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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1913)
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, J913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, i When Dealhg Witht ,H PEARE& SON GraaoVa Leading Jewelers nd manufacturing Opticians. !ou we (rusting yourself to a lore of twenty-two years' landing which, should satisfy )u that you will be treated all when you desire anything the Jewelry lino or are in ked of glasses. - " BEST FITTED 7 OPTI- N OREGON. V-1 jp".' e Grind Our Own, : . H. PEARE &SON It is true that women more fre quently suffer from kidney trouble than raeiu tl is also true they suf fer? more ' intensely, " owlng: to their more sensitive organism. "Katherlne L. Norton, New Bedford, Mass.,1 says: "I had a terrible pain across my back with a burning and scalding feeling. I took Foley Kidney Pills as advised, with results certain and sure. . The pain and burning feeling Jeft me, I felt toned up and invigorated. I am glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills." They are tonic, in action, quick" in results. A, T. Hill, ' SHI IS 01 CALIFORNIA VARIETIES - ; FOR 20 CENTS. v SELL B. NUTTER " You can now have font Auto top or seats m Repaired at home by one who knows how. Prices very rea- sonable. v"C C ; t SV-:S T. M. SHANNON V ,1806 ADAMS. "i I I I OLLS AND SCROLLS. ., and linings--everything'in the designs in Wall Papers are the most artistic patterns and pular colorings. . We are show- articularly handsome line of nd drawing room papers the t will please the discriminat- iewife of artistic tastes. The are high but the prices are igly reasonable.: lth St. v. Phouj RJ Sv'i- WE SELL Pure Artificial Ice at 69e hundred. Pure , river Ice at 80 cents a hundred. . Our Artificial- Ice . is made from pure Beaver creek water and is . guaranteed as pure as the city water. ' V. Please get your orders in . before: noon each day. !.. . , ; G RAND Y THE ICE MAN. " Go to The Valley Forge for first class Horseshoeing and Gneral Blackemithtag. AU work . guaranteed strictly first claes. - Cramer & Blnrfc n 142S Jefferson Ave. J au'll Know the Joy of Living D R. FONG I .i:"::.'v:: m -i - rt P Medicine Co. ESE ROOT AND HERBS REMEDIES. . , , - 'o Drugs No Poison No Alcohol No Knife These, reme- ave been used by the Chinese people for many thousand years Vnnedy for. Rheumatism, Appendicitis, Heart and Nervous ies, Kidney, Liver, Bladder, Skin Diseases and all other in- ies of the body. ., , :v CONSULTATIONS FREE AND ABSOLUTELY CONFIDEN i 1 TIAL. OR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN For one cup of herbs tea t medicine 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1.00 Nothing higher. pNSULTATION FREEr-People out of town can cure them at home with our root and herb remedies. ffice hours, 10 to 12 a. m. 1 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 12 a. m. p.m. . ... elephone Main 726. ' Office 1412 Adams Avenue, next door to y's Blacksmith shop. i , e i LA GRANDE, OREGON. Forerunner of Idaho Stuff, Which Is Swet and Cheaper, Arrives. Cantaloupes, rated at 20 cents per "Cant", went before the buyers yes terday.- California and Mexico are the producing points and the first shipment foreruns the regular Idaho cants which, when they do get here, are both cheaper and better than th Bay state product . But, - in th meantime, they offer a taste of the delicious ' mid-summer article ;. and were freely bought up yesterday.- ' Eggi anfl Battab Freeh r&nc5 ergs 20c. Butttr Fancy creamery 39 cents 1 lb. roll;, 2 lb. roU 66c " - i Ranch Gutter J to. roU 30o; 1 lb. roll 65c." , ' , t f , , Floor, Hay,' Feed, Etc. Wild Hay (retail) C12.00. - : Timothy $X5.001.00. ' Alfalfa hay $18.00 (retail).' ' Shorts $1.40. Oats $1.60 per cwt J Bran $1.26per cwt. ,f : TgetaMe aai XtseeDasjeMS. (Asparagus (Walla Walla) 10 straight - - - -1 V 7 - " Rhubarb 5c. ' Green Peas (Walla , Walla) lOe, and 2 for 26c, ', , j j ' Onions $2.00 owt, small lota 2o tb. -'1 . - . ; Young onions $ for 10c Potatoes 60e per cwt Beans White. 8 t-Se: lL&a. is eaatte Radishes, (Walla Walla and home grown) 6c i ' ' Cabbage (new) 7e 1. Spinach 5c New potatoes 10c, 3 lb. for 26c Young . turnips 5c Beets 5c. " Cucumbers--Walla Walla hothouse, 20c, 285c ' ' ' Stringbeans 15c : - Strawberries Hood River, 2 for 35c; Golden Dollar, 2 for 25c; Home grown, 2 for 35c i FruTt Ek. -Strawberries (Ore.) 2 for 35c . Lemons 45 and bOc : Home grown apples 50e. , . . " Oranges-65-50-60c v Bananas 40c per dos. . . v.:; , Grape fruit 15c. - Sugar Fruit" sugar, . retail . (cash) $5.60; same grade 80 days $6.00. Beet sugar Cash $5.40; thirty days 1 $5.80. Honey 20c. 3 lbs. for 50 e. Rolled Oats $1.60 per cwt. Rolled Barley $1.50. . Blue Stem flour $1.40. " Patent $1.30. . White Quartz $1.40 sack Snowdrift $1.40 sack. ; Sea Foam $1.20. ; , i Cattle Choice steers $7.00. Common $6.50. Cows, top $4.75. Fancy light cows $5.76. . : Heavy calves $4.005.BO cwt Fancy light calves $7.00. Hogs. Best light $7.25 to $7.50. .... Medium light $7.00. v ' .. Best heavy $6.50. . i . Rough and heavy $6.00. , ! Sheep. Common---$3.75. . ' , . , Best yearlings $5.50. " Yearlings $4.50. 'Fancy ewes $4.00. Fowl and MiscellsjaMis. Ducks, dressed, lie. Meat Cuts RetaiL Neck boils 121 to 15c. . Brisket poins 12J., , Soup Bones 6 to 8c. . ' Plates 121c Sho pot roast 18c. Arm cuts 18c v 1st cuts sho steak 15c , Good cuts sho steak 18c. .i Prime ribs 16 to 20c. .Whole sale 16, retail 20c. Flank Boil 121c Kidneys 8c. ' : , . ; Kidney suet 12c , 1 ' . Sirloin steak 20 to 22c Tenderloin steaks 25c . :' T-Bone steaks 25c. Rump roasts l&e. '' Round steak 20c . Hind quarter Bteers 16c. Hind quarter cows 16c Front quarter steers 14c Front quarter cows 18c . , Hog, half dressed 13c Pork loin chops 20c. . i i Pork loin whole 16c. : Comb pork 14c Shoulder pork, whole 13c "link and bulk sausage 16c Hamburger 16e Steer Loins 18c ' " ' Cow loins 17c Mutton legs 18c v 1 Mutton rib chops 20c I Mutton loin chops 20c Mutton, st. sho. 15c Mutton stew 121c 1 Whole mutton 14c Half mutton 14c. ', Veal round steak 26c f ' J Veal loin cuts 25c Veal rib chops 20c 5 5 .' Veal sho steak 20c ' f ' Veal stew 16c 1 Half veal 16c i Smoked ham, whole 22c. V Brk bacon, light 26c ' 1 Brk bacon sliced 80c ' v Salt pork 18c " ; Sliced ham, 26 to 28c Boiled hams 28c ' Boiled ham sliced 40c Smoked shoulder 15c Lard 16c Liver 6 to 8c. i Tongues' 16c , .Hearts 8c , i : Salmon 20c 1 Halibut 18c ' Smelt 10c ' - ' Vo RiSUy Went EVERY WOR3AII KJ, LA 1 , ' i1 0 J i ; v l , ; i iillaiiMGRAHDE V - CELEBRATING JULY 4TH. ).- WHERE SHALL WE GO? That is the question that comes up each year about this time. - To our minds there is but one place for peo ple of eastern Oregon to go to over the Fourth of July; nature has en dowed us with one of the most beau tiful spots on earth for just exactly this kind of pleasure, the Wallowa Lake Amusement Co., ' have added what nature did not to make it fit for you and your family to - enjoy yourselves. , On the 3rd and 4th of July there will be one of the largest Fourth of July celebrations ever held in eastern Oregon at Wallowa Lake Park; where there, will be Ball Games Dancing, Racing, peaking, Boating, Bathing, etc.; and a number of other amusements for both young and old If you desire to bring your own camp outfit, space will be alloted free of charge to pitch your tent, for those who do not desire to bring their own outfits there are tents neatly fur nished to let at very reasonable rates this celebration will be continued on July 5th at- Joseph; And that's sure going some. ' Yes, we want each and every woman who is in this town, to take one peep i 1 7 Cat the big sign on the corner of Depot and Washing- ington streets.; It's a lesson long to be remembered. and the first one there gets a sack of Blue Stem flour, , also .the last one. There. will be a man on the cor ner to "take your name down. Please don't all go i first nor last, kindly scatter out so we can cet your . ... it. J .' ' rm. -'.'i names .usieu as you pass Dy, xnis man Knows you all. No stops,. , ' ' there will be Ball Games and Horse Racing. If you are contemplating to spend the Fourth away from homp go to Wallowa Lake Park on July 3rd or earlier if you wish and spend 8 or . 4 days with your families and sweethearts : and have the time of your lives. Special Excursion Rates of one and one-third fare for ; the round trip. 1 It Umpire Is a Frost. Baker, Ore.; June 19. It is seldom a: roar comes up from the fans of Baker, but the last two days of base ball they have been working over time, and have perfect right to. ' . , Anyone who has never; seen a ball game could umps with more fairness than Carroll, although his 'decisions yesterday were not quite bb raw as Tuesday's Aided by two , coBtty - er rors the Bears took the second game of the series by a score of 8 to 4, The score , R. H.;E. Baker. ..,,'......4 9 3 Bears 8 13 2 Batteries'. .Ward and Troeh; Shad- Oregon, where er and Johnson. " Bacon They eloped in the fellow' automobile, you know, r Egbert And was the girl's father an gry? "Well, I just guess he waa. They broke down, and the old man bad to go after them with tne norae and tow 'em back borne." lookers Statesman. MaXou've been drinking! I smell it on your breatb. ' ' "Pa Not a drop. ' I've been eating frogs' legs. What you smell la the hop. Harvard Lampoon. -1 Our grocer baa cbeerful f aee, But X Ilk not hit grin.' , Bis bill be bring with Moiling graces 1 He U a BUl-Ikln. , ' -Detroit Nws. Our oottl man lutpncns In the while. . ,: Hli faoa 1. merry, quite, But do we Ilka hi beaming smlur ' Not by an anthracite I Chicago Tribune. Our neighbor's dog 1 full of fun. . -Be mixes grin and grit " 'iv He's bit our children one by one. We don't like him a blU -Cleveland Plain Dealer. "Why don't you ever go to Europe, j Mr. Banks?" . t "Because, young man, I am one of the ' people who can afford to stay nome." Wa.shlugton Stnr. , THE ONLY WAY TO DO ...PRINTING.... QUICKLY " ' j PHOPERLY 3 I Is to have the Press Facilities, Material and Work- , - , men. The Observer's Job Department has within the past six weeks added , ' y , One Two Revolution Pony Cylinder Press. " One 10x15 Chandler & Price Job Press. One 12x18 Chandler & Price Job Press. Ono Power Wire Stitcher - Oa Chandler & Price Paper Cutter . 1 One Portland Multiple Punch, One ten horse power motor, and ' Over $1,000 worth of type and material. ).: 7 hie added to our former equipment, which coii- sisted of Mergenthaler Linotype,' Babcock, cylinder ' press, two job presses, cutter and perforator makes ours positively the : .. i -s'.. '; ' i ,: : ;.y , ; ..y.y "' ,;';v J:..;.- ."; - - 5 .-. r : y' :. v; Best Equipped Job Office Between Port land and Boise Sixteen People Work at tlio Observer Office.-Quite a pay roll each week, every cent of which is spent in La Grande. : - 3 i i m . a i
