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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1921)
La GRANDu EvuNING observer "pAftR NHIV hi IN " ' ' 1 : Observer Classified Ads : i , . i .WANTED, liNEW TODAY! WANTED A middle-aired woman fori! , housekeeping. Inquire of Observer. I -' 7-22-2tp bl'lTK Or OFKIl'K UOOMS fur rent In very desirable location and In WANTED Raspberry pickers. Eric . Carlson, May , Park. Phone Red 2012. . 7-21-2tp WANTED Woman to call and take home family washing. Call C. O. Bourdette at Observer office. WANTED $4000.00 on gilt-edged se- curity. Call at Room 11, West Jacobson Building. Phone Red 972. Hill & Tetreau. , 7-21-tf WANTED Refined middle aged " ' widow wants position as house keeper for one or more respecta ,' - ble men. Write R. A. of Observer 7-22-2tp. WANTED Position as housekeeper by competent, reliable middle-aged woman with small boy. Country preferred. Best of references. Mrs. Ray Smith, Alice), Oregon. 7-21-5tp WANTED Young man to travel and fell magazines. High schooll . btudent, a graduate preferred. Course of Instruction in sules ' manslilp furnished. Address "J. W.", care Observer. 7-E-tf good building. Call Observer. 7-20-3t WANTED Woman to do .family, washing. Call C. 0. Bourdette at Observer office. LOST On the streets of La Grande r niluy evening child s blue serge coat. Return to Eire Department. I 7-2:i-2t.! FOUND A man's coat. Owner may have same byi calling at Observer and paying fdV this ad. 7-23-lt. FOR KENT Alter the 25th, mod ern six room house. 15011 N Ave. 7-23-ltp FOR S.tLE Modem home, live . rooms, large sleeping porch, full basement, stationary tubs, good furnace, fireplace, fine chicken park, garage, a complete little home. Terms if desired, '2nd and .l. Ave. .Mrs. (J. D. Krilithiser. 7-23-:u. FOR SALE Oft TRADE FOR SALE Mill wood. Phone Black 901. , 7-14-tf FOR SALE Chain wood. Call Black 1042. 7-21-2t. FOR SALE Block cherries, 20c a, gallon. Call Blacki a-101. 7-21-2t. FOR SALE Two corner lots, Spruce and R streets. Garden ind young orchard, $400.00. Inquire 1715 Spruce street. ' 7-23-7tp FOR SALE Dininfr-room set. Mon arch range. Phone Main 709. 7-23-0t .'Oil SALE Bicycle, cheap. 00:1 .Adams Ave. . 7-2.1-ltp mtttjmjuamijniittmimtaruimjmi::: FIND IT HERE FOR SALE 280-acre farm and pas ture land. Address S. W. Koger, owner, Cove, Ore. FOR SALE New Dalton Adding Machine. Bargain. Call Observ er. B-lS-tt FOR SALE 100 acres choice farming ground. For price and terms, in quire of Becker Bros,, Cove, Ore. 7-20-fltp FOR SALE OR TRAI)Kv-Slx room house, three lots; W. Ave. Good woodshed.. garage, lawn. Call Red 1301 or see owner, 1201 V Ave. 7-20-tf. FOR SALE) Toggenburg milk goats Joes, doe kids and bucks. Rose- mont Goat Dairy. 7 K. G4th St., N., Portland, Oregon. 7-21-66 FOR SALE 3-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 RENT FOR RENT Rooms over L. & L. Drug Store. 7-U-tf FOR RENT Two furnished rooms Phone Red 3001. ' 7-1-tf FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams, Phone Black 3772. 7-16-lmo FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 Adama. ' Phone R. 671 B-16-tf FOR RENT Three-room modem fur nished apartment. 1403 S Ave. 7-21-tf FOR RENT Two or three unfur nished housekeeping rooms. Call ., 5nl St. . V :.7-W-3t NOTICES. W ill Sacrifice I'liuin Fir quick turnovor will sacrifice price. Piano In our possession In La Grande and must be moved at once. Easy pnytueuls. Write quick for! particulars to the Denver Music. Company, Denver, Colorado. Dally 7-5-15. Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Always at your service. Phone Black 801. 4-19-tf AMERICA U i UNAFRAID 'To 11h Krailuats' of t.lio ' Annapolis Naval Acwlcniy ; President Harding said: THE REASON FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH , IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE V; M w t r sr. .. "I want, you ;to help make this a ..Re public of corweioiiep, a Wopublit; of sympathy, strength anil high ideals Aineriea unafraid." ,1' On the lwoks of this Justitu-;, ",: tion are written the records of individual "citizens who are do- ing their part, to make this' . community - representative, of America's strength and high ideals. . ' .'; " This is America's, hirthday, month. "Why not observe it by" adding substantially to ivour hank accoiinlt, fop strength? United States National Bank MARE THE OREGON YOUR HOTEL WHEN IN PORTLAND X,l--4 .. . l li Oregon Fire Relief Association. The McMinnviPe Company. Mutual In surance with Premium guaranteed. Insurance at cost. T. K. Bellamy, West-Jacobson Building. 6-3-tf NOTICE. The I.a Grande Concrete company have changed their phone numher from Farmers 273 to Main 124. 7-21-Kt i Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Always at your service. Phone Black 801. 4-19-tf ESTRAY NOTICE. The following estravs have been taken up and impounded in the city pound: One bay mare wish wire cut a,cross front legs near shoulders, brundtd with crows-foot; one bay mare, weight about 1400 pounds; branded with qnarter-eircle-U on left hip. Owner can have same by proving his property and paying pound fees and advertising costs. ROY FLEXER, CJiief of Police. Popular Spacious Lobby At the Center or Everything. Hroudway at Stark St. We Biiggest you write, phone or wire fur reservations. ARTHUR. H. MEYERS, Manager. We Buy For Gash Direct from the Manufacturer , We Sell for Cash That is why our prices are the most rensonahhi on the new Quality Merchandise we are now receiving each day. ' ; : j ' , WESTENHAVER & GILBERT Sitlisfiiclion Gunrnnti'od or Money nefuv.it'ri. . 1309 Adams Ave. Lit (ininric, Oregon ( 'hncolale-Covered Dtdiciousness. A delightful ussortnieiit of chocolate creams the chocolate is the heaviest amongst coalings of the kind, and the most delicious. The creams are fond ant of excessive smoothness and de lightfully flavored with vuriety of fruit flavors. Full pound boxes, 7.rc this nlonih. PALACE CON FECTION ERY COMPANY. 7-2.1-lt. Ii Grande Oregon. ECHO HOTEL BI R.NS. PENDLETON. July 23. The Hotel i Hoskins, a three-story wooden build I ing at Echo, Oreg., burned to the ' 'J Ground at noon ves'erdav. nccordinu FOR RENTi-Mx "robin . resfdericej i K here tonight The--J Reduce Clothing Expense AN OLD SUIT REMODELED IS OFTEN AS ATTRACTIVE AS A NEW ONE. . ; MAKING NEW SUITS is our regular business, and if you want a new tailor made outfit we can give you the perfection of the art at remarkably low pi-ices a reduction in expense even in the new product. BUT, if you want to economize, bring your old suit to us for remodeling, cleaning and pressing. VVa can make a marvelous change in that old suit a change that will add tone to your appearance and much long er life to the garment. The Wardrobe V WOOD W. BERRY ' Dry Cleaning a Specialty 1 close In, Inquire 'of Eali .un dell at La flrande National Hunk. 7-!2-3t MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING anfl Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for Spirella Corset. 1808 Second St., Phone Red 22. 2-1-tf furnishings and the belongings of the'i ; patrons were saved. The building was j not insured, according to reports. The Echo fire department and citizens sav- ' ed the Methodist church and a resi-'i dence in the rear of the hotel. The 1 S loss was about $0,000. jj IT'S TIME 'NOW TO GO DOWN AND HEAR OLD Importance of Accurate Gears Si'sond nnly to tho motor in Inipm taiu'o are the ciirH uhimI in traDRniililiiK the power from your mm or to the rear wheels. To insure power and avoid trouble , . Keneially both tniiiHntiHHlon and ' differen tial peurs must be nclentl flfully correct and of the (ireiient accuracy. Double IMamond nre such Kent's. They tire made of l)ickel-teel Helecled by fac tory', experts at the steel jnills, and -they are manu factured by experienced worker In the most Helen 1 1 (1 ca 1 1 y n cc ra t e manner. When your repair man has to put new gears In your car, tell hi in to order Dou ble Diamond from us. We ran supply them Imme diately. Parts Catalogue lo the Trade. Trade Patterson Parts i in-. ''.New parts for nil rmV t!ci-U'j Tui-irth SI. .North, nl Itiirnslde rboiie I tn mm I way 75l I'OKTLANI). OKEtJON Other - HtorcH Itroiulutiy Oaklmnl, Calif. ' Children's Ailments DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are the most common diseases of children. To correct them you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will do the work and will make your child bright and cheerful the following morning. Do not punish your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber lain's Tablets are better and more pleasant to take. .-" ,r.- Wealth, WE PAY 4Z on Tine DEPOSITS Ambition and ability combined with a proper amount of aggres; siveness make poor men rich.' In addition to these qualities learn the value of a DOLLAR, then form an association with a safe, reponsible bank like this, by starting a check account and you have laid the foundation for con sistent WEALTH BUILDING. - - - ! LA OKANDE NATIONAL BANK ' ' LA, GRANDE , ORJE- SCUND-RELTABLE- r-RCX3RESSIVE MEMBER1 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Mail Orders Wclrome. ji Wherever an order may come from poods can le delivered. So mail ! orders are welcomed by us and our ! .L- . I I HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGEjPr"mPt ' f Kood wiH be:i by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell. 1104 O. welcome to you. Send your orders jj Ipiiva order At LamD- kell Siter, Ladies furnisninga. 1306 Adams avenue. 8-22-tf HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE BUTTONS COVERED. Half Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and Bullet Acorn styles. Mail orders giv en prompt attention. All work guar anteed. Orders taken for pleating. MRS. L. H. NORTON. 906 Adams Ave. Red 711 First Door West of Post Office. O.V ARE PAYING FOR STRICT- i,Y FRESH EGGS, CASES INCI.UD-! ED, $10M PER CASk., LAhn U.-N LIVKRY. C(lWirrj Ai. CREAflERT CO. SilM 111 I. A GKAN'DE, ORE 7-22-2t. Distance i means nothing to the mails. J FAMILY DRU9 STORK LA CRANDCORCGON. fA. , Tl Ve Taste Te 'y ny o"r flavors yd no tht they are made from trV fruits and are not imita- tions. The taste is the real proof of purity are) purity is ine ttnu guar- For a 2 cooling drink Irq Hiluilla- i rl 51: m ice fePii-,ll"Pll.aiisiU' Ui antee of dedciowness. ir you wnM r - r ,. fa-ftit the finest drinks your palate ever de- ;3 iVHTwu:, lrVjjf"i . lighted in you It find them served at, Umr?fa &Z I our fountain. Plain or vfith jee cr.am !?j.Vr; WWifrlrSUHi ' ', and every popular facy eonoeit. I W - -fHz&i- J cream to take home or v. II send It. ifVi ?L&Z?l i Ocean Roar Plunge into the surf, dig clams, fish, hunt, play, rest and get the real joy that only a beach vacation can give. Just remember wliat a week or two will do for you at .. NORTH BEACH CLATSOP BEACH TILLAMOOK BEACHES or NEWPORT If there is r.ny doubt which one to visf it ask our nitwit for "Outings in the Pacific Northwest" ) and "Oregon Outdoors" They tell the whole story. Then pack your trunk and pur chase a Round Trip Summer Excursion Ticket via the Union Pacific System Insuring that most wonderful trip down through the Columbia Itiver Oorge. Let our agent tell you all about it, arrange your itinerary and make your reservation. J. H. KEKNEV, Agent Im Grande, Oregoh Win. Mi-Murray, General Passenger gent, Portland, Ore. A""" : The man of, sense is he who best pre sews those faculties with which nature has endowed him. Glasses are not an evidence of weak mind, but rather of strong intellect. In this day of consei-vation, men and women of strength, both mental and physical, wear them for preservation of nerve force and vitality, as much as for betterment of vision. Those at the forefront in worth while work are using every possible means to kfp themselves fit and efficient and no man can be efficient with leftivT"eyes uncorrected. ffc i ' 1 i ' Our equipment and methods are the most modern and accurate for the correct EXAMINATION f the eyes, and the prescribing of correct Glasses where needed. -BY- J.H.PEARE & SON Optometrists D is . i i 1 1 i 4 1 J 1 v ! 't COMPANY.