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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1911.
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, I sell this bed for $2.70
Why pay $3.50 when I can save you 80c?
Supported Springs, fit any bed, only , $2.70
Call and I will show you where you can SAVE
$5.00 on a Good Bed, Springs and Mattress
This Chair is worth
$1.65. You can buy
at this store at on
ly
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BUY HERB and
SAVE $1.00 each on
LEATHER SEAT
DINERS
LEATHER SEAT
Will cost you $10.00
elsewhere. .Why
pay the price when
I save you money.
See my rocker at
$1.65
. A very .handy sew
ing rocker worth $2
at any store.
STB LIBS
TO CilEOE
COXVEMIOX OF WASHINGTON
AND IDAHO PROMOTEIW
I igsred-Off Land In B!y Area te Be
Sown to Small Grains.
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HOUSE FURNISHING
ON EASY PAYMENTS
Plumbing
and Heating
John Melville
1428 Adams Avt ;
LAQRANDE,l - . ORE
Every family baa need of a good, ralianie
iiniment For sprains, bruises, sorenew of
the muscles and rheumatic pain there is
none better than Chamberlain's. Sold b
II dealers;
hir"H
HEINZ
SkUER
KRAUT
with pork
Cooked Ready to Serve 1
20c a Can
i Pattison Bros.
Both Phones
- Begin your breakfast right by
eating a dish of '
Kellogg's Toasted
Corn Flakes
Holland Rusk .
. ext comes a couple of fresh
ranch eggs and two or three
slices of Melrose brand bacon.
Then a stack of hot " cakes
made from Olympic ' Pancake
flour, with Towles Log Cabin
syrup and Blue Mountain butter
; on top. . ," ' ' ."
Finish the meal with a cup
of steaming hot coffee, but ba
sure the cook used White House
: coffee. - '; ' '
I You can buy any of tie above
Clyde L Kiddle's
Of Island City -
"Fresh vegetables in stock ev
ery Saturday. Buy your Sun
day's supply then.
DPniinf
TWO COMPLETED CHAPELS
GIVES BLESSINGS.
ABE
Great Line of Distinguished Men and
Clergy Attend Services. .
New , York, April 19. Many dlstin-
We Are
D-e-e-li
ghted
Our Initiation Into business f
circles oi h& uranae nas Deen 4
ATfromolv fiaHafarAiv . " anil 1
' the patronage accorded us by
the general public has been ti
flattering Indeed, We are ff
trying ear best to earn and (
retain the patronage of La
: Call and see us. . i
Yery best goods known to the . -
Y 1 r. k
uaarrs art.
The
MODEL
BAKERY
guished public men and eminent rep
resentatives of nearly all religious de
nominations joined today with the cler
gy and laity of the Episcopal church
In dedicating the two completed chap
els of the Cathedral of St. John the
Divine, the great granite pile rising on
Morningslde Heights that has long at
tracted the attention of all visitors to
New York. The ecclesastlcal proces
slon which was a feature of the dedi
cation was the most Imposing ' ever
seen in the metropolis.
One of the finished chapels dedicated
and opened to the public is a gift of
August Belmont In memory of his
first wife. IJhe other is In memory of
Miss Mary King, a gift from her fath
er. Today's exerclsea also included
the dedication of the choir loft and the
ordgan which Is the largest in America.
The cathedral itself has been building
for nearly 19 years, and on it between
$3,000,000 and $4,000,000 have ' been
spent thus far. It Is estimated that
about 30 years will'be required to com
plete it and the additional expend!
ture of about $10,000,000. It is to be
the largest and costliest church edifice
In the western world.
Spokane. Wash., April 19 (Special)
Two million acres of cut-over land
in Spokane, Stevens and Pend Orelll.
counties, in eastern Washington, and
Bonner, Kootenai s.nd Latah counties
In northern Idaho, will be settled by
colonists and devoloped as grain, hay,
dairy and fruit farms during the nsxt
five years, If the plans of the Logged
eff Land convention in Spokane are
carried out. Representatives of th
six counties will meet h:re on April
25 to work out the details . of one of
the most important movements yet
started in the west; .;.
- Samuel Glasgow, chairman of the
convention, which was called by Ed
win T. Coman, president of the Spo
kane chamber . of ; commerce, and at
tended by commissioners and officials
of commercial clubs of the various
counties, said in an interview that
$3,000 had been pledged by the s:verat
organizations to carry on the work,
adding:" . v '
'. "There are many prospective set
tlers in vc.iIouB parts of the I'oitod
States who are under the impression
there Is no land available in this dis
trlct. 1 have been informed mat cut-
over timber land, can be boughj as
low as $10 an acre, payable in 10
yearly Installments. Forty acres clear
ed and cultivated will make a living
for any family. Of course, there. Is a
lot of hard work to do In getting the
land in shape for crops; it Is a . Job
for full-blooded men, who are not
afraln to take a few knocks.
This is not a land agent's scheme
in any sense of the term, but a cam
paign to provide cheap lands for peo
ple in the congested centers of popu
lation. In many instances the state
owns the land, the rest being held by
tlmebr companies, who have agreed to
sell it at less than the original cost.
We are now, making plans to guard
against speculators gaining control,
and it is Hkely, that the land will be
sold only to bona fide settlers and
farmers." . ;
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GIVE US YOUR ORDERS
We do the Right Thing,
Do the Thing Rignt,
and do it Right Now
WENAHA LUMBER CO.
GREENWOOD & MADISON
Home Phone 421. Bell Phone, Main 732
V Gives Quick Action.
A. T. Hill reports that A SINGLE
DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, gly
cerine, etc., as compounded in Adler-i
ka, the new German Appendicitis rem
edy, relieves any stomach or bowel
trouble. Many La Grande, people are
being helped. ;
DF Your Clothes Gome
From jfj(3f They'll
, 'Be -Right '
pHE Garments ye sell must always be of reliable
quality, for we sell no cloths that we can not guaran
tee': V ; '; r 'y.; , ' : , : t .
V a Purchase is not satisfactory we refund cash
as cheerfully as we take it in - we solicit your favors
' Arcade Program Tleases.
The program at the Arcade last
night was of more than ordinary In
terest. The film, '.'The Mexican Fill-
busters," Is a splendid picture. Miss
Alice Joyce, the favorite of the Kalem
company going over the top of tie fly
ing train and uncoupling the boxcar
from the train is truly a daring bit of
work. :: : ' , V. V
The song by Mr. Cowan, "Port'.and
Wants Us in 1912," made a great hit
and brought forth a hearty round of
applause between each versa It Is tne
new booster song for the Elks' con
vention In Portland in 1912. This pro
gram will run tonight and tomorrow
night. Matinee every day at 2 o'clock.
Tfke a look at our men's suits
$15.00 $20.00 and $25,00
The Home of
Good Clothes
ASHBR0S.
DOWSWAKD COURSE.
Fast Being Realized by La Grande
. . ... . ' People. .
j iillliif ' ALU
i f 't-.A;r-; op
yiiy pay Rent? We loan yo;
money to build, ana m
pay us as you would rent,
1. R. OLIVER9,
The quicker a cold ia gotten rid of tt
less the danger from pneumonia and other
serious dueasea. Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of
Waverly, Va., nav "I firmly believe Cham
be rlain'r Cough Remedy to be abnolutely the
best preparation on the market for colds. I
have recommended it to my friends and
they all agree with me." tot sale by all
dealeM.
CARELESS ABOUT APPEX.
CITIS IN LA GRANDE
Many La Grande people have chron
ic appendicitis ' which is : carelessly
treated as if it were ordinary bowel
or stomach trouble. If you have wind
or gas in the stomach or bowels, sour
stomach or constipation, try simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc. as It
is compounded In Adler-i-ka the ne
Cennan npp?ndfclt!s rem:dy. A. T
Hill, druggist, states that A SINGH
DOSE of thl esimple remedy will re
lieve any bowel or stomach trouble.
A little backache at first.
Daily Increasing until the back Is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Dropsy and Anally Brlght's disease.
This is the downward course of kid
ney Ills. ; V'" ' ' ' V-. ':
Don't take this course. La Grande
residents should profit by the follow
ing experience.
Mrs. W. M.' Giles, of Sumpter, Ore.,
says : "I was bothered for about two
years by kidney complaint and the ,
doctors could not help me to any ex
tent There was a constant, dull pain
across my loinB and this was accom
panied by a soreness over my kidneys.
My back ached so Intensely that I
could hardly sleep and I had trouble
from the kidney secretions. When I
saw Doan'B Kidney Pills advertised
was induced to try them and It re
quired the contents of only one box
to effect a cure. I value Doan's Kid
ney Pills highly."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New, York, sole agents for the United
States. ..
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Dly Ap 19 My 17 Jun 14 Jul 5 Aug 2
Wkly Ap 21 My 18 Jun 16 Jul 14 Ag 11
IMPORTED tzi
REGISTERED
GTALLIOriG MID
ROOD MARCO
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1011
. AT AMHWOtB BgAKD' BARN, ALBANY, LIMIT CO.. ORECOW
40 IMPORTED AND NATrVB BRED REGISTERED PERCHERON AND OERMAff
COACH STALLIONS AND MARES. Th.M bone were purchased front the boat breeder
d Importer, lu the United Bute, sad out of the rery be.t famtlle aad .how herds. Tber
were bred la one of the great horse centers of the world. . We do not claim to have all the prize
winners of France and Germany, bnt we do claim we will g-ive yon the real worth of your
money. Why not come where yon can buy horses at your own price, and .Terr one of them la
for sale, and will be sold for the hig-h dollar, Instead of going- where there are only a few for
ale, and half of them areanpposed to be kept for their own nee, nnlese a fancy price la paid.
Thee horses r wld as a wagon, and a number of them welsh over two thorns
ana Bunds. ,
FARMERS, Is this not oneofyonr best opportunities to seen re g-ood stallions and mare
at yonr own price? These horses are fresh, rightoS the farm, subject to no disease and ready
.to go to work. . .. , ...
It was the Percberoa horse that made Illinois famous as a horse center, ' :f
TERMBl CASH, nnless satisfactory arrangement are made with the Clerk before the sale,
Catalog-Be ready April S, 1911. Horses can be sees at barn after April 8. Address all com
atanlcatioaato J. M. Clark, care Beard's Barn, Albany, Oregon. - . " ! " com i
J. M. CLARK, A. J. DODSON, CEO. W. 8TUBQLEFI2LD
ALBANY, OREOON
V Perry Pneumatic Water Systems; : Samson H
Wind Mills, Deming Pumps,' Richardson & Boynton u
Warm Air Furnaces; Pipe Valves and Fittings, Gut - If
ters, Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds, Full Assort- ft
;nent of Nickel Trimmings. ' - )j
BflY 6 :WEtFEl :
PLUMBERS, HEATERS, SMEU METAL WORKERS i
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