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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1919)
o o o o 0 00 TTTCTiAv WAMLU Miauianeoua, WA" 1 KHrT" by f've or six-room modern "u; must be on paved street. Wlk de! with owners only. Cull Muck lJy 8-Mtf WANTKI) Tnjo waitresses; waxes $15, six 'daySj must be thoroughly exuoriecedf nj others need apjily. Silver Grill. w 8-Mtt WANTEDA mau to keop my crush i"'S plant n continuous Rood re pair to prevent shut down for neg lected. repnlrVlbd rli;lii man cas fly Be(s the nKht price at Mar's quarry. S-22-if WANTBD-U furnished room, Ited lisy Phono 8-2 2 a HELP WAKTFll Boys for box fac tory worklv Apply Grande Honde Lumber Co.rry, Ore. 8-HO-Ct WANTED Boarders at street, call Main 787. 305 Sprinjr 8-2u-7t,p WANTED Twa mcssenpers; girls or women, uble. tA ride wheel; stendy work; $40 pot .month and cnmni:s sion. WesternXtnion. 8-15tf WANTED One competent crusher feeder, Yljoo per day. Apply at Mars' quarry. 8-10tf WANTED For , our mill at Date? one experience 4 sawyer and one oi two carriage i-idees. l'hone oi write to Oregon Lumber Co., Bates, or Baker, OiAgon. 7-20-tf WANTKD Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. Ci Tuckcy. Latest model machinV flOB Wash. ave. Phone Red lolW 4-1 1-W MOiMJY tu i.oan .' 6 and 7 per cent, on Union Co. farms. School funds and hirirate funds. Call write II. R. Dixon, Foley Did La Crando, 'Oregon 8-24-19 m. ( ANYONE knowlnjr address -of Miss Marguerite White please notify J. W. White, 715 1-2 Spraisue Avo., Ppoknue, Wash. 8-2 4-:itp. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved property In Union county. No de lays. Curtotit rates. La Urandr Investment Co. WANTED Married man, to establish Tea, Coffoe and Grocery route in Union county; opportunity to have a business of Jour own without much investment; b,ond nn'l reference re quired. Fo particulars write, Grand Union Ten Co., C. D.' Morri son, Mgr., Portland Or. S-lfl-.'IOt FOR RENT FOR RENT Nice cosy rooms from $12 up. 1510 Adams, rhone Red 3901. 1-18K FOR RENT OR SALE on easy terms, 8 rooiil house furni lied, good lo cation close In. For particulars ad dress "M'01)server or call at of floe of City Kecordcr. S-20-tf FOR SAI.H OR TIIADH FOR SALK S room modern housa Adams AV) Inquire Dr. Ralston. FOR SALE I-Vty head of Angora goats, price e3jnable. Mike Roycc, - Summerville, Ore. 8-22-m FOR SALE Cenllo riding or driving pony; cheap ir taticn at oncn. Call Red 3201. S-24-.IU FOR SALE 3:i71. -Milch Cow. Phono lied 8-2 l-r.ip FOR SALE reaches in lots of 5 boxes, 75c per box. f. o. b. Milton L. R. PETTY, Grower, 1'romvavr, Oregon. 8-22-",tn FOR SALE lood seven-room house, close-in; a bargain if taken at once. Phone MaJn.,780. 8-21tf FOR SALE Dodge fivc-pnssenger machine. Phone Farmers 27x1. 8-21-0t,p FOR SALE Pleasant home, four ! room cottaire. Lai'-'e lot price $l,-i 000, terms. Pkono Main 22. I 8-19-tf. i FOR SALE A barn, 1S"'I, shingled ' roof; also single buggy. Phono j . lilack 1012. ' 8-17tf. j FOR SALE Six room, modern houso, , 902 K avenue. Phone Red 1701. I . . 8-otf : . LOST A SB rqilND . LOST Watch ob with- a jTiece of uartx aithed, bearing the nrWic ofi F. E. Ware on back. 00 reward . forrcturn to 01ercr. e 8-2;f j FOL'Sd Split bamboo poje newly; B!iellaced: new line, leader a-yl e automata' reel: fonnd at camp near; xistin cOwnr iit.y recover jy provftg f, Tnperty and pay hit fo tu Apply II. TV. Swart, La Orf.n '. . o a, 8-17f. i. The Ofren furnishes and prinlSj Patter Wif'"- Full Term licgi ltv Sxiilember 2. Rates Slnatkand Course, 36 weeks,. 40 weeks if I Paid before Sptemb 15) f s:.U0 e Vluokkoopln r 15) f s:.U0 ;Iain 7S Smif ' .Scenes 'l'loiii Jl;;,m'i!l)i'fk-i'all;n't' Vircus. - v - t t ' - I 1 ' ' - ' - n - - M , ) v ...; V. . r ' s UHLOflDUiU T!E - . v y ; lONrl'OOKETlti -r v ,..4;fev,. - rl - i . l-V i - i u t ' f f ' i - " 1 1 '-jL' t - t ' r " ' t I l. iv fc. j fiy V MONUMENTS X 3 i M J BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE & GRANITE r.louninent Makers of Quality, 1502 K Avo., Lrfi (iinndc, Oregon. St?" I No one need go thirsty I oKKiiON (,.oc:i:y ro. ... . - wcea. (40 lift before Se pi .moor 190 01). i'rit3 usNJTioul our six months and i-jyluent on the month - ?v nlnn. 1SAK1CH HUSINKSS COL- I.KtU'., ISakor, Oreso i, V. 1". Klnlon. l'rop., Phone 131. V 8-15 to 9-13. ;Iain 7S SmifVji.T :ixl Line. 8-2.'itf 7ta'u CO. ai tf. O T " CQrc. 3d . .... -t --.w.lT' I X r.iM! 1 ws ''iMll 111 There IS a 6i t drink which quenches thirst a drink for young and old a practical ly prediEe.s'ed drink which contains NONE of the injuri ous properties generally found- in soft' drinks. Just you get acquainted with this drnk of drinks RAINIER SPECIAL. Come to know how good a soft drink can be. Drink it when you're! thirsty drink it -with your merls. Insure yourself the genuine by calling for RAI NIER SPECIAL by name."" Bilr.for Prorl-j'ti Company, Sittls TT. B, A.. Mui if turer of Rirur Bj.ml. R.J-mi-r Bu'k. M.It Ki-ir. JUlnwi CoiOaJ, Byro mdDeitituitd Alcohol. 3 1 3 5 r:: figAMiivj.tx kky to. JL! - !; - i J'g n Don si r. O lTn(frrwood t:Qewriter, 1! Inch carriage. Good .condition, I'llce lit) THE AUSTHACT i TITLE CO S-22-31?: "Campbolatum" is Just tbe thing for tan, sunburns, sore or cracked lips, soie Paro.d, cold on the cluot, bolls and uclt coniiilulut. It is sold only at Silverthoru's and warranted by them. 1 . . fl.illy 8-11-tf Watch the Intake and exhaust vaSes, for leus. The Standard Aut Repair Shop, corner Adams and Fin will make them sea properly, thereAfci giving you more power and mileage on gasoline. 7-22tf. ED. CYR, Prop. NOTICE TO MACAIIEES. La Grnndo Roviow No. 27, Wo man's Benefit Association of the Macabeeo meot tlio first Thursday afternoon and 2:30 mid the third Wednesday ovening at 7:110 of each month at the K. of P. Hall. Visitors cordially welcomed. NO RE MACKF.Y, Com. CORA KERR, R. K. Main 70:1 Snjih's Taxi Line. 8-2."itf Altenilon Roli.il Clerk Int. Pro. ff jffpj$A Kcd Crown gasoline is high " fA M & quality, fuU-powered-cvcry I C S?fi$ 59 I Crown sign before you fill. Jl ,TANDA(ci2IL cj0MPAHr the Gasoline of Quality T. R. MAXWELL, Special Agent) Standard Oil, La Grande Clydo B. Kiddle, Island City L. II. Kiddle, Imhler lloovericd Grocery, La Grande Harris Grocery, La Grande L'nion Hardware Co., Union h utrhln&nn & Forstrom, North Powder Joe Pilcher, North Powder Joe Hallgarth, Elgin ' f i nf sif stf ifnf at lit iMftrfn tfiiiTs'i(jttWJiiJlL JiJiiJiistiif .Miufust.tBif , gnition Parts Brushes AVc linvi; just ((iinplclc slfit'k and IJnislies fgi i . J ion t wait lo mediate delivery, Hilton's We have a Srood lnrc, Riis, Jfanes wijl not l.'ist:loii.Jf in our lixte it will ii.'i 9 O Furniture Fiio'ind .leffei-sftn G I'M. rI.irb.9e. Prices PaWI I III 'I (9 9 jQ . O- Assn. Yon are requested ntleifl the regular friiKineHS mettl Muitht, Auk. 25 at SiOuauJflockf at K. of P Ilall. tturluss of Importnnce. O EDNA DAIIiO. 8-2 5-1 1. See (Observ?? advertising wm bring r suits. , .Main 70; mllh's xi Line. 8-2."itf Your Kodak, may need repairing if you fail to get goftd pictures, some thing must be wrong; better stop in at SilverlhoVn's and let them tell you. 8-2!tf M.TV ,?.U !' I'M"!! .BvWsjW'.H. W"lr.t FAMILY DRUG STORE LA ORANOCOREOON. Suggestion on Ncjsema Tt wtll tttk Just n rVw iiontont to tfrp to ml tii-k u wli;it 4ur it-m-o )u Uni itt t.'K) wnruf riT!iteHiKt uloiA r w ith pvi aootlw Inn Huti oi'oiia, i.j. . I Yuur money Ua;k uilvM ilia Ut bo t tig n licvui yuu. rrJh.e LicxwidWciiili l(.p-yifiliit.' received a full and of JojiiMion I'artrt i , i. niakes ol cars. ortri - r at Garage 1 i i w? T used I''in'ni- aiul Heaters that yuu iieeil anyl hini' you tii invest urate. "X p Exchange fliai(! lilack 12 II for Used Furiiiture eajl lor mi .. . . Nice of fleeting of lloardj of I)uull tuition O O Notice Is liercliyOplven Oiat tf?o County Dourd of Equalization for l a Ion County, Oo'Kou, will convene at the court house, La OrKndO.on Miyi de, Seplember 8, 1919, iftd publicly examlno the Ossessniont roll, cornet all errors In valuation, desci lptlonn?mav eichanm them for new boo'J or nualjtles oluud, oritlier property as usuessod by the county assessor, and Ibahnlfbe tlio duty of all per sons ln(rt.if C it) appear at tlio timo u nil plncs given. All peinons haing gr.iivnnces garding thel919 assessment may ap pear before iich bvard and p esent their afridavtis containing arounds for coniplaln Allauc'j arridavits must bo preseAted dsring tlio first 1& nays oi ino imetin?t oi inn umnu. UyO. COUCH, Assossor for Union County Adv. 8-18 to 9-9. NKW SCHOOL HOOKS IN OKEfiON. All peoplo having children of school age will be interested in school books. As UMinl, the school look concerns ,i-- j i n in r"""ii rn"'''in k hi "" iV.l' DEPENDABLE COAL Wyorb UTAH C Phone OKtler, Grande Ronde Lumber Co. HAKKIS rUKINIIUKt LO. nw aVd second hand I? urnn Rugs J Etc, "GOOD FURNITURE FOR LESS" 40(5 FIR STREET FIIONE RED 3171 WANTED Clean Cotton Rags Suitable to Wipe Machinery, 3 cents a pound La Grande EveningObserver OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results. 1 r La Grande OPEN DAY J. C. HENRY Residence Undertaking Parlor FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED ' EMBALMER Phone Call Main G2 Day and Night WANTED RAGS 3c PER LB. AG. llfcVLY9. STRONG 1.106 JOITIOISON AVE. are placing the distribution of th new booku throuirh the school kit dealers in all Oregon towns and citiii These books are owned, and the prid controlled by the book manufacture; ind will be sold onlv for cash, t l.nn. thnOknu. 1 A... ai in flm 1 7 .' uerttoiiH imviiiK necoitu uuuu uviuiva :; 'r ana pay me umerence. ivko nonce ;:j r;c Silverthorn's Drug Store a large stoi jti " t U I l.n ,l , ,,.l, t,nJ( now being marked, with the pri adopted by the state of Oregon, wi j j price of the old book that maybe r i j turned in exchange, S3 that each cu i tomcr wanting school bookmay si J at n glaifce what they wijl cost ViJ may state that the prices for all ne 5 school books adopted will be no moii! than the old prices, though iU mafl rial is costing the maker of boot mui'h mijro than before the war price' 8-2 lw : FAMILY DRUOJ STORE 1.A GRANOC.CWteON. ROCK SPRINGS ing Coal. 0ALS. . Main 732- 'ajaaJlaaalalastasiJrua ure, carpets. IIOW MUCH A BOY CAN EAT of bread and butter yon can eas ily learn by making your next "batch" with our flour. When the boy comes in hungry givn him a slice of the new bread. Take our word for it, he'll keep you busy cutting more .slices. And bread and butter are the best foods a growing child can eat. Milling Co. AND NIGHT ROLL IT IN Whon yovff tin? nhoivs signs of wenrinT; throUKh, don't v..Tlt for rubhrV fahrlo to givo waj butlirlng tlio casing to us while there ! . timo tnvo it and build on It as a bSnls. Itoll It Into'our shop and ro',J It out practically a new re. ulcnnlxing Is the Omenta itn InvontmenlO KKI.I.Y iPWl'JAUUH IN IIOIINENKAMl' ISUILDINQ IS-''- Sng Orerrer advert! a r ro-'-jrt nf o O tb?'l? ; irhard ll.nto p.; 9 rtlanj o o o o O o e Q e 1 - e e o a o j S V' 'S " - - rt w v w 6 o ... . 0 .
