La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textrr 't r w"Q o TTll " "T'T" STIV'W?T'"''"V pgianCTnwBWiWH!lii,.:fis- 'SE,RENTHC W('-0 vco Beet' -too .OH WVAT'S tH'UJe.V WWKAnO Si&e Mvseip To TEAT! FCTl)OANPM.IUD0ri? APPREClATf Fraternal Directory, 'p Jim V...I lur-r r...f iV n MOW Tilt LFoe YOU in tw wuji rui -ON THIS -n VH TJATinV- MP Ujll I ATrprtBV . T O. E. ELKS, La (flkle Lodge No. 43!1. Lodge meet( each Thurs day evening nt 8 o'clock. Home anilVlub priftlegea cheerfully ex teioled to all Brother Elks. j'OLON R. EBEKHARlV Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. HOME by Jucfc WUson v w ffi) 15Trr?K'e YXU ARC .'.'l 1 " WH1W'ct0c'(.Ci-Tl)E OIU MiM ANl HAP 9CAIO"P iL. i?7To ' " ; rv CLASSI0EQADVERT1SENENTS WANTED Miscellaneous. ' WANTED Position by stenographer Have hail 'experience in general of- fice work. Jnquire .Observer. 4-2.-i-3t WANTED Spring cleaning, trees amlFOR SALE OR TRADE G-room mod- hedges pruned and triinmeVl, gard enmg, windows, carpets, wall paper cleaned, kulsomining. Call Red 3-u-. 4-23-titr WANTED Experionc Modern Laundry. help at once. 4-lU-tf WANTED Pasture for G sheep with lambs or will share fifty-fifty. Phone Red 501. 4-lD-tt WANTED Competent girl or woman for general housework. Call at 1312! Pennsylvania avenue, Mrs. R. U! 4-14-tf ! Richardson. MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. L. II. Norton, DOG Adams ave nue. First block- west of postoffice. Red 711. . 4-10-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. t. u. 'turkey. Latest model! machine. 906 Wash. ave. Plione i Red 151. 4-11-lf ( 1 PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc-l tion by Mabel. Douglas: Studio in' new Foley building. Phone Main: 754. . -4-13-tf ; AITCTTOVPFRIVC T,... . r; years' experience; satisfaction- anteed. F. S. Johnsbn, R. F. D. No. 1. 4-13-lmp PSYCHOMETRY AND SPIRITUAL Card Reading. Business questions answered. Mrs. Blood of Portland, G20 Sixth St., corner of Spring. Call 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. 4-I!)-8tp WANTED Girl for general house keeping, .rhono Red 3811. Adv. 3-29-1 WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. FOR ItK.NT FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT Three rooms gro'und floor hnt and cold water, light, fuel, bath, ' all for noon meal, two persons. Cnl . or address 701 Washington avenu? 4-23-.".tp FOR RENT Two bedrooms, 2002 4th street, across from P. O. . . 4-21-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping room. 1508 Fourth St. 4-lG-fitp FOR RENT Steam heated apart ment, not modern. Twenty dollars per month. Darland Hotel. 4-14-tf FOR RENT $12 up. R3901. -Nice rosey rooms from I 1510 Adams. Phonal 1-1 8 -tf JUST ARRIVED A FI LL VARIETY OF SHOE POLISH AND DYES CRAY, BROWN, TAN, WHITE, CREAM AND CLEANERS NEXT DOOR TO SHERRY THEATRE PETE'S SHOE SHINING PARLOR "HE KNOWS HOW Cool sliwery spindles 1 AXLE GREASE AXLE GR T. R. MAXWELL, Special qde B. Kiddle, Mand City Hoorerized Grocery. ,1a drande I nioii H.rrdarr fti, I nion MIC J STANDARD OIL & ' FOR SALE Oil TRADE FOR SALE 1 large Sin leather rock er, as good as new, for $25. KM Hemlock St. or phone Black KOI. 4-28-tf ern bungalow, and two lots, in Wnl Iowa for Liberty bonds, La Grande property or a good automobile. In quire Observer or write P. O. box SO. 4-lG-Gtp 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 Seventy-five head oi young ewes, with lamb at side. A l. :r f , a ,r p.,, nv n, v, "; nr'a 4-ltt-lmo FOR SALE -S'ew tour room furnish eil house and Inrgo lot GOxlfif ft., on paved strict. Price cheaj and easy terms. Call Mn!n 22. 4-lStf FOR SALE Beautiful cotnbinatioi mahogany and brass bedroom set, 1 large cedar chest for woolens am' furs, 5x2x3; one Kitchen Queen, oni complete set Tom Swift Books, ? price, ca'rpet sweeper, pair browv silk velvet portierres, four post white bed and book case, one bea rug valued at $250 sell for $75 Oriental, Navajo rugs; also frui' jars and fruit. Call 804 O Ave. oi guar-,1'1""'" B""'k 1202 .. 4-20-31 FOR SALE 4-room furnished house ' $1000. 2G01 N. Ash. For informa tion see Mrs. Perry. 3-27 FOR SALE 5-room house with bath and cellar on Oak street. Cash or terms. Address P. O. Rox 888. , '4-15-71 FOR SALE 1917 Excelsior' motor cycle as good as new. A bargain if taken at once. Call George Ruby Cycle Shop or phone Black 2G1 "U"t ' FOR SALE Six-room modern house with three lots barn, chicken- house and woodshed. A fine honie ' place at a bargain. Call Red 511 or . inspect property at 1702 Spruce street. 4-18-u't FOR SALE Must be sold at once, piano and furniture, 2107 First or phone Red 1191. Call evenings or Sundays. 4-10-tf Fon SALE Hay at AHeel Oregon. La .Grande Invest mint Co. 4-lS-tt CHICHESTER S PILLS W .THE DIAMOND It HAM. A TV Ijfldlea I Abb your ItrugulM f M( (T-iJfl h1.ebM.tprIHmonJTtrmn1 E4yCdg9 I'HU Id lied nd Uold niruLIt I Tatn no other. Itn nf (aii II rugs Int. A,kl(iff II l.t II l.s-TITlll. IMa1M MHM LI.H,fr1l vein kntjwniUet,Sa(eit,Aly5Rtlitt 1 SOLO BV ORLGfilSTS EVtRVWHtRf Mica Axle Grease spreads evenly and formsa cocil, slippery coaling that clings to the spindle and .makes putting eas ier. The Mica fills up all roughness in the metal, makes the grease work better Bad kot twice aa . long. lohoboxej. Ask your dealer. Buybytbe 1 pail. tTAHB.ua) Agent, Standard Oil, JVyJ Granaa G . e t. B. Hiddtev Ieibh lt ?Ir'ut Gfflrci. X,a Grande f.iA.'fcinsin & Tdtxtrom. Srth iit l-Olt SAI.I-; Oil Tl:UK Cunt lulled FOR SALE Dining room set, nls small tablo, rocking chair and gaso- I-'OR SALE Two modem full basements, on Cedar Buildings practically new. at Grande Ronde Meat Co. FOR SALE Baby bed and high chair. Call 1417 Washington avenue, or . telephone Red 751 8'28-t FOR SALE Three ranches and three residence properties, all modern and nearly new. Call Main 7S0 or write Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf WAR WAS CHEAP IF YOU BELIEVE MONEY EXPERTS Treasury Statisticians Figure U. S. Paid 33c a Day Per Man to Beat Germany it iiost Mr. American CHir.cn just ihirty-thrce and one-hall cents a day to wapo ihe war. This Is what the statisticians of tho Treasury Department at. Washington figure ther cost of the war to he for oach mnn, woman and child in the rnitmi SvHieB, ' and from that they deduct that the individual in this coun try had an easy time of it in financing this country's part in the grout'world atruRRlo. Ar -nearly as can bo estimated the total cost of the war in money to tho American people from the declaration of hostilities April 6, 1917, until' the siRning of the armistice November 11, 1918, amounted to twenty-six billion dollars. The Census Bureau on Janu ary 1, 1919, set tho population ot tho United States at approximately 101,000,000 people. From April 6, 1917, until November 11, 1919, is 640 days. The Treasury experts made two simple divisions and found America paid tnirtyOhree and. one-half cents pdr capita per day for ttio war. : The twenty-six billion dollars used In the estimate of tho cost of the war Included the amount to be raised by tho Victory Loan.: This final loan it was pointed out by the government offioiaUwiU go in largo part to paying for supplies , ordered. : for v the: army for the expense or demobilizing our wartime military forcus, both, of which must be (-minted as war expenses. U'J Women In Industry $$5j ti J (i i y A vast and ever-in creasing host, are em 'i!y ilp proving themselves $iol an indispensable 5l!0l y and mighty asset to t'j and mighty the nation. J This institution counts among its growing list of sat isfied patrons S) many "lert, pro j' gressive business women. It is a matter of es- jsw: pecial importance "ygy, ijb to us that the ser- 10- vice rendered them (J 1 be characterized by uniform cour Cjiiltesy, careful atten Ition and whole- 1 5ghearted co-opera-tion. !cS5 y Business women's j Vftj 'accounts fnvited. (?) . fV, 7i 7 Unstcl Elates 7 National G Bank r. -i - ji &m kgm & Vg- ''A. !Easy to See Through New Designs OX.H YKAll A(i() TODAV Germans drlvo di'iil Into British Hups north of Albert. Huns concf-ntmlin troops anil sup plies for stimuli at Alliens. Allied airmen report masses r Illins beiiiK rushed throiiKh HelKlum lo renew FIiuhIcim d'rho. liil? tiuns bal lories oi' tho Oorinnlis leveiiiiK Allied treuelies to open third battle of the Soiimie. America's forcoH slowly moving ovetsoiis to pruparo for full drive. Subscribe now for the Victory loan whtit you .would hnvo piiid i'ur vletory (lien. SHOT 9 TIMES SOLDIER TAKES --HUN-rRENCHES Corporal Storms Heights of Ourcq River With Rem nants of His Platoon At tho diroptfoii of tho War Depart j nioii t (ioncrnl ForBhliiK has forwanlod from Kranre ncoountB of 1.00 (UmmIh ot heroism jHirfoniU'd hy fiolillers of tho ; Auioiicaii foreos, mtist lypical of tho spirit of our army, Tho story of Cor poral Sidney' 'Manning In 0110 of con- , ; Kiiipiifjiis L'allantrv. Corporal MannliiK was In rhar(;n of! ( nu automatic rif lit sipi.id wlum his hut pillion nsaiiltod thn liolKlits of tho j Ourcq Hi vor. Dunns the ativanfo on tlio liill-.Mannlim'H pliiloon cornmainlor ' vn killed, and junt aw tho lino readied j ;llio ere.si oi mo nui tne platoon sr i !Kt.nnt full. Corporal MannlnR then OKBumocS 1 'finmiiintnl nt llin nlntiwm Thnn-li lin 1 I II i III fi 1 1 dit mjifiiMj nKiiiiiii-ii illiu no ( the only survivor of his squad, this sol- ; dier led forward tho ', remaining nien,: ho platoon aaitirit , an enemy point, wiretl, ontronehed nnd : inateil the. OnrcMj valley. He wan re-j 7VT pfTii'Miiy wounded hnt witn seven men 1 tok the posutfon. While his men eon. ; Sf ! eolidateil the- line ho hold off a connid- ' U ;V j) erahli! number -of the enemy fifty yards J!;avvay with his rifle. When tho posl- j fjJ'tion had henri con'dldated he crawled ! hack to shelter, having received nine , rounds. HackhiK up r.uch f;xamplea of sacri fice as thi.s tho Kovennnent is calling c: the fieoplR (o titkft the Victory Ixao ! to pay for iho expenses of our war j tluie army ' ' Shony's Sund.-ty '1 he I;i!lt!ov 'I'ruit.' n nil M- nilny NOTICE I will not ho rpsponsiJile for any ills contracted liy my wife on or af-i- April 1.1, liili). ll-lnt KVKltETT E. WALKER Pilverthorn' Fttmily Druj; Store oif.pl.'nintf.a most beautiful line of en-1 I u reoierils f rom fiepntive; nutde in ( hina and .Japan. They will he -huwn i,i the window this week and arc for sale at a niodi-raie price. Those hiter-i- it'-'i in arlistif: picture work will find k mii-th t in. worth while in the coller. FAMILY DffUd 1TOWC , . COUI'ON '' . & if-,. Olisi rvr.f, T.;i (x.u( OrO.. , " l')r.'iH- fibl this couiMin 'an1 four others, "tfiffpthfr with "i0 i-cnt.s, enclo.-jcil, l'i W'Wl.l V-'iii:,," to f I.M & "0"-0 QO ITS easy tau sea inrouBD spring unU sum. nior olotnos ue- signs this youi'. They ro nil muao thnt wny lov woman, thin nft tenuis predomi nating In nil gnr- menis. . r ii I s stunnlnE walking costume for gen eral woar tea- tuni a olooK print t I f e t skirl, which a tew seasons ago would hnvo boon cnllott o s p o r I mouoi. worn with a waist o( inulzo georgette, nullllns trim ming ot the biinio mnterlal Is used In a wldo width on the r o u n rt neck ana pyru- in ded In tho CO lonlnl tront. Any! observing person knowB thnt such dainty costume o o u 1 (1 not bo worn without stockings ot silk and correspond Ing thlnnoas. d3 .Sherry's Sunday and Monday 4-li-lt. "Tho Huinltow Trait." THE HEX BARBER SHOP Cnntrrll & Hollidny, Props. Union shop, everything clean and sanitary. All first-class workmen. We solicit a share of your patronage. 2-27-tf Do not fail to see the collection of enlargements now on display in the window at Silvcrthorn's Eainily Urue; Store. Enlargements made from pictures- taken in China and Japan nnd beautifully mounted and ready for framing. These pictures are Hnmplen of what can be done with your good negatives. H yon have n negative that is worth while, why not' have It enlarged ready for framing or mount ing? Wi! cim give you-a two-day ser vice in the enlarging of your-negatives. Ask us about the sizes' nnd Tcrlces. -; '. . 4-22-Rl FAMILY DRUG STORE UA GRANClCORCOONi ' - Front I cocsd WHY LOOK OLDER THAN YOU ARE? It is a.tonishiiiK how many women through lack of atten tion aio wearing corsets that give n more mature appear ance to th figure than it should have, and eonxcmieiit ly thry uppear to he five or ten years older than they are.' It is pnnatlde to readily im prttv.e that condition if you will come to our corsi't de partment and kH a trial fit ting of the MOKART front laml corpet. Pauline Lederle u' wliii'li KciuhSMIistorv' ur Hi oo o WW? m Buy your field luul gnntcn seeds of Suwyur-IIolmes oomany and be sure of fresh, growing seeds. Adv.3-l6-t1 Professional Directory COCHRAN It EUKHHARn Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhsrd, Attorneys. L Grande National Bank Building. R. J. GKHEN. Attorney at Law- Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. CRAWFORD ft KAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert B. Eailn, Attor neys a law. Practice in all the courts of the state and the United Btntea. Office, West-Jacobson Bldg rooms 1-10-17, La Grande, Oregon, Aiiciimcora 0. H. MILLER -Architect, room 27, New f oley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. HI UCI I A N O-TH Kit APY DR. A. N. MAYV1LUS Mechano Tlicrnpy Physicinii. Chronic diseases my specialty. Physical and mental science, dietuticsj hydrotherapy and French mnssngc. Phone Blnck 2311. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. PIANO TUNKIl. JAS. M. DALY Plnno Tuner. Ref erences, Mrs. G. S. llirnio, Mrs. R. J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs. R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will be in La Grande in May. 2-4-lm,p OSTldOrATHIO. )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopothi Physieinn Specialising in disease of women anil children. Hours It to 12 a. m., 1 to 0 p. ni., and by ap pointment. Phones Office Rod 1761, residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foloy building. ' ' .. ' V, - VlfiTKRIRAnT DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veter - InUlan. - Hospital. 1400 Madison Avs. State Stallion Inspector and Inspector of RtocK for shipment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main UJ KDI'CATIO.NAIj REMEMIlEIt flOODINO COLLEGE, CoodliiK, Idaho. Prntlonl busi ness courses, roview subjects, regulur college work and sum mer school. 12-1 !l-tf OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results. La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made,, Feather Renovating, Carpet and x , Fluff Rug, Weaving. ' All Work Called for and Delivered CHAS, EDWARDS, Prop. ONE II LOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132 Blue (HIGH iea (STRAIGHT GRADE) . . WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE'., ' 'WHEAT FLOUR w r THE GUARANTEED FLOUR ' . . THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY ift fi r La Grande Milliriff Co. WH0SS aUARAKTEED 1 GJ50D WOODMEN OB THE WORLD La Orande Oamp No. 1B9 meets every first and third Monday of Eaglea Ball. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the office ot the clerk. New Foley Blrtg., 9 t m to E p. m. J. J. MURCHIHON, 0. a R. J. KITCUBN. Clerk. 10DHRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La U ramie Camp No. 7708 moeui on the first and third Thursday eventngB of each month In the K. ot P. Hall. VlBltlng neighbors welcome, J. T. GHARST, V. C.1 JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. REEEKAH8 Crystal liOdr;e No. 60 meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. P. Hall. All visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. LETTIE McGOLDRICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Roc. Sec. K. of L. or security Mt. Emily Couucll, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle ball. Visiting members are welcome. ABB HARRIS, Fin'l. Bee. i: J. K. FITZGERALD, Free. ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp meets every second Friday after noon and every fourth Friday evon lug, every mouth lu K. P. hall.. All vislllug members cordially welcom, LOUISK LAN DRUM, Oracle MARY E. WEST, Recorder. F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, at Eagle! Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. A. J. LARM, Sec. 0. B. B. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B. 8. holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. FLORENCE BACON, W. M MARY A. WARNICK, Seo. O. O. M. La Grande liodge No. ISf, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetlngB evory Wednesday flight at 8 p. m. in Eagle hall noit to Elks' Bldg. On Washington Ave. VlBiton always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Die. HARRY BWART. 8oc, .. F. & A. M. La Grande Longest o. 41, A. V. ft A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cordial wolcome to all Masons. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. KNIGHTS OF FY IOTAS Red Crosk. Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda) night '.a Custle Hall ( K. of P. Hall) . A Pythfjn welcome to M visiting Knights. Stem PATENT) Foam Joe.f'ilcher, Nor- V"wder-' 0" $?i " w Q O o JA 0 US 0 S3 Sr '.I