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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1919)
M'Q'sday, august 11. -wis Et GTv'ANTDcI ETEsTsG Or37nVTE7J SEVEN o WAJNTKUMStenaneooT Wr and taro.t for -""""in ri)ui; good salary. Ply at the ffrka' ri.,i. 0 t V lugri) shipment of loose-lea Ko- juuums, at reasonable prices, at NeWliioUook & Stationery Co. 8-ltkit WANEIe-P!ace by high school girl Phone Black 111, 8-l;it,p s1i'.iJ-tiooU cook for Egging -t"i' "'-ir ! ana wife ko ply to Nelson & Johioon, care Nib Jey Mimnaugh Co., Wallowa OssTgon ' 8-io-at,p WiNfcnln.. . . . ... competent crusher feeder, $(io per day. Apply at iviars' quarry. 8-10tf WANTED-NDell nier TlotelV hop. Apply Som -7-2t WANTED To." buy anywhere from one to oneXhundred cords of cord woou, apply vsomnier Hotel. 8-7-Gt, WANTED Four men at Mars' Quar ry, $5.00 per day. 7-29-tf, WANTEDsFor our mill , at Bates one experienced sawyer and one oi two carriage o-idrtis. I'hone oi write to Oregon Lumber Co., Bates, or Baker, Oiegon. 7-20-tf WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. MACHINBxHEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. .0. (Tuckey. Latest model machine. 1,808 Wash, ave. Phone . Red161. ' ' 4-n-tf MONEY JO LOAN On Improved propertyNJn'tJnlon county. No de lays. Current rates. La Qrande Investment Co. WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery, 3 cents a pound. FOR RENT FOR RENT - Light housekeeping rooms at Darlund Hotel. 8-8-tf FOR R'SJNT One large room, suit able for lady or gentleman wish ing to dp light housekeeping, or , could be arranged for couple, Call Darland, Hotel. 7-29-tf. FOR BENTVNico cosy rooms from $12 up. 19)0 Adams, Phone Red S901. l-18tf FOR SALE OR TRADH FOR SALEj Piano, sewing machine and other; pieces of furniture. Phone Black 3052. 8-10tf PIANO FOR SALE- -Black 35!1. 8-8-tr. 0 Ants as Ex?avators. Fvorvone Ah n)iMirvfH treetf that been luilln0l iit hy imtsQiind It ft.npptent thst tlu-lr biting powers are eipial tp shirking In tjjt hardest wwidrt. In tunneling, nnr are e:rnt. and nOlii'iitlc cift's are known of iheir unnellng under cWrffes and streams. Indeed, u South American ant Is said to hnveaxcnvntedeu tunnel under the bed of the Paralalia river t a place iviiere It Is as broad as The Thames nt(I.nf.lon ty-ldge. The menis ot L'hninbejrlnln'a Colic anw Uaarrhoca Kauiedy are well knttyvn and iijBireCintod, but there Oo occasionally a man wno naa no a( ualnted wlt them and cnhuuld find tho following by . II. Dear, a hotel i:n at Diipuyer. Mimt., "Four yeosTigo I used Chamberlain a Uolic nnd DlairrhOea Remedy with suh wonderful ieilf t li-ii I have since ecomnie;ided it to my fravndo. Adv. Too High to Lend. Our neighbor, who has : rrat habit of borrowing, emo over one aftenioon to burrow some bnklng powder and I told her I hud none. . In the course of conversation she mentioned the high price of linking powders, when my brother spoke up: "Look on the gro cery bill and see bow much they charged me for the can I got this morning." Exchange. . , Unhappy Family Connections. . I believe thru much uuhnpplness comes from attempts to prolong fam ily connectlr.n unduly, and to make people hang together artlllclnlly who would never nntunilly do so. I am cer tain my father, after he was forty, did not wish to see my grandmother any more. Speaking for myself, I have no wish to see my father again. E. V. Howe's Monthly.' Disagreed With Him. Bert could not eat porridge without feeling distressed. Scolded one day by his sister for speaking rudely to her girl friend, he suld: "I Just cau't help it, sis; she affects ine 'zactly likt porridge." A C9 (rent Remedy. or money refunded. whore. Adv. -Soldo every- , The woyithoi has wiirmeiOuP again and the swlmmln:0 is Hue up the river. Get a real new stylo bath cap. or a iflvlng'esp nnd net In tho name- A new line, ot bath Clip's at the latest designs in o o 8-ii-tf. FAMILY DRUa SOT ORE US lIHANDt.OHCaON. CALL FOR BIDS,. . Scaled bids for the construction of I concrete crosswalks will be received. the office of io city recorder upi to noon, Augiist 1:L1!UI). Plans and pecificntions'aniiy be 'seen at the of-! fice of the recorder. I The city reserves i the right to reject any and all bids. La Giimde, oVcn. August 7, 11)19. JOHN COLLIER, 8-8-4t City Manager ALL KIM) o e of good baked, tttnry and plain cake are rclisld by all the pOn pie, all the time. f "ALL KlSng- CAKES, iANCEL,.JKLLY LAYKtt. K,Ui,T la1 supplied from this bakery. ltV daily ready on sale, w we make it to your. order. Be gyod and "" F0K STOMACH SAKF, , . GET OUR CAKE DUTLI'S BAKERY 1 Aa Old Fault F.imlc-, ' Little cahieras and Kodal'D, 'and An Irritable and fault flndint dl- big ones' as" . wolli' tlvory 'sfyle-of ft position ia often caused by InotgesO machine ,pijce frraij ,W ;$60. (Ion, A mgn wfth Rood lgejloi and .completo.,Jlne o cuipai a, supplies, bowels thi. ct0!?'gularly Is usually printing frataiia, devekilng trays, $ood natiy d. When troubled wlh 0durk itoom lamps, 'tripods, and every Indlgestion or constipation tako "hing that0 in used lor the makldn ClianihorlnluSs Tablels. They atron. i g001 Plc,ur,'1 at .Hull tho sliiinich and enable Pt to - - perform Its Aitjiclions naturally. They also rn life a with) movement of the uowew. 'v.. Adv 8-B-tf. J FAMILY DRU9 STORE , LA dlVAMDK.OnCOON. ftaalia1iast1iisaaa1 A WANT AD will do It. .Vffl'ICH duo August 12 of 2U percent. I S-7-Dt. I IS A mi:huy WIIMW I "Soon after my husband's death D years ago 1 was taken with ty phoid fevr. Since then have Buf fered from stomach nnd liver trou ble nnd constipation. I have doctor ed a great deal without benefit Since, t lklr.g Mayr's Wonderful Rem edy thrqe months ago my bowels have moved .regularly and I am feel ing well again. I am now a happy woman.'" It is a nlmple, harmless preparation that removes the catar rhal mucus from the, intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically oil stomach, liver and intestinal nimenls, Including ap pendicitis. One dose Vlll convince A Good Cook loses much of her skill if handi capped with poor flour. It is nly.Uio really good flour such as ours flour milled from good siiind wheat that , produces the proper kind of bread, cake nnd pastry. I Order a sack of BLUE STEM .today and note the ilif fennj . LaGrandc? Milling Co. HADDK FIIDMITIIDF CCi I KKW ND SECOND Il'AND ." .' . Furniture, Carpets, RuW$, Etc, i "GOOD FURNITURE FOR LESS" ! JOB FIT? STREET " PHONE RED' 3171 you like raspberries With all have your meals, served Driiit FOR SADE4-Six room, modern house, 982 K aVenue. Phone Red 1701. V 8-Stf FOR SALE-pLlght truck or touring car, in flist-closs cpnditlon. A .good buyJ Call Red 1C12. 1 a-G-nt. FOR ALlJ Fresh cow phone, Far mers 4X6. S-4-tf. FOR SALE Fence postr from 1 to 1000. Wnlto E. M. Bushnell, La Grande, Oregon. 8-3-12tp. FOR SALE Five room house with bath, clpse In, 808 Spring St., $1350 cash, 1COO' terms. I'hone ,Red, 3001.-, 8-7-0tp. FOR SAI.p Astraehan apple's pick o,l Ji oft. culls GOc a box. De livered cheaper at ranch. II. II Taylor. Phone Black 3401. 8-7-4tp. FOR SALE One five ton wagon scale to good condition with tim bers and platform. John Mars. 8-7-lf. NATURAL The rich-tasting,- sparkling-clear, appetizing bever age with the raspberry-red color and the natural taste of ripe, juicy raspberries. N R-Porler pleiiri. It' pleases the eye, the palate, the host and the guest. Order R-Porter For Your Table Naturally, your dealer has it -uA LA GRANDE GROCERY CO D1STK1I1UTOKH i i I I i i ! II ! wmsm : . r 'i ivtt int h i llli!liiMiill!l!!i:!i::u',iiliilil u.l'ortiT Is a Oui'llly nrTPra?p nf Ihf II" I'liinl. 1'urllun.l. Ongon. t:sMUIIsl LOST AND FOUND JWS V.,vnfit..i,.1ih.HtHHta Watch the Intake and exhaust valves, for leaks. The Standard Auto Repair Shop, corner Adams and Fir, will mako them seat properly, thereoy Igivipg you niore power and mileage on ajnsoline. 7-22tf. fcD.CYR, Prop. DEPENDABLE COAL KEMMERER, ROCK SPRINGS Wyoming Coal. : Also I n ut1 H COALS. rhonVOrdera, Main 732- Grande Ronde Lumber Co, J OIL GROUND FLOOR OIL OPPORTUNITY OIL LOST Utter from Bank of Kenton, enclosing 'check. Finder please leave at Wallowa Milling orain Co. office, or Bank; reward. O. M. . Castlempn. ' 8-10-lt,p j To Clean Oil Palntlno. " Take the picture out of the frame add luy a clean towel soaked In clean j " water over It. Keep the towel wet : wtth clean water for two jir three days. "Change the towel two or three . tlns. U'lpe the picture with xret sponge until little Irnsi' of iBrt Is left. Repent the process If necessary until : the picture Is cbn. When clean, rub dry and apply, clem linseed oil. ' Japanese Hairdresser. The professional coiffeur for men Is ; a much older occupation In .tapnn than that for women. Thett are reeils as far hiicC as the thirteenth century of male hairdressers for men; for the fjynural especially were rery pnrtlcn- lar as to how the litO was done up. thniiKh ss a profession the coirfeur was of sjnewhut later growth. e nHICE&TER S WLLS ' t s it Is B.a arf IQ'4 rsi. GRAIN and STOCK FARM . WANTED ; . Oue large combination farm, or two separate farnis will bo conni'lorcr". Two prosperous Slontana ranchers, wuo '"iVe to of the best producing ranch es near Lcwistownf Montana, art traveling with me and are wwy to trade 9 their well paying plants for going properties in Eastern Oregon. One of tha ranches is similar to the"best farina near Sunimcrville, sub-irrigated; th other resembles "Handridfa1" fanais, ''(h-yjarming sj-teig." 8 0 oi have other clients who have citjv and faftif properties io the Willamette Val ley and 'SValJa Walla Valjey t(l teadefor properties hero. Exchangeftrriad on strict! v cohscvative cash bams. (utepPicc .'vkidgdescribeaceurarely and fully, addressfc,!. ' 9 , WILBUR R' BROCK, a oCafc pie O'dservt ia Grande, Ortjjon. S3 To Prospective Investors: Many are familiar with tho largo returns from successful oil operations. The fortulias: that have been made are 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 tho lease. The oil in this field is high grade, selling at V present at 75 cents more for each barrel than other oils. - . ' , It is in a field that requires a 2800-foot depth to roach the oil sand, and the .wells nre pronounced long-lived. .Pipe lines are in and market ia positive as soon as oil is struck. To those who would like to invest, here are a few things to he remembered things that are seldom obtainable in oil investments: First. The field is proven. The lease adjoins oil production at the present time. Second. This is not a company to sell stock, but a chance for a number of people to pool capital and put down a well, benefitting from what returns come from the venture. Third. The lease and drilling will be under supervision of a man who has, i had years of experience in tho njl .bustcssj tmd, ha drilted'in some of tlie-bfiSt,, .wells iu the iield. He $4 a nift'if' ftiorpjighly IroneHt and is known. to'Easf cirti 1 Oregon people, capable of giving references that would satisfy anyone. lie ia financially interested now and will give tho 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 paid except for the labor in drilling the well and no expense will confront tho investment except tho essential expense ne cessary to the drilling and tho lease as it is developed. If you have ever hftd an inclination to invest in oil you could get no bettor opportunity than this ground-floor proposition, 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 anyono connected. In this case there arc no officers -at present, for this is an invita tion' to people who honestly want to drill for oil to come into an investment which will bo officered later and orgrn'zed in whatever way those now invest ing sec fit. I The drill is at bary?, ready to work", hut it will not be moved on the leas'o until . f'jo.OOO is secured, for there' is no intention of having a half-drilled well. If you feel interested and want pi ji in square people. i an effort to make money out of oil, now i.s yiur opportunity. " The oil field is one of the big ptoilur jng sections of tho mid-continent finVl. It is no experiment and no one is hsketj to assist in bringing in a new oil zone. With oil being pnwlueed, in large quaritjtioa adjoining this lease, with pipe lines in, the0only'hance that is being taken is tcfdrill in an oil well, which certainly looks more than promising when.the Rnrrounding ni"o considered. Incase address, stating the aounl; yon are willing to invest. . 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