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No. 4:1:1. I,odre meetj each Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
anil club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to nil BroUier Klks.
COLON li. KDKItHAIUt.
Kxulted liulor.
A. U. CHERRY, Secretary.
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CLASSIHEQADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED Miscellaneous.
PORTLAND LOTS for merchandise,
house or land. IV. C. Reuter, St.
Maries, Ida. 4-l-3tp
PSYCIIOMETRY AND SPIRITUAL
CARD READING. Business ques
tions answered. Mrs. Blood of
Portland. 1620 Sixth St. (corne'
Spring). 4-15-6tp
"Aft 1 r.iJ .Man to mow lawn twice a
week during the summer. Phone
Black 3002.
4-14-tf
HELP WANTED Young woman to
learn telephone operating. Perma
nent position assured. Salary paid
while learning. Apply chief opera
tor the Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph Co. 4-14-tf
WANTED Competent girl or woman
for general housework. Call at 1312
Pennsylvania avenue, Mrs. R. .1,.
Richardson. . 4-14-tf
WANTED A number of young calves
Phone Black 571. 4-14-(it
WANTED Spring cleaning, trees and
hedges pruned and trimmed, gard
ening, windows, carpets, wall paper
cleaned, kalsomining. Call Red
3202. 4-13-Gtp
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 Adams ave
nue. First block west of postoff ice.
' Red 711. 4-10-tf
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model
machine. 90G Wash. nve. Phone
Red 151. 4-11-tf
PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc
I tion by Mabel Douglas. Studio in
new Foley building. Phone Main
754. 4-13-tf
AUCTIONEERING Twenty - five
years' experience; satisfaction guar
anteed. F, S. Johnson, R. F. D.
No. 1. 4-13-lmp
WANTED
Red 31.
-Dry slabwood.
Phone
4-9-tf
WANTED
taurant. -A waitress at Home re?-4-S-tf
WANTED Girl for general house
keeping.. Phone Red 3811.
Adv. 3-2i)-if
WANTED Man and Wife to work
on ranch. Wife to cook for small
crew. Everything furnished. Call
Chas. Reynolds, caro Security
Savingand Trust Co. 4-4-tf
FOR SALE Oil TRAI1I3
FOR SAI.E
Call Red 80:
-Household
furniture.
4-17-3tp
FOR SALE Six-room modern houc
with three lots barn, chicken
house and woodshed. A fine home
place at a bargain. Call Rod 511 or
inspect property at 1702 Spruce
street. . 4-18-iit
FOR SALE OR TRADE fi-reom mod
crn bungalow, and two lots, in Wal
lowa for Liberty bonds, La Grande
property or a good automobile. In
quire Observer or write P. O. box
R. 4-lG-fitp
FOR SALE Seventy-five head of
' young ewes, with lambent side. A
bargain if taken before May 1. A
H. Parsons, Box 74, Elgin, Oregon.
4-ie,-lmo
FOR SALE High class grade. Short
horn bulls and cows, one two-year-old
bull. G. G. Taal, La Grande,
Ore. Box 754.
d4-7-Otp w 4-ll-3tp
FOR SALE Jersey cow with heifer
calf three days old. Phone Black
2011. 4-10-8tp
FOR SALE 5-room bouse with bath
and cellar on Oak street. Cash oi
terms. Arfilress P. 0. Box 888.
4-15-71
, FOR SAI,EJ-PiKctiraHy new Dodgi
and Chevrolet. Chan. MoCrary, La
Grande Garage. 4-14-41
FOR SALE Hoie and lot at a bar
gain. Terms. Call Main R4 or Rer1
541, . . 4-14-Ctp
JOR SALE 29" acr frm; land al'
level, -with running water;-fcalf mile
a- of SumnTiKF. forfurWie
ir, formation f hne . tflarli 30?. , eft
ite Vrs. .1 J. I Pl2
(, T- ".rani". .4 Vi 'j
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4'ontimic.l
FOR SALE One set single work
harness. Phone Main 779. 4-13-Utp
FOR SjAI.E Small furnished house
Inquire 2108 Second street. 4-15-tf
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 Must be sold at once,
piano and furniture, 2107 First or
phone Red 1191. Call evenings or
Sundays. 4-10-tf
FOR SALE Modern home, 6 large
rooms. Sleeping porch. Garage on
pavement. Call evenings. Red 3222.
4-2-tf
FOR SALE Baby bed and high chair.
Call 1417 Washington avenue, or
telephone Red 751 3-28-t
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 4-room furnished house,
$1000. 2001 N. Ash. For informa
tion see Mrs. Perry. 3-27
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Black and white shepherd dog,
has white ring around neck. $5.00
reward. Charles Playle, La Grande.
4-17-6tp
LOST On street or in Zuber dance
hall small black purse containing
money, P. O. key and some small
pictures. Finder please return to
Observer and receive reward. 4-17-2
ESTRAY Two-year-old heifer, giv
ing milk;, slit in right ear, no brands
visible,, at slaughter house Grande
Ronde Meat company. Owner may
recover by paying charges. 4-14--U
LOST Tn La Grande National Bank
pocketbook containing B. of R. T.
receipts and other valuable letters.
Finder please leave at the Observer
office and receive liberal reward.
FOR RKNT
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
room. 1508 Fourth St. 4-l(i-0tp
FOR RENT Neatly
furnished four-
room cottage with
bath, furniture
l'0t KALI-
for sale Also player piano Phone buildinff ma,,.ials, Tuesday, that the
Le1 3,:j- 4-1'r4t'prcFcnt price of lumber is lower than
FOR RENT May first, 4 room mod-
ern furnished house. Phone Black
1222. 4r14-litp
FOR RENT Steam heated apart
ment, not modern. Twenty dollars
per month. Darland Hotel. 4-14-tf
.. . , ', I Mr. Keith said that in April, 1017,
FOR-RENT-Sixty acres of pas ure(ht n c of m.0,lu,;K Sulll
adjoining La Grnnde. Wm. Miller,!
115 Depot St. Phone Main 1. 4-7-tf
I'vjn i 1- -UJry luuiim iiuiu
$12 tip.
R3901. .
ir.m Ailnma rhm i
1-18-tf
'OR RENT Furnished home for rent
for about seven months. Garden,
chicken house, barn. Inquire 120C.
B avenue. Mrs. Robert Mi'Ier. 4-9-1
months. Garden,
Backache ?
Rheumatism ?
Those of na who are past middle ope
are prone to eat too much meat and in
consequence depoeit lime-salts in the
arteries, veins and Joints, we olten
suffer from twinges of rhenmatism or
lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen
hands or feet. There is no longer the
sliRhv?t need of this, however,
new prescription, "Anuric," is
to give immediate results as it is many
tiroes more potent than litlut.in ridding
the impoverished blofnl of ita poisons
byway i.f the kidneys. It can be ub-
-aineU at almost any dnig sf.re. by
.imply acting i.,r Amine w aiuiM.s
.r backache. -U will overcome sncn
?on,lnions rheumatism, dropsical
swellina?, coll extremities, scalding and
burning urine and !eei;efne."a dac tt
aonst: :iing from a- nirbt.
fiend., to lr. fier's invalid' ;!,
XaL'!o;'iJ. V., f T lTc. tr?al yack.
4v -tc 4ttt '9 f..flf?r-l for Uft"
r-nra -aiir .h ia.dr. aavirm
but wiujmrt r. f i
smiirC m anti at tm i twwfct 1 1
WRIST WATCHES MADE SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY
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The wbt T.aa irtdc thd world aafo
for men who wear wnst-watrhoa. A
rei-blodet nmaciiliiw p-irson today,
ri.n p.ppu;tr en the streets wearing
wriKt watcli without tl.e danjfer tf
incurring u $wer or a )rirk. liefore
the wnr. the wnst-ntch was a
bndfre of efrvnunacy. 1 he man who
n (Foe ted one was looked on na a fop.
simp or a sipsv. Today in. this
outer worl'i. real mon wsar wriat
watchos. unnshnmcd. labo- yester
day, the sudden popularity rf the
wrist-watch is the old story of the
stone that the builders rejected be
coming th chief of the corner, the
despised outsider easing home en the
ehin-strap to victory in the derby,
the uly duckling turr.ii out U be
a swan.
! Th, wnr did it. The war fixed its
hnpriruntur forever cn the wrist-
Vatch as a man's watch. It made
the wrist-watch alwst as r-ecessary
a part of a soldier's equipment as his
rifle. It washed out in blood any
stiffnia of effvaunacy that ever may
Vave cltfcr tj the littls time-f ieco
Thousands of soldiers went over the
top by their wrist-wntches, timed
their battlt) rushes hv them, foucht
by them, died by them. If the wrist-1
UlMItElt NOW AT LOWEST LEVEI
Wages Higher, Workers
Less p'ffi -
cient Complaint of Southern
Lumberman.
CHICAGO. April 17. Charles S.
Keith of KanSsns i'ity, president of the
Southern Pine association nnd widely
known as a statistical authority on
lumber, told the legislative commis
;,...,;. ,.,,; tl... ,,r
it will be at any time in five years.
He paid the increased cost of produc
tion, depletion of law material in this
country and the enormous increased
demand from Europe to rebuild the
vast areas devastated by war, are cer
tain to mean higher prices for .lum
ber to last five years.
ern pine lumber was $lo.lS a thou
sand feet, while the cust in January,
l!)l!l, had increased to $irj.Sr.. I.nrt
. ..
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ness said, while the present prof itjwna
a trifle over 'SI a thousand feet,i He
presen.ee. a . t) ... u, -
met inn nriii'ij-ni miu.m'-i n hjih.-,
which, he said, should earn a profit of
t0 a thousand feet in order to lirin a
fair return on the actual capital in
vested. Workmen Less Efficient.
Although the lumber mills in the
i.
south are paving their workmen un-
lusually hiifh wanes, our experience
ihas shown that the standard of liv
jinjr hns not inreafifd and labor r
much less efficient than formerly,''
Said Mr. Iwith.
''It seems to he a peculiar trait of
'humnn nature that the more money a
;nuin earns the less work he will do.
hat rule, I believe., applies to oM
classes of men, office employes, su-
nerintendents and laborers alikje.
J hat is ratner an .unToriunaLe
ilc-
durtion to draw,' remarked Chairman
John Dtiiley, rW'e have been under
the impression th.it higher wages to
as the Mbor brought higher degree of effi
bouml ciency. In fact, one of the largest
Chirago
contractors said that had
(,Cen his experience. 1
j 'j a'm .drawing my conclusion from
'artu.,i experience of the lumber mills
,..sed on. figures taken from th 'leoks
. th(,r,.fr, ,hr(. no t
. "what I say," rplied
fir. Keith.
fAsi Alt will tr
BAKER-LA GRANDE
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watch didn't win the wnr. It 1
helped. Jeweler? anticipated that
the fashion of tho wrist-watcV
WiuU wan q'-i-kly after tha
war. Put the war has proved its
practical wvrth and he business man.
of peace times finds It as convenient!
ar.d utilitarim as tha aaldiar found
it in tho days of batfJa. It evident
ly has coma t-J stay. Jewelers do
clara thre is ss brisk a demand for
it as during the war and siore wrist"
watches ara being sold teday tniK?
any kind ot watches.
Mabel Douglas has opened her mu
sic studio in the New Foley building.
'' lano ana pipe organ ihswui-iumi gv
en; hours trom Hi a. m. 10 i p. m.
Phone Main 7M. 4-15-51
Front I-e.cnd
4th V:JK-
V, IL.71
WHY LOOK OLDER
THAN. YOU ARE?
It is n -'-.unbhinK how many
worn-n through la- k of atten
tion are wearing cf irseta that,
give a more matutc appear
ance to the figure thim it
shouhl have, and consequent
ly they appear to he fivt or
ten yeai''- older than -they are.
It is prv-sible to readily im
prove that condition if you
will corr n to our .rornet flc
pjirtmeri and get a tri.d '"it
tine of ihe M'I)AKT 1 1 .nit,
laced cor ;et. ' ,
Pauline Lederl
JVjtifana.?..? w.
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THE NORTH SIDE CASH KKI'AIK
SHOP
dive me a try nt your auto. A'l my
work guaranteed. !. . liurhanan,
corner of Kir and Madison Streets.
4-11-tf
Po You Sleep Well?
To be nt his best a man must have
sound, refreshing sleep. When wake
ful and restless at night ho is in no
condition for work or business during
the day. Wakefulness is often caused
by indigestion and constipation and
is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's
Tablets. Try a doso of these tablets
and see how much better you feel with
a. clear head and good digestion. adv
Sawyer-Holmes company has a fresh
stock of garden nnd field seeds that
will grow. Why experiment when you
are sure of good seeds from ITiem?
adv .3-lG-tf
NOTICE
School district No. 31 will, through
its bonrd of directors, rccYivo bids for
building a new frame school house
All contractors may apply to 1). II.
Snider, chairman of bonrd, Tclornset,
Oregon, for plans nnd specifications.
Ilids must bo in by April 01, l!ll!l.
Ilight is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
D. II. SNIPER, Chnirmnn.
4-13-int
LADIES
A new line of Easter bonnets on
sale at the Pink Shop, Friday anil Sat
urday. 4-loT
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for nny
bills contracted, by my wife on or nf
ter April 14, 1II18.
414-10t EVERETT E. WALKER.
II11)S FOIl HAULING CIIAVEL.
lite city of La Grande will receive
bids for hauling gravel from -the river
bed to streets in vurious parts of the
city, said bids to be sealed and deliv
ered to the city recorder on or before
12 o'clock noon, Saturday, April lit,
11)19, the city reserving the right to
reject nny or nil bills not satisfactory
JOHN COLLIER,. City Manager.
4-ll-(it
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given to all con
cerned that letters of ndmhnistrntion
havo been issued by the county court
of Union county, Oregon, to llattie I.
I-'urgason upon the estate of Laura V
MrCluro, deceased, and all person."
having claims ngainst snid estate are
hereby notified to present the same
with proper vouchers to said adntinis
tratiix at No-. lOOfi N. Vir street, La
Grnnde, Oregon, within six months
from date of this notice.
Dated this 11th daV of April, 1919
HATTIE I. I-'UUGASON,
Administratrix of Estate of Laura
V. McClure, Deceased.
.1 A 11 1H 2r. M 2 ft
(HIGH
Blue Stem
Sea Foam
(STRAIGHT
WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE
. WHEAT FLOUR
THE GUARANTEED FLOUR
THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY .
La Grande Milling Co.
WHOSE GUARANTEED IS CO CD '
' ' ' Handled by All -Dealers.
DAY
J. C. HENRY--
o e Pwidence Undertaking Parlor s '
IrtTNCfiAb DIRECTOR AND LltWNSED
LI i
c? EMEALTilEJi
9
The soda- water busiuesK is good -and
the expert mixer of drinks, Mi.
Hodge, at Silverthoru's fountain, will
mix you the dnnk that will please
you much. 4-15-IU
FAMILY DRUQ STORK
L.A 'iRANOC.ORCO'ON.
Professional Directory
AXTOH.15t
COCHRAN ft EUBltUARD Qoo. X.
Cochran and Colon K. Hbernard,
Attorneys. La Grands National
Bank Building.
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law
Practice, in all atate and federal
courts. Offico La Grande National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD EAKIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robert a. EaKln, Attor
neys a law. Practice In all the
courts of tho atate aud the United
Status. Office, West-JacobsoL
Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande,
Oronon.
AitcniTictriw
0. B. MILLER- Architect, room 27.
Now I oluy Bldg. Phone Red 1871
MECIIANO-TllliltAPY
DR. A. N. MAVV1LLE Mechano
Therapy Thysician. Chronic diseases
my specially. Physical nnd mental
science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and
1' rench massage. Phone Brick 2311
Rooms 1, 2, 3, Cooluigo building, op-
PIANO Tl'NKIl.
JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref
crences, Mrs. G. S. Ilirnie, Mrs. R.
J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs.
R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will
be in Ii Grande in May. 2-4-1m,p
OSTEOPATHIC.
)R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopnthi
Physician Specializing in disease
of women and children. HourB 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to 11 p. m., nnd by np
pointment. Phones Office Red 1761
residence, liluck 12:11. 87 Now Foley
building.
VICTUKINATIT
DR. H. W. RILEY Oradnate Vetor
lnlrlr.n. Hospital, MU9 Madison
Ave. Rtato Ktalllon Inspector anu
Inspector of Htock for shipment
Home Independent Phone, Black
41; Farraeri Co-operative Phone,
Main 111.
Kill CA TION'Al.
REMEMISEH GOOnlNO COLLEGE,
Gooding, Idaho. Pratlcul busi
ness courses, review subjects,
regular collego work and Hum
mer school. 12-19-tf
PATENT)
GRADE)
AND NIGHT OEi
V'OODMEN OF THH WORLD La
Grande Camp' No. 169 meets erery
first and third Monday at Eaglaa
Hall. All visiting neighbors Vol
cuiae. Dues payable at the office
of the clerk, Now Foley Bldg.,
t m to 6 p. m.
J. J. MURCHT80N, 0. C
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk
iODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 moetf
on the first and third Thursday
evening! ot each month In the K.
ot P. Hall. Visiting neighbor!
welcome.
J. I. GHARST, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
(IEBEKAH9 Crystal Lodge No. 60
meets every Tuesday evening In the
I. O, O. F. Hall. All visiting mem
ber! are Invited tn attend.
LETTIE McGOLDRICK, N. G.
LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec.
K. nt L. or Security Mt. Emily
Council, No. 146, meets the leeond
nd fourth Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle hall. . Visiting
nenibers are welcome.
ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Soo.
J. K. FITZGERALD, Prea.
tOYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp
meets every second Friday after
noon and every fourth Friday evon
Ing, every month In K. P. hall. All
rlBllliig members cordially welcom,
HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracla
J. L. ROBERTSON, CO.
PELILE GREEN. K. of R. & 8.
MARY L. WEST, Recorder.
P. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.-.
Meet every Friday night, at Eagles
Hall, Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
A. J. LARM, Sec.
). B. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B.
B. boida stated communications tha
aecoud and fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A. WARN1CK, Seo.
L. O. O. M. -La Grande Lodge No.
86V, Loyal Order of Moose holds
regular meetings every Wodnosday
night at 8 p. in. in Eagle nail next
to Ellis' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
VlBltoi! always welcome. Duos pay
able at Young's Sweets.
W. C. HANSEN, Die.
HARRY BWAUT, Bee.
A. F. ft A. M. La Orando Longo No.
41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to
all Masons.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
KNIGHTS OK PYIITTAO Red Crosi
Lodge No. 27 n.oeta every Monday
night In Castle Hall ( K. ot P. hall)
A Pythlin wolcome to ill visiting
Knights..
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laJXC superior to
any other front liiee corset,
for without the IcsTiZifir
features no corset can pos
sibly he just us good. It
contains the muster touch of
scientific construction.
You do not sacrifice com
,fort for style nnd you do not
sacrifice Btyle for 'comfort 1
when you wear .
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A complete line, always ont
jhand, priced at i?2.50 up.
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.Mrs. Robt Pfeittison
"s 9Corsetiere's
; Phone Tied 3221 4les. 1702
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