La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1919, Image 7

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Denver Man Declares Q TiGl? "ifuS
0 l i-'H:-rr vimi Mm- Than
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Any
"KrtDi- slnd? I ?onk that corsm ot
Baujnc I mvo loit better ami
stronger than I have In many years
lujd it has done mure. for 11.3 than
anything else 1 have ever taken,"
said J. W. I'atteison, of'l359 Thir
teenth street, Denver, Colo
I'o.r imriy years," he contin
ued, 1 nave sut:ered from ca-
toin-li of the nose nnU throat, ami
although I. was operated on by u
.Now York specialist at great ex
pense I got oi:ly temporary relief.
1 just couldn't rest at aN .well nt
ii-jght and would get up In . the
nrrning almost choking with muc
us- which nauseated me so 1 would
ofln have to vomit. My stomach
became affected so that everything
I wtould .eat soured' and bloated"- me
lip with gas as tight as a drum. I
was .bilious, too, had terrible- heacj
hcheat and suffered something aw
ful. ;"I fried everything I could hear
of bu : t nothing helped me till 1
began .taking Tanlac. ' It has re
lieved nie of gas ao 1 every sign or
Indigestion and- my stomach is In
better condition than it has bejn
in years. Tanlac has helped my
catarrh .wonderfully, ' it has calmed
my noivps so I can get refreshing
sleep at flight and T -am not troub
led with hat mucus or nausea any
more."
Tanlac ,1s sold M La Grande at
Silverthorn and Richardson -Drop
stores; in -Union by L. A. Wright;
and in Elgin by Scott E. Harris
and in Telocjsset by Telocaset Gro
eery Co.": A,dv.
UNION
UNION, May 24.. (Special.) Eu
gene Bates is spending the week with
his grandfather, Brody Bates, in High
valley.
Mrs. Fred Spain and children left
Sunday for their ranch .near Telocaset
where they will spend the summer
with Mr. Spain.
Mra. Frank Craig returned "to the
Zeek mill near North Powder the first
of the week.
T)r. "E. D. McKenney has purchased
AMERICA'S HOME
Maria
For your shoes' sake
Use frequently
Beneficial to
all Leathers
SfiwoiA
For convenience,
-HOME SET
BlJCk - Tan White Red Brown
IOPEN DAY
J. G. HENRY
Residence Undertaking Parlor
'FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED '
EMBALMER ,
Phone Call Main G2 Day and Night
START YOUR
by partaking of one of our cxocllcnt HOT
.IVAFFLl-B with Maple Syrip. We uscitbss-'
lutein,- 110 "eompoiui,cls dT siAsytiitfs in oor bak
ing or conking. .
TH.i CITY RESTAURANT AND0BAEERl
AntlionyoA: Jfyboins, rropffe
: L . o ; II
c o ASTOSTApa- 0
o Gkicess & ThorosS o e o
J?,v Raef .... 6f8. 9 La 0ran8 ....:0g a. J?.
9 T o ryiypnitok O OO n fT
Phone Black 1.
new .Chevrolet caivJtiotQ Chase Boh
nenksQp, u .
J. P. lulvehilPw.tg down froio his
ranch near Haines Tuesday.
c IJjn BeidelmQi cme fg, from Pffi-t-land
on Wednesday and will remain
until Pfter the0Stoc$ Show.
' Mr- ml Mrs. George DiRiklevre
turned Wed
O w via u
Roscoe Benson0 cnmfc in from San
FAnciseo Saturday and" expects te
Spend the next three months in this
vity. Mr. Benson is a nephew of
thn3e0nson Bros., of .this gjty and re
cently sold hj,s drugstore in San
Francisco. . .
Jesse Spencer, .feis. Webb, Marion
Davis and Tony D. Smith, attended
the Dokkies meeting" at Pendleton on
Monday evening, feturnii'g home Tues
day morning, except Mr. Smith, who
went Ks Spokane on business.
Mrs. Mary'Eatbji is the proud own
er of a new franklin car purchased
Wednesday.
Wiley Blanchett returned homo last
Sunday from Pendleton, where he h;,d
been after some horses .belonging to
his brother, Dell, who v;te killed ii:
France. .
Mrs Ed.. Miller and children, Dr.
nnd Mrs. E. .11. McKenney, 'Mr. and
Mrs. George Clark and Mr. .and Mrs.
Sig .Cline visited the Miller shearing
camp on Lyons' hill Sunday and wit
nessed .the, shearing done by machin
ery. Mr. Miller -expects to have- his
shearing completed this week. Fii
'day, of last week, one ma.i sheared
I'-O sheep. '
Mrs. Hattie Clark went to Ilct Lake
Wednesday to help care for Mr. Sla
tci, who is still in a critical condi
tion. Mrs. F. 'O. Bradshaw returned to
h'er .ome in Baker Thursday evening
and w.is accompanied to that city by
her cousin, Mrs. Lew'is Bidder; and
little Miss Gale Delay.
Miss Rose Spain, of- Portiuiid, stop
ped off Wednesday for a snort visit
with relatives -en route to Detroit,
M thigan, where s.ie wiii-t-ke a three
months' course in anaesthetics.
About 12 of the Bee IlU'c gins of
the L. D.' S. church were 'uertaim'd
Tuesday night at n Iheutre rt-.rty nt
the Co?j theatre und later in the cv
enirg were invited to the hv"e at
Mrs.' timer Jacobs for refreshments
and a r'umber party, llre.-.kf.ist. was
sei-ved ihe following morning. Tb.:2e
presen had a line tune.
Cameron Calhhnn, Adolph and Gus-
sie Lewin, Earl Jones and Arthur De-
vore, of the Hospital unit, returned
from Camp Lewis this week, where
they received their honorable dis
charge.
SH0E:P0LISH
AND NIGHT
SUNDAY RIGHT
Leaves FroirSJIiar Gri1
y
r '
O IB
STJ'BSCEI'3EE3T0
UNIFORM FJND00ej
oFOR BA;LL CLUjB
Below Is given the lhtoof business
meiP and firu;sin tfaa cb who
have cHntribiHed toward the uni
form fund for0the Ad lull ball
team, .which -gas started at nie
luncheon Tuesday. loils Lotnl0wil?i
enable ManagerScranton to give his
players a real nifty outfit, and the
suits wilo be procured at once. Any ' tltle aml interest of said plaintiffs and
further contributions will be receiv-le&slJunt Jbereino-wit: The south
ed and fecorded 6y the Observer" west quarter af the southwest quartet
Send fn o-our na'iia nud. Manageriof secfion 111, (fid ifArthwest quarter
Seranjon will sosf ypji. Tiie list fol-ief section 2jJ, and wesrtalf of north
lows: . .
La p nwjde Grocery Cb. . . . fl 3.0 I
N. K. West & Co.
13.50 j
Hlll'-s Department Store
La Grande National Bank . .
U. S. National. Bank .'. ......
13.50
1-3.50
13.50
IS. 50
13.50
l'.t.BO
13.50
13.50
13.50
J. C. PenneyCo. 1
Wallowa Milling & Gruin Co.
Standard Laundry Co
W. II, Bohnenkamji Co.....
Hooverized .Grocery
Maxwell Service Station ....
Grande Rondo Meat Company. 13.50
Brando Rondo Lumber Co
10.00
. . 5.0-0
5.00
6.00
5.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
. 5.00
5.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
' 5.00
Wilson Bros
F. E. Wnro
La Grande Pharmacy ....
J. G. Snodgrass
F. L. Lilly
Red Croas Drug store .....
Union Motor Company ...
A. V. Andrews
Hilton's Garage
Daniel Auto Co
Oregon Hdwo. & Imp. Co. .
ievy-Vogel .
Modern Laundry
George Palmer
Eastern Oregon L. & P. Co.
Hamilton's Garage ......
Meyers & Ford... Free slido service
Pattlson Bros ' 5.00
Clint's Clotblcry
J.' H. Peare & Son
A. W. Nelson
6.00
6.00
3.50
15C
.3.50
3.00
2.50
2.50
Ben Decious
Christie's Variety Store
Peto.Traka
Wm. Slegrist
H. J. Ritter
O. S. Illrnie .-. 2.50
Sawyer Holmes .' 2.50
The J. D. Lynch Cb. 2.50
Chns. McCrary 2.50
LOCAL NEWS OF .
ISLAND CITY AND .
THE COMMUNITY
Mrs. Wnyne W.ulo loft for Eu-
Rene lust 11 teli t where she will at
tend the P. E. O. convention, then
she will go to Corv'allis to visit hei
daughter, Wythal, si, the college.
Mrs. E. E. Kidl'e, accompanied
by her littlo granddaughters, Eileen
and Mildred, hui ):ft f.or Eugene to
attend the P. E. O. convention and
visit Her daughter Leta at the uni
versity. - -
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. .Phetoplace
who have been visiting at the E. P.
Selder home for a few days, to at
tend the comiuenc'iinent at the L.?
Grande high, scho.ol where theit
niece was a graduate, left last nighf
for their home nt The Dalles, ac
companied by Miss Iluth Seldeis,
who will spend the summer there.
Mrs. Foster and Mltss Ueuhth Gillie?
spent the week end at Wallowa
Lake.
Miss Mlldrfd Riddle gave a din
ner pariy nt their country liome foi
Evelyn Underwood 'and Florence
Thompson, of La Grande, and Vir
ginia Bryant, of Inland City.
Mr. ajid Mrs. A. H. Hunter and
son Allen went to Wallowa Satur
day. ,
M i s-a Doro thy D u n ba r, of hs
Giunde, spent the week end wltl
Mrs. A. It. Hunter.
Miss Emma MnHattcn is spondinv
,a short time w'lth her folks at" Sum
hiorville.
The. Ladles' -Aid will meet at tht
chuich Wednesday afternoon, an
the president retifst a fall -attend
ance, as, thera Is .fniporta'nt" tiusinesf:
and' plaufi 16 hiade for the elec
tion dinner.
Ahin Quinland 'of La Grande,
spent a happy day wjtlr bis forniei
school mates Monday.'
The HuHtlen,' class from S. S
met at the home of -Mrs. Thomp
son, their teacher,. Monday aftei
school for a class meeting for bus-
j ine&s and election or officerr,. Aftes
! the meeting the children had a fine
time playinR and had their picture?
taken. IJef.ore they went home they
teacfier seired .ice cre'am und cke.
Miss Illunche Claike invite a
few of her "mofniJi naost inli
m'ate jflends Saturday aftrurnoon
to a sui jrrlp tparty in honor of Mrs.
Clark's birthday. Those .who were
present to extend U.elr good wish
es for uiHiiy happy., returns, of fehc
day were Mesdftmes .IJ. G. Blok
land, A. lilokland, E. Jt. Halley,
w: 4- Zubrlck, J. Dobbin, p J.
Leitrh: C. H. DidWfJl, E. E Kid
dle, W. Wade, Grandma Warner
and Miss Illanche Clark. BA dellc
iflus luncheon was Berved and the
tabic decorations beautiful with
wlfite narcl.ssf and hand-palnt"d
pla?-ecard3 of Moy0bagkets.
NORTH PORTLAND" The nc
woodenwaro Bla" oi the North Port
laml"Box Co? starts opeQition, eivinp
cmpByment to ai?iS CO men jii) wo
men. 9i is the only plant in th state
turning ouJ, completed packages, sui.-!-
Vas lard tubs, candy qjailfo firkina, etc
NotictPis hereby givrn to all con
e?rnedf that unfler and by vigfuo of i
decree and tQler of eale &ued out
of nff ibA Circuit faurt nf th.Y111'' "''1 I "I
w- U (If, -
SW.tc of Oregon, for the CounQ oi
Union? bear i$c date ie 10th day of
ixy, 1919, in that certai suit thereir
pr-ndiff vierein'earl J. Conrad am
harles C Conrad are plaTnlf
Isaac'. Cole, Charts Ji? Cole, atu
adniinislrator of thn
Htate of Katie A. Cole deceased, are
.defendants, and directing me as ref
eree to sell Qll the heregflftjj? de
scribed lands according to law, for th
purple of pntiion, I, Lee Warnirk,
undeiO:gncd, Cferee, will on the
l'.h0lay of June, 101!oiit the hour
ofog o'chriPP.0M., ? aJi? front door
4 thP County Court HoiOe irffo Lfi
Gigde Oregpselbat public sale to
, ? h'll("it bd'er frscasji, all the
lu 0 wln uescl W lumls alul Oft.
east jiunrtor und northwest quarter
of section 33, except west l(i acrefl
thereof, nd, all that portion of sec
ttbn28, lying south of the center of
Grande Hondo rfver all in township
one, sotith of range ;JI, cat of 'ill'
amette Merwlian.
LEE WARNICK" Rfferec.
Dly May21-28;.Iu,nl-ll-18;
Professional Directory
COCDRAN ft EBEilHARD Geo. T.
Cochran Aiid Colon B. Kberhard,
Attorneys. La Grand Natioual
Bank Building.
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law -Practice
in all state and fedoral
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD ft HAF.1N T. H. Craw-
ford and Roliort B. BaKla, Attor
neys a law. Practice in all the
courts ot the state and the United
States. Office, West-Jacebsoa
Bldg., rooms U-10-17, La Grande,
Dregoa,
AllOBlTECTB
C. B. MILLER Architect, Room 18,
La Grande National Bank BUlg.,
La Grande, Oregon.
MILTON S. BLOCII, Architect, of
fice 1309 Adams avenue. PSans
and estimates .will be cheerfully
furnished.
0. E. MILLER Architect, room ft,
Now Toloy Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
MUCIIANO-THERAPY
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Mechano
Thcrapy Physician. Chronic diseases
.my specialty. Physical and mental
science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and
French massage. Phone Bl-wk 2311.
Kooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op
posite Star theatre. .
OSTKOrATMC. .
)R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath!
Physician Specializing in disease
of women and children. Houtb 10
to 12 a. m., 1 to 0 p. m., and by ap
pointment. Phones Office Red 1781
residence; Black 1231. 37 New Foley
building.
TETERWAKT
DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Vetor-
lnlrlan. Hospital, 1400 Madison
Ave. Btatu Stallion Inspector and
Inspector of stock- for shipment
Home Independent Phone, Black
41; Farmers Co-operative Phone,
Main 11 J,
KDUG'ATIONAL '
REMEMBER GOODINO COLLEGE,
Goodlag, Idaho. Pratlcal " busi
ness courses, review subjects,
regular, coilee work and sum
mer school. 12-19-tf
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Lntlkil Aakfjotu-JTuifttfr .
I'hl.flM .(! r IiftmndTtrandV
1'IIUio Ucd and Ual& B,rUl:!cVy
t.'-ri, ipult.l With 'KILUtl.
1 uL no thr. Hut of ratr
1lrusa(. Aikfirl'iri-rirKH.TFlIi
HAMiit HH4NII 1'ILl.M. fur US
yeill known Beit. Safest, Afcnri Klla! U
r SOID BY DRUWilSTS EVF.RVWHLRI
A Coated Tongue?
What it Means
A had breath, coated tonene, bad
taste in the mouth, languor nmidehiliiy.
importance
only to the
hen'fct."
. iv - -
cv5 m a 10,1 ' n c
V turn noifionfl
V ' w 1 nh tfre
os deadly as a snake's veftuoi.
The liver acta as a guard ovp our
vell-bfing, lifting 't tlx cinders and
Ohi fpomojie 0 iti r.ii circulation.
it blfK'ade in the inu-ptO.efi pi lea a
iffivy burden up'i the Jiver. If the
rite BtintfH are cbitkf-d or cloned uj),
he circulation ol tiie blood ln'Coim-a
ro-'int'd and the fiVfeOni b?ciiifs
oaft'(i with xic v.risl, and0we8ii(fi;r
Vf i bcfidaflie, yf il')ij)coat.-l jum;,
'tad ta-ti in inftM'.hw naO'fa, or Las,
'u-iPd60-pliiataii;".?-r,flMS!ty,"ilow
-kirPor t-vi-H. At wii timea one shuuid
Uake n ph-nfint laxative. Hih a one
s inaut: .Miiy-upi ', if avirs niuai'H,
p, put iiiPi rt ai yur-nM! lortu uy
a ,rK:t"r li'Tce:
n'iitty tifty vt-ar twi,
(gyxntTow, Cur. - " For eonrtJpatlon.
iti he, i diaetivMiver, in-JiKtiti- and b1-
M7it IVII-.U. 1 fcav trkd Mhtrinei but
. the 'IMH.' l.0f tojf,-ilw. t CAi.
Ch irlos H. die,
1
--jcrs. are. usually
'Jf 7 o signs' Hint
ff jSl""'' the liver is
IlfcJS fcTStl out of order.
A 'JriU 'h'l r fieenndoryin
t1 sT .r. T. , 1
plenty of kod.is
P'Oity of Cork In dov
oiiiilK aliiKf
Rrjinting of pictures.
promptly and
)-Oi:ierly done at O
3-tt
r
FAMILY DRU) STORE
LA OSANOCORCS'N,
Fraterna! Directory. ;
,.2 s.j
B. cP-oO. E. La Grande Lodri
m 4.13. Lodge meets each 'thurs
day Vejdrffe nt 8 "ito'clock. Home
ajd cfucV privileejs cheerfully ex
ttUided to gll Brother Elks.
;OLON R. EUEltHARD,
Exalted ltuler.
A. B. CHERRY, SiweUiry.
VO'ODMKN OF TH, WRL1) I
"Grande Camu.No. 169 moets ayerj
fhLit and tuirdo Monday at Eagles
Hall.,. All visiting neighbors wSI
come. Dues' poynble- a6 the off'c
of the clork. Now Foley Bldg., I
t.ni., to 5 D. m.
J. 3. MUnCHspN. O. 0
R. J. KITCHEN. Clark
JODHRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Urande Camp No. Y703 moetl
on the first and third ThurBda)
evenings of each month In the R
ot P. Hall. , Visiting neighbor,
wolcoma,- " . "
J. I. GHARST, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
REBEKAH8 Crystal Ioage No. 50
meets every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All vlBltlng mem
tiers are Invltod to attend.
LliTTIE McGOLPRICK, N. G
LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec.
K. of L. of ESocurlty Mt Emily
Council, No, 246, meets. the Becond
and fourth -Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle hall. VlBltlng
members afe welcome.
ABE HARRIS. Fin'l. See.'
J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camr
meets every Becond Friday after
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month in K. P. ha.ll. All
vlBltln"! members cordially welcom
LOUISE LANDRUM, Oracle
. MARY E. WEST, Recorder.
F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 269.
Meet every Fridaynight, nt Eagles
Hull. Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
A. J, LAKM, Sec.
O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. H.
8. hoids stated communications tct
second and fourth Wednesday ol
each month. VlBltlng members cor
dially welcomed. '.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A-. WARNICK, Seo.
L O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No
Elu, Loyal Order-of Moose holds
rogular meetings every Wednesday
nlclit at 8 p. m. In Eagle hall next
to lll:s' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
Vlsltois always welcome. Duob pay
able at Young's Sweets.
W. C. HANSEN, Die.
HARRY BWART, Seo.
A. f. ft A. M.r La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular
meetlnBa first and third Saturday
at "7 : a 0 p. ro. Cord'ai wolcome to
all Marion a.
C. M. IIUMPIIRRYS, W. M
A. C. WIIXIAMS, Sec.
KNJGHTS QP PYIOTAft Hed Croa
Lodfre No. 27 moota every Monfla
fllpht la Caatle Hall(K. of P. hall)
A Pythl'in wolcomo to ill visiting
Knlghta
. JKSSK ROHERT80N, C. C.
DEMLE GREEN, K. R. & S.
iSaJC' is superior to
any otlior frctnt lace corSet,
for witlwut tiie. VnZJ
featwfes no corset can pos
sibly be just as gootl. ItJ
,conti?ins tne master toiv;h of
scientific construction.
Y(Ri do nol sacrifice ciwijr
frt fortyle and you do not
sa?rifjce styis for oinfit
wlicn oj'i W;ar
X complete li? always 8n
t)and, priced a up.
Mrs. JRo'bt.'Pattison
eorsetiere.
P$one Ees. 1702
Oak ftlroiS.
PWSlty of Filn
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CLASSiEIEQADVERTISEMENTS
W4M1..U mix olla,lu.
MVAXTKD s- Ira glrls li and
14. 1 licit" wliTi c-hlklrsn or
lij;lu0luiuse woik. CalPat 1415 X
nv. . 5-27-ltp.
FOR SALIC A Sim ton aoio holing
v cmso in. num.) II 7012..-2ii-tf
FOH SALK. .Miyloru steam lientyd
fouiteim riiiuii. lioiiHt. Good
lminthly Inconu). Two blunka 'from
wypr. Cull lll:u:k 22 11. 5-25-11
FOIl KliNT Two 'Si.mill imrlly fur
llishoil vnnins. l'liOllo 1!. 11142,
0 . 0-2ii-3t.
WANTED Men for excavating workr,
to start Monday morning. Apply
".Ui-Criiiy's gai-tiKC. u-25:lt
WANTI Middle iikm1 womuij or
eoiupvtent trill for Kenerul r.Jii-;e-work,
on farm. 'ali Farmets 2L,C.
r-Js-(lt,p
MAX AND WIFK Want position
na oooka In cam,i. ' Aiklri'Ks Mrs.
J. C. Itlco, box 2Ji'., KlKln. G-2a-(ip
WOOl )C UT'KIOIl 9 ',V A NT U D Two
good in'on nepdeil liiimodiato
ly luqulro Snodgvasa Grocery.
J 5-2,'l-5trr
WANTKI) To rent' four or five-room
huuse, closo in; man nnd . wifo.
l'lioiio Hlaek S!I2. B-21-7t,p
WANTED ;L rent four roomed
ii'odorn lio'ise. V. j. Koorlr. Dnr.
land np'irliiion.a. 5-20-Gl-p
WANTKD tlii-1 for onei-nl. house,
work on ranch. Call Floyd McKen
non, Furmers 2i"il). U-JIdf
WANTED Waitress lit
Paris Cnfo.
6-5 tf
WANTED Experience help at once.
Modern Lnuudi-y. 4-m-ti
WANTED Girl for eeneral house
keeping. Phono Red 3811.
A'dv. 3-29-tf
WANTED Girls a enter trftining at
the 'Walla Wa'lla hospital. Apply
superintendent. 4-28-t(
WANTED Party to take boarding
house to neconnnodate ten men. In.
quiro Main 3. B-lfitf
WANTED Five-room modern houso,
cIoro in, parage if possible. By May
15th. Phone lied 3GU1. 4-29-tf
MACI1IN-E HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. L. II. Norton, 901! -Adams ave
nue. First block west of poslofficc.
Red 711. 4-lO-t.f
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. E. O. Tuvjiey. Latest model
machine. 9()(i Wash. avc. Phone
Rod 151. 4-11-tf
PIANO AND PIPE ORGAN instruc-
tion by Mabel Douirlns. SUnlio in
new Foley bullillni;. J'lmno Ked
1S71. 4-13-tt
MONEY- TO LOAN On linprovod
property In Union county. No de
lays. Current rates. La Giando
InvoHtmeilt Co,
I'OK HALIO OH THAD10
l't.)K .SAM', Nice Jet-.-icy cow, giving
3 K'iMons now, will be fresh in Sep-'
temher; -tested 5 7-10; priced for im
mediate sale, W)M); 2201 Second
Street. 5-25-2t,p
FOR SAL11 Typewriter, Into fea
tured model 5 Underwood. He'bullt
nnd Kiiuranleod. Cheap for caslf.
o terms. Apiily Mrs. Dnveus,
1 5 1 - Adams, pli'j-iu lilaelt 11772.
i 1 ' - 6-2!i-4tp
Foil SALE Indian motorcycle, in
' fine edndil ion. Impure at Observer
officii at 5 o'clock. 5-24K
FOR SALE .IN llolstein cows, from
3 to r years.old, giting from 4 to (i
gallons; !! family Jerseys, real funn
ily cream cows; every one has been
tuberculin tested and nlf havc.'testoci
high in cream tests. Will tako
horses or sell cheap for cash. Phone
lilnek ..7!il.. 5-2.1-St,p
FOR KA LE ---liinlerwood typewriter
in good coiidil ion, prii-e re.is .naide.
Phono Observer, "MEM" c,.ra Ob
server. , 4-2,i-4t,p
FOR SALE Ma'nwell touting" car
Ap;ly C E. Prim, I .lull Monroe
avenue. 5-22-lit.
FOR SALE Oil RENT Five room
house, ni'vly papered anil painted
inside arnt.out; water and electric
liebts in hou.-e. but nft modern:
and two large lots, b.n and h- 1
house.. K. 0. Turkj-y. 5-22-"f
ICE
V:;
'II.IVEIIF.B -I'hone mack
YBtig lee. co. . G-?l-tf
VoU KALE PJ17 Excelsior moto
cyte as (jood as rn-R-. eA bargain, if
token nt once. Call (orgc RuBy
Cy-lc Shef or phone lilack 2C1.
o 4-6-t'
J ,
FOR SALE "'wo modern houses,
full b:i'-ement;i, on Cedar s-eet.
lluiliigs practically new. Inquire
at, fji de liomle Meat Co. 23-tl
FOJ? SALE M..dcrn 'use at 1914
.Secr'itHl Btreet; irniture for sale.
Cull at premises. Mi. Jack Kerr.
5-12tf '
FOg KAI.IO .fajes1ic rai;e, gooil a!
nes. CirQfr Adam;(giand Second.
Mr-.I. P. Kcrr. ' 6-18-tf
VOH 1SALH (JuutiuUetl
FOR SALE Steam boiler, 25-horso
power; second hand. See it dhe
Greenhouses. Cherry's Florists.
. . . 5-1811
FOR. SALE Two fifty-gallon Gaso-
gon Grocery Company. 5-lotf
JiiKOtanks, one gasoline'pumps Orc-
FOll SALE Two practl-ally new
Maxwells; tonus to'iaiit. Wallowa
Milling aud Grain Co., Foley
Dulldlng. . -1C-U
FOR SALE AJ1 or rnrt of 114 tlno
wool yearling ewes. 16S medium
wool 2 and 3 yoar old e-vi-j; 200
February lambs, flno wool. All
vory choice stock.' ate C.-I). -Richardson
or writ's Fled llroor. Kent,
lug. . 5-20I7t
FOR SALE Rulck Four, mt Gates'
Hulf-Solo Station, corner Adams Si
Fir St. , 5-20tf
FOR SALE Threo ranches and thre
residence properties, nil modern anil
nearly new. Call Main 780 or writo
Box 909, La Grande, Or. 2-27tf
FOH RENT
FOR RENT One 0-ronm house, 2802
North Fourth St., partly furninhed.
Mrs. Swulburg. 1 5-27-Ct
FOR RENT A room suitable for
gentleman wishing to do own cook
ing. Darland Hotel. 5-22t
FURNISHED APARTMENTS 1000
'Washington, riione Red 3092.
5 25-St,p
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams
avenue. Phone Uluck 3901.
5-19-tt
FOR RENT Nice 'cosy rooms from
$12 up. 1510 Adams. Phone Red
8901. l-18tf
FOR RENT Two bedrooms, 2002 4th
street, across from P. O. .. 4-21-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Card case containing some
bills and papers, probably between
express office and La Grundo' Phar
macy. Leave at La Grande Phar
macy and get reward. . 5-18 tr
FOUND On East Adams Avenue a
bunch of keys. Owner call nt Ob
server. 6-23-tf
ESTRAY One dark, gray mnro,i,vt.
1450 lbs., branded hnlf-diamond-V
on. right shoulder, Phone Farmers
154, Martin Stein. ' 5-27-!it,p
If you nro not hV-Vlng good re
sults In taking kodak pictures, It U
because you do not understand all
about your kodak, without doubt
this may bo easily overcome by tak
ing yoiir kodak to Sllvorthorns and
have them toll you all about It and
tbo reason why poor pictures? All
this will cost you nothing at
5-23-31
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FAMILY DRUCS STORE
UA ORANOE,OnC90N,
Butter Wrappers printed nt the
Obsorver office.
s Front I.rvond
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W-S t : :
WHY LOOK-OCDER-
THAN YOU ARE?
It is astonishing how runny ,
women through luck of atten-.
tion r wP.aring.-rl-3ets that
give so tftore mature appear-
ance to Jho figure than it
sr?rild have, and cone,uer
ly lhey$ippenr to be five or
ten yed?s older tlian they arc.
c
t Is posfhhlo to readily Im
prove that condition if yu
will coe Ig-i ?ur cmrset de
partment and get atrial fit
ting of the MODART front
laced corset
Pauline Lederle
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