La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1919, Image 5

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THURSDAY-. .Tl'T.V
FTvHPl
OOTIEQADMIMNTS
WINTER Reliable man as helper in!
eamery: Valley Creamery.
7-30-2tl
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t
J V11-
W A ItOJ .tlUvulluieous.
I-'OIJ, SALIC One a ;i-4 wauun, tw(
sets heavy harness, set of dinine
chairs, two rot-king ehaii's, bed
. springs and cook 0stove. 102 First
and A. 7-:tf-fit,p
OV, 1
farm.
laiO AiLinis
ears old, wants work on'
Can drive lieuiLr. Ann!-
I'hone lllaik
FOR SALE Six room hou-wuodor
call Red 32-11. 7-27 ot
Surgc-ou. Office In D.
home. Ele.ru. Oreson.
Willing
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F. L. RAI.STOX, M. D. 1). 0. S;ciai
attention to surgery, disease)', of
women and children. Over Putt'an's
drug store. Telephone Main 1.
VETtiKXR.'lKT
REBEKAHS Crystal log-e No. 60
meets every Tuesday erenlng In the
I. O. O. F, Bull. All Yiittlng mem-
' bers are Invited to attend.
N. O. OI.1VK STANSFIELD. ","
Sec'y VIOLA C. BKNHAM.
I!OY, 14 yearn old wants job. Tele
phone Red 1U71. 7-i-tf
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VVANTKO Four jiien at Shirs' yuar
ry, $5.00 per day. 7-2S)-tf
FOR SALE
piano. ,
House, wit' garage, also
7-20-tf
OR. B. W. ftlLET Oradu&te Vrter
lntrlaa. Hospital, 1409 Madison
Sit. Stats Bt?.ll!n Inspector and
lnsiectoi of stocO tor ehlpmenL j
Home Independent Vnone, Blur
41; farmers C-operaeve Phone
Main 112. . - o i
o
K. of V. or security ML Emily
Council, No. 66, meet the eecond
and fourth Monday evening at t
o'clock at Eagle halt Vliltlga
utembera are welcome.
ABE HARRIS. Fin'l, See. 0
J. K. FI'l'ZOElWLJJ. Pre.
FOR SALE Seven-toot rJniro . for
restaurant, hetel or logging camp; I
in first class condition. Will Bell s
very reasonable. U. Lottes. G-181L , W. C.
COXTKACTOliS
WANTKl) (iirl or woman to do; Fon SALE 100,00. r,t.t 0f lumber.
house work and help with children ''heap. See YV. R. Kivette, Phone-
must have n-ferenee. Rt-d 3'J32. 1 Jlifin 711. 6-2'J-tf,
7-2 1)-: f
WA.NTKl) Capable took, wonr.-.n,
wants position on lani-li "or Willi
cook waKon. References. Apply
1-U4 Ad;inin Avenue. I'hone Illacit
1211. lit
FOR SALE Six room house with
two sleeping porches; either onfl
or two lots. Near high school.
I'hono Illack 1231. 7-10-tf.
HANSEN,
Hick, stotiH,
eonsti-iu'tho.
tth St. .
Contractor Brick
concrete and file
specially. 13 07
7-'.l to S-0
. E. MILLER -Architect, rocni 7
New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871
Fraternal Directory.
ROYAL NEIQHBOR8 lrla Camp,
meets every second Friday affer
noon and every fourth Friday even
ing, every month In K. P. hall. All
visiting members cordially welcoin
LflUISE LANDRUM, Oracle
MARY E. WfST, Recorder.
!F. O.eEAjJLE.1?, AERIE NO. 2S9.
j Meet every Friday night, at Eaglet
1 Hall. Visiting members welcome,
i Z. LILLY, W. P.
j A. J. LAKM, Sec.
X H. 8. Hope Chapjer No. IS, O. H.
6. holds stated eommunlcattons th
second and fourth Wednesday ol 1KNIOHT8 OF PTITttab Ren Crost
each n.onth. Visiting members cor-
dlally welcomed. .
FLORENCE BACON, W. M
' MARY A WARNICK, See.
U O. O. M. La Grande Locge No.
860, Loyal Order of Moose holds
regular nieetinga every Wednesday
nlgbt at 8 p. gi. In Eagle Ball next
to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave.
Vlsliois always welcome. Dues pay
cable t Young's Bwneta, - e
FREI SMITH, Pic.
HARRY BWAKT. Sea.
: A
A. F. ft A. M. La Orande Lodge No.
41. A. F. ft A. M. holds regutar
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to
.all Masons. e
C. M. HUMPHREY9,.W. M.
A. 0 WILLIAMS, Sec.
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda)
mrtit to Castle HallfK. of P. ball)
A Pytbrin welcome to -ill visiting
Knights o
J. L. ROBERTSON, CPC.
DE LILE GREENB, K.R. S.
o
Don't suffer, HelllstJm Rocky
Mountain. Tei will puriry youf sto)ii-
ach, clean your rowels, and restate
yoi ntippetlte. AMr.
Watch tlfli Intake
and exhaust valves, for leaks. The
Standard Auto Repair Shop, cioner
Admits aniLl'ir. Vill make them seat
properly, lhYrehy giving you more
powor and miVagil on gasoline?
7-22lf. FIX CYKeProp. ,
e
Souro-lomach, clogged up bjwels,
pliupltw, blai'khoads. foul breath
are evils. of constipation. Hoi .iy
and nights uimet tin 'stomach, yon
bePoinn cioistlpatd, peevish, croas.
A ired yearling bull marked with
swallow fork In lip of left oar on
my premises 'since Hay 1st C. W.
Bond. ' . 7-25-Otp
The picttlyst boxed stationer or
pnpeteries that have ever been made,
are those of this yenr,0 in all the
latest and finest shades of colors and
at siost roasonablo prices. Yon will
see a nine line of these' at Silvor
Ihor.s'. 1 7-29-trfl
KB
FAMILY DRUG iSTOBE
a I K ljRNOI,OnttON.
WANTED--ttitirant.
Waitress at Home
7-tl
FOR SALE -Two husiness
town lots on Adanis Avenue.
Orande. Apply Chr:ke, Adams, j
liuntin'tion, Oieson. 7-30-ltii j
WANTED To rent good ranch, hay
or grain preferred. J. O. French, El
gin, Oregon. 7-2S-tit,pj
WANTED Messenger boys, must
be Hi yeais of age and own wluvl.
SteJdy work for right boys. Vrst-i
TOR SALE - One 1 oil top dok, re-fd-ei";it(ir,
two ru's, kitrOien t-.:bi-net
and a water motor wasln r
Call Illack ll'M. 7-;lil-7tp
"' of , . - ,..i.
iNo. Lo.ige meets eacti inurs- :
day evening dt 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully vex
tended to all Brother Elks.
COLON R. E11ERHA1U),
Exalted Kulor.
A. B. CHERRY, Secretary.
ern Union.
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FOR SALE Vinegar 3ll0 gallons
appio ciil-'r 'ine:;ar, thn-e years
old Oscar Lund, Cove,, 7-:t0--l-t tt ,
WANTED For our mill at Date '.
one experienc d sawyer and one 01 j
two carriage nid.vs. I'hone 01 ,
write to Oregon Lumber Co., Hates. '
or Baker, Ot.egon. 7-20-tf i
i
WANTED Girls to enter training at :
the Walla Walla hospital. Apply1
superintendent. 4-28-tf
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable i
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. :
Observer office.
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. L. II. Norton, U06 Adams ave-!
nue. First block west of postoffice. i
Red 711. 4-10-tf
1
FOR SALE -Hound 0;'k dinlliK labb-'
nearly iu-v also fruit j.irs. I'hnne
Black 1231. 7-r.0-fit.l
FOR SALE -two
sleeping
12.11.
- Six room house with
porches. Phone lf!a-k
7-:;o-tf
"OQDML'N OF THE WORLD La
Grmde Camp No. lt9 meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
Hall. All visltlrg neighbors wel
come. Dues ppyrthin at the office
of the clerk. New Foloy Bldg,, C
m.. to G n. m.
J. LILLY. C, C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clsrk
FOR SALE A 20 room loomint
hottr.e, good location, good 'repu
tation, gooil bisiu.s . lli'.riutin.
small cash payment, balance tr'rms.
Call Illack 1122 or addi es i 1 I ' 1 ".
Washington Avenue. 7-2 !t-2 1 p
LOST AND I'OIM)
LOST Two keys, brass tag (Hi. Mrs.
Gillman, 002 Washington. I'hone
Black 3532. Reward. 7-24-
I iODERIf W OODMEN OF AMERICA '
I I t-Lb Grande Camp No. 7703 njvstj I
on the first and third Thuredaj j
evenings of each month In the K. '
of P. Hall. Visiting neighbor!
welcome.
J. I. GHARST. V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by:
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. ' Latest;, model1
machine. 900 Wash. ave. Phone :
Red 151. 4-11-tf ;
MONEY TO LOAN On Impi
property in Union county. No de
lays. Current rates. La Grande
Investment Co.
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law-
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable ; Practice in all state and federal
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound, j courts. Office La Grande National
Observer office. Bank Building.
TOO
LATE v.
Death only a matter of short tinW.
Don't wait until Va'ns a"d aches
become incurable diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
COLD MEDAL
The world's standard remedy for kidney,
livsr, bladder ad uric acid jtroubl- the
National Remedy of Holland since 1696.
Guaranteed. Thte sizes ait druggists.
Look for the name GiU Medal en every boa
and accept no imitation ,
GRAIN and STOCK FARM
WANTED.
RENT
FOR RKNT
14S2.
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3J L-!- I iTrrf-r Tm-T--f r'-TTr) & I " '
OSTIOOPATIMC PHYSICIANS j j KlTOtieT' I llll 8 ' sVS-' I l!
DR. J. L. INGLE and DR. MAR- lfl OJ1 mWmS: J Al
pl.-no, call Black ; OAKKT IXUI.K Phon'(: Office i V't;K P-?Jtie3J f I
7-29-tf. Red 17(11. lies. Black' 1231. i I d& WMjUii . l 1
. Rooms 35, 36, 87, 38. .New Foley sliould snli.sfv T f':-' 1 " ' (
hlUm"K- - witlioulsurfoithis ' J A
A'Jtorneyb . . . Snow Klakos are of a vmulerfiil i .
ft EBBKHARI! Oeo. T I for .si. imcix. I ll IB
Cochran and Colon R. Eberbard, j o,.i,i c,.. i, , , X
Attorneys. U Grand. National I I ' W f' ' S'' ewrJ1Ipro by ?rocc.n. I
Bank Building. I IJ'i J )
1 -Pk. Don't ask for Craokm. L ,c. B
CRAWFORD BAKns T. H. Craw I fc 9f ,nv fniir TT1nl,J AZVi -E
FOIt SALE OK TRADE , ford and Robert 8. EaKIn, Attor- Say wnov, Flake ,&. 1
' neys a law. Practice In all thr j ,c . ' s2r . H
FOR SALE One five ton wasron court of the state and the United jp,?f V-StWas H
t:zxi zztj,7xr: fililiflPi ikf&mw 1
FOR SALE Hampshire hoar, four PHYSICIAN' AND Sl'ItOKON ftSw?S , I
teen months old. Earl undel. i ..' ,,
7-JS-r,t r.F.OHOK R. VK1IR3, Physician- ' '
1 1
imC VeiKl&l d ..3
One lnrpc coiiiliinatioii farm, or two separate farms will bo considered.
Two prosperous Montana ranchers, wlio have two of the best producing ranch
es near Lewistown, Iloiilana,Xave traveling with nie and are ready to trade
their well paying plants for properties in Eastern Oregon. One of thu
ranches is similar to the best far his near Smiimerville, sub-irrigated; the other
resembles "Sandridge" farms, "dry farming system."
I have other clients who have city and farm properties in the Willamette Val
ley and Walla Walla Valley to tradefor properties here. Exchanges jiuhIp
on strictly conservative cash basis. State price and describe accurately and
fnllv, addressing
WILBUR F. BROCK,
H " ' Care The, Observer, La flrande, Oregon. '
GROUND FLOOR
OIL OPPORTUNITY
FOR RENT One larpe room, suit
able for lady or gentleman wish
inK to do liht housek'epins, or
could bo airlanded for couple. Call
Darbind Hotel. 7-2fi-tl'. 1 COCHRAN
FOR RENT Nice cosy rooms from
$12 up. 1510 Adams. Phone Red
3901. l-18tf
To Prospective Investors:
Many are familiar with the large returns from successful oil operations. The
furl nnes that have been made arc fabulous and no greater have been made
than will be made in the near future. .
There 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 this field is high grade, selling at
present at 1 cents more for each barrel than other oils. '
It is in a field that requires a 2S()0-i'oot depth to reach the oil sand, and the
.wells are pronounced long-lived. Pipe lines arc in and market is positive as
soon as oil is struck.
to, invest, here are a few things to be remembered
aihable in oil investments:
The Icuko adjoins oil production at tho present.
To those who would like
things that are seldom ob
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& I ft IL i f vj. fei?
kit J. .Wrtr. tfira. r-mttil. ,
ff. W , -flail 1 S-O-l I L I II i '.'V.
QT ca!y bciicy al E!azo!a goes twice as
i VJ Jar as Icrd ad alicrKnings ia-deep fat
f;yi:'r. Aad ranjcmW, too, Mazoia
b ilis s'j-d cf foitfer u ccroking.
Rtalta tliis ; (wt today viih Mazola for ?E
CFU- f. I" -ciiovtab recpe and be convinced :
2 vi--, Ffot Pincli of Sa'f
"fs!t HI A c,pr:a2i):a . I,Col4Wer
ft ffMll 1 -V Pof 2 hfo the flour anJ .alt,
W o'r5Pt !' It a'-d caourji ic-2 wrter ts together, about
N3
f j i t
a a atVmSaV A,
cne foui;Lre a cup;0rc:l crust out ai oncr
JL-1
I FREE? 4 P r.8ei!. give, yea
-"i..c ceil reciFj 01 the ccuflfry'j IcnJ-
U fuihw. Tbe Corn Produce)
J0 Cook EaokcfJ hinujonie'y illustrated wie ui
First. The field is proven.
tune.
Second. This is not a company to sell stock, but a chance for a number of
people to pool capital and put (town a well, benefitting from what returns come
from the venture. V ' ' '
.- Third. The lease and drilling will l.e under supervision of a man , who .has ;.
had years of experience in (lie oil business and has drilled in some of t.hojhcjit-i1'
wells in the field, lie is a man thoroughly honest and is known to Eastern
Oregon people, capable of giving references that would Riitisfy anyone. Tie is
financially interested now and will n1vej,he work his individual attention.'
Fourth. All money invested will ho placed in an Oregon bank and perfect
accounting will be kept, rendering statements at all times.
Fifth. No salaries are to be pai t except, for the labor in drilling the well
and no expense will confront the investment except the essential expense ne
cessary to the drilling and the lease as it is developed. - .........
Tf you have ever had an inclination to invest in oil you could get no better ,
opportunity than this ground-floor prosit ion, for it will be handled by people
who are reliable in every way. ' Usually the investor buys stock in a company
not knowing its officers, its manager and unmindful of oil experience of anyone
connected. Tn (his case there ate no officers at present, for this is nn invita
tion to people who honestly waijt to dull for oil to come into an investment
which will lie officered later and1 orgMred in whatever way those -now invest
ing see nt. '
Tliv drill is at hand, ready to work, but it will not be moved on t)io lease until
$120,000 is secured, for there is no inh.nf ion of having a half-jlrilled well.
If you feel interested and want t;i ji.iH squfire p&nple in an effort to make' ,
money out of oil, now is your opiwirtmiity.' " . .
The oil field i.s one of the big prodding sections tf the mid-continent fielh
It is no experiment, ntid no one 1s asked to assist in brfPgiig in a new n zone.
Vitii oil being produced in hige quantit ies adjoining this lease, witt pipe line
in. the only chance that is ticing taken is to drill in an oil well, which certainly
looks more than promising when IJie surroundings" ire considered. i
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Please address, stating the amVaint you arc willing to invest.. (
ETPAfEVr, arc Observer, La.Oranf)regon.
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