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Wee for Bids.
hoard of school district
, Ore., will receive bids
specifications ror su
ool building with base
nstructed of brick and
to be In by .My Utii.
eserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
Any special Information wanted cau
be bad by communicating . with, the
board. ' ' j 7-6-8t
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Stop? Coughs -Cures Colds
ror sale by A. T. BILL.
he Strengthrpf a Bank
id on the character of its $ssets; and of the
tehindit. vV ' ' '
bank, for twenty-five years a pillar of .
In in this community, keeps its resources
fficers will always see that its assets are of
character that its-strength oan never he
this basis we invite your confidence and . mfi
Mount': ,-: pi
Prande National Balhk ;
LA GRANGE,' OREGON', "i' V
CAPITA!.
SURPLUS
RESOURCES
J.HOLMES,
President.
YERS,
'Cashier.
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120,000.00
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VicejPresident. ,
EAEL .ZXTlifDELr '
Assistant Cashier.
Depositary of the United States gov
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;eSf Postal Savings Depository ;
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MISS LOWELL TELLS OF ITS I'LB-
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Simple Library Bules to Be Adhered
to Periodicals Haay.
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BY MARION LOUISE COWELL
'Librarian of the La Grande Public
" ' Library)
After the formal program on Mon
day evening. July 16th. the library
will be open to the public every oay
except Sunday,, from 1 to 5:30. and
from . 6: 30 to 9 p. m. According, to
statKleglsIatlon.the library la estab-:
lisfied and supported by city taxation-:
and Is in consequfoce. fre to all the i
people: The only . requirement for
Comfort Going Home !
and comfort tbat wifle will appreciate, Is a box of our delicious audf
pure Ice Cream, the most tempting and satisfying you ever tasted. 7
We have it In all the popular flavors and aa we malte It our.etes,.lo
our own model kitchens we can positively guarantee the purity of
every ingredient and peKjct cleanliness la ib handling. One tr!il
will nuke you a regular buyer.
Selder's
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La Grande
bers are to be found at the llbraiy at
any time; ..'
Si. Nicholas, i .
Popular Mechanics,
Youth's Companion. ,.
i Ladles' Home Journal. ' .
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Harper's- Bazaar.
"itONAS HALL, P0PULAB BUILDING
f Art r.V.'V.l.
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For
Phone Main 8
And Place Your Order
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at the
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George illmn Lumpeq:
Letail Dpiutmenl,
Church" edifice where La Grande publ lc llbrarvWs foeateSGTa'nd where the
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vioHucfbuiuuiviiai tmu una ui nuo ils uuuie u( jute. . it is iaXDlv
structure ;taat
a new
:ire;that La Grande hereafte r will, get its library fafijutiesunttl
r and "permanent home is bui It: ' ':y . . l'; .
ilett Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires
3RAN0E IRON WORKS
I D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor '
T MACHINE SHOPS AMD FOUNDRY
? 6 SO1V
Cfflv 1 Leadhg Jewelers
I optometrists
Ton will find a nice assortment -of
articles suitable for wedding
presents by visiting onr store.
Besides the usual large stock of
diamonds and watches you will
see the latest patterns In rings,
pins, neck chains, lockets, ear
rings, bracelets, cut glaaa and
silverware which you can bay
as cheap as from any catalogue
bona In America quality con
sidered. Call and be con
vinced. We will examine and lit your
eyes by the latest sdenUflo
methods if they give you any
trouble. We grind our own
lenses.
Watch, clock and Jewelry re
pairing specialty.
Adams Ave. Opposite Land
Office. 1
grown people living in La Grande to
entitle them to draw books Is that
they sign an application card, giving
name and address and promise to
abltte by the simple rules imposed by
the. 'committee. These rules allow
one book to be taken out at a time
on a card and kept for two weeks:
fine of one cent a day is required if
the book is kept overtime. Books lost
or Injured would naturally have to bo
replaced.
Anyone outside the city must obtain
the signature of a resident tax-payer
on his application card, and children
under 16 must obtain the signature
of parent or guardian.
There are at present one thousand
books In the collection but this will
be added to continually. Aside from
action which Includes many standard
work as well as later novels,, there are
books on debating, psychology and ed
ucation, taxation, city . government,
farming and the care of animals, sci
ence, art, music, literature, biography,
history and travel. United States ko-
lernment documents and Oregon stale
documents may be consulted st the
library; these includes laws and stat
utes, reports of the Historical society
and the year books of the department
of agriculture. t
The children's books include stor
ies, fairy tales and fables, biographies
histories, books on games and amuse
ments, telegraphy, air chips, camping,
etc.
It is planned to publish in the news
paper from week to week lists of the
books on different subjects for In
stance, one list would include all the
biographies, another all the works on
farming and agriculture, etc. Anyone
interested In any of these subjects
could keep the list for reference, and
bring It to the library as a guide wnen
consulting the books.
The 'following magazines have been
subscribed for and thB current iiutn-
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nifffiiii.iii 1
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Wen& Lumber. Co.
jain 732
TTOBTH LOOKING IJTTO
is our prices on high-grade
building lumber. When yon see
the quality and get our estimate
for your lumber supply yon will
find that It defies ' competition.
Our lumber Is thoroughly sea
soned and is cut from the cholc
est the forests yield, and we can
supply you with everything for
both outside and Interior work
from cellar to root.
House Beautiful. v.
Outing. . . .
Scientific American and supplement
Country Life In America. t .
Harper's Monthly. r
Ctntury. - - -
Soribner'a Magazine.
Chautauquan. .
Survey. "V.""
Education. ; : ' ,
Engineering Magazine.
McClure's.
Saturday Evening Post.
Craftsman. N
Outlook.
World's Work.
Review of Reviews.
World Today.
Harper's Weekly; " ' ' '
Atlantic Monthly.
North American Review,
Forum. .
Nation " - ' '
Dial .. - - V' " , : - . ;
American Magazine
Collier's.
Delineator.' '',,'
Everybody's.
International Studio.
Life. 1
Missionary- Review of the World.
Anyone having books which he
wishes to donate to the library Is
asked to send a list of them to the
librarian. Although It Is desirable to
enlarge the collection, yet lack . of
room at present would bar out any
books already on the shelves.
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A Tooic, Alterative and Heaohreat The
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! Auction Sale
JULY 17, 1912
17 head of horses; consisting of
1 6-year-old mare, good worker.
1 4-year-old mare with colt by her side.
1 4-year-old team. Will make a good family or truekster'a team.
1 4-year-old horse broken. . "
2 3-year-old mares, broken.
1 S-year-old horse broken.
1 t-year-old mare and horse.
6 1-year-old colts.
1 4-year-old Jersey cow, glv Ing milk.
1 12-foot McCormlck push binder and header combined.
1 .8 foot disc.
1 14 Inch two bottom gang plow.
1 Jumbo separator and picki'er, 1 grindstone, lumber and many
other articles .too numerous to mention.
Black Percheron stallion 6 vears old, 'weight 2,009 lbs.
AT E. S. KORJUS' FAIR VIEW RANCH FIVE 3TILE9 EAST OF IS
LAND CITT. . v
Sale berins at 1 e'elock p. m."
TERMS 90 days' time without Interest en approfed notes. I per
cent discount lor eash on amod nts over f 10.00.
Ed. Stringham, Auctioneer
Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting your plumbing in fast-class sanitary con
dition, connecting it to sewer so it will jjass all sani-
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BAY & ZWE1FEL
LICENSED', PLUMBERS LA GRANDE
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Every good house-wife should be
interested in electric cooking
for Summer months.
Summer months are very trying on the house wife. Sweltering over
cook stove Is no Joke In hot weather. No man has a right to ex
pect It of bis wife, and no wife has a right to sacrifice her health,
her youth and her good looks.
Don't Be a slave to an ancient cook
stove. Cook with electricity.
Cook in a cool kitchen and save from one-third to one-half your
. time with no wood nor ashes to'bother with; no soot, smoke nor. dirt
Electric cooking practically cuts ypur kitchen hours In half. Its
; value In comfort . and freedom from' drudgery cannot be over esti
mated. - . - .
We carry a complete line of electric cooking . devices everything
from plates to ranges. The line .s too varied to describe In this lim
ited space, but they can be seen at our office at any time. They a
are priced low enough to be within the means of 'all. We make a spe
cial rate to users' of our electric cooking devices, which makes them
aa cheap to use as wood ranges. Drop into our, offlce at any time and
let as demonstrate them to ydu. ' ' ;.
Eastern Oregon light & Power Co.
. "ALWAYS AT T0UX SIBTICT
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