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'niKSDAY, .TTTLYTft. 142 i La C.KANTJt. EVENING OtsSjRVcR ''' PAOl"; &F,VEN " . . . - - . , ' . . . -- - - WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS WANTF.D--Oood family milk cow. 2 to 2 1-2 gal. milker. See George 7-l-2tp. Herr. WANTED Work, by boy of 17, on farm or In (own. Puone Black '32. 7-16-ltp. Wanted. Horse tmnmire at Greenhouses. Cherrys Florists. 7-18-3t WANTKD Part time work. Book keeping, secretarial or similar work. Apply "A" Qbserver. 7-13-4tp WANTED TO RENT Small mod ern furnished house south of rail road. Will pay any reasonable rent for four, months in advance. Cal) Black 2101. 7-lC-2lp. WANTED Young man to travel and sell magazines. High school student, a gradunte preferred. Course of Instruction in sales manship furnished.- Address "1. W.", care Observer. 7-5-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE CAM. HUNGERFORD for painting, paper hanging, ralclmlnlng and decorating, - Phone Black 4G1. 7-12-etp. WliOOW TRIM UNIQUE. "Old Swimmin' Hole" Picture Sug gests Clever Store Trimmings. It is not only the movie fans who arc welcoming Charles Ray in "The STITCHING I Edg. . b,j own Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for , ,. j;i ..,.j.. i ' i. Corsets. 1808 Second St., Spirella Phone 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, 1306 Adams avenue. party, according to Secretary Quayle. In. this way, the homeseeker- will know in advance the price and description of actual tracts of land in' each dis trict in the state. ' George Quayle, general' secretary of the State Chamber, left 'today on a tour of the state for the purpose of securing representatives of' various or $.t!0 more than the corresponding I .h'ipnieflt brought this yM'. Another J tiuinloac) of lambs will go to the mur- l ket this week. Two -more trainlonds-' , wiU be shipped the latter part of July, ;i ''and Dan P. Smythe will go to Chicago j. where he will give his personal atten-,1 tinn In the sale of the lambs. ! The trainload sold last week topped ! the market.'' ' made, up display windows in order to i districts who will assi.it the State advertise this Arcade attraction. -The Chamber representative, in the Middle N. K. West company has taken ad-1 West in the work of lining up pros vantage of this popular movie star's I pective settlers. newest picture to suggest a cleverly I A long telegnam from Omaha, re arranged dispVvyi of the latest in buth- 'questing additional literature on Dic ing suits.. .jgon for distribution among prospec-. The J. C. Penney company has de- tive settlers, state that a large num- ITT tl .. Mi 1 Bert Oakman in Team. At the recent heud camp of Mod ern Woodmen of America, the Lincoln, Nebraska, initiatory team exemplified the lessons of initiation into the order for the benefit of the visiting thous FOR SALE-961. Mill wood. Phone Black 7-14-tf FOR SALE ers 24x1. -Grain liny. Call Farm-7-16-3L FOR SALE 280-acre farm and pas ture land. Address S. W. Koger, owner, Cove, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE One saddle horse. Call 17(17 Jefferson, phone ..Black 1642. " 7-18-It. FOR SALE-4919 wire wheel Oakland car in good condition at a bargain. Inquire 1410 Wash. Ave. 7-ll-6tp. FOR SALE New TJalton Adding Machine. Bargain, Call Observ er. 6-13-tt HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE BUTTONS COVERED. Half Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and Bullet Acorn styles. Mail orderf, giv en prompt attention. All work guar anteed. Orders taken for pleating. MRS. L. H. NORTON. SOS Adams Ave. Red 711 Firsf Door We3t of Post Office. FIND IT HERE , NOTICES. ' - 1 j Will Hawitlee I'lano '"" Fir quick turnover, will soc.rince price." Pluiid in our possession In La Grande and must he moved at once. Easy payments. Write quick for particulars to the Denver Music Company, Denver, Colorado. l)iiily( 7-ii-lG. . '. S-ii-tl voted the center window to a Kewpie ber of homeseekers lare preparing to wida - of woodmen. Bert Oakman, swimming hole. The kewpies lounge come to Oregon in September ufter formerly of. l.a Grande, and now do- around their swimming hole in comfortable mnnner(, attired in min iature bathing suits which are a rep lica of some of the suits carried by the store. SIXTY SPLASH J.N TANK. Hot Days Drive Townspeople to Swim ming Holes in This Vicinity. Sixty people indulged in swimming at the Country Club natutorium last evening. The high dive, the jump boards and dressing rooms are now well along, and each day sees new harvest is over. i r z rr: i VvF m ' llf ing special deputy work for the order, jhad a conspicuous part in the ritual istic services. Juke Rostock, clerk of the La Grmle camp, who was present, declares Bert did a good job of his lecture. Bankrupt Sale M. A. C1IINLUN1VS St.i.-k of Clothing, Slioes, llahk, ami Furnishings for Men, and lii.ys, iMiiifrlit ly Wcstcnhavci- & Gilbert for less than "() on the dollar. ... - . MEN'S HATS' FOR WORK AND DRESS No twitter what wiiat vour style nvay lw or how ex acting you iv nhout wearing a Rood hat!, you will find in this Sale everv oiihorfuintv to make SilVO UlOllfV a siifct'sisful both your ' dross hats. ind choice of work and K. C.'a to Be Feted. Elaborate enter-tniments are plan ned "by the local Knights of Columbus Councils for the visiting delegates, 'Knights and Ladies, who will attend the :i!lth Amiuul international Su- FOR SALE Majectlc porlable 3 deck oven. The right oven for a small bakery, at City Hestau rant. , 7-16-2tp. FOR SALE or TRADE One Ford ' touring for good, sound young team. See or write Charley Uriggs, Hil ' gard, Oregon 7-l-8-3lp. FOR SALE Ten ricks of good stove wood. Also set of double harness. At chicken ranch, one mile east of Hilgard. 7-15-3t Mrs. NOTICE. Nettie Whetstone, president. Tuesday eveninguly lftth. TJiere will be initiation and a full .attend ance is desired. 7-18-2t FOR SALE Household furniture," in cluding rugs, bed-room sets, chairs, and many other articles. Phone Red 7 !l 2 or call P. A. Mc Donald, 1602 Second. 1 7-16-?tp FOR SALE Complete Russel Thresh ing Outfit- .16-00 Separator, 30-h. p. Vngine, cook house, derrick, etc., 2,800. Write "A", care Observer office. 7-16-2tp FOR SALE S-room cottage, some fruit trees, cement walk Reason able. Will take small car as part payment. Charles F. Beck er, 1217 W Avenue. 7-2-tf FOR SALE, TENT 12 by 14, 10 oz., 3 ft. wall, good condition. KIM BALL ORGAN, nearly new. 1-2 cost: 38-55 SAVAGE high power RIFLE, fine shape. 1020 Benton Ave., La Grande. 7-lG-2tp. FOR SALE-On6 black standard bred : nacer, weight 1100 lbs. Paces and .'f single-foots under Saddle, Gentle I 1 for- lady or gent , to ride or drive. Brown,;Sommer Hotel. -Bewardi we.ihin'lf lilOfl. ttV,GiP),rf i pije, mijf lUi ; east of llilgard.wMiWtptvV'AaiTEa.TOBUY A 3 NOTICE LADY MACOABHES. The regular meeting of the W. B. A. Wednesday evening, July 20. By order of Lieutenant Commander. 7-19-ltp Oregon Fire Relief Association. The McMinnviPe Company. Mutual In surance .with Premiums guaranteed. Insurance at cost. T. K. Bellamy. West-Jscobson Building. C-3-tf Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Always at your service. Phone Black 801. ' - 4-19-tf r Lambs Brink'. Fair Price. A pleasuuit bit of news to discour aged sheep men is contained in the (announcement from Pendleton that an average price of 11.26 per hun-iP"1" Convention of the. Knights of m.mr.; ,h.clh.Vin.K.nt.,eidredweight for 20 carloads of hot -.'"'"-'. " " - - , , . . ... .. tuisco. Auirusi z. a. una ket during the past week was se cured by Smyth Bros. The anhounce- of the facilities there. IT PAYS TO AFiVKItTISR HOMESEEKERS DATE SET. (Continued from Page One.) 4. ' In uddi- tion to the brilliant receptions and so cial functians planned by the Gener al .Committee handling (he details of 19th to September 20 upon request of , mile for Oregon ro far mode this sea- lurge numbers of homeseekers who (son and the price, while not nearly ore unable to make the trip until af-so high as last year, is better thiui ter harvest, The Oregon State Cham- many sheepmen had expected.' The ber of Commerce is muking complete jlumbs were ijl black free stuff and preparations for the September trip, I were the reBult of cross breeding with according to announcement todoyv LincohvMerinO' ewes and Hampshire Commercial clubs of the -state have nams. They -were grown lit the big been urged to complete the listing of ranch, at Arlington and futtened on uvuilable lands in each community the Wena-ha forest reserve in the vi for the information of the settlers, oinity of Gibbon and Black mountain. md these listed lands will be placed "On their first shipment of lambs in the hands of each member of the last year Smythe Bros, secured $-1(1.85 ment goes on to say: I lie lambs thv Supreme Council, the two locul weighed 82 pounds and the buyers ; Councils will sponsor 'enjoyable af declared them the finest lot of west-1 fairs, scheduled for every night dur emers thta-t have been on the market , ing the week of the; Convention. this viir. This is the biggest lamb! California Council, No. 880, K. C.'s, will hold open house every afternoon and evening, with dancing und re freshments for the visitors. San Fiia-ncisco Council, No. (11G, the pioneer Council of the Knights of Columbus on the Pacific Coust, will iiso declare open house in its mag nificient down town building. WESTENHAVER & GILBERT Satisfaction rrtiiiranteed or Monpy Uefiindud. 1.109 Atlanta Ave. La (Jranrte, Orrgon Woodmen to Meet. I Next Thursdy evening is a big mid summer event for Modem Woodmen of America. Clark Rostock! will be present to tell about the head camp und there will he refreshments after cnat. a ii moiiem rfooumen uui- vm- neut ft pleasant social iting Woodmen are cordially urged to-meeting Wednesday ( evening. ,; The attend. , , ' lodge jiad oi iginally blanned to have I the famous. .-Mooschenrt movies come Elk' Meeting July 2t. I here August illh, but fearing the time The monthly meeting of La Grundc .inopportune, the members decided to plan. Secretary Frank Pearson has been taking his vacution but will be home by that time. He went to Boise. ' MOOSE DEFER PICTUKE. La Grande Lodge 8.50, L. 0. O. M., held ft pleasant social hour at their lxxlge No. 4.'i:i, B. P. O. E., will be held July 21st, During the summer months the weekly meetings ure dis pensed with in favor of the' monthly move the date ahead anil Secretary M. A. Stilwell has been instructed to write for, u date Jn September, prob adily the 9th. i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Ai.fay.i at your service. Phone Black 801. ' 4-19-tf NOTICE. The Yeoman Lodge will hold their j j annual picnic Sunday? July 17, at the js Mayville picnic grounds. All Yeoman ij are requested to meet at Eagles Hall s at 8:30 a. m. for transportation. J , 7-15-2tp- I I NEW TODAY ! If Mary Charlott Martin will com municate with the Red Cross at La Gii.wide she will receive good news. 7-19-3t Canning Days Are Here Do not tU'lay in ordering ,your fruit for can ieiiii'. Tli is-week we will have Raspberries, Loganberries, Blackberries, Black Caps, Apricots and Peach Plums ' AVcliavp a fresh line of Vegetables; every 1 morning. Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Green Peas, String Beans, Green Onions and Cucumbers. Notice Is hereby given that the un. dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Unipn County, Executor ijor the ksintc or Kuuoipnine t,. ii&rm, ' 1 ilpcpneil. nnd hnn nilalified ns'such. All persons having cluims against said estate are hereby required to present tho same, verified as required by law, to the undersfgned' at I Grande, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 12th day of July, 1921. . J. II. BLUMENSTEIN, Executor of the Estate of Rudolphine L. Harm, deceased. . Illy. Jly. 12-09-26, Aug. 2-9 . II SI j i I Dunbar's Taxi Line I t Prompt, and at all houri. j ! i Phone Main 789, cor. Fir j ! j and Monroe Red 2232 I ! I j after midnight. j WE PAY At on Tim; DEPOSITS Ambition and ability combined with a proper amount of aggres- '; siveness make poor men rich, j In addition to these qualities learn the1 (value of a DOLLAR, then'form'an association wilh. a', safe, reponsible bank like this, by starting a check account and you have laid the foundation for con , sistent .WEALTH BUILDING. .. LA OR.ANDE NATIONAL DANK LA GRANDE, OrE- SOUND-REUySkBLE- PR.CX3RESSIVE 1 .-fgi MdMBdkU federal RESERVE LOST Bunch of lceys on ring. Sat- s urday. Finder cull Black GH2 orJ rerurn to . Observer office and re-js i ceive reward. , 7-19-ltp 'j ... 'i LOST Ladies brown "coat with Llk.'s- 1 nih. ' Please returi kn ' Mr& Rov ' I F Satisfaction fJiiarantefd- -Fre Delivtry 7-19-: FOR RENT FOR RENT Rooms over Drug Store. L. & L. 7-14-tf FOR RENT Two Phone Red 3601. furnished rooms. on. J. L. MARS. , or Si v-tig-7-19-lt. -, . 1 1 I .... ( ,-, I Film Finishing Right. FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams. Phone Black 3772. 7-161mo FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 Adams. Phone R. 671 6-lG-tf The expert of drugs and chen.icais. j the expert of films and photo finish ing. The re?ults depend altogether j on chemical quality. Uepeni un us. i 7-ltfjWe hnve special' department for finishing your film and producing your , pictures. We give the best of work in . the shortest of time nhd charge ytiu . the least amount of money. FOR RENT OR SALE Two houses. Comer Benton and Walnut, nrnr P..lm.. Mill Raw ttrm. I will be in city only a f.w days. Dan READ THE OBSERVER WANT ADS FAMILY ORU .STORE L.A OSANSCOSCSON. Wilson. 7-M-Hp LOST AND FOUND. U)ST Between Island CHy end L Grande, crank for automobile. Re turn to MacPeherson's Bakery. Re ward. 7-16-H LOST Pendant. Elk's Emblem with Elk's tooth. Reward. Return to 1803 3rd St. 7-15-3t FOUND Urge buch of key Call at Observer office. 7-lt-2t. I)ST Fine singing canary, Reward. Mrs C. E. Wale, IDOfiJ Adhnw. 7-183t OflSERVEIt WATT ADS PAY WIRING, REPAIRING ; ' APPLIANCES ANT). FIXTURES ' AT H. & S. Electric Co. Elfftrintl Con tractors. ior DEPOT ST. PHONE RED 39,11 'I A Real Camp Stove ?12.50. 1 ('iniiji Stovt' with Ovon, Fry infr. Pan, 2 lirciul Puns, 1 CoflVo Put, 1 Cuke Tiirncr, 1 ' Hiiti-licr Knifp, l" Moat I-Vwlf, 1 Varinjr KnilV, 1 Hot Pan Lil'tor, ' 1 Can Opciifr, (i Knives, (i Forks, i Tt'a SpooiH, ri PWt.cs, (i Cups, witli -m-vas ,. .VII packs in oven inside stove ... $20.00 FISH IN I TACKLK (SUNS anil AMMUNITION CAMP TTTKNSir.S of ALL FTNDS l A J : DISCOUNT FOR CASH . O REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom Was His Firt Customer BY ALLMAN WHEN ClO WU FIR57 MI5 JP WRI57 WATCH ? Vou oold GO Right 0"WM AND Jif THE CLE A IF AmVOmE TuRuf Pi I fx I.O.sT In La Grande or at ball frame Sunday. One watch chain milh Double Elk Tooth Fob. Re turn to Observer or W. D. MM-t rhell. Island City, Reward. 7-l- tip. X .A - A . . . . . ' , , DIP fWV OWE 1 1 VOH T KNOW.' 1QO B6m ' - ; I' f . L , 0OM T UlT j z ut; : v.; . j san can o;T.t i a wmlhe i ZSj IT : ' ifef: i I READ THIS OBSERVER WANT ADS OBSFRVER WAST ADS PAI .-' 'V