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LA GRANDE OBSERVER
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Don't forget that our
Carpet Department
; is ready io clean your Rugs and Carpets.
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LAUNDRY CO.
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v Gl Racine Country Road and Multi-Mile Cord tires Extra-Tested IM
QVm through every 'step in their construction bring extra tire value to the fj '
, man who seeks &m utmost in automobile utility. ' The Extra Tests J j
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Note These Extra Tests
: Th Extra Test for perfect fabric the Extra Test for tensile strength; the
Extra Test lot robber fitness; for accurate compound; for "frictioning;" for
carcass smoothness; for tread proportion; for even cure; for general wearability.
And one inspector works with every seven tire builders to insure the uniformly
high quality of each tire; '
Each Extra. Test shows in long time service. Each means better tire serv
ice for you. You'll krtovr a new standard of tire value when you know Racine
Country Road or Multi-Mile Cord Tires. Also red or gray tubes.
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RACINE RUBBER COMPANY, RACINE, WIS.
Galloway- Rees, Ag'eiits
Corner Adams and Fir," La Grande, OreV .
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H lffrfc lts ' Xlto,'noy ,w the Wcral 1'"ml bnnkt. , is nKlflttTKI) IXH.VO VrIlX
U I IfliU Spokane. writes the Obcsrvorl
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Racine Tire you buy bears the name
DKllAI, I.A.l BANK W ,
IN VIUMiPKHUt mHHTIOX!,Urtii to payoff -tof ti)ft iornmentjWMb;
Turner Oliver, Registrar ' unil At-
tomey, ilps Interesting Furls, i
Turner Oliver, former Ea' Grande l
some interesting facts regarding the
, 4,wcen of the institution. Among j Tn sonTo of ilie lfcattla up' the
pother thtngB, Mr. Oliver say9 that Wer, horse's" hare-' been on 'the. ranee
..4.;tho.hitn. is closing loans ut the.for eonslderftUlo ' tinie." In - fact In
pirate of about (2.00.0,000 per montli. ;many of the Boiitllefh 'exposed hill-
;Tlie. farmers -of Union county, have Ighios wine unliuala have been out
, it . ....w.
" :Dut all who are ellgiulo .under, the
Tlaw and , who need, money - should
i'nvull themselves of getting H ut the
' )J!low rato of Interest and easy terms
4 !uf forded by the Federal I.lind bank,
j,'Tlio b;uik is now taking care of
nouns as rapiuiy , ub tines are ap
proved, and uone of' the abstracts
a re held up longer than three or
jfonr (lays,o this part of the banH s
l affairs is being handled
cxpedlt-
t!iously. . " .'.
Incidcntnllv, the country Is now
fSlseelng (he wisdom of t'' ; Federal
Hetorve system or Banning, were
Impossible for tho country to fl-
tuinpA tlm trenienitnim renuirementR
r'ot.tno great war, out-.witn n.it. is
4? i possible to take care of a three
if". billion dollar or five billion dollar
jj,,loan immediately without any ser-
ions parting on the financial sys
Item of tho country. '
' Tlio result of tlio first year's work
frjof the Spokane Institution Is stim-
mod up bv Mr, Oliver as follows:
LoiuiK applied for, 17,333, ,.' ;
Amount applied for, $,3,233,2l3.
Farms appraised and rcortcd on,
11,820
Loans nproved, 011)8
Aggregate of loans approved $20,-
748,170.
Loans rojectod, 2C22, aggregat
ing $5',0!I3,74 5
Titles approved and
mortgages ,
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aggregating i
drawn, (i;l23
A I Loans paid, 5425)
4i!$12,C15.!i05. . . .
Z I National farm loan
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associations ',
organized and chartered, 344. ,
' I - Farm loan uondnanthorlzod, $11,-
rl75ii,ooo.
! Oiplln! Xeurly Dotililcd.
In a year the 'cnpital lias
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.e.i - oased from $750,000 . to 1,382,-1
:.742 through the; stock subscriptions !
ui viico uurruwer, equivalent 10 !j
pnr cent 01 nts loan. When the
capital roaches '$l,60b,000Vthc bank
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its origloul. capital of '(75(1.000,. a
provided for n. h Irw.;ml " -
mstoly nil stock win be- owned- I f
tho borrowers. - T' -!; ; . r
,alr winter... iu me past weeK
great many rattle liaic been taken
by ; tho' farmers to,C the hills, .; In
most cases atocl; ts UoIiik well.. '
Various residents of the Flat who
are" gracing Horses and ealtlo' on
the Mlmwn' range, vlBiled the rango
last week In reply to n rumor that
ticks wero enduugoring the slock,
ltho - E!b . Heeorder reports.
The
men rode tor several days and
,fnnn A all'-rhoir hordos and' ealtlo In
excellent condKlon., At the "new"
cabin, which lo located about five
miles lielow the forks ot the Mlnam,
they found one cow that had been
killed by ticks and several others
bad condition., but theso are Bald
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'.lo-oeiong lo parties at. vovo anu
wore .;poor ,' when tinned 1 on . the
range. , ' '.' "" '
Cattle and' horses belonging to
local stockmen were' In the beat of
condition;: when turhod on the range
this spring , and (jonscquently arc
doing well. :V . :' ' ! ' .
HOTEL FOR SALE Will sell fur
niture and lcaso good business in
a good town, . Qwnnr' will sell
cheap on account of sickness. See
Henry T. Hill, Eboni II, Westr
.laeobson Bldg. 4-13tf
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CAM AS, WAS HINfiTOX.
Permanent work' for steady men
or91. eighteen years old. .
No experience necessary.- v ;
Married men nreferred.' :
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Outside work to start 'With; will
ing and capable men advanced to
better positions. '
'Lowest wages, (3.37 for nine
i hours. -. ' '-.'.
Jlill has been running normally
nntt wit nout . trouoiov to wor tmon
for man-h.onths although strike
cd!iod ,ant. October has not yet been
f(lrnially
declared off. Over 750
j moh on payroij.':
Board
vaS lodshig can bo ob-
tainecWnt SliioO to '$7.50 per weeji,,
depending upon location,-",' '
! Camas Is on nmln line of S1. P.
!& S. . raiM&ad, about, twontf-fwtir i
I miles from-' Portlbnd', Oregon, nnd
I hbout fifleen utiles from Vancouver,
Washington. Jitney service to Vnu-
'converi half hour electric service,
Vancouver to Portland: two l(oat
; liner,, :Ocinaa to- Pdrtianrf! -sfare on
i onu 25c: oilier 50c.
Cut out this ad and apply In por
tion of Cnnina office 'or loom 500,
Oregon. Building, Portland, and you
will ho given job, if able-bodied.
I oven If nU.vaouncleft are- then filled-.;
Thio offer applies for Mio 'next few
wecka only. ' 4-13-Kt
Hlgln (Jii-I a War Xiirst
The call for funds with which to i.
';aid Misa Ethel MeNar.sMon Itf' Mr- i
l curing noec..'ary eqtr)piq(bt- fof-'seri f
AVIATOR MA DON '
AFTER R ECORD
' OPGUYNEJIER
AV 1 ATOR M ADON .
The air servlco of Franca Is pro
ducing worthy successors to the
late Aviator Guynemer, "king of
the air " One of the besr of the
newer French aviators l Aviator
Madon not so new either, because
he has already downed 23 Boehe
planes and has won the cross of
war and other docerotlon .
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Ivices M, a nurse in France n J"
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a iioerai renmn in
her old, borne town. says the Heeor
,rr 'i. Hnlli-Mown secured tlio sum of
n.3. amount has been for-
jwal.d,d to Ml . McNa-ughton at
w- ah ,rt, ,,.
pautf - a ' eotttlngeftt of natves. from
Washington and expects , to leave
for France as soon ..at traetieal.
SERVE CrTFCK EN' IHSNEH
The fadies of the M. E. Church,
South,' are to serOc o chicken dinner
at the T. M. C. A. on Saturday, April
20", at noon. ,- s , ; .
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T l'rniie at IslaiHl t'lly..
I'aBtor H. L. Ford, of the C.hiis
tiu'n church, -Will lecture on the
"Home of tho Mnn-Eiitor" at luland
City next Monday evening. .
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"I suffered greatly from kidney
and bladder trouble," ".vrltes F. B.
Fairbank, 55 Gran 'River Ave., W.
Detroit, Mich,, "Had to get up six
or seven times during tho night.
Foley. Kidney Pills .have worked
wonderg and i can recommend them
as the best medicine I have ever
taken. " Thio sterling family rem
edy relieves rheumatic pains, back
ache, stiff joints, sore muscles, and
otharij . Ills attributed to kidney!
trouble. Sold cvorywhjra,: Adv. t
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Classified Ads
FOR RENT
FOlt RE NT
Red 1572.
Five room house. Call
; 4-iur
FOR RENT 5 room house.' Phono
Black 1191. Adv. 4. - 4-10-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished
FOR RENT
ihg rooms.
Furnished housekoep
Phono B. 3831. '
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FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, Wnvorly .Apis. . Red
:,S21. Adv. 4-8-tf.
FOR ' , : RENT Partly furnished
house. Call Black 37G1 or call
at 2103 First. Adv. . , 3-30-tf. ; s
FOR RENT Furnished house-1
; koeping rooms, 1307 Penn. Adv
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X"-- WASTKD JIlBeelluneous.
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WANTED TO RENT.VThrce or four!
room modern furnished house.
Close in. Call, Black 8B01. 4,-12-2t
WANTED- Mun cook, at once. Call
Black 172, at-noon. '4-lltf
WANTED Stenographer and ns
slutant bookkeeper; steady work
and advancement for right party.
Address Z, care Observer. .Adv.
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WANTED Salesman and district
manager for sale of diversified
' rami lands In Northern Cafl
' fontla. Tlio Hall Land Company,
Walla Wullre, Washington. Adv.
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WANTED. Thoroughry ' competent
, ghl for general housework. Small
family; good wages. Rorci'onccs
required. Address, X, care of
Observor Office.. 3-26-lf
WANTED Clean Wllltp Cotton
Rugs ut the Observer Office; 3c
: per lb. ' ' '
ron SAI, sitsfi:r,r,AKOCH.
FOR SALE Fresh milch cows. In
quire E. N., Biudinell, or piirt;'e
R. 3 891 : 4-12-t,pd
FOR SALE Flrst elan BeetC pota
toes and eating potatoes, $1 per
' sack; " a hut' genllo flyo-yeni-old
mare: HH.-TaylW.-' ' i-tf-Stp
FOR SALE Ten registered Shrop
shire owes and eleven spring
lambs. Call Ray Norvall', Sinn
mervlllc, Oregon. A"dv.-; 4-5-tf.
FOR. SALT Setting hens; hatch
ing eggs; 1.00 per, 15. Finn
seed potatoes' ft.001 per sack.
Thon Black 3901, 1901 East Nj
avenue., Adv. 4-3-1 I
WAITED Clean White Cotton i
Rags at the Observer Of rice; 3c
per lb. ' :
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Seed.
Good
FOR SAI.B. Potatoes for
' Tho New York Wonder.
. lookers, good cookers, good bak
ers, Heavy ylelders. What more
do you Want. Speelttl select seed,
$1.75;' Specla',.. select cooking
. $1.60; imdor-slze, eood, $1. L.
' IS. Prlmt Winners. J. C.
- GhrtaflanBen 1312 W. Ave.
ber Yard, Mar. 22 tf
FOR SALE Real- estatnwrlte for
particulars , J:is, Bone, Emmctt,
Idahot .y t . 3-9-tmo pd.
FOR SALE USED CARS. One six
i cylinder Studebaker and two C'hcv-
, roiets,
Aste Electric- Service Co.
t ' Mlfi Admns Ave.
4-llMf
FOR.
'imlfry ami Egjri
FOR SALE--FUR bred Barred Rock I
The Third
Liberty IL oan
During our piyil-Wnt .t.00n,0()0,00() was raised
thntugli Clovwninont bond sales, and in tlio suine ;
ratio of Liberty- Donds to onr present national
wealth, wo eouid, if nceessarv, in this war raiso
l.fKlO.OOO.OOO. . - . " '
In answering the call of the Third Liberty Loan
lot us bear h. mind that funds sjv raised aro
spent' almost wholly within the boundaries of
tho United States;- that nor, only are our dol
lars patriotically employed, .but given .the
world's best seeurity.- i : .
Tills Institution ccu'dinlly invites you to use our
facilities, hi subscribing to tho Tlnrd issue of the
.Liberty Loan.
U. BANK
cggB, $1.50 per sotting of 15
eggs. Call Red 3803. Adv.'
3-29-tf."
3-22-lra pd
FOR SALE. rartrldgo T'lymouth
M. Jensen, at Orandc Rondo Lum
Rocks of quality; Eggs $1.50 for
FOR SALE Hatching ejrgs from
carefully selected mating of single
comb Rhode -Island ; Red, Barred
Rocks, White Orpington ant! English
White Leghorns. Eggs, pe 15, $1.50
? tp ?3.00; per 100, $8.00 to $12.00.
Call Black 3011. J. II. Pay, 1214
W Avenue. 3-11-lmo
FOR SALE OR TRADE for ncre
; age, modorn eight room ' house,
steam heated, 1011 Fifth street.
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Prof essional Directory
OSTEOPATIHO 1HYSICIAN
DR..J. L: INGLE Osteopathic phy.
slcian. Third floor New Foley
Bldg. Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-5 p.
! aou "Y appointment. Office
phoue,
' 881.
Red 1701, residence Red
DR. MARGARET INGLE-rOsteo-patHie
physician. Dtseases of wo
men and children and obstetrics.
MUCIIANO-THKKOI'Y
DR. A. N.
Therapy;
specialty;
Science.
MAYVILLE Mochano
chronle dlsoases my
Physical nnd Mental
Hours: 1:30 lo 4:30
p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings.
Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 nnd
i over Coolldge Paint Store,
Adaum Ave.
VI3THI11KARY
DR. H, W. RILEY Graduate Vetor- ,
inlrlan. - Hospital. 1409 Madison f
Alt. State Stallion Inspector and , Hnve tho Observer Job Dept.
Inspector of stock for Bhlpment. estimate on your printing needs. -I
Home Independent Phone, Black 'I You get the benefit of cash buy
41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, S Ing. Phono Main 37. ' J
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Fraternal
T M- ',a Grnnoe Lodge No.
"' 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds
regular ineotlngs every Wednesday
night nt 8 p. in. in Eagle hall next
to Elks' Bide, on Washington Ave.
Visitors always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Sweets.
OHO. YOUNO, Die.
HARRY SWART, Sec.
B. P. O. ffi. ELKS, La Orndo Lodge
Not 433. Lodge meetB each Thurs-I
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home!
and rlub privileges cheerfully ex-:
tended to nil Brother Elks. I
NORMAN DESILET, j
Exalted Ruler.'
A. B. CHERRY,
' Secretary.
' K. of L. of Security .Mt. Entllv
Council, No. 2t0, meets tho second
fourth Monday evening at S
8'cIock "t Eagle hall. Visiting
incmiiers are welcome.
, J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres
ABE HARRIS, Fln'l. Sec.
.FLORENCE BRYANT, Rac. Sec.
0. E. S. Hopo Chaptor No. 13, O. E.
S. holds stated communications the
second nnd fourth Wednesday, of
each n.onth. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M.
MARY A. WARNICK.8ec.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 109 meets every
firt.t and third Monday nt Eagles'
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues pnynble at the office
of the clork, New Foley Bldg., 9
a. in., to 5 p. m. -
J. J. MltRCmsoN, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Cleik
Write 012 College street, Pendle
ton, Oregon. Adv. ' 4-5-12tp-
LOST.
LOST, Boy's Coat between cor. of
Fir- nnd Monroe and Depot and
-V.- ' Phone); Black 2172.
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LOST Saturday, April .fi, n leather
, surslngle, 3 1-2 Inches wide nnd
6 feet long. Either in front of '
or Just north of ChaS. Playle's '
house irr tho Snndrldgo. Dr. IL .
W.. Riley, both phones. Adv. : r
4-8 tf.
FOR TRADE One top buggy, one .
; man's saddle. Will trade for'
' Bhoats. Inquire,': W, 8; Thorpe.
-' one mile north and a half mile
west of Island City. Adv 4-0-Gtp .
ATTORNEYS
0 RAWFOR D" & E A KTftf T. li. Craw
ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor
neys ii law. :. Practice in all the
courts of the'stute and Iho United
States. Office, West-Jacobson
Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, Lo Orande,
Oregon. i
COCHRAN & EBERIIARD-Ooo T.
, Cr-chnn and Colon R. Eberhard;
Attorneys. Ln Grande National
Bank Building. ' , '; - ,
OREEN & RUDOLPH Attorneys,
R. j: Orecn and L. G, Rudolph,
Attorneys at Law,- La Grande Na
tional Bank Bulldlng-
- AitCIIU KCTS
C. E. MILLEn Architect, room 27,
New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871
Directory
A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular
meetings first nnd third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to
all Masons.
ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
KNKJHT3 OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
night In Castle Hall(K. of P. Hull)
A PythKn welcome to ill visiting
Knights
C. K. McCORMICK, C. C.
DEI.ILE GREEN, K. of R. & S.
REBEKAIIS Cryotal Lodge No. 60
meets every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All vlBltlng mem
bers are Invited to attend.
SARAH McCLURE, N. O.
MATT IE COLDEN, Rod. Sec.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Ln Orando Camp No. 7703 nioets
on the first and third Thursday
evenings of each month In the K.
of P. Hall. Visiting clghbors
welcome.
L. J. MONHALL, V. C.
W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp
meets every Bccond Friday after
. noon nnd every fourth Friday even
ing, every month In K. P. hall. All
visiting memlmrs cordially welcom.
HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle,;
NELLIE V. VINACKE, Rec,
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on all your printing. An up-to J
4 now office to nioct your printing $
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