La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1919, Image 5

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ANTED Scl
osew6k ii fu
unl.ya. Call Hf
pirl to help with
jji'hool and on Sat-
k 21101. 10-lj-tf
WXTED Fi
lkd 3471.
Jersejo cow. Call
10-U-21
WANThlJ .Apr. piciTs, 7c per box.
l'honc lied loux ' lo-G-4tp
CKNSUS CJ.KRKS (mci women);
4000 needed; '.I5 month. Aj;c 18-50.
Kxjwricnce unnecessary. Examina
tions, La Grande, October 18 and
November 15. For free particulars,
write Raymond Terry (former gov
ernment examiner) Oil Continental
Ulilg., Washington. 10-5-5ip
WANTED--AppleNjJlclisrs and pack-
ers, good picking and Rood wages.
Carbine Ranch, .orth Riverside
Park. A F. llorris.Nj 10-5-t
buildiUK, uliuui uuw; Ihioo other
email buildings, close In, all above
J1SU0. J. L. Mars, owner.
D-24 tf
FOIl S.AJ.E Household goods and au
tomobile. We will sell separately,
by piece or all together, our furni
ture, including- piano and automo
bile. O. E. Sjilverthorn. . lu-5-tf
FOR SALE Holist and furniture.
Victory Row's
10-8 ",
KMtiiiTs of rnaiiAs
Re4 Cross Lodge No. 27 meets
very Mondny evening In Castfo Hall
(K. of 1. hall) at 8 p. in.
A Pythian welcome to all vlsltlna
Knights. .
R. E. TITERS. C. C.
C L. GRAHAM. K. R. B. S.
Oct. 10 th
rent without
, lut da i to pay wattu
a penalty.
You lll find tt?e bns. prepnratior.
for itchiifi" or protruding piles sold
by anylrug store, is the one sold em!
warranted by '
10-3-tf
FAMILY Dr?U8 STORE
LA aRANOC,ORC10N.
Famous Wash
Heals Skin
DAY AHl) NIGHT
T). m IV. the pmtrft of tkln rrtn1l m
Vrnov tltow ikm lUHiolioMi tlwt hum tnnJa
our life burtU-u. tul ituk.-iii lU'liimr.
tirulnir aiwl cliMimfi will ttiMMipcar uiuli-r
IM auurw or mw rrintnw. itjuu utirvu bmii;
rniM tmiuouni-vd iiu-urJblo Ami wiU iv-u:
iMlkC )UU iviw.
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I YOUR GROCERIES , j JJJ I vV il
v'-u ? miiiib Mile
ill . j .
i III ll ON THE E. L, LARM FARM TWO AND ONE-HALF MILES WEST OF
1 ' VOTF " ' HOTLAKE. ; 1 ' '.
IFOROD ROADS ' i fl Ml I U 5 VT jj
An.1 Wo Will All llo lr.nnnr! I ! I ' . . fil
. SALE BEGINS AT 10 A. M.
II ' 11 1 8 ITend Wo IToi-spb, 114 inch 2 Bottom Onng Plow,
CITY GROCERY S ' :-fCo "rtTi -
A t a Tm-oxr III i llll 2 Calves, .) 116 incli Walking Tlow,
BAKLK I ' II 3-Wngoiis, y l-H-inch Walking Plow,
home of fancy groceries I 2 Sets Double otk ITanicBS, 1 Section Harrow, 1
anna M. polack, Prop. . :. phone main 75 III 1 2 Sets Single naVfiPss, 1(5 Tons ITay, .' I''"t ' ' !
llll! Ill Mower, . 1 ' . 2.1 Loads Straw, ' , "
I LmmLiMjd 1 ITayKalce, '" ' r'" "! ; 2 Dozen Chickens. J I ''
mmmmmmlimiiiiii II Other articles to6 numerous to mention.
I ' ll FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
wn I TERMS All Rums under $10.00 cash. Over $10.00 twelve months' time on .a
fMT CtWIYtl Pill 1 hankahle noto drawing 8 per cent interest.
Bolshevism E. L. LARM, Owner
S I! T. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. J. E. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
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J.- G.HENR:Y
Residence undertaking Parli
FUKXRA'i prRECTOR AK'iD tLEft2Q
Flew Cttaaftji
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Iki ari il
Easy terms, lotfe
Monroe street.
. 10-5-tf ;
FO? SALE Straw out of stack, $3.00 1
load. Adam Beck, at Mike Waller j
place. 10-4-3tp.
FOB SALE Slightly unert S passen
ger Mitchell- co,r. 1918 model.
Call S. P. Rusli; Foley hotel.
9-29-tf.
FOR SALE Grcoji tomatoes. Phone
Black 3961. 9-29-tf.
WANTIID To hear from owner of
, Roou ranch for sale. State cash NOW, whj has the gall and
price, full particulars. D. F.
Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 10-5-Gtp
WANTKD Modern G roomed house,
J1UUU down as first payment. Ap
ply 2707 Nepot St. 9-30-6tp
WANTED An Vdfcrly lady for liKht
work. Good hVme. Jmiuiro 1510
Adams Avenue. v 10-1-tf
WANTED TO ttENJT Five . or six
room house, j Permanent tenent.
Enqulroat Observer. 9-2'J-tf.
WANTED to RENT House not
less than fvb rooms. Call Red
1642. V 9-2G-tf
WANTED Hlchesl, price paid for
eegs in case lots pr loose. Valley
5.
9-2G-I1
WANTED Waitress to wait on table
in construction camp, $G0 per month
and board and room. Apply Box
225, Elgin, v 9-12t
We bale Jlay.XBean Bros. 9-12-tf.
UEMST1TC1HNG AND TICOT EDGE
'Reliable workl dnne on linens, cur
tains and lailits' dress mnterails.
Mrs. L. H. Noftdn, 906 Adams Ave.,
Red 711, first slock west of Post-office.
WANTED Two messengers; girls or
women, able toride wheel; steady
work; $40 per month and commis
sion. Western Union. 8-lotf
WANTED Clean cotton ragi suitable
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
Observer office,
MONEY TO LOAN at 6 and 7 per
cent, on Union, uo. tarms. ncnooi
funds and private funds. Call oi
write H. E. btxon, Foley Bldg,
La Grande, Oregon 8-24-19 m.
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. E. C. Tuekev. Latest model
machine. 900 Wash. ve. Phone
Red 151. ' 4-11-tf
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
property In Union county. No de
lays. Curront rates. L Grande
Investment Co.(
some
money to buy Mar's Rock Quarry
for $10,000 as he wants to go
away? There is a. fortune for
the rlRht party. All above on
term to suit. J. 1 Mars, owner.
9-24-tt
ONE FOUR-ROQM HOUSE, city wa
ter, electric li:hts, stone foundation,
cellar and woodshed, near xmved
street; 00. John Mars. 9-25-tf
FOR SALE Five small pigs, 25 lbs.
to 35 lbs. weight. Call Farmers 234
after 7 o'clock. 10-2-2tp
FOR SALE U.d car, Maxwell, in
running order. A bargain. Phone i
Black 2001.
La Grande,
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Oregon.
10 2-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Between my home In Frult-
diiio. nnd the'almor mill, one
automobile crank for Chovrolet
car. Flnderpleaso leave at the
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. store.
Grant Sturtevant. 10-4-3L
LOST An ice ' 'scale, notify J. D.
Lynch Co. 9-23-tf
roll KENT
1X)R RENT A stock and hay
. ranch. Inquire at the Observer.
10-5-6tp
FOR RENT For six months, com
pletely furnished house; five rooms,
close in. ' References required.
Write R., care Observer. 10-6-3t
SIDNEY LYLE the Piano Tuner, is
at the Hotel Foley. 10-6-2tp
FOR BAI.B OH TUADH
FOR SALE 1 sow and 7 plKS
Chester While. W.-D. Rand.
Cove. . 10-3-41-p
FOR SALE OR RENT C40-acrc
mountain ranch; close in. For fur
ther particulars inquire E. N. Bush
ncll, La Grande, Oregon D-29-20tp
FOR SALE Ono five rooirt house,
with bath, modern, with full
base.ment, well llchted and ventil
ated, $1400; ono five room dwell
ing with tollot.and slnh, full base
ment, vegetable cellar, $950; ono
nine room hotise with bath, ar
ranged for hotinnd eold water' In
. every room, lrcd throughout,
vegetable ' collar, with buildltw
for garage nmPwood shed not
quite finished, close in,cat $1800;
J. L? Mai s, owner. 9124-tf
l'OR.RALE A. modern 5 roomed
house. Mis. Ana Brooks, 2011
Cedar St. i 9-19-tf
FOR SALE Bnlit luigfry, chair and
-walker. 7500 Monroe Ave. 10-0-lt
'all new ' building, wouM" mas,e
line chicken ranch, cloje in. Call
BLvk 1012
9-17-tf.
FOR SAt.E one five. room dvfelllne
with full "basement; one store
room building, with rofas In rear
llh full basement; one tore
ervice
You men who want "ser
vice'when you buy
6hoe.s will appreciate our
promm buDiness-liVq
way ol fitting feet.'' We
know ihe importance of
giving I you what you
want and having it right.
The season's new styles
are. ready7the kind you
prefer; Wej can fit almost
any footr-widc; narrow,
long or short.
Buying shoes htre la
pleasure try ua.
Nj fi. WF-ST CO.
Bsil lB
Job Printin. Tlte Otrvr. Main 87
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fOKtAit 4IING
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BiscuTt roll r bn baking, Air
t.umr i iK)thir7ol tfcarT-0
fecf0.It il so .illful! blandtd .
and so fflielygrot'nd t Mi aj
cS.e orfo'eit vccta'all -man
th:can t ir upn .
A'trinVfodoy cam yearccUaiy. Z.
L ns-t BcofloufcrCriti'j)
La Crand Mining .
Everything that falsely en
courages unrest also encourages
bolshevism.
Misunderstanding of Amer
ican industrial organization, and
of its benefits to mankind, leads
to unrest, dissatisfaction, and .
radicalism.
For example, the Federal
Trade Commission tells the pub
lic that the large packers had an
agreed price for lard substitute
(made of cotton-seed oil.)
It reproduces letters taken from
the files of one of the packers; '
showing that such agreed; price .
existed. ., I ' '! :i ' f":. '-y ?,:ilV:
But it failed to mention that
the agreed price was deter
mined at the request of and in
co-operation vith jthe Food
Adminitfritf !nrt f i
EVen the Department of Jus
tice, in its unjust attempt to
create prejudiced against the
packers, hai made, public these
same letters, with no explanation.
How long must this kind of.
misrepresentation, continue? In
so fa as it is belierod, it'.no .
only breeds discontent," but "re
sults in injustice to our industry.'
lot ua-Wnd yeu'a "Swrft Skdkm"
It will inter at .'
AiAnm Swift AXomaan,
VnWi JWora Yards, ' Chtco.,, 10.
Swift & Cw.&ny, U. a A.
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ead This Carefully!
It will bo Kcon by looking over the table of payments following this paragraph
that, the average increase of taxation per thousand dollars of assessed valua
tion of property is but a lit tie more than four dollars. The first year the in
crease if? but hiilf a mill. The fourth year the increase is but t wo mills and the
highest point readied is but six and n (uarter mills. The roads will have be
gun to pay their way long before the high point has been reached. Remem
ber, the bonds are paid out at the expiration of the twenty-year period. AVhilo
.we have twenty years in which to pay for the roads, wc have the use of them
vlrpni- the tune or tiieir eonstruction., . ; ; , . ,. '
r , ' ' TALE OF C6ST TO RETIRE $1,498,000.00 WORTH OF ROAD
BONDS FOR UNION COUNTY CARRYING
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST.
1 Mill. Re- '
i Total amount quirrd on
to be l
umber
year
1...
2...
3...
4...
' 5....
6...
7...
8...
9..-.
J0.
11...
12...
18...
14:
15....
. 16. ...
17...
18...
19....
20...
Year.
...1921
....1922
....1923.
....1924
....1925
....1926
....1927
....1928
1929
..1930
...1931
...1932
,T1933
1934
....1935.
....1936
..'...1937
$38
1939
1940
Amount 1
paid on prin
cipal.
None
None
None
None
60,000
.60,000
60,000
90,000
90,000'
90,000
90,000
90,000
90,000
110,000
110,000 '
110,00$
HO.OOO
110,00
115,00fl
H3,fXD
Amount to be to b paid on today' anne-
Totals
' Yearly
Averagt
1,498,Q(
74,
paid for uiter-
ct
12,500
25M0
37,500
66,000
62,500
,72,000
69,000
68,000 '
61,500
57,0Si
52,500
48,009
3,509.
39,003
3:,5e '
M,0H
n.5o
17,S5
' 5,73
"l,3B!a '
t 5,71
prinrlpal and
. Intermt.
12,500
25,000
37,500
50,009
122,509
131,008
128,969
155,989
151,400
, 146,98 .
142,499
137,900 .
.133,400 .
' .148,001
143,409
13T,yt .
131,9
s 13S,T
Blent of
$25,000,000
6.5
1.
1.5
' 2.-
4. t
. 5.2T8
5.15
8.2313
' 5.656
. s.sao
5.51C
S.3Qt
. a-.9fa$
5.7M
8.511
5. f7
' SL07
j.ra
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rl'he giving to autoinoQile owiefs alone will iore than eoi4,i ) flfW
afldctft; axSt i'n. The lflirse-drawn vehieles wfll alsoome itv fo thri
portion d saving an6l tin? earrving eapacitv andaviig of time m 41t4ir
to be eonsiderwl. A gnrdof,ad is a eomniunit eeoftomy and a flcr I) ftQ
inexei:s.iiileexlravgiganee. V o 0 4.
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