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Y SoTiirrtiiv. .Tntr'aft 11 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i ' PAttF. 8WVE.N HOSE yt rt a'. I P.flMPFTITIflM ' P""" 1 : upserver uassmca as : rjgmJ :v;v.--- TCWW C P DC U, i :i t 1 ' I l 14 ni I I 111 A V I I IV l. I I . I 'Mi U 11 illAJWY IWiAl !l I 1I1I1IU UU U , J M I "i r 1 "jv,iVj :i snw! III II I II lr I 1(1 17 1 II II 111.11 I H 1 " x uv Ull LIIUI L.I11 1 , lhe RrU(tinK. 0f ten miles on the, i WANTED fount man and rell magazines. to trayel Hlgb achoo' student, a graduata preferred. Course nf Instruction In sales manship furnished. Address "J. W.", care Observer. 7-B-tf WANTED Woman for general . housework. Apply at 1704 Gilt St. 7-2f)-3tp. FOR SALVOR TRADE FOR SALE-901. Mill wood. Phone Black 7-14-tf FOR SALE Frying chickens, 50c each. Phon Black 3371. 7-25-4tp FOR SALE A few good milk cows. W. A.' Bums. Phone Black 282. 7-26-5t 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 Wood saw, fully equip ped Willi 6 H. P. Olray Engine. Phone Black 9C1. 7 -23- It. FOR SALE Two corner lots, Spruce and R streets, (iarden ind young orchard, $400.00. Inquire 1715 Spruce street. 7-2.1-7tp FOR SALE Grain hay, $7 per ton in the shock. I,ee Reynolds. Farmers C2. 2J miles east on highway. 7-27-3tp FOR SALE Ivers & Pond piano, wal nut finish, in fine condition. A bar gain. Inquire 14I0 Wash. Ave. 7-26-6tp. FOR SALE A five-room modern house cor. Seventh and M. must be sold wllhin two weeks. In quire 1301 7lll street 7-28-tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE Six room house, three lots; W. Ave. Good woodshed, garage, lawn. Call Red 1301 or see owner, 1201 V Ave. 7-20-tf. FOR SALE 3 -room cottage, some fruit trees, cement walk Reason able. Will take small car as part payment. Cbarles 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,' nr Henry Nurre, Alicel 7-25-Ot. FOR RENT FOR RENT Rooms over L. & L Drug Store. 7-14-tf FOR RENT Two Phone Red 3G01. furnished rooms. 7-1-tf FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1510 Adams, Phone Blaclt 3772. 7-10-lmo FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 Adams. Phone R. 671 5-16-tr FOR 'RlENT For 11 months, furnish :i ed house. Call Chas. Reynolds, Main 8fi. 7-28-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for Snirella Corsets. 1805 Second St., Phone Red 22. 2-1-tf Don't waste mohev-! Whv nnv S'J nti for cleaning and Dressing a suit when we do it for $1.50. McCall Co., Foley nuiei Annex. rJiacK lozz. 7-30-ltp PORTLAM), July 30 In tun pat I ! thwrfl hits been lively b.iMtnR on pur- J . Ilr.nl.... L.l.o Katin-n tliu Situ I A Vlltfh- r.iniitiluuiiiii ' hilt Thiirflriav ' KrudiiiK. of mi lea Those eliminated in the ureliminar- FOR SALE Cheap lumber. Call Red 108 of tne recnt M- ty.A tou- 4071. See W. R. Kiveite ihnl art ustwu iu imiueumitiy com ...ii- ? a i.:.u ..Ki:..uA.i '? I vuuis-rwpun, uiKHway raiuuiiiiitm Wo are featuring our Men's PROOF HOSIERY" in rill In-own, grey, and white. This is rot ton dress or light wm k Imbe "PUNCTURE shades i;n-k, :i fine, duralilo . Priced at Mooxeheart Pictures Booked September 9th is the date finally ' ni hivnivnter mnrk. Twentv-onel' determined upon for presentation of contractors bid on this work. There . l w n ,1.. ai .....I....... . u..' ... i ' t, 7in im "lumcaie wun j. v.rumer, secre- mmwus ahuu;.-itui i t me were so many dhis to compare nnui; ,-.iu-im . , s, ,!,, ,i. .u. ,i;,...,; .1 !...! - iuiy ui ine i. m. v. n., 111 uruer iu i.. "i.unaiyze Hint me commiMMuii wiuiuuiu ard would have lo K ! BOARD Home cooking. Prices reas- make arrangements for the consola-: the local Moose lodge. 1 he film tells ed Hint aw onable. 14:i4 Adams. Phone Red tion series. (the story of Mooseneait, where or- over. Ii!i.'i2. 7-a0-lt. The consolation series was decided phans of Moose ure educated in oiie ronlracts Arc Awarded, on because it was believed that the."1 "c wonder scnoois oi me worm, FOR SALE Five room house with preliminary matches eliminated some' 15c bath and sleeping porch. -Good loca-! cirwi nlur. ni h. .nDnr.t tli.n 7IW Un! U e - " ...v. 1 t on ' matches will be arranged among ,r"flp; players. these lfi.81! Contiucts awarded were: Lakeview Ijx Pine highway miluo nvnili,iu, rurilf.l..il In ,ljlWa (.film. ! I Delezates lave Monday. -ni;A I Monday evening will see the depar-! Till.,!,,!, ,.' w.l.n lu.i- lo ' A cup has been offered for the win- ture of three delegates from Union ; pjV0rtoll 1.5 mji,. 0f gravel, awarded run oai.tr-modern nome, live rooms ... f trl1 n.i,: i .c.,,.,, . ,ua im,,r;l P,,l,. .f th.. : . r ... 7. . arge s eep ng porch, full basement,'. , 7, ---""", ' " , , ' . " , t . T : ' " 1 to nilnmooK couniy Tor ji;i,B42. Ktationary'tubs, gocii furnace, fire-' w'!' be P1"' in thls seil", ntic Order Knights of Khonis- Deschutes county-Unit No. 2, from place, fine chicken park, garage, a'The CUP for the contemplated . san at Chatanooga, Tenn. H. P. 01-! Plu.line p,.nil.ie to Klamath county complete little home. Terms if de- ' consolation series is now on exhibition iver, a regular representutive, can. on The i)aies-California high- sired, 801 M Avenue. MRS. C. 1). EMAHISER. 7-.10r3t. . FOR RENT Two room, nicely furn- in ine d. j. renney company winaow, 1101 aiienu ana nis ai.uniauve, iuny;w, ., a j 1 . . nwnwloit together with the cups that go to the : D. Smith, of Union, is next in line. ! ),.sonlltes t.ounty for $11 948 (:0 winners of the singles and doubles in Mr. Smith, DeLile Greene, and C. K. 1 clatsop county Miles' Crossing to the main series. The singles were won ; MeCormick will make up the delega- ci,:., ' ., a .iioo ukn.,i.ii,lu. i , by t.yle Wilson, of Imbler, and the , tion going from the temple at miles grading and macadamiiingjohn ished housekeeping apartment. Man ; doubles by Norman Frees and Charles ' Granite. The Imperial Palace opens sm T.!" J'MTi? . r&,7JA - -ihiren ,nKner I one week from Mond.. to J 7-30-1 1.' FOR RENT Furnished apartments at Washington Apartments. Phone Main 701. . 7-30-lt FOR RENT Three furnished house , keeping rooms. Clean and newly fin ished. Call Red l.'lll. 7-110-tf Country Club Notes Illicit I.IkMm About (111 l.lnkM t'lul, Hummc hud Niilalurluiil. FOUNi Bunch of (1 keys on ring, nt corner of O and Wash. Ave. Inquire at Observer office. 7-30-lt After several days wlthont an en gine to pump water inio the nala 1 .ill 11 111 , service has again been In- u,J' '"U11 l r V'u , '' evening when II10 Nut. was m n i,Pa TT,e! KUi-antee. . ,.,.W(U,a for Beverui ,,,.. McCall Co., Foley Hotel Annex. Black I 182. 7-30-ltp . The ''once over" on the camp NOTICE OF REMOVAI B''und was completed last evening. Kerr, (iifford and Company, grain ' "' nothing furlher will bo dune tin buyers, have moved their local office t til tbo entrance way is filled In, from the New Foley Buililinir at the corner of Adams Avenue and Chest nut Street to the' old llolton-Bodmer place, recently occupied by the Ore gon Hardware and Implement Com pany, on Jefferson Avenue at the foot of Depot street. The firm will be glad to meet nil of its old custom ers as well as all others having grain to dispose of. at its new offices. KKKR, G1FFORD & COMPANY. 7-30-2(!t. Looked Too Youthful to Him. After typhoid fever auntie had to have her lialr cut oft. One day a Httlo friend come to see her. The child seemed interested In nuutle's bobbed hend and said: "My, but you've iM awful young bnlr for un auntie." Is) U 1 (WtSWnS ANSVff R5 B nn .' pEM STITCHING AND PICOT EDGE ; (j avenue, of leave order at Camp- bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, i 1305 Adams avenue. QlHlstic)llH . What nnrrow eseapn had Jp lioshaphat In I ho battle with the Sy rians? 2. By whom was ho Pavod? .1. How was Ahah kilted? 4. What prediction of Klijah'B rcfinrding Ahtib's death wan fulfill ed? 5, Why had Ahnb thought lilm aeir safe in this battle? fi. Whb'h oT Ahub's fiOiiK succeed ed him to tho throne? 7. What character did ho bear? 8. What accident hrell him? 0, Of whom did ho tr to aHcer tain whether or not ho would re cover? 10. What was Klijah'B prediction regarding hin recovery ami bin Impiety? which will be dope by employed help. The park will be .seeded to Rras when the full ruins start, hunt ev enings' party was the third of n se ries, and Mcs. H. M. Bay and Mrs. William Selgrlst were In charge. The crowd was a large one and plenty of good things to eat hud been pro vided. The next gathering of this sort wjll be next Wednesduy even ing when the activities will bo- di rected, to the fairways in an effort to smooth out the wrinkles before the full ruins come, Kufus I'onrch und 1 Crowe are In charge of the men and the dinner will be looked after by Mrs, Waller Parker and Mrs. G. L. Larison, Mrs. Hruce Cox and Mrs. Uufus Fourth. nrl.1wt week. On their return they will come j ri,.(.i,Jim,ltt nrtllllJ -iiir"- nn tv. via Birmingham and Memphis to:on um Suchw t;mik!S on Kansas City. bridge fhMtrs; Wurren Construction company, $5,(j88. i Wulhtwa county Rridtje over prair ie creek;- Oscar Obcrg-, $0,(185. v Delerate at San Franrisco. J. H. Peare. one of the Oreiron dele gates to the International Supreme t convention of the Knights of Oolum-1 .WashiriRton county Bridge nt Gale bus was due in the convention town I J Bpum Construction company, today, having- left here several days ago. The convention lasts until Thurs day night. Pendleton Hall .Repaired. 'The Masonic Hall nt Pemlleton will he repaired to the extent of a new hardwood floor, contracts having been let for the work this week. Eagles Entertained. Last evening local Kagles were en tertained informally by the auxiliary. Refreshments were served and th ev ening spent in a very informal manner. Origin of "Scapepoat." In accordance with the enctent Jew ish rltiiul, on the le of Atonement the chief priest symbolically laid thn sins of the people on h gnat and Rent It out Into Hie wlhWiiHss. HEAD OHSKRVKlt WANT ADS. A number of bridge and grading contracts were referred to the engineer. Hard Question to Answer. , Hobble wun foml of hit words, and never let a chance slip by of using one. lie did not, however, always get them In I he riuht place, lit was Kick abed with nil attack of measles. The doctor cullim; one tiny, look up a hmid mirror and shnweii Bbhle how he looked. Hubble gazed nt bis moilled face disgustedly In the mirror, and then looUIng tip to the doctor, nsked. "When do you think I will be hack to civilization?" il. A. rhinlunrs bankrupt, stork. nf ("lotliincr, Shops, Hats and Men's Furnishings hou'ht lv WESTENHAVER & GILBERT Sutisfuclion Oiinrniilped or Money Refunded. 130!) Adams Ave. La (irandc, Oregon Peruvian Literature. I'rlntliiK wnH liiliiwliiif"! in IVrii Ih nml thniiiKli tni,'(i'Mlli'K ciHilurlt'S pnot-i nml ullipr wriii'rs turn ciuitrlli- Ulrll III ,IIS llliTHturi'. ' HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE BUTTONS COVERED. Half Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and V Bullet Acorn styles. Mall orders gi- n prompt attention. All, work guar 'i anteed. Orders taken for pleating. MRS. U H. NORTON. tot Adams Are. Rl 711 . First Door West of Post Office. tuttttttmmtmwttrri i neht fi 7. AnweiH " to Yewlei'(!:i,v QiKvtlon 1, Asa suffered and died of a painful disease. 2. 'Ahab made a feast for ,Te hnshapbat and his servants in cele bration of the alliance made be tween the two 3. The Syrians were still IpM inK iHrael at this time. i. The Syrians bad taken Hamoih (Ulead. 6. Hamolh-ftilend was fn Ibe tilbe of (lad on the east of Jordan. 6. Jehoshuphant wished to know the will of (Jod before going to There have been enjoyable affairs In the club house and ull that but nothing of a social nature In the his tory of the Country Club bus ex-( celled the Informal authoring of men and women .during tbo work purties of three successive Friday evenings. The men enjoy It and so do the ladies, tyemhers of the club ; who are just well enough acquaint- ed before to any "Howdy" urn now i intimate friends for having toted ! rocka and swung a mullock MboiUder to shoulder in cleaning up one or1 nature's beauty spots where the I meinbeiship can go to ramp aud pic nlc and swim and visit. Electrical Suppli les For Tht jjife PORTLAND MARKETS. PORTLAND, July HO. Cattle, hogs and sheep were nominally steady to day, and he price was unchanged from yesterday's quotations. FIND IT HERE rcuuttf Ahab's prophets told Jehosha- phat that God was wiih thnm. 8. Jehoshftphat consulted -Mlcn-l:ih before going to light. 9 Miraiah dsoribd Ood on His throne, the host of heaven around him, and an evil spirit going forth : NOTICES, Call thm ! Orcnf Hr plovment to entice Ahab to his fall. Offire for your help. A!ay at your 1. Ahab put Miraiah in prison. 4.19-tf Japanese MTrlal by Ordeal, , i. Trial by ordeal still exists In some pnrts of J ii pun. If a tht-ft takes place !u a household, all the servants are required to write a certain word with the same bruh. The con-knee Is supposed to betray Its workings In the waves of the Ideographs written. Tracing an Ideograph Involve such an effort to miwular dtrectiiess and undivided attention that this devk e often leads to the dcovery of tha guilty person. Fifty Year of Lift. A French KtntlttHttn has been dab bibig It Ii figures to Mad out Just what man does with that prerfnu thing called time. He concliidfs that j at the age of fifty years the avernge ; man has slept B.(M) days, wnrked ; CWal. walked WK. nnmd hlmelf 4,fiiM), xpnnf ,.VjO etitlng, and haa btn j III .l daya. i H ome A FULL STOCK OP TOASTERS, CHILLS, PERCO LATORS, OIAFFINC DISHES, ETC. WHV HEAT UP A MASS OF IRON, LIKE A STOVE, AM) THE HOUSE UESIDES,THESE HOT DAYS TO PREPARE LUNCH WHEN ELECTRICAL. APPLIANCES OF, NEAT DE SIGN AND CIVINC OFF CONCENTRATED HEAT ARE WITHIN EASY REACH? PAY 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 GRANDE NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE . ORE. SOUND-PELl ABLE - F ROORESSIVE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE COME IN AND SEE US AHOIIT THEM. CREDIT IS COOI). USE IT. YOUR Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company HaUOTaTJ i'r iji'-" "i i The Sunny Side of The Street A s.'ivirig.s acfdiint jmis i:ls owner nn tire sunny siilc (if life. Despite re verses, liiy-olTs mill ups mid downs oT viiriniis kinds, tlie niiin vln saves cnii Kt.?ll. afford' 'U tfiuile. - ; ' ' . : i i : ' ' : . " His jiciiritnit. is tlie liilirieant. Iliat, mak es life run more smoothly and speeds his upward pronress. We iiarlieiilarly invite the wage earn er It'o open an aeeoiint with us. Small aeeoiints are eordiii.lly welcomed. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon DOINGS OF THE DUFFS iC..., Fire Relief AMcriation. The McMiiwni. Comrny- Ma,u1 raraner ;tk Vnmiart ruaranteca. . Inanre, ,t rost. T. K. Bellamy,!. Vert-Jatobjo,, Bildinf. "3-tf i Call IV. i . .-.r.nde Employment i Office for your help. Alwayi t jour lertic. Phone Biick 801. ' ' NOTirE. Tk' U r.rarde Concrete eompany ve fhanK,i their phone Bumt"r from Farmer, 273 to Ma, 12ft 'ij r H l swnded M Him. llitl, hill; roturr.H from Srov . 4 n arhoot 1 ,.,(h1 him akoul !! tr had Ainonr W"' Or t.ln,, k, owtlw-M,''."! tny M a. ,o.!noM'- "-" werli,, , to .rt. ,,. U: "Well. "yM. It .beut ! tout on ai,..Ei.btit Tom Forgot About Modern Style 15 Y ALLMAN A SWELL CHANCE 7011 HAVE TJ CROSS l1 - -TREET ANW -t-v MOPE' HEV, WHAT 3 THE MATTER THERE LITTLE GIRL? -B'p( ' A SWELL CHANCE w I I LOST WifJ, 17 i i i jraw NOW DON'T CRV! TELL ME, rJHCH wi did vour. MOTHER GO? I DON T know! " WHY DIDN'T VOU ' '''-'. KEEP A HOLD Ohl 1 VOUR MOTHER'S iro'MDN'T 5 i s I I! fci 4- n i y . (