La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 31, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textv. ETtlnAV K i:lNU. iH'TD"l'5KI im;i. i..- i0vi n.tjv til: WASiTKI) MliftJicwiu, WANTWLf Kurifislied house or fur nished 1ims. Cull Mr. Jahnl Main l-iU-t' . i MAM WAXTIfn-MIH man , to wo j ,' , V, ,. TP:..'.-tl , WAXTKD Steady, work on raiidi by married man. .Leave vul Depot llarbPf Sliop. ' lO-SM1 WANTKD Ilojisckeuping rooms fr man and wife. Call the Observer 10-2f WANTED Two schoolboys to cary in wood. Call Red-'!92 or 18 First street. lO-iD-f WANTED Position by nn expel enced clerical and merchant man who can assume rcspousib Itles. Address T.a (Irando care f Observer. lfl-27-6e WANTKD Good clean rags su able (or cleaning macliinevy. J a lb. Hilton Garage. 10-21 WANTKD Man and wife to ma age or run hotel at Mlnan, Or. For further information limul' Minan Lumber Co., Minam, Oi 10-20-. WANTKD 3 men Mar's Quarry. to load rook 10-19- WANTED G or 7 Men to dig dlti and tear out flume, 50c nn hou Cull I'ioneer Flouring Mill, I land City, Or. 10-13-t WANTED Apple packers. Inquii of W. B. Glufke Co. 10-10- We bale Hay. Bean Bros. 9-13-t HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDG .' Reliable work oone on linens, icu . i tains and ladies' dress matcrailj Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Av! Red 711, first block west of Pos office. I .WANTED Clean cotton rags suitab' to wipe machinery. 2 cents a poun Observer office. :. , MONEY TO LOAN at. 6 and 7 pi cent, on Union Co. farms. Sclioi funds and private funds. Call t wrlte H. E. Dixon, La Grande, Oregon Foley Bldi 8-24-19 B MONEY TO LOAN On Improve property In Union county. No 4i lays. Current rates. La Grant Investment Co. ' tl FOR BALB OR TRADH FOR SALE Mitchell Six tour car, 1918 model. This car li only run 3200 miles and Is fine mechanical condition; better than the average car of t price. Good tires, etc, $1250 bu it. Yes, we give good terms. I ion Motor Co. 10-30 FOR SALE Chevrolet touring Looks good, runs good and good. The best buy in town f only $425. Terms. Union Mot Co. 10-30 FOR SALE Thoroughbred Buttcno Chickens. 1433 Adams. 1012!)-::b HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kitch range, heater nearly new, diniitj room set and numerous other a1 cles, including a couple of fine ru Parties moving anil prices will right. Must sell within next tvk days. Call Rod 7K2 or Main !. 10-30- KOR SALE Ford truck, 1917 mo cli call or phone Sommer Hoti room 18. 10-29-31 1 FOR SALE Nice Lucinda npples a winter pears, $1 per box. I'lio Hlnck 2031. 10-2710 FOR SALE Four-room house aif furniture, with two lots anil garngi Inquiro 1510 Jefferson st. p 10-30-4! FOR SALE Sweet cider; 25c gallon. Call B-S.Wl. Maier, 2708 North Ash. delivercl Mis. Gcf io-2o-i;l FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 2 3 ton Republic trucks run less th 3 yeari for horses from lOlin t lino lbs, or hay and grain. Tli Is a bargain. La Grando H livery Co. 10-26-' FOR SALE Five -room hungalo partly furnished. Jjirge lot, prcttl home, moilern improvements, love . porch. Easy payments. 140") Six street. 10-2 4 Fon SALE OR THAI1E On ten of mars and two colts. In'nii 1 (02 Adler St., or jihntie R' 1CS1. 10-21-f. FOR SALE OR RENT f.lO-ac mountain ranch; close in. For fu ther particular inquire E. N. Bu ell. La Grande, Oregon 9-: 1-2'-' FOR SaLK 35 head Shropsti ewes and one .buck, on foiahi road ." 1-2 r.ll nor.hwest ijf 1 In W? Teter, Elgin. 10-23-f V.ry'True. o Tiu0-,tiirflPaien are nit ?o i,pet? tl ritlch tl..i op In he clonds lookli iir the sller P.iii. j LOST AiU KOU.NU il.OST'-Caineo rinK between At- Piule theatre mid 1'JU3 Washing ton. Reward. 10-30-31. LOST Lunch of kevs on two He) rlll,,s J,, K(.,rd. Leave 'at h,erve. 10-30-?,U, LOST OR STRAYED A black 'steer calf, yea and a half old; return tu Mrs. Mullbury. l'hone Farm 242. Reward. 10-29-Stp FOUND A glove, owner can have Banie by calling nt Maxwell scr vice blaiion aud paying for tliw adv. 10-39-31. Handmade velvet ba'ts $7. CO. Walling Millinery. 10:lG-tf STRAYED Male bird dofr from Un ion Hanlware Co., brown, one year, has lill'J license. Call Hlnck 'Jtil, oi leave at Standard Oil Co., Reward 10-27-tf Plai.t That I Shunned. One of tl.e most Interesting pla-nti in the Atlantic states Is the VirginU wild ginger. It Is found both In tin Virginias anil as far smith as ficwiiia There are several other .species In the Atlantic states as far south us Flor ida and northward to Connecticut. The plant grows In very hilly n nil wooded places, and Is easily recognized by Its kldneyvhapcd leaves uml curious purplish-brown flowers. These flower grow one to a stem.. No living thing will eat its bitter leaves and one rare ly sees the flow er unless one huntR for t, for It hides Itself out ot sleht If .tossible. These beautiful Goid Fish thnt you may have seen at Silverthorn's aquari um they sell at following prices 3.m 50e, 75c. SI and $1.50 each, dly 10-27tf i FAMILY DRUG STORE LA 6RANOCORCSON. The Observer iurnishea and prints Professional Directory J- GREEN, Attorney at Law Practice in all state and federal courts. Office I a Grande National Bank Building. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. L. INGLE and DR. MAR- CARET INGLE Phonve: Office Red 1761. Res. Black 1231. Rooms 35, 36, 37, 38. Now Foley building. COCHRAN fc EBEilBAKD Geo. T. Coehrar and Colon B. Bherhard, Attorneys. La Bank Building. Grand Natioual CRAWFORD EAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert 8. HaKin, Attor neys a law. Practice In all the courts ot the state and the United States. Office, Weat-Jacobson Bldg., rocmi 9-10-17, La Grande. Oregoa. R. J. KITCHEN Attorney-at-Law. Practice in all courts. Office Rooms 455 La Graudo National Bank building, La Grande, Ore. A SHAPELY FIGURE Every woman want?.one. To pot it .'he must gently tnA continuously coax rft-r figure into a c'lrt of symmetric;. and bfautiful lines of a design Fuita ble for hi ;pe of figure. Are fjje:.ipd to pradually shape! ti wrarer into the roper J ure hrp f'-r hor tvpe. f In a i. RT Corset ynuave ' Ptylg arft ltuty.nr what j r iOnmvp VftUr TtoOn And crrn. o- Pagifrne! Lederle , 'mmm i ii mm o ...A.... I'HYSirUN ANO SLIUilXIX DR. R01J LNDIS PhysHlan and surgeon. Suite 10-11, ovor 811 verthorn I)ruE storo. General sur ptry a specialty. 1 tune M SO nface; M 88 Res. GlSj.'OE R.t VEUR. Physician- surgeon. twrices lie 17 Waiting home. Elgin, Oregon. J I : i. L. RALSTOsV, M. D. D. 0. Social attent:i to summery, diseases of ( women and children. Over Putmnn's drug stoft. Telephone Main 778. I'OXTltACTOItS W. C. HANSEN, Contractor Brick Duck, stone, concrete and file construction a specially. 1307 4th St. 7-9 to 8-9 1. H. KILLER -Architect, room 27, New loley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. ! Fraternal Directory. f B. P. O. E. ELKS, I i Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Homo and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to nil Brother Elks. COLON R. EBERIIARD, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169 meeta every first an.-! third Monday at Eagles Hall. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues psyabl at the off'c of the clerk. New Foley Bldg., 9 f in., to 6 D. m. Z. LILLY, C. C. B. J. KITCHEN. Clark JODERK WOODMEN OF AMERICA I.a Grande Camp No. 7703 moot an the first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the K W?'S.?.-v W.Wil I tk Ui.,,.!.ii!Vj...,l THE noHSET OlSl'PER CHARM WhateveK your typo, of figure, medi-j urn, plumper slendcr there is a "La i Camille" miSl.el, esneAinlly suited to! you. La CaXille accentuates tne natural beauty eTyour fVrm and adds 1 to your comfort. X j t ('(inviiiccd lj)iYiiirr one, fitted. A complete line al- j wavs on hand. Priced nt n.dn up.- j Mrs. Robt. Pattison! Corsetiere Phone Red 3221 Res. 1702 ' Oak Street. 1 j FOR SALE ()?ie five-room houo, with bath, modern, wSh full btisr-rnent, well lihtrd and ventilated, $1400; one five- room dwe'fcnjr vith toilet and nink, full b;icifc'-nt, Aetretaltle cellar, $'..".(); : one nin"f"-oon houe with iath, ar rariP' d fir h'd and coid water in ip. ro m, irej tWrouffiinut, vf'ble (ell.ir, buildijr4 fr parage and j wool.-h'f r.' t&. finished, close in, j at 51H'tO; five-room iw llinjj with full bnement; oe store room j inf;, with iom in rear with full base ment; ov..' store buildinp, a!rnot new; thrB o'.-tr small buiidirs, close in; one ourrom house, city water, $ee trie l.fc'hts, stre foundation, relink and .vd?hcd, r.-r pav K'nt, fH(K); Mar-4 rv k quarry for $lli,KK). There in a iOrtuj for t'e ricrht party. All al.Ooi termseOr Fuit, J. Lgtyirs, fiwmr. o o I "ZZ II ihM ill : ! m i" ir uiii . ot P. HaU. TUltlng neighbors woloani. J. I. GHARST, V. C. 4 JAKE KOSTOfK, Clark. REBEKAHSv-Crjital trfae No. 60 oets every Tuesday evening In thf I. O. O. F. Hall. All Ttalting mom bars ar InTlted to attend N. O. OI.fVE STANSFIELD, Sec ROSA GLASS A. F. A. II. La Grande Lodge No.' 411 A. Fj A. al. holds regular lfieetiiu'.s first and third 'Fridays at 7:30 p. ro all Uasona. Cardial welcome to C. M HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C WILLIAMS, Sec. MONUMENTS l iiiiiiiiii BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE & GRANITE CO. Monument Makers of iltialit y 1502 S Avenue, Lu (iranile, Oregon. Have just received two cars of Granite und Marble. All Work Done by the I'se of .Modern Pneumatic Carving Tools. BIG LINE OF ackmaws A cut price is a Novelty now but we have a big line and have reduced then to cut our stock down.. THE TOGGERY rfsss1sslasatsysWslWslaaW 12 CENTS out of every dollar col lected goes to pay our TAXES Homew4ependent Telephone Co. I mmmmmmmm La Grande Shining Parlors CTc'ituc any w!r of thorn. , SIkm-h Hycd lil:uk and brawn, ii1k cl;m a ml rr-htfK-k h;Hs ami nIkic rcjiaiririK ilom,. We trv ul-4i able lo jnuke ni'W sho of any Ktjli-. (M'CKjTL'N A.M) M KSIN'A. OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring resultt. This Is the Place "We have jit n-eived a 'new siipjdv ? auto toji goyds, mid auto rolies and shawls. ...Voii are 'vf li'ome to look them ovfr. ... DressiiiK for mohair, leather rulilier ttijv; ito gloves, Tivo minute viih-aiiit rs sffliiiniiiK-lTufrrd mats, fan t lt fifl' all c.?ri... No.- is the lone o rejiair side-eurtains while Hot in use. f . M. SHANNo0N 0 . o o o IJarnfM and Trimmlnf 8hop,o Q O jU 0.0. M. La Orano Lodge No. 860, Loyal Order af Moose boldi regitW meotings evsry Wodneaday night at 8 p. ra. Id Eagle nail neit tu Elks' nidg. on Washington Are. Vlaltoia always welcome. Duel pay able at Young's Sweets. FRED SMTH. Die. HARRY BWART, See. KNKiHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. S7 meets every Monday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P. hall) at 8 p. in. A Pythian welcome to all Tlsittng Knights. R. E. T1YERS. C. C. C L. GRAHAM, K. R. 5J a P. O. EAGLES. AEH1B NO. 25!). mmmmmmli Meet every Friday night, at Eaglet Hall, Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. tlKDSELL, Sen. K, ot L W Beeurlty ML Bmlly Council, No, 146, meets the second nd fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at EriMi hjil. Visiting members are welcome. , UE HARRIS, Fin,. Beo. J, K. FlTZUKAiCU), Pres. 3. H. 8. Hope Ctfcpter No. t. B. boids stated comhitinlratloiu. .ss second and fourth Wednesday ,ot each month. VlBltlng memhera cor dially welcomed. FLORENCE BACON, W. M MARY A WARNICK, Sen. f DEPENDABLE COAL KEMMERER, ROCK SPRINGS Wyoming Coal. ; .T' ; t- Also - '" UTAH COALS. . . (' . rhono Ordei-s, rain 732- Grande Rone Lumber Co. La Grandevlvlilling Co. fire BELLAMY 1NSURANCE I adjuIly own losses Yon don't nVd lo wait, for nn ndjustor. Phone Jilnek 1521V West .Taeobson Bldg. ii tiimsm OPEN DAY J. Q. HENRY Residence Undertaking Parlor FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER Phone Call Main gb J Day and Night Hea-terS'. Xev and Us(;d Co.ll Niii,'tll-S!iorf.an! T "IT.sc! your (oLi Jiijlgivicnt mhI Huy our' II w wcitffj.i)4i i0 J ijr ;niil .jerrefHon I'.esfr ni iees naid fur 1 1; change for new-, , WANTED ; Clean Cotton I i.igs SuihibV to TVipe ?f.'u;Wncry, a ' :0flent.i i)un4 0 e f ,c La Grarid Everting Observer Tift. rooked I) noon frnf gross' .Gl ""-V,l If yol gill, fls ito II 1 - m Tlmif hiivti, r sUesfrotVbaby flule Id -r,- cliea long. liey are offering triohp-A, for sule at prices of 60c to $l.ru norh.. . ltj-19-tf. tM flsiai'iltlft tsllasM a Jill sV: FAMILY DRU9 BTOBi " t-A QRANOCORCQON, ' WANT All will nn n ; 3? I YES, MA'AM, ITS THE REST Flour from the best mills in the country and the only flour wo could recommend to you for nil purposes. If you do, or have your own baking done at home, take my ndviso and keep right on buying Blue Stem results talk. AND NIGHT ! aiid Wootl Piig and 11 from $3.00 to $GO,00 r4) vmm i Vli.me Hhki k 1211 DonuliBft. uwcil PiuTiif ins or Y.r. . ; ll'i t i -o U