La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 20, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textuhuii OHijyrKmrHmiV WANTED Girl f0P genc,9u, house work on ranch. tu Floyd JkKcn noi, Funm-rn 259. 5 I t' O " WANTSD-Waitre; ss at Paris' Cafe. 5-5lf o ANTED Experience help at once Jlodern Laundry. 4-21rff o m WANTED Girl fJr general ouse keeping. Phone Red 3811. . . Adv. 3-29-tf WANTED Girls to enter training at the Walla Walla hospital. Appl .superintendent. -28-tf WANTED Party to take boarding house to accommodate tea men. In quire Jlain 3. 5-10tf WANTED To Main 9. piano. Cail 6-12-tf. WANTED Five-room modern house, close in, garage if possible. By May 15th. Phone Ked 3591. 4-29-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by . Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams ave nue. First block west of postoffice. Eed 711. 4-10-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. 90U Wash. ave. Phone Ked 151. 4-11-tf PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc tion by Mabel Douglas. Studio in new Foley building. Phone Main 754. 4-13-tf MONEY TO LOAN On Improved .property in Union county. No de lays. Cunent rates. La Grande Investment Co. FOR SERVICE Full blood Jersey bull kept for service at E. Damon's place, east end of X avenue. Phone ' Black 3371. 5-17-0t,p FOR SALE! Olt TRADE FOR SALE Modern home six rooms, fine location on pavement, terms Phone Red 3222. 5-0tf FOR SALE Two modern houses, full basements, on Cedar street. Buildings' practically new. Inquire at Grande Ronde Meat Co. 4-23-tl 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. 4-6-tf FOR SALE Modern house nt 1914 Second street; furniture for sale. Call at premises. -Mrs. Jack Kerr. 5-12tf FOR SALE HAMILTON piano, 200S First St., cash 'or terms to responsible parties. 5-14-Ctp FOR SALE Majestic range, good as new. Corner Adams and Second. Mrs. J. D. Kerr. 6-18-tf FOR SALE Steam boiler, 25-horse nower: second hand. See it the Greenhouses. 'Cherry's Florists. 5-18tf FOR SALE Two fifty-gallon Gaso line tanks, one gasoline pgmp. Ore gon Grocery Company. 5-15tf FOR SALE One of the best built bungalows in town; garage; beauti ful lawn and trees. Call at fiftt M Ave. or phone Black 3:5112. u-JS2t FOR SALE Two practically new Maxwells; terms to suit. Wallowa Willing and Grain Co., Foley Building. 5-iG-tf FOR SALE Kisselkar chassis; wiii make great bug. Call Lot Snod grass at Sommer hotel. 5-lf)-4t The Eleventh Annual Exhibit UNION LIVE STOCK SHOW Association . . Wednesday, Thursday and Friday June 11, 12 and 13, '19 There will he an unusually fine stock exhibit, in many departments superior to any ever shown hy .this association. A track and arena program, including relay, char iot, Roman, cow-boy and. other races, and wild west stunts of many kinds, wij be presented each day, with no tiresome waits. : Music will be furnished by the OAX. R. & N. and Llgfin bands. One of the largest carnival' companies on the coast, with a varied assortment 'of attractions, will provide amusfinent at night. . Stock exhibits from a wide territory, tributary to Vnin and from points outside are certain. "This is th yonr whffnall should see'th big show. 'All roads lead to "OiioTi it Stock "Show time. . . Vat ClassifkatioV f ok'snd further information a.ldres. STOCK SIIOW-SEfKETARY, Union; Ore. JSOHT.FAir. TO ATTEND YOU ARe'eX "PECTED. . VOll SALE ConiiuUed lft)R SALE Aree ranches and threa residence properties, all modern and nearly new. Call MainoTSO or write Box 909, La Grande. Or. 2-27tf FOR SALE five room niodeni houc on paOd stOct. Bargain. Call Lot Snodgrnss at Sommer hotel. FOR SAIsl'.-Two range stoves; two full-blood Duroc hogs; one windmill whil, new, Farmefti 4(i. i . 5-V-Ct FOR SALE Cabbage plants, 2008 ScPond St. 5-19-:it,p FOR SALE Hay, $20 ton, in stack J. h. Reynold. Farmers 03 or Ulack 732 5-lfl,2t,p FOR SALE 1918 Hurley Davidson motorcycle; can be seen nt llarlev Shop, call from 8 to 9 o'clock a. mi I. M. Dolan, care of Elks' club. 5-19-3t,p FOH RENT "OR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeejiini:. 1512 Adams avenue, Phone Plack 3901. 5-19-tf FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms, 1905 Adams, call Black 36H1. 5-18-3t,p FOR RENT Neatly furnished stenin heated rooms, one block from Y. M. C. A. Call Black 2211, 1007 Sixth I Street. 5-15,0t FOR RENT Nice cosy rooms from $12 up. 1510 Adams. Phone Red 3901. l-18tf FOR RENT Two bedrooms, 2002 4th street, across from P. O. .. 4-21-tf FOR RENT Thrte room bungalow furnished. 1221 W avenue; phone Red 3441. 6-12-tf. FOR RENT Modern Call Dnrland Hotel. apartment. 5-12-tf. LOST AND FOUND LOST Between Walla Walla and La Grande a 31x4 auto caseing and rim, return to J. J. Qulnlund. Reward. 5-lC-0t.p LOST Card case containing some bills and papers, probably hetweer express office and La Grande Phnr macy. iLeave at La Grande Phar macy and get reward. 6-18-bf LOST One auto tire and rim. Call Farmers 193; reward. 5-18-4t,p PIAXO Tl XIXtJ Mr. Daley, expert piano " tuner, will be In town for i couple of days, Leave orders with Mrs. It. J. Kitch en. Phono Red Ofil. 6-lC-3tp Cut out thin advertisement, enclose It with G cents to Foley & Co.. 2S35 nhoffkM'Avft., ChldtKO, lit., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial pack ago containing: O) Foley's Tloney and Tar Corn round, tho standard family remedy Tor coutrhs. cold.-;, croup, whooping couRh, tli'huieHS and sorene.sa in chest, grippe and bronchial coughs. (2) Foley Kidney Pills, for ever worked nnd' disordered kidneys, blad der ailments, pain In sides and bnclc due to kidney trouble, sore muscles, tilt joints, backache and rheumutism. (3) Foley Cathartic Tablets, a Tvholcsomo nnd thorounhly cleansing cathartic. Ynu can try theso tUreQ family remedies for only be. C. D. PUTMAN OF NEW BUSINESS ., o o ' A MKPKiXK THAT HAS i()XK.IV r o KOlll YKA1SS 'JXM'HK TOP-OP TtTl'. PltOl'RlllTAr.Y .1ST' f..v HAnK;ai VAUGHN. ATLANTIC. GaT. .Mai- ( Spec ial Coineiiouclemi-l Tfcis is a mi,-v ilf Cim...- . !... 1.1..., body likes Jo read. Surp.issiuV in terest always intend-) tli telitng uf how a great business has been built.. This city presents a very sir 'king (instance of renmiliable buslnuse success, which Jias bixn achieved' In a very short t-raew ? time. The aniinuncvuieiit has just bxn made here that Timlac, the jvell know'n medii-ine, winch readers or this paper have sicn nientioned in the advertising columns, is tuday the most la.-jrcly zo'.d medicine of Its kind on the A-iiivicau market; that In little more than four years time it has attained a definite posi lon of pre-einiiieiii-j anions propilo tary medicinps. Without doubt this statement will bo read- with the keenest Interest, .lot only by drug gists but by the ioi;eral public a? well. Briefly summarized, the out standing Incidents in this story or success are: The discovery o-r Tan lac; the perfection o; Its formula by painstaking study, extensive re search and exhauMlvo tests; tho exhaustive tests; then fullowvd by us manufacture in i (.mall way; tho lustaut demand for the product zm !a,,ed by successful n,e. and finally ui..i.u.:ni oi uie targe, (.no magnificent laboratories at Dayton Ohio, occupying nio.-o than KO.O.iO square feet of floor space, to sup ply tho ever-increasing -demantl foi Tnnlac. The doily capacity of 3 J. 000 bottles at this riant has at times. In fact, been found insuffie ent to supply tho trade require ments. A branch laboratory with S.000 bottles diily capacity has been established at Windsor, Can ada. In order to sup-ily the Canadian demand. The marvelous expansion of this business will easily stand compari son with any of tho remarkable business achievements of rc-cea: times. As one of Ui? largest drug Jobhers of the United States said , recently, it requires roine effort of the imagination to realize the amount of business that is now be ing dbno by this concern, adding bis belief that the nation-wide pop ularity of Tanlac gained 'in such a short .time is nothing less than pt fc- nomenal. This latter statement was ma lo following the aunouiu-e n-sht in the daily papers that over tvvlvu mil lion bottles of Tanlac has beon mid In four years, up to Jan. 1st, .10 1!), and that during the first ten (voMks of the present year over one mlllio, bottles had been district-led thereby esHlbHshing.a rncurd ;whlch has perhaps ncv.ii before- been oqunlled in the history of thq dim' trade. The statement that Tanlac Is now tho most popular prjnaration nnd the biggest seller among all ready made medicines is de;l.iro.1 lo bo neither a surmise nor an estimate, but is based upon cat-if'il investiga tion and Is supported by the signed statements of scores tf the largest drug Jobbers nf the U.nte.l Statcf. , and Canada: This now famous rem- j edy has toconio jujt r.s well known IffevAKT Corsets lif WHY LOOK OLDER THAN YOU ARE? . It ,is astoni.-:liin(5 how many women through lack of atten tion are wearing corsets that give a move mature 'appear-. ance to the figure than it should havo, and Consequent ly hfy appear to Uc- five or tn years older than they are. It is possible to reaiily im prove that eondition if you will come to our corset de partment and (jft a trial fit ting of U MOUA'hT hint laeed cor.t. Pgaline tederle i ui mroilx.'iout the "Uniwi' Slates. ' The broad and progressive polPj cles and the splendid selling orgun- zntlon originated and perfected hi Mr. U. F. Willis, Inttrnatiiinal rim- ibutor of Huil.-- a.ve among the ... best Siuples of nictlaid wil fs- tem via produced i.i business and I hey have been closely followed b J many other enterpi (sing and m j ssful concerns. , The Tanlac nconln haOi nlwava maintained elmtthP best advertise- nient is a sntisf led cutfomei .'.and ' to that end have "ilwuys sought to inake'cuslieaers Vit mere eitjes ud tS build up tli 41 character ol public confidence which lyenns busi ness integrity an-V spells lasting success. et like al! concerns dolnt nation-wlds business, they havo also recognlted the vnlua and neces sity of a general presentation ol meir preparation oy ine use o clean, reliable newspaper advertls lug. . But Tatflac advertising "copy" Is essontihlly different from mostlSr others. It consists almost wholly of'TP" the direct, signed statements o-'.iS-those who have used the medlcluo if?,) These people are distinctly. Idontl Med by name and address.. They'(f$y tell very plainly what was the mat-1 ""Sir ter with them and what Tanlac haa'tJjQ done for them. Tinluc advert Islngi'jaf!' has boen happily fire from the vSJ "cure-all" exaggeration. Instead of )JK advancing extravagant claims as tolSJy what their preparation "will do," its 1 JJfSC inanufiu'ttirors and distributors pro-ijU fer to let those who have used Tan-Jr5- lac tell In their own way what it lias done. Their sensible business philosophy was briefly but foreerully stntod by one of the Tanlnc exeutlves recently when he snid: "WU11 all due regard to the value of newspaper space publicity alone would not create nor; maintain the lasting strength and popularity of this ((reparation. Tan lnc undoubtedly has merit and ex traordinary power as a medicine which have confirmed Its value In the minus of the oooplo. No mat ter where you go Tanlac is a house hold word and is one of the most widely talked of medicines In tho world today." SANDRIDGB INVESTMENT. A fine tract of land on a main rnnd close to a warehouse, all summer-fnl- lowed this yenr; owner has too much land. This is a splendid investment. We have a renter, a good farmer who will give half the crop as rent each year. Some man with money ought to buy this; there is no safer invest ment than Sandridge land. Security Land & Savings Co., La Grande, Ore. 5-18-.1t Vuudeville four acts, Arcade, Wed nesday. 6-10-2t ST. I'ETHIl'S fJfir.U MEMTI.NO St. Peter's Guild of the Bnlsconnl church will hold a regular mcotltiL- Wednesday at Honnn Hall to com- plete the Inst of the Red Cross work. Roosevelt Highway v.(.;;,iti Jlnsijlfih; hihliilizatitm of guns and ' for national protection. - " i - --r . It Means -Commercial and agricultural devel opment of seven Oregon coast coun ties Clatsop, . Tillamook, J.incolii. Lane, Douglas, Coos, Cuny. It Means The opening of a' year-round paved road from Dritish Columbia to tho Mexican border. It Means The opening lo' sportsmen of the county's fishing and .hunting para dise. It Means The employment of thousands of ' skilled mechanics and laboring men in its construction. It Means That Uncle Sain will niatcb -e cry state dollar for construction and will maintain the highway forever. . You owe it to your country yon owe it to your state, to go to the polls at the special . .-" state ejection June .'J and vote 310 X Yes. For the Roosevelt Highway I OngdtiS Road raiAA.iv,)".. . s rta Wednesday." C-19.2t - rHE NORTH SIDE CASH REPAIR SHOP Give me try at your auto. AH my work guaranteed. G. W. Buchanan, rnr.,.f lot- .a M.rii.n.. si,iu . e. j-ii-tf -,-- jUtiiiV Vlrvn AtK-ertisiog Thriatn 7Z When Credit Counts P tho lnisiiu'ss niiin most kociily.ainiro ciiitoK tlio value ami C $) importance to him jjj of a tlioroulily re lialilo banking con- neeti.m. ' id The excellent com- niei't'ial banking .la- psr eilities of this insti- tnfimi ifa t-iiiwiiii V.pL etiuiiiinent nnd 1111- to - the - m i .. .. t r 2&! methods eonihine to afford a service dis tinctive and unsur passed. Let ns have the privilege and pleas ure of a e(in'ferenc( with von. P United States National Bank La Grande, Ore. 1 To ftbsperity . . ' ; - it)afS' and' 'Evelyn," musical ai-tlnti Arcade, Wednrsduy. Corns, Galluses ' - Quit Quick! wo Drfif a of "GeU lf1 Will Do Itf Kver hand-carv your toa with a kiiifj trying, to yet rid ofa cum? use 8 l anh off Din uf corn too clua to the quick T HJeU-lt" Vxitm Yur Feet in CIotot , It KntU Uorii yiili kiy. Kver pack up your toe with Voti traptlonti" nnj plittnr as though you worti ptifklnc u ultiss viiko fur tmrouJ po.sl? Kmt usu Kroasy olnimonti tlmt rub off. on your stocklngY Kver wo sttrky tupe that Kt8 Jerked off when you pull our mockliiK ofTT Kind o' fottllrih, When 2 or 3 (Iropn of t;utB-U" on tiny coin or on Hun ttlvos tt a. tin I ok. ti.ilnl(,rs, pciii'ful, d'Uti (rurc funeral! Why putter mnl aufferf "lii'tK-It" stops corn palim. It letH ynu work, snilln nntl ilunco, ftven with ooniB. U'h tl coimnon-Ht'iise way, tho only ttlmplc, eny way prcis coniR off like a buimnrt pecL I' Bed by iiiitHons. Tt never -fnlln. "t't-lt." the Kuurantt-'cd, money bnek forn -rem over, the only sur xvn v, eoAts but n trifle Ht nny (trujr kton, W'Cd by K. LnCrtiuc A Uo Ohluuffu, 1U. Sold hi l-a (Inmln nnd rocom- mundod as tho worlds best com remedy by v, i. rmiunii l.KYKY-VOCiKlj IHIKJ CO, lted Ci-osn OriiK Fraternal Directory. ,..J B. P. O. E. ELKS, La Gram) Lodge No, 4.'W. Lodge meals each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to nil Hrother hlks. COLON K. EBERHARD, Exnlted Ruler. A. B. CUERKY, Secretary, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp Ho. 169 meets ever J flrBt and third Monday at Eaglos Ball. All visiting nolghbors wal- como. Dues pnyablv at the ott'c of the clork. New Foley Bldg., S t m to 6 p. in. f. J. &IDRCHIBON, 0. a H. J. KITCHEN, dark JODK1HN WOODMEN OF AMKIUCA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first and third Thursday evenluKS of each month In the K. of P. Hall, Visiting neighbors wolcome, J. I. GHARST, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. REBEKAHS Crystal Tonge No. Bg meets every Tuesday evening In th I. o, o. F. Hall. All visiting mem. bers are Invited to attend. LETTIE McGOLDRICK, N. Q. LUCIA HALEY, Kec. Sec. K. of L, or Bocurlty Mt. Emily Council, No. 240, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle ' .hall. Visiting membors are welcome, ABE HARRIS, Fin'I. Beo. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. aOYAL NEIGHDURB Iris Camp meets ovory second Friday after noon and every fourth Friday even ing, every month In K. P. hall. All visiting members cordially welconx LOUISE LANIMtUM, Oracle. ill A HY E. WEST, Recorder. K. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 269. Meet every I'riday night, at Eagles Hall. '. Visiting members welcome, Z. LILLY, W. P. A. J. LA KM, Sec. 0. B. 8. Hope Chapter No. 18, O. H, 8. hoidB stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday ol each month. Vlsltlag members cor dially welcomed. FLORENCE BACON, W. M MARY A. WARN1CK, Beo. L. O. O. M. La Oranas Ledge No. 860, Loyal Order or Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Eagle nail neit to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Visitors always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. . W. C. nANSEN, Pic. HARRY BWART, Bee. A. F. ft A. M. La Orande Lodge No. . 41, A. F. A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. ro. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. . KNIOHT8 OF PT 1 1TTA8 -Red' Crosi Lodpe No. 27 meets, every Monda) nl?ht.!d Custle Hall(K. of P. hall) A 1'ythlrin' welcome to ail visions Knights. . . JESSE ROBERTSON. C. C. DELILE GREEN, K. R. A S. I0PEN -DAY J. C, HENRY Residence Undertaking Parlor FUNERAL DIRHCT0IJ AND LICENSED " EMfiALMEB , wionexaii M-ain Z Professional Directory ATTORNEYS COCHRAN ft EBEHHABD G.. T. uoenran and Colon S. Bborhard. Attorneys. La -Grande Nation Bank Building. 0 R. J. GREEN, Attorney Ut Law- Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Geande National Bank Building. CRAWFORD ft EAKIN-e-7. H. Craw- : ford and Robert a. Eaxm, Attor neys' law. Practice lo all the courts ot'the state and the United . States. oftlee, West-Jacobson Bldg., rooms (-10-17, La Orande, Oregoo, . AKCBTFEtTTlj C, D, MILLER Architect. Room 18. I-a Grande National Hank liiiltr., La Grande, Oregon. MILTON S. BLOCK, Architect, of fice. 13(19 Adums avenue, 'l'luns and estimates will bo ulioerfully furnished. 0. B. MILLER- Architect, room 87, New loley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. nlKCIIAlSO-THKHAPY DR. A. N. MAYViLLE-Mcchano-Therapy Physician. Chronic diseases my spocialty. Physical and mental science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and French massage. Phone Blick 2:111. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. OSTKOPATHIO, )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopnth! Physician Specializing in disease , of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap pointment Phones Office Red 1781 residence, Black 1231. S7 New Foley building. VBTEIUnaHT OR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Voter Inxrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madlrion Ave. State Btalllon Inspector and InsDector of stock for shipment. Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main 111. ' KDUt'ATIONAL REMEMBER OOODlNO COLLEGE. Gooding, Iduho. Prntloal biiHl ness courses, review subjects, Tegular college work and sum mer school. 12-19-tt Observer advertising will Drlng re sults. iS.mltC." is superior to ' any other, front laco corset, for without' the VimZi&r features no corset can pos sibly be just as good. It contains 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 ' -: DO ! A' complete lino always on hand, priced at $2.50. up. Mrs. Robt. Pattisoh Corsetiere Phone Red 3221. Res. 17.02 Oak Street. CHICHESTER SPILLS sr.--. TDK DIAMiiMli Iiiiim. . I'lIU lit Hr H4 4iU n.. i . t-m. wsiol iOt n..m hi Tftfc. 9thr. Hut r.n. S'f't- Aiki. ui-ririh-TFlli IAllD IIUVMI I'U.iV, PMttknoawiMlV.i.Mri.t Al-.i,.u.i .1 . soifl Br iwteriisis tvr kwhlke AND NIGHT IHSEvS 9 T Day anf Night 'Mi e iisX- no o so 0 S3 a o o 9 Of a. 0 (SI (7)