La Grande evening observer., December 07, 1915, Image 7

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1015.
LA GRANDE EVENING 0B3ERVER
pagesevh:
THE OLD RELIABLE
AbsolutelyPure
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Avoid All SubotttuSco
Have You Seen
The Big Candle
In Our Window?
Over one hundred people stopped and
looked at this candle on Monday. Some
of them made their guess others are trying
to figure it to the exact minute. It don't
cost you anything to guess. Buy Blue
Stem flour, Preferred Stock canned goods
and Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffee.
J. G. Snodgrass Grocer
Quality
Phone Main 43
Service Honest Prices
BOTH i . j
Throwing away your overcoat? About to' "scrap"
your heavy suit? Consult us before doing so; You ,
will be surprised what the cleaning art can do for such
garments.
CLEANING
DYEING
Cherry's New Laundry, Inc.
SHOW CLOUDS
- Geometry. Botany. (School Admin? 1
STOCK SALEf
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PRINTS THE NEWS THE DAY IT
PORTLAND MARKETS GENERAL" .
, LY depressed - , AY, DECEMBER 8, 1915.
Both Hon and : Beef Down Since
Week Ago Monday l ,
f t
Portland '- Stock yards, Portland,
Dec. 6. It was opening day at the
North Portland yards lor the tttcilic . witK
International LavestocK snow, ana ii WOrd ir
whs small wonder mat nine attention ;
was paid at the beginning to sales of j jng g
r'tanic Socu
livestock. .-'.."
There was a record run of stuff in
the aggregate, although offerings of
hogs were smaller than the total of
last Monday. ' ' .. '
There was little change in the situ
ation at the opening of the trade for
hOgS. i ' ; - - . ' : 7' : ,
Mutton Continues strong
Markets for mutton continues very
strong at. North Portland, with the
total arrivals not very heavy over
Sunday. '.).,.. : : '
Killers were eiteer bidders for stuff,
but most of the stock is for the show.
The entire mutton and lamb trade
shows maintained values.
'; FRUIT . .
Bananas SOe. dozen.
Cocoanuts 16c each.
Cranberries 16c quart.
Pomegranates 3 26
Tomatoes 10c 1 '
Grapes-r-15c and 20c ' .
New apples 4c lb.
Oranges 50c to 7.0c dozen.
Lemons 80c and 85c.
VEGETABLES AND MISCELLANE
OUS -
' Hothouse cucumbers 10c. ' " '
.Radishes 6c bunch. ; ;; ; ,
, Egg Pr"3t 10c lb. . f
' Head Lettuce 10c. - a
Cauliflower 20c and 25c each; ,
Chili peppers 40c. '
Honey 20c; 8 for 60c
Celery (home grown) 10c bunch;
8 for 25c.
Blue. Ribbon celery I5c; 2 for 25c
New cabbage 2 l-2c lb.
Sweet potatoes 8 lbs for 25c.
Green bell peppers 15c lb.
Parsley 5c a bunch.
Onions 2 l-2c lb. ,
Beans White 10; Lima, 121-2;
Pink 10c.
, Sugar, cane or fruit $7.15 sack
cash, $7.55 30 days' time. .
SHEEP
Choice spring lambs . . .
Best yearlings .......
Select Ewes. .
Old Wethers
6.25 6.50
6.25
4.85 3 4.50
4.6fl 4.0
MEAT AND liEEF
General cattle., marge t range:
Select hay fed steers
Good to choice........
.'6.05
.5.85
Observer w Every Home
General La , Grande hog market
range: - ,-.
Best light ....... ...... .6.00
Medium light .... -.4.85
Rough and heavy . . 4.00 4.50
BUTTER AND EGGS ,
Butter Fancy creamery 40c lb.ToH
and 75c 21b. roll.
Ranch butter 21b. roll 60c 66c
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch 60c; Stor
age aoc
. FLOUR, HAY. FEED, ETC.
Blue Stem flour $1.50.
Best of the Best (straight grade)
$1.35.
Invincible $1.50.
Best of the, Best (patent) $1.45.
Royal Patent $1.45. ,
Snowdrift flour $1.55.
Upper Crust $1.55. . .
: None-to-Equal $1.45.
Occident $2.30.
Sea Foam $1.35.
Gold Medal $2.40.
Timothy (1;o producers) $11.00
. Kolled Uats fl.75.
Oats (To producer) $1.60.
Bran $1.60.
Alfalfa hay (To producer) $1J.00
Kolled Oats $1.95.
Barlev $1.50.
Rolled Barley $1.65 wt.
Wild hay (To producer) $9.00
baled.
golden e
pthetical.
sua swet
Begunl
,foe the1
Vint.'
Palmer athilde" e"sin. f the samej
plaintive stf cks, ton6a of.
Enoch's sorrti V. Vs patient
waiting." Ft Thnnksgivini" in
mm "tT
St-'-"!
Leader,
Y home of Let Grande
turkey for every home-
gnter tnat may be in
day. It . will cost
has 25 cents. A little
5 deficiency in the
ma her seriously. :
y isnt catalogu-
exed any more
? the needy and
Miss Childers
ill have prior to
mgers end the
ry needy family
smilv. and their
"ASh!xo? ether or not
Every Oiarracks for the
Oat a can today from hether it must
your hardware or v. information is
carydaalor. (every known
Kpuld not be
notify her of
'"' " ". " """""" "ay be known.
HBMBBHBKBBBi family does
lA9aAdf
gJWe
Want
! mmense.
. the Observer
"fow this great
t 'be managed.
YEARS AGO th.aU ovfr he
j .! w usual plan
nounced the auctioe,. to rtne
came . the nana I
their "hit or miss" will also do
. , today the effective . ...
lSwill
m.rlL. 'That'i whichiidren ln
IBBBaaHBaBMaaiHIBBIBB'is general
,. will re-
FOR, SALE Wood.
1642. Adv.
ou er corres-
ne officer in
FOR SALE Durham ced. so that
. fresh, age six. Gives 1V.
milk and will make one " , .
ter per day. Apply thi".
Adv. - ,. t ,: :.
FOR RENT Two furniaht
keeping rooms; modern;
Call at 904 Penn. or Ph)
715 - : ; I
FOR SALE Good White1
machine at a bargain; h
condition. Call Red 22.
CLUBS
il AY ui reserve fiind against the
iond crops, misfortune oi
of -their pvi Li.. .:..
Mjpuriuimy may
id. Step in and
le wise in time--
day before nriatmas, so
can enjoy the preparation
ner, in . the privacy
nome. . . . ,
Monster Dinner Planned
"Then, on Christmas day, long tab
les will be spread, and a good dinner
I served in the army hall, to those who
care to come.
"A special invitation will.be given
to the men, and boys who are depriv
ed of home comforts. Christmas mu
sic, and singing will be enjoyed by
all, during the day. ' .
"The tree for poor children, will
be held on Christmas eve. .
"The Army Officers are anxious
to carry out their plan successful
ly and ask the co-operation of the
public to make .this the best Christ
man La Grande has ever known.
"The Army Hall,, will be open every
day, and a representative, on hand to
receive any donation of food, cloth
ing etc. For particulars, phono me
at Black 1481.
"The following list in an estimate
of the amount of provisions neces
sary for the boxes and Christmas
dinner:
60 boxes of apples; 60 sacks of
flour; 26 sacks of potatoes; 60 l ib.
buckets of lard; 60 lbs of coffee; 50
lbs of butter; 50 cans of condensed
milk; 60 cans of tomatoes, corn 1 or
peas; 50 lgs of rice; 50 lbs of beans
5 sacks of sugar; 100 jars of fruit,
or glasses "of jelly; 100 loajas of
bread; 50 cakes; 60 pies; , meat,
chickens and turkey for 60 boxes;
Oranges,' candy, nuts and popcorn for
the Christmas tree." .
THf '
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4'ount today.
Idoit
iUtional Bank
S,f100 Deposits $400,000
Out''.
fectore: "
Willi
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J. F. Conley, -
U. G. Couch, .....
T. J. Scroggin, ;
' BerJ
ville -clares
)
has sulks
becau
holiday
tho street with Dr. Best at the head
soon after the mayoralty contest was
decided. This, however, was not at
tended toy -any disorder.. The ground
in front of the Bowman hotel polling
place was the place where, the 'trouble
started. Resentment against Dudley
Evans, one of the , challengers, had
been nursed all day-ancPthreats of
Lviolence were mado. Evans, did not
emerge from the polling place until
'the ballots wero all counted and by
that time some of the feeling had died
down.' Dr. Best, had advised against
violence and the officers had given
warnings against it.
However, there was quite a crowd
there when Evans came out, most of
the people being there out of curios
ity. Evans walked through the
crowd which foil in behjnd and hot
made.
The d
assert
relntii
Monte.
f
readers
say Vl
part v
'been f -
Heading Engraving House
stately engraved.' We have
Pll we. Place your order now.
tell.
she ping makes such a suitable1
day bv
FOR SALE Cheap, a lot d Riot-second-hand
.overcoats. . .
Bros., New Foley Building,)
' . larest ' a suirestion of vinlnncn
' ' nas.only a few1 loud remarks were made
nouse, fter- as he walked down Main strent anil
FOR RENT 4 room
First street. Phone 1191.-AUst turned up Alts rto'the ciiy halh At
4 11--tne-Alta street Dr. E. J. Sommerville,
vriT? cat v n 4.1.A M...11 j T who ,1B1 )een 8 prominent supporter
FOK SALE One of the most d.ral 0f Best,, joined the crowd and made
fcrfe61"- Cts demonstrations toward Evans. The
. . ni. r vircu w pv.UJ 111111 nilU jVUI1S
' " walked up the steps and stood facing
Adv.
or folder: Call and tee
have
at Ro
lieved
torpedc
other-i
that
turei
in 13
1
a. -
leUbs
erveri
the
irk Store Is
'gmans
TA.UP -Bay 1jvo-year-old filld part way up the steps and made
Louis
walked 1 T
LOST-
branded G Bar on left shouldar
with suckling mare colt. Also one
brown mare five years old branded
'. J H S connected on left shoulder
with suckling horse colt. Reward.
Return to L. E. Standley. Adv.
. . i , .x V . 22-1-lOt p
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms with bath, 1512 Adams.
Phone Black 3001. Adv. ' 12-1-tf.
$12.50
60
50
nni jr.. nnnv 41 9S 12.00
and was unmolested. After he 49c. 95c, union, $1.00, $JJ5
Cred the hotel, he was fol-1 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c
Glo Jeers and those in the fore- f,. .....5c, 10c, 15c, 45c, 95c
Suitihoved Dr. Sommerville ,. ...... .$1.25 $1.50, $2.50, $3.50
Wo door where friends tried jewelry. We keep open till 9 p. m.
down. In thr meantime' v
s had bccvUH D fo Street, La Grande.
KAfTA
WE HAfeTHE FEDERATION UNION OVERALLS, CHEAP.
CHICKENS AND FOWL
Hehs 16c retail, dressed.
Spring Friers (large ones) 18c
Turkeys 20c 25c
Ducks 16c dressed.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS.
- Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Union
County, Oregon, will hold the regular
examinatio.-; of applicants for Sata
Certificates 'it La Grande High srhool,
M Jjllowi' '
Commercing Wednesday, D-sccmber
16, 11115, at l o'clock a. m., and con
tinuing lincil Saturday, December 18,
1915, at 4 o clock J. m.
Vdnesday Forenoon.
Wriiinjr. V. S. history.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Reading, Physiology, Composition,
Methods in Reading, Methods in
Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon.
Arithmetic, History of Education,
Psychology, Methods i.. Geography.
. Thursday Afternoon.
Grammar, Geography, American
Literature, Physics, Methods in Lan
guage, Thesis for Primary Certificate,
(Science of Education)
Friday Forenoon.
Theory and Practice, Orthography,
Pnysical Geography, English Litera
ture, Chemistry, (History of Education.)
Friday Afternoon.
School Law, Geology, Algebra
CivO Governmcbt, (Childhood land
Adolescence.)
Saturday Ferra.
hFARM:'. LOANS; I:
LONG TIME- ANNUAL INTEREST- NEVER OUT OP FUNDS
Liberal Options Including Debt Reducing Plan i
' We loan money on improved farms in this section of Oregon. . ; :t , i
' If you need money to renew your old loan which may soon fall -, due, or to pay off
your present loan and get more money; or to buy more land; or to purchase stock or for
any purpose, I can make you a loan on your farm on easy and attractive terms. I make
farm loanson terms which will help you to getoutof deb t'. "" ,v 'sV , .f f
The people I represent are never out of funds, and the rates of interest are fair. If
you have the security, I will get you the money. :'.,..'..
WRITE OR CALL
If you want a loan on your farm, call and see me or write, and , you will receive
prompt attention. Come in and let me explain the merits of the farm loan I have to
offer you. V- ' "
Let Us Insure Your Buildings, Furniture, Stock Imptements, Etc.
La Grande, Ore
108 .Elm Street
Phone Black 2001
Geo. H. Currey
He Who Mores
Real Estate
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