La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1913, Image 2

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' ' 10 acres, 65 acres In alfalfa. good house, barn. chicke house, cel
lar, family orchard, dally mall. 8 mllea from La Urande. 1-1 mile
to good .chool and Sunday services. Terms $2,000 ch, balance on
taw year. Price 6,000.
READ OUR BIO ADS KVEJRT MONDAV. WEDNBSDAT FRIDAY
Arqaalnt wltk jour want and w will b pleaae I aaUirfy Ikem.
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GEUERAL IHTEREST TO RE
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Union, March 13. (Special) Alva. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hodgkmvwere
Brasefleld It reported aa getting along a( North Powder on Wodnesd J.
fine tlnoe he was aent to the hospital w Terrall la getting ready aa
In La Grande. He waa on the high ut M possible to leave for hlf new
road to recovery when lie left here Jocatoll- Ho wants to get away wuU-
but owing to the fact that Union hat ,n 1WJ weekfi Ha baa aold out hlf
no hospital, the attending pbysMana to hll brother. Lew Terrall.
thought It best to send Mm to tne La w to , . M TerraU
Grande hospital where he could have famIy i,ut we are giaa th8t he has
every care and attention. ; . ,ef, a wortny successor In his broth-
Mr. and flfrs. Alva Peters of No'th Wh ... t business and
Powder were visiting with Mrs. Pet- t oo '
era parents, imt. ana Mrs. a. i. jnui-
WE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF A COM
PLETE LINE OP "HOT POINT" ELECTRIC
HEATING DEVICES. The power Co. has made a
' heating rate of 3 1-2 cents for the first fifty and 3
cents for all over 50 kilowatt hours used in one
:'. month. . , -
This means that you can do your baking, cook
ing, ironing, etc., at a very moderate cost.
'. This makes electricity cheaper than coal or wood.
It means freedom from smoke, soot, ashes; no fuel
to carry; no overheated kitchen; meals, prepared
in half the time. We give daily demonstrations of
"Hot Point" devices at our office, or, if you pre
fer, we will gladly demonstrate them in your own
home without cost or obligation on yer part.
Waite Electric Co. !
New Foley Building
Pk.ne M 199
GARDEN SEEDS
A full line-of first class garden seeds en display.
Now is the time to buy as our line is complete.
FANCY APPLES
Lucinda and Rome Beauties
...50c
OUR HOME-MADE SAUERKRAUT IS SPLEN
THE GOOD T!US COST SO MOUE THAN ORDIXAKT
THINGS If TOC KNOW WHERE TO BET.
Stageberg Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 .
VEGETABLES IS SEASON ALL THE TIME.
vehlll, the latter part of laBt wees. -
Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson has gone to
Portland on a business and pleasure
trip She expects to return In a ie-'
days.
Grandma McKennon la visiting wl'.b
her eon, L. L McKennon.
Otr. and Mrs. George Cox ars the
proud possessors of a new boy whlcu
arrived at their home on the lKh. ,
Dr. J. P. Myers has returned t m
a trip to Portland.
Dr. Mulholland has been out on b.s
large tract of land near Telo ase t
this week making Arrangement to
fence the same ready for farming.
W. A. Maxwell Informs us that he 1
LA ftKANDE T. M. & A.
PABTMENT.
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T. H. C. A. News at Carnal In
terest 5eted Bereiaaer, DU
f rectlon ef J. H. Rndi, fiener.
al Secretary.
Write a Letter Home,
The Sunday school of the Presby
terian church Is planning a bard time
social to be held at the church on
March 28th. All members of 'he
church, congregation , and Sunday
school are-Invited to be present and
that they will have a good time goes
without saying. '
C. J. Forsstrom has returned from
bis legislative duties and will once come to tho use . of the. Y.
more take up his work as a private writing materials and table.
. The Frltta ft Adcook firm have
presented to the local association a
table which hereafter will be known
as the "correspondence desk." Many
young men would write more often if.
they had some place to go to do their
writing. Such. men are always wel-
M. C, A.
is oui ior vie Tewvauip ni un 0 i,H , lho
furanae tana omce ana irom an ai-
pearance be ftands as gool a show ss
anyone to land the plum.
Mrs. Nellie Shelton :s reported as
convalescing from a recent serious
Illness. ,...'r , ,
Mrs. Dr. McKenney was an "over
Sunday visitor In La Grande, return
ing home Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Craig Is able to he up
again fter a tussel with serious com
plications resulting from a recent at
tack of smallpox.
citizen.
J. F. Hutchinson will be the asses
sor for tfnlon and vicinity for the
year.
We hod quite a fall of snow in Un
ion Wednesday morning and the wind
Spring is
not here yet--'
Potato market Is not any better and
It has been very bar don the grow
ers. Thousands of buBhels 'will be
left to rot in the pits as It will not
pay to handle them.
Dr. Paddock is kept busy with his
veterinary work and reports lots of
sickness among the stock. " -v
. Mr. Amase has lost several young
horses and a valuble stallion at bis
ranch.
D R. FONG
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XIiniE CO.
ttiautu ut iuwr i,iiy outce
CHINESE HERBS AN
ROOT RBXHMEg
Our wonderful 1U giving
herbs will absehitely extirpate
every impurity frees the system.
No drugs, no polsea, aoa-alco-hollc.
t'RIE CONFISSNTIAL
C0NSCLTATIAN FREE
Those living cut ot town can
cure themselves at none with
our herbs. Write te aa tor par
ticulars. Office Hours: I to 12 a. m.; l'to
p. m.
Sundays to 11 a. m.; 1 to
I p. m. - s
Telepheac Mala 1M.
OtTleei .1412 Aaasis Aveaur
LA GRANDE, OREGOX.
OLD CATCHERS
PASSING OUT
Many Veteran Backstops Will
Rs Missing This Season.
YOUNGSTERS GO TO FRONT.
Tonr Spare Time.
When at leisure visit the T.'M. C.
A. During the day or during the eve
ning spend your spare time . among
our books, papers, magazines or
games. ""You wjll always find a cor
dial ; welcome. Perhaps you wish to
make a business appointment with a
friend. Meet him at the T. M. C. A.
' ' ' ' Games.
We need a carom board, chess men,
and material tor a Bhuffle board. The
other games are kept busy most of
the time. ' .
Ken's Meeting. !
Last Sunday Geo. H. Currey Jr.,
gave an Interesting discourse on '.'Op
timism In Christianity". ' The asso
ciation male quartet sang a splendid
number.. ' On next Sunday , Dr. E. B.
Fyke is the speaker. " ' "
taking. Foley Kidney Pllla I began
to regain my strength, and I am bet
ter now than I have been for twenty
years." Try them. Sold by A. T.
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CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY
Mutwrv wbo rain tblr wo comfort and Um .
woiikra of ihwJrchUdrcn, tboald nmt-r bvwtihoutft
bta at MoUur tin; ' ttwee i Vom&n tor Cbtidmi.
for dm throaghoa I U sVjuoh. Thvy Brnk np
Cold. KtierlrTf1tbnN,ConrtMpaiioarlM
I)lortktr, Li ti4ACiu and HuncU Trouble. Vsdb
Mothn for W ymn. I'll KHK K)WDKK8 NKVfitf
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American League Possesses Excellent
Array of Youthful Maskmen For
1913 Chicago Has Two Corkers In
8chalk and Kuhn.
and Cro'ssln.
The New Tork Americans landed a
good bet In Sterrett Princeton college
hoy. If expert testimony counts for
anything. , Sterrett caught some and
played first base for the Yanks, bitting
.205 aud fieliliiij: . grandly. Frank
j Cbanc'e, it is exiiected, will uxe bim
excliwlvcly behind the bnt this year. .
In Kondenu. a younp Freuohmnn
fr.im Jersey City. Detroit apparently
! swured a firat cIurs running mate for
Oscar Stann?e and a valuable addltio..
I to bis colt KtrliiK. consisting of Kocber
and Onslow, who have bad little ex- L
perience in the main tent Kondeau
lias a be.ter entchlng record than
Schaiig, and hit .311.
1 Clark Orifflth is probably better forti
fied with youthful maskmen than any
manager in the American league. Qn
OrifTs team are Henry and Ainsmlth.
regarded by many as the best In the
American league. Henry has been In
the lengue two years and Ainsmlth a
year and a half. Williams Is a one
. year man.
Cleveland has a likely catcher in
. A Message aa Railroad Mea.
E. S. Bacon, 11 Bast St., Ba1b, Me.,
sends out this farning to railroaders
everywhere. "My work as conductor
caused a chron!o inflammation of the
kidneys and I was miserable and all
played out. . From the day I began
From standard bred
Rhode Island Reds
Black Minorcas
White Leghorns -
aid yoor own eggs '
hatched In onr mam
meth hatchery.
Descriptive circular
and price list for the
asking.
C.C.C00LIDGE
Phoa Red S702. LA GRANDE.'
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nne Blaek IMS'
One by one the battery men pass,
heeding the voice of time. Not so very
long ago the box scores revealed the
hnmui rf Dnn-urmnn ftilnrM
Kittredge. Jack Warner. Billy Sullivan pVlente In Johnson's organisation,
and Johnny Kling.- The fint three Fred Carl8ch, thouj;ll nof , pringer. Is
named are gone from the big leagues.. 1 0 newcomer In the Americiin and he.
Sullivan, the old warhorse of the I too. is a vnluuble player.
White Sox. and Kling, late of the
Braves, are still in the major rtng. but
they are about done as catchers. Sulli
van is as slow as a pushcart now.
Kllng caught in seventy-four games in
1012. but his receiving was not up to
the Kling standard. So Boston released
bliu.
Then there are three other veterans
of a later period who will not be seen
in uper crust circles this season. They
are Gabby Street Charley Schmidt and
Jimmy Stephens.
To fill the places of the stars wbo
have faded and to succeed those who
are yet to fade major league clubs have
loaded up wltb young catchers. Not In
years has there been such a splendid
eutry of highly press agented Juvenile
bucktsops us will be found on the varl-
There is Schang from Buffalo, whom
every club In both big circuits had a 1 1
draft In for. Connie Mack was the
lucky one. and be grabbed him. Last
year SchaiiK was the resounding, spar
kling sensation of the International
league. Itostou has Cady. wbo was the
real noise In the world's series.. Nine
teen twelve was his first major year.
Boston also has Tho'nas. a recruit from
Newark, wbo caught ten or tw-elve
games at the end of last season, and
Nunnmaker. who was going finely until
an Injury retarded him.
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;cye oiasses ana;
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Spectacles
give eemfert and
riiigoi'
Imbler Co-op;
Tliey are not arriving every day, .tbey are
here ruw, and we want you to come auJ see
theui. . '
Wo can show you the largest and most up-to-iflte
lire ut seasonable Dry Goods and Notions
that h:.i ever been shown in .this section o,1 Un
ion County.
A splendid assortment for you to select from
in Prints, Ginghams, Percales, and Fancy Dress
Goods, at prices and quality that will surelv
please you.
Our line of WINDOW SCRTMS is most beau
tiful at prices ranging from 15 to 60 cents per yd
A full line of New Spring Styles of McKIB
BIN and STETSON MEN'S and BOYS' HATS.
Don't think we can't dress you, for we can.
MEN'S AND BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS TIES
BELTS, HOSE, ETC., ETC. '
Call and see us, and make this store your store
buskTess0" Share- !,n,the Profits f a successful
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l that are correct,
J 100k well. .
J rHK ELIEF F EYESTRAIN 19 '
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"The Intellect ot maa sits es
trones' visibly apon his fore
head and ta bis eye."
Longfellow.
President Omlskey of Chicago
won"t miss Sulllvi.n. The old Roman
has two able new men In Ray Scbalk,
whom he purchased from Milwaukee
for a sum said to be SIO.OiX), and Red
Kuhn. heralded as a wonder. Oeorpe
Stovaii of s-t Louis will experiment
with an untried catching staff, but It
won't be suprlsing If he develops a pair
Come In and talk ever yeur eye- I
i glass prokleaas; eeaealiatieB ai
any time.
We grind eur ewa lessee.
; Onr eptloal parlors have all the J
latest aeleatile latsrasaeats ter
deteetiag errers la refraetiea
iJ. H. PEARE & SON !
of receivers capable of going the gait j Attenaaaee eJraduate Optosietrldl.
ta regular style. They are Alexander ' L trajUe.
Union Connty Co-0perathre Associstion
Men Ycu Are Plan
ning to Build -
f member tkat aur sMngles, sash
es, aoers, fleerlag aad etker laaa
ker are reeegaUee la taia eosa-.
moalty aa tterenghly traeiwortlfy
and high rraae, and that we do not
make a practise af aver-aaarglng.
We bonght aar present sUek wkea
lumber waa lower ta price.
WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY
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