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WANTED Man with team and plow
tu plow U the acre. Phone Black
S4U2.- 3-31-2tp
nEMSTITCHINU and Pieof Edg, ky
Mrs. & C. Tuckey. Also agent for
Spirella. Corsets. 180S Second St.,
Phono Red 2i. 2-1-if
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HEMSTITCHING ANDrltOT EDGE
BUTTONS COVERED.
Half Ball, Full Ban. Acorn and
Bullet Acorn atylea. Mall orders
given prompt attention. All work
guaranteed. Orders taken for pleat
MORTON,
ive, Ked 71)
Tint HlWk West of Poatofflce
.HEMSTITCHING AND PI COT EDGE
by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 ava
Eoo, or leave order at Campbell Sis
ters, Ladies' Furnishings, 130B Ad-
, ams avenue. S-22tf
MRS!" M.i WILLIAMSON Graduat
ed jnidwife. 1813 Madison, phone
Rod 12. 3-18-mp
CAHBAOK PLANTS 10,000 now
ready at greenhouse. Clumps of
...Perennial phnts now ready, 25c
each. Cherry's Florists. 3-31-tf
For garden plowing or discing call
P,lack Black 3741. ; 4-l-6tp
WANTED For paperhanging and
painting, call phone Red 3962.
- 3-2fi-Ctp
MEN WANTC-D for detective work.
Experience unnecessary. Write J.
Caynor, former U. S. Gov't. Detec
tive, St. Louis, Missouri.
4-1-8-15
WANTED Baby chicks and turkey
eggs. Phone Black 3402. 4-2-lt
PLOUGHING done. Phone Black 1642
or call 1707 Jefferson. . . 4-2-3t
FORMER O.-W.
IS HELD
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MAN
.SOUTH POWDIOIt WOMAN ALSO
IV riNTOOY.
nil Official Hold, Coiipli',
lo Hiivx Left Hero Last
Oeci'inber..;
Sulci
HOUSE FIRE
COUNTY SCHOOL HEAD IS
UPHELD BY CHURCHILL
estimated at $10 wiim
. Damage
hunrtineiita Saturday evening abort-i 'I"' ,.t.ate wpejtendwit wa.
ners, J. W.; Kennedy Alfred; Miller
Otto: McKadden, C. A.; Nialson, Os-
kar: l'elOrson, J. R.j S'.')tt. Robevt M.;
IRnven, V. .. Smith, J. Paul; Stine,
8.M.BM, Apr. 5. The action of N. 1 1. Smith, C. I; Trsver, V. W.:
A. Frost, county sunerintendont ofiTurnbow. F. V. Vernon. Max: Weiso
.schools for Washington county, in dis- Jllurry. Ladies: Carroll, Mrs. Uattlc;
iiiissimb ine appeui ot mrs. Heuian ,i;ooper, Fnve; KHertson. Jliss Johan
Horrar is upheld by J. A. Churchill, na; Lewis, Miss Helen; Mettdor Wan
state superintendent of schools, in an ida; Murnhv, Mrs. Ai:cn; Parl.ei,
opinion handed down Saturday. ThellVggv; Wiliiams, Mrs. W. W.
I ho ronf of tho Waslilimion !""' P"11 lvViveu in me appeal in - The i,bi:vo letters will bo sent to
that of
ly before 6 o'clock when fluei"'" "".,K i'li wmi
l,rn,l l .mrln fl-nm I lie lull nine ""V "!" "IlL-lnieill. I nui ceiM
WANTED Man wants work on
ranch. Can run tractor. Write G
H-, care Observer. 4-l-6tp.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR RAL White leghorn hatch,
ing eggs from two-year old hens,
trap-nested for seven years, mated
to pedigreed cockerels wilh seven
general ions of great layers of
known record, behind tbem. We
can show you the records. Price
ns low ac those charged for ordi
; , nary slock. Geo. H. Chapman,
' Phono Black 2011. 3-16-lmp
, UAKERSFIELD, Col., April 5.
Arthur J. Ilium, a railroad switch
man, was held here Saturday for
federal authorities on a charge of
violating lite. Mann act. Blum, it is
expained, brought Mis.i Margery
Cline, or Portland, Or., .to this city.
He was trailed from here to San
Pedro and the Imperial valley. La
ter he was overtaken in the 'oil
fields here, whore be had obtained
work.
PORTLAND, April 5. Tho arrest
of Arthur J. Blum at llakersfield,
Cul., was brought about by informa
tion furnished by local department
of Justice officials. No court action
bus been taken Here, so prosecution
will be bad in California. Local
records' show" l-he woman mentioned
as Miss Margery Cline, of Portland,
to be Mrs. J. D. (iNelllol Waldrop,
of Medical Springs, Or., a small
town near La Grande. About De
cember 23, 1!I20, Blum, wbofwas an
employe of the O.-W. It. iVN. com
pany, is said to huvo tuken, the
woman to a dance at La Grande.
Shortly after that time they are said
to have left for Portland by train
The trip from here to San Pedro
was made by bont. '.MM. Waldrop
is reported lo have deserted her
four-weeks-old child lo travel with
Ilium. The child id being cured for
by the woman's parents.
flue setting lire to some of the
.shingles on the roof. The fire wub
extinguished with the chemical ap
paratus of the fire department. ;
The building is located ut 1606
Washington avenue and is owned
by Mrs. Iluttie Mays.
COWS FOR SALE 6 purebred, and
(i grades .lerseys, all in milk. Sev
eral purebred bulls ready for serv
ice, from the world's best produc
ing Wood lines, Homer M. Carnes,
North Powder, TJregon.
3-25-tf.
For garden plowing or average
discing or harrowing, cal Red 111 J,
All work guaranteed. 3-24-6tp
FOR HOUSE RAISING or moving,
see Blue Mountain Marble & Granite
Works. 1502 S. Avenue.
8-4-tf.
SAFETY RAZOR blades re-grDUnd.
Any make, 35c a doz. Newlin's
Book Store, Ed's Grind Shop, P. 0.
Box 848. 33-14-tf.
Put down your eggs now for next
winter. Ovt them fresh daily from
O. C FleMiman, Farmers 45. 3-23tf
For garden plowing or acreage disc
ing or harrowing, call Red 1111. All
work guaranteed. 3-24-6tp.
GOOD HARD I'TAH COAL.
$12.25 at car, $13.25 delivered.
Why pay more? Orrirc, Main 714,
Residence, Red 3 551. PEARL
STYLES. 3-19-3tp
FOR SALE Selected Yellow Demp
Seed Corn. Acclimated for Eastern
Oregon. J. B. Stoddard. Phone Red
932. 4-2-St
Mr. J. Fox, of Sanf Francisco, will
!address the members' of the Pacific
Co-operative League at a meeting to
be held in Eagles' hall, room 3, .on,
Friday, April 1st, ot 7:30 p. m. All
members requested to attend this;
meeting.
' 'MRS, E. R. READ, . j
Secretary-Treasurer. ;
G. W. CURTIS,
President 1
3-31-21. -
FOR SALE Wheat straw. Mrs. Mil
ander. Phone Farmers 242. 4-2-3tp
FOR- SALE New modern five-room
house. Apply 2008 Oak stret.
4-4-6tp.
Vanity Fair Beauty Shop, 12 Do-!
pot street. Phone Red 175 J for ap-l
polntments. 3-31tf
yjiiiijitttitiiitiiiititttTatii tumttimii fit
Taxi Service
Prompt, and at all hours.
Phone Main 789, cor. Fir
and Monroe. Red 2181
after midnight.
holds that the appeal was not f'letl
within the time specified by law. Mrs.
Borror was dismissed by the Washing
ton county school board for whippmg
one of her boy pupils.
the dead letter office if m-l called for
on or before April 15th, 1921.
E. E rtRAGfi,
rr! master.
. NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
All persons owing debts to Sam
Harris, bankrupt, are hereby notified
to pay the same to the undersigned,
or to C. I Winsor, his representative,
ut the Old. Harris Grocery, 40(i North
Fir Street, La Grande, Oregon.
G. W. INGRAM,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
3-20-H
OKKCONIAN IS TO HEAD
INLAND TEACHERS NEXT
SPOKANE, Wn Apr. 5. D. A.
Grout, superintendent of schools at
I'ovtlund, was elected president of
the Inland Empire- Teacher's Associ
ation at the annual business session
of the prgiinir.tlon hero. Miss Lena
F. liutts, superintendent of scboo-ls
.it Kellogg und Warduer, Idubo, was
elected vice-president.
CANDY ROXES MUST
REAR STATEMENT OF
CONTENTS ON 1IOX
SALMM, Apr. 5. Because of com-
plainls'lhat havo been received offi
cials of tho state department of
weight.! and measures havo begun
all investigation relative tq tho mar
keting of boxes and other containers
u.ied ill the cundy trndo in Oregon.
Manufacturers, wholesalers aiMl ro
t uiU-i'H tire uilvlsed that Ibnia Is a
logul reoulroimml that not weight of
the contents be plainly and conspic
uously marked on the outside of the
package In term -of net. weight or
numerical count,
UNCALLED FOR LETTERS
Letters remaining uncalled for in
the La Grande postoffice for the week
ending April 2nd, 1921.
Gentlemen: Bycrs, Shelby C.; Bal
onc, M.; Cramer, Herman; Doss, F.
A.; Davis, Ed.; Dickson, Lei; Hah-
4. 4. .J.- 4. .j. '.j. .j. 4.
CORRESPONDENTS
WANTIIK BY OIISFRVF.R
Correspondents are wanted by .!.
the Observer in the cotnmun- '
ities of Starkey, Island City, !
North Powder, nnd the Iowa
school district. For this serv-
ice the Observer pays by
space rate. Applicants please' 4
address Observer, La Grande, !
K.Oaegon. fi sr. 4
3-24-tf. I
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Our knowledge off
our chosen work Is
complete. All of
our arrangements
-avo n rare quality)
ot character and'
convincing charm. 1
BABY CHICKS From the famous O.
A. C. strain, eggs from 221-egg hens
mated to cockerels from 300-egg
- hens. Rocks, Reds and White Ig- ,
horns. Place your order now. Port- i
land Seed Co., 180 Front St., Port-;
land Oregon. ' ,' '4r4-4t.j
FOR SALE Range, $23.00. . . With 'i
coils, $37.00 Apply 1510 S Ave.'
' 4-4-3tp
FOR SALE--Oregon grown yeliow j
dent seed corn. Heavy yield, early
maturing. I. E. Chenault. 4-4-:p
for rent;
FOR RENT Furnished room, 1510
Adams. Phone Red 671. 3-2!)tf
FOR RENT Small house, three lots,
chicken-coops, woodshed, bam. Cor
ner First and I streets. G. B. RaeU.
, 4-4-4 tp
'OR RENT Good front bedroom
furnished. Downstairs in modern
home. Close in, 1009 Second street.
. Phone Black 1592. 4-4-2tp
FOR RENT Two
keeping roolns,
Black 142.
furnished house
1707 Jefferson.
4-4-2t
LOST AND FOUND.
This monument, erected to' the memory of Joseph
Bradford Cavr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in' monument
wcrk. .
(fCtl.Cclt'r't? We. have made. a profound
7fleiitoridl froi BtlKly ot Tnom,nie,,t bunding,
JlO- - i jmnds is sure to lecelve' faith-
ful, intelligent execution.
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We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimates
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.
Wraps-Suits-Hats
STYLISH NEW LOOSE WRAPS AT
AFTER EASTER REDUCTIONS.
HIGH CLASS SUITS GOOD NEW STYLES
SPRING AND FALL WEAR, AT
AFTER EASTER REDUCED PRICES.
FOR
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MILLINERY, AT
AFTER EASTER REDUCED PRICES.
DRESSES, IN TAFFETA, T1MCOTINE, CHAR- !
. ' MEUSH AND CANTON CREPE, AT ' i
AFTER EASTER REDUCTIONS. !
Walling'sl
CARR'S CARR'S
Good Use it
Where your Credit is
COMPLETE HOMEFURNISHER
La Grande, . Oregon
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There are Three Exclusive Features In
jy, ; FRONT, LACED CORSETS.
VENTILO BACK, the
VENTILO FRONT SHIELD
and
LOX-IT NON-TILTING CLASP.
Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing
DiKilltlca nnrl Ovlu. I 1 riMini? tu
alway3 found the COltSlOT of ,;-V-S
greatest value, A complete line of new -models now
on hand.
MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corsctlere.
Phone Rlacll 81
Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Ulock West of P. O.
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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,
and you will enjoy our services
when you start an account in this
dependable bank.
,, Call and let us explain our
' superior methods for handling your
check account' . " "T"
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LA OKANDE
NATIONAL BANK
LA OR.ANDE , OR,E.
SOUND-RELIABLE - PROGRESSIVE
MEMUER
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E.STUAY One bay RrlHinif, 12. yearn
old, wire cut on right fool, saddle ;
bump on bacp:. Brown filly, two j
years old, branded O.' M. on right
- shniiMi.,. 1 ift mv nlar a Imbier.
-v Oro., "Mar. 21, 1921. Reward for
.information. Grant Tuolter, Injbler,.
' Ore. ' 3-30-6tp.
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LOST ninrk cannllel uto Rlove. j
1'ave at Observer iffjire. 4-2-ltp ,
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LOST 20.no bill, betweel eomftr N. ,
t Ash and f anjj Oxner's Paint Shop.
. Kinder Jo'jrn same to A. Newton. :
2402 No. Ash. Kwafd. 4-4-2tp
9 m
9nr p.-ii:haplnt 0 palnipR.
ill phone Red 3062. J-!6 6ip
W7KELLOOT,.
. W. KELLOfifl.
Expert Piano Tumro nd Repir
f inif. Residence corner North 4th and
I l ake street?. Phone gjack 71. U
Grande, Oregon. 8-4 tfj
Welders of All Metals
THE BEST EQUIPPED
IN EAST OREGON '
; Cylinder. Regrinding Crankshaft Regrioding
Piston Rings Pins Ground to Fit '
All Kinds of Electrical Work
On .All Makes of Cars
Cars and Tractors of All. Kinds Overhauled
"Machine Work of All Kind
Wft are equipped ad manned A)j e sjwrte
for the above work.
' XifcfGHTON'S .WELDING . ,
ANU MApHINE WORK "
R. W. Leighton, Prgp. I
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1'tills three 1 l-i"tictio Plows in ANY KIND of soil.'
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