La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1913, Image 7

THURSDAY, MAY 29, J913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
PAGE SEVEN
fness Cannot Be Cured
flnnllcatlons. ' aa - they cannot
the diseased portion of the ear,
re is only one way to cure deafness,
a that U by constitutional remedies,
".fness is caused by an inflamed condl
;: ( the mucous lining of the Eusta
,". Tube. When this tube in Inflamed
i have a rumbling sound or imperfect
-irlng. and when it la entirely closed,
lafnesa Is the result, and unless the ln
mmotlon can be taken out and this
he restored to Its normal condition,
rln will be destroyed forever: nine
es out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
,ich Is nothing but an Inflamed condl
n of the mucous surfaces,
i-o IU nive One Btindred Dollars for any case of
,foM (oauaod by catarrh) that cannot bo cared by
iifioatarrUOure. 8on for clKfalara, free.
F. J CHUWPY, & CO, Toledo, Ohio,
old by Dmsfrtata, TCc.
Us Ball's family fills tot ooDtUpaUoa.
Call at
Cummings & Black
for staple and fancy groceries
and '
MARTIN'S
Home Made Candies
""Y THE ' If .
yJJ CORSETS
rhcy lace in front without belts,
kles, bands, straps or other, pat
contrivance. They naturally, eas
sensibly and comfortable support
abdomen. They are enthusiast!-
ly endorsed by eminent physicians
their hygienic qualities..
rou will never knowthe truest ,nn
of corset comfort ann stj
il you have been fitted to a Cos-
d. Phone Red 8221 and I will
il and give you a trial fitting in
br home.
A. complete line of Gossard cor
is. lace front brassio-e--", h:t?K pads,
hitary. belts, p.nd cini z:j aprons '
MRS. ROUT PATTISON"
! Corestiere. V
lPhone Red 3221, Res. corner Sprint
d Oak.
Go to The Valley Forge for p
first clas Horseshoeing and 4
Gneral Blacksmithtag. All
work ? guaranteed strictly first ft
class.!'" 1
Cramer & Blurt, n
,142S Jefferson Ave.
IT CURES WHILE YOU WALK
V Allen'i'OoUiae,tueantliC'ptlo powuvr to
be ihakon lino tbe sitoia. It im.uciUy takw Hie
atliigoutof corot.ltchlng fMt.lngrowtnKnaUa.aiid
buouraa. It's the grwttesi rnTufort diacovery of Uie
an, Allan's Koo.-hJe j.i..tc tl(!ht or new thoes
fealeatjr. ljidle ci.n wnr mu'i oue ilze smaller
after nalnff. It la a cen.ru ro'lel for swutinK,
nllotu and s ollnn. tnn r, r.-lrng feat. 9ryltlo
day. Boldevciyrtl.uui, ...... j)ackc KKBH.
Adams, Allta 8. Clouted, Ls Hoj, N. .
lock Your BarnDcor
BEFORE your horRe ls stolen
NOT AFTER. An. abstract of
"tWe to yeur real estate Is, as .
necessary as Insurance on your '
home, I will make an abstract
for you at a maiterlal.reductlon
1 the price charged by others.
I will guarantee 'that any at-;
torney will approve lit or there'
will be no charge. , Ask for
TENDER
at the office of the
SECURITY LAND AND TRUST
COMPANY.
,La Grande National Bank Bldg
When Dealing With
J. H PEAR E& SON
. La Grande's Leading Jewelers
' and manufacturing Opticians.
Yon are "trusting yourself to a
-. store cf twenty-two " years'
standing which should satisfy
you that yon will be treated
right. , ,
Call when you desire anything
in the jewelry line or are in
need of glasses.
THE BEST FITTED OPTI
CAL PARLORS IN EAST
ERN OREGON
We Grind Our Own
Lenses
J. Hi. PEARE
&SON
J
Ml
JT FULL TILT
LARGE PAYROLL FOR HAINES
PRODUCED. j
Pretty Wedding Occurs at Haines
During the Week.
I
Haines, . Ore., May , 29. (Special)
The Farmers' Mercantile Co., have
completed a machine shed . at ' the
rear of their store adding greatly to
the , facilities in handling machinery.
R. P. .Anderson returned from
Connell,. Wash., where he was in at
tendance during the illness and
death of his father, Joseph Ander
son. ,
The ,saw mills are running full
force, i There are three mills near
here ' owned ,j and operated by J.,
F. O'Bryant, A. A. Fidler and
Gustave -Saugestad. : The daily capa- j
city is 50000 feet. y Seventy-five men
are employed in operating the mills.
The lumber is being delivered ,at
Haines to J. F. O'Bryant, owner of
the wholesale and retail lumber yard.
The planer is being moved two
hundred feet east of the present lo
cation. The mill will be enlarged
and new machinery added. J. F. O'
Bryant .will construct a warehouse
on the old planer site. v
Paul Pollman, of the First Nation
al, Baker, is acting as cashier for
the Bank of Haines during the ab
sence of Mr. Harder.1
During the heavy wind Monday,' a
plate glass was broken in the front
window of the Haines Commercial
"store. ' , Some damage was ' done' to
orchards. ;;; In localities near, the foot
hills the -alfalfa and i grain fields
were' cut with hail, but the damage
was very light.';' , ; ' ' ' ' ; ;
Thewar weather of the past
few days together witn tne rain oi
last night, caused Rock creek -to
overflow, making : trouble for the
farmers in that vicinity, as well as
washing out a few bridges in town.
A pretty wedding took place Tues
day afternoon at the, home; of Mr,
and Mrs. J. " D. White. The contract
ing parties were Miss Lillian Han
sen and Rodnev W. Cozard. Miss
Hansen was a teacher in the schools
here during the past year. . Mr. Ca
zad is : a prominent young business
man of Canyon City. They will make
their home in Canyon City and will
be mt home to their many friends
after June , 1st. Near relatives and
members ; of the Swastika ' club, of
which Miss Hansen was a . loyal
member, were present' .
One hundred and fifty ' persons
We Made One Man
' ' ' ' ' i' at . . ; - ' '
$586.40, on an investment of an even $1,
000.00 in less than 90 fjays. Others have
profited along our lines of investments, and
WHY NOT YOU?
IP YOU HAVE JUST A LITTLE IDLE MONEY WE
CAN PUT YOU IN TOUCH WITH INVESTMENTS
WHICH BRING GOOD RETURNS. IDLE MONEY
DOES NO ONE ANY GOOD. ' TIME DEPOSITS
DRAW 4 PER CENT. ANI THE TAXES ON THOSE
DEPOSIiS 1 ABOUT 3 1-2 CENTS. BETTER LET
YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU. SEE US.
Security Land & Trust Go.
1
purchased tickets to Baker for train
No. 6, to attend the Sells-Floto show
which is giving an afternoon and
evening performance.
Bears Beat Bucks.
EVERYTHING FOR THE LAWN
Our line of Mowers, Water Hose; Nozzles, Sprinklers," Grass Catchers,
Rakes,-Shovels Garden - Hoes is very complete. Phone your order foi any-
triiTicf in this Utia arfl T. will male-a vnrv rrftnntit. dfllivfinr. - PrffiAs are aarv 1.;w
The Portland Motor Washer
is the latest motor engine made. - No exposed parte where you can
- - possibly injure your' hand or tear the garments as is frequently
done in the old style motors. This will wash faster and cleaner
... . . than any other, style made, owing to the peculiar construction of its
parts. There is no waste of water as after it leaves the machine
vJ you can run it onto the lawn, or irrigate the flowers. 1
' ' Saves labor, saves time, . saves laundry bills. Buy this ma
chine on espy' terms here. ' ,
f Peninsula steel ranges
Most popular and pleas ing ranges for the homes of our
land. Be sure and specify a PENINSULAR " STEEL .
RANGE when you are furnishing the home. Guaranteed for
25 years, will last a lifetime. More than 100 sold here the
past year. A pleasure to show you; the FINEST RANGl!
MADE. ;: " ':: '' ' " V'- : -
GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES FOR THE WARM WEATHER COOK-
-'. ' -' : ;ING ' ' ;. ; ;
FD H AISTFN furniture ON
lJ EASY PAYMENTS
si.si.si.siiaii a - friirisf iiririWi'isti jujti r if if ihulilj
' Pendleton, Ore., May 29. (Special)
, Walla Walla bumped Pendleton
again yesterday , but it was every-,
body's game until the ninth when a;
series of bungles aided and abetted
by a couple of hits, a few bunts and j
a pass gave the Bears four scores,
bringing their total up to nine. The j
best Pendleton , could do - was to an
nex four.. Harmon's stick figured
largely in the victory for his three
bagger and homer were . responsible
for two runs. One of these come in
the first y but Pendleton bumped
Kelly for three runs in- the second.
An error,, a passed ball and a wild
pitch gave the Bear's another in the
third and in the seventh, a single,
three bagger and error gave them
two more. Pendleton evened it up
in . their half with a couple of hits
and then came Harmon's, homer in
the eighth and the four scores in
the ninth.
.'';;'., 'V. R. H. E.
Walla Walla . . . ..... .V. .9 7 2
Pendleton ...... 9
' Batteries Kelly and Brown; Ber
ger and Byrnes, Hawofth. ' ," .
'".'..-"''''.I-- ... .. .; .. 'M.
Magistrates on Strike,
tendon, May 29. Bcause of a dis
'nirte "on the anestion of seniority,
three : Selby magistrates ! went on
strike, and the court had to be aa
inrrn.fi while substitues were found.
The regular chairman of the bench
being ' absent .t through" illness, the
(i,, marriatriates nroceeded " to
1.,,..
i.f a VmirmAn. but on 'Major Al-
lenby, the snior member, arriving
at the court insif tea on urning wic
.I.;.. tio tnlv elected chairman
Vt:i
and his supporters immediately left
the court and could not be persuaocu
to return. '
Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary, ctm
dition, connecting it to sewer so i will pass all sani
tary laws.
?
J licensed Plumbers BAY & JWEIFEL'LA GRANDE
Three Room House for Rent
, Furniture For Sale
' ''- , :" ' ' . . k'.';','-'7'.
Will sell all furniture for thiee room house and 'will rent house
to party buying. Will not sell part of furniture or rent the house
furnished. House modern, good location, Cheap rent ; Snap. Call
at Obesrver office. , i - ;
!,;L..;;::,''';:.;:,'.-.;v;'.v::rv,. ,
flls1llstslslls
Vacuum
' KOusCLEAiairci
CPHOLSTEKIHCI ; '
FURS1TURK REPAIRIKG ,
' MATTRESS MAK15C
rUSHlTUU PACHH8. ...
L. F. BELLI5GEB,
1807 Wash. Ave.
Phone Black 1022
Warner Wants to Fight or Wrestle.
(Baker Herald.)
Ed Warner of Denver challenges
any light heavyweight to a wrestling
or boxing contest, to be given in any
city named by the crallenger.
Warner is in Baker now training
for his match with Earl Burke, j
to the local wrestler the third time, j
In three matches with Joe Hein-
rich here last winter, he won one,
was injured in another one 'and lost
champion of Idaho, to be pulled off
hn Weiser within the next three
weeks. ...
Shoe Repairing
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
ALL WORK FIRST CLASS.
PRICES RIGHT.
C BACCEN Prop
1419J ADAMS AVE. , , .
BMMTTER
C h -saw- llTC' m
ROLLS AND SCROLLS.
borders and linings everything in the '
newest designs in Wall Papers are '
here in the most' artistic patterns and
most popular colorings. We are show
ing a particularly handsome lino of ,
parlor and drawing room papers the.'
kind that will please the discriminat
ing housewife of artistic tastds The
qualities are high but the prices are
exceedingly reasonable.
1708 Sixth St. Phone Red 97L
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