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LA GRAITDE EVENING OBSERVER,
"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1910.-
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ever placed on the market in any city
of the
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Five Blocks from the Busi
hess Center of the City
The ground lies beautifully and every
lot is level and smooth. All lots to be
improved with CEMENT Sidewalks,
Curbing and Parking and All Streets
Will Be Graded '
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Positively the choicest bargains in'
CLOSE-IN property that can ever be
offered in La Grande.
The time to buy a
Homesite is N o ;
and Let it Grow In Value !!
Special inducements offered to the
Quick Buyer and EASY TERMS will
be given. ?
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This is a purely Restricted Residence
District and is destined to be the fut
ure High Class residential portion of
the city. ,
0. k W. WILL PROBABLY BE SHORT
CUT .'KIKE.' -
After This Month, La Grande Will be
on Another EaJLroad Line,
La Grande railroad men are dili
gently practicing that new symbol
the 0. W. R. ft N., for the O. R. & N.
win cease to be after. December: 24,
and from that date on, the city of La
Grande will not be located on the O.
R. &' N. any longer then. It will be
a division point on the Oregon-Wash'
Ington Railroad & Navigation com
pany's' line. However the employes
will 'soon "catch on," and the public
will likewise acquaint Itself with the
new name; Speaking of the change in
ifame and the legal transfers of the
company, the Oregonlan says: :
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All jdoubt aa to whether the recent
ly organized Oregon-Washington Rail
road & Navigation Company is to foe
an operation as well as a holding
concern was dispelled following a
stockholders meeting yesterday after
uuuu, when it was announced tnat af
ter Saturday, December 24, all busi
ness will be done under the name of
the new company. :s
On that date, the O. R. & N. Co. the
North Coast road , and all associated
lines will pass out of existence and
the new company as an active factor
in the railroad world, will officially
come into being. . - .
Attorneys and officers of the com
pany now are at work preparing the
papers necessary to the formal trans
fer of the property, which task is dif
ficult and , complicated and one of
some magnitude. This will be com
pleted in time to have the new con
cern come into formal possession of
the extensive property of the various
tcomipanies that lit succeeds before
or at the time of the actual transfer
on December 24.
Change Is Important ,
While the transfer of the property
and the succession by the one com
pany to all the affairs of the several
old ones is, of most Importance is
financial, commercial' and industrial
circles, of much greater "interest and
of more direct effect to the general
public, arid particularly to the patrons
of the affected lines, are the numer
ous changes in the detailed manage
ment and adjustment of the more ma
terial affairs of the great railway and
navigation system. ,
It will be a bit awkward, in the fu
ture for a man who has done busi
ness with the 0. R. & N. Co. all his
life to step up to a ticket window aud
ask , for transportation over the Oregon-Washington
Railroad & Naviga
tion Company's line or over the 0.-
W. R. & N., as the new system may be
come known.
It is believed by "officials and em
ployes of the company, however, that
the use of the initials will prove
somewhat unwieldy and burdensome
to the public as well as to the rail
way men, and there already is a dis
position among the latter, to refer' to
the new company and its lines as the
"0. & W." or the "O.-W."
"ew Folders Will Appear.
The old 0. K. & N. and the pres
ent Oregon & Washington folders In
their respective distinctive forms
will pass out of existence and In their
place will . come the printed time
tables and literature of the new con
cern. ' .
The present arrangements of the.
company do , not contemplate a
change of officials or heads of de
partments. Some consoldiation of the
work performed by separate offices
In the same general departments may
be made later..
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Special Prices tor
llmES: trees.
Largest; Assortment io choose from.
Call and get our prices before you
mdgmssMf&cery
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FALLIXG HAUL
Uasy to Stoplt and Hake It Lustrous
. '( and BeantifnL ' ?
If your hair is falling out; if. you
have dull, unattractive hair, or if
yb need a dally, hair dressing, read
what Mm. Hettie Hedgeman of.Nel
sonville, JErle county, Ohio,' writes
June 3,-1010,. about Parisian Sage
"I used Tarlsifln Sage for falling
hair and fini It the finest thing I ev
er beard of. My hair was falling out
by combs full, and I could run my
fingers through It and they would
hang full of loose hair. I waslred ay
hair and got a, bottle of Parisian
Sage and used two applications, and
I could see a great difference. My hair
was lustrous and nice and had almost
stopped falling out, and by the use of
one more 'bottle it stopped altogeth
er." ;.: : i , ;
y For women, for men -or . for child
ren, Parisian Sage is without any
doubt the finest preparation for th
hair. It Is guaranteed by the NewJ'n
Drug. Co. to stop hair from falling;
to eradieate dandruff and stop itch
ing scalp 1b two weeks, or . money
back. It Is a most daintily perfum
ed and refreshing hair dressing, free
from grease or stick!nes3, and ought !
to be in every, home where every
member of the family could use it
daily. Large, bottle 50 cents at the
Newlin Drug Co. and druggists every
where. The girl with the Auburn hair
fs on every package. Nov. 26-Dec. 7
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Q Candidate for City Eecorder
Respectfully .'sclIclU your
support,
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$4 44 1
European Plan Only
Roojns 60c to $1.50
First class Throughout
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MOTEL
D. G. BRIGHOUX
j : Proprietor.
ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOl
la Grzrtde, Oregon
H APlf " ANH Uptown office Main 720
VfC Vt I vL Residence phone Main 25
AMBULANCE E.LBiteSEV
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Geneval Contractor of Cement Work
.: Plain and Re-enforced
Concrete "-.xx v'-'
THE SIDEWALKS PARLEY MAKES STAND THE WEAR
The ouicker a cold in cnttpn rid nf tV
less the danger from pneumonia and other
serious diseases. . Mr. B. L. Hall, of
Waverlv. Va.. buvs: "1 firnilv believe Cham-
berlain'a Conch RmclT to Im alwolutelv the
best preparation on the innrkvt for colds. J
have recoraiucnilwl it to my friend t -w.
her all agree with me." Sor sule by t-V.
dealera. ' v
Gomplete equipments for resetting and repairing
rubber buggy tires. -
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
, ' D. PilZGERALD, Proprietor
v Gnaplete' Machirie Shops sad Foundry ,
Poultry Supplies
WE ARB PREPARED TO FURNI SH GRANULATED BONE, OTSTEB
' HELL GRIT. SCRATCH FOOD, PR OTEINA, FLAX SEED MEAL, AL-1
'ALFA 'MEAL, POWDERS AND TON ICS IN ANY QUANTITY AT RIGHT;
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sold By Wate Stanchfield Produce Co.