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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, IAY 16, 1911.
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T costs $1,000 spmetimes for
a skeptical person to learn
that a bank is a safer de
pository, for money than a hand
bag. rThat is what it cost a.
lady recently to learn this bit
ter lesson .. .. ..
An enterprising burglar who was aware of her
foolish distrust of banks watched his opportunity
and the money was gone. The savings of almost
a lifetime were lost merely because of the, fool
ish fear thai the bank would break. Think of the
millions and millions of dollarsnlbanks every
day and night and the loss by the breaking of a
the Union merchant and has been
keeping in touch with La Grande for
some time, being well satisfied with its
rapid development and bright future.
OPEN DIDS JUNE
22 IS HI
COXSTErCTIOX OF .FEDERAL
CULDIXG ASSURED. -V, C
Bids Being Advertised for and ITill Be
Let Early Tills Summer.
bank is not one dollar in a hundred millions.
DQH'T TRY TO BE YOUR OWN BANKER.
U V v MY REGRET IT
YOU
J31ds for the construction of Wie
federal building in La Grande wlllfbe
let' Immediately after June 22. The
postofflce department at Washington
today authorized the Observer to pub
lish notice of bids from contractors
and these will be opened on June 22.
At that time the bids will be let and
though government wheels move slow
ly, there seems no valid excuse for de
laying actual construction beyond the
month of July. In Buch an event the
building will be completed and ready
for occupancy along in the fall some
time.' " '.
One local contractor said today that
he doubted If any builders of this city
would enter the competition for the
work.
eminent are so exacting In detail that
the contractor seldom . realises any
profit on Uncle Sam'i work. Howev
er, it Is still possible that some local
firm will undertake to land the Job.
The r plans and specifications are
now on file at the postofflce.
MORE PAYING IN AXBAST.
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Twenty-Twe Blocks of BltnllthJe Or
dered by the CouaelL .
- Albanyj . Oregon, May .1. The city
council last night passed ordinances
ordering the construction of about 22
blocks of bltulithlc pavement. The
work will commence Immediately and
be finished promptly.' 5 ' ' ' '
A special committee appointed by
the council baa Just returned from a
trip'of Inspection to determine the
merits of various pavement used, and
especially that of concrete the latter
being claimed by some of our citizens
to be cheaper than bltulithlc. In view
of the committee's adverse finding?
concerning concrete the council pro
ceeded to continue their policy of lay
ing bltulithlc, which has been in
vogue here and very popular for flv
years. .
The supporters of concrete are now
thoroughly satisfied , that . concrete
pavement, even though cheap, is not
a good investment. ;
Oregon Stravt berrjes Jlere.
Freewater strawberries reached tha
city this noon from Freewater. This
The contracts let by . the gov- 'p the first shipment of Oregon berries
and come in quart boxes. The E. Po
lack grocery store receded a - ship
ment on the delayed No. 6.
COTE, THE BEAUTIFUL.
In the far blue hills of Oregon :
ML Fanny, greets the morning sun.
And watches from her peaks of snow
Its passage to the vale below
Where at her foot serene and still
Lies' Cove, supremely beautiful. L
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The land where the mammoth cher-
... rles grow ... .
Pomona, fair, delights to know;
Producing by her mystic powers
; -,A fairyland of fruit and . flowers, r i
And happy homes whereeryou go 1 1
In Cove, where the mammoth cher
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In the land where mammoth cherries
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On ' winter Bights,' wltb the lights
. - turned low ' ; ; ' ;
And the old folks dreaming in sleew
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Young people build alr-castles
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And welcome the darts from Curd's
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In Cove, where the. mammoth cher
ries 2 row. . '" ,
The dancing brooks, the rippling vlljs
Sing merrily as water can
And sparkle on the sunlit hills..
A priceless benefit to man.
Above tha foot-hills, mantled green
Appears the timbers darker huo
Wbtle old Mt. Fanny's bead is seen
Amid the sky's ethereal blue.
Appreciate the blessings sent
Oh! People' of this favored apot:
Pont sow the seed of discontent
And sigh for wha( you haven't gat
Don't magnify your troubles, vast,,
And little difficulties swell.
But think the Lord your lot il cast
In Cove, the grand and beautiful.
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The
STAGEBERO & SAJfDBORO.
Fresh Ranch Eggs -and
Butter
Armour's Hams
Bacon and Lard
Hill Bros.' Highest Grade Red.
and Blue Can Cooffee for
lovers of GOOD COFFEE
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LA G R A N DE, O R EG ON
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JiyEMLES PROVE THEMSELyES
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:waH Audience Last Night Out Boost
' g lug; for Show Tot'ny. ' ' . ;
. A pcore of. pretty g'rls last evn!ns
ynertafned a smtll audience at i.tho
S eward In the finest sort of fashion
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out boosting for the Boston Juveniles,
brought here by , the loca ; Modern
Woodmen of America. The singers
are well trained and pretty, the show
Is full of snap and pepper and at no
time is there a dull moment in the
production. The "Rose of Blandeen"
will be presented tonight and for testi
monials of the company ask anyone of
the audience last evening. There Is a
freshness of voice and a rfplrlt of ac
tlon that the long-drilled and over
worked adult comic opera casts can
not duplicate. V
General surprise at the high plaue
of. excellency when the company at
tains was expressed at the production
last evening. The house was almost
in constant laughter. There are 2
stars In , the cast and to mention one
would be to the improper discredit of
the others. , .
BLACK
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L. ('. PRATT OF I'ORTLAN'P IS SOW
WITH FIRM.
Black & Pratt, New Firm Name, and
Business to Be Continued.
L. C. Pratt, for several years in the
custom office at Portland, has Joined
with C. J. Black of the Black real s
tate office and has formed a partner
phlp with Mr. Black. The firm will
be known as Black & Pratt, and will
conduct a realty business the same us
now. Mr. Pratt has moved his family
to La Grande and as soon as he can
find a suitable location will establish
a permanent home. He Is a young
man, experienced in real estate and
insurance and will no doubt prove
himself a valuable adjunct to the
firm.
"I have been negotiating wfth Mr.
Pratt for some time and feel "that 1,
have added an. enterprising and com
petent man to my firm," saldMr4 Black
In announcing the new firm. will
continue a regular real estate and In
surance business and the public will
mho will I f wf o aga.h t the Slew. mm ,n flir- l ratt a genial individual
rd fonftrht under uilces of the.who haa bccom attracted by the tu-
?IIodeni WHdm f America. . tur.e of GranJd an 1" to be one
n , 1 of us."
.arrd almost to a man the audience is 'Mr. Pratt is a cousin of O. P. Pratt.
All
Right Clothes for
Classes of Men
Tbom Hellene, one of the popular ac
tressea with the Boston JuTenlles"
l01d young men, young old men young young men, and old old men can all find here the right ckithes
for themselvesjust the styles they want, in just the shades they like, and at just the prices they want to
pay, for we have studied the likes and dislikes of all classes of men and have provided new spring
Suits of Unusual Merit
in correct styles, to please all tastes. Whether you buy one of our fine Suits at $15.00, or one of the un
equaled garments at $35.00 you will surely find them to be
The Best in the World for the Money
' We want to sell you your clothes this spring, but more still, we want to sell you your clothes next season
and the season after, and so on, so we take particular pains to make every value so good, every effort to
please you so painstaking, every transaction with yo u so satisfactory that, once you trade here we will be
sure of your future patronage. ' ; '
; ; We Especially Urge You
; t , , to call and see the new spring goods we are now sho wing, try on a few coats, see how you look in them
J .-, Don't think you have to buy because you look.
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