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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1918)
WHttta imm,m,l,,Ktt&w-At- TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1918. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FIVE' ! LOCALS I J And- , 5 Advertising in Brief ! WEST DECLARES Phc 715 or call (104 Perm Ave. and fourth Monday evunlng at $ t . s ''. 1 '. v " . . 54(3t ' o'clock at -Kngl6 hnll. ' Visiting members Bra welcome. FOR RENT. Flve-ronm fnrlh,l i- J- K. FITZOKRALD. Pres. S over Coolldge Adnhis Avo. . Paint Store, I'AXDinATi: hai.i,i:;i:s vAi.r. P. Larcam,K .Panerhnn.ro.. pw.J' ATIO.NH I'l.ArKI) ON l'l'UI.IC or unfurnished house. U!H. Phono Black . , 4-2litf Red 3832. 6-2,tf FOR RENT Modern furnished , apartments, clean; also- rooni and board. 1006 Washington avenue, or i'hne feed 3092. 4-20tf FOR RENT, FurnlBhed Housekeep ing rooms. Reasonable rates. Inquire Harris ' Furniture Co. Phone Red 3171. 4-16-tf i To tlio Taxpayers of Oregon: 'Overstock of Auto Tires. j The following article is soir-ox-We have a numoer of 80x5 tires j Ptynatory,-- and .contains indts Jl!!fh .7" wl" 8611 Bt discount iPutblo . fnius, (alien from the wniie tbey last. 2-28-tf. j nubile records of. the state: uiTimjiii.. " 'I Tho llul,lic service commission MAXWELL 'SERVICE STATION ' places tho total valuation of the , V " :. 1 (Portland Railway Light & Power Soda water and soda fountain' con,p!"ly for . the ' f(yo counties of drinks, served just right, nt-Silver-iM,lItna"h. Clnkanms,' Marlon, thorn's. . . 4 30tfilo"! nn(1 Washington, on all Its " (operating property, at $46,86S,971. ' ! I"7 r. 9r-" Tho . Etato - tax commission Money to Loan, placed a valuation, after deducting , vu luiyruvBo. real property to the county ratios, , on this saino Union couoty. No delays: : Ciirrmit Urn npi'lv. fit- si .1 fifin loo r.c ti, -AdV ,Latf0r'""1' lDVetmont Ca 'Ras nt S'''' individual I WANTED Two carrier boys at once. 0 ; 21 1.00(1 by tho public service'; ..B va.n 11 Bl ine commission. While Ihn i-tntn InvtWi MTPh f :vl . ...,i. !., commission s valuation, after np-, family of two. Inouire this office. .... :m.v)iik mio L-uuuLy raio, was $iil,-t ' r-tf 200. ; ' I . . The public service commission ! WANTED 'Waitresses. Phono or FOR RENT Throo-room furnished bungalow. '121(1 ,W Avenue, Phone Red 8.441. ; ' i ,;',. 4-.'l0tf vfcri't:iti.AitK r ABti HAKH1.1, Hn'l, See, ' ,, . u ,,.vflrHnf U-.oifiSl FLORENCE BRYANT. Roe. Sec.;' Hoiplto,, 1409 Madison . A.'. ptato Stnllron Inspector ana (! -j Inspector of stock for shipment. "jfe ' Home "Independent Phono, Waclc llijSy ; (ft ' Americanism and the e WANTUD Miscellaneous. WANTliD. -Waitress. Home Hcs . ' 5-4-tf Pure Milk every day. O. E. 8. Hop.. Chapter No. IS. O. H j 3. holiistated commuulcatlous the i second and fourth Wednesday of i aeli n.dnth.' Visiting moiubers cor-1 :; dial ly wokomed. j . ' ; " BAD1E E. GIVEN. W..M. I . MAItY A. WARNICK.SlW. j 41; Farmers Co-opoiatWo Phone, Main 112. . ' ' Third Liberty Loan SID ATlOHNlfiVS A. F. & A. M. Ij Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F, ft A. M. holds reguiar meetings f list and third Raturduy at 7:110 p. m. ; Cordial welcome to all Masons. . ROBERT 3. F.AKIN. W. M. , A. C. WU.1.1AM8, Sec. CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H, Craw- Ifj $J ford and Robert S. Eakln, AttojTf. neya a law. Practice In all tlie'va rnurts of the state and the United )9SC States. Office, ' West-Jacobson : ? J Dldg.. rooms 9-1 u-n. La urande, Oregon: KN10HT3 OK l'i'THlH lied Cross Lodge No. 27 meets, every Monday I night In Castle Hall(K. of P. hll) j : A Pythl in 'welcome' to .11 visiting f Kollthta : OHEEN & RUDOLPH Attorneys. ; .C. K. MeCORMICKi C. C. R. J. Oroen and L. C. Rudolph, : DELIl.E GI1EKN, K.'of R. 4 S': Attorneys nt Law. La Grande Na- COC1TRA.N & ERKUHAKD Geo. T. r.n.fii..in mil fntnti ft ITharharA Attornoys. '- I.a Grande National Bank Building. : . . , CIS' . Money n easy monthly payments on Improve 1 city p.-npoity. Alco money fo 'arm loans at 0 per cent. See J. R. Oliver. . I ; , - 3-2i-3m . ". 0- P. Larcom, Fnperhanger. Phone Red 3832. B-2,tf gave the California-Oregon Power company of southern Oregon . u valuation of 2.717,174, while the state i tax commission placed the valuation of this company's prop- erey at HiS,450.S0K after applying jthc county ratios. This company operates in Douglas. Jackson. i o ' IJosephlne and Klamath countibs. une-third off on nil Hair Switches, These ,tre ouly. two .instances. at the Walling Millinery. - 5-3f Specinl attention given to remodel ing, nt the Walling Millinery. . B-3tf write Quelle Cafe, Pendleton, Ore- con. .' 4-30-10t WANTED A slightly-used, small motor car In trade at 1500 N Avenue. ' 6-4-lf SITUATION WANTED, by experi enced cook. Phone Red 3832. t . . 6-0 tf What I want to show is the iiiaxttm . . innnnniiiv nr tk 1, .1 . " WANTED Man to work on farm . 1110 , iiuLiiinH l llie I FOR RENT Chenp, five-room house, 1415 V Ave. Inquire 1520 Y Ave. .. ' 5-2,10t,pd. ' 0 it is more fun to watch your public utility properties with that of the private corporations and In dividuals. These coriiorr.tlons na assessed by the state tax conn mission and the valuations given them by the- public service com-IFOR SALE. A new Ford Roadster; mission should bo the same. with all the extras. Only cash. The state treasurer is an ex- 1703 V AOe. ... ' . B-O-Xt Prefer man with family; house and garden lot furnished. B M I'ur land, Home Phon 2:6. ' 6-2-Gtpd KOH SALE MISCKIjLANHOUS. money grow than watch it go. Buyiofflcio "'ember or the state tax . . ipnminiciilnn n...l IP r ... , . War Savings Stamps. commission,' and. if I am nominated ! F0K SALE A Maxwell, a. Saxon ;nua elected to the office of state i Home Guard Band Dance, .Thurs-jll'G"s,"el' ,lloso conditions will be You ail must; c""-'u,eu- me peopio or Marion county unow l play no favorite. I ' therefore - ask your support and I vote at tho primaries on May 17. I (Paid Adv. by Ben F. West.) I day, May 9, Rex Hall. come. . fi-0-4t An all-day rummage sale will be bold on Wednesday, May 8, In tho basement of tlio M. E. church.. .'. ',."; 5-6.21 LADIES. Wc can make you a Tailored Suit Six, an Oakland,, a Franklin, Ford Roadster. These cars are only slightly used, but a- great bargain nnd worthy of your inspection. Chas. McCrary, La Grande Garage. nil me.Hs overy Tuesday evening In the I. rO. O. F. Hall. All visiting mom. J burs fc'e Invited to attend. 1 tjj SARAH McCLORE, N. O. j MATTIE GOLDEN, Rec. Sec.,'- tlnnal Bank nulldlug; ArM'IHTKCTS IS. MILLER -Architect, room 27, Now 1'oioy nitig. l'nono ued l7l. ijf WOODME14 OP THE WOULD LB J ; Grande Camp No. ,160 meets ovory first and third Monday at Eagles' J Hall, All visiting neighbors wol-.i come. Dues payable nt the off'ce of the clerk, New Foloy Bldg., fl , I A. in., to 5 p. m. J J. J. MDRCHISON. C. C. I " . R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk :J ! j J SOME CORSET FACTS CI) Niit ('oiHiiii'st, terror; blond nnd iron; but liiu'Ii resolve and tearless sacrifice sball win for the world a lasting peace nnd freedoin.' -. Tliat our boys on '.'tlio line" may press confi dently forward, they must feel behind them our united support; must know that' America is pouring out freely its energy mid its li later- -i.'ils for ictory quick and sure. Let .us each do "our bit" and a little more.' On the first day of. the Third Loan you are in vited to come into this institution and sub- S: l'ib(. ... ' ' . .' . .' : United States National Bank Professional Directory OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN I I i DR. J. L. INOLE Osteopathic phy-J; Foley 1 1 2-5 n. II Blclan. Third floor New Bldg. Hours 10-12 a. in.; m and by appointment. Office : i phone,.- Red 17G1, resldonce Red j 991. DR. MARGARET patlilc physician. INOLE- Osteo DIseaseB of wo men and children and obstetrics. JIUCHANO-TFIEItOPY -NOTICE Oh' I'lXAL SIOITLE.MEXT I Notice Is hereby ' given to all concerned, that Nannie Hnlley, ad- n ch o A rnH.mn,l ...tf !""."""' "'e estate oi James j UH.v. IT.,l- S-2,3t TOGGERY. deceaseVJ, has filed in the County Court of Union County, ; - urcgon, her riual account as ad- The following list is last week's ad- minlstratrlx of said estate nnd said dition to tho chain of Red Cross par- court has set Wednesday the tjth -tics that arc being given in La Idas' of June, 1818, at two o'clock Grnndf. .;v'- P.'M at 'tlVo'-diuht vCoiiK "room Mrs. J. F. Phy, donation .... $o.00!n La Grande, Oregon as the time . Mrs; Henry Hill, party, 5.25 land place for hearing such nonum Tntnl in '.'I .., Mrs. II. C. GRADY, Pres. :lall objections thereto. Nannie Halley, . .TT. ? TTT m1 Administratrix. Special Discount on all Hats. The . . Mny 7-14.21.2g junei Walling Millinery. B-3tf' . . . Fraternal Directory. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meU on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the K. " of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. L. J. MDNHALL, V. C. W. V. ASHMAN, Clerk 4-30-tf ! i . ' I DR. A. N. .MAYVILLE Mechatio- Therapy; chronlo dlsoasoB myji , specialty; Physical and Mental A .Science. Hours: 1:30 to 4:30-1 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. , Phone Black 2311. . Rooms 1 and'! ROYAL NEIGHBORS Irla Camp meets every second Friday after noon and every fourth Friday even " ing, every month in K. P. hall. All .visiting members cordially welcora HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle. NELLIE V. VINACKE. Rec. One-third off on all Hair Switches, at the Walling Millinery. , 5-3tf WHAT TO t'HK TO - FOR HUNT furnished"" 1'ItEVEXT AP1'EXI)IcmS;FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, at' j 1008 Fourth, street. 5-3,4t La Grande peopio should j , 1 simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, : f'OR RENT Modern 5-room house.; etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, flushes j -aii Alain 780. 5-0-tf. the ENTIRE bowel tract so conv L. O. O. M. La Granue Lodge No. 860, Loyal Order of Moose holds! regular meetings every Wednesday i night at 8 p. m. in Eagle hall next 1 to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. ' Visitors always welcome. Piles pay able at Young's Sweets. GEO. YOUNG, Die. HARRY SWART, Sec. plotely that nppendlcitis is prevent ed. ONE SPOONFUL ADLER-I-KA rolieves ANY CASE sour stomach, gas or constipation because it re-1 moves ALL foul .matter . which FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house. FOR RENT Modern apartment. Dar land Apts., 0 JJepot St. Call Apt; B. 4-19tf clogged and poisoned your system. The INSTNT action . surprises both doctors and patients. C. D. Put nam. , Aclv One-third off on nil Hair Switches, nt the Walling Millinery. !i-3lf v Special attention given to remodel ing, at the Walling Millinery. 6-3tf with bath; close in. Call Main 728. 5-ltf FOR RENT Furnished apartment. B. P. O. E. ELKS, La Grandu Lodge! No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs , day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks. R. J. GREEN, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, . Secretary. T j il ; K. of L. of Security Mt. Emily Council, No. 2411. meets the accond Come to the Dance given by the Home Guard Band at Rex Hll, Thurs- i day, May 0. Give U9 a boost. 5-0-a '. o Help us again Thursday, May !). Rex llnll. Home Guard Band Dance. Wc need your assistance. ii-o'-lf 0 TOWXSH1P MAPS. Showing vacant land, present land owners, streams, railroads, etc. R. R. Ncal, County Surveyor, office In City Hall, over Fire Department. AlT. ' 4-23-18t pd. . . 0 POTTE11V SALE All pottery and baskets one hair price. Less than cost. See dlsplny In windows. Cherrys Florists. r.--f.t AITEIl THREE YEARS. Many men nnd women are sick and don't know It. Some never discover that they have kidney trouble until they apply for life Insurance. The kidneys are work ing aii the time, filtering poisonous waste out of the blood stream, nnd when they hecomc weakened or de ranged, backache, pains in sides nnd groins, so-called rheumatism, Ir.nguldness, swollen Joints and oilier symptoms develop. W. B. Moss, Ogden, Ark., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills relieved me of severe kidney troubles of three years standing." Sold everywhere. , . ; i Topless Sport Model Look Your Best and Be Comfortable in a There are, of course, good corsets and bad corsets A" good -corset molds you' to 1 its shape. You mold a poor J corset to your shape. That J is why your figure improves j J Under tho influence of an nr- f 1 tistically designed and well 1 made corset. .' 1 J j IfioDiRT Corsets ara designed by the most skillful and consequently the highest paid designer in tho ' ' business. . , J PAULINE LEDLERE The SEASON is OPEN on 'riirift Stumps, liy trading with us you save enough to buy one. or more Stamps every day. . Special Iileiul Coffee, for. . ,;.... .19c 2 lbs. (VeaniCrv JJutter. ..... , ;. .;.90c 1 lbs. Argo Starch 13c No. '3 Solid, Pack Tomatoes ..... , . . . . .... 17c I. X. L. Soup. . . . ... .- , . . .10c Large Can LibbyV Pork and Ijcan , High Grade Peabcrn Coffee..' Golden Rod Pancake Flour. , . .'. Knufern Pure- Leaf Lard, 5 lbs. , . .'. , . . Onion Sets, per qt '. , Gallon Can Catsup .... ... ; 3 dovpk. Sjn'ing Clothes Pins . Yeast Foam and Magic Yeast , . . Extra Fancy Ijcmons. . . . . .'. .", Tinlk Macaroni, per lb. . ; : .... . . . . , , . , v Large Baking Potatoes . . . , . . G. A. 'nakiug Powder, per 11) -. . y.v Sauerkraut ,'. V,")o liar Castile Soap, for , ,24a You; can always find us in the bnsv blocl: across from the Foley Hotel. . 15c g 22C . 33c U $1.50 m ..lie g ..79c I . .22c .. 4f! g ..33c II ..I2c . 95c .21c 3 . .16o 1 1 1 in o nuu 5 MODERN GROCERY CALL MAIN 35 Observer advertising will bring rc- Phone your Want ..'I suits. . Onccrver, Main 37. ;: Ads to tho CALL MAIN 43 FOR FREE: Every child . calling at our store on Wensday will be given a song book containing the songs of . our country. Fresh Strawberries Every Morning PHONE MAIN 43 J. G. Snodgrass The Mammoth Grocery J ' O. It. SIMKIXS Prnnrlnlnr I FlcONT LACE CORSET j the only corset with the patented VENTILE i Back and Front Shield j ' He fitted to the corset designed for 1 your figure. There aro I ' I.A CAMIM.E MODELS 1 for every figure. They are always fitted by a scientifically trnined cor- setier. This service goes witli the corset and such comfort. j A full line of tho latest models al-1 ways on hand. Priced nt $2.00 and up. i Mrs. Robt. Pattison1 Corsetiere - Res. 1702 Oak. Pho Red 3221, eceived Fresh Daily New Potatoes and New Greon Peas, ' Cucumbers, Hot House Lettuce, New Cabbage, New Carrots,-New Beets, Cauliflower, Now Turnips, Green Onions, Radishes, Spinach, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Tomatoes. We Have Strawberries OUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE FRESH DAILY. 1211 ADAMS AVE. PHONE MAIN 82. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED PICK A ROUGH ROAD ' And ask us to demonstrate a CHEVROLET car on it. , Any car runs nice on pavement w. H. Goodyear Tires ohnenkamp Co. Vulcanizing I-'. i 1 - 'IB . '. tilt 3 l II m if 9