La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 15, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Have the Time of Your Lfc. Celebrate with
La Crar.de July 5th
EYEMSG -O BSEETER, LA GRJLXDE, PRECOX TIT-SPAT. JOE 15. 1SW8.
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Nature forms the child's foot so that each toe lies Hat and
straight, thus providing the human foot with power to balance
the body and the spring to make walking easy. Unfortunately
few children reach maturity without cramped, pinched and mis
shapen feet, which Is usually caused by shoes sold by unscientific
shoemen to unthinking parents. Could parents be brought to,
J realize the importance of starting the child's foot right there
I would be little or no suffering in later years from so many blem-
ishes that so many men and women are heir to.
I The Human Fool Should be Mowed to
I Grow Naturally
! To shape the foot to changing fashion, is to force the sofi,
pliable, growing bones, cords and muscles into deformed shapes.
The foot thus pinched from its natural shape is bound to be a
source of suffering in later life.
EDUCATOR SHOES
Sold Exclusively By
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The Quality Store
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BAUD BOYS
The Hand Boys in the game Sunday
made such an Impression on the fans
that there are several more games in
sight. The one that will probably be
pulled off in the near future is one
with, the barbers of the local shops.
If the game is played it will be "one of
the fastest of the Beason as the barb
ers have good material to pick from,
and the Band Boys will get consider
able more practice. The barbers will
run In an outside battery,- probably
Nelson and Siegrist if they can come
to an agreement with the band boys.
The exact time of the game is not
set, but will probably be on the first
open Sunday here.
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DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY
For Best quality ol DRY chain wood call on
V. E. BEAN
Biggest loads for least money
PriONE RED 1741 "
MRS UAH'S
FUNERAL
VIOLIN
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PIANO
Instruction I
'otlcc For Bldi.
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J. ALBERT KENNEDY.
Phono lied 732.
5 The Little Shop ?
5 Main St. I
Notice is hereby given that te
County Court of Union County, O.c
gon, will receive sealed bids' at the of
fice of the undersigned urtil nom on
Thursday the 8th day of July, !!M!,
for the construction of a lt4 fot s'eel
span bridge over the Ciande Ron ie
River at Orof Dell, ns per plain and
specifications on file In the oiTiie oi
the undersigned. Said bids to b? m
companies by n certified check 'or
live per cent of said bid.
Da'el at l.a Grande, Oregon, 'irs
Hth day of .jj.lv, I'juit.
ED. WRIGHT.
Comity Clerk of I'niou County, 0:o
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Stamping ot all kinds, Includ-
vi lug shirt waists & Center pieces,
done, embroidery lessons given. $
X Orders taken and lessons given
in stenciling. Full line of em-
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" broidery materials
Mrs. Nancy Hanklns, 82 years old,
died Sunday evening at the home of
her son, William Hanklns, at 1402 X
avenue.
The funeral was held this morning
at the residence, Rev. Deal conducting
the service. Interment was made In
the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. llankins came to La Grande
with her son from Oklahoma three
years ago in September. She was a
devout christian, a member of the
Presbyterian church the greater part
of her life. She leaves two daugh
ters and one son, by adoption. The
son and one daughter, Miss Susie.
were with her at the time of her
death. The other daughter, Mrs. Anna
Shelley, resides at Dallas, Texas. The
funeral was conducted by' Rev. Deal
in the absence of Rev. Seemann.
WHY NOT TRY
l'opham'a
ASTHMA UKMEDYf
lives prompt and positive relief
vry case. Sold by druggists, Prlcy
$1.00. Trial package by mall 10
cents.
Miliums Mfg. Co., Prop.
Cleveland
For sale by
. T. HTT.U Druggist
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DAT JULY il
Below we print the record of the
proceedings of the county court at the
June term.
In the matter of the monthly al
lowance to various Indigent persons.
It was ordered that warrants be Is
sued as follows: D. W. Souder, $15.00;
Maggie Slagner, $12.00; John Hilde
brandt, $25.00; Harry French, $10.00;
B. A. Garren, $12.00 and J. L. Dun
nington, $10.00.
In the matter of the application of
O. II. Law for rebate of taxes for
the year 1D08. It was ordered that
said application be denied.
In the matter of the purchase of
County Poor Farm. It was ordered
that the offer of Chas. Green for the
ale of certain lands be accepted. Said
purchase price being $6000.00.
In the matter of the purchase of a
teel Jail for the Coui't House. It
jvas ordered that the County Court
ie authorized to purchase said jail
;ih1 have the same installed at once.
In the matter of advertising for
bids for the construction of a steel
bridge at Oro Dell. It was ordered
that the County Clerk be directed to
advertise for bids for the construc
tion of Bald bridge. Said bids to be
accompanied by a certified check of
five per cent of said bid.
In the matter of appointing dele
gates to the National Irrigation Con
gress to be 'held at Spokane, Wash.
F. S. Braniwell, F. J. Holmes, Frank
Hempe, L. A. Wright and J. C. Pix
ton were appointed as delegates.
July 27th was the day designated
by the county court as Union county
day at the Alaska-Yukon exposition.
subject to approval by the Fair Commissioners.
fid LEAVES
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Field
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Garden Lawn
B U L K
I AM SHOWING THE LARGEST
VARIETY AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF SEEDS EVER EXHIBIT
ED IN UNION COUNTY. AND I
KNOW THESE ARE THE PRODUCT
OF REPUTABLE SEED GROWERS;
AND I ALSO KNOW MY PRICES
ARE AS LOW AS IT IS CONSIST
ENT TO SELL FRESH,. RELIABLE
STOCK.
Alfalfa, Red and Alsike
Clover, Timothy
and all Kinds of. Garden Seed and
Lawn Grasses
A. V. OLIVER
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DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME
and money planting poor seeds. CEDDES
BROS, have those that grow. All kinds of gar
den vegatables, potatoes five varieties Flower
seeds of all kinds and varieties. Win tne
prize this year by planting our Aster seeds
If you need anything in the grocery line, we
carry the best.
GEDDES BROS.
PHONE
MAIN 46
Daily Observer 65c per Month
EI 8T1UNGHAM,
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For Constipation.
Mr. L. H. Farnham, a prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake. Iowa, 'says:
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing
on the market for constipation. Give
these tablets a trial. You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant
tn cTect. Pi le 25 cents. Sample!
tree. For sa'- oy All Good Dealers.
EXElTTOirS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that D. Som-
mer and loopold Rosenthal are the
executors under the will of Ifertha '
Sommer, Deceased, and have been duly
appointed as such of her -estate by
the County Court of I'nion County,
Oregon. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
present the same with proper vouchers
for proof and allowance to either of
said Executors, or to C. H. Finn, at
his law office in La Grande, Oregon,
for them.
Dated June 7, 1909.
Leopold Rosenthal.
D. Sommer, Elgin Oregon..
Executois of the estate of Bertha
Sommer, Deceased.
Cake Sale.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have a nice lot of cakes
on display next Saturday afternoon
at the Bohnenkamp Hardware store
An excellent recipe win be givsn
with each cake.
Attorney Robert Lloyd was one of
the uulutky ones to be l?ft by the
lilnin train this morning. I'p until
the time of departure the train was
marked In the hotels and reported
at the central office as being due to
leave at 10:"( ten minutes after the
arrival of No. 7 from the east. The
main line train kept falling down and
the Elgin train was sent out quite a
while before 10:50.
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.Mls Ituyburn Returns.
Miss Delia Ray'nirn. who received
an ovation at the Portland Rose show
last week, while she rode In the float
as representative of this city, In the
"Spirit of the Golden West" pageant,
returned home last night. She em
Joyed her visit very much. Miss Ray
burn was accompanied by her father
and her sister. Mrs. Perry Robinson
and family. They all say, as every
other visitor has done, that they en-
Joyed the festival to the fullest ex
tent
In Our New
Building
Ready for business but
too busy to write ad
vertisements. Keep
your eye on this space.
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