La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 20, 1916, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT LJC CllANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATUKDAV, MAY '20, 191ti. & Society , ,, " , , ... i mc ciui) ana several machines were Tuesday afternoon Ifoaian hall was j for Anuconda, Mont, where they wilriti.pt going transferring the yo'ing again the scene of a delightful social make their future home. I people to the park grounds. For this vent when Mrs. William Bollons During the wedding the bride wore event the Dis. Ingle and Mr. and M'S ' Mrs. L. A. McAllister and Miss Noll-,! a handsome traveling suit. i t'hns. Reynolds oHlciated as the pa-' ons enterUiined a number of lady Miss Nichoalds came to Lu Grande trons and patronesses. There was a friends at bridge. The decorations a couple of years ago Irom Salt Lake j vurv nne attendance und a most en consisted of profuse banks of lilacs,1 and in that time acquired a large tertaining dance enjoyed by those fcistefully arranged bo that the com-; acquaintanceship and attained pop"- present. Punch was seiveir and good ' forUible, homo-liko interior of the "inly. 1 he groom is a La Grande ! mu(ljc assisted the terpsicl-.orcan rev- : popular hall resembled spring time product, ving been schooled here eIlerf( in OIR, of the reil events f tm. ! in all its floral irlorv. The afternoon was spent at the chosen game for tha occasion and good nnturedly the hoiv irs of the day were contested. Mrs. Kichnrd Jones proved to be the most adept and was awarded first honor, while Mrs. Vincent Palmer followed with a close second. Refreshments were served at a proper hour in the banquet room .which was also very .irl ihii"ally decorated. WWW The Eastern Star social club was entertained by Mrs. F. B, Stilwcll Tuesday afternoon. First honors at cards went to Mrs. Lou Given. Mrs. Thomas' Hiblu class of the Christian church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Dr. Underwood Thursday afternoon. A contest, that if repeating the names of the b'.oks of tha Old Testament in their regu lar order, resulted in the first award ioing to Gertrude Wagner. There wero ample refreshments nhd the gathering was otherwise enjoyed by the mem1 era of the class and Mieir teacher. A farewell social to Mr. and Mis. T;. Ford was given on the evening of May 15 .it the Christian parsonage. About c'O church friends assembled and n plcusir.t evening of gr.mos and refreshments followed. Mr. Fori and wife left on the 5:40 train for Happy ville, Colo. Mr, Ford has been chili r man of the official board of the Chris tian church nnd greatly esteemed by the congregation. Mrs. Pert Hughes entertain?! the V. A. K. club last week. High seore vent to Mrs. Walter Spencer, see md honor to Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman, while Mrs. Leo llunfurd was awarded con.solatn.il. Mrs. Hughos served de licious refreshments and the meeting win in every way u delightful' one, i A quiet home wedding was solcm- isted Wednesday May 17 when, at 7 p. m. at the home of tho bride's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Nichoalds, t'ornor Seventh and N avenue, Miss Slnniict O 'Nichoalds yvin united in marriage to Joseph R. Whitby, son of tr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitby of this city. Only Immediate friends and relatives were present at the happy event. Kev. (,. u Uark ol the Pies- tbyterinn church officiated. M.r. and Mrs. Chas. Bingner stood up with the wedding party, and pretty little girls carried flowers nnd the ring. Miss Joseph Evans the for mer and Evelyn Emahiscr the ring After the solemn marriage rites were ended, the newdyweds left on No 18 Mod art Fron "Most Any'' corset won't do! "Most any Mod!cine" wouldn't do if you were ill, would it ? You . want tho particular medicine for your specific ailment. And if you really enro about having a good figure about retaining your youth as long aa possible about increasing your grace and charm then "most any" corset won't do either. You want the particular corset for your specific figure needs. Naturally corsets differ in just the proportion that the abilities of their designers differ. So to bo certain of Rotting the best corset for your figure it is essential thnt you select ono created by a de signar of known skill and reputation. In the world of corsotry Jennings is generally accounted the fore, most designer. Ho designs Modart Front Laced Corceta exclusively. Pauline Views l iiiumoius university, ue i now connected with the ex-press com- puny at Anaconda. www A piano rccit-il is being given this afternoon by some of the pupil of Mrs. Harriet R. McDonald at her her home, 502 Fourth street. The program includes: Duet from Dor Frcischutry. . .Weber Margaiet Palmer and Ruth Hill Waltz, "Climbing Roses". .Spaulding Nelly Gardner Heverie, Funeral "Eventide!" May Kcefer March Edith Pierce "MiiitIi of the Flowers" . . . Mabel Gardner "Maybells" Sheldon Brownton Duet, from Oberon . Ha'pcr Spindlei Weber Austin Sloan and Howard Glenn Bine Danube Waltzes Strauss Beth Hesse Funeral March Heller Aladeen Scroggin "Bird's Lullaby" Read Sam Cochran -"Dance of the Plow-boys" . .Spaulding Winona Lyman "A Child's Prayer," song Martha 'Betty Cochran, accompanist Sam Cochran "Gathering Flowers" .... Spaulding Loa Lyman "A Little Dnnce" .... Gotirlitt Mmriel Gore An appreciative audience Wednes day evening at the Neighborhood club rooms at the Library building listened to an artistic uendition of a group of vocal numbers by Mrs. Eugene Moore of Baker, who appeared hore tinder auspices of'thn Neighborhood .dub. It was a gcnuuic treat, and brought popularity to the Baker wo man in limitless volume. Gracious, cultured and naturally gifted, Mrs. Moore at once won her audience and held them to the last. Her contralto voice was masterlv handled disnlavinir the voice control of the trua artist, and through it all the rich Qualities of tone predominated. Many of her numbers were difficult, but she per formed magnificently through them nil. Many liked Richardson's "Love's Dilomu." the best of all for that par ticular number gave her the best op portunities to exercise hur gifts and culture. The lullaby from ".Tocelvn WGodnrdl was nnntlior nnml,m- tlmi stood out above the rest, and "Love Whispers'' (Willeby) was another rare number. Mrs. Moore will be certain of a capacity house should she in the future favor the city with another recited. Mrs. R. J. Green mittod thnt her skillful playing but Corsets, Lederle I much to make the recital a genuine success. The first open air park dunce of the season was "pulled off" in the most Jitistic and entertaining shape by members of the "Nut" club at River- side park yesterday evening. Taxi j facilities were supplied to guests by ' , season. The Pnrkdale club membership lock i forward to an interesting meeting at Kiverside rark next Wednesday at ternoon when they will be the guests of Mrs. "Tap" Thomas, who wiil be assisted by Mrs. Phil Thompson. STCIKTV WEDDING DODGED Heiress Wedded at Bedside, but An nounced Day Observed New York, May 20. This is the wedding day of Miss Emily Ayune Mc ('reedy, daughter of the late Thomas L. McCreedy, granddaughter of the late Dr. Benjamin W. McCreedy and sister of Thomas L. McCreedy, found er of Vanity Fair hut Miss Mc Creedy will not marry Langdon Gil let, director of the Thimble Theatty on Fifth Avenue, today as planned. The explanation is that five weeks ago, after the wedding diy had been an nounced, Miss McCreedy was taken to the hospital for an operation. The outcome being doubtful, Mr. GP.let went with Dr. Percy S. Grant, the di vine who was to have, officiated to day, and the wedding was solemnized I beside the hospital cot on which Miss McUready Lay, just before the oper ation was performed. Miss Mc Cready which is to nay, Mrs. Gillet, is competely recovered today and is enjoying her wedding day immense ly, albeit theic will be no wedding. uingdon 1,1 let is the only son oi Elmslie M. Gillet, and the late Mrs. Susan V. Milnor Gillet. McCreudy had known her fiance for several years, but the engagement and mar riuge came as quite a surprise to 'so- ciety here. Mr. Gillet was g.aduated from1 Cornell in 1009 and was prominent in j limn I irnitliiii'llii luti-ffii-mimi.ai. fr. ' charity, and several vears ago wen: on the stage professionally. Tin: Gillets are among the old New York families, sir. Gillet has live sisters, j all married: Mrs. Henry Nott Ran som of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Morris Ketchum, M.rs. Arthur P. Adenaw, Mrs. William Paterson, who has uikI joined her husband, Captain William Pate: son. Coast Artillery, U. S. A. in Mnnilii, nnd Mrs. Reginald Sanford, ! win, llvi.c i,i I!,, r;,, 1,1 n.,, I.,..,... ranch with Mr. Sanfoid. ECHOES FROM UNION. Union Happenings Always Interest Our Readers. After reading of so many people in our town who have been cured by Doan's Kidney Pills, the question r.u turally arises: "Is this medicine equally successful in our neighboring towns?" The generous statement of this Union resident leaves no room for doubt on this point. J. M. Johnson, proprietor of bar ber shop, Main street, Union, Ore., says: "I think constant standing weakened bv kidneys, causing pain i and soreness in my back. One day a customer wdio heard me complaining, told me Doan's Kidney Pills were good and I got a box. I used them but u short time before I was con vinced that the man who recomnie. ril ed them to me knew what !m wos talking about." f Statement given No vember 8th, 1907.) Over live years later, Mr. Johnson snid: "I use Doan's Kidney Pills oc russionally nnd lind them just the thing for irregular kidney action and kidney ailments." Price 50c at all dealer- Don't sim rly ask for a kidn.-v remedy get l oan's Kidney Pill., ti e ;:. ih- that Mi. Johnson las iwnv mili:Sy .ec nmniended. Foster Mileuin Co.. Props., Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. 12-11-15 Our Want Ads bring results. Want Ads. WHEN IT COMES TO untiring sellers, tinders and traders, an Observer Want Ad can't be heat. I works overtime on straight -time pay. Rates, one cent per word per issue no ad less than 25 cents. REAL ESTATE I 040 ACRE STOCK RANCH, 29 miles from town and R. K., 225 acres in high suit e of cultivation, 2 houses and 1 burn, about 100 acres of yel low pine which will be tillable when timber is off; good family orchard; price $15,000.00; also ma chinery, farm tools and stock, con sisting of new traction engine and separator. 50 head fall pigs, 12 brood sows, 17 head good cattle, 25 head extra good horses, one halt Mood Porcheron or better; 1 regis tered Perchcron stallion, 4 wars old, weight 2000 pounds, will" be sold with the place including all house h.Jd goods; this is a forced sale. Will take some trade. Add-ress 100 -A, I .a Grande Observer, L Grande. Oregon. 320 ACRE DAIRY RANCH 3 mi. town and K R.10 im.mii house, small, lHrn, nevur failing springs aid creek runs thrvugh eLe place, ioo acres in grain and alfalfa: irrigat-l ed; price $40 per acre, $5000 cash. I will give terms on balance. Trade considered. Address 101 A, Ohaor-! vor, Iji Grande Oregon. 880 ACRE WHEAT RANCH. 0 ml from town and R. R., 500 acres in clutivation; good house and barn;' spring water piped in house; creel;' through middle of place; water enough to irrigate 250 acres and; can be put anywhere on the place; j 140 acres ill fall wheat; HO in alfa-1 Ifa; all fenced in four, fields; 00 j acres more can be broken; balance i heavy bunch grass; water rights! perfected; price $35,000.00; 1 2 catch balance to suit. Some trade taker. Address 102 A, Observe.:- La Grande. Oregon. 1000 ACRE STOCK RANCH 120 acres Alfalfa, four ciops yearly; 70 acres in bearing orchard; fine new house and barn and numerous other build ings in good condition;, water in house; lund controls six miles of River; winter and summer ranp.e to run 4000 cjttle and HOOO sheep; stock never over three hours ride from homo; California climate; pru-e $12.50 per acre; very little mon-sv required, owner has cleaned $10,000.00 annually for past 10 years off ranch. Best Stock Ranch in Northwest and biggest bargain eve.- offered as a money maker; will bear closest examination. Some trade taken. Address 103 A, care Observer I.a Grande, Oregon. 320 ARCE. WHEAT RANCH, 11 mi from Elgin on main highway; 100 acres in cultivation, 00 aoies more tillable; orchard; 7 room hou.je, good barn; well and 2 springs; nil fenced with hog tight wire. Price $30.00 per awe; $5000. cash' bal ance in 5 years at 8 per cent. Some trade tikcn. Address 104 A, Ob server, La Grande Oregon. 240 ACRES, AT RINEHART STA TION, 5 miles Elgin, 2 1-2 Imbler on Main Highway, telephone, elec tric lights, tural routs, 2 story plastered house, lurge barn, 150 acres under cultivation best soil, adjoins Giande Romle River known as trhi Henry Rinehart farm. Price $15,000.00 terms. One of the best Fai-iiis in the Grande Ronde Valley. .Address 100 I! Observer, La Grande Oregon. 210 ACRE WHEAT RANCH 5 Miles E. of Elgin, 150 acres under cultiva tion, abundant wate" from Springs, large house, two bams, county mail on two sides of pi ice 40 bushels i wheat per acre is an average yie'd for this ground. Price $12,500.00 cEsh $2,500.00 balance on crop pay ment at 8 per cent. Address 101 R, Observer, La Grande, Oregon. 400 ACRE WHEAT AND STOCK FARM. Pric? $10,000.00 8 miles East of Elgin on County road, lfi'i acres under cultivation, 15 acres timothy, 10 acres now in fall we.it. .'! good springs, phtr-o wH improved with' large house and bain, soma timber. S.'iOOO.OO cash, balance ej?y terms. Address 102 R. Observer Iji Grande, Oregon. 500 ACRE STOCK RANCH and 15 head of cattle for S8000.00 3 MiVi cultivation. 10 acres now in Timothy j 35 aces in f ill wheat, 0 room farm house, barn for 20 horses and 17 milk cows all fenced, abundance water open range rid joining, terms at 7 per cent. Trade considered. Address 103 B care Observer, l.a : Gv.inde Oregon. 100 ACRE FARM 7 miles East of Elgin on Wallowa County Road. 1-2 mile to school and church, 74 acres under cultivation, 30 acres ' in frill wih'r-at. 4 acres timothy and alfalfa. 3 acres orchard, well improved, will row 10 bushels wheat per acre. Will be sold at a brrgain. Address 104 I! Observer La Grande Oregnr. 100 ACRES 7 miles from Joseph good level road flown grade to I!. P... Joseph. Rolling lays well 90 acres irrigated all can be at $100 expense; good water right; fair fences: grows wheat, onts. barley, alfalfa, and clover. Good reasonable term can be had nt, some t' per cent and son? 8 per cont interest. The price is $50 per acre. Address 100'.', Observer, La Grand..-, Oregon. 880 ACRES 7 miles from Enterprise all fenced and cross fenced. 2 good wells 2 good springs fairly good buildings. Hog pasture 1 mile to school telephone in house 450 broke out. 200 acres whiter wheat bal ance to lie summer' fallowed $30 I per crop and all. $14,400 cash ; lialance 10- years at- 7 per cent ini. ; Address 101 C Observer. l.a i Grande Oivgon. . I i -ii m iirji u miles irom r,uter ! prise good road to place, school 10 j rods. All fenced and cross fenced I with gt-od woven wire fence. ."0 acres now btoke out. 300 acres can I lx. Several springs on place new barn 30x10 p-iinted 0 mom house. 1 his ranch is rer.Ud subject to sale. There is a loan of $5000, on this place runs 9 years at 6 per cent interest This is a dandy stock and grain ranch. Price $20 per acre. AdJreis 102 C Observer Ia Grande. Oregon. 400 ACRES 5 miles from Lostine. All fenced and cross fenced 200 acres tillnble 140 acres now in fall wheat plenty of good water, good burn nnd grainaries, house not very good, small orchard, good rood to farm; this is in a good location. Price $2t! per acre can give terms on part of this. Address 103 C Observer, 1 41 Grande Oregon. 474 acres 11 miles from Ertternr. nil fenced and cross fenced on good I county mad: wiling and valley; 100 ! acres Timothv FINE 10 ii"tt alsriee ' clover., in nciehborhood of 75 acres ! to he summer fallowed 2 go,ni wvilj 1 and one good spring, 7 room house carries $500 insu-.mce. fair Ivirrs ' gM grainury hold 3000 bushels; I your.g orchard. Thli is a good gram and stock" ranch. Tho price is $26.25 pev acre, terms. $1500 cash will handle tikis or.e. AddVesn 104 C Observer, La Grunde. Oregon. I 40 ACRES 15 miles from Lu Gramio, Oregon '17 acres ill cultivation; ') ! nures pasttr'e, ' 12 acres clover, 7 i rwres alfalfa, balance in grain. I l'V:r imorovements. water in house and liarn 3-4 mile from place is a good school. Atoui $1000 worth of stock and impliiments included in the price. Price $1000, Terms if desired Address 100-D. Observer, Im Grande. 120 ACRES oniv 7 miles from La Grande, in the valley, on iiwiir road, school house on the place, 40 acres in alfalfa, all the balance to grain and timothy except about 20 acres tissd for pasture. Plenty of witter for irrigation, buildings fair. This place is fully equipped with milch co'ws, hogs, chickens, cream separator, horses, lmrnews, and ad ne.'ossary farming equipment. Price $t!000, state mortgage beau ing fl per cent can be assumed by pur chaser, reasonable payment down ami good terms on balance. Ad dress 101-D, Observer. La Grande. -'0 ACRES, nearly all under plow, well improved, water for irrigation, miw from rut road station, u.,i,.ili,l rurni. that Diodueos equal I t il. hivhest priced land in the Grande Rondo valley. Price is $41 per acre, small payment, reasonable terms. Address 102-D, Observer, La Grande. LAND in Gr;.nde Ronde valley, six and seven miles from l.a Grande, . ... t :.:.-..,,.. won- iiirn ini- der ulow. on main County .road, for the very low price ol (0 per acre Small payment down, purchaser can have possession und practically pay for balance out of crops. Address 10"-1. Observer, La Gr'ande. Ore. 10 ACRES all alfalfa with water for irrigation near Cove. Fine land no buildings. IVice $1500.00 half cash balance can be arranged". Address 100 F, Observer, Ia Grande, Ore. ABOUT 1 1-2 ACRES on Island City road set to gooseberries Cherries and currants all in bearing. Four room house papered, fine land wa ter for irrigation. A dandy small tome, that will help make a living. Price $1850.00 Cash $300.00 to $500.00 Balance can be arranged on monthlv payments. Interest 8 per cent. Address 102 V, Observer, Ii Grande, Oregon. FINE HOME ON SPRING ST. Lot ii(.xl20 feet house 7 rooms, plaster ed bath, sleeping porch, basement; steam hent sewer connection fine lawn on paved streets Price $5000. $1500 down. Balance Monthly or an nuallv pavnv.'nts 8. p c Interest dress 103-F, Observer, La Grande. ! STONE AND BRICK DWELLING 5 rooms, bath, hull good basement on paved street, sewer connection fine lawn, some shade trees. Lot 50 x 120 feet on Adams ave. Price $3200.00. Part cash and terms can lie arranged on the balance. Ad dress I04-F, Observer La Grande .,,. RANCH 11(10 ACRES 12 miles from La Grande. 200 acres in cultivation and hay; balance fine pasture, small house; two barns fair fences; good water. 100 acres of this land is in forest reserve and was taken on account of the pasture near and Uie water on the land. Price $8.00 per acre. $4280.00 cash balance 5 years at 0 per cent inter est. Possession will be given . at once. Address 101 Observer, La Grande, Oregon. FOR SALE Two lots and hou.se 1109 Y avenue, I.a Grande, For cattle or would take one or two young hors'js in consideration. Address particulars to I.oyd Bickford, Telo enset, Ore. w5-5-2tp 50x10(1 LOT within 3 blocks of the new auditorium, Portland, Oregon, four blocks to city hall, six to county court house, all street, and sewer improvements in and paid. Twelve room house rented at nom inal rent of $30.00 per month. This is finely located for apartment house for choice patronage. Easy 5-minute walk to theaters and busi ness section. Price $12,500.00; $0500.00 cash and balance 2 or ? years at 6 per cent if desired. Ad dress 100 G, Observer, La Grande, Oregon. 80 ACRES. 9 miles southwest of OrT-1 tario, Oregon, and 7 miles east of Vale. Oitgon, i-mile from railroad. 15 miles from station. All into Ji rain ami alfalfa. All under good fence; two good houses, fair barn, two good wellss, under gravity riiuii. Paid-up water right. Price $1 10.00. Address 100G, Observer, I-a Grande. lfiO ACRES in Silver Creek Vallev, Harney Co., Oregon. Creek through same, all sub-irrigated. A 1 grain or alfalfa land. All tillable. 125 acres in cultivation. House 14 x 28ft, 11 stories, barn 14x36 ft. granary, stone cellar, smoke house, tool house, chicken houses and yards. Hog houses and yards. 5 good wells. Joins unlimited range, , i mile from Railroad now building. Price $45.00 per acre. Address 10H Observer, Iji Grande. 320 ACRES in the Silver Creek country, Harney Co., Oregon. 230 acres perfectly level, balance on bench, 40 acres now in crop, all under three-wire fence. Joins un limited range, J mile from railroad now building. Small house, a good "ai.n or alfalfa ranoh. Prv-e $25.00 per acre. Address 102G Observer, I a Grande. SO ACRES, one mile from Ontario, Oregon, all under fe-ce, 40 acres alfalfa, balance grain, fair house and burn, good doer, well, under good gravity ditch. ParVf-up water right. Price S200.00 per acre. Ad- 103G, Observer, La Grande. 200 ACRES," ten miles southwest of Ontario and 6 miles east of Vale, 11 miles from railroad station. 100 acres into alfalfa, balance tfrain, all under good fence, under gravity ditch with paid-up water rii'ht. One of the best alfalfa ranches in Mal heur CoUnty, joins outside range. This is an estate and must be sold at once. Price $110.00 per acre. Address 104G Observer, La Grande, Oregon. FOR RENT MODERN, six-room furnished house ( for rent. House rents for $15.00. Will rent house furnished or will sell furniture at great sacrifice for $125 has been paid on it- You can continue contract and save $125. See u-s at once. Carr Furniture Co. 5-17-t! FOR RENT Four room furnished house. Call Dr. Underwood, Main i ' Adv 5-18-tf. TO RENT Pianos, sewing machine ; and typewriters. Newlin Bool: & i Stationery C Adv. 5-Hi-tf. I HOUSE FOR RENT (Seven room house. Phone Farmers 18X6 -Adv , FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms at Washington Apes., Grande's best. New and modern; neatly and nicely furnished; reason able rent. Under now manage ment. Our aim is to make you feel comfortable at home at 1000 Wash ington avenue. Adv. 5-4-lm. . FOR RENT, sale or exchange Eight room modem house on O avenue. Call at residenc!, 905 Penn ovorrue or at mv ofllce in La Grande Nat. Bank Bldg. C. A. Small. Adv. 4-18-tf . FOR RENT At 1616 Sixth street 8-room house, newly papered and painted throrvihoui. -Joe Pblmer. 901 Adams avenue. Adv. 4-25-tf. FOR RENT Five room furnished house. Call 1910 Fourth stttt. Adv! 6-lti-7t. FOR SALE OR RENT Home Furnished or Call Red 1311. -Nice Modern Unfurnished. x 5-15-lmo FOR RENT Furnished housekcep in rooms; water and lights fur nished. 1914 Third-street. Adv. 5-19-3L FOR SALE FOR SALE Two Shorthorn bu'U and one Holstein. J. E. Reynolds. Adv. 5-12-tf. FOR SALE Practically new Bur roughs Adding Machine and Rem ington Typewriter. Bargain in either or both. Call Foley Hotel. Adv. 5-6-tf. FOR SALE Residence, corner of Fifth and Penn. close in, next to li brary. Furnished or unfurnished. Terms, see owner. A. B. Cherry. Adv. 5-3-tf. FOR SALE CHEAP Modern five room house. Your own terms, By owner. W. C. Hansen. Adv: 4-14-t.f. FOR SALE 100 acres timber land, $1,000; $400 cash, balance stock. B. T. Roberts, 1603 X avenue, La 1 Grande, Oregon. Adv. 4-4-tf. MISCELLANEOUS POTATOES Selected Peerless- for seed, while thev last $1.50 per cwt. Smaller size $1.25. Wm. Miller, 115 Depot Slheet. 'Phone Mnin.l. 4-27-tf FOR TRADE Good 50 acre farm 7 miles from town, fair buildings, good springs, all in crop one third goes with place. To trade for city property on south side of track, must be free of incumbrance. Will take good auto in on trade. Call at or write 002 N avenue. La Grande. Oregon. Adv. 5-18-0tp. WANTED Waitress at Family Home Restaurant. Adv. 5-16-tf. WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. Send cash price and description. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. ' 4-1-15-29 HELP W ANT EI) Young man or woman to copy a .letter and mail to residents of Ii Grande. We have nothing for you to sell. No Can vassing. Will pay ten to thirty dol lars weekly. Can use spare time, couple hours evenings. Pen or type writer. Forty cents for complete outfit, no more money needed. Uni ted States Specialty Service, P. O. Box 901, Seattle. 5-19-LH LOST Fraternity Pin. Liberal re ward. Six diamonds, 12 opal sots. Leave at Observer office. 5-19-tf WANTED Women wanted. Full time salary $16.00 aeUing guar anteed hosiery to wearer; 25 cents an hour spare time. Permanent, experierfeei unnecessary. Interna tional Mills, Ann St., Norristown. Pa. Adv. 5-20lt. PEOPLE ASK US what is tho best hair tonic, ways reoormmend We a.- TRAOfc MAHrV HAIR TONIC We know the formula and it is a good one. Sold only by us, 50c and $1.00. LEVY-VOCEL DRUG CO. La Grande. Oregon