La Grande evening observer., October 28, 1913, Image 4

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LA GRANDE WEEKLY OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1913.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS O
Lou Johnston of i. Lostlne,' is in the
city on business. . ' , '
Robert Mastersori has returned from
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UNION SUITS
; . -with ratest uieee Etouh." fr; r'; .;;
lathe ideal undergarment far men. , All the comfort of union nit
with all the old disadvantages removed. . ..
Notice where the front opening of this anion suit enda. No pinch
iag .chafing or bunching; n stara or opening through the crotch. Per
fectly smooth and elastic. . .
Pricra no higher than the rdinar7Undi:tl.Mte$t.Mealt. ' )
THE QUALITY STORE
tmmmtmmm
an extended visit to eastern .states.
Mr. HoesTan employ of the O.-W..
from Tekoa;Wash., is, fn the city on
business. .
Mr. Dougherty, of Hillgard, is in
the city with some sheep which he do
nated to the .jBfstera' academy.
WJ Geiger field clerk in the' local
railroad offices and Henry Long, of
the same company, are in Portland
j this week on a' vacation.
R. W. Hutchison, traveling- aaaunt-
ant of the O.-W. is in the citv' on his
bi-monthly' visit to the office of the
Company, ---. i .
W. Y.Wylie, of Aberdeen. Wash..
who is stopping at Hot Lake for a
week or so, was in the city meetincr
local Elks.' . - ;
Ben Ebarhard. who went to Tacoma
some time ago is back, in the city and
will remain here -for the coming win
ter. :y
; THE OBSERVKR
BBOCB DsBftna Editor and Owajer
. la fce jMnt'atftge
Register company did at Dayton, Ohio,
ktoward bmldiRg aqj(mmjmse ws
in a smauer city; use Mayno Brothers
with their wonderful sanatorium at
Rochester, Mirin. .and hundreds of
ether eases. . In.fecMfce disposition to
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.,., .,1 erect large enterprises :ww favor tb
r smaller city, sears, Boabuck ft Com-
0BICBXP1I9N KAXBsilHuiy practically went oteide of Chi-
la.
Bwfly, per week
8y. mw mmi
Bfly, pec year fa adjrane,.,..tt.s
Dan Iff 'Ma 'per' year 1
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aYKB, 171 JEftrtk., it-
a fat- eBjplhy, adWrtisiug mat
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I Grande, Oregon..,
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FEW THINGS ARE IMPOS81BUBLv
There is a dispcaitioa among peo
plt who. live in the smaller cities to
make up their minds that onry larref
undertakings can be accomplished if
they move , to centers of popnlatkn.
This is altogether wrong, for we have
bat to eiU what the National Cash l Western Idaho
cago to bnild tfeelr buetoeas, the crteei
trpst left the large city. "4i
' -A city the sin f La Ormnde is just
ight for baildig gwd 'Wffritrprier
and we have often ' thotight wf : the
lost motion and extra ioeored when a
carload of hogs 1 are'' shipped'' from
Eastern Oresron to. Portland or to
Omaha and the packer's prorocts re
turned here for 'sale.v 7 Freight, both
ways, profits to several hands', no won
,or the cost of ' Hvtrig ' grwe- high
:;why woold it rot"h a 'stroke of
common sense to have a' large pork
packlpg" astahlUhment right ( here in
;JLa Grande. ..Theri' are 'ro patented
l.pMeeaaea osed arjv mora in 'tm' raring
xt '$mta4,T-nr' PiJkr. cannot
do the .work Wt leheapir than could
a plant here and in the hog there to not
4be byrprodocta which .obtain to, a
beef paoking institution. I . ,
Id oor judgment . there, "is a good
Sid, for a pork, packing ,bMrieS iq
Grande of ..conaideral&V'-
should be large enough to take car of
the hogs raised in. Eaatarn Oregon and
ca Grande National Bank
Orgaaized in 1687.
BKJMffiunp DKPQ SHORT OF OTOMD SVATSS COTJEWlaTOIT.
"TiiCTTTlD 8TATB8 POSTAL ftlTI8S aWrOgTOW.
Capital ,$m,HM
Surplus ...... . . . , .jf3MWJ
Total Reaonrcea .'. flfiWtfH
For twenty-six years, ia all kinds of finaacial weather, we have
vcoescfully catered to the monetary want of the people of La
Grande and the Grande Ronde' VaUejr.
Wa respectfully sorieit your busiaces.
La Grande National Bank
v';.- La Grande, Oret !."
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Eberhard and
Mrs. Josie Eberhanf, mother of the
local attorney, were pasaetijerB to Hot
Lake this noon. . They will return to
morrow, v ', '
, Mrs. James Gutride' who went to
Tacoma a few days ago, returned to
La Grande last night Durinir her ah.
sence from the cHy she visited her
nusoana. wno is employed in Bremer
ton." .;. ii :?: ' . I-
W. E.. Slusher. rWonlhent atoekw
man of the Pendleton' couhtrr. is iii the
city, an-business. ; Mr. Shreher is one of
the leadinr lk of thn Ronnri tin ritv
and while here, enjoyed the hospitality -of
the local lodge, ' . 'f;' w;-
Mrs. D, Henry and Mrs. S. Barring.
ton .of Baker, wnrai.inj the citv th
.gfleats .pt .Mr. aBdrfJtp,,Jnp, Stennett '
oi ww a avenue aor a week. Mrs.
nrV U Vmm' V1W ; 1Thk
a'w '.to;;kei'i40Ns)t beire
W. Juim. of. IVnilUtAPt fY R Knl.
som of . Pendleton; J. . :Wi Friend of
Butt;. H. & Thompson of Chicago;
Fred. F.-Tayior' of Ofcden. R.utchi.
eon of PortlaTid;'3'0.; Barnhardt of
opoaane ano u. , Kecer of reBdle
ton, an guest's, at .the-1 Foley. v"''-'-'';
3 BAJKKB 1MA .NABBED,, ' .''
ReDMr... Wanted' far Steattng a Watch
SBMsasasaMS '
R. L Nelson of the Baker nolbss
force was'ta the 0 eondurt to Ba-
aer, uao, Metager, wanted m that city
for the theft of 4 watch. v When ap
prehended last nigkt Metzger had
about 1170 in his posaession and Seem
ed in no need of funds, to. keen bod
'and soul' together.-- .,
Just recently a brother of the ae.
cused was burned 'to a fireMn Austin,
OrtfconY whmia he' hdanoiher -Com
panion were sleeuina--ih- a cabin at
the time j of the fire.:..,The:ccised'8
brother died af.. the wjaries nd the
ofher. man .is- in- a preearioua condi
tion. . It is thouirht the row vnr.
red, while Metxger was in a drunken
stupor. He was taken to Baker this
afternoon to stand trial.
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NEW TABLES ORDERED.
Clob BusineM Grows to Extent That
Extra Tables Are Needed.
Proprietor McCormick of The Club.
has ordered two new cool tables to
meet the demand for his patronage.
Aa soon as these are installed, which
will be within a few days, the firmwill
have eight pool tables and two bil
liard tables for the use of the pat-sons."-.
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r Wher6 you wflrbjeiown ap the newest and mc&de&ble styles I
the season, by eourteous espeople and Wot i to buy. ' Take.' '
all thetimeiiish, for we expect yoa to feeicperfay at homean! i
AMr nPW irfftNi ,Ma Avmarioa Viae Vaoh ..1.- Ai ,
;;iio4rn and best arranged in Eastern Oregon. "
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bole Agente for Pmgree,' and "Utz & Dunn" Shoes
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COFFEE
Birth Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wiseman are
the proud parents of a baby boy which
arrived last' night' " :' " .if-r
A baby boV.m Horn in Mr.. nl
Dont be merely thinking about ask
ing for Schilling's Best. Don't drag
the lead of inertia about . in your
shoes. Go ahead and do what you
know you ought to.
There is no excuse for putting it
off. What you've been told about
that coffee, with the moneyback
pledge, leaves you no choice.
Don't you owe it to your family ? '
The best time to buy Schil-
ling's Best is today. I
t tfie average woman nowadays has
eo4 little to wear that she can dress
quicker than a fireman. '
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. If Bryan can make $400 a night lec
turing, what difference does it make
what becomes of his days?
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New Grande Ronde Honey in f the
comb at 20c, 2 for 35c or 3 for 50c
Al Strained Honey in Glass and Can
We ; have new Home Made Saner
Kraut, made by a German who
knows how to make good krout.
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Cooking and eating Apples and
;; ; faKl line of Vegetables.
Theatytooc
Mrs: C. & Kahraer last night,,:-,,;
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wn. Sailor.
j - rwm SAW 75 , PQULCK, Prep:
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of South La Grande, a son.
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