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JVEDXESDAY, JUNE 5, 1918. . . ..... .. . . t;a clt axttu? TPn?vTxrn. .fYRCn?PVTro - - -:PArrc : irvm Mill I mm nrninriinr i, . - - - "r m,; "m , rrv. " " ' . , . , ' , in i - i-.v",, -l-l,'vl; - - ; , "X hHOI I HVUn MrS lit Ml L -. ' lifTA RVWnan rTjpricrol 'OR RKVT rnmi1uii.iln. ' m rn is m 1 in n. m .. ami . hixmions. igyywuy apiap-8are itgyw'm'i - -. ....Ltuiin MLO UUIUL : i TXmVS.'. with tatii dTm C Mate 8.' V v Ph., ; .i - ' ' ;IC1C (DSCS '''r IL U FUnVr H DV rinn -"-."v,. .:. .. cj,, Red 1761. ; Residence Red 881. In We Clroult'Cwurl of Ultf Rtnto or "Mjjjr Hr I! I fill I r II HI HHr r I - 1 ''" '' ' ' u '" ' ' - "' ' !IT New Foley 5ldg. lr.;j. L. ; Oregon for Union County. SSj . i . i iiiui i . m ii NHIP YAW) WHFlm.no homx A VISIT WATXOWA COTTLE MAItltlKD XKW IIRSIDK.N'CK lsl . l'lMHHKI10l)l;x SCHOOL PIS-1 A TRIfT IIAISHH Kl'XD. . j ' WALLOWA. June 4. (Specal )! John Wrny, who wai seriously hiirtl" by. beinu thrown Trom i horse while at the logging cump of the East Ore- ! gon Lumber Co., has been brought! home from Jiweuh; where he,' has ''' been in the hospital for severql days. ' : no in rei-uvuring nicely, considering tlie-nuture of his injurlee. , - . , .Miss Mabel Dell and Guy Oliver wore inarriea Mtty 28, 1918, by Jus, uee n. wcurue. at. the Hotel North ern. : Miss Bell has . been teaching school the past year on Smith Monk, tuln and Is ono of Wallowa's popular young ladles, while Mr. Oliver, is. a prosperous, young farmer of Lower . Valley. .., ,.'.'.-.. . . "'.),.: Ooorge Coleman,' of Powwntka, was a business caller last week' f J. C. Bulrd new house, cast, of' the mill, Is, rapidly being constructed When finished it will be on of the best residences In town. -; Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Him. Street, Frday, May 24, 1918, daugh .. tor. ; . - -, . ' Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Werst, Saturday, May 25, 1918, a daughter. Rev. Shlmlan; a -former pastor of the. Presbyterian church of this place nut no'v from Umutilla county Is vis iting old friends in Wallowa. ' .' The Peterson house In the west end of town, owned by John McDon ald, was destroyed by fire Sunday Bight about 12 o'clock. No one was living In the' house and the cause of the fire Is a mystery. , Edna Renfrow, of Troy, who has been attending high school for the past year', left for her home Wednes ' duy. ', ,. ' Kenneth Mclntlre. and Wallace Bnlrd come in from Seattle last Sat urday, where they have been working in me snip yaras. They expect to go j to San Francisco In a few days to do i ," like work. , , ' i Mrs. E. Johnson, of Baker, Is Visit-1! Kig at L. Killetl's. I' T. Baker and son Tom accom-li pnnled by J: C, Balrd, motored to! J Colfax Was. Sunday. Ii . Miss Cora DeVore, who has been!' teaching school In IMHn nuaao.i I"' through town ou her way to her home ! In the Willumette Valley. Sho turned ! in twenty one dollars to the local Red Cross which was raised In her dis trict by means of a social. f n nn..tu I.. , ... . his home oenuuaiy sick at - Uacd Motorcycles t.15.00 and up. v ' .' , EaRy payments. W. H. Bohnenkamp E. J. Rlnker returned rrom Pen- Co B 21 tr dlelon Saturday. Ho drove throuirh ! :' , a Franklin cur which he bought at! that place. , , , ; ' .,k FOR ;' RENT Modem furnished ' apartments, clean; also room and! board. MiOO. Washington nvenue, or iw Rett 8092. ' 4-20tf ly to 12 a. iu.: td 6 p. m., and by eppoiutment. . Phones:.- office Red 1761. - Residence Red 881. ST New Foley Bldg.. l)r,, J. L. Ingle has entered the U. 8. Army. FOR KENT, Furnished Housekeep ing rooms. Reasonable antes. Inquire . .Harris Furniture Co. Phone Red. 3171. 4-16-tt I'Olt IlKNT VRTBRINATIT In'the Circult"()urt of the State of Oregon (or Union County. - A Grande National Bank of La : Grande, Oregon, a banklug eorpora- i II il lion, ' plaintiff, vs. Tumor Ollvor and J. R. Oliver, defendants. IFOR RENT Modern, 5-room house. Call Main 780. . .: 5-28-tf uraauaia vewr-, To Turnor Oliver, the In Ulan. Hospital. 140 lUHanmert dpfBndan,: , Ai. State Bullion Inspector ami . , ,h ,,. nf th atain nf rtr. Inspector of stock for shipment. you ar, noreuv reqiled to ap-!' ..Home Independent Phone. Black I and anHW6, tho tompiRint fUod 41; Farmere Co-opentrfe phone, ag9ln8t you , tho- above entitled A-j Main v . lactlon and court, on 4r before June!?-?, " " : ' 20, 11S, and you are further n-5-Sf .....a. .............. ..Itfed mt ,f yo fB"s(1 to answor.U'a a. Thev Need Food above- K . -. . Uver Ihere HAY FOR SALl- -Phone Black 031. B-31-4t,p FOR RENT Furnished 1307 Penn. Ave.' apart ineiit". b-31-6t .J;tk tho plaintiff will:; Judgment, of the eowrt iJ?y. of . f The np-standlng feature of tho spring hat crop is the towering .tall crown. ' Every type of hat ex cept the draped turban shows the aspiring top. The particular ex ample sketched above shows, a crown of tan caterpillar braid, and attached almost as . an after thought, 'a military brim of tan taffeta, and two aviating quills. FOR RENT A new modern house, Inquire HOB O Ave. Oscar Bergor. j ' - ' " ' li-4-tf lagalnsU you for- the sum . i - r-.m v ia ........ three thousand dollars, tor on the first and third Thursday ' lr with Interest thereon at the; evenings of each month In the K. of P. HalL . Visiting neighbor welcome. .. ".. I. MDNHALL, V. O. , . W, F. ASHMAN. Clerk ! : 1 FOR RENT Two room furnished , apartment. Wavorly Apt. Rod 821, 6-31 tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for - light housekeeping. 1512 Adams, two blocks frbm conter of town. ' Phone B 3901. 6-31 tf(BEBKHAHH Crystal Lodge No. 60 meets every Tuesdur evening In the HO Y A L. N Hit) M MORS Iris, Cauip meets ovory second Friday after noon lind every fourth Friday even . log., every month in K. P. ball. All . visiting members cordially welcont HENRIETTA OHARST, Oracle. NELLIE V. V1NACRE. Bee. . .., WANTED Miscellaneotu, Wfti(TEH A girl for gonerul house. work Call 1501 Adams. , i-4-2t i. O. O. P. Hall. All visiting mem. bera are Invited to attend. SARAH McCLTJRli, N. O. . !j MATT1E GOLDEN. Reo. Sec. WAirJU a coon ior rancn, tor in-; . ... (uuimumi (.all .a luu. -, Has n Good Opinion of ('liHinlK'rlaln' Tablets.. t "Chamberlain's Ttiblcts are a won der. I never Bold anything that bcut them," writes F, B. Tressey, Rich mond, Ky. When troubled with Indi gestion of constipation give them a trial. WANTED, Cmpetent help for gen-1 cral housework. Good wages. Cnll i . F. 195. ' . B-27-tf . WANTED A G-room, In. Apply at E. Power office. , V : houso, closo ; ' O. Light & j (. B. S. .t.n rirnnflA T.nilPA Nn 41. A. F. & A. M. holds regulariU B",,n meetings first and third Saturday at 7:'30 p: ni. , Cordial welcome to all Masons. ' ROBERT 8. EAKIN. W. M. A, C. WILLIAMS, Sec. ' rate of eight per cent per annum from and Hilar Anrll 15th. 1D17 (less the sum nf S60 paid October 27th, 160 paid November 3, and"fa (20 paid December 16, nil in 1917, and the further sum of $20 paldlSjK Jan. 7th, 1918) together with the jtlS; sum! of. J. 100 as attorney fees and J??a the costs and' disbursements of this'V&i action, and will take the order of Ihn riiurt. for the 'sale of vour realMit property attached In this action and fW situated In : Union county, .Oregon, tq , pay such " Judgment. - .Tills aimminna la nnhl I ah All liv nrlm nf . Hon.-J. W. Kuowlos. Judge of the above eutltlod court, nindo and. en- -au'' tered- on May 7th, -1918, fixing six consecutive weeks for such puh- or; licatlon and in the, i.n Ornndo Even Ing Observer, .'published at La Oregnit. : djij . 0. II. FINN. f .,..' - Attorney' for Plaintiff. . Residence and Post Office nddretis, ..Ln Grande, Oregon. First pulillcatlou. May.8, 1918. " : " ivniKfc not only ; f cod our soldioi-s nt tho front but tlip millions of women find children bolnnd the. lines." ' ' ;V; i; ; . ". This is Ot'iKM-aJ ! Pershing's :pr11 from , itcrosK, tlip sens- to the American: farmer. ' It is humanity's ilea to civilization.1 7 Our (Miuptiy . looU,s',forvYard with'fonl'i .'."den.'c to otHfiiriiaM'-patriiits to respond ns one niiiii with the answer: 'V -:A ';- "The ci-o.s will be produced." ' ' United States National Bank $ CJ ' Iia (1 ramie, Oregon, ' 1 W'X?liy'txi&f' UP'n QSp GSP ,Kj3p"vm siw"4ttp tswitwwv1 5-21-tr WANTED. At once, -women to mnkej , surgical dressings at the .Redj Cross rooms. A new order has nr- rived had they must have workers, j -Hope Chapter No. 13; O. IS. S. holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting members cor dially iwelcomed. ; .'.SADIE B. GIVEN, W. M, MARY A. WARNICK.Sea WANTED Clean : Whlto : Cotton LOCAL And"7- Advertising in Brief Woniiin Wanted. Want woman1 for general house work. No washing, Good wages. Call Farmers 63 nftor 7 o'clock p m, adv fi-4-3tf FOB, SALIC MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE No 1 cracked corn for j chicken and stock feed. II. P. j . Lewis, Phone Red 601. 6-4-.'lt p j , . j FOR SALE 160 acres at J10.00 ! an acre one and oft 6 half million timber; 80 'acres level; 30 acres' meadow; 15 acres . In timothy. Six miles south of town. Red 671. P. O. Box 420. 6-18-21 p L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order nt Moose holds rogular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. ln Eagle ball text to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Visitoi-s always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Die. ? - v HARRY 43WART, Sec, Rngs at. the ObBervur Office; poi lb. 3 "Wlo Will Win This Battle?" S S ? 4? 4 4 4 4 4 3h 4r & 4 4 rS? 4r4'4"t"4'44'i ft SEED POTATOES Will be given to anyone who wants to plant them for potatoes in fall. Phone Farmers 2Sxl. . S-17-tf B. M. Ransavoll and wife are Tort, land visitors this week. ! Harold Hninstreot who Is In the' war service is making his wife and i oniignter a visit.. VIOLIN Miss Young. LN'STItliCTiOjy will.: receive violin ' pupils at her Studios over Put Minn's j Drug Store. Phone Rod 2391. Residence, Black 631. 6-l-7t pd STRAYED 1 Sorrel mare bald face, brand on left shoulder Dlnmon C. Mouse colored goldlng, same brand. Gray saddle anaro. Notify ' George Gibson,' 2601: N-4th St. 6-l-4t KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday night In Castle Hall(K. or P. hall) A I'ythlin welcome to ill visiting . KnlghU - C. K. McCORMICK, C. C. DELILE GREEN, K. of R. & S IMNAHA PEOPLE WANT The quick work in gotting out the pictures by MIsr Mlljerlng at Silver thorns Is pleasing all their custom ers. They are sparing no expense laud labor to plcnsc every patron. 1 ' : , Daily 6-29-tf I ' " " Special attent'oit given to remodel ing, at the Wnlling .Millinery. 1 S-3tf FOR RENT Abraham's ' Store at ' your owu price. FOR RENT One flve-roonicd house j with toilet and sink, overhauled I and papered ' FOR RENT One five roomed house ! Ml KIHJU CUUIllLIUll, M1MUUII1 1J1UIIIIJ illg. ' 1 ' ' FOR HUNT with stove. K. of L. of Seourlty Mt. Emily Council, No. 240, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at S o'clock at Eagle hall. VlBltlnglaH well as apinmsed mid ollmlnuu memners are welcome. J. K. FITZGERALD, Prea. A TITO ItAnniS. Fin'l. fine. FLORENCE BRYANT, Rec. Sec I """a1". N-Y- 1,1 for trial packuge. I .Miis.B.G.Cokek suvs: Wlinn I com menced the treatineutof Amine I wns in Your kidneys are lha IIII'in df tho body. If tbny Iwcoinn Inactive tfud mil to elim inate the wusto inatuir, tlioy are apt to.i throw the who o mechanism uf the bmlv ( out of order, thus toxic poisons can uc- if tuinulate In the system ai:d bo an deadly Ili'Sldi's causing tho mhior ailments of rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and back ache, neglect of tho kldne.ys is apt to uuvelnp Into muro serious iI1sc:isim, snich us iirulxnes or tumo in the blnUdi.r. Rid Ihu liofly of toxic poisons -clean the bladder and kidneys and euro tlio twliutrts of -hcumatism with Au-:i-rlc and ynu win tliu liatLlo ul 1 i Aimrlc wualli'sUll.vuviwi uy Dr. Pierce, ami has IkmicIiM thiiusands of milTcrcm! thu ravuin's ot the muro serious JaUiii'y dis eases. Now iirm'iirablo at any good drint storiwor send direct to Dr. V. Jl. Pierce, War Rread Wc make War Bread fresh every day. Every Monday and AVednesdav regular War Buns. . Try our Liberty Bread. . We also have tho most complete line of Home-made Pies, Oakes, Doughnuts, Snails, (Coffee Cakes and Cookies in the city. All made according to Government regulations. DUTLI BAKERY 317 North Fir St. Just Acrotsthe Track Ono ono room house J. L. Mars, S Ave. B. P. O. E. ELKS, La Grande 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. 'I P. Lnreum, Puperhnngcr, ' Thone j ;Rcd38;t2. ....... 5-2,tf : Special Discount on all lints. The Walling. Millinery.- D-3tf o . One-third off on nil Hair Switches, at the Walling Millinery. E-3tf and uortant been subscribed by the people by Joseph business men. J. A. Wetzel wns a visitor in Portland last week. He returned on Sunday. Mr. F. H. Gnulke left Inst week Professional Directory .11 ECU A.NO-THliUOPY WOODMEN OF TUB WOULD La Grande Camp No. 160 meets every flrs4 and third Monday nt Eagles' Hall. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the office or the clerk, New Foley Bldg., (I a. in., to 6 p. m. J. J. MDRCHISON, C. C R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk o von SAL 10 i J. A. WETZEL HOME FROM PORT, LAND F. II. GAULKE ON A TRIP EAST JOSEPH COUPLE WEDDED MRS. MOSSMAN IS WEEK-END GUEST. JOSEPH, June 4. (Speelnl.) Mrs. Harry D. Hamblen, of Eugene, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harrv ... ,, , t, , DK. A; N. MAYV1LLE Mechano- Coleman . ' , One-third off on nil Ilnlr Switches, Therapy; chronic diseases my The culmination of a happy ro. t the Walling Millinery. (E-3tf specialty; Physical and Mental mnnce was the weddino- of Misa Not- Science Hours: 1:30 to. 4:30 tie Palmateer of Joseph and Mr M.my In lmm. p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. Henrv -H'irliin formerlv of Wulln I On Improved real property In rhone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and i 12,000 brick for SB0. Walla ,ormer,y vvu"a Onion county. No delays. Current 2 over Coolldge Paint Store, i One 6 horse power; cloctrlo motor, i. a r l i l ' rntea. La Grande Investment Co. Adams Ave. first class condition, $75. - JkV f J trP"Se' CaTiAdT- tf. , . . AV - Ono centrifugal pump. $40. up the -first of the week on import- : ARCHITECTS' 1 One concrete mixer with gasoline ant business.- ... . One-third off on nil Hnir Switches, engine ln good running-condition ArchJ.ander of Iitinaha has pros-l wilin M:nirw KHfic- K' MILLER -Architect, room 27, 1B0 ented a petition in the county court,:"1 tn0 wan.ng Millinery. D- ti Neg ey Bdg. ,,lone Re lsn . itnKMiir iur miurovunienis lur Wlti - A I r-rrz r-rr 7. tirouse Creek road. This is an im- Money ..n easy monthly payments , ATTORNEYS. rond and nbout $-100 hns " ' 1 V '. TL.OTn.n tflluurtj- iik ui in iijuita nt u -n f-i'vivAtrrunu Ik. tun i. . u. iiaw bad ehaiie. Mv back ached ml the time nml oh I how my back would ache nt night until 1 would huvu to get up. I could never sleep all night. Hut since I have I alien tho Amine tablets my backache is nil culm Uji ii.J nml I enn lie dmvn iWi'iPB Bn( sleep good and W'&flVwSfr Bound all night oh I i . i i t Rl'''''v''' I II I"! IS ; If how iiuiuh better do fwl no ono knows but infuOf, My advice to nil. BiiffercrH if kidney trouljlt'H ih Ui ' eiv 'Amine a trial nml !--,:,.;. n....: ...in it..i ,!ic r ,i.t tw IH-y win ii I Hi itiiri niMii biii-ii uiuiiuit " 1. my; y A ... Practically Everything Has Raised ; But Telephone ' Service at 3Sc per font. 40 feet of-12 inch concrete pipe at 15c por foot. cent. See J. R. Oliver. 3-21-3m ford and Robert 8. Enkln, Altor-" j Three 100 gallon concrete wnter neys n law. Practlco lu all the drought at. $2.00 apiece, courts of the state and the- United ! feet of 30 Inch concrete pipe nt States. Office, West-Jacobson $4.00. Remember this Is Ier.s tliun Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, .one-third Its former price when con Oregon. . crete and labor were cheaper. ! . Snmp cut Rtnnn nt rilmrrv nrlcn $3.00 Attorneys. Ii Bank Building. a mere Grande National j 0() 'cotton hose for $6.00 feet of three-fourths . Inch The kodak business today means j n huaifipRR williln Itself. It. means at for. a month's trip in the East. While , 0 ve(,tnicnt nnd close nlten- l :n At:nAn- . ... nwny, ne win viaii. .,i,,,mc. hob ailvertlinrn s f amily urug poll's and several other cities. ; store keep one person busy nnd at Mrs. Mossmnn, of La Grande, who,tinl(,s tw0 ,. iMIRy on work directed the course at Enterprise, 'ninne. The "Kodaks" sold run In spent the week-end nt the Gnulke ,urc0 froih . $1.59 to $110.00. AI-' OR KKf & RUDOLPH Attorneys,!- 2r,0 (feet IJouglns fir moulded home in Joseph. Her husbnnd, Dr. jmoBl CVc-ry line nmde by the Eust-j n j (;reon and L. O. Rudolph! 'lu,i,1K 1111(1 winlw stool entire lot nt Mossmnn wns also here. man Kodak factory may he found In Attorneys nt uw, La Grande Nn-'i8''' '""' f"0'- ' o . Uhclr' stock. Daily 6-2!)-tr tonal j)an) Building. i $ worth of pipe forms for $:!. ". - Whooping Ciigli. ' . n I j A lot of concrete workers tools. j Cottage Cheese. Get It at the 'DR. MARGARET INGLL, Osteopathy A compli-lo house moving outfit. In this disease it is important that j p.... ..mi. nnij cream Co. Fresh i Physician, cpcciallzing In diseased i J. 1.. MARS. S. Ave. tho rough be kept loose nnd expec- CTPry jy. 3-20-tf liirntion ensy, which caa be done" by i n giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. of Women and Children. Hours ll-4t. tf Don't miss trying that new s. P. H. Martin, Peru. Jnd., ;Sllluae "Over the Top"Mr. Coin at j ftihniaisaiaiaai1itaia . "My" two daughters ' jailvortlinm'n Foiintnln knows how Mr writes, whooping cough. I gave them Chnm-t0 ,nnI(e tlem. burlnln's Cough Remedy and It worK- cd like n charm." I Dally 5-20-tf, Try 5- "Over the Ton." the Sundae' , A A A J. .J. 4. 4. 4. .J. . 4. .J. Vrved by Mr. Coin at Sllverthnrn's' JU ST BE CASH Beginning June 1st, the Observer will not accept classified advertisements only when cash In advanco Is paid. The cost of collect ing the small amounts force this change. All classified advertising will be cnsh-ln-advance ' after June 1st. N 4-23-fit i 4- Fountain is sure a winner. I Dally 6-2n-tf llooverijc In yonrj Amiisenienls, bargain Jlnllnec every clay 11 1 Sherry's. O-S.tf 1 1 Classified Ads I'Olt RKNT FnrnWilM RENT. Furnisheil ilousekeep-; rooms. Bed 902' KOK Save the Wheat By usin' more Milk. At tliis tiuio of tho yc;ir thtTc is nlwnrs a snrjiliis of milk, liy usin liioi'e'milk, you can save. .on the Flour Supply. Save money, lieeiiuse Milk is cheap er than Flour. It contains nil of the fooil, elements that are necessary to huihl up the, horiy. 5e jiatriotic, drink niore milk, eat more potatoes and Save the Wheat. Pure Milk & Cream Company i XLOOK TOR THE A I BLUB J V DISCS J It starts neoct Monday NEW PERFECTION OIL COOH STOVE "WEEK x . ' .'. .. the Big Blue Discs which you will see displayed in the win dows of your dealer point the way to a cool, clean kitchen ., a New Perfection Oil Cook Stove in your home. No smoke or odor; no dust or dirt. Economical. And all the convenience of gas. Lights at the touch of a match and heats in a jiffy. Moreconvenient than coal or wood. Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts. Perfect cooking because of the steady, evenly-distributed heat. Remember next week to call on your dealer and find out about oil cook-stove comfort and convenience. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Ctllfornli) : , Y " ' ' " II. B. HARRIS, l.A GRANDE, ORE. '", . W. II. B0IINF.NKAMP CO., I.A GRANDE, ORE. ; F. I LILLY, I-A GRANDE, ORE. GOLDEN RULE CO.. LA GRANDE, ORE. ' CLYDE KIDDLE, ISLAND CITY, ORE. "' UNION HARDWARE CO., UNION, ORE. ' , T""TMrir:-'
