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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1915)
V PAGE TWO. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEliV ER - FRIDAY, MAY 14,1915. i REED GO-CARTS , 5-8 inch rubber tire wheels, enameled finish and enameled push bare. These buggies sold from $30.00 to $35.00; we are closing themout for ......... .... $11.95 RUGS fjx2 Axiniuistcr Rugs.; 8-3x10-6 Axminister Rugs . $1775 $1595 We have all sizes, with equal values. I TT T " I IS BUFFET Plain Oak, Golden Wax finish, top 17x42, mirror 8x33 ; regular price $20.00, Closing out price. .$10.00 Full Quartered Oa;i Golden. Wax, 25x 54 base, posts 23-Sin.;a fine French : bevel mirrorl0x46; seven trays, one plush-lined ; this is a beautiful piece of furniture; regular price $65.00, Closing out Price .' 13750 Dining room tables and China closet to match, with equal values. DUOFOLD DAVENPORT Exactly Like Cut Quartered Sawed Oak Frame, Wax Finish; steel Couch Bottom in Seat; with Spring Edge. Regular Piice $10.00, CLOSING OUT PRICE Regular price $45.00, CLOSING OUT PRICE . ... ......:....$26.75 -- $32.75 Jo J. CA La Grande, Oregon D. R. FONG MEDICINE CO. CHINESE ROOT AND HERB REMEDIES ftfx4 Cvt Bodily Dueates WiA Root and Herb &fl Treatment. Free Consultation 7 " yM .IW762 . - : - ,.i,CrnaliS 1412 AdamAve. Ore. .2&gg fill I Nlrt l I I IkIi KO PRESTIGEThe reflection of QUALITY The satisfaction of good Workmanship, good Mat erial, remains long after the price is forgotten on the House that you build for a Home. H. E. ROSKAMP, A DANDY GOOD FARM PRICED LOW 160 acres, 96 acres in cultivation and .'10 more partly cleared that can be, balance of land good pasture; of 96 acres in cultivation 50 acres are in timothy, about 3o in grain, 9 acres in alfalfa and four aores in clover ' besides a small family orchard. Machinery shed; land .fenced on two sides with rails and .two sides with wire netting. Fair house and barn; water is piped from spring into house; one-half mile to-Piiie Grove school; mail route and. phone line to place; eight and one-half miles from JUghi; one quarter mile to main county road between Elgin and Wallowa county. The following go with the place: One good, new back, one disk, gang plow, nine disks; two plows; -National cream separator; two mares, four and five years, weight 1200 and 1400 pounds; cow and calf. There is no frost mi fliJa iio nx.i grow on the land now in alfalfa. Iice $6000; terms 2,000 cash, balance within 5 years. At these prices and terms this is trulv an ex- h.mW' M interested, call and let us fur ther explain in detail. Whenever You Want to BurjTH.. P.. . r 7 ,7 vhSlHl l n . , MISS MABELLE STARK. "..r , X Biiiumw wn jperioims a roupe or educated Bengal tiffera with the Barnes circus which will show here. uawa ijengoi Ollfl of t np nmn7.ino Giuuifam.U. '.. - - ?-,t ofwvav.uiai num bers nrsffntArl hu (Ka At p r . , --. . '" vj. names three-rinK Wild Animal Circus. Sam son is a full grown, jungle-bred, man eatmir Afrtrnn linn aaiA r specimen of his race in captivity. iw non ana trainer, Miss Mable Stark. mount n hnll Uken to the top of the bi? tent. Ro man candles, sky rockets and colored nre are placed all around the arena and RnuHpr nnrl thwit .Im 1 the nose of the big beast, but so per fectly has he been trained to do his act, he seems totally oblivious to the Wheck on Sumpter fires close Droximitv. Due to th fnrt iliof tk I - - - - v..v me vuvue en tertainment is Riven by a troupe of over GOO eriu-nvt iviU oj j...a:. animals the Barnes circus is .wiidelv rlinnraitf fm ...... -.1 1 m. y ... j, uuler Known, rnis animal acting troupe consists of J nearly every known species, the whole ,"Btiuwi worKiiiR as a unit in the instructive, amusing entertain- inent Tho P. r: ,. .. 1 .L .. . - ircus is aiStinC" jtively the "show that's different," and as me oricmai and largest wild animal show in the world. The ublic is presented free a plit- at 10:30. Performances are given at 2 and 8 p. m. I Thp HlltA frtl. I n n . 1 - rr. , May 25. " 15 "esaay Geo. H. Currey do you 108 ELM ST. Phone, Black 2001 HE WHO MOVES REAL ESTATE LA GRANDE. OREGON. PREFER CORNS If not, we hope ,ou will consent .o i"'1. '" moso ouna ve. lie uresent wntr n,n..i a v. . i Um. to Ket ad of them and the remedy )ou can epend upon to take them out prompUv without " . . our Mentol Guaranteed. Price 26.- Kakcr, Mayl3. The Sumpter Val ; ley passenger train running from Prairie City to Austin was ditched shortly before noon yesterday as the result of a truck jumping the track, according to the official report at the Sumpter Valley offices. The accident happened two miles from the summit of Dixie mountain , tfnd three people were hurt, none very 'seriously. Two ladies, one said to have ibeen from Boise and the other from Austin, were somewhat cut, the I latter being in the worse condition. She was taken from the relief train at Austin. One gentelman was badly cut when thrown through a car" win- i dow. ; It was first reported that Engineer Jack Hiatt had been fatally injured, I Um thls "as n"! by the Sumpter Valley officials, and his name appear ed on thp Hot nt Vi .' ... ." iviiipauy s men1 who stayed at the scene of the wreck ' assist m me woric. . The encine ami twn ' . i ! tram turned partially over, but strange Tn,rr . ug was fione. I llUb 1 Will KAVan . L. n . 1 1 mc. actual 10SS to the railroad company was the maae oy Auditor J. L. Soule last evening A wrecking outfit was on the scene shortly after the accident - ---- '6 wmu irom Baker continued on tho ntke. . j a . vl "'vision ne- yond Austin, bringing the stranded BLUE MOUNTAIN HOTEL 3or. Chestnut and Jefferson Streets, La Grande, Oregon. C. WILSON, Prop. Newly furnished throughout. Close to depo:. The hotel that caters to the Interior Trade. Lame Back Lame back is usually due to rheu matism of the muscels of the back lta.!yk,J PP'e "re most like ly to suffer from it Relief may be had by massaging the back with damber- 3 The Best Spot On Earth To Put Your Money C. J. Black's Grocery Store, corner Fir and Ad ams Avenue, where you can feed the inner man on everything that the seasons afford. Today we have for sale FRESH STRAWBERRIES ASPARAGUS JsTEW ONIONS FRESH LETTUCE RADISHES SPINACH RHUBARB NEW POTATOES GREEN PEAS ORANGES LEMONS ' - APPLES DRIED AND CAN FRUITS OLIVES, GREEN OLIVES, RIPE FRESH EGGS BANANAS CALL IN AND LET US SERVE YOU-SATIS-FACTION GUARANTEED. I Corner Fir and Adams C. J. BLACK GROCERY Phone Main 16 t n unl vo, Adv 4-28 tf j " y" ww ur xnree times d.o. Try it. Obtainable everywhere i 1' i