La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1912, Image 4

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$22.50, $25.00 $27.50 Values Priced at $19.00 For
Thursdays And Fndayi
&PECEALSALE
Select any suit or coat that ordinarily sells up to $27.50 and take it for
NO MORE
Do
NO LESS
EVERY NEW FABRIC AND WEAVE WILL BE FOUND IN MANY CHARMING S TYLE. SUITS OF BLUE SERGES.
WHIP CORDS, CHEVIOTS, ROUGH DIAGONALS, ETC., WITH THE PLEASING TOUCHES OF EXPERT TAILORING
AND ARTISTIC TRIMMING. COATS OF CRAVENETTED CLOTHS, SERGES, BLANKET CLOTHS, VELOURS, AND
CHINCHILLAS IN BOTH LONG AND THREE QUARTER LENGTH. CHOICE FOR $19.00.
Remember the Date
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Two Days Only
Tell your friends about
this opportunity to save
on very newest garments
ji
See our Windows
Every day-It will
Sure Pay You
WEST'S
THE QUALITY STORE
You know what
A Sale at West's
Means. A ct Quick
FOR THE
Busy Housewife
HEINZE MINCE MEAT IN THE BULK
- 20c alb.
NONE SUCH AND PREFERRED STOCK MINCE
MEAT
In Pakages 2 f or 25c.
BOILED CIDER IN PINT AND QT. BOTTLES.
25c and 35c a Bottle.
' NEW HONEY IN THE COMB.
20c; 2for 35c or 3 for 50c.
City Groceru
And Bakery
THE OBSERVER
The Strength
Of A Bank
U uased on the character of its assets, and of the men be
hind it.
This bunk, for twenty-five years a pillar of "fngth In
this community, keeps Its resource 'il3"lutely clean ..cd
dependable.
It officers will always p-e that Us assets are of such
character that Its strength can never be questioned.
: Upon tula bails we Invite your confidence and yonr ac
count. La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON. " "
CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00
SURPLUS . . . 120.000.00
RESOURCES . . . 1.000.000.00
PKBD J. BOUTBS,
F. L.UTKBS,
Cashier.
W. J, cmuwm,
Tie rre. . . .
last Cfcswler. r
BRUCE DEN N i S
'".); EDITOB ASD OWKES. -
(tared at the postoffice at La Grande,
, ,.Oregea, m seeen class matter
SUBSTBiPTION RATES.
ally, single eopj to
Hdly, per week lie
Hfly, per month ,M
110IRAK A FT i: It "THAT 1'OSSIM."
The old political story about the
darkey down south who was willing
to be anything to "get dat possum"
Is very Applicable to Senator Bourne.
A short time ago the (senator was oc
cupying a high pedestal surrounding
himself with dignity, claiming tiiat
the people were on trial and not him;
that he was the parent of the direct
primary In Oregon; that ho thought
when a man who was honestly de
feated at a primary he should how to
the will of the people.
Hut Bourne evidently "does not be
lieve what he has been preaching.
When he told the people they were
on trial, the people took him at his
word anil defeated him: when he used
to talk direct primary he evidently
was not sincere because he has vio
lated till advice he Rave.
At present the Bourne emissaries
are 'being sent out over the state of
Oregon in an endeavor to work on
personal friends the very thing that
Bourne presented to be ahove."
After all. It Is anything to get "that
Iioeum" wiith the senator. His li'tgn
ipolllcal Ideals are a myth and he is
pushing the political status of Ore
gon down as fast as he an in his en
deavor to retain office. ' '
something that, was rood, end helnel
able to sell his tracts, at half what
other districts were asking he placed
on the market a number of acres.
"Those who purchased were pleas
ed and are still pleased, rje developed j
another large tract and sold it. The,
demand for honest orchard Invest-
Dwlfiiated Depository of the United Bute Owrtraaut Calt
4 SUtaa Postal BartBta Depository.
Island City
LADIES
will serve an elernt
election d.nv tl i mi
next Tuesday from 11
a. in. to 2 t. in. at I. ().
O. F. hall. lYoteeds -o
to beautifying their 1
eal cemetery.
PRICE 25 CENTS
Reduction to Children.
This is a comniumtv
day for Island and eve
ry man should brine:
the wife and children or
sweetheart. Visiting'
room for the ladies and
u good time for everyone.
1MBLER-ALIGEL TRACTS
(Continued from page 3)
vertlsing to begin with and has nut
until the last year produced enough
apples to attract the commission men
who contract in train load lots. Eet
assured the quality of the apples
raised here will find a market at a
good price.
Who buys orchard tracts on the
Siuulridge?
Doubtful if many La Grande people
have an idea of the prominent people
from the east whose names appi..:.
as owners or part owners In t'.ifuo
lands. There are railroad presducir.s
ministers of the gospel, bankers and
brokers, merchants and wholesalers
I.nteresled In tU's section. And I hey
all got In on t'e same pri.e N."i mi
acre for that Is the one price dis
trict. Local people pay it. Colo: u..) j
people pay it and New York people
pay it. But they pay it glar'.ly n'trr
looking over other orchard sei tio'i-.
and after they acquire orchard land
in the Imhler-AlUel distrkt iVy
hold it.
One of the best reconjmer.dal'nn
for this section is the class of !oe:i
who are cngagod in the commercial
orchard business.
Fiank Bridge?, a nan who h :s
traveled ithnuiB'h'.utt the country. h:ts
seen every iruit district in America
and knows land values very w, 11. h.is,
entered the business to stay. lV.u a
he first associated himself will)
I Cleaver, w hich business uss.w
Uou was by mutual consent sew' . J
some time sine, he little rxpe-u-1 to
follow lit for It was out of his I nc.
But he saw the possibilities; exper
ienced the satisfaction of developing
meat was so great that as soon as
this tract was sold he bought one of!
the finest pieces of land In the whole
valley and. has planted It to the cele
brated "Delicious" apple Interspersed
with Whiter Banana and Rome
Beauty. Between the trees he has
alfalfa growing and It presents a
beautiful appearance.
The land lies one and a half miles
from Alicel near the splendid or
chard developed by the La Grande
Investment company. It Is one halt
mile from the school. The trees are
now two years old and they show an
of unusual growth and liealthy ap
pearance. Water Is to he hil
at a depth of but a few feet
and the soil Is moist the ' -year
round. The E. O. L. & P. power
line passes the land, the railroad is
within a half mile and the new elec
tric line survey is but a short dis
tance away. Sir. Bridges has laid
the land off in attractive plots, run
ning private roads fVoreh e.-ch way
wfiich will give every c:ie v, j0 settles
there a roail frontage.
The Delicious appla, which he has
planted, carries one of the strongest
recommendations for growth in this ,
climate of any of the varieties. This
year J. B. Weaver of I'nion, a grow
er of Delicious apples, is selling ex
tra fancy, at $2.50 a box. Several
trees are bearing here and the fruit
commands the top prices.
In this Bridges SO acres there are
wonderful possibilities both for the
man who wants to raise fruit on a
(Continued on page Elsht )
AH Kinds Of Jewelry
Designed and Manufactured
To Your Order
i
otlce to OlehraUirs.
. No harm to proirrty by Hallow
e'en celebrfttors will permitted.
Officers will be stationed in various
parts of the city to prevent anything
wore than innocent pranks.
J. H. VcLACHUN,
Chief of Police.
Now is the time to
n nave special orders
mnJv il It !
luauc lur me non-days
Let Us Figure With You
SIEGRIST & Co,
Largest Jewelry Store in Eastern Oregon
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