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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1912)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1912. PAGE SEVEN Fine Listing of City Property J. ! e f. n ! :f : I'' l I, v H il I Y ! - I have an exceptionally fine listing of choice city property, improved or unimproved. Some of it can be bought on very easy terms, other properties must be sold for cash, but in these instances cash is most eloquent. If you want to make your money talk, come and see me. GEO. H. CURREY REAL ESTATE TKEACHEBOUS TBOUBLE. La Grande People Are Shown the Way Oat Kidney diseases are very dangerous. They come on silently, gam ground rapidly, and cause thousancs of deaths that could have been prevent ed tj proper treatment In the begin ning. Nature gives early warning ot Kidney disease backache, twlngea of pain when stooping or lifting, head aches and urinary disorders. If these symptoms are unheeded, that is grave danger of dropsy or possible Bright'e disease. . Doan's Kidney Puis nave earned a reputation for their effective ness in kidney troubles, and are known and recommended the world over. La Grande readers should find convincing proof in the following statement. It's from a citizen of this locality. John Torengo, Cracker St., Snmp ter, Oregon, says: "Last spring my kidneys were disordered and I began to suffer from backache. I noticed Jhat t,he kidney secretions were hlgh yiy colored and painful in passage and I thus knew that my kidneys were at fault. Doan's Kidney Pills toned up my kidneys and caused the back ache to cease. I am grateful to Doan's Kidney Pills for what tbey did for me.". j For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. , Rememoer the name Doan's and take no other. . Declare War on Colds. A crusade of educaton which aims 'that common colds may become un common within tbe next generation has been begun by prominent New York physicians. Here Is a ltet ot the "dont's" which he doctors say will prevent the annual visitation of the cold: t "Don't sit In a draughty car." "Dont sleep in hot rooms." "Don't avoid fresh air." "Dont stuff yourself at meal time Over eating reduces your resistance.' lo which we would add when vol take a cold get rid of It as quickly as possibi To acco mulsh that you wil find Chamberlain's Cough Remeu most excellent Sold by all druggists WHISTLER AT WORK. Tha Eecentrio Artut Had a Method Tnat Was All Hia Own. In "Memories nf Jhiiipk McNeill Vttlstler. ' () Thiun.is Wny. (ije minor hIIoum ii ii glume til thf lirt Vi h uiefliiHis durum lux re-lilem-e hi lie while House In. rite street, limit flow i lit- designs nt tii friHiiil. K. slwin, the Hrrhitecr: "The studio whh surprisingly cUITtu- iMH from the mom lie previously useU l.nnlstt.v row. uuil eiilii'i'ly ULiike the si uiliiir. usually ui-rlipii'il hy other artists, i leiiicuiliei' :i loiia. not von ofty room, very light, wllb windows. nloiia one Kle: nis riinnis beside . til inoilel tit one end and nt the other, near the tnlile wlili h ne used lis a palette, mi old Ceurgiuti looking glass, so iir ranged t tut t he could readily see his HHrl AX IMPORTANT DISCOVERT It was long ago found out that our yard was the place where it was most desirable to deal If you wanted really good, ser viceable lumber. If you have not made this discovery your self, Jet us point out the way to lumber economy and satis faction ifor you. Do your buy ing here and stop that worry ing. Main 732 WENAHA LUMBER CO. I'uoriis noil model reflected tu 1C Those who used sucn a mirror (as be did constantly! will know that it I. the most merciless of critics. "1 marveled then at bis extrnnrdl nury urtivu.v, us ue darted backward and forward to look at both painting and model from bis point of view at tbe extreme end of tbe long studio. He always used brushes of large size with very long bundles, three feet In length, and held them from tbe end wltb bis arm stretched to its full extent. Each toncb was laid on wltb great firmness. and bis physical strength enabled him to do without the assistance of a maulstick, while the distance at whlcb be stood from the canvas allowed bim to bave tbe whole of a large picture in sigbt and so Judge tbe correct drawing of eacb toncb." ALL WELL III POLICE CIRCLES YESTEiaDAY'S MODEL WEATIlEIi AiOT ALO.NE. Conduct of tbe Public at Largo Equal ly Jlodcl, Says tbe Police. OBI E CUBES BEER HABir BATTLEFIELD BRAVERY. Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AMD FOUNDRY An Instance of Cool Courage In Face ot Imminent Danger. Perhaps few stories ot battles so thoroughly Illustrate cool bravery In the face of real danger as the little incident at a reconnolssance before tbe battle of riunili. of which Lord Wil liam .Beresford vis the bero. Tbe British were almost led Into a terrible trap and discovered the danger only Just in tir e. They turued to re treat. Hii.J the Zulus poured In a volley which brought down the gray horse of mmiuted inf.'iiitrvmnn. Ills rider fell headforemost. The rest thought both man mid horse were killed at first, but the former soon struggled to bis feet. with his face covered wltb blood and dazed with his fall Ixird William Beresford. seeing what bad happened, pulled up and. in tbe face of advancing hosts of yelling sav ages within easy range, quietly trotted back and told tbe man to mount be hind bim. . Wltb a cool courage scarcely second to Lord William's, tbe man refused, noble fellow that be was. preferring tbe certuln sacrifice of bis own life to the prohalil'lty of destroying bis pre server. Tbe reply was admirable, terse ana telling. Tbe savages swarmed closer and closer; bullets rattled around tbem. ' The two who lingered were al most within reach of tbe assagais, and Lord William said: "Get np or I'll punch your bead!" The man obeyed, and rescuer and rescued escaped. Pearson's Weekly. From a health standpoint it is more important to brush the teeth than wash the face on rising Modern Dentists Depot St and Adapts Ave. La Grande Man Who Bsheadad Charles I, ine mysterious mocked man who beheaded Cbiirles I. remains tbe Brit- iso analogue for tbe Mao Wltb tbe Iron Mask Lilly, thp lying usToiofror denounced Cornet Joyce at tbe restora non. put Joyce on tbe fatal 30th ol January was not In favor with Crom well. The parish register of White ilapel records the burial in 104! ot Richard Rmndon. the common bang man. and opimxite the entry a contetn pornry hand wrote that "he cut off the lie.-id of rhiirle' the First." Brandon mtiiseit asserted tbi.t "they made blip do ii rot cm." wllh wblcta be drank hhiii-elt to death - Dundee Advertisei Sadly Lacking. "IMd young 'ha rile ijoldle i-all on r st flight?' "Yes lie i-alls h. even night." That sounds , us. What sort or young man is he tv Itil-lllgi-nt V "Intelligent' Win j lie floe..n'i km in eiHingli lo etn i i un "iirtiiiiiiy I filler. . Ill's! Old Sol contributed all the sunshine he was allowed to for this time of tbe year, and made Thanksgiving day calendar day as far as brightness and crispness are concerned. But Sold can't claim all the honors for put' ting yesterday In bold type as far as records go, for says Police Offi cer Walden: Mt is the quietest Thanksgiving day we have had in years. We have not put one man In the mill for disoderly conduct, anil a number of men take a little more latitude on holidays than on other days concerning Tom and Jer ry," The officers speak of the ab sence of crime generally, the absence of hoboes and the general security which reigned In La Grande. "I'sually." sa'd the chief today, "about this time of the year and a little later,' there is an epidemic of crime. But so far nothing serious has occured." A few .nights ago, two men were talking about committing a burglary. both being unaware of the fact that a woman happened to be in a shed, near the alley, who paused to hear the conversation. "Now, don't cold feet," said the lnstlgater. can pull this thing off as slick whistle." "Look here,' said the other, know what we heard about these guya up In Washington. They are old lynxes at the game and got a rep fer gettin' a man when they go after him. None of it fer mine." . The lady called up Walden and put him "next." No .burglary was committed. ORRINE Is the standard remedy and la everywhere recognised the most successful and reliable borne treatment for the "Drink Habit" It Is hlghJy praised by thousands of women, because It has retored their loved ones te -lives of sobriety and usefulness, and the weekly wages whlcb at on tinted -were spent for "Drink" are now used to purchase the necessaries an many comforts for home. Any wife or mother who wants to save her hus band or son from "Drink" will be glad to know that she can purchase OB RINE at our store, and If no benefit Is obtained after a trial the money wiT? be refunded. . Can be given secretly. . ORRINE Is prepared In two forms; No. 1, secret treatment, a powder, ab solutely tasteless and odorless, given secretly in food or drink; ORRINE -No. 2, In pill form, Is for those wh desire to take the voluntary treat ment i. Costs only f 1.00 per box. Ask for free booklet telling all about ORR1XK- get "We as a "you A Sight of Terror. Few nights are more terrible than llidt of a muliier looking on iir child cnoKing and "asplng for breath dur mg an auacs: or croup, and notht"- in tne nouse to relieve It. Many mother nave pasBea nights of terror In this situation. A Ittle forethought will en awe you to avoid all this. Chamber lain s v-ougn Remedy Is a certali cure ror croup and has never been Known to fail. Keep it at hand. Fo sale by all druggists. None -- r Than Whiskey Its mellowed and aged in wood; purity guaranteed. Also Distributor of Budwelaer and Hop God Bot tle Beer. U. LOTTES i 118 Jefferson avenue, Phone ' Black 51 Why Black ia Won the Plaid. rrefessor Blackle frequently stayed st Dr. IHinald Mncleod's house In Glas gow. One nighi. snld the doctor, we were sitting up together. Blnckle said In his liruHiiie way. "Wtritever other faults I hsre. I am free from vanity." An Incredulous smile on my face rous ed liliu. "You don't believe that. Give "ic nUle to make good ih iiollUles often confers .lion t tin ii real merit. Capital Punishment. "Mamma did yon love to Blrt when yon were vnuogT" "I inn nfraid I did. dear." "And were yon ever punished for It. tnuinmn v TntelH dear I (MeveiHiiii nie 8,1 Instance. " Being thus challenge j ed, I said. "Why do you walk about flourishing a plaid continually r "I'll give yon tbe history of that sir. When 1 was a poor man and when my wife and I bad our difficulties she one day drew my attention to tbe thresdbsre cba meter of my stirtout and asked me to order a new one. I told ner I could oot afford It Just then, when she went like s oolile woman, and put ber own plaid shawl on my shoulders, and I bave worn n plnid ever since In memo ry of her loving deed." Ii. r Tl'f IN I lll.l mu-Tt. I'-t litre. married your fn e pass wltb happy pros- re more pleading than d Tith fruition.-'Jokl FJm GMN RCO MILLING Ca PHIUM.mu, 0 Would 'st be a boy again? In feeling in spirit? Give your stomach a chance to-morrow and the following morning cut out the greases, etc. eat and enjoy Golden Rod Ost, Whei-t Nuts, Wheat Fl;-.kes, or Oat Flakes and on the third day take an inventory of yourself. First you'll find that TOUB IREHIH IS SWEETER, AND rURW, THAT TOUR STEP IS A T!FU LIGHTER. ANO THAT -TOUR THOUSHTS HOW FASTER AND STRONGER, AND THAT TOUR COMPLEXION IS IMPROVED At Your Grocers wrrui sonrrt. 4swu la.km .f tu4- "l M MpilMKp.lWMH , Tont-M. Tonight, If you fcen dull and stunld or til Hons and constipated, take dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and v will fern all right tomorrow. Roll by all druggists. S.aS.ccHSCATAlR!mi When we SAY S. S. S. cures rhrnnSr Pntnrrri A ft, . - . " " Aiva, menu sHOiinutu- ly checks the symptoms lor a time. Some local applications will do that: by simply cleansing and soothing the irritated mucous membranes. But all the while the cause which produces Catarrh is left in the system, antt as soon as the local treatment is leftoff, the trouble returns with all its at Boying symptoms. S. S. S. cures Catarrh by cleansing the blood of alt impure catarrhal matter and at the same time building up the system byr Its unequalcd tonic effects. It foes into the ri disease at its root, and removes every trace of impurity that is causing: the trouble. Under the purifying effects of S. S. S., the inflamed mem branes are healed bv rich. Dure Llood which is rarrierl t tTia luirf. th. offensive discharge from the nose ceases and 6evcre headaches and neural gic pains are no longer felt. In fact every symptom of Catarrh disappears, the stomach is toned ut and the disease is thnrnnrrhlv of chronic cases of Catarrh of the most stubborn character have been com pletely cured by the use of S. S. S. The inflammation which producci. chronic Catarrh can never be permanently relieved until the cause has been removed from the blood. This S. S. S. will do, and then nature hastens thaa return of perfect health. Book on Catarrh and any medical advice free to alt. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. (LL
