La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1921, Image 7

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, ii'ii 15, 1521
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: Observer Classified Ads :
WANTED.
WANTED Two tree fullers. Phone
Dlack .1212. ! 1501 T. Ave. 7-1-l-itp
WANTED Two waitresses all the
drill at Hot Lake Sanitarium.
7-11-21
WANTED Part time -work. Book
keeping, secretarial or similar work.
Apply "A" Observer. 7-13-4tp
WANTED Young man to travel
and pell magazines. High school
student, a graduate preferred.
Course ot Instruction in sales
- manshlp furnished. Address "J.
W.", care Observer. 7-5-tf
mnRmataitsnmtanizmnnroKRnROTj,,, slleep OWi eR(rs firm huttvr
j? i-itV T- - , fil - cents higher, extra cubes selling ut
K FIND IT HFRP P '" cents and prints at 40 cents.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOIl SAI,E-901.
-Mill wood. Phone Black
tt:n::tmnn:!n::a::n:ttt:itt!t!:t!:!:nt."
Will Narilllro riaiio
Fir fuick turnover will sari-ilice
price. Piano in our possession in l.a
Grande and musi be w.ived at oncer.
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Easy paytueiiis. Write quick Tor, 11. ACE ALSO IMPE.
particulars to the Denver Music j .
i-omimny. Denver, Colorado. ! Saturday Sllonuers Will Have Snlen- II
V liiMvcrK Iti YesPcrliy Question ' a
1. KttKurding Israel's possessions J
iod nad pi-piiOsed: ironi the river
of Egypt unto the river Kuphrutes."
2. David's conquest of the I'hll
Istines, Moafcltes, Ammonites
Syrinas fulfilled tills promise.
3. David gave thtt gold, silver !
l.ord'a prediction? land brass taken In battle for the
9. What did David do when he! ornament nnd service of the taber- i
heard of Absalom's movements? j na le. j
10. Who was with him in this? 4. David gave Saul's land and II
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Daily 7-5-1 5.
did Line from Which to Select
Their Delicacies.
FOR SALE 280-ucre farm and pas
ture land. Address S. W. Koger,
owner, Cove, Ore.
tn Tl C A T 1 lAin..! .1 t .- , , l
i-wi. atxuiu 'lijut wire wneei uaKinnu
car in good condition at a bargain.
Inquire 1410 Wash. Ave. 7-ll-0tp.
FOR SALE New .Dalton Adding
Machine. Bargain. Call Observ
er. 6-13-tt
Oregon Fire Relief As.-voiation. The !
McMinnvil'e- Company. Mutual In-j Cove-grown blackcaps and logtr
surance with Premium guaranteed. ' berries will appear in quantity with
Insurance at cost. T. K. IVIbimv. tl,.. ...,l. ..-.-,...,,-o i,.,.-. .-.- '-v
West-Jacobson Building. 0-3-tf nounced. Blackcaps from other sec- i
itions have been on the market more
Call the La Grande Employment -or less reeularlv but the Cove source
7-14-tf 1 Office for your help. Always at your is just coming out. i
service, rnone lilacK 801. String beans of the home-grown
.4-1 D-tf type are also on the mnrket at r.res- j
: ! ent with a more liberal supply ex-
Call the La Grande Employment : pectcd with the beginning of the
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
AH kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractor re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt
Ascetylens welding cf ail kinds.
Cylinder boiing and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins regrouwl.
(live us a trial ' .
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
FOR RALE
3flc a gal.
Royal Anne cherries
Phone Black 3401.
7-13-lt.
FOR SALE S-room cottage, some
fruit trees, cement walk Reason
able. Will lake small car as
part payment. Charles F. Beck
er, 1217 W Avenue. 7-2-tf
Office for your help.- Alwny.i at your (week.
service. Phone Black 801. I Those who got out earlv to shon to.
' 4-19-tf morrow will find a splendii assoit-
- ment of home-grown vegetables, ber-
NOTK'R, . i ries of all kinds now in see.son, and
The Yeoman Lodge. will, hold their a fine line of the little delicacies that
annual picnic Sunday, July 17, at the go to make up a well-arranged Sun
Mayville picnic grounds. All Yeoman' day dinner,
are requested to meet at Eagles Hull
at H:.'0 a. irt. "for transportation.
7-15-
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FOR RENT
' FOR RENT Rooms over . L- & L.
Drug Store. 7-14-tf
SNEW TODAY?
LOST Lady's brown traveling bag
from running board of car. Re
turn to Observer. Reward.
7-ir.-.'Stp
IOST Between Island City and La
Grande, crank for automobile. Re
turn to MacPeherson's Bakery. Re
ward. 7-13-lt
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
Phnn Red '.tr.nt 7-1 -tf LOST Pendant.
cik s tootn.
1805 3rd St.
FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510
Adams. Phone R. 671 6-16-tf
FOR RENT Modern six-room house,
close in. J. D. Heidenreich.
7-!4-2to
FOR RENT Bed-room, 1512
: nms. Phone Black 3901.
Ad-
6-27-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
CALL HUNGER FORD Tor painting,
paper hanging, calciminlng and
decorating Phone Black 451.
7-1 2-61 p.
HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for
Spirella Corsets. 1808 Second St.,
Phon Red 22. 2-1-tf
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O.
avenue, or leave order at Camp
bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings,
1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf
Elk's Emblem with
Reward. Return to
. ' 7-13-.lt
FOR SALE Ten ricks of good stove
wood. Also set of double harness.
At chicken ranch, one mile o.i.-t of
Hilgnrd. 7-15-31
FOR SALE Complete Russcl Thresh
ing Outfit- ,'Hi-fiO Separator, 30-hvp.i
engine, cook house, derrick, etc.,
$2,800. Write "A", care Observer
office. , 7-15-2tp
FOR SALE One black standard bred
pacer, weight 1100 His. Paces a-.d
single-foots under saddle. Gentle
for lady or gent to .ride or drive.
Will sell or trade f:r work horse
weighing 1400. C. Gilbert, one mile
east of Hilgard. 7-15-3tp
Few Quill Pens Now.
About the only quill pens one sees
In 'the I'tiitetl Stales- uiiw are on Ihe
sliiire or are oniiiiiiciils on a, lady's
writing desk In Iter rhiiiiilier. An
a-ior playiiur the part of a stales
man or a king or a general of one
hundred or inutv years eyo wilr write
ills messtij.'e Willi II goi-ve quilt pen
unit iusietul of nhijr liiiiiihig ptiper
will sprinkle sunii tint of a salt shaker
to sunk up the surplus wei Ink.
Welders of AH Metals
, THE BEST ' EQUIPPED'
INEAST OREGON
Cylinder (Regif.tdiiiR-rCrankshaft Regrimlini;
, Pistons,. Piston Rinns, Piston Pins
Cars and Tractors of All Makes Overhauled
Machine Work of AH Kinds
We are equipped and nvv.ncd by experts
for the above work
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
R. W. Leighton, Prop.
The Man Who
Buys Best
Instead of "Where can J get it at any price?" his
concern henceforth will be "Where can I get the best
buy?" The M. A. Chinltmd Bankrupt Stock of Clo
thing', Shoes,' Hats and Men's Furnishings was pur
chased by us for less than 50c on the dollar We are
selling this stock of quality merchandise at whole
sale and less than wholesale cost. The new mer
chandise we are now receiving each week is being
sold at the very lowest prices possible. Before mak
ing your purchases ' v(e invito you to inspect this
stock and you will be convinced our prices are the
lowest on quality merchandise.
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
Satisfaction Guarantee! or Money Refunrlod.
l.0!) Adams Ave. 1 LnOande, Oregon.
Once When Boston Wai Second.
A iliHiiii from linstnii trlow In
prove Mutt dress vfiniii sinrloil lliore
In 1'1'tl, hut I'uston en mint establish
nim-li of 11 reputation tor mieient l'
res'iiertitbilfly m itml seoro. Fmvss re- i
fonn SiMiieil In llie in rin of Ki!en I'
rvfruil I'rt'f Press. ;i
Virtue. jj
Virtue Is not to lie eons-Morod In j
Ihe. ixht of-iner! innneeucp, or nh-
M.iinin:: Troni It.'iriu. Imt as the exer- I ,
tlon of our faculties hi dolti koimI.
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HEMSTITCHING and Piroting At
tachment, $2.00. Buttonhole At
tachment, $9.85, fits any Sewing
Machine. Personal checks 10c ex
tra. Lights Mail Order House,
Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. 6-25-Gtp
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
BUTTONS COVERED.
Half Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and
Bullet Acorn styles. Mail orders giv
en prompt nttention. All work guar
anteed. Orders taken for pleating.
MRS. L. H. NORTON,
806 Adams Ave. Red 711
First Door West of Post Office.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of the State of Ore-1
gon, for Union County, Administrator'
of the Estate of A. 1. Bean, Deceased, j
nnd has qualified as such. All persor.3 ,
having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the s.ime
verified as required by law, to the
undersigned at I-a Grande, Oregoi,
within six months from the date
. hereof.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, July
14th, 1921.
EI.MER L STODDARD,
Administrator.
R. J. GREEN,
Attorney for Administrator.
Daily July 15-22-29, Aug. 5-12.
A Friendly Meet.
When friends meet what is more
natural or more pleasurable than to
linger a moment over a delicious
drink or a dish of ice rream, at
PALACE CONFECTION E K Y
COMPANY.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
PORTLAND, July 10.--The price of
cuttle was steady today, bogs $1.00
higher, prime light selling for $12 ' Abhilnm's In accordance wllh
(Jlii-sllnns
1. How did God. punish David I
for hisi sin against Uriah?
2. Where In Ihe Ilibln Is David ;
believed to have expressed hia sor
row over this affair?
Who was viiorioits In the bal
,1,. nr..ini.t n..ut.ni,
4. What message did Joah sendil
David at this time? ;J
or wny din Aiisulom flee toi"
Geshur
6. Who brought him back?
7. How did Absaloni repay his
father's kin (In ess In letting lilm re
turn?
8. In whnt way was this move of
Hie
An Institution
That will exert itself in the aid of its patrons that is
our policy. Savings accounts solicited.
The bank that is your best friend.
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Our officers: Van E. Long, President; C. W. Fox,
' Vice President; L. L. String-ham, Cashier. ,
State Bank
of Imbler
Imbler, Ore.
a place at his own lablo lo Mephl- killed so ho could hnvn possession
bosheih. son of Jonathan. ot his wITo, . ,
5. Dnvld sent Jnal to ooslege 8. Clod sent the prophot, Nnlhan,
Rabbaa. to convince David of his sin.
G. David told Joub to put Uriah ii. Nullum couvincecl DuvUI lit
111 the front of tha battle- an ho hit sin by lelllng him a narnble.
would be killed. 10. God pardoned David and
7. David wanted Uriah to be said he should not die. ,
V WIRING, REPAIRING .
APPLIANCES AND FIXTURES f ; '
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H. & S. Electric Co.
Electrical Conlractors.
105 DEPOT ST. PHONE RED 3931
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There are Three Exclusive Features la
FKONT LACED CORSETS.
VENTILO RACK, the
V1SNTILO FRONT SHIELD
and
LOI-IT NON-T!LTING CLASP.
Judu 'd by Fit. Workmanshin. Wearinit
Oiialitt nnd St vie. ' LA CAMn,LE' is 'I l
always found the COKSET ot
greatest value. A complete tins ot new Kiotwts new
on hand.
MRS. KORERT PATTISO"", fcattfei,
Ph IMirek ftl- it
Residence 1912 Fourth St., First BUartt Wtfs tP: Q:
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Look Forward
Not Backward
So yonr best to-day that you may
be prepared for to-morrow.
Let the past be forgotten. It will
netor retnrn ivith its opportunities.
They are gone foreter but the
GREAT FUTURE holds other and
better ones for the mam who 1m ready
to grasp them.
Lose no time la vain . regrets but
hopefully face the future, equipped
with experieuco aud a check' account
with
m pay!
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LA OKANDE
NATIONAL DANK
LA GRANDE , OKE
PEtl'ABLE - f KOGR ESSI VE
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Call here for
DEERING and McGORMIGK
Haying and Harvesting
MACHINERY
!lt1BMbLR
FEDERAL
RESERVE
3YSTEM
Also Genuine I. H. C. Repairs
Guaranteed to fit
Floyd McKennon
Dealer
2416 Adams Ave.
KWr;-st:;:ri:s-'';:it'V,'
La Grand.', Ore.
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DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Arrived Safely Yours Sincerely
RY ALLMAN
bcrTT,,-:l'!-:3J-l -"t
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niunt sNESs and consti.
I'ATION.
"For years I was troubled with bil
iousness and constipation, which
made life miserable fft- me. My ap
petite failed me. I lost my usual
force and vitality. Pepsin prepara
tions and cathartics only made mat
ters worse. I do not know where I
should have been tof.ay i.td I "ot
tried Chamberlain's Tablets. The tan.
lets relieve the ill feelinp at once,
strengthea the digestive' functions,
helping the system to do it work
naturally,'' writes Mrs. Roa Pelts,
Biiminsham, Ala. AJv.
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