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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1910)
J2 EVENING OBSEHVER THtTKSDAY MAY 12 1910 pagi: thce: VE ARE CLOSING OUT TWO LINES OF SHOES I STRONG GA1 1A - " AN DD .'.4 I I 66VJdli ADvar" Regular Price Sale Price ' v V LESS THAN SEE OUR WINDOW Pi Have opened the Largest and Finest Piano Store in Eastern Oregon 1 Our business has been phenominal since we started. VVe are selling as fast as we can get them There is a reason for that. First, we have but high grade pianos. ; We do not carry special pia nos but direct from the best factories in America, and backed by the oldest piano manufacturers in the country. . . ' . - Second, we pay cash for every instrument, thereby getting them at rock bottom prices, sav ing you from $75 to $125 on your piano. , , Third, we get them in car load lots and st on freight, Every piano we sell we give a wj ten guarantee from the manufacturer to last j for .many yearsa life time with proper care.' Yhen you buy a piano from the ;;, h RINEHART-LITTLE PIANO ; COMPANY You will get the best piano money can buy at the lowest price for high grade pianos ever-sold for in La Grande. , . , , - . Have you seen the latest in player pianos'? We have the latest player piano made. Has all , latest attachments. With a little practice you can play, the player as perfectly as. the human hand. Call and see the player with the human touch. Have the demonstrator play a few. of your favo . ' rite pieces. '' ':;: . We have a large stock of player music on hand THE RINEHART-LITTLE PIANO COMPANY La Grande, Oregon. 1 Depot none Mam SATURDAY COST Street, East af Adams I v 39 Tli Mrg v. .. i T 1 " yy. m i s -r'.' , -s v V ' i"mr r tf 4.; r'J.r.' ; Gj READY ta inrini lUlfllBUfllTl CONTRACTOR HAS COMPLETED THE EXCAVATIONS. Work of Placing Macadam Will be ; Started This Week. All excavations from Hemlock to the beginning of the county macad am road has been' completed by con-, tractor John Mara, and within the week, laying of macadam on that stretch of Adams avenue.wlll be com menced. The work of excavating has been retarded somewhat by the lack mixing of cement .and the like, are being hurried to completion and as soon as the contratcor can arrange prelimlnaifies, actual construction Is it be commenced.' This should be ome time this week- ' Neglected! Opportunity. :What do you regard as the most serious mistake of your life, Uncle Daniol?" :::yy V ' ' "Well, I think about the foollsbest thing I ever did was to be cured of a disease with a big name by a stingy little patent medicine." , -Did It do the work?' i "Well, I said o in my letter to the company." ,:'. sj, "Then where Is your kick?" "They only gave me' a two line no tice in the papers, while my cousin George, who got cured of a disease that wasn't , half so long, got a full quarter of a page picture." Needed To. "She is learning to sing." "Is sher. . ft? ; ? "Yes." u ' . i' tum- -. . "Has ahe had an estimator , i "An estimate on whatt",; . ; "On her chances of life,! I dare uj she expects to live to a ripe old age." t ' His Element Dear, you would make a firing man, A fine one, I declare. It would be easy, for you know Bow much you're In the air. Unwoirkid Field. The trouble about being an author la that everything has been written." j "Except one thing." "And what might that ber ; "The unwritten law." iM9H Oregon FAST ATHLETES FROM Keeping up appearances at the eamo time that one Is engaged in keeping down expense calbj for the united ef forts of a diplomat and an expert ' The difference, between a lawmaker might appear on first sight ' i The woman who knows her own mind la often found not at all avers to extending its acquaintance. , . Many labor saving devices turn out to be simply money spenders In dis guise. A self made man may as well ap pear to be proud of it' for he cant go back on the hallmark that is in plain sight . ;-v--,vt'. When women break into " the . law making class they undoubtedly will show the men some new stunts along the line of getting what they want Big Bargains iii And Many Other Articles. J Having purchased the outfit of the American Light - and Water company after the completion of the Beaver Creek water " system at a sacrifice, if you need any of the following articles it will pay you to call and get prices; 35 tent, size 10 x 14; stable tents 80 x( CO, 30 x 80 and 60 x 30; two stoves and two ranges; pick axes, shovels, crowbars, ham mers, several fine cross cut saws, pack saddles, lanterns and all kinds of kitchen utensils, 2 forges with anvils, a big lot of rope, drill and rock hammers; 2 breaking plows, one cement plow for work ing in gravel, one butcher shop outfit, plumbing tools, bed quilts' and blankets, ten tons of hay, 60 ponds of ochre, gentle horse, buggy and harness. One door ipast of Cherry's laundry 44Q&tWWWMWMMWb John Wilson i7i . i u VU 1& U ERNOOIH, NEARLY HALF THE STATE Regular Price, $6.00 Sale Price - mmEws. 3C ' MW&JlfcCkJSSKT&J If .You Want u. You will It takes 40 freight cars of the Maxwell-Briscoe at i! . J lr ii j t 'A A . - x ' : II . lilt uiau ctuuuciuio uio cim ui wxs iiiuaiu uiaw iiuinum win q be increased to 50, a daily average product of 118 cars. President Briscoe promises 140 cars per day $ j before July. wniteman cr oe p 4. i An ri ' .C. m .ft 108. Elm Street 0. Feed the WITH THE BEST Hay and Grain the Fvlarket Affords We can simply you cheaper than ever, and that's "going some." Vaters-Stanchfield Produce Co. 1410 Adams Ave. r f I Early Extravaganoe. ' The way folk wut their money now , For strawberries U a pity. The radish doesn't coat ao much, la red and Just as pretty. ' Boston Herald. , Call For Bids. Notice la hereby given that the County Clerk of Union County, Ore gon will receive' sealed bids for the MI4M4H4H MAY $3.5i 3C Maxwell this Year i! hive to hsrty t .. . , tA nA. If MOOtL C every day to movetne output ft the factory at the present iV. il iL.i i in i . Anima S purchase of one hundred cords of 3 foot, eight Inch yellow pine or red fir wood to be delivered and piled In the basement of , the Court House, at La Grande, Oregon. Said bids to be flel d with the County Clerk of Union county, Oregon, on or before 12 o'clock m, June the first, 1910. The County Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 6-9-16 ED WRIGHT, Clerk. '44$&WM&MH44&&m a Ybti Should Be There I i d "WJv44M tisMM4M' M4M44444H4 tM4MMtHH44 t$xHM4"fc$HMM ?-4MMH4-H MtvV Fair Grounds Track