La Grande evening observer., February 02, 1910, Image 8

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COM UfD TISIT THE KEVT CBOCEBI 1KD B1IEST
WE BITE A F7IESH SUPTLI OF SALT 8ALMOX, MACKEREL,
COD FISIIf'llOLLAKD HERRING AND SMOKED HEKEIKG
FRESH BREAD AHD CAKE MEET XORMXfi
YOURS FOR BUSINESS,
Roval Grocerv Bakery
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TWO PAIRS OP TWHS A5D TRIP
LETS OHCE.
Kew York mother of 4S gives Mrth
to her 26th chill.
Niagara Falls, N. T., Feb. 2. Mrs
Phillips Webster of this city is to
day receiving the congratulations of
her friends upon the birth of the 26th
child that has been born to her dur
ing the 26 rears of her married life
Mrs. Webster is 42 years of age.
She married when but 16 and fire
sets of twins and one of triplets
were bora to her, but none of these
are tiring. " 1
SMIIDI ORAS
The Sum Total of Human
Happiness
is attained by ftte man who selects a place which Is approved, by his
wife an" adaptable for his entire f amflj. to live amidst such condi
tions approximates about he keen est Joy imaginable. "Where are
sucn conditions to be found In the rapidly growing Northwest! Ill
too. Oo to C. J. BLACK. He has a large amount of property listed to
wmwm mm, Sw nxil, SOni rmm, miw mww . rwnna, vrrj
Propertty, Oraln Farms, Bay Far ms, Timber Lands, With or with
at Imsrorememts, Prices its&t Let mm ahev ire.
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. BLACK, jhe Real tstate Maa
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We Want Your Wants
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Our Want Ad Column
It our want is placed before a thousand er mow want -seekers
rsrr day Caa you afford te spend one cent per; word of your '
want ad where results are the keynotes? . ' ' "
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F018ALE.
FOR SALE. Five room house, lot
' T4 x 110, on Cedar St between Main
an! Washington. A bargain If taken
st once.. R. W. Leighton. Phone Red
1351. 1-28-24.
FOR SALS OR TRADE 160 acre
farm all or halt of the land. Phone
Black 181 o sddress Post office box
546. 1-11-2-11
FOB SENT.
FOR RENT Mrs. Stultt's ten room
furnished house with bath, Corner
Blxth and Spring ' Streets. Phone
2981. 2-1-8.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room suitable for two gentlemen.
Inquire of Mrs. Wade, Slater Build
ing. 2-Gt.
FOR JRENT Two story louse oa
Fourth St Known for years as the
Mrs. Alio Ladd property. For par
ticulars enctlre of A, C. Hunting
ton, 1710 Fourth, st. Phone Red 852
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room
on Fourth street, close In. Inquire
at the Observer office.
WASTED.
WANTED To buy. 10,000,000 feet of
lumber. Will take mill cut dellyer
ed at La Grande or other Eastern
Oregon points. W. R. Klvette, Box 20..
WANTffD Help, woman or girl at
once. Apply at The Oregon, No.
10 Depot St. 2-2-8
MOPS
IN
signalled today with the arrival of
A. Q. Fullcn, one of the special sale
agents who comes a day in advance
of a corps of a half-dozen land sell
ers. The main army Is now at Pen
dleton, but is coming tomorrow with
their lot sale proposition. ;
COM
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ADVANCE GUARD A IE A I) Y HERE
AND MORE COMING.
Big realty dwlers sending men to
Eastern Oregon to sell lots.
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The advance Into La Grande of
3 acops Stein, said to be the largest
realty operators of the Northwest,
.frith headquarters at Portland, was
Scandinavian Societies.
Minneapolis, Minn, Feb J. Dele
gates from 'the various colleges and
universities of the northwest met to
day at the University of .Minnesota
to hold the annual meeting of the
Federation of Scnncllriavlan Societies
ties. The University of Minnesota
Is the center of Scandinavian educa
tion In this country.
CROWDS COME
ANNUAL NEW OPT imvo. .w.t
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
Many auto racing features attend the
big show this yeaf.
New Orleans, Feb. 2. Thousands of
visitors, representing the advance
guard of the vast crowds expected
here during the next five days ' pour
ed iflto New Orleans today and were
entertained by the Initial events of
the Mardl Oras program. Balls and
festvails of all kinds have been ar
ranged for each night. The streets
and business houses have been ar
ranged and decorated as they have
seldom been before and tonight the
whole city will be flooded with light.
Arrangements have been completed
for the Mardl Gras automobile rac
ing meet, which will be held on Sat
urday and Sunday. This meet prom
ises to be one of the best attended
in many years. Several features have
We have just closed the most sucessful clear
ance sale ever held by this store and we wish
to thank our many customers for their liberal
patronage. We attribute our success to de-,
pendable merchandise, fair dealing arid an un
. equalled assortment to choose from
IVe an lust Beginning to Receive our First Shipments of
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New Spring Lines and we feel safe in saying that
for the Spring trade we will have the largest and
v fbfest stock everKtwn in Eastern Ore - -
Just
Received
New
Shirtwaists
Black and Colored Silks $4.50 $6.50
White and colored tailored waists $1 .25 to $3.50
Dainty embroidered Lingerie waists $1.00 to $5.00
Watch our windows and Advertisements
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DRIED
FRUllSl
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Pears 3lbs " 50c
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TH E MAUI Y STORE
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been added to the program, among
which Is a distance race between
chassis of all kinds, Irrespective of
class, free for "ail, the prize being the
Mabel McCane trophy, vauled at $500.
This cup, which Is ornate in design,
is donated by Miss Mabel McCane, of
St. Louis and Chicago, an enthusi
astic motorist. Other races are: A
twenty-five mile race for Btock chas
sis, three classes1 of piston displace
ment, trophies 'to class winners, $250
added, donated by the hotel associa
tion; a five mile New Orleans cham
iionpMp contest, open to New Or
'eans contestants only; a fifty mile
'ace for all stock care, classified as
to piston displacement, separate class
prizes and $250 donated by progres
sive union. '
Many excursions . by boat and rail
reached the city Monday and many
more will come In tomorrow and Sun
day from all parts of the country.
Attendance Is expected to be as large
if not larger than laBt year.
while the pageant and festivals
will be the same as usual, at least
in Idea, there will be one, new fea
ture, a daily exhibition of arelal nav
igation for two weeks. It wll be glvr
en by Mr. H. H. McGill or Clncln-
nattl. - Mr, McGill came down here
for that and another purpose. The
Peachetm3lbs best for 50c
Apricots Slbs " " 50c
I Figs Black 2lbs "rf25c
Figs white 2lb "Z." . 25c t
Prunes t0clb3lbs " 5c
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grocery:
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Opening Third Unit
At Hermiston February 10 1910
For the above occasion the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com.
puny and Southern Pacific company lines la Oregoi, will make an
open rate ef ,
other purpose was" to collect $3.01- in
advance on a contract he says he has
With thfl Ntra
drop a bomb Into the government
army from a balloon. '
County Court ',
County Judge Henry and Commls
sloners J. M. Selders and Cecil Gal- 'I
loway have been In session all day -s
auditing the bills filed against the I
county and between acts are going s
over the lists to make the appoint-;
ments of the 40 Road Supervisors of
the county, which may be completed :
this session. r
ONE iAND ONE THIRD FARE
For the round trip from all points on their lines to Hermiston.
Tickets on sale February 7 and 8 with final return Umelt February
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Free booklets Issued by the government contalng fall information as
to the cost, how to file, water rights, etc, may be obtained from any 0
IL & K. er S. P. agent or by writing to
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General Passenger Agent
People Talk
Concerning
Economy
Bat hew ussy reall- kBw
have PBOTM that sheer Is so
eeonomy equal te that ef tyln
and eating healthful foedl
This economy sometimes spend
a few cents mere a week on gro
ceries Just to be snre
This economy dlsUagulshes be
tween low price and dear and
what Is moderate priced and
cheap.
This economy considers the
health of a family Its most val-
at
nuuie asset. .
io peopie who practice this
sort of economy we commend
this grocery stock of ours,
Onr methods have stood and are
standing the severest tcsjg a
long these lines. . v
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If yon appreciate the top notch
grocery quality Investigate,
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