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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1912)
PIOE TWO T.A WtAVDE EVENING OBSBRTBR. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1S12 An Jivitation is extended to .the public la Visit v our store. We have this year the greatesf shb wing of Holiday Goods ever known to La Grande. Below we submit a partial list of well known lines carried WE WILD SAVE YOU MONEYi Prompt Attention Given to Mail Orders ST, . in our store. ' ' f. : I " : I ! I ' LUCKY is the nun who owns?. 'a WalthaW but only (he man fcho has car- Waltham Watch for thirty or forty years knows what a he investment a'foo'J Waltham is. ' . ' -"'. Tme Yo ChMtia ' Wslrhim.' ("? H tn4 ttlk wtitk . r kewVi'nm fr Walturi . ioefet SMenauM 4-f ta (ride. Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton & How- ard Watches, Boss and Crescent solid gold or gold filled cases'.' fi Largest. line of White and 'Blue White Diamonds ever shown in f Eastern Oregon. i J 1 j Libby Cut Glass. The world's best! ' 1847 Roger Bros.' Plated Ware. . , 1 i ' ! The Gorham Co. and International Silver Co.'s Sterling silver flat and hollow ware. i Hull Bros. detacbahle umbrellas. 80 feet of show cases filleq with tie very latest designs of gold and gold filled jewelry. i ; " ; 'u 80 feet fcf (wall cases filled with sU--ver and silver plated , goods for iXmas. , ' ' I P H : Engraving ' freei AH- engraving done by an expert engraver who , last year engraved for Shreve T& Co., the largest jewelry store in San .Francisco. t r - . All. kinds of jewelry manufactured and made to your order in our own shop by an expert workman. .Hi : l u. -..'ill. O O O O . I. I ' I f; t ' .' Largest Jeweiry in Eastern Oregon Store BARRETT fill IN OREGON CHIEF OP 5JlTI0SAt; FABVESS' iyw ABUIVES. Will Be Pret t the Bkr .Vretlos JIwtln(f Tomorrow. Baker, Dec. 2. i8pecfai-C. 8. Barr.it of I'nion City, Ga.. preildent of the National Farmers" Kduoatlonal ud Co-operative union, who will be one of the principal ineakera at the tate convention of the union which will be held in tbla city Turdr. Wedneedar and Thuraday, December' I, 4 and 5, arrived In liaker yeiter-' day, Ir. Barrett who hi the head of I this great orKtMcatloit of over three! million nieuitvrs, has been mention ed as the poasihU rholee'Df Wood row Wilson as secretary of sericul ture in his cabinet, it Mr. Barrett says that a cabinet portfolio Is not on bis mind at all. He Is here, he aays, not for any polltlral reasons whatsoever, but merely t attend hte convention of the Oregon s'ate branch of the organization of which he is the bead. . ' , Other prominent men of the union who will be here and will have placet oo the programs of the three days' sessions are J. D. Brown of Arling ton,' Ore., vice president-of the -national organization; L. E. Crow, pres ident of the Washington state union; P. W. Cox. of Colfas, Wasn., memser of tbei national executive board and 5t many ethers. gin Ttieiday ty, and toe Baker svAfcsms the omclf. The (convention will morntag at V) -o'clodc kt tie ( BlkC audltoiiani, . where, the meetings of the session will; j be bldj (Mayor Palmer, edresentaig tb President A) F. Ilurmot) Commercial club, as the for the club, will extend welcome to the visitors several hun dred of whom are expected. The Commercial club has planned an en tertainment for the delegates, which will probably bo glvan Wednesday evening, but the details have not yet been given- out. although the en tertainment committee has been at work several days perfecting their plans. ) DOES BACKACHE WOKJIY VOl f Home La ('rnnde People Hare Learn, ed How to ! Belief. . How many people suffer from an aching back?' " - - - " How few 'know the catlse? If It hurts to stoop or lift If you suffer sudden; darting pains If you nre weak, larrm and tired Suspect your kidneys. ' " ' Watch for nature's signal. The first sign may be headache or dlztiness, , ' Scanty, painful, or too frequent urination. Nervousness, or a constant, dead tired feeling. " " ' , Avert the serious kidneys diseases, Treate the wfc--Tf kidneys with Doan's Kidney tills. A remdy spclaely for sick kidneys. Gratefully endorsed by residents c." this locality. ' " ' Mrs. Frank Allen, Box No. 278, No. Union, Oregon, says: ' "Last winner a member of bur family used Doan's Kidney Pills and wsa cored of pains in the back. This person thlnksag in the back. This person thinks high ly of Doan's Kidney Pills." For -sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fcster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Pemerrber tfm name Doan's and takfe no othen i ' - -i . Porto Rice's w Wonder. '" From far away Porto Rico come re ports of a wonderful new discovery that is believed to vastly benefit th people.- Ramon T. Marchan, of Barce loooeta, writes "Dr. .Kind's New Dis covery s doing splendd work here It cured me about five times of terri ble coughs and colds, alos r brother of a severe cold In his chest and more than 20 others, who UBcd It on my ad vice. . We hope this great medicln will yet be sold In every dn" store In Porto Rico" For throat and lun troubles there is nothln- better. A trial will convince you of Its merit 50c and II Tral bottle free. Guar anteed by all druggists. ".axons TWf ' BaVer. - ) times, and it is toe best thing to re ' Supreme 3ourt Jnstlce' Burnett of Heve gas and cramps: Salem, stale grand master of tb'e An- I hav? often thought I would go to. cient Free and 'Accepted Masons, paid your office and tell you what Sulphur- j Baker Lodge No. 47 a visit Saturday ro has done for me. Jou may use my evening as did also several other dis- same and tell the people what Sul- GRAND VIEW ADDITION Your contract of purohase proTides that each acre lot shall contaia thirt v-six apple trees of the very best varieties, and four cherry trees. "When your three year period is completed this tiers will be bearing They will be rive years old. Your contract of purchase provides that during the triree years'tlie trees will be carefully cultivated, pruned and spray, that'auy tree thai inipht die or become injured will be replaced. ' ' ' " J" With no interest or taxes, with a guarantee of your money back, with a uu.irantee to vour estate against loss, with a guarantee of-t?-tension of time for making payment, with reasonable building restric tions, with the price but little more .than 3011 would pay for a small lot, with rnont liberal terms, it makes a most desirable contract. Don't you think so? CM at our nflVe, or phone, and ve will hp pleased to have our rep resentative rail upon von. and give, you further information. 2 1 I LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. PHONELMA1NC752 ' FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING LA GRANDE, OREGON tinguisbed members of the order, !n eluding Past: Grand Masters G. W. Wright of Union and E. E. Kiddle f Island -City; With Judge J a Clifford of this city, there were pres ent besides the grand master three past grand masters, quite a notable phurro baa done for me. I am zr, years i!d and am enjoying the "bets of health. ' 1 j j (Sd JttRS. LVDIA S. STEENSO. ew. Jfoney Schmee. t p Spokane. WaahL Dec. ii-Somt boys eatherlna nf man nf lha r Mrhet ! may have a '.Dathf of rosea .'in ubttinx standing in the fraternity. ! tne'r education, but Preston anrf Aud- The regular session of the local ley Hanson, members of the Walla loge waa postponed from Thursday Walla high school football team are uniil Saturday night In order that heading the milky way getting some of .jthe, degree work might be through school. 'The boys' home is exemplified for the visitors. Follow- ! " ranch some distance from Walla Ing the regular meeting, an elaborate- j Walla, and lack of funds seriously banquet , was laid in the lodge ban- ' handicapped them In thelr atabitlon j quet hall. 2wing to the necessity of I to get an education. They solved some of the visitors leaving on the ' nmhlem by taking with them to late train, the program was shorten- Walla Walla two cows from their ed and the gathering of the evening father's farm. Each morning;. and eve brought to an earlier close than had Ding they milk the cows and deliver been anticipated. BITl'LITHIC AW.tRDS TO TAL OORMOCS AMOl'M Area of Tltlt PnpHlur Pavlu? Ik in. creatine Rjnldlj. m- fc . During August and September, 191 the awards for bitulithlc paving to taled 12,204.341.00 square yards. Thi paving is now. used in every section, of the I'niteil Slates and Canada. and is found uniformly good, with practi cally no expense for repairs. Leading publications, all over the Lulled States and Canada state that bltullthlc paving has done more to develop their localities than any on agency, and that taxpayers and offi cials appreciaet the true economy of bltulithic, and strongly recommend its use. Adv. . the milk to regular customers,! se curing money in this way to pay their expenses. Business is so good they ff considering bringing in sonie more cows. '. Torout" ew . Hockey Arena. I A Xlgbt , of Terror. Few nights are more terrible than that of a mother looking on her cimu choking and -asping for breath dur ing an attack of croup, and noth-- in the house to relieve It. Many mother have passed nights of terror in this s'tL-aticn. A Ittle forethought will en able you to avoid all this. Chamber laic's Cough Remedy is a cer'a'i cure for croup and has sever been known to fall. Kep it at hand. Fo a!e by nil druenst ' Toront.j. pnt., . Uec. 2. Toronto's new hockey arena, . possessing the lareeft We surfece on the American cont'nent,. Is completed in every de tail and will be opened to the public i this week. The building is 'a., fire-', proof Structure of stone, steel' and ' tuukicic A iic lie. ounnie is ju Li by, 85 feet. Seating accommodations will he provided for 8,000 spectators The building will' be available not only for Ice sports but. for horse and" automobile shows and similar exhibi tions. ' ' S1EE -TEl WILL" .' " DARKEN THE HA!R rair - Restore Faded and' Cray Hair to af ! oral Color Dandruff Quickly' ; Bemoved. ' ' There is nothing new about the idea of using Sage for restoring the color of the hair. Our grandmothers kept their hair dak," glossy and abundant by the use of a simple "Sage Tea." Wheneve their hair fell out or took on a dull, faded or streaked appear ance, they made a brew of Sage leaves, and applied It 'to their hJr with wonderfully beneficial effect 1 Nowadays we' don't have to resort to the old-time tiresome method of gathering the herbs and making the tea. This is done 'by skillful chem ists' better than we could do U our selves; and all. we have to do Is to call for the ready-made product, Wy eth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Reic edy, containing Sage In the proper strength, with the: addition c phur, another old-time scalp remedy. This preparation gives youthful color and beauty to the hair, and is one of the best remedies you can use for dandruff, dry, feverish, itching scalp, and falling hair. Get a fifty cent btt'.e from your druggist today, and ycu will be surprised at. the quick results.' All druggists sell it, under guarantee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is not ex actly as represented. . Tor.i-'ht. Tonight, if you feen dull and stupid, or bilious and constipated, take dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and yoi will feen all right tomorrow. Soldi bv all dmeeists. M.M.fQj GRKATKST-d BR , , . .... , , I j ! f,, J SHE EVER E01TMJ Siiljiliarrn 'Put an f.ni to Moiiwck ,1 ni.Me TbiU Lut;U fifteen ,; Few tio , leurs. j i ghtcJJrs; Lydia S. Iteven- I'ton.' Wsh would lire, so severe a case of stomach trouble did he have. Alter taking a cojrse of Sulphurro treatments she wrote: The C. M. ?. Stewart Co.. Seattle. Wash.. 71 Columbia St. (Jemlemen: Sulphurro is the greatest curt I have ever found.. I suffered over years with cramps, stomach trouble, and gat. I wo ild cramp double and swell twice my sixe, and seldom knew a day without pain. Lost year I was taken to .the hospital; very few thought I would live. Specialist wanted to operate on m' sad t wrnld never gt well without it.. I bested tbem to wait, so they waited, and I vt JxMter and left In six davs. but I still bad those pains. I saw your "ad" In the paper and got a bot tle of Oiilphurrn in February and have taken four small sired bottles. I went bv the directions, both as to external and internal trea'ment. I have not had a pain or crimp p ive. and swelling Is all gone. Hut I kepp Sulphurro on hand nn ! in"-.- - "Say Bill, we're not very good at puzzles; You'll have to give It to us In pbia English." ' "lm disappointed, ain't you Fritty; it started out like it was fcoin' to be something with the word "good' in it."- BE SUSPICIOUS CHBO NIC ULCER Any Bore that Is obstinate of slow fa heavier should cause suspicion and put the sufferer on guard. Many an ulcer which could have been cured ii it bad been properly treated, in time, has betn allowed to remain open tin til it became infected with pome degenerate poison from the outside which made it a malignant, eating- sore. Most old sores come from an impure and po.luted condit ,on of t!ie blood and can be healed if the circulation is cleansed and purified ol the predisposing" cause. To attempt to cure a chronic ulcer with salves, washes, lotions, etc. is trilling with, what may become a sctious condition: S. S. S. bcals curonic ulcers in a perfectly natural wny. It goes down into the blood and removes the impurities and u.viimu mminj wjiicu are me means I keeping the place open; then the sore is bound to beat. Not only does S. S. S. cleanse the circulation but it restores its icalin? powers, and aids in promoting the necessary qualities for good health. S. S. S. builds new flesh 1 1 CGH A trnttl t m a m4m.m 41. A . 41.. a . , ..-,.Uus hue iivuuillUI LUC BiCfTfKJ U1C OUMT Cavil 'ia"'3 "nancn.cure. hook on bores ana Ulcers ana znetlical ivtii wiici wmc ana request same. iTT2T ZPZCnC CO, ATLANTA, CA. S.S.S. ad. - . . ,j '- v.N
