La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 26, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTTrrRD.vv..Tryp, o ' 0 i.t. .a: t.tfztt c?7 ? Oo REVEST O- 3 o D " " 1 1 " y-i t Ss. l REXT Rvsnnnilil..4o chtfilrcn.Owish to rent'l to rent crU,n 3 fo 5ri()om house, furM nishcd or uuiurnihed 9-lP i .TOR ,700, between 8 2nd V, n o..v:. " , W ANTED Girl or womnS for gcg- tftf housework. Call Mainn 22, or .Mam 41 country pLone. (i-2ntf r CltECtRY I'ICKEBS los; rail 1ie4l7M2. -flood plclt- (;- 1 ...,.., .. . , : fOIl FI.E.-Ono truck, on car; witt' WAMMV-am hand. rc.f.r man, take'hav or milfe cows. I'h.vie with family, at nave, a vacant house. : Black 1012 G-llj-tf For .particulara phone U. H. Dui- 1 ' ' land, Farmers' 2 Hi. -l'Jt jFOIl SALEHonso and furniture ' with fetirase. Dla'k 3502. C-ti-tf WANTED Laborer, at at ier day! t , for work on highway. Apply to FOR SALE Three ranches and thre Highway Conmiiasign, Klin, Ore. , I I WANTKD Ciirla to enter trainina at the Walla- Walla hospital Apply FO.R SALE OR TRADE One five . auperintendent. 4-28-tf room house and lot aiid one three WANTED Clean cotton raga auitabloj to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. ' : . r-i MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by r Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90G Adams ave-1 nue. r irat blac west of postof fico. Red 711. , 4-10-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuifcey. Latest modeP machine. 90(i Wash. ave. Phone' Red 151. . 4-Jl-tf i 1871. 4-13-tf HONEY TO LOAN On Improved property in Union county. Nu de lays. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co. WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. FOR RENT FOR RENT One, two and three fur nished rooms. Phone Black 1(112. G-18tf FOR RENT Nice cosy rooms from $12 up. 1510 Adams. Phone Red 3901. l-18tf FOR SACK OR TRADE FOR SALE Ford 11 1012. truck. Phon-? 6-2 5-4'. FOR SALE Canary birds, 1517 avenue, or Phone Red K122. G-25,2t,p FOR SALE Light Buii-k Six, recent-j Phms and specifications filed in the of lv overhauled: a real buv for some ,' of the City Recorder. . ... , 1;.1C r,it lin -ii-rtmn:ntcd bv n cor- one- nnce ss u. inouire liu:i wasn-! ington, Phone Red 2.152. (i-24-5tp FOR SALE Team of mules, average size, good workers; price $20(1. (all or write E. E. Miller, Alicel. fi-.-2i-(lt.p FOR SALE Dining room ; lug stove, kitchen eabim Inc machine with water heol- HJ-ll uio'.'or. three rugs. library, tabie ro.-k-vs. baby bugEV, etc. 17(17 Walnm st. CHICHESTER S PILLS UV' Tllli DIAMOND UHA!. A bots. et-i with lilaa RtL-tn. f Taak otbr- Hnf of jfo J l'ruKiat- Aikftf t in.rirK'a.Trn i IIa"oNW KKiM) 1MI.I . Ut ft wMtskrunrolt Best.Si(st. Aliv I'.llv 1 F SCID BY DRUGGISTS EVFRVWHtRi A. E. KELLY 1.10S JEFFERSON AVE. IN BOHNEtvKAMP BUILDING For $i0nn-rf i;omn 1i..l-e. liath, f try, ftM-atfc, 'ek ceiliir; .') th. . 14."1 roo hous- new fiafer ani $j0(a 4 room .miff, 'hm n, .o'.'ufr -. a k. r' S-'i'avre, C'oii-iV tiAtV rtaiiiaiw . , fbtteMl sTioi fra, jr, :oiJt ujr.fl J.-w4 aa-iHT . tt.a aavenft! att'-t fet h(MnA i ai aa, n ,n-y ra.-uh. I r.- me. '.n.et sni, '..!. ton -f feed, ai. ;ni ". r-"00 w-h: .ajnM.!fr.:mv. 3 e Tin ICES IN rO(W.II(.EfflIyLI)INi. ll L Mrs. J. Cooper. riiono ItJil-OI IP l?ie SALE " Hay shock i G-22-7ip hone Farmers 21x FOR "SALE Alfalfa hay, Had : SIS 4 Bhock. May i - ni our-o I i mil SALE Seconfl bawl Ford car. fc v.au i norm-s liioceiy, iii i ir stieety C19-Stn. fraidence properties, all modern aniij , nearly new. Call Main 780 or write Box 90, La.Crande, Or. 2-27tf and one-half wapon and drag saw. Phone Black ii:42. . . C-lHif FOR SALE Seven-foot range for restaurant, hotel or lugging camp: in first class condition. Will scH very reasonable. U. Lottes. G-lSif LOST AND FOUND LOtlT Gun case, on Katlierine. Crock Sunday, June 22. Name cut on casu Ceoige Carlyle. Ftnd- or return to Observer. 0-2 .1-51 p. 1 1 LOST Extra wheel and ll.ro from " I Maxwell car between Moss Chap- el school house and Hilton s gar- ago. Finder return to Obsoi.v-r. C-23-3IP FOUND Check made to Betty Corn- pon, on ( aldwell Commercial ua-iK Owner call at Observer and receive check. G-17tf NOTICE. As my wife, Jessie Clemens, .has loft my bed and board, I will not be re sponsible for any debts contracted by her. WAYNE II. CLEMENS. G-23-lOt.p.. . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 1 Notice is hereby given that scaled i bills will be received by the Commis Ision of the City of La Grande, Oregon, tip to 7:!!0 o'clock p. m., Weilnesday. . , . . ,i i:.. . . e itr..l....i .liny z, ior ine giaiuiig m iuimuh street from the north property line w' Washington avenue to' the north prop erty line of Main avenue, according to '"" - i Itified check for 10 per cent of the ag gregate 'amount bid. The Commission reserves .the right to reject anv or all bids. J. E. STEARNS, . Recorder of the City of La Grande . G-17-10t j See yourself iis others see vov. j wilh a kodnk. The light is just ' riulit for camera work and aH'of your pictures should be good these ( d:iys. Bring us your negatives and ! we will get you the best of results in developing and printing. I f you have made mistakes we will tell you where you have erred. (i-21-2.1 FAMILY DRUG STORE t-A SflANOC.ORCQON. TIRE REPAIRING ' as we do it, practically makr? old tires new. It cuts down tirj expen.-e to an astonishing c; ' tent. -Don't scrap your old tires. Send them here. We will vulca nize and repair them so you will' not have to think of getting new tires for a long time to come. S hnf and r-ild Waaler, coal fhed, " e j -H'J '. . l-uilu'Ti r-, t'A ''iois, fri-es."'e o ".... inprol, for la (ir.r-te o 'anl. J.B Of ft ij'ot'i fir ffl m T.a O n l, i,uii lo t o: 'f v (l nipe ?! fs 0 3ll 1 V (a e as a eta j at as yBBii I Professional Directory AUCUITEJTB o C. R. U9.EIt Architect, Room 18, I .a Cranio National U.mkHlili;.,, . ,u a, V , La uranue, uregow - - ). B. M IE L5R -Architect, room 17, New Holey Bldg. rnoSe Hdols71 UI-H'OX a Hl.OCJI. Architect, of fice lllii? Adams onveuua. Plans I and estimates wlH he clielull) V furnished. , I MWirAXO-THKUAl'V 1 1 DR. A. N. MAY1IJ.EMechanO Therapy Physician. Chrome diseases my specialty. Phyt'cal and mental acieiwe, diatetics, nyurotnerapy-ana: I' re.nch massaae. Pnone Bi'icK ziu. Rooms 1, 2, 3, t'oulidge buildinjr, op posite Star-theatre. OSTKOI'ATHIC. .. . . , . ' .i R MARGARET INGLE, Ostfopath. Physican-bpecalizinK in disease I of women and children. Hours 10 . ... . , - M j , D. to 12 a. n., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap pointment. Phones Office Red libl residence, Black 1231. 8.7 New Foley building. 4TTOIIMS1B COCHRAN ft EBHHHARD Uoo. T. Cocbrau and Colpu R. Dberhard, Attorneys. La Grande Natloual Bank Building. . ' R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. CRAWFORD ft BAKIN T. H. Craw- ford and Robert 8. Eallu. Attor neys a law. Practice lu all the courts of the 'state and the United BtateB. Office, West-Jaoobson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon. 1'IIYSK'IAX AM) SURGEON GEORGE R. VE1IRS, rhyslcian Surgeon.. Offlres In D. Whiting home. Elgin, Oregon- DR. HOWARD II. GREEN Giadu- a.te Yi-teriiiai;ian. 1302 liighth street, Iji Grande, Ore. Phono Black i2."'- F. L. RALSTON, M. D. D. .0. Special attention to surgery, diseases of women and children. Over Putman's drug store. Telephone Main 778. VETKUinAMI DR. H. W. RILP1Y Ornduate Veter Invrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madlsort Af . State HU.lllon Inspector and Inspector of stoc for shipment Home Independent Phone, Black 41; Farmers Co-operative Phono. Uatn 111 Fraternal Directory. B. P. O. E. ELKS, La Grande Lodge No. 4.13. I-odge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks. COLON R. F.BERHARD, Exalted Huler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. V-'OODM KN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp Ho.-169 meets every first and third Monday at Eaglea Hall. All visiting nelghhora wel come. Dues payable at the off'w of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., B a m., tu 6 p. m. ' J. J. MURCHISON, 0. 0 B. J. KITCHEN. Clark iODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 mueu on the first and third Thursday eveulua of each month la the K of P. Hall. Vlaltlng neighbors welcome. J. I. GHARST, V. C. -JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk REHEKAH8 Crystal Log fo. 60 meets every Tuesday arenlng la tha I. O. O. F. Hall. All vlaltlng mem bers ar lavlted to attand. - LETTIE M. GOLDRICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Kac. Sec. K. of L. ef Becnrny alt.- Cmll? Council, No. Hi, meets the aacoad and fourth Monday evenlDf at I o'clock at axle halL. Tla4tla4 membera are waicoraa. ABE HARRIS, Flni. (Uo. i. K. FITZGERALD, Pre tOTAL NEIGH HUMS Irla Cams meets eveiy aecond Frldaf aflut oon and every fourth t rld&y even- las, avery niorUt la K. P. hall. All te!llnr membera cordially velooifc I.rtL'ISE I.AMIRUM," Orarla MATiV I.'. WEST, In-order. r. . i:.w!.F.9, Ar.r.iri m- V'vt tvery Friday nigh, at J.ajiea Hall. ViiHins? m'fi,rfa atalcar , " Z X U T.Y, W. V. . A J. Ml.V,'t'c C Hope r-hapte 1tt. U,U S bo.S a;vaj Mtw m'iillr4 11 1 -! aal fmaie. .Wefa-a-itf el " ea '. ,4irn..ajjr- h FdlsVN' "tom4. , o'1 jt.vnNC 1..H ,! WiaY 4 eaX N-JC'aV.'te !',. aTiTV at. ve ViM i 5s i.ora aurde car mirmt stoldB 'i "jtu men(ra ary dneedat), Virrwst a. m. in v.ng-inw.au next th Flka' Bldg. on vOhlliKt8n At lalton aTways weome. DQi pay- Young's Sweets. '".'.' FKF.O SXOl'H, llo. HARRY 8WART.CJM. A. M.-O La Grande Lodge No. 41, a.P. A. M. holda regular meetings first and third Waturday at 7:30 p. lu. Cordial welcttye to til Masons. O ... CP M. HUMPHREYS, 9.ib, A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec, KNIor?TS $F PT1BIAS-Ri Croat Lod,u No. 21 piouta every Monda) ntiMit !n Castle Hall (K. of P. ball) A 1'ythliu welcome to ill vlaltlng Knlghta J. I: ROllERTSO, C. C. v BE I.1I.E (irtEENEfKfll. S. "I'Ll JAY .IT IS." . Th, hest place, to take your car II , t not work like It used to. The 'pHjindard Auto -Repair Shop, cornel Adaina and Fir. FJ. Cyr, Prop, HORSE LOVERS. .The horseback section 'pronise. to l,n nn nt thn ni-ni in,. til fi.-itiii-M. nf. ithe big Fourth of July parade. Those who ride Imrsehnck ami have not yet wi i)o m p W(, Bi.o inxi(ms ,o hiiV(, ' .... , , ,, allof you in the -parade. Phone Mrs. I. J. Srroggin. FOURTH OF JULY MITTF.E.. COM- EAGI.KS.1 DANCE Eagles' Hall, Thursday, June 2G, Erei -vboilv .Welcome. ... rao-2 At Beautiful, fall patterns and colon of the finest boxesjif high ciass sta ttcnery just now reccivel, are on sale at Silverthorn's. G-23-111 11,11 ,n,"ivrm w sxSaJwa r. . - - .... . . FAMILY DRUI) STORK CA aRANOC,ORCGON. "SmltU," is superior to any. other front lace corset, for without the XtnZi features no corset can pos sihly 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 A complete line always on hand, priced at $2.50 up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison : Oorsetiere ; ' Phono Red 3221 lies. 1702 Oak Street. able it One Thing You Can Do With a (Irivuitf h.'iilstorni bended your way wliiit tronld J'oli do to snye your erop ? 'Ati til'tci' tiio Titoi iT liid'p;iKKfd and beaten dow n t'verythin yoij bud spent tin- e'iitiie ri'Hir in raisinfr, vvlml l uuUl yoij itliout it,-.nni where ''uM you Ion, i'or1h' yenr's iuciiij' tlTut liil diM;4pin'ii!r(l under jnr vry 'V''? Wuli yul -irT.tit jireaa-rvf J';ur rrip fni . . tLniia;;' f Yu MiaTiJ nut. fWil j'ou n ihnv tln 'tTi- i,r g t it 1WV illfo UjmmI iTi'litinl, '). . . ..' . . (Vill 7'Oli TaaaVlrJailar"?"st !lS'aTl ! fitiat f ' CertWIyy'oaeciaM if u had tat- . if i:il is'i'aTirv Aatli fli !'?; 'leM V. lji'ar.SM"f;vs:vV. Ti;- !? ;-ou. "45iat(a,J4ii'vif3t u a a o U.KKKS' JPA.NCK The Brotherhood of Railing Cl rk : announce' Pholr firm syiiiuul ball, to he given 1,1 ,,l'x hull ilie evening of Friday, June 170. C-lG-fc J. Heal SJtin t)iseasii It is unnecessary for you to siO ewith , edema, latches, riicwor. relies Sid aimilar skin troubk-l? A little aenio, obtained -A ny dru ia:y?0for SEc, or $1.00 for cxtraubTye l( -t t ! and prompil) ;ipila-d ill usually i:ivc ir.itant relic, irom itcliiaj; tortino. It cl':uc at"! soothes the skin end lic;.b qi'U'kly ami etfectlvf Ijfmojt ti diseacsa. o' Zcmo is a womlcilol, penotratmn, tin appcarini; liquid and it siMiibinp. to tit. most dcli.'ate akin.' It U not gnwy, easily applied and costs li'.Lle. liet y today aui save all further tli:.'I'60 , The K. W. IJ.sc ti.. flen-lund. t tit Front I- tveed 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 than it should have, and consequent ly they appear to be five 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 and get a trial fit ting of the MODART front laced corset. " Pauline Lederle AS YOUNG AS YOUR KIDNEYS Tho nrrft of youth In ELIMINA TION OF rOlKONK from jour bn.ly. This done, you run live to be a hum! ml and eujoy the good tliiiiRs of )ifo ,tU ai mu lj "pep" as you did hcu In tha tirfugtiine of youth. Kt'ii your body 111 (food condition, that'll tlio niM-rut. Wfltirj the kidnnyH. They filter find purify the Mood, all of whitb blood pax sen throuitli thoni oiko tivaiy thrvn immites. Keep them clenn nnd In proper wnrkiriR tonrlition yiu have nothing to fear. lrivn the poifunioug nantt's find di-udly nrie? nchl tu t iiti iilji timm from your hthIoiii. TuUo iil)A MKDATj Unurlrm Oil :upmt1e( and Toil will Always be In good condition. Vm will feel strong and vikotouii, villi Heady nerve nnd rlaslh' must rn', (AHA) MICIUIj Ilimrlem Oil ,upih1c lire imported direct from U19 luburu toriea at Haarlem, Tloltand. They are ft reliable remedy wlih-b Las been used by the nturdy O11M1 fcr ever liOO yeara, ond baa helped them to develop Into one of Iho HtroiiKHt mid henrthlent racea of the world. (Ji-t them from your drutciriKt. Do not take a ' atihntituto. lu BtaJeJ jJickugva 1 three aixea. . - e O "Oe formers will hnvc a pi-Qic at there will he a picnic dinner, I ro the Union Pounty Experinyytul Farm KjnmWn the afternoon, next .Sntiiid.iy.fjunc 2H. Kveryon- in- B-24-.'lt T11E GRANOERS. fen A J START YOUR DAY RIGHT e . o . s h? partaking of. oitt trfoom- excellent HOT VAI'T?,KS fith Maple Syrup. "We use abso lutely 110'oiiipoiuiils or substitutes in our halc 11)'' or ittiokin&f. ' . . THE CITY, RESTAURANT. AND BAKERY Anthony & J.ibbiiis Props. fta u 9. ARM The Shoe that 'ivc3 you "ex ii a service every step Comfort every minute;." Ton pr;i( tu jl, cvi-tyo.iy wear f'.ir hsttntf cnihfort-for the lort of service you h.ivc u rilu toi-Aptvt look to die BuckHKn r Army Shoe. It will give you a new ific ollitie-cuinJ'urt -a new uiiderstjnJlitg ot Vhoe-econotiiv. M,ulc on tl.e famous Munsou I uat---rrum tup-yrade tnatcrijls by top-notch wuiUiicii. Worn by thuusaiuja of men in all W4IU oflite. Citt s pair tudtyl ,v At principal dealm on tlic I'-iiltic Ooi(. If your JrJcr ll nut aujiicJ, urJer direct (Votn M.nuf.cturcr. BUCKINGHAM & HF.CHT S.n Fr.nd.co La Grande Milling Company Bargains in USED GARS FRANKLIN TOURING, OVERLAND SIX, MAXWELL, CHEVROLET, ' FORDS, SAXON, Come, in and Look Them Ovm UNION MOTOR CO. ' i:H2 Jefferson .Avenue ' Mmm -and 1 111 w ; . ' ' : e r: . V- ' ) .. .5. II . , ... , . L- - v II n IO h it". - vt.i fa re tzs. sszsrrr . v -.-vi SI i, pkm UfMk (bast Biscuit m vittd Bring your lunch tucket. v KMECHT: pat orr, Sold in BFack GunmetaJ or Mahogany Calf or ln dianTanCalf. AMONG MANY FLOURS there is always on that wins wo men's approbation in n larger degree than the others. We are proud to say that old lll.l'E STEM flour is that "one." The test. is in the baking and eating. Women who know say it is easiet to make good cuke with our flour than with any other. A trial will prove them right. mm With Soup: bl'ollis. You will find Snow FT ViT Mf 11 m 9 Hakes satisfying in every particular. You t will enjo Immensely their delic'eltf salty crispngts Wnd rich textuti1. Don't ask for frackers, say'Snti I' lakes.