La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 16, 1918, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENIXCl OBSERVER PAGE ?EVEN If You Want to Buy or Sell Something SATURDAY, ilARCH' 16, 1918 The Observer's ' FOR RENT - FOR KALE Livestock - ! FOR RENT Two light housekeeping FOR SALE. 50 head of Cattle. rooms. Crouse Apartment house, 18 cows, 10 head two-year old formerly known as Moore Apart- Steers, 3 Head 3 year old steers, uionts. 1U7 Fourth St. 3-13-tf 21 ,,eal1 ' yearlings. Most - nil nro red stock, except 0 Jei- FOU RENT-Apartment, also room SPy cwa' Cowa a, Ilcsh for lady or gentleman. Darland "7nT """ on- A' I a t., n r.t of , are in good shape. Edwin Morri.i f! ' I . j "" Snnimervlllo. Ore. 3-15-31 ! FOR RENT A modern apartment j..,m SALE Ileal Estate ! witty separate bath. Gilbert t - . . - apartment house. Call Red 501. FOR SALE. Acre lot No. "24, 3-S-tf. Grand View addition; has good -j orchard. Also lots 7 and 8, FOR RENT-Two nice rooms for ',lock ,"' Subdivision. Ad- ,, , . , , , , , dress 1.. V. Nos er, 2119 Grand light Housekeeping; also separate BLf N B Minneannll9, Mjnn. bedroom; two blocks from center 3-15-St pd of town. 1512 Adams Avenue. - . Phone Black 3901. 2-20-tr. FOR SALE. Two lots, three-room' house; woodshed; storeroom; j cellar. Cheap is taken nt once. FOR RUNT Furnished Call, L., eare or Observer. j 3-15-4t; FOR RENTTwq. .room,, .furnished rr-r - ; house. 1300 O Ave. I'hone Fon SALE. Two houses at a bar-j Black 502. 3-12-tf. Rain. It looking for an invest- - . . . ment. Investigate this. R. A. FOR KENT Furnished housekeep- Crawford, Block 562. 3-ir-2tpd i ' Ide rooms. Inquire at Harris' j .Furniture Co. ' Phone Red 3171. FOR - SALE-One ten-room house,; .j.n-tf partly furnishel, and one four-room j house, furnished; rents well. Two FOR RENT Two room furnished blocks from business center.- One house; call 1301 O Ave. or phone of tl,e bcst locations in La Grande; Red 3101. 3-C-tf. fr hoarders and roomers, or ani apartment house. Price .?,000 if FOR RENT Modern furnished sold at once. Improvements paid, house. Phone Blak 37G1, or call Coiner Sixth and Spring. Phone 210,1 First St. ' 8-5-tf. Red 8812. 3-13-tf j : 1 ...... ... FOR SALE 17 lots, 0 room house, WANTI..D-Mlscelln..eo..s. pByed gtrMt. cear. wA XmMon. ",v' terms; may consider trade. Make WANTED. Man with some rxpcrl- otrcr fol. ei. pa,.t A(1(ll(.ss once In creamery work and in owner, care Observer. 3-12-Dtj ice-cream making. Valley .LI-;-' Creamery. 3-15-tf pou SALE Real esiat; wtite for particulars. Jas. Bone, Emaiett, Vim SALE Poultry and Eggs 3-S-lmo pd. FOR SALE Setting hens, Anda- I'OK 8ALF Miscellaneouii lusion and Plymouth Rock hatch'- .-.-w. ing eggs, $1.00 per 15; large Den- FOR SALE Dry slab wood; nfeas- ver onions, $2.00 per sack; onion ured cord, $3.50. Phone Red sets, Sc per lb.; well matured 18S2. 2-20-tf. seed potatoes, $1.50 per sack; - vegetable oysters. Black 3fll. FOR SALE Home grown alfaira 1904 East N. 3-12-Gt. seed at farmer's prices. C. W. -wwv Bond, I.a Grande Route No. 2. FOR SALE Hatching eggs from 2-!S-lrao. ... carefully selerted mating of single comb Rhode Island Red," Barred ' f "' - '; Bocks W5ite Orpington and English LOST D(,tWB(, Covo aml White Leghorns. Eggs, per la. $1.0 Qnnin, a black traveling ' ha, to S3.00; per 100, 58.00 to $12.00. containing lady's wearing npparet. Call Black 3011. J. II. Day, 1214 Notify M'elmer Bros., Cove. W Avenue. 3-11-1 mo 3-15-3t ! THE BOOKWORM ! Books on forestry in the public library arc as follows: Western Forestry and Conservation Association: "Practical Forestry." Recknagel: "Theory and Practice or Working Plans." ; Graves: "Principles or Handling Woodlands." U. S. Dept. or Agriculture: "Primer or Forestry." (Farmers' Bulletin) Pincb'it: "Training or a Forester." Siidwurth: "Forest Trees ot the Pa cific Slope" IkioiiH for Soldiers nnd Knlloi-x. The campaign lor collecting read ing m.'.tter for eiilislwd. men Ik to continue during the war. but a spec ial In: "naive campaign i to be made durin-: the week ol March IS and following. A million and a hair dollar fund was raised by gifts or tho people for the establishment of camp Hlnnrlcp. nearly all of which are Dw in full operation. It is planned to uce the funds largely loi jiooks of a serious nature, as It was anticipated that the lighter books would he largely supplied by girt. Experience has proved that the iiien We have dozens of $4.00 value's, all we are closing out at i.oo, $1.50, Classified Ads. are eager to read, and books must be provided. Bring or send books to the near est public library. The La Grande public library Is open from 1 to 0. and 7 to 9 p.m.. Unoks will bo sent to Portland for distribution to the various camps and dispatch of fices. If you cannot bring the books telephone Main 7 til) and someone will call tor them. Do not send old popular maga zines. Current magazines should be rent through the post office. Bring any kind or good modern books. Do not bring the discards that nobody wants to read; but the kind you like yourself. The camp library headquarters have turned down set3 of Klsie hooks, school rradeni an tedating the civil war, Sunday school hooks of fifty years ago, a broken file of a German periodical devoted to natural history, dating from 1 SCO. annual reports or the Episcopal eye and ear hospital, and copies ot the Housewife and Homo Needlework. .Mobilize Your Idle Hooks. S Give the book you prize tho most; not the one you care for least. I G i 4I10. book that causes a pang at piirtlnf, like saying pood by to $2.00 mmmm Vur llolginn Rollof. Answers to questions that may arise concerning collection of gar ments, by Red Cross before March 25, 1918: Is this an authorized Red Cross ac tivity? . Answer: Yes, until March 25th, 1918, under the regulations pre scribed. It is an act of co-operation with the Commission for Helier in Belgium undertaken by the Red Cross as the result of a direct re quest made to Mr. Davidson by Mr. Hoover. How are wo to explain this demand when the slatoment has no often been made that the Red Cross does not want worn clothing? Answer: The Red Cross does not want worn clothing because the Rtd Cross has no way whatever of send ing such clothing abroad. In this case the Belgian Relief Commission has provided room on its own ships to transport ,.hi8 ' badly-needed clothing. The Red Cross has sim ply loaned Us organization for this Collection. After the collection has been made the Red Cross will have no use Tor worn elothing. How shall expense of collection be mot? Answer: Expense should bo very All) THK KIDNEYS Do Not Endanger Life When I,n (iramle Citizen Shows You the Way to Avoid II. -Why will people continuo to suffer the agonies of kidney complaint, backache, urinary disorders, lame ness, headaches, langour, why allow themselves to become chronic Inval ids when a tested remedy l. offered them? Doan's Kidney rills havo been used In kidney trouble over 50 years, have been tested in thousands of enses. If you have any, even one, of the symptoms of kidney diseases, act now. Dropsy or Bright's disease may sot in and make noglect dang erous. Rend this La Grande testi monial: Mrs. Frank Rronkler, 2010 Third St., ssys: "Donn's Kidney Pills have been a household medicine for kid ney trouble In our home for a numb er of years and they have always proven a groat success. Whenever I notice my kidneys are not noting as they should, I take oan's kid ney Pills for a. few. daya and Ihey never fail to relieve the trouble. I couldn't recommend anything their equal." Price fiOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Donn's Kidney Pills the same an old friend. Ten chances to one it will mean more (o some soldier boy. Give the book that is si ill alive but which you and your family have outgrown. It Is tho 0110 which should he passed 0:1 to camp libra ries. Givo books on tschniral sub jects; there is an Insistent call for works on aeroplanes, automobiles, gas engines and engineering topics generally. Don't think tho boys are Intel ested only In fiction. LEGAL XOTK'KS NOTICE OF I 'IX Aw SiriTLEMIAT Notice is hereby given that J. F. IConloy, administrator of the estate ol Edwaid E. Conley, deceased, has 'filed In the County Court or Union i County, Oi exen, his rinal account In the administration ot the estate ot Edward E. Conley, deceased, and also of the partnership estate of Conley and (Jarlty, composed of said decedent and J. A. Garity and said court has pet Mouday the 25th day or March, 1018. at two o'clock, p. m., at the county court loom in La Grand", Oregon, aa the time and styles 1 Cash " i light. Collection should cost very little; storage, little or nothing: packing, very little. If thoro Is un avoidable expense for cartage, pack ing, loading, etc., keep It to the minimum and audit as a regular Chapter expense, paying from gen eral fund.: The privilege of making this collection for tho Relief Com mission gives the Red Cross the opportunity " nave a part In a great nnd necessary war time work on a basis that entails very little expense to the Chapter nnd gives every Rod Cross member a chance ! to co-operate In the actual work. How largo a collection Is to be made? ' Answer: At least 5,000 tons In the United States, 200 tons from this Division." , . Should our Chapter endeavor to ex ceed Its allotment? Answer: J)'!. Can the Junior Red Cross help In ' this work? , Answer: Yes. With the consent of the school authorities tho Chair man of the Chapter School Com mittee should volunteer tho entire force of the Juniors In this efrort 'or wich work as thov may proper!)' do. Where wlll tho clothing go? , Answer: To the suffering people Professional Directory OSTEOPATHIC -PHYSICIAN DR. J. L. INGLE Osteopathic phy sician. Third floor New Foley Bldg. Honrs 10-12 a. m.; 2-5 p. in., and by appointment. Office phone, Red,17Cl, residence Red 881. DR. MARGARET INGLE Osteo pathic physician. Diseases of wo men nnd children and obstetrics. JIKCIIANO-TIIKItOPY DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano Therapy; chronic diseases my specialty; Physical ad . Mental Science. Hours: 1:30 to 12:00 a. m., 1:30 to 4:30 p. m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and 2 over Cool idge Paint Store, Adams Ave. VETERINARY DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter ! lntrian. Hospital, 1409 Madison I A?. State Stallion Inspector and inspector of stock for shipment. ; Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative'' Phone, ! Main 112. place Tor the hearing or said ac counts anil all objections thereto. .1. F. CONLEY, 2-23 3-2, ), 10, 23 Administrator. CALL FOR lill'ltOVEME.NT noxns. Notice Is hereby given that Im provement Bonds or the City or La Grande, Oiegon, numbers 347 lo 375, both inclusive, bearing date the 1st day of May, 1!II2, in: eluding Interest to date of redemp tion, will lie taken up nnd redeem ed by the Treasurer of the City of La Grande, at the office of tho said treasurer in La Grande, Oregon, on the first dav of May, 1!HS. I11- terest on said hnndri will ceatie 'rrom and after the said first day of May. 1018. Dated this If.lh day or .March, irns. FLORENCE BACON, Treasurer or the City ot La Gtnde, Oregon. ; w 3-15-3t j ' " "' "' " " n- ' j Money tn lan. On Improved real property In ' Union county. No delays. Current i rates. La Grande Investment f : Adv. tr. of occupied Belgium and Northern Franco. ' Are baby clothes needed?. Answer: Women have been turn-1 ed away by tho thousands from tho empty storehouses of the Belgian ! Relief Committee, nnd their new , born babies are swaddled In rags, i illpon us reals the responsibility for ; tho lives or thesa Imbles. : Where will tho clothing go? ' Answer: To tho suffering people of occupied Belgium and Northern ' France. ! Statement Of ChristmiiK Membership . llrlvo Vnr l iilon County. Tho quota allotted to Union Coun ty in this drive was $5,000, but as usual we went over tho top ahead of time and exceeded our quota by about 14 per oent. One pnrtlcular I ly pleasing feature was that every precinct in the county exceeded Its ' allotted quota, showing . that the i spirit was universal all over tho county and not confined to any par- , tleulur section. . . . i . Mrs. Geo. Cochran was campaign 'manager in La tirnnde and under her leadership the Neighborhood Club proved tho ability of the Lad les of La Grande and vicinity to make good on anything they tinder take without asking for the assist ance of the sterner sex. Blue Mountain Grnnge went over i tho top with 100 per cent member-. i ship and from all parts of the coup- j ty similar reports come In. . In several of the larger cities of the slnto, subscriptions were taken up from business men to buy mem- 'bershlpB for sailors and soldiers, thereby swelling their membership but nil Union county's wore hona fkle subscribers, with exception or nuout 30 memberships In La I Grande, . which were presented by the business men to worthy parties who did not reel able to purchase I membership. The Neighborhood : Club guaranteed to every man nnd woman in La Grande a membership IT they desired one. The "2 for 1 sale" now on at Si.lver- thorn's Family Drug Store means just I what it is called that the customer i gets two of an article sold for tho j price of one. All these articles on jthis sale have been sold by this drug store for many years and have been ibig sellers in La Grande. '' No one can l muke n mistake in buying on this sale j at Silverthorn's Family Drug Store. 3-15-21 o Come seo tlfe children In "Cinder ella in Flowcrland" and living flag by primary or L. D. S. children, High School; 8tHrdar-.renlng at X:00 p. in r Adipixsion 26 cents, children 10 cents. " ,' , 3-14-3t. You may waut a box of very nice writing paper, something that Is better than the ordinary. You will uo able to find Just what you Waut r.t Silvcrthorn's Family Drug Store. 3-11-tr. ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD ft EAKIN T. H. Crw- ford and Robert 8. Eakin, Attor neys n law. Practice In all tb courts of the state and the United States. orrice, West-Jacebson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon, COCHRAN & EBERHARD Seo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Ebtrhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. CREEN & RUDOLPH Attorney!, R. J. Green nnd L. O. Rudolph, Attorneys at Law, West-Jacobs Building. ' AUCfllTKOTS C. E. MILLER Architect, room 27, New Foioy Bldg. Thone Red 1871. i 1 '. 1 . . UJLI1W EUR 'I- J- -j- -j- j j j- ! i i j ?2'2 t ! Have the Observer Job' Dept. ! J estimate on your printing; needs. ! You got the benefit of cuwh buy- .J.' ing. Phone Main 7. ! .J.1 .;. . .;. 4. 4. 4. . .y j NOTICE. Persons outside or fire limits will not need a tire permit to burn rub bish until June 1, 10IX. C. L. MACftKV, Fire Ch'.cf. Beaut if ill sunshiny days are the ays for kodak picture taking and ; that menns you will need films Tor your kodaks, and these may all be had and developed and finished well and. promptly at Silverthorn's Fam ily Drug Store. 3-11-tr. She Was hi tied Two Months. Women surrrring backache, rtieu mallc pains, sore muscles, utlf f joints or any symptoms or kidney trouble, should read this letter Ironi Mia. 8. C. .Small, Clayton, N. M.: "I had been under the doctor's care all summer nnd In bed two ninaths, but kept getting worse. In January I got ro bad I told them something had to be done or I craldn't live. We noticed an advertisement for Fo ley's Kidney rills and sent for some. They have done me more good than all other medicines." Sold Every where. Adv. The rorn mill in South La 1 Grande l.i making freih corn meal I every day, try it. 3-15-2t I locals i And: Advertising in Brief To Introduce Our "OWN .MAKE" I'RRl'ARATIONS We Ar. Of reining You the Benefit of Our HooveriK d Sale 2 for 1 , for Three Days Only, Thursday, Friduy and Snturndy. Silvcrthorn's Tooth Paste, regular 2"c, 2 for 25c Silverthorn's Tooth Powder, regular 25c 2 for lie Silverthorn's Talcum Powder, regular 25c 2 for 25c Silverthorn's Cleansing Massage Creutn, regular 25c 2 tor 25c Violet Cream, for chapped skin, sun burn, etc., regular 35c. ... .2 for ,15c Silverthorn's Almond Crenin, regular 25c 2 for 25c Silverthorn's After Shave Lotion, reg ular 25c ..2 for 25c Silverthorn's Ideal Hairdresslng, reg ular 50c 2 for 50c Silvcrthorn's Depilatory, regular 75c ......2 for 75c White Pine and Eucalyptus Cough Kvmn vniriilnr 9F,. 9 fat 9,. White Pine and Eucalyptus Cough, (Jy Syrup, regular 50c 2 for 5flc I'ffii Silvcrthorn's Campholatum, regular j5.J 25c ..2 tor 25c And many other items. We make this sale as an inducement to get new cus tomers into our store, and we are of- fenng all customers the benefit of this silverthorn's family drug STORE ' To Whom It May Concern: I will not be responsible for any accounts contracted by my wife after March 8. 3-12-6tpd. J. G. ORMOND. Young Girl will keep children of cvonings. Phone Rod 3751. 3-lfi-3t Farinors when in La Grande should r.c the Portable grain bin at Child's Auto Llvory. Leave name and solicitor will call later In tho season. 3-C-tf. HAT SALE ' For 15 days will Bell hats for $1.00-nnd $1.50. These hats are values or $3.00 to $4.00. 3-14-St. TOOGERY. j If you wan to k,cep pnx hanjilfi and face and ' complexion In tin? condition, drop In and see what our face lotions will do for you. They era just right at Silverthorn's Fam ily Drug Store. 3-1 1-tf. Oregon Nursery Co. of Orenco, Oregon GEORGE BALL, Agent Phone Black 1181 , 1212 Washington Ave. La Grande, Oregon "rive Minutes from Anywhere" in Portland The Multnomah Hotel IviidialfH a "iioiiiev" atmosphere, and invites I'liion County people to pull its latchsfi'ing if they seek n brand of hos pitality siinihir to t hut. of their Eastern Oregon homes. A Large and 50c Luncheons -- Dinner and Supper Dancing When in Portland you will the Oregon Hotel news stand P ........... jm. ''. ITHFV1I 0 !h n'l '.i - fit IW llllll I. Ill N (" S3.fl . .. : .. ... -sr:; Vjy ana tne sanor, witn the farmer, stand j business man and banker, bringing to jrC every resource of g. richest nation. ' SSL'; This institution' in- Si vites the coopera tion of every pro gressive element in VAj t,c community and extend s its best 3-14-atiKZ; , , , services ana lacui ties to insure the early winning of the war. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon Business Directory TAXI-CABS CALL ORE1S.Y 18 for a Taxi. Stand at the Foley Hotel VALLEY VIEW FLOVR MILLS Rowe 2 Richardson, Cove, Ore. WHITE QUARTZ Blue Stem Blend GOLDEN HEART Hard (Wheat Graham Flonr, I. X. L. Germ Bran, Shorts and Mill Feed : i Comfortable Lobby find The Observer on sale 'at and Imperial Hotel. !L. ......... 4 ' .