LA GUANDE kVEN'LNu'cjKEUViiK THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1910.
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Funeral of King George VIJ,
(Vito).
Mountain Blizzard.
Castaways (Kalem).
Modern Cinderella (Vito).
Song I Won't Be Horn a Until
August
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee, gee dis
play In lobby.
W. J. Phillips and wlfa of Portia
are registered at the Foley.
J. L. Gabbney of Utica, N. Y, rs here
looking after business matters
H. S. Brown of Portland, is In L
Grande today on business matters.
R. W. Watt of Burlington, Iowa, is
a La Grande visitor this afternoon.
S. I. Kimball, a P. T. & T. company
employe, is here today looking after
business.
AMISSION lie-
O O QQOQGQQ
t LOCAL .TMS.
E. F. Roberts of Cove returned to
day from Portland where he has been
looking after business matters.
Mrs. Ruiherford leaves this evening
for Los Angeles, her present home,
after visiting for a mouth with her
sister, Mrs. Delile Green. . Mrs. Ruth
erford formerly lived In La Grande.
Ray Broughton, who was formerly
in the garage business here, but who
is now working with Twohey Broth
ers at Pendleton, returned to his job
' this morning after visiting for a few
days with relatives here.'
C. W. Rellly left today for Los An
geles where he will Join his family.
Mr Rellly has been a guest for sorce
time with his brother, Doctor Rellly
of this city, and after visiting at Los
Angeles and California points will re
turn to bis home in the mlddlewest.
"Col." F. S. Ivanhoe, the local dis
trict attorney, carries an attractive
card case today, the gift of the local
lodge of B. P. 0. E., presented as a
token of remembrance for the colo
nel's 54th birthday anniversary yes
terday. ' : ' '
Christ M. Stackland of Cove, trans
acted business here today and is stay
ing at the Foley.
J. I. Caldwell, the Keystone type
foundryman from San Francisco, is
calling on business houses that use
type, in the city today. '
C. A. Lonregan, better known "as
"Lonnie", who is an assistant EUDer-
intendent for the 0. R. & N., spent j
last night in the city. j
E. B. Edwin, traveling passenger ag 1
ent of the San Pedro, Los Angeles '
and Salt Lakcj was a La Grande vlsi-'
tor today. He carries some clever ad
vertising for his road, in the shape of
a folder made into the shape of an
orange. f ;
Mrs. Chester P. Newlin Arrived
home this morning from a short visit
with friends In Baker City.
Ada B. Copeland of Grand Junc
tion, Col., Is transacting business In
La Grande.
P. L. Dyer or Walla Walla and H.
W. Black of Portland, .are registered
at the Sommer today..
Two Earthquakes FelL
San Francisco, Aug. 4. -Two slight
earthquake shocks were felt at six
forty this morning. There was no
damage. .
Conductor Jack Kerr arrived here
this morning for Portland where he
spent a few days on business matters.
Sheriff Marvin and Deputy Al Hugg
of Enterprise, returned to their homes
today In Wallowa county, after having
returned from Salem this morning.
- ' " " '
James Craig, prominent commer-:
cial club man and good roads boost- j
er of Silverton, is at the lake for1
treatment. Mr. Craig haB Introduced
a catchy booster button carrying the
picture of a heart and labeled "Slly;r- 1
ton, the heart of the Willamette valley."
Mrs. M. H. Kirtley chaperoned a
party or rour young La Grande ladies
to Joseph today where they will spend
about two weeks at the head of the
lake. , The party consisted of Irs.
Kirtley and Misses Naomi Kirtley,
Nora Arbuckle, Bessie Beuhler of
Boise and Florence Happerset
SCIENCE
DR. MENDELSSOHN'S
GLASSES GIVE THE BEST -RESULTS.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
IX EYERY RESPECT.
' In one's profession Is conscience
applied; it Is hopesty, veracity and
fidelity.
Mechanical equipment is a matter
of purchase. Professional equip
ment Is the result of study, acquain
tance with conditions, appreciation
of what you need when you need
it. ... .
We feel that it is all right to tell
you that over 2,000 satisfied pat
lents back up our guarantee of sat
isfaction. , We have the profes
sional eauioment as well as the
science." ' ";' "v ' ; -
SKILL, REITTATI0X
AND H0XESTY
A man's heart must be In his
skill, and a man's soul in hla
craftsmanship! Our heart and soul
are in our work. , . .
. The satisfaction of those we
have served Is your guarantee that
we will serve you satisfactorily.
High-class work at l.owest pos
sible prices.
DB, M. P. MEJTDE1SS0HX
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
AT 1105 ADAMS AVE., OP
POSITE POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 12
m.f 1 to 6 p. m.
EYENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
When buying disjies you may as well have
the best" and "newest Patterns. They
cost no more. Our patterns are new, and
are certainly beautiful. Johnsons Goods,
no better English ware made
42 piece set $6.00 It piece set $13 50
Economy Jars, pints 51.10, qts. $1.35
1-2 gal. $1 .75 per dozen. Jelly Glasses,
open, 45c, covered, 50c per dozen.
Paraflne per cake 20c. Mason jar
Rubbers 5c to 1 5c per doz.
V" -4
Mm EmIcb 0,
The High Fliers.
The aviators are after the goods, but
they are not to be confounded with a
certain 'higher up" class. Atlanta
Constitution.
Anyway, the aeroplane has put an
end to the plaint of the mollycoddle
who was always sighing for the wings
of a dove.-Chleago News. .
The aeroplane lacks one Important
ornithological . feature it can't - float
When It stops it lias to seek a roost.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Recent Inventions.
A ' recently patented door closet Is
made adjustable so that it will close a
door completely or return it to any de
sired open angle.
An all rubber automobile wheel has
been patented, rigid at the center and
with the hardness lessening gradually
until the circumference is reached. ...
A Scotch inventor has perfected a
sledlike machine which when "drawn
over a rood accurately records on a pa
per covered cylinder all irregularities
In the roadV surface.
For that dizzy feeling try Blue
Mountain liver pills. Best on earth.
Get them at the Red Cross Drug
Store
The Teat.
A woman of some years entered the
store. '
"Sir," she said to a salesman, "may
I speak with tbe manager?"
. Tbe manager was called.
"SJr, has your store a high rating?"
she asked.
"Tea, mndam; Al."
"And have you a good class of
trade?"
"The Tery best In tbe city."
estyr
"Every one, madam." (
"Thank you. May I leave my r jb
brella here while I do a little '. op
ping?' Buffalo Express.
Heard In Haberdashery.
Customer (returning and. putting
down counterfeit coin received In
changei 1 wont a better half.
Clerk-Dog pnrdon. sir. but this isn't
a matrimonial ageuoy. Boston Tran
script The Inheritance.
The college sot a million bone.
The helre were very bitter.
But never mind. That achool now owns
A atr catcher, a apitball
Pitcher and an elegant pinch hitter.
Society Drama.
The parlor drama haa the bulge
- On other playa with me.
X love to hear the folka Indulge
In pleaaant repartee. ' ' '
Tbe hero'a always ao polite.
Emlta no vulgar "damn,"
: But merely put the toe to night
... With cutting epigram.
There la no ranting and no rage,
No wish to malm or alay. -
The players loll about the atage
In cultivated way.
The character are culled with car.
They are no common ham.
The butter even haa hi ahare
Of timely epigram.
Loulavllle Courier-Journal.
Time to Escape.
"Why were you in such a hurry to
'escape from that man?"
"He told me be had just found out
a way in which 1 conid become Tery
tlch."-Chicago Record-Herald.
Revenge.
Like the lava from a crater i
Came the gravy on hi pate, i
For he tailed to tip tbe waiter, i
Bo the waiter tipped the plate. !
. nviuaiu a UVUlf VVMiywUIVnf
Bringing the Offer Up to Date.
Knicker-I would go through fire
and water for you. '
Etella-Alr too?-New York Sun.
Varying Motives. --".T'l
Bow different are tbe men who so "
A hero'a pralae to swell! '
Some cheer because they love him ao,
Aod aom Juat like to yell.
- Washington Star.
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Below you may see a sample of the
iv oe pleased to have .you
many listings which I hold. If you want to buy or sell I
call. MANY BARGAINS M CITY PROPERTY
Insure Your Grain
, Many farms are insuring their
grain now in the field during the per
iod of harvest and storing. If Inter
ested call or phone me. .
Why Pay Rent ?
' I have a seven-room plastered
house, sightly view of city and valley.
City water in house, stone founda
tion. Terms $100 down, balance on
easy terms, either $15 per month or
$100 every six months.
Now in Gourse of
Contraction
Fine modern house in every re
spect, plumbed, flue built for fur
nace, large basement cellar. Every
thing first class. Situated on east
Adams avenue, $3,500 on easy terms.
Grazing Land "
240 acres, large spring on place.
Good wagon road to tract; consider
able can be cultivated. Price $7 per
' acre. .
Fruit Farms
I have several choice buys in im
proved fruit farms, where the or
chards are all the way from 7 -years
to 13 years of age. The crops are
now on the trees and speak for them
selves. To Illustrate, we have one 20
acre tract with 14 acres of bearing
orchard, 6 acres on which the trees
are 13 years old, 8 acres seven years
old, water right; every acre first
class land and crop goes with place
If taken very soon. Price only $6,500.
O ther Bargains
We have other bargains in fruit
land, several close to La Grande, and
several tracts on the Sandridge, in
cluding some extra fine property ad
joining Imbler. If you want any-
thing in fruit bearing orchards call.
Sand Ridge Farm
eighty-four acres, splendid land, for
either grain or fruit, $S.r.C0; one mile
from Imbler. At lead one-half cash
required.
Farm in Lower Co ve
160 acres splendid timothy land, own
er has been farming It In grain for
seven years. River runs through a
portion of It 560 per acre. .
Farm near Talocaset
160 acres of land near Telocaset .
- ThI sland was farmed for many years.
Price if taken In near future $5 per
- acre.
Farm near Summerville
80 acres fine fruit land, $C0 per ac
cre. If Interested call; and learn par
ticulars. Opportunity for
Speculation
80 acres adjoining the city. Crop
growing on no less than 20 acres,
fine large spring. This place is all .
well fenced, county road running
along entrle side of place,, making It
suitable for subdivision Into small
tracts. ; The price Is only $37.5Q.per
acre. This land If cut up would eas
ily bring $100 per acre. Land on-two
sides of It cannot be bought today
for $100 per acre.
A Real Home
80 acr farm one quarter of a mile
from city limits. Good 'modern house
with furnace, bath, toilet, cement cel
lar with living spring. Commercial
orchard of seven acres, ideal dairy
and poultry farm, $5,000 on easy
terms. .
City Property
House and three lots on Pennsyl
vania avenue, two story, in splendid
repair. Just repainted and papered
throughout, $2,500, reasonabe terms.
Nice little home in North La
Grar.de, easy terns on this place,
$1100 .
Two-story house and three lots on
North Fir street desirable property,
for only $1,40( .
Twelve acres and nice two-story
house In South La Grande, '$4,00u; .
100 fruit trees and an Jdeal place foi
a few cows and poultry. This site 1b a
commanding view of beautiful Grande
Ronde.
A new seven-room house on East
Adams avenue, roomy basement,
pastered, well finished throughout,
$2,500.
Three lots on Main avenue, facing
north foj $350. ,
Three lots on the beautiful sightly
nil side, west of La Grande for $1,000.
Deslrabel lot and houses In nearly
every portion of the city.
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Real Estate and Insurance,
La Grande, Next Door to City Office
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