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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1909)
. . .. "imn ' XT. . 'jfBwrJ r " - : : ' ' - , I fl rrmsrnv thi : ntvmnnm a wfiCK f . . ' - ... THE ZTZ5IX0 ' BSEBTEBLa GBA5DE, OBEGOX THUBSDIT, BECEXBFB 2. 1WJ. I 7 More New Books GIFT BOOKS JUVENILES For Sale at ft "Where Nothing Is Too Much Touhle" iAUTAliOUA IS DESIRED LWJTKD 'ACTION' Or' LA GltSDK ORGANIZATIONS l:KSIKEI. We Want Your Wants Our Want Ad Column Wlth.Co-Opcratlon and Use of Pres ent Equipment Economy Assured. t2il':'" " J ... Your ant is placed before t thousand or m :re want scekeri every day Canyoj afford to spend one cer.t per word of yout ''.' want d where resa tn are the kevnete.? t ; ... ron SALE. WANTED. Enthusiasm for a Chautauqua In La Grande la assuming a more def inite form at the present . time and it is probable that in the near future some united action between the Com mercial Club and the Neighborhood Club will be taken to work the mat ter up and see what can be done. It was the opinion of President Collier of the Commercial Club yesterday that with the use of Riverside Park, j the co-operation of the Neighborhod Club and the Commercial Club and the use of the tents now In possession of the Exposition and Fourth of July committees that a Chautauqua could be put In here for about $1,000. , Severa ".of the enthu'iastlc Chau tauqua advocates in this city report that In the cities where they have be come well etsablished they are put In at nominal cost and have paid well because of the Immense crowd attend ing. In Peasburg, Ills., a town of about 2,000 Inhabitants, the average attendance has been as high as thir ty thousand, showing the patronage from the country districts and outly ing towns. It is believed that here the granges and other country kindred organiza tions would take the matter of an im mense tented school, up with vim and that COO season tickets could be easily sold. Many people who are accustom ed to taking their outing in the moun tains would be willing to camp at the park and attend the Chautauqua. fe'OR SALE Set of tl-lnch cones for power belt, shaft 1 1-4 inches with bangefs. Brand new cost Is $35; will be sold at a bargain. Apply "at Observer office. (S-16-tf) F'Ji w - . At a bargain, two houses on tenn. avenue. Call on Fred B. Currer. at Commercial Club rooms. La Grande National Bank building:. FOR SALE Farm of 160 acres near . La Grande. Improved, Pbone to Back 181 or write to Post Office box L wrance, Orejrov WANTED Some one to take charge or delivery and circulation of one ol the state's leading papers. A good (reposition to the right party. See A. O. Smith. 1213 Munroe Cor Fir. OST A ladles fur, In the central part of the city. Leave at Selder's store and get reward. PIANO FOR SALE In perfect conJ ditlon, Inquire at premise. Mm k a Kelly, Depot street. " ' FOR SALE House of 8 rooms, two . lots with several fruit-trees on the corner of G randy Avenue and First streets. Phone Black. 1192. (025N25) FOB KENT. FOR RENT Two four room modern cottages. Unqulre of Mrs. 8. C. Zuber. . lost no) roum LOST Signet ring, initials H. E. S. Lost either near tabernacle or the high Bchool building. Finder return to Observer office. S235SE1 9 GEORGE PALMER, President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst Cashier. T. J. HOLMES, Vlce-Presiduul W. H. BRENHOLTS, Asst Cashle. r, I UETKR8 Cashier. La Grande National Bank Of La 3rande Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000 UN II VTES DEPOSITORY . iDIRE tTORS ',..' -f. M. Bet. J. D. Matheson F, J. Holmes F. M. Brykit C. C. Pennington F. L. Meyers ' Geo. L. Cleaver; W, L. Brenholts George Palmer, " t 1 5, The Elite IDyinig andCleaninglWorks H. B. WAUflE JiER, Poprietor. Steam and French Dry Cleaning ladles work a Mpclalitr. Good caiied for and dellTOf I. Phone Main 64, Mahaffey Building Depot Street ' . .' a tract of land without first looking up the title? . The search that he afterwards ninc'o showed a shaky and defective title full of balky deeds, conveyances li-ut do not convey a complete break in the chain. We will furnish the abstract either before or' after you buy the land. ..-,'.' . R. OLIVER. OR RENT Three rooms for light housekeeping. Phone black 822 or call at 1311 O Avenue. FOR RENT House of eight roomn nn the corner of Granny A vena oad . U'irst street. Plioue Black 1192. FOB &ENT til vtmm tons at the west ena oi main avenue, rour acres may go wlti this property. Enquire C. L. England, 1519 Monroe, Ave. HORSES FED Horses fed hay $4.U0 per month. J. E. Roynolds , & Son. Phone Farmers 64. (N15-27) FOUND In one of the stores on , Ad ams avenue a gentleman's gold sig net ring. Information may be obtained by calling at this office. LOST Bundle of laundry on Fourth. street in South La Grande. Finder leave at Newlin's drug store or Old Town Store. . ' FOR SALE A good corner lot in a desirable location. For particulars Inquire at this office. ' FOR SALE OR RENT Five ro:n J house two blocks north of the round ! house and one block from the Palmer mill. For particulars call at Observer omce. . 1 , . 3 s- ) j t J WILLGOCK BROTHERS Notice. . . Having sold out my Interests in the City Blacksmith shop, my friends and natrons will find me located in Bob Masterson's shop, opposite Wood's livery stable. Thanking you for past favors I still solicit a Bhare of your a trade. a A. DUTCHER. A GOOD RcGORD We have conducted a laundry business in La Grande for many years There must a reason. A' trial qrder will explain ''' . .. the mystery. A. B. C. Laundry PHONE MAIN 7 Quick Transfer t "Phon" nr. R Ul. . Slack 1171. . - You all know about balky horses. Tou know the fellow who bought J.A, OLITEB. ' . ' them from the drovers, only to find V Gasoline wood saw. ' A 'out afterwards that his team balked. Phone orders to Black 1851. Bought without first trying them, Was he more foolish than the man 1 who paid the last dollar on the price cf I 0. R. N. Schedule West Bound, So. 1 ar 9: , si. No Mall or Exp. No. 9 ar 8:' . mail, eip. local pas. No. 5 ar 9 m. no. mall or exp, No. 11 ar 3 t. m. only mall. " Bound. 51 No. 6 ar 5:: . mall, pass & Exp. ; No. 10 ar 7:4o a. m. local mall & pas. No ist 8 8:30 p, m. fast mail oc. pas. No. 2nd 8 thru, train. Joseph Line., No. 32 leaves 9:45. - No. 31 arrive 2:15. C3 a Lines That S tand for Quality HATS SHOES . i .. ... The Stetson Xhe Berry Forsheim Meier a D The Shoe with a Wide Reputation-Wc Toe. "Brotherly Love For Nach Toe''. ;im. c.c CLOTHING KZSi have Workman and Quality. tOB D Garments Bearing this Brand u a o a Go BARER-HE STEEL-CUT COFFEE SIESTA. . .Mild, dainty and mellow by age. Ideal for those "who wish to avoid strong and stimulating coffees. COMES IN THREE WIDELY DIFFERENT FLAVORS BARRINGTON HALL. Medium strength, deliciously smooth and fragrant. , A satisfying coffee with a delightful lingering after taste. ALL THREE FLAVORS SELL AT 40c A POUND FATTISON BROS. GROCERIES Phone Black 81 . VALCRO. A strong, black coffee. Full of fragrance and gen erous flavor. A vigorous, delicious coffee with plenty of snap and relish in the cup.
