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THURSDAY, 3IARCH 7, 1918 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN If You Want to Buy or Sell Something, "Don't Whisper In a W DOINGS OF THE DUFFS BY ALLMAW HELtO THERE, MR.TtLL'. WHAT ARE Vou PtIK.'V liIOF TODAY! liiPAIRIflll villAY ToNou FISH TOft : VlHAT ARE . ' TMI3 SCASOKJ OF L-SNlSSfH I DDHMO, I AlMT - THE NEAP? r3 'f , XVri HBVER. CAUGKr ,-7-J SHUT tffe ' OM6 Set J " ' ; V- UM-'HOKl) Olt"! BEUEVB.taAT'.S MR. ' . 1 V TELt, NEItniROIl RfiJV .SITTIMG OUT on THTT ' PIER -r-"t 1 ' Union Wallowa -""""--""""""""""""""r""""""""""""""""""""""-1 (Continued from. Page ) -' teaehers. : The following is the ; '. r- east of characters: Pandora, Irene j this time so that every child may bo! Oaulko: Enlme'lheus. Douglas Wil-.! ahlo to do the work of his. made and earn promotion. Very few ; children can afford t-o miss a single , dav and still do the work of tho ! claHS. ' The sale of War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps Is progressing well in the Joseph schools. Accord in. to a communication from State 0,....i t a . -Lin School Snpt. A. Churchill every 520.00 worth as his or her quota durinpr tlio year li'lS. Including Llhe.ty bonds purchased Lce Roy oh,js, sllpc,ri.itendent orU)n Sal,.,li;y ni,,ht an oxoeption Is during the last drive, Joseph school. Ul0 cxpei.n,ent station at The Dalles i ,,, nn(1 ,l9,n(B8 p,ne0(l lllay re people own $.171-8.00 worth or war , explained to the growers the re-!raa!n 0en mltil midnight. loans. , This Is distrihuaed as fol-. units he has gained in regard to the lows: Miss Troedson's room, - : 75; Miss Earsley's room, $101.25; ' Miss Leslie's room, IIOS.OO; Miss : Walker's room, jaon.OO; Miss ' Hcliott'n room, $57,50: Miss Spald-. Ing's room, ?35!).50;. Mr. Wilson's j room $224.00; high school, ftXS.25 teacher. $270. In addition to this ; about ?I00 worth of war savings. certificates have been sold by school : boys lo people not ill,' school,, this! bringing the total up to $2212. Sel- J wyn Caullce reported the sale of t 5100.00 worth last week and has: SALEM. Or. Oregon potato grow llius earned membership in the Jun-c,.Sj through their association, hnve lor Rainbow 'regiment.. Seven Jos- i BRkpd th0 slHto pubHc service com-x-ph school hoys now belong. Harold lllis!;j0n to establish potato grades LefreK who is only rive years old, 1 r()1. Oregon. The growers claim that has also won tills distinction a!id.:Iast vcul. a,jo,000 bushels of pota nccordint to a statement made by tWB W(,rc produced In this state. Supt. J- A. Churchill, is the bahy ' ; meiulior of the regiment.- Every SALEM, Or. An appeal has been member of the high school has made : an investment In thrift stamps. Pamlora. ' A beautiful Greek operetla giv ing n musical interpretation or the old Greek myth, Pandora, will be presented Friday, March 15 in Roun's hall by the grade children under the direction of the grade Prof essional Directory OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN DR. J. L. INGLE Osteopathic phy sician. Third floor New Foley Dldg. Hours 10-12 a. in.; 2-5 p. in., and by. appointment. Ofrico phone, Red 1701, residence Red SSI. DR. MARGARET TIC G LE Osteo pathic physician. Diseases of wo men and children aod obstetrics. JIECHAXO-TIIEHOPY J1R. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano Therapy; chronic diseases my specialty; Physical and Mental Science. Honrs: 1:30 to 12:00 a. in., 1:30 to 4:3') p. -hi., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. Phone Tilack 2311. Rooms 1 and 2 over Cnol idge Pa'nt Store, Adams Ave. VETERINARY DR. H. -W. RILEY Graduate Veter Intrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madison A?. State Stallion inspector and Inspector of Btoek for shipment. Hone Independent Phone, Black 41: Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main 112. IVOKS When a Want Ad Is Working Fcr You You're making sure progress in your hunt for a buyer for that used machinery, or furniture or office appliances. Tcople are not afraid to buy needed things bocause they are "second hand.'' The important thing is that they are still good enough to give satis factory service. If they are your ad, will do business for you. County News j Quicksilver, Paul Cook; Anti- i gone, Esther Eben ; Dirce, Josephine ; Miller; Hope, Lois Cnvlness; Love, Donovan Roggnn; chorus of hoys and girls; box bearers; troubles. 0 j l''tll"ITiI!OWi:i!.S MEET: I IMBLEIt !.''"" PI'.I"U,"1 nn"'r S ?;'" llloy "a""ot 6011 "T" l'l''l'-d "r f'Apert. except food and their supplies of V j The apple growers held a meet-; ing at Imbler Tuesday afternoon. ' control or the apple ler.r roller. The i giov.ois will continue to use the oiL prJly )n ti,e fture as they have in lhe pas. Two car loads of oil will . )e required to spray the orchards that vicinity. Fortunately thisj pcst is n,,t round in oilier parts of tna county. 0 . 1 mmtMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmim J ELSEWHERE IN 5 OREGON made to the state public service commission by C. 13. lliichanan, of , Hillsboro, fiMiu the decision ot the; grain department in grading ear-, j '" wheat. The department docked , ",p carload rive per cent. It is 'claimed.- and it is contended the i'dockago should not bo more than i"11' !' 0'-"'- This Is the rirM ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. II. Craw ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor- j , ncys a law. Practice in all the! . courts of the state and the United j States. Office, West-Jacobson j B!dg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande,; Oregon. I COCHRAN & EBERHA RD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eherhard, Attorneys. La Grando National Bank Building. tGREEN & RUDOLrH Attorneys, I R. J. Crocn and L. G. Rudolph,! ; Attorneys at Law, West-Jacobs i Building. ARCHITECTS jC. E. MILLER Architect, room 27, New Foley Bldg. Thone Red 1S71. j R. .1. KITCHEN Attorney at law.' ; Tho New Foley Bldg. Practices In all State and Federal Courts. ; Orrice 1511, Residence Red 20S1. j ; Phono your i Observer, Main Want 37. Ads to the ; appeal from a ruling ot the depart- I. . i' ment. I SALEM. Or. Warden Murphy of the state penitentiary has gone tri California to bring hack A. J. Grn- ". a Parole violator who is said to have been masquerading as an army .nicer and passing worthless chocks in me souin. .' t . ... PENDLETON, Or. All business houses except rostatinints, are closed nightly at 1 1 o'clock now, under tho rulings of an ordinance effective March 1. While restaurants can rc- clears, tobacco, soft drinks, candies ., bal:evy s,.ppiiCs are not to he ,,. ,,).,,- ,,rtor tlint hour. There arc now !I0, 0(17 registered voters ii: Multnomah county eligible to vote at the primary election May 17, according to latest tabulations. Umatilla county fanners are ex pecting to prolit to a considerable extent from 'the crop and farm labor survey whlcli iH being - taken by.' County Agent Slirock. Judgo T. F. Ryan, assistant stato treasurer, said that during last year Hie stato treasury department col lected $32,283.34 In interest upon slr.fe deposits.- , I Manganese, valuable as a war essential to temper steel for big i guns, promises to lie one of the j lending products of Jackson county, for the largest and purest 'deposits - are known to exist there. 0 . p0n't you 'need a Kodak? Spring 3 ow upon us and tho time for. taking pictures ot your homes audi your friends for the boys !n Frnn?o ; here. Drop in and see those! Kodaks and cameras at Silverthorn's ; family Drug Store. 3-4-tf. ,To walk into a store and say, "I want a pair of Army shoes ' is all nht as tar as it goes. But only wlien yon insist on the REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. ARMY SHOE are you sure of netting: the most for your money the most comfort, the most serv ice, tho most value. For prAtica1,.cverday weal for lasting comfort you can't beat the Buikhecht Army Shoe. Made on the Munson Last specified by the U. S. . Army worn by all of our " IHiers and thousands of men in civil life. Look for ocr rgis:crcd trade maik it UC K 1 1 EC I I I nam -d on excry pair to protect you. Buckingham & Kecbt MfioufirlurPrfl Sntt Frsnciftco You can get lhe Iturklieclit Army Shoe in your tof.n. H your dealer doel not ctr.-y it, wiitc ua direct. 1 $6.50 Nir M e to $7.;u (ifljWi The Observer's HELP WANTED Female. WANTED Won K Man with family wants work on farm. J. W. Un . dorwond; Phone Red 3981. . 3-li-2tpd.' WANTED -Number young women and men to prepare for telcprapli service to help fill vacancies caused by unusual drafting of men for war; positions guaran toer. Write Telegraph Depart ment, Room 218, Railway Ex change Bids., Portland, Or. 2-7-tf WANTED Miscellaneous. WANTED WORK Young lady, wants orrice work, or as clerk In store. Call Union County Tel. 3-6-4 tpd. WANTED To borrow $700.00; j lirst mortgage on, good city prop 'erty. Address M; N. care Observer. 3-C-4t. ; WANTED Mes-.engers, either boy I i or girl must lie Ki.yoars old audi i -have wheel; steady work begin-j ; nillg itl once; pay is .hi.uii pr I month, also commission on dollv-' p cries; tree tuition at me leiegrapn , school anil good oppoi tunlly for ! advancement.; uniforms rurnished. j j Many of the girls are taking upi ! messenger work in other cities; a ! special uniform is provided fori I girls; if you have no wheel wo will assist you in getting one. I Apply In person to Manager, giv ing references of former positions or otlier reliable references. 3-2-(it WANTF.D Experienced drosn.iiiikor I wants sewing by tho day. Dlack 1122 2-2(l-10tpd. FOR RENT FOI! RENT 5-room furnished house.!1'011 SALE Home grown Phone Black 1191. :j-4-:it.-Pl; ' d at farmer's prices. , 1 r.ond, La Grande Route FOR RENT An apartment In the! 2-25-1 mo. ' (iilbcrt apartment hoiise. Call I, Red 501. '2-28-tf f (.QHT j.iv .- light housekeeping; also scpaiate, bedroom; two blocks from cnniori of town. 1512 Adams Avenue.; Tlwi. Illf,-I( snni. 2-20-ir. KOU KKNT Iiooms with Tiro and hfitli' nlmi liniKiplri-inliif'' rioitm Phono Rwl 3812. 2-25-tf. FOR I ! V. N T V f 11 N IS 1 1 ED FOI1 RENT Two room furnished ,,,,,. , house; cull ..Mil O Ave.. or phone Red 3101. -o-tr. FOR RENT Modern furnished I -1"? ? rn,"ar ' " '" uu,, , i , , , , ,., ,, A little zemo, the penetrating, satisfy. . house. Phone Black 371.1, or cn!I!ing iquill js tn lh;lt i3 needed, for it 2103 First St. -5-tr. S FOR RENT Six room rurnished i house on paved street; $10.50 per ! month. Inquire Harris Furniture i ' Co. 2-2 o-tr. . FOR RENT Furnished rooms; In-1 fiiirc Harris Fiirnltiiro Co. 2-1 5 If GLYCERINE MIXTURE FOR APPENDICITIS ; ; . La Grand people can prevent ap- pendicitis with simple buckthorn hark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in i lAdlrr-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract so com-' letely it relieves ANY CASE nonrj istoiuach, gas. or constipation and : prevents appftidirllis. Tho INSTANT i 1 pldisant action or Adler-l-kn sur prhTS holh doctors and patients. . Loaves r.lomach chau and strong. ' !('. II. Pulnnm. Adv. J it.... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... .t. : ... -.- -r . i -i , -. i . , . -i-1 Hnve the Ol in-prvpr .lob Tont. !! rstimato on vour nrintinir nerd. V, You ed tho bpiiffit of rash Imy J itrr. Phcmo Mnin r7. 1 a ! ! ! ! 1 Classified Ads. I ' KOR SAtili Oil TRADE POR SALE OR TRADE A dandy homo consisting of !)0 acres In Yamhill county; will sell at an attractive figure, or trade for Union county lands. La Grnndo Investment Co., Phone Main 752; Eai nier's Phono Main 31. 3-2-fit. I'OIt SALE AIlKccllancous KOR SALE OR WILL TRADE for La Grande property, or stock or general merchandise,. 395. acres or bottom land la southwest Ar kansas. Wrlto C. L. Green, Pres cott, Arkansas. 3-6-4tpd. A WORD FROM C. L. Green, the laud man Preccott, Arkansas, who will sell you the kind of land you want. Dlack limestone land which will grow alfalfa, red clover, corn and long staple cotton; red loam soil will grow wheat, oats, corn and cotton, fruit and truck: dark s.indy loam soil will grow corn," cotton, irnck and fruit. Cut-over and grazing lands, $0.00 per acre .aniL.iip. '., . ... ,., ..3,-;fi-2tpd. ; ., . poll SAI 1 First-class used Ford; will do tho work of a brand new Ford and will save you in price over $200. Phone lllnck 1541. 3-n-3lpd. T'T'TrrrvrvtC a?''T rrTTTTT " AYLnO IILNS-One hundred White : Leghorn laying liens. Call a the I Greenhouse. A. II. Cherry. 3-4-tf. FOR SALE A hot-air furnace and a kitchen cabinet. Phone Red S512. 3-4-4t-pd FOR SALE Dry slab wood; meas ured cord, $3.50. Phone Red 1882. 2-20-tf. aRnlfa C. W. No. 2. STRAYED Yearling white face:! ,lpiro,. wlth ,)rnR. no bni vis-1 Ible; crop off left car and swal- ,, low fork under bit in right ear. i r.u. .fiiiiigiiuiii, (v. r. i. or Phone Farm Ixfi. 3-2-fit. ' (j; When Itching Stops ' There is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itcliing torture and skin irri--: tation almost instantly and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druHRist for a 35c or SI bottle f d , jt dirccted 1 vou will find that irritations, pimples. -1 DiacKneaos, eczema, oiotcncs. ruiKwuuu banishes most skin eruptions and makes Jie skin soft, smooth onu neanny. The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O. " 1 ninck.SflJc Stove Pollth I dry njiit; run U.-i-l to tin I Im t (n.l: lil'.il hi. I tX'l I or o iu;ihtv; i.L.r tu'ciy Iio I $kI ui' money a worm. Black Silk Stove Polish It nnt nnlr nntt tfftyffiflftl. bet ft tlrf?t a hrflll. t:'l. ti.l vlunfi'. II at rmitiuf !rt obt fff.fl ff it), ,iy toiler i.l,',. Illi.lf 8Hk Stuve i'olmh iIikm not nifi tilt It l.tta fntr nmta us touu t ordinu-y puiiiili - to it trtayirii limo, fxfirk tuid nton.'. Ilnn't toffftl wImwi Von ttniitlt vc iK.ltt-f,b.f"fP tu :h for Iliac fc rjilh. IflllRtCt 1l.rt.itnlnvatyllthyoii if bI v. iructiftrvfUlnfunii 1uur nfbfmf;. m.cle Silk Slmra Potiih Woikt. Slcrlint. Illinoit. U.' nlt-k Silk AlrOr.lffa lr.fi I. tin nr I .n p-ra!. rn(-i.tiim.ri'iic-pipct, kthI nulf n."t.i;i. iiio rtmt. I'tffvmu ru.ti..f. Try ft. Uw nttrk Silk Mfil Pot. ttli foriiiirmirt,Dn'kH.fln firt or brrtt. Ij mtfa q-m-My. ttfily RntJ Irtvrt a ht ili;,i.t I ir'Hta, It hn tK uiutl tot out on fMItomvUlta. IN EVERY DROP" 1 t delivery schedule - As Provided rfn Recommendation of State Council of Defense.; er - Tho new nchedulo for delivery ser- t, 1 n Hiiuniln t a vn.tllfiet Ofl llV I the State Council of Defonse, has been arranged as folfowa ' ' Out-side North District (inclnd - ing everything east of Spruce, north Tim institution ni-'"Zi' of Z and west .of Hecond)--Ono dc- ?f 1 "l"1S ,nhllUU, '1 livery each day, leaving at o'clock. KB VltOS HOW nCCOUnth,-W North District (from Second to rfSh ' nnd OtlOOlirarrOS l'O"-- CW) Fil l Leaves twice each day, at Ji?J "V" ' " ulu''h s ' - J o'clock In the morning and 2 o'clock in the afternoon.- NOrill iilSll lCL VII Mill J'li ivf Spruce) Leaves twice each day, nt 10:30 u. m.' and 4:30 p. m. East District (from Washington to Jefrernon) Leaves each day at !l o'clock hi the morning and at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. East District (south ot Washing ton avenue) Leaves each day at, 10:30 In the morning -and 4:30 in: the afternoon. - 1 South District (from M avenue to; A street) Leaves once each day at j 2 o'clock In the afternoon. i South District (from Main to N; avenue) Louvcb each day at 9 .In j the morning and 2 In the afternoon, j West District (from Main to Rail-, troad) Leaves each day at 10:30 in; I the morning and 4:30 in the afror-5 Inoon. 3-6-tf.iV ' Illustrated lecturo on Odd Fellow- ahip.al.-1. .O- O. F, halV Thursday; voiiing? Slarcli 1' ' Alfotlil "Fellows, , Rcbokahs and friends of -th 'order';' are Invited. P.y order Committee... 3-4-St. i Oregon Nursery Go. of Orenco, Oregon GEORGE BALL, Agent .Phone lilaek 1181 1212 Washington Ave. a Grande, Oregon Fraternal L I., o. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night nt 8 p. m. In Eaglo hall next to F.Iks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Visitor always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. GEO. YOUNG, Die. ! HARRY SWART, Sec. B. P. O. IJ. ELKS, La Grande Lodge No. 4 33. Lodgo meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Homo and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks. NORMAN DESILET, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. K. of L. of Security Ml. Emily Council, No. 240, meets tho second and fourth Monday evening at S o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members arc welcome. J. K. FITZGERALD; Pres. ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Sec. FLORENCE BRYANT, Rec. Sec. KHALED TEMPLE NO. 170 Dra matic Ordor Knights of Khornssan. Instituted Feb. 20, 1914. Meets the third Friday of each month at K. P. hall.. All visiting Votaries Kclcinie. C. M. HUMPHREYS. Sec. ; WOODMEU OF THE WORLD-La Grande Camp No. Hi!) meets every first and third Monday at Eagles' Hall. All visiting neighbors wel I come. Dues payable at the ort'ee of tho clerk, New Foley Bldg., 9 1 a. in., to 5 p. m. J. J. MURCIIISON, C. C. It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. ;C Conservation is a Sli) j hig fat-tor in' mod- i om war- T,,1 l"""'- $ .!(ffl) t"'al lat,'f,t8 uE tnc ?SS ag: nation are not alone, ilv at ,tle front, lut Ci3 ;! t h t o u g h out the- ff) eomitry the w o in e n and di'eu w h o iiil- a re adopting n practieal wav-time program: SKy Ther are conserv ing the nation's re sonroes: f'onsnmiin' law , fsa Til 'in la Tien- l j is tesa " t"" !(rjy (lueed; Ijuilding in :(J lfij at the hank. lpS UlllI' ClCJ (OSltlll I? Ill acOOtllltS HOW lliahl- 9 Lp tained in its Waving rj) Department.. m United States S National Bank La Grande,Oregon Cf3 Business Directory 1AXI-CAUS ( CALL GREEN 13 for a Taxi- i Stand at the Foley Hotel. ' I ' ' m VALLEY VIEW FLOUR MILLS . Rowe & Richardson, Cove, Ore. WHITE OJARTZ Blue Stem Blend GOLDEN HEART Hard .Wheat Graham Flour, I. X. L. Germ Bran, Shorts and Mill Feed Directory A. P. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. tSb A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodgo No. 27 meets every Monday night In Castle Hall(K. of P. Hall) A Pythlin welcome to .ill visiting Knights C. K. McCORMICK, C. C. DELILE GREEN, K. of R. & S. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. 60 meets every Tuesday evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem bers ate Invited to attend. SARAH McCLURE, N. O. MATTIB GOLDEN, Rec. Sec. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 nivets on the first and third Thursday cvculngs of each month In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. L. J. MUNnALL, V. C. W. V. ASHMAN, Clerk ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Cftmp meets every second Friday after noon end every fourth Friday even ing, every month In K. P. hall. All visiting members cordially welcom. HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle. NELLIE V. VINACKE, Rec. O. E. S. nope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each TLonth. Visiting members ior dlnlly welcomed. ; 8ADIB E. GIVEN, W." M. MARY A. WARNICK.See. "St
