La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 . LA GRANDE KVENPffc 'bSERVER o oo PAGE FIVB Maple Sundae, A big ball of delitious ' ice clean) covered with maplo syrup, topped off with whipped 'cream and mounted Wlfk a "hai-i-u that's tk. Maple Sinidae at sifverthom's Family Drug Store. , 4-28-tf MHttWilf rAMILY DRUO STORE I SKANOCOtCSON. Moke the Old Home Briorit And Your Light Bills Light wit6'' EDISON .MAZDA LAMPS Let the II. & S. ELECTRIC do it H. &S. Electric Company Wiring;. Repairing', Appli-' anccs, Supplies and Service . 105 DEPOT STREET Plione Red 3931. "T'7 liUFINKMKNT. n U Marks the pure from tne uross. A reverent per fection of service Am which includes the , ijarae thoughtful aiiciuiun tu bio'.' detail, has created an atmosphere of complete c o n fi - dence in our abll.' lty. J A X I Don't forget that we have moved our Taxi Stand from tho State Cafe to our own private Phone,' located in front of J. M. Choatc's Poo! Hall, next door to Stale Cafe. Calls promptly answered as usual. Phone Main 44. Clifford George. D. K. Ford DANCE Ye Oldc Tyme Tuesday's The Saturday night dance will be given. Friday night, this week only, ofi account of L. D. ' S. Concert. ir.invr IJ All K. A.. PiscTet, wgr. V ' -1 Aiinouaccmeht OLD-T.IMB DNCF.3 will be jsiven In Rex Hall on Thuriiii- evenings. Nothing bu? the ?reful.. Vld-tlm. dances w)l be-dancwJ. JIusle by Llndsey'i urrbochelra. ETenn enjoy"" dances: be ur and by app'ntmen Call Main 41. Mr.&$lrs.P.J.Pouers O o o Local News In Brief --T- "-" Visitors In Baker - L. Larsen and T. Hag-en, of La Gmhdc, ure, in th -city. Baker Her ald, e , Stoop Family in Quarantine The family of Lou eUoop, focal real estate iau.I lias been placed under quaianiin lr scarlet fever. drain Association .Men H I. M. Ludaick, tate organize- for lie Oregon graie growers' assorin lion, arrived from The Dilci Jast Visiting 1n Imbler Mrs. Gertrude Spiker was a passen ger on the bianch line train this ing for a few days visit with friends in fmbler and Elgin. Different ial Effective Soon A differential of three cents be tween sacked and bulk wheat will be effective May 10, the present differ ential being fo.ur cents. Mission Band to Meet The Mission Band of the Presbyter ian Church will be entertained by Til lie Olson at the home of Mrs. A. S. Anderson, 507 Adams Ave., Satur day afternoon ut 2:30 o'clock. L'ke Musical Comedy Mr. and MrB. J. Donald Meyers spent last evening in Baker, the guests of Mr. K. L. Burke, manager of the Baker theatre, where they attended- the musical comedy, "The Sweetheart Shop." They report is a very good comedy. ' . . TennlN Court Good The tennis court at the Y. M C. A. is now in good condition and will remain so until the next ruin. All members wishing to uso the court should call the Y. M. C. A. and make urmngomenls for using II during spoclflod hours. , Stanford a Wonderful Place - Robert Kmahiser, who is attending Stanford University, writes that he is still attending Stanford, although sev eral of his friends had the impression that he had left tho university, lie says he is having the time of his life, "but can hardly wait until it's time to head for Oregon, for no pluce on earth can look as good to me as . I, a Grande. Stanford is a wonderful place, Rob ert is a member of Alhpa Sigma Phi fraternity. . . COMING EVENTS. Apr. 24-May 8. Roligious mission at Church of Our Lady 6f the Valley. Public invited. Apr. 30. P e n d lc t o n-L a Grande high school dual track meet at Pendleton. Apr. 30. New York Philhar monic Orchestra, L D. S. Tabernacle. May 6. La Grande high school student body "show at high school auditorium. May 7. Bakor-La Grande high school dual track meet here, at Fairgrounds. May 8. Mothers' Day. ",'' l'$""B!,3$'r SHOES We ciirry a complete line . and style of shoe to fit any foVt lor Dress or Work Also Agents for. The Edwin Clapps Shoes Men's Chippcwi 16-inch high top, price $l(i.r0 Ladies' Chippewa, jft-inch high top, price $10.15 Bergman's Logger Special Edrrtond's Foot fitter hoe $7.45 . You save we sell for cash Clint's Clothier y "The" Store With a Con Mtence." 1108 ADAMS AVENLJE MR. FARMER Don't worry .about yo.ur help. Call .Black. S)l. S will secure your help at Reasonable FecS FoyolVg 'Cr. Jefferson and Depot ! fhoRe Black 801. I I ..J Accident Victim Better R. L. bowc, who was recntly se verely injured in an automobile ac'i cierent, Returned homo yettcrday erom the hospital. , Visiting .lere '.Mr. and Mrj. Ma? Wood, tf Clorci Creek, near NUi di I'owurr are s-.x-nd lug severs 'ifb al til-j i;. F. D.un home. '"".-" Merging at Core Today ' A meeting ot the farmers in the, Cove section is being .held this after noon at which time ' the Oregon Grain Growers' 'association repre sentatives are explaining t lictv or morn-lganitation plan to the farmers. Har ry G. Avery, county, agent, is among those who are at Cove today. Likes Town, Not Prices 1 in ma iiiuiuiiiK a man ,.iiiv a ture post card from "Mr. Stranger," with the following remarks concern- ing our ra.r cuy; i nave neara aoour , this town for years. At last I visited La Grande, and it is sure grand. But next time I come I will bring a lunch with me. Three friend eggs at sev enty cents. Some profit.',' Special Car From Here . Officials of Oregon who are plan - ning onjttending the big convention m New York City this summer of the Christian Endcavorcrs, are planning to have a special car go from La Grande. This will carry Wallowa COUUI..V, nu iiruuauiy . iaci wtiiiqr delegates, should the arrangements reach a satisfactory completion. Buys Small Farm Conductor A. W. Leffel has pur chased and taken pnsession of thi 20 ncrc farm of Mrs. Bryde Smith Don- nell, who is now a resident of Tuscon, Arizona. The tract is located in Pruitd'ile, wcll improved containing eight acre!) of commercial orchard, cherries and apples. ' Th6 deal was negotiated throdgh the Geo. It. Cur- rey real estate agency. Heavy Wind During Mghl A heavy wind coming up. during tin- night gavo IIS flrunde Roude valley a thorough airing und did some good work drying np the roads mid farms, helping traffic and tarn work considerably.. About the only damage'- nottcable , was dOn. tn an awning .that had .been left down over night and which was bent ou of shape. ....'" linrgaiii Counter I'opulnr Rebuilt cars on the bargHln coum lor at Hilton's Raraue and Folds are In demand till spring, according to Frank Hilton. The wjathcr has kept husln-n' f rum being ns good u? It should I) ir.it there i n healtiiy demand fur cars ncvertii. 'less. Htl ton's barciilu ".uiit ir h is soii'i good buys that nre hcii marked down In approved barinln ccuate.' faslncn at the rate jf !5 per day. Ml. Emily Trip The boy scouts, under the leader ship of A. Edwin Pryke, scoutmaster, will make a trip to Mt. Emily tomor row unless it;ixhnuld rain during the night or in the -morning. ' The trip vill not be mndc to the ni(il, 'but Mr.; Pr'yke" attnouhced that all hoys, mak' ?ng the trip are expected to get .the net-mission of their parents to make the trip. The boys will meet at the -ire asked to bring lunch for one meil. They are also asked to wear rubbers or boots. It is expected, that the hik ing party will return about five in the evening. CALL MAIN "75 FQR VOIR SUNDAY DINNER 1 We Will Have Plenty i;f Frccli STRAWBERRIES ' Fresh 7'cnialocq .Fwsli Ireen Peas Artichokes Kadishf.H Spinach, . Uu itch Carrots . Vcw Cabbage) For that Lunch try ouf. Jcifad ImkIi TaKtw' . a. Order early and get tie best. Free delivery J;G: SNSdGRASS a 109 lVot St. o 0 MJ t'illiJlSl'01i UtlaLVJdt !- o Home Front Hospital...' 1 Cullcn Frnwuld. wha wu ouora- led on at the Grande Kaade taofgl-j'tvill tal recently for appendicitis, ha rty covered sufficiently Co return hoTuie-Hiog. , , , 0 , I,- : o Says ,e I Slow. V"w O Th trick meet hjltT in LGrande Wednesday, bct'fecn La GrUde and, Union was vgn by Li Grttide by a wide flargin. he mectrwas held in t driving raia, acopnnTkU ta local coach, O 4 Fijincis, who wain at tenjUince. Coach Francis1- expresijfd confidence that Baker hlph'will have no trouble In winning the dual meet in I Grande, uys next week, f the local track amen' take more interest and train ardently. Bake. Brtnocrat. Miss Nichols Will Speak Miss Mary A. Nichols, JJnion coun tv lihrarliin. will h nnn'nf the main speakers at the Alpha Club meeting in Baker next Monday afternoon, The topic for the 'day is one oil libraries. Miss Nichols will fell this Baker lad ies about the' library of l.s 'Grande and especially about the, small librar ies being established in Union coun- ty. Miss Cornelia Mnrvin. of the Ore-1 -.iron siio iiortii'v. win aisu oe anomei speaker for Library Dav in Baker. atm Htm Fnit Hind T. J. Scroggin. cashier of the Unit ed States National Bank, spoke to thr civics class of the high school yester day on the federal reserve system This is the third of a series of talki wMrh hn linpn irivnn hnfnrA thl ,class by prominent local people. Sen- ftt0r Co,on Eberhard spoke, upor I his return .om Saemi ot the pas. IegUlatul.c an(1 the mak,B of ,aw8 David I. Stoddard, city commissioner ,,,. spoke on the cily commissiOI j form of sovcrnmcnt. u is probabli that tncrc wi bc othcr speakorS ap pear before the class beforo the schoo term is over. The civics cluss is com posed of seniors. BROTHER AND SISTER KILLEL Raymond Anderson was' called ti Omaha, Neb., last Monday ,by th' deaths of an only brother nd onl; sister. Particulars are lacking, uu presumably, as they were roturnin from church to their home in a sub urb Sunday noon, tho motorcycle oi which they were ruling struck th curb, killing the younir man. Th' ycung .lady was rushed1 ' to the hos pitul but' died Monday night wuhou regaining eonsciouancasAShc 'Iiad jut graduated from high school and was planning on visiting I t urandc '.hi summer. They were numod .Thurs dav. . Raymond was iictnmpnnicd v Omiha by his uncle, C. Ei.'Anderson. -..: Salem is demanding IdicCnso fee from telegraph finns. (Western. Un ion recently paid $425, an4;ih Pvistn Telegrunh 'company, hasolbeon attka for $800. .-j-uM: s... . Governor Olcott hail tuifnod the Ian case over to L. B.' BcanV'hpc&kor n the past house- of rVp'i-t'stfhtntive The case involves the"slhjgeu frau relating to Innd of the 'California art Oregon land grant. - , ' itood River orchirds le' Urcukinj into bloom, and the pcnk;dfthe bios som period will be rcac'Hod the firs of this coming week. Applb'. bloom i especially heavy. . '! . t - I, ...... t ..i t Y - fc.- C " Tjie prune gioweni of Neytrbe'i he neva tne tiamage to ne iruit irom tn' recent cold spell, yv sll8hj"thoy hdr a thinning of the prunes will be goor for the fruit, tending to make it larg . 4. ' ' .m ii '" I itiO'l't lr Littlc four-year-old Hclpn Crawforr of Condon was drowned when she at tempted to rescue her twelve-year-ol sister, who had fallen into the creek The older girl was unharmed. CALL MAIN 75 ' Cucumbers 'New Potatoes Hell PepiK-rs Creen' Onions' Uuni'h Tumis Runch Bciit-i Old Cabbage Phtmfi Min .71 Whether Baler county will :ivc a county fair in tl? is a ma"Vr that counl probably be pu,to the voters of the co.ty )o dece at the ne olcc- o ftio tkiive?sitf"f ? .hoolr coinnieiiv raOueitsMM ila.lt, ami a chaifgo ha,',! ftta h1, whiii ahewafwr i iy'.W Iliwiiawrura't d tVw'w Vvautri West 'itWil ur tM MM,vMia ton thia yt iH WUW is Eugeiw. roi4a Wlr mco ill nvir4 ' , - ' The herd f fifty t yghbred Gutrnwr catlh sea to ta orthwest by 1 . 8. r, w Jersey, brought a Utal f nv tka :t!,()00 m the aactuw xakt MM at ta Pacific Intei'iiatiaaal lvtok Kxpa- tion building. Ta hitfhiwt lniea, 1225, was paid fwr a t-year-old hif- Fetfer Ferged by Passion. It Is ordnlneil In the eternul ronstl utton of i litiiKs Hint men of imciiiptfr- te mliitls citiiuot be free; their pa. Inns forje their fetters. Uurke. WANTED A second-hand carpet in good condition. Not less than 11x1:1. Write Box 328. 4-20-3t OR RENT Piano. 1172. Phone Black .4-29-tf SEJWING Call Red 382 4-21) -3tp. 80 ncrcs in Mt. Glenn, AVi miles rom I.n Grande. TVils land Is ull lllulilo and for sale at the right irlco. Would bo willing to rent It his year to u prospective buyer. Security Land & Savings Co. 4-20 31 Furnished. 4-rooni house tor sale )u block from high seliunl, litrcc ot. ono-i'mlf block from piivtiiticnt. .'rice J13D0. About one-half I'""" ind balanco can be paid ut the rate f 125.110 per mi in I ti . Security I.uiid & Savings Co. . . . 4-sa :u N'OTK'K OF FINAL -SETTLEMENT. . . - 1 1... .1 . i.-.l I Notice is hereby given that Edward 1, Hnlluy has filed in thet'ovnly court if Union County, Oregon, his finul ac ount In the guardiimshlp of Janiea F. lulliw. nn inenmnctent nersoll. .and aid court has set Monday, the fith'J 'ay of June, A. I). 1921, lit two 0 clock 1. m., ut the county court room in La irunde, Oregon, as the time and pliuo 'on' heni'ing sm-h account and all ob cclions thereto. EDWARD L. HAI.l.EY, 'fuiirdlnn ot James F.' If illcy, incom petent. Dly. Apr. 29, Muy 7-14-21-28. PROFESSION A I 1)1 HECTOR V OST9UFATHIO t'OTSIOlaRS IR. J. L. INGLE and DR. MARGA RET INGLE Dlsea.H' of women and children a -specially. Office Phone Main 106, lies. Phone Main 126. La Grande National Ilauk Building. PHTSICIAHS AlfO alllltJltOHI OH. J. Ix Mol'HKRSOS Dfntlnl. BlllM-4-6. over I.a Grande Natloniil llanl bullCina. IMionvn: Olflce. UMn 711. raldvnce, Hod 2011. )R. R. J. RUCK MAN, Dentist Room 14-!15 Piilmcr - Rorsch Building. ' phone Muin 70. La Grande, Orcr Bon. . Mrs. M. Williamson, Professor of 'radical Cliiilcnl Miilwifcry. i:il3 Madison, phone Red 12. 3-18-mp iathkr i;rnn in. A. N. MATVn.l.F. neIJt In chronle dJni;mieB. Mi-lhods, M'-nlmno-Thnropy Mid NrttnmnAth. Hliln sod blood 6icnnn, ncrviilB dlmiRB.m. Clironlr llr.dn-t" K'-.i'rnia, B"ls'les. Anoendlcllln. (Vnnlliiiill'rr, llnwil . Trouble: all klwli of c.'lironle ll eases sticcessf iilly treated. Phone Main 03. Room 1, 2. 3. second floor Coollitim IlldfT..- oppimlH Blur Thenlre. (ifflno hniirn. 111 lo U . m.,l:iu lo l ou p. in. Coniulinilon fro.. ATTOItlB)rS 'OlUinAN BUEItllAltD no. .1 Cochrun and Colon IJ. Klirbrd. At torney., i-a Grand. National Usak BulldlDS. . t J, OIIBRM, Atlornr at Imw Pr.n tic,., tn .11 fltnle snd Fedora! Ootirt.. , Ofn-:e Ca Oraod. N.l.ou.l ll.nk' Bu'fldln. t J. K1TCHBN. Atlornar at Law. Praellca In all Cii'irla. lirneaa room. )-!- I' Oranda NaHonal Rank llulldlns. iJk Ornd. Orrson ooatRAOTons- J D. J. Mi-NHMAM Rolalar.d profa'a-1 lonal ('ivll Knalnarr: anryln anlj MNP,. Room VI. I. ijrironw naiwai Hank bulllllHr.''l"n.,,, ' AUcnrrBor) 1 a. y II. I. Kit, Atrgltai't Room .11. La rira.a' National HS HalHH Ujk QrattM, Ora.ro. . '.1 . . n n t k . iJPim Y, rSTA-R I aka i .-r. A. i- m 'a - 4 r- .rld'i Larg.at Spring. What la lha largest spring la tn irorld? Florida has o ihlch ut be near th Head st th list. This I railed Wakull ftrtng. It I 400 fesl Xojs, I 80 feet deep and flows JlO th rat of 120.000 gallnn of water entry uiluut. It pre t". to a river W foet wlda t It. oure. Thl rmnioth siaint I Hulled about lit1 caiift rroia Tiahi.ssiie. Outlook. . V w- W) Travel ot. . . VB hat a favorlt del Many taawaMMl 4 iaood,orbad egg, ataaHT tA mwMca awl'crokeberrlea, nt 'ikWii rot a snilaliln kaa a I fed a .11.- tVmettnw thlt ..'? Mt Wk wtkMama 'fw UM" fcM lSAi- Nl l;u Aa iwvMiu . trtnarfai e wW Wv the verd kwWiejM, w4tk h sMiH f 1 fw4 ia ktHTtk,' which, will kV buol jointly by thai O.-W. ifi tWe highway CBmmissitw, .tkrw winta tkio aib tff UuntHvgtan. . . . FIND IT HERE NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS. La Grande Lodge No. 16, I. O. O. K, will hold their annual roll call on Friday night, April 20th. All visiting Odd Fellows invited. ' 4-2S-2t iROSCOE E. CLARK, - " Secretary. If you want liny of Stoddard's yel low; dent pflr.c winhing'secd corn; bet ter ordor early,, beforp the first grade is all gone. Phono Red 932. , ,t'' , J. B STODDARD, 4-20-3tp; ':J 1 ' LYON'S. Dandelion Dairy Butter- and Cottage Chccso at Grande Rondo Meat 'Co.-'' ' ." ' ' 4-29-3tp ...NOTICE). .-,'-To those of the public of I.s Grande desiring their' groceries and meats delivered by tho Merchants' Delivery, TO ALTO AND TRUCK DRIVERS We submit a few prices for your approval Standard Oil or Zcrolcnc OllO quart ... 25c noc .., 90c $1.00 Half Gallon . Onp. Gallon . Five Gallons Fifteen gullona oil, in steel drums, With faucet $12.77 : New Highway Service , Station Howard ..F. ..Richardson v...' ,v.: ,;..ri;op.,..' : . ! 1703 . 'Adams Ave Fraternal Directory H. P. O. EI,ltS-U Vnd l4 No. LOG BT. n .t II ajohk. mini, wn innriMi. olub fl o'clock. Horn, and Sriviies.a eha.rCuiiy ut.od.d to all rolhr Blka NOLAN SKIFF, Hx.lted Rulel r. U PEAIIHIIN. Sito'r. MODUHN. WUODMItiN Of AMBIIlOA La tir.nd. Oanip Mo. 7Tni nients on tnu nrst and t.ilrrt ThurndHLy evn Inas of e.ch. ai'iLth, In tn. K. of p. UaU. Vmlllna 'niuM'i.v. Utilvuitt. II. C. Ba-Tl. V. p. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clekr. f . a A. td: 1.4 Urand. I.Uks No 41, A. F. a A. M hold. r-ulj met Ink Brat and third Fridays at 7:o p. m. coroiai w.iooto. to an hi oo. E. R. OUYE, W. M. 0.' WILMAUK Bttol F. D. BAOIJIB lAurt. No. J, ai.u vitry Krldsy nlalt.,at Hsals t'jilt Vlaltlna niemhorn simIooiiio. 1 J.-J.-MOIJOMIHON, W. V; ' & UIHPHliJUL. a. tr. nroriDMBN of tub ' wonf.r-i. Or.nl. Camp Ne. lit. Il.il vr Brat and third Monriny at Ki.it;i ball. All vlalllhii n.lKlioir. wvl eo. riuea' pn-yabl at-lit. oflic'jif the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grand National Bank Bl-lg. . z. uru.t a o. R. J. KITCHKN rtara. U O. O. M. lA Or.nd. !oda No. Shu Ixiyal Order of Moon, hold. rrK-ular aitlnKfl evory W-dn..d.y nlabt at I p. m. In Kasl" Mall, mil In Klka lliilldlng. on Wadoaaday .vanlnaa Vtallora always waluoma. Doe. pay abl. at La ttranda rharoiaey. . ft. J. KtT'MIVN. Ille. ' HAnitT SWART, bag. KNIOIITB OK rtTHIAS Rfd f'roaa fd.a N. T, meiita evary Monday ..mm In fail . Hall IK. or l- ll.lli. at I p. n). A Pythian w.luom. to all vlallias Knlrlila. . .f. W. MOORE, C. C C. U URAMAM. a- it WHMANH HKNKKIT 'ABHOflATION ol Ilia Maceabaaa, Ca llrand. Iitlaa No. 17, W. '.il. of M. t.odK nffta fl)t -Jll'iranay a' v. " t'..-... p-aday al p TP ', al K. ot P. ball. 1 1 Vlalllntr flWor. wflroma, g NORA n. H.v-hKT, i-r.raanaff IHAIIt-L, UMKN51!IH'l. ,. r, a Ha. rnanr Ht. if. n, R a., hold, .ti-d coatmiinlo.l Ion. tb. k ... a fowrtih. WaranaaSMy M aa.-h aonta. TMMaota fniasihaa uillik, .llUl.llA'irtlMWIRKYsL W. M. IXOaiKNCC KaVOOM,' Sm. fiaiain aa . . . a ! . j, 11 .. . v .A' . it L. m " I'd "aat; I I . SI KCLAjft,,,o ' - - A i "fa1" " plcaie - phone your, orders early for the 0 a. m. or i p. m. jclivery. ( 4-2&-Btp - a $15,000.00 Stock of Groceries To Be , Sjjd Immediately, ' I. ii -' i Th HarRa Grocery an FiraSL la oWopcn to the public. This lurgji stock muit btodu-iMiseTl of within the next ten days jn V-lcr to make Toom a for "me New Harris lirocery, that will occupy this building. The preS cnt Aocjj. will'bo sol jtt from 20 tft . "i0 per cent bclw regular price in' o dcr to vacate bulUai; uti scfieduicd. . . . -ai-w . ' Tc.'oJu tt Ymi Air ;i.75 a Ijw feme's Mortact. .. . 4-9-ti. Tn4ty Fair iaiil hof, IJ D a't street. - rboue. (ted 1751 for ap.-, utton tuewM.,, 8-31-tI '- '. FOR SALE. : Motiem six-room' house with six lots. A bargain and cusy terms. W take some property in exchange. Phone Red 4071.; ''. ' ' 4-20-lro Bacon 20c to 25c, People's Meat Market, phone Main 747. 4-5-tf Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Always at your service. Phono Black 801. , 4-10-tf FOR HOUSE RAISING or movin. nee Blue Mountain Marble & Granite work. 1602 S. Avenue. .'i .-. . - -:": -j., : i-4-tf. 'If you will examino the attractive prices on our fishing tackle, you will be -as eager tq bite at.it as tho fish are. Newlin . Book and Stutionery Co. ' - 44-14-tf Bacon SOc to 25e. Pconle'a Meal. Market, phone Main 747: 4-5-tI NOTICE TO DEBTORS. ; ', All persona owing debts to Sam,.-.. Harris, bankrupt, are hereby notified ' to pay the aame to the undersigned, or to C. L. Winsor, his representative, -. at tho office of II, K. Dixon, Rooms S'ZU-zii, I'olcy Bldg., I,a Grande, Ore. G. W. INGRAM, "' " Trustco In Bankruptcy. 3-26-tI Ten pounds of lard for $1.75 at the People's Market. 4-0-tf . Bacon 20c to 25e, People's Meat-' Market, phone Muin 747. , 4-5-tf - Cull the La Grande Employment Officii) for 'your help. Always at your " service- Phono Bluck 801; '--:! . . . - 1 ; ;: 440-lf- SAFETY RAZOR blalci re-grjund. . Any maxe, 1 35o a do. Newiln's 4 Book Store, Ed's Grind Shop, P. O. Box 848. ' 33-U-tr. t fi'' 111 1 111 nil 1 1 .) 1" "I lilt . " .Bacon,' -20c to 25c--Pcople's ' Meat'" Market, phono Muin 747. 4-5-tf . ' J. W. KELLOGG. Expert Piano Tuning nnd Repair ing. . Residence corner North 4th and Lake streets.,. Phone Black 4171. . L Grande, Oregon. . 3-4-li Ten pounds of lurd. for $1.76 at tlvfl Poople's Market. 4-9-tX See our assortment of Jungle Cocw Flics, tl.AO per tlozcn. Newlin Book and Stationery Co. - . (..-.;;.' v- i. 4-i4-tf, . . liuVa your d-ug.-t. hnit cftrtielV'wiish Oil. on four floors with tho celebrated Ilitmlltnn-Ilcnch Carpet WashdR Phone Red 102, 4-25-Sfl fmtmttutxuamoMti axi s ervice Prompt, and at all hours, riione Ma!n 789,, cor. Fir and Mrinron ' TlnA ' 9IS? 1 .after rnidniirht. . latttttinitatmnCTmmmrmummuniu " I Columbia i ! Records I For M n:a iNow en saio - - .... a a f .Co- - ! .! ... tr ti..ii .... .. !i Ma nouses iioiwa a May j , 1 ii- am ii)iitWiiiB3iBa'su'' o Ii , i.sSfrMVE.'mmr -r ;-r-p ' . . .. : ..- 9...-ea0.. -.u.as., o o o a q o ?