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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1913)
MONDAY, MAY 12, 1913. ' LA GUANDE EVENING OBSERVER. 1 gUtrt Ltat 8M General latere JjMMiiiitulM,!! Books added Jto. the. library, sine Jlay tout: ' ' : ;v' r : ' Adams--" Average Jonee." " AMrioh ''Two Bites at a Cherry." Austin "Isidro." ' ;:";' Family." v'' V "! 'P'' ':, : urnham "Next Door." - Crockett "Patsy." ' ' Deyereox "From Kingdom to Col- ony. - Doyle"The Lost World." iHwrnung 'Witching HUL" ; 'Lyan 'Int the Golden Days." -. '' tPwriahM. ldyDoubt." ? - Smith "Kennedy Square." Terrettrj-"SlateTs tn" Chief." " -Uppmantttrtiy-by-he-Day. Wafler "Wood-Carver of . "Lym- pus."- v-; .'--v. rj1' ' " Lincoln "The Woman Haters." Non-Fktien. ' Emerson "Complete Poems." Gnnnison "New Dialogues and Tlays." .Hofman "Games for Everybody." : ; Kennedy "The . Servant in the House" (play). ';', ' - '. , Keith "Man, a History of the Hu man Body." '.'' Eddy "Science and Health." . . (Editorial Comments on the life and work of Mary Baker Eddy.) ; LowellPoems. r - , . -fThVJMua Bird." Maeterlinck- (PUy.) - t v Manly English Poetry (1170-1892) .. Mason "The Spell of Italy." ' i Richardson-The, , ' Woman Who Spends.";'-iv-;'--'y;'-i-:v'(:'::;::':i;::' Roberts "The Haunters of the Si lenced," a book of animal life. ;.. Stickley'ICraftaman Homes." V Books for Boys and Girls. Barbour "Four in Camp." ' Barton "Barry Wynn." , ' f . ' Chapin--"Wonder Tales . From Wagner." ' Coolidge "What, '. Saty Did 1 at School." .T''f'': Defend" A .Successful Ventured ''ji, Diat "The yfilliam ,'Henry Let tew." ..v .j; JaiftPplly Cologne -J '. ' Dorsey "Midshipman Bob." S Drysdale 'OTie Beach Patrol."" ; : Eggleston "The Wreck of the Red Bird.". .. ;:;-ve v -., Griswold "Deering. of, Deal." i , 1 ' Hale "The i Peterkin Papers." ; i Hamlin "Nan at Camp Chicopee." Ingelow "Slopsa the Fairy." Hoffman "Slovenly Peter." .Meadowcraf-"Bbys'L1f e of Edi son." V v.- 'v,''; Coolidge "The Barbarry Bush." Peterson "Three ; Little ; Millers."; Quirk "Baby Elton, : Quarter Back." -;:'.::: ; u;.;-i';-;w QuirWThe Fourth Down." Sidney "Five Little Peppers Grown Up." :, i . 'v : .: .. Smith "Under the Cactus Flag." Stevenson "Children's Classics : in Dramatic Form,' . Sti"l ''; Stoddard "The Talking lUtm." Weasdhoeft "Sparrow, ' the Tramp." :;;$';::' E'v,';.; v'-ir'f , For Ihe Weak and Nervaaa. . Tired-out, weak, nervous men, and women would feel ambltioua,lB.er-' getic, full of life and always have a good appetite, if they would; db the sensible thing for health take Elec tric. Bitters. Nothing is better for the stomach, liver or kidneye. Thou sands say they owe their lives to this wonderful home 5 remedy. Mrs. 0. Rhinevault, of Vestal Center,: N. Y., says : "I regard Electric Bitters as one of the greatest of giftsj X can never' forget , whatit , has dona for me." Get a bottle yourself and aee what; a difference it will make in your health.. Only 60c. . and 1.00. necommenuea y T ? r ! WANTED--Men . with teamj: and u complete outfits to haul logs, 'f our horse, teams preferred. . Write of 'phone A. Klees ;& Son.t Summer- VUle-l Ore. T ,A ,6-10-6, POSiTIQN WANTED Girl ; wishes 'general "housework. Write box 419 -" La; Grande.:,;- V':-.:1 5-10-6t FOR RENT Grand Union Tea store ..room, just vacated, next door to R, Valley House. Inquire ,Star ' Restaurant. ' '7 ! ' r 4-10-3t WANTED-7-To trade 120f acres of land for team, harness and wagon. Phone Black 1422, evenings. ; 5-9-4t LOST Flat dqor key. Return, to Red Cross Drug Store, f 6-12-3t 1 A Xtnique, Scenic Production STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY MAY PRICES 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 A BuUy ' Good Play i I Endorsed by the Clergy of All Denominations. BY GENE STRATTONrPORTER ( AUTHOR OF - , "A Girl of the Limberlost' etc Flashes of Wit, Hu mor and Pathos -1 '...3r.-j ' "EVERYBODY GI VES ; EVERYBODY WORKS; EVERYBODY'S SUHS"? XiA GRANDS 13 GOING TO HAVE A Y OUNG 1,1 Kll I EN'S vpHRISTIAN 1 SSQOtATION a i.i mi La Grande needed it! found out it wanted it; decided to get it; and now will 'Jsoon have it; 'This is the La Grande Spirit; the spirit that in'the next few u! years will so help thelnatural advantages of this .city as to produce a develop-; .'; ment greater than in all the past;;' r; ;Y:r:;:w 1 ' '' . i' ; : v. La Grande will gr6w; the country will develop; and thd Rip , Van 'Winkle" who started his long sleep in 1900 will wake up seven years, from today to see' : what was a country tow , The future of La Grande is the brightest star in the' heaven of opportunity. Land values will advance, business will increase, ' population will grow, and rf prosperity will reign for years to come. 1 Call and let us show yott something that TO YOU will be a real bargain inj either city homes or investments, or in any kind of country property. . ' HOW DO THSE LOOK TO YOU? 6 Room House, 2 Acres. Fine plastered house, brick foundation, barn, chicken park, trees 9 and 5 years old, $1,000 down, balance on ' plenty of time. Price ?3,000. 1305 O Ave., Furnished.' $500 cash, balance $20 per month. Price $2500. 8 room modern house, furnished, wood . shed, cement walks, lot 60x110. This is a good buy. 9 Room House, 403 Spring, Two stories, bath and toilet. Dutch kitchen, sewer connect ed. This is a hew house, built in , 1912. Price . only $2,600, $500 cash, balance ; in four . years: : ' GEO. H. GURREY iie who sells Real. Estate 108 ELM S, LA GRANDE, ORE. TOO 2 u o WHO IS GOING TO WIN THIS CONTEST, YOU OR I? THIS SHOULD BE THE QUESTION ASKED OF HIMSELF BY EVERY CONTESTANT. THIS IS THE TIME TO TIGHTEN YOUR BELT AND BUCKLE IN. A CONTEST IS NOT A PLACE TO RIVAL OUR FRIENDS ALPHONSE AND GASON'S SAYING "YOU FIRST." MAKE YOUR MOTTO "ME FIRST." A DETERMINATION TO WIN IS A CREDIT TO ANYONE. THIS CONTEST IS SIMPLY A TEST OF PERSERVENANCE, ENERGY AND STICK-TO-IT-IVENESS AMONG FRIENDS. BECAUSE YOU ARE .DETERMINED TO WIN DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE MAKING THE CONTEST THE CAUSE OF UNFRIENDLY RIVALRY BUT RIVALRY IT IS. NO ONE HAS-AN ADVANTAGE IN THIS CONTEST THAT YOU CANNOT . MAKE YOURS. THE CHANCES ARE ALL EQUAL. SEE TO IT THAT YOU MAKE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES ' ' .X :, V;, Wednesday Specials m Lyon-Taylor Contest i WEDNESDAY SPECIAL On every purchase ....... .". . 1000, votes Deposits on s suits of $10 will give . . .100,000 votes On every suit sold . ........ .6,000 votes Suit case and bags .........50,000 votes Hats 5,000 votes Auto Coat . . , . . ." 5,000 votes Auto Gloves .3,000 votes For every dollar paid on account 10 to 1. The Togge WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Lawn Mowers, 1000 per $1.00. Washing Machines, 1000 per $1.00. : Garden Hose, 1000', per $1.00. , ' ;v F. L. Lilly WEDNESDAY SPECIAL : r : -u. Ji' y . 'r ' - , 5000 votes on every $1.00 on Brass and Iron . Bedsteads. Furniture and Undertaking WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 1000 Votes with- 10c at Fountain. .' I 1000 Votes with 10c on Hair Brushes. 1000 Votes with 10c on Combs. 1000 Votes with 10c on Perfumes. ' : FAMILY DRUG STORE Silverthorn LA AN BE OBSERVER O. E, Silverthorn. F. L. Lilly, Henry & Carr, A. V. Andrews iesMawii toiirtiiiMNii Otd&tMtthtttihh0m
