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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1913)
' ffUBSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 191ft 14 GXUKDS ETCHING OBSERVES, PAQETBEZD r 4 After trying all other brands they insist oh Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand Coffee A Fresh Shipment Received Today, PROMPT DELIVERY; Phone Us Your Order J;"-G. Snodgrass, GROCERY Phne Mmin S Lm Gremde, Ore. MA.REffi.TS iocal ATP STATE 1 FRESH EGGS DRAWING WELL PENDLETON SHOWS TO BE WELL , PATRONIZED. . AT 45 CENTS ham, whole sat; trie, beeea, tight 2k; srk. Mm sliced 30; as fork 18a; sKeed hem 2S to ate; heOea hau 28; kM dM 40; wU rhoul- dsr We; kid Mi; Brr 0 to la; toagut We; Marti to; salme 20s; halibu 18cj imH lOe; - Fancy Prizes to Be Given Away Winners in Annual Corn Show. to PACKED EGGS REMAIN AT CENTS HOWEVEB. 35 Little oC Importance Transpire Put In Changes Week, i Mia WEAEv INACTIVE KIDNEYS j CAUSE MUCH SICKNESS. Backache, rheumatism, and all kjd hey and bladder disorders are caused from weak, inactive kidneys,'! which fail to filter oat the poisons, and keep the bloooTpure. The only way to posi tively and permanently core such trou bles is to Remove the cause. The re, son why Foley Kidney Pills are the beet medicine for kidney and bladder troubles is because the yare made wholly of those healing, strengthening and. restorative ingredients that na tuhe needs to build tip and renew these important and vital organs. See that yon get Foley Kidney Pills for your kidney and . bladder troubles. They, are tonic in actkm quick to give good results, and contain no harmful drugs. Hills Drug store. " The corn crop of Oregon,' Washing- ton and Idaho is not only large, but the quality is superior to what was be lieved would be grown. Yields of as high as 125 bushels, per acre of ma tured corn are assured, and from ten to thirty tons of corn silage to the acre is being cut. . The statement of the O.-W. R. & N. agricultural ' department that corn would prove a profitable crop, and that it will soon equal the wheat yield of the states, of the Pacific northwest is borne out by the crop produced this year. , '-. . V . 'The plantings are widely scattered, andthe area devoted' to corn is not known, but during December two corn shows are to be held and some idea as to the acreage will be gained. . There will be exhibits of ocrn from all parts of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. In addition to the value of the crop, the growers are to receive, prices in cash, farm implements, live stock and works on agricultural nd horticultur al subjects, valued at over $2500. The dates of the 'show at Colfax for the State-of 'Washington and Idaho are December 7 and 3, and the show at Pendleton will be held on the 5th and 6th days of December. f Every grower of corn who makes an exhibit either at Colfax or Pendleton will be in line for a prize, and -he will further emphasise the'fact that corn can be grown' in the Pacific northwest. Its production means much t& every iana owner wxne states namea. Fresh eggs are . commanding 45 cents per dozen and the supply is no where equal to the demand at that fig ure. Storage or packed eggs are still down to 35 cents per dozen, however. There have been few changes of im portance in the grocery, or. vegetable lines in La Grande for several days, the increased quotation on eggs being the latest Market quotations today are: . BUTTER AND EGGS. ; Fresh ranch eggs 45c. ' Packed eggs 35c. ; Bstter Fancy ereamerv. 40 ceats 1 lb. roll; 2 t. roll f . Ranch bnttor 1 H. rail 35e; 2 lb. roll Mc. , FLOUR. HAT, FEED, ETC.1 WM ha (to reducer) $0,00. Timothv ll.(a). ' Alfalfa hay (to paedneer) $12.00. Oats (to produsr1.10. -Braav $1.15 par swt Rolled oats $1.45 par cwt Relied barley $OS. Bias Btsoi soar $1.40. Batoat 8LM. Snwdrit-fM saek. Be Fa 113s. Barley $L07. PBTJIT. CeJi4 10 per sjt ' Peaches -S6c to tLOO let hex. ; Grapes Malaga, Mo;, tskay, 225c. Coneord grapes 35c per basket. asanas 10c per doe. Apples $1.00" par hex. , ; .. Not even the refusal of England and GermanT to1 takVifart in' the Panama- Pacifie exposition', has taken'' the "frisk" otff of Fnsco.' ' J ' ;v Green tomatoes Co psr pound. Chili pepper 40c. ; ti , Bartlet pears to ft, r $1.50 per Do You Comply With the If sot, read the folewtag law aaal have your Butter Wrappers aioely printed, with your' name and weight sf batter thereon. ' ..rtMV ( : Tie r- ' :-7 CAUTION! - j .'- -'.-,.. -'. 'A3 u '. - : ' - -i-'vin' i. .;'V ' j V 'A-p. C : OHAPTER 17, SICTMN S..-' ' ;,v;x ' A jc. "It shall be unlawful for any person, rm, association or corporation te sell, offer or expose for sale, any shert weight butter within the 'State of Oregon. AH butter sold or exposed or, offered for sale in rolls, prints er squares within the State of Oregon, shall he plainly marked: 'Eight omncea, full weight,': sixteen ounces, i full whight,' 'twenty-four ounces ,. full weight,' or 'thirty-two ounceB, full weight', enery roll, print or square sold, offered or exposed for sale shall eontain the number of ounces Marked thereon; and aay person, firm, association or corporatiea violating aay sf the provisions of this act, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine or not less than $25.Knor more than $100.00, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not . . less than six months; or both such fine and imprisonment" The Observer can furnish yen with good parchment Butter Wrappers, . printed according to law. Ws are printing for the best buttecmakeM a this valley, and woald like to add your name te est list of satisfied customers. You can send your order by mL Write plainly and stats As sise you wish. ' . The Evening Observer La Grande, Oregon Nh-y CORSETS They lace in front ai a result the abdomen is relieved of all pressure. Support is given to the organs and deep breathing is ' encouraged. They emphasise the long graceful line of the back, which artists agree is the most beautiful line in art - ' ' They gently but surely compel a cor rect standing position and a graceful carriage. I invite you to investigate these wonderful corsets. A trial fitting will please you. Prices $3.60 to $8.50. A complete line always on hand of the different models and styles. - MRS. ROBERT PATTISON. ' ' Corsetiere. V ;'." Phsas Red 322L Res. 1702 Corner Spring and Oak. Year job printing. lbs Observer efftee. ' ..Millions are now sending ha,ts by parcel post, bat they should be sent by telegrspn so that tney will suit bs in style when they reach their restl- . naUon. ; ;-v " ; . '..": : :';'- a m Phone, Red 8981. La Craads. FRESH TAMALI CHILL AN All kinds HOT DRINKS : Ice Cream . Finest Line of Fresh Candies in town ;r f 'I; : " .-; ..'; a See Our Wiadew for f Hailoween Qoecb DO RDAN'S BAR ......', ,...,....,,rf,,;:,',!.i 218 rat-STREET..:. . , . , , - Govmar tram soucrrm phone orders taken gark :.y ..:.(.,:;,: OF AT ALL hours. J'A'v;; J. F. DORDAN, Proprietor , , . HnmnHnnnHHiuuHnimMHa ,. Epririg frirs-25c retail, dressed. .HejnV-tWtistaiL ' ' T A VE6BTABLBB AND MJSCBLLANR- . Remer lee. : I lbs. 1st Ms. figaash sad pumjMps 8c lk. , OsbMy--lOs stMkjdrt,; r; Csbny rslc .; . .... ,, .. Owkens '.Oijl swti aew grade. . Nm . vpetotoes-1540. ,, (f LflM Bims- TMU. t t-: hvaa,' 10 seats Fresh tomato 10s; S0Mc per , ,S.weet potatoes 6e par lb. ei; lbs... Sngar Caae er fruit, ff.M per sack, ea's)$j $S JO far B0. days.; . Beet sugar MM sash;. $V.W M dsys. . - HOGS. .Beet-r$7.60. . . : Common te good $7.25(J$7,4. v J- - CATCLH. . - v' ' ' Best, steers 4.767.00. ; ' mmon to fair $6.50. ' -v., . 'Cows, top-45.70. . J '., Medium cows, $5.25. r ; g V " Calves $7.60$.00;4'.. Bails, $8.56 $4.00.. i '': "?' -: 8HKHP. : . , ' Best spring lambs $4.50. Yearlings $8.85$8.50. OH weathers $8,159 $8.25. ' Bwes $2.80$2.90. .- Meat Csts-v-lletalL ... Neck beila 12 1-2 to 15s; brisket leias li'Ac; soup bsnss, Ic to to; platos 11 l-2e; she. ft roast 18e; arm suts 18c; 1st cuts she (teak tOe; good suts she steak lso; prims ribs'.4 10 t 20c; wholesale 10, retail 20e; flank boil 12e; kidaeys 8c; kidney stow, 13c; sirloin steak 20 to 22e;" tenderloin steaks 35c; T-Beoe steaks ate; rump roasts 18c; round steak 20e; hind quar tor steess ISa; hind quarter cows 15c front quarter steers 14c front quarter eews ISof hog, haU dkressed 13c; perk loin chops 20c; pork leis whole 16c comb pork 14c: shonlder pork, whole 13c; link and bulk Musa(re(15c; ham burger 15c; steer, loins 18c: sow loia 17c; mutton legs 18c; muttoa rib' chop 20c ; mutton loin chops ZOi.t mutton st shjo'.t lSc; mutton stow 121-2c; whole muttoa 14c; half mutton 14c; va! round steak 2.1c; veal-lain cuts 25c; veal rib chops 30c; veal sho. steak 2Uc; i LUMBER WILL NETKR . .CHKAPER. BE than now. As yos know, the lumber fit for mUling Is -getting Mureer ' every year. Then why not begin building now and taks advantage of ths present mr- 1cetT ' Later o nyon wfll regret it. We have full supplies for high-grado lumber for" beta" ex- .terior snd interior construction. vVEN AHA LUMBER COMPANY We have many excellent tooth pastes and powders you can't get in any drug store in town but ours. The bristles do not drop from our super ior made tooth brushes. Whenever you need any thing to beautify your, teeth or sweeten your breath, come to US; Whenever you need anything in the drug store line, come to us and you will be sure to get the best.' We keep no other kind. . Come to OUR Drug Store. NEWIAN DRUG 1 CO. veal stew 15c; half veal 16o; smeked r