La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1913, Image 3

FRIDAY, JJJNE 20, 1913.
LA. GRAHDE EVENING OBSERVER,
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LUMBER WILL NEVES BE I
1 CHEAPER, . . -
i WENAHA LUMBER COMPANY
:QaXtutA "AirjrS- know; the
lumber it for stiffing ia getting '
career over? yer. Then why
, not begin buil ding-now and tak
'advantage of the t proa ent mr
ketT Later o nyou will regre
it We . have .. full supplies for ,
s high-jrrade lumber, for both ex
terior and interior construction.
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Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con
dition, connecting it to sewer so i will pass all eani- ;:
tary laws. 'I e -
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Licensed Plumbers BAY b ZWEIFEL LA GRANDE
Is ' Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing r l v
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
i . , D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor;. ;s . .!'' .
COMPLETEMACHtNE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
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!4 Beginning June 18th ;
The United States
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National Bank
INSTALL A "
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
THIS DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE CARE
OF ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS, NO MATTER
WHETHER THEY ARE LARGE OR SMALL,
AND IS ALWAYS AT THE SERVICE OF THE
GENERAL PUBLIC. , " " ! W ,
Interest Paid at Rate of 4 Per Cent
Interest figured July 5th and January 5th of
each year and added to the account.
: This 'makes it possible for all .the idle money in
La Grande and community to be turned into' inter
est bearing deposits. ,
The United States National Bank
LOOK HERE
Anheuser-Busch Beer
On Draught
AT THE
LOTTES BAR
1118 JEFFERSON AVE.
ELilTOfJTO;
CHOICE S0II1
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DEALERS HAVE EXCEPTIONAL
TOMATO OFFERINGS.
Strawberries Generally Down to It
Cents Every when Today.
4
3 ' , Strawberiea Down Again.
All varieties . of strawberries
$ are selling today for , 10 cents.
This includes fancy homegrown
stuff , Cove berries and shipped
In varieties.
$
I lb.
v.Jj-i-(r.
; First tomatoes meaning thereby
real tomatoes are being handled by
a few of the marketmen today. The
Barlow hot house of Elgin sent down
a shipment of tomatoes last night that
are extra choice. - The tomatoes were
even-sized, juicy and smooth. They
are much better than the California
stuff 'and Mexican brands offered ear
lier. These tomatoes sell for 25 cents
a pound and two pounds for 45 cents. ,
v Eggt ana Battt. x ',
; Fresh rancn egga 20c :''';
; Eutttr Fancy creamery, 36 cents 1
lb. roll; 2 lb. roll 65c. ,
Ranch fcutter 1 tb. roll 30c;
roll 65c. r
, v 1 Flour, Hay, Feed, Etc
Wild Hay (retail) 112.00.
Timothy $15.90l.0O. '
Alfalfa hay $13.00 (retail).
- Shorts 11.40.
" Oats $1.60 per cwt
Bran $1.25per cwt.
VogetaMe aid KIseeOaaeeaa.
i Asparagus : v?(Walla Walla) 10
straight. ' . ?
, Rhubarb 5c- - ,' 1
Green Peas (Walla s Walla) 10c,
and 2 for 25c. , !
' Onions S2.00 cwt, email lot to
lb." f T'-?' r
: .Young onions S for 10c
Potatoes 60c per cwt. . .
Beans White. 8 1-8 c: Una, 10 cecta
'.'Radishes,' (Walla Walla and home
grown) 5c. . ".'!jjl,.Is
. Cabbage (new) 7c lb. . ""'J-f- i
Spinach 5c.
, New potatoes 7c.
Young turnips 5c,
Beets 5c.
Cucumbers Walla Walla hothouse,
20c, 235c. !sw'
r Stringbeans 15c: f?--. '
Strawberries-i-10c. " ' ' J -,r :
- . ' Fruit, EVU
' Strawberries (Ore.) 2 for 35c.
Lemons 45 and 60c,
Home grown apples 60c.
. Oranges 35-60-SOc. " .. . . .
Bananas 40c per dot. ..
Grape fruit I5c. ; '
Sugar Fruit sugar, retail (cash)
$5.60; same grade SO days $6.00.
Beet sugar Cash f 5.40; thirty days
$5.80. -
.. Honey 20c. S lbs. for 50c.
. .. Feed and Flour.
Rolled Oats $1.60 per cwt
Rolled Barley $1.60.
Blue 'Stem flour $1.40.
Patent $1.30. '
White Quartz $1.40 sack
Snowdrift $1.40 sack.
Sea Foam $150.
Cattle
Choice steers $7.00.
Common $6.50. i
Cows, top $4.75.
Fancy light cows $5.75. ; ;.'
( Heavy calves $4.005.60 cwl.
Fancy light calves $7.00. '
Hogs.
Best light $7.25 to $7.50
Medium light $7.00.
Best heavy $6.50.
Rough and heavy $6.00. ,
Sheep.
Common $3.75.
Best yearlings $5.50. ,
-: Yearlings $4.50.
Fancy ewes $3.00. .
Fowl and Miscellaneous.
:. Ducks, dressed. 18c. v
Chickens 18c.
OBSERVER WANT ADS
sr .-jtSING KS3VLTS, -it .
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LOST Watch on Fourth St between
Washington and N Ave. Reward;
leave at Observer Off ice. :, 6-18-5t
BOARDERS 1 AND ROOMERS
Wanted Mrs. G. E.' Moore, cor.
Fourth and Spring Sta. Phone Red
1081. j '
AUTO TRUCK FOB HIRE Suit
able for camping tripe, and party
ride to valley points. Good cush
ions, excellent service, prices rea
sonable. Telephone to Black; 1551.
WANTED Four rooa house furnish
ed wasted by responsible party by
June 16th. Address S. Obersever of
fice. , 6-9-tf
WANTED An elderly couple for
'light work on a ranch. Permanent
- if satisfactory. Call or addreaa Dr.
Law, Union, Oregon. , . ; 6-25-tf
WANTED Girl for general' bouse
work. Mrs. A. L. Richardson, 1312
Penn. Ave. " . " 6-13-tf
WANTED A first class blacksmith
f or - general farm and sawmill
-worky A good , chance , for the
the right, maru: Address L. B.
Hyatt, Telocaset Ore. ' ,' 6-23-tf
t Mrs. Maier and Mrs, Moore High
class Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailor
ingcorner Spring and Fourth Sta.
Phone Red 1081. , j
FOR RENT 1 six room and I four
' room modern house. " 908 N Ave; r
FOR SALE OR RENT Water shares
in La Grande Irrigation Co, ditch
: -1620 Y Avenue, corner - Spruce
Streets s e-17 tf
FOR . RENT Rooms for light house-
keeping, - with bath and phone,
1512 Adams Ave., or Phone 1731,
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
with modern bath. Phone Black
641. 5-15-tf
See Wheel wrieht about yotir con
crete work. Call Red 901. 4-5-tf
Garbage hauled. Prompt service,
Phone N. N. Mason, Black 622, ,
MONEY Can make eome loans on
good productive farms- for five
years at seven and one-half per cent.
One to five thousand dollars. . Write
full description . of x property and'
amount wanted. - Address: "Money"
care Observer, La Grander Oregon.
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PASTURE 825 acres best bunch
grass at reasonable . rates. Ad
dress L. B. Hyatt, Telocaset,
Oregon. 1 6-23-tf
FOR RENT Modern, furnished rooms
clean and pleasant, close in. 1601
Adams. 6-16 tf.
Sake Off Your Rheumatism.
Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. Try a twenty-five cent
bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and
see how quickly your rheumatism
pains disappear. For sale by ail
dealers. , 1 '
WANTED Girl or woman for gener
al housework. Call 902 Penn Ave
or phone aMin 715. ' 4t
FOR SALE A good, young team
'cheap. Inquire at 1308 Jackson
ave. . 6-17 4t
FOR SALE Pure bred Scotch Collies
pups. R. E. Reynolds. 6-17 tf
FOR SALE Buggies, Hacks and 3 1-2
in. Wagon at Dutcher's Wagon
Shop.
6-19 5t
St. Helens Hall
Portland, Ob too! , '
Resident and Day School for Girl
In ahum of RltTi of 8t.JnhR BiiptliC Fpffmnp!
Ctfl.giftt. A4mU u4 SLMDterr Dprtaratt, .
Wule, Art, Uwatio, DmmU Art, Doauti Mo
SjHMifBB. ForoftiAloaaddrev
THE SISTER SrFEItlOR.Ofnw 28
St. Ilrinu HaU
2 for 25c
A verv doduIu tlisMthst'!! be in (trie ever
to long. Not too raciicil but a dciigKliul
change from the more coniervttive (htpct,
Idefilver
Collars
With Lioocord Unbreakable ButtonKola
THE TOGGERY.
Tpany bpy cr .-girl 15 years cr lt.
der who will write the best essay en
how much actual money The Ward
robe saves the community it serves
in a yean Conditions and prizes wilt
be explained on Saturday
THE WARDROBE
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PHONE M 64
Tailoring, " Hat Blocking Cleaning," Pressing S
Money to loan
: r 'The undersigned represents the NETHERLANDS AMERICAN
MORTGAGE BANE; and is prepared to loan monev in anv amount
' on improved wheat, alfalfa and dairy farms. Rates 7 and 8 per cent'
tTH9 delay. ' ' , i
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? Phone Main 5,' ! Pendfeton," Oregon.
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Retail Deoartment Phone Main 8
For Lumber. Lath .!
Siiingles, Sash and D 3ors
Ruberoid Rppfing
GEORGE PALMER LUMBER CO.
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We Will Have in Fre$h for
Sunday -s Dinner
STRAWBERRIES
CHERRIES
CANTELOUPES
GRAPE FRUIT
GOOSEBERRIES
ORANGES
BANANAS
LEMONS .
FRESH TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
STRING BEANS
GREEN PEAS ,
NEW POTATOES
RADISHES
TURNIPS
BEETS
ONIONS
LETTUCE "
CARROTS
ASPARAGUS
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J. G. Snodgrass
QUALITY GROCER
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