FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
PAGE SEVENt,
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frawlbernes
are now at their best. Order a crate
for canning
, . FRESH TOMATOES
Grown in La Grande by the La Grande Seed & Floral
. , , Co. They have the flavor. !
RED RASPBERRIES BLACK RASPBERRIES
.;';:-",-'' BINO CHERRIES. . f: bl k P" :
; , THE VERY BEST GREEN PEAS
Grown at Home. Tender, Crisp and Sweet,
. '. ' .-..! -v : v. "
BEETS, TURNIPS, RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS, CUCUMBERS,
NEW POTATOES, STRING BEANS.
Phone your orders to
i i y
Main 75
The City Grocery
AND BAKERY
HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES
Phone Main 75
You cannot get a good weather and
waterproof roof for your building
from a poor roofing. , . -
The roof of your building is the
most important part of it and ' . , .
Mnless your roofing is right, there will
e no peace of mind for
those who live under it. '
A roof that leaks causes no end of
trouble, besides a lot of damage.
The best way to protect yourself from
these unnecessary troubles, is to
use Malthoid Roofing.
Malthoid Roofing is made in the
largest and best equipped
roofing factory in the world.
The men who make it have been
making roofings for
twenty-six years and they understand
what is necessary to make a roofing
which will give perfect satisfaction,
no matter how it is used, .
where it is used or
under what conditions.
The makers of Malthoid Roofing
guarantee it to be a perfect roofing
to give perfect satisfaction and to
last as long as the building it covers,
provided it is properly laid and
ordinary care is taken of it.
-Twenty-six years of experience enables
the makers to guarantee
Malthoid Roofing
under these conditions.
To be absolutely sure that you have no
roofing troubles, buy .
Malthoid and lay it properly.
Made by The Paraffine Paint Co.
Sai FriRcisct and freiywtae
It's
free
Send
lor it.
A new
and valuable
book on
"Cheerful
Homes."
This booklet
llluitratei tome
of the moat
beautiful
buncalowa of
A book every
borne builder
will prize.
Scot frte.
RETARDS
THE FARMERS
LADD CANYON HAY DOWN AND
BADLY DAMAGED.
Fourth of July Celebration at Line
barger Park This Year.
Ladd Canyon, June 27. (Special)
The weather is so wet that there is
not much doing out here. A great
many of the farmers have some of
their alfalfa hay mowed Which has
probably gotten spoiled in '.the rain,
and there is not many signs of the
.weather clearing yet for a while.
Strawberries are holding their own and
the early cherries are ripening never
theless. :;" .."..i.o
Mr. Linebarger is planning on hav
ing a big celebration on the fourth
of July. , There will probably be some
speaking and dancing during the day
and , they are planning on serving
meals to those who do not bring their
dinner. The Spencer boys of La
Grande, have the hall rented and will
conduct the evening dance and meals
will also be served during the even
ing. : ;
Little Helen Peebler has been quite
sick f 01 several days with a disease
known as shingles. ' ;
Miss Mary Warnick and little niece
Margaret Warnick, of La Grande,
have been visiting several days with
Mrs. James McClure.
: Mrs. John McCauley is on the sick
list. - . . ,'. '
' The Misses Maude Banton and
Christina Linebarger have been visit
ing their sisters, Mrs. Alta Wiabuin
and Mrs. Winnie Lowman, resp active
ly, who reside in La Grande.
F. L5 LILLY, Dealer
OHIO VOTERS
GET GOAGHIrtG
Columbus, 0., June 27 Secretary of
State Charles H. Graves this month
will open and take personal charge of
the largest summer school in politics
in America. He will have on his list
of enrolled students t VTCC '"0 vol-,
ers t' zix.i c2 Ohio. His task
will uo vi.at of conducting- a course
by nail on liny t -n t-0 InX..-.!.;.-
and r vj.iJdis that come be
fore the voters of Ohio next fall. To
do, this effectively he has been given
an appropriation of $50,000 by the
people of the state.
Not only will Secretary Graves in
struct the people on their rights and
privileges in the fall election, but he
must also, with rigid fairness and im
partiality, see that each voter is giv
en every opportunity to study fully
both sides of every measure that is
to be submitted to the people for ap
proval or rejection. He must mail to
every voter pamphlets containing the
arguments advanced in favor of each
submitted measure and at the same
time mail a pamphlet containing the
arguments against the measures as
drawn up by the foes of the bill.
Already Secretary Graves' prelim
inary duties in this course of political
study are far from light, and the peri
od of the submission of referred meas
ures has not yet arrived. As it stands
he must see that the Ohio voters are
properly instructed on the merits of
four constitutional amendments, two
providing for different forms of the
"short" ballot, one for the exemption
of public bonds and another -making
women eligible for certain state po
sitions. Besides these two other
amendments, one calling for a classi
fication of the general property tax
and another for a smaller general as
sembly are now being initiated and
will be submitte d within a few weeks.
He will also have to instruct the
people on the referred measures. One
of these is a referendum on the work
in gm en's compensation act, passed by
the state legislature, which is going
to be referred back to the people, for
final action. Other measures that are
now being referred are bills seeking to
disenfranchise students in educational
institutions, the Cunningham agricul
tural commission bill and several tax
ation measures.
No Excuse Whatever fer 'Net
Owning Your Own Home
MR RENTER, READ THE FOLLOWING LISTINGS AND SEE IF YOU CANNOT. FIND SOME
THING IN THE LIST THAT IS WORTHY OF YOUR INVESTIGATION IF YOU INVESTIGATE' TOU
WILL BUY. SEVERAL PROPERTIES HERE AND OTHERS TnAT WE HAVE ARE JUST AS NICK
aunM M ha v & i an cixi, ainu luti TKA1S AKE WITHIN . REACH OF ANYONE
WHO IS WILLING TO MAKE ANY EFFORT WHATEVER TOWARDS SECURING A HOME.
Read the Following Offers Carefully
Acre Traet.
Here is a chance for some one
to Secure a home at very little
effort, Acre tract, small house,
splendid land, some fruit, side
walk all the way to center of
city. Price $1260. To the right '
party this place can be sold .
with only the initial payment of
$25 in cash, the balance $20 per
month. This place will double,
in value long before the pay-,
ments are all made.
t
Home for $1200.
Home partly furnished, house
6 rooms, cement walk paid for,
connected with ;' sewer, paved
street, street imporvement and
sewer assessments $169. to be
asumed. The price is $1200.
Terms $300 cash, balance $20
per month including the inter
est Some renter should inves
tigate this.
:': 120 acres Logged offlt land
near: Summerville, 60 acres can
be cultivated. If you are inter
ested, in this class of land the
price $600.00, only $5 per acre
is certainly something out of
the ordinary, "y
. To Exchange for Farm. '
New modem - 6 room house
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 walls
and tinted, one block off paved
streets, cement walk,, conceal
ed wiring, Dutch kitchen; price
$2200. Terms $150 cash and
the balance $25 per month.
On West Adams. '
I have two modern homes on
West Adams avenue for sale
that will bear close investiga
tion. If interested in this high
class section of the city call
for particulars.
Here Is Another
Right new modern Bungalow,
large basement, bath, toilet,
lavatory, , cement - side walk,
wired, nice lawn. Aa attractive
home in every way. Terms $50
or $100 cash, balance $35 pes
month. '
To Exchange.
A modern 7 room house in
Portland, furnace, stationary
bath tubs, wired, nice electric
fixtures, gas. ' House just built.
; Owner deetres to exchange for
something modem in Ls
Grande. '
I WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THESE PROPERTIES. THEY WILL BEAR STRICT
. INVESTIGATION.
GEO. H. CURREY
he who sells ; Real Estate
fcS W13 801 - 7
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One i0xl5 Chandler & Price Job Press. .
1 One 12x18 Chandler & Price Job Press. J
' One Power Wire Stitcher : v : r' ,
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One Portland Multiple Punch, "
One e.n horse power motor, and ' i
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Thic added to our former equipment, which con- .
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ours positively the
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Sixteen People Work at the Observer Office. Quite a pay roll each week,
every cent of which is spent in La Grande.