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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1918)
page SIX LA GllANDB EVJINING OUSEKVER 'JTKSDAY, MAY.-'!, 1918. aV ,r . i. . 1 if m t ! r- 4 ; M -, W . J ' vi. 2 2 t: 3 V. . FRESH DIA MALT 'Y-wim: of fiv.h, hctti.kmkvtJ, k. m h. f auiiix Mt. cmiiy , , .;ouotii, ISO. Zi6,.wtetM toe second Notice ia hereby given lb all , and fourth Monday evening at , S concerned, that Nannie Halley, ad-! o'eiocn at Eagle halt. VlslUng rnloiBlratrix of lh 4ate of jamea ', nje,bera are welcome. P. Halley, deceased." ha filed in .,, J- K. FITZGERALD, Pre. the County Couri er Union County,! ABt' "ARRIS, Fin'I. See. Ore,oii, her final account qa, ad-, FLORENCE BRYANT. Beg. Bee. ,nitnialralrlx of nald estate and said',-, ., ,.L. . m 11 s court baa V.l Wednesday the 6th j , a 'hoida Mated v.mmunl.itluVu,,, AY i have rwivoi a ii?u.tity of fresh Dia Malf, f ho rtnuigcst made 2' pound jars .... . . . . ,85c f wund jars $1.50 1. gallon jars, .oiitainiiig II pounds. . $2.75 I. M. at tl'c- County Court roont In li Giandi;, Oregon as tho time and place for hearing such account all ohjeetfous thereto. ' Nannie Halley, aecond and fourth Wednesday of each tuinlh. Visiting inembera cor- dlally welcomed. ' SADIE V GIVEN, W. M. MARY A. WARNICKJBee. Admlnlstralri. i KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS lied Croat I May 7-14-21-28 Junc4 i wR meeta wrery awmoay night In Castle HallfK. of P. hill) j "-- 1 A Pvthtm lixim In ill vlnlttnv ! .." UCUJjr. UKfcL.N, K.OIK.OS I I FOR IIK.NT Purnlsheil II W.UWM A MM 1.11 I .sit, a hin Kfl FOR KENT-Furalnhed Hoiiaekwp-i ro,,u e,e Tuesdav evenlnK In the in Ilooaia. 1508 4th, St. 5-2 -If ! 1. O. t.' F. Hall; All visiting tneni- liera ire invited to attend, SARAH McCLURH, N. O., JUATTIB GOLDEN, Hee. Sec. FOR RENT Nicely' furnished mod-! em lioimo. phone Red 1921. 5-20-31 B- .' KLK8, Ui Giande Lodge i.ii Hi,,, ' Ni). 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home: ami club privlleea cheerfully ex-: tended to all Brother Elk.. ' R. J. GRF.KN. ' s Exalted Ruler. A,. B. CHKRRY, - . ,,.!-.-;' A '"'. Secretary. GONSERVATION n IH it lie ytiiir watdiwyrd, rcoiispvvp thp iiatii's wsourpps in iman pmvpf, iiitiiioy, raw niatci 'uils, transiKti-tatioii, fuel and last, hut not least, food. . Von save l.th nmney and food by supplying-''your licwls at tlw Ilooverizwl (ii-ocoi-y: We fairy a Wuuplcte. stofk; of, wtiiod Substitutes and yon savo on every 'purflwfu?.''.' V ( '; .. ; ' ' ;-;' 'r'i,v'.'" ' ;.k ,;( ....... 29c 9c 13c 13c 25c 25c 13c 13c FOR KF.NT-Furniabed 4-room house, ! with hath; dose In. Call Main 728.! ' 6-ltf . yoll . HF.m Modern furnished, apartments, clean; also' room end ; hoard. 1G06 Washington avenue, on' Phone Red 8092. . - : 4-20tf oooDME!! OF THE WORLD Ia .Ttdlo, pkg. , ... i, . . . . . . .. Iij)e Olives, ran ........ .. . Campbell's Soup, all kinds . Snyder's Catsup, large bottle. Iiiiisins, la rje seeded, 2 pkgs.. Shredded Wheat, pkjf. . . . . . . . Post Toasties,'pkcr.. ; ; . . . . , Ciwo, small 32c,-med. 1 1,(10 - larfjft ... . . . . i ''.".-.$1.85 Cottolene, small 49, med.. . . . .98c Wesson Oil, small .loe, med....70c Fresli I'khs, per doz.. . .33c Ktraw'beri'ieB, Oalifornia, large 1m)X ; ....... . . ', , . .17c ratelies,' 0 boxes .', RUN R,!GHT TO THE LA GRANDE PHARMACY Grande Camp No. 109 meets .every flirt and third Monday at Faglea'J ITatl. All vlRitlncr nli?hhnrfi vl-!l :V. come. Dues payable at the ofr'coi Phone Rod 3171. 4-lJ-tf of tho clork. New Foley BMg I FOR RKNT,- Furniahcd Houaukeep lng rooms. Reasonable rates.; FOR ItEXT Quick Delivery l'hono Main 40 : da 0 rande, Oregon '. HNi FOR ItKNT Modern .house. ' Phono 1191. . 5 room ) c-io-'tr ? i. .in., to 6 p. m.. r i. , J. J. MURClIISON, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. CleiK Palmolive Koap, bar . . , . . . . ; . . 10c . Creme Oil Amp,, 'bar '.-. ; i..v. .9c " Iail White or -Hwift's .White : 1 Soap, bar 'i.r.:'.v.:'...f.'..6c' AVild .jtfos'e fJlyi-eiiiie Soap, bar 9c 1 Fa ii v Soap; '.) 'bai's; j .... . . .; . . 22c ' : PO ULTIl Y ;siI'PMKS. ; 'Pneetl to save you moneys i , ftcratel'i Feed,'4Jb8s-25e, 100 $5.25 ; Chiek'v'Feed, Wi lbs. 2!ky 100' $5,25 Ovstiif Sliell, ll...lbs. 2ne,100 l.Cf) Ground Pone, 7 H' . .... ' ...25c ' , It pavs to jiav easli at theOriginal , . ' - HOOVERIZED GRGGERY Tlie onlv real Casli Groeery in La Grande. - vt"..' i .unTT IJIHaimUUW FOR HUNT A new modern house , Inquire Oscar IlerBor, 1105 O J Ave. . . t-lS-it f' Prof eBsional Directory j OSTEOPATHIC l'HYSICIAN. OIL R f urnli shoe ;; W HMJSHES:r 1 1 1 KttP YQiUR SffOfS NaT I Jt LIQUIDS AND PASTFS. '' W.I MW roll BLACK, WHITS, I ft I iv 9 TAS. DARK OHOWtl l .o .1 V '-i1' I Oil OX-ULOOD SHOES. L'iU US 1 PRESERVE THE CrShrr I . '! ' 1 L8 ATMiB. fffij ' "' I " ' i i i -TTil '' !""-'""-- in infiltlm. ii f rfi f-r-DAtlYCORPflRATIONS.tlMITtlXBllfl'AU) MT j 4 room house partly lahed. Not modern. Phone ,u"- J- u- "aieopamic pny- Ulack H31. 6-18-tfi' ,lc,an. iniro noor new roiey ' '' "" '"' -"' ' ' 1 ' BIdg. Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-5 p. FOR UENT--Foiir Room house i:. m and by appointment Office newly papered. Fruit troes and !'. Phone, Red 1761, residence Rod a block of ground. Weaver v ' place near brickyard, door East. Key next 6-is-tr WANTED Miscellaneous. WAM'W) .MeBsenger boy 18 years of ne steady work for right boy. Call on manager in person, if you nra now attending school, will ar range for you until school is out. Western Union. , 6-17-10t SI EC II A NO-TH EROI'V DR. A. N. MAYVILLK Mochano- ' Therapy; :' chronic diseases my . spoclalty; Physical and Mental Science. , . .Hours: 1:80 to 4:30 i pm-, 7:00. to' 8:00 evenings. Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and ' 2 over Coolldge Paint Store, 1 Adams Ave. , Now MaaaBaaaaaaaaiaBaBaaM mom erei I WANTED Neat and reliable boyfpR." MARGARET INGLE -Ooteo- of 12 years desires work on ranch! during vacation. Care Observer. . 6-20-4t ni I WAN I KIJ Dy married man employ-1 pathic physician. Diseases of wo men and children and obstetrics. ARCHITECTS ment on ranch where he Van take'e. E. MILLER--Architect, room 27, wife along. Phone B. 672. New Foley BIdg; Phone Red 1871. i 5-20-St ' V. '."J. . .,.!.-.- ' - ' ' ATTORNEYS ' WANTED- Housekeeper, aged he- ' ; .We have a 'stjek.'qf meat at present that' Is'eoinnionly called baby beef. Nice young tender moat-that will molt In 'your mouth. Come give us a trial, f ' Lower Prices - Better Quality : Better Service, Is Possible and True i Siiloin Steaks, per lb., r .;. T- Mone Steaks .;;-.-;...:'.'..:.v;..?. J eef Iioasts,7 per lb. ".;.'; '."";; ';'.'.. f. . :. . , - . - Pot Iioast, per lb. - ITm" ... 22y2C 17y2c STILWELL CASH MARKETi j :":'' J',Vv-'-'''':" "--M. A. STILWELL, Prop. . . : Aoioss the track Where you gcti.sonm clninge hack. '. S APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR GRADUATES Commencement, is one of the "Red Letter" lays of life, and the faithful student deserves Koine token of appreciation. The various lines we curry afford .the most desirable gifts u id a wide selection at any price you care to pay. : . ; .; NEWLAND BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. twoen 85 nnd 40 yeara. Home In CRAWFORD & EAK1N , edge of La Gr'ande. Will marry if Bulled. ''".'Address Housekeeper, Observer office. - 5-20-3t pd FOR SA LF, Jl ISCKLLAX HOUS. FOR BALK Old and young tur keys. Phono Ray Brown, Elgin, Oregon. 6-14-1 2p FOR SALE-,-1 Ton Republic Truck. -Summer Hotel. 5-17-tf T. H. Craw ford and Robert 8. Eakln, Attor neys n law. Practice in all the courts of tbe state and tbe United States. Office, WeBt-Jacobson BIdg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. : COCHRAN & EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. I' Oil SALE. Furniture for fjvej rooms. Also bassinette. Phone:! lied 711. , 5-18-tf ORE EN A RUDOLPH Attorneys. R. J. Green and L. G. Rudolph, Attorneys at Law, La. Grando Na tional Bank Building. VETERINARY DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter lnlrlao. Hospital, 1409 Madison Ait. State Stallion Inspector ami Inspector of stock for shipment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main 112. AFThlt THREE YEARS, y - Many, men and women aro sick ami don t snow It. Somo never discover that they have kidney trouble'uutil they apply for life insurance.. The kidneys are work ing aii the time, filtering poisonous waste out of the blood stream, and when they become weakened or de ranged; backache, pains in - sides and 'groins, so-called' rheumatism, longuidness, swollen joints ' and other symptoms develop. V. B. Moss! Ogden, Ark., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills relieved me of severe kidney troubles of three years standing." Sold everywhere. " Job Printing, The Observer, Main 87 , FOR SALE Ford Touring Car, 1017- See O. J. Ilasham at Thome's grocory. 0-18 3t LOST, a Cameo Pin. Return to Oli " aervcr. Reward. FOR HALE 100 acres at 10.00 ' an acre one and one half million timber; 80 acres level; 30 acres meiuliiw; 15 acres In timothy. Six miles Bouth of town. Red 571. P. O. Box 426. 5-18-21 p Fratetnal Directory. STAR Theatre """""I Tomorrow Only"-"-"---"-" LOLMSK LOVKLY ; In. . ' ' "" The Wolf and His Mate A story of Ihe great Northwest, a strong man and a reliant woman. TONIGHT Jack Pickford.in "Till"" SIM HIT OF "17." and a two reel Comedy. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 nueta on tho first nnd third Thursday ovenlnga of each month In tho K. of P. Hall. . Visiting neighbors welcome. . . L. J. MDNHALL, V. C. . W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk ROYAL NEICHBOR3 Iris Camp moots every second Friday after noon cud every fourth Friday oven- 1 8 In it. every month in K. P. hall. All visiting members cordially welcom HENRIETTA OHARST, Oracle. NELLIE V. VINACKE. Hee. BUY BE! TER T :7, L. O. O. M. La Qranoe Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetlnga every Wednesday night at 8 p. in. In Eagle hall next to Elks' BIdg. on Washington Ave. Visitors always welcome. Dues pay ahlo at Young's Sweets. GEO. YOUNO, Dle. HARRY SWART, See. A. F. & A. M. I Orande Lot! go No. 41, A. F. A A. M. bolda regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Minions. ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. MM fJD lkU LV1 BABY ClliX W Im ihf rrmiMtlenln Pcttlumi olhArl((UathbtiUitoll. 11 m p-avt Vv. a yan Our not lU The pleasure of a whole trip is spoiled if you have to stop and repair tires. When you hear the story of a million mile guarantee or the tire that is as good as a Goodyear, then shut your .eyes and think of yourself sweating beside the hot dusty road this summer. Goodyear Tires Are Better No one questions Goodyear Tires. Their quality is too well known. Tneir popularity is due to the service they give. They cost no more. Insist on having them. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co, Goodyear Service Station ' Tire Repairing , Tire Retreading t vy m bail. WtW lot