La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1912, Image 7

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912.
PAGE SEVEN
Swift'sPremium
Hams and Bacon
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SWIFT PREMIUM HAM. ... .22c a lb.
SWIFT PREMIUM BACON . '. .V,. . .30c a lb.
New Lot Just Received
Fresh Vegetables
I And Fruit
I Every Day By Express
I
The City Grocery & Bakery
Home of Fancy Groceries
ItEV. WIXO0 HOLDS AUDIENCES
WITH SERVICES.
'
Two Baptized Last Sight Will Con
... tlnue Through the Week.
The revival meeting at the Chris
tian church ' tg growing In Interest,
Dr. Wingo baptized two last night, a
man and his wife. Others are ex
pected tonight. Dr. Wlngo announced
last night that he would preach by
request tonight on "Memory In the
World to Come." The sermon last
night tm "The Stone ot Stumbling"
held the attention ot the audience
throughout. Dr. Wlngo employs no
clap-trip, no sensational ' methods ot
any kind, but his sermons appeal very
strongly to the Intelligence and rea
soning faculties of his audience. His
illustration illustrate. He may pos
sibly remain here through next week.
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Let Us Protect Your Health
1by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con
dition, connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sani
tary laws. -
BAY & ZWEIFEL
LICENSED PLUMBERS LA GRANDE
Classified
Advertising S
A FURNISHED HOUSE to rent.
A FURNISHED HOUSE to sell on
easy terms. . ... !
FINE 40 ACRE RANCH 600.00. J100'
cash and $100.00 per year. Build-'
lugs, springs. Will make Ideal home
WILL TRADE RANCH for city prop
erty, also good team for city lots.
Slough Investment Co., over New-
lin's Drug Store, Phone Main 189.
"s ' . 4-30-tf
WANTED Small house or two or
': three unfurnished or partly furn
ished rooms for light housekeeping.
Mrs. L. W. Paxson, 1304 O avenue.
WANTED TO BUY A good yo.ng
work team. SIod?. Investment to.
M-tf !
WANTED By young couple furnish
ed house. Address P. 0. Box 512
5-13-6t I
FOR 'RENT-Oue four room and one'
eight room house South side of the
track. Inquire Slough Investment
company.
A Human Salamander. I
Chabert. tliu Ure kin;;, who was a
popular favorite in . Loudon, eighty
purs ago, claimed to be able to swui-,
iow arsenic ana otner poisons wun
Impunity. Visitors to his entertainment
were requested to come provided with
phosphorus, prusslc ucid. arsenic and
oxalic -t'id, which be proceeded to con
sume before their eyes, taking nu untl
dote afterward which wus supposed to
neutralize their effects. Then, to show
that he was us Impervious to bent as
to poison, be would take n raw leg of
lamb Into an oven heated to 220 de
grees and remain Inside until the Joiut
was cooked, wheu it was carved and
bunded around to the audience. The
performance concluded by Chabert rub
bing a red hot shovel on his bend and
face and allowing any one who wished
to drop molten sealing wax on bis
tongue and hands. 1
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Phone Red 251.
V 5-9-tf
Fl'ItNlSHED FRONT RQO.i for rent.
S06 Spring street. 5-U-tf
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Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
Hats and Occupations.
In some parts of f hi world the silk
bat is still the professional licudgear of
the chimney sweep. .About a dozen
years ago the writer constantly observ
ed this In Wurttemberg. and last your
be found the same combination in
Swltzerluud. The mysterious relations
between the hat and occupation, con
victions and recreations, woul'd make
an Interesting study. At one time the
politician who wore a white hat pro
claimed btmself a Radical. Nowadays
be would probably be suspected as an
old fashioned Tory. Then no self re
specting cricketer would have appeared
without a tall lint In former days. But
Mr. Jenner-Fust has recorded how he
and otbers were compelled to drop the
hi) bit in tbe twenties and thirties by
the spectators' Jeers at "post boys.','
Loudon Chronicle. ,
FDR SALE Heavy draft team of
geldings. Slough Inrestnient com
pany. 5-4tf
WANTED Dining room girl. Apply
at Palace restaurant. 5-6-tf
EXPERIENCED MAN AND WIFE,
workers, want steady job on farm.
Address Box 729. Call 806 Spring
street. 5-9-tf
FOR RENT Nine room . house mod
ern. Suitable for rooming house or
private boarding place. Inquire at
Slough Investment company. 5-10-tf
FOR RENT Modern six room house,
close in. Call Red 1081. 5-10-tf
WANTED Girl for general , house
work. Apply 2002 Oak. 5-11-tf
WANTED Second hand wagon, suit
able for hauling lumber with single
horse. Must be cheap. L. M. Klees,
Summerville. 5-14-3t
HOUSE FOR RENT Inquire 2004 Ad
ams. E. W. Kemmerrer. 5-14-7t
1 Imno
rtant Notice
To
Bankers, Merchants, Manu
facturers and Residents.
A complete up-to-date Metropolitan City Directory Is now being
compiled under expert direction, exclusively for La Grande. It will
not embrace other portions of the county. La Grande is large enough,
prosperous enough and sufficiently Important to demand an up-to-date
City Directory. Other cities of less importance and smaller population
In Oregon have theirs. Why not La Grande?
The New Directory will contain accurate Information of all charac
ter appertaining to this City; In other words, it will be a completo
Directory containing the names of every resident of La Grande, show,
lng his or her occupation together with their specific place of busi
ness and residence.
The publishers will place this valuable work upon the market at
the low price of $1.50 by subscription only.
Bnslness men will readily recognize the great Tnluc of using the
La Grnrrie Directory as a most profitable advertising medium.
For Rates etc.. Address
DIRECTORY PUB. CO.
La Grande, Oregon
Befora tha Breakaway.
' Two heavyweights had goue on for a
preliminary, both willing and eager,
but hopelessly ignorant in tbe cruft of
the game. y
One of tbe first grapples brought the
pair to tbelr knees, and neither knew
how' to make a move which should be
both aggressive and defensive. They
were head to head literally at logger
headsand remained in this position
for a minute.
Tbe lull gave the comedian in tbe au
dience a full stage..
"Well," be shouted, "whut is the se
cret?" Chicago Post.
WANTED Position by experienced
experienced housekeeper. No ob
jections to country. Mrs. J. Kleese,
Corner B avenue and 3 street. Ad
dress Old Town grocery or Observ'
er office. , 5-14-4t
Clever Girls In '1797.
Some of the accomplishments for
merly imparted at genteel academies
would hardly meet with the approval
of modern educational authorities. A
writer In the London Times of Nov. 2.
1797, states that "nt some of our first
boarding schools the fair pupils are
now taught to play whist and cnssluo.
Among their winning ways this may
be not tbe least agreeable to papa and
mamma. It Is calculated that a clever
child by Its cards may pay for Its own
education."
Did His Best.
She After xlx weeks. of mnrrled life,
Arthur, 1 have reached the snd certain
ty thai you do uot love me. Arthur
Jly deurl . Phelt's no use protesting.
You should linve married some credu
lous, HlnpM jslri: Arthur Well, dar
ling. 1 did ns.i very l)v;t.
Sotr.e;v- '''.Tnjrian.
Mrs. A.-V!i'' -I'll y'liir husband say
when he s".v the bill for your now
gown? Mrs. II. 1 didn't bear. I start
ed to play mi the piano Boston
Transcript.
LOST Jersey cow with horns, has S
branded sideways on right hip; also
, has halter on. Will person finding
cow please milk her. Call Farmers
87. E-14-3t
FOR RENT Suite qf rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. Per
ry Oliver. 5-14-tf
FOR SALE ON FINE TERMS Pot
plants, all kinds ot bedding plants
such as geranium, asters in separ
ate colors or mixed, pansy plants, ,10
bolla. petunia, verbenas candytuft
and lots of others; also celery to
mato and cabbage plants by Nelder
er Bros., FloriBts. Adams avenue,
greenhouse. 5-15-Gt
WANTED Young married woman
wishes house-cleaning or day work.
Telephone Red 3861. Mrs. Geo. Bol
lln. 1307 Penn, La Grande, Ore. 15-lt'
FOR RENT Four room furnished
cottage. Inquire Mrs. S. C. Zuber.
6-15-tt
Gas in Your Stomach i
Not Always n spepsia
It's Nervousness
"Facts are stubborn things' it an
aphorism firnt used by Ln Sajrc In "Gil
Bins.' It has beeoruu proverbial.
Yt;r Xervrti very often make your Stomach irrittlifo.
It, refusal to work; food dot not digest and Ons friiis.
Ttiat'sonc kind of I)y?pcijsia( tlw Nervous kind, and this
kind you aim cure only by a Remedy that acts directly on
the Stomach Xcrvw.
Uaaimann'ri Gab-Tablet s do tliw to jicrfcction. They are
made especially for dsn. They act oa your Stomach
Nerves, they quiet the irritable, rclx'Ili-ms aaa forming
StotRAcb, and Dul only relieve, but rurcGus penna neatly.
Itvalljr it BWjr.18 a pity if you rafter from Gnu in t!a
Stomach and Ilowels nut to try ItarJ matin's Gas-Tablet.
These peculiar tablets are Bold for 50c by every druggist,
or send direct to Hr.hnemauu Pharmacy, 330 Sutter St.,
San Francisco.
REXALL STORE
REXALL STORE
GLASS
That's what you want in
STATIONERY
Something better for less money then you have been
paying is what we have to show you. Steel Die Ini
tial in blue letters, the classiest kind of high grade
linen paper at 50 cents a bpx, . : j ' ' J ; V-.'
Cascade Linen, special at 39cts. 48 sheets and 48 en
velopes to the box, nothing like it at the price. In
pound packages our Lord Baltimore is the best we
know about at 29ct. the pound. Envelopes to match
lOcts. Odr tablet line is very complete.
Hill's Drug Store
SEE WINDOW
SEE WINDOW
B. B. Nutter
Wall paper from 10c to 75c
per roll
Paint. Picture and Room Mouldings
Phone Red 971. 6th Street.
Next Door to Observer Office ;
SIDEWALKS
Anything In Concrete
Plain or Reinforced
C. T. Darley & Co.
Contractors and Engineers
Sommer Building, Room 7.
P. O. No. 64.
Phone, Main 83.
Call Main Eight
Retail Department
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Ruberoid
Roofing, Sash Doors, etc.
at the
George Palmer Lumber Co.
Just Received
a nice shipment of Fish and Cheese
of all kinds. The very best that A.
C. L. Haase & Son's Fish Co., of St.
Louis, put up. All on display at
our store. Call and be convinced.
Fresh shipment of Green Vegetables
Every Day
O. R. Stageberg
I THE GROCER
PHONEQMAIN 70
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