La Grande evening observer., October 01, 1912, Image 2

PAGIETWO '
LA (JKANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1912.
HOWS THIS I
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LADIES' COLF OR HUNTINC COAT
GUARANTEED ALL WOOL
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Those new coats and suits. And the most de
lightful feature is they are inexpensive. You
will he surprised to see the excellent values
the quality of the goods the' expert workman
ship and all within easy reach of everyone in
price. Our line of ladies' mackinaws in plain
coloi-s and fancy plaids is something for every
ladv to see and consider. Call and see the line.
CON
FINISHED
MFD BY J. O. BALLARD & CO.
MALONE WOOLEN MILLS
MALONE, N. Y. '
' ' ' ' FOR SALE BY' " "
ErE. KKTLEM
Ladies9 Ready -fo-W ear
NOTICE.
Notice of the Reorder of llu? City of
Xa Ciramle, Oregon, of the assPs-sincMit
of Improvement District No. 17-11, of
the city of La Orawlo, Oregon.
Xottoe Is hereby given thnt (lie ns
sessment roll for the Improvement of
Jefferson uvenue, bulng improvement
Distric t No. 17-H. of the city of I.u
Grande, Or'son, under the provisions
of Ordinance No. C:'5, Series 11M2, en-
THE ABSTRACT &
TITLE CO.
La Grande, Ore.
Owners of a complete
and up-to-date set of
Abstracts of . Union
County, Oregon. All
work guaranteed. Give
us a trial.
C M LOCKWOOD, Mgr
Office in Foley Bldg.
titled, "An Ordinance declaring the
cost of improving the south Bide of
Jefferson avenue from the eaBt curb
line of Kim street to a point about CO
feet west of the west Hue of Fir street,
determining; the property benefited
thereby, levying mi asses.-mient there
on to defray the costs and expenses of
the Improvement, providing for the as
sessment roll of the same and direct
ing the nrty of said assessment in the
docket of city leins. providing a tlni"
when t'ne Bame shall become delin
quent and requiring the City Recorder
to prepare a special assessment roll in
acrordance with the assessment here
in levied and to collect said assess
ments, the same being in Improvement
district No. 17-B, In said city or I.n
Grande, Oregon, is now In my bands
for collection and that nyn Installment
thereon may be paid to me at any
time within ten (10) days from the 1st
day of fletoW, 1!U2. without penalty.
Interest or cost; and each property
owner is hereby notified that on ap
plication to the undersigned within
ten lini days from the 1st day of Oc
tober, i:H2, which is tl" first date of
The Radiant Grill
The Radiant (irill is. a i PMiMuutMii
electric device that gill's, IiIcm,
toasts and bolls; light on the tablu
if you like, or In the nursery or
sick-room. Can be connected to
any light socket. An ideal way to
prepare breakfasts, lunches, etc.,
and for all light cooking. A.-K for
Folder.
A still further reduction In
price for current, to users or
our
Electric
Grills
These wonderful little cooking
devices me proving so pom'lar
In I.a Grande that we have de
cided to make a still furhther
reduction in price of cu-rent.
Ccils 2c an Hour lo Operate
tho Klectilc Radiant Grin the
lightest, handiest, incut satis
factory and economical li!ii?
cooking cleice ever Invented.
Kvery lady who sees them
wants one.
We have a little folder telling
about the Klectric Itariiart Grill
A.k for one, or better still, let
us give you a practlcV. demon
stration In your cwu ho'iie
without obligation.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"always at your service
if
the publication of this notice, they will
be allowed to pay such assessment in
ten (10) annual installments, the first
Installment thereof being due and pay
able on or before the 1 1th day of Oc
tober, 1913. If application is not mad"
as iiiiove provided, the whole amount
will lie and become due, payable and
delinquent on the 11th clay of October,
1!U2.
All property owners interested are
hereby notified to appear at my office
In the c ity hall and pay the same.
Thi- assessment roll ia as follows:
( I! W'l.IVS ADDITION.
Dan .Marx, lots 1 and 2, Block 112. .
$119.S8
J. 11. Slater, est., lots C, 7, & 8,
liloik 112 145.45
lty order of the City Council, Sep
t'Miilier. Iltli, i:H2.
C. M. IIIMI'IIRKVS,
Recorder.
I.adcl ( anion Nchs Item.
l.adil Canyon, Sept. 27: Special:
Mrs. I.ucy Graham returned home
from North l'owder Wednesday, where
she wnt the clay before to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-law. Oscar
iieiiuiug. who was a pioneer of that
place.
Neil McClure is attending the big
Round-up at IVudlcton. A f. w mcne
will possibly aitend tomorrow.
Henry Scott and wife, who used to
own a farm above Old Town, about
twenty years ago, an'.- ! ! e from
Grants Tass last Tuesday and visited
a coiip. of days with Mr. Scott's
iielee. Mrs. Kiank Counsell. They de
serted a lovely home in Grants 1'ass
for a place more suitable for Mrs.
Scot:, as she is in very poor health.
They will probably make their home
in I.a Grande once more. Mr. Scott
lir-t c am e to this valley in lsr.ii.
(Jrain Healer- v-i ill erlelk.
Norfolk. Va., Oct. 1. The annual
eouxention of the National Grain
Dealers' association met here today
for a thrcv. days' session. In connec
tion wMh the meeting the Chief Grain
Inspectors' National association is
holding its annual session.
The armory of lh? Agricultural col
lege at Corvallis has been converted
into a vast auditorium seating fiaoo
people, and they will bo seated III
Made-in-Oregon chairs, according to
the tenor of a resolution adopted by
the board of regnts.
TEACHERS TO HEAR WELL.
KXOWX EDICATORS.
Trip To Wallowa Lake Is One of Fea
tures of Entcrtulnnient.
Stages are set for the b;g conven
tion of the Eastern Oregon division of
the Oregon State Teachers' association
to be held at Eenterprlse, October 16,
1" and 18. County School Superin
tendent E. E. Bragg of this county, is
now notifying the member's of the as
sociation relative) to tho rates, In
structions to them about reservation of
accomodations and inclosing a copy of
the general and department program
This will be the first time that the
association has gone into Wallowa
county, and as a trip to Joseph Lake
is on the program for Friday after
noon, a great many teachers will com
bine business with pleasure. A pe
culiar thing about these conventions
and probably the only Incident of its
kind In convention history Is that
attendance is required and that the
teaching license can be removed and
abbrogated as It were if the teacher
fails to report at the convention. The
general program for tha three days Is:
Wednesday, October 1(1.
'9:00 Opening exercises.
9:10 Address L. R. Alderman
state .superintendent of public Instruc
tlon. , '
10:00 Music. . .
10:10 Section work Primary
grftniniar, rural and high "school.
11:00 Address New movements- In
education by Dr. Joseph Schafer. pro
feasor of history, University of Oregon
12:00 Intermission.
1:30 Music.
1:45 Section work Primary,
grammar, rural and high school.
2:40 Music.
3:00 Address The I'se of Incen
fives In the Teaching ot English Dr.
fcrant Smith, professor df biology at
Teachers' College. Chicago.
8:00 Reception.
Thursday, October 17.
9:00 -Opening exercises.
0:10 Address Education and
Democracy W. J. Kerr, president Ore
gon Agricultural College.
10:00 Music.
10:10 Section work Primary,
grammar, rural and nign school
11:00 Music.
11:10 Address The Power of Per
sonality In Teaching Fletcher Ho
man, president Willamette University.
1!: 00 Intermission.
1 : 30 Music.
1:43 Section work Primary,
grammar, rural nnd high school.
2:40 Music.
3:00 Address The Art of Think
ing Stephen B. L. Penrose, president
Whitman college.
Thursday Evening.
8:00 Illustrated lecture The
Kchoolhotiso as the Community Center
and How to Beautify It Dr. Grant
Smith.
Friday. October Eighteenth.
9:00 Opening exercises.
9:10 Address Moral Training In
the Public Schools P. L. Campbell,
president of University of Oregon.
10:f:n Music.
Id: l 'i Section work Primary,
gramr ar, rural nnd high schoor.
11:00 Music.
1 1 : 10 Address Signs of the Times
J. H. Ackennan, president Oregon
State Normal.
12:00 Intermission.
1 :. 10 Music.
1:45 Section work Trima-;-.
grammar, rural and high school.
2:40 Music.
3:00 Address The Use and Incen
fives In the Teaching of English
Grant Smith.
Wa offer On Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh tbat
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh J
Cur.
We. the undersigned, have tjiwn F.
f. Cheney for the last 15 j t, and
believe him perfectly bontrTe in all
business transactions and financially
abl to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.!!
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents . J
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. j i
Take Hall's Family pills for constl- t
patlon. it
CAB SERVICE
First Class Closed Cab
Always Ready for
the Public.
ON THE JOB
DAY AND NIGHT
CallBossey at O'Con
nell's Cigar Store. He'll
take care of yon.'
Ii, AY up a reserve fund against the
future. Bad crops, misfortune
or a great financial opportunity
may come. Be prepared. Step in
and talk it over today. Be wise in
timethis time.
Start a savings account today.
A dollar will do it.
InitedStatesNationalBank
La Grande,. Oregon .
Capital $100,000.00; Surplus $10,500; Deposits
$300,000.00
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
X. K. WEST
WM. Ml I, I. Kit
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II. E. COOLIDGE
A. T. II I I.I,
f. T. HAC0X
rllTAXK fOXLEY
J. C. HEXRY
J. I,. CAVIXESS
Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing
Rubber Buggy Tires
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor "
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
m
Oregun Klectric Into Corvallis Xo
omluT IT,.
0XE HALF THE WORLD
wonders how the c'Vr half ex
ists, but all worker at the
wearing quality of
DAY'S Bit; FIVE
OVERALLS AXlt SMUTS
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TEX THOl'SAXD FEET
OR TEX FEET
of lumber makes no difference
to us in our treatment of the
order, for the 10-foot Individual
may order the 10,000 feet next
week for all we know. That Is
our policy to treat all alike
and to give all a square deal In
quality, measurements and service.
Wenaha Lumber Co.
Main 732
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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 GRANDE
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