La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1914, Image 7

ATURDAY, MAY 16, 191 1.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEliVEU
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SHEEPSKIN
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"COAL TAR FOR SALE"
SPECIAL PRICE FOR NEXT UN DAYS ONLY!
This Is Easy
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6c per gallon, in 5 barrel lots, 75c extra
per barrel if we furnish barrel. Price P.
0. B. Baker. Regular price is $6.25 per
barrel. Now $3.25.
We are overstocked and must have
storage space, this is the only reason for
our offering an excellent product so
low.
The opportunity is yours!
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
BAKER, OREGON
SENIORS POSE ON SCHOOL HOU SE STEPS FOR GROUP PICTURE.
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Recently the members of the 1914 graduating class posed for group
pictures. "Those present" were:
Reading from left to right (Top row) Mayme Klintworthy, Terese
Castle. Sarah Williamson, Hazel Richardson, Lizzie Wells, Victor Eckley,
Miss Mac Millan, Paul Beck, Ralph Winters, Arthur Golden, Earl Courtney.
Middle row Miriam Smith, Inez Knowles, Emma Lottes, Marie Bol
ton, Florence Happersett. Grace Pickens, Mildred Bush, Bessie Stoddard.
Bottom row -Guy Snencer. Henry Proctor, Kenneth ' Carpy, Leon
Adams, Rex Greene, Lyle Kiddle, Ray Couch, Homer Leffel and Bucep
halus the class mascot.
Fine Watch Repairing
Our Specialty
We will make your watch keep
time. Old jewelry made like'
new. Special order wosk done
in our own shop by an expert
Goldsmith.
SI EG Rl ST CO.
Largest Jewelry Store in East
ern Oregon.
Commencing tomorrow the crown
ing week of school life to the 1914
graduates is to be begun with the
commencement sermon. Rev. W. C.
Drahn, pastor of Zion Lutheran
church, will deliver the commence
ment sermon at the high school au
ditorium at 11 o'clock. Appropriate
music and decorations will be cared
for, and the graduating class will be
seated in a body. .
Finally, on Thursday evening, the
commencement proper takes place.
Those who are to be handed their
sheepskins on that occasion are:
Lyle Kiddle, president; Marie Bol
ton, vice-president; John Schofield,
secretary and treasurer; Miriam
Smith, Ralph Winters, Ray Couch,
Kenneth Carpy, Milderd Bush, Bessy
Stoddard, Lynne Bohnenkamp, Paul
Beck, Leslie MacPherson, Mamie
Klintworth, Florence Happersett,
Grace Pickens, Victor Eckley, Arthur
Golden, Teresa Castle, Inez Knowles,
Leon Adams, Henry Proctor, Sara
Williamson, Earl Courtney, Homer
Leffel, Lizzie Wells, Hazel Richard
son. The program for the commence
ment sermon will be:
March, Nocturne Lucile Jorris
Hymn, "pome Thou Almighty King"
Scripture reading.
Hymn, "My Faith Looks up to Thee"
P-rayer.
Solo "God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears,"
..Mrs. A. L. Richardson
Baccalaureaute Address,
v Rev. W. C. Drahn
Solo, Resignation, Caronna,
C P. Ferrin
Benediction,
For Sale.
The best feed nd wood business in
Le Grande, has always made good
money for owner. This business has
cleared up better than $250 per month
right along. Present owner wants to
go south and wHI give someone a
good deal. It is in the best location
in town. Long lease and very reason
able rent.
Come in and let us show you this
snap.. If you want a good up-to-date
business, with a fine trade, this is
one of the oldest stands in La Grande
and will bear the closest investigation.-
C. J. BLACK & CO.
5-14-3t.
McAnish Subdivision
LOTS
are the ones that are now commanding attention of every one
who may want close in lots at the very lowest price.
Terms that you can not resist. . '
Let us show you these for an investment.
La Grande Investment Company
Old U. S. Land Office
1113 Adams Ave. V, Foley Building, La Grande.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween C. E. Duffy and C. E. Boggs,
known as the La Grande Electric
company, Is this day dissolved. The
business firm will continue under its
former name with C. E. Duffy in
control and as its manager, and he
will assume all outstanding open ac
counts and is authorized to collect all
accounts for the firm.
C. E. DUFFY.
C. E. BOGGS,
Dated May 12, 1914. 5-12-5t
A Reliable Hair Tonic.
It is an easy matter to prevent di
seases of the scalp by using Meritol
Hair Tonic, it should bo used reeru
larly to keep the scalp free of germs,
as these germs are the cause of the
majority of cases of dandruff and
later, baldness. We are authorized
to guarantee Meritol Hair Tonic.
Newlrn Drug Co. Exclusive agents.
Adv.
STRAYED There came to my place,
Nov. 1st, a red cow with white face.
Branded H on left hin T on nirht hin,
Underslope in each ear and single
waddle, is. h Dodson, May Park.
Adv. d-4-18-25-5-2-9-16-23,
Wfimeffiore's
Shoe Polishes
FINEST QUALITY LARGEST VARIETY
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Mas I i'feaEgff!
"CUT DGE,"lUu only Indica'ahou drepshiR that
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am! children's boot and I tore, shines Hllhoul rub
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"DANDY" romhitittllou fur cleaning and polishing
allkinilsof rtiiMRtor tnn fllirc,urc."STAH' aize, )c
"ELITE Combination for gentlemen who Lake
pride in having their shoes look A 1. ltentorncolor
and hint re to all biark eh on, Polish with a brush
or cloth, US cent. "BABY ELITE" 1" cents.
"BULLY SHINE," waterproof paste paOlah for all
kinds of black shoes. Contains oils and waxes to
polhh and preserve the leather, ltojes open with
a key, 10c. "RUSSET BULLY SHINE' snme price.
It yniir dealer dmi not kfj the If 1ml )" want, tend dS
the price In tanuw frr full-t-p pnrkait. rtiargva iid
w WHITTIMONE BROS. CO,,"
2026 Albany Street. Cambridge, Mats,
Tht Oldest and iMvgnt AfattHfattHter of
Shot toiithu in tht World,
t is easy to save a little at a time. Once the
' habit is formed of depositing little sums in the Sav
ings Department of the United States National
. Bank, it becomes easy to save. Interest is credit
ed twice a year on all sums left on. deposit three
months. Unexcelled facilities ; also for every
branch of banking are accorded to depositors with
us, both locally and by mail. . '
The United States Nat'l Bank
Capital $100,000 Surplus - $13,000 Deposits . $400,000.
OFFlCERS.and DIRECTORS
WM. MILLER
J. a HENRY
J. L. CAVINESS
J. F. jCONLEY
T. J. SCROGGIN
C. T. BACON
A. L. RICHARDSON
U. G. COUCH
GEO. T. COCHRAN
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Our rubber goods are the lasting kind. Baby can chew
on our nipples and still they last; the teeth will not
break out ol our superb combs; our water bags are not
rotten when you get them. I! you have not got a good
rubber water-bag and fountain syringe in your house,
get one from us and be ready at all times, when Ihe
doctor saysget one."
Come to OUR Drug Store.
The Newlin Drug Co.
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