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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1911)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, . 'FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1911. PAGE 3 STEWARD OPERA HOUSE lIFLOUR DOOMED Saturday Night Oct. 21 THE EVENT Of THE SEASON II SKYROCKET VVM. A. BRADY, Ltd. Presents The Funniest Play Ever Written in n Y J.U Li , Li ii l. BY MAKGARET MAYO. DALY'S THEATRE IN DIRECT FROM A SOLID YEAES RTJN AT , . . NEW YORK. , Baby Mlna Is sending a gale of laughter around the world. It i snow 'n ' T' Its ;?" sir Diaries Windham's 1 V. '... . . . J, ''" . 1 Cr't ii 'oa Theatre, London; ' T ' - t Within three months Baby Mine will be played In BerVi, Vienna, . Paris, Melbanrne anil St. Petersburg. You can't stop a big laugh like BABY MINE. - , Scats for "BABY MINE" Sate Thursday Oct. 19 Prices 50, 75, $1.00 anl 1.50 NO HIGHER. LOCAL MARKETS EXPECT RISE A S ANY MOMENT. Prices In the East SplJs Increase In la Grande Shortly. (Inward TffS rfJA Printed words fail to give you a full Uca of Goasard style-leadership. You jaust sea a Gossard Corset better stl'l vou must try one on at the mirror, be lore yoi can understand how tfie Gos -card enables any woman to display a agure that Is Btyllsh and attractive, i Wsirie helne easy to wear in any po l.'ftion.-' '. '.'."' '.: Indorsed by our leading physician? and dress matters. A model for every tyne of form. '', Prices $3.50 to S8.50'' ; MRS. ROBT. P ATTISON. l'hone Blk U81. , -. Corsetlera A Good1 Position Can be had by ambitious young men and women in the field of "WireleBS or railway telegraphy.' Since the 8 hour law became effective, and since the wireless companies are establish ing stations throughout the country there is a great shortage of telegraph ers. '- : ' '.;''.f.-. -' - i" Positions pay beginnings from $70 to $90 per month with good chances of advancement. The National Telegraph 'institute of Portland, Oregon,; operates under the supervision of railroad and wireless officials, and places all grad uatea Into positions. V . :; It?wlll pay you to write them far full details:- ' ' 10-19-4t Flour that stable necessity of ev ery housewife's cooking table Is doomed to go higher In La Grande as a conuequence of the subtsantial raise recorded In Chicago markets earlier in the week. Local wholesalers have not been advUed of a raise this morn ing but anticipate It at any moment Just what the raise will be when It does come is not made known either, but probably will be enough to be felt somewhat. Waters-Stanchfield, one of the local wholesalers, say they expect uotatious ere the week U out. - . '. x, Butter and! Eggs. , Eggs Rancheggs, 40c; storage, 35c. - Rutter -Dairy 35c and 65c., Cream ery. 40c and 80tf, retail at grocers, but ter fat 33 cents. . ; .; Cheese Hazel wood and Tillamook, 25C .'' V I .. Vegetables andi Miscellaneous. Potatoes Per cwt, $1.50 , j Cabbage Per cwt $1.50 . ; Potatoes Per. cwt., $1.75. ' Onions $2.25 per cwt; 1 ' Cabbage Per pound, 2Mi and 3c. j Celery Per bunch, 10c. y , Peppers Per lb., 12c. t ; Sweet potatoes Four lbs. for 25c. , Suear Cane. $7.85 per cwt. Sugar beet, 10 cents less. , Beans White, 8 l-3c; lima, 10 cents ' - Fruits. Home grown apples $1.25 to $1.10 per box. .. Grade establishes price. . Bananas 40c per doz. . Oranges 50c and 55c. . f Feed and Grain, i , Alfalfa Hayv-$13.00 (retail), -Timothy $15.00. , ; -, . . f ' Snowdrift Flour, sack $1.40 ; Grain Hay $14.00. . 1 Bran and Shorts $1.30 and $1.40. ; ' Oats $1.50 per cwt. ", Rolled Barley $1.70 per cwt . Cattle, Hogs and FowL ' Cawft-raC.tCC., ' ' ; Steers 4c to 5c.' ' : Hogs $6.75. ; : : " Chickens Hens, 10c; old roosters,' 8c and spring-fries 10c to 12c, I cee laDKUiice. but the number of Chi nese i'hnrac!rs t-ommonly employed Is ( 111 far irreuter than could bf put on Riiy typewritPr. So tbia nutiou of 4()D.. 000.000 people has no typewriter In It tu tonsue. But tliat doosn't nnnn tlmt no type writers are sold In China Mre nnfl more Cliinesf are leurnitiK otuer Ian guanos besides their own. aod Chintz merchnntu and resident foreign mer chants u.e typewriters, nnd they are used In legations and In consular or flees and in banks and xhlpplnc otHren and collepes and by nilswhiniineo. oy various people. Altocetber mere are sold In China a good many typewrit; era. WaHbiURton Post. Fresh Arrivals Peaches Oranges Concord Grapes Tokay Grapes Cranberries Bananas ; " Apples:, Cauliflower Green Peppers Tomatoes Sweet Potatoes Head Lettuce Egg-Plant Celery;, Squash ; Pumpkin Parsnips Carrotts it (!' PHONE MAIN 43 u M V 1 ..' AN ANCIENT LEGEND. Craation of th. Ceceanut. th. Wakwak and th. Palm Tr... . Accordlnts to the oplnlou of tlie old blstorlana and the commentators ul the Koran. God created from tbe re mainder or the clay of wblcb Adam was made tbe kullseer. or cocoa tree, which is found la abundance, In tbe Indian Islands. It produces a nut vnlcb Is brought to Anatolia and KoomilL The Interior and oily part Is nourishing and fortifying food. The Shell Is worked Into spoons and Cups of the size of a man's bead. It Is a round black nut on which all the Darts of a man's head may be eeen- mouth. nose, eyebrows, eyes, hair and whlskers-before It was ronueu uvm Adam's clay. A wonderful sigut! From the same clay Ood created also the wakwak. found In India, tbe fruit of wblcb renemble n man's head, whlcb, Ktmken by I he wind, emits the sound or wakwak. Finally wn created also tbe palm tree from tbe remainder ot Adam's clay at Kufa. near the water Tlnnoor. This Is said io be tbe reawm wtiy tbe palm trees of Kufa, .Medalu and Om maun are ntrulKhi and upright, like the stature of a mau. - If .vou cut Its branches It does not 'only uo harm to it but growa even more, like Ibe hair and benrd or men. nut ir you cut otr the bead of the palm tree it gives a reddish lulce like IiIihmI. and tbe tree perishes like n man whose head Is cut off.-Evllu Effendl. Travels." . Ccolie'd Meats ? V for Quick Meals Oregon Bolfod Hants aud Dried Ile1f. These meats are raised in Oregon and put up by the Union Meat Co., Portland. The very beat money can buy. Slic ed on-our machine fresh while you wait. . - KIPPERED SALMON" fresh by express this morning. . . Tha Jenny Und Rock The Ohio river Halmx umong Its treasure the Jenny l.lud rock. The singer was a paxHeuger ou a steamer wblcb xtruok on n Hand bar near tbe rock, and while waiting for tbe boat to be flouted Mix l.lud had tioatmen row ber out to tbe ro k. whert be stood alon nnd sang a xonp '. r GET ADTIC'E ABOUT HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR TEETH and mouth first hand from competent men who have made It a life study. The time has passed when a man can "pick up" the knowledge out ot schools and after a Bhort time "start an office." A thor ough course In the best colleges in ,the land Is none too good a prepara tion when It comes to taking care of made the taking care of teeth a thing not to be dreaded, for Instance we will remove a nerve from a tooth with out pain or without you knowing It. This and other things make an up- to-ttoe-mlnute man proficient. If we can be of service to you please let us know. Drop a card for an appoint ment. . : " ' - . ; Stevenson's Dental Office For Sale by i Pattison Bros .Phone Black 81. BOY WANTED Fam-Us-Klng Cigar BOY WANTED Fam-rs-Klng . Factory. 1 Cigar O'CONNELUS Cigar Store Pool, Billiards, Cigars, Tobac co and Soft Brinks best and most complete line of cigars In ,the city. Observers Coast Leagae base ball scores every day there's a game. :. : ' Corner Bepot and Jefferson St. jiitafinniiii TYPEWRITERS IN CHINA. They Ara Used Thera. but Not For th Native Languaga." . ,'. Tviiew t'lieis are un "niiide for one In tieurly n liuliilred ilineretil lauKimes. nuil tbey are "old nil iiver the world. I. ni there is Kill! mi"" Kri'iil uiiluni vlm-li. tut it , ver.y - muiit.e it-iiKoii. Uiix t typewriters tlmt write iik tongue rimt iiiit.wu t! cbiiiii. . . I tie KullKli Ulpllilliel lUDt t Wi'llt,V-slX i-Ker;. the KiiHsian . t inny his. The typewriter- produced f" the Kusslitn m'ttrkei is , the . inrueHi uintie. tun no .(.Vpi-wrltef i-otlld lie untile tll.'t'l would Infill 1 tH' tit!! etinliytl ti-l the 4'hibeBe miiKii:tK'i which bus u aiplmtiet, bilt is n'lU'i'seuled by slu' t-h:t meters, ot which tliete are about "tu:utt or tbe Uiei'.l iiiiliilier of wmdi Imiiid In the iCiixlish lani-'iiaire only u Kiuall propor tion are used for the ordinary purposes f spei'i-h. and the name would be tvue h.. to .' -trr tiHi-ri In the Cbl- JOHN 0. SPR ECKELS.. Member of the Rioh- Sugar , Family of 8an Franolaeo. ' pi i ii i r.i i i ill 1 1 i r. i i .' r "u If your eyes give you trou ble have them examined and properly fitted with glasses by a reliable optometrist and the only attendance graduate OLD STYLE . . vKRYPTOK optometrist m Union county ' The most modern methods only used. " If you, have trouble glasses will not correct you will be told the prop ter course to pursue. . ."j make a specialty of fitting glasses; W. M. Peare, graduate Northern Illinois College of Opthamotogy, Chicago with ' y ;J.;;H.rPEARE,:;Ci La Grande's leading Jewelers and optometrists. Opposite (J. 3. Land office.; Broken lenses replaced In a f,ew minutes; We grind our own lensea. TOD OUGHT TO KNOW . this shop, and its ability to servt r yon-best. Onr one strongssl desire is to tarn out tbe best CLEANIXO AND PRESSING and1 to price our services to nfeet your satisfaction. We be lieve we do this. If your gar ments ned oar attention send them to as end we will do yonr work promptly and! gmarantee not to ntln tbe materials., ELITE DYEING & CLEANTNro OilKS Vain 61. 1 H. B. Waggoner Your Doctor -Will Sayi The Crisp, Cool Weathe just now tells of the need a New Heater or of We sell the famous Hartford Heater,' for coal or wood. ' The great Majestic Range, its equal does not exist. - - Anything and everything you want in Hardware, Cutlery, Builders Goods, etc. When jou can't sleep, don't eat, in fact, feel out of sorts ' with every thing, he will say, "Cut out black strong: cigars. Smoke FAM U8 KING CIGARS. They are MILD, SWEET, HIGH OF AROMA. In fact they will please you In taste and still save your health, so get L LIL L.Y , Complete Equipment tor Resetting arm Repairing :. -v v;, -., Rubber Buggy Tires ' I , ;, v"!;. V LA GRAWDE IRON WORKS ".. D'. FITZGERALD, Proprietor , y COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY . ... uJ Fam Us King Cigars i r