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o o o WEDNESDAY APRIL 13. 121 J o LA GRANDE EVENING CESSRVXt e o PAGE SEVEff - a n o p 4 " " "i ' i " " . . '" "" " " - i r" - '!- - '- .. -ft-. " - ' 1 '''' "1 . J?ts?mlmmi The 0 ? v i AlK' Clancy Rids - S . . ' ' house, pvrnftnent. P:,!! Observer j . ' . , I tfeX SJBS. . I. ' 2 PERCY CROSBY x, J - "l lX the MtClvra N.w.pjptr Syndlrtt. XCt V C . ' vH .TVhTx ; fI -gatfS-. .3 .VtfdgSS-N, i i n n I IMNfJEKS OK A COl.l). ft-. --tt- -TTTrr-- -rrrr - I V lilt li A UL I II iw Cot LeuKue teams during the j tfjr.iiWvii;iprjE.ip I Mill 11 I fir I III itraininir season in California nml nio , , ....;.. u.,n iv. v..n ).. h - " - -i- - 2 I U 1 1 II 3 111 I 111 . , ... ... ,.. ' "" -..ii- , 4, HEMSTITCHING nn,Picot tige, by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for j Spirella Corsets. 180S Second St.,i Phone Red 22. 2-1-tf HEMSTITCHING AND ricOT EDGE BUTTONS COVEKEI). Bait Ball, Full Bali, Acorn and Bullet Acorn styles. Mall orders ifflYen prompt attention. All work guaranteed Orders taksn for pleat Mrs. U H. SORTOH, BOe Ailanis Ave. Red 711 First MJ'wk West of I'ostofflc itnrUKrTTfHINfl A Ml I PTPnT by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 ave nu, or leave order at Campbell Sis tars, Indies' Furnishings, 1305 Ad suns aveni. 8-22tf CABBAGE PLANTS 10,000 now ready at greenhouse. Clumps of . .Perennial pkuits now ready, 25c each.' Cherry's Florists. 3-!Jl-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 TO TRADE 14 acres of all cultivated land, close ill to Spokane, for l.u Grande property. Phono Black 541. 4-8-Ct WAN'TED PapiThaiiKins and Paint ins. Call Suodgrass, phone Hed JJ9G2. Prices roascinit.!)lc. 4-S-Glp WORK WANTED Youni; man wants any kind of work, will do anything. Call Mrs. Catlin, Main 125. 4-!l-3t WANTED I.ich! used tourinc car; must he in good condilion. Wriu X, care Observer. 4-11-Ht WANTED To buy or rem, a 75-hp. ermine and fire box holler; tracor preferred. One 4-inch second hand wacon. Stale what yo'.-hiive to offer; t'ive full description, co.'i'ii lion ami price. J. I.. Mars, l.a Grande. 4-12-i:i WANTED Work Ited 1202. hv dny. 4-i: Phone -lip PANSY PLANTS Ar plants In bloom, rists. j here. Fin Cherry's Flo ' 4-12-21 WANTED To rent a modern f' nished house, south of U. R. track. The best of care guaranteed. Call ' J. R. Wharton at Phone . 4-12-2p Will rent cheap. Hotel, or Schultz Apply at Foleyj n Hestaurant. i L FOR RENT 5-room house, furnish ed. Inquire 1411 S. Ave. 4-1 2-2tp FOR RENT Four-room modern house, unfurnished. 1514 S Ave., inquire at rear. 4-12-2tp STRIKE HELD UP ' nlaving the Portland Beavers and oth- jer Coast League teams during the jtraining season in California and ore I . reiuirieu io ue in line vuiuiiiiwu. Grande LOST AND FOUND. LOST A beaver muff, about two weeks ago on streets of La Grande. Please return to Birnie's Jewelry Store. 4-9-tf FOR HOUSE RAISING or moving, ee Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Works. 1502 S. Avenue. LONDON, Apr. 13. The tripple al liance have deterred their sympathy strike, pending run her negotiations. The strike had been filled for Tuesday. NEW YOKK TEAM WILL I'LAY BALL AT 0. A. ('. THURSDAY I CORVALLIS, Apr. 13. The New 3-4-tf. , York Colored Sox baseball team will . Istop off at Corvalhs next Thursday FINE HOME. jaftemoon for a clash with the O. A. ! C. varsity nine. One of the best residence properties j Thl. t oior(,d Sl)X ;s nc 0f the fast in I.a Grande. 8-room house, furnace, ! pst u,ams in thl. couotrv. ,hn Mc modern in every way, paved street, (iruw martager of the New York arage, every possible convenience. ; ,;im)ts sp(.aking of the Colored Sox The Soda Water Fountain at our store is under the management of Mr. Cowan. A fine mixer of drinks, he will be glad to make you up any high class drink you like. His sundaes are sure to please you. r. FAMILY DRUG STORK I.A aSANDtiOSIOON. 4.13-tf. A good hot lunch at Al Cain's ev ery day, 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. ni. Whv not drop in and try it once you ure bound to become a regulnr cus tomer ever after. Palace Confectionery Co. 4-i3-tr. TELLS OF SACRIFICES OF SALVATION ARMY FOLKS team, remarked: "if I could white- Splendid view of the valley, fine neighborhood. House nearly new. wnsh that aggregation 1 could use ev Price $0500.00. Terms. - ery one of them on the New York,Nn- SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO. tiona, team. 0nv their Cl,01. kl,ops 4-1 l-3t them out of the major leagues. They - ate the fastest team I ever looked at." The members of the Pacific Co-j The Colol.ed Sox .lve bet,n winter. Operative League are roouested to inK jn Los Angeles and are now .en- Mujor Oldenburg of the Snlvntion Armv addressed the Ad Club at its luncheon Tuesduy noon and told of the big work the army was doing. At liiresent it s working in 72 .countries and tnere is a greuier ueinnnu mi activities than ever, he said. He called special attention to the ,iioi,,i n liiooiinc- In K. of P. hall on route to New Vork where thev nlav'work it was doing in the leprosy col Thiirarinv Bvenliik. Anril 14. at 7 :' 30 , independent ball. Thev have been onv in the islands and told of the People Will Heed Them. Many bad cases of kidney trouble result from u cold or chill.- Congested kidneys fall behind in filtering the poison-laden blood and backache, headache, dizziness mid disordered kiney action follow. Don't neglect a cold. Use Donn a Kidney Pills at the first sign of kidney trouble. Follow this 1-a Grande resident s example: Wm. 'Winn, 2302 N. Fir St., says: "1 consider Dean's Kidney Pills a re liable remedy and am glad to recom mend them. My kidneys troubled me for a long time. The least cold I took caused me to sutler wiin severe oiick- ache and such a soreness over my kidneys. I could hardly do any stoop ing or lifting. The action of my kid neys was frequent. I read of Doaii's Kidney Pills and used them from the Red Cross Drug Store. They helped me by relieving the aches and pains and strengthening my back and kid neys." Price fiOc, at nil dealers: Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the. sumo that Mr. Winn had. Foster-Millmrn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. o'clock. 4-ll-3t G. M. MRS. CURTIS, President E. R. HEAD, Sec.-Treas If it 'h ! -b l' 'h CORRESPONDENTS WANTED UV OBSERVER n City Pound . One two-year-old heifer, fawn col-!! red, Jersey, brand H on left hip. ')ne yearling helfi-r, fawn colored. ; Jersey, no brand visible. Owner ran j have same by paying charges. ROY FLEX ER, 1-11-21 Chief of Police FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SAL5 White Leghorn hatch. Ing eggs from two-year old hens, trap-nested for seven years, mated to pedigreed cockerels wllh seven generations of great layers of known record behind them. We '" can show you the records. Price as low asc those charged for ordi nary stink. Geo. II. Chapman, Phone Black 2011. 3.1C-ltup FOR SALE 2-arre tract on Cove Ave. 5-room house, well built, bar gain if taken at once. $300 will handle. Balance on easy terms. Write, "B''( care Observer, or call Black 191. 4-7-Ot. I OR SALE Reed Phone Black 722. baby buggy 4-7-Ctp FOR SALE One large safe. Bar .ruin if taken at once. M. A. Chin- bind. 1309 Adams Ave. 4-9-Ct FOR SALE Two houses, 5 and 7 mnms each, cood as new, terms easy some property in exchange. Phone Red 451. W. R. Klvette. 4-Dtf MEN'S AND BOYS' TENNIS SHOES S1.50 to $2.9o. Mon's Hats, choice.. Army Field Shoes $3..'J5 Every Man's Store M. A Chiniund 1309 Adams Ave. Taxi Service Prompt, and at all hours. Phone Main 789, cor. Fir and Monroe. Red . 2181 after midnight. tffliiiinnnnr"8Stnimuummaarot Correspondents nre wanted by ! the Observer in the eommun ities of Starkey, Island City, North Powder, and the Iowa I school district. F'or this serv ice the Observer pays by space rate. Applicants please address Observer, La Grande, S" Oregon. 3-24-tf. .j. 4. .j. .j. .j. .j. . .;. -i- 4. . brave work of the men and women who go into that work and often con tract the disease themselves. The religious influence the army is exerting is the biggest good it is do ing, he said. Another Germicide customer from California: Silverthom's Family Drug Store: . Enclosed find $2.00, for which mail me two bottles of your Germicide Hair Tonic. It is the only preparation I have been able to buy that so com pletely cures my scalp of itching and dannruti, aiso iu sioppeu my uo from fulling out within three wciks. 1 have tried almost every known pre paration and this is the only one that has done tho work comoieietv. JOHN LARABEK, San Rafael, California. Have your rugs and carpets wash ed with the celebrated Hamilton Beach Electric Cnrpot Washer. Phone Red 102. 4-5tp Our knowledge . off our chosen work Is complete. All of our arrangements, have a rare quality! ! of character and convincing charm. I D FAMILY DRUG STORE LA aRANDI.OBCOON: 4-13-tf. SPIUXO CLEAM.NO. House and wall paper cleaning, gardening and pruning.. Illnck 1142. 4-1 2tf Ten pounds of lard for $1.75 at-the People's Market. 4 9-tf A RAW, MAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole. And Musterole won't blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with n gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. Musterole Is a clean, white oint ment made with oil of mustard. It is line for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis.crbup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum bago, pains and aches of the back or frosted feet, colds on the chest. Nothing like Musterole lor croupy chil dren. Keep it handy for instant use. 3oc and 65c jars; hospital size W.ou fii 94. United Stales National Bank A ! i iSl 31 m m. prolilt'in ef- il 1 k I ff c3 I THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE Laming Your Income- is but half the battle; the other is managm;,' it lest it manage you. People of all incomes and in nil walks of life save themselves a lot of needless worry through the use of the Checking Account. An Account here will solve tht fectively for you. 4.4.4.4-4-4'4'4"4-4-4'4'l X i i FOR -SALE. Rye re-cleaned seed.ji nln Ilaltic alfalfa seed, See Ed .!' Jasper, Alicel, Ore. 4-ll-3tp FOR SALE Two-ton trailer, $350. Address Box 325, Union, Ore. 4-11-31P FOR SALE Or . will trade, eq-!;y in modern five-room house for good second hand car. Inquire at Dunbar Confectionery. 4-12-2tp Mister Farmer SEE OU CALL ME IF YOU NEED YOU!! CAR," TRUCK, TRACTOR, 'OR STATIONARY' GAS EN GINE REPAIRED. ESTIMATES GIVEN. INFOR MATION FREE. J. H. MEYER. 1104 M avenue Call Clack j! i ! Si - There are Three Exclusive Features In it O 00 " FRONT. LACED CORSETS. ! ; i VENTkLO BACK, lbek s VENTILO FRONT SHIELD and LOX-IT NON-TILTING CLASP. , . , t-. i ,if.i u: tYrn..M:nM JUOgea Dy fll, vyorniiinsiii', i--uimi4 i a Qualities and Style, LA CAMILLE is rVAn always found the CORSET of ' ,-''-greatest value. A complete line of new models now on hand. MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corsetlere. Phone IilacU 81 Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. .1 i 'A FOR SALE Five room house with bath and full basement. Call at 2oo:i Creenwood Ave. 4-12-3ip FOR SALE Red 1!)91. -Fresh milch cow. Phone 4-12-2t VOR SALE Almost new ranee with warming ovn and reservoir. '.".. Phone K-701. 4-l2-2t FOR RENT. KtffilRENT .OR SALE Farm, on , I'uinpkin Ridge. Apply at Room IE W'est-Jacobson Bid. Phone Red 0.71. 4-ll-tf FOR RENT Furnished room.-Kilfc Adams. Phone' Red 6T1. 3-2!Uf . ROOMS'for rent, 1313 Madison. 4-7-tf - VOR RENT M'dern room, 1904 3rd street Call between 5 and 7 o' cjock, evenings. ,-8-3tp F4R RENT Tw-npartment ou. one furnished, oilier unfurnished. " Ren?eOcan sohlel one 0 Hot water oo o Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft Regrinding Piston Rings Pins Ground, to Fit All Kinds of Electrical Work On All Makes of Cara Cars and .Tractors of All Kinds Overhauled Machine Work of All Kinds -OA- We arte equipped and manned by exjierte "fin1 the.abo.ve yof5L LEICHTONS-WELDING " ANU MACHINE WOUKS o R. W.Leightc8i.Prop. X- ARE YOU LISTED In the New Telephone Directory i . To Be' Issued Soon ? MILLINERY SALE FIVE DOZEN TRIMMED IIATS TO SELL FOR ?3.!50 TO $10.00. REGULAR VALUES FROM $7.00 TO lfir.,00 Special Attonlion Given Remodeling. Walling 9s I . Home. Independent . A- rfr44-'4'4'4'f'f'4'4't4-4X 071 TIME of eyerytlilng that will enablo T0U to do better than you ha?o leea doing. MEN tfho haTO glren the "CHECK ACCOUNT PLAN'" a fair an(l impartial trial find it a Tcry material aid in cariug for their income and fcj fcuildinz for the 1'utufc. . ITeYrJfll gladly cxplaia'this 2lan if you will call.on a. . .LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK LA KANDE, Orfl. J SOUBD-PXLfABloB- r-ROGRESSIVJC cQa . ,. i jh! HhilP. 0 0. FfJ)ERU 0 RESERVE o 1 t I I. r O O I