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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1913)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. PAGE THREW SUIT AMD COAT SALE $ 1 5.0 These are not suits that you have seen day after day, but absolutely NEW. A sample line of medium priced coats and suits bought at less than OFF. Some of the suits would sell regularly at $27.50, but we have placed them1 all in one lot at. $15.00. Sizes from 16 toJ45; Novelty Materials, Zibeline, and Serges. LADIES' COATS , , There is not . as many in this line, to be exact only fifty coats, bought the same as the suits and will be sold at the same price, 15.00, sizes 34 to 42. ' JUNIOR COATS For growing girls that are hard to fit; most every color you can think of. About seventy five coats in this lot; sizes 13 to 17 years. The best values I have ever seen at $15.00 Coati in oar regular stock in theae alxea can be bad from $5.00 ' , to $23.50. ,, &7 5515 1 Agents For: Merode Hand Finished Underwear, none better; the Pony Stockings for Children, every pair guaranteed Agent for Kaboand R.&G. Corsets The Model Brassier E K 1 RT L E LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Agent for Fowne's Gloves Adler Gloves for Ladies and Children Full Line of Royal Society Embroidery Goods w I "HRN ill GIRL" The "Girl With Auburn Hair" Rep resents Parisian Sage, the Host Pleasant and Invigorat ing Hair Tonic. Parisian Sage surely removes dan druff with one, application makes the hair soft, wavey and abundant. It cleanses, cools and invigorates the scalp. If you have dandruff, it is because the scalp ia too dry and flakes off. Nourish the scalp with Parisian Sage and dandruff disappears. Get today from Newlin Drug Co. a large 50 cent bottle it supplies hair and sculp needs. Parisian Sage quick ly stops itching .head, takes sway the dryness, immediately removes dan druff, makes the scalp healthy and gives the hair that enviable lusture and beauty yo udesire. Look for tke trade-mark the "Girl with the Auburn Hair," it is on every bottle. Newlin Drug Co. SCHISM III FINE SHAPE PRACTICALLY ALL THE SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN INSPECTED. County Scliool Superintendent Finds Union County Schoos Active. C. J. Black & Co. 1 ' '. . A Few Bargains in Ranch and City Property. No. 1. One of the best Apartment houses in La Grande, always full of tenants; has a net income of $105 per month. Besides five fine living rooms which are worth at least $26.00 per month. This house is furnished from top to bottom in fine shape, is located close in and a new house. We have this house for sale for a few days only. It is a snap. Come in and see us. No. 2. 112 acres of good land 4V& miles from La Grande, 65 acres good farm land, 18 acres orchard, 20 acres In pasture, balance of 9 acres with buildings etc., poor buildings but a snap. Price $4,500 Good terms. No. 3. One of the best dairy ranches in Union county, 280 acres 10 room house and basement hot and cold water in house. Wat er piped to house from spring large barn holding 110 tons hay, full basement for horses and cows. 10 acres fine cherries, 10 acres of apples; 135 acres under irrigation, good pasture, plenty of wood, 1 mills from Jtown. Come in and see us. . ' No. 4. We have several fine large stock ranches from $8,000 to $50,000, on terms. We also have good city property for sale cheap and on easy terms. We have 3 hotels, 2 restaurants, one barber Vhop, one rooming house. In fact we have anything you want. We a'so have some good trades for city property, randies, etc, Call and sti us and let us tell you what we have and where it is. , We can fit.W something to match you. : C. J. BLACK J. W. BUSH youth of the county will ever be one of the most consoling factors of my life." Since her appointment to the office of couniy superintendent of schools, Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe has visited nearly one-third of the county's schools. In an interview this afternoon Mrs. Ivan hoe had this to say of the condition of j the schools, the pupils and the teach- ers: . , ' ; I "I have visited a goodly number of , the schools and find all of them do ing well. The present condition pf the schools is due to the efficient work of my predecessor and the un tiring efforts of the teachers to put the schools on a high plane. Of course there are some places where things ...:n l i i.-j i;.; I win nave iu iw rumuuieu, conuiuons that are not the result of any ones mismanagement but are rather the outgrowth of things almost beyond the control of those in authority. As time goes on and things shape them selves in such a manner that my pres-1 ence in the better schools will not be! required I will Tiave more time to strengthen the weak spots.' I love the work and feel that I am doing some thing eminently constructive. It is a noble occupation and one worthy of the best energy. "The pupils evince a great deal of eagerness to perform the tasks as signed to them and I am sure such an attitude on their part cannot but be productive of a great deal of good. The teachers are full of energy and . have taken hold of the task with a determination and a willingness to make the schools the pride of the state. I am highly pleased with the results so far and nope that my con nection with the education of the DOQ PROVERBS. A dog with a bona fcaowa no friend. Dutch. A balr of the dog cure the bite. Italian. A staff Is quickly fouud to beat a dog. Shakespeare. A mua's best friend U his dog better even tban hit wife. Es kimo 1 Do Kg bark as tbey are bred Italian. Every dog Is a lion nt borne. Italian. He wbo would buy a sausage of a dog must Rive bim bacon In exchange. Danish. I will not keep u dog nnd bark myself. (iermun. . The dog Imrtis nnd the cara van passes. Turkish. Tbe leaner the dog the fatter the Ilea. German. Home From Cornucopia. G. W. Lingreen, former, deputy sheriff and well known Union county pioneer resident, returned to his home in Elgin the latter part of last week after an absence of several months at the Cornucopia mines, where he and his associates performed extensive de velopment work on a chain of claims. The mine that Lindgreen and his part ners have been working for a number of years never showed better ore than during this season and the assays show a decidedly high value. In fact Mr. Lindgreen was never more opti mistic as to the outcome than at the' present and work will be resumed just as soon as the weather permits. The company was forced to cease opera tions as a result of the early fall of snow. ." .. ASKME NO MORE. Ask me no more. The moon mny draw the sea. The clnud may xtoop from hearen and take the shape, Witb Told to fold, of mountain or of cape. But, oh. too fond, when have 1 answered thee? Ask uie uo mora Ask me no mora What answer should I pive? 1 love not bollow check or fad ed eye: Vet. ob. my friend, I will not have thee die! Ask me no more, lest I should bid thee live. Ask me no mora Ask me no more. Thy fate and mine are Healed I strove ncMlnst the stream and nil In vain. Let the great river take me to the main. No more, denr love, for at a touch 1 yield. Ask me no mora Alfred Tennyson. TRANSFER AND DELIVERY PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY W. E. McClure 6 Co. PHONE MAIN 10. LA GRANDE. ' How Much Do You Save by Using Kerosene Lamps? FIGURE IT OUT. Is it worth while to endanger your health and eyesight, to put up with the danger, discomfort and inconvenience for the few cents you r think you save T And Do You Really Save Anything? Now is the time to have that house wired; Phone us today and let us explain the easy payment plan; we will make it easy for you. Others aie taking advantage of this liberal offer; better investigate, tion. Eastern Oregon Light and Power Co. 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