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. Professional Dkettory
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COCHRAN ft EBBHHAED UeuP T.
Cochran and Colon K. Eberhard,
Attorney. Iji Grand National
Bank Bldig.
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law
Practice In all tat and federal
courts. . Office La Grande Nntiona'l
Bank Building.
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OOTilHIffMENTS
WANTED MIscenaaeou.
.WANTED
modern hi'.i-,,j.
-f-
nut Our rouii?J
w. j. iloorlt, Dar-S-lM-iit-p
laud npirini.'n.a
wanted a "5 u,
house, will .lease. Jos.
at Hooverlzed Grun-ry.
final, hej
1 Disss.
.WANTED Girl for Eenoral house,
work on ranch. Call Floyd McKen
non, Farmers 2.",!). 5 JMf .
WANTED Waitress at
Paris Cafe.
5-utf
WANTED Experience help at once.
Modern Laundry. 4-21-tf
WANTED Girl for General house
keeping. Phone Red 3811.
Adv. 3-2!)-tf
WANTED Girls to enter training at
the Walla Walla hospital. Apply
superintendent. 4-2S-tf
WANTED Party to take boarding
house to accommodate ten men. In
quire Main 3. 5-l(itf
WANTED
Main tit!.
To rent piano. Call
WANTED Five-room modern house,
close in, garage if possible. Ry May
15th. Phone Red 3591. 4--J9-t'f
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. L. II. Norton, 900 Adams ave
- nue. F'irst block west of postoffice.
. Eed 711. 4-10-tf
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
- Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model
machine. 90G Va3h. ave. - Phone
Ked 151. 4-11-tf
PIANO AND TIPE ORGAN-instruction
by Mabel Douglas. Studio in
new Foley building. Phono Main
754. '4-13-tf
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
nronertv In Union county. No de
lays. Current rates. La Grande I
(By Acsoclaed Press to Tlio Observer)
WASHINGTON. May 22 The
woraaus suilrage constiiutlonal
SSmai?t filled another -pjjn
- tv npn HRiinu r .
jb when Senal".'.i
I'OI! SALU Oft TRADE
KOR SALE 1937 Excelsior motor y
cycle as good as new. A bargain iff
taken at once. Call George Ruby I'
Cycie Shop or phone Rlack 201. 1
I .4-G-tT,
FOR SALE Two modern houses,
full basements, on Cedar street.
Buildings practically new.' Inquire!
nt Grande Ronde Meat Co. 4-23
CO
15T ICxOPJSJo
av- V i
Front T, r.cod
r- 1'..
VHY LOOK OLDER
THAN YOU ARE?' .
It is a-toni.-hing how many
wonfv n through la.'k of atten
tion ire wen rim; corsets that
give more mature appear-,,
'ance 'o the figur than i.
fhould have, and con-enaenl,-v
they cpne'ar to be f;ve or
ten ykAire ohikt than they are.
"oft "1? possible to readily im
o pri.ve that condition if you
wi'.Scome to ourccorset de-a
par;n,nt ar.cl get a trial fit-
tine of tin- MODART fn.nt
lae.l corf.jt'.
Pauline Leerlc
o
-Contliiued
FOR SALE Modern homo six rooms,
line location on pavement, terms
Phone Red 3222. 5-Ctf
FOR SALE Modern house nt 1914
Second street; furniture for sale.
Call nt premises. Mrs. Jack Kerr.
5-12tf
FOR SALE Majestic range, good as
new. Corner Adams and Second.
Mrs. J. D. Kerr. 6-18-tf
FOR SALE Steam boiler, 25-horse
I'Olt SAL1
power; second hand. Sec it thc"s'
Greenhouses. Cherry's Florists.
5-1 Stf
FOR SALE Two fifty-gallon Gaso
line tanks, one gasoline pump. Ore
gon Grocery Company. o-lfitf
FOR SALE Two practically new
Maxwells; terms to suit. Wallowa
Milling and drain Co., Foley
lluildlug. 5-lG-tf
F'OU SALE Kisselkar chassis; wiii
make great bug. Call Lot Snocl
grass at Sommer hotel. D-19-it
and
Astor plants now
Flnv-st,. G-i'.i-lt
ready.
Cherry
FOR SALE All or rr.rt of ill film
wool yearling ewes. HiS medium
wool 2 and 3 year old o-.vis: 200
February lambs, fine wool. All
very choice stock. '-'t e C. I). Rich
ardson or writi Fied Iiror, Kent
lug. 5-201 7t
FOR SALE Buick Four, at Gates'
Half-Sole Station, corner Adams &
Fir St. 5-20tf
FOR SALE Seven-room house and j
large grounds, near high school;
Ideal home for retired farmer. Will 1
sell cheap. C. D. Emahiser.
4-20-4t!
FOR SALE Three ranches and Hires j
residence properties, all modern and i
oflvl.. vc. r-n nee. nr'ta !
inns decided to call ft general strl";
unless a satisfactory agreement, )
1 take the place of the Macy agre(i
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pacific and the council, ha.
10 a. ,., July 21
it was announced liere oilnesuat
C. F
11, a Hi,
which
Grow, president, and F. H
secretary of the council
represents approximatel'5
250fe000 ship workers and men cnl
ployed in allied crafts on the l'ac j
fie coast, made the anilounceinen
The council recently closed a coil
cutiun here.
The agreement which tho coudc
will ask the employers to sign prj
.riJuiiM, XorUio basic 44-hour weell
i I. M. Dolaii, care of Elks' dull.
r-19-3t,p
FOlt ItENT
FOR RENT Furnished four-room
house, not modem. Corner Sixth
and I avenue; 18 per month. Phone '
Black 831.. .' 5-2,0-3t II
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for 'd
lii:ht housekeepirte. 1", 12 Adams
avenue. I'hone Pluck 3!'n'l. f
5-m-tr
FOR RENT Neatly furnished steam
neatcu rooms, one mocR 111111 i.
C.A. Call Black 2211, 1WI7 Sixth
Street. . ;-Lj,lt
FOR REM Nice cosy rooms lroni"
S12 up. lull) Adams, rhone Itcd-'"
UDtll.
1-lStf 1M
Ve
2002 4th ""
. 4-21-tf ct.
FOR RENT Two bedrooms,
Street, across from P. O. .
FOlt ftENT Modern
C.ill Jjarland Hotef.
npartini-nt
5-12-tf
IOST AND FOUND
LOST Belw 'en Walla Walla and
La Grande r 3-1x4 auto caseine
and rUiii return 10 J. J. Quinland.
liewaid. u-lC-nt.p
Li 1ST Card ca?e containing some
bills and papers, pniably.betwee,
j.press office and La Grande Phar
macy. Leave at La Grande Phar
macy -and get reward. 5-18-0"
IIST One auto tire ind rim. C?tl1
Farmer? reward. o-l'Mt.p
LOST OR ST"!.EN Satuidjiy night,
one Maxwell car wheel, with Re
public ti c.on ncel. Return Ufa
Observer. 0 5-19-iifcp
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S-fans a dispn'e i to whethi'r
ior no: the v-ann for shooting e5ik
Ore-j?-r.o wn-id .open Au"ustl.
ti 1 ''.0l Shoemni,,-r, gme
'.ird'(ii, anouncei0hat in the b-al
iijive sear.o nf l:il1, a permai()'it
F,nn was derMer) uponnd i,
ill t- i:nlair:,il ae-'any time 10 Kill
PATIENT HAS
E
Prninlncitit Physician Continues To
I'se. Taulue in I'l-ncllce Willi -Surprising
HeMtlls
One of 'the strongest and most'
convincing evidences, ot the remark
aide results beiui; .accomplished by
Tanlac tlironijhohf the country is
Hie larne number of letters that are
now being received daily fiom
scores of well-known men and wom
en who have been benefited by its
Among tho lnro 11 umber that
have been received recently none
are more interesting than tho fol
lowing letler from Dr. J. T. 1-M-wards,
of Fayetleville, (5a. Dr. Ed
wards, it will bo remembered, re
cently gave Taniac his llmiualified
imlorsment in a public statement,
and the testimonial published below
was recently given Jiim by one of
his patients. His ietler follows just
as it was written:
Fayotteville, On.
Mr. C. F. Willis. Atlantic, C.a.,
Dear Sir: 1 am euclosinK ynu
heiwilh statement J have just re
c.dved from Mr. T. M. McCough.
lie has sold out here, and is mov
ing to Turin, Ga. lie was here this
morning, and came in to tell me
what Tanlae had done for bim. lie
says too much cannot bo said about
Tanlac. It certainly lias cured bim.
Respectfully.
J. T. EDWARDS, M. D.
Mr. Mcflough's statement fol
lows: "I suffered from indigestion nnd
ID
BIG GI
Farmers Union Picnic
May 24th.
. T)AY,' AT
Imbler, Oregon
A. V. SWTFT, Vifc-Trpsi'dfiit Xntional Union,
J. ). IiKOWX, Trcsidfiit Oregon Farmers' Union,
AV. AV. 1IAUAII, ol'Tri-Stiite Hoard,
AVALTI llf M. PIKIkCE, (.f Union County,
Speakers.
All Farmers' Union Members are
requested to be present
hi''""
WASHINGTON, May 22 Cha
1na.11 Has of the .R- i.ubliean nati a
r.l commute.' announced Wedn4
day no contribution of itioro tl
.MU'iu would lie reencu irom ' -
HM UIU I IllilUI I II -i, 111 IIIU JV
b'J
iIk.aI1 campaign ifn
J 1 of country.wW))
. 5l,,sei-ptions.
launched, a pi
trull illUivkl'.
' Th" new plan malks the passf
of Kr(.ia 'campaign rontributb
from corimi aliomi and
Imllviduif
long the subject ftf utlaek by
Republican party's political
cuiii-ji..
The ch;;innan will outline
Association
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
June 11, 12 and 13, '19
Them will lie an minsiially fine stuck exhibit, in
many departments superior 'to any ever shown hy.
this association..
. A track and arena program, including "relay, cli.-ir-
iol, IJoriran, cf.w-lioy ,'irnl other races, and wild west."
".stunts of many kinds, will he presented v:ch day,'
willi r tiivsoinc wails.
MiLsic. will he furiii;shed l,y the O.-V,'. fl. & N..:TnI
"Kl.trin ljands. " . .
One of the largest e;lniivaIo eonip.mim t?i.
eimst. with,, a :ipo( . :nssort mentof atlr:'ieti.rt-t vi'i
provide amusement n Tiigli 0 c, o
from acv, idoferritorv trilmfaTy f j
L riKiTv,nnd from joints uf -itTo are certain. "
o o This is he en wlieYi Tl shonhtsoe tRff Ugftwe
ll,roaf1s1oa.ffornioTSfofliw-'l'itr, ' c
For f'lfiea'fion tfok'1 fnXf fhtail te
HQN'T f AIL T ATTEND YW.RK EX-
& 0
BTf"Trr
rnu hi 1 ot eat anything but what
would nurt me. Constipation gave
me n great deal of trouble itlso. My
symptoms were in-rigestion, heart
burn, and gjis on the stomach after
eating. My nppeiiio was Irregular,
,and my food fallsj to nourish me.
Tills trouble caused me to get veiy
poor In tact 1 got to thin and weak
1 was hardly able to go about.
"1 buught three buttles on Dr.
Edwards recommendation, and 1 am
now tooling all right again, and am
able tu attend to business. 1
Sained soveiiteen pounds In weight
and am doing fine. Tanluu did the
wurk.
"1 now reconuuead Tanlac to ev
eryone who is ales like 1 was, and
wishes to take something that will
help thoui."
Tanlac Is sold in La Grande at
Silveilhoru and ' Richardson Druf
stores; in Union by L. A. Wright;
and iu Elgin by Scott 10. Harris
and in Teluciset by Telocaset Gro
eery Co." Adv.
DEMAND I'OI! IIAXDAXAH
LONDON, (Correspondence of
the Associated lless) Girls are
not buying small liniidkei chiefs any
more. During the war they have
been used to men's handkerchiefs
a-hout eighteen Inches Biiuuro, while
111 unifpi'in. and tho general (leniand
esyeially in the country is for the
bandana in -all eolora and designs.
Butter Wrnppers printed at the
Observer office.
ARCADE
VAUDEVILLE
Tonight
si ions of iinnorlnnce to
' . , '
I HM'II.SftCU.
r - f - lr"l C I' I I ' JT l I Jl I Jl 1.1 ., .
Annual Exhibit
ON
DOUGHBOYS FREE
WITH C6MMENTS
Americans Seen K ei y belt) Annuel
rai-is nnd lt.s l-.uvlous
PARIS.
(Corresoondence of tin
Associated
be glories
Pressl-Standlng amlrtj',,, lluv this. ,, is ll)V(;!)t.
Franco, in the park at Vorsallli
an American doughboy burst Into
this apustruphe:
"Say, pal, where do you get eats
around these digglu's?"
American fighting men in leave
parties led by tialued guides from
ile Talis houdqiuu'lers of tho Youiu;
Men's, Christian Assochitnin War
Work Council may- be seen every
where in I'aria and its environs, en
joying tho monuments of the old
regime and or the empire In a truly
American fashion, which does not
prevent the association of the groat,
palace of Louis XIV and "chow."
"Looks like a decayed church."
was the deliberate estlmatu of
anothor boy in khaki as lie stood
before the Hotel d-.'S Invalides. Then
he went. Inside ami became enthus
iastic over tho maii-lo railing about,
the tomb of Napalou because It
was so "white" and hadn't a Haw.
One of I hem emerged from the
Invalides ami grow almost poetic
about the yellow light coming
through the slnlued glass windows
above Napoleon's casket. Then ho
caught himself, and almost blushed.
lu the next breath he called Ibo
Court des lnvalld"a ' the "souvenir
parlor ot armies of Fiance."
When ho snw Guyneiner'a nlr
ulano and learned what It was, )u
maintained n rovoremlal silence of
more than a minu'o before he began
to determine Its "make."
Perhaps (ho reactions from Ver
sailles are the most Illuminating.
Halting nt the Fountain ot Nep
tune, a doughboy cast his eyo np
praisly down tho vista of llm park.
"Gen," he said, "there must ho
two miles of fountains."
Best of all, apparently, the sold
iers like to go nnd sit on the banks
of the Seine watching the river
traffic. . .
The one-fourth size Statue of Lib
erty presented .) Paris by the
American colonies watches over
tin 1:1 here. lint, even It is the sub
jecl of Irank criticism.
"Hub." said 0110 of the critics.
"It .don't 'look as pond us tho old
jrlrl wll when wo steam Into Ne.w
L?oru harbor," 1 .
got
7W
When Opportunity
l
Beckons
IWhcn Advertising
Threatens
iilWhen Credit $
i-itlio l)nsiness, nian
C) j most keciilv aiiiiri'-Cj.Y.-
eia-tes (lie value aijd CJ
iiiMHirt.Miwp' in liim
1 1 ''i I 1 m n 1 i 1 1 tr ciii-
"!vl
7K
The excr llent eoni
inei'ciat haiikiilic fa
cilities of this insti
tution, jts superior
;?:
Ci ;v
"if
equiiiiiicnt and nn-
S,J; to - the - m i n n t
t Ji, '
(hods eoinliine In
tat ford a service dis
(ZJi, :...:
i iiici iv e iuiM i ns L-
jjiassed.
ilit IIS
privili-te
lifiye tlin
and pleas
ure nf a eulifcivie
.ivitli Will,
':, c- I
1 KM
VM Stales gl;
Bank-
o o1-
i a
sandjuia;k INVESTMENT.
A ffno tract of land on a main road
close to a warcbousi'. all summer-fal
lowed this year; on nor has too much
land. 1 his t a splendid 'investment.
We have n renter, a good farmer who'
will give halt the crop us rent each
vear. mim wit), mi,,,.,,,
Land & Savings 'Co., I.a.Grande, Ore.
5-18-3t
Experienced carpenters wanted at
once. Apply, resldeiiie ptiono Main
(i.r)4 oiTIco 2091. II. E. Roa
kamp. 4-30-tf.
Now, about pictures: When you
spend time and money for films nnd
taking pictures, you should ti;y to get
your films perfectly developed and
printed, nnd is something is especially
good about some particular picture
you should want it enlarged. By hav
ing your work in tins line done nt SlV
verthorn's, you will always get the
best of remits nnd tho work done
quickly. fi-18-tf
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
LA GRANOC.ORCGON.
! Fraternal Directory.
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B. P. (). E. ELKS, La Grundo Lodge
No. 4:la. Lodge meets each Thurs
day evening nt 8 o'clock. Home
ami club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to nil Brother Elks.
COLON R. EBERHARD,
Exalted Ruler.
A. B. CHERRY, Secretary.
V'OODMEN OF TH12 WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 1(19 meetp eyery
first and third Monday at Eagleu
Hall, All visltliiB nolghbora wel
come. Dues pnynMf. at the office
of the chirk. New Foley Bldg., 9
t ni., to 6 p. in.
i. J. MURCITI30N, C. 0
H. J. KITCHEN, Clark
JODKRN WOODMKN OF AMERICA
La Grande Cnmp No. 7703 nieetl
on the firm nnd third Thursday
ovonlnga ot each month in the K.
of P. Hall, Visiting neighbor!
welcome,
' J. I. CIIIARST, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
REBEKAUS Crystal T.urJKO No. 60
meets eyery Tuesdny evening In the
I. O. O. F, null. AH visiting mem
bora are. Invited- to attend.
' LETT1E McGOLDRICK, N. G.
LUCIA HALEY', Rcc. Sec.
K. of L. of Bocurlty Mt. Emily
Couuoll, No. 246, meets tho second
and fourth Munday evening at 8
o'clock s,t liable bail. Visiting
oieinbera are welcome.
AfJK HARRIS. Fin'l. Bee. .
J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres.
ROYAL NEIGlirjulls Irla Cam
meets overy secopd Friday after
noon and every fourth, Friday even
ing, overy month In K. P. hall. All
vlHlllut; members cordially welcom
LOUISE LANDliU.M, Orado
MARY E. WEST, Recorder.
F. O. EAGLES; AERIE NO. 2.19.
Meet every Friday iukIi nt Eagles
Hall. Vinitini; members welcome,
'.. LILLY, W. P.
A. J. 'LA KM, Sec.
0. E. B. Hope Chapsor No. IS, O. H.
H. holds stated communications the
second and fourth Vednesdby of
each n.onth. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
. FLORENCE PACON, W. M
.MARY A. WARN1CK, Hoc.
L. O. O. M.-i-La Oranne Lodge No.
850, Loyal Order of Mooho holds
regular meetinga every Weilnerday
nlcht at 8 p. in. In KukIo nail neit
to ICJks' DliiK. on WanhinKton Ave.
Vlnlt'trs always welcome. Dues lay
able at YourieS Kwnets.
W. C. HANSEN, Die.
IIARRT BWART, Km.
. F. it A. M. La Orarnle I-ok Urn.
41, A. F. ft A. af. hold regular
rneetliiKS first and third. Saturdaf
at 7: XV p. in." Curdlai welcome U
sil afunns.
C. M. HIJMPHItl'YR, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sen.
hMMlT'4 OF PTimaff H1 Croat
T.O'ti'o Tin. J7 meets ter Uodas
nlrt.t 'sp iialll K. of If. lijt
A lMt wclouttie to M YiaitiB
Ku'g.ta
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T.fri.Tf r. ;t::i;v. v. i A n.
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CRAWFORD EAKIN T. H. Craw
furd and Robert 8. BaKln, Attor
neys a law. Practice In all th
eourts of the state and the United.
States. Office, Weat-Jacobson
Bldg., room S-10-17, La Grande,
uregoa.
AitcniTKirrn
C, B. MILLER Architect, Room 18,
La Grande National Bank Bldg.,
La Grande, Oregon.
MILTON S. IILOCII, Architect, of
fice 11109 Adams avenue. 1 l'lnns
nnd estimates will be cheerfully
furnished.
0. E. MILLER -Arcnttoct, room 27,
Now Foloy Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
.MECIIANO-THKItAI'Y
OR, A. N. MAYVILLE Mechuno
Thcrapy Physician. Chronic diseases
my speciulfy. Physical and mental
science, dietetics, hydrotherapy nnd
French massage. Phone llltck 2illL
Rooms 1, 2, 11, Coolide building, op
posite Star theatre.
OSTKOPATHIO,
)R. MARGARET INGLE, Ostcopathi
PhyBicinn Specialising in disease
of women and children. Hours 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to (J p. m., nnd by ap
pointment. Phones Office Red 17111
residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley
building.
VKTKniNAKX
DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Vetor
Inulan, Hospital, 14U9 Madison
Ais. Btate Stallion Inspector and
Inspector of Btock for shipment.
Homo Independent Phone, Black
41; Farmer Co-operative Phone,
Main US.
lilH'CATlONAL
REMEMBER (100D1NO COLLEC.R,
Cooding, Idaho. Pratlcal busi
ness courses, rovlew subjects, .
regular college work and sum
mer school. 12-19-tf
Observer advertising will oring re
sult. 1 m&:kVt-!PJ
ZS&QA&iVU," is superior to
any other front laeo corset,
for without .tho li-n&fir
features no ivorset can pos
sibly be jiist as good. It;
contaitis the master touch of
scientific construction.
You do not sacrifice com
fort for style ami you do not
sacrifice style for comfort
when you wear
A' complete line always on
hand, priced at $-.50 up.
Mn. Robt. Pattison
Corsetiere
riione Red 322 1 He?. 1702
Oak Street.
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