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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1909)
BTISiSG t yStRTEiqA CRAXOf, )ViLi) , 'fhtltSDAT, !?0TE3rnEH li 1303. A Home TOT jniome me Every Business Man Every Wage Earner CAN OWIT 1 HOME, AHD ACQCIUK IT BY APPLmfl THE SENT HOMY TOWARDS ITS PURCHASE. I 83L1LL PATME5T D0W2f IS 0LT BECKED, THE TOUB RENT MONET WITH ONLY A FEW DOLLARS ADDED WILL BE ALL THAT'S REQUIRED. CAN ICC AFFORD 10 2tt3 7I1IS OPPORTUNITY OF OWNING YOUR OWN HOME - WE HATE SUPPLIED HUNDREDS ALREADY WITH THEIR HOMES? AND EVPnv ONE HAS HARDLY REALIZED HOW EASILY IT WAS ACCOMPLISH ED. . uvmo, a tmsKir ..CALL OX US AND LET US EXPLAIN OCR METHODS, IT WILL COST TOU NOTHING TO HAYE US TAX TO YOU ABOUT THIS FXAN. line a! Gr '.. "V- i. 'V i j " . FOLEY HOTEL BLOCK LA GRANDE, OREGON We have such argamsas these Q qn DP Ell ' ' D E CI C5 0 y m c r .- I IS COOKING STOVES REFRIGERATOR SNAPS SEWING MACHINES We fctre three btargalns to . .:.' i . m , a day. Do, not delay. These goods are always In demand. '' ised a few weeks, cost new $23 00. Our price ....$12JM) fhr'je on hand fo seelct from. Prices -nuge from 2.60 to $10.00 ft SNAP IN A $45 PHONOGRAPH A Columbia, Elegant case, bountiful bell shaped horn,' a piece of furniture that will grace 'any parlor. Has seen the best of cane,' cost when new without records, $45. ' Our price with 16 10 jnrtvrecords . . .... . .". .,; . . . j, . . V. .$20 0Q- 4 HEATING STOVES LINOLEUM BARGAINS We buve both Trood and coal at prices ranging from $2,00 to $800 Has teen used .-"usr two iuon ths. Cost $12. My price $6.50 Will cover room 10x12. EC few lines of .. . . ..IRONBEDS-.".. Iron Feds. Drci3Kers. Conches, Oranlteware, C.-ockery, and yiassware. - i 1 .- - . . - jl ( ADAMS AVENUE, PHONE 15211 23 so si ii DFCrftlTOrunn IlLMIOLMJd NEW. ATHLETIC FIELD FOR O. A. C. ATHLETES. THE Walter M; Fierce Home From Corral h , Us Where he Met Regents. " " - ;" ' ';";"' o f.'' t he 7 . FRATER N A L. O RDERS LA GRANDE, ORE. i Dnaunaaa ! TkA ..M.Vk.. m ... C yuiiimB oi a new neat in g plant I fir all tha Vtll UH In a-o nnnmAAlA 41 Pregon Agricultural College, -the: pur jchase of seven acres of land for a new athletic field and bufldlngs at a cost of $20,000 and the conlsderatlon of busin ess Connected With tha mmnl.tlnn nf f.f..UU V. pe new $35,000 armory, were some of the more Important transactions of the board of regents of the state Bchool held this week in Portland according o Regent Walter M. Pierce who re- turned this morning. ' i s iThe old athletic field Is to be oc eiipied by buildings and the great J Raines, will bereafter be played on the Uew field Just back of and adjoining the old field. The new armory, accord ing to Mr! Pierc. (a tn h ! nest in the United States. , d D a a S3 S3 O n i3 a ; f ' ' '. :' K. W. A. t Grande Camp Nd. 7703 meets i let ft 3rd Monday each month at 1. O. O. F. kail. All Tlaitiiit; ueisbbors are cordially Invited to attend. ' ' ' ' ' M. UcMURHAT, C CAL JORDAN. Clerk. Speaking About ;';;lllllf I ' Ill ill1: 'iMllil ASH BROTHERS Comet "Dress lit. When It comes to a question of .correct apparel, yon will find us particularly able to supply the very latest ' fashions. 1 'If you want to be In style this fall, yon must have certain lines to our garments, which all good dressers will admire. , Tou will find ADLER'S COLLEGIANl CLOTHES fill . ,wwcn we feature, to be Tery . deccldedly the most artistic production of this present season. Let us show you a few of the new conceptions In suits and overcoats. ,THE HOUSE OF OOOD CLOTHES l; mm n ; , ; . O.E.8. r..;.;. f Hop Chapter NoJ 13, O. EL &,;LoW t uted communications the second and tourtn Wednesdays of each month, flsltlng members cordially Invited. RACHEL KC WORSTELL, W. M. MART A. WARNICK. fiecr.tarr L O. 0. F-Eieamument BUr Encampment Na 81, I. O. O. P., meets every second and fourth Wednesday Id the month) in Odd Fel lows hall. Visiting patriarchs always welcome. ,y ; f,;. j, '-'v H. 53. COOLIDOffi, C P. W. A. WORSTELL, Scribe. M. B. o? A. I- Meets every Thursday evening at I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting members al-. ways welcome. ANGUS STEWART. President a J. VANDEBPOKLv Secretary. Woodmea f The World. iWe have ready a notable showln or superb, dainty. little novelties la gDld, silver., copper, nickel, and also ir pottery, things for the bric-a-brac. etc., Just the thin ten for abrldd rift or me one wnp tloesn't desire to Snend hfeavily yet give something of hlgh.'ln- tetaslc value and that will ever be te J. H. PEARE UttOrand Lodge Na 18. W. O. meets every second and fourth Tuesday evening In K. of P. hall In the Corps building. All vision mem bers welcome. ' NERI ACKLE8, Consul Commander. J. H. KEENET, Qerk. . ;; Foresters of America. j Court Maid Marlon Ncy 22 . meets ach Wednesday night In K. of P. ball. Brothers are invited to attend. JBEN HAISTEN. a R LEO HERRINO, C B. C. J. VANDERPOEL. F. S. . ; A.F. A. 13. La Grande Lodfte Na 41. A. F. 41 A. holds regular meetings first aa4 third Saturdays at 7:30 p. 'la. : . R. L. LINCOLN, W. U. A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. , - KolgbU of Pythias. : ' Red Cross Lodge Na 17, meets ev ery Mondny evening In Castle hall, (old Elk's ball). A Pythias welcome to all visiting knights. J. F.BAKER, a a R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. ft 8. B.P. O.B. La Grande Lodge Na 433, meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Elk's club, corner Depot btreet aa4J Washington avenue. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. H. E. COOLIDGE, Exalted Ruler. HUGH McCALL. Rec. Secy.-. : I,. Ctoprrlght 1909. Kbo Cortet Co, -f Ladies Suhs, Child remand Ladies p Coat Fine Line of : i Even If you only buv the reuifeuuue as an Investment and not to speculate buy property that will increase . in value shortly. We have a list of choice parcels that offers every buyer the right opportunity. , , See us today or at the earliest op- M.U.I T . . mj m f ' ' ' i inuuii. , At, fuu are paying rem, Kaitt COatS ron can aDDl-r onr rent payments j tvwaru Uil iurciMIB VI m OWDS. tit sure you call and obtain our plan of I home owning, i , ; f , , . : . ; LA GB45DE IXTESTMENT CO. Fley Bleck. anDuynCo The Eoad to Success has many cud t ructions, but none so desperate as poor health. Success t. ,,eeeo Kingsley & Coqer desperate as poor neaiui. success I today demands health, but Electric f Shoes Rmairprl' Dittera Is the greitest health hnii, 1 "" CpaiTCa Cittera Is the greatest health builder the world has ever known. It compels perfect action of stomach,5 Jiver, kid neys, bowels, purifies and enriches the blood, and tones and invigorates the whole system. Vigorous body; and keen brain follow their use. Tou cuTt afford to slight Electric Bitters Two firsts class workmen Z AII work turned out witH aiSOaten and nnaranteeti i r ----- mm mm m waaawww -mr THE OLD PRF.HTON 8TAND. L 0. O. F. Subordinate. La Grande Lodge No. It, meets Id their hall every Saturday oight Visi ting brothers 'jcordialy . in vlteds to at tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at the Model restaurant " . , " fJV GEORGE GROUT, N. G I. R. SNOOK, Rec Secy. W. A. WORSTELL, Fin, Secy. Crystal Lodge Na 60 meets9 every Tuesday evening at the I. 0. O. F. hall. All visiting- members ve Invited to attend. MRS. TILUE COX. N. C ! MISS JJNA ALEXANDER. RTBtTT t Frightful Fate Averted. " "I would have teen a cripp'e for life, from a terrible cut on my knee cap," writes Frank Dlsberry, KelllLer i MJnn., "without Bucklen's ratca 81- i v which, sobh cured - ma" Infallible for, wounds, euu and bruises, it soon , cures, burne, scalds, old sores, skiff i eruptions. World's best r for Pile, j 60c at the Nowlla Drug- Compwy. ( c e w c wan yy asn ?i our Back" for Ever with one i of ' our The latest 5 thing line. We are sole agents 1; for J this .territory. Call and let us show you. i BAY & ZWEIFEL ; PLUMBERS AND TIN1IER3. ' 2it DP0) STRtE e e llimilKKt.tta......... ....... 2,000 POUNDS ' ' of COAI for $8 Weighed' on City Scales, f Rock. Springs ; Lump or Nut delivered to any part of the i city . Gity scales ticket delivered with load. G. E, FOWLER tf weak, rua down or sickly. Only 60c. i Guarantee by the NewUn Dru, Ca ,
