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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1914)
i--,ijiii.t'- ""T 1A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TnURSDAV, MARCH 19, 1914 PAGE TWO Specify Electric - Lights -For Your New Home- SPECIAL! SPECIAL! BIGGER FIELD i STOCKMEN IN On Friday March 20th, we will sell in our bargain base ment this large pail exactly like cut for only 14c 14c V If you are building this year specify elec tric lights. It is safe to say that 90 per cent of the houses built in La Grande this year will install them. No home is modern without them. They are as important as sanitary plumbing. Good lights are equally important, how ever, if you happen to live in a rented house. Your landlord owes it to you, and you owe it to yourself to have nothing but the best light. Electric lights are easily installed and will prove a source of lasting satisfaction to you. Call or phone Main 84. Want Ads FOR SALE Or will trade for real estate mortgages. Several used au tomobiles ranging in price from f 100.00 and up. Smith's Garage. 3-14-tf FOR RENT 1 acre ground with new 4-room ' house, inside corporation. Red 1761. 3-17-tf FOR SALE Black Minorca and White Leghorn setting eggs, from elected winter layers. Mrs. G. H. Chapman, La Grande. 3-2-lm ROOMS Mrs. T. J. Robbs. 1620 6th St. Phone black 1402. 3-11-tf FOR SALE Good heavy double hard ness, cheap. Chas. E. Perry, , 3-17-3t ltw FOR SALE Five-room modern bun galow. Easy terms. Call at room 27 New Foley building. 3-12-tf FOR RENT 1512 Adams Ave., light housekeeping rooms. Bedroom suit able for two gentlemen, $3.00 per week with bath, 2 blocks from center of city. Phone black 1731. 3-13-tf STATE ASSOCIATION TO BE MADE TRI-STATE. Prineville Selected as Meeting Place Poll man Re-elected. Pendleton, March 18. Prineville will be the scene of the 1915 convention of the Cattle and Horse Raisers' associa tion of Oregon and the annual meet ing of the stockmen will take place on the second Tuesday of February in stead of the third Tuesday in March. This decision was reached here at the afternoon session of the association yesterday. William Pollman of Baker, was re elected president of the association and S. O. Correll was retained as sec retary, their administration having been satisfactory to all of the mem bers. J. F. Thompson of Gibbon, was named as first vice-president and J. F. Blanchard of Prineville, who was largely instrumental in landing the i next convention for his city, was hon- ored by being selected as second vice FOR SALE An up to date Cham- president, pion shoe stitcher and finishing out- One of the most important actions fit. Good business, excellent loca- taken by the convention here was the tion. part cash, balance terms, decision to enlarge the scope of its . Call 209 Fir St. ' 2-26,tf. activities and to reach out for more - territory. Organized originally for the FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping protection of members from the depre rooms, 1311 N. Ave. 2-23,tf . , dations of cattle and horse thieves, in '- which purpose it has been highly suc- FOR SALE Good piano. Reasonable. ' cessf ul, attention will now be given Phone black 1482. )-10-tf toward aiding members in marketing r, their stuff. To this end the secretary FOR RENT Modern five room house, will send out blank forms early in the Eastern Ore. Light J Power Co. "Always at Your Service" Pavement. Black 16C2. 3-7-tf Winter to all Members who will report thereon the number of cattle being fed WANTED Barber at the Ciub. See in his neighborhood, the condition of McCormick. 3-19-3t the feed and other data. From these ' reports will be compiled a general re- FOR RENT Furnished room in good port of stock and feed conditions residence, close in. for particulars. Call Observer which, it is expected, will be of great 3-19-6t. benefit to the members in marketing their stuff. Mr. Blanchard, who intro- FOR SALE Heavy team, wagon, duced the resolution securing this ac and harnes. Phone black 201. 3-16-tf tion, pointed out that at this time the r stockman has no means of securing FOR SALE New 5-room house, will any definite knowledge of conditions, take team and wagon as first pay- This lack of knowledge, he said, led to ment. balance monthly. Call 1610 Oak the shipping to Portland on one day st 3-ll-6t p this year 156 t.arioads of cattle, glut ting the market to the consequent loss FOR SALE Pure breed Rhode Island Red eggs, $1.00 for 15. Phone Farmers 18x7. FOR SALE Two good brood sows and one boar. Phone red 3372. 3-9-12t p FOR SALE Very old violin, at a bar gain. Phone red 3921. 3-17-3t-lw FOR SALE House and 9 lots, will consider horses on deal. Phone black 3721. 3-16-tf FOR RENT New modern house. Fire place. Up to date in every respect. Close in. $18.00. Phone Main 700. 3-10-tf. FOR SALE Cheap, Rambler bicycle. Call Observer. 3-16-6t FOR SALE Dry wood; Phone Main 712. l-15,tf. WANTED 'To rent small farm, part in alfalfa, with use of farm imple ments. Will pay cash rent. Address 3-A Observer office. 3-13-Gt p WANTED To trade for good team of horses, wagon and heavy har ness. Chatas-Brace Realty Co. 2-28,tf. GOOD MAXWELL AUTO FOR SALE THIS ST0MACU REMEDY " Cheap. La Grande Garage. 3-18-3t , HELPS YOUR FRIENDS. BARGAINS ALL OVER OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT 14c " YOU WILL FIND A GREAT MANY CHEAP AND USEFULL ARTICLES IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT of the growers. It was nronospH vesterdav to make 3-6-tf tne organization a northwest affair instead of only an Oregon affair. About twenty new members to the association were added to the rolls yesterday, bringing the total mem bership over 200. FOR SALE One corner and three in- , side level lots, north side; one half Treasurer's fall for Countv. Scaln block Greenwood school; sewer and Bounty and Road Warrants, sidewalk, will sell at one-half the NOTICE The undersigned, treas- price of lots adjoining, which are sell- urer 0f Union county, Oregon, has ing at $250.00 each. Address P, care funds on hand with which to pay ail Observer. 3-19-3t warrants issued on the county, scalp bounty, and road funds, and endors- FOR SALE OR RENT Peter Allen's ed by the county treasurer not paid ranch of 280 acres, 5 miles north of for want of funds prior to March 20, Island City. Inquire of Peter Allen. 1914. S-W-'fit. J Interest ceases on the above war- rants on March 20, 1914. WANTED Roomers and Boarders; JOHN FRAWLEY, 1303 O Ave. 3-18, 8t, pd. 3-19-4t County Treasurer. You can afford to throw away the old and buy new at 14c in our Bargain Basement. , REMEMBER FOR ONE DAY ONLY FRIDAY, MARCH 20th No Phone Orders Taken, See Our Window HENRY CARR Complete House Furnishers FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms, Phone Red. 962. l-5tf. FOR SALE New 4-room modern cot tage, 4 blocks from business confer mnll lot, a good bargain, som terms. Edw. W. Kammersr, 20M Adams ave. FOR RENT Nice fr.rnlshed house keeping rooms; from two to five; reasonable; light and water. Call Red 38fil. 2-14, lmo Almost every a y some grauu'ul per For Sale, Eggs for Hatching. son conies into our store and tells us R. I. Reds, Black and Buff Orphin;- j ,f benefits received from the us cf tons, Indian Runner ducks. My best,Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Knowing premium stock. $1.50 for 15 or $8.0(1 ( how much gocrt :hey have done othevs per 100. Cockerels and laying hens, and knowing what they are mid . of. Phono or call, Chas. E. Perry. we feel sure th.-y will help yoj. R.. great is our faith in them that wn FOR SALE My delivery team, three m'Ke you to try them entire'y at ouv horses, wagon, harness new surry, risk' w,th our Persoat promise that if 3 saddles. Terms with good security. they dant do 1,11 you exPcct tl,em to do F D. Haisten. 3-19-tf and m,,ke 'our stomach comfortable and healthy and your digestion easy, 1 we'll hand back your money. ' We couldn't endorse anything any more strongly than we do Rexall Dys-; Jtepsia Tablets. Containing Pepsin and Bismuth, two of the grentcst digestive aids known tto medical science, they I soothe the stomach, check heartburn and distress, promote a natural flow of gastric juice, and help regulate the bowels. Remember, if they don't make your digestion so easy and comfortable that you cnan eat whatever you like whenever you like, we want you to I come back and tell us and get your money. Sold only at the more than j 7000 Rexall stores, and in this town J I only at our store. Three sizes, 25, 50c, and $1.00. Hill Drugstore. Adv: . FOR SALE Goncrnl store, 2!) miles from Marshfield, Oregon. In niin- 6-20 tf i'nK town, doing good business. Post- omco m store. Invoice about $5000.00. Must be cash. Address owner at room 204 Hot Lake, Oregon. 3-19-lt Rend the advertisements ton. AREA OF THE LUNGS. Nature Has Given U( a Very Liberal Margin of Safety. Physiologists have long observed that many of the organs necessary to life have much larger capacity than is really necessary. It Is generally agreed, for Instance, that under ordinary con ditions one kidney would serve every purpose, although we ure supplied with two As the some Is true of other glands, the conclusion Is Irresistible that nature. In providing for the vari ous functions upou which our exist ence depends, has left a very liberal margin of safety. This Is especially true of the limes In cases of pneumonia the functions of one lung have been entirely sus pended for a time, but life has per sisted, as It bas In those Instances where tuberculosis bas very materially curtailed breathing capacity. Such cases have led to experiments In artl Oelully lessening lung areas for a time In order to discover. If possible, what the margin of safety really ts. By Introducing Inert nitrogen gas into the chest of (be subject an artifi cial pneumothorax Is Termed which may be varied nt will, causing corre sponding variations 111 lung capacity, tty this means Courmont finds that arsons who submit themselves to his investigations get along very well with v quarter of the usual lung capacity Similar experiments In a Paris hos pital show that pa'lenta deprived of tlve-wlxtbs 6f 'their b, eatblng capacity suffer very little Inconvenience (index 'Dibit no symptoms of the lack of a proper amount of oxygen. The conclusion Is that if one can live with oiie-txtb of bis lung power he might to do very well Indeed with a single lung. Boston Herald. Lights of Mars. It la claimed that curious lights have heen seen on Mars and have been be lieved to be signal llghls sent by the inhabitants of Unit distant world. This litiemmienon cau be easily explained its follows: The prevailing color of .Mars Is opnl. When seen by daylight mere Is a mingling of this color with n pearl white, a ruse saffron, and robin's egg blue. When the sun's rays stream ulong Its surface at certain angles Bushes of curious light are pro duced that resemble somewhat the color rays of flashlight These have, doubtless, been mistaken by the curi ous for flashlight signals They are nothing new -Cbrltslnu Herald. MAKE A NOTE of the fact that an abstract is an absolute necessity when yor pur chase real estate. No matter how well posted you might be you don't have a full history of the parcel, as you do when we make an abstract of It Ac curacy guaranteed. THE ABSTRACT A TITLE CO. Foley Hotel Building -Fresh From The Factory' HERSHKY'S MILK NUT BARCHOCOLATES 5c each or 6 for 25c Young's Sweets 1102 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. EATLWHEATLETS THE BREAKFAST IFOOD THAT MAKES YOU'HAPPY'ALL DAY ASK YOUR GROCER D. R. FONG MEDICINE CO. CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES Cures Bodily Diseases With Root and Herb Treatment Phone 762 Free Consultation La Grande 1412 Adams Ave. Ore. Her Greatest Trial. A lady, whose husband was the cbampiou snorer of the community In which they resided, confided to a female friend the following painful In telligence: "My life has not been one of un alloyed delight. I have hnd tlm measles, i-hlckenpox. typhoid ferer. rheumatism and Influenza, but I never knew what ren! misfortune was nntli I married a burglar nlitrin."--l,enniii Weekly. t j """""" Sanitary Pressing Machine I Dry Cleaning DONE RIGHT OVERLOOK) IN EXPERT EQUIPMENT OPERATOR CHERRY.S NEW LAUNDHY Inc. MAIN 56
