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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1912)
PAGE TWO Notice PFOPf ; F S Rl IS NOW RUNNING-' IN FULL BLAST THEIR STO .1 Anniversary' . And - Stock . Reduction.. .. $500.00 Worth of Merchandise Given Away During This SALE fS7 ft Tpx! $500.00 Worth of Merchandise Given Away During This SALE AS WE MENTIONED BEFORE WE ARE GOING TO MAKE EVERY SACRIFICE IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH OUR AIM OUR OPENING DAY WAS THE BEST WE HAVE EVER EXPERIENCED. THE CROWD WAS ENORMOUS ALL DAY, 1 AND ONE COULD HEAR THEM SHOUTING "GIVE ME THIS," "I'LL TAKE THAT," OR "W IT: O'll ME." THIS IS EVIDENCE. ENOUGHS O SHOW THAT OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT, OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT AND THE BARGAINS ARE HERE. NOW, COME ON, EVERYBODY, AND FOLLOW THE CROWDS AND TAKE ADVANTGE OF THIS BIG MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY. ; " 1 - "' numbers of Fort Worth, Tex.,: ob tained an advauce of BO cents a ay this year and will have another 50 cent raise the two years following, this Including every shop In , the city. A .j -j . .11 .i . thqpovjx::r HYMOiHkQCKS I'ullut aui : Cockorel 9Iatliig 1 , UtlUtj- llatii-ifs. Egffg for .sale. ; For l'rlccs Cor. . : : . respond to ') D. By STODDARD " i La Grande, Ore j Getting Left is what those ltJissfuided mortals arc doing who luiy wheels on the strength of their being "just as good" as the Columbia bicycle. There is no. other wheel just as good and certainly none better. The Colum bia wheel stands for all that is superior in bicycle construction grace, beauty and ease of run ning. New stock just ar rived. Leighton's Garage ROMAJfCK E.NI)S HERE. Two O.-W. Operators, Co. Workers lit the Key, Wedded In La Grantle. Elaborating on tlie wedding an nouncement in ' the Observer a few days since relative to the marrlags of Mr, Wood' and Miss Swart, the Pen dleton Live Wire remarks: Harry Schwlchtenborg, the ,, weji ltnown and popular operator . nt the loeal O.-W. R. & N. office, ' r'eturnol! this Tnorning on No. 5. .from Lai Grnndc, where he hnd acted as "beat man" at the wedding of Frank' Wool and iMiss Myrtle Swart. ! ' Mr. Wood was formerly a telegrapn operator here and 1b well known to a large number of people. Miss Swart was formerly the operator at Gibbov! where she met Mr. Wood... ;'.. ;. They were married at the home of the bride's parents, which was prettily rlacorated for the occasion, and after the ceremony an elaborate wedding supper was served to the many friends of the young couple who were present The bride and groom will visit In La Grande for a few days, after " whicb. they .will go tol Umatilla, where Mr Wood is .now employed and where they will make their future .home. Mr. and Mrs. Wood intend malting a trip to Texas this fall, where the parents of the 'bridegroom reside. ': ' : iTIIE G08SARD COUSETj THEY 1 LACE I'NFKOSiT." ' Model 0, Gossard. Is for the woman j of full proportions. ' ' ! Lot your next corset be a GossarJ. : A trial fltting will convlncw you why j the "Gossard Corset" excels. A complete line ot new models al- 'ways on hand. "'Price $3.50 to $850. . TUUS. R0BT. lATTISO, l'hone Red 8221 Corsetlcre. ; - SU3U10X.S. ' : In' the circuit court of the state ot Oregon, for the county of Union. 1 Sada Anderson, plaintiff, vs. F. L. Meyers, i executor of the last will of John Predmore, deceased, Sisters of St. Frauds, of La Grande, Oregon, ana William Hull, H. C. Montgomery and ,1. J. Beldin, trustees of the La Grande and (Moss Chapel Circuit ot the Metho dist Episcopal church, South, in Un ion county,. Oregon, and all other per sons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate or Interest In or Id or lien upon the real estate described In the complalnt(hereln. ':v , . All other persons or parties un known , claiming any right, title, es tate or Interest in or to or Hen upon the real estate described In the com plaint herein, defendants above nam ed: You and each of you are hereby notified to be and appear In the above entitled court ana answer the com plaint thereiu tiled against in tlu above entitled suit within six week? from the date of the first publication ot this summons; And defendants will take notice that If they tall so to ap pear aud answer the plaintiff will, for want thereof, apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, to-wit, that plaintiff bo decreed to Li he owner In foe and entitled to .th? possession of the real estate described j in the complaint!, It-wit: Lots elev en, twelve and thirteen In block twoj of. Predmore addition to the Town of La Grande Union county, Oregon, an I that plaintiff's title thereto be qu!ot9d. 'This summons Is published by vir tue of an order of the clronlt court of ! the state of Oregon, of Union County.! of date February 6th, A. D." 1912, d!- rectlng publication thereof In-the Li I Grande Evening Observer once eacbj week for six consecutive weeks and the first publication of this sumnioiu Is on the 16th day of April, A. D. 1912. V 'J. D. SLATER, , Attorney for Plaintiff. Ap 16 23 30 May 7 14 21 28 REV. DCSKIX MOVES. Baker RajiUst Pastor Goes to Corral . ' lis Pastorate at Once. Rev. Daniel G. Dunkln will preach his last sermon next Sunday as 'pas tor of the First Baptist cliurch of Ba ker and will a week later begin his duties as pastor of the First. Baptist church at Corvallis, relates the Baker Herald, When he resigned recently he hai Intended to take up work ' with the McMInnville college but when he re ceived the offer of the pastorate of the i Corvallis church he accepted It as It would allow him to be at home more. Rev. Dunkin was greatly like.l by his congregation here and wa? loath to go but made the change for the benefit of Mrs. Dunkln's health. Plana for the services next Sunday have not beep made but there will probably be a special program. The successor to Rev. Dunkln has no been definitely chosen. , , 1 WJ1-,,V 2? ! Milwaukee (Wis.), Bricklayers and Masons' union has sent notices t,i tha I architects that after May 1st lngpec-i A tors on nil bnildlnes under pnnstm tion must bo practical bricklayers and HALF OF Y0LR LIFE Is spent in your working cloflms i Are jou satisfied avHh the kiifd you are wearing? You will be 1 more than satisfied If yon lvenr I '. DAYS' IUO FIVE IlRVM) f UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS . J. R. OLIVER,' Proprietor : Tne Reliable Abstract firm Union County. .n. FIRE INSURANCE, MORTGAGE LOANS of Go to B. B. NUTTER for Paints, Wall Paper, Varnishes, Oil, Etc. Phone, R 971 Nest to Obserrer OffUe. M n m m m m m m m m m m m m I this r' w ' ' N0W ;? THE "glPfeliej PLACE, -plr T1 " TIME PhinlESS 50 GENTS Extraction By our late scientific methods we are removing all teeth practically without pain OR NO PAY Nervous people and those with heart affections are having their teeth filled and extracted without the , least palu or danger while thoy sleep. Advice freely given. ' ' - J MODERN DENTISTS f- Over Newlin Drug Store. DR.T. C. OHMART, D.M.D., Mgr. La Grande, Ore.
