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LOCAL DEALERS OUT , AND NO
SUfrLXvIN SIGHT. :;.u(!
Exists in Portland 'Market
. Too Is Imported. " '
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& FREESTONE PEACHES COME
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i Southern Oregon is supplying' '
freestone peaches to local dealers
' today and though ;the price stays
up '.well, the quality is good. The
Milton clingstone type 'is riot as &
$ choice as the yellow CraXvrf ords'
that come from Southern' Oregon;
G The express rates are higher than $
on the Milton berries and the lo- "4
cal -distributors have to 'charge''
more for the commodity; Cherr
ries haye taken a drop from 10
cents to:6 cents or. 25 cents per
gallon, "j, . ' ,
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.i jji $ i
' 'Watermeftn supplies are exhausted
In La Grande and wholesalers have no
d?fintte assurance when they will re
ceive anouter . snipment. ine iruu is
.stilquoted at 3 cents, here but there
You can change fretful. Hl-tempered
children into healthy,' happy youngs
ters,' by ridding them of worms. Toss-
! areiio melons. In Portland the whole-j1" hn Er,ndlnK of teeth, crying
poing 121-2c; soup bones" 6 to 8c;
plates 12,1t2c; eho.. pot roast. 18c; r.
cuts 18c; 1st cuts sho.steafe.lScj good;
cute sho steak 18c; prime ribs lti to'
20c wholesale 16, ' reta;i 20c)' "flahk F
boil 121-2c; kidneys '8c j kidney suet' ,
2ci sirloin steak 20 tone'v,,;.
steaks' 25c:':T-Bone steaksVli ;";" ruml4:
roasts 18c;.round steak SI'?; hiivd quar! f-
ter steers;! 6c; hind quarter cowr 16c: 11
front quarter steers 14c; front quarter ,
cows ioc i nng, nan areasea jtfc; pork' ,rvv
loin cnops :: porK loin whole, 16c:; 3 a'
comb porx 14c; shoulder pork, -whole
13c: link ano bulk sausage 15cV ham
burger 15c; steer lpins 18c;. cow loins
17c; mutton legs 18c; mutton rib chops mw
20c; mutton loin chops 20c; mutton st
sho. 15c; mutton Stew 12 l-2c: whole
mutton 14c 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 80c; salt pork J8c;
sliced ham 25 to 28c; boiled hams 28c;
bolied ham sliced 40c; smoked shoul
der 15c; lard 16c; liver 6 to 8c; tongue
15c; hearts 8c; salmon 20c; halibut
18c; smelt 10c;
years, ntitlMiy chndren;if ' Wit : f,:&himi7''KiMfa juMJiajt K
AIrtW2Wt bith9uli & Medicine Co.. pUlahla idlSt : v
Rid Your Children of Wornis. ,
saleiiprice; is 2 1-2 cents and if the
stringency.; In supply continues it is
not impossible that prices will eo tin.
mmmmm-wHS!! y While they have no added supplies in
' 8iiplw dealers, who handle the fruit in
"mmmmm"'. carload lots Tiope to. -see a shipment
NEVER BE SI headed their way before long. .-f ' 1
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knowi -the t - i Se.vsiral Commodities of Trade in Feed
, iiiiiis jLirous xi.ira.
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. .lumber Jw millmg..i
JscarcerT everylyearThen.why s . idvfgvteeviidayg2;00,iiii6
L- : r ; . " ' 'T'':' . r $4.00 -'per ..ton. VThis . cheaper living
ofo mnf iilao 1inMo in n),Ats l.nn
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V-7-T, X -oCM5- ,tenoRvajia interior construction, i i
yENAHA LUMJPR GOM
not begin building now . and take
rivinto'A tt the nrnRfint mr- l rolled . oats, rolled barlev and oats,
ket? I Later o , nvou . will . regret Therevised quotation on feeds is given
. it. We have , full f supplies for j T;
high-grade lunjher if or., both i,f ex,- j
teriotarid interidr construction, i i '
. ,terioiivahd interior constructioh. i i '
out while asleep, accompanied with in
tense thirst;'' pains in the stomach and
bowels,' feverishness and bad, breath,
are symptoms ithat, indicate worms
Kickapoo Worm Killer, a pleasant can
dy lozengejfekpels the worrnjB, regui,'
lates. the bowels,': 'restores L your . chik
dren to health and happiness. Mrs. J.
A., Brisbin, of Elgin, 1 1ll.; says :
have used Kickapoo Worm Killer for
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whrtt rlimatft if is nserl in
the character of the building used on
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Curtain for Oldest Theatre, - tioii and prevention its managers have ! Wild Hayw,retaH)$ia.OO. i
deiphik.l 'July aaiThe" 'ofdesf been: -'refused a ' license' -Svhiqh'- would i'f-imothytlMOiailiJ'.lM;'-.. '
he market iquotati'ins today are
; Fresh ranch eggs-r-80c..t l f :'AL
-Butter FanCy creamery, 35. cents 1;
lb. roll ; 2 roll 65c. .
ncJterf 'ibcirSOc ; . 2 lb
roll -SSe.-' "':":': --v'-' ' ; ' '
Flour,MHay, Feed. Etc
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f and after 104 consecutive sea-: - o "i' i.1 ; V ' noats--?i.80.;. , v .
lay-iieveropen its doors .again. " " 7rr?'f J Uil1
Ninth and Walnut streets, has dorf of he Wal 4 l .
t iaven unoer me uan oi uie ; wiu uut revun. ' . I. . H'fy -sw, nrafrai.' i r
F'F" x,x,i j. jiaauoi-,!, vine .. wainui-street tneatre stage
of ment for eotec-! V-' celS?ai
uiaicu nuiiurs aim actresses irom M-J tt . I' r b N T
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bjeet p'rernium value we(K offered: A fully S
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V T "T- f-,.?; " .structure. of. its kind uiit in! Americi "TTripn W 1um irrmm. iiv. 9
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rn-z -T-wnat was' men tne outskirts of little' Onions-$2.50 cwt.. small lots 21-2c
I old Philadelphia in 1808, it was a! .Young 'pnions ifoc.lOc. .ii'i.',
ana Gone! Acne, Tetter, large riding school and the scene of New; potatoes Sc. . , :
Beans White. 1-8p: Una, 70 cni
Pimples, Carbun
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llood Back to the WooiLh r
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tnder' layer tif skin Is a fine net
tiny blood vessels in -which the
blood remedy, S. s. o. wor
Imarkable. activity. This is why
the .best known blood punner,
h a positive action in the skin.
In one ingredient in S. S. S. which
B-lv stimiiinipn cellutar or elan-
letivlty to-select from, the" blood
this fine networK 01 ojooa ves
the skin, those elements which
sres for regeneration.
pimples, acne, eczema, lupus,
other blood condition, that at
,-fve kln or seeks - an outlet
iSthe skin, Is met with the an
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tcuwv ui w. w. m.
the Influence of 8. S. S. this
it work of blood vessels in the
a rnnRtnntlv taking from tne
he nutrition required for healthy
and the cause of disease is Just
itantly becoming removed, scat
ind rendered harmless. -These
ire more fully explained In a
in skin troubles sent by The
peciflc Co., 190 Swift BldR., At-
Ea. Toil will find S. B. S. on aie
(rug; stores. Get a bottle to-day
hish all skin afflictions.
equestrian performances.' Pepin and
Breschard opened the building: as,, the jwSadishes,,4Walla"Wal!a"and--home
TewTrfcus'rTebruary 2, 1809. . .With ' grown) 5c. ' '"
the exception of the front wall which I , Cabbage (new) 5c lb, . .
was rebuilt in. 1828, -the original walls ' Young turjips 5c; 3(310c,
are till Standing. When, the novelty
of -the equestrian perfo'rrnBnces''wer'e
outtage. productions .were added and
the. jiamcchanged-to-the Olympic the-
alre. " It' was in January 1812 that
Cucumbers Walla, Walla hothouse,.
22&cf field 5c. Mict v t ..
.t Stringbeans 3 for 25ft , -V
Fresh ., tomatoes loc-"' r ""
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Cherries (home - grown) 6c lb.;
Helens Hall
POiTLiND. OBEOON
nt and Dar School for Girl
t ot 8Mn of St.John BaptM tFplrorl
1 . . j 1. a timMUrt DDartBDta.
ft, Uocitlm, DomaitK Art. DobmUo Idaaca,
pa. 1'or oulo addru .
US SISTER 8UPERIOR, Office 28 -
St. BelcM Hall
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the first, play was produced . on the 25c ner callon
stge; It '.was "The Rival.' - , j Peaches iCal.) 1? .per. lb-, and 2
5'Many;7great;'actorsl'ahdT, actresses 25c. .-, ' .-. Jt;J.i .U.t- -'
tnkde their -debut i on, the .Olympic L - Str8AwberrJes-!10c.. ; rvT;. ! ,Tr";
stage,! 'imong"; these -being- Edmund Blackberries raspberries howe.-
r - i. 1 , , ... grown). vde,wbernes-T-10c, blackqaps
Kean, Edwin Forrest and others lit- for 25c.,Mina.irs. M.i'.- -j
tie mentioned in this day. Madame 1 Cantaloupes 15c and 225c
Modjeska,'1' Fannie Davenport, Joseph 'Watermelons 3c lb. '
Jefferson, ' Wat' Ooodwin, Kicnarct( T.moni R and soc.
Mansfield) Stuart .Robson, . Sir Henry
IrvinK'flrjd WilHam'H.'Cl'ane are some
of the more notable ones who have ap
peared at the old playhouse and whose
autographed pictures adorn the walls
of 1 the 40 office, and lobby. -
. Because , of recent changes in the
fire laws the managers are doubtful
if it is possible td'lmprove the struc
ture. It is barely possible that the
building will be rdzed and a new
modern theatre? building, erected on
the..site.i 1-JN:-J'
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Grn' apples (MilionTj.'.'Gc lklLI"
Oranges 3J-60-60C. (
Bansnas 40c per dos. '
Sugar Fruit sugar, retail (cash)
$5.90; same grade 3qday.i $6.30.
,Beet sugar Cash J5.70; thirty days
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1 Honey 20Ci 3 lbs. fat 50o
' , Cattle.
Steers, prime $7.00(g$7.50; good to
choice, $6.00$6.50; common to fair, I
$4.00?6.00;'cows, trip $G."0O$6.4O;i
fair to good,- ?5.00$5.50; bul!s,'?3.50 J
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- . f f-ylf you "are not already subscrieryow' "can 'subscribe .'now for only 6
mpnths, arid grttljefi v":,i,- ' .:;;,;""' ' '!
the only legitimate use of premiums,, any sort, is,f pr te purpose of gaining ,
uW SUUCW1UOIO, JU.CW, !litl,UiS,.,,lU.UliUUU Will IVT WlO paper..: il', ...in'"'! . j:! ll" ,;-SJWffff
ii. - T THEREFORE, since the only; object of usinsr a Premium is to i?et vour
good will and new subscjribers 'for tlie paper, the choice, of a premium should re- '
ceive the greatest consideration. :;. have chosen .the hesfc standard , make on
- the market The "Jaeger Jr. Vacuum Cleaner, because of its efficiency and dur. ;
ability. We feel, surjt,,, will make"friends for the Evening Observer in every
home, in which it is placed. i airjI w..,-,.- . 'f,;; A :' . . " .
jl.'? It is easy to operate and .cleans thoroughly, carpets,; rugs,"' curtains mat- 1
tresses and upholstered furniture, VM&rw of vbu have already paid $4.50 to $10
for 2 pieces of tin reseryoir with flimsy rubber connections. But the Jaeger
- Jr. has the following, exclusive features, not found on other vacuum cleaners or '
cheap imitations of the bne "we! offer ; . '.! - v. ,;i,V
! 1 A one-piece all-steel reservoir .for dust (No seams on Jaeger Jr.! rei ,
" 2 A cast irpritop cap; r':;, :'?:'!;, ' '.'? ': ' ,,,,'.'.,::', .t.
'vSi 3 A one-piece sleel tube tapered to fit nozzle, i i - '
j ' 4 A metal flexible nozzle (no irtibber to crack.'rot of wear out). "
. -j -: . dust deflectors.B',reservoiR.- . ..... :;:,! -: :
H ;, 6 A one-piece upright handle: ri;:; ' ! . , . :;'f ; ,
j .7 An automatic valve cap cleaner.; - , ! il . v, . ,
8 Weight, 4 3-4 pounds.; (Just, sufficient -weight f oi floor pressure.) .,
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For Cuts, Burns and Bruises.
In every home- should be a cox of
Bucklin's Arnica Salve, ready ,tp apply
in every case of turns, cuts, wounds
or scalds. J. H. Polanco, Deivalle
Tex., R. No. 2, writes: "Bucklin's Arn
ica Salve saved mv-little girl's cu
foot No one believed it could be
cured." The world's best salve. On'y
25c. Recommended by all d'uggists.
MAIL THIS COLPON TO THE
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To La Grande' Evening Observer: , 'v
Gentlemen: Please have a, demon;
strator rail at my house to give a dem
onstration of the Junior Vacuum
Cleaner and explain your offer. It is
understood that this places me under
no obligation to subscribe.
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$5.00; stags, $4.OO(to$5.00; calves
choice, ?7.00$8.00.
Sheeri.
Top weathers, $3.:J5?3.50; fair to
good., $'2.75$3.00( jwes, best, $2.75 .
$4.00; fair to good, ?2.002.50; lambs
best, $4.50?5.00.
Hogs.
Best, $8.00$8.CD; common to good
$7.00$7.?5. ' 7
Meat Cits Retail.
Neck bails 121-2. to 15c; brisket p&i&t&taath4jh40&tJ&Mlt SJeeslaaNslesMsMi
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