La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 26, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjnToxday. T?AY 2 flno - --o o CT nRXNDE; EVENING OBSERVER TTTKAJR -w e e o 00 . ( 1 . . - -. eaCross0 Drug Store J Tb I'swtfrlpUon Btor& . 5 VMIfliMil'1la8LjlirfiirtWhiM"i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lockwoo and son, Don, of Enterprise, wire visitors, in La Grande .iver Sunday Dr. H. S. and Mis. Brownton left Sunday evening - ior Portland, to visit with friends there during a weeK's holiday. -"" Mrs. Charles H. Cajtner of Hood River, who had be-?n a La Grande visitor over the woek-end, left this morning for Pendleton., Misg. Dorothy D-inban teacher of EuKlish history in the La Grande high si-)ol, has returned 60 hei home lu Astoria. MIbs Mrytle ChnndleR ono o the) teaojiersBi 6 hi La Grande school ha etumejl to her lrumeln Elgin for the ?uuiny-r-vacation. . . 1 0 -v Keep, in lnd the . ball club's daice in Rex hall Thursdiy even ing. r.vuiyuouy welcome anu wanted. Mood Eckloy tfrrlred home Sun- duy looming direct from Camp Lew is fhere ke. recelvel his discharge af tijjr sorvice of over a year In France. . Miss Mossie Met'.le, of the teach ing staff of Ccntr.il school, left this morning for her home at Ukiah, Ore., where she will remain during the holidays. Mii Helen Currey has gone 0 Eugctie to visit with friends and to be present at the commencement t'xerciss at the University of Ore gon to be held if June. , Miss Genevieve M-:I a'cn, leath er of on? of Ihe second grad- rooms in the C'litral school, left, this morning, fr her home at Wallowa whers she will spend part of tho summer holidays. , Mr. Earl Portor, of Kansas City, has accepted a position with the J. C. Penny Company. Mr.. Porter comes ' to La Grande with high comendations ; as being an expert salesman. ' Miss Mary Kirkn'ood left this morning for her home in Portland. Miss Kirkwood had been a popular member ; of the Central school teaching stafj for the past two years, but sh2 has resigned to take a position in the schools ' of her home town. Mrs. J. M. Bledsoe, of Wallowa, who visited at the home of Mrs. A." S. Anderson In this city, Satur day, returned yesteday to her home. Mrs. 'Bledsoe is the wife of the publisher .of the Wallowa Sun. , P. W. Settlemelcr,' of Woodburn, Ore., was the guest aver lnt night of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Scbllke. Mr. Settlemeier, who is Grand Master of the State Blue Lodge of Ma sens, Is paying official visits to the lodgos In this part of the. state. He came In from Elgin last night, and loft fhis morning for Baker. 18l.ANJ3.llTV NEWS O . , ; ," , Tjje EpwOjjtU-League gave a party Tuesday erojilnist" the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew liliKljtnulor tno tecchiSs, Ellen Mssrfiold,. Ethi Huffman. Beulah Gilkey and Air. Thompson, and the young People who are leaving" for the- sunning Sixty membc and Orlends spent a most onjoyablo evening visiting, playftg gomes and music. ' The teachers will be missed from tho league as well as from the school, alid community for their weirk indi talent has- been given iiyeiy, anu their many f rienifi regret they are. not returning for another, year. At a late hour the committee served delicious refreshments of sherbet atid wafers and all Ifft with many good wlsjies for tho teachers. The sowing clrcf.is - met at Mrs W. A. Zurbrica'e Thursday after noon for their regular meotlTig. The ladles spent the afternoon visiting and sewing and the hostess served refreshments. 1 Mrs. Robert Clark entertained the Ladles Aid of the La Grande M. E. church at an all day meeting Wednesday at then- country home The ladles enjoyed a fine picnic dln nor at noon aad the day was so pleasant that it shall long be ro membered among nU. ' Found Road to Happltiesa. 1 have been a great deal happier since I have given up thinking about what Is easy and pleasant, and being discontented because 1 could not have my own will. George Eliot . HER WORKS MAN GIVES FACTS After rirurcliliig VtH Years llu At lji;t Kinds Mi'illrlllo That o Kmls roubleg I have been trying to0-;ot somo- thiug that would relieve mo of my in tho shape of three ralubow trout, one 27 iuch 1.1 In length, one 2 inches and 19 inches. Among a catch of the smaller - trout -was In included an Eastern - Brook tst measured 17 Inches, .cnught lu the Wallowa river, which Indicates that this species !s getting a start from the try planted thero a fow years ago. Theae fish were landed wtth a single gut leader and a No. 8 snell hook as C. N. had no idea ho would hook fish of this size. Of course the blg ono got away, for one was hooked th.it departed with spoon, hook and leader. - FILMS IN BEFORE k Two-day ser vice in the enlarging of your nega tives. Ask us about it? .- PRINTS OUT AT David -E. Towne, of -Chchallls, Wash., Is in La Grande to visit his aunt, Mrs. Charst at 1101 Washing ton avenue. Tho young, man Is a war veteran and an American born citizen but ho joined the Canadian forces before the United -States de clared war. He was a member of the 47th Canadian regiment and Btayod wlfh them until the end of the conflict. . . Was Last Polish King. - In 1708, on the 11th of April, Stan Islaus Ponlutowskl. tho last king of Poland, died. Ponlntowskl ascended the Polish throne In 1704. The con dition of Poland . required a strong ninn on the throne to keep the country from ruin, and Stanislaus lacked the necessary, strength and statesmanship Russia, Prussia 'pnd Austria divided this kingdom among them and Hie de posed king retired to Fetrograd on pi-uslon. where ho died In 1798. ! NEW TODAY! WANTOD Clrl for. part time. Pub lic library. 6-2 6-2 tp' WANTED Man bookkeeper to take charge of office. Forty to fifty years, prefored. Valley Creamery.- J B-26-2t troubles ami have to'-nd It at last in Tanlac," Buft Alfred ololly, of 3;91 Qultmaa street. Denver, C0J0., ifnd an employee ot the water wofks. department thSt city. "For a Jong time," he continued "my 8omach was 'n such an awful fix that I could ctt hardly a thing without being In misery afterwards. Even the Ugliest (foods would bloat 11T0 up with gas and. I wtis constant ly belching up sour, undigested food that at times' would almost choke me, and often 1 would 'get so dizzy and llglit headed that I would almost fall down, and I would get so nervous that It was almost im possible for me to rest at night. 1 suffered agony from rheumatism and was In such a wretched condi tion that I was hardly fit for a thine. After trying nearly everything I could hear of I took Tanlac, and It sure hit the spot and has made a different man of me. My appetite is splendid, my nerves steady. sleep like a lo(. at night, have gain ed eight pounds and' am In bettor shape than I have been In years." Tanlac is sold In La Grande al SUvorthorn and Richardson Drue stores; In Union by L. A. Wright and In Elgin by Scott E. Harris and In Telocaset by Telocaset Gro cery Co." Adv. COAjST FRUIT MEN . TO HOLD MEETING (Continued from Pnge 1) can cereal interest;" "Uniformity of ruloa and regulations of potato seed certification;" Interstate qua,r- nntine of potatoes;" "Vegetable standardization;" "luterstate quar antine of alfalfa soed;" "The pink boll worm and how It is being erad icated from the cotton Holds -of Texas:'- "Ccoperatlvo and market ing associations:" "The use and value of crop estimates. . FOR SALE A-.fino..ten acre homo 1 close In. Phono U 7012. 5-26-tf FOR TRADE 5 room house and two lots for ' automobile. Phone B. 14. 5-26-2. FOR SALE.. Modern stoain heated tourtcotn - room - house: Good monthly income. Two bl6cks from center. Call Black 2211.. 6-25-6t FOR RENT Two small partly fur nished roosis. Phono B 1642. ' 6-26-3t. 1XVAL SISTEtW JlKKTIXG -The Loyal Sisters of the Chris tian - church will please notlta that thoy are to meet Willi Mrs. Duffy on Wodnosday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. . ' .' VISITOU LIKES SCKXKIIY ON LA GHANBE-JOH-Kl'll Tltll' Mr. and Mrs. C. N. IJalmor and' Mrs. G. E. Terwllliger, their guest from Sak-ni, made the drlvo to the head of Wallowa 'ake Saturday and returned Sunday. Mrs. Torwllllgor has seen most of Oregon's scenic wondera and - thinks the trip trom La Grande to Joseph - comparos fa vorably with any of them. Of courso C. N. took his fishing rod along and mnnaged to bring home evidence of his masteiy of thiB art W.l.t IS MofUMlIT "Mofiisv'' iu a Hindoo word moan ing "the p-cvu;i-tal or rural districts' as oppos,-d tc the towns. Tha Gnn- gettc delta li the land deposited by the river tissues n India at Its mouth, forming an extensive tract of very rich soil. The whole phrase refers to those rich, fertile districts near tho mouth of the Ganges, where great quantities 01 rlco ore grown. ' Enjoyment Spoiled.' - A little girl's mother had just bought her a bright red coat which she had never worn. There being a death In the family her mother dressed her and decided It not best to wear such a bright ront, so put on an old black one. As tho child noticed this she be gan to cry and suld, "If I can't wear my new red coat I sure won't have a good time at tho funeral." ClASSIHEOADVERriSEMENTS W AM TUj aiiaoenaueoaa. WANTED Men for excavating work, to stare Monday morning. Apply McCrary'a garage. . 6-25-lt vi 1 en niuuiie aged woman or competent girl flr gcnerul noute work, on furm. Sail Fnrmeis 250. 5-26Ut',p l-'Oll tiAliK Coutluik'd LViu c t 1.- n- .9. .,..,.. ' - Bauu a ru yiuuucuuy now ; Maxwells; tonus tj suit. Wallows Milling and Grain Co., Fglcy juuuuing. b-io-tt MAN AND WIFE Want nositiou as cooks in cum,-. Aifdress Mrs. J. C. Rice, box 226, Elgin. E-23-6p FOR SAL?. All (rft of 111 flue ' wool yearling iwes. 16$ medium wool 3 and 3 Jear old tn; 200 Fobioiary lambs, flue wool. All very choU-u stock. (e C. !. Rich ardson or wrlt-i Fiedl)roi'r. Keat ing. r.-;oi7t WOODCUTTERS WANTED Two good men needed Immediate ly Inquire 8nodgra1a Grocery. 6-23-Gtp WANTED Lady to do general housr work. Call Black 3902. B-22tf WANTED To rent four or five-room house, close in; man and wife. Phone Black 3392. 6-21-7t,p WANTED VJ relit fanr ronnud modern home. W, i. Roork, Dnr land ap-irtmnn's. 6-20-61-p WANTED Girl for general house- work on ranch. Call Floyd McKcn non, Farmers 259. S-J'.itf WANTED Waitress at Paris Cnfa. 6-5tf WANTED Experience help at once. Modern Laundry. 4-21-tf WANTED Girl for general house keeping. Phone Red 3811. Adv. 8-28-tf WANTED Girls to enter training at the 'Walla Walla hospital. Apply superintendent. 4-28-tf WANTED Party to take boarding house to accommodate ten men. In- quire Main 3. v 5-lGtf WANTED Five-room modern house, close in, garage if possible. By May 15th. Phone Red 3591. 4-29-tf Plenty of Films, plenty of kodaks plenty of work In dovoloplng and printing of pictures, ' promptly and proporly .tlono at 5-23-tt FAMILY DRUC3 STORK L.A OnANDK.ORtOON. HWlHKAIIHj Election of officiis will bo hold at tills week's rentier meeting of Crystal Itcbokah Lodge No. 50. LUCIA HALEY. Sec. TONIGHT TOMORROW AR&ABE TheBif .11 News V 0 i- . 0 ' 0 c0 - - 1 y " MYif r es.. 11 p.... 1 r..a r .? u- OX. o "en, MJ, Willi! dim SIT I.J1, him-il q. iW lijiCiN-riUWAljITiiWa n if is Cltaries JU V. bt-sffi, O n 9 s a 0 : Ji ra , Weanes Jay & - - 4 Act Yauafivilje Shoftr o e Art in Planning and Building n.o PLAM Is not a'qiKistioii of cosl, liit of goiw.l taste and the aliiHty to (.'any it out . You can scciu-e such service UirougJi tho 3i(Uide Kontte liumlicr C"o. organization imd at no more cost than yyu. would uy elsewhere for ordinary work " " Estimates cheerfully furnislietf for 5-rooni, (jJt room, 10-rooin or mansions. Invcstig?ite ou,r . Freen Pianand Buildmg Sfervice Oto customers. $'2!J7o.O(H;oIni)lctc',s this lionie.. It is irci home, not a makeshift. . . The Grande Ronde Lumber Co; .. - . . . s 0 9 eRtail Department. ' "' LAG1AE :: :: B :: . HEOX MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. L. 11. Norton, 906 Adams ave nue. First block west of postoff ice. Red 711. .. 4-10-tf FOR SALE Buick Four, at 'Gates' uau-boie station, (orner Adams as . Fir St. . 6-20i COR SALE Three ranches and threr rfsidsnce properties, all modern and nearly new. Call Main 780 or write Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27U FOB BENT FOR RENT A room suitable lor gentleman wishing to do own cook ing. Darland Hotel.- 5-22U FURNISHED APARTMENTa 1000 Washington, Phone Red 309J. , 6 25-3t,p FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. - 1512 Adams avenue, - Phone Pluck 3901. 5-19-tt FOR RENT Nice cosy' rooms from $12 up,- 1510 Adams. , Phono Rod 8901. " 1-18U FOR RENT Two bedrooms, 2002 4th street, across from P. 0. .. 4 21-tf LOST AND FOUND LOST Card : case containing some bills and pnpors, probably between . oxproBs offico and La Grande Phar macy. l,oave at La Grande Phar macy and get reward. ' 5-18 tf LOST OR STOLEN Saturday night. '. ono Maxwell car wheel, with Re . public tiro on wheel. Return to Observer. 5-l'J-0t,p MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. 906 Wash, ave, Phono Rod 151. 4-11-W PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN Instruc tioii by Mabel Douglas. Studio in now Foley building. Phono Rod 1871. .. 4-13-tf MONEY TO LOAN On Improved property In Union county. No da- lays. .Current rates. Lu Qrundn Investment Co. I'Olt HAI.H Oil THAD10 FOR SALE Nico Jersey cow, giving 3 gallons now, will be fresh in Sep tember; tested 5 7-10; priced for im mediate sale, J 00.00. 2201 Second Street. . , 5-25-2t,p FOR SALE Typewriter, Into fea tured modol 5 Underwood. Robullt and guaranteed. Cheap for cash, or tortus. App!y Mrs. Devens, 1519 Adams, pho-ie Black 3772. ' 6-25-4tp FOR SALE Indian motorcycle, in fine 'condition. ' Inquire at Obscrvcr office at 6 o'clock. 6-2-ltf FOR SALEr-l14 Ford Touring Car. Call La Grando Tiro Shop, I'honoJ Ked 11)91. FOR SALE Six Holstein cows, from 3 to 6 years old, giving from 4 to 6 gallons; 3 family Jerseys, real fam ily cream cows; every one has been tuberculin tested and all have tested high in , cream tests.. Will take horses or sell cheap for cash, Phone .Black 379L. 5-25-2t,p FOR SA.LE Underwood typewriter in good condition, price reas.nable. Phone Observe, "MFM" care Ob serve. .4-2o-4t,p FOR SALE Muxwcll 'touring car. Apply C . E, Prim, 1609 Monroe avenuer 6-22-Ct. FOR S-ALE OR RENT Five room house newly papered and painted inside and out; water and electric lights in house, but "njt modern; and two lAvo lots, barn and hen house. E. C. Turkey. 5-22-tf FOUND On East Adams Avenue a bunch of- koya. Ownor call at Ob server, 6-23-tt. STRAYED 1 dark groy mare, branded bulf diamond V on right Bhouldor, weight about 1450. A ' suitable reward for any Informa tion loading to lior recovery. Phono runners' 154. Mart Stoln. 5-2 3-3 tp Havo the lanel, wntch Btands for fair working conditions, put on. your Job printing. Tho Observer Is ono of tho two shops in town observing union principles. Phono Main 37. IT'S EASY WHEN YOV KNOW HOW WE KNOW HOW lo give you a good Kliine and how to clean shoes of any color. Give us a call Diamond Shoe Parlor Foley Bldg., Adams Av. M. F. Mitchell; Prop. ICE TJELIVERED Phone Black 631. Young Ice. Co. - ,5-21-tf STAfcT yoUil UNDM RIGHT si . 0 by' jpartaking of (io f our (Xf4-lciit HOT ..WAFM.ESvilh Slaiili? Sytuit Ve d.se al.- lut-ly n 'oiniiiinls nr snlistftutus iotffilj- nig cy fii?ikirif. o THE C4T3f SBST A1?R AN T AND SAKm9 0 Anthoiiy& lhliiiiSjOl'roiyC? F)R SALE 1917 Excelsior motor i j a : : takere at onew. Lan oeorge iiudj Cycle Shop or phone Blsck 261. i 4-8-t FOR SLE Two modern houses, full basements, on Cedar street UitAding practically new. Inquire at Grandt Konde Meat Co. ;4-23-tf FOR SALE SjdoT-n Itousce at 1914 -ond street; futnittfre for sa!. Call at Mni:4. Mrs. J:irkKerr. 5-liitf FOR SALE Majestic range, good as new. Cf)ner Adams and Kncog)!. Mrs. J. D. Ke. r,-18-tt FOR SALE Steam bSiler, power; second hand. 2!rhor-c See it titf Grvunhvuses. Cherrl Florists. . 0 6-lotf o FOI'.SALE To fifty-gallon Gaso gon Grocery Conpriny. e 5-lutf line tanks, one gasolene pump. Ore- 'i Front Laood WHY LOOK''OLDER THAW YQU ARE? It is astonishing how many -womAi throujeh lack of uttcn tn arc wearing cornets ti4 mofo mjituro appear- ance to the fipure than it dhuuld have, andconscqucnt- they Appear U) ftc lvo or Un years oM. than they are. o It !s poasihlcto readily im prove that condition if you will come to o' corset dO- paPtnnt and eot a trinl tOXe tin if of the MObO&T tronlQ IUii.ui.uisv. V 0 0 Pauline Lederle