Uf Furniture Carpets and Heast Furnishings Sale
Uf offers furniture carpets and hearth furnishings with emphasis on value per dollar. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and quality with competing stores for the best deal.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
3
Uf offers furniture carpets and hearth furnishings with emphasis on value per dollar. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and quality with competing stores for the best deal.
A brief notice identifies a business successor to RE Androee named Andross Oldstand, with a contact line using the phone code 9-1. The item appears as a short classifieds or directory snippet.
Pixture framing offers hand made opaque shades and oval bevel mat cutting as a specialty. The shop advertises the only oval bevel machine in Julio county run by Frank Harris Andregs oldstand with a phone contact 9 1.
Fraternal lodges and orders announce regular meetings in Kihe hall and Mescainure hall. Local bodies include Foresters of America Court Mai No mocta, Odd Fellows Visiting patri, A M La Grande Lodge, Western Star OES Bop Chapter No, La Grande Camp No 7708 and L O C F Hall gatherings. Visiting members and neighbors are welcome to attend.
An explosion at the Telephone Office last evening injured lineman Rostard who was using gasoline in a back room to fasten wires. The fire spread briefly but was quenched with minor damage before further blasts put out.
Sunday program reports ongoing revival at Central Church with a large audience and three souls saved after the sermon. Scheduled events include The Lord's Supper, a women's and girls' service on troubles, a Christian Endeavor rally, and a Christ topic sermon by Berman.
Jefferson Meyers president of the Lewie and Olai Fair Commission desires to meet citizens and taxpayers at the Commercial Club parlors next Thursday afternoon. He urges every county in the state to prepare the best possible exhibit as most counties have space allotted. Don’t forget this meeting.
Fire at the International Wood Work Co. planing mill in Milwaukee killed fireman William Morgan and seriously injured five others. The blaze caused about 850000 in damages and partially destroyed the mill.
Two smooth frauds named R H Keene and K H Pennington visited Baker City promising to print registers official programs and other items. They claim to be practical printers but lack credentials. They have defrauded residents in Walla Walla and eastern Oregon towns are warned.
The piece argues that symptoms vary by individual due to differing mechanical defects in the body. It cites examples where a single macule or stimulus produces vertigo, stomach ache, headache, or feverishness depending on each person’s condition. The text emphasizes identifying and removing the underlying cause rather than the symptom.
On the last filing day with the recorder petitions were recorded for mayor J D Slater City Treasurer EJ Walsh City Recorder Chester Newlin 1 R Snook J H Aikine City Marshal L Rayburn BF Wade F and Childers Councilmen 1st Ward J W Kennedy 2nd SA Gardiner and F C Moore 3rd L D Reavis Also the Social party has nominated a complete ticket as previously published.
An odd note claims J Dunyan of Butterville Ohio attributes his painful symptoms of indigestion and biliousness to Dr Kings New Life Pills Hosaya. They are praised as a perfect remedy with touted effects at Newlin drug store priced 250.
Readers are invited to a touring comedy drama featuring Master Wilfred Dunbar as Buster Brown and James T McGovern as Happy Hooligan. Danbar, a young dancer, joins the cast with a lively group including Deacon Perry. The production promises humor, music, and a large company with a solo band. Presented for one night only on Tuesday, March 20th.
All members of La Grande Lodge No 463 AOQUW are requested to meet at Odd Fellows hall Monday evening February 27. Matters of great importance to the order to be discussed by order of Master Workman.
Evangelist Coombs will preach at the Centre Tomorrow at 3 pm on real and imaginary troubles for ladies and girls. An offering will be taken at the close. The crowd is expected to exceed the men’s attendance from last Sunday.
The administrator of the estate of Jane Ball deceased advertises an Oregon sale by private bid after March 1950 subject to court confirmation. Property includes undivided half interests in Lots 1 and 2 and all of Lot 4 in Block 10d Chaplin's Addition and part of Arnold's Addition in La Grande with a life estate for George Ball and a $70 mortgage on Lots 1 and 3.
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