La Grande evening observer., May 12, 1913, Image 7

TliONDAY, MAY 12, 1913.
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PAdE SEVEN
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A pictorial birdseye view of the beautiful Commonwealth stock ranch n, 1 he Grande Ronde river on which s "me of the Northwest's greatest Cly des have been bred and reared and w hich N. K, West of this' city has put
put on the market. The Clydes on the place 25 of them and all purely bred are also to be sold, and I he biggest Clydes owner and breeder in the county aims to drop the stock ranch business. There are 2560
; (, acres in. the ranch and 100 'horses all told, including the famous Clydjs. ; ,
mSmMMmm ! "PASSE S AWAY i
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Don't heat the whole house to heat your
I.ONG STRUGGLE WITH CANCER
! PROVES FATAL. '
The United States
National Bank
Stands among foremost in the state in pro
portionate increases since its organization
YOUR ATTENTION
is called to the following compara
tive statement:
Former La Grande ' Lady Dics at
Trent, Ore. Relatives Here.
Commenced business January llr 1909,
Tptal resources April .4, 1909.....
Total resources April 4, 1910.... .;............ 386,064.59
Total resources April 4, 1911 ...,:. 393,220.22
Total resources April 4, 1912........ 526,454182;
Total resources April 4, 1913 1:.:-..i. 560,074'34!
Mrs. Mary King, wife of Geo. D.
King, died near Trent, Ore., . May 7,
1913. ;;..;: p"..;
She was born April 8, 1657, and
moved from Missouri to Oregon in
1891, living for a number o yaai'3 in
La Grande.
. The family moved from North
Powder to Lane county, Oregon ar out
a year ago and purchased a nice
farm near Trent.
Deceased had been a sufferer from
cancer for about four .year until
death relieved her suffering.
, She. leaves one son, five daughters
and two brothers to mourn thei." loss.
Robert, Elfa and Sybil at home, Mrs.
Will Burns f Mill City, Ore., Mrs.
Elmer Gilkinson of North ; Powder
and Mrs. Manual , Snider ol La
Grande. George Evans of Wallowa
.and James of Elgin are the surviving
brothers. .
j Mrs. King was a member of the
Christian church, died in good faith,
begging her children and friends to
meet her , where pain and sorrow
were unknown, k': . - :
irons. It isirt necessary.
Hot weather ironing with old fashioned iror.s is about as hard and
exhausting a1 task as falls to the lot of the average woman.
The sensible way is to use an electric iron. It can be connected to
any light socket, so you can iron in the. coolest room m the house,
or on the. porch if you like. ' . .
Electric iron? 'Jnr.!:: Ir.-'r- - .; rr-e. No waiting for irons to"
heat; no changing irens; no J' -ul:evy. . Your ironing is done ih com
fort and in 1-3 to 1-2 less time. And another important feature,
Electric ir::::r.;; !s actually cc:.;.; r. All our irons are guaranteed.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
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- "Always at your service" ( f
! n WANT
I r AOS
i BRING : .
!, RESULTS
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WANTED Funnel' in gveennonwR
: ibusinese. More business ' '.ban B.
can- .successfully handle alone. Fair
particulars apply at greeorer.so A, '
B. Cherry. - - 4-ll-t
FOR SALE Household furnitures
Room 9, Lewis BMg. , ' - 5-33t"
N. K. WEST. President WM. MILLER, Vice President
T. J. SCROGGIN, CaAhj'er. , i H. E. COOL1DGE, Asst. Cashier.
Boarid of Directors.
N. K. West, Wm. Miller-, T. J. Scroggln, H. E. Coolldge, A. T. Hill.
C. T. Bacon, J, F. Conlef. J. L. Cavlnees, ' Judge J. C. Henry.
LUMBER WILL NEVER BE
; - CHEAPER. "
"than now. "As you " know, the
lumber fit for milling is getting
.scarcer every year. Then, .why
not begin building now and take
advantage of the -present rar-
355 ket? Later 6- nyou will regret
PSiv if We have : full , supplies for
high-grade lumber fur both ex-
KtorS-" teriorinl interior construction.
aenaha! lumber company
' CLASSY PROGRAM AT ARCADE
A well blended program is offered
by the Arcade today, featuring "O
Koma San" a Japanese play, produced
by the Gaumont company, beautifully
hand colored and photographed amid
the mosf beatuiful s&tings. -' Theer
are four other pictures on the pro
gram. The Gaumont Weekly, . The
Ogres, a ' comedy drama, The Rene
gades Heart, Western drama, and The
Romantic River, a short scenic film.
Ford and Louise made an instant hit
with their excellent violin playing and
quaint Irish humor. This act must
be seen to be appreciated. They carry
special scenery, electrical effects, etc.,
and is one of the best acts at the Ar
cade in a long time. ,'
; Coming Wednesday and Thursday,
"With Lee -in Virginia," a great Kay
Bee production..-
MdPUinentS Concrete Blocks
V. . . ' Made In La Grande.., ; f
LAT88T7 DESIGNS , Best Building1 Material
, Made in La Grande. , . ,. KnOWfl ' '
E. iC. -DA VIS' Cor Greenwood AS Ave.
1 - .La Grande.1 '
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b'OR ; SALE Team, ' good; Horse;-,
weight about 2,000. 1209 First St.
: v., 4-10-tf
FOB, SALE Twelve hags' of Earij ;
Ohio potatoes. Table size, cai-j
fully sorted, keut for seed. Forty,
cents, bags 1 ; returned. Farmers
' 27xlr . ,,v,:.
FOR SALE 4 room horn and 6 fooi
' lot, a bargain,' and terms. Edw, W.
Kommerer, 2004; Adanm Ave; - ,
FOR SALE Early Obi seed'potatoe-
La Grande Investment Co. 4-14-t?
. Masons Attention.
There will be a special meeting at 4
9:30 a. m. Tuesday May 14, for the ;
purpose of attending Dr. Stemcamp s
funeral. ' - ' ,
- - C. W. NOYS. S. W.
Acting Master.
OXY-ACETELYNE WELDING
We are welders of Cast Iron, Iron, Steel, Brass, Aluminum,
. and other metals, by the dry acetelyne ' welding process. Don't
' SCRAP your broken castings.
Save the Pieces We Weld Them
An up to date repair shop,' equipped with new machines.
McKimm & Company
Baker, Oregon.
FOR RENT Two modern front
rooms, one private entrance, ' 141v
i Monroe. , 5-5-tfI
j See Wheelwright about your cotfi
Crete work. Call Observer. 4-5-tf 1
STRAYED Out of Lovely's pasture,'
j dark brown mare, U over inverted :
T brand on left shoulder. Wire cut v:
1 on-right front foot above hoof. Re--
turn to Mrs. Walmer, N. Spruce St-',
or phone Red 201. , 5-T-if ;
1
Phone 24.
GENERAL REPAIRING. ; . . .
FOR RENT Nicely furnished jsingle -room.
Phone Black 822. 5-8-tf I
p'OR SALE New 1913 Ford auto t J
dccunt. Address Mr care Obesx-
ver. '; . 5-7-5tp
FOR SALE Furniture complete- tar--four
rooms, almost' new. ntr.1
. Black 1491. .
'OR SALE Cheap by owner' one 1
six room plastered Rouse and house- -hold
goods, one-half ' block ground,
plenty fruit. Inquire ft 1101 IV.
s Avo between, 5th i and 6th streets
. 61m-pi.