La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 28, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text' ' ln I I I II I V Bs J w-mmJ. t 1 IV-oUUJ r;,AHHELIBRARY - e number,- uj Uiase uameU i ones. Any person, interested in the work of the boy and girls 0f the city should make an especial effort to visit 11(3 library an.P lookiver the display 'hut is there.o The ousters will remain in the library for the balamo of thin wees,. 1 Ol'STED AS PRESIDENT" RUNS HIS (WN 'FAIR' FREE KlCHTIICiUDEi'UPlIHftVE. Ji:UE8TI$G EXHIBIT. ' j . 0 Cod Wo. k of MpOlark: Art Super . visor In City Schools, Reflected in'Work of Scholars. - Between sevgnty and aeventy-f jv, posters designed und drawn by eighth grade pupils in the city schools aw on display at the I.a Grande publif li brary this we, o,ere thev K:.f viewed by many interested parents and friends. The exhibit was planned and arranged under the direction of Miss Blanch Clark, th arf supervisor of La Grande's schopl, and many excel lent specimens of work are shown. The posters aw. all of a uniform sine; nd were prepared from copy (riven by Miss Clark ami Wins Lucia Haley, the librarian. Some-of the designs have been very artistically executedwand many striking original ideas have been carried out. Some of the phrases used were: "If you want a good book, go to the public Horary; Llean hands mean .-loan -.-y ;rt ,;.:: ." irr. ? . lurm n-. past r., . ini.e yuu a IIOQ- by? Consult the public library;" "The library belongs to you why don't you use it?" "Let the, library help you." One of the posters that the writer thought particularly good was execut TO rOIiTICAL CAREFR lOuuujmtd i'ou .i'.ii;u u MARSHFkELD. Muss. Feb. 28. (Thomas W. LawBon, financier, w'ho was ousted as president of tho Marshfield Jair Society, annnounctw that lie will start i fair of his own, He has extended an Invitation to .ill members of tfle society to Join his association fer a comity fair on his estate at Egypt. The fuir will be held on the same dale as the Marsh field event.' Admission will be fre. Automobiles, horses, dogs and firm animals will be given away as prizes. OlltL, 15, "CHAMP" CAXXER HARTFORD, Vt., Feb. JS. Miss Evelyn Louise Blanchard. aged fir teen years, has received the tlll'i of champlcn of the Staw Canning Club season. cmi roalised a net profit of $245.57 on her products. "tSKHM HATS" SH-l.TlPl.Y DAYTON.. Feb. 2S.-,rir i . n - t.-i...i ..i... . . . . .. . " ed by Russell Price, who attends the, a obtm of V" Greenwood school. His specimen show-"w J' 'Jf ed a very sr. king, border, with the,lnnocuI,ted them with pnmmonta wording well disposed of within. An-irn.. .nd next morning s" 4 other fine one wast drawn by Emer-- work -on them. Ho fo5d tn son Schrock, of Central school, and seven. He wants to know how To i Roth Keeney and Pearl Kceney, who!eout for the twenty-one new ones on attend Riveria school, each had their his hooks, names on excellent examples of wnrk.'h.l dore.'.Ma- ' I ' There is Every Reason why you should buy OUR COUNTRY BUTTER the best on the market. Made in the cleanest of a Cove farmer's dairy, scarcely touched by hand brought to our store every Friday and de livered to you the same, day. The rolls of butter are as pure as every care can mate them whiie the flavor is supreme. Can we add your name to our many customers? ! . 1 i . ; .1.11. Muir. work-on roads .'.v '.' 12 .00 Kenneth at.!0 work on roads 0 ..; .I... . ' - (1 . 00' In re approprDition fS' field and farm 'demonstration woik. Continued for the term. o'n'ro approval of bonds ofocoui'iy officials. Bonds approved. In0re monthly allowance to various indigent persV). 'Allowed as fol lows: Susan Enloe, $10.00; Catherine - 'vj.'I Jnant. Jia.M: T. M. Hughev. S15.00: t arrie jacKlon. iu.uu: 'nniiie atc- W i.hln. illinor Almela MeCurrov. ' j 7.50; Esther Powers, $7.50; Caroline Perley, ?10.00; D. W. Soude, $15.00; Clara Series, $10.00; Mrs, J. O. Sage, $10.00; Mrs. J. (j. Shirley, $1180; Barah Thomson. S7M; Susie Trott, $10.00, and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson, $5.00. -. ln re report of the county treasur er. Keport approveo. In re monthly statement of county clerk of scalp botmty v.;arrunts issued Statement approved. , - In re petition of B. Ludwig for re mission of taxes. ''Referred to tax collector for investigation and report. In re proposed county road peti tioned for by M. B. Wilson, et al. Con tinued for the term. ln re petition of 3. II. Mulhollnnd for "vacation of county road. Con tinued for the term. ln re petition of Scott. Goodall for road of public easement. Continued for the term. In re proposed county road peti tioned for by U. S. Blacker, ct til. Con tinued for the term. ' YOUNG DEER CHASES GIRLS In re application 'of T). Sommer. IN CONVENT CLASSROOM ' trustee, for cancellation of 1018 taxes. 5 ''-' I Application granted. " HOOl-'SETT, N Feb. 28. In re petition of Thos. Stephenson While, the Klrls of the ''fushlonaM j for cancellation of taxes. ' Tax col Mount St. Mary's Con.ent here were 1 li dor directed' to make proper ad listoning to a story by one of tho justment ef tuxes as between sepai- jsisters a'. young deer jumped' In ate owners. , iihrniiL'h ihe window and beuan I In re application of Mrs. Robt. Mil- leh islni: lha ulrla around the room Her for. cancellation of taxes. Sheriff lit became' necessary to call for the i directed to credit tax according to np- jgurdner. Ileforo he could calch the ' plication. - - -- animal It leaped out Uio window a'Ul f In re application of Jennie llyer tor fled. , : , t Ccmintv aid. " Anp'icat ion granted O - It' ' The Observer walits' an overseas returned sol- ' dier to call and considera proposition on circu lation in Union or Wallow counties. Work is easy ad commission Is good. The election of A. ". Stanley of Kentucky to the I'. . senate to Buccsed tho late Olllo James marks another step .In n great po lttlral career. Senator Stanley was for te,n years a uiomi.er of Congress In the house, thi i gov, ernor of Kentucky four yea: ntl now tp tho senate. ; 8 The Observer's Classified Ads; .,! I Woman arm . sea resi toil SAl.ii Miscellaneous FOR SALE Three finches and three residence propertios, all modern und nearly new. Call Main 780 or wrtte Box, 709, La Grande. 2-2T tf FOR SALE Modern home, full base ment, lights, water, -sewer, no pav ing tax. House has not been built long and is in excellent condition. Price, $2000 $300 down, balance easy. Call Main S7. ' 2-25-51 FOR SALE Hnrgnin is offered in Hnynes Six automobile. Now is time to get bat-gain car for summer use. Call Main 87. 2-24-5t WANTED MlMellaneooa. WANTEDAssAtanf in millinery shop. No apprentice. Christie's Va- - j 2-27-tf WANTED TO-RlNT From 1 to 10 acres close i.i. 'Address J. C, this office. A 'J 2-20-Ct MACHINE HEMSTITCHING dono bv Mrs. R. C. :Tukey. Latest model machine. p(Hi Washington Ave. Thone r. 151 j 2-22-tf T WANTED-. Waitress at ' tel. v Sonimer ho-2-22-tf FOR SALE Tun reed baby buggy, mohoir top. Patent hoitting stove. SOU Main. Phone1 -lied ll(i2.- 2-21-tf FOR SALE Seed corn; Minnesota No. l;l. Throe miles west tif Sum mertille,.' (A E. Wiigjjer. 2-22-ltp FOR-SALHirV Anyone interested in a close-in moileriy home at a reason able price call !)02 Main avenue bc tweert 1 and '5', p. m. or phone lied 951. i ..v ' ' 2-21-tf V-1 FOR SALE -Byewnerv four acres dliectly west jnt Alliauco mill. In quire 1701 Cedar. Phone I) 001. ' 1 2-21-10 MONEY TO LOAN,. at t, per cent, on Union county farms. Apply II. E. Dixon, Foley bldg., La Grande, Ore Adv. ; 2-lil-tf LOST AM) I'OCND. m Wearing the proper model in the right kind of a corset gives one the feeling of being weU dressed, but, the corset must fit. j LOST-Iletween Island City ami Geo. To get a really good fitting . Well's ranch an auto tire aiftl rim COrset the SerViC63 Of Our 6X- for Maxwell car. i.cav-at i.eigh-i,iert corsetiere . are at your """ B"ra8C- ' "-' '""jdisDOsal. ' ......... ........ ......... One of our makes in partieu- ! Professional Directory J,lar, the ATlOItNKlct lfv Is believed that tho doer hud tbo sum of $10.00 per month until boon chased inlo tho open by doc,s and gonu into the si.hoojrooin ::s a refugo. J"0R SALE BY PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY NOW IS THE TIME . to think ubout your car. The Stand ard Auto Repair shop, corner Adams and Fir, is doing' very satisfactory work. ED CYR, Prop. 2-1-lm On Dillon ates. SIONlil TO LOAN. Improved" real property In county. . No delays. Current La Oiande Investment Co. 1-20-B't CAN USE PORTLAND PROPERTY further ordered In re application of Alfred Price for county aid. Continued for tho term. ln re application of Elmina Lore for county aid. Continued for the term. In re nbatement of taxes nssessed against Mrs. S. McDonnell. Petition granted. In, re application of liana Jensen for county uid. Application granted in the sum of $10.00 per month until further ordered. . NOTICR TO CONTItACTOltS The United States Natlannl Hanlt of La O.ranAu, Ore., will recolvo -sealed bids forbe remodeling of .their banking quarters up to and Includ ing March lDtli, at 13 o'clock noon. iWe have a splendid 200-ncro farmrlan8 nnd specifications may be in Lower cove for sale. The price 8e V1""" ul T -" will run tr. son non on r. j ..j bank, in La Oininde. or t A. E. for this year, and will pay a splendid Do'le's of,,ce ln Tbef,e,'' BldfL' :i '..r . . H uiu T),ntlo,l Dvoffnn The li ds milHt- interval.. ' i ne owner -will take some Portland property at its actual value, I as a first payment. Mail description land price of your Portland property, I so it can be- investigated. Security i.anu a savings Co. 2-22-.1t ' . Getting Rid of Colds. The easiest and quickest way to get rid of a cold .is to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This preparation has been in use for manv vears and . its j value fully proven. No matter what iviiii.ij juu uac, iiunt-vtj, cure ITI'lSl be taken not to contract a seor.1 cold before you have recovered fi-on the first one, and there is serious durgcr of this. A man of middle age or older should go to bed and stay in bed until fully recovered. It is btteer to stay in bed three days at the start than three weeks later on. adv. Portland. Oregon. V.The bids mum be accompanied by a certified check of 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. The right Is rcsorved to re ject any and all bids. ' UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Adv. 2-2C16t.. ieaaaeaiteeaitfe Reading Advertisments has Helped to Make this a United Country-- JIM HAWKINS props his feet on the rost'-festooiiL'd porch railing in an Oregon' suburb and rends the same motor car atlvertisemeiit' that Cousin Peter' is studying as lie rides home, from work in the New York' subway. In Arizona vou' can buy the same . toth paste ail.! tobacco that are used by tli: folks in Maine. . California fruit crower advertmo their uiv.iV'-' ami leimnw to the peo . ple.-f tlu'ca.t. Xew iran.Dslnre Uio, -.torieH mak.t irr -ifam freezers t..r Tex.ts li.jusicholtls. '! .-. i... tm ilivihioTi in a country 1111 ! in " .- . . , . i .... rhi.1- liv taste, lirlblt Wl SO I II MT 114 - l'U''!H. - " You can meet up with auybotly in the United States and (prickly get on a 'conversational footing 'because you both read the same advertisements. Advertising is the daily guide to v lint's good to buy. ' Advertisement! give you (he latest news from the front line of business progress. Ii ending advertisements enables you' to jsret more fur your money bee-ill'' they tell you wherewliataiKl-when to buy. . And it is a well-known fr.ct that ait- " vertised goods are lrioi ivli dile ; i i; 1' better value f,ian the unadvertised kinds. e FOH;.SA),K I'art or all of my 'H- acre Kruitdnle ranch. C, S. Stilwell, Phono lk'd 20-11, ' 2-15-12'tp : . L COCHltAW It KBK(UAItn- Oeo. T Cochran and Colon It. Bberhard, Attorneys. i.a Grande National liank liuildlll);. FOR BAI.-r-IIhode island Rod rp.g. Tic a setlifijr. I'hone Black HMU. ' 2-11-lf FOR SAI.Firiuit ' moiunncnt- you want for DeiSjitiition day ib ready for Immediate delivery. B. M. M, & G. Co., 1502 S avenue. 1-17-tf Observer advertising paya. KOH ItlCNT FOR RENT A J two-room modem furnished house,- I'hone Black 111)02. , , 2-27-tr : : i . FOR RENT f-Neatly ruralshcd, steamheated, rooms. Dlock from Y.'M. O. A-lOt glxtlt street. Phone Blaok -22 1.1. . 2-19-tf FOR RENT One furnished room $7.00 jjer month. Phone B 1042. V . . S-6-tf FOR RENT 3 robin lioose furnish cd. 1903 Adams. - 2-2ti-:itp FOR RENT Nice eosey rooms from $12 tip. 1510 Adams. Thone R3901. 1-18-tf - n -.. - -. L -ft F0R RENT Ope furnished ncm. , rhono B 1642. v 2-(l-tf y.;n. r. ' y lf a fi .r.To I .' liCmtt'- superior to any other -front lace corset, for without the fe-nSih features- no corset ' can pos sibly be just as good. It contains the master touch of ! scientific construction. ! You do not sacrifice com- fort for style and you do not sacrifice style for comfort I when you wear JlHE MOMfLY HEALTHFUL BRAN IN A DELICIOUS APPETIZING FORM I!. J. CIIIEKN, Attorney at law frncti(?o in nil s'.ato mid federal courts. Office l a Grandu National Hank lluililinn. CRAWFORD & KAK.IM T. H. Craw ford and Robert B. Platla, Attor neys h law. l'raetleo In all the courts of the atnto end the United Status. Office. Went-Jacoheon DlilK., rooms 8-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. pauline: LEDERCE AltCIIITBCTB 0. B. MILLMU -Architect, room 17, Now Foley nidg. Thone Red 1H71. MUrllANO-THIJIIAPY DR. A. N. MAYVIU.E Mechano Thernpy Physician. Chronic diseases my specialty. Physical nnd mental science,, dietetics, hydrotherapy and French massage. Phono Black 2311. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. . PIANO TirXEK. T JAS. M. DAtY Piano Tuner. Ref erences, Mrs. G. S. lllrnie, Mra. R. J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mra. R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will be In Ln Grande in May. 2-4-lm,p OSTKOPATHIO, )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopathi Physician Specializing in disease of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and hy ap pointment. Phones Office Red 1701, residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley building. Fraternal Directory. VOODMEN OP THE WORLD La Grande Cnmp No. K9 meets every first and third Mondny at uartlcs Ball. All visiting neighbors wul oomo. Dues payuhle at tho office of the clerk, New Foley Illdg., 9 in., to 6 p. in. J. J. MURCHISON, O. C B. J. KITCHEN. Clerk iODERll WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grendo Camp No. 7708 moeu on the first and third Thursday ; evenings of each month In the K. Of P. Hal). Visiting neighbors welcome. .' L. 3. MTJNHALL. V. O. , ,r W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk 0. K. 8. Hope Chapter No, IS, O. B. B. hold! stated eommunloatlons the teoond and. fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting membora cor dially welcomed. 8ADIB E. OIVBN, W. M. MART A. WARNlCK.Boc VICTICltlKAITT DR. H. W. RILEY- Ornduato Voter Intrlan. Hnspltnl. 1409 Madison Ave. State Htalllon Inspector and Inspector of stock for shipment Home Independent Phono, Tllaci 41; Firmors Co-oporAtlve Phone. Main 11J. . ' " K. of L. or Beciirrty Mt. Emily Council, No, 2 40, moots the second and fourth. Monday evening at 8 o'olock at. Eagle ball. Visiting members are welcome. , ARB! HARRIS, Fin'l. Bee. J. K. FITZGERALD, Prea. KIU'CAIIOJiAIi REMEMBER OOOlllN'n COI.LKOlC, OooillnK, Idaho. 'IN-iitie;'! busi ness courses, review subjects, reciilar college work anil sinn luer .school. ' 1 2-lil-tf A. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular rr.eotliiES first and (bird Ritturduy at 7:80 p. m. Curd'al welcome to all Maaona. .' C. M. IIUMIMIIIEYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. 1 i I, F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. . Meet every Friday night, at Eagles IljiJl. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. '' . A. .1. LA KM, Sec. Ilavo the label, which slantlh for fair workintr condit ion.!i. nut on vour job printing. The Observer is one of jl itbe two shops in town observing utiMin ' principles. Phone Main Ii7. Etl.BEit AHQ Crystal .Lodge r)o. 60 meets every Tuesday eronlng In the I. O. O. F. trail. All visiting iiiorn- ban are Invited to attend. LETTiE McGOI.flUICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Roc. Sec. . .1 J ! 1 V complete, line aiwnv ouijs hand; priced' at, $2.50 up. JI Mn. Robt Patti&on jj Plu.ne Red iV2 Kes. 170.' Oak Ktrtft. ' ..-- . - r ; i ZmZZZ2ZZZZZZZZZZlZZZZZZZZZZZZZZlZZZZZZZZZZZ22ZZZZyt The good that hae made our business a sucpe,ss and enabled us to guarantee them to you are Charter Oak 8-ao-Xes, latent Heaters, White ' Sewing Machine!, the. Harmon Mattress,, Sim-' raoaa Beds, KentS Rarne Efrings, Snyth Ru(j iCHICHtSTtaSFilU i blluMftrra kJIui F.urniture Exchange ! I I SOLD BY DRLCklSIS WWCWiiBJ fR AK JEKFERSON 5' THONE l.AOK 1241 ai r rmai lur uaea rurmiure,, or "in r.wnsnee lor rw. 'Vlt ... .4.......r,... ,.......,..-.....,,.................... ! i i ' i ! I . O. O. M. La Orauou LodKe No. 8S0, Loyal Ordor of Mooso holds regular meotlnBS every Wednesday nil: lit at 8 p. m. In Kaulo null neit to Elks' nidg. on Wasblncton Ave. Visitors always welcome. Duos pay ahlo at Young's Sweets. W. C. UANHKN, 'Die. HAHIIY BWAIIT, Pec B. P. O. B. EI.KH, La Grande I .on lie No. 433, Lodge liieots each Thurs day evenlnK at 8 o'clock, Home and rlhb privileges cheerfully ei timded to all IJrother KIKs. R. J. Unr.EN, I-'ialted Ruler. ' A. B. CHEKKY. Becrotsr. 10YAL NE10Hl)OK Iris Camp leets evoiT eecond Friday af'er pooo and evory fourth Fi Iday.evon lnK, every month In K. P. .hull. All visiting members Porrllally welcom. rtENRIKTTA OIIARHT. Ojacla MARY L..WS3T, Re.or.lvr. KNIOHT8 OF PTliTTAa-Ro.l Croms Ledne No. 27 moete every Konilu) alait ta Cuaj:le B.ilK K. of P. hall) A PythtiO welcome to Jt vleltlni KnAjjhta - 4, if. BfftJBTflONCC. I'LLILI GHEK.V. K. o,4t. 8. ... 'J9 0 0 o 5 . c o ' o - 0 3 0)0 0 s 0 c3 4? e 3 . O "ill GRANDE KVfN1Xn (5r.ST5ftVP.R. o o O' If'" riiivf ;( , o ' 0 e ' g,. 0 0 3 a B e o '