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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1919)
o o Tr-RSrAY.fANe,; o -a- O I; no e : -0 QjftSS QADVERHS ENENTS VANa Mlaceilaneoiu, WANTKD Plowing. . 11.42.. Phoe I'Olt 8AI.K OK l'MADI-; ColltlnllMl " ; , -ii . s. , i """" -x I ll" ri-luru Unt one. Mat hew F jic- IT4J. lTffi' Mawhl"' wl' '" Calofini smiK Vtlliry i.I'BWlj' I j Mife .L.ry. Mli.ll Is 0mnklup VBpM2HM9w.4VVHaB?BBBajMMaJ , tlunu'i mis iiiitrov'.Miii'tit In tout ?H?C-k I K0R SALE Modern house, at 1014 o-2-ot Second St.. Furniture for sale, tali and iTislB'll ,u.round her hoard, m; hoimn IliiP, 9di the couiinK at eood weather -"-eek. timin other things slw is allowu Lake is uisitlti uttruetinK it "avniK a new coat usual numheruf iL-iiics and pli-.tsure l'1 the hnildini;, Any one owing the Jm Gmml WANT EH-Waitress at Paris CafT.I 0-5t WANTEVl-Plowing. 1K42. at premises. Mis. iaik Kerr. . w-5-(it,p til! ! soekers. Phone lilaek 5-4-at WANTED Competent girl or. woman lor general housework. Mrs Geo Currey -1704 Fourth Bt.. Phnm'. FOH-SALK Five-room modern hpuse -'WI7 Oak St. See Harvey Patten. 5-5tf Red 21411 5-:i-:)t WANTED --Five-room modern house, close in, f arage if possible. By.May 15th. Pluone Red 351)1. 4-20-tf WANTED Girls to enter training at the Walla Walla hospital. Apply superintendent. 4-28-t'f 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 Small tent about seven by five. Phone Main 707, or see Captain Smith, Salvation army. 5- 2::tp Oliver Clarke, formerly a student in the Joseph ui-Tiools and yll known in this viinity nrrhsd in Joseph last- week nl'tow si-verat months in t'he Vnite.l Slates army. l a' tneetltiK of the school hoard held list Monday olenitis, the con j to spend tho gre.itor part of tho tract for drawitiB ihe plans rr th jsiimnier in making wells for the lu -rppalrldK of the si-'.iool house was let j habitant of that place, to Tonri.llolt & lltimel of. Portland Word lias been received that Kv lloru to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slteels erett Miller, tho only Wallowa comi- of iialnt nptilieit Pharmacy will niene rail ami setii i their account at once, either Uv pavinc Alter viMinm tor a snort tintu casn or givntg.note. We have disi on wiih her parents. Ml and .Mrs. Roht ; tinued credit business and must tlnse Shimi, Mrs! C. 'I'. Uitimins return iall accounts. All accounts no settled ed lo lier home In In (Vrande. nt once will be placed with collection t nos. i.eiiier. lit? well uiillt'l. has moved hir'we.l drilling ouiril to Haines, Oregon, where he expect FOR SALE A fine ten-acre home, new buildings, close in. Also a five passenger car. for sale or will trade for cows. . fi-2-:U jon April 22, l'ii;, a son. FOR SALE Two modern houses,! SUue "tKU' ls T"iW udAo 1,0 ''" full basements, on Cedar ,tret. i "' ni'- .. Buildine-s nrnetic.ll.. now lnir.i Mr1- Mamice l-.l.ea lelt the middle at Grande Ronde Meat Co. 4-23-tl expects to visit frlet ds. She e" until her husband mRBiipn i.. u . pens to remain r i I- r t l ' ivtuins iron. over'tiMs. sections, Br. amj section foundatiun , ,, . , , , . . . .! Mrs. budley Hie'innls is rocovor ana an kiiuis, also repairing an.l , (fom or recent illness. catching swarms. O. Volswinkler, (, To f , , Island City, Ore. 5-l-(itr;n ,.,, hM oml vlsit ri,1:l. ' lives and friends ill Joseph. Local leaders in the Victory Loan campaign for Joseph repoit that while the subscriptions are coining in. they are coming in very slow. Mrs. I.. K. Mitchell and dauKhlel ariived recently frinn Homestead Oreuon, and are a! present assist- FOR SALE Seventy-five head of young 'ewes, with lamb at side. A bargain if taken before Jay 1.. A. H. Parsons, Box 74, Elgin, Oregon. 4-lti-lmo Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams ave nue. First block west of nostoffice. L . . Z .. " , . T Red 711 4 10 tf arti.r complete mresning out- iii. ou-w j, i, v-ase iracior ami 3C-inch cylinder steel separator, also FOR SALE Three ranches and thre residence properties, all modern and jK Mrs. Mary Mitchell, in Hie oper jwho Is 111. nearly new. Call JUnin 780 or write , 11( i,er hnnrdlni; house iv hov to be raptured by the Ger mans, has arrived at his homo In .u.ei n .Oret'r n unhurt and reeling "fit as 3 fiddle." Kverett formerly lived In Joseph but since his enlist ment his family moved to a new lo cation. The half a litind'-eil young folks who attended the Jo Hi pcinlc at thi loot of the lake las; Tuesday even ing are the million. y tor the state ment that the affair was n big suc cess in every way. Many of tho Joseph teachers are plaiinitm to attend tl.e County Insti tute which is to be held at Enter prise next Saturday. Mrs. MaKuie lle.nl nnd two child ren came In from l-?l:ln recently to visit her father, 1. W. Warnnck, ngency. 4-n-rf ' I.n Grande Pharmacy. WANTED Experience help at once. Modern Laundry. 4-21-tf WANTED Girl for general house keeping. Phone Red 3811. Adv. 3-29-tf a busines:i La tirattdt MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. 90b Wash. ave. Phone Red 151. 4-11-tf .1. ltoss Leslie was visitor in town from last Monday. Misses tJlatlys an I Gussie Spragiu entertained the following younf; la derrick nrM cnnlt t.m.e nil of it inl"es at a Sllllllher party at t Holt first class condition. Nothnagel l'ar'" ho,m' 111 J"s"!,.h ,la!i' Bros Alicel Ore 4-"4-19l, l'"y cl011ln JI,ss"-! Kslh"1' 1 Bros., Allcel, ore. 4 .4 up ,.,..lCl, c , ,., 01. H1U Gertrude " iKeltnetlv. FOR SALE 1100 bushels of feed bar-1 pm,'i,t i:i, ss erased b HELP WOMEN! ley. ("nil Red 281 or address Box 598, Ia Grande. t niiior, Mis. Whlinui Sims, wel' 5-l-12tpj(n(nvn j,,H,.j)h lady passed awa ' last Mondav niorniiit; lit her lionu FOR SALE 1917 Excelsior motor ,,. vunl, ioso,,i, i,rinenl tool cycle as good as new. A bargain if luiMCe Tuesday afternoon. Rev. L. A taken at once. Call George Ruby c,m,. officiatini:. Surah Jane Co PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc- . Cycle Shop or phone Black 201. !was born September 17. ISMS, la tion by Mabel Douglas. Studio in r 4-G-t':s7:i she was married to William new Foley building. Phone Mainl jSiins. To them w:.s born eight 754. 4-13-tf!FOR SALE Team, wagon nnd hnr Ichlldren. llesldes one sister. Mrs ness, $225. Inquire at 1703 U ave-j John Honor, of Josiph, the follow nue. 5-1-Gtp 'ing children lie lo inourn hei idealh: Mrs. Neltle Isley, H. L liSiinms, Mrs. ("has. McClain. John AUCTIONEERING Twenty - five years' experience; satisfaction guar anteed. F. S. Johnson, R. F. D. No. 1. 4-13-lmp PSYCHOMETRY AND SPIRITUAL Card Reading. Business questions nnswered. Mrs. Blood of Portland, lfi20 Sixth st. corner of Spring. Call 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. 4-28-8tp FOK KEXT FOR RENT 2 small furnished rooms and 2 small store rooms. Phone Black 1042. 5-2-3t FOR RENT Light houseko;.inq rooms at Darland Hotel. 5-O-tf ."OR RENT 10 acres pasture adjoin ing city Phone Main 1. 4-29-tf FOR RENT Two bedrooms, 2002 4th . street, across from P. O. . . 4-21-tf FOR RENT A Two room house furnished for light housekeeping. ' Inquire Clint's Clothlery. , 5-1-tf FOR SALE Seven-room modern house, with .or without ful niture. Mrs. jack Kerr, Second and Adams. 4-29-0tp Meado Ballard, jSinims and Mrs. ail of Joseph. Mrs. Geo. Young of La Crando Is here visiting her .sislel, Mrs. Frank FOR SALE Victrola Bargain, Victor! Bowman. X, with records. 1012 Seventh Ave.i Mrs. I'arren, who h.:s been visiting ' 5-4-2tp!her sister. Mis. Kwanwoocl. for some it inio left for Dakota, where she will FOR SALE Chean if taken at oncc.:spend some lime with her daiiuhter , .iiiviii i ii, uisu h.l with in tmvn this week nnd Tlu'su are the Inst tluys of tho Vic tory Limn tho last Ohyn of llio last Liberty Loan. Vol thero aru buiiiu tmoii us who have not seen tho way f duty, whoso ours havo not luarl the rail of America, Heroin lioa n great nrro'tunlty for woiiu'n workers In the Loan -to search these out. (o nmke, (heir eyes son, utid to malie their ears hear. Tho unju inent of a nwoot, hoblo nvoinan Is tin mswerahlo. Carter lllass, Koerelary of the treais uiy. hays of woman's work In tho loan: "Having demon?.! rated what they ?onld do tn time of war, tho women jf America havo been quick to un JersLatul dial (he cessation of host 11 ties did mil end tlie obligations In Mined in actual warfare. It is with oulidenco that tho (lovornment asks ivory woman of tho nation to becomo i teacher in Iho Victory Liberty Loh;,," No man can refusti to Inko his aharo if Iho Vict my liOtm when u roal ivomaii looks him in the eye nnd nays: "Your mother would want you to." Every little makcu a mlckle. fi-room modern home. Owner in city! J- ml for few days only. Phone Ked .1:141. John CJnvin. 5-:i-:ttp LOST AND FOUND WILL PARTY who took girl's dark ! mpnlJl. blue cape from KaKles' dance haul i,;ist Thursday, Thursday nipnt. please return to Observer; no questio-ns will he usk cd. I ranger, was annfumeed that ho was coinplel lug iiilnns tor tho bui.ldiiig or many new i roadH and trails within the hound 'eries of the Wallo-.vt National Kor st, and also tor Liner, improve Po you know that you get fresh straw! terry sundaes with whipped cream regularly at .Silverthorn's foun- fi-4tf I Mill Ih" 2 ith. w:s tie Born to Mr. and Mrs. John 11-d-dinufield on Tm-sd;.y, April 22, 4-:U l !)!(. a daughter. Mrn. Hugh (iibs.)n, who has been KAMILY DRUG STORE 1A f-RANDC.ORCOON. 'i3 Front I f.ood WHY LOOK OLDER THAN YOU ARE? It is astonishing how many women through luck of atten tion are wearing corsets that give a more muture appear ance to the figure tluin it should have, and consequent ly they appear to be fivo or ten years older than they are. It is possible to readily im prove that condition if you will .come to our corset de partment nnd tret a trial fit ting? of the. MOIIART filuit la.'cd corset. Pauline Ledelre iiiiiii 10 fiviffijKK equal -io unaross.u:,-i s Tr.hlcts for constipation. Vhen the. prop;r ( dose h taken their action is so agreeable and so natural that you do net realize that it is the effect of a medidnc. Thccs tablets possess tonic proper ties that dd in cctr.hlkhing a natural and regular action cf tlis bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets bxve cured mar.y caroj of chronic constipation. we ti. ur tier c. D. .rmmHii HtMl Ciosh DruK Co. Ix'voy-Vorfel Co. JUST ARRIVED a n ix VAiturrv ok shoe polish and dyks nn.w, IIUOWN. TAN, WHITE, CUE AM AND CLEANERS .NEXT lMMIlt TO SHERUY THEATRE PETE'S SHOE SHINING PARLOR "HE KNOWS HOW" 1 I COLIN The firHslic, diiiii'ilo Floor Covering, used like liiiultnim, 1 i;t not in any sense e A new iiiitt difrerent I loop liaving si 1 1 nt i t, superior ii sh'i: envcriiig, (jlliilit ies. LOST Sorrel fiiley branded X3 onj,,itP ill, is inakini; u (.'nod recovery rieht shoulder. Missing from Mc Allistcr ranch. Return to W. R. Clapp. Reward. 4-27-(it TO RENT f roonif-d cottape- on Oak street, unfiirnislieil, until September 1st. Family with no children or but one preferred. "Airs. 1'ecKor, pnonu - '' - filif workinc conditions, put on our 47. ,n i;0B printing. The Observer Is one of he two shops in town observing union principles. Phone Main 37. . Mrs. llei'llllin ' Dressier cam') ml from La Grande, Sunday, lo sen her father, Steve llodf-'cs. j 2nd anniversary of lite d;iy that tin. LOST A light Durham heifer, brand boys who left Joseph to join tin : Lazy S and bar on left flank. Phone ! Hospital Corp:; made their denar- , Farmers 2 44. Reward. 4-23-fitp 1 1 nr.'. Those were dark days and it j j is an added reason to boy bonds tc Have the label, which stands for 'think that nil the i.ovs who left that I COUPON Observer, La'dr'andc, Ore. Pleiise find this coupon nnd four others, together v ith 50 cents, enclosed, for which send "History of the AYorldAVar," to: Furniture Exchange Black 1241 Fir and Jefferson Best prices paid for used Furniture or will exchange for new. FOR SALE OK T1IADE FOR SALE Delivered, good river gravel and sand. Plume Iilack 2041. .. 5-5-L!t,l FOR SALE OR TRADE Work horses nnd drag saw. Phone Black W42. 5-5,2t FOR SALE Hay at Allrel. Oregon, t.a Ornnde Investment Co. -I-tf CHICHESTER SPfLLS J TIIK lHAllONU 1IHAM. A VL Pill, in MA intl (iotd m ai-AXv hvict, Kile-1 wilb Ilioa R iJiB. i Take m other. But of row- V rmBll- A-foCiA-ini,.Tri. ran known M Bt. L.asst, a" v Hr ' is1 1 r SC1D BV Dfit'OfilSTS tVDIVnHtRf Observer artvertlelne vwr. The Paris Cafe "Ve furnish lunches to picnic parties. We make all kinds of sandwiches to order. Ti y'onr Hot Waffles for your breakfast. ANTHONY & ROBBINS MONUMENTS 'M' m; Ik; . Til i hiA 0 " r- B' Q . ' THATM0XUKEK5 '! .,! w ilMormUon day i9red, for imnwditedfliver4, Tlie Invisible Conflict From the moment of birth and before until the hour of death there is oin on within the body a constant conflict, unseen and usually unfclt, be tween forces tluit seek to de fend, and others that strive to destroy. Germs that enter from without are attacked nnd destroyed by the living guardians in the blood, the white blood cells or phagocytes. I'oisons generated within seek entrance into the blood and ;,re removed or de stroyed by ;iie functions of the intestines, liver and kidneys. F001I wasf ? lllowed o stagnate and rcmcir in the inlestines, nneVacua.e !, poisons the blood and destrov s- its power to de fend against outside or inside enemies. Such sell-poisoning causes over ul human body lo defend itself. Not only will the constipation grow worse w illi the continuance of such remedies but tho dose must be constantly increased with an e vcr-weakening cllcct. On the other hand Nujo! over comes constipation and brings about the habit -of easy, thor ough bowel evacuation at reg ular intervals, because Nujol is not a drug, docs not act like any drug. Nujol brings about a return to Nature's methods by supplying necessary lubri cation of Ihe bowel contents, by facilitating intestinal muscu lar action, by absorbing poison ous matter, and thus securing necessary cleansing of the in testinal canal and protection of the defensive properties of the blood iuclf. tff fyfriHif GrJ a bottle of Nuol from yovr ctruf. fitt I'.dar and-tend eoupoa lor- (r IllneSS. j J b'okiel -"Ikirlj httftf iJanfrr- finstinni'nn turns iho tide of 11 nrniuit' Nuiofw 10M 00W ( . ...... w r v, ,..rL . ,..1. L the in vis b'-i conllict agatiist the Ko'dy. i t favor of the in vaders, .'.r clues the taking of castor ( il, pills, salts, min eral wate s, etc., to force ihe bowels I :nove eiuhle the Ic4 bottle, bearinf tli Nujftt Trada Mark. IntitC un Nujol, YuajayiMrlra uti.titutet, .Nujol Laboratories STAJUJABr) Oil. CO. (NVW JBRSBX) Nlljol LfVllor.US, SkmdrdOIIO.(NewM-Bey), 50 Broad , , r.V "tvik. Plfe Mad tat Ire hook lei 4Thilyret ul .1 iiroia(aiio(ion la Mulli. Nm, ... 0 r, i O it-. La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Malrintr and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and . , ' mail icug weaving. All V.'iirlt Cnllrrt for nml Di'livrred CIIAS, EDWARDS, Trop. ONE KI.OCK i;AST OK FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132 THE LEADER AMONG FLOUR oe Stem (HIGH PATENT) . , ' . ' - ' 'Manufactured by . . . - La GrancSe Million Co. HI e 0 WKS2 GJ6RAam 4e3100D Handled bjoAll Dealers. i 1 XuMMiiitman CTrav-WA fjiicmBL.O':iiSSl w 0 v 5 li - B.K.TA.& G. CO., 1502 S Avenue. ' 0 o e " o ' e