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l-.xamiiiei..;. U Continent;,! i; uijr
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W A N'TKO Experienced cook nnd two
laughters wao'.s work in leinn
camp, or for thre.iinK crew. Call
or write Mrs. Mry Mullafry, at the
Savoy Hole. , 8-12-2t
FOR 0;i:n"P-OOho large room, suit
able for Li?.y,or gentleman wl.-li-
0 i"K 10 uo iini iiouseK.eping, or
could bo ikvuiiged for couple. Call
Darlaud Hotel. 7-2-tf.
KOI?. KENT MK)it housekeeping
rooms at Jaile'il Hotel. S-S-tf
p'OU RENT Nr cosy room? from
.$12 ep. 1510 Adams. Phone Ked
S901. V . l-18lf
WWTrn.T . . L . 1 VOll SALB OH TKADH
WANTUI Competent Klrl or wo-
fnnmm.0tB!!Cr"' h,:U5rVOrk: twn F0It SALi:-l1;u'a.,es timber land
p ? WWk- M"St "nVe t-1"'" fanyn: $1,200 1
er nces. Call in poison at Observe, taken at once. G. Alborson. ns 0
stieet. ' 8-12-C'P
8-12-tf. J
' ' ' FOR SALK OR TRADK Studehalter
WANTED Place by hiirh school pirl. fmlr- wi" ,r'lc!c for smaller car. Chan.
Phone Hlack 111. H-lU-:it,p i "enny. Obse ver office. S-12-tf.
n,,VT,,n i FOR SALE ,'1A Crafl.x camera, post
t , ZTl'fT 1 CrUsher card size, 5x7 lent.. Phone Illack!
feeler, $M0 W dny. Apply nt 1921. r call 807 N Ave. 8-ll-flt,p
. Mars' quarry. j s-10tf II
' FOR SALE Piano, sewing machine
WANTED Four men at Ma rs' Quar- nm' u",er pieces of furnitu v. Phone
ry, $5.00 per duy. 7-29-tt Hlack 35!)2. S-10-tf
Ttr.v.rr, PIANO FOR SALE Illack 35ri.
WANTED For our mill at Sates 8-8-ir
one experienced sawyer and ono oi
two rarriase m.,n Phono or F0R SALE-Six room, modern house,
:"rkOe"Te"oLnUU,berC0-7- avenue. Phone Red !7M.
' 8-otf
.WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable I FOR SALE Fresh cow phone, Far
to wipe machinery. 2 cenU a pound. mors 1XG. S-4-tf.
Observer office.
FOR SALE Fence posts rrom 1 to
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by 1000' W,ile E- M' Bushnell, L.i;
Mrs. K. C. Tuckey. Latest model Gra"Jc' Oregon. 8-3-12tp.j
machine. 90.Wash. ave. Phone rr. ,, . . '.
tj a 1ri ... ,.:FOR SALE Five room house with
bath, close In, SOS Spline St.,
$l::r.O cash, Jir.00 terms. Plume
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved ,1(;01- S-7-f.tp.
property In Union county. No da- '
lays. Current rates. La Grande Fon r..LE One five ton wason
Investment Co. senlo In Rood condition' with tim-
hers and platform. John Mars.
WANTED -Clean cotton rags suitable x-7-tf.
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
Observer office. . LOST AND FOUND
WANTED Clean Cotton rags suitable LOST An ice saw. Notify J. I),
to wipe machinery, 3 cents a pound. Lynch Co. 8-l'2tf
Rags Wanted 3c Per Lbs.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING wiUbring results.
"Re-creation of Brien Kent" by Har
old Hell Wright, just in, at Newlin
Hook & Stationery Co. 8-10-ilt
The
Wat&hthe Intake
and exhaust valves, ?or leaks.
StandarO Auto Repair Shop, corner
Adamsand Fir, will make tf?em sea
properly, theroDjo giving you more
power and mileage on gasoline.
7-22tf. ED. CYR, Prop.
A Bargain
BUICK 1918 seven
passenger, new cord
tires, new spare tire.
Guaranteed good as
new. j.
R. D. Bade Auto Co.
Phone Main 94 219 Depot Street
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A Tireless Riingt no poal,no wood you
put your food in cooker lcfoe going to
Church or I'.mipiuk' and when .you eonio
Lome a delii-ioiis x'ul, teudi-r" ;nid jni-y,'
uwitils you and tti.it is not all, fluTe n
d.-iviti.i; of more thnr Sf ycr Tnt f m l hi-'
puitiption. . i
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FUSKiniSE IXCHAKGE
o l'h?inr.Ri-k 111 o 'ir and .Tfffiy.n
iUttls 4iees raid 'r I'sed I-'uriiiturc, or
' Ml 1. 1 9 -V
,l A MKliliY WllM)'
"Soon after my husband's donth
! yeai o bo I waa taken with ty
phoid fever. . "Since .hen hao suf
fered from sfomarh end liver trou
ble and constitution. I havo doctor
ed a ireat deal without benefit
Slr.ce.j ikir.ff Mayr's W(iiilerful ltom
cdy tlirtn mouths ur.o my bowels
Mivo moved .rosuhisly and 1 am feel
ipi; wel airain. I am now a happy
woman. "' It is a alniplo, lumuKss
preparation that removes the catar
i tin 1 mums fiom th intestinal tract
and allays the InTlnmniallon which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal aiments. IneJudinK ap
pendicitis. One' do.io will convince
or money refunded. Sold every
where. Adv.
A tircat lleuuHly.
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The merits ot Lhaniben Iain's ColirJ
and Uirrhoca Keuietiy are well
knowiriffido appreciated, but there Is
occasionally a man who had no ac-
Mtia'.ted wltle thm "and should
rend tho Mlowlng'by Ko II. Dear,
a hotel men W Dupuyer, tlont., "Four
years aco I ud Chaml.Orl.iln's Colio
and Dial rhoea lomeiy wilb Buch
wonderful .teouiV, that I-have Blnco
recommended It to. my friends."
. Adv.
"Re-crention of Brien Knt" by Hnr
old Hell Wright, just in, at Newlin
Hook & Stationery Co. 8-10-llt
NOTICE.
To whom It inay concern: My wife
has left my bed ami board. 1 shall not
stand responsible for any debls that
she may mak. GEO. 1). OWEN,
Adv,8-10-at,p.; ' La Grande, Ore.
Joh Printine. The Observer. Main 37.
CALL FOR BIDS.
Sealed bids for the construction of
concrete crosswalks will be received
at the offico of the city recorder up
to noon, August 1:!, l'.lli). Plans nnd
specificationsay be seen at the of
fice of the recorVler. The city reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
I.n
Gruile,re;
8-8-lt. V
Iregon, August 7, JlUl).
ypllN COLLIEI!,
0 City .Manager.
TIi H-t Physic.
When you ,-want a ph'asant physic
tiy t'hamborl iln's Tablets. They art'
easy to tnko vd mild nnd gentlo In
p.'fect. Tlioy Wo highly prized Dy
people who hu'o become acquainted
with their good fciuallties. They only
cost a lu-AIer.
Atlv.
fiHICHESTLR S PILLS'
: Lr 1 ink I'a KdU.n.
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r SOID 8Y ORUOIJS J.S tVf RVWHlkE
HARRIS FURNITURE CO.
o ew avii STro-vn ttaxtd P.: ;
0 1. t ..
Kugs, jtc. m
nrt aaf TnTnwTmTTnw t-i - t- T Ti n n 1 1 'j-
run 0'i'ir.'T.rn T)Trovi,i ti?t oiti J''Vri
nm riu oiiiiiiH i jiUiM'i jinn ooii ;wc
"rrT-T:'''niiii .,- , ii,,,, i iii ii i nun ilium in Binie iii in
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CENTS
out of every dollar col
lected goes o pay our
TAXES
Home independent
Telephone Co.
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Life and Brains?
Swift & Company is
primarily an organization
of men, not a collectioi
of brick, mortar, and
. machinery.
Packing Plants, their
equipment and useful
ness are only outward
symbols of the intelli
gence, life - long experi
ence, and rightj purpose
of the men,,who compose ,
the organization and ' of
those who direct it.
Will not Goernment direc
tion of the packing industry,
now contemplated by Congress,
take over the empty husk of
physical property and equipment .
and sacrifice the initiative, ex
perience and devotion of these
men, which is the life itself of
the industry?
What legislation, what politi
cal adroitness could replace such
life and brains, once driven out?
Lt ui aend you a Swift "Dollar."
It will intPTiat yoi.
AddrtM Swift A Company,
Uftio Star. Yards, Chicn(0, Dl.
Swift & Company, U. a A.
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GRAIN and STOCK FARM
WANTED
One largo combination farm, or two separate farms will bo considered. ,
Two prosperous Monta.va ranehers, wbo have two of the best producing ranch
es near Lewistown, Mo.Vtana, are traveling w ith me and are ready to trade
their well paying pIantsfor going properties in Eastern Oregon. One of thq
ranches is similar o the lcst farms near Summerville, sub-irrigated; tho other
resembles "Sandride" faVnis, "dry farming system."
I have other clients who h.-nve city and farm properties in the Willamette Val
ley and Walla WallaWalhY to tradefor properties here. Exchanges made
on strictly conscrvativeVasl basis. State price and describe accurately and
ful I v, addressing A
WILBUR F. BROCK,
"" Care The Observer, La Grande, Oregon. - ; - -
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GROUND FLOOR
OIL OPPORTUNITY
01
To Prospective Investors:
Many are familiar with the large returns from successful oil operations. The
fortunes that have been made aro fabulous and no greater havo been mado
than will bo made in the near future. . , ,
There i s a chance for a nuinbcrof Oregon rnen 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 7.1 cents more for each barrel than other oils.
It is in a field that requires a 2H00 foot depth to reach the oil sand, nnd the
Wells are pronounced long-lived. Pipe lines aro in and market is positive na
soon as oil is struck. .
To those who would like to invest, here are a few things to be remembered
things that arc seldom obtainable in oil investments:
First. The field is proven. The lease adjoins oil production nt the present
time.
Second. This is not a company to rcII stock, but n chance for a number of
people to pool capital and put down a well, benefitting from what returns como
from the venture. '
Third. The lensc and drilling will 1 c under supervision of n man who lias
had years of experience in the oil business and has drilled in some of the best .
wells in the field. 'He is a man thoroughly honest and is known to Eastern '
Oregon people, capable of giving references that would satisfy anyone. lie is
financially interested now and will give the work his individual attention.
Fourth. All money invested will bo placed in an Oregon bank and perfect
accounting will be kept, rendering statements nt nil times.
Fifth. No salaries arc to be paid except for the labor in drilling tho well
.nnd no expense will confront the investment except the essential expense ne
cessary to the drilling nnd the lease as it is developed.
If you have ever had nn inclination to invest in oil you could get no better
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 nnd unmindful of oil experience of anyone
connected. In this case there nr; no officers nt present, for this is nr. invita
tion to people who honestly want to drill for oil to come into an investment
which will be officered later and orgrirzed in whatever way those now invest
ing see fit.
The drill is nt hand, ready to work, but it will not be moved on the lease until
$2(W)0 is secured, for there is no intention of having a half-drilled well.
If you feel interested nnd want to ji.in square people in nn effort to make
money'ont of oil, now. is your opportunity.
The oil field is one of t.he big prodiu ing sections of the mid-continent field.
It is no experiment and no one is asked to assist in bringing in a new oil zone.
With oil being produced in large quantities adjoining this lensc, with pipe lines
in, the only chance th;it is being taken i.s't.o drill in nn oil well, which certainly
looks ihor than promising Mien the surroundings are considered.
. ' rfoase address, stating the amount you are willing to Invest.
OIL DEVELOPMENT, Care Oliscrvcr, La Orange, Oregon.
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