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WAATKu MkceUisaaot;. 1nr- """J,-.' oi' buy nn Inn. balm- that IkiIiIk fnim 7.1 to lou . Call lilack 35J. 4-2-yiji WANTED Clean cotton rags suituble tii wipe !,;.rhincry, 3 cents a pound. - , isirrer on ice. WANTED Spring dcaninR, trees and hfd.'ics pi uncd and trimmed, gard onlnjr, windows, carpets, wall paper cienm-d, kalsomimng. Call Ked.FOK SALE 4-2.1-iltr WANTED Two. returned soldiers or: FOR "SALE Di'ninff room set, also sailors wisltinj; steady employment. small table, rocking chair and gaso- I!:K money f,ir workers. No experi-1 - . .ence necessary. Call room 41, Sa-jFOR SALE Two modern houses, vy hotel, between 7 and 8 p. m. I full basements, on Cedar street. 4-25-tf WANTED Experience help at once. Modern Laundry. 4-21-tf!FOR SAI.E Household furniture of . WANTED Competent girl or woman' for general housework. Call at 1312 i Pennsylvania nvenuc, Mrs. R. ..! Richardson. 4-14-tf I MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. L. II. Norton, !0ii Adams ave nue. First block west of postoffice. Red 711. 4-10-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done hy Mis. K. C. Tuekey. Latest model machine. 9 Wash. ave. .Phone Red 151. , 4-11-tf PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc ' 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 Girl for general house keeping. Phone Red'3Sll. Adv. 3-2P-tf . LOST AND KOlDiD LOST On streets of I.a Grande, small loekct and chain with picture inside and F engraved on . back Finder please return to Observer. 4-27-2t LOST Sorrel fillev branded X3 on " riejit shoulder. Missing from Mc Allister ranch. Return to W. R. Cliipp. Reward. - 4-27-iit I.O.ST lilue plush auto robe in vicin ity of I.a Grande or Island City. Leave at Shannon's Harness Fhcp. Reward. 4-23-3tp FOR HKNT FOR RENT 'Two bedrooms, 2002 4th street, across from P. O. .. 4-21-tf FOT! RENT Nice eosey rooms front 12 lip. 1S10 Adams.- Phone 'R3901. 1-1 -if A classified ad will .bring result. MONUMENTS fit. f - -jfiHfr s- ' WXXKj i , tt-fiw THAT MONUMENT . You want for Decoration day is ready for immcdioledi livery. B. M. M. & G. CO., 1502 S Avenue. THE LEADER AMONG FLOUR ue (HIGH PATENT) Manufactured by La Grande Milling Co. WHOSE "bUARANTE AD IS G&0D HanSlig by &l Bealers.'0 s kou 8aluou tii Am; FOR SALE That monument. ou want for Decoration day is ready for immediate difcvery. B. M. M. & G. Co.. 1CU2 S avenue. 1-17-tf FOR SALE Soventy-fie head of young ewes, with lamb at side. A bargain if taken before May 1. A. II. I'arsons, Box 74, Elgin, Oregon, 4-16-Imo Hay at Alicel, Oregon. La Crando Investment Co. 4-lS-tf Buildings practically new. Inquire at Grande Ronde Meat Co. 4-2JJ-U every kind and description, fit 2118 First street. All must be' sold. STARKKEY PRAIRIE FOR SALE We have a couple of good Improved farms in Slarkey Prairie for sale, at practically grazing land price. ADJOINING CITY LIMITS ;Ten acres for sale tit a bargain, and on the best of terms, fur this season. NEAR PALMER MILL Three nice properties in that locality for sale. Easy terms. NEAR EUGENE Fine fnrin a short distance from the city of Eugene can be traded for property here. ACRES SANDRIDGE All in fall wheat; purchaser would get owner's share this fall. Nicely. located on a main road; no build- i mgs; can be Dougnt rignt. hnaro ot crop will pay a splendid interest. SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO., La Grande, Oregon. 4-27-3t 20-ACRE HOME This is just a short distance from the City Park. This property is well improved and all under cultivation j anu win cost. $e.uuu. it win uiKei nl.nf Q'.OOn tn UonUn Inn nu-na.'. interest. Some personal property, goes with it and he might consider some town property if properly lo cated, and pviced at the right figure. When you consider the value of the improvements on this place and the personal property that will be thrown in, it will bring the land down to less than S200 an acre. No land in that vicinity can be bought at any such a price'. It will renuire some cash, but this is a bar gain and well worth considering. There will be a fine crop taken off this year and the crops will tal:o care of the payments coming later. SECURITY LAND A SAVINGS CO., La Grande, Oregon. 4-27-3t Stem U.K OR TU lUv ,nliu",l FoR SAl.K Jfcir four room fumSii ' ed house und )nrgeantGiKiru ft., on paved str'et. Trice cheap nnfl easy terms. JVMain 22. 4-lSlf( FOR SALE-Three ranchM and thre.l resldic properties, all rajpdern and i nea(la new, (Sill Main 780 or write : Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf . FOR SAI.E Complete 'irehinfr out fit. 30-tiO J. I. "Case tractor ami art-inch evlinder steel senarator. nlso derf ick and cook house, all of it in I first class condition. NothnO;el Bros., Alieel, Ore. 4-24-lp FOR SALE 4-room furnished house. $1000. 2fi01 N. Ash. For informa tion see Mrs. Perry. 3-27 FOR SALE 1917 Excelsior motor cycle as ood as new. A bargain if taken at once. Call George Ruby Cycle Shop or phone Black 201. 4-o-t. j FOR SAI.K-. uusi no soui nt once, piano and furniture, xiui rirsi or pnone Kea iiyi.i t-nii evenings or Sundays. NOT1CF, OF FINAL ACCOI NT 'Ol! j files. Notice is hereby given that the un-; ... up (iur own pronl,Kos. so) dersigned, executrix under the i last ja1(, nsist llul, yoll;. 11(.Bi,)0r9 (io will and testament of James A. "utt'n"ifl,W!!e. er. deceased, has filed her final 'nH ..., '.. '.( ,,.. , ,, Can rent itjeount and the court has set Monday,' the 12th day of May at 10 o'clock a. m. , no tl,A limn nnrl tb Pnllfl hntlSe at La Grande, Oregon, as the place for ""'" - ,n'1 ,lu;,,r "'""'l''" hearing ob eetions, if any there be to:"".' ' ' ' " , .... I , I 'The I ly Is Hie IIt th'it binds tho ,:hd final account. lunbealthy to the healthy!" r-,.. . : ." r" Vi'. i win ,i Testament of James A. Butcher, Deceased. dal I 21 28 mti 12 ' "T I For Bilious Trouoles. To promote a healthy action of tha. liver and correct the disorders caused by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tablet' are excellent. Try them and see howi quickly they give you a rensn lor your food and banish that (lull and stupid feeling. Adv. "Do not wail until tho Insects he- gin to pester; anticipate the unnoy- Snturday nnd Sunday pine npple an(.0. sherbet will be served at Silverthorn's I "April, May and-Juno nro tho best fountain. You may expect something j monibs to eonduet an untl-fly c:.m extra nice. Also fruit nut sundae : palgn. specials, M i FAMILY DRU9 STORK LA OSANDC.ORC GOM. It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets . The secret of fcccping young is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your cyca pimples .a biliouj look in your face dijll eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will .tell yon ninety K :," "',1.: r".,;! iV. ; Dr. Edrart's. a wcll-hhoTrn rhycician in Ohio, pevfecicd a ver.c'.-.la com pound mixed wi!h oli-'ft oil to act on the liver and b:;wcls, iviiicit I-o 3:.ve to hiB pati?nts for vr.rs. Dr. Edwards' Olivxj TaU-tfl, the s-ibsti-tule for caiomel, are gentle in tlieir action yet always cflectivo. 'i'iiuy bri:i; nliout that exuberanco o spirit, that pctural buoyancy wiiieh should bo enjoyed by everyone, by toning up tile liver and clear- ng tne system or inipuriiit-s. OU Vtii KO'W EAlw.tl l.t v'tiv; idu, , leis by their olive color. lt)c and 25c per Dox. ttu uruggitis. i -- WHY LOOK OLDER THAN YOU ARE? It- is astonishing how many women through lack of atten tion are wearing corsets that give a mfre mature appear ance to the figure 'than rt should have, and rone'i'Jent ly they appear to be five or ten years older tjian they are. It Is possible to reailiiy 4m f rove t?it condition if you will come to aur coract de-partft-anl rA a trinl fit ting" of the .MUDART front, la-ftd nai.-et. & Pauline Leckrlee 4J2S-3t V ;A J Famer Votes ra t, a .t-TK v.mv Vv CI I s: 11 - W ... -fc ' Thrco congressmen elected by Kbrth Dakota farmers of the Nonpartisan Loague will be In the House ot Representative! of .;. .u .j. .;, .t. .j. j. - Kil l, i-mkn mi swi; J. I.I VIM -I ! ' ! ! J. .;. . ' t. "Kill at onrn every fly you can find and burn bis body. "Tlio killing or isl one fly now ,., ln,,ro Kll bo millions anil i trilitma less next sumii.er. ..A,Plui , 011fo lo ... removal i r.nd proper dispma! of refuse nn.l fiuii oci iii.iiilniioiia limi will fneilliiim , , Ithe breeding of diseiise-gerni-carrylug . "', ,. ... ' ' "Tho fly h:iH no euuul as germ 'carrier'; as liitiny as five hundi'ed million germs bare been found In and on the body of a single fly. "I1 is cb.'inili-ly known that the fly . ,., ,..,.,... ,., ,.,, r . vl....i. ....... , ,..,,,,,. ,, ,h:t i, aiftt n,., .irrler or other diseases, ,,mB possibly inrantllo paralyisis! . '',0 VPry presence of a fly is a ,an(,,, antifcuion tiit.t a housekeeper jia ,lncieaiily and Inefficient. "The fai-miug and suburban dls rlcts provide Ideal breeding ldncea. and the new-born flies do .not remain win grow, wny experimeni wnen yon at their biitbpl::ce. but migrate us-lire sure of good seeds irnm rhem? ing r.iilroads and other means or dv .8-18-tf transportation to towns and cities. "Your fi fends ant members or the family now in file seivice should be reminded of the dancer or tho hnusi I ly in c:;nips all 1 co-operate with their superior for the elimination or ibis deadly pest. "llerrlpts for Killing Flies "The United Slates government makes the. f.vlipwin;, suggestion,, for, the desirucllou of bouse flies: For- iniMlydchycle , and sodium salicylate j,,,,,, ,ho tv0 ,rHt n. poisons, lloih ,. Hlm,.rir u, rsenlr.. They -hnvo Mhoir udvnuing for lio-uschohl wt. Thry arc nnt a poison to nlnlu.'Mi; ihi'y nm ronvrnk'iu lo linmllo, tht'Ir il ut tons are ,shniiU Mui thoy ulir:ift flicn. - .Ir'para(inn tf SolntfoiiH A formn-hichydo koIihIoii of apprnx iniutnly tho con-eel HtrouKili may lift in :ulo hy adUinK throe l(mnpoonfulH of tho concoiil r.itcnl fon-nildnhydn boIh tfoii. romniorcially known us fornui- !liu lo a pint of water. Similarly, the proper coiicontration of sodium :Ulcy!(o may ho obtained by tlis- solvinK )lirt! to.mpoonruls of tho puio rlit'iiii Ml Ut powiRt) to u pint of water. "An ordinary, thin--.vnlled drlnltltu: kIukh Ih filled or p;trlia.lly flllol with llin .solution. A Kinieer or HinaM plate, in which i jluced a pieen of white blotting pap'T rut tho nl.o of i he lis.1i.- is put h )t:om up ovor tho vliiitri.-i The whol(. i: then mtfahly inverled, a match, place-d Under thr cd;:e of the kIuhk, and tho container is riady Utr uso. A 3 tho Holutlor flrles out ff the Hiucer tho lirpiid al .it this ede of tho hIuks 1 hrok n v.tul iiiiiii! liijuid fluwH Into (he. lower fceptaclo. Thus the paper If always kept nioi:st. '(Klin- Simple rreent(es "Any-odor pleaHiiu; to man Jh of r7nivo to the fly and vice v'-'isn, and will driio tiffin aw.-ty. m "Tk' fiie cents worth of oil of !av(iid-r( mix It. wit ft the Maine iiuiui tity of wati'i-, put II In a fomniot'. Alum atomizer and Hptay it around 1 ito rooms w :jire f lien are. In the lining rofiin Rpiay it lavishly, eveii -.n the tnlde linen. The odo,r in verj ris:ii:re"ahle to fllea hut refreHhln o rn owl pefp(, "(.iMuiiiu-tn, miKnonolte, hejnlroe Hi white clftyor .no offenslre to i.i'A. Tiiey oKpeeiaiiy dllike the O'Jor of hnoey.iucklo and hop blox- "Art-ot'dliiK to 11 French" RelentUt I In have in'erjse hatred for Hie rol or. hi ui. li'toniH de'oiat o . n blue 1 111 help keep out the fies. "Mix torether on? tahleftpoonful of 'ream, one of ground black pepper r id one of brown ftiiKar. This nilx t re Ih poifionoiiH to Men. I'ut In a u't. daik'n tUe room exeej)t one v in do- and in Out net the saurer, To clf-ar t ne ho-trof flies, burn ic For BumimQ Eczema Grfa-sy s tivea jnd ointments should not ts pplied.if K'xxl clear vkm is-v.-arrtfd. ! futn an drui'm lor i'x, or $1.0 Uc i 'f.t l&izt K!t a bottle cf r.'o. ! en al lied djrflcted It ff.;c'Jvly i 3ncL-s.iz:ina.quicWf '.op itching. and 1 eaU' fcl.in trouMe, ai.o rort, burn. r.undsa'id It rAnL-ijlr.mva rnd sx5i.-'-. Zerno t a elf? atkijcnf'ayil - ck ii;,nvc, rnt-tra::ni. antiv-Dtic jL'jve:v(Tu'diaa(5(g(etiveand''fthlying. an. Congress !?rx ci. the tlity-aixth congrees when It convene stiortiy. Tbey ara George M. Young. Jauiea H. Sinclair and J. M. Btet. : T "... - iiyrotlirum pnwdur. Tills stupefies the fles, but tiiey lunst be swept" up and burned. lteeelpts fir Stable, Rarns and OiitMif.bMtrt) 'Ilorax is esiKctnlly . valuable around Tarms and out-or-dooiH. One pound of bor.ix to tweho bushels of niaiuire will be found desirable as a poison without .injuring Its niautir- ''' "lunliiies or lai .n sini'K Sentter ;he 'ors ovor 1,10 '' " l'''n- "i" witii water. "Lye, chloride of llnio. or cop peras (sulphate of Iron) dlsolved In water, crude cnrh:Jlir acid, or any kind of disinfectant mny be used In vaulls." ANNOVNCEMF.NT. J. David Haines wishes toannounrf Inn addition of two saxophones to his populat novelty orchestra, and with a!', the la'.evt popular music, is at ymn service at all times, for dances ant! concerts. A splendid opportunity tc secure the vevy best possible in mii.l? 4-23-1 1 THK REX nARIIER SHOP Cantrrll ci irolliday. Props. Union shop, everything clean nnd sanitary. All first-elnss workmen. We solicit a share of your patronage. 2-27-tf MONK! TO LOAN. On Improved real property In ;ulon county. No delays. Current atea. La Oiande luvasttnout Co, Sawyer-Holmes company has a frosh stock of garden and field seeds that SY.NO!'.lft OF THR .NMTAI. KTATHMMNT ill1 Tit II r ' Reliance Life Insurance Company of Pittsburgh Mr9u.mi t I l.iNin.nuonn 1F tiui'iiiif l In y.'.ir m: Itivtiitif DUli ti rt-i'iiiritl", Mill l(H i.ii- i.)i.i;.j,.'j.n tiN.T'..:ii Kfl.IHIO.lttl t.')L''I,.H1.7U w.i, 7111. 2:1 :!Ns,:ti :w .,7:iN.i'ii:t,m' , ..! (iirlit 1 ti. i kiil.ii:. inil'l unit 1 p.iltl tithfli' tMifinll- fS(..-.lltrn , '.'tin of r nt iin :t 11 w, n& ' nuikti vnim-i I im!,.-.!Ml .i(t 'a:i- or jn.. 1-1 kim 1 ti'.iMii i' nril 1 ln.11 k l ,ci d fi"r ti. . 1 ' Wu-f .'.,(i!i7, .i 1 2 ir, (.it. in nn niil!K'iK' and nl- '' t.'iiiT. Oni.HM .''-.llitlllii 11"!. Jt Tui'lcy I'.ailH 1, .;!-'.; Hi. Ill In t:fc aiifl on li iml, . . , ,',s."i, Jii.i s.'i i i mi. titiicit 1 himI il f 1 1 it'.) ir.-Tiil ii :irM 'JT, i i(li.M' iin'iK imi ) t in. t il 1 1 Tuli'l K.71I0. Il74.il,-, J'ui.i' jmi'U .id nut -il In lire Hon I K,7liori7l.ll.-. - MhIiJIHK, ,'(C .'W.rv v 7. -"It. Tuial k c';i!nn ui.';it , !':!tti.l7 Ailnlifti lnttiiiiU- ...j Ji;t:;;:,t T'.tni' l.'ibl Hi Ifi'nalvf .if .K-'' t i.f f '.tnn,iitiii 7,".S7.:i!iH T'.fMl lll-llfHll. In i.im.- !.- c iniK-i il. tins lu'j.Mn.ii;:: nn tnt.liii-M III OCrL'ini. for I ln Yi nr. Tot 'it limiiiium' R-il'.H'ii ihnlii- In.: v .ir li)!i.iiM'i.On l Iron .Tiihuiiii ( t i i Ivi il d un lit ih- ( .(i . :u.ii!i;rfi.' I'll in! Mine lillfl.tl 'lllfillM !hl v.-nr r.n l.;M-rt i.r.'t (hjio-i: tin-- . ..I . . iv,.im 1 ( n, nrrt-i 'In' tnR t Ir- j ir l.diiu.im Tola' ill it ft I'' i'Mr;i . ii-.. i - m.iti. .;.; !fi nn it' ll IMtiti- her :il. 1,'ti. . . I.-..:ih.ih tttlu'.Mry r'nid' lit ul. A WAN ! aM wiH rto Tt. Ohwervr ads nre wl.ielv read. r, , --- - - - -- - itmi L La, Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing,. Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weaving. ' All Work (Ilrd for and IMivrrttl ( HAS, EDWAUDH. Prop. ONE BLOCK tAKT OK FLO UK MILL I'llONK RKD 132 OPEN DAY J, C. HENRY . . Residence Undertaking p;alor FUNEB.AL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED . .1 EMBALMER .,11 a $ Phone C.l Main G2 1 Professional Directory! COCHRAN EltfJitHARD Ouo. T. ' Cochran and Coloi ft. Wborhard, Attorneys. La Grand Ntttiof al Bank'Uuildiri;. R. J. (ilii.EM, Attorney at Law Praeliea in all s'ute and federal wuils. Office La Gruude National Bank BujUling. CRAWFORD ft EA1UN T. H. Craw ford and Roliort 8. E.iiln, Atto neya a law. Practice In all the courts ut the stato and the Ualtod Htstei. Ofdre, West-Jacobaos Bids., ro'uuia lti-17. La UiauiXe, Oi-egoo. AUCIIITBXMH 0. E. MILLER--Architect, mom 17, New toley Bide Phone Red 1871. .Mt:ciiAXO.Tniii:Arr DR. A. N. iMAYVH.LE Mechuno Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases my specialty. Physical and mental science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and French mussage. Phono Bhrk 2311 Rooms 1, 2, 8, Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. TIA.NO TrNF.lt. JAS. M. DALY riano Tuner. Ref erences, Sirs. li. b. lhrme, Mrs. K. J. Green, Miss Miller. X'hono Mr R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will be in j U ramie in May. 2-4-lm,p OSTKOPATtllO. )lt. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath! Physician Specializing in disease of women nnd children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap pointment. Phone Offiee Rod 1701, residence, liluck 1281. 37 Not Foley buiultiiR. VUrTKKtHAnT OH. H. V. RIL1CY Oiaanate Veter lntrlan. Hoapltnl. 1409 Madison Ave. Statu Stallion Innpoetor and Inspector of ittocfc for nhlpment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Fur mot i Co-operative Phone, Main IIS I-:irCATIONAfj REMEM11ER OOODINO COLLKGB. Gooding. Idaho. Ptutlcul busl- nenH cout'iicfl, review Buhjccts, rosular college work and sum- nier school. 12-19-tf In l'Mfl Pir Arthur Garrod proved 1 1 1 nt. in pint ( nlpo trim in rbonmatiam ) there is dt iletent elimination on the pan of the ktdncya nnd the poisons within are not thrown off. Prof. IT. 'Klraiwfl nllrilmtes ft Roul-y attack to the henpint; up nf poinottf where there ift nn nliiindnnen of uric acid which in precipitated in tho Joints it nil hIk-uOik, .eetiing up iiillummation. Ilefiire the attack nf gout or rlteu mat itiii there is Hornctiinca heuduohe, or what is th(n;:)t to be Tieurulpu, or rhfiiniutic cundiLioiifl, ruch as ImuhiiKo, ptiin in thr buck of Ihu reck, or tk'imii'u. Ah I'ruf. KtnuirtH ciivh, " The excretion of uric add we nro nhlo to effect by exerting dinrvpiH." Drink copiutnily of witter, nix or tight Klutzes por day, hot wiitfr b'-f'irc lucalrt, and ohluln A auric luhlctK, (lotihlu tttrctiKth, for H) ctH., at tiio iM-un-Nt drii store and tiiky tla-n. thret titiics a duy. .If you want a trial lincktivft' fiend ID cents Ui Ir. PlurecS Invalids' lintel, litiffulu, N, Y. "Anuric" (nnli-uric.) U a recent dis covery of I)r. Pierce und much more fiMti-n't Ihun lithiu, for it will diiiuulvu uric uuid tM hot tcu dideulvo bUur. AND NIGHT r. -5-D;i v-and Nif lit 0& - 1 ' '" -Iiil. ii, e ss Fraternal Directory. I!. P. O..E. ELKS, La Grande Lodge 0 433. Lodge nieeta each 'ihuis day evening ato 8 o'clock. Homo and club privjigi'es elieerfu!!y ex tended to nil (vjtlher Elks. COLONH. KIJEKIIAP.n, . Exalted Ruler. ' ' . A. B. CHERItY, Secretary. V'OODMEN OF THE WOI1U) L.1 Oraode Camp No? li9 meets every first an third Monday at Eaglea . Ball. All vlultlng neighbors woN coino. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. New Foley Bldg,, 9 I m., to S p. m. J. J. MDRCHISON, O. Q R. J. KITCHEN. Clark iODBRM WOODMKN OF AMERICA L Urar.de Camp No. 7703 moeta on the first act third Thursday evenings of each month In the K. ot P. Hall, Vtolting neighbor) wolcome. J. I. CIIARST, V. C. ' JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. REBEKAHS Crystal IaiIR No. 60 meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. r. Hall. All visiting mom. ben are invited tn attend. LETTIE McGOLDRICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec. K. of U. or Oecurtty Mt mfl Council, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening ut 3 o'clock at EaKle hall, Visiting member's are welcome. ABR HARRIS, Fln'l. Bee, J. K. FITZGERALD. Proa. HOYAL NEIGHBORS iris Camp meets every second Friday after noon and every fourth Friday even ing, every month In K, P. hall. Alt vlBltlopE members cordially wet com. " LOUISE LANDUUM, Oracle MARY E. WESTr J?otncfer. ; F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, nt Eagles Hull. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. A. J. L A KM, Sec. 3. HJ. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. HI. 0. holds stated communications the seooud and fourth Wednetiday o! each month. VlBltlng members cor dially welcomed. 1 FLORENCE BACON, W. M MARY A. WARN1CK, Sec. L. O. O. H.- La Orange Lodge No. 860. Loyal Order of Moopo holds regular meetings ovory Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Eafflo nnll next to Kites' Illdg. on Wafthtn'ton Avo. Visltois always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Hie. HARRY SWART. Bet 4. F. 4b A. M. IJ1 Qranilo Lnagc No. 41, A. F. & A. M. huWu ri 'Milar meetings first nod thlnl Kalurday at 7:30 -p. xu. Gorl' wolr.omo to all Mnsona. CM. HUMPHREYS, V. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. KNIGHTS OF PTJUTAB Hed Croav Lode No. 7 moots ercry Monrta) nlrht !d Caatle Ball(K. of P. hall) A Pjrthtin welcome to ill visiting Knlgbta. A:); "' -, yniltc" is superior to any othnr front lane corset, for without the ynLtr features no corset can pos Bibly be just as good. It contiiins the master touch, of scientific construction. ' You do not sacrifice com fort for style and you do not sacrifice style for comfort when you wear- A- complete line always (jn hand, priced at ?2.50 up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiera Phone Red221 P.es. 1702 Onk Street. CHICHtSTtil s I L3 . .0 4' a ii i fa' tiWB.-rrcr :t0T(!ttirtlllg piH, (!) .4 9 o e