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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1912)
M GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1912. PAGE THREE nnoncement''vJlpaordln'jffl!rwl " -i ...... , .,, , , . .,, - , "i ll, i , immm .m mmm w i m Main: 65 Highest Grade Brand New Unprecedented- Atixawo v ill AJV IV JLVJLClllUCl (11 JTI lCK CUIU J,Ci illiS -Co-operative Club Selling Begins at Eilers usic House Monday Morning Thiukof it! A fine, high-grade piano strictly brand new and fnllv warranted retailing regularly at $300, obtainable on terms of only $5 down and $1.25 weekly only a little more than 10 cents a day. Then couple with these un heard of terms the further fact that Club Members secure any $300 piano" se lected for $187.50, and .we're sure you'll admit that the equal of this offer has never been witnessed anywhere east, west, north or south. We're going to dispose of G5 of the choicest and finest new pianos ever brought to this city on the Co-operative Club Plan. ,By this method you join with others in wholesale buying. You co-operate with 64 others in practically one single, solid purchase the same as sending one experienced, careful buyer to the factories and buying them all at one time. Naturally the prices would be a great deal less than buying singly. That's the principle of the Club Plan in a nutshell. . IfcClub A $5.00 Down ; M M W i $1.25 Weekly -s rtMiSXts iSatfarlift 3WTf'f KJ L JJ iJkn WubtS $S.5U Down $1.50 Weekly a rinh C SUOnn HtsS- ss t CLUB MEMBERS SECURE MUSIC LKSSUN'S . v , TUX1XO ' .LIFK l.NSrHAXCE 0K YKAK'S TIM AL OP PIANO'S STOOI, TO JIATC1I PIANO DEUVKHY CF PIANO The club price includes everything. Besides, if a club .member dies after the contract has bee n in vogue six months we give the heirs a receipt in full for the instru merit, Furthermore, you get a , free tuning and each club member is entitled to a special course of lessons ABSOLUTELY FREE with the: Northwestern School of Mu sic. ' A beautiful stool to match is included with every piano free. ' . : '.-: . CLUB A Members pay $5.00 down, $1.25 per week, and secure. an elegant $300.00 piano for $187.50; '' CLUB B M'embers pay $8.50 down, $1.50 per week and ncnxit a $425 piano for $297.50. ;;;--' PI.TLU nlVrPinbm-s rwvv 14.00 flown. $2.00 weeldv ftlld fi(mm n rimm fni- .?fiO . . . m CLVB O Members pay $14.00 down, $2.00 weekly and sofjure a $550 piano for $369. Join whichever club best suits your convert ieiiee make the initial payment and agree to pav the balance on iLo wcckl dab.'e. the piano will be delivered at once that is a 11 there is to it. , Bemembcr, membership books open M'ond'i y morning promptly at S:30 o'clock. Be on h and early. Sample Rooms, Sommcr Hotel sClassified Advertising APPLE THBES Leading varieties. Aso cherry, poar, peach, prune anil shade trees. Shrubs, roses, small fruits. Send for price list. J.' B. Weaver & Sons, Union, Oregon. WANTED A few bonders. Ladies preferred, 2118 First and Grundy. - 4-a-tf . . FOR SALE Eight room " furnished house and lot. On North Fourth St. Ctn b bought at a bargain In next 20 days. Fart tlmo. La Grande In vestment Co. FOR SALE Canadian seed peas, fnr eed. Pentngton ranch. La Grande Investment Co. 3-30-tf livery wants :work. Or will take office work. Call Observer. Thone Main CI for hay, grain, feed and flour. Mose Elledge, Wilson bldg Jefferson avenue. 4-8-12t Five room furnished . house; also four room and basement, frunished Close In on South side of track, to rent about April 13th. These are very de sirable. See us at once.. Slough In vestment Co.; over Newlln Drug store FOR. SALE A good gentle worli Mare. Weight 1300. ' R. A. West phone Red 372. 4-4-f.f FOR RENT 80 acres of Grande Inv. Co. land. La 4-5-6t FOR SALE Gaso''ne eng'ns suitable for spraying p.tiroscs G.od con dition; Call M -. Zuber. room housj. new Inquire Mr Cliffu'rl DRY CHAIN WOOD Phone Main 54. -f3.50 a cord 3-20-tf WANTED Messenger boy with bi cycle. Western Union Telegraph offc. 4-10-4t LADY WANTS WORK Second cooli or chamber work. Phone Observe!'. Main 13. 4-10-tf FOR SALE Hatching eggs from Durely bred MInorcas. Per setting of 15, $1.25. First prize winners. Phone Black 1061 or write Mrs. Geo. H. Chapman, R. F. D. Box 122. 3-20-1 4t FOR 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 FOR RENT 5-room modern house. Phone Black 1192. - 3 25 tf WANTED. Refined middle aged lady, to help with housework and care of two children. Good homo for two years for right party. Box 2H5, En terprise, Ore. WANTED Experienced housekeeper or girl to do general housework. Ap ply 1501 Sixth street. 4-3-tf SITUATION WANTED Young boyFOR SALE No.. 10 Remington vialbla with experience In grocery and de-typewrlter with tabulator attachment FOR RENT and 1 i6dorn Main avenue. LOST Black and white cocker span iel. Return to Ed Wright, county clerk, and receive reward. 4-10-21 MOTORCYCLE Second hand. A bar gain for Quick sale. Terms. In quire Western Union office. 4-10-3t LOST School girl lost purse combin ing $5 bill and about $M10' In 11ve:. Finder please return in Observer flee and receive reward. 4-H-3t and back spacer; good as new. Cheap for cash. Home Independent. Telephone company., 4-12-3t. , If You Ride WANTED A steady girl or woman for kitchen work. Call Farmers S 1. - 4-12-Ct i 1G0 ACRES PARTIALL IMPROVED timber land. Will make a gool home, timber enough to pay for place, will trade for La Grar.de . home. Phone Main 3 89, -Slough, lii : vestment Co., over" Newlin's Drug store. ' - '- ' ; . THAT HAD COLD. Vaiwr Treatment Surely Dots Clean Out That Stuffed up Head in Kecord Breaking Time. Don't try to break up a cold wltli dangerous stomach disturbing drugs. Get directly to the inflamed membrane by breathing HYOMEI (pronounce it Hlgh-c-me.) Get a bottle for 50 ccnU at the Newlin drug store and try this rapid and economical treatment that thousands are using. s Into a bowl of boiling water pour a teaspoonful of HYOMEI, cover head and bowl with a towel, and breathe deep into the lungs the healing vapor that arises. Breathe this vapor for five or leu minutes until the head feels fine and clear, then go to bed and sleep sound ly until morning. No cocaine or op ium or harmful drugs In HYOMEI. 11 is guaranteed to end catarrh, or money back. . You Ride In .The wonderful little ball-bearing motor of "The Flying Mer kel" is the most powerful for its size made. Being unusually flexible it can, by a simple turn of the wrist, be throttled down to .five or. sped up to from fifty to seventy miles an hour, ac cording to the model. . Perfect and absolute control of the ma chine under all conditions is further mado possible by a Free. Engine Clutch a device similar in lis operation to tin clutch of an automobile. Thb Free Engine Clutch makes It possible for "The Flying Mer kcl" rider, when threading the traffic of city streets, to stop his motorcycle without .-stopping his motor. It also Is of great assistance in negotiating sandy roads and in Rtarting on a hi!!, The Initer being practically an Impossible performance with-, out a Free Engine Clutch. LMaternlty hospital records in Bos- Tills does not uphold the views ot ton show that while boy babies born those who maintain that the race is; there maintain the average height und degenerating since women have be woight, girl babies are becoming tall- gun to take an active interest In pub el at birth and increasing in vitality, lie affairs. FOR SALE Two Iron gray mares, 7 and 8 years od, weight anout 11 ami 12 hundreds lbs. Three and a quar ter Bain wagon, heavy spring wag on, 2 sets harness. $325.00 for out fit. Inquire J. R. Bumgaruer, near stock yards. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury ns mercury will surely destroy (ho Benmj or smell and completely deranwo 1ho whole system wlion entiiinrr It tlirnuirlr the mucous j.-urfuccj. Such articles Rhoutil never bo use d except on pieHCi lptlons from reputable, phydlclanff, an the. d;imnK-e they will tin l.i ten folil to the ffooH you cm p"?!!ly derive from them. Hall'n Cntnrrli Cure, manufactured by 1'. .7. Cheney i Co., T'll'-rto, O., rontulnn no mc-rcur. nni M t'l'.eri Internally, nctlhir Olreetlv Kf.ri C:i 1 -I.-ickI ftul tnupnuii fr farea "of t!: rvsterii. 1:1 lniylm: Hall's Catarrh Crre 1 r:-re yon r;et the tfcrm It la 1.-.!-f-i tr.'tmr.llv nn-1 made la Totefin. Ol'l". )- I. J. Cheney & Co. Tca llmenleli fr-. !M 1- nrto'-risK Prleo Tin per bottle. TnUa UM'n I'rall? PI'.'-: for conatlritttlon. IIOLLISTElt & IiOSSI Phone Main 758. Another Go od Reason SAF ETY Safety should be a big consideration in the selection of a light. insurance taoies snow tnau Kerosene lamps cause more fires than any other one thing, except defective nues. Nearly every day we read of fires caused by over turned or exploded lamps. There is no way of safe guarding them; they are always dangerous. Prop erly installed Electric Lights Aside from their many other advantages, are the saf est lights known. r.s , , Fortunately, electric lights are now so heari 'it is un necessary, as well as unwise, for you to take any unanues wiui on lamps. We are alVavS reariv t.n'fnmisri.onwmlat.e mfnrma. tion regarding rates for all kinds of lighting if you win uau at our oince, or pnone mam 34. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. Always at your service"
