La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1913, Image 8

WEDNESDAY tfUNS 13, 1913.
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jEXCAyATION FQR NEWvCEMENT
FLOOR STARTS.
teheed Contract to Make Many . Big
'V JaorvcemeiUs. On BArtks Bldg. " " i
i 'Sixcelent. progress is ibeing made
-.on Oms very extensive repairs and ex-
moans prepared .and contracted -for
Jay Brooks hutUing occupied by
N. KV West Store.: Excavators are
' .aBrikvng the ground Cfloor of the hase-
3MHt nndef the present structure. 18
iindbos, and exiending' the excavation
"' tOudk to' the alley a distance of 20 feet
ts make a' basement 110 feet lony,
Tfcw "entire basement space Is to ,be
cemented and as soon as thjs is done,
the erection df the new addition to
!,Sbe building and other extensive re
Sirn, -will be commenced. The men's
-fa6rrtng "department is to have its
aottT Talsed to a level with the rest
tie building at the same time that
e entire uildingr'' becomes longc;
hf 20 "feet. The proposed new front
veaTls Tfor -sot up-to-the-minute snow
v-wWio-iTB and two plate glass door
. wsnfaasscea. " ' '
"Qm the basement will be the stock
-and trunk moms, display rooms and
fanrtartg-iplafit.
TEfte main floor Is to be cleared en
ISrely for counters for the mezzanine
floor ia to "be enlarged to accommo
idtate all the work rooms, rest room
Imatories, wrapping counters and. of-
: "See. "This will leave a large clear
ngnce for the selling counters," prac
-SfiraUy doubling the present facilities
"The mezzanine floor in the present
arrangement is to be enlarged by
an -addition of about 30 feet to its
roidth givrng ample room for all that
arill Tbe required of it. With these
tet&msiYe changes in sight, the store
Vnmiisc3 to become one of the very
Cheat accommodated dry goods em-
porinros in thfe'sectibn.""'. ; ' '
Heme contractors entirely work on
t3r building's improvements, Con
tractor J. M. Kohl has the main con
ttxaet and John Melyill , the heating
samS plumbing contract,-In ' this way
. fRervera! local workmen are given em
rjufoywient for a considerable portion
,v& 8je summer, : for the removal of
tfic present front and installation of
aCE -new appurtenances will require
v' tmsidfa time. . 'v
TTa"ke Plenty of Time to Eat.
TSaere is a Baying that "Rapid eat
&n 3s slow suicide." If. you have
Canned the habit of eating too rapidly
Swb are most likely suffering from
iialsgestion or constipation, which will
imsjaft; eventually in serious illness un
Itess corrected. Digestion begins in
tEhe taouth. Food should be thor
wogMy mastidcated and insalivated.
SXbtn when you have a fullneas of the
ntevnach or feel dull and stupid after
atTOr, take one of Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many severe cases of stom
ach trouble and constipation . have
een cured by the use of these tab-
Seta. They are easy to take and
wrest agreeable in effect. For sale
by all dealers.
"' BUYS DRUG STORE.
3Book Seller Returns to Drug Business,
Buying brother's Plant.
,,Ttvibt Newlin, for several years in
1 tthe drug -store and book store busi
lfesss collectively but of late years the
3raer,and manager of the Newlin
5tocle & Stationery store on Adams
xtvfma, lias taken over the Newlin
"Vrf sSture, formerly owned by his
Ibmfhw Ailolph Newlin. The deal was
ertmRttmnraSled last evening and the
mvx -provrUftor has taken personal
'vreirpe today. He retires from the
, iroh lore but for the next day or
ftwv there -will be no definite arrange
ments made as to who is to become the
'manager -of the institution,''
UNIQUE DAY IN IMNAHA. y ...
j (Conttouea "ft-tfm pa ' . . .
nishea a background in keeping with
beauty 'and sincerety has furnished
the theme of many facts. , ,y.
The Misses Jean and Ruth Holmes
of the Cove, are visiting at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Frank Clark. , ;
Gordon and Eano Hagsdale arrived
on Sunday's train from Walla 1 Wal
la, where they were students of Whit
man college the past year, 4 -, ( t
Mrs. Litch and two daughters,
MhuHa AnH Wreta.' came in on Sun-
dav's train from the Willamette val
lev. where thoy have been visiting for
the oast two weeks. ' . Maude has been
attending O. A. C. for the past yoAr;
and passed with honors into the Soph
omore class. . ;
t Mr. 'and Mrs. Duly Dale,' of the
Buttes are visiting the former's
granmother, Mrs. Sarah E,r Landers
of Enterprise. ;
' Chance and Cordus Dale are in
fmvn from their homesteads in the
Chesnimmus country,; ; buying sup
Dlies. . - - J
IMiss Ruth Smith was in Joseph
over Sunday. t ,; i
V Hon. D. W. Sheahan returned from
Portland on Sunday's train.
Mrs. S.! D. Keltner and two chil
rt'ren leave Wednesday for , a few
weeks' visit with . relatives at La
Grande and Union. Mrs. W. W. Fow
ler will fill her position as superin
tendent of the primary department of
the Federated Sundoy school, our.
incr her absence.. , i -i.'. r!ri( .
The former students of the Oregon
A imcultural Collesfft, will . give their
annual ball Friday, June- 20th,, a
Wallowa. ,
! Miss Nin. Miller arrived on Sun
day's train from Eugene, where she
has been attending the University of
Oregon. M "'T't 3
Judge J.' A. French drove to Jos
eph Monday afternoon on business. .
The ball eame between the first
teams of Enterprise and Wallowa,
which was 'nlayed in Wallowa Sun
day, resulted in the score of 6 to 3 in
favor of Enterprise. r. ':
The second ' teams of the above
towns also played their second game
Meat Cuts Retail.
"5LS7ST Watch on Fourth St between
: "Washington and N Ave. Reward ;
. Boave-at Observer Office. 6-18-5t
: Sike Off Your Rheumatism.
"'Now Is the time to get rid of your
. rEsEevmatism. Try a twenty-five cent
taertfte Chamberlain's Liniment and
e Itow quickly your rheumatism
-pjuns disappear. For sale by all
Mlralera.
Neck boils 121 to 15c. :
Brisket poins 121.
Soup Bones 6 to 8c.
Plates 121c.
Sho pot roast 18c. '
Arm cuts 18c.
1st cuts sho steak 15c. : .
Good cuts sho steak 18c
Prime ribs 16 to 20c.
Whole sale 16, retail 20c.
Flank Boil 121c. '
Kidneys 8c. f- .
Kidney suet 12c. . t- i;
Sirloin steak 20 to 22c.
Tenderloin steaks 25c
T-Bone steaks 25c.
Rump roasts 18c.
Round steak 20c ,
Hind quarter steers 16c.
Hind quarter cows 15c. '
Front quarter steers 14c.
Front quarter cows 13c.
Hog, half dressed 13c. -Pork
loin chops 20c. . ..
Pork loin whole 16c. , '
Comb pork 14c .
Shoulder pork, whole 13c.
Link and bulk sausage 15c.
Hamburger 15c
Steer Loins 18c.
Cow loins 17c '
Mutton legs ISca,
Mutton rib chops 20c ,
Mutton loin chops 20c. '
Mutton st. sho. 15c
Mutton stew 12ic. '
Whole mutton 14c.
v Half mutton' 14c.
Veal round steak 25c. -
Veal loin cuts 25c.
Veal rib chops 20c. ,
Veal sho steak 20c.
Veal stew 15c. '
Half veal 16c
Smoked ham, whole 22c
Brk bacon, light 25c. '
Brk bacon sliced 30c.
Salt pork 18c
Sliced ham 25 to 28c '
Boiled hams 28c "
Boiled ham sliced 40c.
Smoked shoulder 15c.
Lard 16c.
Liver 6 to 8c
Tonpues 15c.
Hearts 8c. . '
Salmon 20c. ' " '
Halibut 18e. '
Smelt 10c. T "
on the Enterprise flat dwith a score
of 16 to 12 in fa.vor of the home
team. ; - - T ,
The.A.' French property on De
pot street ha again changed hands.
Mr. French first ; traded : it to ' Elsa
Makin. Mr. Makin has sold it to Mr
McColley, proprietor bf the five tn
fifteen and ' twenty-five cent, ajtore;.
Mr. McColley now offers; it (br; saje.
It occupies a .very choice situation
consisting of cornec lots and having
a lawn which is of manv years' cult
ivation. Much choice shrubbery and
many 'large trees greatly enhance its
value. ",'"
David B. Reavia, 3rH will arrive
one today's train: from Walla Walla
where he attended Whitman College
the past year.
Beat Laxative for the. Aged, v
Old men and women, feel the r.eed
cf a laxative moid u.jr, i -.ung folks,
hut it ar'ist t;4 aafe and harmless ani
one which ?! not cause pain. ; Dr.
King's New Life Pills are especially
good for the aged," for they act
promptly and easily. Price 25c Rec
ommended by all druggists. ' .
$ Q b
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS i
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Harvey Hendricks has returned from
Telocaset, where he spent a few days.
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today;
Williamg
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Mrs: R. S.
from Salem
Williams returned home
last night. ' " 1 '
. . Mr, and ; Mrs!. F"; Ail Church have
gone to Michigan to enjoy a vacation
Mr. Church is a section foreman here,
- The Misses Mollie and Effie Snider,
Eva Woodruff, Nellie Mahaffey, and
Christine Wheatley, who have been at
tending the Baker Normals school, re
turned home last night. , ; i ,rp.?': .
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EW UMP MARVEL. v
Positively the biggest , celebration of the Natal Day
that will be held in the entire-state of Oregon. Every
attraction known to the arena, from a harness race to 1
a bombardment of the heavens with I a sham battle,
Drilling contests by the minrsf chariot racing. Qqr
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left field fence again, Martini singled
and scored on Sheely's . double and
Lindstrom's 'single. . ' Four more were
annexed in the seventh, Harmon walk
ing, Martini rapped out a homer,
Sheeley was hit and Scored on Lund-
strom'r homer. - , ,. .
. In the eighth Leonard took first on
Harrod's fumble, Kelly advanced him
on a fielder's choice but Miller threw
it wide to Sells, Davis walked, Mar
tini singled scoring Leonard and Kel
ly, Davis and aMrtini coming Jn on
Sheeley's two bagger. Another hay
maker by Johnson in the ninth with
Harmon on first finished the scoring
for the Bears.; Baker's first" run was
made in the fourth; West singled
coming home on Harrod's single
which Martini allowed to slip neatly
between his legs, Harrod making
three bases on it. One more for the
Diggers in the fifth was made by
Sells.
Baker: Score. ' R. H E.
"Walla Walla . . . . . . . '. . . .17 15 2
Baker ...........6 10 4
Batteries:. Kelly and Brown;" Cole
man, Woods, Miller and Troeh.
: At Boise. , R. H.
Boise ......... .St... 7... 2 9
North Yakima . . . , .... ... . 1 13
. (12 innings). ' '
Baker Is. Outdoing all Former Efforts
And Baker, wants you to attend. Special rates on all
railroads. Brass bands will meet you and Baker's
Busy Bunch will delight in entertaining you; Remember
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known. No such 'grand remedy for :
stomach and liver troubles has ever :
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
ture of an order issued by the Referee
of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Oregon, bear
ing date the 16th day of June, 1913, I
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash, on or after the 23rd
day of June, 1913, all the right, title
and interest of J. B. Stoddard. Bank
rupt, in and to the Stoddard planing
mill property with the machinery in
connection therewith, said property be
iiik more particularly described as
Tract "A" of Coggan's Second Addi
tion to La Grande, in Union County,
Oregon, and a portion of the real prop
erty of the estate of J. B. Stoddard,
bankrupt
Dated this 17th day of June, 1913, at
La Grande, Oregon.
N J. F. PHY, Trustee..
6-18 6 times. . '
Every time the picture of Gover
nor Sulzer appears in the paper we
leei like pushing , back that tuft of,
hnlr hanging down over his hiirh
4trow. ' I
HOW CAN I BECOME THE OWNER
OF A LOT HERE IN LA GRANDE?
- , IF YQU . HAVE BEEN ASKING YOURSELF
-THIS QUESTION AND HAVE FAILED TO FIND , . .
THE WAYTO CLEARLY ANSWER IT ;
DO THISTMUCH x
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. CALL ON THE UNDERSIGS-NED COMPANY AND
THEY WILL SHOW YOU LOTS IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE CITY THAT YOU CAN BUY ON
SMALL PAYMENTS AND BY SO DOING WILL
SOON BE THE OWNER OF A FINE HOME
SAME AS HUNDREDS OF OTHERS WHO
HAVE DEALT WITH US. WE NOT ONLY SELL - -LOTS
BUT ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY
' - farms" LARGE OR SMALL OR ACREAGE
TRACTS. WE HAVE A FEW GOOD PROPER.
Tina uk tkauk CALL AND SEE US.
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La'Gramde InvestmentCb.
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