handsome and well modeled and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour. Send for a bottle to1nv and von'll hn pleased nrt wnttn. "SI REN" wafers are absolutely harmless, nlpasant to take, and convenient to carry around. They are sold under suu.antee to do all we claim or MONET BACK. Price $1.00 per bottle. Inquire- at good drug; stores or send DI RECT TO US. FREE. During the next 30 days only we will send you a sam ple bottle of these beautifying wafers on receipt of 10c to pay cost of packing and postage if you men'.I'in that you saw the advertisement In this paper. The sample alone may be sufficient if the defects are trifling. , DESK 4, ESTHETIC CnEMICAT. CO., 31 W. 125th ST., XEW YORK. I THE WORLD FAMED CAR ! The Cadallic Thirty Is Mow Here Come lack rt over and see more car alue for eve-y dollar imestec than jcu cur dreamed ot We also Have the Famous Model 10 Buick Runabout - lUltiClS - t:rh:iLKN- l fKP. j sleek ltd eveiy watch sold by I Watch Inspectors for 0. R & N. Railroad c: resetting and ' repairing m candy MAN f. DEVELOP THE BUST applied to you. in a week from firm, voluptuous places, make th3 and the neck IO I t til IW H. BOtiNENK MPC0 .-tit P"" " , " ... . th; Bo., market. 'Phon. Main II. UaII kietL. tiVl' Ci:ii r 1 jlldSet umorNW. Phne Muln J. X L iV. OLIVER, Agent 1: . .