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LA rvKlXfl OBSERVER. TlireDAY. APRIL 9, 1912.
Here Is
PROFITABLE
Every Day In The Year
HAS SAVED HUNDREDS of Pfopfe?11 on -furnishing
their homes. Will sajeMONEY , for you.
Year by year our CUSTOMER LIST is growing j
larger. There is room for you to make a saving and
buy, here.
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Rugs and
Carpets
Mr new rugs sd txrptiM are
teniae liiWIui skewtac senw
very "wtlTe pat at
Saving Prices
Call and see them
Sanitary
Linoleum
is taut Uh Ike place ef Palat
4 seen and i-sirs for every ro
ta tbe Ihm. TUs littw
Ma te bey. patteras to select
frem. Pbeae me and I wfll kare
year mas aseasared and teU job
the cost to eerer yoar goer.
Jrat Received, a shipment of LACE CURTAINS in exclusive patterns. Low
' WINDOW SHADES. I will fit and hang them for you.
iii.il ryuniiuftB kvgum"
F.D; Haisten
Furniture on Easy
Payments.
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WINNER OF 1912
GLIDDEN TOUR
Equipped with Top Wind
Shield and Speed o meter
$1575
, Thia great horsepower of the new Maxwell Special is unmatched by any other
car within $500 of its price.
This 36-horsepower plant is big enough to produce all the speed and power you
will ever need and then leave some for emergencies, ,...,!;;
Big Powerful, Stylish
36 hp. Maxwell
The new Maxwell Special
--in add-on to liberal
power has . high-class
styie of expensh . "trs. It
is truly of the aristocracy,
with its new ventilated
for- Joor, flush-side vesti
ed steel body, with in
side control, the Columbia
Honeycomb type radiator,
new designed bonnet and
rich finish.
Look up its record.
The extraordinary price is
realized through the large
manufacturing and pur
chasing economies of the
United States Motor Co.
Compare with . ' r cars
near this price see it. If
you cannot conveniently
come to us, we will bring
the car to you at your
home or office. Write to
day for catalog.
MAXWELL
MASCOTTE
5 - passenger, is
equipped with
top, wind shield
and speedometer,
$1250
MAXWELL
MESSENGER
Equipped with
top, head lights
and generator,
$735
PRICES
LA GRANDE
DELIVERY
LEIGHTON'S GARAGE
WCfflSi
" LETS BURIAL CASKET.
1 Mssussr In Which K Ce
! . Whan It Wit Hirftd. ' '
Hi. l-"Sli Ctfteffl Pkett tells
of General IUAjOX E. Lee. U aeeta
that when b died at Lexington. Va,
(be North rivtr, a tributary to the
James, tad overflowed Its banks, and
Utxingioa was cot off from all com
Hunfcatioo with the outside world. . A
warehouse was washed away and with
it all the supplies contained therein, Ut
etodlng all tbe coOns lo the city.
Ia this extremity,' writes . Mrs.
Pickett In Llpvtooott's, "Professor Nel
son of the University of Virginia was
coos citing with some of tbe other pro
fessors as to what could be done. In
the. midst of their dilemna two bojs
came up to them In a amid war, hesi
tating to approach the group of digni
fied strangers, yet feeling the necessity
of Imparting tbe information they were
bringing. Each feared to be the first
to speak and poshed tbe other on. say
ing: -Ton teU.'
- XO; yon teU. ' Ton saw It first'
" Xo: yon saw It at tbe same time.'
Saw what 7 asked Professor ei-
SECRET
WRITING.
Siinpla CpW System That i Kssps
- ., Postcard Wst3 Prfvat. '
Portal 'cards ' woitid undoubtedly be ,
in much greater demand than they are
for purposes of correspondence bet for t
tbe tact that the messages they conrey
are open to all through whose hands;
they may pass. Yet this objection is
easily overcome.
There are some beaotifolly simple
dpbers that are almost Impossible for
any one not in tbe secret to read. Only
oy iocs, ror uduux, ujh. ctcu
pert find the key to a short message
wrinen In the "trelSIs- or grUT cipher. 1
It Is extremely simple, and thousands !
of people use it to bacBe folks who take
an Interest In tbe contents ot post
cards. To use it all yon baTe to do Is to cot
a few oblong holes in a blank post
card, place it orer the postcard,. yo
mean to write on and write roar-mes
sage In the holes. Then take Ve. upper j I
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
J. R. OLIVER, rVopmt-w
The ReosVse Abstract Erm of
Unxo Coa-tj.
FIRE INSURANCE. MORTGAGE
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card off and write some nflul read- j
ing seatiences ronna the dfte woras. , .
Any InqaisltlTe perat, reading the -catiwhen
it reaches year correspond-,
I house will 84 i message of no 1
I toerest whatervc. . Only your eorre-
celred that tlwre was something cut. I spondent himster hetself-ean read. .
tbe real me&agei and that by Pacing,
on the c&vt a, blank earn cu V eiacuy
tbe same.'wa'Bs ipur ft-Pearson's j
Weei ' j
BHr Part of Valor.
Piste o Willie Jones kicked yon.
d bet And did you kick bim back?
Bobby No, I didn't. If I bad then
i
Kindness U catohln?, and if you go
lboat with, a thoroughly, developed case
nm MAXWELL j
unusual importance on tbelr minds.
"'Yes; saw what? repeated ooe'ot
bis companions.
"Encouraged by-the readinoasi to re
ceive tbelr tidingSvone of tltCi replied,
'A coffin." -
" 'We saw It,' affirmed tbe other.
" Yes; we saw it th.eo.Ufon the tixtx
there by the Ulancy.
" 'On tbe shore-re, eofflnl Where?
" 'Just about three miles from, town.
We saw ItJ haUl the boy who had first
spoken, 'ifaybe nobody's in it We
was iw, scared to, do, , more- tbau see
tb vtide and tbe we tuck, ouu yonr nHstibor will be sure to get It
pankin' new.'
"I wonder If they really saw it or
only imagined it,' said one of the gea
Uenen,
"Professor kelson arose aQd. M.oe
t tbf. "boys, saying:
''Come and show us (be way.'
"The boys led on atjd all followed.
uncertain as to. What tbey were to find,
but trusting, tbat In some way heaven
bad graciously supplied tbelr great ne
cessity, - Along the river bank, they
Talked until tbelr two guides stopped
beside a long- closed box that bad float
ed down the swollen waters in the
great flood and drifted ashore. In tbe
box was a beautiful coffin."
Tbey carried home tbe box and in
that casket all that was eartb'.y of the
famous general was laid to rest in the
college chapel, , ( ;
Balks th Jail Breakers.
A detective was talking about )&H
breaking.
"Down in Colombo," he said, "tbey
bare got a very good dodge against
tbe jail breaker. It's simple too. Just
bricks. You see, the MuOval Jail at
Colombo Is surrounded by a very high
brick--wall.' Well, tbe last dozen
courses of these bricks are laid loose,
without mortar. So when you try to
escape, you climb stealthily, hardly
daring to breathe, up the wall, and.
with a sigh of relief you reach the
loow course at the top ana-clatter,
crash, bang, clatter a thousand bricks
in the profound silence fall with a
noise fit to wake tbe dead and a dozen
warders rush oat and you climb down
sadly into their waiting arms." New
York Press. , , :
necessity
Cycling fe !r the fori
front, of health giving,
needfijj apd enjoyable
ovX of door exercise.
See our; new shipment
of Colombias just In.
Skilled mechanics
ell kinds repair w.
& FRATEB9AL 0BDEB8 OP U
GRAXDE. '
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Owwww
- Lcighton s Garage
, F. & A. M. La Orande Lodge No.
41, A. jr. ft a. m. noias regular meet
ings first and third Saturdays at '
7:30 p. in. Cordis) welcome to all '
Masons. K. MOLITOR. W. M. I
"A. C. WILLJAM8. Secretary.
' 1 " .
B. P, O .&L Qrsn.de Lfidge fjo. 433 i
meets each Thursday evening at 8 t
o'clock la Elk's club, oorner of De
pot street and Washington avenue
Visiting brothers are cordially In
vited t9 attend, .
' H. J. RlTTBR, Ex. Rol
H. B. COOUDOE. Rec. Sec. .
rVOODMEN OF THE WORLD L
Orande Lodge No. 169 W. ' O. W
meets every first and third Fri
days at I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting
members welcome. r . :
D, FITZGERALD, C. C. .
J. H. KEENET. Clerk,
Pr!sn Pit) Bssrl on Horaehaelc
A picturesque feature of Persian '
field sports Is the pipe bearer, an im- J
portant retainer who rides close be
hind his master, bearing the whole
elaborate paraphernalia of the Per
sian water pipe down to the glowing
charcoal suspended in a small brazier.
If the party is a large one It will gen
erally lie round that some member of
It Is riding solwrly along, pulling
steadily nt a large silver kalian, or
water pipe, the pointed buse of the
water bowl being securely supported
by a sirup Used to the peak of the
snddle.-Wlde World MttRazlne.
M. W. 09 A. La. Orande Camp No.
7703 meets every Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock in K. of P. ban, over
Lilly's hardware store, All visiting
neighbors are welcome. -..
W. A. DUNN. V. C.
W. F. ItANDRUM, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS Red Bnm
Lodge No. 27 meets every Mondaj
night In Castle hall, (old Elk's haU.)
A Pythias welcome to all vlsitin
Knlgata. '
H. W. RILEY, C. C.
M. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. ft B.
If You Ride
You Ride In
Comfort
the only motorcycle with
Sprlag Frame and Spring Fork.
It does away with all bnnM
and jolts, and takes ap englse
vibration. Its baU-bearlng noter
Is the most powerful of Its (lie
plenty of power for Mil work
absolutely reliable ander ill
kinds of road conditions. Easllf
controlled. Economical to oper
ate. Stop In for a practical
demonstration,
In former Days.
The ong mat mother ued to ting.
Although h nevor braK.
Were sixty time an good, by HnK.
. Aj our newfangled "rasa!"
- Youngntown Telegram.
The lickings father uaed lo give . '
Were twice as hard. I vow!
But then the kids were twice aa bad
As what the klda are now.
-Loe Angelea Express
Tha plea that mother used to bake.
Although she never brags,
Were better than the kind they make
Inside those paper bags.
-Milwaukee Sentinel
REBEKAH8 Crystal Lodge No. W
meets every Tuesday evening In tb
I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting mem
bere are Invited to attend.
LB AH R. COOLIDGE, N. G H
MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, See.
II0LLISTEB I BOSSI
At La Grande Auto Co.
Phone Main 758.
0. B. B. Hope Chapter No. 18, O.
C. hoMs stated communlcatloai thi
second and fourth Wedneadayt f'
each month. Visiting members cor
dlahy Invited.
MRS. MARIE JACKSON, W. M.
MART A. WARNTCK. Hoc
L. O. O. M., La Grande lodge No.
860. Loral Order of Moose, holds reg
ular meetings every Monday at 7:30
p. m, to I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend.
B. L. LEAVITT, Secretary.
R. J. GREHN. W. D.
A COLD, LA GBAEPPK, THEJT
M0XIA.
i ' i ;
Is too ofteu the fatal sequence, Bl!
coughs that hang on weaken the if
tern and lower the vital resistance
Foley's Honey and Tar Compouno !
a reliable medicine that stops tkf
cough promptly by healing the cum;
soothes the Inflamed air pasages, nl
checkB the cold. Keep always o
hand. Refuse substitutes. FoPr ".
by A. T. Hill.
FOR RFNT QOHM
EKg-PSJtt FURNISHED HOUSE, ALSO POUR
At2b5ASEMENT' FURNISHED, CLOSE
JJJS SOUTH SIDE TRACK TO RENT ABOUT
iivBAT6SSE VERY DESIRABLE.
The Slough Investment Co.
uver iNewim Drug Store.
. mmmmmmsmmsmmmmimm.
HALF OF I0UB LIFE
Is spent In your working cloth
Are you satisfied with the kini
you are wearing Too will t
more than satisfied If yon
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