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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1910)
LA GRANDE EVENED OBSERVE! ' FRIDAY, MAY C. 1910. pagi: riv:: - i ?7 iiE ISIS -TDSIGHT'S FJIOGfllU- Day After. Choosing a i Husband Bio : grapb. , ,;- ; Contraband'B ' Daughter, ncient Greece Patbe. Conscience Vitograph. '' Song "Girl from Yankee Doodle Land.? ,10c- 4 P '.6 o' O 7 vO LOCAL TEMS. 4 o k . C. C. Robinson is over from Cove today, ' .7- : ' ' ';;-;; ViT! ,: .'.;-'-. C. A. Russell, of Elgin, is a "Savoy guest today. ' . :: .";'. i- . ; . Barrett came In : from Pendle- "H. A. Achert Is in from Imbler on a short business tIbIC 0 i " C. D. Duckworth, a timber man of Portland, Is la the city today. ; George Corpe and H. E. Blevins of Cove are In th city today on bus! ness. .' 7V; '. .,' ' t Mra, E. H. Leonard, of Garnet, Mon tana Is a guest at the : Foley , hotel today.' v. Mrs. J. J. Weaver, who has heen ill from some time of typhoid fever, Is rapidly Improving. ."' ' 1 , . - '.- 'v v N. K. West Is spending the day on bis ranch inspecting the spring work that' has been done. :" : ; ' . . v CP. Harbison came In from Chi cago last night and Is taking a look at Grande Ronde valley. i .. Haye opened tfe and Finest Piano Store in : Eastern Orajfbn? 'feiHiiu-? We have the 1 igcst stock of high 'grade pianos.. :erer dispTu ed in La Grande and have agencies for ; se vcra'l of the finest of pianos made ;r .1 ' Our prices are lower than ever before known for We buy our pianos direct from the factory in Car. Load Lots and Pay Cash for every instrument, .thereby getting them at Rock Bottom Prices and we! are able to save . you from $75.00 to $125.00 on J yoii J)iano ; a piano that you would pay elsewhere $875.00 to $425.00 we sell for. $275.00, and a piano you would pay $450.00 to $525,00 elsewhere we sell 3"- A BECEE' PIANO FOR $325XX) Than the one on a cfetificate for $165.00 We are going to give the people of Eastern Or-1 egon liiore for their money than any piano firm in i the country. To prove this we want wou to come in- J to our store 6n Depot'Street between Jefferson and Adams avenues and look over. the finest line of pia- nos vou hav ever seen. . v ''''It ' " 1 ' ' - - AHbme Wit ? : ! I is Not, Complete THE RINEHARTLITTLE PIANO COMPANY la Grande, Oregon. Depot Street, East af Adams Ave. X .-: Phone Alan 39 , :-y: , F, M. Houshi former superintend ent of . the' Granda Ronde Electric company, la a guest at ,the Foley ho tel today. He is now located at Wel ser, Idaho. . ; . ' . ' ( -F. P. 'Williams, a member of the dining car service, stopped off at La , Grande last night and Is taking a deep Interest la the fruit land situa tion, here. : ' v . . William Seigrlst the Jeweler has returned from Baker City where he went on official business.' ' Mr. Sei frlst is watch ' inspector for the 0. R. & N." company. . ' . ." , J. J. Harlan left today for Elgin to repair a boiler for the J. W. Wea ver mill. ' He will also connect an engine for the Spencer saw mill while absent from the city. - Oscar Lund, one of the well known fruit "growers of Cove, is In the rity today. He says everything looks ve ry fine' in the Cove and there is lit tle doubt about a good fruit crop this year as usual. He is, building a residence In La Grande and -ronsid ers it" a good Investment. v' " V George D. Beaumont, district rep resentative of the Standard OIL com pany Is in the city looking after oil business Mr. Beaumont Is originally from ' Beaumont, Texas, 'and if he i could only lay claim to more- age It would be-reasonable to suppose mat the city was named for him. ;. ' . M. I Mourfleld, a special traveling man for Tllonopole, arrived hi the city from St Louis last night rile wilt accompany Billy French on his regu lar route . Introducing some, " new brands and at the same time get ac quainted with, some of the amusing incidents that the Eastern Oregon traveling man encounters. , ' '. 5 : ' - , ' . . t . . . Senator J. N. Hart, of IBaker coun ty, Is spending today in La Grande on legal business. He has been in Pendleton attending the session of the supreme court and is on his way home. The senator has been sev eral times mentioned as a candidate for secretary of state on the repub publlcan ticket, but ' when ' the Ob server asked him last evening if he really was, t he smiled that smile so well known La political history and L.J the subject on the tallc. - . All the patients In the Grande Ronde hoEpItal are getting along nicely the report this afternoon. J. F. Baker ,clty attorney and J. D. Slater, a prominent attorney oi this city, have returned from Pendle ton where they had business before the supreme court. 'Thja Lyle Tuesday Musicale has rendered some kvery fine programs this year and the ppen meeting next Tuesday afternoon should be attend ed by all lovers of good music. Ad mission is 15 -cents. . , V Many See the Comi't. ' Forest Grove, May 6 Halley's com et was seen this morning by the prof fessors and students of astronomy of the Pacific University, r The tail appeared , five, or six degrees long The comet was visible until 2 . m. when the twilight faded it' ' ; ; V- '-V WO LATE TO CLASSITI Q FOR RENT Two nicely furnished . front rooms wit helectric use of bath.: ? Inquire' Street. r All arrangements are made by the local lodge of Rebekahs for the con venflon to eb held at Oove, Saturday, May 7; iTTie carryalls wlU be at, he 0dd Fellows hall at a. m. Those who deAlre' Jto gb shOTdd be promtpt. Arrangements ,haye, been made to re turn earlr frpm. the Cove. ' . .. ( . ;? Formers Attention ; .. j j There will be r. call. meeting of the La' Grande' local F. E. C. of A., on Saturday, May 7., for the fruit ' and vegetable, men. -. A full, attendance is dslrel!. y.-J r . : ; J. W. . MCALLISTER, ; President . Horses Wanted Williamson Brothers of Portland, atrlved today for the purpose of buy ing a car load, of draft horses rang ing from 12001b np.( They -are, lo cated at the Red Front Livery, Barn. Cnamberlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablett iMariably bring relief to women ufleruig mm cnroueeoiuUpauon. headacba. biaoiu- , dissiness, Miiownees of the akin and dyspepsia. -, :; i xi v i;. ? They . feel safe at The Peoples Store because' the clothes they , sell - are Jgnaratrfeed. 1 Hart - Schaffner k Vftx'.m the makCTs. ' r y :' Treasurer! Call fer Gtf Warraatf Notice is hereby given that there are now' funds' on hand to pay all outstanding warrants Issued on Gen eral Fund of La Grande City, p to and including No. : tOtX, endoraod Dec. n uto.j'-x:y,-.''7';y-':" Interest on all warrants on Gene ral Fund from No. 7939 to No 8066. Inclusive, ceases from this date. ' 1a Grande, Oregon. lay 4th, 1910. ",; -; ", RAT W. LOO AN, ' ' , ' i. City. Treasurer. ' Some Hermlston strawberries were ripe !May 1st. J : .' " !(! 1-S - Aref on frequently hoarse? 0 Do yon bav that amraying tickling in your throat? Doe your cough annoy yon at night, and doyoi raise mucus in the moraine? Do too wan relief? If so, take Chamberlain's Cough ttemedyand yon wul be pleaaed. Concentrated Haf Food thoroughly j Cooked Regular price 20c How JO cents per e PAITISON BROS i o o o . That term aDDlies to so many thinfrs in Our Store that we malte a speciality of. In fact its hard to think o' of a single tiling in Ladies or Oiildren's wear that we o do not carry made V Wash suits from f largest in ladies. Y niece aress. linen o ' - tailored, and neatly trimmed with lace to match. These dresses come in sta-..' pie colors arid the rrialdng would cost fyoii more than we ask for the garment ready to 'SArear ;; ; .' ; ' ' f V'-f;-- ':- '$17.50 Spring Suits in all the staple fabrics and: X weaves. A suit is the most practical dress for all around A nnrnnsfts that a. Ladv can wear. ., tne lights ndf' ' Large assortment of Jackets, long and medium, length at-1910 cadcr 1 X coats of Pongee, Wools or Wash fabrics We : shall be MX pleased to show our RtADY t Ready to Serve You in the position to better supply your every want than ever. .Wash fabrics are one' thing that is foremost in nearly every lady's mind- L a nrfitt.v.nnahWi dress for Z pattern or linen to make up r"f' Our wash gocds line is very completeand . comprises almost anything you may desire; " v io OA OP J Linen suitings always make up so neat and laun- 10, ZU, OD aiMl I SC dry so well O lol special Grash Toweling. ' This is a large shipment just received from the factory, and any on needing quantity for use now or later will make a saving of, from 1 0 to 20 per ml ? J OA Bleached Turkish Towels, 60 dozen i I gC cUlu si w L week: offered you. Ift'Joe of Final Settlement . Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned Administratrix of the es tate of 8. .Jf. Bloom, deceased, has this day filed with the Clerk of the County Court of Union County. State Administratrix of Bald estate; and that said court has fixed the 21st day of May.-A. D. 1910. at the hoar of two o'clock In the afternoon, of said day, at the Court House, in La Grande, v In eald County and State, Marlcei Quotatioiisi ; Portland Karkets ; BUTTER Extra; creamery,-; 27c; fancy 2Bc; store 20 Q 23 California extra' creamery, 25c. yld : ' :X BUTTER TAT Delliver f. 0. b. at Portland Sweet cream 26c; BOur24. EGGS Local, candled, select 23 0 23 l-2c. ;- V "il'- r POULTRV Mixed chickens, ; 21c lb 22; fancy hens, 22c, turkeys alive 20 21c; dressed, 27 & 28 c; pigeons squabs, $2X0 (3.00 dot; dressed chickens, 1 to 2c higher than alive. BARLEY Producers price, 1909 Feed, 25; rolled $26.50;f brewing $25 WHEAT Nominal track, club, 83; bluestem, 85c 86c; WUlam ette valley, :84. vp '''p1';';-' MILLSTUFFS Selling price Bran $21; middlings, $29 $30; shorts, $23, chap $19 $28. . Reception tonight for i the new members of the Baptist church. All friends and members of the congre gation are invited to be present Rev. H..-W. Jones, Coast Evange list, preached at the Baptist church Thursday evening. Mr. Jones left on the morning train for, Baker City, where he is to be for Sunday. , 1 If you are particular about your clothes,. ask for Hart Schaffner & Marx ' at the Peoples Store.! . ; T1 . wrm W9 up. 2 years old to the 2.65 to $4.25 one rmisnea maienuj, IV VHtnK unc the children or a silk . waist into a suit. v. cent by buying now. The best values ; THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY of Oregon, her final aeceunt, as such as the time and place when and where he will hear and past upon any and all objections, made to said account, on or before said day. Dated at Grande, Oregon. April j 18th, 1910. r.B, 1TANH0D, Attny. for Estate. HELEN B. BLOOM, Administratrix of the Estate cf S. Bloom, Deceased. . ? FLOUR New crop patents, $5.65; 4 ' The Local Markets The local markets remain about the same. ' Strawberries continue to be plentiful an dare selling at 20c per box or 3 for 60 cents.' , SUGAR Cash price Sugar, $6.75; beet sugar f6J5."v r.- '&f C VEGETABLES Dry onions, : 2c; parsnips, 2 l-2c; spinach, 3 lb for 25; fresh peas, 16c; asparagus, 3 lb for 25c; rubarh, 6c; celery, 10c a bunch; hot house lettuce, 2 bunches for 15c; head lettuce, 10c; radishes, 3 bunches for 10c; green onions, 5c a hunch; fresh Florida tomatoes, 10c. ; ' FRUIT Oranges, 40c doz; lemons, 85c; bananas, 40c; strawberries, 20c. MEATS Hogs, live" weight, well finished, $10 cwt; cows, 3 1-2 to 4c; veal 4 to 4 l-2c; mutton, 5 1-2; chick ens 13c ' All members of the Phllatbean class of the Christian church are re quested to meet tomorrow afternoon at the church at 3 o'clock. : By order of the president. - The standard make of clothes is Hart Schaffner ft Marx.1' The Peo pies Store sells them. Cliamberlaln's Stomnch and Liver Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and have been uraloed by tliouHands of women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties. . V V V V o 3 mm .: v mi fiT j v on sale the balance of the a 1 Li. mm you will agree, that you have ever had HELP MAKE Bigger, ' '' -..y ' '. 7 ''' ;' , ' lighter La Grande Install a Porchlight CAN TOD IMAGINE , How bright, cheery and progres sive this city will seem when there Is a porch light burning each ev ening In front of every residence. Installed at a flat rate of 50 cents per month. ;Call us u pand find out all about It ElSftRH OREEOS LIEHJ UO m PGWER' CQMPASY $ ,. o 4 j. a. eurzji . o 4 Gasoline wood saw. 4 ; , Phono orders to Black 185L "'':..': -; ' O Fully nine out of every ten oaaes of rnea matism Is simply rheumatism of the mm elet due to cold or damp, or chronic rbeuma . . tiem, neither of which require say Interna treatment All that is needed lo afford rt lief it the free application of ChsmbarwoA. Liniment. Give it atrial. Youarecenain to be pleased with the quick reliaf wA i afiorda. ; .'.. il V-
