La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 24, 1919, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., October 24, 1919, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1919)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPRTDaY E-ESrX(r. nrmm, ,4, L'A GTUICTn? EVRXTaG GBSERT SEVEN1 WAAiHiU Mlaoetuiwon WANTKI) Timi W'fc at rock quarry at nf 10-:3-:tt once.vohn WANTEDJteoo.1 clean M suit nolo for effing machinery. 15c . a lb- Hlltitf GuraBC. 10-23-tf. W ANTLD A cook Tor far. Walter '" ""V- lU-23-3tp. WANTEIX-Miin an& wife t0 man. . oko or rhuhotel at Mlnan, Ore - u. .,- information Inquire fliiunn LUn,Tivr Co., Mlnam. Ore. lu-20-tf WANTED Synt-n to Ioaa iuura ynarrjK 10-19-tf. WANTED Mi,r reader. E O L r. i c , ...v ... . ' ' . Vu., nasn. st. lu-17-Ct WANTED o 7 Men to dig ditch w1""0, 50c nour eerVl'louring Mill, l5. unu lear Call Pioneer . land City, Or. 10-15-tf. WANTED Ancle Darker. Of Wv B. Ghllkfi C.n lfi-in.. Wo bale Hir)J Bean Bros. 9-12-tf. HEMSTITCHING, AND I'ICOT EDGE neuauie voraQone on linens, cur tains and ladies' dress materails. Mrs. L. H. NorboAflOC Adam3 Ave., Red 711, first bWek west of Post office. .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 Vlwate funds. Call ot write H. ED(xon, Foley Bldg, La Grande, Oregon 8-24-19 in. MONET ToYoAN On ImproTed property In Bpon county. No de lays. CurrentSiatei. La Grande Investment Co, FOB SALE) OH TRADB FOR SALE.VjHEAP Combination saddle and oriying mare and colt. Robert Miller,V206 B Ave. 10-22-5t FOR SALEv-2 acres close in, 4 roomed Douse, full basement $2000. Small layment down, bal ance on eara tonus. Pyramid Laud Co., 1314 Adams Ave. 10-22-2L FOR SALE Easy terms. Completely furnished house. Five rooms and baoli room. Garago. All assc.a nu'nta paid. 1G02 Seventh St. 10-22-tp FOR SALE OR TRADE One team of mares and two colts. Inquire 1 002 Adler St., or phone Red 1681. 10-21-litp FOR SALE 6 teres, close in. larse comfortable home with shade and lawn. Frir ba,rn, r.pplo hous. machinery shed', and other build ii ss. Good watoV V-Htoin, acres of alf' lfa. Pear, ppple and cherry trees. Has produce about $21100 worth of crop. flco $4200, in cludes machinery und furriture. l'yramid L:ird Co. 10-2:i-3t. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay in car lots. Write, I'lnney Ranch company, Ontario, Ore. 10-23-7tp FOR SALE Thoroughbred English Leghorn chickens. 2204 N. Depo'; St. Phone Red 1111. 10-22-:nj. FOR SALE OR RENT G40-ncre mountain ranch; close in. For fur : ther particulai-s inquire E. N. Bush , nell, La Grande, Oregon 9-29-2i!tp FOR SALE ffwo B-room modem houses, one With two lots, gar age and outmiillllngs; one with six lots and g(Be. Apply to R A XIasterton, 1C15 North Sprues St. 10-19-61 FOR SALE Alfalfa and timothy hay. Cull Farmers 21x3. 10-19-6tp FOR SALE 35 head Shropshire ewes and one hunk, on foothil' ' road 3 1-2 miles northwest of El gin W. M. Teter, Elgin. 10-23-Ctp FOR SALE OJinsU r white pigs, 7 weeks old. Watered: male and females. Lesrerl Masterton. 161 j North Spruce sc ln-19-Ct FOR SALE Modern five room house with 'fuli basement, and DO by 110 lot. Street, sewer and iridewalk all paid. Must sell at once. Call at Kill Oak St.. or phono Red SG2. 10-19-Gtr- n.nNTAsWlyET MILK and cream . at tho Vailjr Creamery. Rate Main 733N HM3-tf TJMl RALIvVMixleili five-room house Phone Red N. evenings. 10-19-tf V FOR SAUS-yioytei rooming house, 1301 AdamAorf will trade. Phone Red sa. 1 10-19-tf . .Fort Rkyt mo PKT Pinna. Call B-ini2.e ?OR UfNT furnished rrn, lSJ Wash.' a?e. Pio B. 1 1 " 1 0 V 10-JI - S S ' a T? S . IT. FOR RF Furnished gpartPjj. 69 - month. W children. . (11 nri,?ift..L LLC. Lawyer lust and FuwtiU Uffit New, bliu-lSjsid glove, leave ut OLavrver. 10-2U-:iti ESTRAYED-Otie two-yoar old red heifer witli herns branded L S on left hip; on0 yearling red heif er same brand. Both have horn.s LOST Bunch of keys on ring. Re ward for return ttk Kenneth Evans at llug'a Grocery sto're. 10-21-2,'p LOST Small bunch of keys. $1.00 reward. Return to Observer of- , flee. L. Garrlck. 10-21-3tn and both are light red. Reward Phone Red 2271 or write E. O Lovely, La Grande, Ore. 10-16-Ctp -v?,i a orinuie white-faced calf with two under-bitts on right, ear. crop off the left ear. Near Aiiccl, phone Farm 276. 10-lG-12tp LOST A brindle white-faced pair. with two undr-bitts on right ear, crop orf the left ear. Near Alicel, Phone Farm 267. 10-12-12tp. HjindtnrwiR . vnlvnt Into tt rn Walling Millinery. ' 10-16-tf. LOST Lady's pockethook contain ing ten dollar bill and some sil ver, In the uslness dlstrl.-t or near it. Rsnru will De given, Call Mrs. J. "E. Anson, Farmers 15. 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 Phonve: Office Red 1761. Res. Blnck 1231. Rooms 3G, 36, 37, 38. New Foley building. ATTOK1VKTB COCHRAN fc EBEHHAKD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon E. Bberhard, Attorney!. La Grande National Bank Building. CRAWFORD EAEIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert 8. Batln, Attor neys a law. Practice In all thf courts of the state and the United Btates. Office, Wost-Jacobsoc Bldg., rooms K-10-17, La Grande, Orogoa. R. J. KITCHEN Attorney-at-Law. Practice in all . courts.. Office Rooms 4G5 La Grands National Bank building. La Grande, Ore. rHYSICIA.V AND SVUGEON DR. R. P. LANDIS Physician and surgeon. Suite 10-11, over Sil verthorn Drug store. General sur gery a specialty. Phone M 96 office; M 88 Res. GEORGE R. VEnRS, Physician- Surgeon. Offices In D. Whiting borne. 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. CO.NTIIACT0H8 W. C. HANSEN, Contractor Brick Dik, stone, concrete and file construction a specially. 1307 4th St. 7-9 to 8-9 ,3. B. MILLER -Architect, room 27. New loley Bldg. Phone Red 1871 Fraternal Directory. B. P. O. E. ELKS, I i Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privilegea cheerfully ex tended to all Brother Elks. COLON R. EBERHAR1), Exalted Ruler A. B. CHERRY, Secretary 7'OODMEN OF THE WORLD L Grande Camp Ho. 169 meeta even first an", third Monday at Eagles Hall; All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payabl at the offio of the clerk. New Foley Bldg., f e m., to 6 p. m. Z. LILLY, C. C. H. J. KITCHEN. Clerk iODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICi La Grande Camp No. 7708 moot) on the first and third Thursda; evenings of each month In the K of P. HalL , Visiting neighbor, wefejme. J. I. GHARST, V: C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk REBBKAH8 Crystal TrfJge No. 61 meeta every Tuesday evening In thi I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mom ben are Invited tn attend. N. O. LIVE STNSFIEI,D. 0SeC ROSA.GI.SS f oO. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday righUat F.al Hall. Visitii memhri relcome Z. LIL.Y.W. 0 s, J. ETRDSELL, See. K. j)f I o!fc)ecnrttyfi;. Bmll! CounflL'J'o. 246, nteeta te second frrirth Mvnday erenQgvat O CO o'clocS at Eagle bull, Visiting members aft welcome. ABB HARRIS. Fin'L Bee. J. K.VlTZQERALD, Pres. It). B. S. Hiye Chapter No. X, a a. noids stated communlcatlou. ie ecoad and ourtn Wefinesday ol each month. Visiting metuberi eat dlally welcomed. FLORENCE BACON, W. M MARY A WVRNICK,-8e,e. a. . A A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. A A. M. holds regular meetings first and third -SaturdaV at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. O. WILLIAMS, Sec. ' U O. O. M. Ia Oranae Lodge No. 860, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. in. In Eagle tall next to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Vlsltoie always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. FRED SMITH, Die. HARRY 8WART, See. KNKiHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castlo Hall (K. of P. hall) at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. R. E. BYERS, C. C. C L. CRAHAM, K. R. S. 8. ' 4 Tlio llci CroR button is the most widely worn button In tho world. Thirty million men and women and children in tho United States now wear this emblem of countless good deeds accomplished. For the third year in America comes universal op portunity to wear it. There are many instances of how this button, bearing upon a whlto background a tiny cross, has been worn and treasured. One morning in distant northwest county, a man whose ruddy, optimistic countenance was clothed with ruddy beard, nsked the Ked Cross chairman if ho hud an other button like the one ho wore. The chairman trave him his own. "I have twelve children," explained the man. "I gave my buttm to the twelfth, a new arrival, this mornin, When I have anything nood the whole family must come in on it." The ltcd Crows universal mother to the distressed children of men. Service done our fellowmcn Is the most beautiful thing in the world. JOIN. Your Hull Call Hutton Is your distinguished service cross. All you need Is a dollar! You have a heart. RED CROSS GIRLS FEED THOUSANDS OF DOUGHBOYS j Since the armistice, twenty-five j canteens, operated by Hcd Cross Chap- 1 tors in Idaho, Oregon, and Washing- ton have dispensed 23,379 Rultons of coffee, nnd 'S24,'J.'Mi dozen sandwiches, 1 to soldiers, srtllors, nnd marines en route. The hospitality of these con- ! teens was accepted nine hundred thou- I sand times, often by men who would j have gone hujii;ry hut for the Ited j t'ro&s service thus rendered. Figures I rihuw that these men. through, the; courtesy f the Hwl i'ross, drank S,- i 4ft7 gallons of iced drinks: used 6.0(13 hars of soap, and 37. 713 paper town-Is; ate 57,-lltl chocolate hars, i.;29 1 pounds of candy, 14.754 dozen cookies, 74.913 dozen doughnuts, 9.4SH dozen hot rolls; wrote 4:16,400 post cards furnished and stamped by the Ited t. j o-s ; and to their own discomfort UuiiuK a certain period, wore i'2,2(l tnfiueiiza tnanks. All this, to say nothiim of 22.9r"r, full meals. During this time 1S47 sick men were aided by the canteen, seventy-nine of them beinf; removed from trains as too sick to travel, and receiving Imme diate hospital attention. Canteen work If, nearly over, but' the Red Cross still has vitally Important work to do. Kvery membership in tho Third Red Cross lio!l Call will I'm a vote ot confidence in the American Hed Cross. . "It's a 1-otu; Way to Tipperary,' the Ited Cross Is there. but At the present time In the North-est-ru Oivlsion ttlnliM rurnprNitif; AUKka. I'laho. Ort;on anil Washing ton lliete are 7'0,h;8 K-l f'rd.B ni'in-b-rs. Aln-ka has 13. Mi; fiah. Il. or.:.; Oic,n, 2,614; WasbiusUiD, 350.C.17. a 8 1 . . re beautif Riatloner ti it AG .... ...It ....I I - I 2 era 4 i 0.,,r . U alOh.'iflcs of color and inhite, ut O o , o prices, per box, SSe, 5&C, (10c,'75c, 83c, 1.00 and S1.2&. Of the finest manu facture, such as Crane's white and Wykof f's, Keith', Eaton 4 Crane's Highland linen. 10-21-tf Notice. To my- customers : 1 have oi hand the last extracting honey. Rring your jars, buckets or enns. O. VOLSWIN'KLER, 10-23-Stp. Island tity, Oregon. Evil Always to Be Fought. There i-iln be no duiiiroiiii;e with evil. It ne.er is right to license wrong. whatever goblen retuniR It may oiYev .r liowevr dlillcult It nmy be to get rid of It. In our social Hie nnd tn our personal life, wherever evil shows Its htuid there must be battle, not com pt'omlKe. Kwhnnge. Butter Wrappers printed at the Observer office. An Agrvnble Surprise. "Aho'.ir thrpe vtMr turn when T wnt suffering 'from a tvere cold on my luntrs and coughed tsost W the time night and day, I trfcd a bottle of rhnmherlnin' Pmifrh Renedv anil wn I surprised at the prorAntness with which it gave me relief. writes Mrs. .Tames Brown, Clark Mills, N. Y. Ul'dcr JM'INI-AWUV thii't v to sixty da over lift, tlioin. A few days. Serges t wear. WHY? q X 111 QtVivaii stand THE i SHANG HAI CHOP SUEY ANb NOODLES , , Our Specialty .Everything Necat and Clean. 2012 Fourth Street. Open October 1, 1919. This Is the Place We have just received a new- supply of nuto top goods, and nuto robes nnd sluuvltf. ...You are welcome to look tliem over.... Dressing i'cfi" moliair, JenUier sit'd rubber tops; nuto gloves, fivj minute vuleani'.i rs, running-boa r 1 mats, fan beltntf fornil ears.... Now is tbe time to repair side-curtainvvile not in use. T. M. SHANNON HnrnoHS and Trimming Shop. Cnmpholatum does just what si claimed for it. for chapped lips, i chopped hf.nd, noru nose, burns.! croup, sore throat and for nil chest applications sold ut 35c and fi&c nti :o-ir.-tr. i FAMILY DRUG STORE LA CRANDCORCQON, Mint Jell ' Try Mint Jiffy-Jell with roast lamb or cold meats. It is vastly better than mint sauce. Try JIffyJjell desserts with thcil real fruit flavors I in essence form, in viali Each is so rich, in condensed fruit juice that it; makfs a real fruit dainty. Yet they cost no more than old-stylo gelatine desjerts, tO Flavor, ot $ oar Croct I 2 Pachag for 25 Ctn& 9 Miny another has been surprised and pleased with the prompt relief afford ed by this remedy Advv - Indigestion, BiliuusneaH, Constipation. Chamberlain's; Tablets have restored to health Ajid happiness hundreds who ere ufflieted, '-ith indigestion, bilious ness and constipation. If ytu arc troubled in this1 iva, give them a trial. You are certain ho pleased for they willdicnefit you. Adv. Constipation. . The beginning of almost every seri ous disorder is constipation. If you want to enjoy good health keep ymi' Unwels regular. This is bfst accom plished by proper diet and exercise, but sometimes a medicine is needed and when that is the case you will find Cliamberlnin's Tablets are excellent. They are mild and gentle in their action, easy and pleasant to take. Give them a trial. They only cost a quarter. Adv. Those Llttlo Liver Touchers" do the work for constipation .for child ren or 'grown people 0 In a box for 2 Be at 10-lB-tf FAMILY DRUS STORK CA GBANOCOWgOON- Suits wIiph it takes to get tliem. 11' you niakti them un in a e our lllue for v 1 ars nvenijrc ) TOGGERY DEPENDABLE COAL KEMMERER, ROCK SPRINGS Wyoming Coal. 'Ahj s UTAH .COALS. Tlione Orders, Main 7.T2- Grande Ronde Lumber Co. r . '"S Sl ll City Restaurant & Bakery ltll,sm, 0 o e o o CAtt M ILL NOT STAItT. " ' Low gi'Jdu giufL and leaky vulvea Is a combination flint make ntupiln i difficult. There la remedy at Simula! d AutiK.Ri'tatr sluip, Fir St., between Adihu4 and Washing toll. Ed Cyr, Phono Red 1071. i lx 10-15-tf For a good easy shave and an 'un te dateialr Cut go to Joe Willlauia, j proprhsor Foley Hotel Barber shop. ' , ltf-ll-tf. A Lot of Gold Fish. ' "Have you seen the gold fishT A most beautiful lot are to beeen and to bo sold at Silvertnorn's. Prices uro 85c, 60i, 75o, JHUI), and $1.M) each. j , dty-lO-21-tf 'n V j Careful ntu-iiiU'il given to remod-1 ellng. Walliu ;lllllnery. 10-lti-tf. If yoti carei to soe a fine lot of j gold fbh without going fishing drop ; Into tho ' Sllvoi'tlioin drug store j They nave a largo nssorinieut or nil slr.es from baby fish to fish five In ches long. They are offering them for aalo at prices of &0c to $1.60 euch. 10-19-tf OH YOU SPUDS! Thonc Black 1081 for spuds, raised on dry land non yrip;i; ed. Next car due in WedrtWin. Allowance made for ownelit cry at car. That Air of Distinction Nuthinjf roTitribiitos more dlr- erlly to thil JtvUng tlinn the weiitiiiir of til proper model in of corset. tlio proper kin P'l-o Styl o tk ns osinitinlly a part of ' IIAKT COKSKTS na heaUh WOl nnd coirtforv It hn8 its fouiuln- i tion in InP'coraet and there tcnn J be no stylir.h construction of the r outer garments without the pro- ' per corset. I A MODAUT trinl fittini? In tho J most convincing nrRtmient of the vnlue of a MOD ART Corset ' Then the stylo lines are seen i thin beauty of outline is noted 1 ( then comfort becomes apparent ' i Our experienced corsetiors Is "at J your service." Pauline Lederle "l ".III ' " '! from tjhe. Minute You Enter ". till you leave we try tomnk yoy fi rj at "horn, ut this res tfiurunt. lenvc nothing un uone that will ndd to your Sm fort nnd enjoy men t.irouH find nervire, fiod and Appoint ments u.l to o' tir il.O-ij? and you'll hnvo no reason to bo His pleased with Ofci cheek. Try dinner or lunrheon here- soon o ANTIIONA nonniNSoPropji; liw WW Careful ut'ehtlon tflvi-u to fpniod ellng. Walling Millinery- 10-16-tf Jiivera-yiufen gV)d, n1'ty'tiinnied aft liUk hats tfj Millinery. 10-16-tf WANTED - MES SENGER FOR WESTERN UNION,. $50 AND COMMIS SIONS. J SEE MANAGER. FARM FOR SALE. 360 Veres near Alicel. Nearly all in crop forJioxt year. See E. D. JASPER, Jsland City, Ore. 1 CHICHESTER SPILLS W l Ue DIAMOND UBANU. A r SWDBWUGfilSTSEVFRMiER! FOR SALE One five-room house, with bath, modern, with full basement, well lighted und ventilated, $1400; one five room dwelling with toilet and sink, full basement, vegetable cellar, $'J50; one nine-roym house with bath, ar ranged for ht and cold water in every room, wired throughout, vegetable cellar, with buildings fjr garage and wood.shed not fei.U finished, close in, at $1800; one file-reom dwelling with full basement; je ktore room build ing, with iioms iiKrt'ir with full bane mcnt; or.y store biMMhig, almost now; three o'.er small fliuiulings, close in; ono fourroom houseVdity water, elec tric lights, atone fountion, cellar and woodshed, near paved street, $H00; Mara' rock quurry for $12,000. , Jher is a fortune for t'.ie right party. All above on terms to suit. J. L. Mars, i : owner. For Sale Good JIaj, $30 and $31 par ton. 'Ah Other Feed. ' THE J V. LYNCH CO. ft i i mm THE fOltSKT OK HtH'KK CHARM Whatever your typo of figure, mecli- I urn, piunip or sienuei inero is a J.B Camille" model, esuecially suited to , you. "La Cumlllo" accenttiatsa W natural beauty of your form and adds to youromfort. Be eoiiriiieed by having one fitted. A complete- lino al- ways on hand. Priced at f3.()0 t?p. 0 O .Mrs. Robf. Pattison Corsetlere Phonal Red 3221 8.1702 Oak Street. i; A ( M h-tfrlUiJBr.dA CAiJ? I'llUiJ.i Hid Ueli a.ruluAVy M VvJ TTke n tW. liny rwir V V M rtt ktt. ni Bcxl. Silwt. Alwy Ktliabt ff'f '4 dt If AM ' b O o r - - o e - o o e