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Wave added a manufacturing ewelery department to their store and engaged the services (fl
an expert Jeweler and Goldsmith from the east who will have charge ot this work ,
x Artistic designed Jewelry made to order. Plain or fancy diamond mountings. Artistic gold or silver
plating. New claws put on diamond mountings. Agates, Moonstones, Opals and other stones cut and
poMshed. Elk Teeth mounted in any design. Mesh bags repaired and replated.
Bring In your' old jewelry and have it made in up-to-date styles. Old jewelry made like new. ,
PRICES REASONABLE. WORK DONE SAME DAY AS LEFT.
SIEGRIST & COMPANY, Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon
DRINK
SAM-O
America's Best Mineral Water
It's Good for What Ails You
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J.H. PEARE & SON
la Crance': leadi. g Jewelers
rnd Optometrists
ESTABLISHED 1890 v:.'
You will find a nice assortment
of articles suitable for wedding
presents by vUiitlng our store.
UpBiilcB the iihuuI large stuck of
diamonds and watches you will
see the latest patterns Id rings,
plnp, neck chains, loikrtB, ear
rings, bracelets, cut glass and
silverware which you can buy
as (heap as from any catalogue
boute In America quality con
sidered. Call and be con
vinced. We will examine and fit your
eyes by' the latest scientific
methods If they give you any
trouble. We grind our own
lenses.
Watch, clock and jewelry re
pairing a specialty.
Adams Ave. Opposite I -nod
Office.
ARE MERGED
ENTKliPIMSE COMPAM' OF $300,000
FORMED.
fuiloa and Lostine Plant to Be Op
erated Krom Enterprise.
HOMESTEADS
A few 320 acre Homesteads
near R. R. in the wheat belt of
Malhuer county. This is fine
level sage-brush land and will
grow good crops without, irri
gation. Hurry if you want one.
For information call at office of
SccurityLand SJrustCo.
(Enterprise News-Retard.)
The Enterprise Electric company,
at Its annual meeting this month will
formally take over the electric plants
at Wallowa and Lostine. The capi
tal Btock of the company, now $50,000
wiii be increased, probably to $300.
000 authorized, making it the largest
uome corporation in Wallowa county.
New officers will be elected at the
sr.me time. .'.V. C. Sivyer of Spo
Kaiie, it is the present plant, will
be made president and L. M. Simp-
fcon, also of Spokane, will be chosen
vice president. Mr. Simpcon will be
superintendent of the lines.
These important chnages were an
nounced in Enterprise recently by
Mr. Sivyer and mark the merging of
the electric properties of the three
Wallowa county cities Lostine,
Enterprise and Wallowa.
George E. Jacobs of Portland, for
some time has been acquiring these
properties. He took an option on a
controlling interest in the Enterprise
company. Then he bought outright the
electric plant formerly owned by the
Wallowa Merchantile company. He al
so bought the Lostine property.
Mr. Sivyer and .Mr. Simpson came
Into the county last week and looked
over the property. .Mr. Sivyer is heav
ily interested In electric companies at
several places in the northwest and
.Mr. Simpson is an engineer. The re
sult of their negotiations here with
Mr. Jacobs, who accompanied them.
was the purchase by Mr. Sivyer of the
Wallowa and Lostine properties and '
the taking up of the option on Enter- j
pi ise electric stock. ,
As the matter now stands the Wal-
kuva ami Ixistine plants are the per- i
Eonal property of Mr. Sivyer who also f
owns a majority of the stock of the i
Enterprise company. At the re-organ
ization of the latter corporation, Mr.
Sivyer 'will deed to it the Lostine and I
Wallowa property and the consolida
tion vi,: be complete. J
E. J. Korsythe and Jonathan Haas ;
retain an Interest in the Enterprise j
company. I
TEo three plants will be united at j
once. Material is on the way, with
which to put np a heavy transmission :
wire from Enterprise through Lostine
to Wallowa. Then the Lostine power
plant will -be discontinued. One of
the two plants at Enterprise and Wal-'
Iowa will be run continuously and
the other will be operated only at
liitl.t when lights are burning.
Net ice of Annual School Meeting.
Notice is hereby given to tfce legal
voters of school district No. one of
i;nion county, ftate of OregoD, that
the annual school meeting for said
district will be held at old high school
building in said district, to begin at
the bout of two oclock p. m. on the
third Monday of Jure, being the :?th
day of June, A.' D., 1912.
This meeting is called for the pur
pose rf electiEg one director and the
transaction of business usual at euec
tneetirp. Said election shall te held
fiom 2 f m. until C p. m. and it shall
be by 1 allot
J. W. KNOWLES,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest:
AUTHl'R C. WILLIAMS,
restrict Clerk. !
REMEDY
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Get this idea of rough, high-proof, strong whiskey
out of your head or it will get you play he
devil with your nerves ruin your digestion.
Why punish yourself.
Cyrus Noble, rurc old and palatable
bottled at drinking strength.
Sold everywhere and costs no more than
any ether gooi wliiey.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
General Agents Portland, Ore.
Special Prices
ON
Commercial
Job Printing
For Next Thirty Days
Seminary t.ift Krom Miss Gonld
East Nohtefield. Mass., June 8.
ttould Memorial Hall, a gift to North
fielil Seminary from Miss Helen M.
Gould, was formally dedicated this
afternoon with int"resting exercises.
To I'meil l.othlitn Mennment.
Washington, 1). ('., June .8. Ar
iangen,tn:s have been perfected for
the unvailing In Arlington national
lectin tery tomorrow afternoon of the!
j monument ertited in honor of Admiral j
Coghlan. who distintnislied himself in !
jttie battle of Manila Hay. The'
rnitcii Sjanlsli War Vetn-Mus will,
! bave rliHrne of the ceremonies. Ad
' miial Dettey will uinail the memorial. :
I nmt I'resiileut Taft. It I announced.;
I will spesk.
I Stanford row off for l'ouelikeep-ile
Palo Alto, Cnl.. June S Captain
l Seward and the nie.nbcrs of the var
I sity eight or I,, land Stunford, Jr.,!
I linlv'ersity departeilt today for Pough
I keeps'.e, N. Y., where the crew will
compete in t.:p Intercollegiate re
I gatta at tho end of this month. Much
interest Is manifested in the trip of
I the Stanford oarsmen as they will be
, the first representatives of and
! lece in the iar west to take pa
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THE EVENING OBSERVERS Job Department
has just received a shipment of Paper Stock that
was bought away Belo w the market nrir If urns o
cleanup sale of a paper house and we got the benefit
or prices.
Tbe having b Yours
For we will quote
Work for the Next
low prices on all Commercial
irty
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Firstclass Printing
At A Low
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