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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1912)
'.J ;;.,; ,;,". JfeSSS s PAGE 2 LA EN OBSEUVEit, TUESDAY, MARCH. 5, 1912. 4000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO BARGAINS I .. 1 V ' i I ! ! 1 ' This represents the size of our Bargain Basement since we have added the new room. It represents something else, too, that may he of more interest to you. The utilizing of this space at a very slight additional cost enables us to give Bargains that we could not otherwise. We believe we can say without fear of successful contradiction that practically all the goods in this department are priced at 25 to 50 per cent less than usually ased for the same goods. . ' , , If You Want Dishes, Kitchen Utensils, Or any Other Bargains, See Us Opera House Block - T - la Grande, Ore. THOROUGHBRED PLYMOTH ROCKS milet and Cockerel UnUnga Utility Motlnfrs. Egg's for sale. For Prices Cor- respond to D.B.STODDARD La Grande, Ore. ROSE STAHL'S FAMOUS PLAY IN HANDS OF EQUALLY AS GOOD AS PATRICIA O'BRIEN. The Laundry You've Been Looking Prompt, reliable, up-to-date and sanitary in every respect TRY US CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY : . PHONE MAIN 78 , NOTICE TO lUDDKItS. llidilcrs Must Submit Proposals for tlio Entire Work. , ' Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check amounting to 5 per cent of the total bid, payable to the order of tlio Grande Hondo Val ley Irrigation company, as a guaran tee that. the bidder will. If, successful, promptly execute a satisfactory con tract and furnish bond for Hie faith ful performance of tlio work as re quired by paragraph five of tlio speci fications. Each proposal must also be accompanied by a guaraateo of re- For Eczema tTdo a mild poothlng wusli that Instantly stops tlio ltcli. Wo linv sold ninny other ramedles for nkln trouble but none Hint wu could pcr sonrilly rntirnnt8 ns we do the D. D, 1), i'rcaorlptlon. If I hail Kcisunia I'd use D. D. D. Prescription - u IRON 'TONIC FOR TREES. Grace Aylesworth, who Is appearing tills season in the part of Patricia O'Brien, In "The Chorus Lady" is well and favorably known through her con nection with many high class eastern successes that have visited this terri tory the past few years, and also as leading lady with Virginia llarned on her successful tour last season. The part of Patricia O'Brien in "The Chorus Lady " was originally created by Roso Stalil and won an -Internn-ilonal reputation for this charming star. It is exceptionally well adapt ed to Miss Aylesworth's pleasing style and personality and Is certain to prove a nifjst excellent vehicle for dis- SEEDS Our stock is wostern grown crop of 191 1 and will da bettea in this clima te than Southern or Eastern grown sea ds. We Sell in BULK. Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co., M HAY, KURD. FLOW!. POULTRY surri.iKS. wood 1527 JEFFEUSON AVENUE sponsible sureties to furnish bonds as required If the proposal is accepted. The proposal must be marked "Pro posal for Construction of Main Canal. Grande Ronde Valley Irrigation Pro ject," and addressed "Grande Ronde Valley Irrigation Company," La Grand Oregon.'' The name of the bidder should be written on the envelope In cluding proposal. The center line of the cannl on the proposed route Is now staked, The right to change location is reserved by the company (see article 23 of specifications.) Bidders are particu larly cautioned to Investigate local conditions which may affect the bid price. (See article II of specifications For particulars address the secre tary Grande Ronde Valley Irrigation Company, La Grande, Oregon. Signed, J. D. McKKNXON. President. By C. T. PARLEY, Engineer. , S-l-St playing her clever talents. "The Chorus Lady" is too well known to need comment as to its mer its. It is from the pen of James Foil'"s author of "The Traveling Salesman," and "The Commuters" which rank among the best and most successful comedies produced In re centy ears, but "The Chorus Lady" Is considered even the superior of the three. ", A most excellent company and pro duction have been provided by the management and owners of "The Cho rus Lady" for lis tour this season, and the engagement here promises to bo one of the most pleasing attractions to be seen ut the Steward this win ter. "The Chorus Lady" Is booked for Friday night. Plant Nails Among the Roott and a Vigorous Growth Results. A dozeti Jurge nails 'planted' among the roots of a tree ussure the tree of health, because the. vegetable Raps cause the oxidation of the Iron and the sap curries ferruginous salts through all the living cells and circu lation vessels. . ' , Not ninuy years ago one of tlie sights of a certain French cemetery was n tree, half green, half rust colored, lux uriantly leaved U(ion both sides and In flourishing condition. When the tree died and preparations were mmle for an examination of Its roots It was al most Impossible to exhume It. When all the ground around it was loosened and the . roots' were expo-Red' it was found that the tree when a suppling had clasped Its young roots around the baste of an' Iron balustrade -encircling a tomb. The roots of the tree hud run In and out .between the Iron bars of the fence. Exactly half of the tree had come In contact with the Iron, and that half put forth a growth luxuriant ly leaved In rusty brown. The half that hud not touched the Iron devel oped a growth of nonuitl coloring The tree as a whole was a fine speci men of healthy vegetnlije growih. but the side Impregnated tfj-.lron far ex ceeded the green side In Its output of vigorous leafage. Sulphate of Iron Is of little value when sprinkled on the leaves of a pick tree, but powdered iron has a marvel ous effect when introduced Into the tissues by means of hole hntvd In t':e trunk. The hole must lie filled with the powder and then ..corked with wooden plugs and well puttied over and around the plugs, so that none of the ionic "nn escape. To do it work the Iron, must be carried through the tree In the circulation of the sap. Hm per'8. I 7 The Crew of Columbus. The list of the officers nud sailors lu the first voyage of Columbus was al most cosmopolitan In Its character. Among them there was a Jew, Luis de Torres; an Irishman from Galwny. Ireland, "William Harris: an English , man, ' Arthur Laws: Italians, Portu guese. Spaniards and several other nationalities, though, of course, the Spaniards were largely lu the .majori ty. It Is maintained by some, authori ties, with considerable ' plausibility, too. that there was a. Scotchman In the list and that after Coluuibii.i him self lie was the first man to trend the soli of the nW world. Exchange. Old Laws of Scotland. ; On the statute book of Scotland .19 still nn act -passed In 1825 ordering that "nn man play futeliall." because It Is "esteemed to he unprrifltublf sport for the reunion, glide of the routine snd defense thereof." There Ir also a Mtntute tignlnV alien Immigration, pass ed in 1-120. and authorizing "all his majesty's subjects" to "take, appre hend. Imprison and execute to .death the Raid Eglprians (gypsies), either men or women." ' ' Mathematical Snakes. Gazing at a collection of serpents at the zoo, the rural visitor observed. "My gracious, those snakes must mul tiply rapidly!" With li twinkle In his eye the keeper replied. "Some kinds do, but these par ticular ones are adders." Judge's Li brary, .. v. His Experience, "They say Cashlt. who has become the social magnate of the town, was once an elevator boy." "Ah, that accounts for It.", "Accounts for what?" "His faculty for taking some people up and for taking others down." Chi cago News. I A Picture Hint. . TJse two pieces of glass and two pic tures when passepartoutlng. Fasten the hangers to the cardboard between the two pictures When tired of one picture turn its face to the wall and Bojoy ttie other. . ;? X0TICK To whom it may concern: We have advised against the purchasing of the certificate of air. Herbert Pattison on account of his refusing to pay the tux on the stock of goods purchased by th'i S1C0 Reward. $100 Tlie roa.l.-rs of ilIh papor will hs ! Vnion County Co-Operative Assocla plcnaivl in I, -am Hi it Uirro la ut b tist crno ' 1 ilri-atli d t'.Uit'iisn Hint Ki-lnnt-o liua bi't-n I I Ion. e have 'had ndvlep In iho nf. nblo to cure hi all I In staRcn. nntl Unit 1 I f(t ,,,. .,, ,. Catarrh, lli.ll'a Catarrli Curo la tlio only " ' 1 '""t the tax is not a lien oil the poHlllvo euro now Known to tlie iiK'dicul stock, so we wll Issue n (wtlfli-ntn In fraternity. Ca.nrrli In-hit ft constitutional so WB w" lssl,e n Clllliunio 10 xoricK. Klrtley's livery will make a rednc- I Hon nf KOn rtti etiom. I.Ih tM ikuW l". .1- cHi--sti.v . pff) oJ?o ow where cash Is paid. ij Talio liall'a Fnmll mils ftr eooatljitttloifc 0150. PE1FFEU. Secretary. E. S. NORR1S, President. OlncnBe, r"qiilr-a a coiiHtltutiotial trout- anyone purchasing same. iiu-ni. jiaii h v alarm .uie in i'tit.-ti in ternally, nttltnt tliri'ttlv upon tlio lilootl in& mucoiiB Burfm in of the syati'in. thero by destroying Uio foiuulatloil of tlio ills .m, nn1 Rtvli-.R tlio patient RtrcnK Ml by 1 liulldlnjr un tlin constitution and n ia Hllng niitiire in loln t work, Tlio proprietors linva so nnii li fnltb lit lln curative now era thnt they offer Ooo Hundred Dollars ir nnv cntm that It falla to euro. Bend t'iTl , M. ll.,KIUTLRY it - w v.a ws.tr-jiH i m 1 1 " 1 k i a A Perfect Sewing Machine At a Very Surprisingly Low Price THE FREE - - Is now on exhibition 'at our store. Have yoii seen it? if not, you had better plan on com ing down tomorrow morning and you will sc?: 1 ,Tlic Lightest IJunning Sewing Machine on earth' the only one to have 8 sets of Bill Bearings, . The Fastest Running Machine on earth . the only one to have the Rotosclllo Movement.. The Most Perfect Stitching Machine the only one to have au Auto matic Thread Controller, an Automatic Tension , Release, Square 1 Feed. . ' ' . '' The Most Convenient Sewing Machine the only one to have a Ro tary Spool Pin, Automatic Shuttle Ejector, Improved Head Latch, Bolt Guards, Reinforced Shuttle,4 etc., etc. The Most Beautiful with Its Frendh Leg Design and Dustless Japan ning. If there were space here we would tell you of many other good points. Mr. Free when perfecting the FREE Sewing Machine care fully avoided all the bad points of all other machines, and besides invented many new conveniences. "Why, you wouldn't believe that such . a perfect Sewing Machine could be made for such a ridiculous ly low price. That's why we don't advertise the price. You have t" see to believe. You can have this wonderful Sewing Machine in your own home to use every dny for $i.00 A WEEK Does this interest you? Of course it does make your plans now--It will save you money save you time save you aggravation If you IF yOU COMB AtV T)SEB THE FHEB TOMOHK.OW What would you do wtihout teeth? Would you rathoi keep the natural teeth or wear artificial work? The natural .teeth can be saved for years of usefulness and it is the business of the den tist to 'do it for vou. J. E. STEVENSON, D. D. S. r 'OUR SPECIAL" DrOD head SewL.a Machine j .) urearest value ever offered for the Money High arm model with all the" newest im provements, such as au tomatic bobbin winder, self threading shuttle and tension release. The' woodwork is polished Quarter sawed rink: .flvo orawer cauinct, complete set of steel attachments and ac cessories . . , ' .. .. $18.00 F. D. Haisten, Complete House Furnisher OWN YOUR HOME I l..xve some exceptionally fine listings in city riropertv of which the following U on ly a sample. 1 kno.v I i::ui pleaue you. You knor you imei.d to own ycur - -wn home. Never put oft uiiill toiiitirrow what you en i 'io ttdey, Come lu auj In', us talk it over. Corner Oak and Jvdfers.vi, t 5 room plastered hoiis'j, Moors double, city water in hoii.'. Sidewalk. Price $lfiuO. Tl e terms are $'S00 cash, ba'i i.cc monthly payments of 58. . 1208 W avenue. 2 lou, 5 uom house witli bat.i, wii-o-i. ' Price $1500, cash $500, n.onili ly iiitynifciits. Will oxna:!s for lountry property, Corner Adams and Walnut, now 7 room plastered hous", wfrod, city water. Nle. i.y ;o, cnicd. Price $2750. $1000 cash. At $1500 a largo barn and 8 lots can! be uddci tj the above. &Ix room house at 2003 N. Kir, close in. Can ba secur ed l..r $1900. A close in 5 room house on Seventh street fo." $2;o. This is a desirable lof-j .'.-in Cor. 3rd and H. sU' tis 110 by 15IT, 0 room hit'-:, a stone foundation, city 'wawr, small barn, cellar. Price $1. 700. Terms $:i00 cash and $12 per month. Five room house 1605 Wash avenue. Lot 95 by 120. Good barn, lawn, fruit trees, $2000. $2.50 cash, monthly payments of $17. . ' Nice home" on Adams ave. nue, basement, modern, nice lawn, shade trees. A very desirable home at $3000. This property must be seen to be appreciated. . . Six room house in Sunny side addition with bath, barn, , chicken house, fruit, tree? $1350.' $650 cash. Nice home on Second St. leading toward Palmer mill. This property is offered for $2400. $500 cash, balance on monthly payments. ' Here Is another nice home, corner Fourth and V avenue. Four lots, 5 room house, city water, splendid barn, fruit trees, everything In good con dition, $2250. $1000 will han dle this, terms on balance. Two houses on Washing. , ton avenue, one $1200, the other $1400. Small payments down and small monthly pay ments on balance. I have choice residences for sale in all parts of the city which I would be pleast to show. Many are now pay ing rent month after month, year after year with nothing to show for It. La Grande is growing, property is cheap to what It will be a few years hence, . Geo. H. Currey Real Estate
