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SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1918 LA GJUXDE OBSERVER PACJE SEVEN S3 .';:;'ifPL iii 1 "1 am 1 1 ; Great values here in these Collegian Spring overcoats I - The Hookworm, uka The I.b Grnndo Public Library re-'! Ipnrts that the people of iho city J rtiiiiriiiiiicu j;n nooks during th . , ' past wnek for the use or our sol- l..... ..... idlers una sailors, nncl Hist mare ' FOR RENT hooks aro mill ti HiUR In. I It Ih hoped ihnt o:k srtf-v week FR RENT A modem four room they will cnnlliiiin to come In I furnished cottage, lt4 Ninth (steadily, for nnr men will need' street. .Phono Rod 661. Adv. i book as Ions a the war lasts, nndi 8-28-St. the supply must be constantly re- The Observer's Classified Ads. Style Fit ' Long wear YOU decide close-fitting or loose -or perhaps a Nockabout, with r.o lining to wear out, none to pay for. But there can be noquestion of the makg. If you. seek nil the value your money can buy Adler Collegian. . Smart stylet for every man of 17 to 70 Prices just those that you like to pay Adler 'OR RENT Nice . modern apart ment, Darling Apartments, 6 Depot Street. Adv. , 3-27-tt FOR RENT. Our homo, five room new bungalow; most desirable location in the city. Aero of land ; Rood garden spot. Call this office. 3-2fi tf WANTED. Young lady wishes po sition as clerk; office or store. Inqulro, Observer office. :i-2fi-r.t pd Tfiniw-p m Bin I WWII I w -Housekeeping Rooms 3-21-tf Clothi i -Two nice rooms for light housekeeping; also separate bedroom; two blocks from center of town. 1612 Adams Avenue, rhone Blaclt 3901. 2-26-tf. Ash Brothers It Sure Does the Work. Changeable weather and. wet feet make March a dangerous month for coughs, cold, cvoiin and whooping cough. Be prepared to get prompt relief. Don't let a cold run Into ser ious sickness. Mrs. W. H. Thornton) 3623 W. loth St, Little Rock, Ark., writes; "My little boy had a severe attack of croup and I honestly be lieve he would have died If it had not been for Foley's Honey and Tar. Two (loses relieved him. 1 would not be without It at any price." Sold Everywhere. Adv. " Dance, " Under auspices of La Grande Re view No. 27, W. n. A. 0. T. M. for benefit of W. V. A. patriotic service, at Eagles hall.'Frlday even ing, April 19, 1918 Admission $1. A civ 3-26-30.; 4-2-0-9.-1 3-1 G-l 8. "WAR-SAVINQS STAMPS mark an epoch in: our NATIONAL LIFE." Secretary. McAdoo. . PROPERTY OWNERS AND REAL .... i ; '. ESTATE COS. plenlshed. The public Is urged to form Iho habit of turning In their new books as soon as they have rend them. In this way, a constant stream or rresh books Into the camps will be assured, and a most effective barrage established aguinst the blue devils of loneliness unci de pression. All books received will bo shipped to such points s the A. I.. A. may IFOR RUNT, designate. Tho needs or all camps B 1202. and stations in this vicinity will j " bii taken care or first. Most of tho FOR RENT- hooks collected along the Atlantic seaboard will be shipped to France! as rapidly as possible. At least half j a million are needed there at once, j and a constant stream of replace-1 inenta must be maintained for the I wastage will be very, great. Hence the call for hooks, books and more books. Tho A. L. A. has built up nn or ganization capable . of handling thousands. That tho books will bo forthcoming cannot be doubted. Thanks Is due to the ladles who combined tho war-savings educa tion campaign with, the soliciting of hooks for the soldiers and sailors. . , ,., ...ii.h FOR RENT. A two-room furnished for, please notify the public library. Are you nn amateur gardner? Ask at the library to see Lowther's "Encyclopedia of Practical . Hortl- POSITION WANTED. An experi enced gasoline tractor engineer wants position. Write C, earo of Observer. 3-25-6t-pd WANTED Clean White Cotton Itugs at the Observer Office; 3o per lh, WANTED. A six room modern house, unfurnished, lnqulro, Ob server. , 3-z:i-tr Van KA!(K Hen! Fstulo FOK UKXT Furnished I am prepared to clean wall paper and Hard-finished Kalsomlne Walls by a new process that I can positively guarantee to give perfect satisfaction for about one-third the cost of new work. Cull Phone Red $832, and ask for Larcom, and I will gladly call and give estimate 'on work. ' . 3-26-6t FOR RENT Furnished four room house, $15; five room furnished house, $25. Garden space with both. Phoi- Black 1883. Adv. .. 3-28-31 FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms with bath, on lower floor. 2107 Third" street. Phone Black Sill. 3-18-tf FOR SALE fi-room modern house cheap if taken at once. Corner of Fir and Y. .'1-22-tf BUSINESS conns FOR SALE Real estate; write for ' particulars. Jus, Bono, Emmett, Idaho. 3-9-1 mo pd. 'Oil SAI.K Mlsccllmieoue FOR SALE Home grown Minneso ta No. 13 Seed Corn. J. W. IT. Neheker. Phone Farmers 21X3. Mnr 21-tf FOR SALE Clood piano; cheap. Must he sacrificed on account of going to war. inquire 1803 Fourth St., Apartment B. 3-21-tf I nnni-titmnt. modern: very reason able. 1000 Wash. . 3-21-tt FOR SALE FOR RENT. A two-room furniBhed i Unlit hnunn-keenlng nnnrtment culture." This work in four vol-1 ,j.,.-,. vi-v roiinnnnhln. Rod 7 M Zgc& BEST' IW' THE LONG RUN &B&ki$ - -A aJIjIWi11 i Sr. mft yon 5 TW. Stsn .f CoodrickllrciareStcibcd u( TEBTEPf IRES' :'; fj ' 9 W The Wr.r j I Saving S 1 tit ' f I MjIof"fl grtVi mi 1 1 rVii i sxe (America's RoaaS jIGHTING tires, which hurl their tough treads and sturdy mu3cular bodies agatnot tho road, and battle tho roughest Roing with phenomenal mileage, are Goodrich Tested Tires. You fcrcooo oplendid 3ervice in their gener ous, masterful sire, and they have proved it for you on the car ana on tnu roaa. - . For Goodrich Test Csr Fleets have brought back f-cr.-. r. rod test, ' whfth ran ths lcr.c;'-h of tho : continent and tho y;cr c.f 2EI', u rsev standard for tires, tho Tested of . . ' . ' ' . . ..-ccd ti Actual road roughing it thua proves the tiro 'tor.'.;. -SHA'ERTOWN COUDS, and BLACK SAFETY TI1CA1 -that the spiral-wrapped,- cable-cord tire body, and toucl. b!. rubber baffle the teeth of the road. . Get proven durability and dependability in the tires that mastered 1 the roads of America in the 4,178,744 tire miles, traveled by tho Tent "i Car Fleets. Get tire economy and satisfaction ir. "America's Tested Tires." ' . fj Buy from Goodrich dealers, located everyw.iere. i THE B, F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY ?i Portland Branch ; Broadway and Bumsidc SI., Portland, Ore. :V5 iTTHE CITY OF GOODRICH AKRON, OHIO. Jfcv-ijf tfrftn WE SELL GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES AND CASINGS. Complete Stock.: In All Sizes. LaGrandeGarage ( HAS. McCRARY. Prop. Wiisliiiviton fitrc'ot j . WE SELL GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES AND CASINGS. Complete Stock All Sizes Hamilton Garage BURT HAMILTON, Prop. Corner Fir and Jefferson umes is conveniontly Indexed nnd well IRuBtratcd. It is published In j tho Northwest, which makes It of especial value. You will have to bo very expert If you cannot learn something from it. The library has also soveial cop-; les of French: "How to Orow Veg etables, and othor standard works., j A fairly complete ,fllo of Farmers' ouiietins may aiso uo uurniwuu rrom the library, containing mono graphs qn cabbage, beans, celery, beans, potatoes, onions and otbors. Several bulletins on poultry have been received and new bsolcs on the subject have been ordered. "The Siege of Berlin," by Al phonse Dnudot is a story of great literary merit which bring ! 'tears to the eyes. His other shor'. stoiy of the Franco iiKsl:in v rt, "The Last Class," or js if. I scmelloics translated, "Tho L;.st Frnel Les son," is also a classic. Both stor ies picture' the; sadness tof France at the success of the Prussian arms n 1871. It, Ik Impossible to supply the do mnml for war books at the library, partly because of the present dis organization of tho book trade In the oast. To serve the convenience of the greatest' number the librarian will reserve for you any of tho fol lowing books. You may not be ablo to get some of the more popu lar ones for several weeks. Aldrlch Hilltop on tho Maine. Aldrich On the Edge of the War Zone. Cahlo Between the Lines. Cherndame Tho Pangerman Plot Uamnsked. Coleman From Mons to Ypres. Colomnn Willi Cavalry in tho Great War. Dawson Carry On. Doyle History of tho Great War, Vol. 1-2 Empey Over the Top. Friends of France The Field Service of tho American Ambulance. Gerard My Four Years In Ger many. ' Hall Kitchener's Mali. t Hay First 100,000. Hay All In It. : Hunt War Bread; Relief Work!, In Belgium. J Letters from Oregon Boys In , France. :i Lodge Raymond; or, Life nnd (J Death. I McConnell Flying for France. ! Mademoiselle Miss, Moilae A Soldier of tho Legion. National Security League. Hand book of the war for public speakers. Pent Private Peat. Powell Fighting In Flanders. Ruhl Antwerp to Galllpoll. Sieger Letters nnd Diary. ' Sherwood The Worn .Doorstep. A Soldier or Frunce to HIb Mother. Hwope Inside the Herman Umpire. it s Committee on Public formation. Publications. Van Dyke-- Fighting tor Pence, Andrews Three Thing". Benjamin Private Cuspard, Soldier of France. rholmondeley Christine. i Wells Mr. Brit'lng Sees I Through. llr.niniond Iirge Scale War Map of the Western Front, j Hand. McNiiiiy Battlefields of iTod.ny. i Graves Secrets of the German Wnr Office. i Out of Their Own Mourns. I Ackerinan Germsny, the iR"P,'llf' ... Tl. "nTT plnl rill eun t committee on public Information is ulso received daily. This gives the official statement of the v.rloi.s r..j ,i iriwln regulations. "' Unm. record of iother government affairs. ! i ii.miv lwiurs 1-0; 7-9 .lav's. Sundays, open for rending only, l:30-r.-3O. (modern); very 3093. 3-18-tt FOR RENT Two room furnished house. 1306 O Ave. Phone Black 562. 3-12-tf. FOR RENT Furnished liouaokeop lng rooms. Inquire at Harris' Furniture Co. Phone Red 3171. 3-9-tf. FOR RENT Modern furnished house. Phone Black 3761, or call 2103 First St. 3-6-tf. WANTED .Miscellaneous. WANTED Housekoeper on form; two In family. Apply Y. M. C. A. Adv. 3-29-2tp. Messenger Hoys Wanted. Must be 16 years old; wuges good; must bo noat.. appearing. Splendid chance fqr , advancement. Call In" person' lind talk with man ager Western Union Tel. Co. Adv. . 3-29-at. WANTED Position as housekeeper. Call room 30, Snvoy hotel. Adv. 3-29-St, WANTED. Girl or mlddlc-ngcd woman for dining room work. Im ouiro nt this office. 3-28-tf W A NTED. Thorou ghly competent girl for general housework. 8rnull family; good wages. References required. Address, X, care of Observer Office. 3-2 0- Ford truck In first- class condition. Inquire Ed Cyr, Gulloway-Roos Garage. 3-10-tf WANTED Clean White Cotton Rugs ut the Observer Offico; 3c per lb. FOR SALE Gentle five-year-old man; heifer calf: forty-eight Bucks first-class need potatoes, " 20th Century variety. See or call II. H. TAYLOR. Adv, 3-27, FOR SALE. Potatoes for Seed. Tho Now York Wonder, Good lookers, good cookers, good bak ers, heavy yleldors. What .more do you want. , Special select seed, $1.76; ' Special select cooking $1.60; undor-Blzo, good, $1. L. M. JenBcn, at Grande Hondo Lum ber Yard. v Mar. 22 tf The business man is Jy called upon to pvo p duee efficiently nn Igj tier new nnd imus & mil conditions. ) .It is important as never Derorc, that lie maintain the closest contact with every reliable f) source of timely in formation. J Familiar with con- ditions both locul and national, this organization places y&, the results of its ex perience directly 'at' the disposal of com mercial patrons. . ,' I United States M: t : W 11CIUUUCU Bank FOR SALE 1 mare, harness and buggy; $100, a. bargain. See ChnB. Volnwlnkler at Island City. Adv. 3-27-7lp. FOR HALE Poultry ami I'lggs' " FOR SALE. Black Minorca and White Leghorn setting eggs; Eng lish Cockerel from tho Missouri contest wlunoi'S. Record up to 283 eggs per year. , Breeders trapnostod the year round. Cher ry trees $10 per hundred. Mrs. Geo. Cliapmun. 8-22-tf FOR SALE Full bred Burred Rock eggs, $1.60 per setting or 16 eggs. Call Red 3S03. Adv. 3-29-tr. w dp nvt& qy mp BS? La Grande, Oregon Business Directory ,. TAXI-CABS CALL GHEKN' 23 for Toil. Bland at the Foley lloteL ""! i LOST. Oregon Nursery Co. of Orenco, Oregon FOR SALE. Pa rtrld go Plymouth Racks of quality; Eggs $1.60 for 16. Prlzo Winners. J. C. , Christiansen, 1312 W. Ave. 3-22-lm pd J VOW SALE Hatching eggs from I carefully selected mating of single comb Rhode Island Red, Barred Rocks, While Orpington und English White Leghorns. Eggs, per 15, $1.60 to $3.00; per 100, $8.00 to $12.00. Call Black 3011, J. It. Day, 1214 W Avenue. 3-11-lmo GEORGE BALL, Agent Phone Black 1181 1212 Washington Ave. La Grande, Oregon FOUND Service pin nt Rex hall. Party mny obtain name by culling lit this office. Adv. 3-29-2t. VALLEY VIEW FLOUR MILLS j Rowe A Richardson, Core, Ore. ' S WHITE QUARTZ S Blue Stem Blend 1 ' GOLDEN HEART Hard Wheat ! Graham Flour, I. X. L. Germ J Bran, Shorts and Mill Feed Notice. There will be a special meeting of La Grande Lodge No. 41 A. F. & A. M. tomorrow, Saturday af ternoon nt 2:16 p. nt. rrom the purposo of attending the funeral of our Into brother, J. T. Williamson, All Masons urged to be present. By order or tho Master. A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary, lu ll Next the commissions and week- Run Down, Aching people need a good tonic that will send the blood tingling through the body, enricii it by im proving the digestion, and clean it by expelling tho waste matter. Health is a matter of plenty of rich blood, free from Impurities. PERUNA dispels inflammation of the blood making organs, -the digestion-gives toue and "pep" to the membranes that line the lungs and ilie digestive tract, and Invigorates the entire system. You can have health if you Uke care ol your. elf and take Peruna when you need it At your drug gists. THE PUUNA COItrAKT Mr. Grain Farmer: Are you prepared to hnnillo your groin in bulk 7 Do not wnit until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work and worried with labor shortage, but build your grnneries now. You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for n first-class 1000 bushel portable granary for $54.68 and it will laBt for years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you $126.00 nnd this would lie n dead loss against this year's crop. A granary of this size enn bo moved anywhere nnd can he filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced ' labor handling nncl sewing sacks. The boys in the trenches need tho sncks for sand bags for the protection of their very lives and perhups your boy is umung them. ; Spend your money In your own valley by buying lumber manufactured nt. home. When you buy sacks part of the money goes to India, BtlLI) vIllIR GRANARIES NOW He prepared by building them before the farming season opens up, lie sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't use green lumber. Snve money- keep what you spend nt home prevent loss nnd damage from exposuro to weather leave the sacks for our boys in the trenches; help win the war by building granaries now. Portable granaries of this typo nre universally used In other sections. One trip with n good team will haul the ma terial for one granary. For particulars as well as prices on Union County lumber for nil farm purposes, see The George Palmer Lumber Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON