La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 21, 1919, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. WEPT o-, 0 O o f. 5 WANTED One erfch., feeler per day, at Mar". Quarry, WrIeJDr:?"rS,n bc7, iter. 9-1 8-6 1. 0 WANTED House of from ft,r to seven Moms. Reliable party, will . . 1 PfoPTty. Call Hamilton's Garage, Muln 790 WANTED A deliver man. See C A Wlcy or Merchants Delivery. 9t7-tf. WANTED Cook for logging camp; man or woman. Inquro Mlko Nol- uu mimuuuBu g camp 4, Wallo wa, Ore. 9-17-6t-p WANTED House to rent by Oct 1st. Call Black l7n nP jiJ 1061. 9-17-21 WANTED An elderly lady to take charge of a few sleeping rooms Call Red 31. 9-15-tf WANTED A girl for general house work, two .in family, $8.00 per week. Apply at Observer. D-lotf WANTED Waitress to wait on table in construction camp, $00 per month and board and room. Apply Box 225, Elgin. 0-1 2 tf We bale Hay. Bean Bros. 9-12-tf. WANTED A lady stenographer and bookkeeper. Write H. K., care of Observer. 9-14-tf. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE iKeliable work done on linens, cur tains and ladies' dress routerails. Mr3. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave., Red 711, first block west of Post office. WANTED Two messengers; girls or women, able to ride wheel; steady work; $40 per month and commis sion. Western Union. 8-15tf .WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. MONEY TO LOAN at 6 and 7 per cent, on Union Co. farms. School funds and private funds. Call or Write H. E. Dixon, Foley Bldg, La Grande, Oregon 8-24-19 iu. MACSINK HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. 906 Wash. ave. Phone ' Red 1SL 4-11-tf MONET TO LOAN On Improved property in Cnlon county. No de lays. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co. FOR BALE OR TItADH FOR SALE A 1918 Hudson Super elx In first class condition for $1500. Come quick, It will soon sell at this price. Geo. Young I . 9-19-4t FOB) SALE One residence lot, close lq. Phone Black 1G42. I 9-19-3t. FOR SALE Frying chickens, white Leghorns, cockerels and rabbits. Call Black 1G42. 9-19-21. FOR Call. RENT Furnished Black 3902. house 9-19-2t FOR SALE A modern 5 roomed house. Mrs.' Anna Brooks, 2011 Cedar St. 9-19-tl EARTLETT PEARS -Phone Black 2031. - For sale 9-17-10tp FOR SAL& The best ranch In the county for the price. Call M. 780 or write P. O. box 909. 9-18-tf. FOR SALE A fine ten aero home, all new buildings, would make fine cihlcken ranch, close In. Call I Black 1012. .9-17-tf. FOR SALE One 130'6 O avenue. lot, Inquire at 9-17-10:p FOR SALE Furniture. 2108 Cedar 6t. 9-17-8t-p LATB. CANNING PEACHES For sale, box of five or more, 75c per box. F. O. B. Milton, L. R- Petty, Freewator, Oregon. 9-16-61 . ,. FOR SALE freestone Peaches, call Black 3701. C. f- Riddle, Mnyi Park. 9-lG-7t,p l'E CAR FOR 8ALE AND TRADE Two Btiicks light four, one Rea tourlnt, J350; three FordsJ snap. La Orande Auto Ex change, North Fir and Monro. 9-12-19tp. tH SALE 160 acres elgtit nltles tronf La Grande aa8 one nd one osir miles rrojn ine cPrl9 $100 an acre- 3. 000 cash. I ilance terms. Julius Fischer, own-, er. 8-31-tf-1 fc-j a i c-o: SALE Eight room modem house. Call Black 1192. 9-Mt-pi a - o l0 lost Affp rorajP LOSTione female Pointer fever ;ike nil' ""y evening. LU)(,rll reward Btv-J return 7 !,irorm'l" r for the fturn f dog to I)r.W. T. Ihv t Hot Lake ganltorium. -9-if FOR RENT Unfurnished mciit Call Darland Hotel. 9-17-tt FOR KKNT-Furnljlicd Rentleinan. Hath off room, steady v-au ueu 1572. 9-1 5-lt-p. FOR ItEXT Sentleman A room suitable for """""h iu uo nis " cooKing, or man and wife .inimg clieap rent. Call Daiiand hotel. 9-13-tf run Hh.NT 2 unfurnished rooms with privilege of kitchen for light- nouseKe,pitg. 1405 sixth St. 9-9-tp Professional Directory R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. OSTEOPATHIC I'HTSKI AXS DR. J. L. INGLE and DR. MAR GARET INGLE Phom: Office Jieu 1761. Res. Black 1231. Rooms 35, 36, 37, 38. Now Foley building. ATTORNETB COCHRAN ft EBEKHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Bberhard, Attorneys. La Grande Natioual Bank Building. CRAWFORD ft EAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert S. Bakm, Attor neys a law. Practice In all the courts of the state and the United States. Office, Weat-Jacobsoc Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon, R. J. KITCHEN Attornev-at-Law Practice In all courts. Office Rooms 455 La Grande National Bunk building. La Grande, Ore. PHYSICIAN AND SITtfiEON GEORGE R. VEHRS, Physician- Surgeon. Offices In D. Whiting home. Elgin, Oregon. F. L- RALSTON, M. D. D. O. Special attention to surgery, diseases of women and children. Over Putman's drug store. Telephone Main 778. CONTRACTORS V. C. HANSEN, Contractor Brick D'ick, stone, concrete and file construction a specialty. 1307 4th St. 7-9 to 8-D . B. MILLER -Architect, room 17, New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. Fraternal Directory. B. P. O. E. ELKS, L.i Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elksi COLON R. EBERHARD, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. VOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Orande Camp No. 169 meets every first and third Monday at Eagles Hall. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the office of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., 9 t m., to 6 p. m. . J. LILLY, CO. R. J. KITCHEN. Clark iODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meet on tho first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the E. of P. HalL Visiting neighbor! welcome. J. I. GHARST, V. C. ' JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. REBEKAHS CryBtal Tooge fo. 60 meets every Tuesday evening In tht I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. N. G. OLIVE STANSFIELD. Sec'y VIOLA C. BENHAM. F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, at Eagles HalL Visiting members welcorm Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. BIRDSELL, Sec. K. of b. or Security ML Bmilj n .it xrn 91A montii the second I.UUUUI . .- . fourtn. Monday evening at I o'clock at Eagle hall, vuuins members are welcome. ABB HARRIS, Fini. Bae. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. 90YAL NEIOHBOHB Iris Cam s meets every second Friday aflor noon and every fourth Friday even Ing. erery month Jn K. P. Ull. All visiting members cordially welcom LOUISE LAN'DRUNf, TJraclf MARY E. WEST, Recorder. " o Ij, E. B. Hope Cbarr.N. 130. B 8. hoids stated comimrntiUons th. ecaid and iirth i)esday oj ach crnth. VniUng membe w Slallr wolromed. FLORENCE BACON, W. 14 9ARY A WARNIL', sec. es . IT M T- I'""'"" No ""ippHureU frma li... meetings 'first anP third Batjrrday 7By3yStf at 7: SO p.m. Corded weleonie t -it M O v C. M. HUMPHREYS, WM . A. r WILLIAMS, See. U O. O. M. LI Qrana Loage Mo 850, Lol Order aViote kold. retular mtlof9 every Wedneaiti: itvi at s a It Eapt Kail u to Clkl' Blf. ti Wasiluatcm Mrt Tiwiialara welcome. Dimu . FRHO SMITH, DIs. AIT IVA17, O KMHSWTS Ov' IYT1II Red i ron Loiliv? No. 27 meets , every MoihIht evening In Castle Mali I Wv. "f 1. hall) t S p. in A I'ylhlan weliomo to all vlsitiait i"'1"" . E. DYERS. C..C. C L. GRAHAM, K. R. S. S Sunday Morning Observer Ad lndietideuc .ewnuapr Published Daily and Weekly at La "". uregon, Dy ut urande even ng Observer Publishing Company BRUCE DENNIS. Publisher. Entered at the Postof fice at La Grandi Jregon, as Second Class Mail Matter Address all Communications to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street. City and County Official Paper. Ja sole in Other Cities Oregon Hotel WAt Ct. J n . , .... --o Dtauu, rgrusna; imperial News Stand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel News Stand, Portland, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATKti By Carrier Jafly, ner month k. 3aily, per three months $l.f Daily, per six months in advance $3.76 Jaily, per year iu advance..:,.. 17.60 laily, single copy 6t By Mill laily, per year in advance $5.00 Oaily, per six months in advance $2.50 Daily, three months 'n idvanco. .$1.25 Daily, per month 50c Weekly Observer-Star, by mail, por year In advance .$Ut The Observer furnishes and printo Rutter WraoDers. DUTLI'S ywssiu 'eihsif Jjiasss LET OUR DRV CLEANING DEPARTMENT SAVE YOU i Garments may be sent in with Laundry, bundles or order telephoned in. We main tain a real cleaning plant such as is seldom found outside the larger cities DAINTY GARMENTS , DAINTILY HANDLED PHONE MAIN 56 STANDARD-I LAUNDRY CO. !i 3iny Kjia aupermtions. e) III the highland intliuid It Is. aft-ii ait 11 ti-rrlhly U''uiky sl-ii If 11 Ior wlmulff ruji betvi- ii the hrldnl i;ill m fliiliwciliiiB tla.v, Aid brlilcs mil it'll thf liiy-s of tbi'lr wedding mI ItHiirute the hlvi fur the oci'iislun, nys the I'lillailiephl yorlh Aiiierliaii. .n ynnsrof KiiKliuid mid -Si-v.tluiul thm -xists &41 aiit'leut.cusiniii for whli-h no lie 'sfeius to know the ronsoii. b rhlih part of tlio weilillug cuke In irnbt-n orer the hend of the bride mid iv iit all acmnilile for a io. ' Cultivate the Uttmory. Back of the Won of oultlvntlnij a memory Is the kj-onor edge It puts on the brain generally, which. la the mak ing of the inure uttraoflve person. Is mere anything duller than a woman .vho Is Just too limy minded to try to i-emeniber unities and plnces anil has to refer constantly to n third person fur aid In telling nn Incident? Hx- change. . . About the Carat Tie "V-imt." the unit of welrht no. etillnr to J, welry. was Introduced from Imlla. Mnn sought tj rei-ord the nelght of small objects by using tlnv seeds. The Ixtrley grain wns useil in Hurnpe. In the East the seeds of n vetch were In use. mid It Is from the Greek word for vetch (kerntlon) thiit ne. now rniiui:ur term "curat" Is il rived. Rougli'ig It Robert anil his fir'ier were strand ed one night out In it 'nuntrr district. Their oar hud broken down and they were obliged to stay I'll night In it humble little home. Everything wns strange to Robert, who was strlctlv a city child. When he returned home heard him tell his little neighbor friend: "Say, It wns great I Wo slept An a feather bed and washed In their dlshnan on the back porch." Some People Never Get Tired. JIarJorle has been asking me dnllv how much lunger she would have to wnlt before she could go to school. When nsklng her why she was so anx ious, she said, "I'se so tired mother, of being Ignorant." Chit-ago Tribune. Some of Our Fancy Cakes win prove Just what you want. You'll find them de lirious for afternoon tea. You will relish them mightily as a dessert for the luncheon. We Bake Them Fresh- eTery day, and never seem ab le to make enough. Why not order yours now and avoid disappointment? BAKERY La Grande, 'Qrog&n 8 So I. tl" ,.- ,,.,. bureau in 1"!"" "y " !,Vu, .,, . ' " ' "'' m Us liroadTr m-iwe Includes all id lise agencies which detect vlolutli of M1i-i1 fawn m eblch keep tjj govcriiAicm Informed us to Internation al ,1'cfutlonsliiiis. Military Intelligence Is the chief serret service agency In the brouder sense and Jt co-ordinates mid uses nil the lesser detective ugen-, cles of the government. . Indian Jewels! Oiiisslng fioiu flilim to India, we shall find the -ople there often load ed with Jewelry, writes f'nmk 0. Car penter. In "How the World Is Clothed. 'Mint worn by 11 single girl In the III111 nl.va mountains inny weigh niauy pounds. It Is usually of brass, but sometimes of gold and silver. Iu the valley of the (hinges, there are wonieu nho wear nietnl rings in their noses, and some who hove silver hells much like sleigh bells fastened about their toes. New Zealand Lumber Vanishing. At the present rate of fticrease In tho consumption of native lumber In New Zealand It Is estimated that the supply of standing timber will Inst not more than ISO years. A WANT AD will do i. For Sale Good Hay, $30 and $31 per ton. Also Other Food. THE J. D. LYNCH CO. FOR SALE 8-Room House, furnish ed or unfurnished. Cor ner Fourth nnd Depot St. Inquire Mrs. W. S. Alliiison, Phone D. 1081 Diamond Shoe Shining Parlor. "Wo shine nil colors oS shoc.t hjhI lean all col en's, nnd do shoe repair ing to the satisfaction of the public. Jf. F. MITCHELL. PUT AN END TO THAT HEADACHE CONSERVE YOUR ENERGY by having your eyes correctly fitted with Glasses. Our equipment is the most modern and up-to-date. We guaritritcc all our work. AVe are equipped with a -Vertex Infraction Case to correctly fit you with PUNKTAL Lenses GOLDEN GLOW. Electric Heater "IT'S AS CIIKKRIT'L AS ITS NAME!" For the?e cold mornings, before heal inn plant,i in use, or for cold corners in winter, the (jnldcn Olnw Heater is ideal. WARMTH WIfi:i(i; YOU WANT IK WITH A COI.DK.V GLOW KMX TltlC HKATKII . ... Aftur (tiviri(t baby bin bath you need not fear he vi'l cnti h colli when you drey him hi the chew-)' warmth frnm.a (iolde n (Jlow Heater. 'And'liaby will chuekn. with delight at the comfort of ila heat rays. Una a hundred other ones as well. Fine for the "cold upon" that exist in e rt-rjj hurwi 4n winter mnntha. Just tho tliiriR for invalids, for the nrseiy aid tho nick room. Iff Golden Glow as a port able electric fireplace. . . I'y a.na--,',a"iV3'.' " ' """"f"1" iieauns; pmni is ?AS.S.VT'VuJ !! use. VSIi Vlll-f .i !.l'Ji ' jl nr.'- y.r Rolile Clow Olec- pt'j Ji'io stfr- iL trie Heater fron jour A-nlcr to- VJl- i It: hWrfkAJF Pa-9 . . vfWK -eovy Vi?-T5fey L..lP.Ts'.Ot;D .'.K"st fc."' "' or .1. ible ??.,., was.Vi.drew lim' '''".'"Me cb. v.7-e limjMluccMl i Into Chh uu-o e!.lit years lifter their nppcnraiice on the Purine const anil In iss:t were adopted ill Now Yor, Washe.ieioii iiinM'hlhtdclphlu' ud iV erwurd in London. eptlmita ThsufM, Time Is a better comforter tk ilectlon. to wlpe'marhiawv. 2 emta a oW. Ohservor advnrttntna mva. HARRIS FURNITURE CO. " NEW'AND SECOND HAND Furniture, Carpets, Rug's, Etc. "GOOD FURNITURE FOR LESS" 40G FIR STREET THOXE RED 3171 y"rrr"r-nrrr'rir'rTiTTni w ioncy We have n good lino of used Furni ture, I'ngs, lv'anges and Heaters that will not last long. If you need anything in our line it will pay you to investigate. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson ; Phono Black.. 1241 Ed. Donohuc. Best of Prices Paid for Used Furniiure. Mj . MASSES f J. H. PCARE & SON Optometrists ThouiiindH are Jn use, (riving Rntisfnrtion. Hfy-nuRo they trans fnVm ele'ljic current directly into hej(l, theySAVK FWJ--1-Several of these heaters in your home wi!leKive many hundred of pi'iinds of coal in serine and r..n ...I i : P eUncletben. mn...ii.. ..i.i !.... -., ... o ' iiiiiiitij, mini iiicio r.0011, ;in o A be inlsleediu'. Kijli lntnn-e, iff. "iing, O rtut kin to?.rry a liTiie out of 11 nkelVle : Is alius ni(0 Donill'lr dnn nun iltil L-iuiiu o ' ils mini) on igiilur wo'k." A Pile Ointment tlinb is emlor.vs by. doctors. If you arc frouhtsd wilaj itchiag piles, e have just tSu'aisp ration you aeed. Oar Pils OiatVtsait, at Siltertyi Fawly 1111$ stove. S-Hitf rUHILY BRUCi STOflS Mt)nANt,MM, rrAf.i' . MA I' Y e , o o nd white colPr 8 months old. 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