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. . . o o o - O . rOf ptA CHANCE EVENING OBSERVES MONDAY, APRIL, 25, 1921 o o PAGE THREE -Ol. I I i MR. FARMER e Dou't worry tomtit your help.. Call Black 801. JVe will secure your help, at Reasonable Fecj JOY YOUNG Cor. Jcffcrsoj) and Dtpot Phone Bkiek 30 Fill Your Lamp Sockets Today With Edison Mazda Lamps Let the II. & S- ELECTRIC Co. do it H. & S. Electric Company Wiring, Repairing, Appli ances, Supplies and service 105 DEPOT STREET Phone Red 3931..... Murks tho purey from tna uross. A reverent per fection of service which includes the same thoughtful' attention to every detail, has created an. atmosphere of omplote. con fl 7 I llcnce 'in our abtl-1 D TAXI For quick and competent service call LaCrande Taxi Co. Special rates to com mercial men. No charge for wailing time on coun try trips. Stand State Cafe.. PHONE BLACK 3341. Drivers Clifford.Georgc. D. R. Ford T!7 Htil'iN UMtiXT TIT DA N CE I Ye Oldc Tyme Tuesday's Tin; -Saturday night dame . "j will fie given Friday night, this i week onlji, on account of L. D. I S. Concert. m t.: REX HAIL " . , " N. 4' Dtecltl, ,Sr- '.Ltf, ! rJ ' r Announcement OLD-TIME DANCES 3will e ive In R .on Thursday evenings. Nothing but the graceful. old-tim dance "1 1 oncd. Muslo by Llndsey'i lupera oOheitra. Everyone enjoyed the firs' jpknecs; be sure and attend those to b. by appointment. Call Main 4i. Mr. &ftr s.P.J. Powers .... o o. Local Newi -In Brief ....2..fi Enterprise Mn Here V. C. Curran of Enterprise, is registered at'the Somnjcr. " r r-n Brooks Here Saturday "Uncle Sam" fiauoks, of .Jstbli'r, spent Saturday in t Grande. BSj Home ' . . Jack I Smith, night "tfar'rolninn bought a homo in tRe Parker addition! Saturday. He purchased the utep - erty from J. A. Russell" 1 "" ' AJtends Cuiwentioa John J. Murojiison has sotu.tned.af-' tej spending; ten days' attending the Voeman Concjave held at Eugene, to which he was a delegate. Snow Falls On Sunmit ' ' Pasengers arriving here on No. 24 yesterday morning report that snow was falling at the summit at Kamela when the train passed through there, about 4 inches having fallen. Georgia Contractor Here Mr. anil Mrs. W. S. Huntington, of Atlanta, Georgia, arc visiting with Mr. Huntington's uncle, A. C. Hunt ington, at 1710 Fourth street. Mr. Huntington is a large contractor of Georgia and has been on an extended visit to California, Portland and Se attle and is now on his way oast. Roads Cilvoii lllackbuM Morris Shclton states lh.it the worst roads he has yet ' r.iet wee e'lcountored by him on Friday af ternoon botMcen La (irr.ndc nud Inker. Aociiipanyitii; Mr. Shrl. Ion on the trip wcro Po-im- !.- V. A. Eti.o-'l and C S. Chap mau, forester of the Wuivm rr estry and CoT-orvatlon asuiciat'.on and they stated thut tho heavy rains which i:ove occur iv-J In Hie (.Trnnde Koiuie valley iV"!rr tho rtist week ?i:ivo niudo the high ways almo..t lnipas.s,it)'i- linker Diimocrat.- - ' 4 COMING EVENTS. ! . . . ... .J. Apr. 2G. Leopold Godowskr, pianist, appears in B;'kcr. Apr. 30. New York Philhar- J monic Orchestra, L D. S. Tabernacle. J" May 8. Mothers' Day. May la. National Hospital Day. May 14. Eastern Oregon 'V Track Meet, Union. ! Juno 3-4. Stale Bunkcrd ! convention, Seaside and As toria. !' .Tune 7. Kneeial state elec- ! tion. - J July 2-4. Stale Convention ! United Artisans, Astnri.i, July 15-17. Stale conven ' tion, United Spanish War .J Veterans in Astoria. J. I ! r 4 EDMUNDS FOOT FITTER , SHOES ' " ' For Men ' , In ' ':' , Latest English last, nar row toe, 'Mahogany Brown Calf, .Rubber, Heel Bal. Just in by express Special $7.45 a Pair You Save We Sell for Cash. Clint's Clothiery "The Store With a Con science." 1103 ADAMS AVENUE n taxi oervice Prompt, anil at all hours. Phone Main 789,' cor. I;ir and Monroe". Itod 2181 after midnight. . 4 . I lir-- Site ' TCVy F. L. ULLY 5 a - lis Jnhr til - l Kntal'iRin Tail - 1 hn TiiilrHu1a iK a. Il K.k mil lortaiuod on Wedeusdsa tt the ome of ' Ms' John Stnitorant in Frultdalo.rfnTs. !iirtvant will be evisteLfy lr daa.hter, - 7eth O'linliiiii-ii ; to Meet . Au important roectins of chalr- iiiou or Hie various aci ciuu com mittees ImJ been jnuoeinced . for YVcifensday. noon at the Foley hotel. Wednesday noon at tha Foley hokee. present t thks time. Manager's Report Out ' The l-cport of the city manager for the past year came off the piss.this afternoon. . It will be distributed through the city treasurer's ojfice next month tu residents at the time they pay their water rent, according to George- Garrett, city, manager. Tract Meet -Wedaesllajr The dual meet between -the track. teams of the Union and La Grande hlRh school's has been .postponed to Wodnosday- ftornfn at 3 p. m.' The meet was to have been held Saturd.iv aftcraoo.i at the fair grounds but weather 'coadfllous forced postponement. Llidwlg IniproTtng . ' ' Itobert I.udwlg, local butcher, who- had his left leg broken above the knee last week when a horse ho was driving kicked him. Is set ting along well at. the hospital and his physicians expect him te be able to be around at (ne hospital In a chair some time thU week. butter ' rillteiiy Aftjr A large number of local fisber rcn left by :. Saturday aflnnoon f.v the ncifhur.nr; sirear.is where, tliey will spsr'iS S'lndsy In ' aeairh of trout. Sn'.r will Vint Cooee eirck, some D'trnt mor wh le idh- ers will Journey to cain.irtns iieek In Union count, i.'i- huge cMches havo ss y". been rcpurtcd Lcrause of IU13 fee (hat P'urit mlly all the ntr?i:is ate ton 11 1 ,'. It. Diikcr Denio;ra; , County Court Returns ' County Judge U. i. touch, Lunty Commissioners Cecil Galloway, of 0 gin, and J. V. Hutchinson, of Union, returned from . Torlland yesterday morning on No. 24. John F. Birney, county roadmaster, also returned on this train. Mr, Ilirney drove Mr. Gal loway to his home in Elgin yester day afternoon and reports that the road between " here and" Klgin is worse than the Cove road as the re sult of last week's rains. , Health Lecturer Coming Dr. Homy Collins, of Portland', n noted hoalth lcrturor Is expected to come to La UrandS xithln the next month under the aimpices of the ministerial assoclalion. ' Defl nilc arrangements will probably be ocnipleted this nfteroodn at a meet. t lug of a committee appointed by Die association for that purpose. Those on the committee are Iter. K. J. llnston. of the Methodist church. Rev. A. Sltton of the Bap. Mist church, and J, L. Craliierr sec- retaiy 6t the ., to. C: A, j . . . , -; 1 (ontt'lU'l I'lTniskill ' , Tlie standard spciflcatiohs nnd contract aercemeiit under, which all work Is let by the stale hisbway commission contains the following clause rplatlvc to the employment of cx-yervlee men . aud American citizens: Contractors will he re quired to so far as practicable to pive preference to honorably dl3- ,1,0 rt-iil uiiiiI lei-s. fi;tii..r and ma. ! rims, and n rlilzt.M of thn United States now- residing In Oregon, when emulminc labor for work tu be done under this contract." Low Man Lohes Out According to John K. Hlrn'y ci uir ty rood master, who was at the meeting of the stale highway com mission last week when bids for ccieral pieces of hl?by In Union county were opened, the low man on one contract lost out because he stipulated that lie must receive two contracts. The firm nlaklns this provision was Kearus and Klbbe. -On 'the Teloraset-Nonh ' lowdcr aectlon 'of the Old Oregon ! Trail this firm was about 11100 Clower than thejr nearest competi tor lio was awarded the contract. However tliey would not take this riiiiirarl without e'uo rereivlng ie l iiliin Telmaret contract and .as their coniblic'l bids were higher than two other separate bids, tbey aifit nut. I DON'T THV TO BITE OI F WlUK If , If y0Ur tCC4h' U" Utk.' U Ubl - kNife?and Jwiejrfuakealiifla ,l Jahje- of eviial IncomiMience, ajbeo you can jOl t't noifesa.ay ols ftom us the fight '" of tools U iioii prices. Jcirrya fulT line, liCj:4 houlto'd hard- aia. 'alifa waslO'S 'luachio. m f.ia baskcu, Iroulng boarxQ HARDWARE. MantskJ kiMles In Marriage . "" ! ' ' fi In Hallle MeMug-ay. stonoEra, and Mr. liobert Keller, cart Mnter, were united In marriage Jaet eveuinclat the M.i McMurray EBBle.Il-1 "iclock. '1 Foley Hotel Guests i: Among the UnioV.Hml. VYuSuw county people stopping at the Foley yesterday wr M. E. Wood, of Entei prise; Mrs. Thofnas lisrnos,, of Pfin; ami it. A. uourn, 01 Alinain a e Hcout I cadets jlo Meet ; ; Boy Scout leaders aud aslstants will meet this evening at the) Y. M C. - A Al'fliin llAlln. Illulin will eie made for tfie com'yiS'Ttrrvft for me aite orpnens. -. Co-oieratlve Store , 1 A ' co-oueratlvo storo under the Voachdale plan Is to be opened In La Orando May 15, J. A. Mc MUlan being manager of tho '.store. A 'carload of groceries hus. already been received for-the slock. hteturns to llic Dalles ! E. L. Ludwick, state organize for the Oregon Grnirr Growers! asaocia. tion, will return to Tho Dalles tnis evening, lie expects to return the Jatter part of the week. C. A. Bantcs of Goldt'ndale, Washington, will re main here during the week to look after the association's organization compaigif. . Visits Old Friend ' ( i S. B. Wagner, formerly of A'da, Ohio, visited with Goorcc. iarrott, city manager, over Sunday. Gurrctt and Wagner both lived at Ada at one time and went to eollcgo there. wagner is now a traveling salesman and he enjoyed his visit hero very mucn, staling that La Grande is one of the cleanest little cities hu has been in for many months. Oorernor Writes Miller C. TJ. Miller, secretary of the ao ciue, nas receives a ropy 10 ;!te telegram Bent Governor Uen Olcott on the foreign labor dltuatlon. Gov. ernor .Olcott stated that he retorrod tho tnivlter to the slate highway comcissioir and that "I have sym pathy with tho Idea conveyed In' your telegram and so exprey.ed luy t.cir to the commission. Hortal Workers Organlrc Tlie local tuluhiteriul asBoclntlon mot this morning and do'cidud to orgaoize a Joint soclul service com mission, two representatives of ouch church to be members.' Tho orga nization will be composed ot mem bers from all tho Trotoutaiit churches, the Catholic church, tho L. D. H. chunh, 'the Itod Cross and I he Salriillon Army. . Tho Aral meeting is to bo hold next Suuduy afternoon at two. Itecelves Iteply I " i " C. B. Miller, sccrotary of tho Ad (lift, has received a 'reply I'roln Pendleton chamber of cunimi'ri a Id the-request rr'i u the loc:il club li. nance committee regarding the neana used '.n liv iiiin ; up Hi-: rendleton club. The local chili, which is conteuiplHtlng a iiiniiihcr slilp campaign, wroto the l'undletun club believing that some valuable soepl Hons a could bo secured from them. Hoy Seoul Sii.'ii- cio I 1 Thursday bvcnlng the' Boy Scouts met wnn a picasnut aurpiliso nrtui their resular mcotlng. Tho l.idJjs of the Neighborhood club put oi; the kind ot feed that, every hoy enjoys, lie cream and cago buinij furnished In sufficient iiuuutitlo.i ti, satisfy the most hungry.. Tho la. dies look this means of cxpru'iliic their thanks to tho boys for til fine .work dono during . clouit-up week. In turn they received Uu biggest vote of tbuuka from - the boys the scuuts havo ever given. Local litturance Men Ja-ikJ The Kcculty Insiiranco Agency Inc., of this city, of which J. F rliy and Clianci Iteyn ilJ.f un the memberi, has received word from V. B. Hill, suporluloiideiil of Uu: accident and health depuitiiieul id the United Stalca fidelity 'and Gauaranly company, of Baltimore, to the -effect that tho local agency r.-uks eightn in prjJuctloii , f nccl. dent and health businosa fur the month ot March. As this company has agencies scattered throughout the United States, ranking bo hii:h la considered quite a distinction. tinert to tl.it Setll A tralnload of prospective sot tiers la cipectcd to coma to Ore gon this summer, the atato cham ber of commerce "chaperoning" tin-' future Oregnnlann and taking Hh-Ih through Daslnrn Oregon -aud thenco through Western Oregon. C. H Miller, secretary of 'in local -Ad cfub atatcd lo4ay that he IMIevad if lieje homescekorn were onco ox. poted to the Urande Hondo valley er rH cross the liluo iiiouiiltlus "'" "'ey were lesvert'cd IjHo oro. Soutane, . . 4teatov Veayp. A goplsu'r aoisoo is bns uestrlhuted this week y Ihe Union couiuy ,fariu burcal. The poij.i:i 1 asieleaa aiftl In "coini.ud of f, about 2" per ciit irvcfii,. iho' oiher iigrclfnu nraklng it ia?i-' less, eajunty .'sent llirv el. ir received about it) oncea of this reparation today ul via A. Saaln, of the I'. H. aviologii al i.r- vty. Is making 0 loparaliona to.ii.ye lor aistnbutioo. noih tMillevo il.t It will be more ofrc.O.iQ u'an t plsin strOilne as ll ia put ill caO tcts or parsuips like salt and li;it to laatfj ui vara tlii auliL-Os, Thoboltor business bureau of'ihe talka should be cf unusual la the Ad club, the youngest of the sjmciul comiiriQfeoH, iMargo o tho Ad ho lu bb lutfcbeon touKrrow mioit at tho Foley, H.9, K. Dlxou, chairman of tgp oom mittco, announced today that he preparifrc list of apcuKurs whcrwill haiM eoiuvthing to say y intorojt to ail Ad club members and urgos a full uttondico. L olio has been lias boeu workjtig for some time "i plaus for thK avicetiug aud I NEW TODAY."1 w!ivRB,,,f --. t.....a..J j , KING KtfAL Hel'vered fcom Cm" WR KENT - jlodern iipiiitment. $l:i.tti; delivered froTu bin, .14.2C Cull lit 12U8 Spring St. 4-25-ltp - . WANTED Position as housekeeper. Inquiro Observer Office. . 4-25Jtp. . FOlt SAI.K First clns giu'n hny. delivered bailed or louse. Inmiirc Bean 'Bros., Plnc Bluck 3511. ' . 4-25-tf FOR KENT Furnished housekcepinn rooms, 1700 5th St. 4-2"5-lt RETUrt.1 Whife Spitz dog lust April 7th to 1706 '6th St. Kewurd. ' 4-25-ltn WANTED Lady wants work ..iy or hour, l'huue Kcd 4021. 4-20-ltp SALE Baltic Alfalfa SeeJ, E. D. Jasper, Alicel, Oregon.' 4l-25-G1p FOIPl) SEDAN self-statrer, bump ers, shuck absorbers. A first class car. I'or sale, or will trade for a Fordson tractor in good condition. Call Observer. ' 4-25-tf LOS r Saturday. A pair of tan ' shoes. Just half-soled: Wrapped in newspaper. I'hone Black 1042. . 4-25-lt. FOR KENT Two room 4iparlninnt. 131)7 l'onii. 4-25-Utp. WANTED Young man of good cilu cation to represent in Union coun ty one. of the largest financial in stitutions in the country. A splen did proposition for the man who can qualify. Koply "l!x,'' care Ob server. ; 4-25-:ilp Have your rugs and carpets w ish ed on your floors with the celebrated Hamilton-Beach Carpet'. Washer. Phone lied 102. 4-20-a. AFriendof theFamily Over fifty years ngo a yonns physician practiced widely in Pennsylvania and became famous for his uniform biicitss in the ctirinp; of disease, This was Dr. It. V.. Tierco who nflerwnrds established himself in Utiffiiln, N. Y., and placed one of his prescrip tions, which he called bus "Cioldeti ;Mediral Discovery," in tho drug stores of the United States so that the public could easily obtain this very remarkable tonic, corrective, and blood-maker. . Dr. Pierce' manufactured this "Discovery" from roota and barks without alcohol a corrective remedy, the ingredients of which nature had pul in the fields and forests, for keeping us healthy. Introduce pure red blood-into the system, and health is assured. When you feel run-dnwn, out of sorts, blue and despondent try the energiz ing influence of this reliable tonic. S ou ran obtain Golden Medical Dipcovery in tablet or liquid form at all drtiR stores, or send Iflc for a' trial parkaRe to Dr. I'ierce't Laboratory in Buffalo, N. Y. The Uuiuii County Ad club and the Fdwyn Concert Company uy nmince thu uppearunce in La Graiidu on ' SATURDAY APRIL 30TH. ti the celelti'sleti ' ' - ,' '.. .New York Philharmonic Orchctm 71 nrliRlij a ml the wociu-iaiTious cmluctr 8 rK'l::o$l.0l), $1.30, $2.(l. Anyof; these seal . im0tjuiyis utrar town mail ngders jfiven jircfcrencc n $2.00 Ttiui few unreserved scats, Wit very Untile). 8 o First niRiilKr i'8:15 and nic gculc iTer. I-r.-rt nu?iljer Bf about half liojr t a iitiml early seatinir. 5 a 5 'svastaaDsaa- tere.it. Mr. "Dixon eT!r that i.iurh (On be done towar raiaiug buslnem thlcs among those whoso standards are not what they tught to bo by dlscuAng these mattojrs fiom every possible angAi. 5" (iolfcd Sunday in I'enoVotas e . Captain Eddy, ulf instructor at tho Country Club; J. J. trr. G. U Lwison and Merton Kiddle were i'en- dlelon wisitors yesterday? nomci than enjoying gnlduringethc day o iliu cuurciuu iiiins. . Get youiiout-uf cuA duo to nnivol now. . .vit, J. D. LYNCH CO. ... . Caaw'Atain Sn4a Sodn water in the hundred combin ations iso srrf. Tie harder yo arc to aareo tko batter we can satiy .i-ii ft....- you. runty, ueucivwcy wi xmrw, ami cxtrfftif'colajaess, with service tflat. appeal. Nothing could be bet ter than oar soda as we serve it. roam OntefMMBjrO .','!.: , -.. 4-23-tf Hove Pain ? AcImi ami paim naa t ko i hit f iWe ariKnarjr awrMt. Mwer, wmm keald ke ta4cn ahnady as .nMuw'i wwrning tifnek Mm ome part at the hamM nMchme li oat a4 erder. It It a nialake te iciijo ano'i oH to phyiical terlufe when the came cao be removed. jblevgdney pills lonr up weik, Inic'We, lulih kid oeyi nd help rid the blood ol poiion oeit wile matter that cauica ache and pn.ni in armi and1 left, backache, fheiv mafic pitm, tore muioUi, itiff or vollcn jolntt. . Itaac B. Tu'umin, AVur Park. N. J..ti(at 'M.f back cauaad ma t rca 4tall fitublt lr afimt tima. I aittriaacad ehara.aKMiini dIm which wte1tlk en-itiort mt ktt. On boh la ol Paliy Kidnr Pillt caalala) ralivit mt. Tha talna I ft my back. I latoa. sttitl raltr Kidoajr FilU air It aaai.'T. FINE FORJf 1TISM Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain You'll know why thousand! use Musterole once you experience the glad relief It gives. Get a Jar at ones from the nearest drug store. It Is a clean, white oint ment, made with the oil of mustard. Better than mustard plaster and deet not blister. Brings ease and comfort while it is being rubbed onl Musterole is recommended by many doctors and nurses. Millionsot jars are used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pains and achesof the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of tlie chest (it of ten prevents nneumonia). 35c and 65c jaraj hospital site $iW) x There arc Three Exclusive Features in ' vO .ssaaaja' . . t FRONT LACED COttSETS. ' . VENTILO BACK, tHe . . ... VENT1LO FRONT SHIELD ana , LOX-IT NON -TILTING CLASP. Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wcarinp; Qualities and Stylo. LA CAMJLLB Is alivay3 found the CORSET of greatest value, A complete line of new models now on hand. MRS. ROUERT PATTISON, Corsetlcra. I'hone Black 81 Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. store, uoginiuns ai iu a. m., duration, FIND IT HERE Ten nounds of lard for S1.75 at tha Feck's Maritet. . 4-9-tX . FOR KALE. Modern aix-fbont house with six. Is. A bargain eniLcasy ftmis. W." taigt wire property in exchange. Phone Kcd 4071. . : 4-20-lm .... w , Bacon 20c to 25c, People's Aftat Market, phone Main 747 4-5-tf llfvo our rugs and cariets vlhsh- ed on your floors with tho celehrat-. tn.miltou-Bw,ch Carpet Wwsher.a "lone Kcd 102. . 4-J8-0tT ,, T ; V.1 ' ,"' . , . Call tac . La Grando lamtiloyn.ent LOW ice for your help. Alwayj at yuuf sci-vice. , rnone iuacK "., !;... , 4-10-tf POt HOUSE RAISING or movW. see Blusj Wountsjin garble & Granite werxa. iotZ a. Avenue. . . l-4-tf. If yea will examine the attructivo prkas en oar fishing tackle, you will ke as caver to bite fll it as the fish re. Nowlia Seek and Stntionery Ce. . 44-14-tf Hacn 20c to 2oe, Pcoalc's Moat Jforket, vhonc Main 747. 4-5-tf MOtHJE TO DEUTOKS. ' AH persons owing debts to Sam Harris, bankrupt, are hereby notified to pay the same to the undersigned, or to C. L. Winsor, his representative. at the office of II. K. Dixon, Rooms 20-22, Foley Bldg., I, a -Grande, Ore. G. W. INGRAM, Trustee in Bankruptcy. . ' . 3-26-tl Vanity Fair Beauty Shop, 13 Da pot street. Thons Red 1761 for ap pointments. - 3-Sllf Ten pounds of lurd for $1.75 at tha People's Market. 4-i-tf Bacon 20c to 25c, People's Meat Market, phone Main 747. . 4-5-tf Call the I.a (Jrandc Employment Office for your help. Always at your service. 1 Phono Black 801. ' ! 4-19-K SAKKTY RAZOR bla.vs re-grjund. Any make, !5c a dot. Newnn's Book Store, Ed's Grind Shop, P. O, Box 848. 33-14-tf. Bacon, 20c to 2Gc People's Meat Market, phone Main 747. 4-5-tf J. W. KF.LLOGG. Expert Piano Tuning and Repair ing. Residence cornor North 4th and Lake streets. Phone Black 0171. La Grande, Oregon. 8-4-tf Ten pounds of lurd for $1.70 at tho People's Market. ' 4-0-lt.. See our assortment of Jungle Cock Flies, $1.60 per dor.on. Ncwlin Jlook and Stationery Co. ' 4-14-tf. afl1 at i Josaf Stwicy. e J majf lt rcservtej ai.. . April 26th. CBit aif $1.50 grudt, Sonic e o ! t . s : i P during rendition of any hence uccessfty of e e e N o 0 o o
