La Grande evening observer., April 01, 1915, Image 7

THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1915.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Want Ads.
f KUINAWAY JUNE
TEE HUB.
A store for thrifty people where you get The mo6t in mer
chandise at the lowest prices samples do it.
Ladies' $3.00 sample oxfords, latest styles $1.49
Ladies' $3.50 sample pumps or. oxfords ............ $2.45
Ladies' $2.25 sample comfort Juliets, large assortment, .
with caps and plain toes,vsome with rubber heels
$1.49
Ladies' $1.50 comfort Juliets, rubber heels ..... 98t
Ladies' 20c black cotton hose 10
Ladies' sample vests 5 10 15
Notice to the Public.
The business of the ta Grande
Meat Company ceased in La Grande
on March 20th, due to a sale of busi
ness and fixtures to the La Grande
Meat Co., incorporated. All bills con
tracted after March 20th, 1915, are
.payable by the La Grande Meat Co.,
incorporated.
- LA GRANDE MEAT CO.,
-1 By Fred Bock, Manager. '
Adv.3-29-5t. -
THE FREE SEWING MACHINE
IS GUARANTEED FOR LIFE
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Why go to Canada, or to Central Oregon, or anywhere else, when you
can buy better land for les money and stay in Union County. Compare
tho following tacts tibout Palmer Log&ed-off Lands with any other .new
lands. Let us explain more attout these lands.
PRICE Only $15.00 per acre.
TERMS One-tenth down and one-tenth each year, interest 6 per cent.
LOCATION In Union County, 10 miles from Elgin, 30 miles from La
Grande, 1 to 4 imiles from Palmer Junction where there is a general
merchandise store, postofflce, railway station on the O.-W. R. & N.
.' with daily mail, passenger and freight service.
ALTITUDE 2600 feet. (Lower than La Grande.)
CLIMATE Mild, no wind, 30 inches rainfall, no late frosts.
SOIL A mixture of volcanic and pine ash varying from 2 to 5 feet
deep, with a clay sub soil that holds the moisture and keeps tho soil
damp all summer. '
'CLEARING Palmer lands were cut over several years ago; and the
white pine stumps, having no tap root and being filled with pitch
are easily burned or pulled. .
"WATER These lands' are well watered from springs and living creeks,
while good well water is found within a few feet of the surface.
This is a dry farming country with plenty of rainfaill .
ROPS AND STOCK A natural hay, grain, stock and dairy country.
Cattle, sheep, hogs, horses and poultry have been raised
with fine success. Vegetables, potatoes, berries and fruit are also
grown with excellent results. '
WOOD There is plenty of timber for building houses and barns on
nearly every place and to furnish wood for many years. Some'
places have enough wood to pay for the land.
SCHOOLS There is a good school in the center of these lands which is
to be increased to a nine months school.
SETTLERS About 2500 acres of these lands have already been sold
and at least 20 families are now or will be living on their places
. ;this spring. '
Whenever You Want to Buy, Sell,
Geo. H.
HE WHO MOVES
REAL ESTATE
108 ELM ST.
Phone, Black 2001
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New House for Labor
Dallas, Texas, Mar. 30. As the
fruit of nearly two years' agitation,
a labor Temple is going up in Dallas.
A site was purchased at Federal
and Masten streets and ground was
broken for the foundation on March
17. The plans call for a structure
costing about $ 50,000, consisting of
three stories and basement. Club
rooms and social features will be em
phasized in the building. .
and with every machine
i we give you a paid up Fire
Insurance policy for Five
Years, this insures you
against loss in case of fire.
I have replaced 2 machines
here. Sold on very easy
payments. $1.00 down and
$1.00 per week." Old sewing-machines
for rent, in'
good condition. For sale
at 75c per week.
Lands
Trade, Rent or Insure, See
Currey
LA GRANDE.'
OREGON.
(Continued from Fbk 3.)
Ned Warner, riding aimlessly and
disconsolately on a street car and look,
lug out earnestly at every passerby,
suddenly caugbt stgbt of one pedes,
trioo who made bis heart Jump. Ma
rie! She was Jogging industriously
along with a bundle under ber arm and
a very clear Idea of direction apparent
in her very speed.- Ned ran after ber.
At the Boalea door Maria beard tba
aonud ot running - footsteps, turned
with normal curiosity, saw- Nad, let
herself In at the door and closed It
with a slam, snapped on the night lock
and Sew upstairs. ,
"He's coming, Miss June!" aba cried.
Mr. Ned!" . .
Ned! June's heart leaped within ber,
and for a moment sbe was flooded with
a mad Impulse to run down and be
folded in bis arms and forgiven. Not
She most be strong for ber own. take
and for bis, for the sake of their ulti
mate mutual self respect and the full
ness of tbe love wbicb can be founded
on tbnt alone.
"Meet me at that little hotel to which
we were' first going," she directed Ma
rie bnstlly, and. snatching ber bat and
coat, she hurried down tbe stairs and
out of tho back door.
June bad forgotten Gilbert Blyo ab
solutely, but be bad not forgotten ber.
Bo had been requested to wait, and
Mrs. Boales, having correctly guessed
that June wanted tbe Invaluable Ma
rie present at tbe interview, bad been
kind enough to Inform Blyo to that ef
fect Blyo saw June In flight and fol
lowed her. . . .
Mrs. Boales answered a violent
knocking at the door to And herself
confronted by tbe wild eyed Ned War
ner. ' ; '
.."Where Is my wife?" be demanded.
"Whnfs ber name?"
"Warner, Mrs, Ned Warnerr
"No. There's a Mrs. Wompel here,
but she says ber husband's dead, and
a Mrs. Smith. Her husband gets borne
every Saturday night And say,
what's ber first name?"
"June. She's here! 1 saw ber maid
Just come Ini Marie! Wbero are
they?"
"That's berl" Mrs. Boales was
pleased. "Some calls ber Moore and
some Warner and some Justin, but ber
name's always June. There's a black
whiskered man here to see ber . now.
Name's Blye. He's In the parlor."
And she craned In at the parlor door
with scarcely n shift of ber position.
-' June Hurried Down the Stairs.
i "No, he ain't! Has be dared to go up
to her room in my bouse?"
. Ned burst past ber and sprang up
the stairs.
"First door to the right!" yelled Mrs.
Boales.
Nothing happened. Ned burst In at
tbe first door to tbe right. The room
was empty!
Then up climbed Mayme Bates, the
maid.
"If It's Miss Justin you're bunting,"
said Mayme, "I saw ber and a black
whiskered gentleman go out of tbe
back door not more than three minutes
ago!"
Ned Warner plunged down tbe stairs
faster than be bad gone up and slam
med out of the back door, to find him
self confronted by the endless onl
verse! To tbe right or to the left?
And when be reached the alley mouth,
which way then? Right or left?
- In tbe meantime the driven June,
hurrying aimlessly, looked back at ev
ery turning to see if the man sbe loved
were following ber.
At each turning a dark figure, quick
er than she, sprang Into biding behind
tree trunk or gatepost or doorway or
corner, selecting, eacb hiding place be
fore be left the last And tbe figure
was Gilbert Blye, black Vandyked,
swaggering of gait and smiling.
High Grade Job ranting costs no
more than the other kind Observer.
mm llJlfflP"Stoa""",l"'""
YEARS AGO the crier an-
nounced the auctin ale-4lien
came the hand blll and
- their "hit or miss" results
today the effective way la
the Want Ads they hit the
mark.. That'a what counts.
FOR RENT 14-room house, modern
some lurmture. inquire 1617 4th
street. . 2-22,tf
FOR RENT One suite of 3 rooms,
nicely furnished, and one 4-room
house, unfurnished. Call Red 2121.
... 3-26,tf
FOR SALE Four head of cattle, one
driving mare and buggy. , Write
.'Mrs. Kirkham, Summerville, Ore.
8-26-6tp.
FOR SALE Six nice building lots,
close to school and paved street;
small payment down; balance
monthly, Wegener, 908 I avenue.
3-24-tf.
FOR RENT One modern bedroom,
1512 Adams. 3-20-tf.
WANTED TO BUY Unlimited num
ber of calves, at weaning age. Call
F. E. Stilwell, Black 1601. 3-16-tf.
FOR SALE Crystal White Orping-
ton eggs for setting ,the noted win
i ter layers; Price $2.00 for 15.
: Call or address J. H. Day, 1214
W Ave. - . 3-5,lm.
FOR SALE Hatching eggsj from
my prize-winning Sicilian Butter
cups, S. C. Rhode Island Red, Eng
lish Redcaps and Red Cuban
Games. Eujene McGoldrick, 2902
N. Birch street, La Grande, Ore.,
Phone black 8821. 8-6,lm,pd.
FOR SALE Imported Belgian stal
lion. Reasonable. Call or write
Oscar Berger 1105 O..
8-19-26t.
FOR SALE Black Minorca and white
leghorn setting eggs from selected
winter layers. Phone Tied 192.
. Mrs. Geo.. Chapman.. " 3-18-lim
HORSES LOST One large horse
. weighing about 1350 lbs. with crip
v pled foot and branded with two cap
iial L's turned each way on left
shoulder; one black mare weighing
about 1050 lbs., same brand on left
: shoulder and having sorrel colt at
side. Colt has brand something like
top of a clover leaf. Also a small
gray horse. A reward will be paid
for information leading to return of
horses. G. E. Stanfield, Stanfield,
Ore. . ;. . 3-27-6t
WANTED A middle-aged woman for
house work. Inquire Bugg's paint
store, or phone black 1581. ,3-29,tf
LOST Ladies' size 6 Wajtham
watch. Return to Observer and re
ceive reward. 3-29-4tp.
FOR RENT 40-acre orchard. In
quire Jack Oliver. 3-29,Ct,p.
LOST A large Cameo Brooch, sur
rounded toy pearl rope. Finder, re
turn to Mount Emily Timber com
payn's office and receive reward.
. 3-30,tf.
LOST Between 151 1 Adams and the
People's Store, $10 bill. Return to
Observer. Reward. 3-30-4t
Many Beautiful Ladies in La Grande
Lessons, Instructions and' Treat
ment given by Mary Rogers, Gradu
ate' Beauty Specialist, make them so.
Miss Rogers is teaching the famous
Velvetina System of Beauty ( Culture,
giving free lessons and treatments
Out of Oil
a change from the oil you
have been using means
bother in adjusting the ,
feed. Otherwise too
much or too little is
fed into the cylinders.
No trouble if you use
I Me Standard Oil
for Motor Cars
It is obtainable tvery
where, from Seattle to
San Diego, from Spokane .
to Phoenix at city gar- .
age or roadside hamlet.
And it is always uni
formthe same body
the same perfect lubri
cating quality.
Dealers everywhere, or
et all agencies and Ser
vice Stations of the
Standard
Oil
Company
(CalifornlrJ
aS Jl La Grande
Touring-
u
..' .14
Own
The. . ,
United States National Don!:
LA' GRANDE, OREGON
A FEW FACTS FOR
YOUR CONSIDF.RATION
First. That systematic saving pays.' A deposit of
$5.00 a month for five years, with 4 per cent interest
computed semi-annually, will yield you $332.27. Ten
dollars a month for the same length of time will yield
$664.60, while in ten years you would have $1,474.76.
Second- The safety of your money. The well known
character and ability of our board of directors is a sufv
ficient guarantee of honest and capable management.
Third. That we take any amount-from $1.00 upwards. -
Fourth. That your money is payable on demand.
.Fifth. That we pay 4 per cent interest on Certificates
of Deposit and Saving accounts, crediting the interest on
the Savings accounts on the first day of ' January and
July in each year.
Sixth. That we extend to our patrons every courtesy
and accommodation in our power consistent with good
banking, and -
Seventh. That we are under Government inspection.
We respectfully solicit your business. , ,
T. J. SCROGGIN, Cashier.
on the Velvetina System of Home
Treatment and the combination neces
sary to make a perfect complexion.
She is doing this work in the homes
of our city, and will be pleased to
call upon you by appointment, which
FARM LOAMS
Reasonable Rates
SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS
COMPANY
la Grande, Oregon
Eye Symptoms
Many, people ' enjoy
splendid vision, but ' have
eye -imperfections, of which
they are not conscious.
Headache, dizziness, ner
vousness, neuralgia and
many disorders, are symp
tons of : '
SERIOUS TROUBLE
I relieve the above trou
bles bv means of correctly
I fitting : "-.
;. - GLASSES ; ' "
which removes the strain
from the eyes and nervous
system. I have the most
modernly equipped Optical
parlors in Eastern Oregon.
Any lens duplicated in a
few minutes. I grind all
my glasses. ...
HEACOCK
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
3rd Floor New Foley Bldg.
Fresh Supply of
Lemps St Louis Beer
Bock & Pale
on
Draught and Bottles
at the
THE L0TTES BAR
1118 Jefferson Ave.
may be made by .merely ' calling up
our store. She will also give treat
ments, at her room at 1908 Fourth .
street, between 5 and 9 o'clock p. m.
Silverthorn's Family Drug store.
Adv-3-30,6t.
311. A corest, in itself, beautiful,
that lends most graceful, pleasing
lines to the slender and average
figure. Very lightly boned. . Ma
terial, fancy ' batiste. Silk - em
broidery trimmed. Bust, medium
low. Rubber strip at bottom of
back, holds, garment snugly- to
form. Six hose supporters. 9 1-2
nich clasp. Pirce $3.50
OTHER MODELS $2.00 UP .
Mrs. Robt Pattison
Corsetiere
Phone R. 3221 Res. 1702 Oak