La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 20, 1918, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto OO o o o o & O' a" VS 'GTtAXDE EVENTXO OF.RF.T5VETC. ...,..o. Jhe OBserverV Classified Ads. 'gum takes place of WATER i,UKK" SFVRNT -O p l'AUMEU ' SHOT 1MVX ' NO' ......... WA.NTKU- -MlbcellttUeoUS, .a 1UH SALK Oil THAllli MO. i i Assuagee-Thlrst of Soldier. Fighting ' li' 1-nimley K""''-' ' l"iil-ttll.-il , .ice0ls here : .Sij In CouV,try Where tiquld Was Mntf H.fi.lon In Hmsli. inof tnetockh. . . ... . , w fai -a, v A. ibtifiirl or woman for onernl IFOR SAIJfe-Tiood V housework, Oood waees and manent position to riKhtperson. Ap ply 1!09 Oo reet orphono Re 12-18-3t,p and straw Phone Practically Unobtainable. e e Of nil the anrled menus, of mn1 " OK ANNUAL STOCK-! until their sR-reisora nro elected HOLDERS' MEETING ' luallfy, mid such other busl- N:ice0is hereby Kiven that a meet0'ioss will be considered as may BAKER. Oo.. Doe. 1!.- La Kiel's of the United Stairs i'..tlo::al bank of I.a (irande, Oregon, is called to meet in their d a'falufa hay stuck or delivered. ,nti.ry stimulation wtueh liave nitl-icley. wety-known cattleman of Hjx,' recjors' room on Tuesday, Janunry 14 be.!ie CreA. "ear Hyo Valley. was ; 1918. for the purpose of electing properly offer. F. L. MEYERS. Casl9r Dally from Dec. 13 to Jan. y. Eaimeis lTx. 1 1 9--u i reported to by man In all noes ami shot and RHlcu tins lnoiginK ny : i uun-n unu iniu -hub uuj O w O oWE BUY LIBSRTY 0 BOND Fry SpotCash,4Any Issue. $50 ' ,$100 $500 . $1000 3751 WANTED Woman by tie day for hou;ework. Call Blafk 341. illG-tf e "WANTED Girl for general house woik. Call 1703 .ond St., or phone Plack 4H1. 12-17-tf WANTED Woman to co washing . for family of two. tall lllack "3411. . 12-10-tf. WANTED Clean While Cottoi nas at the Observer Office; 3i per lb. FOK ISliXT FOR BENT Furnisl ;ea house keeping rooms. I'hono L'lark 831. FOR KENT Three i-ooni furnish- ed house.. 1221 W avenue. Phone Red- 3111. 12-18-tf 1-XR SAL An R. C. about 150. 1'Uone lllaek emit AnftTlcnn turn seems an nnidontllied rersono who was otner business that might come before 1! Run-i 'st hanuful mid most lajlpful. 'flint' hidden in the brush near the road, ijfnid "Meeting. :iere Is a "pliysiofoelciil demand for J Mr. LniiKlev was lalkinl wlfii ! T. J. SCROGGIN. Cashier. jhena us your iiouds by reg- lstertnti letter aim FOR SALK 11T model fc)ldsmobil4,,, firslbcalss shat. $75 wortlf of ex- I 0 tras. .$1100, L. Oaf Street. W. -Weeks, 201(1 ,.1'2-10-Gtp rtjR SALE Hand-paintedchHia. Call at lloiiern Laundry. 12-lGtf WINTER AlPLr:S-5e per box. Black i452. 2709 N. BIti St., 12-1 3-tf. FOr'S4LT:--16 in:'h Ulpck 1012. vdod. Cnll 12-12-if. FOR SALE1918 model Chevrolet with fifty dollars of exiras a' .bar gain if taken at ones. Phone lllack 1221. 12-10-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. lilk. 1202. 12-17-tf. FOR SALE Oood alfalfa the stack or delivered. .Fred Zaugg. hay in Ptiom , 12-5-tf KDICATIOXAL FOR RENT -Phono Hed - Furn.Ished rooms 3171. 11-29-U. LOST AND FOUND LOST One knitted sock Dec. 12 betwon 9th street and school house on N avo. Return to Ob server. 12-19-tf. REMEMBER GOODING COLLEGE, Gooding, Idaho. . Pratioal busi ness courses, review subjects, regular collego work and sum mer school. 12-19-tf .WELCOME TO Jit NEW OFFICE LOST Solitaire business district. Leave t Ob server and be rewarded. 12-19-4t-p I have just completed moving I all my abstract records and office diamond ring In equipment Into the building one door south of the Observer office where I shall be pleased to meet jail my friends and business clients. some masticatory stimulant, says the ,tt other ranchers when a Qsho. j 12-H-SUt , Ne yurk Medical Journal, Is shown 'rang out from iflo bushes. Lang-1 s i ...... I. a .. . , Vf-fi'i,1!.. 'vt 'i; ii. i need ini- i'i.uiiiy ui me iiiiieu.v .'teley Hieu out lo 1KB cuiiipauiuii ...... ... ....... chewing. Whether It be the tobacco of mi dead. . The aijliunl meo:lng of the Stock- Cj the American tullan. the betel iiatt of 'n,e bullet apparently came from j holders of the La Grande National j me w.ist, me snpinry euu narK, nip j:l hih-pnwer rifle and the euiyer rwnK WUI "O neiti ai ineir oina-jCjj .miliums unu uie Pui;b kuiii ui. i'ilUU10 ft (U1CK geiaw ly in lliej'llf. " v.i.mh.d, .nvnji., downcast Yankee, the sweet gum of Inrush nearby, lcavlnf no clo. on Tuesday, Janunry 14th, 1919, the ilulf states. tlu. chicle of the Mexl- sheriff's posse Is searching tor at 3:30 p. m. At this meeting a cans, whlcli. In Its Ame.-lean adapta- ile slaver. Jlloard of Directors will be, elected, TM..w!x highest market price Insuring cf) Uum mail. The Futnre 1 receive ticii, ItfcoiiK'S the jrroat Aincriniti r Lannlt'y leaves chowinj; cum, mini fms always flt the anj sx clrtUlri'n. iH'fi-jOi.iy ot clicwliiu simuMhlnii more T iluiti lits n ion Is. That there Is u prue- 4icall useful shle 'fir tliis habit fs ' eviileiiceil by the toilers placed by the qinurterinaster cif the United States iinny fur 2..Un),(XX) packages ot tills ctaiuhinl Ainerleau dainty. We learh from the war department that the commanding ottU-er of u Held artillery reiim-nt, nlumt to embark, stated that 2")0 .puunds of ehewing gum would tnke ho place of hundreds of gallons of drinking; water when 11 water was most needed unl least readily obtain able. The American lied Cross re cently cabled an order for -chewing pum for use In the reconquered ter ritory where the wells hud been pois oned by the retreating tcrumns. his widow to serve for the ensuing year and Mrs. J. W. Williams '. Gains 25 Pounds Says the Way Tanlac Helped Her Is Nothing Short of Wonderful. YANKS DO THE "IMPOSSIBLE" For First Time in Hiatory Stone Houses Have Been Successfully Moved In France. According to the testimony of multi plied thousands who have tried it there is nothing so' well ".adapted to the needs of a run-down system as Tanlac, and in every case where a fair test of its powers is made anoth er enthusiastic witness is the invari able result. Recently in telling of the remarkable benefits she has derived from the piedicine Mrs. Agnes Larsen, residing at 1918 South G street, Ta ccma, Washington, said: "The way Tanlac has relieved mc of my suffering and built me up is nothing shoVt of wonderful. Why, I TWlnHnf flint lo tlin flrut Hma Hint a stone house has been moved In ! uu" 1 " 'ee. hko a new woman, out France. Sergeants Ahe firlesner and j h"ve actually gained fourteen pounds Mike Murphy of Company C have re- 111 weight besides. I was in an aw eently finished a Job of moving a 8.",0- fully weak, run-down condition for l.OST-Auto chain- between La! still have money to loan, make ab- ton structure and have set it down on two years and so nervous ;nat the Grande ami Hilgard, Velie rim. istracta from comfclete set of rec- j"s new slu'- least little thing out of the ordinary Rewind. Leuvo at McCiary's ;.,,, wrn vmlr insurance and do The French said It enulil not he done 1 would upset me. 1 suffered all. the a general office business. Call in',ln" "cciurcu mat Hie only way me ume Willi u pain ncruss my liiimeys, and see me at my new office. 1708 rnn1 ' '"'"" "" "' llne Sixth street. U-19-tf.!ot "'y "'"'k would be to tear the J R OLIVER i house down. P.ut the sergeanls with ' j j1'-'" detail of fifteen men started to l.jwrj'i.ua ; " "' K iui JHCI.S unu rimers mill siihii garage. 12-18-3t pi. Ot)Serve,r advertising will bring results -iK.TrriiMamrTfrTiffiriigiitiTfl GA i- in second speed when it T will iriind your valves or tune up the motor which will ivo it more iower. Don't shoiild run your ea he in hiirh. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ED. CYR COR. ADAMS AND FIR In Rear of Gate's Half-Sole Shop hud the house moving- across the fields. News of the feat spread and the authorities sent a photographer from the French Academy of Sciences to record officially the stages of the work. The houe was placed upon Its new si te without a crack. It Is believed that this deinonsttrnllon of American luge 1 nulty wPl snve many sttitlotis along the Hues where the Yankee engineers lire building nddltimuil tracks and switching yards. from the Splker, Frn nee. -it fill m CD The uncertainty the future holds Jio terriirs tor the indi vidual who is finan cially prepared. .financial jirepa'red (5 ness means liavinj () W) m hanked n reserve fund that can he readily drawn upon to meet either emergency or o))ortunity. Western Stock'and Bond Co. ao Central. Illifi?., Sealtle, W:wli. .. , ll-l-tf Fraternal Directory. WOODMEN 0 TflB WOULD iJX Oraude Camp No. 169 inc.il s every flrsl and third Monday at Eagles Hall. All Klsltln'g neighbors wel come. Duos 'payable at th otf'cn of the cler.k, Now Foley lililg., m., 'to 6 p. hi. , J. J. MUHCHISON. C. C R. J. KITOHEN. Clerk' 40DEHN WOODMEN OF AMEHJCA . La Grande Camp No. 7703 m.nu ob the first and third Thursday oyeulngs of each month In the k. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. L. J. MINnALL, V. C. W. P. ASHMAN, Clerk Wheat Ranch . For Sale i New Surgical Battle Formation. The French Aid Society for Wound ed Soldiers (Koeiete FrnncnNo do Se rours mix Itlt'sses Milltalres) bus de vised a ne'.v typi of surgical ainbu lance whirli meets the iitds arising during nctlve military operations. This , nmbultince csn be ndvanced and i moved back quickly, being essentially I different from those In use for some 'months. Furthermore, It enubles the surgeons to render speedy, immediate and complete service to patients with extensive wounds of 1 he thorax, Abdo men or head. It consists of n number of lnrge tents, one serving as n sallo de fringe, a second for local adminis tration, nnoiher for preparing the wounded for operation, n fourth for ' radiography ; nn operating tent, con nected with the sterilizer camion, which contains two autoclaves, and. : finally, the hospitalization or ward i tents. F;r transport, the whole out j fit is carried In two camions or trUcks . und two trailers. which was so bad at times my back felt like it would break. 1 was very restless at night, up and down nt nil hours, unable to sleep. I also suffered a great deal with dizziness and faint feelings, and was so weak that I could not get through with my house work without stopping several times to rest. "One dnv I was telling n friend of mine how I felt, and she advised me to try Tanlac. Po I got a bottle, and that was one of the best things I ever did condition. His stomach is in such a gre:it deal with indipestion and gas on his stomach,-commenced taking it the same time I did, and betweenus we took eight bottles and are "in splen did condition, ills stomach is in such a good condition that he outs just nny-t thing and it all agrees with him fine. And as for me, it has built mc -up until I feel altogether different. My nerves nre so much stronger and bet ter that I can sleep nil night long, and my appetite is just fine. I no longer have those weak, dizzy spells and the pain has left my hack entire- j ly, Both myself and husband think Tanlac is great, and if I ever feel my system getting run down agnin I shall take more Tanlac because I know so well what it will do." mjrses, also handbags, nt Tanlne is sold in I,a Grande My Sil 'horn and RIehnrdKr.n Drug Btores: in Union by A.V.'rlirht: In North Powder- by L. A. Huasell and in El gin by Scott E. TTarria. Adv. . is superior to any other front laee corset, for without the VnZi& features no -corset can pos sibly be just as good. It contains the master touch of scientific construction. You do not sacrifice com- jf fort for stvlo and you do not sacrifice stylo for comfort1,) when you wear A Savings Account in this Institution i s ;i n insurance fund for the future. Si w fWTi United States jf National Bank A complete line always on hand, priced at $2.50 up.'SK it m n t . r . . i "A? lvirs. Kobt. rattison ! Corseticre , . Isfec Phone Red 3221 Res. 1702 ! l? Oak Street. CD ). E. 8. Hope Chaptor No. 13, 0. B. 8. hoids Btated communications the iiecimd and fourth Wednesdny of each n.onth. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. BADIB B. GIVEN, W. M. MARY A. WADNlCK.Siw. R. of L. ot Bocuiity Mt. Kmlly Couucll, No. 246, meets the second ind fourth Monday evening at 8 Vclock at Eaxle hall. Visiting 'Uemhers are welcome. AUK HARRIS, Pin:l. Sec. J. K. FITZGIOIIALD, Proa. A. F, & A. M. 1a Orandu I.o(lKe No. 41, A. F. ft A. M. holila roKular moetlni;s first anJ third .Sutiinlay at 7 . :i (I p. m. Cor. 1 'ul wolcome to all Mutton. - ltOIIKnT S. KA KIN, W. M. a. c. Williams, Boo. F. O. KAfil.KS, AliiilE NO, Moot every Fridr.y uifflit, at Killc-t Hall. Visiting mcmlicrs welcome. J. V. STAf'KY, W. 1'. I.KE HICI.I.INCiEH, Secretary La Grande, Ore. w fif- To settle an estate, tlic R. J. Morton place, in Lower Cove, consist inir, of 2(10 acres, will be sold at a sacrifice. Every foot of this land is under cultivation. It is all level ground. Spring on place. 'Alout eight acres bottoin land growing 2 tmi.s wild hay. IMnce'is leased this coining year for one-third the crop. Last year under this same percentage of crop, the place paid 10 per cent of what is being asked for the phicc now. Lessee eair be paid for plowing already dony (about M) acres) and buyer take full pos session. This must be an outright sale without any trades, but responsible people can get good terms. For further information write P. C. F.INEHART 232 Monroe Street, Portland, Oregon.. Long Record of Work. - !s Miss Jessie K. Cone of Ornnville, 1 1 Mass., has worked for more than U2 y.'nrs tucking hoops on drums lit the Ornnville drum shops, avcniKini; 2,(M10 hoops a dny. She has used the siiine hammer nil the time and has worn out three handles In the work. After working from 6 a. m. until 5:'i0 or 0 In file evenliiK, she (roes home and helps her sister on the farm, where : ! hesides milking the cow and doing oth- 11 er work, she has raised 23 bushels of i j potatoes and has flrled heaiis and 1 1 canned more than 70 Jars of vegeta- i J bles the last Tear. I ACQUIRING A PERFECT FIGURE Real Economy liread making becomes a pleas urefallen bread or cuke is un known with Crescent liaking Powder. 20 per cent greater energy insures light, delicious bread from all flours. Grocers Sell It 25? Lb. KEBEiCAHS flryntal l.oilue Ko. BO meets every Tuesday evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall. All TlsltliiK mem bers are Invited to attend. KOSA GT.AR.f, (V. I.UC1A HALEY.' Roc. Sec. L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Eagle tin 11 next to ElitBf Bldg. on Washington Are. Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pny ablo at Young's Sweots. W. C. HANSEN, Die. HARRY SWAHT, Sec. B. P. O. El. ELKS, La Orande Lougo No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock:'. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Ilrothor Elks. R. J. OKI5EN, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHEKKV. Secretary. 10YAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp meets every se'eond Friday after noon and every fourth Friday even lug, every month in K. P. hall. All ' visiting members cordially welcoui. HENRIETTA OIIARST, Oracle MARY L. WEST, Recorder. British Air Uniform. i British air ministry announces In London that a light blue uniform has ! been approved -for officers, and nfrmnn ! of the royal air orce. Some months !i must ellipse before the new uniform j J -inn he generally provided, hut khnkl l milform will shortly be available, and jj tt'iil gradually be replaced by blue unl- 1 1 form. -" ' J O I I On P,H ! - i ZZZZZZZZZZZ...---" ------, When Meat Wat Cheap. The proprietor of "Sweets," an old New York Riverside reslniinitit that !ni-s gone Into bilokruptey. s:iys: "Wli.-n I t-nme here, afler the Civil war, to iii-lp out niy fntlier, we used to cook nri'i sett Uie finest steaks In flu world for tl cents and miilfe money on ttieui. too." ' , ssfe-. Mm ' ' if EATERS i ' " ' BlCirr NOW is the time fr o lo buy your heiter. Wc have a compete iir.e of tew and used coal and wood heaters, for v a to pick from. l et us explain to yju the many fOperior poi. of our rmea Pat-Mt Heater .the one th.-,t turns coal,1-' ' . Led sm-ke ami jras n-jthh wa-td. too m.i.v turn in you oid "-eater or any other "household furau-Wngs y-.a w!h to get ' r.d of as fi -W payment Do rt buy until you try m.:5) Out t. - - er.v. r. VOTIT dollnrt. . '' n " ',.,' - . "' t- jj fair (aiisns prisant and you can i mas) Fur tiiture Exchange sil:a,any plhl i - .... a-,V r,.n;,.P.,Ar Will F.r"hW for Sew Ga V-4t for Horses. ' 7lio war aipurtmcnt rwpi,f.f an- I nounr-M that oi(r-f thiui .l.iOj zr J ruavks for l.nrwj wen? hi-iw$ tiirm tl out i dully hy t!i ten if;?mii orW nnJ I , Hint thty ore hclntr stifpfM-fl nt tmrn to kt IrHfiCp for tfj- ii m nf tin- itrjiinuU i-tn- l fun v. n r, 9 i i Most women who have perfect figures did not have them orig- irmlly. They have acquired llitm. J A woman gradually tnkes the I shape of her corset so the corset produced by the moat artiitic 1 deidencr is the right one to wear i to aerure a perfect figure. rront Lecact . J iiiiliiiifirtasfartiisinfasfwrtifflifr rir-rfrrtiitliifliiiiiirTriilririiirlirtiiiiffV ! USE... The Telephone Don't Wait to Write Home Independent Telephony Co. KNIOHTS OF PYimAS nod Croa Lodge No. 27 moots every Monda night !it Castle Hall(K. of P. hall) ' A I'ythi.n welcome to ill visiting Knights ' ' J. I.. nOIIEKTSOM, CO. PEI.ILE CliEEN. K. of K. A S. """""""" ---"- ! Professional Directory ', ......... . 1 ATTOIlNKTi COCHRAN ft'EIIEKHAhd Oeo. T. Cochran and Colon H. Eberhard, Attorneys. . La Orande National Batik Building. m L: . J. .CItKKN, Attorney nt Law 1 Practice in nil ate ami federal cnurtrt.' Office I.a (Irande National Uaitk I!uildjnw ' tntAWFOHD A KA KI.'-I T. H. Crnw ford and Itobcrt B. KaHin, Attor iiny' h lawj' 1'ract.lco u all the , courts of tlm atatn end tho" UnHml fltnti-H. Oflc. Wct-Jficohson HMi;., rooms 9-10-17, Ls ()ranrt, Orfgon. m . Ajiirnin;(T ,o; e. ! Ni MH, 1. EH -Architect, roimi 17, r l oley Illlg. riione Bed 1871. osi i:ic, riilr. I are m't symmetrically sad ar- tiitically deaig,jd. They are i com fat table, stylish 'and a;rd j uolly mold the figure iato those An Eastman kodaff w.iitM bo a very, bwueful lines that wis; - r., . u.i . , ' I I ailmircs and ifesir'Aft. lU Prices (ot t il Furnituror 1 1 a . PAULINE-' LEDERLE La Grande Mattress Shop j And Weaving Works Kattress Metidng ami Repalrinfr, Ftather Mat- ; tresses Mad?( Feather Renovating, Carpet and.) Fluf Rug Veaving'; ! ', All Work Calb-d for oftl delivered ( IW. KIIWAUDS. Prop. S ONE BI)CQ EAST OK KIX)UrJOMILL P11tNE KED 132 S lK. MAKCAKFT INIil.E, (eiteopatliip Physician, EUeclallIng I'l (!ll";ises of Wooien nnd Children. Ilourf 10 to 12 a in.:, 1 to r, p. m,, nnd 8 ; by, appolntnieiit;' pfonea: 'Kffl lied 1S1. Hes'der.io KS1. 37 New Foley Bld. 1 ' J. Ingle has Witeri d yie 1!. ft. Arii'j' WO El(lAlt DK. H. W. KILEY Oiailn.- Sifter. Inirlan. Hospital. 14' M:i:'!IaoT m AS. Rtato Htalllon Innp-ctor and laB,!eclor. of stock for shipment. V 41: FaiOeta Ciwineratlve Phone - r , FAMILY ORUO ErOlrf ,- o "?r : UalP 111, , 45 kj u rj o o