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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1911.
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I-EK3IAAEMLY . I n ... INTRODUCING
located Keliable Uentis.s eastern prices
Our untarnished reputation wherever We have established office
is a recommendation we look to with pride, and our motto, "Honest
work." "fair dealings," has always made our success continuous for
the past 10 years, j . '
We guarantee our work, and if It 1b not right we make it right
without any extra expense to ou. .
We would rather be bmy all the time and make a smaller profit
from each individual patient than charge prohibitive prices. , Peo
ple In all stations of life patronize this Institution of Modern Den
tistry. ; . ;'v ' Y .... ,
PAIS LESS
EXTRACTION
50c
CLa'a EXAMINATION, CONSULTATION
$15 Set of Teeth .....
$10 Bridge Work (best)
$10 Cold Crowns 22k ,
ESTIMATES AND ADVICE
Prices for the BestWork
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$5.22
Gold Fillings . . .
Silver Fillings',
Plates Repaired
, .... $1.60 np
,75c
...,..$1.00 up
12 year protection guaranteed.
U a . ....1 - m . . DEPOT ADAMS kVV.
ivioaern Lenusis over newlin drug co:
Our, offices: Salt Lake, Baker, La Grande, Portland. .
IEIGIIIIIFIS
GREET COUNCIL
tfEETIMI REPLETE WITH
PORTASiCE LAST MUIIT.
1M.
Heiiioimtrances Overruled, New Ones
Filed and Other Business Done.
property. The loss was appalling,
caused by the breaking of the La
Crosse Water Power dam at Hatfield.
Davis Affair Up Again.
Veiled threats against the city were
made public in the reading of a letter
from Hayden & LaiiRhorn, Ta'.onu at
torneys, who take up the matter of
the ba.ance due Contractor Is 3. D.i
ris for work done on the sewer i.ro
Ject I er e. The final payment was held
up because the work In place-i wiu
not satisfactory to the mayor and
council and has hung fire for some
time. The letter says that It is not
to be understood as a threat yet con
cludes with the assertion that unless
the payment Is forthcoming, the city
can anticipate legal proceedings be
ing Inauguraed against it This sub
ject has been one of the knotty prob
lems of the entire summer, the coun
cil standing out as flatly opposed to
the paying of the balance until the
project was O. K. "
Sixth to Be "PaTed."
, Remonstrances and verbal objec
tions heard by the council at various
times against the "paving of Sixth
street" or rather the re-assessment of
suit in Davis affair. d , , - fQund th(J clrc u
t;, .Echo, of ; Black . River. Talis . ... .... ,
LAST NIGHT'S COUNCIL
PROGRAM.
against the 8
East Adams s
' Hears complaint
$ macadam work on
3 avenue. . 4
Q Remonstrances against paving $
S Sixth street overruled and de- t-
nied. . ' . A... - :'
$ , Remonstrances against North 3
Fir macadamizing denied and the $
city given jurisdiction. " &
Bids for fire hose read. . &
S City threatened with recovery S
Yesand we have the famous f'ALL
FUEL" heaters for coal or wood. Is
nearly perfection in a heater. Keeps
fire perfectly. Trade me your old
stove on one of these and keep your
house warm this winter.
I sell second
hand heaters
1 -00 fv 7 -5U
.50
E D , HMSTEN
FURNITURE ON EASY PAYMENTS v
O O 4 O O
WakhTms Space
The Wardrobe
Cleaning, Dyeing and
Pressing.
PHOIiE MAIN 735
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liorror heard. y
S. ; Second Street pipe line ghost .
Q: stalks council room. -, .
$ .- .-..A.,.
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LA GRANDEELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY I
Has Moved to Two Doors east of the P. 0.
Pay a visit to our new quarters THE QUICK i
PRINT BUILDING.
Phona Black 3141. ; "
GO TO B B. NUTTER for
Paints, Wall Paper, Varnishes, Oils,
Etc. Paper ten cents and up.
Estimates Furnished Store 1708 1-2 Sixth st
More than a half dozen momentous
matters were given consideration at
the regular council meeting last night
at which all members excepting Bern
ard Logsdon, Fourth ward, were
present. Passage of a dozen Improve
ment notices and ; ordinances and
reading of voluminous engineer's es
ttaates were only . a portion of the
evening's heavy program tor several
other weighty matters came up for
final settlement. The meeting was
momentous In many respects.
The water committee reported fa
vorably on a petition filed recently to
have the water regulations changed In
one respect and later on In the ses
sion the changes were embodied Into
an ordinance which was passed by
the council.' ' It makes a somewhat
radical chanke In the rules as re-
igards water tolls where there is
more than one family In a building.
It has been a practice to charge a min
imum fee of $1.00 for every family
in any one building but this has been
changed by the new 'ordinance, which
Is not yet signed by the mayor, to re
quire only a minimum fee for one me
ter in such Instances. All families In
on! dwelling will therefore pay for
what iey use plus the fee for one
meter. The report was signed Jby W.
J. Church, J., E. Orvls and Claude
lackey. ' -' ' '" ' ' ' . .. . . "
AVtU Maoadiinwze North Fir
M.m"" "M..B.IH in I .ii mil iiiiiii mm
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O A CY Alin Uptown office Main 720
OiAIV il U Residence phone Main 25
AMBULANCE ll. bussey
Remonstrances filed, by Borne prop
erty ownerB on North Fir street!
against macadamizing that street from
the ending of the bitulithlc on for a
distance of three blocks, were report
ed adversely' by the committee and
later on the committee's report was
adopted. The council originally took
action' on the matter after a long list
of property owners had requested it
and the committee found that less
than half of the property interested
was opposed. Consequently the city
was declared to have Jurisdiction.
A Bids lU'ad.
i More than a half dozen bids for 1 -500
feet of 2 Inch fira nose were
read last night and referred to the
fire and police committee. Chairman
Mackey called the committee together
thla afternoon' at 2 o'clock when all
the samples of the different compan-J
les were Inspected and explained. As
the city is badly in need of this hose
the committee was, required to report
a week hence at which time the coun
cil will meet to transact business,
Several Are hose making company
representatives were present.'
Echo from Stricken City.
An echo of the 'horror at Black
River Falls, Wis. last week was heard
in the council room when a communi
cation from the mayor and Inftuen
tlal citizens of the stricken city cal
ling for aid were read. The letters
and affidavits say. that the prosperous
little city was damaged to the extent
of $1,500,000 and that assistance Is
urgently needed. Not only are cit es
appealed to but the governors of
states and the president have been
asked to assist the poverty-stricken
community. The floods, as reader? of
j the Observer will remember, devas-
iaictA th. nnHia. litmlniAluS BArtfnll anil
J laid waste nearly all the residence
specifications already used were re
adopted,' and . the final ordinance on
the matter was passed and signed and
Is published today. Unless the mat
ter is again blocked, collection of as
sessments to cover the construction
will begin at once.
This Is the matter on which the
council held a near-court session re
cently. - . '
Old Job Reviewed.
Property owner on East Adams av
enue unfurled another bomb In the
council last night when a lengthy pe
tition setting out alleged discrepan
cies in the macadam work done on
that section of the street was read In
the council room. Varioua and num
erous "soundings" of the perfection
of the macadam work as done by Con
tractor John Mars and accepted a year
or more ago are said to have been
made by the people living there. The
soundings were made at points where
traffiCjhas been allowed. to, drift and
not nearer than three feet to the curb
ing. The specifications say nine Inch
es of rock, after rolling, must be nec
essary to meet requirements. The
property owners In this instance af
firm that the rock ofen Is only seven
and a fraction Inches deep, some
places eight Inches and out of a dozen
readings taken at various places, not
one was up to specifications. The en
tire affair was1 turned over to proper
committees and a report will be forth
coming later on.
The .petitioners want the faults rem
edled or credit given their : assess
ments to that extent. -;-
Improvement ordinances, notices of
street improvements by the dozen and
bonding ordinances were read ' and
passed.
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Lumber, Lath, Shingles
and Ruhberoid . . . . v :
WENAHA LUMBER CO.
Greenwood and Madison 5ts. Phone, Mais 732
Cement Contractor
Consult him before; letting your sidewalk
BOY WANTED
Factory. ;
-Fam-Us-Klng Cigar
NEWLIN DRUG CO.
Guarantees Parisian Sage for Falling
Hair and Dandruff..
We want you to know thai the girl
with the Auburn hair Is on every bot
tle and carton of PARISIAN SAGE.
We want you to know this lor your
own protection, for there are many
imitations, and it Is an easy matter
to get the spurious article. '
. You can always get the genuine
PAJRISIAN SAGE at the Newlin Drufc
company for only 50 cents a bottle.
They will not deceive you.
. PARISIAN SAGE if rigidly guaran
teed, for dandruff, falling hair and
scalp itch.
It Is a most delightful and Invigor
ating hair dressing that puts life andH
brilliance into the hair and causes It
to grow if the hair root be not dead.
ilt's the tonic you will use always If
you use It once.
10-19-31
MA
UMMER
uggestions
TAKE TWO-THIRDS OF A GLASS OF COLD
SPARKLING SAM-O, ADD ONE-THIRD OF ANY
OF THE FOLLOWING FRUIT JUICES: LEMON.
ORANGE, PINEAPPLE OR GRAPE.
"Measure it right and mix it together
It's Good for what ails you in this kind of weather."
BOY WANTED Fam-Us-Klng
Factory.
Cigar
Call
Main Eierhi
Retail Department
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Ruberoid
Roofing, Sash Doors, etc.
at'the A" AA,:'V
George Palmer Lumber Co.
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Notice. ' '-.
Special Organizer Miss Nina Down.
ey of Portland will meet with the
Grande Ronde Circle i W. O. W. to
morrow night, Oct 19. All members
are especially requested to be present.
10-18-21
COME to our shop and let ns demonstrate the use of Perry Pnen.
matlc Water Systems to yon. We have Just Installed one at "County
Po r Farm. Why not hate a bath room, hot and cold water, nice
lawns and also fire protection for your homes! Yon can hate a 8-4
Inch stream at 05 pounds pressure Id case of fire. Call and let ns take
yon out and show yon one In every day operation.
BAY & ZWEIFEi
1-I.UMBtKV HEATERS, SHEET METAL WORKERS
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