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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1912)
' PAGE SEVEN it A Stoe A . O 11 . n n A n- . l 11 -1L U can ml nwcay dkiow oils mxycii vcasye Here Is A Ghanee Where oney Talks. GjPE EV5?Q 0BSERVER ATURDAY.'MAY 38, 3912. M f I have as good a stock farm as there is in Union county, 2,080 acres, of which 250 acres are in meadow and cultivation and between 50 acres and 100 acres more can be cultivated; tlie-balance is fine grass land that speaks for itself. This farm has not been over pastured. . Last year, very little stock was permitted. Fine bunch grass, fenc ed, well watered, within 12 miles from La Grande. Fine roads H months in the year. Less than $5,000 cash will handle this, the balance on very reasonable terms. If you ar$. in- any way interested in such a proposition you should lose no time in calling and permit me to show you this. The owner is a non resident and has priced this place to move it. ' v-:V':' .. ' f -.f:".: :- 'i;'-.:..;:.;iv- w .-'x ': The last advertisement I placed in this paper brought a purchaser for the stock ranch bargain I advertised within ten days. This single insertion if read by stock men, will sell this farm. This farm is only to be inspected to demonstrate its merits and the price is as attractive as the farm itself. An auto will convey you to the farm in 45 minutes. Will you give me the opportunity of showing it? , ; " Tours for Business, Geo. H. Currey Real Estate ! B. B. Nutter ! Wall paper from 10c to 7Sc j Paint, Picture and Room Mouldings j Phone Red 971. 6th Street. ! Next Door to Observer Office - SIDEWALKS Anything In Concrete r , Plain or Reinforced C. T. Darley & Co. Contractors and Engineers Sommer Building, Room 7. P. O. No. 64. ?- Phone, Man 83. Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing ''.. .... Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor , ''COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND' FOUNDRY 1 Classified n IINIVIIIIlllltf 2 Advertising MS A FURNISHED HOUSE to rent. A FURNISHED HOUSE to sell on easy terms. FINE 40 ACRE RANCH $600.00, $100 cnuh and $100.00 per year. Build ings, springs. Will make Ideal home WILL TRADE RANCH for city prop erty, also good team for city lotB. Slough Investment Co.,, over New- Un's Drug Store. Phone Main 189. 4-30-tf COMMENCING T0M0BB0W NIGHT, GBADl'ATIOJi IS HEBE. Baccalaureate Sermon Sandiiy and i (Jruduallon Follows Tliursdny 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 work team. Slough Investment to. , r 5.7-tf FOR SALE Heavy draft team of geldings. Slough Investment com' : pany - B-4tf : - WANTED Dining room girl. Apply at Palace" restaurant. 6-6-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. v . 6-10-tf WANTED Girl for., general . house- work. Apply 2002 Oak. B-ll-tf HOUSE FOR RENT Inquire 2004 Ad ams. E. W. Kemmerrer. 5-14-7t Imp Notice ortant Bankers, Merchants, Manu facturers and Residents. A complete np-to-date Metropolitan City Directory Is now being compiled under expert direction, exclusively for Ln Grande. It will "-mot' embrace other portions ot the comity. It 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? - V The Jfew Directory will contain accurate information of all charac ter appertaining to Oils City; In other words, It will be n complete Directory containing the names of every resident of Ln Grande, show Ing his or her ocenpntion together with their specific place of busi ness mid residence. , ' ' The publishers will place, this valuable work upon the market nt the low price of $1.60 bjssnl.tsf Hplln only. . " . Business men will readily reconizi the great value of using (he La Grande Directory as a most profitable advertising medium. For Rates etc.. Address DIRECTORY PUB. CO. .a Grande,' Oregon - FOR RTCNT Three j .' for l'cu's'!;cep'jis. Tomorrow night- the baccalaureate address to 4he graduating class will be delivered at the high school au ditorium. Rev. E. P. Borden of the list church will deliver the ad dress at 8 o'clock and the public gen erally is invited to be present, The program for the occasion consists of: Hymn .... .Onward' Christian Soldier Congregation and Choir. BUY A good young Prayer Rev. Upton Gibbs Anthem. ...... .Now the Day Is Over - Young Peoples Choir. Scripture Reading. Rev. E. P. Borden Solo. Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah . Mrs. Laura Green Wills. Address.......... Rev: E. P. Borden Anthem..... Jesus, Lover of My Soul Mixed Quartet . Song ........ America Congregation and Choir. Benediction .....Rev. E. P. Borden -High School Notes. The graduation exercises will be held 'in the auditorium next Thurs day evening. . 4 4 4 ' The Btereoptlcan ' was installed, in the high schdol this week. ' 4, .j. 4. - Rev.:Barry of Baker visited the classes Tuesday. He made a talk oh "The Local History of the Grande Ronde Valley" before the history class. .. '' ' 1 i .- . ;. 4. 4, - ; - --.i The "exams" in the grades will be gin on Tuesday. ' .j Prof. Montgomery announces that the bottle washers of the chemistry department are working over-time, j . .. ! The grade boys finished their work in manual training this week but the high school boys will not be through until next week. 4 4 4 A close contest was held in the shorthund class, of which the results are not yet given out. 4 4 . Miss Lema Moss won "The Great Stone Face," written in' Greg short hand, and a typewriting instructor in the final contest Thursday morning. The contest was on new matter and lusted ten minutes. Miss Moss won with a splendid net 'epeed and was closely followed by Paul Crouter and JIIks Muriel Moss. -, 4 4 4 Dr. Pflddork addressed the student body Tuesday afternoon In the audi torium. His subject was on the de scription and results of Monte Carlo, Monaco. He alBO- took liis listeners to Gibraltar and explained In detail this great' fortress. " 4 The civic .class took their final test this wefck. Tio rnst of the exams will 1Kb T MAN fans are behind him whlci helps at little with youngsters, , Another youngster that is breaking into league baseball albeit there has neen any symptoms or ieagu Dan yet (Continued rrom page .) ; j In this neck of the woods Is Cosgriff. For several years, as a "kid, he ohused a young fellow from- Ruby, North Da- ' files for Lou Nordyke's bunch, and kota. . He gained notoriety there with; threw balls to warm, up' pitchers in high school teams and drifted out t the Northwestern league, Nordyke Great Falls in the Union association taught 'him all be knows about the where he was released to Ogden and. game, and by the way this 1b his first fom rOgden he came here after spend appearance as a first baseman. Nor- Ing a few days there at the time- the dyke sent Walters to Pendleton be- season opened. Yesterday ; he was. fore the present season opened, as a switched to short and works as well right fielder, but Garret was full up there as anywhere and in addition to and he came over here after spending his ability ns a ballplayor third in the about 12 days with Jess' aggregation. point of ge in the league today. (- 1 The only youngBter In the league that , . . ' . can come close to him in the age prop- , ositlon is on Ruder of endleton's club; Now is the time to get rid of your who 1b only a fow mon'.hB older. Wal- rheumatism.' You can do it by apply ters fields a ground ball well, hits Ing Chamberlain's Liniment and mai- -well and instilB confidence with his saging the parts freely at each appll fledlng. No changes are need about cation. For Bale by all dealers, first for a while yet nnywny, and the - ' 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. B-14-4t FOR RENT Suite of rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. Per ry Oliver. 5-14-tf WANTED Young married woman wishes house-cleaning or day work. ; Telephone Red .3861. Mrs, Geo. Bol-,- Un. 1307 Penn, La Grande, Ore. 15-lt FOR RENT Four room furnished cottage. Inquire Mrs. S. C. Zuber. 6-15-tf; v" Let Us Protect Your Health by 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 GkANDE I Phone Main 8 I And Place Your Order For Berry Giips at the George Palmer Lumber Co. Retail Department r WANTED Two first class ' paper hangers. 50 cents an hour. Thatch er & Lynch. 5-16-tf WANTED Good second hand Under wood typeriter. ' Cheap. J. L. Rob ertson. Farmers 78. 617-lt WANTED Deep" holedrilIers"and two rock breakers. See J. L. Mars at quarry, . ' i Tf TNi ':'- " . 1 m I Jmt Received 1 1 FOR !RENT One four room and one eight room bouse South side of the ' track; Inquire Slough Investment company. WANTED By young couple furnish ed house. I Address P. O. Box 612. 5-13-6t furnlshod rnnms P!:si' ro 2S1 1 -9tf WANTED To buy n good second hand I ranre. Phone Red 1601. 5-16-tf be given next week. , 4 4 The annual will be finished for sale by Monday. It's a dandy. a nice shipment of Fish and Gheee of all kinds. The very best that A. C.. L. Haase & Son's Fish Co., v of St. Louis, put up. AH on display at our store. Call and be convinced. Fresh shipment ol Green Vegetables Every Day Stasebers THE GROCER :-; PttOUE MMH 70 o; r.
