La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 12, 1911, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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LA GRANt EVENING OBSERVE, ' : FRIDAY, MAY 12,
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We have secured the B E S T
LADES'
IF SU
cure on
man ror
the
and will
uana
rices.
make
yo
TIE
we can se-
i$50up-$20
GERY A. V. ANDREWS
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.imnnr'nunr ..---.-., ' " m
ft Perry Pneumatic Water Systems, Samson J
5 ' Warm Air Furnaces, Pipe Valves andtfittings, Gut
All VinAi Pnll Aacnrt..
f r ..... k . i it? .1 i m : : -
n menu oi mcKei iniumiug.
BAY & VWElFEl
PLUMBERS, HEATERS, SHmMUL WORKERS
We take care of the small depositor
We mean the man who can save only a few dollars a month.
If the amount you can save doesn't seeni worth while, remember this;
The size of your first deposit Is not bo Important as the fact , that
you are actually making a start. ' I '
Some of our largest accounts have growrV from smll beginnings.
Come In and talk It over.. You will find us ready to xtend the same
protection, and the same courteous treatmint that Vis accorded our
largest depositor. We pay Interest on tlmetdepositi
U. S. NATIONAL BANK
LA GRANDE , OREGON
The George Palmer
Lumber Comp
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any
Retail Debartmenl
VTe solicit your orders i Shingle i, Rubberoid
Roofing,' Deadenirg t Ut Building Paper
are prepared to furnish anddsnver material,
. ' , promptly. , , Phone Main 8.
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Martin 6 Bradley
SANlTARtf LUgBING
Mr vt nnno Tf
Phone black 3482 city hall
F
ARM ON WHEELS
IS
SEEN
i! Autos and Bicycles j
Sole agent for COLUMBIA
AND FLYER BICYCLES
$30.00 TO $45.00.
Btcclfs (or tent.
Also a few second
.hand blftrlw for sale
.from $6 to $20.
AuU for Hire .
Ouly experienced
.and careful drivers are
.sent out with . autos.
Three second band
autos for sale.
. Special atten'lon to
all kinds of repair
work.
"EL W.
309 Fir street.
Leighton
Telephone Main 737
Oorvallls. Or., May 12. (Special.)
This week the visitors from the
State Grangers' convention were giv
en an opportunity to see txactly what
a "moving school of a?rleulture" Is
like, and what the program might
easily be made to contain of practical
Information of Vital importance to the.
farmer. Such a school, on a small
scale, with a suggestive program w&
on exhibition in the main agrlculUua.
hall, and members of the faculty wev-j
present to explain the exhibits nr. I
apparatus.
' As an' outgrowth of the farmers'
urgent demand for a more extensive
educational system for the farmer
than is offered by the usual ..institute.
This movable school is ' suggested by
the agricultural college is a solution
of the 'probie'Q, so th-u ini'cticnUy
at their homes, all who ki interested
may have the advantage of moderate
ly equipped laboratories for t; clinical
study and practical work in problems
relating to the farm ami home.
The college proposes to conduct
these schools at least three days at
a time at each plac;, with three or
more departments of Instruction rep
resented. Owing to a lack of funds
for extension work, but few of them
can be undertaken at the pres:nt time
but if, In years to come, the legisla
ture will see lts way In granting the
appropriation asked for extension this
rear, the farmers and housewives of
the Ette may have a chance to study
t!;- applied science of their profes
sion. Th? one-week program suggested
by th 3 domestic Bclence department
for the movable schools, Includes prac
tical sewing work, bread making, veg
etables and meats, invalid diet, home
nurBlng, sanitation, salad mixing, dec
orating the home, and the making of
desserts and candies.
The department of agriculture, in
a three-day program, will give lec
tures on the location of .orchards,
grafting and budding, pruning, spray
ing, handling the crop, and apple pack,
ing, with demonstration work.
Feeds for dairy cattli, the Import
ance of keeping feed and milk record,
the Bnbcock test, separater use, th:
care of milk and cream, and butter
making art to be taught by the dairy
department. The agronomy depart
ment has prepared nn Interesting and
Instructive exhibit showing the grave
necessity of testing seed for vitality
and cleanness from weeds. An al
falfa plant being smotherc-dfby dod
der Is shown growing, to illustrate
the process by which the parasite
kills the alfalfa.
The poultry department also pre
pared a program of special Instruc
tion for those desirous of learning
how to get big ylejds of eggs from
their flocks and big market returns.
Glasses as a
Lasft Resort
Many people positive-
es pro; )er considera
tion in thematier cf
. relieving headaches
and neitoiis troubles.
They takl all manner
o: cures and medi
cines, but are at last
driven to spex.
Then it is, ;
"OH, WHY' DIDN'T I
DO IT SOONER?"
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Eyesight SiHclulIst
Xext Door to the Post Ofiioe.
Savoy Hotel
EUROPEAN PL'AN
P ESSCB
The rooms are cood and
Steam heated only one
blockjFrorr depot
D. C. Brichpux,Prop.
Every family hu need of a good, reliable :
liniment For oprains, bruibes, sorenenc of ,
the muwles and rheumatic paint there ii
none better than Chamberlain's. Sol-' l j
Itll Hon Urn ;
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INtERET
on an 1130.00 fn"vtstinent.
We can offer you a first class
rental proposition.
UL MILLER & BKO.,
1107 Adams Ave. Phone Main 1.
Benjamin Franklin
"Show me how your
Is kept and I'll show
kind of people live hi
munlty."
said:
graveyard
you what
the com-
The Blue Mountain
MarB
ii r
le woi
Its
Has Just recVlved a) carload of
Vermont marbrs Plice your or
ders at once formonuments,
head stones and markers. v
Decoration
Day
Will soon be here. You should
see that the graves of your dead
are properly marked.
The Blue Mountain
Marble Works
E.C. DAVIS, - PROP.
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Special Attraction
M Arcade, Friday and
Saturday
THE SHELLING: OF THE SAN MARCO'S
Formerly th$ battleship Texas," which play
ed an important part in he Spanish-American
war. Shovjs tile experiment of the government
ship in mid-ocean and in a few,
lere scrap iron.
in placing this
hours reducing
t to
ALWAYS 10 CENTS
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Vit 'intgiujniigfi4iir'nj
t
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wefer
t.
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J. H.
La Grand
Opposite U. 8. Lani Office oi A dams Avenue,
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That's What They All Say
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It's Good For What Ails You
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables !
f STRAWBERRIES BANANAS
I ORANGES LEMONS
New Potatoes 2 lb 25c
. New Peas 2 lb 25c
J Asparagus 10c lb New Cjibbage 5c
Spinach 5c Hhibarb 5c .
Head Lettuce 10c
:: Home Lettuce 10c lb. Radishes 3
ii for 10c. ' Green Onions 3 for 10c
:: Bermuda Onions 7c a lb.
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The Home of Fancy Groceries
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