La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texte I. r-rifim - """" :V ft ' !U WANTED n and wif. to ,, ntie or ran VnM at uu.. n , For further Vrmatlon Inquire Mfnnn 1 inlw. r,.. ... tu,, aunani, ore. 10-20-tr. WANTED Middle aged or elderly lady to keep house for widower wltlilhree children goine -o BchoolNInquIre Observer, lfi-gn.ir. WANTKD len to Ioad r0(,k at Miir'sQuaJ. 10-19-tf. WANTED -NeltV reader. V. r t & 1. Co.. 1J Si Wash. Si iii.i7.Kt WANTED To rent or buy 5 or C room house, l'houe Red 811. 70S Mal- 10-17-6tp WANTED Bids for the cleaning of Oidell canal from l'ulmer mill to Ed Halloy's. lilds to he sealed and In by Oct. 24. For informa tion see D. A. I'hllllps. 10-15-Mp WANTED Position by school, boy age 16, between school hours. Inquire Observer. 10-lti-9tp WANTED To buy 5 or 0 ro"om house. I'liono Hed 811. 703 Muln ave. 101-lG-6tp. WANTED To lease three or four un furnished rooms, or small mod hou)s Inquire Observer. 10-16-3tp WANTED 6 or 7 Men to die ditch r.v ume. 60c an hour. flouring Mill, is. 10-15-tf. WANTED TO RENT House not less than five rooms. Cull Red 1C42. We bale HaxJ 9-26-tf Bean Bros. 9-12-tt. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE Reliable work done on linens, cur. tains and Mucins' dress mnterails. - Mrs. L. H. Nartyn, 906 Adams Ave., Red 711, firsfNfclock west of Post office. .WANTED Clean cotton ragrs suitable to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Observer office. v MONEY TO LOAN ai. 6 and 1 per cent, on UnionCo. farms. School funds and nrlvate funds. Call oi write HA E.j)fion, Foley Bldg, La urauaev Oregon s-n-is m. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved ; property In county. No de- -,' lays. Current rates. La Grande i Investment C FOR H4LH OR TRADDI FOR SALE OR TRADE One team of mares and two colts. Inquire 1 r02 Adler St., or phone Red 1C81. 10-21-(ltp FOR SALE 1914 DndEO, 5 passen Bor. Cood shape. Inquiro Sx Ob server. 10-2ilt2-p FOR SALE 2 bds, mattresses ani1 springs, 1 dresser, 1 sofa, 4 large rockers, 2 stands, 1 Victrola and rocords. 1317 West W St. 10-21-3tp FOR SALE Classy npplcs, The Lady, the early delicious apple, is ripe and ready. Inquire of your grocer or J. B. Stoddard, Red 932. 10-13-0tp yFOR SALE OR RENT 640-acre .mountain ranch; close in. For fur ther particulars inquire E. N. Busli ne!!, La Grande, Oregon 9-29-2Utp FOR SALE Two B-room modern houses, oe with two lots, gai age and outbuildings; one with six lots- ancKgiirnge. Apply to R A. Ma3terloi)15 North Sprue s, 10-19-61. FOR SALE Alfalfa and timothy hay. Call Farmers 21x3. 10-19-Gtc FOR SALE 35 head Shropshire ewes and one buck, on foothil' road 3 1-2 miles northwest of El gin. W. M. Titer, Elgin. 10-19-6tp FOR SALE-VChester white pigs, 7 weeks old. registered; male and females. lsttr Masterton, 1.615 North SpruceVst. 10-19-6t FOR SLE Modern five room i . i,k tM hiBomtnt. and 50 Iluiire wnn i ....... by '110 lik. j Street sewer and sidewalk alfv paid. Must sell at nn fall at 1611 Oak St.. nr nl.nn. Bml '62. 10-19-611 PLENTY SWEliT MILK and cream .t ti.o Vniio Crenmery. Rate -Mala 733. : J FOR SALE. Choice Hollywj(l Tan ched cevserel 'f rom selected pen, laving 236 to 274 ei;s a.yesr. $3 ea.h while, they lut. Thone Red 1262. . l"- n, . FOR LfV-Modern fivg-room house. Phone Retf ;f l, evenings. 10-1& tf rtlR SALE-3NoJ- wminic hou ssja: Red 672. . V e , , von itKvr - 6 n nnrr n. O.ll B-1312. ii i TuJ -wnif IWnide Vysipl. 10-"l-3t - ------ w - KUK Jtl-NT Kurmshud ruuui, JS01 Wash, ave. l'hoiie D. 1101. lO-Sl-litn. tOK. RENT Famished apartment; $30 a monh.f No children. - Call Darland Hoist,1 II. c. Lawyer. 10-19-tf LOST AND FOUND ESTRAYEDOno two-year old red heifer fcr with herns branded L S left htn' OllA VMrltno i-ail on same brand. Both have horns LOST Bunch of keys on rlnir. up ward for return to Kenneth Evans at Hug's Grocery store. 10-21-2tp LOST Small bunch of koys. 11.00 reward. Return to Observer of fice. L. Garrlck. 10-21-3tp ana ootn ate light rod. Reward. Hione Red 2271 or write E. O. Lovely, La Grande, Ore. 10-l(i-Clp LOST Child's chain and cross. Ro turn to 1S03 4th st. Reward. 10-17-2tp LOST A brlndle while-faced calf with two under-hitts on right ear, crop off the loft enr. Near Allcel, phone Farm 276. t 10-lG-12lp LOST A brlndle white-faced calf, with two undr-bltts on right ear, crop off the left ear. Near Allcel, Phone -Farm 267. 10-12-12tp. LOST An Ice Lynch Co. scale. notify I. D. 9-23-tf STRAYED One hog weighing about 100 lbs. Owner can huvn same by describing property, and paying damages. Myron Lyons, Union County phone. 10-12-Ctp Handmade velvet Walling Millinery. hats $7.60. 10-10-tf. LOST Lady's pocketbook contain ing ten dollar bill and some sil ver. In the business district or near it. Reward will be given Call Mrs. J. E. Anson, Farmers 1x5. 10-20-31 LOST At Arcade Watro Friday ev ening ,grny silk unbrela, amber ring handle. Bring iu Newlin Hook Store and receive Wvard. 10-20-31 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 Rod 1761. Rw. Black 1231. Rooms 36, 36, 37, 38. New Foley building. ATTOUNKYB COCHRAN k EBBHHARD Geo. T Cochran and Colon R. Bberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. CRAWFORD EAKTS T. H. Craw ford and Robert 8. Hallo, Attor neys a law. Practice in all the courts of the state and the United Btates. Office, .West-Jacobsoii Bldg., rooms 9-10-17, La Grande, Oregon, R. J. KITCHEN Attorney-at-Law. Practice In all courts. Office Rooms 455 La Granda National Bank building. La Grande, Ore. . . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DR. R. P. LANDIS Physician and Burgeon. Suite 10-11, over SH verthorn Drug store. General sur gnry a specialty. Phone M 96 office; M 88 Res. GEORGE R. VEHRS, Physician- Surgeon. Office 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. CONTKAtrrORB W. C. HANSEN, Contractor urica Biick, stone, concrete and file construction a specialty. 1307 4 th St. 7-9 to 8-9 ij. B. MILLER Architect, room 17, New Foley Bldg. Phone Red 1871 Fraternal Directory. B. P. 0. E. ELKS, I.i Grande VMge No. 433. Lodge meets each laurs dsy evening -st i o'clock. - Home and club privileges fheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks. COLON R. EBERHAR1), Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. T-OODMENoOF THE WORLD U Ortnde Camp No. IRt meU every eflr an! third Monday at Eaglet n.u All TlsltlnK nelithmi wet ass; t nto t fi m. z .hm " ISm payahl at tne orr' Foley Blnf F K ITCH UN. Clarli ODIRH WOODBEJt orMBRIC " - - - T . 0 La Grande Camp No. T703 niuet7 on the flrt andthlrd Thursdaj evenings of each niortth In the K. ot P. Hall, Visiting neighbors olenme. J. I. GHARST, V. C. ' JAKE lfOSTOCK, Clerk. REJHECAH8 Crystal Tolge No. 60, Bieejts every TueBday evening In the I. O. O. V. Rail. All visiting moni kers are lavlte'd to attend. N. G. OLIVE STANSFIELD. Sec ROSA CLASS F. O. EAGLES,. AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, at Euglet HalL Visiting members welcome Z. LILLY, W. P J. E. DtRDSELL, Sec. K. of L. or Security lit. Erallj Council, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members are welcome. ABE HARRIS, Fin'l. Beo. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. O. D. B. Hope Chapter No. " B. B. holds stated communication. ie second and fourth Wednesday ol each month. Visiting members cor dlally welcomed. FLORENCE BACON, W. H MARY A. WARNICK, Sec. A. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F, ft A. si. holds regulai meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. in. Cord:al welcomo to all Masons. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec U O. O. M. La Oranae Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose hold! regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In Eaglo ball next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave Vlsltoia always welcome. Duos pay able at Young's Sweets. FRED SMITH, Die. HARRY SWART, Boo. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P. hall) at 8 p. m. . A Pythian welcome to ail visiting Knights. R. E. BYERS, C. C. C L. GRAHAM, K. R. 8. S. For Those With Gout. Carrots are good for those buvlng a tendency to gout. Careful ulicntinn given lo remnd- oling. Walling Millinery. 10-10-lt. Tho kind of pile ointmnut that quiekly relieves and most caBes is a euro for Itching piles or henior iholdcs. You will find this on sale at 10-15-tf FAMILY DRUG STORE L.A, GRANDCORCGON. Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemc There is one remedy that seldom, 'ails to stop itching torture and relieve -.kin irritation and that makes the skin soft, clear ajid healthy. Any drufist can supply you with frmo, whiclt generally overcomes skin liseases. Ecztma, xch, pimples, rashes, blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear oveVnijlit. Itching usually stops instnntll Ztmo is a safe, anti septic liquid, eleati, easy to use and deiendable. It Volts onlv 35c; en extra large bottle, SI. OK It will not stain, is not greasy or sticky and is positively sale lor tender, sensitive skins. t-EW.RseCo..Clcvclind.O. 1 1 mm TORTURE OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results. L'li3iltfljliss?issllMtUsJIfitsO uH(tin out of every dollar col lected goes topay our TAX.ES Home Independent Telephone Co. EERYONE IS EAGER fur llif K,Md tilings of dir luikiiiu'. We use the 'best of flour ;iii"l the i mrcst liclwst im'nl'i- cnts. 'I'licse, coiiiliin'kil. M with our skill and san met hods ol ham in;,', insuri g?tl isfafti for even- lialroii. Tr iati'onizTJL,'. oDUTLFS - ' . A V'fof Gold 1 jh. Have you jeen the gold fii? A most lieautiful lot are to he seen mid to be sold nt Kijvorthorn's. prices are 35c, lillc, 75c, $1.00, ad $1.50 each. (IJil, . dly-l-21-tf lob Printing, Tke oaina, Sells 87. More beautiful stationery than .is usually found in cities the size of La Grande, you will find nt Silverthorn's, in all shades of color and in white, lit prices, per box, 35e, 50c, title, 75c, 85c, $1.00 and $1.25. Of the finest manu facture, such as Crane's white and Wykoff's, Keith's, Euton & Crane's Highland linen. ' 10-21-tf 1IO.T l.l'Xfll MKNT At Silverthorn's fountain served between 11a. m. and 1 p, Hot chill con came Cream of Tomalo soup . . Hot tumales Chicken bouillon lleet bouillon , ..25 , ..15 , ..25 ..15 ..15 Hot chocolate with whip cream. .15 Coffee and wafore 15 10-15-tf. FAMILY DRUG STORE I.A aRANDE.ORCQON. Give the world the once over tISTEN, fellowaVo some . straight talk. Many Q man when he gets to be 40, misses scWia thinfi. He may hive waV.t lots of money, and a lamily but He never "got out an saw things". After h gets settled down, j'f's Jute. Every man wants to see the world. No man likes to stand still all his life. The best time to TRAVEL 3s v hen you're young and lively right NOW I Right NOW your Uncle Som is calling, "Shove off!" lie wants men lor his Navy. He's inviting you.' lt'ti the bisect chance you'll ever vet to give the world the once over I H&ove off 1SZSZZSS3& Arte too CENTS 4 ViMT X BAKERY - U yvu cnr to see a fine lot of gold fish without going fishing, drop lino the Sllvei'lhorn drug atoro They have a large assortment of nil slea from bnhy fish lo fish five In ches lont Thoy are offering tlmin for.Hat m prices of 6uc to f 1.60 each. V lcl-H-lf ror a good KiavihnvM an nn iys tr date hair cutWaWn .liu. Williams proivletor Fleyljtel Barter shop! io u it. . r -.mmm . nr. Edvtards' Olivo Tablets "t at the Cause nnd Remove it r. FdvvVrils' Jlllive Taliletn. the sulwtitute (o:Vak)i( 1, act gentlvon tiie ImiwcIs nnd .ely do the work, ill 11,1 liu alii in id i taking them, iive Talilets are a il mixed with olive People aliiiiit ouii'k relief tin J)r. Kdward: vegeliihle coinn oil. They act m ly but linnly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, cic.-inng the uuxxl, and purilying the tulire svstcro. 'I ney do that which rak-n-' !, without any of the lad alter ell u Take one or two every ninhl tor . wk and note tlu pkutiiiK iIIl. 0i: and L'5c a lx: The Navy goci all over tha irld sails the Seven Scae squints at the six continents tltkt't its busmesB. You stand to e more ot)d sights, wonder ful scenery and strange people thanVou ever dreamed of. Yo11 work hard while you work.Vvou'll play hard while you pluy. V You'll earn end learn. You'll ket, in addition to "shore leave",a 30-day straight vaca tion wliich is more than the uverugt bank president can ount oi. You dtin join for two years. i yiki ct through you'll be und mentally "tuned he rest of your I ft. reti'Iy through trad fur SUCCESS. There's o Recruitinc Station right near you. It you don't know where it is, your Post master will be slftd to tell ycu. f - Join the Cainphnlntiim dons Jimt what 's claimed for It, for chapped lips, chapped hr-.nds, sore none, burns, croup, sore throat and for nil chest appUco'.lnns sold at ilGc nnd fiGc at "!' .". '..,' I id-is-tf. ,11 m 11 ssiii m .urn i4lt M i '! 6 FAMILY ORUO STORE LA OBANDI.OBUJON, r 1 vl I ...J 4 J X ill; ivVh i DEPENDABLE COAL KEMMERER. ROCK SPRINGS . I,, , . Wyoming Coal. - , Also UTAH Phone Orders, Main 732- v Grande Rondc Lumber Co. Gty Restaursnt & Bakery 1 . i mm Can'fnl at'entlon Rlrin to renioil plng. Walling Millinery. 10-16-tf KSTlMYj XO'l Kil. (Ino t : us, riiy niaro and Kfy IV'IdinK. brinulciV jnvorlcd w on lufl slioiildor. Iniiulnvor W. r. flrandy. io-n-tt: ('Alt' Wll.l, NOT STJItT, Low .rii nan and loaky valves Is w conihlnl4on that ingki) uliirtiirj difficult. .TrU ro ,i roijicily at the .llundurd Ajlin Dtcpalr shop, Fir nt huMion iiiiih and WimhlnR- NEGLECTED COLDS Dr. King' New Discovery soon trVvks a cold and checks a cough ' rm.i.8 for sncozos nnd ft , 1111 11 11 ItlHIl 'lukp 11 Hi1 1I1I ih'vt'ioiw. Jir. If inn 8 New t' KlllilU'S Sllll'l. hi ih-vHop.- IHsfovfry when h It will noon lnli tlH'l 11H. Il" ai-ilrklo. I'mil t'liimli-nriivokin;; tli' ovi'iywlu'i'o liy h' kvlio know iv iv IL has liccn 1 imirkot for old, i iiui:h, isiiL'ri'calilo half 11 century. Hi'l prippc, croup. iil'U'i-i'ffi'cls. All mid $l.'J0 (l holllo. ilriiBlHts (H'c. it 11 trim. Bowels Behind TSphedule? . I.Ivor nctlim lury? llrlnn them to tliiio wlih Dr. Klnt-'s New l.lfo l'lll. (icntli" hut 8liro-llctllnt sys tcin ch'iniKein Hint aro tonicity In n it Ion r.nd pli'tislni; in rcsullK. Still ajc u liolllu lit ull dnuj mores. m vimmmx mmm Mmn Tha-f Air of Distinction Nothing con lilmtrs more dir- cclly to tli!i wpnrinff of tli foctfnp; than tho pitipcr model in d 0 corset. the proper ki m foORSETS J Style Is as es I'ltinlly a pnrt of , ' MODART C( ItfiKTS n henllh J and comfort. It has its founda- 1 lion in the ci riet and there can J I he no stylish instruction of the 1 outer ftarmoiw without the pro- ,' 1 per corset. I , A MODART trial flttinff in tho I J most convincing nrRiiment of f i tho value of a MODART Corset. J Then thn style lines are seen 1 then benuty of outline is noted lt then comfort becomes apparent 1 , Our experienced corsetiere is ''at your service. " Pauline Lederle COALS. From the Minute You Entr till youe1enve we try fo make you feel at horn, at this res taurant. We lenvo nothing un done Wiat will add to your com fort iind enjoyment. You'll find seivire, fnode and appoint ment' all to your liking nnd yniPlliiave no reason toe(jdi8- l pleased with the check. Jry Vlinner or luncheon here soon ANTHONY I o.n ' ROHIIINS, Props ton. Eil Cyr, Phono TtL'd'J71. . ' 10-13-tt t Swornl 1f9r.cn Rood, nlfly trimmed ham ti.'iii kch Walllnt' Mllllin'ry. ) 10-16-tf npnMonMsi wanted mes senger for western union, $50 anPv Commis sions. ) SEE MANAGER. FARM FOR SALE. 3G0 aeries nar Alicel. Nearly all in crop for iiext year. See E. D. JASPER, Island City, Ore. CHICHESTER S PILLS t'hlht-tr IMstMon jHrrtdA IMIIft In U4 in4 4Jlil urtj:ic Tntte ntf alher. Ilujr f ysur Dt MiI HIUNIt I LLm, tut u yuiulMiuwn M Uctt. Salwt Alm Retlilst r S01D BY DRUGHISTS EVFRYWHtRC : FOR SALE One five-room hoane, with bath, modern, with full basement, well lighted and ventilated, $1400; one five room difcllinp; with toilet nnd sink, full baAment, vefretnble cellnr, $950; one nhe-room house with bath, ar ranged ir hot and cald wntcr in evory room, Aired throiRhout, vegcUtbls cellar, wKh buildings for gnrngo and wooilshedVot quit finished, close in, at $1800; ohe fiveroom dwelling with full bnsemenVtJ''e store room build ine, with vioms in rear with full base ment; on.' store buildinir, almost new; three oi.Vr small buildinKS, close in; one fout' room house, city water, elec tric lights, stone foundation, cellnr and woodshed, near paved street, $800; Mars' rock quarry for $12,000. There is a fortune for f ie right party. All above on terms to suit. J. L. MtSrs, owner. I For Sale Good Hay, 530 and $31 per Wn. Also OtlAr Feed. THE J. D. LYNCH CO. (itSET OF-SUPER CHARM yoor type oi iiguro, nieoi- n p or slender, there is a 'l,a ' model,' especially suited to fl.a Caullle" accentuates tb natural beauty of your form and adds to yous comfort. j He eon'i'i(M'd by having one j fitted: A complete line al ! wavK on 'hand. Priced nt j $3.00 up. ' . , Mrs. Robt. Pattison . Corsetiera . -r Phono Red 3221 Res. 1702 . - ak Street. am A H t-