La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1921, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Texto o .SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921 oo o 0 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 0 tAGE THREK o 3E .THE I I CLANCY toic AieooNo Txe won otR a Vectcft cant ;er oor am' ptAVONce KIDS JAw(see: UrtNTeO to Go our AN' "7 AUiHIttV v T WANTED Housekeeptr for man nd wife. Phone Farmer's 230. 2-18-4t WANTED lU'snonsiblu person to liS All in the Way You tao cure of 4oy about four years old. Cull Clack 981. 2-lStf 'TIMMIC, IWANT tj YouTOitveeP. p 0y WANTED Five- or six-room modern houc. will Duy on terms or p-iy voTuTSl., The Dalles. -16-it I1KMSTITCHJNO and Picot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tuckcy. Also agent for Kpirclla Corsets. 1808 Second St., Phono Red 22. 2-1-tf CHIMNEY SWEEP I'hono Main 749. -Hubert Hums. 1-26-261P HEMSTITCHING AND Ml OT EDGE BUTTONS COVERED. Hair Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and Bullet Acnrn styles. Mall orders given prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleat lng. Mm. T,. H. NORTON, DIM) Adams Ave. Red 711 First Block West or Piwtofflce HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O av. nn, or leave order at Campbell Sis ters, Ladies' Furnishings, 1305 Ad ams avenue. 8-22tf FOR SALE New player piano at half price. Terms 1519 Monroe St. 2-10-tf. FOR SALE OK. TRADE FOR TRADE 80 acres alfalfa land, near Caldwell, Idaho, under ditch, for small improved farm in Grande Konde Valley. Phone Black 34K1. 2-n-ut FOR SALE Dry Phone Red 1S22. wood for sale. 2-lti-Gt. FOR SALE Grain hay in stack. Call Floyd McKennon, Main 790. 1-13-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Two rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams. Phone Black 3901. . ,2-14-tf FOR KENT Furnished room .in pri vate family, gentleman preferred. Red 1901. 2-11-tf FOR RlfNT son. -Rooms at 1313 Madi-1-4-tf LOST AND FOUND. LOST Pair glasses in case, from Grange Hall School on Gckcler road. Phone Farmer's 44. 2-18-tf. FOl'ND Tuesday afternoon, Lady's black hand purse, containing a small sum of money. Call at 805 Spring street. 2-1S-2IP ESTRAYED Iioan steer: no vis ible brand. Owner may have same by proving ownership and paying fnr bis keep. Thone Farmer's 78. S. A. Robertson. 2-18-0tp Althnugh sugar has taken a big jump of a dollar a hundred, the price of candy has not advanced at the Palace Confectionery Co. 2-lti-tf LUMBER LUMBER All kinds of Lumber for Sale. In quire at old La Grande Lumber and Milling Co.'s plant on Spruce street. 2-12-30t LOOK READ THINK ACT "You want to succeed. We can train you to succeed. One year ago we enrolled many young people who are now successful. Others hesitated and yet have no chance for advance ment. What are you going to do? If you want profitable employment the year around, enroll next Monday. New classes are organized each, week. Baker Business College. Phone 131, ISakcr, Oregon. 2 5-eod. We have an imported blue serge for lilies' Suitings. 13 ounce. We will make this up into a plain, tailored suit, for one month, at $92.00. TOGGERY. 2-15-3t. H25.00 REWARD For Information ana csavictlon nf any one poteonlnz dogs. Any one giving the information will get the reward. Convicted Party wili get a coat of tar and ."cathers. Thif l41s good until the end of the yea'. WISO. KIN fc FLF.ETKOOT CLUB. 1-24-t! A. V. ANDREWS, . '. . . Secy. faniphnlatum is the for uc rroup, croupy coujrn, oui on me mi rhcit.,i in purumimia. fnr nuw-k rl irf. use it a :t7r and '.c. Sold at 3 tefrer'lt aa store !j 2-16 -tf ! Za.a.a.BaaAa,aaBHBBaHBl FAMILY OfU By PERCY L. CROSBY ft by ih VrC)nr Ni?.iw.r Syndlrit. Professional. Directory H. M. M ALONEY income tax Ad visor, Foley Hotel, La Grande. Ore OSTIOPATIHO PHT8ICIAHI DH. J. L. INGLE and DR. MARGA. RET 1NULE Diseases ot women I and children specially, uieico Phone Main 106. Res. Phono Malnif saie duly entered in said Court, in 126. La Graudu National Bank two actjons. therein pending wherein Building. physicians inn SCHGROm . J. L. Mcl'HKRSON Tie ntlat. Kn Ita . t-i. over La Orando National Rank I ."" J"h." bulu:iiiK. Phone: office. Matu Ji; were and are in favor of said plam resldence, Red 20J1. tiff and against said defendant J. I. ! ..,,. " . ! Woodell, one judgment being for the B. O. KirtHl. M. D. Phyn e an and' , f -no on !. (, f,. Surg-8 n. Office over Ited Crosw Drug t a98.00 together with the fur store. Phones, office Main 22. Res-' ther sum of $75.00 nttorney fees, and idence Main 76. . the other for the sum of $2.6:i'!.l(i, with the further sum of $300.00 3 nt NATniR crRB DR. A. N. UAYV1I.I.E s,Tcinllt lniflcr December 24th, 1920, the dale.j chronic disease. Methods, Meehano-i , ., . , . . , Theropy nd Naturop.it!i. skin andjof said judgments and the further blood dlsoases. nervous dlseasea. unm nf ll,r,n in pnch eosn flu .'ntt Sd'SnS:.8Ci!n'l disbursements of said action--so Trouble; ail kindn of Chronic Oln-' taxed and, in which two executions, eases succeaatully treated. Thone Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, 8H-ond floor Coolfdff 31il?r.. opponlte Star i Thentre. Office hours, 10 to 12 i. m.,1 :30 to 6:00 p. m. Consultation free. l-itf ITTOhlflYI COCHRAN A EBERHARD Geo. 1. Cochrcn and Colon B. Kberbard. At torney. La Grande National ttank BuUdlns. ' R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Prac tices In all State an.i Federal Courts. Ofdce La Grande National Bank Building. R, J. KITCHEN, Attorney at Law Practice In all Courts. Office rooms 21-23- La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon. COITTRACTOJU D. J. MnLELLAN Resist ered pro fen -t atonal Civil Engineer: surveying and maps. Room 12, La Grande National Bank building. Phone Main 91.' a RCHITKCTI C. B. MILLER, Architect Room 11. La Grande National Bank Bulldnlg. La Grande. Oregon. Fraternal Directory B. P. O. ELKB La Grande Loire No. 438. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully extended to all Brotber Elks 0 CHAS. R. HARDING. Kxalted Ruler F. L. ' PEARSON. 8ec'y. WOODMEN OK THB WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Monday at Eugis ball. All visiting neigh ojrs wel co. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank BUlg. Z. lillt C. c. R. J. KITCHEN. rlerg, MCDUItN WOODMlCN OF AMERICA La frande Caii.p Mo. 7703 mevts on the Qrst and tntrd Thurmiy even ings of each ai'ir-.th, in tne K. of P. Hail. Visiting i-iir.Ur milcune. H. C. B A-LL. V. C. j'AKE ROSTOCK, Clekr. A. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lc3ge No. 41, A. F. 4 A. M., holds regular meet ings flrst and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma son at E. R. GU YE, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec U O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 850. Loyal Order of Moore, holds regular aieetlnga every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. in Eagle Hall, next to Elk Building, on Wednesday evenings. Visitors always welcome. Dues pay able at La Grande Pharmacy. R. J. KJT'MIKN. Die. HARRY SWART.- Sec. KNIOHT8 OF PYTHIAS Ited Crosa Ijoriflr. Nj. 27. meets .Tery Monday evening In Caatl. Hall IK. of t Hulll. at 8 p. m. A Pvthlan welcome to all visiting Knlehta. - C. W. MOORE, C. C. C. U GRAHAM. K. R 8. WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Macrabef a, I. flranie Iyxlffe No. 17. W. ii. of M. liOdKe m"?ta flrat Thuraday at 2 p. m. and third Wed naday at p. m.. at K. of P. hall. Vtalttnir Slatera wnlcome. NOHA B. MACkKY. Commander ISABEL, LINDENBrlin. Rocord-Keeper. O. E S Hnp. Chapter Sj,,ll, O. E. 8.. hold, atatpd romrmml-at'Wn the aer ond and fourth Wedneaday of each month. VLaltlnff nenber. cordlall. w.lcomrd. ULI.DA HCMPHRKVS. W. M. . FLOI'.K.NXE BACON, Spt. T O. EAOI.ES Aerla No. 55. meat Tirr Friday night at Eas-l.a fal Tlaltlnr memh"r w.ltumc. J. J. Mrurinso.v. w. P. B. BIItDSKI-U 8e-arr. j. Livery-Feed. j. i .' and i 0 . 11 . I i -4 , T Afe-Phonf Red 722 J W.?McCltj?op ! J NOTICE OF SHERIFFS EXECU TION SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue of two attachment execu tions and judgments and orders of sale, duly issued out ' of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, 1,,.tr,, .lota f T,.,,i,ri, 8th 1 QH .i , , j:-ij j ,iii,.,,i . ,. wo cert,.in udirments and order. the La Grande National Bank, of La Grande, Oregon, a national banking corporation, was and is plaitiff and iigainst J. I. Woodell. who was and is , i... j.jt ...i.:u .-..I,..,,,,.,., torney fees each drawing interei1; at the rate of eicht nercentum from and nm communried to make sale in each judgment of the following de.-y.-ril.e.i real nnd personal property to satis fy staid judgments, interest, attoniey fees, costs and disbursements and ac cruing costs. NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of said writs and executions and in obed ience to the commands therein con tained, I will on Monday, March 7th. 11)21, at the hour of two o'clock i.i the afternoon of said day, at the front door of the County Court House, in the City of La Grande, Union County, Ore., sell at public auction to the high est and best bidder for .cash in hand, five hundred and fourteen sack uf wheat, and defendant's undivided half of the northeast quarter of Section thirty-five (35) in Township one (1) south, of Range thirty-eight (38) E. W. M., and in Union County, Oregon or so much thereof as is necessary to satisfy said two judgments, attorney fees, interest, costs and disbursements and accruing costs as aforesaid. Dated at La Grande, Union County, Oregon, January 21st, 1921. LEE WARNICK, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon Dly Ecb-5-12-19-24. Mar 6 The La Grande Taxi Co. will do no more credit work. Fares must be cash. If you can't pay, don't ride. 2-8-1 Ot "We do not just solder U) the damage, but we rejiair thoroughly! RADIATORS REPAIRED Uv men who know the busi ness thoroughly, who make a specialty of this work, not a sideline. Good Work Low Charges LA GRANDE AUTO RADIATOR WORKS There is a cha;rm about our arrange ments that lingers in the memory, 'ou 1 will find all of our services characteriz-( cd by A "spirit of zealuiis courtesy. We serve politely and, efficiently. . , Li III iiiiip, m1 Serious Results Prom Colds. Coids not only cmn tremendous injury to every one who contracts financial loss but re also a serious them as they lower he vitality and. prepare the system for the more ser ious diseases. It is not at all unusual for people who have serious lung trouble to Ray, "I had a hard cold last , winter." Why not take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and lire your cold while you can. Adv. Violet Creum for your hands and j for your Chaps. Try it and you will I be pleased. It costs 37c a bottle and j there are few preparations eiiual to j this. You will find it on sale at rAMILY DRUS STOR la eaANOi.ORtaON. 2-in-tr Just as if you selected the sweets in the Sampler from ten different packages pf Whitmans. You will find your favorites igcleRted by candylovers from ten popular packages of s Wc guarantee every iiu.aye I Red Cross tiiininu iiuiiiitimsisiiifiiiiitiitiiutiiuitiiiriiiK it OBSERVER WANT THE TELEPHONE is a servant always at command, that never tires; night or day, hot or cold, snow or rain, it is always ready to quickly, cheaply and cheerfully perform tasks that otherwise recpiirc time, expense, exposure and in cases every day, by its celerity, it saves lives and properly of value almost beyond ccnipul.aion. Home Independent Telephone Co. NEWLIN BOOK BOOKS, StATIONERY office supplies and novelties , 1 tloyal typewriters phonog'raphs . musical instruments sheet music. . filing cabinets p in;--... nuNo-cABi jnl i -" w aumq s r M.' ll T a tTi.mo . . - . nnrlnnv. II n i . - LA tRANDE aafc vu .. . U II A -- - i CRI'ENTER. Work done by contract or tiny. ' Phono Red 3812. 1620 0th St. 11. 1 J. OBEN. fob 17-lin PLUMBING Any kind of plumlilng nnd ro pulrkiK, at reasouaulo prkos, by . C. DeKeyser 1H10 Adams Ave, Phone B. 4051 Cliocolatcs and Confections i Drug Store tiiintf itiiniTt ttiiuiiunf nuintiiiinniirnriiiiTtiiniiiMuinf iiiis ADS GET RESULTS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 X 4 4 "4 4 - " 4 K & STAT'RY CO. At the present level of HOG prices, CORN has a feeding value of at least $1.60 per bushel, and with producer beginning to realize this FACT it is reason able to assume that future PRICES will begin to discount a stronger C0MMERCIAV. VALUE by rea son of the disinclination to accept present prices. HOG MARKET IS GOING UP TIME COMING WHEN WON'T BE MANY. BUY FEEDING HOGS IMMEDIATELY. CORN Car Loads Ton Lots Less than Ton Lots OATS BARLEY RYE HAY WALLOWA MILLING & GRAIN COMPANY Warehouse: Island City, Oregon I'liouo Main 120 W. H. TALBOTT, Residence Andrew's Variety Store A SURE SIGN OF SPRING We have just received a laVgc shipment of GARDEN SEEDS, which is a sure sign that Spring is approach ing NOW IS THE TIME (o buy your Cabbage, Cauli flower, TomaUcs, Celery and All Transplanting Plant Seeds for your house, boxes and hotbeds, WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK, both in the Pack age and Bulk. Be sure and sec OUR LINE before buying. IF TOC HAVH .ANVTIIINa TO HKMj, TltADR, FOB IIRSIT OB WANT TO , Bt'T A.NTTIIINO, TRT OBSRftVTCU WANTS ADS.IT PA TBI Petticoat To introduce our new line of FIT-RITE PETTI COATS, 'we will place on SPECIAL SALE, TWO DOZEN lovely new SILK JERSEY and TAFFETA FIT-RITE PETTICOATS at the remarkably low "price of $1.75 e;, unCil this lot is gone. Jill : it in r. if a at mm 4 - mm mm a m.m .aaw j m Office: New Foley Bid. Phono Main ,12$ Res. Mgr. Union County Phone Red 3611 ' Specicals 0 . OA &RAN O o ' --i 9 ( o .... . f k if v ' i - J- .