La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1918, Image 5

TURSnAf. .1 PI A' 18. 1918
PAGE FIVE
IMBLER TO HM FOUR
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DAYS Of GHAUTAUQUA!
L O CALS I ! D0IN0 ? THE DUFFS
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(OM)II XITV fl,A TO UK HIS,i ..MUJ lf IMICI J
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BY ALLMAN
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vismm uki) nutss laic
1KH TO PIIOUhK l. XCIIHONS
111 ItlMi CHAlTArm A.
The Kaftco
IMBI.EH. July 18. S
l.-iUi ladles will
t; Saturday at J.
or I li beue-
iglva a cooked
3wtai.lU.0- 8oUiniV(prft. l
Friday niornliiK will ba llio opon.j"' r ",0 "" Cr"i
inn; day for the Chautauqua In im.H-,"" .
oier, which in every reaped will. be ', . r-t
, a success. KveryiTiIng la 111 readl-l Kerr-Gifford to.. IncorDorated.
.UeBs and lmbler will give to the I Office in New Fo)y Building, B. F.
people in this community a vei y i Owsley ,ngent. Adv. 7-ltHm.
Interesting, entertainment lusting '. .
four days. The plaeb jum in Will th liKly who lost her pur,
front of Mrs. Uoo. ltiiokinan's lms;at the Arcade laal night call for it at
uoou u" mo Hi suiiaine, the box offijeA
spot in town, being off the main
street anil yet a .jeiitrul location.
The Hed Crosa ladles will serve both
lunch and rflfnnor each day, which
will ncld to the comfort' of poo.
pie who will conic to stay, all day,
than doing away with the luuvli
basket. . lmbler bids ynu one anil
all a most cordial welcome.
lmbler will hnvo a flag raising
Wednesday.
.', Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Howell, Mr.
and Mrs. Todd .Conrad, Miss Aiina
Crouser and Miss Vivian Wlggun3
composed a party that went to
Catherine Creek fishing Sunday,
,' Mrs. Geo. Ituckmnn left Tuesday
for Seattle, where she will 'spend
several weeks at the home uf .her
son Jap. Ruckman.
Chas. Squires und family
McKlnnls nnd family, anil line Gam
and family, spent Sunday on thol7-17-2t
Looking Glass.' I
Mn nnd Mrs. L, E. Wtggans re.
turned from La Grande 'Monday
where the latter hnd been taking
treatment for her throat. ' '
Third payment
Bond subscriptions '
July LnHGranJt
Adv. 1
7-W,tf
Liberty Loan
mid be paid by
Nat'l. Bank.
7-15-4t
See me,
oug. Fairbanks.
7-n.zt
The Woman's Relif Corps wiil
serve Ice creamarol cake on tins
lawn of Julius Roelrht residence, Fri-
lay evening, July'! 7:30., 7-17,3t
1 . ; . . .
. . . ELKS ATtES'TlON. , ;.'
Special meeting Thurjlay night. Re-
jlm freshments. Alllisjfttend.
K. JAUJiSjr.N, a. K.
A. Bi QltKKRY, Sec.
AUTOS FOtt SALE.
One . new . Foid, Sever been run;
three second haikl Fdrdsl all in good
Dr. and Mrs. Glllmoro luft oitJ shape: two good iised fclixwells.
MAXWELL
(7-17,3t,pd)
3RVIVF STATION,
Phoife, Main 71..
Mr.i Fix-it will
7-17-2t
Wednesday by auto for Flora. Thoy
will be, accompanied home ff thoir
daughter, Huppy, who lias been
.visiting aeveral weeks wilh her
grandmother. Are you unhnpp;
. The boys who left lmbler in the! fix it,
last draft have succeeded In pass-1 ,
lug the final examination and havo'J RUMMAGE SALE.
gone tu their' respective training! 1
camps. They report all fine so fur. j There will be at rummage sale in
1 'the little Red Cross shop, Saturday,
July 20, for the benefit of the Red
Cross, from 2 to 6 o'cJocK p. m. 'Any
one having anything to donate please
get it in by Friday, the lath, by re
quest of Mrs. T. N. Murphy.
TO
See Fairbanks in "Mr. Fix-it," Ar-
rilAH. (iltAM)Y AXI) Sll Kit WOOD cade, Friday and Saturday.' 7-17-2t
WILLIAMS VISIT IDAHO
iiayi.m. is i. riiix.Li;.-.- :
Lot 'AL I'AliTV ItinifSNS
PltO.M I. ill" TO AVAIIA. "
I'OK sali:.
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lTwirV 1 1AT CHUttP WIL80B JUST I VhtAT PttVoi ) ThKC M3A BMt
R'UiVnu- SfMfi F5tU)W FBicmO E ThwK- op v MiltWD JTWtcK To mne THAT I f
HOMRoF HI3 IM -THft OTHER. Kooy I OUVIA? ,--J fCUOW W THeREjl !
(LWIA? f AMO CAOCHTME LOOMHGrnJ ijT1. v4tTH OUT UTTlHGr)
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VJW.L, I ADDED
THE WA2.TA)C
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B. P. Q. E. ELKS, La Orande Lodge
No. 433. Lodge meets eacb Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock.. .Home
and club privileges cheorfully ex
tended to all Brother Elks.
R. J. G1SEEN,
V. Exalted Ruler.
A. 0. CHERRY,
Secretary.
WOODMbN Ub' THB WOHLU La
' Grande Caino no. 169 uieots every
first and third Monday at Eagles'!
Hall. All' visiting neighbors wul
come. Dues payable at the off'ce
of the clerk. New Fnler Bldg., : 9
in., to S p. m;
J. J. MtmCHIBON, C. C
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk
L. O. O. M. La Oraooe Ixidge No. ,
850. Loyal Order of Moose holds
regular meetings every Wednesday
' night at 8 p. ni. In Eagle nail next
to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Are,
Visitor! always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Sweets.
I THE LOCAL MARKET, j
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Sugar . '. . . . . 10c lb.
Butter .'..;. . , , .V,X . .5055c
Eggs, fresh .. ..1. ... .45c dos.
Flour V, ,. ; . ... '. . .;, . . f2.V&p.W
Cantaloupes 1"K'G2 for 26c.
Cherries, Bing, per gal. fiOc
Cherries. Koval Anne, per gal.. ...60c
W. C. HANSEN. Die.
HARRY 8WART, Pee.
4 tf 4 'V !
4 GOING TO WAR. i .J.
4 Ford truck, in good condition; 4
must sell at once. Phone Main 4
J. 37 or Black 3521. '.'
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J. 4. A 4. .J. 4. 4. 4. . 4. .J. A
WANTED Torrent furnished, or part
ly furnished huie, by permanent
tenants. InquiraJ Observer office.
7-lCt!
'y
CITY SCAVENCERjAU calls, both
111 residence aid business districts
answered promty. William llotho,
Black HM.i-AiU. 7-3-tf.
I Olt RALE Olt TRADE
'1 team, 1700 lb. I'ercheron marts.
1 1,600 lb. work uare.
LA DD CANYON, July 17. (tfp-;3 yearling collB.
cial.r Lailil Canvon neonle iirn'il saddle horse.
preparing to gi o a farewell A:hm- j 3 jersey Ui.lry cowfc
lor K" ' .!: U.-.utoii, uldeat 0.1 -it'.l cream separator.
Mr. 1111' .V1.1. William Eantim. 011 ! 1 disk 4
feiimday nurht. July 20, m thr'2 sets harness
old stlnril house. He i to luavfjl drill .
vitli tua oihi r l":!'! n'counij boys ! 1 "Success" Vsulky plow.
Call Partners 10 X
7-13 4t pd
X
"I'll fit it,"Vsay
day and Saturday,
ys Mr, Fix-it. Fri-
Arcade. 7-17-2t
July 23 for a training camp, and
all his friends are expected to come
and Help'' make It a merry evening.
The dance, which we gave In
honor of Roy feebler crowd, who
were eager to offer their best
wishes and to say "u)od.bye." They Do yoii know that a well-equlp-left
the following tuornlng for Camp , pod and prope,rly-mannged soda
McDowell, where Roy was accepted j fountain Is no longer a boy's Job?
and Fred repected. due to weakjThe average fountain costs more
lungs. Hoy requested Fred to tell! than many of tile finest .homes in
! Classified Ads
FOIt ItBNT FUltMSHKD
; FOR SALE (Je-tot ued auto truck.
miliary "uy il rilll
FOR RENT,
ing rooms.
,-Fj)riiIsHei
Isnea Housekeep-
Red 902
FOR SALE 'ivjoyFord touring cars.
Inquire HarilifjFurniturc. Adv.
' ' . 7-0-tf.
FOR RENT Housekeeping . rooms,
1508 4th St.-4lidv. . 7-12-Gtp.
FOR TRADE Miggy harness, for
milk cow. H.ilfellmer, Cove Ave.
I 7-lfl'.f
bis parents and friends that he was
going to ''hit her with a smile,"
which we aro all glad to know.
Chas. Grundy . returned last
La Grande, it means something and
should be taken tare of and well
managed and the very best kind of
service given to tall ; patrons. We
Thursday from Fairfield, Idaho. '.believe, the Sllvertjiorh Fountain in
which is in Camas Urairle. where.! La Grande is oneSoEthe very best
he went with his brother-in-law, j In Oregon, nlwayfc ,cloan and the
Sherwood Williams, in his Mitchell very - latest and fbest kinds of
car. They were gone six days and jdrlnks are serve4,'at their foun
report -splendid crops and roads Jtaln by Mr. Al Cohi, a true South,
all through Idaho. , erner, coming from a country
People out this way are, busy whore cold drinks are so much
haying. : sought for and necessary every day
Wo had a pretty nice rain on 'want. Dy 3t
Monday evening. .
lira. Reginald lleryford aivi" 'ir
brother Evan feebler, returned, on
July 0 from their automobile trip
to Calgary, Canada, with the Con-
FAM I lY DRUS STORE
la aRANocemaoN,
ley and Ayres party. They wejo , WANTED Clean White Cotton
'gone several weeks and . had a Bags at the Observer Office; 3?
splendid time. ' I per lb.
FOR' RENT Rdfcm for light house
keeping, two llouKs from center of
town, 1512 Aiwnis. Phone Black
3901. AdV. .. . 7-3-tf.
tOtt HENT
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FOR RENT-4M,odern, '5-room house.
Call Main tfip. 6-28-tf
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FOR KENT Modern apartment. Dar
land Apartn)o)its. Call No. t! Depot
- iSt., Apt. Bj 7-17tf
house, aero
den, good
See J. R.
tlonal Bank
FOR RENT Modern five-room
of grpund, good gar-
livelf, near Hospital:
bliVer, La Grande-Na-
lildiiiB.
" G. 28-18 tr
WANTED.
WANTED A baby
Black 1012. Ady!
WANTED Workby
Black 1012. A
THOSE who wh
done at a roialfniiiio ' price, cail
Main 37, Obsever
buggy. Phone
7-15-Stp.
FOR SALE.-1,J Foid,- M.uwell
nnd an Ovcrlniif all in flist diss
shape. C. A. WlcCroary. 7-1(5 tf
FISHERS, Campers, Ifi'itcrs, La
borers. Phone Main 7C7 for
Auto service. . ' '
July 10, :i, 1", "0, ii, 2. '.:.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp
meets every second Friday nt.er
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month in K..P. hall. All
visiting members cordially wolcom
HENRIETTA GHARST, Oraclo.
MARY L. WEST,
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E.
9. holds stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each n.ooth. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
SADIE E. GIVEN. W. M.
I" MARY A. WARNIHK.Rha.
r ,
1 Professional Directory j
Raspberries . ..
Black Caps ,
Loganberries,
Green Onions , . . ; . . .
Radishes, per imnch
Hot house tomatoes
California tomatoes
Green peas ...... .
Reefs ............
Cabbage ..t...... ...
Head lettuce . .. . .. .
Cucumbers ' . ,
Green Ilonns . .
Wax Beans .......
15c
:..';; 2 for 35c
.'...2 for 2Bc
. .5c, for. 10c
...... ......Be
....... 35c lb.
...... 25c lb.
.... 2 for 25c
. . . 5c bunch
..6c lb.
......10c head
15cj 2' for 25c
-site - ib.
He lb.
CRAWFORD ft KAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert 8. EaK;n, Attor
neys a law. Practice in all the
' courts of the state and toe Unltod
States. Office, . Wost-Jacobsou
Bldg., rooms -10-17, La Orande,
Oregoa.
ATTORNEYS
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechan
Therapy; chronic diseases my
, specialty; Physical and Mental
Sclonco. Hours: 1:30 to 4:30
. p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings.
Phone Black 2311. Rooms 1 and
2 over Coolldge Paint Store,
Adams Ave. ? ' - '
Don't overlook your beat inter
ests In the Kodak mntorlnls, Tho
developing of films, printing Of
pictures. You .are bound to pleased
when you have, your work "done at
Siiverthorn's. They are giving this
work every attention. Dy 3-t
FAMILY OR LI O STORE
L.A OSANDt, OflCSON, '
COCHRAN ft EBEHHAHD Ouo. T. I
Cochran and Colon H. Eberhard, !
Attorneys. La Grande National
.Bank Building.' ' '
R. J. GREEN, Attorney1 nt Law
' Prncfice in all state and federal
.courts. Office La Grande National (
Bank Building. , - ! '.: Jjjg
ftRUMrrBOTS
0. J5. MILLER. .-Architect, room 27, ;
New Foley Bldg. I'bone Red 1371. 1
K. of L. of Security ML !mlly
Couucll, No. 246, meets the second
and fourth Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting
members are welcome.
J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres.,
ABE HARRIS, rin 1. Soc.
FLORENCE BRYANT, Ree. See.
DR. MARQARET INGLE, Osteopath t
Physician, specializing In diseases;
of Women and Children. Hours If
10 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 6 p. in., and j,
by appointment. Phones: office f
Red 1761. Residence Red 881. iS!
37 Now Foley Bldg. . Dr. J. L. j(
Ingle has entered the' U. S. Army, j
STRAYED. One black Jenny mule,
weight about 1200. Has halter,
branded Y on left stifle, scarred
011 left shoulder. ' Reward offor
cd. Phone F. Truax, Kamola,
O10. i 7-12 fit pd
LOST AMI) FOUND
FOUND. -Hunch lof keys,' one larjy
brass Key, twl long ordin.irv
Ki-vs, !. smafc key als 1 blju
disc b''aim;; iiiitil:o' l't . Ov.iv
r.nfi iiavc '-v'- i.v'u fi-1' this
no ire. J 7 1 -i tf
A. F. ft A. M, La Orande Lodge No.
41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular
meetlngB first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p.m. Cordial welcome to
all Masons. . -
ROBERT S. EAKIN, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
JODEKN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 niuett
on the first and third . Thursday
evenings of each month In the K.
of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors
welcome.
' L. J. MDNHALL, V. C.
W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk
11 4 year old girl.
7-16-3tp.
layenger worl
lrric
.Adv.
6-12-lni.
j Fraternal Directory. ;
REBEKAHS Crystal Lodge No. 50
meets every Tuesday evening in the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to attend.
LUCIA HALEY, Hoc. Sec.
ROSA BI.ASS. N. G.
F. O. EAGLES; AERIE NO. 259.
Meet first' and third Friday of
each month at Eagles Hnll. Visit
ing members welcome.
J. F. STACEY, W. P.
LEE BELLINGER, Secretary
VETERINARY
DR. H. W. RILEY araduate Veter- 1 '
' lntrlaa. Hospital, 1409 Madison :(
Av. State Stallion Inspector and : !
inspector of stock for shipment j (
Home Independent Phone, Black J
, il-. Farmers Co-operative Phone, '
Main Hi. . '
STOCET market FIRM i (
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodge No. 27 meets evory Monday
night In Castle Hall(K. of P. Iidll)
A Pythlin welcome to ill visiting
Knights
C. K. McCORMICK, C. C.
DF.LILE GREEN. K. of R. A S
Fnlrly Heavy Itecclpta Of Both Cat-
tie Anil lings.
PORTLAND, July 11. While we
had a fairly heavy run of cattle
Monday tho - receipts since ' have,
been light, and In consequence tho
market 011 all grades is holding j
stonily at quotations. . 1
Prime steers,' $12 to $13; good j
to choice steers $11 to $12; me
dium to good steers; $!) to $10; fair'
to medium steers, $8 to $!); Co Mi
llion to fair steeds, $5 to $8; cpolco
cows nnd heifers $fi to $7.50; fain
to ined. cows and heifers $4. 60. to j
$5.00; canners, $3 to $4.50; bulls I
$G to $8; calves, $8.60 to $11.51); 1
Blockers and feeders $7 to $!). ' j
Hogs With a fairly heavy run :
of- lings today, consisting of 1200 !
'head, the market Is In a. healthy;
'condition, all offerings lining clenn
'cd up at quotations. Prime mixed;
!$17 to $17.50; medium mixed,;
$IC75 to $17.26; rough hoavlivs, ;
!$lli In $16.51); pigs $16.75 to
!$lli.26: bulk $17 to $17.25. 1
Call Your
Dollars I
to the
Colors
Our Miuntry neeuB
fitflitiiig dollnra
.. risP
Every dollai' Hint is
kept' idle or out of
circulation in wnr
..tii.no is a. "slacker."
Every dollar tlint is
safely banked finds
its vVay back into
soniti channel V of
lirt;i 111 r,n - iv. xii ij.
win tlni war;
Call voir tbllars to
the col oW" Enlist
, ., , ' i
thein in
Account il
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st.itiit.ion.
One l)(illav wiTn-eg-istcr
a .''beginning:
United States jfj
National W
Bank II
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havings
1 this? ii-
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POWER, COMFORT AND ECON
OMY
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The valve-in-head motors of the CHEVROLET car is a marvel of power and quietness
The eantilever springs give it a riding quality that few cars can equal, size not considered.
No excess weight carried. Only 1835 pounds and all car. Light running and easy on tires.
PRICE NOW $815.00 COMPLETE
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W. H. BO
Tire Repairing is Our Specialty
ENKAMP
Goodyear Tires For Most Miles
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