La Grande evening observer., October 19, 1912, Image 2

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The "Kirtley"
Ladies Garments
It is a great satisfactory to attend
the theater such as last evening, and
take norice of the well dressed
neatly appearing Ladies in the audi
ance. Most of them wear "Kuthy
Ladies Ready to Wear Garments
These are the garments of class and
of merit. We make it our constant
studie to pucuer the very latest in
everything for ladies wear, which
accounts for the stylish appearance
of our customers
T.A flRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. FRIDAY,
unnuunii u
OCTOBER 18. !912,;.-,; .
E. E. KIR1
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
LEY
The Candy Kid
ia almost any kind of a kid that is healthy; Makes
no difference whether boy or girl-4he 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.
Selder's
La Grande
fir Safe
And Must Be
Sold Immediately
We have a very attractive offering at
Cove. It consists of a tract of 26 acres, with
a good orchard, and fair improvements, and
is a case of where the owner is compelled to
sell. The price of the tract is $5200.00, and
can be handled with a payment of $1000.00
' cash and the other payments can be arrang
ed to suit the purchaser. . . . ., ,. , .
We would be pleased to show the place to
anyone.
If you want an ideal home at a snap, in
vestigate this without delay. MUST BE
SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
La Grande Investment
Company
Foley Hotel Block
PVone Main 752
NOT GUILTY
SlIT IJROICIIT BY GAUNTT ENDS
- YESTERDAY
Wife of Foriu'r l a Gruude Contractor
FulnU When Verdict Is Drought lu
(Portland Telegram.) ,
When a verdict was returned by a
jury In Judge McGinn's court today
finding Chester H. Braughn of La
Grands not guilty of the larceny of
113,000 In promissory notes from New
ton C. Gauntt, Mrs. Gauntt. wife of
the complaining witness, arose from
her seat, staggered blindly from the
courtroom and fain bed In th corridor.
She was cared for by Bailiff Noonan.
who carried her Into Judge McGinn'
chamers, where she soon revived.
Mrs. Gauntt has been taking a very
active part In th prosecution, con
sulting with Deputy District Attorney
Dennlson during every recess of the
court and sitting at his elbow during
the proceedings. The case of the
stat was so weak that It was submit
ted to the jury without argument on
the part of the state's attorney and
the verdict was returned In a few mo
ments. The notes in question were
made out by Gauntt to Braughn In
payment for a block of building and
loan stock of a land promotion com
pany in Washington. Gauntt declared
that the notes were never surrendered
to Braughn, but were placed In his
hands only temporarily for exhibition
to the members of thA land company.
Braughn proceeded to hypothecate
them. Another 'complaint made by
Gauntt was that the stock which he
purchased was highly and artistically
watered.
After caring for his wife, Gauntt
met Braughn in the corridor of the
courthouse and attempted to strike
him. The men were separated by At
torney Snedecor, but Gauntt warned
the defendant that he wolud "fill him
full of cold lead" the next time they
met. ' ,
Mrs. Braughn, mother of the de
fendant, . was In attendance at the
trial.
W0.HE. FALL IN LOVE W11H
The
Electric
Radiant
Grill
r -ssr-i
A Dainty
Luncheon
, MARKET BEPOBTS.
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New home grown apples 76c per
box.
Oranges 50c
Bananas 40c per dot.
Peaches 7085c.
Tomatoes 4 lbs. tor 26c; Eagle Val
ley 76o per crate.
Peach plums 2c lb.
Pears 1 Mo lb.
Grapes 10c lb. .
Concord grapes JOc basket
Tokay grapes 60c baskt
Quinces 3 lbs. for 16c
Pineapple 20o and 26c slse.
Cranberrlse 16c lb.
Grapo fruit for 16c; 4 for 28c
YftMea Mi XUmUmmm.
Cucumbers 6c each.
Onions 12.00 per cwt, small lot
2c lb.
Potatoes 75e per cwt
Beans White, t-Sc: ttna, 10 ceata
'New cabbage 2c
' Celery Home grows, 10 bunch
Sweet potatoes 6o per lb. '
Cauliflower 16020c per bead.
Hod peppers 16e lb.
' Green peppers 10c lb.
Egg Plant 10c each.
Squash SHc lb.
Pumpkin 2c
Turnips 2o lb.
Feed w4 brain.
Alfalfa hay 111.00 (retail).
Timothy 114.00. '
Wild hay 110 to 111.
Bran 11.30 per cwt
Shorts $1.40 per cwt
Oats $1.40. ,.
Boiled oafas 31.60.
Rolled barter 11.50 par ewt
Bine 8tem Flour I1.J5 sack.
Patent I1J5.
Snowdrift 91.36.
10 Corn Ileal 36c par sack.
Eggs and Batter.
Butter Fancy creamery, 40 eeata, 1
lb. roll; 2 lb. roll. 76c
Ranch butter 66c 2 lb. roIL
Ranch eggs 36c
Cattle, lien and FewL
(Baying Price)
Heavy hogs Tc
Chickens Hens tc; old roosters 7c;
spring tries, 12 l-2c ,.
, Light hoga 7c
Dcks LJr weight UMc
, Oeeee. lire weight 10c
b Cown 406c :
' Steer Sfc.
Sheep 4 C 1-Ic
It is not a toy, but a practical coking device that bolls, toasts, grllla
and fries. . ' ' ' 1 i, ' ' i , " ' "' " ' '.
Its size and light weight makes It convenient to use on the table
or sideboard, in the sickroom or nursery. . ,
Whether you want Just a cup of tea, an egg, toast or a full meai, you
can prepare it on the Radiant Grill In a Jiffy. It's the quickest and
easiest way to cook light meals and costs but little to operate. "
Call at our office and let us demonstrate the Radiant Grill, or, better
still, phone Main 34 and we will send. one up to your house. It
doesn't obligate you to buy audit's jrorth your while.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"always at your service"
A
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EAT, SLEEP AND WORK
These three are man's life. The
greatest of these Work, brought about
the manufacture of overalls, and the
demand for better overalls, brought
about the manufacture of "DAY'S BIG
FIVE," the overall without a .rival.
.TRY THEM. ' '
Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con
dition, connecting it to sewer so V ?nll pass all sani
tary laws.
BAY & ZWEIFEL
LICENSED PLUMBERS M CRAHDE
D. R. FONG
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. HEDICLTTE CO.
Branch of Baker City Office
CHINESE HERBS AND
BOOT REMEDIES
Our wonderful life giving
herbs will absolutely extirpate
every Impurity from the system. ,
. No drugs, no poison, non-alcoholic
y,
! FEE E CONFIDENTIAL '
CONSULTATION FREE
Those living out of town can
cure themselves at horn with
our herbs. Write to ns for par
ticulars.' : . ' ,
Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 1 to
p. m.
Sundays 9 to 12 a. m.; 1 to
6 p. m.
Telephone Vain 762.
Office i .1412 Adams Avenue
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
Have your eyes prop
erly ., fitted . with first
quality lenses and your
frames adjusted prop
erly, then your sick
headaches '. and other
troubles caused by er
rors in yonr refraction
will cease.
J. H. Peare
And Son
MFG. OPTICIANS
AND JEWELERS
The only attendance graduate Optician '. in
Union Co. We grindour own lenses. ' Brok
eri lenses duplicated thesame day.1 ; ' ' .
Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing
, . RuDber Buggy Tires , ' V
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor -
COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
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