La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1921, Image 7

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TUESDAY, MAftCH i 1S21
LA GRANDS EVENING OBSERVER '
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H 5UR THAT FCCLOU) t-.
Clancy Kids
was a TfCireTspecuurw
AND IDIDN'TVWrirrOfilV'CJ
pubb Wfll-Know Better Nd
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WANTED WorY on farnt by man'
and wifu. Phoneed 3391.
3-35-tf.
Tirrte
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HEMSTJTRJIINa ana Pieot Edge, by!
Mrs. E. C.NTuckW. Also ageift for'
Spirella CorJsJ 180S Second St., ;
Phono lied 28. ' 2-1-tfi
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CHIMNEY SWEEP Robert Burns.
Phone Main Til). 2-2r-HCtp.
QT I I rO'te-ITOtO HiCPA I WOftPL J , zi.lj CZrm II "1 Mule's wHttfeiier wrll ""-? II "
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HEMSTITCHING AND rrcOT EDGE
BUTTONS COVERED.
, Bait Ball. u Bull, Acorn and
Bullet Acorn styles. Mall orderB
given prompt attention. AH work
guaranteed. Ordera taken for pleat
Ins?.
Ii.H.HOHTO!1,
Mrs.
906 Adams
First Uluck
Av.'
ot
Roil 711
Postoffice '
I1SMSTITCHINQ AND PICOT EDCE
by Mrs. J. P. O'Cannell, 1104 O ave
nn, or leave order at Campbell Sis
ters, ladies' Furnithing-s, 1305 Ad
ams avenu. ' S-22tf
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PASSING
OF
S FERRY
MRS. M.I WILLIAMSON Graduat
ed midwife. VW.i Madison, phone
Ked VI. a-18-mp
FOU SALE O TKADB
FOR SAL'C Whlto LoRhorn hatch.
ing eggs from two-yt'ar old hena.
. trap-nested for seven years, mated
to pedigreed cockerels wih seven
generations of great layers of
known record behind them. We
can show you the records. Price
as low axe Ihose charged for ordi
nary Htoclc. Geo. H. Chapman,
Phone ISIacii 2011. 3-lG-linp
FOR SALE A giiod family cow
nlso a new bar
lilnck 1012.
J 20x30.
FOR SALE- Jj'qw choice milk cows.
Ed.' Strlnghn, It. D. 2, Phono
Farmers 1x6.' -3-24lf
COWS FOR SA LIC 0 purebred, and
6 grades Jerseys, nil in milk. Sev
eral purebred bulls ready for serv
. Ice, from the. wuld's best produc
ing blood lines, Ifbmcr M. Carncs,
North Powder, Oregon.
of money nevertheless was expended
m maintaining the road and ferry,
though the word "bridge ' in the com
'pany title never represented anything
hut an aspiration. The fervy was not
: always u moneymaker and profits of
i boom years were seldom available to
1 tide over the lean ones.
I. ' ! Olds ferry is associated m memory
Ki.!i!.Ann f many ieaks IS. with the Ijucket or Lost River dig
NO MORE. gir.gs. Search for the Blue Bucket
' j attracted not only miners who had
Since 1 858 Kerry Has Been Operated, been disappointed in their quest in
Hut March of Progress Makes j Idaho, but also made considerable in
It a Hack Number. jroads on the population of the Willam-
i ette valley. Robert B. Gibbe, who
Olds ferry has played an importmt: erne to Oregon from California in
part in the history of Oregon, espec-, isr.t, savs that one of the searchers
inlly during the days before railroads , fr this fabulous depositary of natur
and other modern conveyances forced ja treasure was Henry Comstork, dis
the horse into the background as a COverer of the Comstoik lode in Nev
furni.her of power for fast transpor- a(ia. Everv event associated with
tution. Now the present owners nn-jmue Bucket has peculiar interest for
nounce that they will go out of busi- old-time miners. It was the Gibhs
ness and the Oregonian has become' party that was reported to have shov
rcminisccnt in its editorial columns, 'pied jts way' through the Blue moun
nnd devoted a half column to the his- :tia with a nai tv of seventv-five
tory of the ferry. The editorial fol-, Portland adventurers in the spring of
lows: H8G2, which seems to hive been aj
"Decision of the present owners of i!lte soring .even for those parts.)
me uiu ierry across tmnKo river, re- Members of the party wearied of the
ported, in the Ontario Argus, to go (search after a time and threatened to
out of business, will be regretted by, ),,, jhej,. KUi,le, whom they accused
pionees who have a sentimental inter- ;0f ieaJing them on a bootless chase,
est in the early landmarks of Oregon. ! God wni, fourid, but no Blue Bucket.
Established in l$f8 by J. P. Olds, then jsome of the prospectors took the ro?.d
an employe of the Hudson's Bny com- j into jjaho by way of Olds ferry,
pany, which still had a few trappers wnere they met others coming out.
in the country, the ferry long served j The heavy movement in both direc
the wants of travelers from all parts 'tions ma(e the ferry highly profitable
of the union. It was a famous sta- in the vears pri0r to formal licensing
lion ounng ine rusn to me imnn of the ferry company.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
All persons owing debts to Sam
j Harris, bankrupt, aiv hereby notified
to pay the Ram. t ie undersigned,
or to C. l WinsoV, his representative,
ut the Old Harris Kfbcery, 400 North
Fir Street, La Grande, Oregon,
G. W. INGRAM,
Trustee in Baukruptcv.
3-20-tl
FORUM
IS Til HUH (i()OI) IN WASTK
I'AI'EUS?
For ganlen plowing or nvi'r.ipe
discing or harrowing, c ; I lie1. Mil.
All work guaranteed. '3-2l-(ltp
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FOR H0hsE! RAISING or moving,
see Blue Mnftntain Marble & Granite
Works. Ifite'S. Avenue.
3-4-tf.
A-
SAFETY KAkOR bladtj rc-grmnd.
Any makeAll'ic a dox. Newlin's
Book Store, El Grind Shop, P. O.
Box- 818. . . V . 38-U-tf.
You read of the highest class candy
made and sold, but seldom you can
buy as fine and pure candy as we can
sell you. It is always fresh; the
same grade or quality of candy we
have in boxes, or in uny small quan
tity yeu wish to buy. We simply do
not make any poor candy, but the
best candy and the best price on can
dy is the candy we sell you every time
at Al Cain's
Palace Confectionery Co.
. 3-20-tf
gold mines in 1802. The first vire
Many families coming overland to
cable used by its owners was brought ifireiron in the sixties set foot for the
to Oregon by way of Cane Horn. In : .-..f i nr. oil from the
3-25-tf. j an earlier time the ferry consisted of j0 ...,, nn(i :f conVeved federal
a raft. The extreme difficulty withtl. a BCI.0SS t),e river in the Ban
One electric bath robe, iWhic.h 0(rs 0f t)ie first ruiie boat to i k -,imajEn. jt and Glenn's ferry
be constructed were floated down the.jwere lnn(f on tle best-traveled routes
Burnt river, and the primitive toojs -m thnt part of the territory, Its
with which they were converted to t V puasintr marks another stngo in high
use of men are reminiscent of the i , jv1nnmpnt ami :n tfie gradual
many obstacles that were overcome ; disappearance of the landmarks of
FOR SAL!
just like having Hot Lake In your
home. Cull at Dr. Mayvlllo's of
fice. 3-28-Stp
FOR SALE Idmie-crown alfalfa
seed of standard quality, at farm- by pioneers in opening transportation I pionecr times."
ei'S prices. J. V. 150lll, rnone ruua-B in me west.
Farmers 4x. 3-28-Ct "The district in which the ferry was
I situated in 1804 was part ot Baker
FOR SALE Liberty
condition, for sale
Williams.
cheap. "Red
3-28-4tp
FOR SALE-Wllliains,
FOR SALE GV.lin hay. haled
loose. InqiilnKllean Brothers.
FOR RENT.
Six, In good 'county.' There is on record an orr'r
of the county court ot mat county,
dated March 7, 1805, granting to Olda
a license for a ferry at Farewell bentl,
tolls of which were to be .the same
s those charged by the Boise ferry.
The schedule of charges was fixed at
25 cents for footmen, 50 cents for
pack nnitaals, 25 cents for loose ani
mals, $2 for a wagon, two horses nnd
a ton of freight, with $1 additional
for each ton of freight. People ap
preciated this service for a time, but
there were numerous manifestations
of hostility when the owners of the
Used ..motorcycles. Red
I.n Grande Auto Repair
, 3-28-41
or
3-28tf
J. W; KELLOGG.
Expert Piano Tuning and Repair
ing, 'Residence corner North 4th and
Lake streets. Phone Black 3171. La
Grande, Oregon. ; 3-4-tf
FOR RENT 3 ligh housekeeping Burnt river toll road and the Olds
rooms, furnished, li;02 Wash. Ave.; ferry consolidated their Interests un
Phone Black 1041. 3-28-3tpjder the name of 'Burnt River Toll
I Road, Bridge rerrv company, mem-
FOR RENT-
able.
Furnished room, reason: k'08 .f lheJ 01,1 h-"-dshiPs,w,'7 f00"
Hed 1922.- 3-28-3tp.!'"mme" "" """'" ' ""J" " "
principle to paying tolls. -. A good deal
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Taxi'y Service
Prompt, ad at all hours.
Phone Ma:A K0, cor. Fir
and MonroV. Red 2181
after midnight.
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CORRESPONBl-'NTS
.WANTED BY Olt.SF.lt VHR
Correspondents are wanted hy
the Observer in the commun
ities of Stnikey, Island City,
North Powder, nnd the Iowa
school district. For this serv
ice the Observer pays by
space rate. Applicants please
address Observer, La Ovandc,
Oregon. . .
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IMIII.ER, M.ir. 28, li)2L To the
Editor of thj tibMvver-- Is' there
anyone in this territory who will ac
cept waste paper? 1 have probably a
hundred and fifty or two hundred
pounds in sacks mid I would be glad
to deliver it to the station if it could
be utilised by anyone and would not
expect anything for it. It is largely
office waste and magazines anil, eon.
siilcriiig the high cost of paper, it
seems might v wasteful to burn it up
when it could be used over again ut
the p?por mills. -There
arc other quantities of waste
paper in Imbler I learn upon making; Liver Tablets for indigestion and find
nquiry as to what 1 might do with ; they 6uit my "case better than any
mine, but no one seems to know what
might he done. - .
1- will thdiik you for a reply.
Very truly yours,
CI1AS. A. BINGAMAN.
dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried
and I have used many different med
icines. I am nearly fifty-one years
of age and have suffered a great deul
from indigestion. I qan eat almost
anvthine I want to. now." writes
INDICES-i George W. Emory. Rock Mills. Ala.
These tablets contain no pepsin but
.strengthen the stomach and ennble
"I use Cimmberlaln s Stomach and i it to digest the food naturally. adv.
FOUND A
CURE FOR
t:on.
Hiuituunuiiiuiiiiii'm iuiiuj nmuuuiimil j
fll.V OAr kiunviVrtfio of
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our'1ioHon work in
bur nj'himHMnontSj
Imvo n wn'ouiuaHtyi
of chtinK'tt't uiul'
ctmvlurinAc'Imnu. t
NewHatsxind
Njscliwear
. ' JUST RECEIVED
A LOVELY Liati OF TRIMMED, TAILORED
ANrSFRT HATS.
AI0 A SIIIPMEN-T OF THE LATEST COL:
LAR, CUFF AjDVESTEE SETS.
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Walling's
CARR
IS, GA
Where your yreclit is Caod Use it
COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHER
L'a Grande, ' ' ' " Oregon
For True Skin Beauty
If you are either naturally dark or!
fair the true beauty of your skin is'
shown By it softness, smoothness,
freedom from roughness, redness and
blemish. Violet Cream promotes .true
skin beauty, it gives a mild yet n
cleansing action on the pores, keeps
the skin soft and an application of it
enables your skin to resist cither ex
tremely colli or hot weather. Certain
ly you should have it on your toilet
tabie. Violet Cretim cnsls 32c. ;
rMIL.Y DRUS STORE
b SRANOt,OSCOO-'
v 3-25-tf
A new line of distinctive
lighting fixtures have ji'st
arrived at the new prices.
We boiifrht these nt a very
' reasonable price and there
fore are going to give the
public thev benefit of it.
See them and be convinced
V 1
trical Oon'hi
Electrical Oontniclor ..
Wiring, Repairing, Appli
' ances and Service.
Let he II. & . ;HecUic
do four work.
H.S. Electric;
. "Coriipajiy
a Thotw R?t? r.Kf
-FORI) REPAIR SHOP-
Branscom & Wilson
Cor. S, Fir and Monroe, Sis,
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Overhaul Ford Motor and Transmission $10.00
Overhaul Differential ..... 4.00
Grind Valves and Clean Ca boh , 2.50
Fitting in new Rod or Piston 3,.rj0
Helming Brake Bands ; 3.00
Clean Carburetor, Timer, Gasoline Pipeline, Test
Coils, Plugs and Magneto Current 2.00
I have had Eight Years Experience in Ford Repair
Shop All Work Guaranteed.
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There are Three Exclusive Features In
FRONT LACUD 'CORSETS.
VENTILO HACK, the
VENTILO FRONT SHIELD
anfl
LOX-1T NON;TILTlNG CLASP.
Judged, by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing
Qualities and Style, 1 LA CAMILLH is
alway.? found the CORSET of '
greutest value. A corbpjete line of new models now
on hand.
MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corsetlere.
Phone Black 81 .
Residence 1012 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O.
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lYE "PAY
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DEPOSITS
Personal Element
-. When you know us and we know
you, there will be a PERSONAL
ELEMENT in our intercourse
pleasing to us BOTH.
We want your banking business,
an'd you Will erjjoy our services
when you Tstart an account in this
dependable cankj
. . Call and xetr us explain our ,
superior methods for handling your
check account. - 3T
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LA OR.ANDE
NATIONAL BANK
LA OR.ANDE, ORJE.
SOUND-RELIABLE - T ROC3RESSIVE
.MEMBER
FEDERAL
RESERVE
SYSTEM
Welders of All Metals
THE BEST EQUIPPED
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft Regrinding '
Piston Rings Pin3 Ground to Fit
All Kinds of Electrical Work
. On All Makes, of Cars
Care and Tractors of All Kinds Overhauled
i. j .
." . MacMne Wort of. All Kinds' . " .
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We ar$ cqutppwl'flDl 'manned bj.eJprrta
... . . for tl!eljovc wpA
. .L:iGHTON,S:WELDING, '
j rnone Jjincrf m . I .
Residence 1012 Fourth St., First Bkck West of P. O.
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THE TELEPHONE
is a servant always at command, that newr tires;
night" or day, hot or cold,' snow or rain, it is ulways
ready io quickly, cheaply jtnd cheerfully perform tasks
that otherwise require timt, expense; exposure and in
casea every day, 1jr its " elerit it s-es lives and
propertv of value anient lyofl femjuttation.
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Borne" feienaejit
TelehkoHe'&5:
Andrew's Variety
Store
Just Received
t A largi; tilifpment of Nose Ladim'
Mercerized Cofton and Tlain Cot ion,
and ()rdovaru " t '
Ladies' Cotton Hose ......!..
Mjjivri.fd Cofton Hose .:.. .
Silk Li.'lo Hose . ;
MkHose ... .
The famous ARJIOJt PLATFo Hose for Boys and
Girls U'ILL VE.ff. LONGER and 9,ook Better, for
less. .
!oys' If?se ' ..............,..23c to 89c
Silk, Silk Lisfr,
in black, white
.. 2.1c (o ISc
2Sc lo 89c
fi.'Jc to $1.25
.. 9c t(0$2?25
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