La Grande evening observer., August 23, 1912, Image 7

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1912. .
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SHIP GRATIB
J New Calcutta
BRAIN BAGS
Ready at PORTLAND,
SEATTLE or TACOMA lor
immediate shipment upon
receipt of order
E.T.B. MILLS
Agent for Importer
bperlal Hotel. PORTLAND, OR.
Write lor Prices
WHEELWRIGHT
Cement work of all
kinds. Sidewalks and
curbs a specialty. All
work done under my
personal supervision. ;
PHONE RED 3952
B.B. Nutter
THE PRETTIEST PATTERNS
.Our
Latest
patte
ni the newest colorings in Wall P
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' are nere ior your mwu
here Is a large assortment of flgurs
it" floral designs lit for any room Is
IB llffliu suit ()ia MnAP la Of 1 Ten
Igh grade, strong and lasting in col
k. Ton ars lnrltsd to call and la
ct Mr stock, and we feel sure yor
fll And hers Just the pattern to pleas
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Phone Red 971.
ALL PUPILS CAX SEND EXHIBITS
, . FREE OF FREIGHT.
0.-W. and Oregon Electric Makes Ar
rangements With State Fair People.
Arrangements for shipping free of
coat all exhibits to the state fair at
Salem by pupils of Oregon schools
have been made by the O.-W. The
railroad has offered these conditions
for all exhibits, such as ' drawings,
needlework,..; agricultural .. products,
canned goods and preserves, poultry,
liva stock, or work of industrial
schools, "exhibited by pupils under di
rection of state board of education at
the Oregon state fair, at fair grounds,
Ore., will be transported by the O.-W,
from all points on its lines in Oregon
to the fair and return free under the
following conditions:
1st. All exhibits will be restricted
o "pupils" regular enrolled; and 1st.'
All exhibits will be restricted to
lepresent the bona fide work of pupils
regular enrolled and attending scnooi
within the state of Oregon.
?nd. All such exhibits must be con
nentrated and shipped from each
school or school district under dlrec
.... a.,irintpni1PTi'i!. nrlncioal-i, or
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nthor nrnner authorities must, in or
turned to original point of shipment
handling must be under same conai
ifmrta
9h inhibits will not be aceptea
under provisions of this arrangement
when tendered by individuals, pupils
or .hlDoers, but must in all cases oe
forwarded under conditions as sped
t. flnnarintendents. nnncapsi, or
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other propert authorities must, in or-
. benefit of the arrangement.
- Kin. nr lAiUns or shipping re-
cetpts ths following noiauon
signatures: ,.. ,
sMilmnent- contains i-
regularly enrolled pupils of
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ichooi district for exhibition (and not
.or sale) ut Oregon state fair.".
(Signed)
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The Oregon Electric have also writ
ten that they will handle exhibits ac
cording to the same rules. ,
Are Ever at War.
There are two things everlastingly
at war, joy and plies. But Bucklen'
Arnica Salves will banish plies. It
joon subdues the itching, irritation.
Inflammation or swelling. It gives
comfort, invites Joy. Greatest healer
of burns, bolls, ulcers, cuts, bruises,
eczema, scalds, pimples, skin erup
tions. Only 25 cents at all druggists
Nat Goodwin, Marie Doro and WIIo
on Lackaye will tour the country In
"Oliver Twist"
Lewis Waller will begin the season
In a modern drama, to be followed by ' Miss Annie Russell plans to revive
"Henry V." , 4 j several old English comedies.
Grace George will begin the season I ' Frances Starr will continue fa "The
In a Chinese play by Volmoeller. j case of Becky." . ' '
"Were all medicines as meritorious
as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be
much better off and the percentage of
suffering greatly' decreased," writes
Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Indiana.
For sale by all dealers. ... .. ,
AfainnmAmoimg
rairinns
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The Silas Koger farm of 240 acres, one of the best money mak
ers in the county, just three miles north of Cove. 240 acres under
high cultivation, 80 acres of timber and grazing land. Good house
and good barn. Well watered, 40 acres in alfalfa, as much more
in timothy, family orchard. Beautiful view of the valley. Ask any
of the Cove people what kind of a farm this is and they will tell '
you. Very easy terms. Come in and let me show you a photo
graph and then you will want to s ee the farm.
Here Is a Bargain
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I will be in La Grande until
the first week in September.
Come early. Do not delay
having your work done until
the last week.
DR. STEVENSON.
80 acres three miles west of Summerville, two fine springs suffi
cient to irrigate ten or twenty ac res of alfalfa, fine orchard, good ;
barn and fair house. The price will appeal to those wanting a
small farm that is especially adapted to dairy, hogs, poultry and
fruit. Quite a lot of strawberries, raspberries, grapes and other
vines on the place. Call and get particulars. , '
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