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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1919)
9 TTttK" 8UWJJAY AIUKMIHU UJSSKVA. i 1 HAND PAINTED Cl.NA-For sjata nt t the Modern eUundry. lu-10-titp ' V- " QjJV; B, ClafkJ-0 5 10.1(M J'CAV SAFE If sound spuds Phone .liufck it -J'oit for Vol -1081V want good r wlntors use 10-10-2 WANTED StenoBraplior with, book- ""i"1'" nu general office exatr- slros position.. Address V. . 10-10-Glp lenco . u. uox gu, clly. WANTKl)-t-Skh(M) housework afc urdays. Co Hi 1 girl to help with r school and on St lack 2341. 10-6-tf WANTED -TO less thai 1G42. RENT House not rooms. Call led 9-20-tf Wa bale HaKjBean Bros. 9-12-tt. BEMSTITqilNG AND PICOT EDGE KeliaMe work Cone on linem, cur. tains andVJadles' dress raaterails. Mrs. h. H. NHrtkn, 900 Adams Ave, Red 711, firstNiIock west of Post- ofuce. tcdila. mm buffet, Cll rick. -E.oE St. table uiul cliuirs, closet, and0 hull Klrtlcy, 1701 Fourth 10-9-lt. FOR SAL! T-'asy terms, ms. no se 506 and furniture? Monroe street. Si-5-tf OONTUACTOIUJ W. C. HANSEN, Contractor Brick D irk, stone, concrete and til? construction a specially. 1307 4th 31. 7-9 to 8-9 J. H. M1LLEK Arcbltect, ruoia 17, New I9ly Bid Phone Red 1871. kOST A!I POUND LOST An Ic. Ycnlo, notify I. D. Lc Oo. J . 9-2 Mf Sjl'ftAYED OK STOLE.N White male bird ap bout tout month old. Black ouVien and bodyj goiter oneself. 1'hoifvMaln 727 and re coiaaVreward. . 10-10-tf. FOR RENTVaU roomed hcAiso Call Main tXJJ. Joel's grocery. 10-1 0-1 1 iW ANTED Clean cotton rags suitable . to wipe machinery. 2 cents pound. Observer office. . . . MONET TO LOAN t 6 and 7 per cent, on Union Co. farms. School funds and private funds. Call or write H.E. Dixon, Foley Blda. L Grande, Oregon 8-24-19 m. MACHINJS HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. a C. Tuckey. Latest model machine. SOoXWath. ave. Phone .Red 161. - 4-11-tf MONEY TO property In lays. Curren . Investment Co. OAN On Improved nldn county. No de lates. La Grande FOB SAXB QR TRASH FOR SALE Overland automobile, been carefully run only 4,000 miles. Olie of best made, worth new 1300,will All for $800 and all In Al condition, ha new mo hair top .thatNcost recently $60. 11 will pay anyone, tp see this ma chine If InVneedSar an automobile. O. E. SIlvArthorn. 10-8-tf FOR SALE- 1701 Fourth household furniture. Ireet. E. E. Kirtley 10-7-tf . FOR' SALE OR RENT 840-acre mountain ranch; close in. For fur ther particulars inquire E. N. Bush nell, La GrarUc, Oregon 9-29-26tp FOR SALE Household furniture, a dress, ranK' 2 enammcl bed Professional Directory R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Practice in all state and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. L. INGLE and DR. MAR GARET INGLE Phome: Office Red 1761. Re. . Block 1231. Booms 85, &6, 37, 38. New Foley building. Fraternal Directory. B. P. 0.E. ELKS, L grande Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening a 8 o'clock. Home ' and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to aU Brother Elks. C.OLON R. EBERIIARU, ; Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. Tlslllui members cordially welcom - LOUISE LANDRUM, Oracle MARY E. WEST, Recorder. n , J. B- B. Hope Chapter Mo. l 8. holds stated communication, .jj . second and fourth Wednesday of each n-onth. Visiting members ear dlallr welcomed. FLORENCH BACON, W. M MARX A WARNICK, Becv i, F. A. M. La Orande Lodge No 41, A. F. ft A. at. holds regulai meetings first and third Baturde at 7:30 p. ro. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. IB 9 meets every first and third Monday at Eagle Hall. MIX visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the otf'o of the clerk,' New Foley Bldg., e m., to B D. m. J. LILLY, C. C. R..J. KITCHEN. Clark ATTOK-IMIB COCHRAN HBBKHAHD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Hberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. CRAWFORD HA KIN T. H. Craw ford and RoberC 8. Bakln, Attor neys a law. Practice tn all the courts of the state and the United States. Office, West-Jacobson Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregoa, R. J. KITCHEN Attorney-at-Law. Practice in all courts. Office Rooms 455 La Oraide Natleaal Bunk building, La Grande, Ore.. PHYSICIAN AM) Sl'RGKQX DR. R. P. LANDIS rhyalclnn and Burgeon. Suite 10-11, over Sil -verlhorn Drug store. General sur gery a specialty. Phone M 96 office; M 88 Res. 10DERW WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on tho first atid third Thursday evenings of each month Id the K. of P. Hal), Visiting neighbors welcome. J. I. CHARS!", V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. REBEKAHS Crystal Loage No. 60 meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O.'O. P. Ball. All visiting mem bers are Invited tn attend. N. G. OLIVE STANSFIELD. . Sec' ROSA GLASS F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, at Eagles HalL Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. B1RDSELL, Sec. K. of L. of security Mt. Emily Council, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle halt Visiting members are welcome. ABB HARRIS, Fin'l. Bee. J. K. FITZGERALD, Free. SOYA NEISHBvBS Irla Caaig tneeti every second Friday after soon and every fourth Friday even ing, every month In K. P. hall. All L. O. O. M. La Oranae Looge No 860, Loyal Order of Moose holdi regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Kagle hall nen to Elks' Bldg. oo Washington Ave Visitor always welcome. Dues pay gble at Young's Sweets. FRED SMITH, Die. . ' ' HARRY BWART. 8es ' Nine Most Useful Words. Nine words, declares a philologist, lo one-fourth of tin- work of our writ !en and spoken English language, and iirty-four words one-half. The nine tuoat useful words are stated to 'be: and, be, hare, It, of, the, to, vll.'you. SQUEEZED TO DEATH When the body begins to stiffen and movement becomes painful it is usually an indication that tho kidneys Are out of order. Keep these organs healthy by taking A Tip. There are two great race the hu man race and Uio burscince and If Ton uiusPbet, lay your wager on the human race It is safer. Jacksonville (FlaJ Tlmea-Uulon. "Indian Summer." According to Wllllnm Henry PhyrVl li.tKN) i'at'iH. Indian muniuer Is I ho vuf MlM.Mweteiienrif tVu topgaei of (tun or Aovomiier. tiio nnme vu oaw-v"" wtK"w- " Baptised In a fcdfeen. 0 Tho child of a ell-known metuhpr the British parllmiM?nt was recently christened In the cryptoof the Imusv .if comuions. This Js, In a sen?e. a urvlvtid of the custom of bygone da.ie ivhen christenings In crypts were by uu ncaus uncommon. In one recentVn. j D California, for Instance, (he coru nnny wus performed In a diving bell tt tic holtoru of I lie ti. Ju miothcr misc the proud parents of the new ar ival persuaded a clergyman to bnp Izo the child while up In a balloon. . Proved Truth of 8sylng. The saying. "United we MnnQ,. di vided we" full," pomi's from one of Aefnp'a fubloa culled "Tho Four Oxen nml the Llou." Four oxen WVro at tncked by a lion. They wore safe ivheu they turneil their tails together, and presented their noma, but when tlu-y separated the lion killed them slngVy. . rtvl not from the slate'of weather, hut fnnn the fnct the weather bring uillil and baldly (6i Iiullans used that period to harvest their corn, nnd U lustiM nliio i,y and came Just before whiter set In. This season enrrcHH)nd4 lo tho days knovnas "St. Martin's summer" Irp Kndnnd and the Mifllltor ninenn connnli's nllhoiiKh Ihls seilson In the lueutlnnVd countries comes lu the fnll Just before our Indian summer. He's Lucky at That . Iy youngest boy n,nd I were In a restaurant and the waiter asked what we would have. The hoy said : "Any thing but ham and eggs; (tint's. nil I ever get nt home." Chicago Tribune. WAHT AO wTTi do It " Wave e. Pleoe Out Truth. Yon can draw yonr on Conclusion from tA fautJlhitt there Isn't enough r Have you 'tried No. 40 for tho blood nnd Ifvor? It Is an honest preparation and worth your while tn try It. Tha'tellnionlal ou this sre most relnhle. It contains the very best medicines that are used by tho best doctors In the world. Sold only at ' " 10-8-tf 1 rAM I LY DRUCS STORE LA ffiNANDC.OMCOON. CHERRY'S FLORISTS Observer advertising win bring re suits. M-aAtOOI V INSPECT OUR NEW GREENHOUSES. 811(1 FERNS AT THE STORE. Foley Hotel Building COLD MEDAL Ths world's standard remedy for Iddnty, tlvnr, bladder and uric acid tieublaa. Famous since 1696. Taka rtguUrly And keep in good healtk. In thrve siics, all druggist. 6aar4 as rprvnte Look far Ua Mm CM kMil m nr bx Md accept 99 iinlUIKte GKOROB R. VEHRS, Physlolan- Surgeon. Officea In D. Whiting home. Elgin, Oregon. F. L, RALSTON, M. D. D. 0 Special attention to surgery, diseases of women and children. Over Putman's drug store. Telephone Main 778. LET OUR DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT SAVE YOU a it Garments may bevsent in with. Laundry bundles or order telephoned i We main tain a real cleaning plant such .as is seldom found outside the larger cities.! DAINTY GARMENTS DAINTILY HANDLED PHONE MAIN 56 STANDARD LaAUNtiRYOd' i Service Our undivided attention given to Laundry Work That's why we are able to ,give you the 'very best service. The) Mod ern Laundry Che ILUB v.Lcj Grand . sif ;.:J . A 1! i - At Last! At Last! AVE NAVE AND CAN DELIVER YOU ONE OP THOSE. ; ' REJIARKABLE, POPULAR AUTOMOBILES.. . The Chevrolet We have tho new F-A Model Chevrolet Seclana.'in both 4-90 nnd F-A Models a-BUY NOW AND ENJOY T11F ' -i BEAUTIFUL FALL WHATJ1UR. Ne matter what your desires in Automobiles. may lie, we ean jileaso you. If yon prefer one of those Magnificent, Luxurious ii We ean deliver one right to your door. Henceforth your Car wants will lie" mel promptly by im. ., . . . . '! '- . Exdosivr Agent For lAtrtons knows hal Vna' s IIie4i'Qr.id Candiex neans Uat lawi Usat hufinn aand rasf nuke. Wa take pleesure in esjUtaf ami tteeslo lb tli farrf ajtot asj..kie lawie B4 fcilesiee eist'e for tat) kiur tt)'la: res'y line) fer Iji teui. In addition to this, m crry tes lei.il i'l"lii )j JJk te our confectiur as Jbe hast in iie'.ia:e. Our inj'rcevrng tiavie shoeie that ta)f? public apprejiates lfea best, $i evt servirg frjtir g but tl all kind of ( lode. Our toliac-Q tj is tleifvery choicest and it ia gi proper condition Ifeirg &t to 1. ovcrU.l0 nrl in, .tf lares' tiry, it) Wallowa Milling & Grain Co s B s I a I o Imperfect Vision In A School Child ofi ntiil3 mare than mer eyestrain. It iMt b rrseinbred tlwat trouble from imper fect Meinf. ichool work, cornea not only f Pom 1, seeing words nd iigures wrongly nut also from fatir ue of the brain paused by eyestrafii. TwMiy-firr' per cent df children have dofec-a Vt vwitfn. Frequently a bashful child fails. ia Mil WtAtl M camtct st( t8 blaclcboard tAfiay Mi m is uiafelf tl doki? vork-is ac ejewd tef Dt d fajlk bthixd in elasses nil We4 of Uck of prorr tji care. If your rtild a defective viBionlhrtVt 'it ctjrrected by atf O?itoitrist.s Our eqipitt is the most (piode in thf optifl Scieic")0 o e a Itcjhe price s) rgt prof!ti)t't)f ')t6, 0 J. ttPtARE&N Oplometriatio l o O o o a O oo e o e 9 o o o o o ow w . - : og it . o 0 1 T gii at sl e o x e e 0 " e
