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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. TfTESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1912.
The Fall Season
Is 'Upon Us
And every Lady needs a new Suit,
Coat or Furs. In buying why not buy
the very best?
That is our aim tnroughoutto fur
nish the very best possible for your
money. It is on th-s principle we are
building our business.
When the article is bought at Kirt
ley's you know the merit and value
are assured.
E. E. KIRTLEY
Ladies9 Ready-to-Wear
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National Ticket.
For President
' State Ticket.
For United States Senator
A T rT ADTTP
I IllTTTIrtTVATlTl ANT1TTT1T m J. M. . ' 1
iniiUifuitt, ituuoii viiiji or secretary 01 state
For Vice-President- B- ELMER KENNEDY.
For Railroad Commissioners -HIRAM
JOHNSON. ROBERT SERVICE.
The Candy Kid
is almost any kind of a kid that is healthy. Makes
no difference whether boy or girl the appetite for
good, pure and wholesome candy is there just the
same. We make all our own candies and therefore
we can guarantee them in every particular.
Sclder's
La Grande
Piano Tuning
SOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOIII
WORK DOSE.
A piano should be timed with the
change in seasons, flight now Is the
time and right now you have the op
portunity to lecore really high grade
work. Mr. tee Bothel will acce
limited number ot orders for tu
this week. All work guaranteed,
fears' experience. Phone your 01
at once. Black 3021. Reed-Frei.ch
Piano Mfg. Co., Adams and Fir Sts.
TV.c Differ. nc.
""t"b Is die more contented a mnn
with -a mlliluti dollars or n man with
six daughters?"
"Tli- mini villi six daughters. The
uinn with mini w wants more."
The iiitc-co of saivnmn are barbed
with iiii'fi ::;!'! It It t ho super In the
satire or r'l' nle that culls and wounds.
V (ila.iii.'ii
wi R.d r.;n.
iliv t-iw kVmr.liat : njili-h to say
'!- tie irhery of the Iudlansl
'. V r'.'.y h.ivp lieen west la tin
. . days."
: ! fl. He's loo young. Il
' i-i'.'ri sttit": !il-n In a real
' V.'u.i;:.y::m M.TalJ,
Drawing th. Lin.
"From this iolnt." said the man I
the front seat of the aiitoiuolille, brln,
log (he machine t n stop, "you Rel
good view nf I'litsliurgli proper."
"I'm mire," spoke up llieprlm matro'
In the bark seat, "that's the only par
of Pittsburgh we wish to see!"-C'hi
cngo Trlliiine.
It Is not enough to run. One must
tart In time - Freurli I'Mivnrh.
Pretty Poor Candy.
"Mr. Ppooner. I think I lUe you bet
(er than any o' the other fellers thai
i-uine to our house."
"Why so. Hobby?"
"'Cause when yon give sister a boi
o randy she always turus It over to
me "- t'lilranu Tribuue.
iiojiE-irnxisjii.Nu vlmt AS
SUMES I'liOrOHTlOXS.
Doubly Kejmld by Aiding 3Iua With
Small Means.
A furnltur-3 and house-furnishing
establishment that Is taking Its right
ful place as one of the leading insUm
tntiuiia of Eastern Oregon Is the F. D.
ilulsten concern. Mr. Hatstett- has
been In La Grande for several years,
lie started as all start, In a modest
way, but his energy and constant ap
plication to business has bullded a
business that is a credit to large capi
tal and a direct monument to his per
sonal ability.
Where the Haisten store used to buy
goods In small quantities, shipped by
local freight, now It buys in carload
lots. This fall has marked an enoch
in Its career. The store on Fir streoi
has been remodeled so that every Inch
of floor spnie can bo utilized and the
building la filled to overflowing with
standard goods.
One of the strong features of Mr.
Halsten's business system Is his dis
position to help along the man who
has only a few dollars and at the same
time create good healthy business for
his store. Any person who is hon
est and honorable can go to Fred
Haisten for a housekeeping outfit and
get It If he only possessses a very few
dollars. He sells the goods on easy
payments and according to records he
has been one of the most lenient men
in the country to dealVlth.
"I like to help the other fellow," said
Mr. Haisten to an Observer reporter
several da.vs ago, "not that I can af
ford to help him at my own expense,
but I have arranged my business so
that I can give time which after all is
worth some times a great deal more
than money. Any person who Is on
the square can come here and do bus
iness with a small payment down. He
can get everything from a rocking
chair to a cook stove and a bed for
the baby. I am never quite so happy
as wh'3n I go to the home of some man
whom I have assisted to get a house
keeping outfit. Of course there is the
business 'end to It, but there Is also
a sweet satisfaction in living when j
you can render assstance to your fel7
lowman." i
What Roosevelt Did as President
N
DRINK
HABIT
RELIABLE HOME THE.lT.MEYr.
Thousands of wives, mothers and
sisters are enthusiastic in their praise
of ClKRINE because it has cured their
loved ones of the "Drink Habit" and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be given secretly. OR
RIN'K costs only $1.00 per box. Ask
for Free Booklet.
O. E. Silverthorn, Cor. Depot St.,
and Adams Ave.
Philadelphia North American.
What did Roosevelt do as president? Every day we are requested
to print something of his record of achievements. Rooserelt accom
plished more real constructivwork as president than any other man
who ever was In the white house. But his greatest work was his
leadership of the nation to new moral standards In business and In
public life.
Some of the more notable achievements of President Roosevelt In
opposition to the combined forces of big crooked business and
crooked politics are:
, Dolliver-Hepburn railroad act
Extension of forest reserve.
National Irrigation act.
Improvement of waterways ana reservation of water power site.'..
- Employers' liability act.
Safety appliance act.
Regulation of railroad employes' hours of Int.:.
Establishment of bureau of corporation.
Pure food and drugs act.
Federal meat inspection.
Settlement of the coal strike in 1902.
The government upheld in Northern Securities decision.
Conviction of postofflce grafters and public land thieves.
Directed investigation of the sugar trust customs frauds, and the re
sultant prosecution. e ,
Suits begun against the Standard OH and Tobacco companies and
other corporations for violation of the Sherman anti-trust act.
Corporations forbidden to contribute to political campaign funds.
Inauguration of movemont for conservation of natural resources.
Inauguration of movement for improvement of conditions of coun
try life.
The Panama policy, and action which made possible the most colos
sal work of all time.
During his term In the white house President Roosevelt wag the
most conspicuous friend of peace In the civilized world, and won the
Nobel peace prize. Aiong his achievements In that line were: '
Second InterventioWn Cuba to establish peace.
Alaska boundary dispute settled.
China saved from partition and policy of open door established.
Twenty-four treaties of general arbitration negotiated.
Negotiations opened by which (Russo-Japanese war was ended.
Avoidance of bad feeling with Japan over exclusion policy.
Among the policies urged by President Roosevelt, to whose leader
ship the public sentiment in these matters is largely due, are:
Reform of the banking and currency system.
Inheritance tax. .
Income tax.
Passage of a new employers' liability act to meet objections raised
by the supreme court.
Postal savings banks.
Parcels post.
Revision of the Sherman anti-trust act.
Legislation to prevent over-capltallzatlon, stock watering, etc., of
common carriers.
Legislation compelling Incorporation under federal laws of corpora
tions engaged In interstate commerce.
This advertising is perpared and paid for by the
Progressive Central committee of Union County, .
Oregon.
Har Gentla Hint.
Borem Some one must have been
Joking Miss Suburbs about me and told
her I owned the 'street railway system
here. Poreni-Whnt makes yon think
so? Borem- Why. I was out to call on
ber last night, and every time she
beard a car she said, "There comes
your car, Mr. Rerein." Judge.
Ability doth hit the mark where pn
sumption overshonteth and rtlrtiderrs
fnllolli short. Ouwi
Mother's Privilege.
"Don't talk back to your par
"Aw, gee wbiz, ma, yon want all the
fun there Is In this house." Detroit
Free Press.
God abandons those who abandon-themselves.-eorge
Baud.
easy to get angry with,
ir doing what It 'would be
onable for anybody to get
f yon do it.
I Another Farm to be Subdivided by the Geo. H. Currey
Real Estate Agency.
I have the 520-acre farm of E. W. Oliver
for sale as a whole or can sell a separate 80
acre tract, two 120-acre tracts and 200 acres,
which include the improvements. The price
is $100 per acre, one-third cash, the balance
on five and ten years. This farm is all high
grade sandridge land, in the midst of the
choice fruit section of the valley, commercial
orchards on all sides of it.
The improvements consist of a large barn
that cost $1800, which cannot be duplicated
today for the money; seven-room house;
deep well, 465 feet inexaustible supply, 5000
gallon tank. One half mile from Valaria
school house, B. F. D., one mile to Conley
station where two large warehouses are lo
cated; seven miles from La Grande; splendid
roads at all times of the year. Mr. Oliver
is now residing in Portland and has placed
a price on this farm that will interest all
who know values.
I have sold two 80-acre tracts on the 960-
acre farm which I am subdividing. The
price on this tract is $60 per acre. You can
pick out what you want. The land speaks
for itself. The crop this year shows invest
ment. The 160 acres, with improvements,
40 acres in alfalfa, can be bought for $65
per acre. Most liberal terms.
The Silas Koger 240-acre farm in Cove,
one of the choice homes in the county is on
my list.
80 acres north of the Iowa school house,
a beautiful tract well improved; price $8000.
80 acres east of Island City, rich bottom
river land that is well worth the price asked.
$75 per acre.
80 acres near Summcrville for $3500. In
fact the owner is not living on it, docs not
'expect to. and this price can be shaded a
little.
40 acres near Summcrville, well improved,
for $2650.
30-acre farm, near city, for $4500.
20-acre farm, near city, for $4500.
24-acre farm, near city, $6000.
80-acre farm on Ladd Creek, $6000.
160-acre farm, just south of city, $8000.
I.have sold seven farms during the last 90
days and the above is only a partial sug-"
gestion of my listings. Come in and let us
give you detail descriptions, photographs; ,
in many instances some exceptionally easy
terms.
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