La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1912, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY. APRIL 16. 1912.
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65 Highest Grade Brand New Pianos Will Go to Club Members at Prices and Terms
Unprecedented Co-operative Club Selling Begins at Eiiers
Music House Monday Morning
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Thinkof it! A fine, high-grade piano strictly brand new and fully 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 faet 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 65 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 bo a great deal less than buying singly.
That's the principle of the Club Plan in a nutshell.
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Extra Special . ,
Club Advantages
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Club A $5.00 Down
$1.25 Weekly
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Club B $8.50 Down
$1.50 Weekly
Club qi4.UQUown
$Z.UU Weekly
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CLUB MEMBERS
SECURE
MUSIC LESSONS .
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UVK ISTiRTE
0E YEAR'S TBIAL OF PIANOS
STOOL' TO MATCH PIANO
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The club price includes everything. Besides, if a club- member dies after the contract has bee n in vogue six month we give the heirs a receipt in full for the instru
ment. Furthermore, you get a free tuning and each plab 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.
CLUii A Members pay $5.00 down, $1.25 per week, an d scciuc an elegant $300.00 piano for $187.50.
(JJ.iUii iJ Members pay $b.ou aown, $i.ou per weeic ana senile a $425 piano for $297.50. - ,,
CLUB C Members pay $14.00 down, $2.00 weekly and secure a $550 piano for $3C9; , , ' :
Join whichever club best suits your conven ience make the initial payment and agree to pay the balance on the weekly club terms and
the piano will be delivered at once that is u 11 there is to it. - .. ' . '
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Remember,' membership books open Monday morning promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Be on h and Hrly. ' Sample Rooms, Sommer Hotel.
IClassifiedi
t Advertising
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APPLE TREES Leading varietiaa.
Aso cherry, pear, peacb, prune and
shade trees. Shrubs, roses, small
fruits. Send tor price list. J. B.
Weaver & Sons, Union, Oregon.
: 7-
FOR SALE A good
iMare. Weight 1300.
. phone Red 372.
gentle work
R. A.: West,
. 4-4-1:
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FIVE PASSENGER MAXWELL Au
tomobile. Will trade for La Grande
lots, v '
WANTED A girl for general house
work. Wages $5.00 per week. Call
Dr. Underwood's office. 4-15-tf
FOR SALE Eight room furnished
house and lot. On North Fourth St.
Cta b bought at a bargain in next
20 days. Part time. L Qrande In
restment Co.
FOR SALE Canadian seed peas, fir
leed. Penlngton ranch. La Grande
Investment Co. 3-30-tf
DRY CHAIN WOOD. ?3.B0 a cord.
Phone Main 54. 3-20-tf
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 REM r -i i room houss. new
and uodorn Inquire Mr. Cliflord.
Main avenue.
LADY WANTS WORK Second cool;
or chamber work. ; Phone Observer
Main 13. . 4-10-tf
CONFERENCE ON
FOR SALE Two Iron gray mares
"' and S years od, weight about 11 and
12 hundreds lbs. Three and a qu"r
ter Bain wagon, heavy spring wag
on, 2 sets harness. 1325.00 for out
fit. Inquire J. R. Bumgarner, near
. stock yards.
FOR SALE No. 10 Remington visible
typewriter with tabulator attachment
and back' spacer; good as new.
Cheap for cash.. Home Independent
Telephone company. V- 4-12-3t
WANTED A steady girl or woman
for kitchen work. Call Farmers 81.
4-12-6t
FOR RBNT 5-room modern house.
Phono Black 1192. 3 25 tf
WANTED Refined middle aged lad7,
to help with housework and care of
two children. Good home for two
years for right party. Box 235, En
terprise, Ore. -
5: AN WISHES LADY HOUSEKEEP
ER. No objection to child. Call
Ulnck 1262 after 6 o'clock In even
ing. . ll-15-4t
1C0 ACRES PARTIALL IMPROVED
timber -land. Will make a goo-1
home, timber enough to , pay for
place, will trade for La Grar.do
home. Phone Main 189, Slough In
vestment Co., oyer Newlin's Drug
store," ,i ';
O.-W. OFFICIALS AM) COMMER
CIAL CLUB TO COXFF.U
Careful Study of Train Service on llm
Itranch Line to lie Made in Ink' rim
One week from Friday Traveling
Passenger . Agent j. fit.' O'Neill will
hold a conference with the member o'clock, p. m., to consider said estl
' ed are as follows:
All that portion of G avenue from
the east side of Fourth street to the
Masonic cemetery.
(A) And the property affected or
benefited by said Improvemetn Is as
follows
All the lots abutting on the south
sido of G avenue to from the east line
of Fourth street to the Masonic come
tery.
Notice Is hereby further given tlint
tne council will levy a special assess
ment on nil the property affected and
benefited by such Improvement for
the purpose or paying for such Im
provement. That the estimated cost
of such Improvement is the sum nf
$5X0.00. That the conunil will, on
the 17th day of April, 1912, meet at
the council chamber at the hour of 8
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and directors of the La Grande Com
merclal club relative to the securance
of better and different train service or.
branch line points. Wallowa count.'
r.eople will be asked to. express any
desire they may want in the way of
changed passenger and . freight train
service and La Grande will act in con
junction with the "other end" re-
questlons. It Is believed that the O-V,
will stand ready at that time to rtij
something toward betterment of the I
branch line service, and the directors
will await anxiously what Is to be
afforded at that time.
SITUATION WANTED Young boy
with .experience in grocery and de
livery wants work. Or . will take
office work. Call Observer.
Phone Main 61 for hay, grain, feed
and fiour. Mose Elledge, Wilson bldg.,
Jefferson avenue. ...
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HOUSE dEAMISG
ITHOISTEBISG
FCRMTCUE REPAIRING
MATTRESS STAKING
L. F. BELLINGER,
PHONE REDW.
NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
TO WHOM IT 'MAY CNCERN: No
tice is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the com
mon council of the city of La Grande,
Oregon, onthe 21st day of Fehruarv
1912. creatlmr Imnrovemont district
No. 46, and designating O avenue as
such district, and In pursuance of a
resolution adopted by Bald common
council on the 21st day of February.
1912, whereby said council determined
and declared Its Intention to Improve
all tnat portion of G avenue In said
Improvement district as . hereinafter
described, by laying thereon the Boiith
side board walk.'the council will, ten
daya after the service of this notice
upon the owners of the property af
fected and benefited by Buch Improve
ment, order that oald above described
mated cost, and the levy of said as
sessment, when a hearing will be
granted to any person feeling aggriev
ed by such assessment.
La Grande, Oregon, April 3rd, 1912.
CITY COUNCIL OF L AGRANDE,
, OREGON.
By C M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the city of La Grande,
Oregon,
RIDS WANTED.
Notice is hereby given that the dis
trict school board of school district
No, One of Union county, Oregon, will
receive up to 7:30 o'clock p.m. of
May 3, 1912, sealed bids for weather
stripping the windows (except in
basements and commercial room) of
the High, Central and Fourth Ward!
school buildings. Bidders to furnish
all material and perform all labor.
Specifications for same to bo 'furnish
ed with bid. All work to be done dur
ing summer vacation and completed
by August 20, 1912. Bids to be loft
Wifh finhnnl Marlr Tha Knn.il .Aeammal
the right to reject any or all bids.
ARTHUR C WILLIAMS,
School Clerk.
4-llnntil iMay 3-12.
pectoranis on the market. Containing
no opiates or narcotics It can be given
freely to children. Enough of thlf
remedy can be taken to relieve a cold
as It has no nauseating results and
does not lnterfere wlt hdlgestion." A.
T. Hill.- ' - -
Another Good Reason
SAFETY
SsssSOTSWWSrasassSI daries of said district to be so improv-
C. L. Parsons, secretary and treas
urer of the C. II. Ward Drug Co!, Pas
adena, Calif., writes: "We have sold
and recommended Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for years. We helleve
Improvement be made; that the bouu- it to be one of the most efficient ex-
. Safety should be a big consideration in the selection
of a light.
Insurance tables show that kerosene lamps cause
:nore fires than any other one thing, except defective
flues.
Nearly every day we read of fires caused by over-
bumeu or expioaea lamps, mere 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.
Fortunately, electric lights are now so cheap it is un
necessary, as well as unwise, for you to take any;
chances with oil lamps.
We are always ready to furnish comnlfit.A infArma;
tion regarding rates for all kind a of licritincr it mil
will call at our office, or phone Main 34.
eastern uregon Light & rower to.
j "Always at your; service" I