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.DiiOliS 11a serve for. Ilia ensuing year and
Ixoiice. is ,heivl:y Mven that the;1"'"' their aueceisora are elecfrd
IniHraBii d hits bin duly r.j- .and qualify, anil such other busi
polulid Administrator of the es- a'ess will he conaideird as tuny
tate of Theodore K. Buehler, il-1 properly offr.
ceasfd, and all d.ii'i's against -aaid I F. L. MEYERS. Cashier,
estme mut he pioperly liembod . Hatly fion,l)ec. 13 to Jan. 14.,
and verified nnd puseuied to the' .
und.Tsii.-ned at Ms pluce of business NOTICE OF ANNU AL STOCK -
;HYSIPS
.expense..
The blgitru U
MINED IVT
at the tornvr of liopot street and
Jefferson aveque, on or uefoie six
(li) months from tl.e date of the
first publication oX tills notice.
Dated at I.a Grande, Oregon, this
11th day or "Decern b ;r, 1'tlK.
JOHN F. O'CONXKLL. '
Administrator of the .estate of
Theodore K. lliuhlor. deceased.
V. S. IVA.N1IOE, .
Attorney for Estate.
Dally Dec. 13-10-2(1 Jan. 2-9.
NOTICE TO STOCKIIOI.HK.It8' .
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the La Grande National
Bank will he held at their bank
ing house in La Cramie, Orego'n,
on Tuesday, January 14th, 1919,
at 3:30 p. m. At this meeting a
Hoard of Directors v.'ill be elected,
HOLDERS' MEETING
I-
well eOilpp-J J
nod welt Installed V. M. C. A. The 1
directors of tile I.a Grande Y. M. t". J
, ure determined 10 help keep the:'
so!djcriud of this community up to
the highest doi:i, of pcrfectl m ' ,,"
i by pffo. Ntt; unstinted upport 11 miles it 1 01! SALE C.00U dnniitnan cull lip-
ii.v- Y. M. C. A - r..r that very llilr.R. j pe aiun. nnngyour
It Id a big problem, hut one that will ! Bak- J1""1,3 Mi'Ewcn, May Park.
l-SI Hip
Ike Observer's Classified Adso
-,t.
I'Uli 8AI.K H THAHU
board of directors and transacting any
other business that might come be'Core
said meeting.
T. J. SCROGGIN, Cashier.
12-14-30t
, Notice is hereby givsn that a meet- SETTING I P EXERCISES IN TUE.be "'' 'h ' usiatanc ut the
ing of the stockholders of the United I All MY 1)0 G(K)l) WORK community ut large, .
States Nntionul bank of I.a Grande, ' "
Oregon, is called to' jnaet In thair di-1 . . ; KKCISIN Aat.Y Ob' I.AHOU WILSON
rectors' worn on Tuesday, January 14, i '" Rurniii(fYill Be Envied Their 1SSI IX WAItMMi.
11119, for the put pose pt electing a .-,p.r..u.u ......
freest mm iM'iMtriAimn i-or .-ny
ItitKlieviL l'uuml in the
Hundreds of young men In and
about La Grande are today physically
developed and In perfect condition,
111 sharp contrast tc the day they
Mirrors, brushes, combs of all kinds .quit office, counter, shop and farm ;eJ states government to combat th
a large stock of them. Also hundjiu his way to I'licl Pirn's field of reported growth of Bolshevism in this
bags and hand purses. All of latest duty the field of so.dierlns. ! country, Secretary of I jibor Wilson tc
'FOR SALE Two Fords; one 1018
new.; one Overland, ono Keo
. .one Ruick six. La Grande Gar
age. Chas. McCrnry, Prop. 1-6-Ht.
.I'uited kiuich.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. As the
first concerted movement by the Unit-
AM'hll MlHcellaneouj
WANTEfl-Webb.
-Plain sowing. Mrs. Nora
1 105 O agiiuo, 1-9-21-p
WANTED Disnwnsher at Paris cafe.
12-28-tf
l-"01l SALE- liny
Farmers 21x3.
Black. 'Cull
1-4-Ct-p.
BALED HAY FOB SALE Any
amount of it at the Farmers' Feed
burn; La Grand. Will sell in any
quantities. Phone Main 92. 12-estf
patterns, at
fAMILY DRUS 3TOBE
LA aRANDE.OREaON.
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La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rug Weaving.
All Work Called for and Delivered CIIAS, EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
Have yon noticed tne aiiriglitltnegs ,jav ordered the arrest and detentioi.
or step? "lie beurii's The sot or pending deportation, of nil aliens found
shoulders of a soldier boy? Do you ndvocating anarchy or the destruction
know tlie'ca'uae?
Mote riun anything else it was the
dully "setting up exercises" every
of property.
"No steps will be taken against nny
alien slninlv.for iuinincr the 1. W. V.."
soldier gets in camp life. The 11a- i wii. "but the irovernmunt in-
lure of these exercises are such that ,,,, t ,l,; r ilenort aliens.!
they should build up every muscle I.. .!,, ,u i.0i i ,h 1 w w IFOR
and bone nnd go to mako a perfect I , h f , mvoctttincr Bol
shevism, which means either anarchy
or Ue destruction of property.
FOR SALE At very chenp prices
several head of old loKKiug horsea.
Valueless for loaning purposes,
but will do farm work or other
light work. Inquire, Grande Ronde
Lbr. Co., Perry. 12-27-10.
roil RKNT
RENT Furnished rooms
Phone Red 3171. 11-29-tf.
man. Added to this .the regular
hours of work, play, eat and sleep
; the soldier enjoys except in the
trendies, he has become a perfect
specimea physically.
I Now a problem arises. The boys
are home in physical condition und
are suddenly and ruthlessly torn
away from regular, consistent exer
jchse. What la tho result? They lni
j mediately begin to go back to the
hurtling step, the stooped shoulder,
the cavod-in chest and loggy move
ment of the oftico man, clerk and
fnrmer. This for want of sclentlllc.
Goed Sugar.Producing Country.
Tlie soil and ellniate in the Periivh'.n
nlleya nre exceptionally favorable to
he production of sui-nr, nnd the aven
ge yield of four or live tons per acre
s said to surpass that of any other
ugar-produclng country, with the ex
cptlon of Hawaii.
Observe- advertising will bring r
nuita. '
FOR SALE Barn 1(1x44 feet, Buit
able for 8 head of horses, also 12
tons of iooso hny for $!0.0l ami
one building 1(1x20 feet, suitable for
garage at Jlfi.OO. J. I. Mars.
1-7-lC
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Have en my plnco red stray
cow, ric,ht ear cropped, X on left
hip. Owner can have sumo by pay
ing for pasture nnd advertisement
Call Black 182. 1-8-lit
WANTED Lady to do general house
work. Phone Red :182. l-f-Jtp
WANTED Nursing by practical
nurse at private home. Call at 1007
Sixth street or phone Farm 701.
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LI'e of Fruit Trees.
Of oflr fruit ti?e. the near Is thn
longest lived. They will bear fur r
years and a few hardy veterans a quar
ter of a century longer. Apple trees:
run, In age froiS twenty. live 10 forly
rear, while tweuty-llve years In olK.ut
lu limit fur plum trees. Kiisplierryaiid
-jlackkorry bushes live from six to four
Teen years, currant hushes twenty
feftt and goojeberry bushes tell years.
People's Home Journal,
1 " 1
j Professional Directory j
ATTOIlNKYg
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousancb Have Discovered fir.
Edwiuib' Olive Tablets are
a Harmle:3 Substitute.
Ih-. Edwart33' ClWo TzV.ciiy-ths substi
tute for c:bn-:! crj Q v.:". but sure
laxative, end their c'.' t c. tho liver Id
almost Initantacoua. Tl'.cy cro t'-.o result
of Dr. Llwril J cl::erroir.iti.i ret to treat
liver m:d bo'.vcl comp'iir-tov.'I.'.icdomsl.
Hisefio-t3totei:li it b.-oucht cut thsao
litlla olivc-cclord tr.blcta.
1 hesa ubnc-::t li:;!j tuWcto do Ihs pood
that oiomel but bivo tio b:d of tor
ejects. They don't inif.rj C o toe'Ji like
ctrong Uquti3 or cr.Iom.l. 1 fey tc::o noia
rf tho troub',3 cr.d auicblv ccrrcct it. Why
cure the liver rt the expen-e ol the teetli?
Calomel oomctiiea plyn hz:x with tho
fjums. Sodoc'.ron.'jLquiL'j. Iti.ibrctnot
to take calomel, L::t to l:t Er. ni'.vards'
OBveTrihta t:':e iartecs.
Mor.t V.".zi?.:'.:cc "duii.ixn" that
!szy iet-lir.j co. from cur.i-.'.ip.'iuon and
5 disordered liver. Talto Br. Kilwards'
Olive Tablets wlica y.-J l?cl "logjy" end
"heavy." Noto how tliey "c'.enr" clotuled
brain and how they 'Veil: up" the spirits,
10c and 2Dc a hox. All druguists.
COCnRAN ft EBEHHARd Qeo. T.
Cochran and Colon K. Gberhard,
Attorneys. La Grande National
Bank Building.
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' fIumer. This for want or sclentlllc ; uia.
j For 1919-Resolve to join the big movement to make Oregon grow ana prosper ra J ' p.4"j
r TAKE ''(fjVAn 1 iMeitr' ' "THE THRIFT
1 NOTICE A? -J&0KSSBk." - SPREAD"
A'
OLYMPIC
PANCAKE
FLOUR 1
Its the daily break-,
fast in thousands of
western homes.
ri
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mi
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1
There l m ther m dliMtlMa.
ad bealthfaL 1
Htnutly raeommtrdtl as t)M tally
lt of tha wtlr DtuubalA,
Became the ingredients are le blended u to produce a toot that la
', ftpetitising and perfectly dicested.
i Those who have found other pancakes indigestible vifl find OLYMPIC
agrees, with the most delicate stonrach.
Jhe Portland Flouring piills Co.
INVESTIGATE
1 1 - ' : - .-r j
A Home Product
Call your nearest dealer for information
AT ONCE. Then take the earliest opportunity 01 conveying
to said dealer the idea that you wish to acquire one of these
LABOR SAVERS "
A Gasoline Motor Driven
Drag Saw Machine that saws
up to 25 cords of wood
per day.
This Maa Talks Like It Was
a Ford.
Hood ltiver. Or., Route, Mur. 4.
Vauplitin Motor Wurks,
l'orthind, tlrcpnu.
Dear Sirs: Am having fine suc
cess with the little eld bug. Aver
age ten ricks to gnllou of khm; al
so cut 300 rirks at 4 1-bc cost
per rick, ti'iiug some for an old
rit!. Kcspectriilly yours, J. J.
KltrXKMAI'llKlt.
NOTE: We also suggest that
for good results you should
specify a V AUG II AN
Drag Saw.
Oleomargarine
Makes economy a double pleasure; a
'table treat; dolicioua on toast nnd
bread and on steaks and vegetables.
You'll like it right from the start.
Composed of pure, carefully select
ed ingredients and churned fresh
daily with pasteurized milk.
The most nuticeaMe differ
ence between Columbia
llruud Oleomargarine a a d
fancy creamery butter Is tua
price and It's In favor of
users uf Oleumararlue.
Tucked la waxed, odor
proof - cartons. U. H. (jor
cruuicat Inspected.
UNION MEAT CO.
North Portland, Oregon
l" V;'Mf 1
Tfce si-n of quality GOLDEN ROD CEREALS
,ir? jeliable cereals excellent jn quality tie re
sist xf experienced milling and worthy of sup
port as a Hdiae Ir.'cluitry prcoduct. .
rtrtr'nT-N "tOD MILLING CO'
vt j j -(,.)
CercSlMillers and poultry Food Manufacturers.
e Porflaid Oregon
....
never W11 Troe Frierwl.
1,1 I MtlUk hp Tin itn.ifp. ... .. ..I
fr.vccl e First.
R. J. GRKKN, Attorney at Law
Practice In all atate and federal
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD ft EAK1.N T. H. Craw
ford and Robert B. EaKin, Attor
naya a law. Practice la all the
courta of the state and the United
States. Office, West-Jacotwio
Bldg., rooms 8-10-17. La Grando,
Oregoo.
AKCHfTBCTB
3. E. MILLER- Architect, room 27,
Now r'oley Bldg. Phone Rod 1871.
OSTKOI'ATIIIC.
DR. MARGARET INGLE, Oatoopathir.
fliyBiclan, epeclallislng In dlacaBoa
of Women and Children. Hours
10 to 12 a. 111.; 1 to II p. m., and
by appolntmont. rhouca: office
Hod 17C1. Residence Rod 881,
37 New Foley Bldg. Dr. J. L.
Inglo liaa enterod I ho O. 8. Army
Vh-l 1'Jltlr.AitY
llt. H. V. IIILKf Oradnato Voter.
Inirlan. HnnDltiil, Hu' Madison
Av, Stato Utalllon Inapector and
Ina.iector of stock for ah'.piuent.
Boaie Indtipondeut Thona, Black
41; FarniHro Ci.-operailva Phone,
Main 111.
KlU'CATm.Y-U,
KKMKMBKH OOOUINU COI.LKOK,
Ooodlng, lilalio. l'rutlcil busi
ness coui'iioa, rcvfnw auhjocta,
regular collogo work and sum
uior school. 12-la-tt
Fraternal Directory.
VOODMEN OF THH WOULD La
Grande Camp No. 169 meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
Hall. All TiBltlng nolghhora wel
come. Duos payable- at the off'co
of the olork, Now Foloy Bldg., U
m., to 6 p. m. '
J. J. MORCHiaON, 0. C
R. J. KITCHEN. Clark
. r- j I ' For further detaili addieKt .
Ill I VAUGIIAN MOTOIt WORKS, Inc., j
Ann in.,..- HT.; C.,.f Pfirtltinil Dmiri.n. ! 1
; I W "flapjacks" M ; l9J ;
IM M savory hotcakes. lull of ,. 'j Li;.f rSfS ' , . .''
Il W goodness, are for -your break- 4 ) -:-V9V' JL, wrTi--- ' 1 -' U
J : 1 . fastAdeliehlhdtrcat.soin- ,. j , )-J : TV-ii . .'L , , , ,1
I i Ml expensive and simp! to pre- M '( , j:-T : rVX"'-fl
ij WW pare yon can enjoy them every fiu ,1 i-M--V . J''-.Vi
i . day -in tl.e year. ' j j J l! fctf J&t & Cf i 1 '
M . , I'll I Ij'jrSr-V--' Tru Bill Ural. ) tWfn com- "T- f ,l
h a i i ii :fissatiXftrH .. II I II I. I . .H.m.. ttm .uua mm - it.-.
m J ,k'7jS ''s ' l li&'O .r. alw.,. a. V..I. f.r ln(1)-.-'-:yi
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 mceU
on tha frst and third Thursday
STanlngs of each month In the K.
of P. Hall. .Visiting neighbors
welcome. '
L. J. MTJNHALL, V. 0.
W. V. ASHMAN. Clerk
0. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B.
B. holds stated communications the
second and fourth Wednoaday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
BAOIB E. OlVflN. W. M.
MARY A. WAR-NIOK.Sn.
K. of L. or Secuilty ML Emily
Council, No. 246, meats the second
and fourth Monday evening at II
o'clook at Eagla ball. Visiting
uiembera are welcnmn.
ABE HAUKIB, Fin 1. Bee.
J. K. F1TZOKRALD. i'rea.
A. F. A A. M. ;L uraude Lodge No.
41, A. F. A A. M. holds regular
meetings first and third Buturday
at 7:30 p. oi. Cord'al welcome to
all Maaous.
ROBERT B. EAKJN, W. M.
A. C. WiLLrAMS, Sec'
F. O. EAGLKS, AKKIE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, at Kuglea
Hull. Visiting meinlHira welcome.
J. K. SIAf'EY, W. P.
LEE JlKLLINGElt. Secretary
UIOBKKAHH Crystal Lodge No. 60
moots every Tuesday avenlai; In the
I, O. O. F Hall. Ail vlltlng mem
bers are Invited to attend.
HOP A (SLAB. N.O.
LUCIA HA LEV. Rcc. S-c.
L. O. O. M. La Oianlo I.oilire No.
BCO, LoyAl Oril'.r of Msn holds
regular meetings every Wednesday
nl."ht at 8 p. in. In E.iKln tiall neit
to Elia' Illdg. ou WaahinKton Ave.
Vlaltoia always welcome. Dues pay-
able at Voting's Hweuta.
W. C. 1IANSES, Die.
.HARRY BWART. B.
B. P. O. t. l.KB, I Jl Orande i en no
tio. 433. LoAge meets each Thurs-,
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges chenrfuyjt, e
tanded to all Orotlier Klka.
R. J. 01' .F.N.
Exalted Ruler.
A. B. CHEUUY.
Bocretarv.
'IWAL NISIOHIIOKS-ins Camp
meota coiy aOond Filay after
noon and every fourth Friday even
luj!, every ionlh in K. V. fall. All
'faffing mnmbnrs cordially welcom,
HrWlIETti OIIARST. Oracle
MARfi. WEST.circlcr.
tao-n
KNIfT8 OF rfmAMotRed Cron i
Lodge No. 4 jneetsdvry Monrta)
flight !a Custle 4111 ( K. otP. hall)
A Pythrin welcome ta Tlaltli:
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