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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1918)
FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE LOCAL -And" Advertising in Brief , OTIN'tt KtTTS. , Have Just lodeivkd a shipment or : the popular OuxYik outing units i - for men. Just l thing foi- mo-" , taring and campn. All sizes. W. H. BOHt&NKAMP CO. There Is a general disposition do doubt the reports . o( von Hlmlen : burg's death, but no doubt as to where he went If he did die. Dallas News. . , ' AUTO FOR SALE ' : -A five passenger Overland touring .': car with yellow wheels. This car wus bought four moilthj aim IIIHtlnmplw , registers 600 miles.V This cur is for ' sale py a responsible party. : Cash or i ' payments. If yofljvant a snap, call ' at Oregon Hotel and inquire. Adv. ' . . ', :. , . 7-i2-2tp. ... '. " - i -0 .. Mm halh.; A Rotary Neooiylo Mlmeogrnph 9 tng - Machine. . Cost ! tin, will L sell for 15. Will turn' out i0 cpplaa : a minute.- LooR tke same as 'typo. v written .copies. Infinite this . of ; flee: t, . , "v 7-12 It pd STOCK MARKET FIRM ' Fairly Heavy Receipt Of Both ft . ' . tie And Hogs. ,. PORTLAND, . July ll.i-Whlle we had a fairly heavy run of cattle Monday the. receipts since have, - been light, and In consequence tlio market on all gnulos Is holding steady at quotations. , (, . Prime steers, $.1 1 to $13; good 1 , to. choice stuern $11 to- $12: me dium to good steers, 9 to $ 10; -fair , to medium steers, J8 to coin , nion to fair steers, 5 to $8; choice ., cow and heifers $0 to $7.60; fall , to med. cows and liolferB $4.50, to ; $5.50; canners, $3 to $4. 50!' bulls $G to .1,8; calves, $8.50 to $11.50; , stockers and feeders $7 to !'. Hogs With a fairly heavy run of hogs today, consisting of 1200 head,, the market Is In a healthy condition, all offerings being clean ed up at quotations. Prime mixed $17 to $17.50; medium mixed, $1675 to $17.26; rough hesvlcfl, $16 to $16.60; pigs $15.75 to $16.26; bulk $17 to $17.26. " THE LOCAL MARKET. I ?- Sugar 10c lb. Butter ..... 5055c .' Eggs, fresh .............. .46c iloz. Flour ..'..$2.75$3.00 Cantaloupes luef 2 for 25c Cherries, Bing, per gal .'..50c i Cherries, Royal Anne, per gal 50c Raspberries . v.-.'S for 50c Black Cups . ... , .'. '. . 2 for 35- Loganberries 2 for 25c Green Onions ......... .5c,-3 for 10c Radishes, per bunch .' .......5c Hot house tomatoes 35c lb. California tomntoes 30c lb. Green Pens 15c lb. Beets ,Gc lb. Cabbage ,6c lb. Head lettuce 10c head Cucumbers 15c20c ca, Classified Ads ft.... I OR RENT FURNISHED FOR RUNT. riiisned Ilousekeep- ing rooms. Red 902 1 FOR RENtV-Rooms for light house keeping) two'hlock8 from center of town, 1612Adums. Phone IJlack 3901. Adv. 7-3-tf. IFOR RENT FOR RENTV-SIodera, 6-room house. Call. MalnVIO. ' 5-28-tf FOR REST.-j--Modorn five-room house, bcJb V ground, good gar den, goodwill, near Hospital. See J.4R. Qtlvcr, .La-Grande Na,- tlonal Bahk .Bllllding. , ' . 6.28-18 . tf WANTED. Work by a boy aged 15. 'lio-eVHed lilt? . 7-10-fit WANTED1 To rent, small, modern furnished , house. B. F. Wylde, Phone Main 752. Adv. 7-10-3tp THOSE who wish scavenger worl ' done at a reasonable price, call Main 37, Observer office. Adv. ' y '6-12-lmf. '. WANTED Work as clerk, book keeper, or in reception room. Ad dress Li H., care Observer. Adv. - 7-ll-5tp. CITY SCAVENGER All -cnlls, both in residence), nd business districts answered prtonptly. Willinm Hotho, Black 1152.-t-Adv, 7-3-tf. WANTED. Position as Cook for harvest hands, oil ranch or saw mill Call or address 1900 Chor ry Street. Dnkrf Adr. 7-9 6t WANTED Man ' clerk in grocery tore Rcnlv In Own handwriting; state experienceer if any. Care of Adv. ""IS""- WANTED Mechanics In all branch es of the metaljtrles for Emerg ency War worl. f Oood wagoB; good working Additions and best climatic conditions. Astoria Ma- A WANTED arks.. Aatoila, Ore. -u-3ot Adv. I OU flALK OH TltADK ;FOK ;- SAL13, 1'5-lJjiriiltuio. Cull Ha tr Black 11 -t FOR SALE 0h8iri. riace -your order. Call UlncS 3452. Adv. . K . 6-24-tf. FOR SA'LE-rftwo 'f ord touring cars. Inquire IlurriSfjpirnlturo. Adv. 7-9-tf. FCR SALE. wagon, hayrako, Snodgrass.- Red ,7-8-6t and bed. 891. FISHERS, Campers, Il-uiiors, La borers. Phone Muin 707 for Auto service. ' . . July 10, i, 17, 20, ii, 2, FOR SALE Used Ford car painted and thoroughly overhauled. : In quire Dr. Verne Johnson, or phone Black 371. Adv. 7-11-Jtp. ............ , Fraternal Directory. s I mJ K. of L. of Security ML fimlly Couucil, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening I at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members are welcome. , . . " J. K. FIT550ERALD, Pres. 1 ABE HARRIS, Fin:l. Beo. . FLORENCE BRYANT, Reo. Bee. L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 860, Loyal Order nf Moobo holds regular meetings every Wednesday ' night at 8 p. m. In Eagle Hall next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. ' Vlsltoi always welcome Dues pay ablo at Young'B Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Die. ' HARRY SWART, Pec. ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp meets every second Friday after noon and every fourth Friday even ing, every month in K. P. hall. All visiting members cordially wolcom HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle. MAItY L. WEST, A. F. & A. M. Im Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. ft A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. 1 ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M. A. O. WILLIAMS, Sec. REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. 60 . meets etery Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. SARAH McCLURE, N. G. MATTlE GOLDEN. Ree. Sec. JODERN WOODMEN. OF AMERICA . La Grande Camp No. 7703 nioets on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the K. of P. nail. Visiting neighbors " welcome. s "' L. J. MDNHALL, V. C. W. F. ASHMAN,. Clerk O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. ; S. hoids stated communications the second and fourth .Wednesday of each month. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M. MARY A. WARNIOK.8ec F. O. EAGLES, A BRIE NO. 259, Mfeet first and third Friday of "each month at Eagles Hall. Visit ing members .welcome. . J. F. STACEY, W. P. I LEE BELLINGER, Secretary 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. GKEEN, Exalted Ruler. ' A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday night In Castle Hall (KT, of P. ball) A Py thl in welcome to ill visiting Knights ' , ' C. K. McCORMICK, C. C. -. DELILE GREEN, K. of R. & S WOODMEN OF 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 off'ce of the clerk. New Foley Bldg., 9 m., to 6 p. m. J. J. MDRCHISON, C. C R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk I - 1 Professional Directory j CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H. Craw ford nnd Robert S. Eakln, Attor- ' ncys a law. Practice In all the courts of the state and the United I States. Office, West-Jacobson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregoa. ' ATTORNEYS DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano- Tberapy; chronic diseases my specialty; Physical, and Mental ' , Science. Hours: 1:30 to 4:301 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenlngB. Phone Black 2.111. Rooms 1 and 2 over Coolldge Paint Store, ' Adams Ave. . I COCnRAN & EBERHARD Qeo. tf. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. OREEN ft RUDOLPH Attorneys, R. J. Oreen and L. O. Rudolph, Attorneys at Law, La Grande Na tional Bank Building. AIHIHITKCIH C. K. Mil. 1,KK -Architect, room 27, New I'oley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. 1 tinea -.--------"---- DOINGS , OP THE DUFFS DOVOU RECCXJNISR ME? l suppose You wonder. WEARING 1HEJE SMOKeD 61ASS.ZS- "TUe po?T?R. TcLt HIM Hot To DO Am WORK WHILE HIS PteS APe . ' sorb Btrr he mfo fill usTms I m, dPACE oMe WAV -1 ' 1 1 y i .... DR. MARGARET INGLE. Osteopath Physician, specializing In diseases of. Women and Children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m.; l to 0 p..m and by appointment.1 Phones: office Red 1761. Resldenco Rod 881. 37 New Foley Bldg. - Dr. J. L. Ingle has entered the U. S. Army. VETKIttrf ARY DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter Inrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madlso.n Alt. State Stallion Inspector anc Inspector of stock for shipment ' Home Independent Phone, Black . 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main 112. . jslT'Quad, .which sloeta and drives nil four wheols,. to- the one-ton 3 Ink which Is used foi1 .light loads It are taken . easily and quickly m oho place to another. J ' .' 'We havn ' been selling' Nash uff ilpmeht to many firms who for rly used. Iioibcs, ' The high price Zd' horse feed and the increased, m. lioncy of '.motor trucks make' ijso men realize that there is a tl! uson for , the demand . fo motor td diBplace horses. ' : :' ml ticks One Naoli one-ton truck will; In bst casus, replace, six horses and d bettc.r and faster work. A truck work 24 lniurs: a "day, while a -0 XOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given, that the! undersigned has filed his Final Ac- j co.i.il, as Administrator of the Es tate of America F. Roes, deceasol, in the CoJiity Court of tho !iA!e! of Oregtn. for Union County; and that Bald Court has fixed Sd'ini!h! the 10th day of August,' 191)1, uti 10 o'clock In thtVforenoott of snldi day, at the. Court filftuse In the City of La Grande, JJnipif Cqunty, Ore-1 gon, as the time Rim place for hear and proving ; saffl jtinal c.cnunt. for of afMobJekinns Iheie- the hearing to, and for the' Vlnjftsettlemcnt thereot. and or fiaMH-.-itnto. Dated, July 12th, 1918. HARRY C. REES, Administrator of the Elntc of AMERICA F. REE9, deceased. To be published daily, July I2lh, 19th, 2Cfh, August 2nd nnd !Hh. -o : NOTH'K TO J('ItKI)ITOItS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HEREnY GIVEN, Kel has been duiy ejCriiinty Court of nleof Oregon, Ad- that the nnderslRiod appointed . by. the! Cfmnty Court of Union county, stn The Mammoth Grocery C. R. KIMK1NS, Proprietor Just Received a Fu Cookies an Our Fruits YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED 1211 vI)AMS AVENUE ., ,. PHONE, MAIN H2 lV YfUBu'pl- VIELL,-I M VlEARIMt? TJEM OUT OF , sinmvii roa. au.an- Vou-will BCMEMBefit "THAT TOM'TotO VOl NESTEBDAN 1VMT)UMAM HAP A PWKEVE- vivh I'M i HE couldn't He. peciOEO SIMPLE mlnlstratilx of), the estate of Eliza E. P'owler, , deceased, and that nil persons having! claims agiilnst snld estate; are required to present tlto same to the undersigned, at the re sidence of the kndeiWned, at -dicr residence. No. 1101 3 Streeti in the city of La Gramt, sild county and state, or to her Mtoiiiey, F. S. Iv anhoe. at his offW in said city, . flammd& , -&zt&a: REMEMBER! As the days go. by ,0110 by one, the time is drawing nearei' for 'the harvest, and how many are prepared to take care of their crop? How many grain ..beds have yon? . How many grain bins ar you going to need? How. -is yohi' eiittingiiiaf'hinery? All in shape? If not, look' up tli "number if eastings tliat are.' .worn out and leriiis get you new ones.' It all takes time, so don, wait until the day you want to use your machinY to get repairs. We Have a On RidinV while thev last TH and are dirt cheap. Our celebrated Jol liaises need no introt l, ..-,,1.1T, s srantiara. i 1 1 ; "Wagons, Litchfield Spreaders,, i ltock Island Plows and Harrows, Shell Oils and Greases, su re to get our prices before you buy. : : Signed, ' . La Grande Implement Company ............................ ................... j FresH Sarato ;a Chips Line and Veget s are Alii - BY ALLMAn ....................... j IHB STILL HA IT Po much WORK so To DRAW 5leTHm(S TKATCJ VJHS t'M HEBE .on or afteiV Man V before six months .from and the) date of tip first publica tion jf Mils nollce.lwhlch (into la July 9 2, !1 9 18. tJ F.sj-TpAf . Attornoy TJrAdn DAH-f)! McC ANHOE, Administratrix. McCRARY AdminlstVatrlx of the Estate of Eliza E. Fowler, deceased. Dally: Julv 12, 19, 26, Aug. 2, 9. Special Price Cultivators ire all good, new stoek 1 Tinders, Mowers nnd tion to you tliey.'nrtv CI. I fi 11 1 1 ll niauev i;uicers, uirdseu Up of Bulk rackers Fresh Daily i .NOTK'B OK FINAL HrTTTIiKMKKT I Notlca Ik hereby given, that ! ttie dnderslgned has filed her Final Ac-1 count as Administratrix of the estate of Harry W. Stonur, deceased, ndj the County Court. of Union county. state of Oregon, has fixed July 23rd, I M9IS. at 2 o'clock p. in. of Bald day, I as the time nnd his office in the I Court House In La Grande, said county and state, as the place, for heaving and determining objections thereto, and for approving, modify ing or disallowing said Final Ac count. - M. C. NEWTON, ,. Administratrix., of the Estate of Harry W. Stonor, deceased. Adv W. June 21r28; July 0-12-19 Observer advertising will bring re sults. Toplew Spo: Look Your Bel Comtirtabl it. FKONT EACICORSET the only conet with the patented VlSNyiLE Back anrrTront Shield Be fitted to the corset designed for your figure. There are . : LA CAMILLE MODELS ' for evertr figure. They are always fitted by a scientifically trained cor-. setier. This service goes with the corset and such comfort. A full line of the latest models al ways on hand. Priced at $2.00 and up. . Mrs. Robt. Pattison : Corsetiere Res. 1702 Oak. Phon Red 8221 The Harvest Season this year faces greater diffi culties than ever beforc--we are referring, of course to the labor shortage. Yet the Flag must be "nlnntpri" in the furrows! it Uncle Sam needs help to meet the enormous de mands the war has made upon his National re sources. He needs our e jk united efforts to send him "Over tho Top" to victory.. Farmers and patriots It is thf earnest wish of this Baitk to show in ev ery possible way, the real admiration we feel for the farmers it this commun ity. Out appreciation of every mil's effort Deads us to miwe this suxgeg tiun: If le are aUle to snve vou m trip tof town during tii want yoi Write us. We will b. n.4 anv am! to make pmrchaios such (Nf as a new pnVtrto replace that bit of broken machin ery, for instance. Per haps you muy want us to send n check or draft away, or If necessary, even write a letter of Im portance for you. Just give us good, cleai instructions and you will find us ready and willing to assist you. Of course, there is no charge for this service. With best wishes, we art Cordially yours, T. .1. SCROGGIN, Cashier. Jg United States $jj National Bank Lii Grande, Ore IS m. .. XT w A Model It and Be I in a mom 1 1 Bummv (Iglnd tl tr II hunlr 11.11 11.. V I 1 T m-MiMi II I. V II WITH THE Ml'T YOI'B Hl'l'PMFM HIOM A IKINTIN(1 CII-T'ICH THAT I'AY.H ITH IMIINTKIIH AIVK THK 1'MOMi WAOK WALK, AMI IS A VNION 8HOF. ; It Is (lie oft repeated story, When People nf Union County want Priming (lint Is hard to' execute, when they want a Job of work done that require . skill, ' workmanship, careful planning and earnest nppllca tlou, lliey finally come to the Observer's Job Printing Depart . ment. " ! . TliU office does the' work, but In nil candor, that Is the cIusn of work iiKiit which there-' In Hole profit, and fre(iirntly sonic Ionm, Imh'huno of the liitrl ; mlo nature and time-absorbing ' features of auch jolw. .i : For liistnnrd, Ivlien It Teto. phone Directory in tn print or a High bcltonl Aniinnl, such as the Mlmlr, which. Is Just luiued, lire to ho printed, the Observer : Job Printing lepnrtmeut In tho -only office in the county equip petl with machinery, type and . printers to get out the work. Union county must have and maintain such a printing office, Unit can do the techlncal, high class work when it Is wanted. But-- Wo resiicctfully call yonr t . lent ion to the smaller work, which we are abundantly equip ped to do mill which should, to n certain extent at least, go to the office that malnta!t:H a plant capable of doing tho hard class of work. In the timallcr work (hero Is a profit and we resect fully call upon busliiesa firms posKcxsiiiK home pride who know upon reflection, that In order to keep a big plant run ning It. must hnve all classes of prating I'o not send us ynnr technical, hard printing, that run not be dono by anyone else In the county, and then senil your sninller work elsewhere. It IS NOT FAIR. When It comes to prices on smnller work, -It . RtniulH to reason Hint this shop can mora than couiicto wllh any oilier concern, for we keep a regular force of Journeymen printers and pressman und pay these men nhovo thn t'nlon scnlo of wages. If jron arc a believer In well paid Inlior nnd want to uphold such principles, send your Job printing to Ibis office, where It will be handled at (he least pos. slbln cost tn you. and at the snnio time yon are assured of a good grade of work. Observer JobPrintingDcpt. Printer $ I, 1 M s if
