La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 28, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTtfERDAY. MAY 28. 1918. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! WT5 Qf FUN TO SES 'P f COME "womi ritouitigtNKH on 4()n):ih uyVwn mkmoiu.m fv-v- l IS OllSl:il Kl ItOY HY : MAX ilA$T I.V VIIK XAVV. (By Arthur H. rtmld.) 1 . JOSEPH. May 27. (Speelull Mrs. Albert Mount returned from a trip to Portland the Inst of the :week. '', -S-"- "':;":'' COR RENTi-FurnUhed 4-ro.;m house, j (5QYAL i NEIGHBORS lrl Carop'o. P. CK E. ELKS, I Grande Lodge.' court of the state and the Halted with bath; dole in. Call Main 728. 6-ltf meet every second Friday after- noon and every fourth Friday even-v- ln, ?ery moollj ia K. P. halL All : visiting member cordially welcotn '.' : HRKRlETTA'OHAItST. Oracle: NELLIE V. VINACKE. Reo. . - But Wt lt It hypnvtiu yM. far the bui battalion U right on tha o ltHt absHt ww. Cat a fm Gardaa Back by aaadlnf a two-cant atamp for Smest Cole left last week for the j J.S.aTb-. "i." " recruiting station In Portland, where- lie expects to enlist, this milking the second time he hat -made -the . at tempt. 'i'-;tu ,!;;..', ;:;.-; ;;".':.' - Miss Nellie Q raves' Is visiting at the home of her parents' on the Divide. ',..,: ... J. F. Egensperger and sou Frank assisted by several others are fixing up the park at the head of the Lake preparing for the season .which will open soon. ''George Doner relumed last week from Oullfprnla where he had been for some time on account . ot .his health. CHILD SIS LIFE OF FOR RENT Modern, furnished apartments, clean; also room,"Bn(l . hoard. 1008 Washington avenue, or Phone Red 8092. v ; , 4-SOtfiL. O. O. M..-U (iraoaa boon No. 850, Loyal Order of Moon holde regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. ni.. In Eagle hall next to Gifts' Dldg, on Washington Ave. Visitor always welcome. Duet pay , able at Young's Sweets. :.'- ; ' W. C. HANSEN, Die. ; harry swart, sec. No. 433; Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at S o'clock. Home 1 and flub privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Drother Elk. " R. J. GREEN, : . Exalted Ruler. A. 9. (JHERRY. , Sec rotary. States, Office, v Wet-JcabOD Bldg, rooms L 0.r4y Oregtut. . ' '- ;'..; ', COCHRAN EDBRRARO-Om. T, Cochran and Colon M. Stnrkard, t Attorneys. La Grands Nations) Bank Building. FOR RENT, Furnished Housekeep ing rooms.; Reasonable rates. Inquire ' Harris Furniture' Co. . Phone, Red 317. 4-10-tf I'OK HKVr FOR RKNT-rr-Modarn house. .Phone 1101 6 ' . room V;; 6-tO-tf FOR RENT i room house partly furnished. . Not modern. .' .Phone Black 831.. . '... G-18-tf I.OIX1K PKUUiATKS HAVK UK Tl'HXKH l,Al' BHKAKS 11 Kit -AHM ntANKINU ("All Sl'M MKIIVIM.K STU1KNTS - PASS lOKiHTII .IIA1K. . :. , SDMMERVILLE, lal) The 1. O. O. May . a7,(Spec- F and Rebekah Mrs. Win.. Stewart and her little )(leIegltcg r8tI1rned from the respec n Frnnklyn have gone to Portland tive grftna .lodges' last Siiturduj A. F.,& A. M. i Grand Lodg Nq. 41, A. F. ft A, M. hold regular meetings first and third Saturday . at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mosoes. . FOR RENT Four Room house . ROBERT 3. EAKIN, Wi V. . newly papered. . Fruit trees andi ' C, WILLIAMS, 8ee. . a block of ground, place near brickyard. door East.. : WUODMEN Of TUB WORLD t QREEN RUDOLPH Attorneys, Orundo Camp Na. 169 meats every I , rt. J. Green and L. O. Rudolph, . firBt and third Monday at Eagles' vMall. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the office of the clerk, New Foley Blrtg., a. ni., to 6 p, to..' ' v , J. J. MORCH1SON, O. O. I R. f.; KITCHEN, Clerk ! Attorneys at Law, La C t tonal ' Bank Bullfi i t. ,i '.'.VI . " DR. H, W, K1LT Oradaata T iatrton. BtMplUI, 14l Mat At. State SU11 Ion Inspector j ' Iaita6tar of stock for ahlpan ,l ' Home independent Phone, Bl&ci. 41; Farmera Co-operatlvo Pboa, Main lit. WANTED M Iscel laneona. WANTED, a god Solicitor. server. i ' , . ' 5-27-3t p WANTED, Crtipetcnt help for , gen i eral housework. Good wages. Call F. 105. . ' . 5:27-tf Weaver Koy next K- of u ot Secuuty Mt. fimlly ' S-13-tt Council, No. 240, meets the second ' and fourth Monday evening at S o'clock at Eagle hall.: visiting members are welcome. i - - Call Ob-i ; J- K FITZGERALD, Pre. . AUG HAUK1H, I'ln'l. BBC. FLOUENCE BRYANT, Ree. See. to visit with her mother and sister. ! Mrs. J. R.. Hymgn arrived home Saturday from a weeks vlBlt with relatives In Wallowa.. ,', - Mrs. Alvlra - Roup ' arrived home Inst week after a visit .at her daughters in Walla Walla. . ' The Memorial Service ;; Sunday, was attended by a large congrega tion The music: directed by Mrs. F. P- McCiillywas especially fine as was the seriiion on "Libertyf'by Rev. Cook. The ' John ' ; Reyriokls Post No. 16, G. A, R., under com mand ot J. A. Rumble attended in a body. . -a '; ' " . '-,i,. Miss Emma .Wllklns has gone to Portland to attend college. ; : . Ollle Clawson, superintendent-for the Joseph Elevator arrived the last of the week. Satisfactory progress Is being, made qq the construction. Sam McMasters went to La Grande Monday for a few days visit with his brother, who will leave with the fjnion county draft quota. ' ; ; '. Henry Graeff, who has been visit ing In PortlandV returned the first of the week to spend the summer in Joseph, , Roy Hymun left last 'week for day freighted with." glowing accounts pf the -work done .by. the lodges .. and also of, the .growth and beauty of Seaside, where the representatives met this year. ' ' - " Quite a. nuinber. from here .were at Riverside" Park, La Grande to hear the splendid- address delivered by Rev, Fees, pastor of the Metho dist church, and also .the launching Of the - hoat In honor of thoie who have died ; in -the service of thelv. country, but could ,not be buried at home.,.. . '. , .1-' ' Rex Ott probably saved his baby brother's life and the home of the family by exercising unusual pres ence of mind. The baby's gown had caught fire from u burning card board box that had fallen out of the stove, fcnd Rex. cooly slipped the gown off and extinguished the five, and threw what wauleft of the box Intq the stove.- When his mother came in he said "Clyde came near being burnt up!" '.Carol Glenn had the misfortune to break her arm while cranking their car. , The names of the successful 8th 'grade applicants are: Francis Ott ! WANTED To take a car , as part i payment on city property. 1S09 ! ' X Ave 6-22-61 p i WANTED .Messenger boy 16 years of age Bteady work for right boy.: Call on manager in person,, if you a're now attending school will aiv rango for you until school is out: Western Union. ... , 6-17-10t O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 18. O. E. . 8. holds stated communications the , eecoud and fourth Wednesday of . each month. Visiting member cor dially welcomed. ' . . v.v" HADIB E. GIVEN, W. M. : MARY A. WARNIOK.Soe. WAJJTED- -In.- Apply at I5oer office. A 6-room E. house, close O. Light & KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross 1 Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday night In Castle Hall ( K. of P. hall) A Pythrin welcome to Jl visiting Knights -. .- f :-.-.:;-.. . ; ; C. K. McCORMlCK, C. C. DELILE GREEN, K. of R. & 3 j Professional Directory I OSTXPATHIO I'HYSICIAM DR. J. L. INQLE--Oataopalhlo pliy ; slclan. Third floor New Foley : Bldg. Hour 10-12 a. m.; 2-0 p. : hi., and by appolntmeut. Office phone. Red 1761, residence Red . 881, MKCHANO-THKROPY DR. A. N. MAYVILLB Mechano . Therapy," , chronlo 'diseases my ; specialty; . Physical and Mental v Science. : Hours: to -4:30 p.m., 7:00 ' to i 8:00 evenings). Phone Black 3311. Rooms 1 and . S over v Coolldge - Paluf 8tore, Adams Ave, . :.; - .. ; -s . u . .FOR 8AL1J MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE. Piano, rockers,' library table and rugs. Black 8881.' 6-27-2t pd b-iil-tr iREBEltAHS Crvstal LodEa No. fiO meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. SARAH McCLURE, N. O. MATTIE GOLDEN, Rec. Seo. DR. MARGARET. ; INGLE- -Osteo-1 ' pathlc physician. Diseases of wo-J men and children and obstetric. I AItCHITKT8 C. E. MILLER --Architect, room 27,. New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. : ATTORNEYS r. : Portland, where he enlisted in theand Rayinond Monroe, from hrsro; Navy, and is on his wav to a Call. fornla 'Naval Training station. Mrs. Hyman Is .moving to Wallowa where she will live with her mothert Mrs. Lillian McDonald went to Ln Grande the last of the week. Mabel Hug and David Dailoy, from Pumpkin Ridge (Uist. 44); Lois Royes Fred Behrens, . and Forrest Woods, of Dry Creek (Dist.17.) ; Meiriorlal Services will hegln at 2:30 p. m, at the cometery. Both . mme r,r ,ral i roi nana dlnler nna mlppcr win b0 6erveu , lURt week to enlist, but was unable the Wason!c Han, to do so on account of his size and ! ' - n J . weight. He Is now In La Grande visiting friends. " " Max Wilson Is In Salem this week where he will take the examination to he admitted to the bar. Following have received their Eighth Grade diplomas: Sampson, Douglae Wilson, Eva Patten, Emery Bundy and Glenn .Mnrr. ' '.nii.AFT&H THltKE YEARS. . Many man and women fro sick and don t Know It..- Some! never discover that they . have '- kidney trouble until they apply for life James Insurance. The kidneys aro work- FOR SALE--Fiirnlture for 6 Room I House. Call Black 422. 2008 Cedar. - 5-27-Ut b CRAWFORD & KAKIN T, H. Craw- j ford and Robert S, Ealclu, Attor neys n law. Practice In all the I FOR SALE Old and young turkeys..- Phone Ray Brown, Elgin, 1 Oregon. , ' 6-14-1 2p FOR SALE 1 Ton Republic Truck. Sommer Hotel. . ' ' 6-17-tf FOR SALE. Dining Black 1311. , room Suite. B-22-Gt pd. FOR SALE. Furniture for five rooms. Also ' bassinette. Phone: Red 711. ; 5-18-tf FOR SALE -A ranch mile west of Moss Chapel School, ' ' W. S, Thorp. 5-21-6t p FOR SALE OR RENT Big red barn in Block 154'; Chaplin's Ad dition. '.-.'Inquire Lnnihert at ISavoy hotel.' 5-21-6t WAR WORRIES t'PSET HEALTH It Is irgreed by medical authori ties that worry atfeots the digestive organs.- When the digestion la out of order, it throws the whole phy sical being out of gear. B. B. Hnyward,- Uhadllla, Ga., writes: "Foley Cathartic '-'Tablet' give me quicker relief than anything I have over tried." They relieve, bilious ness, bad breath, 'bloating, gas, Indi gestion and constipation. No grip ing -or nausea.' Sold everywhere. ing.au 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, languldness, . swollen Joints ' and other symptoms develop; ' W. 'B. Moss,. Ogden, Ark., writes: ''Foley Kidney Pills relieved me .of severe kidney troubles of . three years standing." Sold everywhere. FOR SALE 1 GO: acres nt 10.00 . an, acre one and one half million '"'timber; ' SO acres level; 30 acres meadow; '15 acres ; In timothy. Six miles south of town. Rod 571. P. O. Box 426. ' 6-18-21 p 1 RELINQUISHMENT on 40 acres of timber land, 12 miles south of La Grande, for sale or trade for hu tq. Four acres ready to plow; 8 acros slashed: rest standing timber b!nc)c pine, tamarack and fir. "Logcabin, henhouse and stable. For particulars, see 1101 D Ave. 5-24-2t '. : . SHEEP FOR SALE Have eighteen grade Llncolns and thirteen lambs for sale. Inquire W. H. Brlggs, Starkoy, Oregon. ; 4-23-14t p Classified Ads FOR RENT Flirnlsliod FOR RENT-r Furnished Housekoep in Rooms. 1508 '4th St. 4-;,'-s .''."-'.-..."..:.: ':..;"'.,. I' -'':-;,' 5-2-tf FOR " RENT--Apartment. -Modern Red 661. Furnished 5-21-1 tf Fraternal Directory. AODEHN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 moets on the first and third-Thursday evenings of each month ln the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbor? welcome. . ' . ', L. J. MUNHALL, V. C. W. F. ASHMAN. Clerk M :. j. b. Nu-Proso RICE 4' "Is pi'ip(ss('(l to rotniir3tlT'''ti'r' ivnl Trnlrimciifntif its unrvii'ill color. Health Kodd for Child ron niid Adults. Ensily . Cooked Easily I)ii'(stcd lOxtrcincly kutritioiis. Try 7t. 1 1 ,' ' " . ' - r '- .". '.; . ,. ' - '-'.-.; "- .;-.;'' livcrythiiij? in Fresh lrnits an,d Veffctalilcs. City Grocery and Bakery The Home of Fancy Groceries. E. Polack, Prop. : Phone Main 75 APatrioticDrcalifaot Aunt Jemima Flour Now Contains No Wheat. Jt'is made of parley, Rio, Buckwheat iuu Ciirn, a fine rich blend, oven more tip netizintf, if possible, than the old recipe, which called for wheat. ' No measuring ov mixing; no oxperimopt . ;ing with h pin"h of this and a hit of that to make these cakes just right, , Aunt Jemima Flour is complete. --. .'.' - t ;':,': ; ' ' J '" :'.i",- :r 1;- So when you sit down tomorrow morning to a plate of-these pancakes yoi fan eat with a clear eonHcienct',- knowing though a luxury your breakfast is a patriotic iino. ' ' " ' " 'r v :.: .-v.- . ';;'-;-' ;-."'.;;:...? 't.'. ';'-;' ' ;:;?.:': ,,.;, .;.';-;;; 20c packages. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY ' Phone Main 80. ' OVER THE TOPI The call sounded--thc need was urgent and wt aiiHwcved. America went over the., top in ' the Third Liberty Inu but. , . The ITuns ai'c not yet beaten. Again the call will sound and again we must be ready to 'respond. Preparedness is In order. , - " Mobilize your dollars' in a hank ac count. , ' , Oct them ". m training V now tq strike nnotluu denth-knell for tho wav-erazed Prussian hordes. . . UNITED STATES , NATIONAL BANK La Grande, Oregon Jtfijit1i1111i A OH NOE I would like to challenge the statement by the W. II. Bohnenkamp Company regarding the gasoline economy of the Chevrolet motor car. I am overly anxious to meet them any time or place in a public' economy test and will post $100.00 (one hundred dollars) with The Observer if they will do likewise and the loser of thecontestpay his $100.00 into The Red Cross Fund. Such a test would not only decide the economy of the two cars but would help whip the Kaiser. ' J OH N 1- ANDERSON j ) M 1 i i rr-t--r-i-rryiFFfirifWfiFrrrrnfirfjwfirrr:rf yijim;