La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1921, Image 7

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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: Observer Classified Ads :
WANTED.
WANTED Cook for Scout's camp. I
Apply Y. M. C. A. 7-2o-tfi
WANTED Position as housekeeper
by competent, reliable middle-aged
woman with small boy. Country
I preferred. Best of references. Mrs.
Kay Smith, Alice), Oregon.
7-21-5tp
WANTED Young man to travel
and sell magazines. High school
student, a graduate preferred.
Course of Instruction In sales
manship furnished. Address "J.
V.", care Observer. 7-5-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE Mill wood.
9U1.
Phone Black
7-H-tf
FOR SALE Frying chickens, fine
each. Phon Black 3371. 7-25-ltp
FOR SALE Dinmg-room set, Mon
arch range. Pnone Main 759,
7-23-Ct
FOR SALE Or will trade for lot.
A Buick car. 1414 Madison Ave.
1 7-25- 2tp
FOR SALE New Dalton Adding
Machine. Bargain. Call Observ
er. 6-13-tt
FOR SALE 280-acre farm and pas
ture land. Address S. W. Koger,
owner, Cove, Ore.
FOR SALE Two corner lots, Spruce
and R streets. Garden and young
orchard, $400.00. Inquire 1715
Spruce street. 7-2:i-7tp
FOR SALE 100 acres choice farming
ground. For price and terms In
quire of Btcker Bios,, Cove, Ore.
7-2O-0tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE Six room
house, three lots; W. Ave. Good
woodshed, garuge, lawn. Call Red
1301 or see owner, 1201 V Ave.
7-20-tf.
FOR SALE! Toggenburg milk gouts
does, doe kids und bucks. Rose-
inont (Joat Dairy. 7 E. C-lth St., N.,
Portland, Oregon.
7-21-Ct
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 SALE Wheat hay in the stack,
$7.40 ton. Also mixed hay in stack
$8.00 ton. .Inquire Bill Beveridge,
La Grande, or Henry Nurre, Alicel.
7-25-Gt.
FOR SALE Modem home, live
rooms, large sluepiug porch, full
basement, stationary tubs, good
furnace, fireplace, fine 'chicken
park, garage, a complete little
lionip. Terms if desired, 2nd and
M. Ave. Mrs. C. D. ftmulilutir.
7-23-3L
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Rooms over L. & L.
Drug Store. 7-14-tf
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms.
Phone Red 3C01. 7-1-tf
FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams.
Phone Black 3772. 7-lG-lmo
FOR RENT Furnished room. lulO
Adams. Phone R. 671 6-16-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCH INO anO FJeot Edge, bj
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for
Spirella Corsets. 1808 Second St.,
Phon Red 22. Z-l-tt
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
, HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
BUTTONS COVERED.
Half Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and
Bullet Acorn ityles. Mail orders giv
' cn prompt attention. All work guar
anteed. Orders taken for pleating.
MRS. L. H. NORTON,
0 Adams Ave. Red 711
First Door West of Post Office.
Artificial Leg Affects Watch.
Good wutrles lose hi accuracy by
exposure to n ninanetlc field. A war
Veteran working In a wat.rti factory
found It dltll'-ult to keep his watch
rifbt. Knowing something of nuirue
tlsm. It occurred to Mm that the steel
In his artificial leg might be magne
tized. He experimented and found this
to be the rase. He wi-nt to tin electric
light company anO bad his leg demag
netized. After this treatment his
atrh kept perfect time. popular Scl
ent Monthly.
Before Books Wtre Plentiful.
The almanac sml the family Rlblo
constituted the home llhnirjr some two
hundred rears ajro. The weather pre
dictions In Hie almanac of 180 jear
ago were occasionally right, and when
to proved In any locality, the fame of
the predictor was proclaimed abroad,
at the rorner irrocerles and tavern
bars of the lamj. '
O.i the Job.
A wntern p:.' T.ie mele
broke out here lt "It, but !'
Jobtoo. Ui towa conUUle, culil
m. Bostoj TraonTlpt.
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SNEW TODAY I
SUITE OP OFFICE ROOMS for rent
In very desirable loraiion and in
good building. Call Observer.
7-20-3t.
FOIt RENT Kootus and apartments.
Inquire 1C07 Gth St. Phono HUick
2211. 7-26-3tu.
WANTED An experienced wifitress
at the Silver Grill. 7-2-2t
LADIES Muke your holiday presents
with the Ideal Embroidery Needle.
Demonstrated at Newlin's.
7-2i-2tp
FOR SALE Ivers & Pond piano, wal
wut finish, in fine condition. A bar
gain. Inquire 1410 Wash. Ave.
JlJlfi 7-2G-6tp.
FOR SALE
Red 4042.
-Electric grill complete.
m 7-2G-2t
FOR SALE A few good milk cows.
W. A. Burns. Phone Black 282.
7-2G-5t
Delicacies That Oo Not Travel.
Least aprei-luted, relalJvely to tbefr
gnHtronuiulcal merits, are the soft
shelled turtles, nallve of the large
streams and lalies. They are hardly In
ferior to the diamond back terrapin,
hut are seldom seen in the markets
for two reasons because they do not
ship well 'and because local demand,
where they are caught, uss up the
supply. They are home-consumption
delicacies, like the honey banana, the
emerald-gem nmsUntelmi unci the fall
pippin apple too good for the or
dinary market ami sure to lose tlie!r
original flavor In passing through the
hands of the middleman.
Around the Clock.
"Yes, boys," continued the sterp
lejork. who was telling "true and
tl.rill.ng stories, 'yes. 1 was working
n clock tower one afternoon about '2
luinutes to 6, when 1 slipped, .slid down
I he roof and etuiglit on the long hand
of the chirk. There I dimpled while
the town folks collected below. So 1
yells to 'em, "Say, you folks, go home
to your suppers. It'll he close to half 1
on hour he.ore I drop." Houston L
Post.
Safety Match Swedi.h Invention.
The ml'cl.v nin; li' was tlie llivi-ntloii
of n S',.f(llsli innnurutturcr nnriu"!
l.liiKlsirinn. It lias Im'mii on the nuniitM
since 1S"i5. Its hend contain no phon
phoniM. tiul hold; n mixture. f wMcli
chliintte nf iotnsh nsn.illy forms a
port. The mrlkliiK sii'-r-.ice, on tlw
slilc of the hoi. Is formed by a coin-IM-.utuI
of r'tl pliosphor-.i- nrid sand.
The nifety nuilc-li Is inaniifuctuivd
chtefiy In Sweden, Nonvi.y auil Japan.
Ai She Is Wrote.
"The masculine of pplr.-.tor is bore,"
wrote a Malaysian schoolgirl. Another
girl, Intending to ue the word "ojipo
lte," bintMk'ied Into what Koine bus
hands will cull a puiiKHit truth. "A
wife." she wrote, vis the upset of her
husband." Boston Transcript.
Beautifu. Girl In' Pig Orange.
At an niuii;;o show In San Her
nardinn. Cn!.. one of the most attrac
tive exhibits was n lniiic prance outir
tered with a beautiful u'irl hiMde. At
recular Intenals the o;itne opened
and the lady threw out teal oranges
to tin; crowd.
The Quickest Films Sold.
A quick film is one so highly sen
sitized that it takes a picture in the
brightest liifht. Likewise it is the
best film when dull light prevails,
rast films are SURE takers
ll the fastest make.
FAMILY DRUG STORK
LA ORtGON.
Oregoa'ft Higher Institution of
TECHNOLOGY
Eif h( Schools; Svenly Df ptrtmenti
FALL TFRM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
Ftaf ialorfnaiifM la lb Rtril'r
Oregon Auricultural College
COKVAI.I.IS
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
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WILBUR, whv DID , wah-t To TR I HERE GOES FOR AH , HELP! )
nH 7,Hfcs 'EM UWDER WATER INSPECTION OF PARTS u V
EXPENSIVE nD SEE HOW UMKNOVJN- MtFF Ur ,,7 --..-
OjtherePvou'RE things look! unknown 5N FF .A0 ., ..,.( '.r.'-j-1...
UABlE-TOLOSE j is L-, SNlFFj. HA.-OONE ; f- (p.-
K oippv! fa y-v Jk,
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC THYSICIAXS
DR. J. L. 1NOI.E and DR. MAROARRT
I V (1 I. K Dist-uHe! of women und
children a Bueclulty. Oflce l'lionu
Main 10ft. Ren. Phone Mnin 126. La
Orunde National Bank Building.
PinstCIAXS AM) SPIKiEONS.
dr. j. l. Mcpherson Dentist. Suit-4-6.
over La Grande National Bank
building. Phones: Office, Main 71
residence. Red 2081. t
DR. R. J. RUCKMAN, Dentist Room
1 4-1 & Palmer-Hoesch Building, phone
Main 70. La Grande. Oregon.
XATl'KU Cl'ltH.
OR. A. N. MAYVI1.L.E BpecialUt In
chronic dlsaaa. Method tt, Mechano
Theropy and Naturopath. Bkln and
blood dtneasea, nervous dlHeatB
Chronlc Headache. Eczema. Sciatica.
Appendicitis. Conatlpallun, Uowe)
Trouble; all kind or Chronic Dis
eases successfully treated. Phone
Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second
floor Coo) Id ire Bldg-., opposite Star
Theatre. Office houra, 10 t 12 .
oi.,l:30 to 6:tiU p. u. Conauitat'-D
fre, -4tf
ATTORNEYS.
COCHRAN ft EBERHARD Geo. T.
CochrkQiand Colon B. Kberhard. At
torneys. La Grand National Bank
Bulldlo.
ft. J. GREEN, Attorney at Iiw Prar
tlcea In all State and Federal Courts
Oftlce L Qrande National Bank
Building.
R. J. ITITCHEN, Attorney at Iaw
Practice In all Courts. Offices
rooms St -2 2- La Grande ' National
Bank Building, La Grand. Oregon.
COXTrSACTOHS
O. J. McIjELTjAN Ri mistered profes
sional Civil Engineer; surveying and
aapa. Room 12, La Or nil e National
Bank building. Phone Main II.
AUCHITKCTS.
X H. MILLER, Architect Rooss 11,
. La Grande National Bank Bulldnlg.
Ia Qrande. Oregon.
ftttitniTTtTtTTnunTnnunntiiintnnttiutT
FIND IT HERE
NOTICES.
Will Sncrillec I'lano
Fir nulclt tttrnover will sacrifice
price. Piano In our possession in Ln
Orunde and must be moved nt once.
Easy., payments. Write ttnlck for
particulars to the Denver Music
Company, Denver, Colorado. '
Dally 7-5-10.
Call fhe La Grande Emplnvment
Office for your help. Alway.i at your
service. Fhone Black 801.
4-19-tf
Oregon Fire Relief Association. The
McMinnvllle Coropany. Mutual In
surance with Premium." guaranteed.
Insurance at cost. T. K. Bellamy,
West-Jacobson Building. 6-3-tf
NOTICE.
The Ia Grande Concrete company
have changed their phone number
from Farmers 21'i to Main 120.
7-2 1 -fit
Call the La Grande Employment
Office for your help. Always at your
service. Phone Black 801.
4-19-tf
The Economist. .
An economist, according to the Int -
est definition. Is a man wtio tells you! him to conclude that all is vanity un
what you sliould huie ih-ne with yourj.p (he sun! Ecdes. 1:2-1.
money after you have done sumeihiutj 7. The parable of the rich man ami
else with It. Lazarus is related in Luke 1(1:10-25.
WIRING, KEPAIRING
AITI.IANTES AND FIXTURES
AT
H. & S. Electric Co.
Electrical Contractors,
10j DEPOT ST. PHONE RED 39.11
il
1 1
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B. P. O. SL.KM I. Uranoe Lo3y No.
411. Lodge meeta each Thursday
evening at I o'olock. Home and club
Srlvllearea cheerfully aateaded to all
tether Elks.
NOLAN SKIFF.
Kxalted Ruler
P. L. PEAti.soN, Sic'y.
(Icdbbn gruuuuwi OF aXEUICA
La Grande Can-u Mo. 7?03 me-te on
the Oral and third Thurwdny even
ings of each ai'ntb. In the K. of P.
Hall. Vlalll'-.g
Ling ,iicr'Kr -.icue.
AKEKostock," clerk.
J. A. M. L Grand 1x3 ge No
41, A. F. 4 A. M.. holds regular meet
logs first and third Fridays at 7:X0
p. to. Cordial welcome to all Ma
son. '
E. R. OUYE, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS. fWo.
r. o. KAOl.EH Aerl No. ztt,
au.0u
every Friday nignc at uagies tai
Visiting members weloome.
J. J. MURCH1SON. W. P.
ML BIRUSELU 8-tary.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD U
Grande uaanp no. aieeis vrj
first and third Monday at Eaglet
hall. All visiting nelghDjrs wel
ooai. Due payable at the nfhr of
the clerk. Itoonm 21-22, La Urunde
National Hank Bide;.
Z. LILLY C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN rl-
U O. O. M. La Urande Lodge nu. ou
Loyal Order or wuose, noma regular
Heelings every Wednesday night al
8 p m. In Eagle Hall, next to Elk
Building, on Wednesday evenings
Visitors always welcome. Dues pav
able at La Grnirde Pharmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Qrocery Store.
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
J. G. HOLM, Sec.
xniwh'i-h OF PYTH1AB Red Croaa
Xxdge Nj. 17. meets every Monday
7J"J?i in Plla Hall (K. of P
Hall), at lp.ni, A Pythian welcome
to all vlaltlnir Knights.
C. W. MOORE. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM, K. R. S.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT A880C1 ATK1N of
the Maccabees, La uranue uouge no.
11, W. U. of M. LodKe meets first
Thuvday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. hall
Visiting Sisters welcome.
NORA B. MACKEY. Commander
MARJOIUE EATON,
Rocord-Keeper
I K B. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. B. 8..
'holds stated communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of each
nontb. Visiting member cordlallj
'CmmjLrA HUMPHREYS. W. M.
FLORENCE BACON, bee.
n nmn rriranna
1. What wicked means did Jerobo
am use to keep the ten tribes of Is
rael under his rule.
2. In what tribe was Bethel?
!i. What remarkable circumstance
happened to Jucob there before he
went to Syria? "
4. How did Jacob distinguish the
place? ' '
I B.When Israel worshiped idols un
der Jeroboam's influence, what did
God do to save them?
li. How was this effort of Cod's
met by Jeroboam ?
7. When Jeroboam acted thus what
happened to him?
8. How was Jeroboam released from
the affliction?
fl. Who was Zimri?
10. What vengeance did he execute
on the wicked family of Jeroboam?
Answers to Yesterday' Questions
1. Solomon's temple w-iis dedicated
with a solemn feast, the bringing in I
of the ark, Solomon's prayer, and
a sacrifice of peace offerings.
2. Upon hearing of Solomon's gran-1
deur, -the queen of Sheba in Arabia
came to visit him. '.
M. In Matthew 12:42 Christ com
pares himself with Solomon in refer
ence to the queen of Sheba's visit.
4. Solomon warns his son to keep
out of the way of sinners. 1
,1. David wrote Psalm 51:10.
1 (!. Solomon's great knowledge led
Fraternal Directory
Deep "See" Stuff
. Jeroboam was a servnnt to Sol-
oin-m. J
9. The prophet Ahijnh forctolj I
Jeroboam's honors by tearing the Int-
ter's garments intp twelve pieces and
and giving him ten. '
'10. This prophecy of Ahijah was
fulfilled at the revolt of the ten tribes, i
cttt
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Snake Kivern Comi. !
Snake River peaches of the very J
earliest Crawford varieties, have made i
their debut for and are quite
i 'sutisfav'ory for table use. Heportsli
'rom peach orchards of the closer!
localities are that u win iw aururi i
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v - "K 1 B 1''-"'-
rive.
Turlock Car Direct.
l.a Grande got a car of Turlock
"cants" direct, fitun the California
I jrrower,s t his week, und with less man
handling than express shipments, the
fruit came through in fine condition.
Also there in u slight decline in big
wholesale lot prices.
lierry Supply Improves..
A fresh supply of home-grown
raspberries and black caps appeared
the market today, the lot being
one of the clean-up shipments, for
there is very little left to piek in that
variety of fruit. The vegetable lines
on tapis now is full and complete,
largely home-grown.
KMYTHi: IlltOS. SDLL I.AMItS
An average of $1 1,25 per hun
dredweinbl for 0 carloads of lambs
sold on tbu CIiIwiko market duting
t ho p;isl week wan see u red by
Smythe Bros,, .of Pendleton. The
laiubs avera:Ml X2 p:unils in weight
and lliti buyers declared I hem the
finest lot or westerners that have
been on the market this year. This
Is the hlKost lamb sale for Oregon
so far' made 1 hin season.
I'Olt'l'I.AXI) .M.XUKKTS
roi(TI.ANl). July 20- Caltlo were
a t4iaicr lower today, choice steers
selling al $i to lli.uu. The price of
holts was alcutty after yesterday's
advance of twenty-live cents, prime
light sold yesterday for $12 and
$12.75t Sheep weie Oil cents low
er, oust of the nintltilulll Itlliibs sell
I ti M from tC to $ (i . 0 (I .
1 ,,
The Season.
One swallow nuiy not make a sum
mer, hut a urasshopiMT makes si-vera'
spring. Cornell Widow.
NOTICK
I'O CKBDlTOltS.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been 'duly appointed by
the. County Court of the State of
Oregon for Union County, Executor
of the Estate of Itudolphine L. Harm,
deceased, nnd has qualified as such.
afe
Milk
For Inlantj
& Invalids
NO COOKING
The "Food-Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Home, OlHce.an'l
Fountains. A$k for HORLICK'S.
tsr Avoid Imitations & Substitute!
rw h u mm w
ig Price Reduction
Sic i is now nnd net your choice of n lai'tfc nssoi'tinont; of sliii'S mid sizes.
Tlicv.iire genuine Siiiiinoiis I Jel'ricrators Miule for loiifi- life :uul duriiliil-
mid with a reputation for Ueejiinn food cool, pure and healthful with the
least possilile coiisuiuptioli if ice.
Our Prices Will Please You Come In
M
ens
Pants
Wo liavo just rcct'iv
pd "in1 i-oinplctc lino
of men's trousers for
loth work- and dress.
They vonie fimjm one
of the 'largest lnanu
farturers anil are of
the 'hest and most dur
. a'hlo fahi'ies in pat
terns' that will appeal
to you. .Prii'ed from
$1.95 to $7.50
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
Satisfaction fluarantced or Money Refunded.
l.'lOO Adams Ave. La Grande, Oregon
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All persons having claims against
said eslat'e are hereby rerruired to
present the same, verified as required
by law, to the undersigned at "La
Grande, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof. . ,
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, repohsible bank'like this, by
starting a check account and you
have laid the foundation for con:
sistent WEALTH BUILDING. '
WE "payIII
LA OKANDE
I4Z
NATIONAL BANK
Iun i ii-u. ill
PEP0aTS
LA OKANDE, ORE.
SOUND-RELIABLE- PROGRESSIVE
on Refrigerators
REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
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Dated nt La Grande, Oregon, this
12th day of July, 1021.
J. II. HLUMENSTEIN,
Executor of the Estate of Rudolphine
L. Harm, deceased.
Dly. Jly. 12-dSli, Aug. 2-9.
MEMBER!
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RESERVE
SYSTEM
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