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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1911)
lv:. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER..:. . wWPSAPQWiWftv ' PAGE 8 5 I 1; : s.l .1 a I! I rf I! f i tl ?! I'! Si NEVER BEEOEE In the History of Union County could there be seen so many bargains in beautiful high grade pianos as arc being shown at Eilers big sale now going on in the Lewis Build' ing, Depot street. Some very excellent Eargains in slightly used pian s, not 5 358 "V 1 I V-H I II TWO CHECKS BIG 531 MAN Buys WORKS OFF WORTHLESS CHECKS RAPIDLY. . Faint bat Leaves It After Re ceiving Ills lliungip. 1 1 J IS rrXHIZ second hand "but pianos that have been consigned to f mall dealers and have been long enough to come under the head of slightly used instruments. These pianos must all be sold. Therefore we will make a price on every piano in the house that should appeal to any one contemplating the purchase or a piano" even two years hence. Regular $465.00 Piano Regular $350.00 Piano Regular $500.00 Piano Regular $550.00 Piano Regular $375.00 Piano at $358.00 at $237.00 at $365.00 at $418.00 af $300.00 . QflQ of the best thought out schemes of getting rich quick was successfully engineered on paint stores in thl3 city this afternoon. Two worthless checks, Identical In every way, were passed on tha Coolidge paint store and the Golden Rule Store by the same man and In the Mine way. He went to the Coolidge store first, ordered $5.25 worth of paint and a brush. He took the brush but said he would snd a teamafter the paint, in the same time offering a check signed by J. S. Clark iu favor of G:orge Emerson for $20.00. He left the store after receiving his change and went to the Golden Rule, The same conversation and the same .amount of paint was left stand ing on the floor of the stors there, nd with $30.00 as a total of his earn ines and two brushes "to boot" the fellow took his departure. 'Hosiery is Always uood INews There's much in starting; the day right. There's nothing so irritating to mind and body as hosiery that is patched and darned. Everwear always has a pleasant feeling. It starts you off in the morning with comfort and carries you through the day without reminding you of hosiery torture at every step. This Standard American Hosiery has actually abolished the necessity for darning. Your first box will prove this to your satisfaction. , The Box of 6 Pur with Written Guarantee FOR MEN VV- FOR WOMEN Egyptian Cotton, $1.50 per box Silk Lisle. EnvDtian Cotton. S 2 nn $3.00 per box Silk Lisle, 93.00 per box , tUK CHILDREN Egyptian Cotton, tizea 5 to Tii, SI. SO per box Mix Lisle. izeadto tt, i.uo per tox Egyptian Cotton, 8 and larger. $2.00 per box auk, Luie, a sad larger. mm i tsllss. n f ;f ii .sr. 3 S 3 a 71 71 .3 :l 4 n - 11 "2 WWW x s ? ? Every man woman and child are to a certain extent bargain hunters. We save you the trouble of hunting for the house of bargains The Place is Eilers Music House The Street is Depot The Number is 108 Opposite Su'mmer Hotel OPEN EVENINGS HEATED CASE WITH JURORS THIRD CASE THIS TERM INYOLY ING ACCOUNTS, UP SOW. Toney rrTrrn"i W , ! 1 v .. 1. $3.00 per box - . TfStlmoBy in Zuber Dvse Concluded and Case Goes to Jury. FAI'Rl WEEK QUIET. Police OrTlckU Have Little Trouble Durlntr Attractions Here. vFair week iiassnd with little or no disturbance of the public peace. A flat fight ' on last Saturday night was the only semblance of disorders and the week was exceptionally free I from disturbances. The police depart- j ment had no more "common drunks" I than under ordinary conditions. work. For particulars phone far mers 97, or write Mrs, R. B. Cuu liffe, Pleasant Valley, Or. 2t. Termination of a beated action brought by the administratrix of the late John McLean will in which Mrs. 8. C. Zuber Is defendant, Is expected late this evening. ' The case was given to the jury shortly after the noon recess today and at 4 o'clock the jury bad not reported. About $1700 are Involved in the Issue at stake, coming up over a mortgage said to be withheld by Mrs. Zuber. Attorneys Finn and Turner Oliver have been counsel in the case. The case now before the court is one Involving an accounting in which David Brlchoux of the Savoy hotel is plaintiff and Mason W. Bullard Is de fendant. It will probably be dls posed of by tomorrow. ' WANTED A girl for general house-! IV "Z A II h M TM ID I i Sit t I $.0.00 RtEWARD Q for arrest and conviction of par ? ties who robbed N. K. West's ? stora Saturday night. BULLETIN URGING UNITY STEWARD THEATRE Friday Evening, Oct. bth at 8:15 O'clock. AN INTERESTING MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT FREE TO ALL AUTOMOBILISTS AND OTHERS INTERESTED From Tree to Tire Compllnutarj TIckMs May Ik Soured at all Auto and Mcycle dealers You are rordUMy iuvlted to attend a novel and interesting enter tainment consisting of a series of motion picture vividly portraying those semes of the great rubber forests of Brar.il that have to do with the gathering of crude rubber by the native South American Indian. Alos motion views of the operations necessary to build an automouuo tire, starting with the crude material and working up to the finished product. ALSO FAMOUS ATLANTA AUfO RACES, ATLANTA SPEEDWAY There Is not a dull moment froin start to finish of this entertain ment, which takes about an hour to present. It does not constant- ra awivinm-u na enjujra or in. Doubly interesting or course , to the user of automobile tires. COME ALONG AND BRING YORTLAND. OREGON. THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY , 325-7 . BURNSIDE STREET, POUR FRIENDS. Killing Time Piling up the Cost. That's what you get In the medical eye treatments. Glasses are' the real med icine of thq eye. A bath in hot salt water Is sooth In and beneficial to luflamed eyes.' but GLAS SES will give permanent . relief when fltttd by l"S. W E BACK UP WHAT WE SAY THAT'S THE FAIR WAY. I GRIND ALL MY GLASSES. HEACOCK Eyesight Specialist (Continued from page one) are at a standstill. The superintend ents and master mechanics are cou pling up steam hos8. Every car in spector in Portland walked out except one at Jeff Street. The latest report from the east means victory for the federation. The rallroadB cannot stand It much longer. Equipment is break ing down faster every day. They are merely testing us. Stand shoulder to shoulder. Victory fs near. SYSTEM FEDERATION BOARD. H. Weber. Prs., C. R. Merrill, Sec'y, Carl Wohlforth, J. W. Tarnasky, J. Vana. IT GROWS HAIR. Here's Some Important N'ewg for Men Who Are Growing Bald. People who have taken our word fir It that Parisian Sage Is the real Lair brower, beautlfkr and dandruff cur; have never been disappointed. Here's the word of a person who took our "I have been using Parisian Sage about a year. When I began using It I word, '('.-. had only a slight 'futz' on my bead, Now I have a good thick growth, anl It growing thicker and longer right along. Many people don't believe It can be done, but I know from my own experience with Parisian Sage thot It can; I can recommend It in the fullest confidence. Gains Brown, W North Filmore St., Maryvlll9. Mo. The above statement t was mn.le to Dr. C. D. Koch of the Koch nhirniarr i sfaryvllle, Mo.. April 29th, mi. Large bottle .( cnts at the NewUu drug slrre' and druKgl i everywhere. & Scranton The Store That Satisfies Teh reasons why you should invest in Cove lands Land is selling at one-half Its real value. It is particularly adapted for fruits and vegetables. - Strawberries will net from $100 to $400 per acre. Raspberries will net $100 to $300 pe racre. . Blackberries will yield $100 to $300 per acre. Five to ten-year-old Cherry'treee net from $50 to $300 per acre. Five to ten-year-old" Pear trees net from $50 to $600 per acre. Five to ten-year-old Apple, trees net from $40 to $400 per acre. $250 Invested today will return $10,000 In ten years. DAVIS & F0YE will treat you rlgbt. Further Information upon request'.. . . DAVIS & FOYE Room 8, loley Bldg .La Grande. Oregon INSURANCE , 'ARM Core Hotel Cove, Oregon AND FBJCIT LANDS Growing ! N OUR BUSINESS, shows that still more neonle are oneniner m. a - 57 accounts with us. We are daily adding new names to our already long list of depositors. There is a good reason for this. It is this: they have found that the road to wealth is by way of the bank account; and that we, by our uni formly conservative methods, our courteous treatment of our cus tomers, our steady increase in strength, have proven that this is the place to open that account. United States National Bank ! i 4 I 1 m t f aV t I ill s: i o ii .81 Ji day Ctrl an iers va8 $ho eo bl l Wit: cull noo f jon pre ptri jnit Are F un tan ttnd are fori el' eat die mo ed . ' ! I Sh( pe Itr f 1 7 X i ; v