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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1910)
PAGE EIGHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1910. rzz ! h ( Wil l ;M(ISB TAa will make 'your hair stand on end. Wonder where ye got the goods !! Tcu's ouu sweater coat C A r while they last OyC , Boy's 50c Sweater coat OPy while tney iant,...., OOC ! Boy's 35c caps, while VC i they last .......... LjC i ' s Men's 50c caps, while Of they last OoC , Men's 75c Caps while CA fthey last 3UC J . Men's $1.00 caps, while "ir they last OC r . , . 'Men's C5c ribbed fleec- iO ed underwear Q&Q, Ladles 13c hose, while I A V they last I UC ; Ladles 20c Hose, while 101 they last . .r 12C Children's 25c' ' Hose. ri( , while they last .... lC L-ulies 35c Hose, while OC . they last .OC i i ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' i S.'c Cotton Blankets, CO while they'laat .... UOC ' 50 doz. Ladles Hand- Q l kerchiefs, while last.. ;10c rkg. Jell-0 while T ; they last .. UC ! K'c PI;?. Si.cc-s, -.vhlie r ' they last ...... . .. . ' i v i 1 1 1 i , I , . - '.- : j, .Saturday only, 00c wash 1( ! tub, while they last. 4"C i -1 . ' TriiKEYf SEIX PLEMIITL. i 0 i'OFtS,SIOAL DIRECTORY. O O 0- El MMiGE SALE FRIDAY. Price fcr Turly Day Iiird Hate Sot V.M-B Infinitely LtaMNIn d. "WLat the consunier this year will ;ay for his Thanksgiving turkey Is yet a guess. The holiday Is row exactly two wetks avay, and coody tan bh what turn th? markt: nnv t;ilj in. the h-tiut'me. A few faci-s, h.)Aver, may s'-rrt to i.icjkatj prclahlltles. says .the Pcrtland Telegram. . Reports from the country generally i.rrer that the turkey crop In Oregon this year is immense, probably the largest n the -history of the turkey industry in the state, jln Idaho, also, the raising of tur keys !n recent years has become one of the important industries, and the output of the birds there th!3 year la said to be far greater than that of last season. In other .states to the eastward from which heavy shipments some times are drawn to the coast, the tur key crop is reported large. In all quar ters the high prices at which turkeys hare held, In the coast markets at least, for some years back, have been the main stimulus to heavier produc tion this year. All around the gob bler tribe ha3 scored a big Increase. As to probable prices of Thanksgiv ing time and later, one of the leadjng commission dealers said today; ' "The" chances are that turkeys at Thanksgiving time will sell at 20 to 24 cents a pound, according to quality, to the retail trade. In the event, how ever, of unusually- ''f cITcrl-SS from the country at that time, the market might drop, and In that, case higher prices could be expected at the later liol!days." A range of 20 to 24 cents per pound In the wholesale market would prob ably mean 25 to 30 cents per pound at retail, and the , last-named figures tow seem to be about what the con- Bufer will have to face in providing fur the Thanksgiving dinner. - rUYSHIAAS AND SLEGEOXS. X. MOLlTQA, M. D- fcys:c:an and Surgeon. Corner) Adams Ave. au3 Depot street. Odice, Main CS; Resi dence 69. ' In the building adjoining The Ob , server, known as the Thornton build ing, the ladies of the Method'st ' Ladies' Aid Society will conduct a rummage Bale next Friday and Sat urday. The goods will Le such ls to 1 warrant insptlon and jjurchas3.' C H. I'PTO.M, Ph. G. M. t Physician and surgeon. Special attention us Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat OiUce in La Grande'Natiunal Bank Euild ,ing. Phones: Office Main 2, Resl decce Main 32- ' " ft, . L. RICHARDSON Physician and ' surgeon. OXce Hours: 2 to 5 p. m. except Sunday. Sunday by appoint men s. Telephones: Office, Black 1362; Ind. 351; residence, Main 55; Ind. 312.. JEO. V. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. Sommer Bldg., Rooms 7, 8. 9 and 10.- Phones:- Home 1332, Pacific, Main 63, Residence phone. Black 951.' Successor to Dr. C.E. Moore. DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN Doctor of Optics. Spectacles and Eye Glasses Fitted and made to order. All er rors of Refraction Corrected. 1105 Adams Ave. Foley" Hotel Bldg. La Grande. Oregon. . , V '' FIRST COME FIRST SERVED : 1318 Adams Ave 1 5t WESTO.M S01UIAL KILLED (t) Indications are That the Normal School Has Item Beaten Once More. Portland, Nov.' 10 No records have been made here In regard to the Wes ton norbal school, but It Is-believed the bill was defeated. Regarding coun ty division, Indications are that all county division schemes, Including Or chard county, were defeated. Ho:iie Pile, probably tarried by a small ma snr'ty and prohibition was declslely ccfrated. Save In Josephine county. which ,went prohibition by Bix'.em votes most of hitherto diycountles rjt vct, repudiating prohibitum by a li;T ote. The data is as yet vtv In ciaidete. West this afternoon leads Eoworman by 40!5 plurality, tlirough oi t the state and over 150Q in Multno mah county. Leturns tolay indicate West's plur ality over Bowerman will "be 2,000 or D'ore. Save for the governorship the Republican ticket won stra'ght clown the line Including state engineer. West this inortun?' led by approximately 2.000 in the state and 900 in Mult nomah county v;th over half of the ofes counted. Prohibition Is appar cialy decisively beated by 11,000 or n.ore. The Home Fule measure pro bably carried by a small margin. I la noticeable that 12 Oregon cr-.ntU;s which previously went dry strung this time went strongly wet. DR. - H. L. UNDERWOOD and DR. ... DORA J. UNDERWOOD Office - ci Wright urug store. Special at- ' ' tentlon paid to diseases and surgery of the eye. t . . ... . ; ; Phones Office Main 22; residence, Main 728. 1 ,vvf.- :;:.r Terra Cotta Well Casing Call or write for Estimates ' and Prices JohnMelviile W8 Adams Avtl LA0RAHDE, - ? OBB Xotlce of Efttray. There was broushto the Farmer's Feed Barn, one Black mare and red scared buggy without 'a top.' ' Ripe Olives in-Bulk also Green, 30c pint Heinz chow chow, sweet and sour pickles and mince meat Franco-American Plum Pudding New Eagle Valley Honey, 3 combs for fifty cents v Swift Premium Hams, large or small roce GityG rvandBakerv - . , , . J 3 J. C. PRICE, D. M. D. Dentist. Room 23, La Grande National Bank Build lng. . Phone Black 399. DR. R. R. ldNCOLN, DENTIST First class services given. Office over Lil ly's Hardware store. Phone Red 1131 DR. P. A. CHARLTON .Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Hill's Drug Store, La Grande. Residence phone, Red 701; Office phone, Black 1361; Inde pendent phone 63; both phones at residence. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. COCHRAN & COCHRAN Attorneys: Chas. E. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch ran. Ir .Grande National Bank Bldg., La Grande, Oregon. T. II. CRAWFORD Attorney at Law. Practices In al lthe courts of the State and United States. Office in La Grande .National Bank Bldg., La Grande, Oregon. D. W. C NELSONMlnlng Engineer Baker City, Oregon. . LENA McREY.NOLDS Teacher of Pi ano and Voice " Culture. At 1426 Washington Avenue on Wednesday and Saturday. Telephone, on these dates to Red-1122. Hot Drinks Oyster Cocktails Cocoa V j Beef Tea Clam Boullion Tomato Flip NEXT DOOR TO POT OFFICE Snowdrift Flout . The Best to be had zi anv Price. :- 1 ' Money back if unsatisfactory ' SoldBv llaf.CfiinrfifiVM--P f d Main 705 H25 Jefferson Avenue ind. 1213 C. C. WILSON Teacher of Violin. Call any time at S01 Malr. avenue. r'v'-otitcry '? a lar wrous '!isf:se luit oai to cured. ('IiaiuIh i l.iin'a t'olir, (liolen r.iwi Vk&nhixc, lU'w'y l:ui lorn rn-cfh.-'f:'rv ujwI in nine cj'i'loniK ; idyv. ntcry. It hi- i.evi r 1m! n i::i(.r,u t f.,ii. 1 1 is ctiiriily va! u!'iefr children and i :ln!ts, ami v.l;'ii r - ;i'!'d wit'i vf!:Uri',!.l s '..! en',!, i" tj i hue it Uihiv.' ' European Plan Onl Rooms 50c to $1.50 , First class Throughout SA0 MOTEL THE PBRIS ra ST 2CC ST. PiiuNE MAi'i 731 7: crJ ment cf the Scel and Hair. Full Line of Hair Goods' Mrs. Palmer Prop. WHEN IN NEED OF milts Room FiiriiiMre ';hv n.iv Rpnt? Ws loan vou ;j ' r ' ' money to bmdK and you py us as ycu '6ufd renf. ... Oliver. D. G. BR1QHOUX. Proprietor. ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOl La Grande, Otegoh Remember that we have the largest line of Tables, both round and square, from $8.00 to $60. Buffets, in all finishes, in genuine qnarter ed Oak, from . , . $18 to $75 China Closets, from $18 to $75 i New Transfer 1 Line M. L. Leader PROPRIETOR PHONE RED 3762 ' " 1 Draying of all kinds Also many patterns in Diijing Chairs,' iii finishes to match any furniture you may now have, or tht we carry in stock -in this line you will find the besi values for the least money teat have ever been shown in La Grande. 7 Remember that we carry a complete house keeping line, in prices that fit all pocketbooks COMPLETE HOUSE-FURNISHERS LEJ , 5 4 0