La Grande evening observer., October 08, 1919, Image 5

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WAo tD A widow with small child
wants position us housekeeper or in
private home, lncj.brp Observer or
ITfciie Iilack Oil. 10-lltp
WANTED 2nd uaa fci(.yc,Ci ,
lln good coiuf.Uon and prko
wasonabl,'. Phone Ked 11S2.
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WANTED School irl to help with
housework after school anj on Sat
unlays.. Call lilhck.aiHl, lo-(i-t
WANTUn Ap)le pickers, 7(4 per box.
Phone Red 1003. 10-6-ltr
CENSUS CLERKS (men. wnmnnl
4000 needed; $or month. Aire 18-S0.
Experience unnecessary. Examina
tions, La (irande, Octolier 18 and
Novejnlier 15. For free particulars,
writo Raymond Terry (former gov
ernment examiner)-041 Continental
Hldf., Washington. . 10-o-otp
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. Stale ca?h
price, full particulars. D. p.
Hush, Minmapolls, Minn. 10-5-6tp
WANTED.
2D AnVelierly In
Good hosie. I
s Avoniip
ady for light
work
Inquire 1510
Adams Avenue.
10-1-tf
WANTED TQ KENT Five or six
room house. V Permanent tenent.
Enquire at Observer. 9-2'J-tr.
WANTED TO EXT House not
less than f Iva Vooins. Call Red
1C42. j 9-26-tf
WANTED Highest price paid for
eegs in case lots or loose. Valley
Cieuniery. Phone Main 735.
1 9-20-tl
We bale Hay. Boan Bros. 9-12-tf.
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
Reliable work done on linens, cur
tains and ladies' dress matcrails.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 Adams Ave.,
Red 71 lK first block, west of Post
office. v
WANTED Clean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery. 2 conU a pound.
Observer office.
MONEY TO LOAN i 6 and 7 per
cent, on Union Co. farms. School
funds and private funds. Call or
write II . E. Dixon, Foley Bldg,
La Grande, Oreg6n 8-24-19 m.
MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Latest model
machine. 90B Wash. ave. Phone
Red 161. -. ' 4-11-tf
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
property in Union county. No de
lays. Current rates. Lb, Grande
Investment Co,
VOK HALBI OR TIIAPW
FOR SALE -Ifpunchold furniture.
1701 Fourth' Stk-ct. E. E. Kirtlcy
' 10-7-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT 0 10-acre
mountain ranch; close in. rnr fur
ther particulars inquire E. N. liush
ncll, La Grande, Oregon 9-20-Mtp
FOR SALE Ono five room house,
with . bath. . modern, with full
basement, well llghled and ventil
ated, $1400; ono five room dwell
ing with toilet and sink, full base
ment, vegetable cellar, $!I50; one
nine room house with bath, . ar
ranged for hot and cold water In
every room, wired throughout,
vegetable cellar, with building
for g.irago and wood shod not
: quite finished, close In, at $1800;
J. L. Mais, owner. . 912-1-tI
FOR SALE A modern 5 roomed
house. M:s. Anna Brooks, 2014
' Cedar St. ., f-l'
FOR SALE linby (buggy,, r'nnir and
walker. 7500 Monroe Ave. 10-0-lt
all new buildings, would make
fine 'chicken ranch, close In. Call
Black 1012. . 9-1ML
FOR SALE ono five room dwelling
with full basement; -one store
room building, with rooms in rear
'with full basement; one store
building, almost new; tli:eo other
small buildings, clos.. In, all above
for $100. J. L. Mars, owner.
' 3-2 4 t'
FOR SALE (joiise and furniture.
. Easy terms. VlW Monroe street
FOR SALE ftiaw out of stark. !L
load. Adaln Beck, at Mike Waller
pi CO.
10-i -Sip
Vor PAt.fi -fSshiiy h"1 -pn.';3',n'
ger Mitchell, Irar." 1918 model.
Call S. "RusV foky l'0'1'1-
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FOR SALE GiVn0toniatoe: rbona
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, Ill.-k.3Jf.l j J-..-U-
NOW, wl-o) has the -3 an'i some j
V to buy Mar's Rock Quarry j
for $l.noo of he wants to ;o3
away?. Thereois a tv&m. r,
the right rarty, ' All aho-. on I
tenu to suit. J- 1 M9- .. I
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ONft FOUR-IWXTM IK:".. ,
ter. cbctllrbM-rundatmn i
SSccOir w..,1-hed. ncarnnw
.-" s'reet; 0.s?JolnM"- '-J'ul
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tOli SALE i'sed car, .Maxwell, in
running ordet, & bargain. Phone
lilack 2001? La. Grande, Oregon.
e V 10 2-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST An Ice seale, notify J. D.
fc:ich Co. " , . 9-;3-tf
, . Kill RTCNT .
FOR RENT A stock and har
. .ranch. Inquire at. the Observer
10-5-Gtr,
FOR RENT For six months, com
pletely furnished house; five rooms,
close In. References required.
Write R.,varo Observer. , 10-0'!t
SIDNEY LYLE tlie Piano Tuner, is
at the Hotel Foley. ' 10-li-2tp
Professional Directory
R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law
Practice in all state and federal
courts. Office La Grande National
Bank Building.
OSTEOPATHIC PIITSICIAXS
DR. J. L. INGLE and DR. MAR
GARET INGLE Phonies: Office
Red 1761. live. Black 1231.
Rooms 35, 36, 37, 38. New Foley
building.
ATTORSBTB
30CHIIAN & EBEHBARD Oeo. T.
Cochran and Colon B. Bberbard,
Attorneys. La Grande National
Bank Building.
CRAWFORD 4 EAEIN T. H. Craw
ford and Robort 8. EaKin, Attor
neys a law. Practice In all the
courts of the Btate and the United
States. Office, West-Jacobson
Bldg., rooms 9-10-17. La Grande,
Orogoo.
R. J. KITCHEN Attorney-at-Law.
Practice in all courts. Office!
Rooms 455 La Grando National
Bank building, La Grande, Ore.
PHYSICIAN AND SmQEON
DR. E. P. LAND1S Physician and
surgeon. Suite 10-11, over Sil
veTthorn Drug store. General sur
Eery a specialty.
Phone M 9G office; M 88 Res.
GEORGE R. VEHRS, Physician- I
Surgeon. Offices In D. Whiting I
home. Elgin, Oregon.
F. L. RALSTON, M. D. D. 0. Special
attention to surgery, diseases of
women and children. Over Putmnh's
drug store. Telephone Main 778.
COXTKACTOIIS
W.'C. HANSEN, Contractor Brick
PJ:ick, stone, concrete and file
construction a speciality. 1307
4 th St. 7-9 to 8-D
. B. MILLER -Architect, room 27
New loley Bldg. Phone Red 1871
! Fraternal Directory. . J
B. P.' O. E. ELKS, 1. 1 Grande Lodge
No. 433. Iodge meets each Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to all Brother Elks.
COLON R. EBERHARI),
' Exalted Ruler.
A.' B. CHERRY, Secretary
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TITEoCORSET OF St'PER CHARM
Whatever jour typ of figure, medi
um, plump ftr slender,tl.re is a "I
(Vmille"o model, -esnecially suited to
yo. "Ls tanillle" accentuates Jtie
natfeftl bc4uty of youroform and adds
to vour cunfort. 8
Be ronvint it1 by having oo
fitted. A oni?'i.'-te line al-
wavs on hand. Trieed at
Mrs. f?obt.ePfttti6on
Con?etiere
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rOODMEN OF THE WORLD-OLa
Grande Camp No. 16 9 meets evorj
1 first anl thgd Monday id Kagle.
Hall. All vlsttlnib neighbors wel
come. Dues p-O-iibl? at tho oft'o
of the cleiO.. Now loloy Bldg.,
t m., to 5 p. in.
J. LILLY, C. C.
H. I. KITCHEN. Clsrl;
IODEIiI WOODMEN "OF AnlCRIC
La Grand Caws fjo. 7703 luusei
on" tho first as4 third Thursak
svenisn of Mb month la. the 4.
t .t. MtiV TMUaft 'Mlghbswt
westMoe.
J. I. GHARST, V. C. ,
JAKE KDSTOCK, Clcr
JEBEKAHS Crystal Uage Mo. 60
.meets every Tuesday evening In the
I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting, iuoia
bere re Invited td attend.
N. G. OLIVE STANSF1ELD.
Sec' ROSA GLASS
P. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259.
Meet every Friday night, at Eagles
Hall. Visiting members welcome,
Z. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. B'.RDSELL, Sec.
K. of L. or Security Mt. flmlly
Council. No. 246. meets the nrnit
Healers
New and Used Coal and Wood Big and
Small Short and Tall from $3.00 to $60.00
Use yom'Goodi Judgment and Buy our
Heaters.
i urniture exenan
Fir and Jefferson Phone Black 1211
Ed. Donoliue. j '
Best prices paid for used Furniture or. Ex-
change for new. '.
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You can shine your shoes 50 times with a bo? of
Fi'Sfei. 50 shmes wold cost you $5.00 or more.j
Well shined sjioes add to your personal appear?
ancel &iol4 makes shoes wear 'loneerl as tho
waj and oils protectthe
son and pliable.
V - -.- - S
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It pays to give your
cost so much. "
Makes Home Shoe Shining
easy add convenient.
i BLACK o
TAN
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S-BLOOD
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aud fourth . Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Eaale lialL Visiting
members are welcome.
ABU HAjKlUH, Fin'l. Bee. o
J. K. FITZGERALD, Prue.
SOT! NEIOnnoRS Irla mr
uimits every .-cond Friday "affer-
uo.u and eTery fourtrj Friday eroji.
t lns. every mo:! In K. P. haH. All
Ti.dtfcig members cordially welcoro,
. LOUISE LAKD1JUM. Oracle
W.ARY . WMST, Recorder.
O. V. . Hoi Clsaaar . , H.
I, honf s;ial c,ommilntlaM. is
Bcoa and fom th Vodawday of
erfrh month. Vlsltlass twiri ssf
dlallr wnlcom4.
FLORENCE BACOH, W. '&
MARY A. WARWICK, Sec.
&. F. & A. M. La AraaOe I.oage Ms.
41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regulnt
meetings first and third Saturday
at 7: 80. p. ro, Cord'sl welcome to
all atr-nens.
' , V. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M
A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec.
I.. O. O. H. La Grande Lodge No.
8G0. Loyal Order of Mnnne holdt
regular metlnire evnrv WnrinotiftRT
9
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. Aii Muni It jJh i
''"'P ALWAYS r
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ri same W-'.'i-J
I SAME -I
surfacs, keep tha leather;
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hoesgo&l cae when they
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o o o
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.- qlght at 8 p. m. In Eagle nail next
to Rlks' Bldg. on Washington Aye.
' Vtsltotl always welcome. Duel pay
able at Young's Sweets.
FRED SMITH, Die.
BARRY aWART.oSee.
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WllY I'PK A CRANK?
When yor alartlng and ftnllloc
troubles ara easily spalred at The
Standard Auto ttepalr Shof. Cornel
Adams and Flrv
El CYR. Prop
NOTICE. .
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fifth , payment on Victory Bo'tds
, duo October 7. 10-2 "it
KNIGHTS OV PYTHIAS
Red Ccosa Lodgo No. 27 moots
Leyery Monday evening In Castle Hall
(K. of P. hall) at 8 p. m.
A Pythian welcome to all visiting
WANTED MES
SENGEk FOR
WESTERN UNION.
$50 AND
COMMIS-
SIONS.
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SEE MANAGER.
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Imperfect Vision In A
School Child
often entails more than mere eyestrain. It
must be remembered that trouble from imper
fect seeing school work, comes not only from
seeing words and figures wrongly but also
from fatigue of the brain caused by eyestrain.
Twenty-five per cent yf children have defec
tive vision. Frequently a bashful child fails
to tell the teacher hecann(it see the blackboard
easily and so is unable to do his work is ac
cused of neglect and rollk behind in 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.
Read This Carefully !
It will lie seen by looking over tho table of payments following this paragraph
that the average increase of taxation per thousand dollars of assessed valua
tion of property is hut a little more than four dollars. The first year the in
crease is but half a mill. The fourth year the increase is hut two mills and the
highest point reached is hut six and a quarter mills. The roads will have be
gun to pay their way. long before the high point has been reached. .Keniem
he.r, the bonds are paid out at the expiration of the twenty-year period. While
wo have twenty years in which 1o pay for the roads, vc have the use of them.
front the tune ol tfieir constriction. ' a
TABLE OF COST TO RETIRE $1,498,000.00 WORTH OF ROAd'
. , PONDS FOR UiNflCN COUNTY CARRYING
Number
of years
1
2
3
4
5
Year.
..1S21
..1922
..1923
...1024
...1925
...1928
...1927
...1923
..1929
,..1930
...1931
7
8...
9
10
11
12. 1932
13 1933
.14 1934
15. 1935
16 ,....1936
17 1937
18
19
20
...1938
...1939
...1940
Totals, ....
Yearly 8
Average
The saving to automobile owners alone v?ill more than compensate for flic
added taxation. The liorse-drawi ve-hicles will also coma in for tltcir0pi'?
portion: 1 saving and tbe carrying capacity and saving of lime are other items
to be cfeiisidiQed. A goad road is a eoininuoiity ecoi?oiny nnd n jioor vjujd nr,
inexcu able extravagftne o 0 0
Knights.
o C L?GRATIAM, j:. R. 8.18.'
i
o Oct. loth last day to pay wntel
rent without a penalty.
. Incempletenws.
flow universal b thespnse of In
eomiihJPeneHj in limnnn experience I
Youih, matuiF.y and even old age are'
ever reaching for the Kwmethlns; eNo
I which they crave for the hour, which
seems ti be the essential need of the
year while wo occasionally niei't mi
tures who nr bendlug every forcu of
their working years to tho end of at
taining sosiu great ambition, fulling In
which, Ur to them Is but a fractlou.
Itobort Carroll.
Oct. 10th last day to poy water
rent without a ponnlty.
La Grande
J. H. PEARE & SON
, Optometrists
4 F
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST. ,
Total
Amoun
to he Amount In he to
paid o
nrln-
mid for Inter-principal nnd
cipi
I.
CHI.
12,500
Nofie
Nohe
Nojie
25,000
37,500
50,000
62,500
72,000
09,000
60,000
61,500
57,000
52,500
43,000
43,500
39,000
33,500
23,000
22.500
17,000
11,500
5,750
81i250
40,712
None
60,600.
cojboa
60000
901000 1
90,000
90,000
90,000
"90,000
90,000
110,000
110,000
110,000. .
110,000
no;ooo
115,080
113,000
1,498,000
74,909 .
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Job printing, The Observer, arasn 87.
f -('lljlCK RE1IEF
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OetDr. Edwards'.OliveTableta
That Is the joyful ety of thousands!
since Dr. Edwards produced Ohva
Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No
grilling rtsulta from .tjiese pleasant
lilUe tablets, tney cause the hvec
and bowels to Vt normally. They
never lorce them to unnatural action.
Dr. Edwards' OlivV'Tablets are a
Boothing, healing, vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil. . ...-
If you have a bad taste, bad breatnv
feel dull, tired, nra constipated at
bilious, you'll find quick and sure re
sults from Dr. Edwards' little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. 10c and 25c a box.
AHOVK ALL,
high up, way beyond anything
resembling flour, you'll find our
brands hnve been responsible
for the success made in baking
by .the housewife. Ask us to
include n sack in your next or
der. Try it for your next batch
of biscuits.
Milling Co.
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Mills Re-
amount quired on
lie paid on today's mw
mcnt nf
intercut.
$25,0(10.000
0.5
X-
1.5
2.
" 4.9 .
5.276
5.156
6.236
5.056
6.876
5.696
5.516
6.336
5.956
. 5.736
. -.5.516
5.276
5.076
5.050
4.826
12,500
25,00.0
37,500
50,000'
122,500
131,000
128,900
155,900
151,400
146,900
142,400
137,900
133,400
148,000
143,400
157,900
131,000
126,900
126,40p
120,650
2,312,250
115,612
92.480
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