La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 23, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFORCED FUMNETUm SAL m LATEST FURNITURE SALE THAT WAS EVER HELD IN "iA GIIANDE? r IF fB'. ''' :T THIS BUSINESS IS TO CALL AT THE STORE, OR TALK TO ONE OF THE HUNDREDS OF PLOI LL DID YOU KNOW THAT WE ARE CONDUCTING THE GREATEST TO DO TO BE CONVINCED THAT WE ARE CLOSING OUT THAT HAVE BEEN TO THE SALE. WE ARE CLOSING OUT THIS BUSINESS . BUFFETS -Exactly like cut 42 inch top, 10x34 inch mirror, dull wax finish solid oak, plush lined silver drawer. Original Price, $20.00, Closing Out Price '. $10-00 Quartered oak buffet, 5 drawers, large mirror. Original , Price,, $32.50, an expert value, Closing Out Price $16.25 ' Solid oak. quarter-sawed buffet, plush lined silverwear. drawer, large 18x40 inch mirror. Original Price $65.00, Closing Out Price ;..........,..........::: ..a..,.;;...... .... $32.50 Beautiful solid oak, buffetquarter sawed, an ornament to any home. Original Price $58.00, Closing Out Price $29.00 Numerous other patterns of equal value. STOVES AND RANGES The famous Universal line of stoves and ranges. " In opera tion, .quality and finish they can not be excelled. Every , stove guaranteed. Polished top, with regular sanitary base. Stove exactly like cut. Original Price $52.50, Closing Out Price $31.50 Others as follows:- . , . - ' Original Price $32.00, Closing Out Price ... ... i.;;.;: $21-95 Original Price $45.00, Closing Out Price $31.00 Original Price $38.50, Closing Out Price $28.75 Original Price $47.50, Closing Out Price $33.25 Original Price $25.00, Closing Out Price $16 25 Thirty-five ranges and stoves to go at corresponding reduc tions. - , GO CARTS 1 . Original Price 14.00, Force Sale Price $8.35 Original Price $13.50, Forced Sale Price . ... .:..,.. $7 95 Original Price $9.50, Forced Sale Price $5.35 Original Price $8.50, Forced Sale Price :...'....V..:...:.:.:..$4.55 Linoleum, 12-foot -..;;. .................;.....:..49 $15.00 Rug, 9x12 i. '. $8.45 $35.00 Rug, 9x12 $23.90 $20.00 Rug, 9x12 $14.45 9x12 Wool and Fibre Rug, fine for porch or bedroom, we have them in all sizes ....:...........:.:.;..::.......$11.00 $7.40 PORTIERES . ' We Have a Very Complete Line. '' Original Price $13.50, Forced Sale Price ....;.:.:......:..;.$8.15 Original Price $7.75, Farced Sale Price ..:.......$3.95 Original Price $6.25, Forced Sale Price .........;.:..$4.35. Original Price $4.00, Forced Sale. Price ..; . ..;..::..$2.55 Exactly like cut, forty-five inch round 8-foot table,, solid .;, quarter-sawed oak. Original Price $42.50, Closing ; Out.;..: Price , .- $21.25 Solid oak round, 45 inch top, 8-foot extension table dull ' . wax finish. Original Price $21.50,' Closing ; Out Price , $10.75 Solid quarter-sawed oak, round extension table, exception--ally good value. Original Price ' $32.00 , Closing Out v Price $16-00' Solid oak, 8-foot, round, extension table.-; Original Price $25.00, Closing Out Price i $12 50 Royal oak finish, six-foot extension table. Original Price': $14.00, Closing Out Price :. $7.00 A1 beautiful 6-foot round top maple extension table Pacific oak finish. Original Price $18.00, Closing Out Price $9-00 Solid oak, 8-foot square extension table, golden oak finish, Original Price $25.00, Closing Out Price $12.50 O CM O CARR, La Grande, Ore. furniture: at less than manufacturers' cost WHY FAMOUS PASTRY COOKS USE V H : :i:'M$ 1 Baking Powder , . The patrons of our fiist class hotels and restaurants are exact ing they demand the best Women go where the pastry and cakes are noted for their excellence. Men are attracted by hot bread and biscults-when fresh and moist and light - The pastry cook with a reputation uses K C Baking Powder because he knows that results are certain; every time everything Is as good as his best - l Then, too, with K C Baking Powder he can mix the various kinds of batter before the rush of the meal begins and bake as needed so that every order goes to the table fresh and hot yet the f'tytA W5t ne panes are )usj as good astne nrst really a blend of two baking powders. One commences to give off leavening gas as soon as moistened. The other requires both moisture and heat to make it active. Dough or batter will remain in a partially leavened condition for hours, and when put In the oven, will come up as light as if mixed a moment before. For cookies, pancakes, doughnuts and the like, which cannot all be baked at once. K C is indisnensn- ble. For all baking thedouble raise makes doubly certain. ''nnnrp Folhw tho rjcamplt of the proftnlonal oaxinc LAWN MOVERS SHARPENED By : Special Machinery Satisfaction Guaranteed LEIGHTON'S GARAGE COUNTY COURT " Bills audited and allowed by County Commissioners April term, 1915: ? - General Fund. Name For What Allowed Amount C. B. Hartley, Grand Juror : Feb. Term ............... 12.40 Wm. Kirk, do .............. 9.80 G. H. Rollins, do 9.20 F. D. Haisten, do 6.20 B. F. Webb, do ............ 7.60 G. M. Gray, do ........... 9.40 W. E. Brownell, do ......... 10.20 F. L. Lilly, Grand Jury Wit- ness .2.20 Bertha E. Gilbert, do " 2.20 Franklin Truax, do 2.20 F. L. Meyers, do ........... . 2.20 Ed Clay, do .....: 2.20 H. E. Coolidge, do 2.20 Wong Won Tuck, do . .. . ; . . . 2.20 Sam Small, do 2.20 C. B. Oral, do 2.20 Pat A. Foley, do 2.20 Henry Stanblock, do : 2.20 Carl Scott, do ..... . . ....... 8.20 Tai Chung, do ........ . .;. . . . 2.20 Wong Look, do .......... . . 2.20 M. E. Brady, do ........ . . , . 2.20 L. E. Lawrence, do .... 2.20 Hotel Sommer, Meals for : jurors 8.00 A. C. Williams, J. P. Fees, . State vs. Tiffany et al .... . 6.70 M. E. Brady, Const, fees, State ; vs. Williams 8.66 I. W. Faulk, Const, fees, State vs. Williams .70 A. C. Williams, J. P.. Fees, State vs. Fong et al .... 16.90 I. W. Faulk, Const, fees, State vs. Fong et al -. . . .. . 3.60 Wong Won Tuck, Wit. J. P. y.-i Ct. State vs. Fong et ul .... 1.70 Hcnrv Stecnblock. do 1.70 Cnrl Scott, do .... .... . . .... 2.70 Samuel Small, do .......... . 1.70 A. C. Williams, J. P. Fees ' State vs. Bnrtmess ........ 7.15 I. W. Faulk, Const, fees s - State vs. Bartmess ........ 2-90 A. C. Williams, J. P. Fees, ; State vs. McFalls .... 8.95 A. C. Williams, J. P. Fees State vs. Burton 6.95 Chas. B. Oral, Const, fees 1 . State vs. Burton 2.90 August Hug, sheriff's expense 61.50 August Hug, office supplies 1.25 August Hug, I Ex. taking 3 convicts to pen 20.70 Ed Wright, express etc 1.34 D. H. Procter, stamps etc. ,. 1.35 I. R. Snook, services deputy assessor .-.... - 36.00 Frank Sanjprd, do 33.00 W. W. Stevens, do 48.00 U. F. Weiss, do ; . 55.50 B. F. Wefbb, do . . . ....... 15.00 A. E. Ivanhoe, stamps 4.00 J. T. Williamson, abstract of final proofs A. E. Ivanhoe, traveling ex pense . . , , . .... . ; . , i ; ; . . . Eileen Peare, work in school : supt. office . . ........ . . . . John Frawlqy, services as tax collector Ethel Bearden, work in tax ' dept. . Hattie McMurry, do ........ Maud Rees, do . ......... Helena Williamson, do Home Ind. Tel. Co. phone rent . E. O. Co.-Op. Tel. Assn., do E. E. Bragg, P. M., stamped envelopes ................. Newlin Book & Sta. Co, office supplies : Red Cross Drug Store, office supplies, etc. William Goenges, . repairing typewriter ................ Remington Typewriter Co. supplies ............... Bushong & Co. office records etc. v. Glass & Prudhomme Co. tax rolls '. Glass & ;. Purdhomme Co. office records, etc ..... .. . Currey Press, office supplies- E. O. Republican, printing. : La Grande Observer, do Cherry's -New Laundry, laun dry for jail ' August Hug, board of pris ' oners Burroughs Adding Machine Co. repairs to adding ma chine W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. sup plies , ; Bay & Sweifel, do ; . . City of La Grande, water rent . Feb. and Mar. ......... H T. W. DeBorde, services as janitor Elliott Fisher Co. book . typewriter E. O. Light & Power Co. lights as per bill ... F. L. Lilly, supplies ' Joe, Smith, supt. poor farm. . Arthur McDermot, . work at Poor Farm Norah Brook, do : La Grande Meat Co. supplies for Poor Farm Clyde L. Kiddle, do ....... M. Elledge, do ............. . Boys and Girls Aid Society monthly allowance Chas. Orai, meals for delin quent boys . . . , H. E. Bryant, witness juvenile court W. A.. Benham, do ......... S. A. Weagle, do ........... i' bo.oo ; i 25.00 ! I i! 41.66 : 15.00 81.00 18.00 -S2.00 28.47 11.26 .' MAKE A NOTE of the f..ct that an abstract is an absolute necessity when you purchase 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 Accuracy guaranteed. THE ABSTRACT TITLE CO. Foley Hotel Building. 114.76 -13.50 34.75 169.10 The Place to Buy Good Eats and Drinks i 7.00 1.00 1.00 23.45 60.00 168.00 I 38.00 . 7.80 65.00 ,50.00 20.00 34.09 67.25 16.46 2.20 2.20 2.20 Corner Fir and Adams C. J. BLACK i t GROCERY t .- Phone Main 16 4- HH.1..HN 4 FRESH EGGS PICNIC HAMS r -WRAPPED STANDARD BACON FRESH SALT PORK PURE LEAF LARD FAIRBANK COTTOLENE , COMPOUND ALL KINDS OF CANNED MEATS PURPLE GRAPE JUICE ARMOUR'S GRAPE JUICE WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE CLEAVER'S APPLE SYRUP 4-4- Z 4-4-4 4 4 4 4- (Co.wud on Pc 3.)