La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1912, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1912. PAGE 6 S FREE TREATMENT W. T. Tompkins, S. T. : Graduate of the Weltmer Institute of; Suggestive i; Therapeutics. Nevada, Mo.( will V the first tiWtn.ci.Urce of charge. In order to introduce himself to the public, and to show what the wonderful scl- ;,ce of Suggestive Therapeutic wll do for. the sick, he has adopted i this planj No matter what your trouble, is nor of bow long standing., . ,OII have here the opportunity to be cured by the Most I'OHerful Nat. vnl nd SucccHsfuI Treafn'.nit Known to Science. Every Known '' Wase Cured Without Dnigw or Surgery by this system of treatment. Suggestive Therapeutics, properly applied to a diseased body, is pos itive, sure, and permanent n Us results. The treatment Is distin guished by its gentle, soothing effect In the Invalid. ; j -. " if you desire to take this Free Treatment call upon him at his, of- fice, rooms 4 and 5, over Solders' Candy Store. J Remember You Will Not Be Charged For Censulhlion or First Treatment FIRM TfiYDUT TO COMMENCE GREAT GAKDE.MNU CAMPAIGN IS REARV. Comity School Superintendents to Aid .'. Ju Enlisting Support OFFICE HOURS 9 to 12; 1:30 to 4. LA GRANGE 110 REASON FOR DOUBT. -A Statement of Facts Backed by Strona Guarantee. Wo guarantee complete relief to nil i offerers from constipation, or, in very case where we full, we will sup ply the medlclno free. Rexall Orderlies are o gentle, effec tive, dependnblo, and safe bowel regu lator, strengthened and tonic. They aim to reestablish nature's functions In n quiet, easy way. They do not cause Inconvenience, griping, or nausea. They are so pleasant to take and work o easily that they may bo taken by any one nt any time. They thoroughly tone up tbo whole system to healthy tctlvlty. Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable and Ideal for the use of children, old .folks, and delicate persons. We cannot Aw hlirhlv recommend them to all snf- wa from nny form of constipation .nd Its attendant evils. Three sizes, 10c. 25c. and ROe. Remember, yon can -obtain Rexall Remedies In this commu nity only nt our store The RcxaU Store. BILL'S DRUG STORE. Ing now rented for $14.00 per month. Houses must be move dfrom the lots where they now are. Will sell for cash or on terms. Inquire at 1417 Wash avenue. 1-1-2-1 S MARKET REPORTS .$$? FOR SALE CHEAP. One 3 room house and furniture In -same, without lot, house now rented Cor $13.00 per month. Also one four room house furnished for housekeep- J. H. Richardson E.S.Givens E. S. Givens Investment Co. Rear La' Grande Nat'! Bank Real Estate, Loans, insurance. High Class Invest ments and Securities Eggs Ranch eggs, 45c; storage, 36c Vegetables and Miscellaneous. Potatoes Per cwt, $1.50 Cabbage Per cwt, $2.00. Onions $2.26 per cwt. Cabbage Per pound, Vj and ZVsc Celery Per bunch 15c, two for 25c. Sugar-cane, cash price $6.80; 30 days' time, $7.20 per cwt., beet sugar, cash price $6.60; 30 days' time, $7.00. Beanr White. 8 l-3c; lima. 10 cents Fruits. Homo grown apples $2.00 to $1.60 per box. Grade establishes price. Cranberries 20 cents per quart. Bananas 40c per doz. Oranges 40c to 50c. Feed and Grain. Alfalfa Hay $13.00 (retail). Timothy $16.00. Grain Hay $13.00. Snowdrift Flour, snck $1.40 Bran and Shorts $1.30 and $1.40. Oats $1.50 per cwt. i Rolled Barley $1.70 per cwt. CattU', Hogs nnd Fowl. Cows 3 to 4c. , Steers 4c to 6c. Sheep 3c and 4c. Light hogs $5.75. ; Heavy hogs $5.00. Chickens Hens, 10c; old roosters 80 and spring fries 10c to 12V4c Turkeys, live weight, 17 to 18c Ducks, live weight, 12c. v Geese, live weight 10c Fresh smelt are In 1he markets to day. . Before the first March winds blow the greatest series of tryouts ever held in the schools of Oregon' will be under way. The boys and the girls of the state ure going to determine who is who" In gardening, farming, carpentry, cooking, sewing and in raising chickens, ducks, and pigs. En? thusiasm for-this state wide series of industrial contests is waxliig warmer than-it has ever-been for contests along athletic lines. The plan is lor every county super intendent to enlist the Bupport of his teachers In explaining the plan to the children and Interesting them in the work, and to secure the co-operation of Commercial clubs, bankers, aua business men in obtaining prizes for their local or couuty; fairs. These county or local premium lists may be made out independently of the state llet, which are: Held corn, pop corn, sweet corn, watermelons, muskmel ons, pumpkins, squashes, potatoes, cabbage, grain selections, bird houses, piece of furniture, mechunlcal toys, lu- bor saving device for home, bread, canned fruit, jelly, mending, darning, aprons, dresses, asters, sweet peau, chickens, ducks and pigs. A bulletin of informtulon and in struction, Including the state prize list will soon be sent out to the school children, one for every home. All the boys and the girls now need to do is to go to work. If they want to com pete in gardening they should at once secure a plot of ground, which they may have plowed, If boys expect to win nrlzes In woodwork they should n nrHpHrliic with their tools. If ""-e"" o - girls wish to carry off laurels in cook- ine and sewing they must begin early either at school or at home. If it is the poultry contest that lures most settiiiKS of eggs should be secured u.oiaid nt mire strains of IIUIU Ultt-WID , chickens or ducks. Or if hog raising seems most attractive, the competitor ui.milil secure a thoroughbred pig and start to feeding and caring for It There Is nothing to prevent a boy or girl from competing In all these lines, At With Tears In Hia Eyas. On one occasion General Scott at tended a banquet where all the state of the Union were represented by a dish In some way characteristic oil each commonwealth. Pennsylvania was represented by a bowl of sauer kraut, and in speaking of the fact the noxt morning the general remarked, "I partook of It wUh tears In my eyes." This fondness of Scott for the good rhinirs of the table, taken lu conjunc tion with the fumous "hasty plate of soup" Incident, gave polut to the name of "Marshal Turenne," with which he wnH once saluted by the Rev. Dr. Smith Pyne, an inveterate punster. It was Dr. Pyne who once exclaimed pp lieariiic Ole Bull nlay. ''If honor ary degrees were conferred upon mu sicians Ole Bull would be naaie v. v." Marian Gouvoneur in "As I Remem ber." ' Blackjacks. Tim earliest drlnklnir vessels for wines and ales were those made from skins of animals, and these vessels still retain their popularity iii the east nnd on the continent. In England these vessels were made of carefulij tanned hides which were uurjreaisao.e and possessed everlasting properties. The blackjacks, famed In song and sto ry, were shaped like pitchers and wero fashioned from one large pleco of leather, which was curled In the neces sary manner. Pitch was smeared over the inside. These old blackjacks gave their name to the heavy riding boots worn by cavaliers, which come to be called Jackboots. Owing to the popu larity of the blackjack's the French de clared that the English drank out of their boots. Loudon Globe. - Maddening. "They really fear she will hecome InRane. You see. she found a diary he kept before he married tier." "Oh, I see! And ihu awful revels tlons" " 'Revelations? No. It was all lu ,1pher. and he couldn't read a word of It." Loudon Tit-Hits. An Affront. P'Anber Your daughter paints In the Dutch scliiml, does she not? Mrs. New-rich Not much she don't! We pay $50 n quarter to give her private lessons at home. Dutch school In deed! Philadelphia Record. Gall Main Eight I Retail Department Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Ruberoid I Roofing. Sash Doors, etc. l. ;V: . at the (George Palmer Lumber Co. The Seeing Eye. I know a man who has lived on one farm hulf n century. Ho sleeps lu the room In which he was born. He knows every-rod or. his. farm in the dark. Yet his lambs nnd bis pigs, the velvety roll of new sprouting wheat, the procession of the seasons, the ap ple trees be planted and bus watcnea for years all ure new to him each dny. I have seen him stand and look at his sheen as If he were a city man long shut out from such sights. A sunset or n sunrise Is to uim a miracle new performed each day. That man has the seeing eye. Detroit News. HILLS BROS 4AH rMMCUCO - JAVA J JOCHA THERE ARE TWO COOP REASONS WHY Hilb Bros. Highest Grade , VACUUM PACKED COFFEE IS THE BEST ON THE MARKET 1st - Because it U a. blend of the finest coffee the' world produces. 2nd. -Because being. packed by our Patented Vacuum Process it will keen perfectly fresh. CALIFORNIA CELERY, HOT HOUSE LETTUCE, SWEET POTATOES, BANANAS; SUNKIST ORANGES 40c & 50c DOZ. G. R. Stageberg THE GROCER Prompt Delivery - Phone Main 70 The Graaa Widow Defined. ! " wU1 B00n be6ln Further It Is related of a Methodist bishop more, It will soon lose its life and lus that,wben presiding over n district tre and will become dull, faded and conference In North Carolina he had even look slovenly. an attack of hay fever and In conse-1 u yQU have any slgns 0f dandruff quen6e was somewhat jrnfclWe and you 0UgUt t0 g0 rlght t0 vom. dru ,Rt given a severe reprimand by tne msn-1 oauc m "6'"" .itwu op and asked to state the reason for ing hair tonic is guaranteed by. the his failure. . -'.Newlln Drug company to kill dandruff Not What He Expected. "Darllnc." he murmured, "whatever Induced you to care for a fellow like me?" "I really don't know. George," sho replied. 'Ta has threatened to send me to a brnln specialist." Boston 0'ranscript. Old Tim. Vintners. In the city of London nt the time of King John every vintner wns required to hnnir outside his shon an iron ves sel with pegs marking the different quantities vld. ; hishnn." he exolalned. ."we had a lot of trouble the Brst year with n grass widow, and" ! "A grass widow!" roared' the bishop. "And what, pray, is a grass widow?" "A grass, widow, bishop,", responded the young clergyman, "Is a woman whose husband died of bay fever." St Louis Republic. , Perhaps. "Why." said the young man who tries to be cynical, "are dogs and horses so much more faithful In their friend ships for us than our fellow human beings?" ."Perhaps." -replied Miss Cayenne, "It's often due to the fact that we treat them with so much more kind ness and consideration." Washington Star. A Good Third. :, . "Tou admit that you are not first In her affections, yet you seem cheerful." "Oh, I can't expect to compete witn the pug dog and the rubber plant." Washineton Herald. Newlln Drug company to kill dandruff germs, clean the head of filthy dand ruff, stop falling hair and Itching scalp or money bock, .And It does just-what It , Is guaranteed to do-and that's why Its sale are so enormous the country over. PARISIAN SAGE is the favorite of refined women. One bottle proves Its superiority. WATCH YOUR HAII LADIES. Eternal Vigilance Is the Price of lux uriant nnd Radiant Hair. If dandruff germs ar devouring the nourishment that belongs to the hair Gas in Your Stomach I Not Always Dyspepsia It's Nervousness Your Nerves very often make your Stomach irritaWe. U refuses to wort; food does not digest and Gas forms. That's one kind of D-spepsui,tlieNervoultind,sndtliii kind you con cure only by a Remedy tliatacts directly on the Stomach Nerves. B.ialmann'B (las-Tablets do this to perfection. Thcyan made especially for Gns. They act on your Stomach Nerves, they quiet the irritable, rebellious gas forming Stomach, nnd not only relievo, but cure Gns permanently. Really it seems a pity if you suffer from Gas in the Stomach and Bowels not to try' Baalmann'a Gas-Tablets. These iicculiurlnbletsnrcsold for 50o by every drupiist, or send direct to Hahnemann Pharmacy, 336 Sutter St, Sim Tranrisco. 1 - ...' COVE PEOPLE MARRIED PltO.llINEXT FKl'IT GROW EM UK COOHKS HEN EDICT. v .Uiss .Minnie Surlier Rocemes Wife of Albert Clay. Coca, Feb. 1. On Saturday, Jan. 27, at high noon, In the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Sucker In North Cove, occurred the marriage of their daugh ter, Miss Minnie, to Albert Clay, a fruit grower near Cove. Only the relatives and a few friends were present to witness the ceremony Kcv. A. Coslet of the Methodist church officiating. After the ceremony all snt down to a lovely wedding break fast, After the repast the company adjourned to a room adjoining the parlor to admire the lovely presents received by the happy couple. The bride and groom departed on the afternoon train for a wedding trip and a visit among friends In La Grande and other places. In a few weeks they will be at home In North Cove to their many friends. HJIIJIJlJTTjr1IJM'W'"lWNi'lrll'rl'r"rr"'11 1 '" It Waa Hia Mistake. Mr. Newwl (the week before h! bin lidny) Good gracious, here are sli boxes of cheap cigars my wife bns evi dently bought me for a present! L couldn't possibly smoke such vile things, and mill I wouldn't like to hurt her feelings by refusing. I'll just sub stitute six boxes of my best llnvanas nnd throw these cheap ones awny be fore she returns. Mrs. Newcd (the day after) Oh. Tom, 1 bought six boxes of cheap ci gars yesterday for my dear Uncle Jo nas. the sen captain, who lives In .Wales. I have just posted them to him.- They only cost mo 5 shillings a box, but I'm sure ho won't bo able to tell them from good ones. Why, how fuuny you look, dearl Arc you 'Mi London Tlt-Blts. . i ' . Embossed Printing ,lMaMMaMaMOiMByaMBWWWMaMMi THE first printing office in Eastern Oregon to offer em bossed printing to the trade is the La Grande Evening Ob server. The Job Department of this paper continues to set the pace in the art of printing. Call and leave your next or der for printing, and join the satisfied throng who patro nize this Print Shop. The Evening Observer pM!