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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1921)
FRIDAYAPRIL 29,1921 e e iql GfbND5 EVENINtl OBSERVER PAGE. SEVEN We Clancy Kids O 0 W.A N T E D To ' liou-jej permanent. ITimmie Thoueht He'd Make a vjuarttr - HEMSTITCHING and Pir,- rm kJ Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Alo ngtnt'fofl cpu-ena uorseti 1808 Second St. rnon Red it. 2-1-tf rent, ffve-Tm i . Call Observer. J 4-7-tf PLAIN Hewing done. Call Ked 291- 4-28-3i - I : 4 ' buttons covekeu. Half Bull, Full Ball, Acorn" and' . Bullet Acorn styles, orders giv- - an prompt attention. All work guur- anteed. Orders taken for plcHting. MKS. U II. NORTON, .J0S Adams Ave. lied 711 - first Door West of Post Office. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE Dy Mrs. J. K. O'Connell, 1104 A . avenue, or leave order at Camu- bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, I 1.105 Adams avenue. 3-li2-tf WANTED Hauling for truck, long contract preferred. Will go nny- wnere. i,, s. Wilson, Union, Ore. 4-23-lp WANTED Good used electric wash er. Phone Black 401)2. ' '. . 4-20-Gt WANTED Furnished or partly fur nished house. Phone Red 1181. Walter Lees. . 4-2C-5tp FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE Baltic D. Jasper, Alicel, Alfalfa Seed, E. Oregon. 44-2!i-6',p FOR SALE First class grain hav. delivered hailed or loose. Inmiirc Bean 'Bros., Phone Black 3511. ' ' ' 4-25-tf FOR SALE No. 1 potatoes, J1.00 per sacK. Call Black 202. - ,4-2fi-rtp. FOR RENT. FOR RENT Furnished room, 1610 Adams. Phone Red 671. 3-29tf ROOMS for rent, 1313 Madison. 4-7-tf , FOR RENT Strictly modern seven room furnished house.' Phone Red 3191. . 4-28-2tp FOR RENT Furnished apartment for couple. Inquire 2001 Second St. 4-20-tf FOR RENT One large Trout hed rooni, furnished, with outside en . trance. . jtllosa, in. 151ft. Adams. Phono Black 3772. 4-27-tf France bas 800,000 men under arms. j Epitaphs of Today PERCY L.CROSBY W7' frA 1 oUl d I ' .. .- iL.iiJJ.JeMtt..J.-.. rV . I CDICHflG OCC PUAiinr .. . I . .m xr -" I I III III I. I .IT I IlllUIJIir 1 I W'', ".ur. I.. aPlr whence t Mt mr, w1D p,Um WTk I HIUIIUU ULL UlimtUL ' -'. .IHKM WWESi'A IZ"1 U l"" VK I VTZ Z ST S l.'v?u-ethU necessary toilets - ... -1 JTWlSSS Th ,op I.. Uiches are reserved I "earn is put,' our Cold cVcan, '.m I"""""'- III Mill' lllll llin 111 Mf'-.V M.I In vl fP"l ror oiHIvalliin and to establish a evrry requirement. Every single I VI 1 .1 J I .BUL . ' IT! I KJ I U lini I ni II lUllllI Vrmmti 'VSU " blnnkt or rinly pulverl..d 'nitwuient that enters Into iU manu- Sf R 5.ViiiS iT'-lTSTVl? ll mm-MHm hum mhhi mMm I .. - w w w 1 I u( C jl A ,B r I Jf "W iiTJ f I . i- jg? aK I A. (J. Fuller Snv0 T-l... II... !...., . -.I . I , . Lfr' ' -Sw''1 , G. Fuller Says Tanlac Has Shi. p. d His Health, and He Has Gained Thirty-Five Pounds in Weight. energy and ' general weakness, and tnis, as well as the stomach trouble, Levnme much worse. Gas would form "Mv frio I n i i I slumu:ni tuusing awiui pain .., .. ii"'"tH .it. anil a leelmg of suffocation. I was l-i.'lly constipated and In such miycry the wonderful change that hd3 teken iihice in my condition in so sriui; a fine," said A '.!. Fuller, an txpjr; a;, countant of 2071 2nd Ave., Oikland. Calif. "Iollowing an attack of the,- 'flu th!.t I would often roll and tost all night. long in my bed. I was s weak aiid nervous that it was only with fcriat effort that ci-uld do my work. "My mother p rsnaded m-.,to try linn I j a . . "J li'isuiiueu nir. ;o try iyi9. t found ini'Ui f in nn ,..f..l T i . rundown ,n.,.ll V. '.""'1 "" "-."" y "B"t increase WHS pounds nbuve my usual weight in thirty days. I can et anything now Without a sitl-n of ilfliir.xHfin mv nerves are hack to old-time form and I am enjoying life and good health us I nave not before in years." Adv. Which hud troubled me fur thna uunra became very much worse and for tun months 1 suffered friirhtfullv T rurely ate at all during that time and fell off thirty pounds in two weeks. "I was also suffering from loss of THE HOME GARRli nnat iq- Home without a Uarden V Polinlittt 'For porch and window boiies mid for guy beds which will hold their display until froat kills them, then Is no annual to compete with the pe tunia, particularly the amull-flow- ered bedding varieties with t'lelr myriad bloom. There are wonderful glunts with tlielr frlllocl and ruffled flowers wbfrh urn mnrn nhnuv i,i,ltvlili.iMt. hut they lack lu freedom ot. bloom and sheets of color and are hotter ml I - You Can li For ; i mm ' I! I ' I I i II THE REASON FQR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH i rr -..tea n ir.rT..iTi. .' - V a. . . "Lies Slumbci'inj Here Alpliou&o Cluni; ' lis li.'id his arm Arotiml a iii." Mora! I Accident Insurance S . ' Every Occasion . SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY , Phy C. IL Reynolds J. F The Needless Misery That Women Bear WHEN the cares and the worries of everyday life have drag ged you down, Mimic juu un happy, and -' there is nothing in life but headache, back che and worry, turn to the right, prescrip tion, one gotten up by Doctor -Pierce .over . fifty years ago. Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., long since found out.what is naturally best for wom en's diseases. lie learned it all thru treat- ing thousands of casi. The m m 11 I t nf hin Pierce's Favorite Prescription.! tfiis medicine is rnde oi vge- ' table growths that nature surely ' intentetf for "backache, headache, : weakening pains, and for many j t disorders common .o women in j A ages of life. Sold he irufgisU i in tablet and liquid form. Send I Dr. Pierce lit t-' packaga. Write When someone asked Mark Twai his favorite of all the books he it took him just about half a se vrer, "My Bank Book Everyone can write a book not Finn, perhaps but on the styl Twain's favorite, the true story keeps his' money matters in goo does not lorget tomorrow in tin ' of today . Ypiir .bank, book tells your stony. our officers can ' help you rriake reading United Stales National Bank w . . it! a Book I I m . which was ;) f had written . jifjjn cond to ans- $A Ml fhke Iluck g H e of Mark 1 of bne who 11 1 f Ft I order ami excitement Perhaps" Jit igK il t1 I t i vi viIl if) if tor Individual specimens or for hods by themselves. Tlie bedding petuulas in like a solid s'mot of color. Two of the finest of these, because of their purity mid delicacy of color, nro Rosy Morn and countess Kllsmore, much alike In their delicate rosa, wblle-thrnated bloom, but the latter Is of mora rampant growth. The Howard Star rwtuiiiaa neautiruiiy varigated and make n very ahowv bed. For window boxes threo nelunlnu inclined to trailing habits which .will droop artlstfcally over window boxes are Ilalcony White, Balcony Mas, and Dalcony Blue. Thern are no finer Sllbipcts for nnrch nnrl win dow boxes than these throe and their culture Is simple. A packet of seed will f ii nil s'i enough netunlns to dec orate the 'windows of a fair-sized building. They can he sown out doors as soon as the weather Is settled and transplanted very 'easily about n foot apart mid they will soou make a solid mass. They becln to bloom when the plants are small and'each Inch of growth merely onlnres the blossoming Burfocs. ' Cut buck In the fall and potted up they make fine house plants.'. V' .' ! , Where Manure Works Manure In the ton two Inches of soil does little arood for the nlnnlu Jn tho vegetable garden If the gar- dner is properly on the Job. The' top two inches are foi poses. Apude the in an urn In deeply when you prepare the itruund for llni vok etnbles. Th top two Inches are reserved for cultivation and to establish u dust blanket or finely pulverlxed mulch to retain the moisture by prc vi'iilhiK too fust evuporallon. ' Fre quent stlrrliiR tends to . send the roots downward w.'iere llinv will h. cooler and find more moisture and nourishment. Commercial fortllliera which nro spread upon the surfaco and hiicd'in are convoyed to the Dlunls .hv rain or artlfh'ial wutterini; carrylna I limn down where Hie roots may net at them.. Spade in tha manure whore the roots aim net at It and hue thn ton soil. The vcKctahlos will tli..n do their duty. Only For Women. .Wo any "women only'' because wo realise that to women generally is i ,1 i it, a delicious flavor, and better still, it satisfies This monument, . erected to the memory of Joseph ' Bradford Carr, In Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of classic and modern Ideas in monument work. . . (Jen. Cdfrlf Ve huVe wirtfe profound 7fenoriaI.JrblJ 8lU(,y of monument building, ' 7 li . find nn nl1n1 tilniA) in ... kfA 4"i''i 111 Wilt ef l....I. : t .... ;.,.,. i,iiiin in ,-iuic tu ivteive. taiLii ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladly , Furnish Estimate , M I Si' . Il, mm ! , , L: . . . : Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or. X ; 1 .. better tea Andrew's Variety Store rainbow salk for ten days morb Yoji will get .the benefit of the wonderfully reduced Peraalesi,.:;::.!: oingnams v..:..'.!...-,.., ..;.;.;i:i. l-2i-n.l-np Ladies' Hair Dresses .'1.......:. -..89c . each Men's Shambra Workji'Shij-ts. ,..,,L...'.i . Tfle'ach- Men's Sox, t&ncyv.JpeJ;J )C'vk; Ladies hose.. ; ...V.'... .'..;,-...i9c'an1' 29c pair ' Ladies' Silk Hose , f, mu )hc ,,,. Childwn's Hose, all sizes ."'. lib; pair There are Three Exclusive Features FRONT LACED CORSETS. ' VENTiLO BAck, the VENTILO FRONT SHIELD and LOX-1T NON-TILTING CLASP. 4 Judged by Fit, Workmanship, Wearing Qualities and Style, LA CAMILLE is always found the CORSET of greatest vulue. A complete line of new models now on nana. . . , MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corsetlere. Phone Mack 81 Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P, Canr's Carir's MILLINERY DEPT. Every hat is reduced. HATS from .$1.98 up Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON . ' Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft Regrinding Piston Rings Pins Ground to Fit . All Kinds of Electrical WorH On All Makes pf Cars Care and Tractors of All Kinds OvrTiauled Machine Work of AU.Kindr We are equipped aBd'manned lyexperts . for tlfe aBove wyk.. leighton's welding And Machine .w.orks . . R W. Leighton, Pt9p. 4 . ARE YOU LISTED In the New Telephone Directory . ' .' To Isgued Soon I. 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