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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1912)
i.floiwnn wym'ft fiRSir.RW.R . ,.vninxv-&v.wvvv --''" f fflBA NDE EVENING OBSERVER, TI7ESD AY. OCTOBER 22, 1S12. PAGE TWO L KiirHey's Campaign lis On Now- While Teddy and Wilson and Taft are deep in the Campaign for Presidency, we want to tell you we have a campaign of our own. Our campaign is i more important for we are fighting against letting Women Suffer from The Cold Winds of Winter Our offering are of material benefit to the ladies there is no sentiment about campaign. We deliver the goods that are valuable to every lady and for a little less money than others do. EE. MKT Ladies9 Ready-to-Wear LEY 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. Selder's La Grande ft s 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 Phone Mam 752 DRIED PRUNES DOT WANTED BITING IS SLOW ON THE PACIFIC COAST Bg Crop In California Hag Todncjr of Hurting Price. (Oregon Journal.) I'nable to Interest the Eastern or foreign trade In coast punes at this time, leave the market in a stagnant position, from which local interests have bean unable to move it. There is no demand at all for dried prunes from the east just now, al though several weeks ago fair stocks could be moved at low prices. The de mand , was much more limited than the trade had anticipated, and after the first orders werei filled, dryers were unable to Interest other buyers or get former purchasers to take ad ditional supplies. The big crop of prunes In Califor nia this season, together with the bumping the trade received last sea son, have not ben features to encour age extensive buying this year. Prunes reached such an enormous height In 1911 that the general public was com pelled to do without them and has for gotten them since. As a rule, the trade here is able to swing quite liberal foreign business each season but this year the prune crop was very good abroad, therefore making very little demand for the American product. New hom grown apple 76c per box. Oranges 60 60c . .. Bananas 40c per dot. Peaches 7086c. Tomatoes 4 lbs. for 25c; Eagle Val ley 75c per crate. Pears 2tto lb. Grapes 10c lb. Concord (rape 30c basket . Tokay grapes EOo baakt e Quinces 4 lbs. for 25c. Pineapple 200 and 26c. sis. Cranberries 20c lb. 2 lbs. 35c. . Grapfl fruit 2 for 16c; 4 tor 25c. . Vegetable and aTJaeellaaeeu. Cncumbert 6o each. Onions 1.50 per cwt. small lots 2c lb. Potatoes 75c per cwt, , . Beans White, I l-8: Uaa, 16 oaab New cabbage 2c , 1 Celery Home grown, 19c bunch. Sweet potatoes 6c per lb. Cauliflower 15020c per head. Red peppers 16o lb. Oreen peppers 10c lb. Egg Plant 10c each. . , Squash 2Hc lb. , Pumpkins 2Hc Turnips 2 Ho lb. Feed and brain. ... Alfalfa hay-112.09 (retail). . Timothy $14.00. , , Wild bay-110 to $11 Bran 11.80 per cwt, Shorts 11.40 iter cwt. . Oats 11.40. Rolled oat-1.50. Rolled barter 11.50 per cwt . "Bine Stem Flour 11.35 Patent IMS. Bnowdrlft 11.35. 10a Cora Meal Ue sei Eggs and Batter. Butter Fancy creamery, 40 eeate. 1 lb. roll; 2 lb. roll. 80c. Ranch butter 65c 2 lb. roll. Ranch eggs 40c Fresh Eastern 36c Storage 30c. Cattle, Hega aa rwL (Buying Price.) Heavy hogs 7c. Chickens Hens 9c; old roosters 7c; spring fries, 12 1-2& Light hogs 7Hc Ducks Lir weight, 11 He Geese, live weight 10c. , , Cowa 4 5c. Steer 6e,8c. . Sheep 404 l-2c COAL, WOOD, FEED Lowest Prices Grande Ronde Cash Company. Phone Mala C , A Luncheon WOMEN FALL IS LOTE WITH The Electric Radiant Grill It is not a toy, but a practical coking device that bolls, toasts, grills and fries. 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, yon 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 andit's worth your while. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "always at your service" Let Us Protect Your Health by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con dition, connecting it to sewer so Trill pass all sani tary laws. BAY & ZWEIFEL LICENSED PLUMBERS LA GRANDE r l D. R. FONG mm J MEDICINE CO. Branch of Baker City Office CHINESE HERBS AND ..',. BOOT KHKEBIX4 Our wonderful life giving , herbs will absolutely extirpate every Impurity from the system. . No, drugs, no poison, non-alco- - nolle FREE CONFIDENTIAL j : CONSULTATION FME t . Those living out of town can a. cure themselves at home with our herbs. Write to as for per- ' tlculars. Office Hours: I to 12 a. m.; 1 to ; . m. oA Sundays! to 12 a. m.; 1 to i 5 p. m, -, Telephone Mala 788. . . d. v, Office i .1419 Adams Irene l--, ...... LA GRANDE, 0RE60H. Phone Main 8 THE GEO. PALMER LBR. CO. Retail Department FOR BoxShooks Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash And Doors, Rubroid Roofing ,, 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 BIQ FIVE." the overall without a rival. TRT THEM. , Acreage for Sale. Aboat 3 1-2 acres In south La Grand over 104) apple trees on the place, many of them bearing. Fine garden soil. Running water. Ton can buy this on very easy terms. A. B. CHERRY, Opposite Sommsr Hoaso. Princeton 1M Tears Old. Princeton, N. J, Oct 22. In ac cordance with a yearly custom Prince ton university today held special ex ', erclses In observance of the 166th an niversary of the founding of the In stitution. As. the, result of a move ment set on foot by the synod of Phil adelphia In 1739 to establish a college to rank with Harvard and Yale, ' a charter was granted by the province of New Jersey October 22, 1746, for such an Institution.
