La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 16, 1919, Image 13

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    THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER
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CLATOADV
ERTISEnENTS
W.ONTED J'uHdira uml feeil f(lr 4
uorse.4. inquire 1SUI
Ayertjt. or phone Ke,i ifrgi. T
WAfrED-Bymoi!iml wife, two or
th-e housekeeping rooms; must be
jpiint reasonable and aluse to the
und house. Black 1091. fi lll -tp
1.0ST-:nrou( home on package
'or aefatch reel. KluSer notify
II n .O ' 0
,it.j ,,ro., or ti.-car roaic.h,
2U0fioCdar. 1 1-13-Si
WANTED 'Boarder; call Main 787
or inquire at HU5 Spring Street.
ll-l.'l-.lt.p
WAKTKD A girl ioT general hous
work. Call Redfi72 or 1501
Adams. ll-IJ-Si
WANTED Capable woman for house
worki inuat be good cook. Dutll'a
Bakery. li-ltiti
WANTED Young man to learn the
baker trade, at Dutil'i Bakery.
'J V ll-10tf
WANTBD---Job for man uud wife.
Dolry ranch prefered . Inquire at
Observer. 11-10-iitp
WANTED Milk euatoiiwra. 1'nnne
-Blk 1012. , -, 11-iU lit
WANTED We pay highest prices for
bided and shop pelts. Peoples' Mnr
Bet. u-'ttU'
WANTKD By a refined ghntle.man.
a room mate, prefora&iy a man
who la out of town part ol the
time. Addreaa X X Z. care of tha
Observer. , . 1 1-9-tf
WANTED a men
Uar'i Quarry.
to load rock at
10-19-tr.
WANTED 8 or 7 Men to dig ditch
and tear out flume, 60 an hour.
Call PloDeer Flooring kill). Is
land City, Or. ltf-15-tr.
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
Reliable work done on linens, cur
tains and ladles' dm materall.
Mr. L. H. Norton, 808 Adams ,
Bed 71V ftnt block west of Post-office.
WANTED Clean cotton rag luitiols
to wipe machinerj. 2 cent a pound.
Observer office, .
MONET TO LOAN at and 7 per
oeot, on Colon Co. farms. School
funds and private funds. Call ct
write H. E. Diion. Foley Bldg,
La Qrande, Oregon 1-24-19 ta.
MONET TO LOAN On Improved
property In Union eounty. No de
lays. Current rates, La Grande
Investment Co. -
VOB BALB OR TOADS
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two see
Hons, four miles from Hertniston,
one section baa government wa
ter, raw land. Will trade for La
Grande property. Muat be good
property. 1'hone S. 8nan-j(n.
Urande Kondu Valley lIou.se.
ll-14-Ctp
FOR SALE Oue Dayton bicycle, ut
most new In first class condition
Will sell reasonably. Apply W. S
Bennett, 906 O. ave. ll-U-Stp
LOST A rlst watch, either In
Zuber halo or between Zuber loill
and lloiel Foley. Return to Ob
server ami rceela reward,
o ll-n-;tp
I.ORT A four horse whip on the
Cove road. Return to Observer
mid recalveoRewarel. Dly ll-l;i-3t
LOST 34x4
Ohflerveia
chain.
Leave at
ll-l2-3t
GERMANS FEAR
o
E
TRAD
BI'SINIJSS MEN ARE WORRYING,
ALMS'S MAY LEARN.
Germany'. Numerous Trade Secret
May Slip Out Through Area. .
Occupied By the Allies.
iVy Assoclatta Frcaa ttr The Ob6rver0'
COltl.RNZ, Nov. Id. (iornion lousi
ness men have been worrying more
than usual recently for fear, their
trade secrets will lieeome known to
the Allies fhrnuirh "the nap in the
teriug German furtrie ''with the
ownera' consent,"
These iiflt ructions confirm the rigU)
provided by the Armistice In search
German factories fuo material taken
ilurini; the war from Invaded regions
of France uml Belgium ami for the
supervision of (factories by he econo
mic sections of the urmjes if there
ghouhl he renson to believe that nr
materials ure being produce).
However, it is no determ8'ed that
the German amory owners within the
oo-upittl regions have a legal right to
object, if thfy so choose, to Entente
vommercial representatives vijltins.
their plants and thus finding out the
sjK'ciul technicul processes, which an
the secret possession of many Indus
tries in this section of German, not
ably of the steel and iron works of the
lower Rhine valley Now the Gurn.an
manufacturers along the Rhine ure
endeavoring to devise i scheme to
Alcohol From Mess.
A Swedish syndJcste Is planning to
Jlstlll alcohol spirit frnu white wots,
there being enormous lyautltlee of It
srtUaul.
, . ' ."i.i I
. A classified ad will orlnif results. !
I-OST-A lady's UU:k pocketUiuk;west." as the aupied urea is calltid. , economic mission from vw
RAYED Male bird oog from Un
ion Hardware Co., brown, one 'year,
has 1919 license. Call Black 2 til, or
leave at Standard Oil Co., Reward
10 27-tf
finder return to Observer and re- According to information reaching:
forces III lit'rmany tnere is a feeling l.
of uneasiness among the German busi
ness men that numerous trade secrets,
including the dye industry, which Gel-'
many has always carefully guarded,,
may become available to foreign con
cerns through the visits paid to Ger
man factories by Entente economic
missions.
dteceut instruction published by tht
livter-Allied Rbiueluml High Commis
sion provide that no obstacles shall
be placed in the way of commercial
and other missions authorized by tht
Allied anil associated governments en-
FOB BENl
FOR RENT 6teo.ro heated rooms
x special rales by week or mouth
: Darland Hotel. ' 1-12-tf
r)R RENT ItoamU sultablo for 2
:men.. Will hoard If wuuted.
r'l'hone U MM. ll!l((3 3rd st.,!
The 8ex of an Cog.
' According to the Paris Academy of
Science the sex of eggs laid by pure
bred fowls may lie determined by
weight and size. A test is to bold the
egg In the left hand In the sun or close
tu an electrl or gas light. Shade the
e.ud of the egg wlih the right hand, and
look for the air spare or "setting" (a
dark, watery epot larger than a ten
cent piece) ; If this Is found on the
top It Is a male, but If lower dowu the
side It is a female egg.
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Tree Trunks Made Cleterns.
. The gigantic baobab tree of central
Africa, the trunk of which sometimes
attains a diameter of forty feet, often
serves as a natural cistern, retaining
raln-watet In large Quantities In - a
cavity formed at the top of the broad
trunk. Taking the hint thus afforded
by nature, the Arabs artificially hollow
out the huge baobabs and fill them
with water during the prevalence of
ralna, as a protlslon agalust the dry
season. These clstertt ire In many
esses twenty feet in height and eight
or ten feet In dlnmeter.
tins their plants whenever they
desire without any formal notice
the factory owners.
Our Bounden Duty.
Mi.n's bounden duty Is everywhere
and in all ililugs to forward the prug
resit or humanity. The supreme virtue
ts sacrifice to think, work, light, suf
fer, where mir lot lies, not for our
selves but others, for the victory of
suod over evil. Mazzlnl.
Continous
Independence
2:
FOR BALE Oak dining room table,
all oak chairs and nerving table
rockers, rugs and other article.
Call Red 3321 or call In the
morning at 909 1'enn- t. 11-14-9
FOR TRADE Two mares, 0 and 7
year old, weie'hlv about 120X1 Jh-s.
each; a yearling, puet, and one dolt,:
six nonths old. Will.. trade for va
cant loU. Seeorily Land Savings
Co. , U-USt
or uutiniato (ep.
lleiico whii'ht
FOR BAJJ6 8 roomed modern
botisa. Busy terms, 3 blocks
from Boatoffjca. Inquire 11. C.
Lawyer. Darland Hotel. 11-12-H
FOB BALB OJt TRADE 4 heed of
1 horse, will trad for
cows or lot. Inquire airs. Jen
nie Neleuh. comer J and Ilth St.,
i.ejt door lo Mr. Kakr, ttio nurs
ery man. ll-13-2tp'
FOR ALF Netted Oem potatoes
2.80 per seek while' they last.
Albert Wardall, Island City. Bktck
231. No tfelirerlra. 11-12-Ctp
' il
I a hi
j ok
OJfl SA1J3 44Kcr rarich one and
a huf MiU mat of Imbler, a good
f.ik a-s A-rala mark, well witered;
shAvkt ami skelter; good im-
provements; hot and cold water uij
snate. Will sell with or without,
. 1 . 1 . :
lObO cnKamrry, nay anu suw,
atoyt mi ton of nay, 7 kig- straw
asrfta: BU U silo full of good rem
gilajp. Jut the place you Vant to'
sshstar ytAir stock on. Com and
lit ft over. L. A. Striagbam, Im
bler, trtt. - 1-4-t
6)
No rc.l-blooleil mx
or woman eua con
temjiinte with i-ora-pla'CD;y
living off
the bounty of i;Ia
lives,: jfiieuils 01:
others ; in ' littU-r'
years;
; '
Are rou '.piepariiirj
now fur the inevifr
ftbla peaiod' of tie-
creased taming ca
pacity 1
A Savinpa Aeconnf
in Litis tuiwk is ilb
earxvially desirable
and practical foru'
of preparation.
Sunday Morning Observer
Ah Indepeadeat Newnpaper
Published Daily and Weekly at La
rande, Oregon, by La Grande Even
'ng Observer Publishing Company.
BRUOK DENNIS, Publisher.
n tared at the Postoffice at La Grands
Oregon, ai Second Class Hail Matter.
Address all Communication to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
City and County Official Paper.
)n Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel
Sews 8tand, Portland; Imperial New
?tand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel
New Stand, Portland, Oregon.
BUBSCRIPTiON KA1K8
By Carrier
Jallv. par month n . . -a&c
3aily, par three month. 11-93
Daily, per six month in advance 13.78
Daily, per year lu advance 17.50
Daily, single copy tc
By Man
Dally, per year in advance tS.Ot
Dally, per six months In advance 12.50
Daily, three month 'n advance. .$1.24
Sally, per month. Q
Weekly Observer-Btar, by Dall, per
year ta advance ,.$L5
lis
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. HOUSES ;
' FOR SALE j
One five-room house, with bath,
modern, with full basement, well
lighted and ventilated, 1400; one five
room dwelling with toilet and sink,
full basement, vegetable cellar, $'.)li0;
one nine-room house with bath, ar
ranged for hat and cold water in every
room,- wired H throughout, vegetable
cellar, with buiWIngs -for garage and
woodshed not qnlte finished, close in,
at $1800; one five-room dwelling with;
full baeemejit; one store room build-;
lng, with oma In rr wrth full liase
meut; oti store builillilg. almost new;
three ebar amall buildinKa, close in;
one four-room house, city water, elec
tric lights, alone t&uidaUon, cellar and
woodshed, near Tlaved street, S(K);
Mars' rock qnarry for $12,000. There
is a fortune for Oe right party. All j
above on terms Ui buIL J. L. Mors, ,
9wnr. . , . ,;. ,. ' :
Fi.lUWiglH o o ' o - BatisfianK
0 o .
o oc o o
ftMkttter,,. People
V.ye 0
Golden Sheaf Butter
Trssk . V..VT.LFA' CREAMERY -Clean
Phone Main 733.
Butter Wrapper printed at
Observer office.
. ; . .'...'.'g JL-i lu. ! .-r.
the Observer advertising win bring1 results.
Menilior r llie A-sociiiti-d Press.
Tho Assnclae( Press is exclu
sively entitled 10 tho lis" for publi
cation of nil news-illspalches credit
ed to It or not otherwise credited In
this paper mid also the local news
published therein.
All rights of republication of
special-dlsMitches herein are also-reserved.
THE CORSET OF BCPER CHARM
Whatever your type of fbrure, medi
um, plump or Blender, tSwr is a "La
Camilio" model, eaoeclally inited to
yon. . "La Camilla" accentuates the
natural beauty of your form and adds
to yvur comfort.
Bfi eonvitwed by having one
fitted. A complete lino al
ways on hand. Priced at
$3.00 up.
Mrs. Robt." Patturori
Oorsetier
Phone Red 3221 Res. 1702
Oak Street.
dTTT.r CR TOI.KN rror Jim
t iiMb.ti p'' rasr Grande, Ore.
i i iota ' . r
' r . ,j ..... k a.a lu ,i
' I .?t Or mark, crop' on right
Mrrllv-"for ! left: lerge white
t in face, a little to one sidrt. A suit-!
aba regard is offered by (he omrr
1 o to tl linder oi we "-"'-"" .m
j animal. John F. nobbin. Voion, O.e- i
59 tin,byJ kStareo. ll-lt f
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j TAKfiNL'P eDne bnd!n mi;k fow.ifj
J Wl,0ew,to?te,,Mh.eT. J-C
J ChriBtiansen.onuef oiP.Pc.o ITS
I o0o 11-lC St
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National
Bank "
- Im. Qrejide, Ore,
Sealed Bids
will be. received until Thursday, Xoviuubev 20,
1!)!), both separately and in aggregate,' lor Gro
cery and Confectionery Stock at 404 Fir Street,
and Furniture and Hardware Stock at 406 Fir
Street.
P.cing the pwpevtr of the 11. E. Tf arris Tlank
nipt Rstate.
All inTtntovjH iitf- a.f..ffip;t; H. JWtifti ;
Tnise,' in Rooms 22-52 I'o.ey'fWflee 'Tuiidi'ng! '
Sale is subject to confirmation by bankrupt
cy Court. . ',
; H. E. DIXON,
" ' ' ' Trustee la' Bankrnptcy.
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Our conduct is at all
time conservative i
and distilfied. W
are commended for
the masterful man
ner In which we car
ry out the lust rue- I
turns ot our clients
WBi.0tME A9 TUK SCNt ,
after a storm Is a sack of our
B'lue Stem flour to the woman
who has had poor baking success
with ordinary flour. If yoo. are
one of such, order a sack of onr
pour today and your baking wor
ries and uncertainties will be
over. Our flour Is a perfect bak
er. - i.'
La Grande Milling Go.
BRING US YOUR
Motorcycles
to be overhauled for the
coining neaHon. W ('Ha fis
Vein up right. Excelsior Re
pnjr.shop. TWIDWELL & SMITH
110 Fir Street; '
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1 A j II
PLENTY OF AUTOMOBILES
..ue- -!i;i(t v.
STXJDEBAKER3 IN CARLOAD LOTS.
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
FUND :: A;
i
T Ae ReeasM-K Moial Aasoriattaak
rare Drnnll, CouatT CaalroaSk
La Grsiale, t)rta
I herewith ibell ta afJL
to Hit RouKvacv JViaueiiL Frit.
Vtuet .
lat shave 'ieut Is Incited hcravlOX
rtlr Sr. n. T.,
IMIdH, u e
: sue W rt,dnw
KauAisI wlik W tuI lb pcik.lIM sail Ktl S y4telt.
... k ,.,.t,ib..iof ott al will rrrrt'i fer-tia-ete f e)wr.k li is.
MHft in av rh aoakTt MBartl AMeetie
ae.,.l,l luil Ol M V. M MIU4 U rert a katli,
M-.l.lnrton. U. C. lo fqulf Ml Mam!! mWIc ftr ! U
. ai.il oll.ali, lo-lwtaJ Mf.iiM.fa lt.ll. II- .- ..
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Th Sana f e-er? mnlrlbsl,
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10 vill bt ftl.v1 m the i of fKM"9
IM tTU4 1 l0 kUit, it. t
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I S G0OCOO
CIIEVROLET8 Y& CARLOAD UT3.
G.M.C. TRUCKS (withpneitnutlctiru) IN CA&LOAft LOTt.
FULL LINE OF TIRES AND ALL 'ACCE8SOBXM. "
It is a great eatififaction to BUte to our customers that abw
have Automobiles for everybody It has been a long tail ad pup .
trade haa been very patient, but now we caji serve you.
COME TO THE BIG, NEW OAR AO? AT AD AJCf ' AV9
vntiftm ATAccni vheai va inu.
CARE FOR AHyiZ
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