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'4 9 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. i2I .,. V ,' LA GRANDS E 1 V. jL. FAG it, FIVE If a A (Hi. tec, thcrcs A , Clancy Kids Tt4 JAM ON LET MA StCTB I P-IY iH 1KT JUiT Cur I TON M- -7 too. Oh! Sure j V HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edfe, by! M rs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for p Ki.irpU. Cnispis. 1808 Second St., Phona Red" 22. HEMSTITCHING ANDMlOT EDGE V BUTTONS L'OVEKED. Halt Ball. Full Ball, Acorn and Dullet Acorn tyla. Mall ordura o . ' 1 a 9 e By given prompt attention. All work giufianteed. Orders takin for pleat . ,, Mm. fj. H. NOKTOW, m A ilama Ave, Red Tit . Vint Bloek West of Poaiefflce )fi BlVa'.Nf,'" AND PICOT EDGE by Mr. J. F. 6'Connell, 1104 0 vt nu, or leave order at Campbell Sis Ura, Lauiea' Furnishing, 1305 Ad- aras aveniN. ' 5-22tf ( : MRS. M.j WILLIAMSON Graduat ed midwife. i:ii:i Madison, phone Hid 12. Ii-18-mp CAHBAGK PLANTS 10,000 now r.-udy lit greenhouse. Clumps of , . . Perennial plant now ready, 25c each. Cherry's Florists. 3-lil-tf For garden plowing or discing cul! Plack Black :I741. 4-1-liip MEN WANTED for detective work. F.xperieliro' unnecessary. Write J, Gnynnr, former 11. S. Gov't.. Detec tive, SL Louis, Missouri. 4-1-R-ir. WANTED Mnn wants work or ranch. Can run tractor. Write G II., care Observer. 4-1-Gtp. PERCY L.CROSBY by th McClur Nwayapt Syndic,! IS. REIFEHSIEIN. AGED i 67, GAINS 25 POUNDS TIMBER IS TO the (foods they soli. We notice t hoy I which to pny all wurranta Issued on rt'iiiodt lini; their Snhi rouotaln the road fund nnd ondorsed "not paid 1, Declares She Would Uke to Put A Hfittle of Tanlac in the Hands of Every Sick .Man. Woman and Child In This Country Never Saw Its Kg, u ul. ui "I am sixty-seven years of atro, but all my experience I have never kiown a medicine like Tanlnc. Think of.it! At my aye to pain twenty-five t pounds in weight, but that is just what I have done," said Mrs. Ktnmn i Reifenstein, of No. 3117 Webster uve-1 nue, Syracuse, N. Y. ' i "If I had it in my power," she con- ' WATKI) I.ady to do housework injtinued, "I would put u bottle of Tan-1 family of four. .':. 1 1 Main TiK. i lac in the home of every sick nian, ' 4-5-tf j woman and child in this country, for; 1 1 know what thu wonderful medicine; Widow with four year old son wants 'would do for them. For almost two: position as cook or housekeeper, j years I was almost n nervous wreck. I Will work on raiu-p.. Phone Black ;I did not dure to leave the house or 4-r-:itp l'OR SAKE OR Til ADR TOR SAL White leRliorn hatcb. ..ins eRK from two-year old hens, trap-nested for seven years, mated '.-til pedigreed eockereln with seven Koneralions of great layers of known record behind them. We fean show you the records. Trice j'jirf low a-Hc those charged for ordi nary Bloclt. II. Chapman, 'rhohe Ulack 21111. 3-16-lmp even go up town unless my husband went with me. I was afraid to even i cross the street and had a feeling of j dread all of the time. "My stomach was weak and easily upset. For days at a time I would go without solid food. I could not rest at night to do any good and felt tired and worn out all of the time. Some days I could hardly drag tare tan a new, hilwlass Hoda water Lilian Vill he In ehargo lit a day or two. Their Kodak line Is quite com plete and they develop and print your film promptly. Why not drop , j in and let them show you their Ko- jrtak line. We feel sure your wants SALEM. , April 6.Unde,r new j will hn filled most satisfactorily, laws enacted at the recent sosslou j ,ft 'jjUSU 913VBKSSyTT? of the legislature the stale highway I tT'lVlvT? BE PHESEHVED department, under direction of Her hert Dunn, slate highway enalne.-r. Is plaunhiK In have strips of the forest nlonK the scenic roads of tln slate preserved. Governor Clcolt first advoealej conservation of 1 1 in bur iiIouk the blKhways and in u niessaKe to th.i I legislature requested the cnai t men: of laws provldiiiK for such proced ure. Mo wnn Hiiiiin.t-l.wl l.v llm luu.. ,!,, , .., , ' .... . . .treasurer to malntiilu the present scenic stan dards of Ibe stale were enacled These laws become effective in May. FAMILY ORUS STORK LA ffRANDCiORCGON. for want of funds" prior to Feb, lil'-'l. Interest ceases on above warrnnts on April (1, 11)21, JOHN FRAWI.EY, Treasurer of Union County, OreRon. Apr. 5-12-l!l-2ii, May 3. ConiinK soon, at Sherry's. "I.iKhlniiiK Itryce," 4-5-tf indigestion and tion: "t'dNSTII.'.- "Prior to usinir Chnmberlnin's Tab lets, I suffered dreadfully from Jn difrestion. Nolhintt 1 nte nirrecd with ine and 1 lost flesh and ran down in health. Chamberlain's Tablets stren gthened my digestion and cured me of constipation," writes Mrs. (ieorn Stump, Solvny, N. Y. ndv. Huron- 20c to 2"c Mai-kel, phone .Mirin People's Meat 17. 4-5-tf MRS. EMMA REIKENSTEIN 3.17 Webster Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. COl'NTY TliKASl HKltS CALL I'Olt IIO.M) W A Kit A NTS. Nd ii'e, A DrilR Store that carries a Inrcc slock of almost every kind or aonds, that larue city drug stores carry is the kind that Kllverthorn's Eamilyj Drill! Store is. and a store that does, n laruo prescription hnslaess. nroli-! ably the lnrsost of any city nf sim ilar size in Orci-nn. A drnij store that always endeavors to tell it.: customers the true facts concerniti); his wife's statement, said: "Yes, myself i her recovery has been a hannv sur- across the room und was so weak and , prise to us. A few weeks ago 1 had no miserable I was ready to (rive up. j,!,.a she would be able to pull through, "My health' is fine now und I eat: but now she is in better health than anything I want and never have a I have ever seen her and the credit is touch of indigestion. I have never slept ! duo to Tanlac. We have been married i'OR SALE New modern five-room Ibetter than I do now. My recovery is ! fifty-two years today and 1 don't be- the talk of our neighborhood, as it , ljeve I have ever seen her looking was generally believed I could not last any better." ' but a few weeks longer. This grand ! . ' medicine has brought me health and happiness and I just can't say enough in. its praise. ' :' " Mr. J. Keifenstein, in commenting . 'hull's Apply HOOK Oak stret. 4-4-Gtp. liAHY CHICKS From the famous 0. , A-rC. strain, eggs from 2Ul-ogg hens ' mated to cockerels from .'i()0-egg hyiis. Kecks, Reds and White Leg- 1orns. Place your order now. Port land Seed Co., 1X0 Front St., Port land Oregon. 4-l-4t. '..4 FOR SALE Range, $2.r.00. With coils, $:S7.00 Apply 1510 S Ave. 4-4-3tp ! "tttmi..:titmitittmttmtiiimtmmu' jlXIGS for hatching Rhode Island Reds, I'.arred Plymouth Rock, iA'g biirns, $1.00 a setting. W. R. Gek- . eler.- Hall St. 4-5-21 FOR SALE Within few block of ' postoffice, very desirable bungalow. Five rooms and fully equipped with -v..4iathrnoni, furnace, full-size cement ed basement, electric chandeliers, njazza full width of house. House leks than 2 years old. If sold on contract, onethousand dollars must '4?: paiil down. Furniture will be sold if desired. Address l'. O. Box Ml. , 4-5-ltp; FOR RENT. ' FOR RENT Furnished room, 1510 - Adams. Phone Red 671. 3-2!m f FOR RENT Small bouse, three lots, . ebicken-coops, woodshed, bam. Cor ner First and I streets. G. B. Raetr.. 4-4-4tp FOR ItENT Five-room modern," fur nibbed house for rent at once. Write ...."II'', care of Observer. 4-5-lt J. W. KEIXOGG. If you wish to take home with you a pint or n quart of our rich and pure lee Cream at ll'.fic a pint or (i.V: a quart (ndte this old-time price) just say the word and in the quickest possible time you shall have It at Palace Confectionery Co. 4-5-tf Taxi Service Prompt, and at all hours. Phone Main 789, cor. Fir and Monroe. ' Rod 2181 after midnight. Coming soon, al Sherrv's. "Lightning Bryee," 18 4-5-tf nmtmnnmmntmmnttmttuttunstun CORRESPONDOTS wanti:d nv onsntvFR Correspondents are wnnted by the Observer in the commun ities of Starkey, Island City, North Powder, and the Iowa school district. For this serv . ice the Observer pays by space rale. Applicants please address Observer, La Grande, Oregon. 3-21-tf. f T'J J f f f j i the undersigned county I has' funds on hand with . """" "o' i ! tXi Our. knowledge off VLSI ! fjiiij our chosen work Is jijj i complete. All of l ' j. ..... J. )J '"lv,l n ra,e flnnlRyj y ff ! I .a o nharacler and ia ni convincing charm. . fl i Wraps-Suits-Hats STYLISH NEW LOOSE WRAPS AT AFTER EASTER REDUCTIONS. IIICH CLASS SUITS GOOD NEW STYLES FOR . SPRING AND FALL WEAR, AT AFTER FASTER REDUCED PRICKS. UPTO-TW-MINUTR MILLINERY, AT AFTER EASTER REDUCED PRICES. DRESSES, IN TAFFETA, TRICOTINE, CHAR MEUSI3 AND CANTON CREPE, AT AFTER FASTER REDUCTIONS. Wallin $9 CARR'S CARR'S Where your Credit is Good Use it. COMPLETE HOMEFURNiSHER La Grande, Oregon This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph P,radford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of classic and modern ideas in monument wcrk. (?en.C2rr:? 7IemonaI.roi 8 . Kjjrpert Piano Tuning and Repair ing.' 'Residence corner North 4th and Lake streets. Phone, Black 8171. La fi ramie, Oregon. 3-4-tf NOTICE TO DEBTORS. All persons owing debts to Sam Harris, bankrtrpt, are hereby notified lo pay the same to the undersigned, or lo C. L. Winsor,' his representative, at the Old Harris Grocery, 406 North Fir Street, La Grande, Oregon. fi. W. INGRAM, Trustee in .Bankruptcy. 3-2-t( nity'Fair Tleauty Shop. -12 De- pot stjWf. Plyme lied 17-rl for ap pointments. 3-31tf M 9 -T" We have made a profound study of monument building, and , an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faith ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladly ' Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or. fr ip 4 4? !? Hb 4 4? fr 4- 4? 4? r? 4" 4 4? t? 4? X K i : , if mere are Inrec hxciusivo lea lures In r,9 v , ;.v ; ERONT;LACED CORSETS. ) VENTILO RACK, the VENTILO FRONT SHIELD ana LOX-IT NON-TILTING CLASP. Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing Qualities and Style, LA CAM1LLE is h, always found the. CORSET of greatest value. A complete line of new models now on hand. . MRS. RORERT PATTISON, Coisetlere. Phone Iilack 81 Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. 0. s u).'.y 1)6 THE 1 w . . uiWO m oUJ3 EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY should Lavo a check account. A check account is convenient for those having a permanent income or salary. Accuracy and business -like-methods go HAND in HAND TvitH a hank account. Paying by check on thishauk gives one prestige, andrecorfa the payment of every MIL . - kid WE PAY 41 0!i TIr-lE DEPOSITS LA OKANDE NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE , OR,E. SOUND-RELIABLE - r-ROGRKSSIVE I MP.MBER FEDERAL RESERVE oYSTEM FOit HOUSE RAISING or movir.g. ee li'tuh Mountain Marble & Granite Woiks. 151,2 S. Avn. Stf. SAKm RV-OR W- T-eriund.( Ay ske. 3V a doi-Newlin's i H.H.k S'ore, Ed's Grind Shop. O. Pox 84i . 33-1 4-tf., a, i UIERO.D TO HAH'IXESD. !l You must Vep wll if you wishto Le happv. When cistin:.ted tOKi one or two f (hambeH-i's Tablets! inijieiliately after . P' r. They caue i a gentle movem.'!l!,, of the b.we Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON ' Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft Regrinding Piston Rings Pins Ground to 'Fit . All' Kind of Electrical Worlc On All Hake of Oars Ctn tad Teuton of All Kinds Overhauled., ttcfci& Work of All Kinds We are equipped and niunnod ly5xp(;i;t.i ' m for tlie abtiye'work? UEiGHTONS WELDfNGa.- WND'lVfACHINE WQJRKS it. w. JLieigflti.orrop. ARE YOU LISTED In the New Telephone Directory I1 ; : r r- - ( J To Be Issued-Soon ? ' ' ' i . t. Homa-Indenendnt 4 TWIN CITY 12-20 KEROSENE TRACTOR, Ki VALVE-1N-IIEAD ENGINE. 'Pulls thiTc.ll-imlf -Plows in ANY KIND of soi Tlie mfist powerful tractor of its rating ever built. See l's fur Demonstration. Home- IndleDendent ' ; Telephone C6. ' '. Zweifel & Dfe Lohe ! ' . . x ! OBo.,0 lit 1' 1 1.1 1U t t ' .1 H, 4- 44 4 4- 44 4i4 tp. . "" w e o e e e o o e e e
