La Grande evening observer., April 07, 1913, Image 7

MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
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KHtTKBXAL OKDKK3 italllou and Jack Inspector. Stock
' . , , Inspected for Interstate and other
A. . F. k. A. M.-U Grand. Lodge No pmtuU xu domesUc M,maU
41. A. F. ft A. M. holds regular treted and cared lor. Phone Black
meeting! first and third Saturday 41. Calls answered dar or nUat.
P' !LW. WOMEN OF WOO DOR AFT CIRCLl
Tuesday night of each month at
B. P. O. B. La Grande Lodge No. 4? K. of P. hall. All TtoWag elgb
mta each Thursday evealag at t n vekxlM
o'clock la Elk's club, corner ot ! LENA HEAD, Q. N.
pot street and Washington avae LILLIE ALLSTOTT, Clerk.
Vialttagbrother. cordially Invito finsicuil8 An) 8IJJ8,o,g
to attend.
T. J. SCRQGOIN8. E. R. DR. U. E. L. HOLT Physician an
H. B. COOLipqt, Reo. gee surg aoa; successor to Dr. N. Moll
H. E. BlXtK, XAWYEB-AU State r; corner Adams avenue and Do
and Federal Ceurta. Collections. Pt St Piionea-Offlce Main 68
Boon 4 and 6. La Grande Nation fleHdence, Main 784.
. at Bank Building. DR. M. K. HALfn-thyslaiaa and ear
Oramde Lodge Ne 1U W. O.
meeta every Brit 'and third Fit 4. L. RICHARDSON, M. D.
: day ar I O O F. halL All rUtt 1. W. LOIKUIL1N. M. D.
, tks aiann welcome. - Dra. Kichardson & Loughlla,
W. W. BBRBT. C. C. Physicians and 8urgeons
' ' j." n. KEKKET. Clerk. Phones Offloe Black 1308.
1 . Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 65.
MUlJt WOODMEN OF AMERICA- Dr Longhiin'a Rea. Main 767.
. La Grande Camp No. 7701 meeu e
the flrta and third Thursday area Hi UPTON. Ph. Q. M. O.- Phyalclai
IBM ot each aonU to the K. af P dur fJpbclttl .tteation U
all. . Visiting neighbors welcome . .
A. W. NELSON. T. C. Er NoM Md Tnro,r
' 5 ' W F LANDRUM. Clerk- tn La Grande National Bank Bull
tag Phones: Offlce Main I; Beat
ROTAL NEIGHBORS MeeU iwrj tnre Mala it
aaooni and fourth Friday even 0R H u UNDERWOOD Dlseasea ol
month, AU Tlaltlw members cor ftt ,ye a ,pecU,tT
dlally Inrltad. ' dora J. UNDERWOOD Dla
COKA FITZGERALD, Orac'e. MIM 0 women and children. Of
f ' LILLY C. K1MMLB. Recorder. neM. Adams avenue, over Wright
KBB8KAH6 Crystal Lodge No. SO- Drug Co.
. meet iwt Tuesday evening 1 tks OSTEOPATHS.
,L O. O. F. hall.; All vUlUng mem- , w Uxuunx!-0w.
jkera are Invited to attend,, -: , Ph,,lcian., Over Lilly's Hardwar.
... MATTIBOOLDBNN. G.. . Pnone Mala 68. Success
: ,, 2HTAM0NR0B,Sec. , Df r Maor., .
L. O. O. M, La Grande Lodge No VETERlNAftT.
854,' Loyal Order ef Moose, holdi JR p i OHARLTON, Veterinary Bur
regular meetings every Monday at (MB, ' County stoek taaaeetor. Of-
7:34 p. m. In I. O. 0. F. hall. .Visit iM at Hills drag atere. La Craade.
tag brothers cordially Invited to at neaMeaee ahoae, Red 741; office
tend. ,.. , ,t , . ...... ajieae. Black 181.
W ( . , ' B. L, LBAT1TT, Sec'y. , . CHIROPRACTORS.
. ' R- J- QRHBN. W. D. Q. T. DARLAND CHIROPHACTH
PARLORS. No. 4. Dewt in- I
KNiCHTS 4F PTTHIAS Red Cross joining Oregon Botes. Phone
Ledge No. 87 meeu every moaday 1761.
night la Castle hall, (old Blks' hall) AITOKKglS AT LAW
A Pythian weceme to all visiting JOCkiRjLi t COCHRAN Attorney
KnlHt'v. M,vmR m c CnM E- Cochran and Gto. T. Cocl
lS,K..fR.tS. La Grande Nations. Ban.
Building, La Grande. Oregon.
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. Yu'CRAVfBlOiiU HOBT. S. BAkIF
S.. holds stated communications the CRAWFORD & EAKIN Attorneyii
second and fourth Wednesdays of t ;aw prctlcea In all the couru
eaeh month. Vlslttag members cor- the ut an(J ,Tnlted 8tatM o,
dially Invited. ace In La Grande National Bani
. MISS CYNTHIA STEIN, W. M. Bunding. La Grande, Oregon.
MARY A. WA.PNICK. Sec. ft. j. GREEN - Attorney-at-Law
F. 0. E. La Grande Aerie No. 259.- ! Rooms 8-10, Sommer Bldg., L
Meets evsry Friday evening at S Grande, Ore. Practices In all atat.
o'clock, at the K. ot P.- ball. VI l and federal r ourU.
Itlng members cordially welcomed. M0JjERN pxiNI.EPS DENTISTS
HARRY W. SWART, W. P. pr d J. GllllHe.I, Operator; Dr.
L. F. BELLINGER, Sec Thof c ohmart M?r j,er,ot ,a
CHAUNCEY E. BUNTING Architect. Adams Ave., La Grande, '-re.
General Building Work. Estimates jjBW CARPENTER SHOP If you
Cberrfully Furnished. Boom 9. want anT carpentr or cabinet work
Leftna Bldg. Qon BeaUT , promptly call
H. W. RILBY Graduate Veterinarian at carpenter shop, 1498 Adams ave.
Hospital 1449 Madison Ave. StateJ Pearce & Bunting
.,. r.. r Straight at It .or cold. There is so reasoa ao far as
' we can see why you should not do
There la no use of our "beating M preparatl0Il by Ug remark.
around the bush." We might as well abe cureg hag ganed ft wor,d w,2e
out with ltfl rst as laBt. We want reputation, and people everywhere
you to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem- speak of It in the highest terms ot
edy the next time you have a cough prlase .It Is for sale by all dealers.
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Have you an unsightly floor, rough, uneven, stalaed or dlrtyT ' It
you have I can put K In first class jeon drttea, level, smooth, clean,
Just like a new floor and ready for any kind of a flalsh you may
wish to put on It The AUTOMATIC SCRAPIE AN PtLISUEH
makes them Ilka new. For particulars oall at room 14 Newlla's
drug building, or phone Red Soil, ,..
G. H. RUSH Contractor and Builder
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Directory
iew
CBEHMl
Glim FALLS
FOSBXY CETS STRAIGHT SOW
QUOTED OM JL4BTS
Rancb Buttrr 44 and 70 and "5 CtuU
Kb n barb Cheaper. '
'' Creamery butter is down to 40 cents
a pound xoll. The only difference In
ranch and creamery, butter now Is
that by buying the two-pound rolls
the farmers' brand comes cheaper ty
10 or S cents, accordiqg to the stand
ard of the butter. '.Merchants quote
both 70 and 75 cents for the two
pound ranch nutter rolls.
Two pounds of rhubarb for a quar
ter, a drop from 15 cents straight Is
about tbe only other market chances
today, and no particular changes are
In sight, either.
Tlie local market quotations are:
Wild Hay (retail) 818.00.
Timothy 116.004916.44.
Alfalfa hair 113.00 (retail).
Shorts 11.40. , ,
Oata 81.50 per cwt
Bran $1.2oper cwt.
. Rolled Oate $1.60 per cwt
Rolled barley 81-36. V
Blue Stem flour 81.40,
Pateat 81.84.
White Quarts 81.40 sack.
. Snowdrift-11.40 sack.
Sea Foam 81.34.
Fruit Kk.
Home grown apples. 64 75.
Orangea 64 O lOe.
Baaauaa uc pel dot.
Grape fruit 144J16c.
Sugar Fruit sugar, retail (cash)
85.76; game grade 36 days, 86.10.
Beet sugar, cash 85.50; thirty days,
1.94. ;
VUbl and HlloelUaoois.
Oaloas 82.44 ewt, small let 2ftc
lb.
reUitoes 56c per ewt.
Beans While. K 1-Sc: Una. 16 rwu
Radishes (California grown) 5c.
Cabbage Vft.
Spinach 3 lbs. for 36c.
Celery (California) 16; 3 for 23c.
rowa 14c.)
Honey 20c. , 8 lba. for 50c.
Green peppers 20c lb.
Turnips 2e lb.
Asparagus (California) 2 lbs. "J'c
Rhubarb 2 lbs. for 25c.
Kir its euo Haunr.
Fresh ranch eggs 225e.
Butter Fancy creamery, 40 cents 1
lb. roll; 2 lb. roll, 380c.
Ranch butter 1 lb. roll 40c; 2 lb.
roll 70c75.
' Bogs.
Beat light 88.15
Medium light $8.10.
Best heavy $8. 008.5.
Rough and heavy $5.756.00.
Sheep.
Best lambs $6.44 ewt.
Ordinary Iambs $6.0606.16 cwt. .
Poor lambs 84.04 cwt.
Best yearlings $5.25 ewt
Yearliags 84.84 ewt
Ewes 84.0404.35.
Fewl and Ulscellaaeons.
Bucks, dressed. 18e.
Geese Dressed 18c.
' ' ' ,v: ' CatUa '
" Chelae 86.76. .
Cemman 84.66 94.76.
tews, tea $5.44.
Fancy light cows $14464.25.
Heavy ealves $4.4006.60 cwt,
Faaey igat valves $6.4404.54.
THINK OF IT.
84,640 Perseus Pabllrly inVeemmead
4)r .Remedy. Seme ire La
- Grande People.
Over one huadrea thousasd have
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills,
For backache, kidney, urinary 111a,
Thirty thousand signed testimonials
Are appearing now In public print
Some ot them are La Grande people
.Some are published In La Grande.
'Noother remedy shows such proof.
Follow this La Grande woman's ex
ample. Mrs. Ella Lyman, 1307 Madison Ave.
La Grande, Ore., says: "I have used
Doan's Kidney Pills several times for
back and kidney trouble with the best
results. I have also noticed thtlr
good effect tn anothr cease of kidney
weakness in my family. We have
never found anything else that aTed
as quickly and thoroughly on the kid
neys as Doan's Kidney Pills. I believe
they are the best kidney medicine
to be had."
For sale by all dealers. Price Ml
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sola ageou for tbe United
States.
Remember tbe name Doaat and
take no other.
Eastern Oregon News
Killer Will JKove.
(Wallowa Sun.) ,
' Attorney V.'. T. Miller returned yet
(eruay from a trip Into Southern Ore
gon, where he had been for the paat
week looking for a new location. He
hiut decided to move to Grants Pans,
down near the California line, .and
will probably leave Wallowa about
the first of I.May. Mr. Miller is well
known here, having spent the past 18
years of his lite In and around Wal
lowa. He has practiced law here for
about two yeara, and baa built up a
nice practice, and his many friends
regret to see him leave.
Pave Slade Killed.
(Wallowa Sun.)
Chas. Hunter received word yester
day of the death of Dave Slade at
Calgary. Alberta. Word came in the
form of a telegram under date ot
March 27th, stating that Mr. Slade
was killed In the yards of the Canad
ian Pacific Railway company, at Cal
gary while on his way south. Mr.
Slade left Wallowa last fall going to
Alberta to take charge of the Canad
ian ranch of Mr. Hunter. Since then,
Mr. Hunter has sold the ranch. Mt.
Slade was about 45 years of age and
leaves a widow.
Xasonle Hall Improved.
(Union Republican.)
Contractor George Gignac has just
completed the Interior of the Masonic
ball, which is now one of the hand
somest places in Eastern Oregon.
The main lodge room has been tinted
and stenciled, and the lower portion
of tbe walls covered with burlap,
painted and stenciled, with the furth
er addition of a plate rail of dull fin
ish The kitchen, parlor, nallways
and. In fact the entire interior has
been overhauled and improved in a
modern manner, adding much to the
appearance of the Masonic " headquar
ters and reflecting credit upon Mr.
Gignac, who la recognized as second
to no man. in Eastern Oregon on work
of this class. The Masonic fraternity
now has a most beautiful home, a
credit to the order and to the city.
Sold Stork In Portland.
G. L Huffman, of Rye Valley, pass
edth rough Union last week en route
home from Portland, where he had
beert with a load of veal and fat cows.
On the '"-Ground.
Lots 7 and 8, block 22, same street, same advant
ages: A six room house, wood hwwe, vwly papered
and painted throughout. It is for sale, and we are
always ON THE GROUND to show you property
and tell you who owns them and give you the own
er's price and terms.
Let us show you. All classes property for sale
La Grande Investment Co.
1111 ADAMS AVE., FOLEY BLDG.
and found a very satisfactory market.
It made him a bit homesick to pass
through Union without stopping.
Union Republican. ...... .... ..
Birthday Breakfast
Sunday morning, March 23rd, an
elaborate breakfast was given a few
of the young gentleman friends of
Herbert Hall, at his home In North
Union, in honor of his 21st birthday
anniversary. After the breakfast,
the party repaired ta Craig mountain,
where the day was spent in target
practice and other pastimes. The
day was most enjoyable and the
guest joined In wishing Mr. Hull all
the good things that pass his way
Plant Rose
Bushes
We have In stock a choice assortment of ' Hardy, Climbing
Tree Rose bushes. Fine two year old plants at $4.00 dotea.
A nlee assortment or climbing vines, Including Clematis, Honey-
suckle, Engllsk Ivy, Wisteria, Virginia Creeper, Boston Ivy and
Trumpet vines. 35ot 81.26 each. '
Glaat Rhubarb Roots, 3 yeara old. 15c each. $1.50 doien.
Lily of the Valley roots, 6c each.
Tulip and Gladioli bulbs.
Thousands of popular bedding aad pot plants, now ready at the
greenhouses. Tomato, 'cabbage, celery and cauliflower plants now
ready... "
,AsUr plaate, all colors, choicest varieties from English and Vlck'a
seeds. Astermum, the woa torful new aster. Plants from this seed
can only be ebuined from au.
We will give a cash prise of 86.00 to the person bringing us the -largest
aster grows from one at these plants purchased of us. De
tails of contest will appear later. .
As this Is our flrst year ia business and we are anxious to get you
started buying your seeds of us we will make you this liberal offer:
Anyone buying seeds of us amounting to 81-00 will be presenttd with
a: potted plant at our greenhouses (your own selection) valued at
25c. Watch our show windows for aew flowers and plants. , .
La Grande Seed and
Floral Company
OPPOSITE gOMMHK HOUSE n 1 .
Yes, on this ground there is a good 6 room house,
wood house and room for a good garden. The ground
is located on the west side of Second street, being on
lots 3 and 4, block 21, Riverside addition, giving an
cast front. Will be one block from the new school to
be erected this year. '-
Price $1800
On this Ground
during the active life before him.
Union Repybllcan,
MONEY
: TO
LOAN
on farm lands in Union,
Wallowa and Baker
counties.
I HILL&HIBBERD
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