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o o .S. p o WAT) . in A li'cV' O-- ' ; . .1 i. 11 O o o .1 !i j V 1 , .00- o o err . o o':: QMIEWEIIffiifR AMfcJj MUKuIljuieoufi O o A.i I W Mr 'r; tr " i '' ,tll I prop ly-.tl, U-al'o lit. sa iool .of i::tn, i-nnhl lie rw i. rle , t i I . K pin poi' T A '( OltIM oO When this leal,-,! lo'O -prlnkilut. hmOs oitlv ii'. 'illow Rol i 1I1I0O phi,,uj 0,r oil O ill: ootid and I lU-t: Oiling Sunday, Jul' 17, 1'JlO ImloVroiOniir, 01, sit lien im to diet, it i,ull water u: re-ftllng i0 oil, I mini ! cii,i-st. In n 4iJ4liiK wil tills lolly ninety-nine iii'T. u nouses to um .!; lor rrlsa-lad. Agt j:ujbrolaVr.v a llnl-oii Co., I'l.lVl'IMi , horn yi.i'i i:.g. :Q-kui' Vent on oi'iiu'rii-ifU V. WA.TId We ham sevHialibuy..L) fr cily alli ,.(l!iB iniopy. lf yours isgfor Mile; list wii Is anil wn im !..,, llllWill'ft i il, ,G.wli-,(. A- oL'nn.P IM l.A.N'e'Y KAVIXliS C. 7-27-ii . r-V LOST Two (;i9,,n!i. P"- s. hi: W'.i :- Row..:,! :. Mr?. I'i'.on,? .hundred cu-os lecover I II . V. li.'iuHiilifll ot Untie. Tfim ,monili. mid iyt.-e gH: .."i siillnf I !..ays, "I lkv.-'..ils,K Ohiuuberlalr',. in 'vi'ii iiiiiiiliredViAos to usu v:i k'olle ani n.:fimu liemcdy for ht lor In ig.mli: aiSjtpi Inkling i"i . oiinui"i rotni'Vi'V' in children. It l0.'n da- ol' 1 1 e e 1110M II. and to u-o '"it ali..:,l of a.hii'.i I have eve v.alor :Or )iir)i:ii"i-W!o, t J i . - :oil f this puSw'. Alv. jhoiim of 6 p. i,e and K V 111. ailv. or'prinkiim: offwidd davof the , Moi'it.rn. if,,!., 0 7C1 .'ANTICD -Astgiiter boys.e must Jre Hi veuisNiiffigi' and own wheel. SlHjdy woikVJr right bo,s. VS st ern Union, 7-20-tf Hoi'seh'dd Hint, To nniki' it !. a;v Hit, r. liilsr A I::;-.:" 1,.,T pot :1 won tl: .!, wi'h : B. ill'oliw. (Wr n 111, .1 ' 1. ,.., 4 . f ANTED Fbr our will at natuw ! wl.-r.-.l rliarinal : i"i (Vi:ivr. one exniTieiA'cil sawyer and one m I""' 1,1 " " -""-rr.-l I.tlST s:i'l'0:ii,l fo, a tr fv J. l'.Xyi'ii o A , ,! ; ijlnR li0!l marked villi i sv.alloiv u in lip ot loft eara'ii I my p. miM:ss sine,' .May lsi YV. I i;n::d. , 7-2:.-'.' i ( 'ti.lillltiM lain Coll'.' mill enu-ily Diarrlioeii "I'iOis i.frfh Her 'ity ,Uiinani' hy a fine and tlu' s!iuti ler. 0. J. lift r.K, Water Sun). . JOHN rul.l.lKK, city Mainaui" two rarriatfl ridms. l'liond 01 Write lo t)re;n Limiber Co., Hates. I or JJakerh rid(in. "-"Ju-if WANTED 5irl to enter training at the Walla Wala hospitaL Apply superintendent. 4-28-tf WANTED Clean cotton raus suitable to wipf machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. L.HNorton. 906 Adams ave- . nue. I"istJock west of postoffice. : c0ij tiea ILL. ly Two III- till',',' stl,'-. 'ru. U;, lllerlns tlirom.'ll 111- ,1 ;Ti-nl r 1 fn.m all li:tnf'. . T11.. rl'r ill flvnM lie rliaticil ewry 1.1: aonlli'1. 1 This mi'di -lr-,, always wine .the '!:o.ni opinion ifi not t!i praise of , ill.-' wlui 11V jr. T-y U wh. 11 )ouj li.iv.- if ,-,l,f Jh u reineily. I Wh, table Optimistic ThouQht. 'I, , in! t".n anoil., i it'll lllli,-- l:i:o. . Summer Coniidaint tJuirKly r.eleni'd "About two J'(-wi:s ai'o wh, n ?t'-r-foilii!; from a somji-h atiark ot sim,- nier oniplaint, I 4ook (.'ii:im!iu-r:.i:uV and l)i;ia rhp.'a itomoiiv .1:1.1 it 4-lu-u ieUey.-(l mo alliuf: ii: -1 .in! !y." wnt s (.Mrs. Ileiiry J -v.i tt, c.a: It Mn;s, N EMSTITCHING done by y. This Is an awll-m 1.11..-:.- or Latest model 'i-oiic ami li:. .,'J.oi u and shonl.'. I:' Phone ic'pt at hand i.y ev. iy famiiv. 4-11-tflAdv.. 1! ,!s for T':: x... 1 he le. ft l-l'l A. in:'i Avenue, La i.;nl. tin.;. -on iili! :,:u 11. in., A'rirust Watch the Intake ltnisl vilv, for leaks. Tlu :Janl uto IU'tair Shop, conu'i k.ilf iikiUi- them si;af pivinj; you niori' on gasoline. MI). t'VK, Prop. Adams ami hii:hi'st pi 1 9 street. V V e Tiofi l'oi'tland, O'iion, Jul' lS-tini V sows. . e Atto Ivxehanpe pays the fir us. eaiC -lOT N. Main 7W.. 7-rb' Kltic 4llt soaps of the very b.'st at prices all should he nhlo to afford, vou will find Ihi'in laiiie iiinilitl" at Tly -'-'.'.-tr lAMILr U J J I w - LA GflANOC.ORCGON. a "''V-t' CAT- W (Cft flMX yA f If You Are Seeking a Restaurant o where tho pleasure and comfort of its guests are the first con sideration, we suggest a visit here. Kor here you 9ill find n welcome, well cooked foods and courteous service, whether your order be for an elaborute dinner or a simple lunch. Why not to 1 .Csiv Restaur;! fit & RaUptv I j , j t - - j -m j ipcrly, tlifcav vcr ur.,1 llliK. TO IH'll.lIlM; CIIX- j 7- IKAl KiliS. 1 , 1 tiie eivciion of .a Mnnuali VOTK'E TO TH 12 .PI' 111 .10. ' ! r II -iir-ir. for Sch.io! I'i :'.:-t Owing to high prices of feed and la-1 !' i'r.oii County, O.'-on, wiil :1(,-, we will be compelled to raise our i n i a: tiie i.mkt of M e link ,, , ,,... ,, milk i-onimi ni'itiir Aucust 1. to cents ft quarts and !l cents' for pitits. I, 1:.'.:'. '!: ir-- an so- - il'ieali. seeio.o tile i.'lue c,f tl 01 tti " the sl'ii of ifo.lit MACHINii; Mrs. E. C Tiickev. machine, but Wash, ave, Red 151, V MONEY TO I4OAN Ou Improved property In Union county. No do lays. Current ratea. La Grande Investment C., WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observe? office. FOHFlENT cine, j two and fmu- fur-: nisired roonisN. i'hone Illacl; lii!2 ; 7-2-t-tf. i V- FOR RENT-A 1 5 on tf.Vl I -1" .yr .; 3901. V A -flne.i ,lSJ X f r1 .Nice cosy rooms from 1-lStf Ho n't fnrr-t alio'.tt l)Oxes of' i lie mm v liuf st s; all la'.'st (inis. You v,ll at Si!v.'i :!in! n's. I , J If I-". .' -14 t. FAMILY DRUG 5TORE L.A GRANDCOWCGON. SmiH('r Cmtiplainr Tn (liihlti'ii Tho o is not anyiluinr like s many dvaihs irotn Ih:1- UiVoa:-! now'nf i lu as Ir fo'e C!i:iM)l-i'r! ;:n's ijc. anM ' r im; 1 ' (Taut.- Hu:;J.c,i i.M;- lo .Silicol 1 I i :i;ir:i!i! . t t),:,t I'-wL 1 r 1 , ......... I. J. will i ! . j 1 10 ' o :1H'J l!or-c pre'..v the plans and j r I'ion- y io 1 Ti... S.iiool I'-r-' f find tii1':-: ;o n.-ci-pl or r, - -L !y 7-.'::-tl .-i.i.niil,, ,1. ( U.S :.!-j-J7-'.,s-;,'i-::n-::!:.i-2 ! yo'l'li I'i TO v At a sion Ir' I'M!'. I 1-1 may he J eieik le. .(Hi. ji'onipr.n.iv oy 11 sum 0, s.it'li.i;;' Iloilurs) niade pay- iist.ct ivo. 1, as a ueicssi'ul Irildi'i raet at'i'or.linv; to ieation-:. ri'si'i-yi-s th ' '-lit y er ail 111 'i;v -a! ; .'ii.i;i:vxni.i)S Clerk. II. M. Tl'I.LKY, WM. I'.EVEKACE, K. CAUTNKI!, K. E. CiltOUT. 7-21-1!t,p. ATI I! I SliltS no," (tiio: of th'i city coniuiis !,l I-1, iil.iy eionin;-'.. July "f, ! was ordered -hy rosiilut ioji niii'.i'sion, Itiat until fnitli wa'er fronl the city loatna SAL, 3 Oil TUAPB FOR SALE ' call lied ix room house modten, 7-27-(it TV no THK GAUAGi'S in Wa.llowa .u.Uv j have been aVndjare closing at i o'clock and ml Sunday, hut l.a Grande peopfc' lean pet vhat t;:cy, need from us yiy time. 0. K. Cu- j age, Enterprise, Or. 7-27-:?t ! VOU, SALE OR TRADE KO wrs of. fine saw timher, 10 miles soui "ea.t ; of Elgin; price $10 per acre. Want; 5 or 10 acres near La Grar.de, not to exceed -V'00. Pyramid Lnr.d t'o.,. 1.114 Adam. Ave. 7-JG- lt,p to R S A EE Al' f i to' t o r ard oil' stove. Call HJaclft 1482. 7-27 If One acre trnctV juv t outsido ciiy limits, nearly Wwl house, willi fuil hasenicnt, spkMiijid soil, wai'-r rijrht. Pricfj Ali'.f.O. T-rna. Ki:- CUK1TY EANDV SAVINGS C. , II A V IM TIIE feHOCK- Wh'-at anil wild oat h.;y; sprecn, nlcly cured, hound and e;y to handle. Only three miles frV'pi lown- T!iis 1. fine hay and cheap at ?1. J. i-' out of every ds!!ar col lected! goes to pay cur '''""I r" ,7? (ft, CiTi fli I ? ii iii 'j jf.,;- 's L ul iu. i i 8. I I'ilY, -Main li. 7-27-St FOR SALE Telie fiv-pass-.'nt.vr roadster and al: o Velie four-papsi'ii-per roadster, i ml lluk-k roml -tin ; all in fjood ' CMitlrlion; bargain if taken at once. Im Cramle Carafe ('has. MeCrary, Front ' V. V VA te .'v .!-V' v , i r FOR S.VI.E-piano. -Hod vith (r.'it'tiiri', al.-;o T-iiO-tf FOR RALE O119 Dwrins binder. In eood ronditiou. lso 2 pood work hoists, would trf.de for hoi's. i'a' tle. or sheep'. O. C. K.'eshiuari. I'hone I-'arnj. FOR SALE TV'ti rtinm house, corn er Sixth and Ny Make pood .looin inc house. fVflluahle toiimls. Call llhuk 1472." FOR SALE SprliiK feblekens and lahhits. I'bone lilak 1 11 1 2: 7-2 ",-.r.t FOK SALE OR TH AllE si, 3.M 'swing and 2 cyLartor Meant enr'in" Call er write T.. It. K-aslo, 2 1 I North Ash. ' 7-7-1 ' FOR SALE Seven-foot ranjre for restaurant, hotel oc logrjinp camp; in first class conation. Will sell very reasonable' "U. Lnttes. C-18Lf FOR SALE 10". 0" fct of lumber, rheap. See W B.-'Kivette, Phone M.ain 711. C 23 tf FOR SALll--Tli.Tro!i-libr d Fkmisli niani rahutis. leif.'.ip. If taken al once 2!'ly N j 4 1 ll or after Jul'' 2. lr:oc !UIJ Ni le tt .v.f. FOR SALE rm houie with two aleopiniA pot'bes; either ono or two lots. N'4r """'""'I Phogn llhuk kt- J"1"""' Ff'R SAI1 OneFord t.iaV.E ear, one .ven passnn-er tMuiien.iT. . I'.otli cars : re-fit :y ove-hiuled, go- tires nd.ncood couanion. , Inquire G wild" Ronde Lumber j Co.. ne-ail D- 1 P""e M-752. I J8- ring. Alrpljne Wo-k Workers Ir-h- "'i "" r ' 9l.ntetOi.H.:.tf 'k"- C generallfcwlilOa f ' "I but It Is not m;::.- i-nily proie LOalsruiiuir. .atsorc.rr.cri1 jafis-Ti vr,--i-.i ,-ir p t-r tKeMSmaomeif I ; -J v v V- V ' I r::',;::T w lice , j - lj;. i-"-, V".-.' ! " - "; j ' ' i r- ; A ; : : Irvv. t iV '- - 1'. -- 'I A:''; I ' i ! i ' if a I- i ! i I : I , ' ' . jr.: -r.rr-; . 1 1 .''YC' -rV . t:r,n ' bra 72r- : . 'V N"'' "1X' . . , Vvf1' -..'.wfNN .om faefpnes n the pJZi--:As ,'- o''Ct.rv'r rns3t,3. f, f -' . - i ( a Ss.-t&f - , 1 WM.r i v V - ?.i , : si . -: " " r' 'i .. ' :., 1 f , - -v si - ' a, e, " O "hi Ti l! l "...1 O Oi J .T'fo.-In f -.1fl& O WHY LOOK OLDER THAN YOU E? It is Etonlsiiing how mnny women through luck of atten tion are wearing corsets that give a more mature appear unco to -the figure than it should have, and conseiiucnt ly they appear to be f ivo or ten years older than they are. It is possible to readily im prove that condition if you will mine to our corset de partment nnd get n trial fit ting of the Ml) DART front laced corset. Pauline Lederle GRAIN and STOCK FARM WAN A, HE D KPHMW ' One ljtrjjo com Two prosperous os near J ie islown their well pitviii'' l randies is similar to me n resemliles " S.i lid rid ltc " J'; 1 liavo til Mer elienis who nav lev am Walla Walla alley on strieily emiservative ea I'nllv, aditressinr' liinalVn 1'iirrlL or two separate farms will be considered, s Moiitiiua rjirv-liers, who have two of (lie best producing raneb- Jlfitar,a.:ii'e 1 raveling with ir.c and arc ready to trade uitAliir tiino- lirooerties in h.'istern Oregon. One of tli ar;s near Summervillo. sub-irrigated: tbo oilier , "iVy farming system." ify AjhI farm proei"t.ia in the Willamette Vnl- IrVdefor properties' here, lixehansres jd.-kIp (ale j.riec and describe accurately and WILBUlfF. BROCK, Care The Observer, La firande, Oregon. im nun in h jut m iiimimiii mil nn i'miumIiI'i GROUND FLOOR OIL OPPORTUNITY To Prospective Investors: Many are familiar with the large rcf urns from successful oil operations. The I'm! lines (hat have been made are fabulous and no greater have been made than will hi: made in (he near future, There i s a chance fur a number of Oregon men to join in a ground-floor proposition. A lease has been .sei-urcd in a posit ively proven Held. ,uii wells now producing border the lease. 'I present at 7") eeiils more for cadi It is in a field (hat, requires a L'HOO- foot, depth to reach the oil sand, and tho long-lived. I'ipe lines are in and market is positive as i- il 1 l 1 11-.. . l icon, iii nils neiii is ingu grane, selling at barrel (ban olher oils. ,wells are prunoiiiicci soon as oil is st ruck. ti invest, here are a few things to be remembered laiuable in' oil investments: To (hose who would Ink thinirs t hat are seldom o -The fit Id is proven. The b use adjoins oil production at the present ; t . 'i !'.-.(.- time. Second. This is pot a company to sell stock, but a chance for a number of people to pool capita, and put down a w ell, benefitting from what returns come from -the vent ore. ' ' . Third. The lease abd drilling will 1 e under supervision nf a man who has bad years of evperieneein the-oil business and has drilled in Rome of thft.be.st wells iii the field. les a man ( lioitoiighly iKnHtsf. ami is known to Eastern Oregon people, capable Af civim,' refeicicest.bat would satisfy anyone. He is financially interested n and will niv,- tho work his individual attention. Fourth. All-money invoked wdl I ii idaeed in fin Oregon bank and perfect accounting will be kept, ly.tnleriug si a) eitient s at all times. Fiflh. Xo salaries aid tobe pai-l ce,t for the labor in drilling the well and no expense will confrihit (he inves'nient except arv lo (he drilling nnd Tf vriu have ever, had :i ' I opportunit v (ban (his gro: V.lio jn'e reliable m cvevv jv.'.'iv k liowiug i1.1 of rii'Cl -. if j 111': c ii,"ect cd. I-il tiii-; ease t lie re ie essential expense lie- he jlease as it is developed. inclination to invest in oil you could get, no better id finer pn position, for it will be handled by people , . .-iia'lv I ue investor buys stock in a company pa "er and unmindful of oil experience of anvono I'm no officers at present, for this is an insita- GrWk" : in superior to j iv oUier fropt lace corset, ,i for wiujiout i 'thu Vc.;',. J feature no oorset can po.'f Ujly hi just as good, ft ont.'iiiii tlie iiiasfej- L.eeh (if S'ieiit ifjc construction. . 3 You do not sflcrifi'-e com. itf fort fejvll'i and yo'i do not sacrifice; Ttyh; r'nr comfort '.tien vou wear " , - . r . if w i r.t afiP . Jv4 i wil.'U'V'tV 5V ro,Vlcto nlwnvson 1 ,ms. i (Bui. ramson ia" r ail tioii to people who honc-'t b v.Tid to d'ill for oil to come into an investment rg.-ii'zed in whatever way those now mvest- which .will be officered h: ing see fit. The drill is at hand, r'.'jdv to work. 1-uf it svill not be moved on the lease until s;'0.Pf"J is -seen red. P'l' tb'Jre is in inb ntion of having a half-drilled well. If vou feel iiileroMed fliii'l wanf lo j,,in sijuare jwople in an effort to make money oufjOf.oil, now i ' ypnr ot,,poi;f iii ify. The oil field is.m ' "' "!" hig !"''"bi' iug ectioiis of the inid-continent field." Tt is ii...eK riineiit and no one i e-ked to assist in bj'iliging in a new'oil zone. "With oil'be'wir produce, in birge iuaiil il ics adjoining ibis lease, v'itUpipfj lines "in, the only chance thai is being takeik is to drill in an oil wcU, which certainly looks more than promising '.when Uie sri'i'inindings are considere'k 1 lease address, stating (heunount you are willing to invej. 0 a ' o (pll, IH-'.VETiOI'MKN'Xsi 'are Observer, L.-T.rjranje, Oregon. OUIeJtUCiO O lest - A Yi H ( i .."i t: 'A H O c 5T TffB JF.ORTUNE" PROSUtjER. 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