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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1909)
BTEN1XG OIlStKTER, JU 4jR.5I, OREGON. SATl ltDAY, MAT 1, 1909. rA(;E j-eu. IVe SeJ Ipron Gingham for 5c per yard atSESSBSBT! airmva Unprecedented Values That Must Appeal to You CIUIll TAG EH. Week IB a!MS: Ladies Suit Depart ment An elegant line of Hand some tailored Spring and Summer Suits. Entire line of $25.00 values, THIS WEEK $19.95 fit f.' I- d i,'iVJ rH . SHIRT WAIST BARGAINS You will be surprised when you see. the wonderful val ues we are offering you in new spring waists. Shirt W aists worth up to $2.50 this week - $1 .68 MUSLIN' UNDERWEAR A beautiful assortment of lace and embroidered corset covers from 25c up. We have full lines and splendid assortments of muslin drawers, petticoats; gowns, etc. LEI US SHOW YOU THESE VALUES It " ' i i Si "Meet Me at the Fair" I lie ,Js s. ."' .V-:--,, l-i -.T.. ; . .f;:-j..:.L -v x "ll ' ".' H 'V ' -..' -e t- .tv,' ". ir;,'i i' .-? .. V - V . , Millinery Depart ment HAVE VOU SfllV THOSE NEW SHAPES All $8.00 and $8.50 Spring dress hats THIS WEEK $5.85 NOBBY SUITS FOR THE BOYS Our line of boys clothingls very attractive this year. THEY ARE THE KIND THAT WEAR Prices From $2.50 to $7.50 $25 Men Suits at exactly half price this week MEN AND BOYS SHOES . A large assoriment of broken line from uor shoe stock at price that mean a saving to you. , COME AND LOOK THEM OVER tOPPIGHT. I9C3.EV RANCOEE KlNCA'3 "Meet Me at the Fair" WE . . .FAIR. We Sell all Calico for 5c per yard TRANSfERS IE LAME The amount of money represented lu Union county real estate transfers for the week just ended Is unusually large. Not only have the transactions been heavy, but the prices paid lu- dlcate-a healthy tone of financial con ditions. Four pieces of land, in 32 acres, have sold for $26,500, or an average price of over $80 per acre. One farm of 160 acres, that of Wrigh bros., of Union, sold for more than, $100 per acre. Another tract of 80 acres, belong ing to the same men, brought $50 per acre. Several other farms have been sold in the valley during the week for prices that Indicate that the owners have not sold at a loss. The total reported transactions represent ap proximately $68,000. Below we give the record of transfers, as reported by the La Grande Investment Com pany, abstracters. Wright bros. to David S. Kent: S1 SV4 of. sec. 1; ViSE of sec. 2, Tp. 4 SR. 39 E $17,800.00 Wright bros. to F. M. Hempe: NSW '4 of sec. 1. Tp. 4 SR. 39 E. 4.000.00 U. S. to E. M. Eliott: NWUSV of sec. S3. Tp 1 NR. 41 E . S. to Thos Sigmund: SVjNE'A.-NW USE, Sec. 18, Tp. 3 NR. 40 E. f X 4 If f . ... RED CROS STORE 3. H. KInser to L. Huntley: Lots 5 & 6 of Blk. 9 of Konan's Add.. . ' 100 Alpha Lanman to Frank Carpenter: Lots 10 & 11 of Blk. 152 in Chap- , . . linY JfiA. ..... ; ..J0 J. V. Scriber to Anna Koesch: Lois 14, 15 & 16 of Blk. 113 in Chaplin's Add 25,000.00 W. I. Keen to C. L. Grim: Lots 2 and 3 of Soraraer's Add. to Elgin. 125.00 U. S. to Louisa Hudson: XESE. .KWNEK of sec. 32. tp. 4 SR 40 , K. WM. S DRUG Beginning Monday, May 3rd, and ends Monday, May 17th JL-iVCI y Llilllg &!E2Gll UiCd VI CUDl f the Price o f 1 Sale 2. Boxes of Writing 'Paper 2 Tooth Brushes 2 Gombs - . 2 Ounces of Perfume 2 Boxes of toilet soap 2. Cans of Talcum Powder for the Price of one B. W. Grandy to W. A. Ludikeu: Lots 11, 12 & 13 in Blk. 6; Lots 11 and 12 in Blk 8 of Grandy's ind Add. to La Grande. 825.00 E. E. LaUiam to R. Latham: WiSW-ii SWUSE14. of sec. 15,. tp. 3 SR. 40 E ' 8.00.00 State Land Board to Swackhammer & Pursel: XHSWViof sec. 7; SE4 of sec. 35, tp. 4 SR. 40 E.. . lSWJ.OO P. Carlton to J. B. Stone: NE4NEV4 of sec. 33, tp. SR. 38 E... 3,000.00 S. I. Huthchinson to J. H. & W. R. Hutchinson: SE4 of sec.-l; EUSE 4 of sec. 23; W'iSW'4 of esc. 24; 25; N8SE4. SiSE4 of sec. 26, tp. 4 SR. 39 E. and W'i-NW, XW4 SWTi of sec. 22, tp. 3 SR. 39 E. ,. -....I.;. 100 A. Ft Banders to S. W. Holmes: 8 NE4. SE4 ec. 14; NViNE-, NW of c. 33, tp. 6 SR. E.. U0 Grace S. and F. C. Forbes, to W. T. "Wade: SE4 of sec. 34, tp. Z SR. 34; SE14XE. NVSE, SESE, S4 SW4. SW4SE4 of sec:. 16; E'XW . E4SWU of sec. 21. tp. 1 SR. 40 E. W. M 1.00 Margaret B. DobUn et al to Jas. D. Dobbin: land in tp. 4 SR. 40 E. 8,000.00 Chas. Dearlove to Wm. Rollins: Lot 16 of Blk. 21 of Predmore Add. : . . . S25.00 Wm. Rollins to Juli,m Fisher: same bb last above 1.00 E. F. Peale to R. F. Parker: XE4 2,500.00 G. L. Swiger to E. G. Cameron: tract In W of sec. 21. and In XW4 cf i mar- 9B In BR iflP 3 (MKt 00 1 . n . T T Tt .. . CI ! ri. yi. vuupcr iu nuuuu rkcc.cs. 072 ' XE4, NSE4 of sec. 5, tp. 4 SR. 41 E. 6W.W ' Carpet cleaning witnoui removing from floor. Phone Red 141. 4-19 1 1 business college yl 1 AaHIMTOM AMD TKNTN T. I I fomuuia, ontaon LA WRITE FOR CATALOG FOOD. A place to buy goods. The big sale for the benefit of the High School is still "oh at Pennington's. Men's dry goods of all kinds, shoes, bats, caps aiid'ifre' i'aietst in Heikwear. Help the High School. duce a pleasant cathartic effect. Call completition of a two story business t all good dealers for a free sample. , building to be erected on Main street In the City of Joseph, Wallowa county, WHO IS THE 0.E. That Wants to own two lots good S room cottage, plastered, location good; party cau get good terms; let us tell you about it, and show the property. 4-17 tf La Grande Investment Co. A PleaMuit Physic. When you want a pleasant phyeic giv Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial. The yare ml! and (ent! In their action and always pro- Before the Bar. N. H. Brown, an atorney of Pitts- fleld, Vt, writes: "We have used Dr. Ktngg's New Life Pills for years and And them such a good family medi- For Chills. Constipation, Billiousnesi ! XOTICE or Sick Headache they work won a era. 1 5c. Newlln Drug Go. I Oregon. i Plans and specifications can be seen at residence of the owner, Irs. E. E. Jennings, Joseph, Ore., and at tha office of Roberet Miller, archfect, J Grande, Ore. The owner reserves the right to let contract either In whole or In part She also reserves the right to accept any or, reject all bids. A satisfactory bond wil be required of the success ful bidder. (A-29-M-10) XOTICE TO COXTBACTORS. Bids are invited up to S o'clock, p. m. May 10, 1909 for the erection and TO WATER CONSUMERS. Water consumers not on meters will please come to the City Recorder s of fice and fill out application before us ing the water fo- Irrigating per pope. H. C GILMAN. 4-39 5-1 Water Sopt. , . . . " j i O J- r c , . t O - A.'- s- ; ro n o o
