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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1921)
0 PAGB4SVB Din&of the Dyffs THEY FAILED TO MAKE A IU.T V'liTH DANXY By Aliman KVANTEP GMs 4nd women want donfcstic enWiyVent. Oall Mr. ratlin. Red Crdu.lMain 125. . .V e-ia-at J 'WANTED Position as ranch. Phone Red 1031. cook on G-li3-nt WANTED Paper reasonable. Call 89G2. hanging. Prices Snodgrass. Red 6-14-Gtp irr ''sp1l V.HAT.600D does ". lSff5 psa" ffiJUW '! OUT OF THEPE &Mr S, U TO-CLEAN V0l llfe -ANO ClIa THW 'lOOK ggft THIS MINUTE! ffl UP? FIVE MINUTES 5 V ,' feLlrw T HEV 10DK . j li- , -PVI A6A.H. 5HAMEONV0U! I I ' J fl Kj f 28" AW. THEY AlN T iainv CiS II L -.r-ar- ' ..a I .. fJ v3 o7? Bovs they're g x' 3" HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edn. b i 0 Mrs. K. C. Taokey, Alio agent for bplrella Cornets. fl8U8 Second St., Phon. Red i 2-1-tf HEMSTITCHING Wl) PICOT EDGE BUTTONS COVERED. Halt Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and Pullet Acorn styles, j Mail orders giv en prompt attentiW All work guar anteed. Orders taken for pleating. MRS. L. H. NORTON, 06 Adams Ave. Red 711 First Door West of Post Office. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE py Mrs. J. F.,0'Connel!, 1104 O. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Sisters, Lad if s' Furnishings, 1306 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf FIND IT HERE imintttJtrattrojmjmmuniimtntmtii; . J.,W. KELLOGG. FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR RALE Two Rrade Torsenlierg mlk goats. Cheap, If tuken al once. Party leaving town. Cull 303 Adnms. 6-18-2ip FOR 8ALE a bargain. Co. -IndiBii motorcycle al Call at L'nion Motor 6-18-2t. Call- Office ; service vtt i. nana i uniji ;ence ornet the lA Grand. for your neld , Phone lUacl Expe ing. Kesluence Lake stree Grande, Oi g and Repair- North 4tb and lack 3171. La 8-4-tf Employment Always at your 801.- 4-1'J-tf NOTICE TO DEBTORS. FOR SALE New and used cars. New HaynesA Chalmers, Reo Truck. Usfd-L-Maxwells, Dodge, Ford, Reo.i. vixwell and Chalmer parts and accessories at reduced prices. French and Young, 1115 Wash. Ave. 6-18-3t FOR SALE 1916. Overland Road ster, engine, two 1 1 res good. View car at Anderson's Garage, opposite Elks Temple. J200 will handle. Terms. Write Thos L. Bright, The Dalles, Oregon. ' C-18-3IP FOR SALE Alfalfa in field, $10.00. Farmer. Red 2011. 0-16-Ctp All persons vwlng debts to Sam Harris, bankrupt, are, hereby notified to pay the saineto the undersigned, or to C. L. Winsori bis representative, at the office of HE1 Dixon, Rooms 20-22, Foley Bldg., V3) Grande, Ore. G. W. INGRAM,. 1 Trustee In Bankruptcy. . 3-26-tI y FOR SALE-AYoung Toggenburg milk goats wilhkid or exchange for farm prodik-eJ Rosemont Goat Dairy. 7 E. Ofh St. N., Portland, Ore. 6-U-0t MOTORCYCLE AND BICYCLE RE ..PAIRS Guaranteed service by Lockwood, thit cycle man shop at lull) sixtn strew: om unserver or fice. 6-18-tf t Oregon Fire Relief .Aa.-.-.'iation. The McMinnvil'e Cmny. Mutual in surance with Premium guaranteed. Insurance at, cosfXl. T. K. Bcllumy West-Jacobson'iBuiUing. 0-3-tf Call the La ,rhn6e Employment Office for your help. Alwaya at your service. Phone, cluck 801.: , . .. .. . ... 4-19-tf lliblt- Questions. 1. What punishment did God put on Israel because of their murmuring aguinst Him? 2. After this decree thing did they do? 3. What happened to them as re sult? 4. Of what tribe were Dathun, Abinim, On, and I'eleth? 5. What sin did they commit? 0. How weiv they punished? 7. On whom did the people 'lay the blame for this punishment? ' 8. Wh:it great privilege was denied Moses? ' U. Why was this denied him? 10. Was Aaron denied thing? 11. What manifestation was there on the fuce of Muses that he had been with God, and had spoken to him? 12. How did the Israelites feel when they saw Moses thus? 13. Under what figure is prayer represented in Revolutions 8:3, 4? 14- How nuiiy days after the day of atonement did the feast of tuber nacles occur? 13-. What ceremonies marked this festival ? We Try to Please. You know all about , good candy and we know all aluiut good candy for we make good candy. Thut fact should cause you to know that we know how to pleisn you most mid that we ore trying every hour of the ,;day to sell you better candy for less Expert Hair Dressing. .1 1.. ..,( 1 .. foolish a"? vuimy sellers ill 141 viinuue. iui Keep mi uuyiiltc yuur candy at our store and we promise you always the best. Al Cuiu at the Palace. . Palace Conlectltmcry Co. theVsnme Why Suffer From Rheumatism? Do you know that nine out of every fan naAa nf rhniimnlmm nf Ihp miiK. 1-uk Ai.r.ew namm Aiming ,eg or chrmk rheumatismi neither of .muni.ie. iu.Ku.... v-uu which require any internal treatment ? er- V ' iThe pain may be relieved by apply ing Chamberlain s . Liniment wmcli FOR SALE: Three 3-rooni cottages, cement walk, t'lilt trees, In sew er district, with, no encumbrances. May consider emall car as part payment. Phone Red 3441. 1 6-13-lm. FOB RENT. FOR HE NT 193 Fourth. rnlshed house. 6-18-11. FOR RENT 2 housekeeping rooms Phone Red 36ni.j 6-18-tf FOR RKNT-5-rooin modern house furnished. Red 3812. 6-18-3tp makes sleep and rest possible, and that certainly means a gerat deal to anyone afflicted with rheumatism.-(Advertisement.) FOR RENT Furnished house. 1317 Madison. A Camera A camera need not be an expensive one and yet be an extra good one foi the price. No expense is Rpared it is perfect so far as it is complete. A more expensive camera, is more com plete. It will produce more work ond do more kinds of work than a cheap er camera. If you have only $4.00 or $5.00 to spend, we can sell you 0 good camem. If you wish to spend $10.00 or $20.00 for a better .camera, we can sell you one that will be a good value tuid a better va'ue thaw a cheaper camera and we will war- modern K-l K.2ID. rani 11 10 110 an we promise il win FOR RRNT-U forge front bed-room If0- W V0" wit.h develop- -fcl 13M,IlPSt Phone Hed 3191. 1 in aml "llnrK,nK of J'i" rJhW.!'; - a in Pictures at Silverthorn 9. FOR RENT Modefrn room on 1904 Third St. Phona Black lofll.- 6-7-tit FOR RENT 2 furnished house keeping rooms. ,('nll Black 831. 6-7-tr it FOR RENT FurnisSed housekeeping rooms. Phone BUk 1202. C-2-tf , H FOR RENT Fudblshed room. 1510 ( Adams. FhonA'R. 671 6-16-tf : 1 LOST AND FOUND. LOST On the roadside near Hilyard.l 12-gauge Winchester Hammerless shot gun in canvas ca. Keturn to Harry Last or phone R34til. Re ward. G-13-6tp , NOTU'K! Answers to Saturday's Questions. 1. the feast of tabernacles was kept eight days. 2. The children of Israel remained at Sinai about eleven months. 3. Each tribe of the Israelites was to march und encamp by itself, in a fixed order and place, the Le-vites in the midst. 4. The sons of -Kohuth carried the holy things of the tabernacle during the journey. 5. The I.ord told Moses to make the trumpets of silver, and use them for assembling anil for marching in journeys or in war. (i. Moses prayed: "Rise up, Lord, and let thine enemies be scuttered; and let them that hate thee flee be fore thee.'- Num. 10:35. 7. Miriam and Aaron claimed lqual authority with Moses. 8. As a result of this presumption God made Miriam & lepelv 9. God gave to Caleb and Joshua the special privilege of entering the land of Canaan. 10. Og, king or Bnshan, had only two letters in his name. Expert hair dressing, dyeing, sham- j pooing find massaging; cilso dress making, cliihlroii's clothes a specialty. t Op-to-ilnti' equipment. Mrs. E. V. J I'fUider- 'Rooms it uml 10 over L. A L. i Drug Store. G-13-lin A Good Lunch. A good lunch at a sunll price nt 11:30 to 1:30 at the Pnlure. Haluce Confi'i'tioiu'ry ('a LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE Ji01ANl) FOUNDRY . All kiiuls of nuti'hitiito, KiitomobiIta ami tractors re- piiiri'il, overhauled und reWLlt.' , Aact'tylene-wi'ltling of utVkihds. Cylinder boring and oversWp pistons. . Crankshafts,- Pistons and ITHlim Tins refrrotind. Give us n trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. m Wflllam York City tine on "Cb1 Slur Thenirit at 8 p. 111. orter, C. S. li., of New 4vlll fcivn his free lec. sliin Science, " at the indiiy, June 20th, G-18-21 THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE Before You Go Away .The price on 49 His. of flour list ed in Mill Hoover Grorer.y adver tisement In last evening's Issue, should have read: 49 lbs. Flour, $3.90 Now Hooveriied. 11.70. Salvation Army. . Special services will l conducted in the Salvation Army hall oij Fir St this week end. Lieuetnant Maye ' from.J'f ndleton will speak nd sing. Everybody heartily .invited tittend. Satunjay, Ammneciig fl . m. music nd song; Sunday morning, 11 o'clock. Holiness meng; Sunday afternoon, 2:30. SunSaechojl: Sunday evening, J.in., SJIvati neting. f17-2t liHl 1 11 Science," at t tic j I Mnudiiy, Juno 20th, II --! I la cheaper camera and we will war- - viJu.' If FAMILY DRUG STORE u!' ' i.A WAMOK.OIK j I IP" I 1 flail t '"'t proven la let flU ' $fJX I m in-'. lr" a m 1 1 1 1 ex'iiia lut-iu ciin- I I I I IN TAMP NG I LrJ sclentloilsly. LI I u I m 4 1 - m vacation ! i I i 1 51 t 5. M 1 XJ -v. i ,! -rii? . i OBSERVER ADVERTISING wUl bring rwultt. 4- 4? SC Hefore leaving: for your bring- your valuable papers, jewel ry and other articles of worth to this bank and place them in one of our safety'deposit boxes. P,y so doing you are iiisurintf both their safety and your peace of mind. IJoxbs, $2.00, $3.00, $.-..00. There are Three Exclusive Featureg FRONT LACKI) CORSETS, "f'f VENTILO BACK, the " J ' VENTILOi FHONT SHIELD ana LOX-1T NON-TILTING CLASP. Judtffid by Fit, VvVkirtriship, Woarlna; Qualities and Stylo, V,ACAM1LL13 Is always found thXcOKSET of greatest value. A comiWt4 Hiia of new models now on hand. MHS. ROHEHT PATTISON, Corsctlere. Phone Black 81 Residence 1912 Fourth St., First Block West of P. O. tt i n. . united stales National Bank Andrews' Variety Store SPO Welders of All Metals THE BEST EdfIPPEO IN EAST OKE(.ON . t Cylinder KcKi iiulliiK Crankshaft , Kt'trr-indiiiK ' -hPiston UingHe Piiisi Cimijtd lo Fil ; , ;w'-1l-V-A5tf-K"'Ih 'ur "ElfctricrWork ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Oii Air Makes of i'krn Cars and Tractors of A IK Kin iIm Ovet hauled Machine Work of V; AM Kinds experts Washinnton Nursery j Basra ShrrbA. T SriH that no fe run raiiAl Hit, bk J " iAt nd c; 0Ue 0 qua. Tlist d.i"ou 1 ne Pslace- hri! st Al Cain's at ' . .PQlace tnfectlonry Dpribar's Tai tine rom?4 and y 4 hours. ! i Phone Miin 189, cor. fire and. MonJ-o Retl 22.".2 lidafcht afte titiwn it n it rrom mtrntw ttmtn 1 1 irmi Hardy, 1iealtlv, wel root- d ornajieiital trees, shrl- and fruit. DToi us a ! rul ip v41 r:?!l i?nH We arft eipiippid and ml'.ncrl by- for the abovf work LEIGHTONSJYELDING AND MACHINE WORKS It. W. Ltig-hloit, Piop, :VERYTHING IlItlCIlT FOU THE l SUMMER DAYS FOR INSIDE 1 I RSKJNS- IN TO MAKE THE DARK WARM PAINTS,0II,S VARNISH and POLISH ND OUTSIDE OF YOUR HOME. .REAIITIFI'L D ' TAINS BY Tl SCRIM CURTAINS FROM:. LACE WINDOW CUR- Jtap from SILK LISLE lil'RSON HOSE. ..;,v,.i5 to laf 38d per pair OUR FULL LINE OF SPRING and SUMMER HATS . " CLOSING OUT -AT COST bry ! card ie vW call ! aow adm tthaf ve L.-iie ' this lije. Willlie pleased 4- 4- 4- 4 4- 4 5( 4- 4- THE TELEPHONE ;is a servant always at command, th'it never tires; night or day, hot or cold, Snow or rain, it is always ready to quickly, cheaply and cJio.-rfnl.V perform tssks that otherwise wpiirv lirne,jexpen:-.e, exposure, nndjn cases very day, byjts ci lii ity., it wives lives and 'property of valu alrjo.sS. bifi'ond computaliun. no ! . " i pJ.-e your lydeie for fall de- i . o ' T v 0 OA i livery. W gdarantJe ail our i' PTII 1 ? C?X? 'tt' i ' ' telephone tor . - Jit V 4 4 4- 44 40 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4- 4- V 4 4- 4- X 4 t 4 i 4 4 4 i lm. -. .tl1 : fit. ie' J w i rui.i'vjoiu . The Last Pearl It h false tliat'opportunity knocks but once at every man's duor. Life is full of opportunities; but,, like pearly on' a broken necklace, tliey are .Ulowed to slip by until jierbaps thercis but one li ft. DON'T WAIT for the last. OrPOIU'UNITY: prepare to graap Miase ov slipping" 3wsy b opening check amount wiU LA OR!-ANli NATBSJUAL bmt LA GRANDE. -ORrZ. .member! 'f'EDERAL1 SYSTPM1 4 t N Mfft I' 77 r y-- i ,i TmfyyrMn m 'w mrfit3
