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MSIQEBADVERTISEHENTS
WAN'l'lJJ Miaoeilaiieoaa.
WANTKn Sinyt rrmm and milk.
. Illue Mountain Crauniery Co.
7-J 4-3yp.
WAN'RD Roomers and hoarders
; DUG Spring St. Phone M-787.
7-10-61
WANTED Place
O by i0nian wlji
1417U avenue.
ns
housel.eeper
) child. Call
7-9-ftp.
HELP WANTED Girl or woman to
, . cook on farm fr short period. 6ooP
wages, pply to Geo. Gekeler, R. F
). Np. 2. . 7-7-6t,p
W ANTKUSr- Kane rlenced
, era for it) feet dow
coyote liajoi dio'-fers
Quarry. J
.
lenced churn jlrlll-
n noie and
a Mar's
7-14-tf.
WESTERN OLD BINE LIFE .
SURANCE Co. desire reipresenta-
lives Mr Oregon. . Liberal on-
itraots. Addiwfas Box 884, Qbtwrv-
i er.
713-3tp
WANTED Wailr-
ess at
Home Res-6-30-t
WANTED-Gis to enter training at
the Walla 'vtalla hospital. Apply
. superintendent 4-28-tf
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
Observer office.
MACHINE ttEMSTITCHING done by
Airs. L. U . Norton, 906 Adams ave-
nue. First Mock west of postoffice.
Red 711. I .4-10-tl
MACHINE :
EMSTITCHING done by
Mrs.' E.
ickey. Latest model
machine.
16 Wash. ave. Phone
Red 151.
411-tf
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
property i! En'on county. No de
lays. Current rates. La Grande
Investment Cb.
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
ObserverNpffice.
FOR RENT-
pee cosy rooms from
$12 up. 16i
Adams. Phone Red
3901.
l-18tf
FOR KENT
FOR RENT-AEurnished
Call DairlanW Hotel.
apnrjment.
7-10-tf
FOR SALB OR TRASH
TAMARACK, and whrte pine wood
for isaleX $4,'(I0 a cord at the
' stumip. VUioJit 90 per cent tam-
, aiiack. o John Winn ranch, six
miles, froijiky Order at Hug's
Grocery. 7-14-lit
FOR SAlM:--Willow baby buggy,
buffet, itchen table, easy clia-ir
and bi'ilg ntove. Will sell cheap.
Mrs. J. COOPER, 1707 Walnut
st. ; 7-14-7t.
FOR SALE Cherries, 30c per gal.
Ion. Phone B 2031. 7-14-9tp
FOR SALE Six room houso with
two sleeping porches. Near high
school. Phone Black 1231. 7-13-tf
FOR SALE! rfpiise, with garage; also
piano. Black '8592. 7-1 ltf
A 1914 Paige In trood condition at.
$250. Call Red 3731. ' 7-8-7tp
FOR SALE Tiro
Black 3391. .
Jersey cow3. Call
7-10-7tp
FOR SALE Six m houao with
Hvo sleeping fco!nche: either one
i or -two lots. !f!ir high school.
Phono Black 1$31. 7-10-tf.
1231.
toitrii
FOR SALE
Roitna reed 'I.Uxii'y
baliy cflrrL
Gall Black 2341.
7-10-St
At Mar's Qil
ry there la
always
coydfo
7-10-tf
room for
rn drlllelib.
hole digger
and muckcis.
FOR SALE
3R .TRADE Steam
cwlng and 2
vlinder steam enplne.
Call or writ.
E.-H. Keoglo. 2104
North Ash.
7-7-tf
F.OR SALE At 'II HarterDavidson
motorcycle, inUirst claS5condition
Apply Obserw;Wffice. 7-7-tf
FOR SALE House and. furniture
.with garage. Black 3592. 6-6-tf
FOR SALE SeTewjfoot range for
mstaurant, hotel fr logging; camp;
in first clasi odition. Will sell
very reaaonabwMU. Lottes. 6-18tf
FOR SALE 01
et of lumber,
cheap; See
Main 711.
Kivette Phone
6-2? tf
FOR SALE CJfife Ford touring car,
, one, seven paaleuger Studebaker.
3o cars retentl ovei hauled,
rood Aires andlln Loot conditios)
Inquire Grande Ronda Lumber
O Co. RoUm) DeptVlione M-732. c
"'
6-29-tf.
0
0
LOST AND II ND,
0 insT fffithe.rocd to
Wundry,
laf 8 ft ,
prne 3 Inch
one hooked0crowbar. Call J- V,.
O toddard. Rd 9. 7-14-21
0L(?ST Camo pin, surrO'.nded with
.nvfVearlV t '& retur to ,nb-
QcnOr and Voteive liberal rwvard
LOS'l' AND KOUNU
LOST ORSTHAYEO A
two year
old liclfwr.
l)raikl L and S on loft
.v.
Wp. , RMuVp Vo A. F. Harris.
rMU
. - . - i
Kdule. Phoxj n 1792. o -7-9-tf.
'flOYAL M:i;illlOltS, XOTK'i;!
Neighbor Hi'ady, on or the dele
gsOos to the e ueoial session of Hie
Supreme Cr.aip will meet with us
Wedntaday evening at 8.: 3D o'clock,
at the home of Neighbor Mamie Wal
laoe, 2 IDS Oak arrest, and will ex
plain the no- iukurunre rates. All
bce'.'ficlal 'membO: ate urged te be
preterit. V 7-13-31
LOUISE LANDIMJM, Oracl.
MARY WEST, Rec-oi-dor.
Preserve your face, and havp your
plcturewaik don et Silverthorn's
Family Drug Store Modern Dark
Room. One day service ou printing
and developing. 7-7-3t.
FAMILY DRUG STORE;
LA GRANDCORESON.
Fraternal Directory.
B. P. 0. E. ELKS, Grande Lodge
No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to all Brother Klks.
' COLON R. EBERIIARD,
Exalted Ruler.
" '. A.. B.: CHERRY, Secretary.
VOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 169 meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
Hall. All visiting- neighbors wel
' coine. Dues payable at the office
of the clerk. New Foley Bldg., 9
m., to 6 p. m.
J. J. M.URCHI80N, C. Q
B. J. KITCHEN. Clark
JODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 nieeti
on the first and third Thursday
evenlngB of each month In the K..
of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors
welcome,
J. I. GHARST, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
RBBEKAHB CryBtal Lodge No. 60
meeta every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem
bers are Invited to attend.
N. G. OLIVE STANSFIELD.
Sec'y VIOLA C. BENHAM.
K. of L, of Security 'ML Emily
Council, No. 2 46, meets the second
and fourth Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting
members are welcome.
ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Sec.
J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres.
ROYAL " ' NEIGHBORS--lrls - Camfc
meets eveiy second Friday after
noon and every fourth Friday even
log, every month In K. P. ball. All
visiting members cordially welcom
LOUISE LANDRUM, Oracle
MARY E. WEST, Recorder.
F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, at Eaglei
Hall. Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
A. J. LARM, Sec.
0. B. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B.
B. holds stated communications the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each month. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
MARY A- WARN1CK, Sec.
L. O. O. M. La Grande I.ocge No.
850, Loyal Order of Moose holds
. regular meetings every Wednesday
' night at 8 p. m. In Eagle nail next
to Elks' Bldg: on Washington Ave.
. Visitors always welcome. Duos p&y
.able at Toung'a Sweets.
FRED SMITH, Die.
HARRY SWART, Sec
A. F. ft A. M. La Orande Lodge No.
41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular
meetings flrBt and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. ra. Cord.'ai welcome to
all Masons.
C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
KNIOHTS OF PTITTiab Red Croa
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda)
night !a Castle Hall(K. of P. hall)
A Pythtin welcome to HI 'visiting
Knights.
J. L. ROUERTSON", C. C.
DE LILE GREENE, K .R. S.
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery, 3 cents a pound.
OSTKWPATH IC PH VSK i A S
DR. J. JL,.. INGLE and DR. IAR
.GARHT 1NOLE Phonna: Office
Red 176lt R8." Plark 1231.
Rooms 35, 36, 37, 38. New 'Foley
building. ,
Professional Directory
. B. MILLER--Architect, roem 27,
New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871.
ATTOn.NETB
COCHRAN ft EBBKHARD 0n. T.
Cchran anal Colon R. liber hard,
Attorneys. La GrsrMe Nwtio!
Bank Building.
: a
R. J. GREEN, Attor? at La-
IHa.tiM in . 1 ('.(Mi ..H fnarst
courts. Office La Gr
rand National l
Bank Buildir.G
"9M
9
CRAWFORD ft lAFCIfl-T. HCraw-
(ord and Robert 8. Baking AUor-!
courts of the state and the United
State. Off lee, Woet-Jaoolsoo
Bldg.. rooms (-10-17, L Oraude,
Oregon,
I'livaciAX am) sriuiuox
OKORC1E R. VE1IRS, Physician-
Surgeon. Offices In D. Whiting
home, 'Igin, Orcein. 0
F. L. RALSTON, M. D. D. O. Special
, attention "to surgery, diseases of
women and children. Over PutStiin's
drug store. oTelephone Main 778.
,DR. HOWARD H. GREf NT OraiSu
ate Veterinad-lgn. 1302 Eighth
street, lA Grauje Ore. Phone
Black J2- '.
OR. . V. I1-H GraduaH totar.
latrta. Hospital, 1401 Hadlaai
Vt. Btatt Bullion' lapctor aar)
tnatactor of stock for. shlameat
Horn ladefcaHeat Phots, Bla
41; Vkrmr Gi-opimtlv Phoa.
Mala 111.
CO.'T,lt. .TO I US
W. C. HANSEN'
Contractor Brlcl
Coiiciet' an(j filft
Hiick, stone,
construction n
4lh St. '
specialty. 1307
7-9 to 8-9
SimiiPr Complaint in Children
Theiis not anything like so
many deaths from this disease now
us before Chamberlalm's Oolic and
Diarrhoea Remedy cirme Into sucli
general time. WV'i 'his remedy t
given withcastoroU as dlvooted and
proper carcis tak;n jib to diet, it i
safe to saythat Vn"y ninety-nine
oirt- of everyundned cobes recover.
Mr. W. G. CannbetlW Butler. Tenir ,
says. "I haveVisefi Chaniheiialn's
Colic and Diarrljor Remedy for
snminor conipluinVln; children. It Is
far ahead f nnytlfrng I have uver
used for thia purpose." Adv.
La Grand
pays the
407 N.
7-2tf
highest price
Fir street.
VoTICE.
e Alto Exchange
ftL- uied cars.
PhonV, llnin 700.
no "hofes" in it
I SI 1 Crown's uniform
ItMR 11 chain of boiling pointt
1 1 Mi ijjSffPji gives easy starting,
KfePI cplck and smooth ac'
ak celeration, high power,
fjf0yr 'onS mileage. Mix.
feM?' YV r tures have ''holes" in
I f& sF1 &fffi 1 tne power chain. Look
V 8&,sa'r s'Sn before you fill.
Cjs,Kf ST.'.HDARD OIL COMPANY
, R. MAXWELL, Specia
Gra
Clyde 13. Kiddle, Island City
Ilooverized Grocery, La Grande
Union Hardware Co., Union
Joe Pilcher, North Powder
ATirclts Rjinge
put your fortd in tlio
Clnii'i'h .or c;Wniing
jKinifi a (lclici(iis nit'iil, 1 tender and juiey,
awaits you am
saving of more t
sunnpi ion.
lilt is
1 FURNITURE EXCHANGE
J'hone Ulaek 1 1 Fir andTefferson
Jie.st Piiees Paid for tTHcd Furniture or
will I'xeliange for New.
CJe.-m w'otton Kags SiiHablc to Wipe Xlaehiwsrv, ra
Q3 ce-nti' a
It Gfgnde Evening
There Is always work for the able
and willing worker t Mar'B Rock
Quarry. Minimum, wage, l5o 7-?y
THERE Is always room for able and
willing qiuu-iy hands at the Mun
o Quarry. Minimum wirge la 15 a
day. 6-t! ISt
a('('ohii:o.n rt.iTixrt
Roliabln pleating, hemHtfti'lilug,
buiQun viivoriilg. cal.iJuBnn Mnt on
uRiqeet. When orde; lug seud thin
ad. Art ' F.ujbnddery - Uutuon Co..
birgan Bldg., Portland, Oi'on.
July 13-Gm
OtieoGood Sign.
.Tack had Just imti'rcl llu'flflh grade.
lYts former teacher of the fonPth grade
piet him nio day mid Hsked him how
ha pn-i'iit teni lii'l' liked Ois rlnsa. "I
guesn she likes ua alleilght," he said,
"fur she h. p taken the smile off her
fa w yet." ,
.What Vou Maka It. .
"After nil," . man writes.-"life Is
nn'rly the act of going to one's grave."
Nut much In thnt;.It Is. hardly north
pilr.tliig. Llfe.ls.luiig and'full of In-
ten opiortunl'..v Hid pletisure. Life
it- minted unjucily nnil .uutrutlifully.
IJ. W, Howe's Jloullily.
' Nature's Methsa'.
Nature lmltutes herself. A grain
thrown Into good ground luiugs fori If
fruit ; a principle thrown Into a good
mind brings forth fruit. Everything
Is (wilted and conducted by the same
master; the root, the branch, the
fruits the principles, the consequen
ces Puscnl.
Moral Purpose.
The greatest work lias always gono
baud In hand with the must fervent
moral purpose. Sidney Lanier,
What about those chaps and sun
bii'.n, eruekd lip,, - pimples on your
fare, cliaped bunds? You will find
canivholatum will bo the best for
such troubles tuid It costs' only '2 He
a Jnr at 7-7-3t.
FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A CSBANOC.OOCaON.
gent,
e
gent, Standard Oil, La
L. B. Kiddle, Imbler
Harris Grocery, La Grande
Hutchinson & Korstrom, North Powder
Joe Hallgarth, Klgin
(CO. f A A
no foal,no wood you
cookvv before going to
finjl wlien you cynio
not all, there is, a
r eent d fuel eon-
pound o ffl
jserver3 0
"nil ' r
piece of Ancient Meieor.
Meteorites of Indicated great S&e are
conspicuous ,!)' their absence from inu
semu collections, and It Is suggested
that such specimens may disintegrate
and disappear from the rocks wlthlu
a relutlvely short time after falling.
The British uiusiuiu, however, has late
ly ucqulred .a -slice- of smuewliat less
than a pound from a meteoric lrui
(hat Is believed to represent nu aucieut
fall. The slice Ik from one of two sliu.
liar masse that Oere found In Janu
ary, ItHiTi, wlihlii a few miles of0l)aw
son, Klondike, and that from their
psi9lon deep In the oldest gravels of
the district are thought to have rested
iftero since the Pliocene ago or before,
Kruni his study of the original speci
mens In the .Museum of the Geologi
cal Survey at Ottawa, It, A. A. John
sen concluded that they are part of
a - sliigle -meteoric shower of oTertlat-y
time.
- Dust Is Very dangerous.
All kinds o dust form dangers to
huimin beings. Not only does dust ex
ercise a. direct harmful Influence on
the tissues of the organism, but It Is
the chief transporting agenf of genus
of Infection ami contagion.
Dust Is composed of Infinitesimal
particles "of street mud nnil of refuse
.of every description which lies on the
surface of the soil.
Jlacteriologists say that these pnr
partlcles. when dry, are disseminated
In the ntmosphetre, together with all
the Impurities and microbes which
they may contain, and to which they
serve as transporting agents.
- Bloody Civil War Battle.
In ltiitl, on the Hint day of May,
the battle of Fair Oaks, Va., took
place. It was a small engagement,
hut In 'proportion to the number of
men engaged was one of the most
sanguinary of the Civil war. An ad
vance guard of the Army of the Po
tomac, numbering 10,000 men, was at
tacked by a force of about 15,000 Con
federates a few miles east of ltlch
.ii.nnd. The battle lasted a duy and u
half and resulted In n technical vic
tory for the northern soldiers. Each
hie lost more Hum 7.MG0 men In killed,
uinl-.it and uilsslug.
OIL
I
To Prospective Investors: -
jrany are familiar with the large returns from sueeessful oil operations. The
fortunes that have been made are fabulous and no greater have been made
than will lie made in the near' future.' ".-.' P n;iajfi 'AA il'cl
There i s a ehanee for a number of Oregon men to join in a ground-floor
proposition. A lease has been secured in a positively proven field. Oil wells
now producing border the lease. The oil in this field is high grade, selling at
present; at 17) cents more for each barrel than other oils.
Ttj is in a field that requires a 2800-foot depth to reach tlie oil sand, and the
.wells are pronounced lona-lived. Pipe lines are m
soon as oil is struck.
To those who would lik
things that are seldom o
First. The field is pro
time. "
Second. This is not a com
people to pool capital and put
from the venture.
.. ; Third. The lease and drill
j had -years of ojepcriene in the
''wells' 'in the -field." , 7Te is a 1
Oregon people, capable of giv
financially interested now and
Fourth. All money investi
accounting will be kept, rendt
Fifth. No salaries are to
and no expense will confront.!
cessnrv to the drilling and the lease ns
Tf you have ever had an inclination to invest in oil yon .could get no bettor
opportunity than this ground-floor proposit ion, for it will he handled hy people
who are .reliable in every vvay. -Usually 'the investor buys stock in a company
not knowing itsoffieers, its manager and unmindful of oil experience of anyonn
connected. Tn this case there r.i'e no officers at present, for th.fs is an invita
tion to people who honestly want. to drill for oil to come into an investment
which will be officered later and orgrfrzed in whatever way those.now infest-'
ing sec fit. '"O .' .
The drill is at hand, ready to work', but.it will not be moved on tle lease until
$20,000 is secured, for (bene is no intention of having a half-drilled well.
Tf yoii f(cl interested and want; to juin square people -in an -cSPfirt to make
money out of oil, now is your opportmilty. .
'-The oil field is one of tfie bit producing sections of the rnid-continent fiekl.
It is non experiment, and no"one is asked to assist in brjng'vng in a flow oil zojie.
WitJi oil beiog produced in large fiiantjties adjoining Ijiis lease, wfllvpipc lines
in, the onlv chance that is being taken is to drill m an'oillvell, which ccgtatnr-
looks more than promising when the surroundings are
sPleas address, stating the nnwmnt you are. willing
1.
fi Alt.
13 - -
Happy Hunting Qriund,
CO
" Sign dS farm. in Kansas "Uuntara
Tuke Notice: Hunt all you durn plensio
and when you B-nr Qhe horn blow
come to the house for dinner. If tiff
quail are scarce kill a chicken or two,
and If you can't get any squlryls kill
a Oog." llostouj 'Transcript.
Observer advertising wfll bring re
suits.
A classified nd 6"lii
urine result.
i0 YOU WANT your
will cc?ftaily do so when yor breath is bad.
There is no excuse for luiyorle having a bad
brertth. It is caused .by'disoriierspf the stomach
ts'hich can- be corrected' by ta!Jn Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many have bee'n permanently cured of
sto'viach troubles by the use of these- tablets after
years of suffering. Pike -25 cerits per bottle.
DAY
J. C. ,HEN RY
Residence Undertaking Parlor
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED
2M1ALMER
Phone Call Main tW
GROUND FLOOR
OIL OPPORTUNITY
eo invest, Tiei
btVinable in i
vcA. The lei
se adjoins oil
laced in an
monts at all
cc)l for the
lent except
it is developed.
i-iet , fcf . ifv v 1
ftany to stB
(hWn n v
inV will 1 c
oil biisiiie
nail thortj
iiifArefere
will give
:d will bo
I'ingVslaiy
be piivt ili
he invSrftn
OTLDF-VET-OP-MENT, Care Observer,La Grande, Orc.n.
IS
THE FORTUNE
.PRODUC&R-
O , .Borrowed Dlgnlf. , ..
She "lloesn't s Charles Q,k dis
tinguished In thut'OHI.divss suit?"' He
-"Hon- roiitiOhe help Ul That outfit.
In lt! tlily ,haf Iteen on the Imcka of
three,' foidtiall "Wiptains? two edilorirj
niUjl 'the leading man In Pair Inst al
lege , proilucllon." Stuii?onP Chnniir-
I 0 0 o o i
o J9 -j
Butter -Wrapper printed at the
IBS
,,ll IL '
'K- It
frds to avoid you? They
AND NIGHT
Day and Night
OIL
and market is positive as
7. riu
1
e are n few things to be remembered
1 investments: , '
production at the present
1 stock, hut a chance for a number of
1, benefitting from what returns come
under supervision of a man who has
is and has , drilled in some of the.-bent,; :
ighly honest andJis known to' Eastern1
ices that would satisfy anyone. TTo is
lie work his individual attention.
Oregon bank and perfect
times.
labor in drilling the well '
the essential expense -ne-.
considered.
o invest;
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