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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1909)
i c E3 d a a J'- V, a a a a a a a a a a a a a a D G C! IYMi3G O BSIBTT&1A C1MTDE, OEEGOX . " fiATCRDAY. XOTEJJBEH , 1302. ( . r - Every Business' Man oomni IT Ti - ' Every Wage Earner CAS OWN A HOME, AXD ACQUIRE IT BT APPLYING TEE BEST MONET TOWARDS ilS PURCHASE. K KVALI PAYSTE5T DOWN IS ONLT BEQIJEB, THEN Y0UB BENT MONET WITH CXLY 1. FEW BOLL Alt S ADDED WILL BE ALL THAT'S REQUIRED. CAN TOD AFFORD 10 3 7iUS OPPORTUNITY OP OWNING TOCB OWN HOME! WE HATE SUPPLIED HUNDREDS ALBEADY WITH THEIB HOMES, AND EYEKY . - 6S HAS HARDLY REALIZED HOW EASILT IT WIS ACCOMPLISH. ED. ;?.:'.'VW -..CALL ON HJS .XND LET 8 EXPLAIN OCB METHODS, IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING TO HATE CS TAL TO YOU ABOUT THIS PLAN. FOLEY HOTEL BLOCK LA GRANDE, OREGON 3C DaDnannaannDnDnnnn yrcBonwannnan We Ha 've s if cfi BaaM as fftese finmrnrn ammroci i We twe three btargains to day. Do sot delay. TheBe goods are always In demand. - ., ; nsrSIGLSATC SNAPS MACHINES Only used a few weeks, , cost new $9 00. Our price , . ,..$12.00 Throe on hand to seelct from. Prices range from 3.00 to $10.00 h'-y, ! SNAP IN A45 PHONOGRAPH A Columbia, Elegant crse, : beautiful bell shaped horn, a piece of furriiture that will grace 1 any parlor. Has seen the best of pane, cost when new without records, $45. inch records. . . . . . Om- price viith.16 10 ..J $20.09 a d a o o o o no o HEATING STOVES LINOLEUM BARGAINS We buve both rood and coal t prices ranging from $2,00 to eeeeee eJSeOO . Has leen used ,4ust two iuon ths. Cost . $12. My price , $6.60 Will cover room 10x12. S few lines of . . . .iiiONBEIiS . Iron Feds, Dresners, Couches, Oranitewarey i Crockery, 1 and vtla8swaie.v ' ' ADAMS AVENU?, PHONE 1521 THE FALL FRESHET. S3 u 53 n in 8 n -J u n S3 I d d ; Ill ' , M , SpeakingAbout Correct IDress When It comes to a question of correct apparel, yon will find us particularly able to supply the very latest fashions. . ' If yon want to be In style this fall, you must have certain lines to your garments, which all good dresBers will admire. You will find ADLER'S 1 r "K5S COLLEGIAN CLOTHES Which we feature, to be very ' deccldedly the most artistic production of this present season. Let us show you a few of the new conceptions In aults and overcoats. ASH BROTHERS THE fiOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES Elfi An early November freshet is one of the usual things that owners of log booms and cultivators of bottom land in Western Oregon and Washington encounter now and then to their Iobb. The heavy rains of the iant flvw dv have Sent many of the smaller Btreams tributary to the Columbia, Grays Har bor and Puget Sound out of their banks, working the disaster in the lines mentioned. Unlike the loss sus tained from a September or October storm to a delayed grain harvest, the November loss in grain and logs is not the fault of those who sustain it. Up to the breaking of the storm and the ensuing freshet,, the water in the icgping streams were not high dnou'gh to float the log booms to the mills. Hence the exposed condition of the logs. As to the late potatoes and, other root crops, they had not yet come to maturity; ' hence ' were not ready for gathering. The losses suffered while not heavy enough to affect the general prosperity of the sections visited, are yet heavy in individual cases. As to the inconvenience caused by washing out or softening of the roads the case is different. It will continue in very many cases throughout the winter and will furnish the best of all arguments for substantially con structed hlirhwava Th'o ' or an old one: it la niimtrntnri hv strain- lng horses, pulling heavy wagons with light loads over roads that would be impassible but for the necessity of using them occasIonally hy slack trade in village stores, slim attendance upon rural churches and schools and farmhouse isolation that becomes ex ceedingly dreary and monotonous be fore the winter is over. It is doubtful indeed, whether any argument would oo emphasize the value of good roads, as does the freshet, coming before the fall hauling of 'produce is fairly be gun. '" 0 ' D R ECTORY OF THE ,' ' , , . -. i -: FRATER NALQRdSrr j L. A GRANDE, ORE. .Li-:. ,;"2'.''; 1L W. JU La Grande Camp. No, 7703 meets 1st A 3rd Monday, each month at 1. O. a P. kUL All visltlna: neighbors are cordially Invited to attend. M. UcMURRAY, C. CAL JORDAN. Clerk. F.O.B. La Grande Aerie Na 259, P. O. K., neeta ry Friday night in Elk's hall at 8 p. m. Visiting brethren Invited to attend. , - . . . 1 : . 'C. 'EL HACiiM AN. W. ' O.E.S. d d in M n o B H H CO Hope Chapter No. IS, O. EL 8., hold stated communications the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Waiting members cordially invited. RACHEL E. WDRSTELL, W. M. MARY A. WARNICK. Secretary. , I. 0. 0. FrEacampment- , .(. i Star Encampment Na 31, I. O. O. F., meets every second and fourth Wednesday in the month in Odd Pel Iowa' hall. Visiting patriarchs always welcome. H. VI COOLIDGB. C. P. W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe. T.MATOTT. ,): J' - 4 Plank Sidewalk's Built "and Ransired. Excavating ' and A f Filling. Phone Blacks 1B62.' f Oopyrlght 1&09, Eatw Oont Ce. Ladtes Suite; Child- ren and Ladies Coat : Fine L ite of Rain Coals VanDuynCo . The I'oad to Sncceis has many obstructions, but none so desperate as poor health. Succesi today demands health, but Electric Bitters is the greatest health builder the world has ever known. It compels perfect action of stomach, liver, kid neys, bowels, purifies and enriches ths blood, and tones and invigorates the whole .system. -Vigorous body and keen brain follow their : use. You c&n't afford to slight Electric Bitters if weak, run down or sickly. Only 60c. Guaranteed by the Newlln Drug Co. - r mm i i i a M. B. of A. Meets every Thursday evening at I. O. O. F. halL Visiting members al ways welcome. -;.'.' v ANGUS STEWART, President, a J. VANDERPOEL, Secretary. " J Woodmea of The World, L 0. 0. FSubordhiate. La Grande Lodge No. 1, meet t their hall every Saturday night. YSs Ung brothers cordially Invited to at tend. Cemetery plat may be sees t3 the Model restaurant - GEORGE GROUT, ML C ' - 'L R. SNOOK; Rec. Secy.' W. A. WORSTELL, Fin, Seey; Foresters of America. Court Maid .Marion , No. 22 meen each Wednesday night in K. el ' TZ hall. Brothers tre Invited to atteai;- r ben nAiTEN, a LEO ttERRING, C. 8. ' C. J. VANDERPOEL, F. 8. A.F. AA.iL La Grande Lodge Na 41, A. T. & K. M., holds regular meetings first sssH third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. r. l. UNCOLN, rr. 13. A. C. WILLIAMS. SecreUry. r'Knlgliu! 7""" La Grande Lodge No. 169, W. O. V7., meets every .second and fourth Tuesday evening 14 K. j?f;P. hall 1 the Corpe building. All .visiting mem bers welcome.'. ' tl NERI ACKLES, Consul Commander. ' . '' " J. H. KEENET, Clerk. ' Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meete ery Monday evening in Castle (old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcosEss" to all vislung knights. XF.BAKER,CC: R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. ft , ' b. p. 0. r. l La Grande Lodge. Na 433', meets each Thursday evening at I o'clock to Elk's club, corner, Depot street eas3' Washington avenue. Visiting brotheraw are cordially Invited to attssdu 1 , H. E. COOLIDGE. Exalted. RaTssr. V HUGH McCALL, Re. BscjC -.,rr,r, ...BE8EXAH8.; iV-.:.t; Crystal Lodge Na 60 meeta vnex Tuesday evening at the I. O. a raSJ. All visiting members are i JavtteJt attend. .. '; ? A.'w I - MnS. TILLIE COX, ML C- MISS .Jv'VA ALEXANDER. 81532:. , lo your eyes trouble you when reading or studying ofter night? Do you have headaches or dlztyness ' or irritated smarting or watering eyes cornea, (Astigmatism,) of the eyes, al slght), unevenness of the front or so by the effects of age, which causes or granulated lids? Do yon get sick naingi au 01 inese ailments are caused by the eyes being out of ali&pa, loo long or short (near or far years of age till finally we have to put on glasses to bring it back to a convenient distance. ; If yon have any of these troubles call on me, I will furnish glasses, the most up-to-date styles and best spe cially ground lenses at a price much less than the traveling opticians charge, and I give your eyes a double test by different methods with differ ent instruments, one test proves the other. . ' j I guarantee all my work. ' I make no . charge for testing where glasses are not required or when I fit glasses. Give me a trial and be convinced. H. W. HEWITT, Optometrist t, Jeweler. 1212 1-2 Adams ave., La Grande, Ore. For $3.50 We Can' "Wash 'Youfc Back" for Ever with one of ouc The latest thing out in' the brusl line. We are sole agents for this territory. "Call and let us show youi. BAY & ZWE1FEL I PLUMBERS AND TINNERS. j ' 1 211 DEP0) STRLE1 ; ! Z. oeeeeeeee amtueiJlA ji tit V..iiJ 2,000 POUNDS OF C0AI for $S . Weighed on City" Scales Rock Springs Lump or I Nut delivered to any part' of the city Qity scales. " ticket delivered with load G. E, FOWLER if.
