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WEnyfisr.? apku. :!u. Vni - . v . oo 9- v WOn (ho Union Co-tntv Armv and THK NORTH 8iiV CASH KKPAIli When he. WeckS'i: fc'VSimple Aavy auxil.Oy te. their reception to blUIP is!! Union tounty hoys who have sceiij Ctive me a try ut your nuto. AM my .service in any form, every man, wo 'work Kimranteed. (i. W. Buchanan, imm inn! child in Union county is c: 'corner of Fir and MtidUon Streets. pt ctl to ho there see the parade, i 4-U-tff K'M.lt -- - " a XJASgij ADVERTISEHENH ' 4-2S-:itI I I OR SAI.K Seventy-five head of young ewes, with lamb at sije. A bargain if taken before M:iy 1. A. II. Parsons, Box 7J, Klgin, Oregon! 4-16-lmo FOR SALE Hay at Alieel, Oreeon. . I.a Crando Investment Co. 4-lS-tf FOR SAI.K Dining room se asc small table, roi'king chair and gaso- FOR SALE Two modern houses, full basements, on Cedar street. Iiuildinjrs practically new. Inquire at Grande Kunde Meat Co. 4-23-tf FOR SALE Household furniture of every kind and description, at 2118 First street. All must be sold. FOR SALE Seven-room modern house, with or without furniture. Mrs. Jack Kerr, Second ami Adams. 4-29-litp FOR SALE 11117 Hurley Davidson motorcycle, in excellent mechanical condition. Apply Club Pool Hall. 4-29-41 FOR SALE Dining room set, also a small table, rocking chair and gaso line stove. H07 Spring St. 4-21t-2tp FOR SALE High grade piano; or will trade for runabout or small car. Red 1751. 4-29-2tp FOR SALE New fom room furnish ed house and large lot 00x160 ft., on paved at root. Trice cheap and easy terms. Call Main 22. 4-lStf 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 Complete threshing out fit. 30-60 J. I. Case tractor and 38-inch cylinder steel separator, also derrick and cook house, -all of it in I first class condition. Nothnagel ! Bros., Alicel, Ore. 4-24-19pjp0r RENT Two bedrooms, 2002 4th Kill! SALE 4-room furnished house. I JlOno. 2fi01 N. Ash. For informa-IFOR tion see Jlrs. Perry. 3-27 FOR SALE 101.7 Excelsior motor v.ip ri rrot H jis new. A barpain ;f '--or n oti-'1 ' Call Cerpe Ruby v !--' Snon nr phftn Rl.irk FOI? SALF Must be sold at once, pi.ino and furniture, 2107 First or phone Red 1101. Call eveninps or Sundays. 4-10-tf FOR SALE That monument you want for ' Decoration day is ready for immediate delivery. B. M. M. & 0. Co.. lnO? S RVpnue. 1-17-tf MONUMENTS .fZSL,, -A THAT MONUMENT You want for Decoration day is ready for immediatcdilivcry. B. M. M. & G. CO.. 1502 S Avenue. THE LEADER AMONG FLOUR Blue Stem (HIGH PATENT) . Manufactured by j La Grande VHOSE GUARAJfTEj I WANTED Giils to enter training at j the Walla Walla hospital. ' Apply! superintendent. 4-2S-tf WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery, 3 cents a pound. Observer office. WANTED Two returned soldiers or sailors wishing steady employment. Big money for workers. No experi ence necessary. Call room 41, Sa voy hotel, between 7 and 8 p. m. 4-25-tf WANTED Experience help at once. Modern Laundry. 4-l!l-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. L. II. Norton, 905 Adams ave- nue. First block west of postoffice. Red 711. 4-10-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuekey. latest model machine. 906 Wash. ave. Phone Red 131. 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. V. D No. 1. 4-13-lmp WANTED Girl for general house keeping. Phone Red 3811. Adv.' 3-2!-'J PSYCHOMETRY AND SPIRITUAL Card Reading. Business questions answered. Mrs. Blood of Portland, 620 Sixth St., corner of Spring. Call 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. 4-28-8t; FOll RENT I-'OR RENT One nice room in plens - ant location. Black 31GL- 4-2i)-lf "OR RENT GO acres pasture adjoin ing city. Phone Main 1. 4-29-tf street, across from P. O. -tf RENT Nice rosey rooms from $12 up. R3901. 1510 lldams. Thone 1-18-tf Animal's Strong instinct. S'-nit :t nt ma Is are ro:ii;trl;titU In deed, fur (lie wonderful development of love and devotion they possess and show towmU incn. , They iiro so acute in the sense o? their affections thai they seem to perceive the feeilnjis of their muster In advance of hi expres sions. Musters of dumb animals have often been heard to declare tlint their uuiuiuls were qub-ker to detect in tticm n spirit of iuu;er thmi were ihelr loft men. Milling Co. t 9 IS GOOD !rio-Jw,,i .y-. . LOST AN!) rtn:D I.OS'l' Sorrel fill, v brande.l X:t m, right shtuhler. Missing f.m o-i Allister ranch. It.-mtn to W. I'. ! t'lapp. Reward. l-2T-i:tl LOST Illue pln.-h nmo nihc in vicin ity of . Grande or l..-!;m.t City. Leave at. Sliatiiion's .'.irni : ip. Reward. .( -JTiitp TAKEN Frmfi my n Ii Tn.-d.-.y, April 22, Ked !a,v..,n hi.-wic. I'i.v.s. .return to 7t2 M. i.i u-.ir.ue. h questions asked. l-i tf LOST A light KurhiTm h'-r,T. l,riwi Lazy S and bar on K fin:;!;. 1'!,,,,, . Farmers 2 -II. Iic.v: 1. I -S i;t; Man Has Iwuch to Lc.irn. Man thiol. s lie i-i ;r. t;v ' r t fol low now. Anil n In- is, l.'i; it In' sontewliMt ti it blimp t'i Ji: pi nit- -.-.inn lie eiin-.lili'1-s h,nv Ini fr ii t.i..i; tiiiii :.t lenrn the few I libit:.- tiiai lie I: For it is really' only a few lliin:; that lii.'in .et Unous eo I in lla tiling- llinl sm-oly be i- iio-ii!.i know. It Is Ii-ti-.- that la- ba bnlli the kllKdoiai of llie li " the birds. Hint bo i-nn nnvkale tin' iin ;ler wntors ut tbo -eas :nel the nppor wlnds of tile nil', but tlioo ;n'o U'ub ably small iit'lilevoi'ionls In vlow- nl' Hint wliloh It is io--:l.:o fur him to achieve in tile t'llinro. l.os Aauelcs Tillies. Lack tf- Tr?i' KllthiTlll's J-:.! n's (each lit-r poliii-n' ---, mly four y;ir ohl. , .vnt''li"s opport ut.i U- mi'" and "I'll 'hm-.'' 'I'i:, .v;il:ln'!l iiHHi:.'i m-; H yi-ar-olil bruiPfr. YTiuili; liirCMimhi il. K:!' !i ' p(ijiiuly 1ml in v;i ;n. CUllld Stilll'l il n l-: h.y mi she j she said, ii -: : : . ' For . To pi-iu .(.;( Jivi r an. I r : by biiiu.i-iH-s are excellent, quicldy thry ; fi'od and liai; feeling. Ad v tli IV, 1 Vol-- th.it A.W'ilM .L I'-'vid an .ith'iiii't i.i'.ncf i e.s to his) and i:l i is ;it yont : in? ' rt in M v t( ! j popular m 'Jie In'" i fUM'Vli O !it t tw' .oiu nrt ecure tin- si.lend'd m y be' p..,. The a'i'iuai ' i!le Ceiii' -i nt the reia-'' at 1 ::0 o !( "lectin-; om and one ch i!, the purp".-e 1 on of a elm member:' a w i.t V. H. (! AI.IX V.. NOT I CM TO Stale Hi-'h-v f'ealed I Id v.r ht-.-h'.v.iy -..! ot Oreirnn :t re c( unty d-ip't li -.i Ml" Vin'i .,ck a. I: May, I!M.i, for ih firadinjr, (;iHi;:;n cniMty. ci-unty lin' -i ' ieiiL'tli, Ss.Oi.n . ,,; I'i.j-iiijr. ( d.l i count v, !.-!.- d I.:.ke's.--t...M; No bid uiM omv i' I-, ;.v i M'oifhd to five ( ( i." i amount bid. A co per:; )ui: cd for l'"' f;- tlie Voriit :t , (i . h.-.lf of ;ho f..).- 1 !'r.-pr.,.-l bi:.r tion for biddny the office of tf.f necr, caitiio l, ,;i I'ljin-'. sp i if contraft mav he 5 p!ac- or i.-e.v b. p -it t r ? i.t) r y Cfuv-'f d A T' 1: V ' v,- i'.',hU.K ' v ill it I Y -fUljMBtmrf I,,, i .. ; If, because these are war-times, or I i for other reasons, the bride makes up ' : Jier mind to. Imve only a simple wed- I dim:, her tirst step to that end will he the ordering of a sluple Weddln-; Rtiffti. i l:I)ecltdly if her wedding ceremony Is to rake place within the walls of her home, instead of in the church, must -ho consider what will harmonize hem witli tin: home uk a background. Lonu trains ant! veils find elaborate wedding ptwns need spacious surroundings. Where Ihese are lacking the simpler g.wii haves the best memories of a pretty wedding. Tin brid ca n forego t ui ellnoss wiih a .oiiil race when she reenlU nit tin' shimmering nm airy fabrics that !"!y be ehoeu to make ii wedding :: vn of whatever degree of formality. There are thnse ndsty materials like ta.e ..i!t net. organdie, georgette, and la-'-' all to be made over an umlerdres of vHk or sat ;. for these are the tortus J i v. l.ir'j .:. i. cddlng gown Is 'X . " ,. I ite.U'!- lis style. And then i i. i in veil, always of maltnes or iaa;. iie draped in so many v: . that ewr..- hriil. may depend up o:. ', !o a 'id to hiT charm. Tlu- ')' -st- of wedding gowns U : . i .i. d on the youthful bride who 1 1 . . It ; -iii inudratlon ybfn.,( It ( ', - iitf-' v i iM'.iced nb.out the bottom o! tir -.Kirl .will a wide bund of white i"' - ji . i : Three other bands of :: m pl.M -1 abnut Ihe skirt, o.' )m nnd'-r ide. An upderslip of :..i.f L ..Iin'.- ';in rl(Mnnn through t, 'I la ( i;- u dia)fd bodice ,dee, i tliat are elbow lengUi of r. it'. i.-'tig fdei ''es, pal tly i ov ule t,;,hJ. Mi4 wrinkled over the ii m and i.d i t. m d( r the cr"pe i.T (ft tie- to,.. A chemisette of WINS SERVICE CROSS Yank Ambulance Driver Deco rated for Heroic Work. Wounded In Head and Legs He Carei : run-front of Ihe llt of men In the new i for Injured Man, Then Crawls j Intfi. In fact, he Is No. 4 In division to Hospital. ! Stt. 'J, nnd H nppenrH tbnt Atlanta Ih O alKMit to lone Mr. I'nptmnlkfi etc. Un- TjirN. Several wounds in Ihe bend U- he has Home brndieix, .Mr, 1'nppan :iinl hoih ies were hot sullh-lent to de-j iko etc. uridoiililedl y Iuih the longest tir I'.rivnle Ali'erl S. Ittirtwell froininaine In the Atlimla directory, mid aiding another wounded American sol-1 lut wlnit'tht) ofllcert out at Otnnp I dkr. Siiflerin' inlense piilns froiii bin Gordon "will do with l In ense Mr. ' oimi!, n-eeive when a shell hroko I'lippiinl i'te. h taken there. remaUm j ii' .ir him. Ilnrtweil carried the otl'n r o he Neen. However, they've had con- wounded boy to a dressing station for i Mdenibli experience wllli niinieH and inlp. His l.rnverv nnd ?.ef-s(icriilei) li:iv.- hroii'.'ht him tin- awanl of Ihe dfx i i;r.'nivhcd sor vice cross from (e iieral I'li.-iiin. I l;iii -At II. an America!, had le-en llurii: in I'aris witli his mot her, Mrs. l'iiidilie Nidlie Ihirluell, 1 (Cue I'.tne. :'!. He is a liM inher of tin- I ' nl r t -4 S!, ii - army amhiilance, seirhi'j wilh : h' -J r. ;i h army, and had been as-ei ..j. .lu! K 'i i 'lotion reads; "ii." r-p--at-'My drove bis ambulance i .! a ro;id mii of Kelins lh:H wai i r boriiltardmeiit of kh ii ikI ex ; e-''i -ln-lli. n one ficeiDiloil, while ( anl, ill" IU ear, he wni knoeltcd ey- WANTED Cli'fin CoHoii. f';is Suitable. Jo Wijic .M.-'u'liinrTy, (t J 1 v z i:cius a ooiiihi. I La Grande Evening Observer COUPON ' "(i: '' !,. ,.;, (;r-Ai", prr-. ,r ', l i.'.'l this -"i,iH.n nnil T'liir1 (illicrs,-tn( fiiiM' .' wiih fin . "i,i ctn-litM'il, 'r v.-Jii.-Ii .'iii "Hi.stoiy of thi! i W..i-!1 Wtr," to: ,, 6 net has tt round neck Hint I entirely plain. White moire ribbon makes the long sash that Is wrapped twice about the waist and looped over at the front below the waist line. j Orange blossoms appear In n little cluster ut the waist nnd In Mill smaller sprays where the veil Is knotted at each side. Instead of tt bouquet, the : youthful bride carries it white prayer book having markers of narrow while moire ribbon with loops nnd knots that hold snmll sprays of orange blos soms. This, and the arrangement of the veil are little Innovations that add a new Interest to the nlways Interest ing wedding dress. It almost gne without saying that the slippers are of plain white satin and the stockings of silk. Morning Jacket. Potted swlss Is as charming for morning jackets as for the more elal orate. rest robe. Its crlspi.ess Is n .loy ami,) It responds beautifully to en refill laundering. An excellent way of making a, sensible and comfortable morning jacket is to proceed exactly as one would for a nhirtwalst and 111 the upper part. Just as carefully. Cut off any extra leuglli nt the waist line, add a stralriht-around belt as wide its is desired, gather tho bottom of tho shirtwaist part to lids belt and along the other edge of the belt sew a frill of material. The sleeves may be as elaborate or as simple as one wishes, and there may bo added u deep col lar In the hack, cut away to a point lu front to be quite comfortable. LONGEST NAME" IN DRAFT Atlanta Likely to Lose Nlkltaq Pap. panikolopolous. Who Is "'I No. 4. Alttinln, Oa. Nikltiit? Pnppanfkolo- 1 liolotm. Athmfii. Is rlelit mi In tin 1 j Mr. Pappnn ele. needn't be a hit hup ,irisofl if iln.y niiike bis moniker Home ildnt; liurt and anappy, like "Nick hi pp." eral yards by Ihe explosion ut a shell, yi'l he eoiitlmied Ills work. Another day his cur was tilt by a shell nnd bad ly damaged and be himself was hadly woiuifh'd In Ihe head and both le's. Pi hpite of his woiiimIn he rurrh-d a woiind-d man who was In the nmhit lam e lo u place of safely, made him comfort aide, and then crawled to a dressing Mulloti f'r asM'-tance." A WANT Al) Will Ut, Tt. '0- the kkx niiti:nsiiot Cuntrell & I!olliUay Props. Unitin shop, evervtiuni; clean Rnd solitary . All first-class workmen. We bulicit u share of your patronaRO. 2-27-tf Whcepini; Cough. Give Chambcrrain a Cougii Semed I to keep the cough loose and eNpecto ration easy. It is excellent. Adv. Saturday nnd Sunday pine apple sherbet will be served at Silverthorn's fountain. You may expect something extra nice. Also fruit nut sundae specials. 4-2.r.-:tt FAMILY DRUCS STORK LA QRANOCORCClbN. $2.00 You should know of tho ninny b.-u'tiins we luivc for you in no wiind used rus. A cull to our sturc will oonvinw you that we have 1 1 if rinht (iialit; at the right price. Furniture Black 1241 Best prices paid for used for riTrfTrT-TTT,rfnTn'TT'Tir"-f iiTrrrfTtL'TF'rTTrwTrjf'inwTijc Taking tlie of OTHER INVESTMENTS MAY LURE BUT BUILD THAT HOME FIRST The building of a borne in the first investment n family hould make first, hecau.se it it lined every minute of the day nnd"'very day of the year, beeauhe it is ''home." The pnreh.i'ie of n home may he rnted n the besft investment n family can make, b -st becausu it ix of stable value; it does not pain oul of style with the chunking Heasons; it dues not lose iu chiirm wilh e.nitinuul use. Huilding without plans and rareless designing arc the big items of expense, .Select a plan designed by nn archileet it will cost no more than a home in which the modern conveniences are missing. It may be a modest cottage or bungalow, it may be a model of archi tectural beauty, but unless it has the many new built-in features it is not up to what is now considered modern. .Our Catalog-A Magnificent Volume of .100 Modern, Moderate Priced, Step-Saving, Convenient Home. Harns. Silos, Grain Hiris, Hog and Poultry Mouses and oth-r buildings. Evrry design is the work of an expert. There are mi dark corners and all matters per taining to sanitation nnd ventilation are perfect. We have lifted fur every 'one of the designs all the necessary lumber, mil twin k. built-in features, ha nl ware, paint, number of days labor, etc., making it possible, for you to build for n definite sum of money, without waste, and every modern built-in feature. incUided. WK AUK K.vn.tXIVr-: KKPKEKKNTATIVKS OK THK NATIONAL BUILDERS BUREAU IJKAf) TIIKIIt A I S I. THIS MONTH'S ISSUK OK THK DK UNKATOK, THK WOMAN'S MA(iA.!NK AND THK DKSHiNKi:. Whether yiu jue building or remodeling, we will be glad to as x'tA yoTi, it's i0n ler-infis, wn know how. Uo obligation. ItKI AlL DKPAK'I MKN T OF The Grande Ronde Lumber. Co. i nrner (irrt nwrij ami MaA'-unn I'honr f.lin 711! i.a i.kam)!', oi(i:;o BAKER-LA GRAND'E AUTO ; CiwinefiS LvEaker ... 8:0Q,a,Jiii. Lv B.ikf ...(2:00rp. m. Any one owing the La Grande i Pharmacy will please rail and settle their uccount at once, either by paying cash or giving note. We have discon tinued credit business nnd must close accounts. All accounts not settieii at once -will be placed witn collection agency. j 4-.' 1-u La Grande rharniacy. s JTlO Exchange Fir and Jefferson Furniture or will exchange new. Guesswork Business STAGE 4 Thoni;is 8 Lv La Gtamie .... 3,00 a. m. j LLa Granite .... 2:00f. m.e ' $125.00 6 & . t Ai,vfc AAA 0OJ I A MCr 1 LU ' -- - -.0..- i: . :.. . 0 !) 0 0 O G5 $.3 0 0 m 00 Hnd1e fey All' Defers. 9