La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1918, Image 7

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War on
High Prices
, Beginning Saturday Over 8000 Rexall Stores
" - , Will Start What Is Known As Their
Pantry Special
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OFFERING THEIR REG. 45. LB. HIGH
;;Y GRADE OPEKA COFFEE FOR 31$ LB.
V ON SATURDAY ONLY, v
Without question the most delicious, fragrant
?' and aromatic coffee for the price. Try one lb.
' and be convinced.
Putman Drug Store
THE REXALL STORE.
4.40!
2.20
fWinn 4 05!
Claude Cooper, witness juven- ;
lie court .......1..,.;.... 2 20'
John Mars, witness Juvouilo
court ..v.................. 2201
S. T. Boothe. witness luvenile I
court . . . " 9 on '.
E. E. Hughes, witness juvenile .
court . 9 4ft '
Harry Newberg, witness juven- . !
ue court . .... i ....... , 2 SO :
L. Rnyburn, witness juvenile
court , j.20 1
Price Gates, witness - juvenile ' ;
court'..., 36!
Elsinus Bnum. witness iuvemle I
court ... ......
J. C. Christiansen, witness iu-
venilo court t
Mrs. M. E. Baum,- witness ju-
vonilo court . . 2.201
Boys and Girls' Aid Societv.
monthly allowance ........ 10.00
Foloy & Rogers, taxi hire .... 7.50 1
Arthur C. Williams, J. P. fees'
State vs. Doe ............. 3.20 1
Arthur C. Williams. J. P. fees
State vs. Doe 8.20!
Arthur C. Williams. J. P. Tees
state vs. Belding 4.20 1
Dr. M. K. Hall, county health
omcer hu.uu
S. M. Hnynes, hall rent for G.
A. K.
Dr. G. L. Biggurs. coiintv Dhv-
ician i,. r 20.001
Dr. Dora Underwood, services
Tor Indigent , 2.50
W. H. Rnhnnnloinin A Cn:. hntt. , :.
lal or indigents 55.00
Walter Stringham, supplies for
indlirents
Red Cross- Drug Store, drugs
for indigents
Valentine Kramer, - opening
graves for indigents
Mammoth Grocery, supplies
for indigent 10.10!
flTCN. MENOHEU GOES,
TO FRONT'. TRENCHER
12.00
60.00 :
17.95!
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14.00!
B.OOj
40.00 !
1.00
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C. 1.. Haw lay,-'
fa mi ud ii'
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strntlnn work
trHiirer,'
.V -iliiinon-
71)0 On i
'OK'ICER'S . vV.'FE WANTS '1 WO l - "'
imfurniiihed rooms;, close in; phone AjVft HjLlV5 VjJ (dJ
t ! i c . ... ..,.;,.'
Main 22.
4-25-t
(;cn. A. Srltilid. Union Stock
Show' ...... V.. ........ 70,1.00! WANTED - 8TENOO APHICjtt
ponition by cxpcricnceil stenog-lpjfT
i ftpher.; Wrlto W., care Absorber, 1 5 g
Utinc salary. ' 4-22-4t pd '
WANTED A MIDDLE AGE WOM-($5
un for dlnlnir room work. Phone
4-24 nil-S
Maj. Gen. Menoher If, shown In
this news nicture leaving a com-,
munlcntion trench utter an impac
tion of the iron t tronches. Hu is
accompanied by field olliccrB of 11
I division now occupying the front
lines. .
0.60
A'
, 2.20
'12.30
i: 0.05
17.75
20.00
.50
work on
on
Harry , Schwebke,
roads .... . ".. . . ...
Dan l'eterman, work
roaiis . . . . .
Emll Blevins, work on roada
J. B. Wcimer. work bn toads
Weimer Bios.,-! nails. ; . ; . .'
Fred Self work,' 'oil roads . .
D; A. i'lilllips, work on
; roads ........ .... .... 14.50
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS,
, APRIL TERM, J918
IN THE MATTER OF'THE ALLOW
ANCE OF BILLS, THE FOLLOW
ING WERE ALLOWED:
Name and for What. Amount.
Everett Walsingcr, grand juror $10.70
S. K. Baker, grand jAy . . , 9.20
Ed. Logan, grand juror 13.40
Fruncis M. Haynes, grand juror 12.20
I. C, Kennedy, grand juror . . . 9.60
D. L. Sanderson, grand juror.. 13.00
Thomas Burns, grand juror. . . 15.20
Stella F. Whitty, grand jury
witness . . ; 5.20
Laura Stiles, grand jury wii- .
ncss 2.20
Pcari Stiles, grand jury wit
ness 2.20
F. E: Ware, grandi jury wit
ness 2.20
Dora B. Schilkc, grand jury
witness .-. 2,20
Lila May Aull, grand jury wit
ness 2.20
Horschel McKinnis, grand jury
witness 6.20
G. S; Birnie, grand jury wit
ness 4.20
Clay Rinehart, grand jury wit
ness .. 4.20
Guy I. Patten, grand jury wit
ness , 8.20
David Zweifcl, grand jury wit
ness . 8.20
Asa O. Nash, grand jury wit-
. ncss 2.20
Srnce B. Nash, grand jury wit-
ncss 2.20
IVinona Bartholomew, grand
jury witness ' 2.20
Fred E. Divens, grand jury
witness .' 2.20
'Mrs. G. Buffington, grand jury
'witness 2.20
Chase - Bohnankamp, grand
jury witness 2.20
L: L. Douglas, grand jury wit- ',;
ness '....'. 2.20
Alex McKenzie, serving notice ' 4.00
H. R. Hannn, transcribing
testimony 16.00
I. eoja Peebler, work in tax ,
department 25.50
Ethel Denny, work in tax de
partment i.. 78.00
W. W. Stevens, work as deputy
assessor 57.00
U. F. Weiss, work as deputy
assessor 57.00
U. F. Waiss, work as deputy
assessor 60.75
Helen Poston. clerk in superin
tendent office ;. 35.08
A. E. Ivanhoe, express, etc., , ; 4.70
Irvin Koyl, hauling ashes .. '1.50
T. W. DcBorde, janitor and '
watchman . . .V 75.00
The .. Currey Press. report
"sheets for thrift sales 3.25
C. A. Galloway, commissioner's
fees 58.63
W. J. Townley, commissioner's
fees ..; 23.20
Harry Goodell, witness State
vs. Roberts 30.50
The Salvation Army, board and ,
room 'for witness hold ' 9.00
E. E. Bragg, stamps ......... 27.90
Glass & Prudhomme, office
. supplies .... ... 236.10
Leijthton's Garage, repairing
, seal- r.-'i... 4.00
Bushojssr ft Co., office supplies 14.50
Elliott Fisher Co., repairs for
'. typewriter - 4.06
Line-a-time Mfg. Co., copy .
holder . 11.50
Homo Ind. Telephone Co., tele
phone service . . . .'. . .' 30.95
Union Countv Tel. Co., tele
phone service ............ . 8,70
City of La Grande, water rent 12.85
Spaeth & Goss, repairs at court
house 17.00
Wpstem TTninn Tel. Co.. telo-
W. J. Townley, supplies for in
digent ... .'.
I.ee Warnick, prisoners' board
Standard Laundry Co,, laundry
for iail
J. A. Yeapcr, services as dis-
t.ict R,-aler ,. 27.21
Peter. Allen, hav for poor farm 12.60
Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for 1
poor farm 21.70
Lola West, work at poor farm 20.00
Wiliinm Sion, superintendent
poor farm 75. V)
l' u uny, supplies ror poor
farm
Verna Lewis,- work at" poor
! farm
Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., sup-
nlics for" poor farm
I Golden Rule Co., supplies for
' . indigents . . . . ; i:. ,,f, . ..,
I La : ' Grande .Evening Ob
I server, printine
Elgin Recorder Pub. Co......
: La Grande Taxi Co., taxi hire
!.I. F. Phv. expense
Grande Ronde Hospital, serv-
ices for indigents .........
j F. L. Lilly, supplies fdr bridge
! her for brWire 517.41 jlck Pceblo
Mitchell & Brinkman, black-
smithing .................... 124.45
Clyde .L. Kiddle, gasoline. . . . 2;60
Coast, Bridie Co'VTs1and City 1 W.1". " SheiwboA, 'wrfrk o.r
bridge ; . 61.05; roads ... .; , . . .
Coast Bridge Co., Island City Ir e. Miller, wrirft on roads
FrVnkleavingnWuling-Ve: 911-30 Sickens, fence, etc
nient .. lLOO'-f- M. Darr, worw on i-oads
Golloway-Rees Co.. supplies iBud Raclian, work on roads
: -tor a4 machinery 68.75 ja F. Dally, ' worlt ' on roads
Russell Grader Co., road grad- , , , . . , .- . , ,
er . 074 00 J),in StutzinKor, 'work .011
W. H. Bohnankamp Co., sup- " roads
plies for roads .......... .:15.75:Chas. Hacker work' on roads
Hodson-Feenaughty Co., road . Willis Wright, work on
machinery ...v.. ......v.'., 2372.93!. , ,
F.- A. Esmes, work on roads. . 68.50 j roadB "'-
Arch Deboie, making wagon ID. B. Riickman, work on
rack I1.75i roads .........
49.95 Bnrney , .Oldenbiirg,. . work
' ,on -roadsf;.. . .'i.S'-. ,
5R.25'e. D. Whiting, work on
19.43i
roads
wort on lpada
T;-'D:J Eani, waty on,oads
0-W.- 'Oiililmiiil. work ' on
. roads , . . . . '.
Ill 10 monthly stalomnt. nf
County Clerk of Jenln os.ntv v Br
ants Report approve (. -.
'10 ro monthly nllnwniicc to vail-
lous Indlgont I'orsonn
j . Tlio . following were allowed:,'
IW. L. Clark 55.00; A. G, Cook tii;
'James Crowl. $10; Susie Enlott HQ;
Margaret A. Goodwin S7.30; Cnth
orlna Horrman 7.5'.': Amelia Hil
dorbrant M2.D0; T. M. hiHh"y.
J 1 6 ; Carrie Jackson . $10; Huns
Jensen $10; Mllllo McLachlcn .i
AImil. McCurry.' $7.50; Esther
Powers' $7.50; Cttrollno Porlcy $10;
D. W. Souder Hi; ... Clara Sorlen
$1Q; Mrs. J. O. Bngo $10; Samuel
SIsBon $10; Mrs, ! J, Q. - Shirley
1512.50; Sarah Thomson 1(7,50;
Suslo Trott $10; , and Mrs. Robt.
Wilkinson S5. : 1 ; . '
In ro approval of Widows' Pensions
Approved as allowed. .
On re petition of O. W, R, N.
Co. for franchlso to extend yards.
Continued for tho torm.
In ro payment of taxes to Wallowa
Co. on .transient, llvcstr-cl;., ' .
Continued for the 1
Un re proDosed county, roa. I p: ti-
lloned foi by M. B. Wlison et al.
Continued for tlio to:i.. .
In re rcslBnatlon o' It M. Need
harj as Justice of ii:c I'once for
Suniinerville precelncV '
.Petition granted. ' ,
In re payment ot first sonil ti";ni ft!
installment for b'.'. vv no 1 IV
monstratlon worl; , . . .
Clerk ordered ti di'.i' n wnvrnnt
on the general funl for, $i'iV.v,
In re payment of first semi-annual
installment for Farm and Fle'd De
monstration Work. .
Clerk ordered to open boxes nnd
prepare same for election.
In re petition, of J. D. Mijir, ot. nl
for County Road.
. Ordered that the. county surveyor,
C; J. Black and Will Davis, ns a
Board, of. County. Road Viewers,
meet on Tuesday, tho 16th day of
April:; 1918, at 10 a.m. : at, C. J.
Black's farm near the bcRinnlnB of
I cn ll rnsd nnd nroceed to view and
32.25?jlay .out the road petitioned for.
jln the matter ot cancellation of
12.00 tnxcs or Mrs. Nellie Grace for 1917
30.00 ! Taxos ordered eaneollcd for tho
3.75 lyoar .1917. - , . . , ., , -; , .
iln re application of tho Union Live
16 20 Stock Show for an appropriation
for-lOJg. k
41.26 I Application granted In the sum of
12.26 '$750 and clo rk ordered to draw a
22 05 ivarrani on geneim nm..;.n m..M
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VIGTORY
Black 1462 .'
WANTED. A driver.
, Dutli's Bakery.
Inquire,
4-19-tf
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KOH MiHri:i,I,AM:OUS.
HOME for Salo. With Fnrnltuia,
Coniploto. Inciulro Corilor 4th
and Depot St.. Mrs. W. S. Allln
soh. 4-24-lt
FOR SAt.E.-SIx room
house. Call lied 34C3.
. modern
4-24-0t
FOR SALE. Rnngo and new com
bination hentor, along with other
housohold goods. . Must be sold
at'oncot " Call Red. 1361.
4-23-tt
3.00
1.75
: 1.76
1.75
.75
'6.62
FOR SALE DRIVING
Write J, cure Observer. ;
: MARE.
4-22-Gtp
FOR SALE FOUR SHORTHORN
bulls. G. G. Tnnl, La Grande.
"' ... 4-2-6tp
FOR SALE SPAN OF MARES,
one with .foal; also yearling colt.
Call Levy-Vogle Drag Co. r
4-22-6tp
WANTED Clean Whl.to Cotton
ItngH at the Observer Office; 3c
per lb.
FOR SALE Ton registered Shrop
shire ewes nnd eleven spring
lambs. Call Ray Norvall, Sum
mervlllo, Oregon. Adv. , 4-5-tf.
FOR 8AI.K, CHEAP.
1914' Hupmoblle. .
Apply Observer
4-17-6t
fOR SALE USED CARS. One six
cylinder Studebnker nnd two Chev
' relets. Auto Electric Service Co.,
1515 Adams Ave. 4-10-tf
5y Oni' boys nbrond,
backtMl by industry
and economy at l? 5
lioino, will win tho f j )
war for democracy, Jyj "
Eaeli of us has a
lf Dart in tho crcat z?d
C?j .-.conflict; each, must CJ .
'prodncn 1 a rgcl y
and consume ? with
hi
There should be ft CVrf 5
saving represented
in a growing bank 2
account which will $
not only make the JJ .
bidividual m'o r e C )
pros p e roils, but
'swoll'". the National ? Jj
reserves. ?
v)
The Savings faiili- f
ties .-of th is institu-. JJSj
tioiTiirc atyoucdis-
posal.
j2f ho
f United States
National
Bank
FOUND. Automobile crank on
Fourth Street. Owner may have
samo by clalmins proporty and
., paying for this ad. 4-24-2t
y JOfr w op gy w
La Grande, Oregon
46.00
13.15
13150
amount.
Soda Water Weather Is rapidly
approaching. We notice that Mr.
3 00 I Cain, a.t Sllvcrthorn'a fountain is
n flO'"1 uuoy i.io.in.ft ."v ..........
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lr. O. O. M. La Granae Lodge No.
' 850, Loyal Order nf Moose holds
: regular meetings evry Wednesday
' night at 8 p. m. n Eagle hall next
to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
Visitors always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Sweets.
GEO. YOUNG, Die
HARRY SWART, Sec.
and best of thorn all.
Daily 4t
Hattie J. Eckley, gravel
7.25
Dick Peebler. work on roads 136.50
:?!". E. While, work on roads
Buy your groceries where
Prices are
1 lb. Ghimdellis Chocolnt. .30c
Corn, 10c; tomatoes, peas..!21c
Dutch Cleanser
Citrus 26c
Jlow Soap. 6 bars ...26c
Olympic Pancake Flour ....30c
Aunt .lemima Pancake Flour, 14c
Liquid Veneer e
O'C'cdar Vcncor. large 39c
d.oI rlnh Vanila ....... 28c
Citrus 26c
Hoval Club Coffee, 1 lb. 36c
2 lbs. . . .70c
Preferred Stock Shrimps. .. .15c
Hershy Cocoa. I lb ,38c
Large Can Ripe Olives ....13c
Spinache. 2 lbs. '15c 4 lbs. 25c
Green Onions, 3 bunches ...10c
1 lb. FreBh Asparagus .. ...IBs
Large Head Lettuce 8c
WE WILL DELIVER ANY CASH ORDER FREE
OF CHARGE.
JOEL'S GROCERY I
I CORNER CEDER AND WASHINGTON
Use Your Telephone, We Will Collect on Delivery.
Frank Counsel, work on roads
Henry Ounsel, work on roads
Willisi Banton. work on roads
Guy Miller, work on roads ...
K. C. Fields, work on roads ..
Forrest Bainbridge, work on
roads A. . ... ......... ., . ,' . . .
Ralph Jackson, work on roads
Eugene Banton, work on roads
J. D. Muir, work on roads . . .
LH. E. Stansbury, work on roads
Kex Uonoway, work on roads
Howard Peck, work on roads
.John McCauley, Jr. .........
J. M. Geiger, work on roods..
Willis Wright, work on roads
Geo. Grout, work on roads...'
M. W. Huffman, work on roads
M. G. Church, work on roads
John Nooy, work on roads ...
Ed. Fickle, work on roads .-. .
J. D. Muir, work on roads . . .
W. Greenwood, work on roaus.
G. F. Hall,er work on roads . .
Frank Ross, work on roads . ..
Archie Ross, work on roads .,
Norman Ross, , work on
roaiis .......
Roy Alexander, work on
roads
C. A. Lee, work on roads.. '
C. M. Stackland, work on '
roads
G. C. Stackland, work
on - roads.' ; .
;R. I. Barker, work on roads.
R. W. Barker work on roads
Waller Richards, work
1 on roads
John Richards, work on
roads . . . '. ........ ... .
iClarcnce ' Richards, work
i on roads 6.00
Labe Richards, work on
j roads
Geo. W. Johnson, work
: on roads ..............
IChns. L. Williams, . work
on roads
J. W. Sills, work on roads
!E. H. Evans, work on roads
John Winn, work on roads
iChas. Montgomery, work on
' roads . .'. ', v
H. H. Cleaver, work on
roads z .......
C. A. Smith', work on roads
E. M. Daron, work on maris
Nip Conley, work on roads
Loyd Carter, work on roads
Geo. Pucket, work on roads
(Elmer Fulp, work on roads
ir,(in :i'. ,u oouuu, wwriv
72,00j roads ' . .
60.00 1 John Zwelfel, work, oh roads
9S r,n J'
.roads .............
SO.OOiJ. L. W'oodell, work
on
work on
on
roads ''. . .'. ... . . . . . . v. . .
H. Schnfer, work on roads
W. E. Wade, work on roads
J. D. Woodell, work on
:. ronds ....... ... .
Arthur Woodell,
roads . ,
'work on
10.50
15.00
52.50
66.00
79.50
.0.00
6.00
36.00
7.60
100.00 John Conklln,
17.50) roal ......
'30:?5'J' L. Woodell,
, n.75j roads . ,.. .
54.00:Arthiir Woodell,
- 22.50 j ..03d8 .......
. JnnnlJ- D. Woodoll,
32.00 rends '..'.......
" , IW. H. Glenn, work on roads
1 5.00 !ceo. Looslle, . work fin
roads ........ . 1 ..... .
HOOlA. i
13.50
work ' on
work ' on
, work on
work on
work
Vandevantor,
on roads
Chas. Dobson "work on roads
30.00
35.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
10.60
1.50
7.50
19.00
3.00
1,50
35.00
11. 82
3.00
35.60
'37.50
43.50
3.00,
18.00
H, C. Bidwell work on roads
.9.00 is. A. Deuuchamp, work '
51.00 j on roads fi.00
48.00 l. L. Burnett, work on
. roads 30.00
60.00 j Homer Bloomer, work on
roads . . ; ........ i.-, .. . 15.00
36. 00. Pearl Stiles, work on roads 3.00
Guy Miller, work on roads 7.87
R. H. Davis, work on
bridges 06.00
15.00 Ictias. Wcaglo, work on
hridnos. , 105.00
Chas. Shaw work on bridges 27.00
O. O. Johnson,' work on
bridges , ' . 71.75
27.00 :S. T. Simmons work on
6.00 i bridges ............... 78.00
4.60 Id. Cole, work" on bridges. . 39.00
T. M. Brannon, work on
bridges 46.60
John Underwood, work on
bridges r. 42.00
Frank Johnson, work on
bridges 15.09
3.00 Bolton Bodmer (Co., cul
3.00 1 verts, etc...... S026.fi
3.00 La Ginnde I'lnrmacy, light
12.00
7.16
1.60
16.50
24.00
17.50
For lllllous TrniiMmv
To promote n Healthy action of
the liver nnd correct tho disorders
caused . by biliousness, Chainbor
Inln's Tablets are ercellent. Try
them and boo how quickly they give
you. a relish for your food and ban
ish that dull and Btupld feeling.
Adv. -
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Classified Ads
B. P. O. K. ELKS, La Grande Lodge
No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
nnd club privileges cheerfujjy ex
tended to all Brother Elks.
' - R. J. GREEN,
Exalted Ruler.
A. B. CHERRY,
: Secretary.
' K. of L. of Security Mt. Emily
Council, No. 246, meets the second
and fourtp Monday evening at S
o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting
members are welcome.
J. K, FITZGERALD, Pres. '
ABE HARRIS, Fln'I. Sec.
, FLORENCE BRYANT, Reo. Sec.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT. $10; " 4-roomed
house. Inquire, Golden Rulo Co.
" 4-23-5t
O. E; ft. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E.
S. holds stated communications tbo
jecond and fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed. ' '
SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M.
MARY A. WARNICK.Sec.
FOB KENT Furnished
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE.
1A ground wild fruit and large
chicken park; good barn. 1005 Ad
ams, Block 30C1. ' ' 4-22-tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apartments, clean; also room and
board. 1606 Washington avenue, or
Phone Red 3092.'
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grando Camp No. 169 meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles'
Hall. All visiting neighbors wol
come. Dues payable at the office
of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., 9
A. in., to 6 p. m.
, . J, J. MURCHISON, C. C.
H. J. KITCHEN,
A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
. 41, A. F. & A. M. holds regular
. meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to .
all Masons. ' ' ' : , :. .
. ROBERT 8. EAKIN, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
. night In Castle Hall (K. of P.- aall)
A Pythl m 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 are Invited to attend.
SARAH McCLURE, N. G.
MATTIE GOLDEN, Rec See.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grnndo Camp No. 7703 mucts
on the first and third Thursday
, evenings of each month In tho K.
of P. Hall. . ViBltlng neighbor!
wolcomo. .
L. J. MUNHALL, V. O.
W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Irl Camp
meets every second Friday after
noon nnd every fourth Friday even
ting, every month in K. P. hall. All :
visitiug members cordially woloom,
' , HENRIETTA OHARST, Oraclo.
NELLIE V. VINACKE, Reo.
LET US ESTIMATE
4 on all your printing, up-to 4:i
now office to moot your printing J
THE OBSERVER.
Clark 4. 4. 4..J. 4.4. 4;.?. 4.4..'. 4. 4. 4, .u
4-20tf !
FOR RENT Modern npartmcnt. Dnr
land Apts., 6 Depot St. Call Apt. D.
4-10tf
FOR RENT, Thrco room furnished
' bungalow, 1221 W Avenue,
Phono: Red 3441.
4-18-U
FOR RENT, Furnished Housekeep
ing rooms. Reasonable rates.
Inquire Harris Furniture Co.
Phono Red 3171. 4-10-tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, Waverly Apts. Red
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Prof essional Directory
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
DR. J. L. INGLE Osteopathia phy
sician. Third floor New Foley
Bldg. Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-5 p.
m., and by appointment. Office
phone, Red 1761, resldonce Red
881.
DR. MARGARET INGLE Osteo
pathic physician. Diseases ot wo
men and children and obstetrics.
MECHANO-THKnOPY
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mcchanc
Thcrapy; chronlo diseases my
specialty; Physical- and Mental
, Science. Hours: 1:30 to 4:30
p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings,
Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and
2 over Coolldga Paint Store,
Adams Ave.
VETEIUKAUrV
DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter
Inlrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madison
- Aft. State Stallion Inspector ane
Inspector of stock for shipment.
Home Independent Phone, Black
41; Farmers Co-operative Phono,
Mnlu 112,
ATTORNEYS
CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor
neys a law. Practice In all the
courts of the state and the United
States. Office, West-Jacobson
Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande,
Oregoov
COCHRAN A EBERHARD Geo. T.
Cochran and Colon R. Eherhard,
Attorneys. La Grande National'
Bank Building. . . :, .
GREEN ft RUDOLPH Attorneys,
i R. J. Green and Li G. Rudolph,
Attorneys at Law, La Grande, Na
tional Bank Building.
ARCHITECTS
C. E. MILLER Architect, room 21,
New I'oley Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
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