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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1915)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKV ER THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915 URE PAGU TWO. mm mm s f iw - - Our Sates at;2 Increased Each Bay v TT IJJTW'j) Because we own this Furniture Stock, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum 11 JlU 11 o and Ranges at '40 to 50; per cent less than any stock was ever britght ' in Union County. PRICES FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION 12 FOOT LINOLEUM AT 49 CENTS PER YARD , , , . .r ; JIUGS . 7 , ' We have an exceptional line of tapestry, brussells, Body brussells, Mulhall Wiltons and axjnirtster rugs that you cannot afford to overlook. Original Price $l5,00.,Tapestry Brussells 9x12, Closing Out Price :. .'. : $845 Original Price $16.00, Tapestry Brussells 9x12, Closing Out Price I..! .v.. $9.95 Original Price $20.00,; -Tapestry Brussells 9x12, Closing Out Price...:. .V., ... ! $14.45 Heavy Nap Axminister Rug, Original Price $22.50, Closing Out Price, .' ....... $15 50 Extra Heavy Axminister 9x12; Original Price $29.50, Clos- ing Out Price ;. $17 65 Hartford Axminister 9x12, Original Price $35.00, Closing' Out Price I's 1. $23.90 Mulhall Wilton 9x12, ' Original Price $45.00, Closing Out ' Price .'. $33.90 Body Brussells, 9x12. v Original Price $35.00, Closing Out Price .'. $23 90 We have rugs in the following sizes: " . 6x9, 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in., 9x12, 10-6x12, 10-6x13-6 irijand 12x15. The same, reduction applies 6n all of these sizes. "T'T ." T BED SPRINGS Supported "Yum Yllm" Springs, exactly like cut. .Original Price $3.00, Closing Out Price $1.95 . All Steel Supported Springs, Original Price $5.75, Closing Out Pi ic . $3.95 108 Stool Coil Springs, Original Price $8.50, Closing Out Price , . $4.85 Double Deck Tripple Cone Coil Interlocking Springs, Orig inal Price $13.00, Closing Out Price $7 65 WINDOW SHADES Oil and lead shades, 36 inches wide, 7 feet long, mounted on - improved hartshorn rollers. These are the best. Former price 75c, Forced Sale Price ............ 49 Shades, 36 inches wide, 7 feet long, former price 50c, Forced Sale Price , 29 : Iron beds exactly like cut in the Virnes Marten finish, Orig- . inal Price $3.25, Closing Out Price $195 Two inch Iron Post Bed, Original Price " - Two-inch Iron Post Bed,' Original Price $13.50, Sale Price $8.15 Many patterns of beds to select from. OAK ROCKING CHAIRS . - . . -r This line is complete and we have priced them as folows: . Original Price $10.00, Closing Out Price Original Price $7.75, Closing Out Price .. t Original Price $5.00, Closing Out Price Original Price $6.75, Closing Out Price 'Original Price $2.40, Closing Out Price Original Price $6.75, Closing Out Price" , One hundred patterns of these chairs to- select from.; $5.95 $4.95 $295 $4.25 $1.45 $395 IF YOU WANT ANYTHING THAT SHOULD BE FOUND MUST BE CLOSED OUT; V'" . ' IN A FURNITURE STORE WE HAVE IT AND AT; A FORCED SALE PRICE. REMEMBER ; THIS : STOCK '. CA RR, La Grande, Ore. FURNITURE AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' COST WEIMER AUTO STAGE COVE LA GRANDE UNION Leaves Cove for La Grande 8 a. im..: . Leaves La Grande for Cove 9:30 a. m. Cove for Union 12:00 Injury to Woman at Union in y- , Results in Sensations. " Union for Cove 1:00 Leavg . noon. ' Leaves p. m. Leaves Cove for La Grande 3 p. m. Leaves Ia Grande for Cove 5:15 p. m. Fare Between Cove and La Grande 1.00; round trip fl.60. Between Cove and Union 65c; rount trip 1.25. La Grande to Union by way of Cove $1.50; round trip $2.60. Will call at Sommer, Foley and Savoy hotels. S. H. Weimer Mgr. ACCIDENT ECHO HEARD. .occupied the same room with her in i . ' a hotel at Baker, Or. He added, how- ! 1911 ever, that he sat upll night and did I not go to bed. 1 j t . ' ' ' Miss Davis charges that her injuries j ' A Portland paper recites trial de- are due to the fact that the railroad! velopments in the case wherein a wo-' company did not have lights around ! man passeneer was injured at Union' if ota;. a tt: . oi, o I 111 mi. ana me aamnire ttiui rAAiiir.. n4.;AM j ing therefrom now on in Portland: f tember 17, 1911, to meet a train, and I ur. m. j. Buck, a Pittsburg physi- in the darkness fell down a platform ! tmii, ,auiMitiu on me witness stand incline. . ; 'in Circuit Judge Morrow's court yes-1 " " ' terday that he accomoanied Miss Mvr-! . tie Davis, a nurse, to Portland t ' 1CK 10 WTKACTOKS expert testimony in her suit for $165.-1 e,i,,i ksj ,.411 , :.j v,.-. uwv agams tne uregon-wasnington United States National-Bank of , La i ..-wu . n.no.umi viiniauy. xnti . urande, ror the construction of a one F. E. Stilwell, Black 1601. 3-16-tf. FOR SALE Six nice building lots, close to school and paved street; .small : payment . down; balance monthly, Wagener, 908 I avenue. 3-24-tf. FOR RENT 5 room modern cottage. Inquire Golden Rule Co. , 4-8-tf. FOR SALE Buggy and " harness. Phone red 1031. 4-8,tf. FOR RENT Six room ' unfurnished house. Apply 1501 Sixth St. ' 4-10-tf.. - - uiuiiuo, xml cuiioifi uvLiuii ui a one 1 railroad has summoned brakemen, con- story brick .building-up to Three j ductoi'S. Dortnrs. dotwtivou onrf mt.'iMnnlD t U,J... M- o I High Grade .loo ranting costs no more than the other kind Observer. ductors, porters, detectives and pas-; o'clock P. M. Monday, May 3, on sengers from many different states to .their lot on Depot Street Plans and prove that Dr.' Buck traveled an the SDeciflcations husband of Miss ; Davis, whom- he on t' e Architect, Milton S. Block, at an a result of falling on the station served to reject any and all bids, platform at Union, Ore., in 1911. I UNITED .STATES NATIONAL ? Miss Davis formerly was employed BANK .. 4-22-6t by Dr. Buck in his Pittsburg, sant- v : ' - ' ' .. HVII aiW BO XUUf I .. - . r- v..w.vv..v a.iauw.va.M UVVIVMV.J years ago she went to him for treat-1 have been sayed from bankruptcy by ment. Dr. Buck made a denosition to donationn fmm the i Huumuieu in me suit, .out wnen tne trial was called he appeared in person to testify, FOR RENT Furnished House keeping Rooms. Bath. No children , Black 771. ' 4-16-tf Under cross-examination by Attor- states. , We always did wonder how a wheat grower got rid of Jus money. 117 . . i . . . i..u VuiHPny,j county in tne state to take orders for Dr. Buck admitted yesterday morninir . j u-..i.i 4.v v.aivivu nibsi Aulas uaviB on the trip from Pittsburg to Port land. He also admitted that he had FOR RENT One moderate bedroom, 1512 Adams . 3-20tf. FOR SALE 6 room modern house one small 3 -room house and lot on East Adanfs. Will consider Bomr trade. Liberal terms to right 'party Inquire at 1807 4th St. . 4-14-tf D. R. FONG MEDICINE CO. CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES tures tsodily Diseaies With Koot and Herb -H . . umiucui. ' . i ice vuiiiuiiauon v Phone 762 1412 AdaviAve. La Grande - Ore irSi WANTED. Work on Ranch by man iK and wife. 905 Spring St. 4-20-8tp LOST A bunch of keys. Return to UDserver. 4-20-tf PRESTIGE the reflection of QUALITY The satisfaction of good Workmuuhip, good Mat erial, remains long after the price it forgotten on the House that you build for a Home. H. E. ROSKAMP, :: Contractor & Builder 4 f" 20.000 tnileff valves ground hut once A man in the lumbering district of Washington writes us: "I have run twenty thousand miles and only had valves ground once, and the engine has run good. Have used Zerolene all the time. It has given the best of satisfaction." Zerolene gives efficient lubrication in all makes and sizes of cars under all sorts of conditions. Dealers every where and at all service stations or agencies of the Standard Oil Company (CllftimU) I Grand. .La.. ' et. Money advanced to pay traveling expenses as fast as orders are turned into the office. An excellent outfit i furnished on application. Address I Quaker Nurseries, Salem, Oregon. Adv. : ;V.-v 4-19-lm. FOR RENT 4 Room Cottage with Bath, Electric light Hot and Cold water at tne low price of $12.50. Inqquiro at 1600S Jefferson Ave .i, -:-- 4-20-8t v MAIUS A NOTE of the f.ct that sn abstract is an absolute necessity when yon purchase real estate. No matter how well posted yon might be you don't hare full history of the parcel, ss yon do when we make sn abstract of it Accuracy guaranteed. THE ABSTRACT TITLE CO.- ' Foley Hotel BnlMiag. Want Ads; YEARS AGO ; the erier ' an nounced the auctin sale then came the hand bills and their "hit or miaa" results . today the effective way is the Want Ada they hit the mark.. That's what counts. ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant front rooms $9.00 per month. . Blk 3532 " 902 Wash. 4-19-6t. FOR RENT Player Piano to respon sible parties., Phone Mr. Parks. Main 780. 4-21-2tp FOR FENT Two or three furnished housekeeping rooms, modern, pan try, bath; first floor; doae in. Phone main 715, or call 904 Pcnn. Ave. 4-7tf, . FOR RENT An eight room enquire Dutli Bakery. house 4-16-tf FOR SALE Three week old pure bred Holstein bull calf of Pontine ... strain. Also Wgh-grade fresh Hoi stein cows. Inquire Edwin Morri son, Sun merville. Adv. 4-17-tf. WANTED TO BUY Unlimited num. ber of calves, at weaning age. Call LOST A Masonic keystone watch charm, with openwork center, find er will please return to Geo. H. Currey and receive liberal re ward. - 4-17-tf FOR SALE OR . TRADE FifW hundred dollar automobile in fine condition. Will trade for desirable property or will sell cheap for cash. Jake Biever will demonstrate car and undersigned will quote figures and condftions of trade. Doone Woodell, Red 3541. Adv. '. ' 4-17-14. FOR SALE Typewriter-J. D. Lynch ' roiey Motel Bldg. Adv. 4-16-tf. WANTED Girl to do general honse- . v. jates, Federal build-, BUTTERMILK WHOLESOME REFRESHING DRINK FOUND IN CHURN PRODUCT. . I!ven when sourest, if it is still in good condition, outter milk is a valuable medicinal agent A refreshing acid it is al ways nourishing without being insipid. The lactic acid which it contains attacks and displays every kind of starchy deposit m the blood vessels; keeps the veins and arteries supple and free from matter which might otherwise clog them, and destroys the rntating ca Ivareous deposits they may gather around I ' t i'i" i! 88 W? ?8 ny Pi8nous waste in the muscles. It is not only beneficial to the digestion, but also for tuberculosis, and all fn7it , " mmimuiimi. ii is aiso a harmless substitu ' Drinking buttermilk freely two quarts dailwwe3hi"nnt h : too much-is said to preserve ft. complexion o? yuT and tU "' gouty d.ff.cul es generally arise from sluggish is , healthy blood may easily be ' It is a e aTv' ' j- , w"ere milk would prove objecticiabT from a medicinal point of view, it may safW be iivn iuw every assurance of beneficial effect V B m with 'pJS. "and Z maWLu'redXt aS otW oome. ButtermnkTofpTr S U. c,n whole- Blue Mountain Creamery Co. La Grande. Orecmn 4- 4-4- a-U j
