Li GBAKDE EVENING OBtiEftVEIt, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912.
' TO THE MENOFtA GMmBl
Next week we expect our first shipmentof
Mart, -.'Schaf f (ier(.,ai(id Marx Spring Suite
'ft A i 'V.'. ' V '"".' ;.' .V "t -i ? A
IVe do not say they are the best clothes made
e duf we do say there can be no better made.' The finest skill that money can buy is employed n the making of these garments. The very
Mtst styles, Jit nd: wo kmanship cuannletd, all wooh, PRICES. $20. to .$30. Ccmeznd set ihem. ' .' "'
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Opera House.Block - THE, FErQPIUE'ff iSTFO.RflL - ' la Gre, Ore.
HO MORE GAS
., IN
AND BOWELS
Not Only Relief, but Cure
jV : ;r. for. All Time. ;
If ytn wlih to be pernrnently rdtewrl af On b the
ftJeh Tod rWeVtake two MALMANN'8 CAB-
. TABLETS (or fe dnyy. , ., ,,
BAALMANN'8 GAS-TABLETSare prepared dMaetlr
ad eapeeuUjr far Stonudi Ouand particularly (or ail
. tin had effect coming from One Prftii re.
That empty, nine and pawing feeling ( the pit of
ear etomach will forever diuvnear In a few dayii trri
ajaioua end venroue feeling, with ueort palpitation, will
. Taowii and you will coot more be aide to take a deep
"' trnth,eo often prfrerited by gal preennf against your
''kaeri eod oingfc v ' ''(-' ' ' '''
' ' Youi limba, armi and 8rweti won't feel eold and go
4eaieep,becauMl)AAlJiANN'B UAB-TAUU-.TB prevent
. ..aaa inlerfering with the dreulallnn! thai Inter
! iWelnne and tletpy feeling after dinner will aooa be
' ; ( jafewed by a derfre (or aome form ,f entertelnnient.
'. V ' Voordiateoded itomaeh wlU reduoeby inehea. bmM
cae ainrply cannot form after few 4eyauee of BAAIy
: MANN'S QA8.TABI.KTa. ,. . ' ,
. leaa peculiar tablet, areiaold for HJa, by ertry
eVwomi, or aegd direct to Hahnemann fbnaaey,
3M fetter 8U Baa iraaoaco. .... . i v .
tit - .fjftsf-ijiiiHiV
KOTICE.
' Klrtley'i livery will make a reduc
tion of 50c on 'every .trip In . cases
where cash la paid. v i , ..-.i -i
. . , . 2-6-tf . ; M. H. KIHTLET
THE RACE
BANCHEW TO TBY AND 8ECUEK
v D EMOt'KATI C S OM1 NATION. N
Office of Sheriff Will Be Contested ly
' Chllders and GaskelL '
Fred Gatikell, well, known through
out. Union ebunty aa a prominent and
auccesBful rancher and a life-long
democrat, announced today that h
would enter' the primaries In an en
deavor to be nominated for the .office
of sheriff of Union county. , . v
y"There Is not a panicle of mallc6
or criticism In my candidacy," said
Mr. Oaskell to the Observer this af
ternoon. "I enter thla race in the be
lief that the farmers are entitled to a
place on the ticket and think I can
handle' the work 'in a' satisfactory
manner." :' :':K.i' ' .;V
Fred Gaskell was born in Michigan
and when a mere child removed with
his parents to Kansas where he learn
ed in that old fashioned manner how
to till the soil and work from 14 to 16
hours a day. He came to the Grande '
Ronde valley In 1886 and has resided ;
here ever since. , Fred belongs to the!
successful ranchers who have battled
with the soil and came out victorious.
His acquaintance extends over the en- -
tire , yalley and his standing here Is
first class. 1 ,
A Warning Against Wet Feet
Wet and chilled feet usually affect
the mucous membrane of the nose,
throat and lungs, and la grippe, bron
hltls or pneumonia may result. Watoh
carefully, particularly the V children
and for the ricklag stubborn coughs
give Foley's Honey and Tar ' Com
pound. It soothes the inflamed mem
branes, and heals-the cough qulckl)
Take no substitute. A. T. Hill.
3TOTICE.
To whom it may concern: I wish
to state through the medium of this
newspaper that the Parker Brokerage
company of Portland, Oregon, is In
no manner connected or affiliated rvith
any San Francisco firm,' Our satis
fied customers In Union county arc
our best advertisements. : v
- FRANCIS C. CAVERS,
, d-3t-wk-tf ' ' . Savoy Hotel,
-.' " i Local Representiittv"
Treasurer's Call for Clly Warrants.
: There are also funds in the treas
ury to pay all warrants Issued against,
water fund of La Grande city up tj
adn ; including i No. . 10274 endorsed
March 1, 1911. Interest on al warrants
on water fund from No. lut)15 to No.
10274 inclusive, ceases from date of
this call. '
La Grande, Oregon, February 8, 1911.
' ' 1 ' ROY W. LOGAN,
2-8-10t ' ' City Treasurer.
t Representative McKInley of Illinois,"
chairman of the: republican congres
sional, campaign commltteei belivees
that the next house 'Will have a repub
lican majority of at least 80. " j
.Mi!.:
iv. aa'iiiin nt i fits Diijniifr
80 Per Cent.
Of neadacnes are caus
ed by eye-strain, due
to some error of refrac
tion which we guaran-
- tee lo
R.E.LIEVL,
JiHwU.'.Eio.'-'; Sf .JS!;.-!'"M)s .si;r'j :, ,; v';. - " "
It will pay you to come In and have your eyes tested and properly
; fitted by the latest methods and by a state licensed attendant gradu
ate from ne of the best recognized colleges In America the only one
In Union or Wallowa counties.
We replace broken lenses in a short time and grind all our own
lenses.
J. H. PEARE & SON, La Grande's Leading Jewelers and
Optimetitsts. , Opposite U. S. Land Office
a
I
Steward Opera House
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Friday, Feb. 16--"The Right of Way"
Saturday, February 17--"Faust"
COMING
The great dramatic event of the entire season. R A
Johnson presents MR. SANFORD DODGE, supported
by MISS ADELLE N1GKERSON and excellent: com-
pany presenting an elaborate production of his new play
"THE RIGHT OF WAY"
Dramatized by Eugene Presbrey from Sir Gilbert
Parker's story. What is Love, Life,'-. Death, Right.
Happiness. And is there a hereafter. . Gome and ; see
the question answered.
Saturday, Feb. 1 7"Faust"
Wonderful eectricai effects, special scenery, elegant
costumes. A guaranteed attraction. Crowded houses
everywhere. Secure your seats early, sale opens
Wednesday, 7 a; m., at Van Bursn's.
PRICES: 50c, 75c, and $1.00
tuassitiea
Advertising
0
$&Hr
FOR SALE -Two splendid biiecimens
of bull terrier puppies for sale rea
sonable. Both sire and dnm have
. won on the bench. If you care for
watchdog, or companion and - pro
tector for the children they cannot
be beat. Phone Red 1532. 2-14-3t'.
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f'K
.We. have 70 acres adjoining city limits; just a : small
amount .of money will handle it. Good 'building
guuu iana, several springs. 1 ne price is ouu.UU,
and a bargain.
e
0 Vii!Pt:tl tr
FOR RENT Furnished
bath. 1609 Wash. SC
room with
2-15-tf
FOR TENT Furnished houne'teepKR
modern conveniences. Phone Black
' 822.. . yv'-; ' O.! "'.
FOR SALE Standard bred' Rhode Is
land Red cockerels and eggs for
hutching. - Phone or write C. C Cool
ldge, La Grande. : ; ; . -23-4wks
LOST Tire chain, 34x4. Lost on 4th
street near track. Leave at Observer
. office and receive, rewara. .
2-10-tf
FCR SALE OR TRADE Seven acres
of land on foot hills close to towr.
, Good : for orchard ' and chicken
ranch. .. Call , 1417 Washr. avenue.
Phone Red 752. ' : ; i. 2-7-1 mo
FOR SALH-AlHpd
'.rnnmn. 'hAth-. ri,rVliviv
Residence. $ix i
Bti-yj.- tlothea
closets ahdbaa)JrjCsHQt air hatf
ing plaht ins'taUeaTElectrical fix
tnres In position and all In first
class condition.: One of the best lo
cations In town. Terms to suit re
sponsible purchasers, v Will rent
subject to sale. Apply to La Grande
National bank. 2-1-lmo
FOR RENT 5 room brick cottage.
Modern. Inquire 1906 ' Adams.,
Phono 'Main 714. 1 D; 2-6-tf
-: ' 1 " J'1 ' : ' ' ' .
FOR SALE Library table, plHUo, a
sldoboard, cook stove, heater, ex
tension table, kitchen treasure, in
quire 1417 Wash.' avenue. Phone
Red 752. ' - ' 2-7-12t
-. Also have 80 acres just a mile from the business part of the city. Modern house
cost $2,0006 acres orchard good barn and outbuildings. This is a splendid
buy at $7,000.00. ,
; 160 acres of fine Sandridge land; about 30 acres in alfalfa; balance all good.
Price $100.00 per acre, small payment, easy terms.
80 acres Sandridge land, all in alfalfa, good improvements. Reasonable pay
ment down and we can give terms so that place will pay out balance.
I We Have Plenty of Good Trades I
-, ;-. I.,.. ';'.! h'K:"Mt !",a :..".ii i '
FOR RENT Four room house. J?U2
First street. Inquire 2008 Secrnd.
tjy :"vV-a-7-tf. ,-: ; ;:- !
WANTED Loan of $2,000 tor one year
. at 8 per cent. Security Is first class j
business property worth 16,000. Ad-i
dress P. 0 Box 606, La Grande
Ore. 2-10-r.t
FOR RENT Furnished front room
Telephone find batii. . Phone to Red
41. V ; 2-10-tf
FOR PALE IN COVE Only two Mock
'rom poBtotflce. 1300.00 per aero.
An improved 30 acre farm. Lrs of
water. AH kinds of fruit Finest
borry and poultry farm In the C t.'a
gpctiou. ?5,000.0u cash. Balanca on
time. Inquire of Mrs. Matt M.t'ucll.
2-ic-et
; Modern residence fine lot and shade trees, best part of town, for only $1700.00
aye "126 4cm roads, 50 acres tilable, balance is
good. pasture and some good, timber fine stream running through it, only $2500". '
Terms if desired, or will trade for city property of equal value.
Have Montana and Washington property to trade for property here. Will trade
three fine lots in Wellington Addition to Portland.
19 acres four miles from Summerville and three miles from Elgin. 6 acres in
2 and 3 year old orchard, apples, pears, peaches and cherries. ; House, barn, chick
en house and cellar. Price is only $1500.00. . Will take city property.
Seven room house, barn and outbuildings, all new; four nice lots, close in on H
; north side of track, fruit trees, city water. Will trade for horses, cattle or lum
ber Can make a good deal on this property.
Have residences and residence lots i:. all parts of the city. ; Shall be glad f
show them.
Security Land .
Trust. Co,