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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1921)
n o e o LA GRANDE EVENING fcERHRVSTt PAGE FIVE . -o 0he 'Clancy i 6 llti HIM AN 111 M ll l il nisii. n i -) ii litil M Win ". " 'J hi - P-' i in i i i . i i ,1, i ,.. i , mg;j , 1 " V!-. jl.l W I v v . I' - w ------ --- ,,...- iv I - - - - - 1. J I - a - - t , Km 1 . HKMSTITCH1NU and Ficot Fge, b; Mrs. lucl ey. . Also agent for SpirelU Corsets. 180S Second St., ' . Hhwio Red 22. 2-1-tf HEMSTITCHING AN D MIOT ElMJC' BUTTONS' COVERED. j alt Bull, Full Bull, Acorn and Bullet Acorn sHyles. Mall orders I tfivlk prompt aoteutlon. All work ! guaranteed. Orders taken for pleat I "K- " t, ' BOfl Adams Are. U4 Til First Block Went of Fostofflca "'ft ISM STITCHING) AND P1C0T EDGE ty Mrs. J. F. CConnell, 1104 0 ave nu or leavo ooier at Campbell Sis tare, Ladies' Fc rushing, 1305 Ad am avenm. 8-22U CABBACU PLANTS 10,000 now ready at greenhouse. Clumps of ..Perennial pl-.tiits now ready, 25c each. Cherry' Florists. 3-31-tf MEN WANTED for detective work. Experience unnecessary. Write J. Gaynor, former U. S. Gov't. Detec tive, St. Louis, Missouri. . 4-1-8-15 WANTED Man wants work on ranch. Can riin tractor. Write G II., care Observer. , 4-1-litp. fcet'sHope Timmie Will Ntwr Use It When" He's a Man , n By PERCY L. CROSBY silit.br ike McCiutg Nripif Si nd f-i ft fl EDAN IS LANE ESTATE j imsl ,M' k. I TIim county luitluirltiK must havi ! n f;olitiK uT couipnN.simi for DtstrU I 1 ' Tlwri hiiH Ixh'u u oriier on Uie romls the 1nt few days. Kyi, Nti-ir tMulmivor tins failed lu dis Kitisi the nttH t't'Hultinii fnun th Hxtrnsiv iravi'l durhiK tho opt'ii wht- ! t'T. LA GRANDE MEN ARE I CHOSEN BY L. U ! Faster but was postponed until Sun-FrOsh straw fcerries, when in ra uket, jjday. awinjc to tho illness of some jWilI aiwuys R feature with u. Our of the principal participants. WANTKD Dr. iV. S. LeUoy ( nonncos liis nitirement from the practirn of Stitjtre.stivo Thorn pou ths an;i the ; arcwpianc of tin1 gonoral nKuncy of (ho Lightning Citlcululur AddinK machine for Oroon and Washington. Dom fnl rat Ions glavlly given at hln of fice over A; L. Druj; fltortj, La Oraiide. Ore., or by appointment. First cUihh Kali'Rincn wanted. " ,4-7-41 yon salu or trade. IOWA SCHOOL DISTRICT. April 5. (ppt-clal Hal Ilohiienkamp, ad- ministrator of 'tho. property or th: late Daniel Lams who recently m t j a trasic death In his burn in jious-vislt-ed the vicinity : 1;ist-'Monday 1 appraise the estate. v CorNTY TRKASrRKR'S CALL for Road warrants. I Xotice, the undersigned county 'treasurer has funds on hand with jwhich to pay all warrants issued on !lie rn:nl fnmt mill tmfturml "nnf nuiit The Misses Myrtle and Mildred foI. w.mt of fumls.. prior to Hoyt have been inotorii!. back ami lyi, forth to school. I Interest ceases on above warrants Mrs. B. M. Durland. and children. Icn April G, 11121. Denjamlii. Ruth and Jack, came out; JOHN FRAWLEY, from town to spend, the week end Treasurer of Union County, Oregon, on tho farm. ' Apr. 5-li-l!i-2i, May it. The few sunny days have put some MAKER, Apr. 8. Baker Ward of Our soda fountain will be running Union Stake held a Ward Conference in full blast today and continuously, at the L. D. S'. church in South Baker jOtir Mr. Cowan, an expert soda water Sunday, at which time W. U. Hanks jman, who comes to us from Portland, and Elmer Stoddard were elected 'has been serving as manager of some Slake presidents and Juke Trainor, of the noted fountains in Portland Stake clerk. J. W. Eardley was chos-1 and San Francisco. We feel Mr. en to succeed Bishop Roumly, whose jCowan will be a winner at our foun resignation was sent in some time; tain. We want him to please all ago. His councilors are C. L. Shu it- -and we know that ho will try to. do llff and C. Y. Nelson. Judge J. R. 'so. Mr. Cowan is of steady nnd cure Smurthwaite will fill the position of , fill habits, of a good family in Port Ward clerk. land. Please let him serve you sonio The conference was scheduled forlnf his special drinks and sni'i'nes. chocolate is always the best. We feel vou know this to be true. FAMILY DRU STORE LA aSANBLORCSON. ' 4-7-tf Mrs. M. Williamson, Professor of Practical Clinical Midwifery. 1313 Madison, phone Red 12. 3-lS-mp Where the kiddies go for Liberal Drinks. You bet the kiddies love to come- here for their drinks. They know where they get the largest glass of the most delicious soda and the biggest plate of the purest and finest ice-cream. Mothers can trust thir children with us because we Sirvo only the purest of products and that means their children's safety. Palace Confectionery Co. 4-7-tf FOR SAL'S White Leghorn hatch. Ing egg from two-year old hens, trap-nested Tor seven years, mated to pedigreed onekerels wi.h seven "generations tf great layers or known record behind them. We can show you the records. Price as low asc tlmse charged for ordi nary slock. ' Geo. II. Chapman. Phone lllack 2011., 3-16-linp FOR SALE New modern five-room house. Apply 2008 0:ik stret. 4-4-Gtp. FOR RALE Horses, also setting eggs, $1.00 a setting. 1'honc Black 1707 Jefferson. 4-7-.lt ' ' n FOR SALE 2-acre tract on .Covg Ave. 5-room house, well built, bar gain if taken at once. $300 will . handle. Balance on easy term.!. Write, "li", care Observer, or call Black 11)1. 4-7-lit. of the fields In tit condition for plowing, thoiiKli the .lowSY land is still too wet. A little, of the, winter grain has been killed by the land lifting, due to frost. . On the whole, the drain has a (rood start for this time of year, and there has been Utile washing In the fields owing to the fact that all precipitation has been rnther mild. M,rs. August Erickson recently suffered a painful injury of her foot caused by an axe falling on it ami cutting It sufficiently to make h difficult to use her foot. Mrs Erick son Is expecting a shipment of day old chicks from Cnrvnllls. Mrs. E. R. Henderson has received over 150 chickens from Mc.Minnville and has successfully started them on their uncertain career. The poultry business also has re versos. Mrs. Coy Rector has been watching an Incubator for three weeks. Her dilllgenre lies .unre warded. Not nn egg has hatched, due to faulty Incubation. v Hob Smith has I l buyiiiK calves for veal, in the neighborhood the 4. ! C'OUUESP'OXDl'NTS . WANTED BY OliSFKVER Correspondents'are wanted by . the Observer in the commun Hies of Starkey, Island City, North Powder, and the Iowa school district. tFor this serv ice the Observer pays -by space rate. Applicants please address Observer, La Grande, Oregon. J 3-24-tf. j j j ! ! j ft Our knowledge otfl our chosen work Is ifl : complete. am 01 rajai ,nttttromKmttttHHtttttH8Hf'' I fckjj our ' arrangements . J have a rare qnalityj Vj Tnvi ArvlrP - ' rP"' characler and Ji i 1tAI JCI Y1V,t :i 7j convincing churn.. fj TbeAS". "'.S Prompt, ana at all hour,! .j . FOR RENT I Ph0'ie Ma!" 78;)' r' F"' 1 l'Y:' FOR RENT Furnished room; 1510 j a . Monroe. jj t J ll jsllL " ! Adams. Phone lied 671. 3-2911 after midnight. ; lgfgpj,, F,llS:r Lmmmm::Jl ner First and I streets. G. B. Raetz. : : : ' ' : ' ; 4-4-4tp ' FOR KENT Housekeeping rooms. Phone Black 1042. 1707 Jefferson. JJ WANTED To rent, five-room j s1t ROOMS for rent, 1313 Madison. I Ar'it'i TU C: ! lost and found. lwjyraf a Service . FOUND Gold watch between La IW&5yjAi . .Grande and Cove. Inquire nt Ob- f-f SKv-'St'j,. t At First -class Garage "'7',,,; ImfW and other Dealer, '. j. w. kellogg. ' Wlgi smSESSSSBBI TO DEBTORS. ' XSX Tr"" ' 1 . . . . . . Expert Piano Tuning and Repair ing. Residence corner North 4th and Lake streets. Phone liiack 3171. la Grande, Oregon. 3-4-tl NOTICE All nersons owinar debts to San- Harris, bankrupt, are hereby notified to pay the same to the undersigned or to f. L. Winsor, his representative at the Old Harris Grocery, 400 Norti Fir Street, La Grande, Oregon. G, W. INGRAM, Trnstee in Bankruptcy. 3-25-tl Vanity Fair Rennty Shop, 12 He not street. Phone Red 1751 for np pointments. 3-31K FOR HOUSE RAISING or moving Blue Mountain Marble & Graniti Works. 1502 S. Avenue. 3 4-tf SAFETY PAZOR Main re-grranJ Anv mike, , 35c a dns. Newlin'i Book Store, Ed's Grind Shop. P. 0 1:ox 81. . 3344-tf fllE ROAD TO ir'VPPINESS. Vnu must k p well i4ynu wish ' he hai'f. When onstipated tsk' one or two 04 Clitniberlain'sTab'' Immediately a'er supper. 1.ry cau a genti cement of the boivels-- adv. e m m 3 Bacon, 20c to 2- People s ifa' Mi.,ke phone iOia 747. O1' m 'r ! a m m THE REASON FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE Andrew's Variety Store The C an annioa was .known tosell his bed in and come in the evening, with eyes, to buy it back not having he should need it again at night. Iick of foresight hi the savage able! but civilized man foresees prepare for his future wants. Si Are you making adequate financial preparation for your future?. A Savings Account here will help you. United Stales National Bank I! bean -i Si 1 . it! 1 1 the morning tears in his ; foreseen that 'jjj 1 is excus- i tint should m m m m FORYOUU SPRING DRKSSKS. AND WAISTS. We have junt received a shipment of dimities and voiles. Prices range from !i.rc to ?l.lf. Tereales ami ginghams' for house dresses, priced from l.rc to 30c per yard, LADIES BUNGALOW APRONS ...:...$1.2.T and $1.49 POLLY PRIM APRONS $1.8!) and $2.45 CHILDREN'S DURSSKS 9Sc and up ' These lines are the best on the market. : i ' . SPECIAL ON HATS In the lot of $7.50, there are hats of splendid $10.00 and $12.50 values., In the lot at $10.00 there nro matchless values, at from $12.50 to $18.00. There are Three Exclusive Features In x . FRONT LXcEJJ.C$WEp& ' vktil,u iiAi tt, tne. .. VENTILO FRONT SHIELD ana LOX-IT NON-TILTING CLASP. it, Workmanship, Wearing U j Style, LA CAMILLE is 1 i mud the CORSET, of . Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing Qualities and Sty always found greatest value. A complete line of new models now on hand. MRS. ROBERT PATTISON. Coraetlcre. Phone BUcIt 81 Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. Welders of All Metals THE- BEST EQUIPPED ' IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft Rerinding . 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 erf' AJJKincuf ARE YOU LISTED In the New Telephone Directory To Be litued Soon ? W r aps-Suits-Hats j STYLISH NEW LOOSE WRAPS AT AFTER EASTER REDUCTIONS. men class suits good new styles for SPRING AND FALL WEAR, AT AFTER EASTER REDUCED PRICES. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MILLINERY, AT AFTER EASTER REDUCED PRICES. DRESSES, IN TAFFETA, T1UCOTINE, CHAR- MEUSE AND CANTON CREPE, AT ; , V' ' AFriili; EASTER REDUCTIONS 'V :-iHy::Vi:y:'4,V!! v"-" Watling'sl m S3 We ara eguipped and manned by Experts for uValsyve .ork. . J.EIGHTONS. WEI!d1HG ANP MACIME WORKS R. W. Leighton, Prci. $.; Home. Independent one Co. EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Biionld Lave a check account. X check account h convenient for those having a permanent income or salary. '; Accuracy and business -like methods go UASD in JIAXD Tflth a hank account Paying by check on tills bank gives one prestige, and reeordjj the payment of every bill. . , ' ! 1 oil I o Tefeuh r 4- 4.444 4t-Tt 44 4 4 X a O I WE PAY I h on twe DEPOSITS LA GR.A'NDE ' NATIONAL BANK LA ORANDro. orf ISOUND-FELfABLr - P RCX5RESSIVE ft'! jr. iMEMUER! 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