La Grande evening observer., April 03, 1912, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1912.
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CLOTHES
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DOTS' CLUB A
rill'SENT YOUTH HAS (iHEATER
; ADVANTAGES.
Federated Boys' Club LotrlOcul Solu.
' -, tlon of Present Problems.
(By John It. Rudd.)
.The Walla Walla team of the Men
and 'Religion Forward movement lias
left us but th6y have loft with 'us facts,
inspiration, and methods, Of the mes
sages which they; brought, tba.. mes
sage of "Boys' Work" took great prom
inence during tho sessions- and BhouUl
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Never before have' the assortments been so
complete. Our racks are simply brimming;
over -with every ne,i.v pattern and coloring.
; Fo matter how.' exacting you may be, we can
positively satisfy you. W e have just the style'
and weave you want. It only remains for
you to come and pick it out. 7. ;
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continue to do so.
Tlic Bojs Club.
, Wo men are living today in an age
of "delayed boyhood.". When we were
young there were no clubs for usHo
join, The is that now we are crazy to
"join something." with . the ; result,
nulte often, that we Join, too many
lodges. Because of this lack of early
training, the average'' lodge man has-a
very poor uvderstaudlug of how to
conduct a business meeting. Again,
because of a lack of training in early
days In God and thoBlble the average
lodge man joins and order, and I be
lieve that all of tho Btronger ordoru
are bnsod on a belief In a Supremo Bo.
Inpr. without thoroughly understand
ing, what they are doing. Every. pres
ent day boys' club should have as on1)
of Its main activities Bible study,
, As it Twit.
A bovs' club Is often it thing apart
depending upon Itself. -To bo of til"
greatest value It should bo a unit of
something . sroater. . A city with bu
two or three clubs would find It cf
great value to affiliate.
, Of Associated Hoys'. Hubs.
. Rvorv rltv hiis tin nroblum niv'
should attempt to meet them. So nlsr
every club or bovs hns Its problem
What we need in tills section Is for Hi"
bovK clubs to frl ton-other for a rn
t'litl exclmure' nf rfiolhbds.' '.'It Is nhso
lmai' fnollwh to utrnrrtrlp as n mnr-
terrltory lends itself well to such a
organization. Southern . Idaho, west
ern Oregon and 8outbern Oregon hav
such an organization. Walla Walla I
taking steps toward such an organiza
tion as suggested above. Fellows of
Union and Wallowa counties, will 'we .
fall into llpe. vlt means better boys'
clubs and thus better men.
TO 1IRKAK lip COLD. '
Some Adrice Tlmt Will Save Time ana
: . jrniicy. ....
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are tlio most perfectly-tailored' cjarments in
America. YOU GET YOUR MQHF.Y
B A CK if they do. not prove to be all we rep
rseirt them. -,.
. Prices range from $15.00 to $30.00 ,'"
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Clothiers Arid Furnishers
t A DIES' '
Let us do your spring housecleaning
with our modern electric cleaner.
PHONE BLK. 3141
For Particulars
La Grande Electric Supply
P. O. Block ,
Tto sWc rs s iknf
guilders of 'Homes.
. . Our- ' '
;P80FITSHAHING
Investment Certificates
areHEALMoneyMakers
Send for Booklet
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Diet"
COVE MILLING GO'S
GRAHAM FLOUR IS A
SUPERIOR GRADE. Ask
for our Germs and Whole
wheat when you want the
BEST. :
OF BREAD FOR ADVANCED AGE. Spread
with good, sweet butter is better than any other
food providing the bread is good, white, light, nu
tritious bread like you will have when you use
"WHITE QUARTZ' ' high patent Blue Stem
Flour, Milled-by the COVE MILLING CO., and
for sale by YOUR GROCER. ASK FOR AND,
INSIST UPON GETTING THE BEST. Wher
ever used "WHITE QUARTZ FLOUR" Gives
the best of satisfaction.
"A Trial Will Convince"
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Al'PLK ' TRI2i:S--lp;ul!us vnrteti.i'3.
Aso cherry, pear, peach, prune aiui
sliiule t,vr;e8.. , Shrubs,- roses,', small
' fruits. Send for price list. J. B.
Weaver & Sons, I'uion, Oregon.
FOR KENT N'l'eelyvfuritlslim! lioiwo.
l.all at 2103 Fiyiit street,' or phono
Black 3701. :-. : ' : 4-2-U : .
j ate club when so creat an opporiiinlt'
WAXTWl) A - 'f.'w boj rder.s. ' T.ntlios
Iiroforroil.- 21 IS First and Oraniiy,
',-., 4-2-lf .
FOR SALE Kight ."-oom furhiKhed
house and lot. On North Fourth St.
Can' be bought at a bargain in next.
'20 days. : Pare time. Ln draiulo in-
, vestuient Co. .
U offer!d. to "s to (ir-itmizo as aaso:
Hnt"il hmn' rl'ihs
.Tl'.e p(njtro)!i)c;il 'sit natron Of ,t?r-i'-.
Stronk drink and quinine may re
llove a cold, but It usually does mora
harm than good. ' , ..
.To break up a hard cold In either,
head or uhest thousands are using this
sensible treatment:
First of all look after your bowela;
if they need attention use any reliubla ;
cathartic.-Then pour a sennt teaspoon-'.
(ul of IIYO.MKI into a bowl of bolllita;
water, cover head and bowl with it
towel and breathe for 5 or lp minutes
wii; pi;::. it. soiitning, healing vapor,
; Do this. Just before going to bod:,
your bend v'Hl feel lluoiuiul -clear and
you'll awake from a rufrnshliiif sleep
minus a eold in the moi-nins?.
For colds, .-cotiKha,- catarrh, authma
and iiioup HVO.MH1 is guaranteed. A
llfly tout lifittlo is all you need ti
break mi arold and tills can bo oli- ,
.tallied m tlio Newlin Ding compauv
and unigicKiH cverywHerw: ,.
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FOR SAL12 Camtdian seed peas, for
' seed. Peulngton ranch. La Uramle
Investment Co. 3-UO-tf
WANTED Seven room modern bouse
furnished. Phono Black 78l.-4-l-6t
FOR SALE Estey Organ. Inquire 0f
Phone R. 1412. 3-28-Gt
FOk SALE Good, clean, BaiTBarleV
at F. A. Day's, 3 miles north of
La Grando. , :- 3-29-Gt.
WANTED Room in private family,
Call Observer. 3-29-tf
WANTED Position by a girl. Inquire
at Merchants restaurant.
FOR SALE For quick sale a very fl:ie
upright piano. Price $175 cash or
terms $G.OO per month. G. M. Richey.
Phone Main 751, 3-25-tf
WANTED Sewing to do, at home or
by the day. Neatly done. Prices
reasonable. Prices reasonable.
Phone Black 3512. 4-i-0t -
FOR RENT Singer sewing machine.
Address Bov 221, La Grande, Ore.
v 3-26-4t
FOR RENT One suite of modern
housekeeping rooms. Inquire 905
Spring street. Phone Black 3881.
' 3-27-tf
DRY CHAIN WOOD. $3.50 a cord.
Phone iMaln 54. , 3-20-tf
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Eight
au mam
Retail Department
Lumber, Lath; Shingles, Ruberoid
v i Roofing, Sash Doors, etc.
at the
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George Palmer Lumber Co.
Ok
FOR ..SALE Hatching eggs from
mirely bred MInorcas. Per setting
of 15, $1.25. First prize winners.
Phone Black 10G1 or write Mrs. Geo.
H. Chapman, R. F.D. Box 122.
... Of course you don't gamble but Just the same you purchase real
estate without abstracts! """T?," ;?. :-. ,4
You can't Indulge In a more uncertain form of investment than that
of real estate when you purchase It without an abstract.
Bo Btire bo on the safe side know just what you are buying
having us draw up an abstract of the prospective purchase.
Accuracy a fact with us. " '
by
The Abstract & Title Company, Inc.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
C M. LOCKWOOD, Secretary
and Manager t
Office With La Grande k.
Investment Company
3-20-14t
FOR SALE Furniture for two rooms
for light housekeeping. $15.00 if tak
en at once, Call at 10G Fir St.
3-20-tf
FQR RENT Four room house, 2 large
lots for garden. .Call at room 3 In
hall back of United States Land of
fice. 3-22-tf '
WANTED Girl for general house
work.. . Apply 1810 Fourth Btreet.
3-22-tf
GRANDE RONDE CASH CO. INC.
Distributors to the Dealers.
La Grande Oregon.
FOR SALE CHEAP Horse' good for
driving and all around work.
Weight 'over 1100, cojor white, ase
15 years. Price $30.00. Address L.
M. Klces, Summerville, Oregon.
3-25-tf .
FOR RENT 5-rootn modern house.
Phone Black 1102.- 3 25 tf
FOR SALE A good - gentle work
mare. Weight 1300, 3-l-3t
WANTED Refined middle aged lady,
to help with housework and care of
two children. Good home for two
years for right party. Box 235, En
terprise, Ore.
FOR SALE Five room' modern house.
Address J, c-o Observer. 3-26 Gt
WANTED A girl to do Bcoond work.
Apply at Grande Rondo hospital at
once. 4-2-lf
Madam! If your husband I
won't provide electric lights
for you, make him
look after the oil lamps. Let him see how much Hmn ft ini ,in
J'v to clean, fill and trim them, tbaat might be employed In more proflt-
UUIU purHUlL.
Oil lamps are a nuisance. They are most unsatisfactory lights at
best.. They smoke, flare and give out noxious gases. Porfoct ventila
tion Is impossible bocause It Isn't safe to raise the windows where
tliero are curtains to be blown. Then an opon window makes an un
steady light, which means danger from explosion.
Doughtless there aro some people who will always use loll lamps, but
tho vast majority are roalzlng that, measured by the standard of
service, electric lights are the cheapest and boat. Phono us for rates.'
Main 34.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co.
x Always at your service" Rj