LA GltANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1912. PAGE THBE3
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You may have thought it was last year, but a visit to the property NOW will
convince you that it is the best located and choicest bit of fully-improved and restricted
residence property in La Grande. You may remember the time when Connordale was a
vacant field and you could have bought it for a song. If that is true you can also proba
bly look back upon the time-not so very long ago-when La Grande was a village. But
La Grande is now a full-fledged young city with the richest agricultural and f ruit country
in the Northwest behind it, with the second greatest pay-roll ir Oregon, an unlimited sup
ply of standing timber, great shops and mills, miles of paved streets and other city im
provements, and the most brilliant prospects of steady and rapid growth of any city in the
Inland Empire. As La Grande increases in size and population it MUST GROW TO
WARD CONNORDALE. This city is hemmed in on the East by the railroad tracks,
shops, and yards. Connordale lies along Washington Avenue, now being paved with as
phalt directly to the head of this property, is level as a table, only seven blocks from the
center of town and a short ten minutes walk from the depot. It is improved with con
crete sidewalks and curbs, the city water is already in and we are now at work grading
and opening Washington Avenue beyond Connordale all the way to the County Road,
and preparing th: parking spaces for glass, trees and shrubs, which we set out free of
charge. Remember that Connordale is restrictedno shacks, cow-barns, livery stables or
manufacturing plants. Everything will be uniformtrees of the same age, wide streets
and sidewalks, a beautiful view, ho dirt grime or noise, no buildings that could mar a
select residence district, green lawns, gardens and a peaceful home atmosphsre through
out. Investigate our - home building offer - cheaper than rent and something to show
for your money.
Development Company
La Grande National Bank Building.
Call Red 1251