La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textvri td a Y.lf A Vfr-if r "i ni f iv "Walked' The, Observer wants an overseas returned sol dier to call an consider a proposition on emu lation in Union or "Wallowa counties. Wor.k is easy and commission is good. The Observer's i.. . FOB HALE .Miscellaneous FOR SALE Good steel range. Cheap. Black 3901. . . 3-8-tf ;OR SALE Buick six-cylinder, five- passenger. Excellent shape. Cheap, i Phono Farmers 27x1. 3-6-4t V,OR SALE Sampson tractor, first class shape. Cheap. Daniel Auto Co. - 3-5-4t FOR SALE Cheap: Good bed, chairs, I Tigs, library table, dresser. Almost n cw. Phone Black 752. 3-3-5p FOR! SALE OR TRADE S-room house. Inquire Observer. 3-3-6tp FOR iSALE Seed corn- J. L. Fiek. 3-3-8tp FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock cggSr 75c per setting of 15. Quanti ties for incubatocs, special price on application. . Mrs. I. E. Chaneult. ... .... S-2-6tp FOR SALE Minnesota No. corn. Phono Farm 21X3. 13 seed 3-2-Ctp ',OR SALE One nicely furnished 5 ! room bungalow. For information fcall Msdn 721. 3-2-8P ,OR SALiE Three ranches and three -I residence properties, all modem and i nearly new. Call Main 780 or write Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf FOR SALE Tan reed baby buggy, mohair top. Patent heating stove. 800 Main. Phone Red 11G2. 2-24-tf FOR SALE Anyone interested in a close-in modern home at a reason able price call 902 Main avenue be tween 1 and 5 p. m. or phone Red 951. . 2-21-tf FOR SALE By owner, Tour acres directly west of Alliance mill. In quire 1704 Cedar. Phone B 901. 2-21-10 FOR SALE That monument you 1 want for Decoration day is ready for immediate delivery. B. M. M. & G. Co., 1502 S avenue. 1-17-tf WANTED Miscellaneous. ROOM AND BOARD in a modern 1 1 home. Close in. Inquire Observer. , , ' 3-7-2tp ,(VILT-i DO temporary stenograph! or clerical- work. Call Black 1002. 3-5-tf WANTED To rent a three or four (room modern house. Call Red 332. , 3-4-3 p WANTED Experienced woman or 3 girl for general housework. Per i manent position for right party, i' Phone Main 770. 3-3-tf WANTED To rent 5-room modern ; house. No children. Inquire Ben -. Decious. Phone Red 1172. 3-3-tf WANTED Immediately: Good wo man cook, at the Grande Ronde hos- 1 Pital. 3-2-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. 906 Washington Ave. Phone R. 151 . 2-22-tf WANTED Waitress at Sbmmer ho : tel. 2-22-tf MONEY TO LOAN, at & per cent, on Union county farms. Apply H. E. Dixon, Foley bldg., La Grande, Ore.' Adv. 2-13-tf LOST AXD FOUND. -LOST Between Island City and Geo. Well's ranch an auto tire and rim for Maxwell car. Leave at Leigh ton's garage. 2-27-6tp Observer advertising wnl bring re sults. ffuri.r EVEN SO.... It is still the cheapest ser vice in existence. Home Independent is- Telephone Co. rcpni Classified Ads. VOR KENT FOR RENT A two-room furnished house. Phone Black 951. 3-5-3t FOR RENT Neatly rumUaed, steamheateel rooms. ' Block from Y. M. C. A., 1607 Sixth street. Phone Black 22U. ' J-19-tf FOR RENT Nice cosey rooms from U2 up. 1R10 Adams. Phone R3901. . , , 1-18-tf ESTRAY NOTICE Black gelding colt, mule shoe brand on right stifle, strip in face, white hind legs. Own er can have colt by paying feed and advertising bills. Frank E. Still well. 3-5-3t Professional Directory ATTOIl.NEYB COCHRAN ft EBEitHARD Oeo. 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. CRAWFORD & EAEfii T. H. Craw- ford and Robert S. Eakln, Attor neys a law. Practice in all the courts of the state and the United States. Office, West-JacohBOD Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. AIICHITKCTB C. B. MILLER Architect, room 7, New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. MKCIIAXO-THKItAPY DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechnno- Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases my specialty. Physical and mental science," dietetics, hydrotherapy and French massage. Phone Bl'ick 2311 Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. PIANO TUNEIt. JAS. M.. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref erences, Mrs. G. S. llirnie, Mrs. R, J. firnpn. Miss Millpr Phnnn Ira R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will be in La Grande in May. 2-4-lm,p OSTEOPATHIC. )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath! Physician Specializing in disease of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap pointment. Phones Office Red 1701, residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley building. VETERDini DR. H. W. EILPIY Graduate Veter- Inttlan. Hospital, 1409 Madison Avt. State Stallion Inspector and Inspector of stock for shipment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main 111. EDUCATIONAL- REMEMBER GOODINO COLLEGE, Gooding, Idaho. Fratloal busi ness courses, review subjects, regular college work and sum mer school. ' 12-19-tf For Burning Eczema Greasy salves and ointments sHould not be applied if good clear skin is wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or $1.00 for large size, get a bottle of Zemo. When applied as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and heals skin troubles, also sores, bums, wounds and chafing. It pene trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive, antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we belicvo nothing you have ever used is as effec tive and satisfying. The . V. Kosc Co.. Cleveland. O. "'"''' baptist: laymen VHTOW CAMPAIGN WIM. 1!K I NDKIi, WAY NKXT Vi:i:iv. tlpcthiRS Will bo llclil in Ij rain!o Vcdnewlny and Thursday, With Prominent Men Present. A Baptist layman's victory cam paign will be started in La Grande next week. This will be a movement of the men of the Baptist church, tho primary object of which will be to secure the identification of every man in the church with the several great missionary and educational enterprises of the church. The fi nancial objective for tho chirrch In America Is $8,000.000.. The Lnyman's Victory Convention will open here in the Baptist church Wednesday evening next at 7:30, and it is expected that the churches of Union and Wallowa will have representatives present. There will also be meetings Thursday t 10:00 a. m. and at 2:00 and 7:30 p. m. There will also be a men's banquet Thursday evening. The speakers st tho convention will be Dr. T. S. Kirtlcy, of Seattle: Dr. A. M. Petty, of Portland: A. IT. Bailey, of Spokano; and A. B Mlnaker, of Idaho. j J WANTED Clean cotton rngs suitable to wips machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. . J ,1 ' Hungry as a bear remember? And then, oh hour those f? buckwheat cakes did taste! Aunt. ,o. - - T.VCOMA OFFERS FORI) SITE TACOMA, March 7. The Tacomn city council today agreed to offer Ir.mPi, Fnil ii miiniiftu't tlrlllir Slifl fur a nominnbrcntal for a term of years if he will locale his new automobile fae-' tory in this city. Transferring the Bad Luck. , A visitor on a British battleship was dining with a group of oillccrs when UlS IUTK UI-V.1U.-1.1...., u h' rummer, as me uiba resounoeu uw ofiici-rs shouteil as one man, "Roche." On asking for an explanation the vis itor was told that th ringing of s glass immnt bad luck. One oltlcer declared that on one ship he formerrly commanded every time A glass was rung a man fell overboard. This Is why officers now cry "Boche" when u tnbla accident occurs, they hoping to transfer their bud luck to the enemy. One Way of Looking at It Ills captain told me this story about him. A shell had Just exploded nenr him and his fight nnn hnng In shtvds Immediate amputation was necessary When he enmo to, ho looked artiuni and waved his bandaged stump, f "Well, nnywny," he said, "here' 'u ticket to the Stutcs !" From a Ilw Cross Scmp Book. You Can't Beat 'Eml It was his first glimpse of Purls air ht was protty busy absorbing, and cm ting his linguistic teeth on the Innr mernblo French signs. Suddenly he stopped before a hii-jj gilt legend over a doorway. , -Ecole de GnrconsI" he exclalmei "Can yon heat thorn? They'vo ever got a school for waiters I" Observer ads are widely read. You'd been romping in the cold wind, or hnd been out bright and early to do some of the chores and when you came in all glowing and "perfectly famished" what a breakfast you found! Buckwheat cakes a big heaping plateful of them I Piping hot. and so rich and tender that in no time at all you had finished . one "set" and were calling for another! - How long is it since you've enjoyed that good old breakfast? Have Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Cakes tomorrow give your lazy appetite something real again! .. Made the Aunt Jemima way ybu 11 find them e-.epiionnlly good. And they're so easy to makf! All you needs a package of Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour.! Everything, even the sweet milk, comes already mixed in the flour the simple' addition of water makes buckwheat cAes that yur family says "'taste like more!" Cakes so wonderfully rich and tender you'll find your self enjoying breakfast as you haven't douo since your strenuous, famished boyhood days! i . mm - Jemimas Buckwheat Flour' .MOItfc-ltfi'tlKlUvr'I'llAX PHAYI :it ! : : - SPOKANE.' V;ish., March 7. That lalor Is nioro in need of open, dls-.' ,1'ib or ItH proin.'uis than tho ""V1' ul n"ln llw'" 1H " lm Is tho opln-1 iion of Rov. T. 11. llai m-r. iwslor of a Coni;resatlonnllt church hiM-o. To (carry out this theory tho niinlstur nmniKi,. In t,liuiulnn II... W...I (1;iy ovlnn nu?!t,nl!1, ot his .tbaKh aeyotB , ,,, , ,s. ,.,1IWU11S of social and industrial j problems. I "1 have come to the conclusion that It Is usoless for a handful of pious souls to get together onco n week and pray," said tho Rev. Mr, Harper. Texas Business Man Endorses It White Sewing Machine Manager Believes Tanlac Will Help All Other Suf ferers, "If it lmdn't bGon for what other pcoplo aaid about Tatilac I might bo suffering yet, and nobody need four troubles like I had cm long aa Tan lao 1h made," said II. A. Morrison, local manager for Whlto So wins Ma chine Co., Dallas, Tex., and UvIuk at :IM7 Itrnwu street, thut city. "I 8U ff red from a long-standing ami stubborn case of stomach trou ble' ho continued. "My stomach wns nearly nlways full of gas that gave mo no end of misery, and I hnd to quit ,iiit(uR'uiaiont..!lirytlilnij but broth mill other liuht dint. I had ",l BwfIil pft" 1,1 my r,K,lt ,lde tlmt poul,"f ' """"J, "l atmight and some n'l'in n'Jlllll ailllML UWUIIIt Uff IU K " T 11 u "-'""" m-auacnes, my Ru'' V so uiokmi it umn t uo roe any good niul I folt lived and worn out all tho llnio." ' "1 road of :bimn la Tonnosseo 'lio had gotten relirf from the sain trouhhi as inlno by taking Tanlac, so I docldd .to try It. Boforo I bad finished my .first bottle I bogan to fool bettor and a few more made me ifB" "ko different man. I et as nugry as a Dear at nioui times, eat any thing I want and nothing hurts me ut ull. I steep as sound ds a log and , get up full of life energy, I have already gained eight pauudB and my work Is a real pleasure, to me now.' Tnnluc is sold in La Grande by Sil- voithorn and Richardson Drug stores: In Union by L. A. Wright; in North Powder by L. A. Russel and in Elgin by Scott E. Harris. and In Tolocasot by Telocasot Gro cery Co." Adv. NOTICK TO r)N'l lU(TOnS The United States Natlanal Bank of I-r Onindo, Ore., will rocelvo seal ed bids for the romodollng of their banking quarters up to and Includ ing March 15th, at 13 o'clock noon Plana and specifications may be seen Either at tho United National hank, in La (iPitnde. or ut A. E Doyle's offico in Woschostor Bldg., Portland, Oregon. Tho bids must bo accompanied by a certified chock iA 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. The right is reserved to re ject any and all bids. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK J Adv. SI fit. Aunt Jrmima TJuckwhamf Flnur conten In a yellow packalin tha rnQular pan , cake pncknftn ta rrd. Aunt Jrmlrna AfiM Company, St. Joonjih, Missouri "J'sc In town, Honey!" :, - ,ot Bad old. j; ;f i ! Take Chnmberlaiua Cough ffeihcdy. 1 It has stood the tusls of timo ami cmA bs depended upon. njv The ice cream sundaes and all kinds ot hot drinks are very much in demand at ' 3-3-3 FAMILY DRUG STORE UA QRANDCORCaON.' "1,.. Badacne? Rheumatism Those of 08 who aro past middlo so fire prone to eat too much meat and in consequence deposit llmo-sAlts in the artcrios, veins and Joints, no oiton suffer from twinges of rheumatism or lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen hands or foot. Thero is no longer tho slightest need ot this, however, a tho new prescription, "Anuria," is bound to give immediate results as it is many times more potent than lithio, in ridding the impoverished blood of its poisons by way of the kidneys. It can bo ob tained at almost any drup: store, by simply asking for B Amine" for kidneys or backache. It will overcome audi conditions as rheumatism, dropsical swellings, cold extremities', scalding and burning urino and sleeplessness duu to constant arising from bed at night. Bend to Dr. Tiercu's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for a 10c. trial package. MAnGRA. Cal. "I recommend Doctor Piurco'a Anurtc very Midily. I havo tutKirciI for the lut three years with cntarrU ut tho timid ur, havlnif tried ovory rcnutty I hoanl of hut without relief. 1 uw Anurlo tlvrtii in the lutK.r, bik) liko ilrownlrnr man grmbhlnir at a straw I thuihrht I would try It alto, whldi 1 dUl with Hreat bui-cpub, aa it nillovod mo almutt Immediately. Imfore I hwl taken all of the trial packajro, mul havltiR itrvnt conndene Id tho rumaiy 1 Immwllalcly ei'nt to the a ran itore and bought a full-nlnu iarkmn 1 oan say to all uftcrfnir from nny dlstiiso of tho kldncyi oruria auid trouble, try this rvmly and sulfor no longer. I have Krtat fuilU Ul l)r, tiuruj'a muialloa."-tl. t. IIknuLKY. H How Manu of "Your Neiqhbors Drink J POSTUM Yaa know of some.bul rAy do iheij drink it if It's because coffee disagrees with them. Nexl lime a wakeful ' night ' or nervous jiess, heart-fluller or siomach disturbance follows ooffee-drinkin Think of Postum . ! . 1 tS7 as fc. V..-N. . Mfj Y LI 1W . ' itatC'ytiii.tJe'' ia suporior to any oilier front !ac orsot for withmit tlio Ictv&& fen tyres no corset c;iti pos sibly be just a good. It eoiityiiis llie inasU'i' louoh.oC seienUI'ic eonstriict inn. You do riot sfierifiee foln fort for style nnd yo.il do not sacrifice style for comfort.' when you wear A Mimp1el liny alwavs oit hftml, ,Ticed.at $2.50 up. Mrs'. Robt. Pattison Cfrs$iere Ione Tied 3221 lies. 1703 Oak Street. m mmL His .....---- o 1 Cti0 ,0)t, 1M), AuM J.raifnsKOli C-xnpvij Si. h&fj,. P' Oai!sHSV: e r? 6) 8 e. .o o lf0o -e a oo ... o