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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1913)
1 EuQ S 25c RANCH EGGS, strictly fresh, we aro now offering for only 25c per dozen. This is the cheapest eggs have been for six months -.nd everyone now can afford eggs for eating, cooking, etc. This offer may not last if the cold weather continues, and NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. . . ASSOCIATION QUALITY The All Important Factor. IFORSSALEI ! Residence, corner . of Fifth and Pennsylvania. Xlose in. Room on J , I Fifth street front for. another ! house. 6 rooms bath and toilet. . t Cemr ot basement. Will sell for J cash, or part cash, balance month- ' I iy payments. Reason for selling: T ' i Desire to lire nearer my work at i CLUB FORMED TO GIVE POPU. the greenhouses. If interested, ap- J' , ..' LACE CONTESTS. ply to t mm A. B. CIIEUtKY. J Anyway Invited to Join the Club -i ""'""""""""""""'"'""""""" I Tournaments Planned. BOOMED THE SAFE WAY! At Sherry's - The new act which opened at fbla popular Aouse last night is one of the best ever seen in the city. Web-" shir and Wards are high class slngr rs who safe no trashy songs to of fer. Their four or Are numbers were all welcomed and tha "Dublin Rag" and "When the Bell in the Lighthouse Rings Ding Dong" , clearly demon strated tbetr ability as vocal artists. Their act Is both clean and reflneS and remains for the balance of the week giving a complete change wiiti each change of pictures. . , provisions la tha ordinance, and of suco iuu warrants, snail u from ths special Interest fund crested by a speoial levy for that purpose, which spelral levies, oue for creating tha sinking fund of $5,000.00 above mentioned and the other for provid ing the interest on outstanding time warrants Issued under the provisions of the ordinance, tha council Is di rected and empowered to levy escb year until all of such outstanding time warrants are redeemed. DEADLOCK CITES WAT (Coatlnued from Page 1) "Sou,hprn Bomaace" Pica, That the .Wheeler players K have caught on In La Grande. is puttlng.lt mildly as another big house greeted I charter than the former one. ' Except them last night to witness "A South-! where the charter is copied It amends em Romance" and everyone got. mora the charter radically by ordinance than their money's worth. ' ( notwithstanding the universally The play Is a combination of tears and laughs artistically blended, and was cleverly and artistically present ed by this popular company. Metta Chamberlain In the part of "Bobby" deserves especial mention, as does Mr, Hutchison as the old colonel, and the comedy roles , of George and Varollne by Mr. McKay n nd Miss Lawrence caused ro"i.ls of laughter and applause. The balance known method of . popular election on charter amendments. - Relief ashed for by John Mars rel ative' to the matter of transcrlp.a for Improvement bonds, was not. forth coming as the committee to which Iy was referred was not able to give the relief. Linoleum is to be laid in the water superintendent's office. Tha, matter 1 of a storm sewer be-1 of the company were, cast to advanri tween M and N streets, was referred aige, 'and taken altogether the ViPlay was a Dig success. . Tonight the play will be Dan Sul to the street committee. The office of a plumbing Inspector, as a separate office, provided In a res- ly's big "The Parish Priest" and olutloa presented two weeks ago may Judging from the way the seats are not be created. The committee which selling, another crowded bouse la evident. IN GETTING Eye Glasses and S I opectacies : I that are correct, give comfort and J day ntgbt. wok well. ' j "The Intellect of man sits en throned visibly upon his fore bead and In his eye." ffBE IRELIEP OP EYESTRAIN IS I OUE SPECIALTY. J1 Come in and talk over your eye- i i glass problems; consultation at J any time. , We grind our own lenses. J I Our optical parlors hava all the I late scientific Intsruments for S detecting errors In refraction. J ! J. H. PEARE & SON: Attendance Graduate Optometrist. Last night a group of nine met at the Y. M. C. A. for the purpose of discussing the possibilities , of , a checker club. The meeting resulted In the organization of the Chess and Checker club of the La Grande T. M. C. . The affairs of the club will be un der the care of the following officers: President Chas. G. Bereer. .. Vice Presldent--J. A. Jenkins. i Secretary-Treasurer N. J. aian sager. .' The business mentln are to be held bn Wednesday evenings. Mem bership In the Y M. C. A. is not re Quired ' for membership in the club. All men who are interested In either chess or checkers are Invited to come to the business meeting next Wednes- Every night finds some members of the club with heads bent J over the checker board. Soma most 'interesting contests are being pulled J off. President Berger says, "Come I. loin the crowd: we are having soma i splendid times at the Y. M. C. A." Jt i! I i. WANTED Girl for igeneral house work. Call Dr! Underwood's of fice. . ' 3-5-tf PUBLIC 8 ALE We will sell at the city livery sta ble on ' i SATURDAY, MARCH 8th at 1 o'clock,, the following property: 10 Head of Horses 2 to 7 years old, ranging in weight from 1000 lbs, to 1400. 6 sets heavy work harness -1 nearly new 3-ln. Studebaker. 1 two seated buggy. , 1 14-in. walking plow. , I 3-bottom pony gang plow I I riding -cultivator .' ; 1 disc, .... .. . A. ; - 1 harrow .., ,, 1 potato planter 2 mowing machines I ..., 1 hay rack . 4. -V 1 wagon box -" and other articles too nutneorus to mention. Y. . This Is not livery stock. Terms of Sale. ' All sums of $10.00 and . under cash', over f 10.00 a credit of 6 months will be given on notes with approved se curity bearing 8 per cent. Interest Three per cent discount for cash. . JOHNSON & WEBB, Proprietors. ED STRIGHAM. Auctioneer. d!y 3-6-7 WANTED Milliner, apprentice. Ap ply at once. Olbel's.' La Grande. WANTED Milliner apprentice. Ap ply at once. Gelbel'a. FOR RENT 5 room cottage. First and Grandy. , Phone IRed 3f3. . . " s-e-3tp itxjjjmam-, m- rti T;T" - I - i i . ' . Presses Perfectly at 300 deg. Overheating garment impossible Tailor's Goose requires 900 deg. Overheating garment inevitable berry's New Laundry j Geo. Gilbert Manager had It, was opposed and the council went against it. The office was to be self sustaining at the expense of such people as installed any plumbing. Councilman Fitzgerald, a member of the committee, hadn't been consulted and time was given him to peruse it. Citizens are bringing complaint to the council relative to the rise and misuse of the city dump grounds., The Ore and police committee will in- j vestlgate. ,. , . I The oTd trouble over, spring Mghj water from Deal canyon striking Oak i street at Pennsylvania, is giving tron-j ble again. ' Sirs. Baxter last night sent complaint and the city will in- i vestlgate. I Treasurer Logan is badly wanted) at council meetings. The matter of! overdrafts of certain Improvement! funds -came up fort discussion. Some! councllmen failed to see the business j methods prompting it ' but it is i pointed out that all improvement dis trict funds are considered in a bulk, j so far as the cash is concerned and when one district is unable to take up warraiits against it, for want of cash in hand, other funds better pro vided at the time, are draws vpon. In the end It will all balance up. The saloon license held by the late L. IRemlllard has been transferred to R. Kelley, executor of the estate, and the new bonds approved. The grading of Cedar street be tween Main and Spring, is causing considerable discussion agaiu as it did last year when the work was ad vertised an4 readvertised. A contract was entered into between the city and Contractor Klngsley at that time but approach of winter stopped the work, and In the meantime the prop erty owners have discovered that the original petition did not provide fori park strip griding and they want that put into the contract. The street committee now has the matter in 'hand following the presentation of a time warrants, as may be issued and petition to that effeot last night, not yet redeemed, according to the A utroet flusher company asked for jj .... Biff Egir Atrracts. Frank A Chattas of South La Grande, who owns a pen ot fancy white Wyapdottes. claims Ug egg honors today. He is exhibiting at the Greek restaurant today a hen's egg measure seven and a half Inches in circumference, long way. - BUDGET PLAS (Conttnupn vrooi Vac? O i :-, ijiTiT Hartford Sitrrs Aptcartug at the Arade Toulpbt. FASHION Presides Over SPRING DISPLAYS The authorized styles which we present . are worthy of your crit ical inspection.1 We Are Ready The fashions exploited by our displays are Unquestionably cor rect.. For they have been ap proved by the most eminent; st vie authorities."' . Spring Millinery COATS ....... $ 7.50 to $25.00 SUITS ........ 10.00 to 35.00 DRESSES 1.50 to 25.00 You are invited to call and see . them. Geibel's right to demonstrate a $1200 machine guaranteed to do the work. . , .. Property owners on Cherry street are again bringing up the matter ol opening up Jefferson on the East end. This was discussed without final ac tion last year because the owner of the property standing on what would be the street If it were opened up, could not come to terms with the city as to prices. . . A water main is asked for on North Cherrry street by property owners. 1 ...
