La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 15, 1912, Image 2

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Treasurer's Coll for County . Scalp
Bounty nnd Road Warrant.
La Gr.-nde, Oregon, March 0, ! U.
Notice Is hereby given that i ie uu
Pcrp.'gned treasurer of Union voiinty,
Oregon, has funds on hand with w.V.ib
to pay all warrants that were endors
COVft'OMT
F. L. Li ly's,
B8Bw
Choice Surburban
A few of my many choice exclusive listings. If you
are in the market for this class of property you are not
doing yourself justice in not permitting me to show you
these and many others.
FOUU A (It ICS.
Lots 2; 3, A nml 5, bo:k 5, Home
Investment addition. This tract
contains four acres, with Hinull
house, barn, chicken house, fruit
trees, berries, four water shares..,
note the price: only $1850. $1000
cash required, balance on four
years at 8 per cent.- , .
ACHE TRACT XEAR SCHOOL
Iot 2, Pleasant Home addition.
This property can be divided, the
part containing 4 room house is
priced at $K,00.00. The east halt
at $500.00. Sidewalk all the
way to city. Water rlpht, phono
and electric lights In house.
a mom:v makkk. .
?. Acre tract well improved, a
pumping plant besides water
right. Fruit trees just coming
into hearliiK. good burn, out
buildings, berries, five room
house, water inside; tills flare'
is close to the city and is a very
. desirable property. Price $'.'201
reasonable terms,
LA GRANDE
Nothing Too Good For The
Any old thing will
1 THIS IS ABOUT THE WAY SOME PEOPLE SEE M TO
BUT WE THINK DIFFE RENTLY. WHILE WE BE LIEVE
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ECONOMY IN B UYING SHODDY STUFF WHEN YOU CAN GET THE ''BEST EVER" BRAND OF BOYS' CLOTHES AT THE VERY
LOW PRICES WE ARE ASKING $6.00 THE SUIT, ' ' . . KX
- THE
ed on the county, ecalp, and road
funds, prior to Feb. 1st, 1912. Inter
est ceases on . the -above warrants
March the 7th, 1912. - '
JOHN FRAWLET,
-j: County Treasurer.
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TIME FOB SPRING WORK. ,
now in your garden and on the .
farm. There are ' many things
that you 'Will probably need in
our line that you will1 find await,
ing you hare in garden tools,
wheelbarrows, garden and poul-
try fence.;:, We are headquarters
for farm and garden utensils,
and you will find the best that
Is made at V " ; ;
La Grande, Ore.
A BEGl'LAB HOJIE.
Lots 2 and 3, Honan's addition.
two acrcB set to fruit containing
0 room plastered hoiwe with clos
ets, pantry and bathroom, not
plumbed. Basement with ce
ment 'walls nnd floor. New;
house, barn, chicken house . and
: park, windmill.- .Nicely located
and nice home. Price $2700 and
worth every dollar of H. , "
TWO ACRE TRACT.
Two ncres In New Haven addi
tion now In alfalfa. No improve
ments, : Streets on two Bides of.
property. Here is an opportuni
ty to get a foundation fora
home. Will sell both acres or
single acre to suit purchaser.,
HERE IS A SXAP.
Two acre tract on Cbve ave
nue, close in. All set to trees
with an electric pumping outfit,"
Just put In last season. Let us
show you this tract. Set to the;
best ' varieties of fruit. Snmll
three room house. This place
will prow Into greater Value.
I'rke $1500.00.
GEO. H. CURREY
RealiEstate.
KVENINO 0BSTB1WKR.
onftHTTk TTAWW rriTTTS nnnm mnn nrnnu Tm MAtrrin
PEQPILE' STORE -
BACKACHE ALMOST tUBEAIMBLE
Is an almost certain result of kidney
trouble. D. Toomey, 803 E. Olive St.,
Bloomington, 111., says: ' "I suffered
with backache and pains in my kid
neys, which were almost 'unbearable.
I gave Foley Kidney Pills a good trial
and they done wonders, for me. To
day I can do a hard-day's work and
not feel the effect8."..Foiv.sale by: A.
T. Hill.
' Bos Millions of Friends..
,.'..,- '..v.. ' - -' J,', ''.:
How would you like to number your
friends by millions as Bucklen's Arn
ica Salves does? . Its astounding cures
in the past forty years made them,
It's the best salv In, the- world for
Bores, ulcers, eczema,, burns, boils,
Bcalds, cuts, corns, sore oyes, sprains,
swellings, bruises, cold sores. , Has no
equal for piles. " 25c at all dealers.
PILES CUBED IS 6 TO 14 DAIS
Your druggist wtii refund money ii
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blinds Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days. 50c.
KEWLIS DRIG COMPAXY.
Property
EASY" TEimiS OX THIS.
Lots S and 4, Honan's addi
tion. Two ncres with 7 room
house, barn. AH fenced. City
water can be connected. Part of
lot in ; alfalfa. Splendid soli.
Price $2700.00. - The terms are
very reasonable, $500 cash. bal-.
ance $20 per. month,, .interest
semi-annually, . ,
A WELL KXOWN HOME
Seven acreB In South La Grande.
0 room house, stone foundation,
barn, fruit tree's new chicken
house, spring, well and city wa
ter. The price on this Is $3750..
This Is one of the pretty home
places.
WELL UIPBOYED ACRE.
Just outside city limits. Side
walk to city near school house.
Good Ave room house, good barn
, chlckon house, .fifty fruit trees.
Spendld soil. : This is a bargain.
Price $1500. "Come In and I v-ill
tell you why this property can
bo sold nt this price.
FRIDAY, MARCH 15,
do for the
FEEL ABOUT CLOT HES FOR THE CHILDRE
THAT THE GIRL IS ENTITLED TO THE BEST
S'l
1 &
I atr -Hit )mtb)
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 one 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. - -
. H. PtARt & S0N, La Grande's Leading Jewelers and
Oplimettfsts, Opposite U. S. Land Office
MARY CIDERS
PASSES AWAY
MARY CHlIiDERS etaoinODU
AFTEB I;0G ILLSESS, ' DEATH
EDS SCFFEKIAG.
Moll Known Ionian's Dciuho Occurs
'. " '-' at Harrlsliurf, Oregon.
I . Mary E. Childers; formerly resident
of Union county,, died in Harrishurg,
Oregon, Monday evening, March 11.'
. She has been ailing for several weeks
and her daughter, Mrs. Irwin of Island
City; was called to the bedtjlde some
timt ago. ' :
Mrs. Childers , was 59 years, 2
months and 21 days old at the time of
i her death. The funeral services will
be conducted by Rev. C. 0. Heath at
Iho-M. E. church at Harrlsburg at
2 o'clock p. m. March 17.
: THE AMERICAN DISEASE.
. Indigestion, Chronio and Acute, a id tht
- Digestive Organs.
: i Indigestion, u - phase of dyspepsia
which, lias beeu called the American
disease,, is very common, and Its dis
agreeable symptoms lire but too well
known. Chronic Indigestion, or dys-
'. pepsin, is very previiluuu aiid- In rued-
Meal pbriiNe an jieute?dlseas.e Is opposed
;tf''clii4nlc,in.VUie;)"thulJirhtJia
chronic disease runs'" a long time the
acute form is attended with severe
symptoms and is likely to come speed
Ily to a crisis. . .
I Acme Indigestion, therefor". Is a con
dition In which the digestive organs,
' because they are either unturally weak
or are worn out. overworked or tempo-
' rarlly ; abused, full to perform their
functions, and the whole system is
thrown . "out of gear."- This may be
due prlmnnily nnd directly to overeat
ing or to eating luiproiier food, to gorg
ing the stomach with ' inadequately
'-masticated food, to retarding its nor-
' mul action with too much liquid or to
other local Influences. :;
' In ensr of acute indigestion or dys
pepsia there generally is intense pnin,
I often followed by. sickness and vomit
ing of the surplus or offensive matter
by which the stomach seeks to correct
the effects of abuse nnd regain a nor
mal condition. But It does not always
succeed... Other measures of relief ulso
fall, the machinery breaks dowu, and
death ensues. '
. The main difference between chronic
dyspepsia ami acute Indigestion is that
one Is slow death und the other quick.
The moral as to dietetic habits, eatlug
and drinking, Is too obvious to need
pointing out, Indianapolis News." ;
Aerial Flights.
The United States army is going to
bnve twenty new aeroplanes and litter,
laoliiibly. several vacancies. Detroit
New- .
Tbo Wright brolhets have succeeded
In making fie aeroplane fool proof.
Mc!ii.V5'li'Ji ttipnvlutofs take up now?
.
Girl
Boy
m rittti tr m mm-, ni-i
80 Per Cent.
Of headasnes are oaus--ed
by eye-strain, due :
to some error of refrac
tionVhich we guaran-.
tee'lo .;..'; ';- --v
RE.LIEVL.
Washington Tost . -
A regiment of avlntors numbering
827 bas been organized for the French
army. That's another flying record for
I912.-New York World. . -
British Briefs. '
Great- Britain owns 12.MM) steamers
and snilliiK vessels. .:: . -
In dvem UrilMiii and lrelnud there
rc over liO.tlllO puldle bouses.-
It Is estliusitwl that lite proposed do
.ui'Mil. s:'i'viims lax. wiili'li lius aroused
iiih lively - upposii ion in KiikUiihI. will
.ire. 1 Hiiii.ihhi fiiinilles . uuipioylug serv-
'.UltS ... , 1 : . . .. -.. '...."
' . Automcb'le Runs.
' It Is said r lut t niiiiniiohlliiig leads to
corpulence, but not among pedestrian.
Boston II crn Id. - . - :
'."Thought it was a stone' we hit",
promises to be. as popular an excuse
with the scorching iiuiomolilllst us
''Didn't.' know It was loaded ' is with
t lie fool wltli a gun. -New York Trib
une Salad Suggestions.
Green pepper. : pimento.- olives nnd
cublmges; all shredded and dressed
with mayonnaise," mnkij u delicious
salad
. A few cans of nsparfigus tips In the
grocery closet Insure n delicious salad
nt nil times when other products prove
low nud as emergency arises. .
By adding the leftovers of kidney
beans, peas or cold potatoes to flaked
salmon-auI..ml)cing all with a: good
dressing" an t eicellent- salad v may - be
made. ' ' - j ',
French Dry
Cleaning
Saves Clothes And
MONEY
Few people realize the possibili
ties of our French Dry Clean
ing Process both as the work
and as a source of economy. Wo"
clean anything In Ladles' or
iGents' wearing apparel; also
household draperies, etc. ' This
service has a wonderful life re
storing effect and makes any
article look better and wear
longer. We recommend French
Dry Cleaning as one of the most
effective means of economizing.
Our servicesiare the; most thor
ough and satisfactory In the
west. .-.'. - '
. City Dye
Works
. U
' .RUNNING AMOK.
A Mania For Murder Thit Is Peculiar
. , to Ontntal Countrits.
. vThe e.iivnsiou :ruu iimui k" Is tl
,ip netted form of 11 term u. vi iDsouit
pm tM of t he orient to describe a torn'
of uomiddul nmnlnV aciompniiled byV
rrenzied pittiiiie iii any r.d every dirpr
lion ' In the eiiniifi'ies wlier? the nuji
tidy ;i)ri; initted llie: wnni lpil.ed to il
wait '"a.UHik.'V-'ril. eorrujiled torni w
It.ls n:w npiilted In 11 Hrore of Wu
wltliom mil: Ii warrant.
:ln Malni'i'ii. Sin 111. .Invn nnd ndjnrrni
regions Hie uieiitnl Htiite Willi U cause-
limol; Im well iletiued mid, uracil dreni
ttl .It Ik nllrihlltfd almost iiivuatliiv
to excessive :drliU 1 n nt Rtliiiumiitii
Tlie' vli'llnr tirst turns morose poiir.
ally reiuiilnlnx In this state tor mn wu
days. Then he Is Httddeuiy seized n-itti
the mania for slaughter nnd sturiK 011
bis mnd run with the hrxt weiipon be
can 1 each
Extra prccnutlnn npiiinsi these mad
ravages nre-tahen 111 some of the morel
civilized : places, , esiei hilly Hatiivia
There the police are armed with what
Is culled a cure h fork. The Instant ttie
victim of amok starts on tils mud (tush
tie fluds himself hooked by 11 million
of the law nnd held (irmly the lonstt
of this odd Iiuiuiiii speiir. He run harm
himself, but that Is the limit of his Id
sane power.Kxcbanae. ,.
THOROUGHBRED
PLYMOTH ROCKS
Pullet aud Cockerel . 11a tings
Utility MnUrsrs.
Eggs for snlo. . For Prices Cor
rcspnud to , -
D. B. SXQDDARD
La Grande, Ore.
Fashion and Comfort - Unite
In Gostsard , Corsets
. Only in the Gossard Corset can yon
show a stylish and attractive figure
without, risking health and comfort.
Lacing In front Is the secret.' Front
lacing keeps the line of beauty in
the back even and true, and fashloa
alwhys requires a beautiful back:
i front lacing give free -play to lungt
1 and diaphragm, insuring comfort and
j ease -always; -Xrontvlaeingris' common
j sense would you lace -your shoes la
. back? .The Oossard Is $3.50 to $8.50.
I - A compl:-;e line always on hand.-'
MRS, ROBT. PATTISOX,
Phono Red 3221 ' Corsetlcre. ,
ss in
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Your teeth are Important organs and
your digestion is at fault have your
teeth examined and see If they are not
the cause, ' Unless food is properly
masticated do not expect the stomach
to digest It. ' Your dentist can help-
you. .
B-STEYES(rV.