La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 03, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFT? THAT EVFATN-G. Or'TOfilTfi' 3. ijrTft. LA GTUXPE EVEXrS-0 OBSERYTT? ' STIVE'S" mm V1 ' w A.lti) Miscellaneous, WANTED Modern f, 1 roomed house 51000 down as first payment, a. ply 2707 N Depot St. 9-30-tilp WAITED Avonin of e;ood tnnviv to. act as housekeeper, two to four nours.a day fori family of to at m home of I. E. Silv.rthorn. 10-l-:)t WANTED- Position to work as house keeper oy oman with little boy 7 years old. Phone Red 3011. 10-:M!t WANTED An elderly kfdy fr iKht work. Good hiime. Inquire 1510 Ada ms Avenue, "j 10-1-tf WANTED Egg wanted in case lots, G8c; smaller Jots, 57c. Special price from Inrire henneries. Valley Cream ery. Phone Main 733. 10-1-tf WANiisD Job on ranch by younjr man . Call Black 3001. 10-l-3tp. WANTED TO KENT Five or six room house, rormnnont tenent. Enquire at MDbservor. 9-2U-tr. WANTED Position by refined edu cated woman as companion fo lady or work In doctor's offica or would care for children. Addro.is Itoom 205, Hot Lake Sanitarium. " 10-:-3tp WANTED Girl, or lady for house work, on farm. Thone Farmers 151. 10 2-3t WANTED TO RENT House not less than five rooms. Call Red 164Z. ' 9-2G-tf WANTED Highest prlco paid for eegs in case lots or loose. Valley Cieaniery. Thone Main 735. 0-2G-U WANTED A girl for general house work, two in family, $8.00 per week. Apply at Observer. 9-15tf WANTED Waitress to wait on table in construction camp, $00 per month I and board and 'room. Apply Box 225, Elgin. . 9-12tf We bale Hay. Bean Bros. 9-12-tf. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE 'Reliable work none on linens, cur tains and ladies' dress materails. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90G Adams Ave., Red 711, first block west of Post office. WANTED Two messengers; girls or j 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 oi write H. E. Dixon, Foley Bldg, La Grande, Orogon 8-24-19 m. MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. 906 Wash. ave. Phone Red 151. " 4-11-tf MONET TO LOAN On Improved property In Union county. No de lays. Current rates. La Grande Investment Co, FOR SALE) OR TUADH FOR SALE Furnished or unfur nished, attractive homo, with gar age, : In heart of La Grande. 6 ' rooms and bath room; screened porch. Handsome chandeliers. All assessments paid. Easy terms. Ad dress P. O. Box 6G1. 9-30-Ctp TEACH ISLAND Teaches are better. Groves ad. 9-29-5tp FOR SALE OR RENT filO-acre mountain ranch: close in: For fur. thcr particulars inquire E. N. P.ush- nell, La Grande, Oregon it-ju-np ISLAND CITY PEACHES arc better See Groves ad. 9-29-Ctp PEARS FOR SALE Fall butter, Flemish beauty, I'Onjou, 'and Clapp's favorite graded and sized. J. I). Stodd.-.rd- lied 932. 9-2S-CI FOR .SALE One five room house, with bath, modern, with full bnsemont, well lighted and ventil ated, $1400; one five room dwell ing with toilet and sink, full base ment, vegetable cellar, J950; one nine room house with bath, ar ranged for hot and cold, water In every room, wired throughout, vecetahle collar, with bulMlngi for garage and wood shed not, jji quite finisicd, close In, t Iixuu. J. L. Ma:. of ner. 0!24-tf FOR SALE A modern 5 roomed i M .. Annjsl'rooks, 2014 Cedar SLq 9-19-tf FOR SALE A fine ten acre home, all'ew bulldlncs; would mas fine chionTt!. close In. Caji 'Bl.ck 1011.. -J-- a S , mi FOR SALE one flvt m BOclin wifii fulfe basement; one 90' room building, with rooms In r.-ar with full basement; n8 building., almost nt'W. '.n i- 0 small bull i for 1800 illngs. rVtr in. all above J. L. liars. oOncr.j FOK SALEDiiiiiifRoom Set, six ehnirs. table and buffet, solid oak; also crnffunisr, one Majestic range, almost new n'rd a 'base burner self' heating stove. Call 401 Fourth St., or phone IJcd (!S2. 10-l-4t FOR SAJ.E Silently used 5 pnssen ge Mitchell -car., 1918 niodol. Call S. P. RusuK F,oley hotel. 9-29-tf. FOR SALE Green tomatoes. Phono Black 39C1. J , 9-29-tf. FOR SALE Late fanning poatlies, orange clings and fine yellow free stones, al quality, all wrapped at 60c per box. F . O. B. Milton, cash address tilled first. G. G. Groves, (successor to A. R. Bad ley.) 9-29-5tp NOW, wh j has the gall and soma money to buy Mar's Hock Quarry for (10,000 as be wants to go away? Thore Is a fortune for the right party. All above on toim to suit. J. L Mars, owner. . 9-2 4-tf. ONE FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, city wa ter, electric lights, stone foundation, cellar and woodshed, near saved street; ?S00. John Mars. 9-25-tf FOR SALE Fivo small pigs, 25 lbs. to 35 lbs. weight. Call Farmers 234 after 7 o'clock. 10-2-2tp FOR SALE Chiffon Velvet coat. Imperfect Vision In A SchopI Child often entails more than mere eyestrain. It must be remembered that trouble from imper fect seeing school work, pomes not only from seeing words and figures wrongly but also from fatigue of the brain caused by eyestrain. Twenty-five per cent of children have defec tive vision. Frequently a bashful child fails to tell the teacher he cannot seb the blackboard easily and so is unable to do his work is ac cused of neglect and falls behindin'classes all because of lack of proper eye care. If your child has defective vision have it corrected by an Optometrist. Our equipment is the most modern in the optical Science. II m . .1- I II II fmm I H DFADF 9, QfM S? ! I , VJlUUIClllOl 4 II III ! J The Observer furnishes and prints Butter Wrappers. llif" " A Universal, f i ptk A 4 a A 1 Desire 7 iPubliG' a i ell fe . p,j S GEO. G. CONLEY FARM, 13 MILES EAST OF LA GRANDE M W) ( Ask yourself- t I p'Jy "Wlrit. (lo 1 most w Monday, j October 6 , 1 S.WS 1 . jf - m. m I Thirty lioad horses; all goLl Ono Hay Mower. ,; ' 1 Tut the same query '( ! heavy animals. .Two (!-foot Jaolcs.m Jirks. , I wM to tlie oioxt person fjfjl I Three milk cows; one to bo fresh' One FanninIill. - I'M Tl M.Z soon. . I '. .. u j" ' M' "r .v B II Tll'A f !.,t. . Dirm.a. ll If ft I TOM 1.. .1 e i.ii f F SLV 1 1 ' " I " . . "- Ono G-eylin.lor K'oo far.. . i uno 'l-t-ii. p.-Jioit I'mgine, earer' . ... I- su? 'j pillar. Seven sets ofllirnoss. " ( . TP- I i unc ConiUinoa Jiarvesier, com- ,-' 8$J , -I i- , f i: i ; pleto. complete. . . ijg w,r h-wn.M.m .f ? Tlireo 3-hottom'Oang Plows. Wagons nn.l Grain Uai-ks. w..rtl.-wl..l p-ple. & I On,' Harrow, 20 feet witle. . 0m' O-K""''" I.'istiihtc Tank v One Harrow, 21 feet wide. Vl'm T i j Saving, Aeeonnt 18 ' oix .)(J-gall(in Oil Tanks. cw hero ofteiitimos fM I One Kollcr. Ono set of P,l;ieksiuitli -To.ls. actn n ft passport 31 - Two Hay Rucks. ' One 1 l-ineli "Walking Plow. " l j W to Sji OncHavRakf.. ' ' All of the Household Articles. . . . ' ' ' KAKYOTKIB ARTICLES . W yWv the start tyl'. J TKKMS OF.,SAI-E. All sums of $10.f0 and under, cash. Over .f 10.00, tT I hf? .17 I inontlis' time will ho given for n good, bankable note drawintr ft per cent in- I () J ;j : terettBfn.ui date. , 'ifj) l! s Knle to be-'in at 10 n. m. (7oinp nnd b;iv- n finjil time . nn f& . ?Sf il I v V', '",,, - . .. ' Ii United States ffl Ii . s s s i eoe . . ; c& National jg'C . j; E. HEYPOCDS, Clerk e e . 4uctionQer VM 0. M - H:l' -.--O aiWa , .r9T 1707 Juffer-d0-2-4tp 1 tf FOR SALE-Useil car, Maxwell, in rftining order. A baijjiin. Phono liluck 2001. Kb Grande, Oregon. ' 10 Mt FOR SAfBr-BrovSi Swiss reg Istered, splendid individual, ag? 3 1-2, out of tampion (Ow. At prlco of hull yen; Wrllo or phone H. A. GallowV Elgin. IP. D. 2. Dally 10-2-3t LOST AND FOUND LOST An Ice scale, notify J. D Lynch Co. 9-23-tf LOST Gray silk Sandbag. Finder return to Observer office. Reward 10-2-ttp LOST Black leather purse containing keys and papt'rsf of identification. Finder leave nrdbserver office and deceive reward. 10-2-tf KOR KKNT FOR RENT Two furnished rooms one for gentlem.au, one for lady, with privilege of bath. Call Red 1572. 10-1-atp Constipation. -The beginning of almost every seri ous disorder is constipation. If you want to enjoy good health keep your bowels regular., This is best accom plished by proper dieq and exercise, but sometimes b medicine is needed nnd when that is',the caie you will find Chamberlain's Tablets' ore excellent. They are mild snd gentle in their artion. easy andvpleasant to take. Pair Xupitao boats. son St. Give thorn atrial. They only cost a quarter. Advi Young nidi's suit novelties. Pinch iBicks. d'zesl ti)')8. Toggery. v l()-l-3t Ki . ooi.omito i-wHtohs o TO HOLD MKKTIXU GRAND JUNCTION. COLO., Oct 2 The 45th annual meeting of. the Colorado Ed Rational Association will be held in this city on Novem ber 4, 5 nnd 7, and according to present Indications, the session Is to Re one of the most important as well as tho best attended that has evei bee recorded in the bixtory of tha organization. It is expected thai mnro than COO toachnrs will ntteur. the sessions. Amvng the speakers who have accepted invitations to ad dress the gathering are Dr. Ernest C Monro qf the University of Califor nia, Miss Kathorine D. Blake or New Yoik City, aud President E. B Bryan IjI Colgate university. A num ber of otiior promintut speakers and educators have also boon pluccd on thn program. Jnl'n A. Sexson of Sterling, Colo., is president of tho association. One Qf tho most serious problems which confronts those In chatgo of the gathering Is the mutter of ac comodations fur the visiting teach ers. ' At tho samo t:-no the association members nro mo :lng in this city, two other divisions . f tho Colorado Educational Association will meet at Pueblo and at Denver. Butter Wrappers printed Observer office. -1 .,-4?.i.-r-.. .. ; V - - - 'i -i in ; ii - I UKH' VlOTMKH Alt! EXI'KVSIVK AM) POOlt LONDON, (Correspondence of the Associated Prosa) "Men's ' clothen tho coming winter will be dear and bad" is the cryptic, gloomy forecast of a clothiers' trade journal In dis cussing the prospects of tho forth coming season. Increased production costs and mill shut-downs. neceKsl tated by lark of coul, aro the cause assigned. F.NGLISII MAIL CAItRli:i BY PI.AM LONDON, (Correspondence of thn Associated Press) In ono week.hu Royal Air Force oerlal mall service from Folkestone to Cologno has rarru'd 7,090 pounds of letters and parcels, tho Alr-Mtnlstry nnnounces mmmd mm m An . f. 1 'n,n THE COHSsrr OF SUPER CHARM Whatever yotir type of figure, medi um, plump on slender, there is a La Camilla" modtl, ctoecially suited to y. "I Oaktlliy accentuatos ttie natural beauty of your form and adds to your comfort. Be convinced by having ono fitted. A complete line al ways on hand. Priced nt $3.00 up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Phone Red 3221 Res. 1702 Oak Street. 7 fWLi I, 7 A - V mm v m v , TJ ioii.i. ; 4 w mm mm mm Two squadrons ai conducting this serivce. One of them is equipped with planes having Liberty motor.s Their averugo time for a one-way journey Is tlij'0 hours, eighteen mlnntes. iinu.i: sci;m:s TO l!K FILM 161) LOS ANGELES, Oct. Plan nru being made here by a local mo tion picture produrcr to mnko inov lug pictures ot scenes In the 1'ibS from roti'r to cover. Tho Bible will bo filmed in 100 reels, two to bo shown at a time. It Is expected the work will require two years and Shal In somo scenes tho largest numb-.-r of persons ever appearing In a mo tion picture will be nssembld. Job Printing. The Observer. Main 37. Kream Hotter thnn lard or butter for frying, for sliorteiiiiiK, for cake baking. Two sizes l"ie and 8,V per tin. Something now Hroadway Bath Tablets. Two for 2.h " , Anew .shipment, of IToinz Products Mus tard, Cider, Malt and "White AVinc Veuegars. A few Alberta canning roadies at $1.00 iter box. V : Farmers have potato sacks all you want at, Tic pot mi eld ' i vi CITY GROCERY & BAKERY HOME OF FANCY GROCERIES ANNA M. POLACK, Prop. THONE MAIN 75 IOPEN DAY J. C. tyENRY Residence Undertaking Parlor FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER Phone Call Main G2 Day and Night Notice To Automobile Owners in We have a new additlonito our jworkshop, to bs used for auto top trimming nnd uih'ilsti-inK Kun your car in out of the rain j top will bo replaced while youSvait. :' .', ' , j Junt received another Shipment of plate glass for bark and aide curtains. If you wifh new hack curtain mode with fancy plate Klaus, wo cun do Jty J T.M.SHANNON Harness and Trimming Shop. WANTED RAGS 3c PER LB. SHANG HAI CHOP SUEY AND NOODLES Our Specialty EvorjthiiiK New, Neat nnd Clc(m. i012 Fourth Street. Open October 1, 1919. DEPENDABLE C6AL TtyoMi "' Also' ' UJPAH C0A1. " '" Plinnn nitilnr. Xfnir, 7fl. " ' MUUV V f 4 - J, HI Ul ll Ua Qtamls Honde Itutnber Co. . , jChamberlaia's Cough Ueinedy. . ! Thln.j-eniedy is intoiu.ed especially jfWcfiughi coldicitiup ijntl whoopin; vbugn.-' Krorn 'a 'sin.'.ll 'beginning its sale and use hia emended to all parts of the United Ftatrt nnd to many for eign countries. Th) ulime is enough to convince one t h . 1 1 i t s n medicine of more thnn oiilinnryV merit. Give it a ti9.il and you will fiudjliis to be the case. Advfc The Number 40 so much advertised and the strong testimonials given arc absolutely truthful. This medicine contains tho best blood purifier of j nny patent or proprietary manufac tured today. Ask our agenU if this is not a fact. Sold by SI FAMILY ORUd STORE UA ORANDCORCGON. AND NIGHT I Col, . . ., f Krisp e o' i , i o S-24 t.''i. o o O o c "b ...... 0 1 - 1 i nOW O o O 00 0 O O O a O O 1 I I I I 1 11 m 1 s si