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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1921)
'- v,,,.,, ..sm,! , pi .. -. !5l ...o : . ' . . . e . V o V : .... . . .... " 0. . . ooo eJoo .. : . . Fage seven . : . ... - . -V . i ..... . -"j. v ;T. - - - t ,,.....;r.J,h,-.-:. - pi MiiW ?5w8-ei!sgg?a5 ;iirV...;ii &i Vf ANTED General housework by W JtS, ,P , lcll ' 'l 'Jlj WMft II AiiuVl ''ifiw'i ftYT .'' "'""N Jv&a abfn twi rBiwi 'ir a -ij. vh hr-wri. .. WANTED Position as cook on ranch. .Phone Red liKlt. -l-0tp WANTED Position as stenographer. Call Red 4012. 0-15-2tp WANTED Paper hanging. Prices reasonable. Call Snodgrass. Red 3962. 6-14-6tp WANTED-maklng. V -Plain sewing and dress Phone Hlk. 722. 6-13-4tp WANTED- for lumberN W. R. Ktvette. 0 Qukk two-ton trailer Call Red 4071. 6-8-tf HEMSTITCHING ana Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E.C. Tuckey. Also agent for . Spirella Corteti. 1808 Second St., Phorie ReeMS. 2-1-tf HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE BUTTONS COVERED. Half Ball, ullV Ball, Acorn and Bullet Acorn sttlesA Mail orders giv en prompt attention! All work guar anteed. Orders tftljn for pleating. MRS. L. H. NORTON, SOS Adams Ave. Red 711 First Door West of Post Office. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDCE by Mrs. J. f. O'Connell, 1104 p. avenue, or leave- order at Camp bell Sisters, SLaclies' Furnishings, 1305 Adams ane. 3-22-tf rtttttttmrntmauBjumaantttmaatm! FIND IT HERE taawaattanmmnntttirttrmmttataC KELLOGG. Expert PianoN ing. Residence Lake streets. Phoft Grande, Oregon. V i .Tunti :ajner g and Repair- North 4th and lack 3171. La; a-4-tf ' i n n QUE3TI0N5AN5MRa Questions. 1. How many cities out of tribes of Israel were to be the Levites? Expert Hair Dressing. Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Always at your viuc. ruune 4a?K oui. V 4-19-tf NOTICE TO DEBTORS. FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALF. Brick store building and lot. Inquire of Mrs. M. Anthony, J(HK) Sixth St., La Grande, Ore. 6-15-.1tp FOR SALE Alfalfa in field, ?10.00. Furmcrs Retl 2011. C-15-fitp FOR SALE Young Toggenburg milk goats with kids or exchange for arm proiiBceA Rosemont Goat Dairy. 7 E. G4th St. N., Portland, Ore. 6-14-0t FOR SALE New Dallon Adding llarhlnV. Bargain. Call Observ er. C-13-tf FOR SAL bile: suiting a "bug." Cil La Grande. All persons Sowing debts to Sam Harris, bankrupt, are hereby notified to pay the same to the undersigned, or to C. L. Winsoiv his representative at the office of Ha E. Dixon, Rooms 20-22, Foley Bldg., La Grande, Ore. G. WwJNGRAM,. Trustee in Bankruptcy. 3-26- k r- MOTORCYCLE lAND! BICYCLE RE ..PAIRS Guaranteed service by Lockwood, the Wfe man shop at 1010 Sixth streebsild Observer of fice. , 6-18-tf Oregon Fire Relief .A3:-.,:.?iihtion. The McMinnville CopirinV. Mutual In surance with Premium guaranteed. Insurance Ut cdst. I T. K. Bellmiy West-Jaeobson BiiiUing. 0-3-tf . Call the La Grande Employment Office for youholp. Alway.i at your service. PhoneBlack 801. . 4-19-tf NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of James K Smith, deceased, and all persons hav lie Mclntyre automo- for converting into or write TT. E. Dixon. 6-10-tfinS claims against said estate are hereby noticed ajut reciuireu to pre sent the same tq said administrator at La Grande, Oregon, on or before six months frorajdate hereof. Dated this 20thtday of May, 1021. lE. E.BRAGG, Administrator Jof the Estate of James R.jSmifh, deceased. Dly May 20-27 Jifiie 3-10-17. FOR SALE Tbree 3-room cottages, cement va fVult trees, In sew er district, wVmno encumbrances. May conslderVrtnall car as part payment. Fhoffe Red 3441. 6-13-lm. FOR RENT. FOR RENT A at 1303. 10th Barge front bed-room Phone Red 3191. 6-10-tf FOR RENT Modern room on 1904 Third St. Phone Black 1591. 0-7-tit FOR RENT 2 furnished house keeping rmiW fall Black 831. V; 6-7 -tf FOR RENT Femished housekeeping .1 rooms. PhoneV Black 1202. G-2-tf Cnll'I'or Imjinivellieiit Bonds. FOR RENT--Firnlsbed-TOom. 1510 Adams. Phone fn. 671 6-16-tf ifll LOST AND FOUND. LOST Bunch keys with le.ther cov er. Name E. B. Card, Burley, Idaho. Call Black 3102. Reward. 6-10-3tp LOST If the boy who found the black handtmg on Adams Avenue Sunday will return bag to Ob server, he may keep the money. 1, 1 6-ll-6t LOST On the roadside near Hilyard, 12-gauge Winchester Hammerless shut gun in canvas case. Return to Harry Last or phone R341. Re ward. . 6-13-fitp Notice Is hereby given that im provement bonds of tho CHy of La (Jrande, Oregon, numbniH r!M lo f39, Inclusive, bt'aring Into of March 10 and March 18, 113, In cluding Mitetest lo Die date -of re demption, will be taken up and re deemed by the treasurer of the. City of La Grande, Oregon, on the 10th day of July', 1321. Dated this lllh' day of June, 1.121. , ' ' --iatyiA' M. FOWLER, - -S Treasurer CHy of La Crnntln. Je. 13-ir,-17 2. For whut purpose were six of Drug Store. inese cixies w oe sepuraieu : 3. Who had the privilege of going to these six cities? 4. Was there any protection to he afforded to the murderer? 5. Were these six cities in valleys or on hills? fi. Was John's preaching success ful? 7. What is the fruit of true repen tance? 8. What Was Beelzebub? 9. Which of the disciples walked on the water to myet Christ? 10. What happened to him when he had gone a short way? 11. What caused Peter to begin to sink when he walked on the water? 12. What were the names of Joseph's wife and his two sons? 13. Where was Jacob buried? 14. Whu wrote the Book Genesis ? lii. What is the meaning of hovah-nissi ? Expert hair dressing, dyeing, sham nooinir and musHiiiriiiv. nlvi, the ; making, children's clothes n specialty.' given to , Up-to-date equipment. Mrs. E. V. ! I'lteiuer. 'Kooms !l and 10 over L. 1.. of Je- Anawers to Yesterday's Questions. 1. Juduh wished to remain with Joseph as surety for Benjamin's re turn. 2. Jacob and all his family moved to Egypt and joined Joseph there. 3. Jacob altered the blessing by putting his right hand on the young er instead ot the elder of Joseph's sons. 4. Jacob gave the birthright to Joseph. fi. Fire is the element of purifica tion Ezekiel 21: 31, 32. 6. The Inver stood next to the brazen altar in the outer court. 7. The nver was used for the priests to wash their feet. '8. The laver was made of brass tuken from the looking-glasses, or plates of polished metal, which the women used. It. Tiberius Caesar was the second emperor of Rome. 10. The wise men were some Magi from the east, who studied the stars and their supposed influence on hu man affairs. XOTK'K! The price on 4fl lbs. of flour list ed in the Hoover Plrocery adver ilsi'iiii'iu In l:isl iivenliiH's Issue should have lend: 4ft lbs. Flour, ?::.nil NW lh,i.vi.ized, ?1.70. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets. and on for the past five yrvirs. When my husband goes away from borne be iuhvuys takes a bottle of them along Iwith him. Whenever 1 have that heu ,'vy feeling after entir.i, or feel dull .;nd played out, I take one or two of i Chamberlain's Tablets mid they tfi me up fine," writes Mrs. Newton Vreelnml Minim, V. V T:ik.i ll..we (l-13-lm tablets. when troubled with rnnstipa- ,,tion or indigestion and they will do lyou good. ' ndv. "Chamberlain's Tablets have been i used by my husband and myself off IT PAYS TO All KIITISK LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SUOr AND FOUNDRY All kinds of iTychiii(Wy, automobiles aitd tractors re pairwl, overhauled aid rebuilt. Ascetylime weldiiV- of tall kinds. Cylindtsr boring amtoyersizc pistons. ' Crankshafts,' Pistons' and Piston' Pins roground. Give us a trial D. 'FITZGERALD, Prop. SI t' jfZ. t&t -ter jfi XI THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH S. IC -, m C, l Cl- T Al Ti r- r n i r- i7 vur juDainiNUML C-rcvic Why Suffer From Rheumatism? . Do you know that nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism of the mus cles or chronic rheumatism, neither of which require any internal treatment? The pain may be relieved by apply ing Chamberlain's Liniment which makes sleep and rest possible, and that certainly means a gerat deal to anyone afflicted with rheumatism. (Advertisement.) RKAD OltSKIlVKIl WANT ADS Notice. The M. E. Sunday school picnic to lie held at the p-irk .Friday has been postponed. By order of .committee. . . 6-16-ltp A Csmers. A camera need not be an expensive one and yet be an extra good one for the price. No expense is spared it is perfect so far- as it is complete. A more expensive camera is more coiu plfte.. It will produce mvre work olid jia ntore kinds of work than ft cVeap- .er camera If you Save only tij0 or $5.00 to spend, we can sejl yoU a . " food camera. IT you wh to spend J10.00 orS2iQ0 fe a better, earners. w$ ran sell you one that will be a ; arood value and better .! than ?neaper'amera and will war-, rant it to jo all we promise it, will j . We can pleaayou with fevelop ing and firing anA enlarfng of FOLEY TAXi SERVICE foLeJ hotel Day. and 'Night Service Call Main, 773 - I vn I 1' " I; I MWorthyM frYj Wo ,have Itroven j k! that we are worthy J J pm at iiik biic's Sii'l j cnntl'lenVe. I O u r ! K ) e(iilinieiVJ4 lil!'v. ) I j ifc nitled and ;enteel.'te( 'Va k : I n r ... . i i i : ill r vlcps carerully and I W III Mwute 'hem con- I I . j I ,1 j BClell'"'!ily' jj I. i IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SFRVirF V 4 11 A . i i I ,fe' : !! b ifj At a recent nulion;.l conference of ,!tj: ;.! J li savings bank officials it whs said . j . ! that married men save nmre tli;ii -. j lj single men and more savings ac- a ;j jj T !y counts are opened in June than in ' A j; 7 f 1 II Mi sweet girl graduates and eauer buys jri M 4 in their eyes is also the month ;f ;trfi! -ft -i . I ' m t I ' And here Is a fyooa place where . M I T u'est rate doubly at- ' 'Ifel! i ir . lj pi I United Stales ' S National Bank fffwYtiiWi'i When a Man Marrie At a recent nalioiii.l conference of savings bank officials it whs suitl that married men save nmre t-hai single men and more savings ac counts are opened in June than in any other month. So June, the. month of brides and sweet girl graduates and eager buys with the light of the world's battles in their eyes is also the month ji! Savings Accounts. Hut why Jimift litis advantage to married folks ? I Kvcryone needs a savings account Vnd now is the. Ix-f.-l time to start one And here s good serviceVniKS make our inft tractive. OBSERVER ADVERTISING will brln results. x 4.- "t Tliorw urn Thron Kxeliwlva 'lrmttni-. In 'vi I There are Three .Exclusive Features In FRONT LACED CORSETS. ? . VRNTH,0 BACK, the VENTILO! FRONT SHIELD 1 una LOXT NON-TILTING CLASP. jttcigea DjiitJworKman9nip, wearing' r (Jualities anuJJlyle, LA CAM1LLE is 'A ' 1 always found the CORSET of X jJ&vS greatest value. A complete line' of now. models now on hand. MRS. ROBERT PATTISON, Corsetlere. Phone Blacfe 81 1 Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. . 11 A Andrews' Variety . Store iVrci: ('AUUlKS' i SPOT VTTIIXO TO MAKE TIIK DARK I01IT FOR THE WARM lUSIMKR DAYS ' Welders of Ail Metals THE BEST KQ'.'IITKD IN, EAST ORI'X.ON . Cylinder Regrindlng Crankshaft ' Regrindini; .. .:J j Piston Rings Pins (irotiad to Til All. Kinds f Electiic.il Work . On AU Makes of C ars We are fl Trac Machine Cars anfl Tracors of All Kinds Overhauled Work of AM Kinds Quipped and mi'.ned by experts for the above work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Leigh ton, Prop. PAINTS, Hfll.S, VARNISH and POLISH FOR INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF VOI.'lV HOME. BEAUTIFUL DESICNS IN LACE WINDOW CUR TAIN'S BY THE YARD , FROM -f) to'Sf) SCRIM CURTAINS FROM.'. 1 5 to- SILK I.ISI'.E BURSON HOSE :r pair OUR FULL LINE OF SF'ltlNG and SUMMER HATS' CLOSING OUT AT COST Taxi Service Prompt,' a?. at all hours. Phone Main789, cr. Pr Washington Nursery Co. Hainly, healthy, well. roU ' id' ornamental trees, shrb ! bei and fruit Drop us S card and wewitl call S 5)v V'iuv,ak we have fn ! a 1 i ,i i i THE TELEPHONE is a servant always at command, th;it never tir"s; nigit or day, .not or .c.old, .Rtiow or rain, if is always ready Jo. quickly, cheaply" ayd rhei rt'.y p'-rforin taaks that otherwise retptire tiiri", i n:.c, cxiiir! and jn cases Svery day, by.its "!et?iy, i; yaves Ji. a1i4 piopertyj f value ukiv 1 beyond 'itrjn:1al.itj:i. j w ; f t I this Ya4 Will be nTeasel to I ! i,'ac jXyortyr for fall 4?- ,j. ;",i v r. We Vuaraniee aff our S L H6me: Jndep.badeht .-. ' . 4 ! i ; 1 MPT" The Last Pearl V It is false that oppoftunily knocks but once at every man's door. Lift is full of opportimilics; but, like pearls on a broken necklace, ' .they are allowed th slip l.y until perhaps there is but one left. . 'DON'T. WAIT for :'lhe 'l.fr.t OPPOR7 UNITY; prepay to ' Ktx.p tjic:f t?ww slipping avay by pfti ttyb account .wii t .ri!-;M9KR TLDERAL A nffRnroe. Jled ?18l Telephone -v NATIONAfBANK ' ?f x-i? or money refuiplef. 4' t w.trtures at SilveniisR . !REST,R? after midnlgltf. i J. II. Kit BY I LA GRANGE , OKEt SOUND-P.r.LI'ABI.E- PKCX3RKSSIVE oll ! -r')5 Madison rAMILY DRUd STORK . i.AaiitiiDf,staoN. iniiiiirnmfTTTjft: . - i- o' ' 1 deposits m i i I c