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TFEDlv F.sDaT, "-0 FITS -til I-P.i- n. list be ncconnianie.! 'oy O 'ert:fieil i bvk of th-? silnToi S iM'.'.'U O O'l-'ee ltu:idi'd l)olhir) made pay o al.lo to S.hool Uiitf.et No. 1, as a iPirnl thatit Vast flvo Loufll should olwjys ei.iie betnvcin ninali so at to (rive the frtod mili itoe 1o cli ent and the stomach oer(od of :est bejjiv a m-oond meal TiyUiken Then if you eat nif nio:e thaioyoii i'OW ami Jjike-a reasonable nnlount of excelse evojy day ygu will Vol need to worry aO.mt yourppetftii When the loss of appctiie bN,ini.-Al by constipation as is often theSiwtj. that should be corrected art once. A dose of 'hantborlain'e Table: will do it. Adv. . . i Jed yeajjh? bull mnrke;l wtih given with cast.ir oil as tl li net aI an l!cr. "I har iwed Chamberlaln'i proper rare Ib taken w to diet.Vlt !i jColle and Diarrhoea Remedy for safe (o say that fully nlnoty-uine j suminBr' complaijit In children. It Is oiHif every hundivd cime recover i fur ahenil of anything I have ever Mr. V. CI. Caiijj.bell of Ilutler, Tonn , used for Nils purpose." Adv. n q - - ; ' H 1 ' i swauo- i'.fi in i;p oi iftk ear on my p. ' iuises since .May l't C . lioad. o ;-;:,-titp guarantee that tlie surcfsful b'd-lei will enter irT a contract according to the plans ana specifications. The School Voaril reserves til 'Vlit to accept or reitct any or all pro:o3l i submit!.- O'HAS. II. ltK9.0I.PS. Clerk.0 .AI27-28-29-30 1 ;A 1 -2-3. 9. . . WAMfcU Miscellaneous, True tcaiumy. Kci.n i!'.v illlsic in.i in g out nrcih-d llilnj.-s n n , li tiv nil tiling, money In. iml. il, to t oatntierlahrii t'nllc mid liarrhoea Itemed)- , o This medicine olw.iya win? he rood opmfon if not the griilse of thou who use lt,( y K when you have ttied of tuchui ro'iiedy. S" minor ('oniplatinyn Oityi-rn Thv fn,t nnytlififf Uko so many tl.'inh8 from Ihm tlisoiwe now ah lvore ChamberKdn's Owlic uml ?S Wllll lll llsllliJ I lie best Iiid'. 13 yo yild. wantngvork o fiirm. Can jlVlve header. A))l WANTED flf.'in Cuttcni Nags SuitalJIo ttt Wipe laclrinery, o 3 cfiits a pound . -La- Grande Evening Observer 1.111 Aiiaiun A'ciiue. lill. V I'hone llliiek possible mlvantii'.'. NO'flCK TO IllTH)IM: . .HOY, 14 yearn olil sants Job. THe ilione Hod liiil. 7-2i)-if WANTEIl-Foili- men at Mars' Quar ry, $5.00 pd:iy. 7--tf o WA.VTEIl Oirl woman to .do house work andAjp with cliildien must hve rr.-reMo. Iti'd S!i52. 7-2'V.f. TRACTOHS, IVAs for Vie erecfum of n Trjiiii.' H'.'iKJins. .-for Sr..i! Manual liis-.-iet m, will Loss gfpprllto j N'o. 1. of Uifoi County, O..-;: be received at rbe ffice of at l'-'i'l Ai'.nnis Vwnue I. a Oregon i.i.til 5:lji. m., A l!il!. r!: nf and sp if uat io-.-s vi -K Anyone knowlni; the wheienbouts of Claro Hughes, nolify his father V. J. Hughes. I'hone farmers IS. 7-!SlGt-pd. e elci.ft e As aieiiral tu tliere is nothing nl appeiite nn.l oi oi;fc- eat wi v days you will for youimeals ions ttholM a 1 : it you sicip ame: Dlarrhncn Uomo.dy . mine Into biu'V poneial ns. When thlrtemely Ui may I f ; 'ii- iJs n ay fiiAf ;U'rl; lysion tt.-ne when ni"."l tin.: i seeuieo i.t the office of th j depositiop t!ie sum of fr.i. roii'S. Hoar In WANT All will rto n WAN'TKD Capable colik, woman, wants position on lanch or with cook wartou. Ifeferences. Aptd; 1:114 Admins Avenue. I'hone Ulack 12M. in WANTKD Waitress tan rant. at IJome ies 7-27-lf WANTK1) To rit good ranch, hay or grain preferred. J. O. French, Kl gin, Oregon. 7-28-(it,p WANTED lleflsenKer boys, mu.-.t be 16 yeatsNof lage and own wheel. t Steady work yer right boys. AYest ern Unlon.- 7-25-tf 1 WANTED FoK our mill at Bate? one experienced lawyer and one two carriage Vrld'ue. i'hone write to Orcgoul,uuiber Co., Kates, or Baker, Oregon. 7-2U-tf I 01 j 01 ill WANTED Clls to enter training at iS the Wulla Walla hospitaL Apply uperintendeni. 4-28-tf j WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cevls a pound. ! Observer office. v i MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by 1 Mrs. L. H, Norton, 906 Adams ave nue. 1' lrskmock west oi postottice.- Red 711. t 4-10-tf GRAIN and STOCK FARM WANTED One large roinliiiiation farm, tr two separate farms will lie eousidercd. Two prosperous Molilalia ranchers, who have two of the hest iroihu-iiig ranch es near Lewistown, Montaira. arc traveling. with me and are ready to trade" their well paying plants for going properties in Eastern Oregon. One of tint ranches is similar to 1he best farms near Sumnierville, sub-irrigated; Ihenther resembles '"Sandridge" farms, "dry farming sj'stem." 1 have other clients who have city and farm. properties in the Willamette Val ley and "Walla "Walla Valley to trade for properties here. Ex'chamres mado on strictly conservative cash basis. Stale price and describe accurately and fully, addressing WILBUR F. BROCK, Care The Observer, La Orande, Oregon. MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuakey. Latest model machine. 906 Wash. are. Phone Red 101. t ) 4-11-tf i HONEY TO LOAN On Improved property In Union county. No de lays. Current rates. La Urandr ; Investment CoV WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. FOR KENT FOR RENTtAa) plr.no, call Blnck 11S2. 7-20-tf. J'Olt Ki'..N I unli large roum, miii- a a.ble for lady orpentleman wi:-h- y lug to do lilit niousekeeping. or could be n.: ranged for couple. Call Darland Iloteli GROUND FLOOR OIL OPPORTUNITY To Prospective Investors: v.r -2'J-tt. FOR RENT Nice' cosy rooms from $12 up. 1510 Adams. Phone Red 3901. V l'18tf FOR. 8AI.B OR TltADB FOR SALfiVone the ion wagon scale with jBlrJforms and tinibe-s In good andmiirert condition. $75, J. L. Mars. ar'Quary. 7-2S-",t. FOR SAI.E Hampshire hoar, four teen months Xfid. Earl Zumlel. 7-2S-C1 FOR SALE One 3 3-4 wagon, two sets heavy harness, set of dinine chairs, two rooking chairs, ben springs and cook stove. 1112 Firs' and A. . 7-2S-f,t,n -r FOR SALE Si call Red 324 room hou.-e nm!-;n, 7-27-i;t FOR SALE llousc, with garage, also pinn'o. 'V 7-20-tf FOR SALFa Oae Deerlng binder. In p.ood eondttioji. Also 2 good work ,hoisps, would trado for hors, cat tle, or sheepj ' O. C. Flesbman. I'hone Farm'43. 7-2:!-tf. FOR RALE Sevr!vfoot rnnpfi for 1 restaurant, htej or logging camp; jf - in first class i condition. Will sell very reasonabla U. Lottes. 6-lSlf " . ) . : FOR SALE 100,00 fret of fcimher. cheap. See IV. K. Kivette, I'hone Main 711. ,,,,,,,,,, .siuil.CI W: R. Kivette, Phone I1 6-29-tf FOR SALE Six room hnuno with two sleepln; ponlies; t.'itlier one or two'loU-! Near hisli school. Phono niacyi 1231. 7-10-V. FOR 1fcLE One Ford touring car. mie seven fcissenger St'4ileba'er. Both cars recently overhauled, good tirrand in gool0 condition. InqiilrS r.rnivle Ronde Lumber Co., Retail Ipt. hone M-7H2. o-29-tf. FOR SALE A 20 roonj, 'oomini , house, grl locnon, pood S-pu taion. flood bisine . liarron, small cr.sll payiii'.'rii'.. i.rniv ni.ni. llf) nr nlllhl lill': pi a 4 rnn AI.E A modem, five-room g - - m laj a-erient. 1: house, full ba street, ar : Second 9 It.p I IX)ST AND l Ol ND LOST Two keys, brr?s t.H ,' ' H Gi'lman. !)02 Wajhir.gtnr i iione Jack 3532. O.-warl Zl-V p Oi ocTSi.lWiomil for a truck. ti--'f P raiiy are familiar with the large returns from successful oil operations. The. fortunes that have been made are fabulous and no greater have been made than will lie made in the near future. Tliere i s a chance 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 t it is field is high grade, selling-at present at To cents more for each barrel than other oils. It is in a Held that requires a 2SOO-foot. depth- to reach the oil sand, anil the wells are pronounced loim'-lived. Pipe lines are in ami market is positive as Boon as oil is struck. ' , To those who would like to invest, here are a few things to be remembered things that are seldom yb.tainable in oil investments; First. --The fh Id is proven. , The lease adjoins oil production at the present time. Second. Tin's is not a company to f ell stock, hut a chance for a number of people to pool cap.il id and piu down a well, benefitting from what returns come f'lMm the ventnre. Third. The le;v- and drrllin:: will 1c under supervision of a man who has had years of erjiericiVe in tli oil business and has drilled in sonm of the best wells in the field. JjX is a ipan thoroughly honest anil is known to Eastern . Oregon people, cypriUeVf givtmr refci ences that, would- sat isfy anyone. TTe ii financially interest ed l-ovk and Will yive tlie work his rlidividual attention. .Fourth. All nioufy inV-1cd will bo idaced in an Oregon bank and perfect accounting will be kept, rcmhj'ing statements' at all times.'" Fifth. Xo salarie are to Hie pai-i xcet for the labor in drilling the well and no expense will confront the investment except the essential expense no cessarv to the drilling and the hvise ps it is developed. Tf yon have ever had an incliivdion to invest in nil yon could get no better' opportunity than 11 ground-floor prr pesif ion, for it will be handled by people who afe it liable in everv way. suauv the investor hnvs stock in a cbmj;;ny not knowing its officr-i". jls manager and unmindr-ul of oil experience of anvonn connected. Tn'tld-; wi!n tb'ere .",'1io oTieers nt nresenf, for t.bis is aw Invita tion to people who hone-tly want toth ill for oil to coiiK into an investment which will be officered lnV-r md org- n'zed in whafr-ver way those now invest ing sec fit. The a rill is at Jiand, ready to workl ut it will not be mtrved on the lease tin!! 2((H")0 is seeureij? for there is iv inlci'lion having half-drilled well. If you f?el interested and want to .jin srpiare ieoplc in m effort to'mriV" 'money out of oil, wvj yone op,v,r1:!l,it. 9 e The oil field is one o? ie big yrodm ing seifioi; of'lhe mid-contiifent field. 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