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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1919)
o o o o o O o o e o o ' 0 O o O j? J z O 11 FTTH WAMi'iiil Ml4ceU-toBi WANTKl). IVo mcgseilp-era. :i work; W per th and comm.. sioii. Western Union. j,"f ( a.MU i'ai ac.u aud will ul more wllllin WANTKD Ckmm,,. , , ....'.'. ' 1" .or wo HiiCKIl JlnllSMU-.A-l. .. o - ... . ---" . iwo 101 year. sXTitnv tASi) t savinos co 8-15-31 "" La Grande. Oregon liooiiiiiiK House, now, close In and up-to-dai., . making $100.00 per montn besides living rooms for the" family. IS mi A,..;...,. T....' lw . a. jiusi nave rof. , 7mT J' "VerB0" at J,,' family: This Is a-fine money mnkiiiR 8-12-tf. WANTKD-One Competent crusher feeder, $.0U per day. Apply 0t Jlars quarry. s.ltjtl WANTED Fout men at Mars' Quar ry, $5.00 per day. 7-2tf-tf WANTED For our mill at Bates one experienced sawyer and one- oi two carriage1, ldnte. l'hone oi write to Oregon Lumber Co., Bates or Baker, ttegon. 7-20-f .WANTED Clean cotton rag suitable to wipe machinery. 2 centi a pound. Observer office. MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. 90tS, Wash. ave. Phone Red 151. : 4-u-tf MONEY TO IXJAN On Improved property in, Union county. No de lays. Current rates. La Urandc Investment Co. home. Alt City Improvements In and I'.ilil. Just.vtho place for a wife to help her husband by earning a hun dred dollars anonth. If yon can ar range to pay fur thousand dollars, balance of purchasJ pi Ice can be cur rled. X SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO 8-1 La Gran'de, Oregon One acre with good new house. Just outside the city limits for 1 1350.00. Will accept small payment and terms. PECUUITV LAND & SAVINGS CO S-15-3t La Grande, Oregon When troubled with .serjed any time and at right au-ices Noifdles and chop auey a specialty. Night service a feature. 2 1st Deio' street. S-lS-bf mofi (in liuli.'aln . constipation take (.'!' Tihl.tj. Tnev stonS iay 1!9 avoiMa."b aad enable Qlt to jarTO lttj-tloi aturutly. Thy iIm ftu.if nitle "movement v4 lift) Iwttt.. Adv., "Cgmpholatum" Is Just mo thing for tna,. sunburns, sore or cracked lips, ame lhriat, coliL on the chest, bolls and Buch complaints, IP is sold only at Silverthoru's aud warranted by them. Dally 8-ll-t TAKE OVKIt STATE CAI'B. II. Ylik and Company wish to announce that thoy hai-e purchased :li (i Ktate Hostaurunt in La C mucin and will conduct it along the linen of first class service. Good meals JiOTU'K TO MACAHEES. La Grando Review No. 27, Wo mau's Benefit Association of the ilaca-beoe meot thu first Thursday afternoon und .2:30 and the third Weduemlay evening at 7:110 of each motith at the K. of "1 . Hall. Visitors cordially balconied. NOUE MACKEY, Com. ' COHA KERK, 1. K. Are yoli fond of Mnplo Nut Ice Dream or ltnonpple Sherbet If you are, drop In at Silverthoru's and try the best of the season. 8-14-St . o !T. v o Kali Term llrfriu Hitnibci0ll. naie snnrtnauu or iiooHk'vpin Courei Sti weeks, ( 40veeks if Paid before S.ulniiiber 15) tilTi.OO Combina Coime. 86 weeks, (4 if wees if pi:id biyore Scptombor 15) ., !llOII. Writjits nb?ut our six months' couises, and pfjinent ion the month- ly plan, ham.u . lil M.NUf.- uui, LEGE, Baker, Qrego.i, W. I'. Kliiion. I'rop., liione l:il. to 9-1 :.. Pretty viand purses and swell chopping bags. You will find a nice line of tbem at Sllvorthoi n's. Dally K-ll-tf FAMILY DRUU STORt L. A anANOK.OREa'ON. One tract of 4 acres an dnnothpr of 6 acres adjoining. Fine Jilace to start chicken business. On the river outside of city limits. SECURITY LAND r SAVINGS CO. 8-15-3t La Qjrande, Oregon. WANTED Day work, Phone Black 1581. any kind. 8-lG-3t,p WANTED Married man, to establish Tea, Coffee and Grocery route in Union County; opportunity to have a business of your own without much investment; bond and reference re quired. For particulars write, Grand Union Tea Co., C. D. Morri son, Mgr., Portland Or. . 8-l(i-30t 320 acres between Teloeaset and North Powder. 150 acres of this is in cultivation and balance pasture Buildings aro good, on the main load. Tl'is property must be sold and the price is right. Owner would con sider a small place for equity, which amounts to about $3,500.01), and a purchase could assume a loan for the ! balance. SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO S-15-3t La Grande, Oregon WANTED Crusher feeder at the rock plant. Six dollars a day. John Mars." 8-17tf WANTED Girl, 13, wants to care . for children. Phong Black 1581. 8-ltf-3t,p FOB RENT FOR RENT Nice cosy rooms from $12 up. 1C10 Adams. Phone Red 3901. l-18tf FOR 8 A LB Oft TRADE FOR SALE Two scmi-modcrn hous es, five and nine rooms; priced right and terms iike rent; also sev eral lots for someone that wants to build, ftuy am) avoid a rent raise. Inquire 2018 E. Adams. 8-17-2t,p FOR SALE-U barn, 18x30, shinK!ed roof ; also ijiairlc buggy. Phone Black 1012. vi 8-17tf FOR SAI.rJ Deering hender, with binder attachment. Phone Farm ers 18x. 8-17-(it,p FOR TRADE, Oil RALETwo lots in good location; will trade fo car or sell on good terms. Call W. C. Combs, 1:)U5 Adams Ave. 8-lf'r3t,p FOR SALE Two tannry birds, both singers, .1(110 Adams avenue, or phone Black 35-42 8-l(i-4t,p LOST AND FOUND LOST An ice Lynch Co. Notify J. D. 8-12tf FOUND Spilt bamboo pole newly 'shellaced; new line, leader and automatic reel; found at camp near Lostine. Owmr liny recover by proving property and paying for ad. Apply II. W. Swart, La Grando 8-17 tf. A WANT AD will do It. Pl'IlLK'- NOTICE. The undersigned, hnvlug taken ov er the State Restaurant from Mrs B. Jackson, hereby give notice that, they will not be : held responsible for any bills standing against the State Restaurant of date previous t" August 14th or 15h, 1 H 1 9 . II. Y1CK & COMPANY 8-13-litp Chickens fir frying for si'lc. Phone Black 361, or call at 1004 East N avenue. ' - ' S-i3-.it Watch the Intake and exhaust valves, for leaks. The Standard Auto Repair Shop, corner Adams and Fir, will make them seat properly, thereby giving you more power and mileage on g-asolinc. 7-22tf. ED. CYIi, Prop. NOTICE On and aftor this late th" price or chain wood will bo .?3.50 deliver ed and $2.50 at theVmlll. THE 0i;OI'ALMEi1 Llllt The Geo. Paliuor l.br. Co 8-i;i-ei FOR SALE--At a bargain prico of 1235.00, a 191-8, elcctiic equip ped llai ley-Davidson motorcycle in first class Coudltion Terms given to responsible p-.rtif-s. Inquire at Club Pool Hall. X-17-21 FOR SALE 1'wo iron bedsteads, and springs. 2800 Z avenue, corner of Spruce, v. ' 8-15-Rt IMPROVED real estate Phone Black 1G42. for sale 8-15-3t FOR SALE 160 acres timber land land in Lndd Canyon: 11.200 if taken at once. G. Alberson. !i8 C street. 8-12-Ctp FOR SALE 3A firnflex camera, post card size, 5x7 lens. Phone Black 11)21, of call 807 N Ave. 8-1 l-flt,p FOR SALE Piano, sewine machine nnd other pieces of furniture. Phone Black 3592;. 8-10-11 PIANO FOR SALE Black 3: !U. 8-s-tr. FOR SALESix room, modern htmsc, 902 K avenue. Phone Red 17f!l. 8-5tf FOR SALE mers 1W, Fresh cow phone. Far- S-4rtf. Ii'OR SALE Fcr.ro posts from 1 to 1000. Wilte E. M. Bnabncll, La Grande, Oregon.- ' )i-3-12tp FOR SALE Five room Jiouso with hath, tlose in, 80S Spring St. $1350 cash, $1500 terms. I'h"n ted 3G01. S-7-tp. An Old I'.'llilt Finder. An iiritable and fault rinding dis position is often Sanpul by indiges tion. A man with feoo l digestion and bowels tli:.t net -icgiilarly is usually finy other front lace corset, for without the VcnZJr ; features no corset can pos sibly, be just as good. It , contains the imaster touch of scientific' coristniction. ! You Jo not sacrifice com fort forjstyle and you do not sacrifice -style for comfort hen you wear FQR SALE one five ton wagon scale In gi8 condition wli V'"" bera 8nd platform. John Mar X cornidete JineaTwav o FOR SALE Flemish Giant r''it i tftmdj priced at $2.50 Up. Burks, 6nd 7 months old. Rt lS-iSj Y'Ave- ' .MrteotiL Paitison I0 tcr-?w of r2rt .,... nnrapliera . FJjoift, 5oi 3221 Bes. 17C . . . i? , ... a 11 - 9 ..1 1 OB irifeasi OK or-'n'i. Improvements, o d n" .it.O'h.iy I fraln land injEa?ten Ore"i? On , Oak Street. GRAIN and STOCK FARM WANTED One large combination farm, or two separate farms will be considered. Two prosperous Montana ranchers, who have two of the best producing ranch es near Lewistown, Montana, are traveling with me and are ready to trade their well paying plants for going properties in Eastern Oregon. Oue of thu ranches is similar to the best farms near Summerville, 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 made 011 strictly conservative cash basis. State price and describe accurately and fully, addressing WILBUR F. BROCK, ' Care The Obsei rer, La Orande, Oregon, .V . : " 9 o DON'T HESITATE Hut liccido right now to have us vijk-nni.u all of your old tires which enn bo - saved fur future use. Don't buy a new uuUi tiro if joiu can1 avoid it, when an old one vutcuniged by us will serve the same. You can sive Aunilruds. of dollars every tenr by patronising thi.4 vulcanising esyililishment. We c;i prove this to you if you wiU let us do so. A. KELLY STRONG 130G JEFFERSON AYE. IN BOIINBNKAMP BUILDING OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring mults. lgOPEN DAY AND NIGHT r. js J, C. HENRY Residence Undertaking Parlor FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER : Phone Call Main 03 Day and Night OIL GROUND FLOOR OIL OPPORTUNITY OIL To Prospective Investors: Many .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 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 lias been secured in a positively proven field. Oil wells now producing border the lease. The oil in this field is high jgrade, selling at present at 75 cents more for each barrel than other" oils. It is in a field that requires a 2800-foot depth to reach the oil nand, and the .wells arc pronounced long-lived. Pipe lines are in and market is positive as soon as oil is struck. To those who would like to invest, here are a few things to be 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 oT people to pool capital and put down a well, benefitting from what returns come from the venture. Third. Theh-asc and drilling will be under supervision of a man wha has had years of. experience in;tl)e oil, busltics and 'hiis'drjlk'd.in aoniVof the best ; Wclls-in the-fiefd.ll-TTofs a' man thoroughly iiont'st rind is'knivn't.0.1?usterii ,j, Oregon people, capable of giving references that would satisfy anyone. He is financially interesied 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 at nil times. Fifth. Xo salaries are to be paid 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. If you have ever had nn inclination to invest in oil yon 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 and unmindful of oil experience of anyone., connected. In this ease there are 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 be officered later and orgrn'zed in whatever way those now invest ing see fit. . The drill is at hand, ready to work, but it will not be moved on the lease until $20,000 is secured,' for there is no intention of having a half-drilled well. ... If you feel interested and wnnt to ji. in square people in an effort to make . money out of oil, now is your opportunity. . The oil field is one of the big producing sections of the, rnid-eonrincnt field. It is no experiment aryl no one is'nsked to assist in bringing in a new oil. zone. ' Yitb oil being produced in large quantities adjoining this lease, with pipe lines in, the only chance that is being taken ie to drill- in an oil well, which certainly looks more than promising when the surnniodings-are considered. I'lease address, stating the amount .you are willing to invest. . , o Olf,t)EVELOPMENT, Caw Observer, La 1rnde,'Oregor. DEPENDABLE COAL KEMMERER, ROCK SPRINGS ' Wyoming Coal. , --' i - ,: Also . ' " ; i : UTAH, COALS. Thone Orders, Main 732- Grande Ronde Lumber Co. t Flour IBS UOW MUCH A BOY CAN EAT of bread and butter you enn eas ily learn by muking your next "batch" with our flour. When 1 the boy comes in hungry glvi) liim a slice of the new bread, take our word for It, he'll keep you busy cutting moro aliceB. And. bread and butter are the bent' .foods a growing child can eat. j. LaGrande Milling Go. THB FORT-UN E RRpDUCER 3 O. I t the ' . ji scaled In ! i ' '"; ijh Protected, frewve. is . TJ0lvor, lasts I ! I 5KforTairi te5URC ' j ! j to fiet VyRICLCYJlfa to ' ; ' sealed psckide; feet Ice . ' .' for tft na'we-tftij Crwfsit IE ' Mum in CsOMb-(A0Kft '''' :' 1 k shOtdisl.'iKO "i railr-w-i a1" hippin?a.uik. Tljj. ml : now 1 7
