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The Observer wants ah overseas retunrecl sol
dier to call tind consider a proposition on.circu
lation in Union Or Wallowa counties. Work is
easy and commission is good.'-
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FOK SALE OIL TRADE WANTKD .lllacellaneons. '
FOR SALE Ewes ni(h twin lambs POTATOES WANTED I Inn paying
J2C.00. Write or pliunc Fred liinlx-1 market- prlro ut nil
alires, Union, Ore. New phone. Times. So mo of Sam Harris.
' 3-12-Ctp. Kail J. Starklaml. 3-I2-tf.
FOR SALE Near Greenwood school WANTED Place on cattle ranch by
C-room modern house with acre of bo' 18 year!l old- Call Black 3432.
giviund and fruit trees. Terms cash. 3:12-8tp
Phone Black 1541. 3-12-3tp :
, WANTED Furnished House Man
., AT ., . ,, , and wife. No chlldrou. E. O. L.
FOR iALE 3 Studcbaker wagon, & p Co 3-ll-5t
almot't new. With double tires on ' '
hind vvheels. Call at Fourth and Y. WANTED-Cirl ror general house-
3-12-3tp work. Call Red 3811. 3-10-tf
FOR SALE A 1917 Hurley-Davidson WANTED Household work by capa
motorcv:le and side-car Machine blc ir, Cal, E, , Tel hone o.
has been thoroughly overhauled and jjce , 3-10-3
is in first class condition. This out- '
fit is a targain. Apply Club Pool WANTED-Experienced woman" or
3-l--3tp gjrj j0T generl,i housework. Per-
. . , , . , manent position for right party
I. OR SALE- One Howard heater two phone J f
dressers ami one rug. Mr. Ralston.
3-ll-2t WANTED Work by hour or day.
,, oa, ,, f Phone Black 3071 or call 1409 T
FOR SALE IbO-ncre farm, 75 acres 0 ...
under cultivjtion; ten acres in or- avel"e- d-J-btp
chard: good ncvcn-room house, ta- ... .xE.r- .
. , , v. i i 1 1 WANTED Man and wife desire em-
ter piped to Jiouse; good outbuild- , . .. ..
' ',. , , , , ployment on farm. 2902 N. Spruce
ings; all fence!, on county road six ' '
miles from Elg-.in. Price $5500. Must J"''"p
sell on account of other business. ... . x. . , ,
-r, ... i , rr v WANTED Plain sewing. Mrs. Webb,
For particulars address Toy loung, .
, ,,' , r. on,-. HUi O avenue. 3-G-12tp
La Grande, Ore, 3Tll-bt '
..,.., WILL DO temporary stenographic
I OR SALE Frcs& Jersey cow. Phone or clerical work- CaU mck 1Wt2.
Farmers 158. 3-1 l-:it 3-5-tf
FOR SALE Six room house close in nmNT.Y TO LOAN, at 0 per cent, on
..on pavement. Fliono Hod 3222. Union coui.lv farms. Apply 11. E.
or call 502 Main St.. 3-11-.it ,lixon F(m.y- La QrQ
FOR SALE One Cyphers incubator, A''V' "
.244 egg capacity, one Petalumn in- MAcmNE HEMSTITCHING done by
cubator, 240 egg capacity, both in Mr, E c T,.kev. S i,ntost model
good condition. Cheap. Telephone mm.hine. 00 Washington Ave.
Farmers 25X4. S-'J lt phone R J51 2.22.lf
TEAM mules, harness, wagon for town WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
property. H. F. Spears, 1307 C St. , wipe n,af,in01.y. 2 cents a pound.
3"9'121 Observer office.
FOR SALE Reed corn, Minnesota s ! tost
No. 13. J. W. H. Nebeker, Routo '
No. 1, La Grande. . 3-9-0tp U)STCrank to Paif?c t.nr. Uave at
FOR SALE Euick six-cylinder, five- 0b3erYer ffi'- 3-n'3t"
passenger.
Phone Farmers 27x1.
3-5-4t
FOR SALE Sampson tractor, first
class shape. Cheap. Daniel Auto Co.
3-5-4t
FOR SALE Chenp: Good bed, chairs,
rugs, library table, dresser. Almost
new. Phone Black 752. 3-3-5p
FOR SALE Seed corn J.
L. Fiek.
3-3-8tp
FOR SALE Three ranches and three
residence properties, all modern and
nearly new. Call Main 780 or write
Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf
FOR SALE By owner, tour acres
directly west of Alliance mill. In
quire 1704 C'dar. PJione B 901.
2-21-10
FOR SALE That monument you
want for Decoration day is ready
for immediate delivery. B. M. M.
& G. Co., 1502 S avenue. 1-17-tf
FOR SALE Quartered oak dining
table, stove, bed, etc. 806 Main.
Phone R-11G2. 3-9-3t
Am leaving the city and will sell at
a bargain, or rent, first class res
idence. Also Maxwell car In Al.t.
complete. Inquire 1420 Y ave. J.
3-7-3t..
FOR SALE Milk cow, and all
kinds of tools. Apply 1417 Ave. '
The goods that have made our business a success
and enabled us to guarantee them to you are
Charter Oak Ranges, Patent Heaters, White
Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattress, Sim
mons Beds, Kenny Rome Springs, Smith Rugs.
Furniture
FIR AND JEFFERSON
Ist J'riccs for Used FsrelluTf,
c--2S'opj:n day
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U. .C. HENRYS
5tesidnce Undertaking tarloor
FUlTEEAL, DIRECTOR AND LIGjSNSXD
w e:.iAlmeep o
PiCaff ifain - -V &
Classified Ads.
LOST Package containing
siik waist, brown georgette sleeves
and panels. Mrs. T. T. Strand's!
name on outside of package. Bill
from Mrs. Norton to Mrs. Geo.
inside. Call Black 3021. 3-9-tf
LOST Between Island City and Geo.
Well's ranch an auto tire .and rim
for Maxwell car. Leave at Leigh
ton's garage.- 2-27-0tp
FOR ItKXT
FOR RENT-
Nice cosey rooms from
1510 Adams. Phone
1-1 8 -tf
$12 up.
R3901.
FOR RENT Noatly furnished,
steamheated rooms. Block from
Y. M. C. A., 1607 Sixth street.
Phono Black 2211. 2-19-tf
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned trustee for one " filing
cabinet and one adding machine and
all accounts belonging to the estate
of the Grande Ronde Cash company
on March 15th, 1919. Property may
be seen at my office.
FRED J. HOLMES, Trustee.
3-7-7t
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CECIL COSP ER
Public Accountant.
Income Tax Adviser -
614 Main St., Pendelton, Oregon ;.
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Exchange
PHONE BLACK 1341
or Will Exchange for New.
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BAPTISTS MAKE
RFTTF.R HHWINfi
DL I I Jlti OnUVYIINU
Last nifht ut tho V. M. C. A. the
llaptist b.iskel bailers put ll the
best same they bve played thus far
aKaii.sK the larger and better train
ed .f. I. A. loam. Tlie gunio ended
ilh the sora 18 to 42 in f.ivor of
the M. 1. A. bunch, but tha Baptists
made them eaj n every point by haul
playing.
Tho gatno Bchedu'c'd between tho
I Christians and tho 1'iesbytei lans did
J not in iterialue because tlio Cliris-
tlan aggregation did not show up lo
play. The game wus forfeited to
tile Presbyterians and lu all prob
ability tlio Christians will not be
represented In tlio loague hereafter.
In case tho' Christians aro dropped
tho schedule v.ill oo n.ado over leav
ing four teams In ti e league. '
The remainder pt the gam
should bo fast and to the point as
all the games are evenly matched.
la the gaino laal night Keenoy
and Hcldenielch were the point
winners for the Baptists nnd U. Ly-
NO 7 BAPTISTS Efofe wmjh
man and E. Lyman for the M. I. A.
team. Huuidt who played In the
last half for the M. 1. A.'s showed
good form, as he was able to cage
the ball five times.
The standing of the teams is as
follows:
Won Lost
M. I. A. 3 0
Pet.
1000
1000
500
t000
Presbyterian .2 0
Methodist 1 1
Baptist 0 3
xti:ui:st i'oxtixiics ix
Kl.NDAV lillll.K CLASS
A very good attondanco greoted
Mr. Coker's I):blo class at the Y. M.
C. A. Tuesday evening. It Is be
coming apparent that much good is
resulting from those prophetic stud
ies, and Mr. Cokor states that the
class room at tho "Y". can still ac
cuminodutu a few mere persons.
LUCK WAS WITH
THE ROUGHRIDERS
Lurk Willi tho Rnlighrhlers Inst
night when they trimmed the fain-
oum Kangaroos two out of three
games In tho llitsllicss Men's Volley
Hall League ut the V. M. C. A. This
was the first time tho Kangaroos
had lost two games to any team
they had played and therefore mm1!'
n'jnicing was dono by tho otliei
teams.
Captain Lnper of the Kangaroos
is still mystified as to bow his bunch
of high jumpers aid hall losseif
failed to get away with tho major
ily of the games, but Ear! and Elmer
Stoddard and one or two others on
the Roughri.lor team might ho able
to toll Captain Lnper if ho asked ?
few questions" about tho game.
The Kangeroos took tlio fhsl
gaino and then Elmer Stoddard got
J '
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H Shedding
xC'V
Tha
Armor
Of
W War
ip. and donning the
garments of peace
many returned j
(j soldiers are seeking kfj
and finding (f5
iff) their particular cf)
jf) places in the com- fiZjl
mercial and indus-
trial world.
Problems in abun
dance will of neces
sity confront them.
9S
CD Our sound, reliable
7SK
dj) counsel, based upon Cfj
ffj years of experi-
tffo ence, may prove of ff.
?f) immense value.
Young businessmen
are cordially invt-
tit a n
Ti tu kU U"JIl.5UiL us.
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outbursts or
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OH, l suppose He coiul
HAVC FITS OR A NUMBER
THINGS THE IVMTTeR. UIT
SO, OF COUR.se, Hc3
MOST BE DRUNK V.l
his mighty right arm working mnd
every ball that camo within reach
ho managed lo kill. Tho scoroi
wero as follows: 17-21, 21-14.
21-15.
Ily winning the two games last
night the Itourhi ideis crowded I tic
Iteareats out of hocoihI place in the
league and Hie inw even up with
I lie Kangaroos. - The team standlur
Is as follows:
Won lost Pel
Kangaroos 7 5 r,x:!
lloughriileia 1 5 -fiSS
lie. remits 0 l .500
Roughnecks 3 9 .250
In tho number or polnls made by
tlio respective teams to dale the
Kangaioos lead Had tho Bearcat J
are second. They are as follows:
Kangaroos 2311, Ileaicatu 223,
Roughriders, 210 and the Rough
necks 201.
OUTDOOR SPORTS
ARE HELD AGAIN
Three trnck events were pulled off
Wednesday afternoon outdoors on
Washington avenue, when the Y. M.
C. A. Junior Gymnasium class met
and decided that Christian Sandb)i'g
was the fastest runner in the class.
Ray Lynch was second and Phil Prior
third. The boys ran the 50-yard and
75-yard dashes.
In the relny the Navy took first
place and the Marines second. It wai
p. hard fought race from start to fin
ish. Lynch finished for tho Navy jusl
PUBLIC
Monday, March 17,1919
AT THE TONEY HEMPE FARM 1 3 4 MILES SOUTH OF UNION, I WILL
SELL THE FOLLOWING TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER:
ONE 9-ft. Monitor Drill
ONE 8 ft. Disc Harrow
ONE 4-section leveling harrow
ONE 6 ft. McCormick Einder, prac
tically new '
TWO Milwaukee Kower.t "
ONE Hay Raic, tod as new
ONE New 2 bottom gang plow
ONE 2 bottom John Dnre plow'
. 1'ERMS OF SALE Sums $10 and under, cash; eiht months' time on notes
9 "vi-lth approved security bearing 8 per cnt intwest. 0
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e ."5ALE BEGINS AT 10 O'CLOCK A. ht-LVVCK AT N00N
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n few yurds ahead of Saiulborg of tho
Mariues.
In tho high jump the first place
went to Ray Lynch, second to l lu
Pi iur and third was given to 1' rands
Hough.
The standing of the teams is as fol
lows: Jlai incs, 45; Navy, 30; Army, (I
HAWAIIAN HI'I'IMJHH
von the itiu citosu
HONOLULU, T. H. Marcl) 13
During mix. women workers of tlm
Hawaiian chapter of tho Anffrlcan
Red Cross furnished supplies''
lied at $402,550.4(1 for ovcrseilF
work, i according to a report just
compiled. Many huge shipmnnlj
havo been madn to I lies expedition ny
forces In Siberia.
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WILL J'ltHACH IIKIIE SUNDAY
Rev. T. Broulllelto, of Portland,
who preached to th congregation of
tho Preabylorlan .church hero Inst
Sunday, will occupy tho pulpit In
that church again next Sunday
morning nnd evening. In the morn
ing Rev. liroulllotle's subject will
bo "Tho Historical Development of
Clod's Plnn as Seen In the Pro
gress , of tlio Human Race."
Tho subject, of the evening's dis
course will bo "A Correct View of
the Truth on one or Two Vital Doc
trines."
Our office will be maintained where
it was prior to the stores closing. All
accounts are due now nnd we would
like to have nil who arc owing cnll
and settle before Mnrdi 15th. Gulden
..lt r,.. A. 1..
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CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS
Nutu-c is h.Moiiy Kivcn that aii nr-;
il '"" la norcnv Riven Uiat all wnr-
, ri,llU iasU(1(, 0 tho al fullil f
.,,, fit ()f u (;i.liniI 0
endorsinl March 31, 1918, or prior
tliVreto, Are now called foe payment
and interest on sail warrnuts ceases
from this date, March 11, 1919.
AGNES M. RUSK,
Treasurer Crty of La Grande,
Oregon,
3-12-3t
When, you want something good in
a kodak or kodak supplies you will
naturally go to Silverthorn's. Also
the developing of your films nnd
printing. They" turn out their work
promptly. 3-12-3
FAMILY DRUG STORE
tA ORANPK. OREGON.
Professional Directory
ATTonmiYS
COCHRAN It EHErtHARD Qoo. T.
Cochran and Colon R. Eborhard.
Attorneys. La Grande NtfUonsl
Bank Building.
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law-
Practice in all state and fedora)
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD EJAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert B. Eag.111, Attor
neys law. Practice In all tha
courts of the state and the Unltod
Btatos. Office. West-Jacohaos
Bide, rooms 8-10-17, La Grande,
Oregon.
AHC'lllTICClB
C. E. MILLER- -Arcliltoct, mom 7,
Now l oloy BIdg. Phone Red 1871.
MKCIIANO-THISHAPY
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano-
Thernpy Physician. Chronic disease.
my specialty. Physical and mental
science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and
French massage. Phone Brick 2:! 11
Rooms 1, 2, 3t Coolidge building, op
posito Star theatre.
l'lANO TUNER.
.IAS. M. DALY Plnno Tuner. Ref
erences, Mrs. G. ,S. Bimie, Mrs. R.
J. Green, Miss Miller. Phono Mrs.
R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will
be in Ln Grande in May. 2-4-lm,p
OSTEOPATHIC.
)R. MARGARET INGLE, Ostenpnthi
Physician Speciulizing in disease
of women and children. Hours 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to (! p. m., and by ap
pointment, rtionos Office Red 1701
resilience, Black 1231. 37 New Foley
building.
VKTKRIHAnT
DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Voter
lnrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madison
Av. State Htalllon Inspector and
Inspector of stock for Bhlpment
Homo Independent Phone, Black
41; Farmers Co-operative Phone,
Main 111.
HDUCATIONAL
REMEMBER flOODINO COLLEGE,
Gooding, Jdnho. Pratlcal busi
ness courses, review subjects,
. regular college work and sum
mer school. 12-1fl-tf
ONE 14 in. Walking Plow ' .
ONE Wagon and Grain Rack
THREE Sets Work Harness
ONE Buggy Harness
ONE Saddle, new
ONE Top Bugify
Other Farm Tools
ONE Steel Range fand Other House
hold furniture, nearly new.
Ii;,Owner
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Fraternal Directory.
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VOODMEN OF Tni3 WORLD La
Orande Camp No. 1119 meets every
' first and third Monday at Eagles
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Due& payable at the off'ee
- of the clerk. New Foley Blilg., 8
m to 6 p. in.
J. J. MURCHISON. C. C
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk
iODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 injets
on the first and third Thursday
evenings of each mcath Id the K.
' of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors
welcome, 1
L. J. MnmiALL, V. O.
W. F. ASHMAN. ClerU
REREKAHS Crystal t-ortge No. B0
meets every Tuesday evening la the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to attend.
LETTIE McGOLDKICK, N. G.
LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec. .
K. of L. or Beeurlty Mt Emily
Council, No, 246, meets the second
and fourth Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting
members are welcome.
ABE HARRIS, Fin'I. Seo.
J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres.
90YAL NEIOHUOIIS Iris Camp
moots every second Friday after
noon and cvory fourth Friday even
ing, every month in K. F. ball. All
visiting members cordially wolcoin,
HENRIETTA GMARST, Oracle
. L. nOllERTSON, CO.
DELILE GREEN. K. of R. &S.
MARY L. WEST, Recorder.
F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259
Meet every Friday nighf, at Eagles
Hall. Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
A. J. LAHM, Sec.
0. K. S. Hopo Clmptor No. 13, O. IB.
S. holds stated communications the
Bocnnd ami fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A. WARN1CK, Sec.
L. O. O, M. La Oranne Lodge No,
850, Loyal Order of Moose holds
regular meetings ovory Wednesday
night nt 8 p. in. ln Eagle nail next
to Ellis' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay
able at Young's Sweets.
W. C. HANSEN, Die.
HARRY SWART, Sne.
B. P. O. B. ELKS, La Orande Lodge
No. 433. Lod bo meets each Thurs
day evening nt 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to all Brother Elks.
R. J. GREEN,
Exalted Ruler,
A. B. CHERRY,
Socrotary,
A. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. F. ft A. Af. holds regular
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. in. Cord'al welcome to
all Masons.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. .
KNIGHT8 OF PY1ITTAS Rod Crost
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda
night in Castle HallfK. af P. hall)
A PythLin wolcoms to ill visiting
Knights
The Weil-Dressed
Woman
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Wearing tlis proper" model
I in the rignt kind of a eorset
gives one tlie feeling ot being
well dressed, but tha corset
i l.niust fit. .
IV T..IV ! - 1 "Ti ft
'mi
To gct a really good fitting'
corset the services of our ex
pert corsiii'o are at your
disposal. e
One of our maks jn pmicu- i
lar.the s, c .
ffl e
TYr o e' fy"
1 ouji:
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