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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1912)
Alfalfa Me, ! will make your fiens lay. TTs U all kind of roulu; Snyulles. W H Stanchfiield Ware house Co. 1312 Jefferson Avenue. Tho Oonulno DOMESTIC Mw Vaaal HAaarwttll Tb kind your gratHltoof ti ara otod. ('r v.uuOjuhO tow in m TwumacblDM on bolblocfciUwb an 4 cbaln itlteb. model U loffllt Improvetnenu. IS Dmn' Frmm Trial a dapaaU, aollilDt . boo.II- llll. YlMt BMd ftj4 b. . HH til ynaluwuud roar Buckm. lid.. Tovreftotoa Irrmv OiaA aI.r triut vrfivy pavmentt am how a. 11.00 nLVm AmtmIm s u gu $I.C0u,0n OMporatwM, gtm wtta av.rf aweiuaa. Tha ' BMat libaral mwisc uctatM cuarant. afar aaVtA. WSITC NOW for Dobmmk Boob tod full aartlar.at to traatofftf . A poaUl will bnoc it KfrKfl'tt, ratuca mU. SSSUJTK KVtM UCMf CO. Itt. UK CkViM All unsold bulbs will be taken to oar greenhouse, and planted after this week. There Is nothing so attractive Jo. the earljr spring aboat your yard ai a few flowering tulips, Daffodil, or Hyacinths. Call nd make jour selection this week. Cat flowers are Terjr scarce In the wholesale market. Place Toar order for Thanksgiving early. LA GRANDE Seed & Floral Co. .Store Oviioslto Somnier house Phone Red 3111 1 1 D. R ,. . . -v: ." i I ?7 FISH kv ai a IMMM li M.UKEREL 8HAD FIH BALLS CHEESE Stageberg PHONE MAIN 70 ; 0Q$mm The Candy Kid f J 'f orz 5s almost any kind of a kid that is healthy. Makes ! J 'fsPb " fllffcrpnpe whether bov or girl the appetite for , KC'-rtfsW K'l R01 P"e and wholesome candy is there just the J S--':'iffD f , same. We make all our own candies and therefore ! J l ' tiffXty? we can guarantee them in every particular. i ! p ! i Selder's - La Grande ! fUlt 3 A IX I have the following det Hid taais and luwn lots which I it. t sell: - tai 180 acres ot Sane ..;. -.n-.U. all tii cultivation, 44 acres In alfalfa ..id iU acres In fall wheat This can all be Irrigated at slight expense, and is excellent alfalfa laad. WJ sell It either as a whole or la two 80 acre tracts; (b) (40 acroa'of bunch grass and stump laud, 5 miles northwest of Suinmervllle. This can be made an excellent summer pasture for a val ley farmer; (c) 20 aere orchard at Alieel, just beginning to bear, the best Tarletles of apples, best located tor easy ship ment of any orchard in the county: (d) House and block ot land Just across the street from the new high school building in Union, good build ings and well located and oontaln excellent family orchard; (e) House and two lots east of round house in La Grande, specially well located lor employee ot the rail road company; (f) Two lots at corner of Seventh and O, in the heart of the residence district, directly south ot Diok Jones now residence; ' (g) Two lots on Adams avenue directly across the street from Bohn enkamp's store, the beet located place nt hits ness nrooerty in ua uranae (h) ltO acres at the bead ot Mill rnrnk northwest of Summervllle, ex cellent land, well watered. I have. also, several orchard tracts r Inland City lust beginning to Dear an lrrizaiea. jiy rewuu vuo la that f need the money, and any. of the foregoing tracts will be sold either for cash or on such terms as mill nav my debts, and as soon as rhi la accomDllebed the rest will be withdrawn from the market. TURNER QUVBR. ll-ll 10t SanPranclsco, Calif.. Barbers' Un Ion adopted a resolution that every member of that organization shall, in an effort to help the movement for un ion zooda. wear five garments that bear the union lable. FONG MEDICISE CO. , Branch of Baker City Office fHIESE HERBS ASD ROOT BEVEDIES Our , wonderful lire giving herbs will absolutely extirpate every Impurity from the aystem. No drugs, no poison, non-alco-fnllc. v ' KUEE CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION FBEJJ Those living out ot town can cure themselves at home with our herbs. Write to ua for par ticulars. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 9 p. m. Sundays 9 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 5 p. m. Telephone Main 762. ' Offlcet .1413 Adams Avenue LA GRANDE, OREGON. rXHsnVBaSaasMB S K. NORTVAt HERKUiG Anchovies - Atwck hsh .wEN BLOATS B8 CHEESX FI LL CBEAiV BRICK SWISS CHEESE LIMBURGEB CHEESE PMM 08T ' ntESH TEGETABLBS DA1XT. Grocery ELKS WILL A banner day In Elkdom will be the holding of memorial service tomor row afternoon at 2:30 p. m., at Elks ball. J. Slnncxt, representative elect of The Dalles, will deliver a beautiful memorial address and loos' talent will help to make the Cay mem orable b fitting musical ' numbers. The committee has worked unstlnt Ingly to outdo previous services of this kind and according to all Indica tions has practically accomplished that task. Past Exalted Ruler J. H. Peare, who I has bad the program In charge s sparing no effort to make tms an oc casion worth remembering. ' A glance at the list of present officers shows that many of La Grande' leading bus iness and professional men have at one time or another held responsible positions In the local lodge. The fol lowing have held the high position of exalted ruler: EL W. Bartlett, N. Mol ltor. T. N. Murphy. J. H. Peare, C. D. Coodnough, J. C. Gulling, F. S. Ivan hoe, E. W. Davis, Wm. B. Sargent, C S. Dunn, H. E. Coolldge, O. L. Blggers and H. J. Sitter. Present officers are T. J. Scroggln. exalted ruler; L. F. Dunn, esteemed leading knight; C. H. Conkey, esteem ed lecturing knight; H. E. Coolldge. secretary; A, T. Hill, treasurer; A. B. Ttogers. esquire: W. 'M. Peare. Inner guard; C. E. Hackman, chaplain, and J. C. Gulling tyler. W. S. Francis, Benjamin Bassett, Frank Bay and Clint Van Fleet will act as ushers. Absent brothers whose memory will be honored by the lodge are: . The Absent Brothers, O. E. Bengqulst, E. Christiansen, Wm. G. Hunter, Chas. E. Jennings. A. F. Lewis, W. P. Laughlln, John H. Lar.ghlln. Fred Moore, T. N. Murphy. Harry E. Neil, Frank A. Paddock, Wm. H. Patten, Peter O'Sullivan. L. D. Rea : vis, J. O. Thomas. John P. Donnelly, Jcsevh McCrary, Chas. Mellquist, Jno, ' Hill. John C. Joyce, G. C. Schluer, . Een Brown, F. Olyett, Fred H. Swaney ' Coo. Kreigef. 0. E, Fowler, Sib Hall- garth, J. W. Johnson. W. W. Hager, G. E. MeCully, J. G. Smith, J. E. Hough. F. R. Brown, A. J. Harris, Leo Herring, Chas. Hallgarth. Members of the memorial commit tee are J. H. Peare, C. H. Conkey. C. S. Dunn, H. E. Coolldge, and J. C. Gulling The program In toto is: Processional "March de Funebre" Beethoven Glenn H. Armstrong. Opening Ceremonies. . .Exalted Ruler T. J. Scroggln. Ode Air, "Auld Lang Syne" Lodge and audience. Invocation Chaplain C. E. Hackman. Solo "Good Bye" Toatl C. P. Ferrin. Euloey ,Geo, T, Cochran ... Duet "Whispering Hope" Mrs. J. A. Corbctt, J. A. Hadaller. . Soprano Sold-"A Preatu of Para- Cray dise" Mrs. A. L. Richardson. Memorial Address Hon. N. 3. Slnnott.' Th Dalles Lodpe No. 303. ' Baritone Solo "Plains of Peace".. D. Bernard "jna Ai; Htf.a"er- Closing Ceremonies ...u.-t.. . La Grande Lodge No. tf l. ' Doxology Lodge and Audience, f Benediction (Riev. Upton" H. Glbbs, Pastor Episcopal Church. Recessional 'TMarcto de Funebre" .Ohopld Glenn H. Armstrong, Accompanist Estufte Notice. Notice is hereby given that the ua- u'er(gned has be4 appointed exeC(i tor 01 the' estate of Aiex'ander Ferga son, i5'aB?d' aBd that ttli persons having cVb) against said Estate are required fV 4ebt the same ltbln six months' v. proper vouchers to the undersigned Vcb, executor. Dated November 20th, LEANDER' J. aTKROASpN, Executor of the estate' M Alexander Fergason, deceased. La clfnde' Ore. dly Nov 2 30 Dec 6 13 2C " t At 7C2 Adams Ave. HONOR ABSENT solution. Be It Resolved, That the recorder of the city of La Grande be, and hi is hereby authorized to give ten (10) , days notice by publication lu the La Grande Evening Observer and iy posting notices thereof In three (3) public places In each ' ward of the city, of the general election to bo held in said city and that the fol lowing officers are to be elected at said election: Ore mayor. One recorder. One treasurer. One chief of police. One councilman from the first ward One councilman , from the second ward. One councilman from the third ward. : ' , , One councilman from the fourti ward. Be It Further Resolved, That the polling places designated for tall election, and the judges and clerks appointed to conduct said ' election are as follows: First ward: Polling place, court house; Judges. Don Turner, Hall Lane and W, N. Monroe. Clerks, Ed. Kammerer and W. A. Worstell. Second ward: Polling place, city building; Judges H, W, Stoner, Clay Ellsworth and 0. P. Coolldge; Clerks, Geo. Lamoreaux and C. L. Mackey. Third ward: Polling place. 1907 3rd Street; Judges, J. M. Hilts. C. C. Pen lngton, W. D. Grandy; Clerks, How ard Davis and Will Hamilton. Fourth ward: Polling place, Oed des' store; Judges,' John Ladd, fl. Logsdon and V. 8. Miller; Clerks, W. A. Thompson and J. M. Kochenspar ger. Be It Furthdr Reaolvef, That said election be held on Monday, th 9th day of December, 1912. Adopted by the council November 20th, 1912. N. J. MANSAGER, Recorder. Nov 27-10t NOTICE. The person who broke Into Mrs. I Additional To Erect Two Large Starting into the greenhouse bus iness this summer in a limited Vay, I have been cautiously feeling my way along, adding new stock to the greenhouses, building more buildings and investing my capital. I have satisfied myself fully that I have asaociated with me a good grower, a man who thoroughly understands .plant life and who can successfully grow anything that will thrive in this di mate, t have satisfied" the surrounding country is large enough to support a much larger plant: than we now have; what we can raise now would not begin to supply the local de mand. So fully satisfied am I that the investment is a good one, I have invested every dollar of my capital in the enterprise. V - -t content to stop here. The possibilities of the business can hardly bf . - - .r -An hop. new wavs of makincr money in the business. There realized. W7 J . U tw. nnKnn'totii Seiliht all trig tiXk - j ot carnations nere iwa norists would gladly week of us had we them .Blc,u we BUUU1U oe Kruwxns .upra orrreeiyeg. mis means more buildings and necessarily tnore capital. This is no stoc wiling scheme whereby we are offer f ing twenty dollar gold pieces for one doUar invested, It is a good straight; legiti mate pay buslncus proposition. We desire $3,000.00' more cash capital in tha business and will sell 300 shares of stock at $10.00 per share for this purpose. 1 sold one of thd best dividend raying propositions in this city to go into this busiWs and firml believe it hag a much greater future. Would pilfer a . man to take the whole of this stock and dvofp I,! f 'I't ! vaaivi iv IUO ay business of ft lady who could take Charge 6f the store and allow me to devote I my time at the' greenhouses. ITefC is an excellent opportunitv for a Udr .?, I .this amount oi capital to establish herself in a very pleasant business. Tf you are intcroptetl about this all and talk it over. ' I. B. Cherry. Sec'i'y and Manager La Grande Seed and Floral Comnnnu Kayser's bouse on North Ash and Y streets on the afternoon of Octo ber 26th, and stole four dress pat terns Is known and It she will return,,! the stolen goods at 'once no ques tions will be asked. Otherwise, will go to the grand jury. ll-29-lt ANNOUNCEMENT ' I hereby announce myself as a candidate for thief ot police and will deeply appreciate any v assistance given me In the com- 9 ing city election. Roy S. Clapp. - TO THE YOTEBS. I ara a candidate tor the office of chief ot police and solicit votes on the strength of my past P record In suppressing crime and 0 punishing criminals, and base my petition on a long expert- ence In police matters. Insofar as honesty and determination will permit I will enforce, If elected, all city ordinacoea. m J. B. McLACIILIN. ANNOUNCEMENT. ' I hereby announce myself aa a candidate for the office ot city recorder subject to the will ot the Toten ot the city of La Grande. Having been city au dltor for the last three years I am thoroughly familiar with books and affairs of the c'ty and can give entire satisfaction la this office which Is of great lm- portance to the taxpayers. N. J. MANS AG an. ll-25-tf ELKS, ATTENTION! it. . - ' AU members of La Grande lodge No. 433 B. P. O. E., and visiting brothers are requested to meet at the Elks' Home at 2:15 p. m. Sunday for the purpose of attending the annual memorial services. T. J. SCROGGIN. : v Exalted Ruler. GreeiAouses to Add to myself (from the sales already -I,' ... J ' ; i - to bMT' We are now buying Capital Wanted j . .: v , LET WISE SUIT YOU "Made In LA GRANDE" That is our slogan. No longer any need of send ing away to sweatshops for clothes. . We make them right here. That's all we do make high grade tailored suits for Ladies and Men. Come and see ua. B. WISE LADIES' TAILOR , MEN'S LET WISE SUIT YOU 1 THE ABSTRACT & TITLE CO. La Grande, Ore. Owners of a complete and up-to-date set of Abstracts of Union County, Oregon. All work niaranteed. Give us a trial. CMLOCKWOOD.Mgr Office in Foley Bldg. Our Present Buildings made) that La Grande and; .1 . ' . v ... A .... ... , " ' ' .'. 7 raise tne nnest e take a thousand dozen a most of our cut flowers In- I i V m mu axsmxantxsui
