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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1918)
rRTOAY.,yOVEMBEli 1, 1918 -,--1.1 L'-ii-i J LJ .i. 1.U You Cer tainlv Want Individual Style, Comfortable Fit and Skilled Tailoring in Your Clothes Then Let us Tailor Them for You Today when good ready mades cost $30.00 to $80.00, our value giving is all the more extraordinary win the war by buying clothes that will out wear store clothes 8 Help Fine Overcoats and Materials to Make Up ' ANDREWS BROS. Full Line of THE TOGGERY Mrs. Stilwell Appeals to Women Voters to Support Republicans at Election 1 I havs been appointed by the Hepubllean State Central commit tee to take part Jri the campaign to the .end that ail women should know fully the political .gttuation. Owing to the prevailing epidemic no meetings can be held and I therefore appeal to every woman voter through the press to study ,carofully her billot. Bear In mind that republicans have backed up President WHso in every war un dertaking more loyal than has many democratic congressman and senators. When you vote Tuesday vote for the republican candidates clear down the fine, ; They have made good and are the men we must look to at the present time. BespcetfuHy, HATTIE STILWELL. HEAXTH OF TROOPS IMPROVED Soldiers Roinp; to Europe Arriving In Excellent Condition. .WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. Decided improvement in the health conditions of American troops nrriving abroad was noted in a report received by the War Department f roiti the chief of the nrmy debarkation service. The improvement is believed by of ficers to reflect the: better conditions in army camps in this cuontry. 1 ithe'; $War If has become the big sp H issue of the day. The business man f is bringing every force to bear in ful filling the mighty part he is called , upon to play. This is the time the experience and ser vice of the United States National Bank can be espec ially beneficial. Onr officers invite conference with loyal business men of this community. I United States $! I National ' i .25 V Bank ! 81 M.MJillVIU.E XEWS Sununervflie, i Oct, SI, (Special) Mrs., Hoover and her i daughter who have been visiting Mrs. Ed. Combs, have gor to their home In Los Angeles Csl. Mrs. Combs ac companied them, and will spend a month visiting relatives, Irene Ott - and Mary Woodcll spent .Wednesday in La . Grande shopping.. ' i , J ? . Hugh Park, Chas. Sanderson; Sam Cralgg and Frank Oliver were called before the examining board October 27, . ' ; .', ' Irene Wagner has been visiting her friend, Vada Squires of Imbler. Billy Bay the noted hunter of this place brought In another deer. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker a fine girl. , - . . , Mrs. J. M. Choats and daughters Nets and Thelma of La. Grande are spending a few days at their home here. . Mrs. Daniels who has been very sick is . able to be on the street again, much to the , joy .of her friends. ' ' - Fred Hamilton who lives west of town is having his home remod eled, . Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Can tbrel a bouncing boy. ' ' ( Grandma Hammeraly Is suffering from a broken rib which was caused by a fall. Mrs. Burt Sanders, Mr4. Mable Smith and Mrs. T. A. Choate were La Grande visitors Tuesday, A Jolly good time was enjoyed by Mr, and Mrs IVaok Woodell, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Park and Mrs. J. J. Wagner, who- spent the latter part of lasf week on the Summit hunting. Clofton Wagoner has been suf fering from a severe attack of neu ralgia, i Orian Monroe and wife have re turned to Portland after a few weeks visit with his mother here. ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Elmer of Los tine are visiting her sister, Mrs. C. M. Hnle. . Cy. McDowell has returned" home from Haines wrhere he has been employed 'on a ranch. t Klmer. 3. llurr. -Elmer J. Burr, formerly a rail road employe hero, and member of the Elks Lodge died at Salt Lake City Inst night according to a tele gram received by. lodge officials this morning. The body will be taken toi,;Wcntworth, S. D. for bur- I. ' .: ' 1 How It Is Don. , When n woman Is content to grow ld gracefully, she usually does it gray folly. - ':-.'. SOLDIERS OUTSIDE OP THE STATE ARE VOTELESS SALEM, Oct 31. Replying to a re quest from the commander of the Third naval district, which has head quarters in New York, to make ar rangements whereby a number of Ore gon men in active service" in that dis trict might cast their vote at the gen era! election next week, Secretary of State Olcott points out that section 1? of article 2 of the state constitution limits the right of suffrage to citizens who are within the borders of the state on election day. Therefore, Oregon men in military service, who are away from the state on election day will not be privileged to vote. . ' Commission Undertakes Settlement Salem Professor H. D, Scudder will go to Washington eary in Nov embei; to represent the Oregon Land Settlement association and confer with the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior regard ing the part this state may take in the care of returning, soldiers. . ; Classified Ads i... ...... ......... WA ! TED Miscellaneous. WANTED To trade a good colt for cow or driving hoise, Bert Knight, Island City. Oct. 31-2t. WANTED Ironing, by the hour, call Bed 1021,. 10-3U-4t,pd Government- ; needs 12,00a CLERKS La Grande examinations Nov. 16, Dec. 7; salary $1200; ex- , perience unnecessary. Men and wo men desiring government positions write for free particulars, J, C. Leonard (former Civii Service Ex aminer) 780 Kenois Building, Wash- ' ington. 10-30-3t,pd. WANTED Man and team to deliver wood. Call Retail " Department, Grande Ronde Lumber Co. 10-28tf EXPERT BICYCLE and Motorcycle work at Keiley's Shop, corner Fir and Washington. 10-20-6t,pd WOMAN WANTED, by day or hour. Call Black 341. - 10-22 WANTED A girl for Call Farmers' 207. housework S-26tf WANTED Several common laborers. Inquire E. O. L. & P. Co. office, , 1315 Washington Ave. 10-11-tf WANTED Two Western Union mes sengers wanted, steady work, $50 month; boys, girls or women who can ride a wheel; boys must be IB years of age; an girl must be 18, other not under fr 10-16,. . .. FOB SALE OK TRADK . FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay, in car lots. Write Pinney tc Bender, On tario, Oregon,. , 10-30-flt,pd FOR SALE Washington Parlor heater. Wood burner. Good and serviceable. Black 1611, : Oct, 30-41. pd. FOR SALE Brown Baya beans, 10 ' cents a pound, delivered. Union County Phone, Farmers 41. ' . 10-S0-6t,pd FOR . SALE Sweet cider, delivered, 25c per gallon. Phone Black 9S2. m -. t ' amies. I will not be responsible for biiia contracted by my sob, Herman Kra mer. BEN KRAMER. r,:t . w-ga-fit.pj FOR RENT Five room : modern , house for rent, f 18 per month, to permp.nent tenant Persons not wishing to pay thai much, please do not call. Phone Main 71, . W-30if FOR SALE Rome J Beauty Apples, price $1.50. Phone Red 8371. 10-29-10t,pd FOR SALE One good milk cow, two tons of hays cream Separator, re frigerator and househld articles. In quire Hint and H Ave. 10-28-4tp FOR SALE Five rdojsi house and one acre of ground, ""Fhone Red 1932. 10-28-Otp. ! To Voter , Influenza la oar" community ani scarcity ot druggists eompella me to stay at my ssost behind the pre scription . counter, so .most ask your vote by other than personal canvass. ELECTION NOVEMBER 8tB. ' S. 1. BOHHACGHj BemoeratSe Candidate for Joint : Krepresentis ttve for Joint Jtspjeseatatlve for Colon and Wallowa CsbbUss. Adv. 10-Sl-4t. . . .. Professional Directory 1 A1TOKNET5 COCHRAN ft EBEHHARD Geo. T." Cochran and Colon R. Sbartard, Attorneys, '-y La- Grsode NatJonti Bank BuiJdiEg. if B 1, GP.EES, Attorav a.1 La. PraeUcs m 11 state arid feiersi courts, Sfflce Ja Grande Kationsl ' Bask BaWIag,- OSTKOPAmiC. DR. MARGARET INGLE, Cste5pst!t Physiclss, BpeclsiMiig is diseases ef ;WemB en 4 CMldroa. Hours '-18 -to J e, m, 1 to 6 p, m and ;bjp sppoiotmeat. Phases; office Red 1?81. Sesldeace Rel SSt. ST New Woisf BWg. : Dr. J, 1, lugla has entered the B, S. Army. iBOHITiKJia O. B. M1LLBB Afsnttst, room ST. Hew FsSey Bids. Phoss Bed 1871. WANTED Clean WWW , Cottoo Bags at the Obsersej' Ofles; $e pgr lb, . j CBAWFOHD KAK1H T, H. Cnw- j ford tsi Bobert 8. Etia, ittor- J sey lav, Trtetist So all tis warts af tS ttate scd V3e Pated Sttte. Offts, West-Jteoooa j Blig, rooms 1-10-1", L Grta4a, j Oreioa. . . " M MBCHANOTIIGRATT. " - : J XB. A. S, 14AI"V'ILLE HKljaao j Tbtatri 2rvaJe 41mm tor peiirr; fhrtbatl toA Meotsi I Scteaee. Hears; I-.S4 to 4Zi t p.m., 1:W t S;Sft efeatoss. i Phone Bleclc tii. Eooms 1 e4 j f oer Coolidfa Faint Store, I Adam Art. j VrTTEKl IfTC (a, H, W. RILiET Qr4ttte Vetr j tavrtan. BospiUti, Hit Madissrt i A? , Stats BtalMoa tespeetor ani i JxisMetor of atoefc for aalpmeat, I' HoEte Isieptsiest'Pisons, Black I tit Farmer Cv-ofntir Pltoaa, " Mala HI. FOR SAlll.4-Fpp4f Touring .Car, & Furniture Store, 10-21-tf r f OTL SALE Stock lahcfc. For par ticulars apnly to Alest, Lindsay, R.F.D. No. 2. 9-28 tf. sr ' FOR SALE! Restaurant and fur nished rooms, will sell cheap. Phone Main ?3. i . S-H tf FOB KBSX FOR RENT Two srtiall, nnfarnkhed rooms; also laying hens, fryers and rabbits for sale. Phone Black 1642. : . 10-31-, FOR RENT Thursday, large, warm sleeping -room, with bathj close In, 1434 Adams. 10-29-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone Black 831. 10-26tf LOST AND POUND LOST Sunday , afternoon, in - La Grande , or between La Grande and Finder leave at Observer office and ; -receive reward." Mpdred Minshall. j 10-28-tf ! ANNOUNCEMENT Hug's Groceteria The Store Where You Help Yourself Come in and let us tell you about it '.'HP' H sALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, AT ON RANCH f La Grande, Oregon Oy.7,1918 BEGINNING AT 10 A.M., THE TOLLOWIKG DESCRIBED TROPERTY, 80 Head of Horses 12 head 3-year oldsi 24 head 2-year old; 14 head of yearlingsj 8 head of "coltsj 6 head of mules 16 head of work horses. Also 2 milk cows. 1 Derrick ; 1 list y Rack 5 Header Boxes , t . 1 ti-lLrsc Gasojluc Engine wilb 4 Sets of Nets . . - WwkI Saw attadic-i 1 ' Deering Binder , 1 Peed Bollw 2 MeCormiek Bakes 3 iivkson Forks f J 3 McCormick Mowing Maeiainea . 1 3-Spf,-tbn WooJ UoJJcr , ucarJy new 1 Watoins Trough 2 WalkingPIows - " 1 TitrdiKg Trough 3 Gang Plows : - 4 Trail TcsgM 1 3-Bottom Dim Plow 1 Bueej' . v' 1 Alfalfa Disc ; V 4 tjasoSirsD Drums ' 6-Seetkm Drag Harrows and carta 1 2 1-2 Ifrs Gascjlmo Engine 1 18-He Monitor Drill - 1 f,ivr,a;hn Vat with Furjjjire ' 1 Double Disc .1 Set niacksmtth Tools 1 3-Seetion Spring Tooth Harrow 6 Sets Harness " 0 Wagons, 3 1-4 v 2 Fntting Mills 2 Stack Raeks M.jny olhcr ariides too numerous to 1 Flat Back mention FREE LUNCH AT NOON TERMS OP SALE All snms of f 10 wsd less, Cash; tor sums of met $10, sis -months' notes, with interest at S per cent will lie accepted. All stock and implements ofiereJ at this Auction must he sold.- T. J. SCROGGIN, Clerk. MIRES & CLARK, Owners, F. A, McMENAMIN, Hcppner, Or, Auctioneer Said conducted under the auspices of The Fanners Exchange of the Inland Empire, Hcppner, Grepn " liii "sale! 11 THE NDERSIGNED WILL OFFER FOR i 1 -: ' : WILKINS 8 Miles Southeast o . . THURS..N 7 is
