La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 22, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- PX0ETT70 LA GRANDE EVENTS' Q OBSERVER, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1913. CITY CLOSES FOR "FfilR Mi MAST MERCHANTS HAKE VHAU DAY OF nr. Large Iit Hijrn PetitUm U Ctrnr Ike Ail Day Ttmrtam. Wuihing U attend the Cm Cherry fair and hare adi their elerfcs tXAt&jS mart of the fcons firm ot La j Grende will eel their plate-? of tu.-1 fc swr and fwney w the Give picrre gi'Msds. Cxah gennt-xj f tfc fir . cj Frn-.H SeTi:. , ?mcateJ p tri fif&ag eJo-J fff;d thr i. D, Snciijn. lis PsVjtere. - il Pol.; ' - Fattuww L ''. ;. t. '. ' , fc.IL D v "7 &. H, Da&Mi. ' : .: Nwtfi f&vcfc asd tf. JL West. H. T. Lot. Andrew ro. Geibei's. Camming ar.d 'Black, '' Grand Union Tea corr.pi.n j. ttesry seat' T yiiiTSSTw : The Gossard Corset f I er cer eWgSsyes tit s wscJJ ' 17 1 till Tw-rh scMEia& fr tit .Calais, I; UlflliS ' "Hlljaid J a village t Whea Dealing With h.; Your Corset Idealjj J. H. PEARE & SON l iitzA-jri at lie fact ef th Evat as-wzs- tales, nu! taj cf PwrtJatd, esgt J ' ;' Vaainer jocr asa is weari-j a p.Iasa west cf La Gratde, u dmrisa : scraee, yen caa atit it ly waxing LONG TIME AGENT TELLS OF : CAKEEK. JxUrtttg Ne II Fr Nctk P4cr laclsded. f reiatt tersiT-al Eare fcea tcid tLai Goaaard. a was rjjntd afser lie cc-fars&s Uer.rj ViSard. ad that bis cass was erjyirjfcCy EefErkh HaanSt. "Tkia the pEt M wsici sizs ecee free Kasuela, at the tc? ef ti MD, to k-!p Whether na cek tr w fert, cr aa aicractire Cszc, witb Tc earrtnt tf "Th Teoter" o OW. raiErcad empfcyes' prt1 .metis point for traaa, GITtr: pobKahf at Pertland, print aa inter- ffcaT BlB" "'- C7. ettm2 artiefe fra tke pea rf J. c! mi"1-3 wt k Hart, veteran nation a rait al HO-, a"-a, n; neceiaary io MTe rwo New Shipment of Swift's Prem ium Hams and Bacon just in. City Grocery and Bakery Home of Fancy Groceries Phone Main 75 gard Tfce "Teeter article ayi: TJere' to the Tooter, txA Umg may rt toot. Tfce promoters therecf eer tair.ly fcave ample reason to te prottd cf tt. other man Relators cf tfce cobble riaid tfcrerah tie jsetiicrst of tfce Fiter-pr-chas besides mywif, ar.d we set sir cr teen htaidrtd train orders ia the coarse rf a month, -mhieh totae epr At the riak cf teme waste-task.- J atOT wa e54 I win nnkin Pm T r.rx! o? WLrteh"es becaose we are the editor has bet on that horse ierer- al timtst), and allow my insue a short CORSETS yos caa realize yosr deszr. Tfce Gos lard gires yes perfect e&se of body ascTersett ia ay poerucc, aad shows off ' perfectly the BatofaJ Eea of beaoty that are at the bottom of er-j i ery fashion ia dress asd tee secret! J af a-ttractiTeceaa. I flight, this, cf cc-orse terr.f onlya Monuments jj " Concrete Blocks . Made In La Grande ' LATEST DESIGNS Best Building Material Made in La Orande. ' " KnOWn E. C. DA VFS Cor Greenwood & S Ave. 1 , , , - La Grande, Complele EquipmenVlor Resetting and Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. CITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS P.ND FOUNDRY counterfeit Muae, zceotmt of ieic? proe. As a genotne M jae is not scp poed to hare any eocnectioa with F..D. Haihtetu -jw. White. Ceddes Bros. " Adcoek and Fritz. Henry and Carr. -F. L. Lilly. A.ih EroH. Union County Co-operative a.i.ocia- tlOTJ. L. J.'French. J. H. Peare and Son. Peifrrfsrt and comapny. The Hub. Auto Service. " We have large and small cars fori hire. Careful drivers. Prices very reasonable. LETGHTON'S GARAGE. Adv. 7-19 tf. Tone Main 737 A trial frttirg win surprise yoa. 1 1 ! have had six years of experience in ft tlHIC WiJL JAIB TJL3 ICJjCC not at Eawela, where they get twetxe j fitting Gossard Corsets, aad I know to fifths hsdrd pr mk. Five-l-jaj ajodel a best srnted to jar! Points creek flows a few red ia frost form. j the de&ct, essctie ir; th Grande! mile east. There ta- fnvrt V.ritir-i YS ir a stanciard gange raiiroau be-f... tjf- ,TA rm. MRS. ROBT. PATTISOX. Corsetiere. 5c! rfs-er h :j also longing to the Grande Roade Laatterj coTr.pasy, who have a large plant ats Perry, foar rr.3es east. Tanning from r.ere into tr.e interior, nine or ten miles, and they take down ten or Res. 1702, er. Spring-and Oak. Sts. twelve ears of logs to Perry daily, ex- ' ' eept Sanday. Five-Points creek is a ' " " " - tTBkai mocntain stream, which. like Beware of Ointments for to many others "of its cias, teccctes Catarrh That Contain Mercury! almost! dry in the snmmer, bat in th if Brrarr wta re ' ' ' of tzntW and compieteiy drane the t f rpring, when the snows melt, becomes wbote rrrittn -mixo emermg u through f f . . . ... , . - the miKAus rortacts. Sucb anticifa shoakl a raging tcrrer.t, w.th a velocity Of nrer . te cl except on prescriptions ten or twelve miles an hoar. This 'J Sf.bi tt tisy will do is tfrn xo&i to trie good yin j I stream SBpphes the water by gravity can possibly derive from then- Hail's i La Graede's LeawErg Jewtltn . aad raasafaitariiy Opticia&s. Tea are trojting yostntf to a store ef twesty-tw years star,df-g w&ica t&oold aatUfy ya that yoc will be treated rig- y Call whea yea desire aaythieg m the jewelry fiae or arc m eed of glasses. ,' The best fitted Optical Parlors ia Easter Oregew. - WE GRIXD OUR OWN LENSES. , J. H. PEARE &SON . . . ...... . l-flUMIil ior ire cepot ana also tne tanic. ir.e chener Co.. TsWo, o. old wooden tank, which has done duty TJJ- ock virtually from time immemorial, has faces of the system. conraiss go and the been eondeTrvned. ha one of steel. Daring my thirteen years rnd a half at Hi'garde there ha been an immense amount of lumber and Concert Thursday Night. jwocd ih;pped, as there was fgr many The weekly concert will be held on'yif ra a m::l operating four miie e-t Thursday evening this week because of: fc Glover, which wa3 &en knovn a the cherry fair tomorrow. Prof. Ben-i Steel Spar. The sh:pj:ng, however. Fneditti has announced the following' has entirely ceased, the lart saw mill program: . Jhaviner teen moved aw.tv fall, and 1. "Cross the Mason-Dixon Line," : f rora this time henceforth Hilgaid, as Mafjh M. Daniel 'ar as a shipping point is concirnerl, ?. Overture, "Realiistic," Ellis Brooks tviti r-t ;n the arae Uv a the rail. o:t I 3. "Rag Cotton Babes," . .T. Wenrich thi ran told abt, .-.-r ich cj-if,M? j 4. "Waie Blue," A. Margis of two ttretks of ru.st and th rij;ht 5. Two step, "The Troubadour," '. '-' way. I have been in the employ ..,... .W. C. Powel lacking a few weeks of twenty-four Z. By request, "Pizzicato Polk,". . ; years, over ten years as agent at Hep- - Y.Strauss pner and over thirteen years and a 7. "Pride U. S. Maine, march half as agent here, and as I was 63 last C. W. Bennet September, should I be so fortunate , a3 to live 'and continue in the service ;NOTICE FOR 'BIDS. a year and three months longer, I will Notice is hereby given that the have to be laid on the shelf like Mr. ttfard of directors "oi the La Granue (rc Public library will receive bids at the; " , . .. . , . I -rffir of B!ork & Bunting, architects.' In conclusion, the nest time you Ia Grande, Oregon, up to 5 o'clock, are out Saturday afternoon making Friday, July 25th, 1913, for the con- garden or trying to make third base jsirucuon oi a iiorary nuiiaing com- or out at the 0ak3 on Sunday listen- '' . 'r. , iig to the beautiful music or down on I and specifications now in the office of , -- - i sa A arh trt. The bids wn be uiacKarnaa iryiug to inauce some . . . . ... ..,.aaf ' received and opened by said board of finny denizen of that historic stream i J directors' at 6 o'clock on said 2.1th day to leave his sequestered retreat to be- JJO.L aillO 111 iVCai lOiaiW bidders have the privilege to be pres. iust dr0P lar for the poor fellow J ' "lent. The board reserves the right to out on tr.e line, wr.o misses an tr.ese, J i reject any or all bids. The successful ; pleasures. Catarrh Care be sure you rt tie freira- . company tne. it fa taken Internally and trade ia ; about completed a much larger " ' ' 7 " BoM by Btuijijfeta. PrI-t TTc per tottle. ; J Taae Baus r aamy tiu cor coampauoa. Vacuum rOrSZ CLECSI56 taOtSTEKSS rrKMTURB RlPilRUe Ji lTTRESS M1KT56 nlTXKl PACKTSe. l F. BELLI5E1, 1607 Wash. Ave. Pbne Black lft3 f f i Of Importance to Every Buyer of Grocd Fur niture and Homefurnishings is , THE ' FIRE SALE FIFTH AND STAEK STREET J. G. MACK & CO. FIFT HAND STARK STREET'S. " PORTLAND, OREGON Damaged by Water and Fire on the Niglit of June Tenth. Hundreds of High-Grade Furniture Pieces, High-Class Carpets and Rugs, Draperies and Up j.olstery Fabrics Being Disposed cf at Ridi culously Low Prices. It's a Sale Worth a Trip of Many Miles to Par ticipate in. Now and Not Later is the Time to Attend This Event. 'Ml No. 1 00 acres of good farm land, all in cultivation, well fenced,, all in oatu and barley. About, five miles north' of La Grande. Three roomed house. Good barn. Price $1000.00. For sale or trade. No. 2. Hotel. With twenty-se n rooms, twenty-three bedrooms.. All well frunlsTied, new dunes, new range, , good piano. . Ice houe, two lots. Doing a good business. For sale on easy terms. Price $4000.00 Will trade for farm. f w" i"n -ne and one-half miles of Grande. 77 acres bottom land, 43 side hill pasture all fenced, and the bottom land has a good crop of hay, will average about two' tons to the acre. This place must be sold and is a snap at $6000.00 No. 4. 20 acres three miles from Ia Grande under fence, all in good cultivation. Price $2000.00. Adjoining land, same quality, held at $2.00 per acre. No. 6. 112 1-2 acres. 18 acres in good Varing fruit orchard. 65 acres In grain. Balance in pasture and timber, in ML Glen district. Improvements fair. Price $5000.00 oh easy terms. THESE ARE A FEW OF OUR1 BUYS IN FARMS. WE HAVE A LARGE LISTING OF FARMS, STOCK RANCHES, AND CITY PROPERTY WHICH WE wfLL HE PLEASED TO SHOW ANY ONE INTERESTED. WE INVITE YOU Tf) COME IN AND LIST ANYTHING YOU HAVE FOR SALE. AND WE WILL TRY AND FIND YOU A SALE OR TRADE FOR JT. C. J. BLACK & COMPANY bidder shall then enter into a contract Willi aaiu uuaiu ui uiiiviuidi nnii.ii , said contract must be approved by the ' Aer)l- mayor and council of the city of La I Respectfully submitted, J. C. Hart, I Grande, and shall gtve a bond for the completion of said contract and the payment for all labor and material used in the construction of said build ing in a penal sum equal to the con tract price of said building. Board of Directors of La Grande Public Library. By C. S. DUNN. Secretary. Adv. . 7-19 5t DELEGATES GOES EAST. Local Man Again On Screen. During the course of the past win ter a uranders saw several pictures by the American Film company ir which Mr. and Mrs. Devere, local peo ple, the former, daughter of Dave Local Representatives to Supreme Lodge en Train Today. j J To attend the supreme lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose which meets at Cincinnati this month, Attorney R J. Greene left this morning aa a dele gate from the La Grantle lodge, No. 850. He will visit the convention city and later visit at Minneapolis and St. nn'. his home, before returning to La Grande. ' ' During his absence W. H. Drahn will Those Who Use the Celebrated Elkhorn Hour Express unrnistakeable praise for it. Read what a professional cook has to ' Say- Oregon Mill & Grain Co., Baker, Oregon. Gentlemen: Stoddard's Camp, Whitney, Oregon, : May 19, 1913. ! Stewart, played the leading roles andjattend to office duties in the Greene i : ; ' this evemng'at the Arcade Mr. Devere. jaw 0ff;ce . .V' ! appears in the leading role of a two! ' J . ..... i e i . ! i vru. c l ,u I have been USine your "Elkhorn" Flotir all winter in tia ramn iand find it superior to "Snow Drift" and other brands of Washington flour. yours ) f'lm ent'tled ""The Soul of the Thief." Mr. Devere said this morning: "We are back to La Grandu on a va cation, and 1 shall see myself act this evening.' The company has moved its studio from Chicago to southern, Cali fornia and Mrs. Dever and I shall re turn to our work there soon." A. A. NORTON, Cook Stoddard's Camp Dnn'tg on Rheumatism. Rl.eumatiam is stubborn as a mule. Hangs cn like a leech, wears you out, worries you with pain, drags your vi tality, depresses your mind and health. Don't give up to it. Don't let it hang on. Don't over-look Foley Kidney TM B'if Medicine In. the World. Pills. They are a natural enemy to "My little girl had bloody dysen- .u. -nT,jit;n that rb.nmo';. A I I 1 11 1A I 111 ........ , ...WIMK.i.,,!, iary -very naa. i inougni snewouiai . . A t di Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and , 'h,h W1'1 promptly remove. Diarrhoea remedy cured her and 1 1 L ill 8 Drug Store. Adv. can truthfully say that I think it h the bet medicine in the world," write j We pav I "ft for Second Hand Fur Mrs. WilliBm Orvis, Clare, Mich. cFr; nit::re. r-nls Furriture Store, next sale by all dealers. to Gedtks Phcne B 3351. Adv 7-L2 tf Oregon Mill & Grain Co., Baker, Oregon. Gentlemen: Stoddard's Camp, Whitney, Oreg. I received your letter, und will say you may publish the letter if j ou want to as I have used a gocd many brands of western f 'opr and yours is one of the very beat Yours truly. A. A. N02T0N. ELKHORN FLOUR MAKES GOOD IN EVERY TEST IT IS A GENUINE ARTICLE.