La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 21, 1918, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER MONDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1918 if A Nourishing Tonic Iron builds the blond, and when it is re inforced by .the nutritive elements of 13eef and stimulated by pure, old Sherry Wine, it is sure to prove just the nour ishment which your system needs at this season. Our -' Beef, Iron and Wine tones the system, enriches the blood and stimulates the entire body. This tonic is made in our own labora tory and we know that it is the best preparation of the kindo be had. PRICE $1.25 v La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery Phono Main 40 1 La Grande, Oregon CARTONS 0 SOLDIERS MRS. FItAXK KOHAX IlKADY TO - , 'HKUVK THEM. Ilcludvc, Should Visit Office And Uot . Details. . A large shipment of cartons to carry Christmas presents to the ibnys oversees has beon received liy the Red Cross and Mrs, Frank Rohan, who Is in charge of thia department, auks that all reltlvua who contemplate using the caitons lmmodlately secure Information ne cessary. . ' Her offices In Foley Hotel build ing will be open every day from 'J: 30 to 12 o'clock and from 1 to 5 o'clock. .The office :.ls In the L-oom formorly occupied by Oates' Kalf Sole. . . The same regulations applying to soldiers overseas also apply to marines. In order to send the packages 'to soldiers in Siberia it fs 'necessary to consult U. S. Bul letin Issued September 26, 19JF, a copy of which is In every poat ol f Ice. LEAGUE MANAGER IS HELD IN PRISON LBWISTON, Idaho, Oct. 21 The hearing In the case of Carl H. Davis, Non-Partlzan League niana- gor for north Idaho, on the charge of making, sodltious utterance was celled Saturday afternoon before United States . Commissioner E. O. Nolll. Davis waived examination and his bond was fixed at $7000 (or appearance before the federal court at Moscow for trial. He did uo provide bond and was return ed to tho county Jail. L. F. Parson, chairman of the Latah County Council of Defense, who made' the complaint against Davis, was present at tho hearing with witnesses for the government. The Best Omen. Let tho best omen be our country's cause. Homer. - . FOB SALE OR TRADE Victoria CrM In First Place. A ninn who has earned several deco rations cannot please himself how he wears them. If ho l;a been brnve enonsdi to carry off the V; C, that medal for conspicuous bravery must hang first upon his left breast that Is, In tho center of his chest, and all other decorations, iiccordlng to precedence, must tall away toward his left arm. I London Answers, FOR SALE A good second hand car. Will trade for good milk cows. Also twenty White Leghorn chickens for sale. Phone Black 1012. 10-19tf Classified Ads fromReaper to KvetinqHammer J 'fl Columbia River Shipbuilding Corporation In Portland, completes two new ways. , 2500 Additional Men will be required at the end of the harvest season. . At least 2000 of these will be unskllle d men who will enme from the harvest fields of tho north west and in a short time bo trained into skilled shlpbulldo rs. , When you have performed your patrl otic duty in tho har vest fields, como to the shipyard and hit the Hun again. Columbia River Shipbuilding Corporation ' PORTLAND, OREGON. LOST AND FOUND LOST One lights bay horse, weight about 1G00 tbs., branded "G" on left thigh. Finder please call Main 3, and obtain suitable reward. 10-10-0t , WANTED Miscellaneous. WANTED Girls for telephono Op erating, experienced preferred. Ap ply Chief Operator, Home Ind. Tel. Co. 10-16-tf WANTED Experienced waitress at Home Restaurant. ' 10-17tf WANTED Two Western Union mes sengers wanted, Btcady work, $.10 month; boys, girls or women who can ride a wheel; boys must bo 10 years of age; one girl must bo 18, other not under 16... 10-1G, WANTED Several common laborers. Inquire E. O. L. & P. Co. office, 1315 Washington Ave.' 10-11-tf WANTED A girl for housework Call Farmers 207. 9-26tf WANTED Young woman to learn telephone operating, permanent po sition assured; salary paid while lenvning. Apply -to Pacific Chief Operator, Tel, office. , 10-17tf- Jub Printing, The Observer, Mnl 1 FOll KENT TWO ROOM Furnlshod House for Light Housekeeping. Clint Van Flrot., Golden Rulo Co. Oct. 17-tf PUBLIC SALE 1 will sell at Public Sale at my farm, seven miles due north of Island City, on Fridav. Oct. Commencing at 10 o'clock a. in., the following -described property: 16 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK WE WANT RF,PRESENTATIVES IN EVERY TOWN IN OREGON We prefer men who have sold stock; in surance, real estate, books, or who nave had no sales experience, but would -like to develoo into sales men. We train every applicant ac cepted and provide a system tha will enable anyone who works to hake from $75.00 to $160.00 per week. Can also use women of ex ceptional ability. Position perma nent. In applying, state age, past business - -experience, number of years you have lived in community, " and references. Address in confi dence. Kane Mfg. Co., 162G-27 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle, Wash. .)')-.; 10-18-31 FOR SALE Fifty acres of Firty-fold straw. Phone-21xl. 10-17-6t,p FOR SALE SOME TRADE 580 acres, 100 acres being cultivation, ' tho balance very best bunch grass pasture, about 80 acres more can be broken out; small creek through one cornor, three good springs on place; a new box house, other buildings not much . value. This property is on, a main road, only three miles from railroad station and can be bought at $13.00 per acre. There is a loan of $3500.00 running four years, yet, at SW per cent. The owner wants S25U0 in cash and will take stock or good trade for balance of his equity. Thi3 - is a splendid stock ranch, and one of the cheapest properties in East ern Oregon. Security Land & Sav ings Co., La Grande, Oregon. 10-19,21,23,20. ( Pay Cash-You.... J will be the WISER if you do YOU will readily discover the fact that there is a VAST DIFFERENCE between credit prices and SPOT CASH The al ways crowded cash stores speak volumes. - Biiy your Fall Unions Now Men's Cotton Ribbed Ecru. Unions, Our Price... $1.98 Men's Mixture Ribbed Grey Unions, Our Price, $2.49 $2.98 $3.98 Men's Com. Wool Unions, Our Price ','; $4-98 $5.90 Men's Shirts Men's Dress Band Shirts . Men's Soft Collar Shirts i Men's Heavy Mix. Shirts . Men's Com. Wool Shirts ... ....-98c, $1.25, $1.49 t " 69c,'98c, $1.49 -...98c, $1.49, $1.98 .:i...$2.98, $3.49, $3.98 Wejiave a variety of Yarn at present, all colors Buy Now,' Don't Delay! We Sell ' WAR SAVING STAMPS Mm Incorporated WW hi' AW AH,M.-JM Formerly the United Store We SeU Thrift Stamps FOR SALE. A bargain 5-room Furnlshod Cottage; throo lots. Splondld pluce for- either go,rdon or chickens. Must bo sold Im mediately. Inquire 1st and H Streets. 10-17-6tp OR SALE Stock ranch. For par ticulars japply to Alex. Lindsay, R.F.D. No. 2. - 9-23 tf. FOR SALE Voung pigs. Phone Far mers 21x5. 10-16-0t FOR SALE Restaurant and fur nished rooms, will sell cheap. Phone Main 73.6. 8-12 tf """"""" ""--- Professional Directory ! Mrs. Smith Recommends Chamber lain's Tablets. I have had more or less stomach trouble for eight or ten years," writes Wis. U. rl. Smith, Brewerton, N. X. When suffering from attacks ot in digestion and heaviness after eating, one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets have always relieved me. I have also found them a pleasant laxative." These tablets tone tip the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. If you are troubled with indigestion give them a trial, get well and stay well. ' Adv. TO THE PUBLIC. Tho Imperial Hotol has changed hands and the ' new management would appreciate your patronage. JOHN AYDE. 10-17-5t Prop. MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real property In Union county. No delays. Curront rates. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. 10-17-tf Those Hand Purses of pretty patterns and the very latest Shop ping BagB, you will find them at Silverthorn's. FAMILY DRUd STORE LA SKANBdOSMON, Daily 10-14-tf WANTED Clean White Cotton Rags at the Observer Office: 3c per lb. ' :" ' , . HOOVERIZE YOU will; if you buy your furniture FROM HARRIS FURNITURE CO. BY SAVING TIME AND MONEY. , NUF SED Harris Furniture Store H. B. HARRIS, Proprietor . 400 FIB STREET . , PHONE: Red 8171. ATTORNEYS COCHRAN ft EBEKHAKD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. R. J. . GREEN, Attorney at Law- Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. ' 25th CRAWFORD & EAKIN -T. H. Craw ford and Robert S. EaKin, Attor neys a law. Practice In all the1 courts of the state and the United Statos. . Office, West-Jacobsoa Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. " AitcHrrKCTB i: C. B. MILLER- -Architect, room 37, New Foley Bldg. Phono Red 1871. MTSK! TEACHING. 1 Horse, 9 years old, weight 1500 lls. 1 Horse, 5 years old, weight 1500 lbs. 1 Mare, 7 years old, weight 1150 l)s. 1 Mare 1 years old, weight 1200 lhs. 1 Horse 4 years oid, weight 1250 lhs. 1 Hoi-se, IJ years old,' weight 1150 lhs. 1 Mare, 3 years old; weight 1100 lhs. 1 Mare, 2 years old, weight 1000 lhs. 1 Mare; 2 years old. 1 Horse, yearling. 2 Fillies, yearlings. 1 Suckling Colt. 1 Suekling Filly. 1 Milk Cow. 1 Four-horse Orchard Cultivator. 1 MeOormick Hinder. I Milwaukee Mower. II la v. Wake. 1 Hay Rack. ' 1 Two-Xertiiin Harrow. 1 Kill kev Plow. 1! It-11 lack. 2 ' 1-1 Farm Wagmis. 1 Two-llm-so (i-disc Cult i valor. .1 Two-Horse, -l-shovel Cultivator. 1 hour-Horse Orchard Cultivator. 1 One-Horse (iarden Cultivaator. 2 Ihinie-inade Sleds. 200 tiiaiu Sacks. ' 50 Spud Sacks. 1 1 leating Stove. And Other Articles. JAMES AUSTIN, CLAR10NETIST Musical Director and Practical Teacher on all Brass, Reed and String Instruments. Studio 1417 Adnius Aw. Beginners a Spe cially, v 9-21-lm.p MUCH A XO-TI I ER .VTY. TERMS OF KALF. All sums or 10 and under, cash; over 10,' six months' time, with 8 percent interest, purchaser giving haiikahh.- note. y. D. CAMPBELL. Free Lunch at Noon. " ED. STRINpUIAM, Auctioneer OR. A. N. MAYV1LLB Mochano Therapy; chronlo diseases my specialty; Physical and Mental Science. Hours: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00 evenings. Phone BlacK 2311. Rooms 1 and S over Conlldge Paint Store. dams Ave. OSTEOPATHIC. DR. MA RCA RET INGLE. Osteonathic l')ivit,l:in cr.Antall.lnv In rllAnBaa! of Women and Children. Hours 10 to IS a. m.; 1 to ( p. m., and by appointment. Thones: office Red 1761. Rosldence Red 881. 37 New Foley Bldg. Dr. J. L. Insle has entered theC. S. Army. VKTEKtnART DR. H. W. RILEY graduate Voter- In ulan. Hospital. 1409 Madlsoi At. Btate Btalllon Inspector and lni,ector of stock for shipment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmer! Cu-operaUr Phone, Main 111, OUR GOODS ARE PRICED RIGHT AND THEN SOME SCHEDULE OF PRICES CLASSED . AS FAIR. Below are listed prices which are deemed to be fair, as determined through tho United States Food Ad ministration in cooperation with the county administrator. The prices are those to be charged by local retailers, and allow a legiti mate margin for the dealer: Fresh Eggs Coc Butter, fresh creamery 71c Potatoes, new 2 and 2 Vic Cheese, full cream ; ,40c Fresh Salmon, lb .. . .30c Corn Meal, ycl., bulk, 100 lbs....7MjC Corn Meal, wh., bulk, 100 lbs Sc Rolled Rats, 90-lb. bags, bbl.......!)c Rolled Oats, D-lb. bags, bale 10c Rolled Oats, 20-oz. pkgs. doz.. . . . .40c Rice flour, bulk 8c Rice, head, per lb 11c Rye Flour, 10-lb. bags 90c Hominy, lO-lb. bags 8uc Beans, smnll white, lb 18c Beans, colored, lb. 14c - Condensed Milk, 16-oz. cans. . . . 17'jc Condensed Milk, 6-oz: cans 8Vac Canned Corn, standard 15c Canned Tomatoes, standard ltic Cnnned Peas, standard lt2-:)c Dried Fruit, Raisina, pkg. lb 17c Wheat Flour, 49-lb. bags S2.85-?.'I.15 Wheat Flour, 10-lb. bags 75c Lard, standard, medium cans . . .$1.50 Lard sub. (shortening) medium cans $1-25 Hams, standard, lb 40c Breakfast Bacon, standard. .o5c to 50c Hams, fancy 42c Bacon, fancy COc to 65c IT PAYS TO PAY CASH YOU SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE. . Call in or Phone Main 32. If conven ient, carry your own orders. If not, we will deliver them fo"r you AT COST. Hooverized Price List Fresh Eggs .' 60c - Fresh Butter, creamery , C5c '"" Potatoes, lb . .13-4c - Cheese, full cream .' '...33c - Corn Meal, yellow 71,4c " Corn Meal, white 7vic - Rolled Oats, 90-lb. bags, lb 7V4c, " Rolled Oats, 9-lb. bags 7 3-4c "' Rolled Oats, 20-oz. pkg 13c Rye Flour, 10-lbs. ; ...75c Hominy, 10-lb 75c Beans, small white 15c Beans, colored 11c 16-oz. Condensed milk 12c 6-oz. Condensed milk 8c Canned Corn, standard ...12c , Canned Tomatoes, standard 14c Canned Peas, standard 15c iRaisins, pkge. lb ...14c Wheat Flour, 48-lb. sack . ,?2.G8-$2.98 Wheat Flour, lfi-b. sack 65c Lard, standard, medium $1.33 Lard sub. (shortening) medium $1.1S Hams, standard SSe Breakfast Bacon 38c Breakfast Bacon, fancy 48c Union Store Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p.m. Saturday open until 8:30 p.m. Hooverized Grocery SAM HARRIS, PROPRIETOR Next Door to ILiU's Department Store. United States Food License No.'G6026B.