La Grande evening observer., March 06, 1912, Image 2

LA GKAXDE EVEN IXO OBSEliVElt, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912.
PAGE TWO
4000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE
DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO
BARGA
S
1
This represents the size of
of this space at a very slight additional cost enables us to give Bargains that we could not, otherwise. :, we Believe we can say witnoutieax oi buiui wumomuu
practically all the goods in this department are priced at 25 to 50 per cent than usually, asked for the same goods. ' , ' i
If You Want Dishes; Kitchen Utensils, Or any Other Bargains, See Us . -"
Opera House Block - THE PEOPLE OTORE - la Grande, Ore.
THOROUGHBRED
PLYMOTH ROCKS
Pullet and Cockerel Mating
Utility Mating.
Eggs for sole. For Price Cor.
: respond to
D. B STODDARD
La Grande, Ore.
The Laundry
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and sanitary in
every respect
TRY US
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LAUNDRY
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SEEDS
Our stock is western grown crop ,
of 1911 and will do bettea in 4I118
climate than Southern or Eastern
grown seeds,
vv ya Sail In BULK. '
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. HAY; FEED, FLOUR, POULTRY
"r SUl'PUKS, WOOD
' 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE
We will make your
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Rep
OF AttCA, "
Oregon
our Bargain Basement since
AT
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11 0 EE It
LITERARY
MAKES HIT.
SOCIETY
Iowa School Honse Scene of Pretty
: Home Talent Production.
The promoters of the Pioneer, Lit
erary society made the hit of the sea- j
son' with tne two Dour comedy arama
"Among the Breakers" at the ' Iowa
school house last Saturday evening.
' It was an Ideal moonlight night and
sleighing was excellent and brought
out tour horse 'sleigh loads from Im
bier. Pleasant Grove and Dry Creek
neighborhoods. Many came as much
as ten miles. Allcal was also well
represented. Needless to say that the
house was filled to capacity and stand
ing room was at a premium long be
fore the curtain raised. ;
The piny Is a very strong moral plot
beautifully mingling sunshine with
shadows and demanding much good
work. Jt was well rendered and re
flects much credit upon the energy
and ability of the players.
Such enjoyable entertninments go
far towards relieving the monotony of
, rural life and the promoters are en
titled to every 'encouragement .from
(he community. .
SC31MOXS.
' In the circuit court In the state of
Oregon, for the county of Unlno.
I Siula Anderson,' plaintiff, vs. F. L.
Meyers, executor of the last will mid
testament of John Predmore, decc-ised,
I Sister of St. Fronds of La Grande,
.Oregon, and William Hull, II. C Mont
'gomery, and J. J. Beldln, trustees of
; the La Grande and -Moss chiipel cir
cuit of the Methodist Episcopal church
South, in'lJnlon county, Oregon, and
all other persons and parties unknown
claiming any estate, right' or
title to, interest in, . or , ciai.n
or lien upon the property
Watch
airing
watch keep time
Company
Store in Eastern
Pi
we have added the new room.? It represents something else,
described in complaint in this cause,
adverse to the plaintiff, defendants.
To all persons And parties' unknown
claiming any estate, " right ' cr
title to, interest In, or claim
or lien : upon . the '' property
described in the complaint . In this
cause, adverse to the- plaintiff, defend
ants above named; You and each of
you, are hereby notified to be and ap
pear In the above entitled court" and
answer- the complaint therein tiled
against you in the above entitled cause
within six weeks from the first publi
cation of this summons. And if you
fail so to appear, and answer, . . the
plaintiff will, for want thereof, apply
to the court for the relief demandod
In the complaint to-wlt: That, plain
tiff, be decreed to be the owner in fee
and entitled to the posesssion of the
porperty described in. the complaint
to-wlt: Lots 11, 12 and 13 In block 2
of Predraore's addition tq the town of
La Grande, Union ' county,' Oregon;
that his title thereto be quieted. Thl3
summons Is publlshd in the l.o Grande
Evening Observer, a newspaper pub
lished at La Grande, Oregon, by virtue
of an order of the circuit court of the
state of Oregon, for Union county,
bearing date, the 6th day of Februniv,
A. . D., 1012; directing publication
thereof once each week therein, for
six" consecutive weeks, and the first
publication of this summons Is on the
Gth day of February, A. D., 1912.
J. D. St.ATEn. -Attorney
for Plaiiit'ff.
Feb C 1.'t 207 Mar. 5 12 1!).
YAP0R TREATMENT.
For Cnliirrb, Colds, ('minks, Son
Throat mid Hrom hltls.
Everybody knows" that breathing
HYO.MEI a few time sa day through
the little hard rubber pocket inhaler
will In a short lime drive out catarrh.
Many people regularly use the va
por treatment at night In conjunction
with the Inhaler, claiming that it has
tens results? " .
This is the vapor treatment: Into
a howl three .quarters full of boiljng
water pour a scant teaspoonful of
HYO.MEI, cover .head and howl with
towel and breathe for ,ilve minutes the
soothing, healing, antiseptic HYOMEI
vapor. Try it when using HYOMEI
for any .nose or throat ailment , . .:.'
HYOMEI Is guaranteed b ythe New
lln Drug compnny to put an end to
catarrh, or money back, A bottle of
HYOMEI costs 60 cents; a complete
outfit, which includes Inhaler,' $1.00. .
What Avould ybu do without
teeth? Would, you ratliei
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 von."
A 5,Oi-'f .'. -T' " ' --Mt '.'.' v'.
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J- E. STEVENSON, D. D. S.
Fire, Marine,' and Fire and Marine '
. SyuopsU of the Annnal Statement of tho
; SVKA FIRE AJiD tlr'E INS. C0n LTD.
of Gothenburg, in the Kingdom 01 Sweden, on the 31st day of December, 1911,
!.ade to the Insurance commissioner of the state of Oregon, pursuant to law:
'- ' CAPITAL.
Amount of capital deposit .... . 210,000.00
. INCOME.
Premiums received during the year in cash.- $ 678,911.81 .
Interest, dividends, and vents received during . ' . ., .
the year .................................... 43,436.80
Income from other tources received during the
year,. 1,083.83
Total Income - $ 723,432.44
, '.. -: ... DISBURSEMENTS. ,
Losses paid during the year ...,................$ , 398.648 95
Commissions and salaries paid during the year.- 224,512.51
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid during the year... , . 23,695.15 .
.' Amount of all other expenditures.-; 53,087.78
Total expendtures $ 699,944.39
.. ASSETS. .
Value of stock and. bonds owned $ 1,079,530.00
Cimh In btuilm line! on kind. . 114,640.79
lremiums in course of collection and in trans- ''
mission 144,115.53 .
Interest and reutu due and accrued ............. 13,124.60 - ' ;
V. Total assets i'. 1 . iV.'. .'. ".'.''; .:. .. . . .'. . .$ 1.351,410 93 ,
Less special deposits In any State (if any . there
be ....;................. ...........,........$ 10,000.00
Total assets admitted In Oregon ............. $1,341,410.92
LIABILITIES.
Gross cln'nis for looses unpaid $ 70,394.49
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstand- '
ing risks ........ 641,004.21
. Due for commission and brokerage -3,005.02
All other liabilities 12,573.89 .
Total liabilities $ 726,977.61
Total Inmirance In force December 31, 1911 99,048,076.00
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE THE YEAJfl
Total risks written during the year , $ 2,017,034.00
Giosb premiums received during the year ....... . ; 30,912.48
I'remiums returned during the year 0,021.16
Ixhses paid during the year . 2,999.71
Losses incurred during the year t - 6,188.80
Total amount of risks outstanding iu Oregon De
cember 31, 1911 700,856.00
SVEA FI,1!E & INS. CO., LTD.
- By M. L. DUNCAN, U.- S. Manager.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service:
JOHN H.. BURGARD.
Note Special deposits not held for the protection of all the policy
holders of the company cannot be adm Itted as an asset and Included in the
published statement. ' . ' ; - '
KOTICE
.To whom it may concern: We have
advised against the purchasing of the
certificate of Mr. Herbert Pattison on
account of his refusing to pay the tax
on the stock of goods purchased by the
Union County Co-Operative Associa
tion. We have ihad advice to the ef
fect that the tax is not a lien on thr
stock, so we, wil issue a certificate to
anyone purchasing same,
, . GEO. PEIFFER, Secretary.
"I'-y ', :: & : S.; NORR1S, President::
' KOTICE. ' '" ':' '
Kirtley's livery1 will make a reduc
tion of 60c on every trip In cases
where cash lg paid.
-' 2-6-tf ' M. H. KIETLEY
CAN YOU ASK MORE?
Your Monoy Back For the Asking.
,j. You Promise Nothing.
We are so confident that we can fur
nish relief for indigestion and dyspep
sia that we promise to supply the
medicine free of all cost to every one
who uses It iirmrdliig to directions
who Is not perfectly satisfied .with the
results. We oct no promises and
put no one under any olillpntlon wlmi
ever. Stin'ly not lilnp could be fairer
We are locnled Tljtht here' where you
live, nnd our reputiitlmi should be snf
ticleut nssurame of the genuineness
of our o!Ter
We wnnt every one who Is troubled
with Indigestion or dyspepsia In nnj
form to come to our store nnd liny ii
box of Itesiill Dyspepsia Tablets. Tnke
them home, ami give them n renson
ablo trial, according to directions If
they don't please yon. tell us 11 ml wi
will quickly return your money. Thet
hnvo n very tnl!d hut positive netton
upon theor?nns with which they come
In contact, nppnrently nctlnft n fl rR
nlntlve tonic nprm the relnxcnl mttiiciilnr
eont of the bowel. thnsovnrcomiuRWcmk
ness, nnd aiding to rentnre the bowels
to more vigorous and henlthy activity.'
'ibnlma.'SSe.,60e..and$I.OO. Rctncm
ber. you can obtain tiexnll Remedies
onl nt oar store The Reinll Store.
too, that may hfl of more interest to you." The utilizing
OLD FRENCH COACHES.
Tho One In Which Henry of Navarro
.-. Was Assassinated. -'
As resnrds the history of coaches In
France. Henry IV. whs assassinated In
1010. . Soon after his death some en
gravings were published representing
him beins; murdered in ills carriage by
Ravnillnc. It Is from these that we
get u fair idea of the coaches.
They are simply square boxes, meas
nriiiK by scale six foot In length by
thret- and-a half feet in width, 011 four
wheels ofjtlie same diameter, without
nny siit'injt or straps and seating six
persons in'iill unmely, two with their
backs to the horses, two fncing them
nnd two more, one on each side of -the
two "boots" nt the side. Each vehicle
had a roof resting on light columns am)
curtains to draw or to let down.
This agrees well with the received
accounts of the Incident, according lo
one version of which Henry rode in an
open carriase, nnd according to unpthr
er that as soon as the fatal blow was
delivered by t lie assassin the king's at
tendant who rodo with him In the car
riage drew the curtains and, hiding "the
king from public view, assured the en
raged people that lie was only wound
ed. London Notes and Queries.
Ths Mirror Galvanometer.
Pom interesting tales are told cf
Lord Kelvin's discoveries and how the
Ideas of them came to It Im quick mind.
For Instance, this Is said to have been
the way in which he found llie mirror
galvanometer: He wb pii.',llg over
the djfllcul'.y of perfc'llii tbt imlltiury
telegnipblc npjniriil n ued on 'over
head wlrcw, wbl' ti w;w not nulled for
the Vfiryltitf rurrcni pairing iilong en
bleu. The liitijltitf of the tMra-trk- cur
renin had the effect ot niakhig them
run logether Into one bottom current,
with mirfaeo rliipleii which correspond
to the separate signals of the message.
The problem was how to invent ri
uie.iiiH of Interpreting clearly nud cask
ly nil. the dellcnte lluctuntlons. One
dny Lord Kelvin's eyeglass fell off and
swung In front of the magnet, "rcltect
Ing its movements, and Instantly tho
Idea of tho mirror suggested itself. So
a monocle has had a direct effect on
science. . - - '.
I
OWN YOUR
HOME
I l..ve , some ' exe'jptionnl'y
fine listings lu city iiropurtv
- of whlih the following 17 on
ly 0 sample. I know ) car.
please you. You know you
intend to own your - cwn
home. Never put oil "-until
tomorrow what-you cm !o
tcdf.v. Come In ana let " us
talk It over.
Corner Ouk. and JeijerM'i,
. 5 room plastered house, floors
double, city water in licu.-.--15idewalk.
Price 16ui). Tl-o
, terms, are $800 cash, ba'i'r.cu
monthly payments of ?S.
1208 W avenue.. 2. Ion.' 5
Horn house with bat.i, wiro ).
Trie'.- 1S00, cash $503, iLoni-i
ly payments; ...Will ex.jui).V9
for country property, -
Corner . Adams and Walnut,
iiow 7 room plastered hu-is",
wired, city water. Ninj.y :o.
'. caied. 7, Price . $27(30. $1030
cash. At $1500 a largo !irn
and 5 lots can be idde.i ! j
the above.
ix room house at 1003 N.
Fir, close In. Can be seonr
eti lor $1900.
A close in 5 room honpe
on Seventh street fo- ?2..f0.
.'.This is a desirable lo":''n
' Cor, 3rd and II, sU, : I13
310 by 150", 6 room hoi',' a
stone foundation, elty wawr,
small barn, cellar. .Price $1,
700. Terms $;I00 cash and
$1.2 per month. .,
'Five room house. 1G05 "nsh
'avenue. Lot 93 by 120. Good
barn, lawn, fruit trees, $200,
. $250 cash, monthly payments
ot $17.
' : .' .. .... ' ' . '' : " .
Nice home" on Adams ave
line, basement, modem, 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 ; bouse, fruit - trees
$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 pleased
to show. Many are now pay
ing rent month after month,
year after year with nothing
to show for It. La Grando ia
growing, property Is cheap to
whaf It will be a few years
hence.
D
Geo. H. Gurrey
Rear Estate
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