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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1913)
' ' " -- vi 0 ' THE J " ff CORSETS ' Thar lace : in - f roat without belts, buckles, tends, straps , or' other pat ent contrivance. They naturally, eu lly, sensibly and comfortable suppcrt the abdomen. They are entbvsiosti tally endorsed by eminent physicians for their hygienic qualities. You will never know thr iftiest on dou of corset comfort and si-ill atjle, tjitil you have been fitted to a Gos- WnL Phone Bed 8221 and : I will call and give yon, a. trial-fitting in your home. 1 ; f . A complete line of Gossard cor cets, lacs front braaslo'ev hark puts, unitary belts and cni aprons ... k MRS.' ROOT PATTJSON K Corestlere. Phone Red 8221, Res. corner Spring and Oak. ' j Front In, 2fcr 25c Baek1l. 1 n Bimi U the wnrt an, aa yet, "Imitated wtoo twosvlae froat Sect iht SgrtM ud Suuaar aauaa'e oUar-Sad. Ide Bat tbe Uneeard'CnMeakibto Battoabtica, StaaS la aa other make. . THE TOGGERY. Allll nnfrl lf?BW UHILUiitlJ s ' in nrinnniiii I r iu nsubmuvi JOSEPH HAS BIG DAY FOR THE ' M CHILDREN. " ' 1 When Dealing With J.H PEARE&SON La Grande's Leading Jewelers and manufacturing Opticians. Yon are trusting yourself, to a store of " twenty-two years' : standing which should satisfy you that you wOl be treated -. right . . r Call when you desfro anything in the jewelry Ens or are in : need of Go to The Valley Forge for first olase : Horseshoeing and Gneral't' Blacksmlthtog. :. All work guaranteed - strictly first class. Cramer & Bfertcp 1428 Jefferson Ave, B. B. tiUTTER THE BEST FITTED1 OPTI CAL PARLORS IN EAST ERN OREGON. I mm. 1 . . Tj ma i in 'i iiiii i.. 11 W We Grind Cur Own J. H. PEARE &SON : D ROLLS AND SCROLLS, borders and linings everything in the newest designs in Wall fM&l r hen in tbe most artistic patterns and ttOst popular colorings. We are show ing a particularly. handsome line of parlor and drawing room papers the kind that will pleaste the discriminat ing housewife of artistic tastes. The qualities are high but the prices are exceedingly reasonable. .v v 1,708 Sixth St. Phdiic Red 97't. m: sAivj-o NataKra' and . You'll Know the Joy of Living ... T aa. el II JW ' M HM-lfc aYrioas Items of Iatereet From Jo. 1 eph Teritory. Joseph, Oregon, June . 18.-(Spe-cial) Sunday, children's day, an ex cellent'' program waa rendered at the M.'E. church. The children and the younger members of ' the Sunday school were participants.1. "'p ' The dance that was to have been given by the Wallowa Lake Amuse ment company Saturday evening, was postponed a week on account of the weather, but a large crowd enjoyed the dance at the Orpaeum. Last week Dr. '.-Mount lost control of his horse while driving it down Main streeti It threw him from the buggy . in front of . Duncan's livery barn and ran on down the lane. Luck ily the doctor , was not hurt , t ,--i c v Raymond Dunbar, who has receiv ed the appointment of midshipman in the naval academy at Annapolis, Md. has returned to Joseph to spend his summer . vacation with his - mother, Mrs. F. D. McCully. 1 ' , Miss Ethel Sullivan, of La Grande has been visiting for a few days with her brother, Clyde.- - Miss Romona Roe, of the Mountain View fruit farm, near Enterprise, is visiting friends in Joseph for a few days. 1 Misses Cora and Laura Berland, of Enterprise, visited their brother, Ed and family a few days. Mrs. Hugh Gibson and Mttle soa have' returned from Los Angeles, at which place they spent the winter with Mrs. Gibson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mack. "T - Miss Lila Pace of Enterprise, spent a few days with Miss Lucile Mulkey Jasp wee( -.- ,..M;- IMBLEft PERSONALS. Imbler, Juhe . 18. (Special) The basket fcowal last Saturday night was a great success for the band boys. Imbler ; will celebrate the 4th of July. , Mr.- and Mrs. 'Don, Ruckman . got back safe and sound from their trip to Portland last Monday. - Ross Perry and wife arrived Mon day from their honeymoon - trip : to Salt Lake. Mr. Alexander arrived from-Portland Monday where he has been at tending the Rose festival. v JJ lJ U wiiiiji? Year fawn Mmz MR, RENTER, READ THE FOLLOWING LISTINGS AND SEE IP YOU CANNOT FIND OME--, THING IN THE LIST THAT IS WORTHY OF YOUR mVf&TIGATION IF YOU INVESTIGATE YOU WILL BUY. SEVERAL PROPERTIES HERE AND. OTHERS THAT WE .HAVE ARE JVST AS NICE"1 HOMES AS WE HAVE 'IN THE CITY, AND THE TERMS. ARE WITHIN REACH OF ANYONE ' WHO IS WILLING TO MAKE ANY EFFORT WHATEVER TOWARDS SECURING A HOME. ' - A Read, the Following Offers Carefully Acre Tract. Here is a chance for some one - r to secure a home at very little i effort, Acre tract, small house, , I splendid land, some fruit, side-' 'walk all the way to-center of ";r city. Price $1260. To the right ; party" this place: can' be sold - with only the initial payment of ; i (25 in cash, the balance (20 per month. This place will double, y in value long before the pay 'i ments are all made. i Home for (1200. vi'--.-. . : t,. i .,; Home partly furnished, house v6 rooms, cement walk paid for, r i : connected with sewer, paved f -'YBtreet, street imporvement and , ' ; sewer assessments (169 to be , asumed. The price is .(1200. f Terms (300 .cash, balance (20 ; per month including the inter- 7 est.'. Some renter should inve- -' tigate this. ' 120 'cres-"-Lpgged off land near Summerville, 60 . acres ean be cultivated. If you are inter ested in this class of land the , plice 800.09,Koidy (5 'per acre is certainly - something out of the ordinary. ? . -.. t - - - - - - - To Exchange for ' Farm. -t New modern 5 room hoase near high school,, owner would . like to exchange ,. for - outside 'property either improved or un improved. , ; Extraordinary Easy Terms. ;! New modern Bungalow, 6 ' rooms, basement, the very best of plumbing, plastered wails . and tinted, one block off paved i streets, cement walk, conceal. i ed wiring, Dutch kitchen; price (2200. Terms (160 cash and the balance (26 per month. ' ' On West Adams. ,-, a I have two modern homes on West Adams avenue for sale that will bear dose investiga tion. If interested this high class section of the city call for particulars. Here la A sot her : Right new modern Bungalow, ' large basement, bath.' toilet, lavatory,- cement aide -walk, wired, nice lawn. An attractive home in every way. Terms (60 -; or (100 cash, balance (35, per month. To Exchange. A modern t room -house in Portland, furnace, stationary , bath . tubs, wired, -Die -electric fixtures, gas. Heaee jost built. Owner desires to exchange or sometiiingv j modem in 'Xa Grande. :KryxVy Pfy: I WILL BE PLEASED TO .SHOW YOU THESE PROPERTIES. THEY WILL BEAR STRICT rai'lttE5. INVESTIGATION. GEO, H. CURREY HE VHO SELLS Keal Lstate ri Grande. 6RX. Spring Time Is Blood Cleaning Time Wonderful How Quickly Your Entire Sjrctem Awko When Um Blood ia awuued. D. R. FONG Medicine Co. . CHINKS P! BnnT AKn UFRRS RFMF.DIFS. - - ,1 T A To Drugs No Poison No -Alcohol No tteiji'ege' reme- 1 aies have been used by the Chinese people for -.lu. AouRand years '-. Remedy for Rheumatism, Appendicitis, Kre- X ' and Nervous Troubles, Kidney, Liver, Bladder, Skin X -jid all other in firmities of the body. k ' ; . - ' tui Von of All Blood' ALL CONSULTATIONS FREE .?5'b.'s6LUTELY CONFIDEK- let 6. H. 8( ; .m ioroeraf .Tf V'o ar flown' with rheumatism IT yhi Slieeze, feel chilled,' ard choked wltft catarrh, have a ebtifchj Or your "shift is - pimpled and Irritated JwltU k-ttBh, ecxema, or any other blood dis order, Just remember that blmost all the Ills of life tome from lmpltrd blood. And you can fcnfetly give yeuf blood a Food;. Ihormifrh pleanBingt 8 bath, by uslhg- . 3. S. Thev4 W ho need for flrVyone to be deflpoti-rtenl over the' IUbbbb or mood impurities, rio matter TioW badly they attack IM Sys tem, or .ho vm'tjlghtly becomes the sklrfi jt)et Vmuember there Is one in .',!, i s. 8. S. that So stimulates ' ... . .. -4 ., . .u - TV4G. veiiuitii' - iiHHuca inrouffnuui. nip lioy tlat ci:h pii-t selects its own -Thin meant Ihut nil dcav: all break- ".. down If Uio tlisuea.'.- t-vio!ieJ. and tmIi -vnrk V."!ha.- "i-" d.-has such a specific Influence on all local cells aS n m-ennrvit inp r mufiini weirare aim afford a proper relative assistance b rrts .flflA THE ONLY WAY TO DO ...PRINTING QUICKLY " X PROPERLY Is to have the Press Facilities, Material and Work men. The Observer's Job Department has within .4 .-I-' ' : selve,0afhomIAJu, Veople out of town cue them- Off ice hours. . h 'roitf'and herb remedies. , . 1 to 4 p. m. " ' ; ftv. l to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 12 a. m. gJ3?F iata' W ;Offiiel412 AdanWext door to . Stsmithfriop.: LA' GRANDE, OREGON."" nph other. More attention la bel Eiven to constructive medicine tnan ever before and & S. 8. ia the highest achievement in this line, For. many years people - relied upon mfrcury, iodide M potasrt, aracmr,, - pnynicn, 11 cathartics ana "dope" aa remedies ior blood sickness, but noWUie oure, vegetable 8. 8. S. Is their .safeguard. You can ttet 8. 8. B. In any drufr; store, but insist upon having it. And . you should take -no thonoe by. per-1 mltttng anyone to -recommend a' sub-' stltute. ; And if your jblood condition Is auch that yon would like to con- suit , a specialist freely 'and confiden tially, address the Medical Pept, The Bwlft Specific kCQ'mpany,- . Bwlt Bids, Atlanta, Oa . -i tte past six weeks added , f ' One Two Revolution Pony Cylinder Press. One 10x15 Chandler & Price Job Press. 1 1 One 12x18 Chandler & Price J ob Press. One Pver Wire Stitcher ' . ' 0d4 Uandler & Pried Pier Cutter " ' One Portland Multiple Punch, ' 'A ' , t ' One tv-d norse piower motor, and - ""-I'' i Ovet'&j.Oud worth of type and material. .. ' ' fJ hk added to our former equipment, which con- i J: '. - ' sisted of Mergenthaler Linotype, Babcock, cylinder press, two job presses, cutter and perforator makes ours positively the -..-..-' Best Equipped Job Office BetweenPort- land and Boise 1 Sixteen People Work at 'tlioi Observer Office. Quite a pay roll each week, J . every cent of which is spent in La Grande. vi ..I- I
