La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 25, 1918, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextN 0 SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1918. LA ORAtfDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE r ,.eitasSS WE G1AIM TIAT The CHEVROLET will run further oh a gallon of gasoline than any car in town. That The CHEVROLET rides easier than any car in La Grande selling for less than $1300. That it will pull any hill that any other car here will and will out pull t Nineteen out of twenty on high gear. 1: W. H. BO GOODYEAR TIRES PRICE $785.00 COMPLETE NENKA ME- COMPANY TIRE REPAIRING i t ; I 1 1 ' i 1 JSpystpsSSSSr HOT LAKE-PEOPLE - ' E8 0ER TIE TAP s I Mrs. Long-'. .. i . . Mrs. Audra Round Claudo Noyes 1.00 iss Eleanor Williams ........ 1.00 Chas. Dalglish . . . . . . 1.00 101) ! WANTED Neat and reliable 'boy 10i) ! ' otti years desires work on ranch during vacation. - ! . Care Observer. , 5-20-U P T t iSELF IMPOSED RED CROSS . QUOTA IS RAISED IN iEN I - MINUTES SUM OF $120 IS j - SLHSl KiUED. Total..;....... $420.00 --HE IS KNOWN TO ALL And Observer Readers Can Depend on What He Says. HOT LAKE. Mav 24 fSneriaUi- Who is there . m. La Grande who At the regular monthly meeting of jdoesn't know Mr. Larm? the Hot Lake Mutual Benefit As- Who would ho unwilling to profit by. sociation', an organization of the Sanatorium employes exclus . n composed nisK'na'y nuv f ' vvjieu hu wcii-nnuwii . ivcly, it was announced that Hot Lake had not been alloted any quota by, and for, the Red Cross drive now in progress. ' It was therefore suggested that Hot Lake make its own quota In ten m.nutes the Sanatorium to do as welI for you , x mnlKua Vinl imnu ''flimi' flux Tnii'' f-n 1 . . citizen as Mr. Larm speaks out, Doubt' sneaks away, skepticism must vanish. I J Every kidney sufferer in La Grande I Should profit by Mr.Lsrm's ex perience. , .-- Isn't it reasonable to expect Uoan t 1510 Fraternal Directory. WANTED A G-room in. : Apply nt E. Power office. house, close O. Light & . ; 6-21-ir FOR BALl'J MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE Old and young tur keys; Phone Ray Brown, Elgin, - Oregon. 5-14-1 2p dODEHN WOODMEN OP AMERICA LalGrande Camp No. 7703 luoets on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the K. of Pi Hall. Visiting neighbor! welcome. L. J. MONHALL, V. C. W. P. ASHMAN, Clerk POft SALE--1 Ton' Republic Truck. Somniei' Hotel. . 5-17-tf FOR , SALE. Dining Black 1311. V room Suite. 5-22-0t pd. . FOR SALE 1 In. wood. 1(181. Pa nil en; " B-23-31 tOYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp meets every second Friday after noon end every fourth Friday oven ' Ing, every month in K. P. hall. All vlsitlug members cordially welcom HENRIETTA OHARST, Oracle. NELLIE V. V1NACKE. Rcc. A. J. Larm, ranch owner, POIt SALE :A lunch 14 mile west ot Moss Chapel School. W.'S. Thorp. . 6-21-Gt p. nmnlntiaa Yirwl trnrxn ''Hvoi- f lis T Vtv til " . - t -TV. Ot J-faiill) IKIIUU WW the tune of 42U. ihe Mutual society ;,Tcffrson s, 9nvg. "Doan's Kidnev voted $50 from its funds. Ipjn, hav0 1)rtven grCat success in Dr. Phy and the Chinese chef, who our famiiy for kidney disorders and I .. is an American citizen, started the , gladly recommend them. I know f rem ibiill rolling with a quarter of a cen- imy . 0wn use they are all that is itury apiece. ! claimed for them. When I get pain The chef's kitchen. . staff followed across my kidneys my kidneys are not with ten dollars per man, and then: acting ns they chould, I take a box tho sUiff, nurses, clerical, 'office and i or two of Doan's Kidney Pills and every omer uepanmem: gave uieii jiney never juu iu 11 uie up m guuu . FQR cLE 21 Rhode Island Heil POR SALE.Purniture for five rooms. Also bassinette. Phono: lied , 711. . 5-18-tf L. O. O. M. La Granao Lodge No. . 860, Loyal Order if Moose fiblcjs regular meetings every Wednesday night at S p, m. in Eagle hall next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington' Ave. Visitors always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Pic. HARRY SWART, See. meets eVnry Tuesday evening la the I. O. O. F. Halt. All visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. SARAH McCLUKE. N. Q. : : . MATTIE GOLDEN, Roc. Sec. D. P. O. hi. ELKS, La Grande Lodge . No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Hohie and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother BIka. It. J. GREEN, ... : Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, - - Secretary. WOODMEN OP THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169 meets every first and third Monday at Eagles' Hall. All visiting neighbors wel . come. Dues payable at the office of tho cleric, New Foley Bldg., 9 A, m., to 6 p. m. r.J. J. MURCHISON, O. 0. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk m., and by appointment. Office phone, Red 1761, residence Red 881. M KCI I A NO-THEKOPx- f.)R. A. N. Therapy; MAVV1LLE Meahano chronlo diseases - my specialty; Physical' and Mental Science Hon re:. 1:30 td .4:30 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. Phone Black 2311. " Rooms l and 2 over Coolldge Paint Store, Adama Ave. ,. . . DR. MARGARET INGLE- OBteo pathlo physician. Diseases of wo-' men and children add obstetrics. AUCHITEOTS C. E. MILLER .-Architect, room 27, New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. ATTORNEYS FOR.:: SALB OR 1U0NT Dig red . unrn in inocn ii4, uiinpnn s Ad dition. Inquire Lambert at Savoy .vllotoJ. . . 5-21-6t Professional Directory . j ............... OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN offerme- to the "Greatest mother .of : shape. the world" to help our greatest boys I Price 60c nt all dealers. Don't in tho world when afflicted. . ! simply ask for a kidney - remedy An average of .3C per hend atlget Doan's Kidney Pills the same the Sanatorium is well worth re-! that Mr. Larm had. Fostor-MilBui-n cording, which is in additional to jCo.,:Mfgrs., Buffalo, ,N. Y. Adv. much hand-nuule Red Cross supplies j ; " 0 and liberal dbnations to the former Job Printing, Tho Observe Main 37 Rod Cross 'drive. ---s' Rnnuirh nniH. fiilhtw Hot Lake's Ox- ......-.....-..-..-" nmple.' - ::. , .- : . Pull list of' subscribers and amounts donated aro as follows: i" Mutual Benefit Association - . .$50.00 1 W. T. Phy 25.00. F0R R1JM, Toy Young .-. 2o'""i In Rooms. Dr. N. E. McAlister 10.00 f. Chickens and one full blond cockcjal. 1515 Madison St. La 'Grande, Oregon ' '".' 'i , .. 5-22-4t p Classified Ads POIt SALE ItiO acres at $10.00 an acre one and one halt million timber; 80 acres level; 30 acres meadow; 15 acres in timothy. Six miles south (it town. Red 571. P. O. Box 420, 5-18-21 p FOR KENT Furnished -Purniahed llousokeep-1 1508 4th St. ! LOST A sterling stiver flag pin. Set Jn Red, White and Blue Stones. Pindor leave at Observer office. Reward. ' 5-24-21 Oliver Dasch 10.00, F0R Mrs. Kobecca Morrow i . iu.uu Mr. James Dougall .' 10.00 Miss Lulu Burgess 10.00 Dclbcrt Turnbow ; Lem Yen Pong Que , .. .. . Toy Leo H. W. Tinker . Mrs. II. W. Tinker-;... : Mrs. Oliver Dasch :Mrs. W. J. Windus .... W. J. Windus "... Chas. E-. King Miss Effie Wngar ... Miss Onita Crawford . Miss Winnifred Hillyard Miss Edna Savage . . . . Miss Stena Olney .... Armido Lorenzi ..... Miss Anna McKenna . Miss Adelih Stondahl RENT - Apartnient'. -Modern Red mn. 5-2-tf RELINQUISHMENT on 40 acres of Furnished 5-21-1 tf 10.00 FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house, 10.001 with':bathj close in. CalLMain 728. io-oo ; C . 5--itf 10.00 . ' 5.00 ; FOR, RENT Modern furnished 5-0f 'apartments, clean; also room and board. 1C06 Washington' avenue, or j Phone Red 3002. 4-20tf 6.00 1 ; 5.00 1 FOR RENT, Furnished Housekeep- 5.00 lng rooms. Reasonable rates. 500 Inquire Harris Furniture Co. 5! Phone Red 3171. . 4-16-tf 5.00 ' 5.00 5.00 l'OH KK.VC'- 5 00, FOR RENT Modern 5 room 5.00 house. Phone 1191. 5-15-tf Miss Sadie Streepey J-"" I FOR -RENT A new modern house Mrs. Geo. Moore 5.00 in,,i,e Oscar Berger, 1105 O Mr. J. L. Slater ...... , Miss Jessie De Vinney Miss Jessie Sparrow . George Mzukawa W. Tamakai ......... W. Tamakai Geo. Hachiya Mr. Pcrcival A. B. Wall Muck Hcydcn Ave,"-- 5-18-tf 5.00 ! 5.00: 5.00 'FOR RENT Modern five . roomed 5.00' house.' 1707 Cedar St. - 5.00 y, . . 5-22-31 5.00 5.00 ' FOR RENT Modern five roomed 5.00 5.00 5.00 house. 1707 L. M. Hoyt. Cedar St. Inquire 5-22-3t LVtU I, f.'XVI 1 pnn... hnH.a nncflf . II UH. Itun 1 T . "Mill .ii.ii nv f ! 3 Jess Turnbow v'V furnished. Not modern.' Phono Fteve Scjoldii Black 831. 5-18-tf Miss Josephino Pellanda 6.00 John (Dad) Gabhart 5.00 i FOR RENT Four Room house Mnrk Phy 5.00 newly papered. Fruit trees and James Litscher MrB. Donald Sargent ........ 5.00 Miss Edna Henderson .....a... 6.00 Miss Josephine Creasy 6.00 .Imnon Ruffff 5.00 Miss Helen Killian 5.00 . Miss Matilde Arnesof, 5.00 j WAN lh -N ight Al. W. Melgard 5.00 1 " Express Co. N. E. McAlister Jr JU, WANTED To take a car as part Miss Mamie Geary 2.50; payment on city property. 1800 Z.JU a block of ground, place near brickyard. :' door East. timber land, 12 miles south of La Grande, for snle or trade for au to. Pour acres 'ready to plow; 8 acres slashed; rest sfiindmg timber t -iilnclc pmo, tamarack and fir. I.og cabin, henhouse and ' stable. For particulars, see 1101 D Ave. ' 5-24-2t r - - - A. F. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A' F.-&-A. M. holds regular! meetings, first and third Saturday DR. J. L. INGLE Osteopathia phy at 7:30 p.m. Cordial welcome to ! slcian. Third floor New Foloy all Masons. I Bldg. Hours 10-12 a. m.) 2-5 p. ROBERT 8. EAKIN, W. M. I . 1 '. . A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. ! K. of L. of Security Mt. Emily, Council, 'No. 240i meets the second! and fourth Monday evening at 8 1 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members aro welcome. i J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. ABE HARRIS, Fln'l. See. ' ! FLORENCE BRYANT, Ree. Sec. ! CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H, Craw - ford and Robert 8. Eakln, Attor neys a law. Practice In all the . courts of the state and the United - States. Office, - WeBt-Jacobson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, L Grande, ' Oregon. ' -" COCHRAN EBEHHAItD Geo. T. - Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande Nation: Bank Building. GREEN RUDOLPH Attorney: R. J. Green and L. O. Rudolpl : Attorneys at Law, La Grande Nt tlonal Banlt Building. ' , VETKItlfJ ART DR. U. W. RILEY Graduate Veto: t air Ian. .Hospital, 1409 Msdlso Av. State Bullion Inspector bp InSilector of stock for ahipmep . Home Independent Phone, Blac 41; Farmers Co-operative Phon Main 11. Heal Skin Diseases It is unnecessary for you to euuer wl: eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes at similar akin troubles. A little xcm obtained at any drug (tore for 35c, $1.00 for extra urge bottle, and prompt! applied will usually give instant relt from itching torture. It cleanses at soothes the akin and beats quickly ai effectively most skin diseases. Zemo w a wonderful, penetrating, appearing liquid and 'is soothing to tl most delicate skin. It is not greasy, easily applied and, costs little. Get today and save all further distress. - . Th E. W. Rjom Ca. ClJud, O. O. B. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. , v s. holds stated communications the , second and fourth Wednesday of i pnch TT.nnfh. VlRitJnv members nor- ! 1 dlally welcomed SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M. j MAKr A. WAHNlCK.HeO. What good are ships if supplies and troops for France cannot reach Atlantic ports because of having to use the cars to haul coal next Fall and Winter? . KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross ; Lodge No. 27' meets every Monday I night In Castle Hall (K. of P. hall) i 'A Pythlin' welcome to ill visiting Knights . C. K. McCORMICK, C. C. DELILE GREEN, K. of R. & S REBEftAHH Crystal Lodge No. 60 Fighting in Europe! .ciiaaiaji) Weaver Key next 6-13-tf WANTED Miscellaneous. Clerk. "Amori-5-24 -St Miss Eva Elescke SELF-PRESERVATION as well, as patriotism, demands that our farmers shall plentifully feed our righters.- When Germany proclaimed the seas closed to American merchant . vessels and entered upon her program of wholesale ocean tonnage destruction, she was aiming a blow directly nt the American fanner. For lack of proper marketing and shipping facilities Australia today hits three crops unsold and millions of tons of grain spoiled or destroyed, either by weuthcr or rodents. Upon our success in this wnr depends not only life anil liberty hut livelihood." UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK La Grande, Oregon BUY AND STORE YOUR COAL NOW and help Uncle Sam end the war Do You Want Last Winter's Coal Shortage Repeated? S ooner or Later 2.50 . Miss Anna Elescke ..... Miss Leah Stong ......... Mrs. Whiteside . . . Miss Edna Mason 2.50 , Fred Kofford 2 50 Miss- Margaret Sawyer i.50( Guy Hall 2.50' X Ave. 6-22-nt p SfsNtJerfsdssterfsa1 2.50 WANTED Messenger boy 1 years 2.50! of. age steady work for right boy. Call on manager In person, if you are now attending school will ar range for you until school Is out. .Western Union. 6-17-10t lsads)s; KING COAL The J. D. Lynch C Farming in Americal I Feed Fuel Transfer Storage J .r ...v L'!OTr :?!!?""ti!'!?n!!H!!!n:?:!:l