La Grande evening observer., May 07, 1913, Image 2

WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1913.
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GEORGE PALMOJ
New Telephone Directory
' We wish to notify our subscribers that we in
tend to issue .a new directory .next month, and in
order that there may be no errors in it we ask then-co-operation.
All those whose names r addresses
are not correct in the present directory r who wish
any changes made, kindly, notify us. All notifica
tions must be in by the lQth of May.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
Potatoes and
Apples
OUR MANY LISTINGS OF ALL CLASSY ux
Valley Road Still Has Twq Mudholfs
;.y That Hinder Traffic. '
Both very good varieties
Apples 35c Box Potatofee 35c Sack
THE GOOD THINGS COST SO MORE THAN ORDINARY
THINGS IF YOU KNOW WHERE TO BUY.
Stagefeerg Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70
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Ladd Canyon, May 6. (Special)
The foot hill road is considered to be
in fair condition, but the valley road
atill has two very bad mud ' holes,
caused chiefly by rising underground
water. Two automobiles . from La
Grande had to be pulled out of them
Saturday and Sunday. Of course the
foot hill road is quite rough on ac
count of the grading which the Camp
bell crew are doing, but nevertheless
they are doing good : work, which
means that we shall have better roads
in the future. . '' ' ' ' .
Miss Ruth Peebler left last Friday
morning for Pendleton to visit her
little sister, Helen, who has been over
there taking ; treatment for , spinal
mylitis. Helen is improving so fast
that the doctor thinks that she can
probably return home , with her to
remain in a week or so.
The house which wae occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Crossen, and
known as the old Newhard property,
was completely destroyed by lire last
Saturday afternoon, but they were
fortunate enough to save nearly all
their furniture. It is not known how
the fire originated. The farm is not
far from Ladd Canyon. S
William Banton is busily engaged
at the present time building a shed
in which he will hereafter house the
threshing machine separator.
Mr. Wilson is building a small aa
itt, to his home which will be used
as a kitchen when completed.
Mio. Trnn Mulholland had tne mis-
fortune to lo.e her. saddle horse Sat
urday morning. The animai
raised by hand ana was q '
orite little horse.
Lawrence Drumsmith l8v R ver
good milk cows one day last week,
death resulting from eating too much
green alfalfa.
T). Allan H'Virl id tdflchlllC
iviiaa ivctvn rti.v.., .
rhool neve, visitea Bauirujr
day at North Powder, with the Mur
cersi. ; - ' .
Bucktna'ster and Mrs.
M.wv. r.nmiiln. sisters of Mrs. Tom
Rates, arrived last Friday from Boise,
Idaho, to pay her a week's visit, m.
hftiid and baby who
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accompanied her will go on to Canada
mnke their future home.
Gamble will return to Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie mcMinan,
La Grande, drove out and spent bun
day with Mrs. McMillan's sister, Mrs.
Laurence Drumsmith.
Some City Listings
5 Room House 1604 First
New, full basement, plastered, bath
and toilet, street and sewer paid.
Barn 18x24, nice lawn, sitely view.
Lot 60x110. Price $3,000. Terms are
reasonable, i. : ' ' .
t- r TTaii.ii inl Vinrinff
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' tann .aah hnlnnpe 820 ner month,
Price only $1100. Lot 50x90. Rooms
large, also 6x8 pantry, hot and cold
water, . toilet, woodshed, wired lor
lights. Quite well lurnisnea..- .
.. Cor Sixth and O Ave.
5 room house, stone foundation,
bath and toilet, sewer and paved
streets. $1000 down, balance on very
easy terms. This is a very residence.
Acre and 4 Room House.
This is a good tract and may be
purchased on exceedinp lv easy terms.
Chicken house, well. Close to large
brick .school house. -
' City Lots. :
I have choice residence and busi
ness locations in various portions of
the city at prices ranging from $100
to $1,000 each, A splendid business
proposition for $2,000. This is now
worth $3000. '' '
8 Room House, 702 Adams.
In good repair. Bath and toilet.
Now renting for $25.00,, Street and
gseaamnnta naid. Lot 05x110.
.Listed at $4000, and worth it. $1300
cash, balance in three years.
1303 N. Ave.
6 room modern house, full base
ment, cement walk, sewer paid for.
Painted last fall and is m good con
dition. $500 cash, balanc eon easy
terms. - -
6 Room House, 2 Acres.
Fine house, plastered, brick foun
dation, barn, chicken park, trees 7
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and 5 years old. ?i,uuu .
ance on plenty of time. Price $3,000.
1305 U Ave., r uniiBinru.
$500 cash, blaance $20 per month.
Price $2500. 8 room modern nouse,
furnished, woodshed, cement walks,
lot 60x110. This is a good buy.
9 Room House, 40J apring.
Two stories, bath and toilet. Dutch
conencted. Ihis is a
J new house built in 1912. Price only
$26000. $500 cash, balance in iu"
years. ,
A Few Farm Bargains
Choice San.dridge Forty.
An nt fhp hpat Sandridee land
at cnlv $100 per acre. Half down,
balance in three years. This is in
the heart of the furit belt end is an
unusual offer. (74.) ....
320 Acres Near Alice!.
20 acres' meadow, eight acres in
alfalfa, all the rest fine grain land.
Good house, large new barn. Owner
desires to sell and has cut price. Will
make a real bargain on a cash offer.
(45)
Seven Miles North of City.
80 acres 7 miles north of La Grande
Every inch first class land, fair im
provements. Price $8000.00 Imple
ments go with place.
80 Acres Alfalfa.
80 acres east of city, all in alfalfa.
Small house and barn. Price $8,
000. Splendid roads to town. Ierm.
, Cherry Orchard.
' 20 acres, eight acres in fruit, moptl
ly cherries which are now contracted
for $65 per ton. Balance in apples.
Nice 6 room house, good 'm and
spitndid son. two nines irum i.a
Grande. Beautiful vie wof the Grande
Ronde valley. Price $4500.00. Teinfl
A Real rarm. '
Fine farm 240 acres. Improve.
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all around farm especially adapted t
dairying on a large scaie, ij aurea la
alfalfa. 35 acres in tjniothy. 160
acres of this farm could be in tim
othy 160 acres of this farm could
be in timothy, alfalfa or clove.. Nat.
.n watered. Price SiO.000.
$5000 cash, balance on easy tsiT.is at
This is one ii tne nn
the ' fine farms m this
7 per cent
est among
county. ' ,
Stock Ranches.
I have several extraordinary choice
stock ranches that to those who are
interested I will be pleased to give
detailed and accurate informtak. A
request from you stating your., wants
will receive our sincere consideration.
' A Fine rariji.
in nnrps. fi5 acres in alfalfa, (rood
house, barn, chicken houae, cellar,!
familv orchard, daily mail,: S milirJ
from La Grande. 1-8 miio to god(
fahool and Sunda yservices. ; Tenns
$20C0 down, balance on three j eara.
Pri'-o $6000. ;.
11-2 Miles From La Grande. 1'
10 acre fruit tract Well "improved,
implements included at the price,
$6,000.00. : 1 1-2 miles from L
Grande, Oregon. Would be pleased to
give you full particulars.
Four room house, acre tract just
across street from one of our 12 room
city schools.- Good soil. Price $1,.
250.00. $250 cash, balance $15 pet
month. .
' Jimt a Sanmle.
The above is just a sample of the
many fhi farms to De xouna on our
ti tfipaB. are not what vou
are looking fof, just call and let w
know what leva oi
We will do our W to satisfy you
Acquaint TJs With Your Wants; We Will Be PI eased to Satisfy Them.
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herbs will absolutely extirpate
every Impurity from the system.
No drugs, no poison, non-alcoholic.
FREE CONFIDENTIAL
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Those living out ot town can
cure themsclvea at hom with
our herbs. Write to ui tor par-'
tlculart.
Office Hours: 9 to II a. m.; 1 to
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Sunday 9 to IS a. m.; 1 to
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LA GRANDE. OREGON.
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Washington, May 7. Biographies
of our new statesmen, as embocVed
n the third. pnrSson ' narratives in tne
nuuimtnl titcctorv. ;u-e. fm'ni.'th-
ing a good deal of amusement to the
vi.ternn congressmen. The. members
ihvuys write their own "jmlfs ami
s r of the "nloirrapliies are iimofi-
cally all "puff." One ingenious veter
an, putting some of the statements
in the f.ist person instead of the thi'vl
evolved the. following as represent
ing what tiie iMui.mthMm'ii miiiieil
tr.-nk f themselves: "I am the first
native born, and the youmrest man t
reprs.tnl the 'Monkey Wrench' dis
trict," Congressman Connelly of
Iowa. "I was educated in the school
f hf.nl knocks." Congressman
Hinebaufrh, of Illinois. "I ran be
tween 3,000 and 5,000 ahead of the
natior.Ml ticket and state ticket which
proves conclusively that the people
of Colorado are wide awake to the
nc?Jj ol fair and equitahlc transportation."--Congressman
Kindel, of
ColoraJo. "I was considered one of
the aMcsl and most popul-r .indues in
K.uimis and have been slated for a
federal judgeship. As senator I will
not onlv brinu honor to myself hut to
str.te find nation as well." Senator
Wil'ia.n II. Thompson, of Kansas. "I
net ante candidate for the Sixty-
! third rrngress, but did not expect to
Get n HoHIp of S. S. S. To-ilny.. lt '
't'ertaiuly tt " oiulei1. ' r
If you have boon flglitUiK some Wocfl
troniilo, Hitmo sKin (Iimshso. : I'ml . it
et'ii.'iiiu, lujuui, pHoria.s!w, miliaria, or
wliiit you will, there is but one sure,
aai'o way to euro it. ..Ask at any druff
store for n ?1.00 bottle of S. S. S.
Hint you lire then on the ruml to
hriiltli. The uetion of this , rpmarkablo
remeuy just u utroci, juai as posi-
iive. jum u eeriain in lis miiuence as
tlint la ulin ..(Re It. " t li P.i.l Tt (a
one of those rare medical forces which
aei in ine muou wnn tne same decree
of rertalnty that is found in all nat
ural tendencies. The manner In which
tt dominate nnr1 control tr-? Tytc:'.
oils trnniiferetico ot rich, red, 'pure
arterial blood for the diseased venous
blood is marvelous.
Out thronp'h nvnrt afelt. rvnra nuMa
(cernia and other blood Impurities are
forced In thft form ot Invisible vapor.
The liuiRS breathe It out. the liver la
Buiiiuiuieu id consume a sreai propor
tion .if Immi.ltUd , n
v.. .... .i. . .1 c, ...a oivitmi ii .ii. i in
testines cease tb convey Into the blood
sirenm me caiarrnai, maiarini Kerms;
tho bowels, kidneys, bladder and all
einunctorles of the body are mnrshnled
Into a fltrhtlnn: force to expel every
vestltre of eruptive disease.
There Is scarcely a community any
where but what has Its IIvIiik example
of the wonderful curative effects of
S. a S. Get a bottle of this famous
remedy to-day. and If your case la
stubborn or peculiar, write to The
Swift Specific Co., 137 Swift Bldn.,
Atlanta. Ga. Their medical laboratory
Is famous and Is conducted by re
nowned experts In blood and skin
diseases. Their advice Is entirely free
and always strictly personal.
by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary ctm
liitibn, eoiiueetinp: it to sewer so it 7vT.11 pass all sani
' tary laws. , ' ; .
i trance A P firm h?rc
m iuirijvw miiiyvirf m m m mm mm mm
This Frtmn s to L
be tlectfcd, and made no campaign." J
Cony.-ssman Clancy, of New York, i
rcar in La Gianoe
Scores of houses will be built for vent and for
homes. A majority of the former, and prac
tically nine-teiit'. s of the latter will be liRhted
by eleetrit'ity. '
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
are recognized as a necessity, in all up-to-date
houses. But they are none the less essential in
older houses. Any competent electrician can
wire your house without 'defacing the walls or
causing you any inconvenience. You couldn't
make a better investment from the standpoint
of comfort, safety and economy. Call, phone or
write for rates.
Eastern Oregon Light & Pewer Co.
"Always at your service"
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