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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1912)
'tv'.V4.'i.'.iu; ."";?'"".VWrf''v'''-"''- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WEDNESDAY, AP1UL 3, 1912, ; ' PAGE SEVEN Ai jy&teir Show TT 7. , , 11 Of All that's newest and best in Men's wear For the spring of 1912 r , i ' ' E ,; 'fs ';':;'S R'i'1 how ready' for your inspection at this store. Months of Veful searching and discriminating buying by us enables li to come to this comprehensive exhibit confident that tat vmi see and what vou buv will be the "last word" in le and the best value for your money possible to procure. Even if you have no intention of buying ' , you will fino it well worth your while to , come and ?ee this beautiful display. :'iGLOTHES-'" 1 , N VlTH STYLE SELDOM EQUALED PO R LESS THAN DOUBLE THE PRICE, VITH QUALITY THAT WILL MAKE YOU WONDER "WHY DON'T IT VEAB OUT SO I CAN GET A NEW ONE.' t, AND PLACED IN YOUR HANDS THROUGH A STORE SERVICE THAT JAKES YOU GLAD YOU CAME.. SNAPPY. STYLISH ENGLISH MODELS, FASHIONED FROM THE DASH ING NEW RED AND PURPLE BROWNS, AND THE BEAUTIFUL BLUISH &RAYS ALLOWS THE YOUNG MAN A SPLENDID, CHANCE TO GET JUST .WHAT HE LIKES. , ' MORE CONSERVATIVE MODELS IN THE QUIETER SHADES 'PROVE EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE TO tujs vicuna ' ' that are really distinctive. -A HAT FOR EVERY FACE. A HAT FOR EVERY HEAD. -A HAT FOR EVERY PRICE. $3.00 to $5.00. ' ' " , Come see how the new styles become you. Many&tyles in both derbys and soft hats. ' CUPYRIQHl 151 J. MICHAELS. STERN & SHIRTS Beautiful new soft collared shirts with turn-back cuffs. A larger than usual showing in stripes andplain? colors. Some with separate collars, some have collars attached. u 50c to $5,00 1 CRAVATS Superb four-in-Lands whose every :- detail radiates richness and refine ment. Modish bat wings in plain and ; fancy fabrics. You'll surely find just, the one yovu want. 25c to $1.00. ' , THE STORE ' of the EASTER SPIRIT TONEY&SCRANTON THE STORE of the EASTER SPIRIT HE DFFiGlALS, OF s.now ead for inspecfron PMN7k$2A0 per Gallon B. B. NUTTER Phone, R 971 ' Next to Obsertor Oiftee.'' CHILD'S FAIR ; j The list for which first, second and ' third prizes will be offered, In both : clusses,,. making in nil six prizes for each class, follows: Article 1st 2nd 3id Poland China pig ...1 pig $2.00 J1.00 Berkshire, pig . . ... .1 pig 2.00 1.00 Chickens ( , . . 1 pig 2 00 1.00 Ducks L 1 pig 2 00 1 00 , Grain selections ...... $3. 00 2.00 '1.00 I The following articles are for the , prizes as designated in the last named above: ! :Pecl potatoes, . pumpkins,; sweet ' corn, best packed box apples, loaf of ; bread, roll-, of butter, jar ''of ' frutt, gingham apron dress, plain;' piece of furniture, mechanical device bird house, best ' set of Joinery,' ' asters, ! sweet peas, turnips, carrots, best es say on back to the farm, best general exhibit by any school, onions.' j arat''1TlfTrflllWI CLASSES NAMED Manager Hank O'Day, of the Cin cinnati team,-has decided to cut out Sunday exhibition games for the Redd while in the East this season. CROP ANTICIPATIONS' PLKASK THE GUOWKllS GEEI!!AI SWEEPSTAKES OPEN TO' THE COUNT!'. Pctors and Offlcinls Chosen for En. suing Year's Work. (Ulcers and directors for the ha nde Fruit association which had a kessful and useful existence last r, were elected by a meeting of Grande district fruit-growers yes-. Pay. J. J. Nunn was elected a dl-: tor to fill the vacancy of C. 0. tnsey, retired, and the others wore elected, consisting of C. H. .Conkey, Stoddard, L. B. Moe,' F-, II. Tat- n and J.. J. Nunn. . Of this number H. Cjnkey was chosen presulenl, li, Tatman vice president and U u fo secretary.,. C. O. Hainsey is gen- 61 manager and ' will oversee tun Icklng and shipping of products tough the Northwestern Fruit ex-, nge In view-of the splendid tirop now Iticipated all over Union county .we Bl have an even greater success to bister this year than in 1911," said f general manager this morning. : Our association oversees the pack 1 grades the fruit so that the ship- Nts go out, with -as much cn re nnil mstaking attention to defects as the fuDua Hood River products,"- con ned the mnnnEer. ThlT association I'l lookaftor proper spraying, nd piper attention tnrougnout,. in inct, According to reports ;; from the nBhington training , camp Pitcher pm liughes' lnjured hand is as good ever. Many Classes for Boys ami' Girls to Enter in Industrial Fair. ? : . Selection has been, made of the var ious -classes of industry, for. . which prizes will be offered in the La Grande, industrial fair. -County Superinten dent. E E. Braeg and A. T. Hill last ; evening completed the last addition ta the list and it is now complete so that children enn determine which or ho many classes they will compete In. La f!-,Me morflmnts have subscribed i about $400 for prizes In this fair to 1 be held next fan, ann eucn suiimu iw . tha tprrltrirv ndlacent to La Gvonde lis urged to eom pete for these prizes . . .. ..t.. U Mian fn and one sweepKi,uKe i the whole county. The interest is ao general that the exhibits, will, it ;s said, rival in extent and scope the us ual showing at the regular county airs- t '. . 1 n0 n Mtr it 1 - wane mere is a ihibh ii ui .nmnoXtinnn. the aweenstakes evunt is Ijittracting much attention, It is onon, to the entire county, so max tne in-i winners at the fairs to be held at El gib imbler, Sumtnerville,- Covej Un ion and North Powder, can be sent to La Orunde and compete In a class des ignated as the "biggest and best gen eral exhibit of any school."-.,. . ! i wide' scope and. latitude Is ofterel ii the prize list. . The. general classes are divided Into two branoheB. for children under 12 years and for chil dren over 12 years. Tho list of prizes and the lint of classes to b" competed for Is the snme In each instance. . ! t . The Bicycle a Present Day Necessity i Cycling is in the fore- front of health giving, needful and enjoyable out of -; door exercise. See our new shipment of Coltmhias just in. Skilled mechanics to do all kinds repair work. Leighton's Garage It Is In The Air It Is Irrepressable You Know It You Feel That La Grande is to become the commercial center of a large territory. You rea lize that land values will never be loss in this eountj'. . You know that they will be higher.' ,Who are buying the majority of the fw'ms. '"Who have been-buying them for the pasttwo years. Fully fifty per cent have been purchased-by -our: own.people. : They have seen the values constantly increase and. those who have visited the other section of the Northwest, one and all, tell us that our lands arc priced right. ' 1 - La Grande made great improvement last year and we know tuat still greater 1 things are in store for us this year. Now is the time to buy . (. ChoiceCity Listings s ' , Come in and 'let me bhow you photographs of many fine properties. I have homes that will suit the fancy and income of all." ' 1 .iSSST-Z! S Several Good Farms Listed : I have farms in various sections of the county, and one especially adapted for some young man who wants to get independent in. a few years. The owner must sell, 280 acres; 70 acres in cultivation; on two sides is. government land whicli' will increase the farm to 560 acres. $1,500 is all the money required. Come in and talk it over. . . v T have two 80 acre farms close to La O rande. Stock farms, fruit farms. -1 have . listings second to none in the county. - -. t . , GEO. H. CURREY REAL ESTATE m
