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AR' :ClancV.Kids Ofe 1 WIS .'A-"irKS
Hemstitching and Picot Edge, bj
Mrs; E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for
Spirella Corsets. 1808 Second St.
Phono Red 28. 2-I-ti
CHIMNEY SWEEP Robert Burns.
Phone Main 749. 2-2B-2Ctp
ING AND rlUOT EDG1
PN8 COVERED.
BU'
Ball Ball.Vull Ban, Acorn an
Bullet Acornatyles. ' Mall order.'
given prompt lteullon. All work
guaranteed. Orders taken tor plea'.
Ing.
- ' Mr. L. H. ROBTOlt,
04 A dams Ave. Bed Til
Pint 'BlocR Went of Hoatofflce
ZBMSTTrCILINV AND PICOT EDGl
by Mrs. J. rVO'Connell, 1104 0 ave
cue, or leave Tfrder at Campbell Sit
tore, Ladies' Furnishing, 1S05 Ad
, ams avenue. 8-t2tt
WANTED-fo buy a few stock hogs.
Call Main 1'23. Adv. S-lfi-6tp
MRS. M.I WILLIAMSON Graduat
ed midwife. 1318 Madison, phone
Red 12. 3-lH-mp
WANTED Young lady wanta work
now. Willing to do any kind. Call
Red 41. 3-18-4tp
SALESMEN High-class salesman in
local itemtory to represent nation
ally known manufacturer, of tanks
anc) pumps for gasoline and oils.
Must call on garages, retail stores,
etc, Permanent position with
splendid income, and opportunity
for advancement for reliable sales
man. Milwaukee Tank Works, Mil
waukee. Wisconsin.
3-19-ltp
FOB SALE OK TKADJ5
FOR SAL
'ew player piano at half
price."' Te'i
1519 Monroe St.
2-10-tf.
FOR SALE Gra
GrAib
ennoV,
bay In stack. Call
Floyd McKennoVJ
Main 790.
1-lS-ti
HEM8TIT
FOR" SALE 1918 model Ford . :n
first class condition, $3o0 cash.
Farmers 18(5. 3-14-5tp.
FOf SALE Choice acre tract ill
Pask Addition, at u bargain. Sale
or trad?. Address F. Waber,
. ' Baker, Ore. ' 3-15-Gt.
FOR SALE Pedigreed Persian kit
tens, subject to registration. Col
ors; black, tortoise shell, orange.
' Male $10j female, $7.50. ' Address
Box 2110, City, or phone Black 931.
3-15-Stp
FOR TRADE First class Ford se
dan, self starter anc all equipment,
to trade for good milk cows. Ad
dress the Observer, Lu Grande.
' 3-17-ntp.
FOR SALE 115 acres under famous
Warm Springs Project, 4 miles
from Vol, 12 from Ontario, near
state highway. $1500 cash will
hai:ille, balance spread over 11
years. Write Box 518, I-a Grande
before Thursday, March 24.
3-lD-ltp.
FOR SALE 3 hogs, weight about
125 lbs. each. Address Bux 518
La Grande. . , - 3-19-ltp.
FOR, SALE .-X- Strawberry Wants;
Hood Itlv'er and Everbearing.
Phone Black 4032. 3-19-llp
FOR SALE One. 1917 Maxwell
roadster body, including top with
out cover, windshield frame, front
anil rear fenders, duslshlelds and
running boards; body needs up
holstering, but will repair same
at cost of material and hibor.
Will make fine bug or truck body.
Price (20. Call Black 831.
3-19-ltp
FOR SALE Thermatlc flreless
cooker; aluminum seamless wells,
, and 3 wearever kettles, (20.00.
' One 3 ft.xT3-4 ft. Axmlnstel
rug, $-?.D0. One collapnible bath
tub. bandy. J3.50. Aluminum
I roaster, also wearever teakettle
with double boiler; also some dish
es. Call Black 831. 1104 M Ave
3.19-lip
FOR SALE 160 acre Irrigate farm
near Baker. $50 per acre; will
lake good city properly la trade.
320 acres nar Fiirfield, Idaho,
to trade. for fRrm 'in Union county.
Pjrraoiid Laml Co. 3-19-11
"FOR RENT Fiktfour months, six
roem house, Nturnished; cellar
barn, chicken yi. small pasture.
Mrs. Robert Milbl 120 B Are.
City:-' J-19"
FOR SALE 1917 Dodge caj, Just
. overhauled: bargain,. ir taken
atonre. Cam 1601 lve -Ave.
3-19-ltp
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FOR SALE-j-Barred Pjvmouih Bowk
Oting eggs. 75c tor a tlng,
'hor Farmera62. 3.1S-3II
e j
FOR SALE JjVhlte Leghorn hatch-!
lift eggs from 9o-r-ar old !"
airaD-nrsted for sev.9 yeaQO mated
lO pedigreed ov kerelP with seven
QgenerattoiK of ""great
layers wof
fSeut. We
djjiowa record jealnd
can show . you tho records. Price
as low aw those charged for ordi
nary slock. Geo. II. Chapman,
Phono Black 2011.. 3-lC-linp
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Rjpom and bourd for
two. CallatlC05 .Wash. Ave.'
. NJ . ' 3-14-lf.
FOR RENT Rooms, for
only. 1103 O avenue.
gentlemen
3-18-3t
FOR RENT
furnished. -5-room modern cottage,
See Mrs. Zuber.
.. 3-17-3lp
LOST.
IX).HT $50.IM HK.WARD.
' Por return' of clr'pulaf ' scarf pin,
olalinum conialning twelve . small
diamonds. ' broken from pin. Not
value., sentiment. Return -to Inland
Motor Co. 3-10-7tp
, V.
' 735-acre
wheat ranch
now. -in fall
lih the place;
put in spring
be suniiner-
kled, Phone or
for.. Wullowa,
3-l(l-2t
CALL ELECTION
VOTE Oil PLAN :
' SALEM, Mar. lSw-At least four
counties in the stale are planning to
call special elections in the near fu
ture to enable the people to puss on
ihe question of. adopting the county
unit system 1 of administration and!
taxation, for school affairs. The
counties that hfive signified their in
tention of voting on the question ure
Benton, Sherman, Crook and Umatil
la. . '
' The state department of education
has submitted "to Attorney General
Van Winkle the question whether the
question can be voted on at the spec
ial election called by the legislature
fcr June 7.
The act reads that "The county
court of any county at any general
or special election in the county may,
or upon the petition of not; less than
100 legal voters of the county, shall
submit to the legal voters of the
county the question whether this act
shall become effective in said county;
provided, that the county court of
I 1J! eIJ JiJm J
I no 'quieinem .-anur
efficiency In wblcb
every lereroony is
Fd Is assur-
kt complete
reigns
eacb
r OR RF1KT
for roily 200 acij
grain tliW goes 1
about CO Ikres to I'
crop; 260re8 m
fullowed. inbiterl
wrilo II.. M.itl
Oregon.
ttM perform
ff)ance th
- jr-ry harm
1 n f tnrougbilt
Welders of All Metals
THE BEST EQUIPPED '
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Regrindhig Crankshaft Regflndlng'
Piston Rings. Pins Ground to Fit
' All Kinds of Electrical Work
On All Makes of Cars
A
Ctrs i ?ractri of
- Bfcfclnt
Vft &r?quippe
. . .for
IfortM
1 I
AND MACHINE WOKKg .
oR. W. (keigrjton,Prop.
any coenty in the state may, or uponiCourt room in I.a'Gromle, Oregon, as
the presentation of a
petition of not
less than 100 legal voters of the
pmmtv ahull ..nil n wiwifM'tl ol...tiitn
for this purpose, to ho held on the
first Monday in Octotier, 1921.''
Lines of Conduct
Modesty forbids a man to crown
himself with laurels, but there Is ne
objection te one's wreathing one's face
with smiles. Boston Transcript.
LUMBER v LUMBER
AU kinds of Lumber for Sale. In
quire at old La Grande Lumber end
Milling CoVs plant on Spruce street.
GLABipi.i
BULBS.
Have arnveli
ion time to plant
them. All choi&
naties. Buy them
i
now.
. OIIF.H
i'S . FLORISTS.
3-10-tf
FOR PAPER HANGING and paint
ing, cull-, Mam 102 or Red 39C2.
Prices reasonable. '" 3-1 5-tlt n.
J. KELLOGG.
Expert Pian Thimng and Repair
ing. Residence Vitner North 4th and
Lake streets. Phte Black 8171. La
Grande, Oregon. . . 8-4-tf
FOR iioua
AISING or moving,
see Blue Mount
Marble & Granite
Works.' 1502 S
venue.
3-4-tf.
THE PNEUMONIA MONTH.
March is a typical pneumonia
month and usually gives ay high rate
of mortality for the disease. After
long and hard winter, the system
loses much of its resistance and peo
ple grow careless. When every cold,
no matter how slight, is given
prompt and intelligent attention, there
is much Uss danger of pneumonia. It
should be borne in mind that pncii
monia is a germ disease and breeds in
the throat. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is an expectorant and deans
joiit the germ ladened mucus and not
only cures a cold but prevents Its
resulting in pneumonia. It Is pleas
ant to take. Children tuke it willing
ly. adv.
Those "Delicious IndMduaN" ill
Al Cuin's arn growing more popular
every day: buy ihem once and you
will become a regular customer.
Palace Confectionery Co.
3-2HT
Rapid 'films for February pic
tures. Roll or pack; for freshness
and results, get them nt '
FAMILY DRUfl STORC
i.A aSANH,SSION,
3-21lf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. '
Notice Is hereby given that leLters
testamentary have been issued by the
county court of Union county, Ore
gon, to Milo Burnett, under the name
of Marlow. BdrnCU,'.upon.: jpie- ,lsfL
iVvill and testament pi Aiary-iB jjwaug-er,-
.deceased, and nil -persons having
jc'oims against said estate are, not -pfied
to present the same with prop
er vouchers to said executor at Ka
mela, Oregon, within six months f'.cm
date of this notice.
Dated this March 14, 1921.
s MILO I1URNI.TT.
Executor of the will of M''.ry E.
Fwauger, deceased.
March 14-21-28- Apr. -4-11.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby, given that J. O.
Slater has filed his final account as
administrator debonis non of the es
tate of Joseph E. Carroll, deceased,
ond the County Court of Union Coun
ty, Oregon, has set Tuesday, the. 12th
doy of April. 1!)21, at the County
All Kinds Orerkitilrt
All Kind "
manned by expert .
wori.
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.the time and place for hearing such
final account and alf objections thcre-
pw
J. n. SLATER,
Administrator debonis non of '.he Es
tate of Joseph E. Carrol, decaoil.
Mar 14-21-28. Apr b-11.
NOTICE OK KIN AL SETTLEMENT
OK FINAL ACCOUNT ANO HIS-
. TRIBUTION OK ESTATE.
'- V
In the County- Clint of the Stato of
Oregon fon. Uiil( County.
Ill the MatterW iV Estate of E. 1)
' . Salisbury, DeceasVd,
Notice is hereiiyViyen that AK
Sulisbury as adrajniViatrix of the
estate of E. D. SUiury, deceased,
has rendered and pMienteu f'' ot-
tlement, and filed in said court for
her finil account and petition for dis
tribution of : said estute, and that nl
10 o'clock n. hi.. May 4,' lil.M, nt the
Lower Farm Implement
Prices
v
THE BREAK TTAACOME
YOUR FARM PRl
TURAL FOR YOC
IMPLEMENTS USE'
Announcement Is madehy
Oliver Chilled Plow Wi
a generul price .-reductln
their lines tbut brlga P
to the basis of litis.
ore the -first' to make this re
duction and are taking I ho
lose that the move brings.
. McKennon
McKENNON ft F,
J. P.
THE REASON FOR. OUR
o WANT a
Iain rRour
S
Ihe.
lis of III
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
With the Easier Season .we come again to
the open doorway of Spring a Season of
renewed life and activity is ahead of us.
Th's Spring the Nation has a new President .
to guide its affairs. He needs the support
and co-operation of all its citizens.,
Suppose e remember, as we take up this
new,Senson activitiek, that the eyes of the
world are upty us.
in ,the way
Uiouldur
'' ' ' Htm rMd! and adfoivL '
This rVxtitti!
to do i
service ti
the comm
I
United States
National Bank
THE TELEPHONE
is a lervantwlways at command, that never tires;
night or day, ht or cold, snow' or rain, it is always
rf-ady to 'quicklyi cheaply nd cheerfglly perform tasks
that otherwise. require time, expense, exposure and'ln
casea every dayl by its celerity, it saves lives und
property of valu almost
t
I
nome moeDeiiut'iiL
court housi
. La
countjV Oregon, hits
pointed)y a'-iid couri
of said Sci-ount a
said petitn i fo
which time Vf I'"
terested In flrul
and file his olijec
show cause, if any,
trihution of said estute
onlcred.
ALICE SALISBURY,
Administratrix, Iji Grnnde, Oivgnn.
Mar. 21-28, Apr. 4-11-18.
Chnnilicrluin'K Cough Remedy Noth
ing So uod for a Cough or Cold.'
"Everyone who has used Chambor
Inin's Cough Remedy spooks well of
it," writes Edwurd P, Miller, Abbols
town, Pa. People who oner u3 this
preparation aro seldom satisfied with
any other. It Is excellent to nllay a
cough or break up a cold. adv.
OMB TIME PRIORS TAIO FOR
1IEKN LOW. IT IS HUT N A-
OWER PRICES ON THE FARM
C1NG VOl'R CitOPS.
This Is 'your opporlunlly lo
secure now, np-to-dnto Oliver
(liiullly Implements that, will
help you produce a full crop,
and gel Ihem at a prleo In linn
with ilm reduced prices ocyour
farm products.
& Hamilton .
C. HAMILTON, Agents.
SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
Gi unde, Union I
eeb duly u I
Miirtsvttlome.st
ndJbAli'nriiiR of
kce any rfyf in-
aims Vlhclctn und !
vhy Vfnal (Iik-
shouTtl not ho i
... n
. III
're Making
History
We arc making history
esponsibililies.
Khatrthe' whlp .wovhLw ,
on Is ready
, through its
dividuals and
beyond ccrr.putatiorj.
! ijfri I V ; MAKE VOUR GARDEN . '., 1
'yM WITH OUR BULK SEEDS, FOR LESS.' '.- I
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tAu-ZTtfyA II !
Grande, Union I . '
laV A M - jTM MW JT WJ J.. iL
'&2rfltfA me l
F. L. LILLY
There are Three ' ExchiHlve FcalureH
FRNyYACEli
ventiiAbaci
LOX-IT
Judged by Fit,
Quulities and
always foun
thn
greatest value. A
on hand. '
VENmoYiKW
(1
MBS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corsetierp.
Phone Black 81
Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O.
I r .
I Jus Received
I A large shipment' of Percales, Ginghams, Peggie
I III ' Cloth and DovonMhVe. Be sure find see them before '
j , you buy.,., . V . j -;'
11 "' PEnCALKS''I).'ic Inwido'.' yn'rk '.. '.. '.. 19c to 2.1c
! III GINGHAMS, 27 in to 34 in., per yard ....lr.c to 2Hc I I
' ! PEGGIE CLOTH, per yard 28c 1 1
m H DEVONSIIIRES, per yard : 38c 1 1
New Hats and
JUST
A LOVELY LINE OF "TRIMMED; 'TAILORED
AND SPO!T HAlti.
AI-S.O.A SHIPMENT OF TKE.L'ATEST COI
, LAR, ClJFF AND VEST EE KflTS. .
.W'alHnWs
9
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TIIK COMING OP THH . 1
NEW SEASON
old rauso you to sit up and
iiollre of tho fuel that It 'will
o your utresl to compare
superior quality of niochan- ,
ools which wo riro now offro- ;
fllh Ihoso you huvo been UR-,
Our stock is ready for your -'Hon
and wo urn confident
will pUnd any test you car.
put ibem to, v'
also have Poultry . Nelllng,"
Hoes, Hakes and Shovels.
HARDWARE
CPRSETS.
, the
T SHIELD
LTINO CLASP,
it
kmnnahip, Wenring
LACAMILLE is
CORSRT of
i '
complete line of new models now
eckwear
RECEIVE
if:
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