La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 11, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text"'"THTD AY IaFk TT7 1 f . ' 1 SI 3" 1 'tw. . i.i ' 'IV'" ' "" ' ' i " "i'1 jLxri. .th Ail iJI'i V I'.tfU.OH.T VOiujii V x,n, Si- oo f8k SAI.E-Or trade, for Nampa, MACHINE HEMSTHa'CHIXG done by Ida., property: Ten acres of land, Mrs. L. II. Norton, !i(Ki A.lnifls nvc- C'1UIPP9;1 Willi new build- nue. First block west of nfttoffke. inKs; fine place for chickens, fc-esf Rid 711. s 4-10-tf and berries; one cow, chidiens 1 - , ' i;lSr: ',ty-f W0d,,'Ul,'SUm- 'Eli-Experienced ftirl wo, f neC,",Water 0nf. n ho-work, fclme Farm .. .place; .i.y water and lfKhti also alf ? 30. 4-iKitp . iionsehold elfccts; one ffte-pussen- 1 Iter car; oife-ton truck", one stroi a-ivA-n I , f 77 ia.-k; one Wavy rubbm-tircl wagon i,,-'! B'rl to "(! stoc1' tfhone Ulack HW2. Vtf a'Psry ""' Hilton's Ca- . ,, ' lu " rage. 4-9-tf , FOK SAI.Ef-At a bargain if soU t WANTED Dry slabwood. . Phone coco, several Imsmess lots, central Mi 31. 4-9-tf location ami income residence. Phone .Black 2211. 1(107 Sixth street. YOUNG Married couple with no chil- ' 4-10-3t dien want to rent moVlern fro. or ' r six-room house. Mist be clean, and I'OR SALE Must be sold" at once, modern in every respert furnace, ( .piano and furniture, 2107 First or wash tifus, etc. Leave . telephone . phone lied 1191. Gull evenings or number or address at Savoy hold. . Sukidays. . 4-10-tf 4-9:3tp FOR SAI,E Jersey cow. with heifer WANTED A waitress at Menu? re calf three days old. 'Phone Black taurant. -4-i-tf 201t . 4-10-Stp r : WANTED Girl for freneral house- TEN' ACRES Valued at $3250. Close keeping. Phono Re1 ilSll. in. Well improved.'- Mortgage of ' . Adv. 3-2P-tf ?800 can be assumed.. Will take city propeirty for equity. Give price, lo- WANTED Man and wlfo to work cation and descriptiin in first letter. on Ivanch. Wife to cook for small Write Owner, Box 901, La Grande. crew. Everything finnlsliod. Call Oregcn. 4-10-3t Chas. Reynolds, c.-tro Sccurlty , . Saving and Trust Co. 4-4-tf FOR SALE Good dairy ranch close in. Focr particulars see M. L. Clark. 4-lQ-3tp FOR SALE A Ford, a Maxwell and a Velie, nil in good condition. La ' Grande Garage, Chas. McCrary. 4-10-4t FOR SALE Square dining table. 505 Jefferson or phone Black 2221. 4-10-3t- FOR SALE Spring rye, also two span of black Peri-heron and standard bred marcs. Write to Edward Cros sen, 1524 Monroe St., La Grande, Ore. 4-10-2t FOR 'SALE A bargain: Eight-room house and bath. Brick cellar. Lot 80x90. Nic'ft lawn, garden, good wood house, chicken house, fruit and shade trees. Close in. Corner Nl and Ninth streets. Call 1403 N ve nue. 4-8-0 FOR SALE High class grade Short horn buils aod cows, one two-year-old bull. G. G. Taal, La Grande, Ore. Box 754. d4-7-(itp w 4-ll-3tp- FOR SALE 2 lots, one ten and one four room partly furnished house, both "with bath, terms if desired. Phone Red 3812 or write 1020 Sixth street. 4-7-tf FOR SALE 1917 Excelsior motor .cycle as good as new. A bargain if taken at once. Call George Ruby Cycle Shop .or phone Black 201. 4-6-t FOR SALE About fifty head of An gora goats. Mike Royes, Summer ville. 4-4-lltr FOR SALE Trap-nested Whiti Leghorn and Ulack Minorca egg $.1.50 per fifteen, $7.50 a hundred and up. All cockerels used art from hens with records from 225 t' 278 eggs per year. Mrs. Geo. H Chapman, La Grande. 3-31-14tj: FOR SALE Baby bed and high chair. Call 1417 Washington avenue, ot telephone fee.d 751 3-28-t FOR SALE 4-room. furnished house $1000. 2001 N. Ash. tFor informa tion see Mrs. Perry. 3-27 F.OR SALE House and furniture 2107 First street, or phone Red 1191. 3-24-tf. FOli SALE Modern home, G largi rooms. Sleeping porch. Garage or pavement. Call evenings. Red 3222 4-2-tf FOR SALE That monument yoi ' want for Decoration day is read? for- immediate delivery. B. M. M & G. Co., 1502 S avenue. 1-17-t Sawyer-Holmes company has a fresli stock of garden and field seeds that will grow. Why experiment when yoi are sure of good' seeds from rheni? adv .3:10-tf FOR SALE Three. rancbes and thrc ' residence properties', all modern an nearly new. Call Main 780 or writi Box WO. La Grande. Or. 2-27tl The goocb that have made our business a success and enabled us to guarantee them to you are j! Icfj Charter Oak Ranges, Patent Heatars, White "(f) Eewinj Machines, the Harmon Mattres3,'Sim- j! Teds, Kenny Eome Springs, Smith Rugs. ; j t'T'J :. ' . m Furniture Exchange Si g ,FIR AND JKFFERSON PHONE BLACK 1211 i, ( bst X'rioi f I'm FuruT, ill Exchange tot " J ; y PSYCUOMETRY AND SPIRITUAL CARD READING. Business quo; tions- answered. . Mia. Illood of Portland. 11120 Sixth St. (cornel Spring). 4-7-(itp FOH liKNT FOR RENT Sixty acres of pasture adjoining I-a Grande. Wm. Miller. 115 Depot St. Phone Mtiinl. 4-7-tf FOR RENT Modern five room house. Phone Red 2021. 4-4-0t FOR RENT Nice rosey rooms from $12 up. 1 fi 1 0 Adams. Ph one R3.901. . 1-18-tf FOR RENT Nently rurnlahed, Bteamheated rooms. Block from Y. M. C.-A., 1607 Sixth street. Phone Black 22 LI. 2-10-tf Could Hardly Have Been Grief. ".Tnrd Rncklednffer'H oldest .girl, got married last night," repented Captain Johnson of Rumpus Rldire, who wns 'n Tumllnvlllo on a shopping expedi tion. . "Ah! Who was the happy roan?" isked the editor of. the Torch of Lib erty. - "Jurd, I reckon. Leastways, when I rid by 1i!b place this morning I seen him standing on his head In a fence ..'orner with his heels waving in the air. And. os Jurd Is nil of fifty years old, I don't 'low that grief would drive him to cutting such capers as that." Kunsns City Star. Backache ? Rheumatism ? Thoflo of ur who arc past middle opo ire prone to cat too much meat, and in consequence deposit lime-fialtn in the lrtpries, veins and joints. Wo often suffer from twinges of rheumatiam or lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen handH or feet. Tliere is no longer thp slightest nped of this, however, as thp new prescrrptiou, "Aliuric,'.'. is-jbouUl m give immediate results as it 'is many iimes more potent than lithia, in ridding die impoverished blood of it3 poisu.s by way of the kidneys. It can he ob tained at almost any drug Btore, by simply asking for "Ann'ric" fur kidneys or backache. It will overcome puch conditions as rheumatism, dropsical swellings, cold extremities, scalding and burning urine and sleeplessness due to constant arising from bed at niht. Send to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, JT. V., for a 10c. trial package. Madeka, CaL. " I recommend Dnctor piprrc'i Anuric very hijrhly. 1 have BofTcred for the last three years with catarrh of thu bkuMrr, bavin;: LriUl every remetiy 1 heart of but withnul relief. I saw Anufic advertised in the larer. ami liU a Jrownirig man Krahbinjr at s btruw 1 thoufil I Woald try italo, which I did with Krrat ucc'i, if it relieved me almost Imrrn-diatiy, before 1 hru :akn &11 of the trial -package, and hjivinK tri nfidence In the nrmedy 1 immeiliat.ly ---nt to -he drug store and bought a full-size ia.'katre, ( can say to all . rafferinr from any dvaM of die kidney or uric acid troubles, try thin remedy tnd ttuffer no longer. ! have icreat Ut Ur. rwrui'a remtidiea"-S. f, HiLkl. mm Money to Meet Expense Will Be Raised Partly by i Victory Loan ,$rmy authoiill : havo estlmtted that fare ulyne la brlHsiiu; a aoldior from Franroi bis home in the United Stales will bo $i0. To bring thu American KxpeUiliouary Fons home will cost the government cloti to MOO.rtOiUMii). .. Est'ituates Inc-luded $il to aet tho soldier from the liatllc-lleld or camp it! l-'rance lo a' seaport, to .transport him across Kio Atlantic and $74 to send Iho.soirtieiM'nun Hie pint of do harlcalion In the United Slates to lllB "iviliau home. . If it iero merely a question of mov ers a lurse mimtii-r of men aB individ uals Hie threat number would permit combinations of resources that would result In rediic-d rates for each man. The authorities, point out that the A. 1-1. I- is an army and must be brought home as an army. It must bring its baiit! and equipment with it. Some Details Tim whole American transportation system in Franco r-ost J70il.000.no0. The railroads alone cost $11)0,000,000. ran or me nuue cori or mis system untKt he clunked to tho cost of return- lng tht- men. That is why tho War Departnjent mado the apparently high pro rata rate oi $M a man to unng a man to a siport in France. Even with Bpecial government rates, it co;Us I'nele Sam an average equiv alent' of at least $10 a man transported to churter ships. This cost must be added to the cost of operating all the ships tn use. To run the ships,, keep them in repair, maintain their crews, costs' an equivalent, of a man transported. That Is why the govern menl is paying $t!2 man for every soldier brought back overscan. Navy men say it cost $75 for every man sent over on n British transport, so for the return fare is a low estimate. Demobilization Costs To handle .the troops on landing, the great embarkation plant at Hobo ken and the distributing camps, Up ton, Mills and Dix, are being used. These enormous .building develop ments as well as the ofhr canton ments, hospitals, etc., cost $70.000,- 000. Now that, they rrc again being put to use to handle the return and demobilization of the soldiers, a part of their cost is very properly charged to the cost of returning the troops to their homes. The Victory Loan Is being raised by the government to meet -oiiu of these oxpensi s. "Tiie Iiarrier," the gripping Alas kan story by I!c- Beach at the Star, Saturday and Sunday. '4 - 8 - IThe m s ?W . r . . . , M '0 to iici'ompliJv is to ;y accomplish! VJ 'N0 illN'MIIll (l con- IJ '- t(:liisliitioii or i.lclil)- . L P ... ;, cral mn will count 7W unless it :M is foil owed hv ac- f, X). tion ' you want present eomfoi't pfjii'C of jnind fului-e li;ip pincss ;ui(l fiiKi-n: ci;il iiidep'ciiileiK'e "m) J)on"t' put -o.ff ' "pen nil ;iecoillit right now! United States National Bank Way J5- pAftlOlTs FRENCH 75 MM. SHtLfis GIVEN ASyPRIlESP . r Cnon iyfMeM oi ilio secnt(iry jiiillidi-Wor curtrirtt" usps (iistrilmtion of prized during the -tort .fv. Urht to be iuufKhCil April 11. 'Mih r. W"1! fotvby tfie iri'wsnry dopuitmont to sti) uUto iniftrest in the rtistnK of tho ?i.OOO.a)0,0MO vhich the gum nsketl fo? by the nvt;rn ment, Ttu "f. niillinyirr rifles aro tho most taftious nrtiiU'iy pun used 1 tlio war hmg espe cially effective lor btirrano woilt. ELIND CARRIES WOUNDED MAN , . WITH MESSAGE Ankles Broken, Soldier Rides on Shoulders of Blind Com-, rade to Deliver Note The shell burst directly ahead. For a moment in his anony he forj?o' the document in his pocUe that duty had instinctively led him to protect with his now shattered hand. Moreover, ho soon learned that both his eyes were gone. (ironing about on tho ground hopinj j tn discover some means still to d: livir j the message he touched a man's foot. He, too, was in agony, and bo said, "Go easy, there; both my ankles are broken." "They may bo broken, but what I want to know is, can you see?" ' I can." "Well, then I'll carry you and to gether we shall deliver tho message." If you will carry the message of the Victory Liberty Loan with as much determination the bravery of these two men will have been more worth while. Do You Sleep Well? To be at his best a' man must have sound, refreshing sleep. When wake ful and restless iit night he is in no condition for work or business'during the day. Wakefulness is often enuseil by indigestion and constipation and is auicklv relieved by ChamberlainV Tablets. Try vl close of these ttibleU and see how much better you feel with a clear head and good digestion. adv IS YOUR HAIIt FALLING OUT? Ilairo is a scientific preparation which will positively stop fullinu; hair, and will within three wreks start new hair, fine and downy at first, but real ly new hair, prrowinK nil over the scalp. A three weeks' supply of llairo postpaid and iruurantted, $1.00. llairo Remedy Co.. Dent. C, Chemical build- 4tiinfr C hicago, 111. t-7-7tp IKI J& IB Study These Features B j One-Plwo Mala Framft. ( 2 Four Cylinder Ca Motor, 4)4x, art crwH ' Wlrtft ' I J , .t )' K 3 tlynti Tftnllef tHmrityt ut all liuportaM itlnceti. 4 Thre Main Jli-uritiKH, tola! Ufa lacltet. ; B Tut Pleel TVop TruuMiuihklon lrop Korirlim, S . uud hardened. i& -J Mater Owir JT .n;iiiie. tertli f Lardi-ucd. V$ n rtnfrh Pinion i Ifrop Forptlnir. 4' and hardened. 9 Cut 8lel Rpnr i lintt reductiou 1 Q I pnrl n 'flittr fori-ed and ifurrn und worm lilieel cottoned. 11 Tan Trlv ntt Mrl, I (lral gimrw, toe UnL . 12 JTomlnir for Mmtcr tfar, rt-falua lubritHjII; 'Jtcea dual uuU FpNffi REWARD THn?n niVKinN i A A 11111 UklWAl Decorate llejgju'ental Flag sf c'SUth lnter.(ry with tpix Gua; Vilh Palm . T.s Is tho reward ttu French F!av a regime iit ot UuiflM States reiffara lid ttuulu the naioo Chattfiu-Tluui-ry luimonul in AnttvVan Injury. On tho re'imenlal tlug of Un;i0th , Intuitry, 3nf IMvisKm, uenr Mayea, Iwith palm tribute lthe :isth I'iuiu R Artnv ('(iriin fur thn mnt'iiitireiil .work f" - ' of ilio ;:nth at t'hui;au-Thieci v the nlaht of July 14-15. .In addition, Col. 4 I,. Hutla, who coinniaiuleit the LlOth that nihl thu I tots d'Aigntmonl. a given tho Croix do tiiterre Colonel Terry in now In command. Tlireo .mon alno were given the French 'war cross. Muj. Ceu. Jo seph T iHelitnan, former cotmnunder of tho :ttd division and now command er, of thu Third American Army, was present at tun ceremony. Tho list li Infantry had been deco rated -previously, as well us the 7th Machine Gun Mattiilion. which wan tho Ihst unit or tho 3rd Division to reach the hrldgo at. Chateau-Thierry, tn tho 7th. U!t decorations were tiwtmled, five mcu being cited ut tho order of the army. One of tho greatest re wards the American people could niaUn to these heroes would bo to oversubseribo the Victory Loan. U-EOAT TO VISIT COAST A captured Gorman submarine now being returned from abroad will visit the principal seaport cities of tho Ta ctile Coast during, the Vie.lory, Loan diive. If possible tho submarine will be taken up some of the rivers to tho larger cities so that Inland pluces will have an opportunity of viewing the boat. it you would bo woaltliy, think or iavini; us well as Keltlng. dot Vonrly for the uprinK (TU'den. Field nmi tt'mlen BeeUs enn he hud ut the .Suwyer-IIulmea company. adv. adv. 3-l(i-tf M. K. ( til lt(il HOITir There will preaching services In Ihe M. R. IMinreh Keuih on Rumluy at 11:00 n. ni. and 8:00 p. in., con dueled by the pactor, Rev. W. I!. Smith. Sunday 8"hor,l will he held at l:45 n. ni. and Kpworth League at 7:00 p. m. 1 tti:v OTTO I'lMOACIII'.H AT It.MTIST ( lit ItCII SUNDAY rtov. E. O. Otto, field missionary, will preach In the llaptlst. church Sunday at 11:00 a. ni.iand 8:00 p in. Tho Sunday School service will he held nl 10:00 i. ni. ai3r .WiaJ xwi''flf w iiiiiiiii iiifl KEROSENE;0IUaOl C runic leiictu ForrM Oeara. twth c-i:t t , Biff I cut and ftteH trrth rut Cvir for uliaft. llrnn BH )ii " i How to Judge We urge dealers end farmers nlike to Study the construction of Case Kero sene Tractors. . And! then make corn t parisons. This is the only way to get ihe utmost for ono's money. , - " Above we ffctiu:e and describe tr. crias;,fi t t ti.e tew Cass 15-27. Af'xr studying tbs -Wiccriiiriical c(JTbtructicf tSicn kt tills 15-27 duiaonstratc its f.er-. J. A:; CHANDLER. S Wp will have, our first shimelit of Strawberries today. Phone.us your or der early-if you want Berries. Some 'Rome Beauty Apples came in yesterday and they are' very, good for this season of the year. ' Early Rose Seed Potatoes. A complete. line of fresh vegetables ev ery day. PHONE G. SN0DGRASS V- S Keep your. Shoes Nea' LIQUIDS and PASTES TOR BLACK.WHITE.TAN AND OX-BLOOD (DARK DKOWt) SHOES THE P.9. DAL.LKV CORPOaATIONS UTD-, CfUKALO, n.'t' fi 82 S3 81 Tractors Safely f irmanes. ve will gladly fied r'jcords. 'C . . lf This remarkablo tractor has, won . raok a3 a leader. Before we announce t it publicly, it was known to thoustjrids who had seen it at demonstrations. . Hundreds of dealers have ordered dem " tm!trators. Any Case ckaltr or f roe;- fiec'.ive dealer will be furnishei ith' 4ll infoitiiatioii prtnrj)tly t'ptw tefjiest. MAIN I.' I i'i i i i I'i'r, i' fil,.i 1 v vj 1 kJ m Js hLiiSJeJ POBISBSESlf Mk. i3 Study These Featuorcs IS .Maimlri TrUh aluit Uutiroif 14 Duatprtiof Front lluUn, Id Fun Mintt mounted: on , bolt bearloict. 10 Hrteed flnvrmor fly hull, throttllm type, eiiclMed. 17 BaM anel Tloer Hr- liign for Htmfi Driving Governor, 1 an, A'atnp wid Mugneto ( ltU-ffyptmn Tltrrmoafai ntitlrola cirriiUilktii rouUuif Mater. . ' jo liAil1atorTomer itthn n id lln. nou-f-luKKlUK ' tjliej rant frainu. ' x j(0 led Front Axlo niuhile tjpo. alo-" Ilrlt rttlley mornifefl on ermik aliuft, llto lwt place for iU t ' llraba for ri.if.li" pt, ft ry . ronveuleufc titr ul Ic atoiia. . A'C ' TW proof " Voulnir for llri redurtlwu geara, AdJuilabI? lnavtlmr. send erti a. SI rLa Gnuliei Ore, Phcitl Ulack 37CS 1. . . 69 to' QBSti&fflt JUVJXJ6?2a Ul teiuf results i' K.m e 8 TT '69 s oo o o o e o afc- .'iiMXVS'X' li:::::