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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1912)
.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .29, 1912. PAGES 0 r is. Lr1 , r-v hi M mi' ;r ' PENINSULAR STEEL BINGES fs Far and Beyond an argument. The FINEST MADE. Here is what a SATISFIED CUSTOMER writes us: ; "The day I first began using my new PENINSULAR STEEL RANGE was indeed a revelation to me. The possibilities of quick and even baking are unhm ited. On baking day my bread is that same delicious, delicate brown on both the top and bottom. At the same time I cook my meals on the top and heat water piping hot' for washing the dishes in th e large porceto toedwlr took.; And do you know, that when I have a b oiled dinner that I cook it in the OVEN, because it carries the odors into the chim ney and out of the house. Isn t .that GRAND! When I am baking I never h ave to fire but once, as it wUl hold an evenfire all day. I have franted my GU ARANTEE BOND given with the range and hung it in the kitchen, but know that I will never find it necessary to have ""MRS? HOUSEWIFE : LET US PUT THIS RANGE IN FOR YOU. F. D. HA1STEN Complete House Furnishings. 10 BE IE LITIGATNKX OVER ESCHEAT FEE ' DUE. Attorney General Ordered to Preient 'Payment It Posiblo. .'-.'.. . Litigation over the fee allowed At torneys Cochran & Cochran in the Morrison escheat case, Is 'apparent. According to Information from Port land, Governor West has required the attorney general to take some action to prevent the. payment , of the fee of $7,500, which was allowed for the four years work approximately ln which the attorneys worked on the case. C. E. Cochran today ;"afllrmed that he would of course defend his claims .to the fees and It Is expected that pro tracted litigation will be precipitated should the attorney general And that there is any room for action to at tempt the payment of the fee. FRESH EGGS 25c PER DOZEN Smoked Kippered Salmon Smoked Kippered Halibut Golden Bloaters, Boston Brantz Mackeral, Holland Salt Hearing, Daisy Brand Codfish. Preferred Stock Salmon Steak n 35 Cent Cans Kippered Hearing jri 15 Cent Cans CITY GROCERY & BAKERY lln Home of Taney Groceries , Tle Sound Sleen of Good HoolUi li not for those Buffering from kidney i ailments and lregularltles. The prompt i use of Foley Kidney Pills will dispel i backache and rheumatism, heal and ! strengthen 3ore, weak' and ailing kld- I neys, restore normal action, and with I it health and strength.'. Mrs.' M. f) i Spalsbury. Sterling, III., says: "I suf- i fered 'great pain In my back and kld- ! neys, could not sleep at night, and could npt raise my hands over; my l head. But two bottles of Foley Kidney i Pills cured me.". ! A. T. HILL. iCIassiftedl Advertising 5 FOR RENT Furnished room , with ,! bath. 1609 Wash. St--', 2-15-tf STEWARD OPERA HOUSE 1 Friday Evening, March 1st THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S COMEDY WITH A LAUGH FOE EVERYONE AND A BLUSH FOR NONE. A LAUGH IN EVERY LINE AND THE LINES ARE CLOSE TOGETHER , A CAPABLE CAST. CLEVER LINES. WITTY - DIALOGUES. PRICES 50c, 75c. $1.00. $1.50. SEATS ON SALE WEDNESDAY AT VAN BUREN'S. - Complete Equipment tor Resetting ann Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY I am devoting a large pan of my time to crown and bridge work at present. I shall be pleased to see. you if vnn lifififl this class of work. J. E. STEVENSON, D. P. S. HUM 99 Ask for Cove Miling Co s. Germs, Graham Flour, Whole Wheat. It's The Best ARE CHILDREN AMD BREAD Made from WHITE QUARTS FLOUR Your Children and Bread made from "White Quartz Flour" will be inseparable because of its appetizing and Satisfying flavor. GIVE THEM ALL THEY WILL EAT OF IT Good home-made bread and sweet butter will save Doctor bills, and there is nothing more healthful and muscle-building. A Trial Will Convince -Ask Your Grocer He Will Recommend It Get it from your grocer. - - They all sell it. Grand Ronde Cash Co. Distributors To The Dealers WANTED Girl foT general houso ' work, 2002 Oak St., Corner Adams. : ' ; ' 2-29-tt FOR SALE OR TRADE Seven acics of land on foot bills close to town. Good for orchard and chicken ranchl Call 1 1417 'Washr. avenue, Phone Red 752. 2-7-lmo i . ' - FOR SALE A moaern residence.. Six rooms; bath 'room, pantry, clothes closets and basement. Hot air heat ing plant installed. Electrical fix tures In position and all In flrst class condition. One of the best lo .; cations In town. Terms to suit re- sponsible purchasers. Will rent subject to sale. Apply to La Grande National bank. 2-1-lmo . FOR RENT 5. room brick cottage. Modern. Inquire 1006 Adams. Phone Main 714. ' 2-6-.tf WANTED Furnished housekeeping rooms or cottage. Close in.1 Phone Black 3C01. "., 2-26.tf FOR RENT One modern five room brick house. Inquire Rosa Sherman at Golden Rule. 2-19-tf FOR SALE -One nundred dollar share in Union County Co-Operatlve association. Will sell for $75.00. In quire Herbert Pattison. : 2-23-tf WANTED Experienced girl as wait ress. Phone to Hot Lake, or apply In person. 2-19-tf WANTED Second hand office desk Dr. Darland. 2-20-tt ROSES Hybrid "perpetual, Hybrid Tea and Tea, Fruit and Shade Trees Leading varieties. First Class Stock and reasonable prices. J. B. Weaver and Sons, UnioV Ore. 2-21-lmo FOR RENT Four room house, city water, two lots fenced for chickens or garden. $10.00 per month. In quire room 3, Foley block. 2-24-tt FOR SALE Two splendid specimens of bull terrier puppies for sale rea sonable. Both sire and dam 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. 2-27-3t FOR RENT 17 acres of land, with about 5 acres of crcliard, all In good bearing condition, and best varieties Want cash rent, will lease with place the necessary tools to oper ate the place. Rent is reasonable. Inquire at La Grande Investment Co. office, or of owner Mrs. GeorRC Bntley, 1812 First street, La Grande. 2-27-tf WANTED IMnn and wife want posi tion on ranch. Phone Red 332. 2-27-12t ' WANTED To rent 5 or 10 acres of land with houso on it. Not particu lar as to location or condition of . place. Write to Dox 16, Cove. . ; 2-29-4t ; Tide Talk Real Estate men predict this la going to be a banner year for land Bales in this county. How about your property? Is the title in first class shape? Will It pubs muBter under the eyes of a techni cal attorney? If you don't know you had better , see us. We know and can tell you just the condition of your title. Purchasers are al ways in a hurry to close up a deal, and don't w,ant to wait to have faulty titles straightened. B etter order that ABSTRACT today, tbe longer you put It off the more It costs. . . ' The Abstract & Title Company, Inc. LA GRANDE, OREGON C. M. LOCrtWOOD, Secretary and Manager 'i Office With La Grande Investment Company Quick Work Paints, Wall Paper, Var nishes, Oils, Picture Fram ing and Room Mouldings. Gall and see us, - B. D. If OTTER Next to Observer Office. SAM-0 America's Best Mineral Water It's Good for What Ails You There Has Not Been An Improve ment in Kerosene Lamps it the Past TWENTY-FIVE YEARS The limit of their usefulness was reached years ago. Your present kerosene lamps are no better, nor worse, thnn those i your parents used. They are still dim, smoky and dirty; they still have to be cleaned and filled at regular periods. Contrast this with progress madd in electric lighting The first, light globes were very crude compared with those of the present day. You can have a better light now, for very llttlu money, -than you could have! had a few years ago at any price. . You can have a better light now than you had. five years ago, nt about half the price you would have paid then. The old argument about the high cost of electricity is obsoloto. Modern sctonce and Invention have '.overcome the last and only objection to electric lights. Let us advise you about your light; we can save you money, Call or phone Main 34.' , " ' '!.'-. i 1 ! Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always at your service" . r