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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
D?V,JaV-NR "nd Dn- MARGARET
.. . DIaMaes of women and
S ,, dr?!!. ''"" ""- Plione
slain 10. n,i, Phono Main' 126 La
Grande National Hank building.
PHYSICIANS AXI) SVRfiEOXS.
tH. R. J. RUCKMAN. Ifnt l.t Room
H-15 Palmer-Itoenrli Building, plione
NATURE CURE.
R. A. N. MATVILl.TC Bueenll.t la
chronic diseases. Methods, Mectiano
Theropy and Naturopath. Skin and
blood dlseaaes, nervous diseases.
Chronic Headache, Flczema. Sciatica,
Appendicitis, Constipation. Bowel
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dis
eases successfully treated. Phone
Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second
floor Coolldge Bid., opposite Star
Theatre. Office hours, 10 n 12 a.
m., 1:111 to 6 :0U i). m. Consuitat'-n
free, -4tf
ATTORNEYS.
COCHRAN ft BBERHARD Qeo. 1
Cochran and Colon B. Blbarhard. At
torneys. La Grande National Bant
Building.
B. J. GREEN, Attorney at ! .aw Prac
tices In all State and Federal Courts
Office La Grande National Bans
Building.
S. 1. KITCHEN, Attorney at Law-
Practice In all Courts. Of dew
rooms 81-22- La Grande National
Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon
CONTRACTORS
D. J. afcLELLAN Registered profes
sional Civil Engineer; surveying and
maps. Room 12, La Grande National
Bank building. Phone Main II.
ARCHITECTS.
C H. MILLER, Architect Roosa 11
La Grande National Bank Hulling
La Grande. Oregun.
Fraternal Directory
B. P. O. BI.KB I.a Uranoe I,o3e No
411. Lodge meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clur
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Ulka.
NOLAN SKIFF,
Exalted Rulei
F. L. PEARSON, Sec'y.
MODERN WOODMrJN OF AMBKICA
La Grande Camp No. 7T03 mets on
the Orst and third Thursday even
ings, of each aj'Kitn, In the K. of P
Hall. Visiting rettrnnoru .ilcoase
H. C. BALL. V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk
A. f. ft A. H. La Grande- Ledge Nr
41, A. V. ft A. M., holds regular meet
lnga nrat and third Fridays at 7:iu
p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma
sons. E. R. OUYK, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS. Sco.
r. O. EAGLES Aerie No. . snet
every Friday nlgbt at Eagles Hal
Visiting members welooaie.
J. J. MURCH1SON. W. P.
B. BIRDS HLL. Ss-s-taT.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 160. Meets aver
flrst and third Monday -at Englea
ball. All visiting neighbors wel
cosa. Dues payable at the office nf
the clerk, ltoonin 21-22, La Grande
National Bank lildg.
Z. LILLY C. O.
R. J. KITCHEN, riert
U o. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. H6u.
Loyal Order of Mooso, bolds regular
meetings every Wednesday night at
8 p. m. In Eagle Hall, next to Elks
Building, on Wednesday evenings
Visitors Klwavs welcome. Dues par
able at La Grande Pharmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store.
D. E.-SHANKS, Die.
J. G. HOLM, Sec.
M.NIUHTM OF PYTHIAS Rod Cross
Ledge Nj. 27, meets every Monday
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
C. W. MOOItB, C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. 8.
WOMAN'S BBNEFIT ASSOCIATION ot
fie Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No.
J7, W. a. of M. LodKe meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and tlilrd Wed
neaday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. hall
Visiting Slaters welcome.
NORA B. MAChEY. Commander
MAHJOKIE EATON,
Record -Keeper
O. B. b. Hope Cbspter Ne. IS, O. B. S.
holds stated communication the seo
und and fourth Wednesday of eaeb
month. Visiting members cordlall)
W'"mHLTLDA HUMPHREYS. W. U
: FLORENCly UAUUM, oec, .
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Kerr, Gifford and Company, grain
buyers, have moved their local office
from the New Foley Building at the
comer of Alams Avenue and Chest
nut Street to the old Bolton-Bodmcr
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 all of its old custom
ers as well as all others having grain
to dispose of, at its new offices.
KEKR, GIFFORD & COMPANY.
7-30-26L
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NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debt contracted by my wife after
this date. July 28, 1S21.
HERBERT J. HARDY.
7-29-lOt.
Get the Best Gas It Pays.
High test Veltex gasoline satisfies
the driver who cares. Try it at thir
ty and one-half cents at La Grande
Implement Co. Come early and avoid
the rush. 8-fi-?t
NOTICE TO L. O. O. M.
All members of the L. O. O. M. or
der are requested to nift 1(4 tt;
Moose Hall tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock
for the purpose of attenotng the fun
eral of JudgP J- C. Henry.
M. A. STILWELL,
8-8-lt. Secretary.
IJver Toucher.
If you need your liver touched up
if you are troubled with constipa
tion, you will find those Little Liver!
Touchers that are sold 80 in a bot
for 2c are just the kind Ton nerd.
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FAMItV DDUI STORE
I BSANeLOSCSOn.
: Observer Classified
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE Dry wood. Phone Black!
g,;i 7 14 if
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FOR SALE Used wonder Garland
heater. Terms. Call Red 751.
FOR SALE--Cheap lumber. Call Red
4071. See W. R. Kiveite. '
7-30-lm
FOR SA1JS Pure bred
Setter dogs, 6 months
at 1105 1-2 O Ave.
Lewellyn j
old. Call I
8-2-5L
FOR SALE Twine-bound oat hay.
No dust, extra fine. Call Black
1271. 8-4-tf
FOR SALE Black pine pole wood,
$7.00. Phone Reo' 2011.
8-0-2tp
FOR SALE 8-roorn house, $100.00.
Must be moved off lot. See Geo.
Fnger at Hilton paint shop.
8-C-ltp
FOR SALE 3-room cottage, some
fruit trees, cement walk. Reason
able. Charles F. Becker, 1217 W
Avenue. 7-2-tf
FOR SALE Modern 8-room resi
dence, full basement, furnace heat
and garage. On paved street, near
schools and churches. Price right.
Terms to suit purchaser. Address
Box (145, La Grande, Ore.
8-S-Ct
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Rooms over L. & L.
Drug Store. ' 7-14-tf
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GOVE PHEPARES
SCHOOL BUDGE
home of Frank Williams Friday of-
COVE, Aug. 8. Special.) There ! ternoon. A young man with him an
is a lull in the fruit harvest here, ul- O. A. C. graduate Mr. Carpenter,
though there are still a good many gave a very pointed talk on the sub
berries going oult Harvest is at ject of pure seed wheat and potatoes.
hand and the sound, of tne inresning
IllUCIIUie 13 I1CU M"V ........
Miss Mae Stearns was a Cove vis
itor on Saturday.
Dr. Oftedal is in Cove again after
a three months' absence.
Miss Delia Weimar is clerking at lnends among cove people: "Miss
deer's Confectionery. I Evelyn Lillie Pucell, or this city, and
Mrs. T. H. Elson and Mrs. Judd J. D. Shaff, of Shaffton, were united
Geer were La Grande visitors Mdn- j in marriage nt the home of the bride's
day. uncle, Donald Leslie, 434 Seventh Ave.,
The lecture by George Mecklenburg at 2 o'clock, July 20, 1921. Rev. H.
at the Methodist church Sunday even- ; E. Harned, of the First Congregation
ing was well attended and enjoyed by al Church, officiated at the ceremony,
all. Mr. and Mrs. Shaff left on a motor
Mrs. Otho Eckersley is on the sick trip, and on their return will reside at
list. (the country home of the bridegroom in
The school ooora, assisieo oy tnree
citizens, C. L. Rowe, rj. Z. Baxter,
and Ralph Comstock, spent all day
monday preparing the budget for the
school year. The new law requires
that the work of the last three years
be reviewed and the new budget be
prepared from that.
Mrs. Greenough, the school janitor,
is busy getting the school house in
apple pic order for the coming year.
Special school election is culled for
August 24.
Misses Grace and Vera Pease gave
a small party for their cousin. Miss
Sarah Lnmphere, Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stearns and chil
dren, Lawton, Jean and Mae, were
Cove visiiors on Sunday.
Logan Anderson and Dr. Oftedal
were fishing on the Minnm several
days this week.
Huckleberry parties are all the
fashion now. Berries are not as plen
tiful as they were last year. In the
spring there wns promise of a bounty
full crop; -but the dry weather has
blighted them.
A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. i
E. D. Wheeler and daughter, Julien,:
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher and
Miss Doris Laird, all of Weiser, are
guests at the home of Lewis Iaird.
The Boy Scout movement in Cove is
gaining in numbers and efficiency.
They have enrolled Floyd Baxter, Wal
lace Pease, thase Oftedal, Clare and
Raymond Smith, iWill Ilowater, Ted
McClain, Gordon Mills, Daiid Iiree
und Rolrert Uird. j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Towle, with their ALL CONCERNED, that there is
party of young people, have returned 'called for and will be held in each pre
irom an outing at Wallowa I.ake. 'cinct in the city of I,a Grande, Union
Mrs. Weeks, (nee Lulu R. Loreni),
of Portland, is visiting her mother in
Cove. Before her marriage Mrs.
Weeks was for a long time on the Ob-
server staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gumprecht, who
have been guests at the Dean home,
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Tom, now You BE
CAREFUL WITH
him1
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FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams.
Phone Brack 3772. 7-16-4mo
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F0R RENT Furnished room. 1610
Adam. Phone R. 671 6-16-tf
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Gold slick pin, set with pearl,
Finder leave at Observer office.
8-4-2tp
LOST Child's necklace made of $2.50
eold piece, at City Park. Phone
Main 7:14. . Liberal Reward.
8-fi-2t
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for
Splrella Corsets. 180S Second St.,
Phont Red 22. 2-1-tf
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
by Mrs. J. F, O'Conuell, 1104 O.
avenue, or leave order at Camp
bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings,
1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf
The Soldiers' Bonus Ijiw will result
in many realty sales. Property may
be listed with 1-a Grande Investment
Company. Do you want to sell?
8-4-.1t.
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
BUTTONS COVERED.
Half Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and
Bullet Acorn styles. Mai) 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.
left for their old home nt Shelton, '
Nebr., Monday. I
Mrs. iRay Duncan went to Medical
I Springs on Sunday to look over some
farm property she has there.
i he county agent,-Harry G. Avery,
gave an interesting and instructive
poultry culling demonstration at the
ipe following clipping from a pa-
per printed at Clinton, Iowa, will be
i-jof interest to many people here, as
I the bride made Cove her home for
'he brtde made Cove her home for
several years and was a graduate of
(ove high school and has many warm
lonaiuon.
CATTLE DROP
IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Aug. 8. Cattle went
twenty-five to fifty cents lower today.
Choice steers brought $ ito $0.50.
Hogs remained steady and unchanged.
Sheep went twenty-five to fifty cents .
higher. East of the mountains lambs
sold at $;.r0 to $7.7.". Eggs are J
weak, selling at 28 and 2!) cents, ana
butter is firm and scarce.
WHEAT STRONGER. . . ,!
CHICAGO, Aug. 8- JWheaticlrised
higher today, September 'closing' two
cents higher und December closing two
eeni above Saturday's close. i,
t losing quotations were: i;
, nepiemuer ., i.zs s
December
1.25
iMpii
An economist says there should j mi
be more fact and less Action In the!!"
', railroad controversy. Also more iu-t i
and lesa friction. Pasadena Even- J
I Ing Post. i
County, Oregon, on Ihe Irth day of
' August, 1921, special election by the
1 legal electors of said city, which elec-
!tion will commence at eight o'clock,
a. m., and continue until seven o'clock,
p. m., of the same day.
j Complete July 27, Notice only Aug. 8.
reactv now!
ONE- TWO -
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THREE -
The Soldiers' Bonus I,aw will result
in many realty sales. Property may
be listed with I .a Grande Investment
Company . Do you want to sell?
8-4-St.
NEW TODAY '
BOARD Home cooking. Close in.
Prices reasonable. 14:14 Ailums.
8-8-ltp
WANTED 'Experienced stenograph
er and clerk. Give phone number
and address. Write "B", care Ob
server. 8-8-ltp
FOR SALE Reed baby bnggv. Good
as new.' Cost $05.00. Will sell for1
$30.00. Cal 1804 iireenwood. ' I
. 8-8-ltu
FOR SALE 3 1-4 wagon. Good con.
dition, J. D.' Dobbin. Phone Farm
ers 20x. 8-8-.'ltp
FOR SALE fS-room house, furnished!
or unfurnished. 1002 Alder. St. j
' 8-8-Htp'
FOR RENT With board. I-urge, cool:
front room. Downstairs, Sam
. block as' Hilton's Garage, 14:14:
Adams. 8-8-lt
FOUND Key. on ring.
Observer.
Inquire at!
8-8-2t j
LOST Full-blooded collie dog, named
"Laddie." Last seen In front of
Pattison's Grocery with two boys
..Friday noon. Reward. Phone Red
3282. . , 8-8-lt
SUHHOVIIIE
V S TORS
So fur August has promised no rn-
SUMMFJRVILLE, Aug. 8. (Spec- lief. WO are In hopes that I he woa
lal) Mrs. C. K. Hanimerslny and thcr clerk will send cooler weather
daughter came flown from their beforo many days puss,
ranch Wednesday evening and spent I Henry Hess will move to l.B
the nlghl at Iheli- home In town. Grande In a few days and open a
Mrs. Miles Woodell wns transact,
ing business In Iiubler Wednesday
afternoon.
Born: to Mr,
and Mrs. Holmer
Gowey
Saturday night, an eight
pound boy.
Mrs. Ingram and Miss Goodwin
went , to La Grande .Monday after
noon to do some shopping.
Jlr. nnd Mrs. V. E. Long, of lm
bler came over Wednesday evening
to attend to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Paine spent
Sunday nt the home of Mib. Palne's
mother, Mrs. Frnnk Ott.
Harold Hale und Bon Cecil, of La
Grande, spent Sunday night nt the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hule.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hensley mo
tored up above Teloeaset Sunday to
visit their old honieHicud.
Simon Woodell started his thresh,
ing machine Wednesday tifiesnoon.
Hrs. Heber Conrad was trans,
acting business In Imbelr Tuesday
evening.
Cyrus JUcDowell hns relumed
home from Baker where he visited
at the home of his brother.
Dr. Vehrs, of Elgin, was In our
town Thrtisday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mcltae, of Ln
La Grande Concrete Pipe Co.
I ; KIWIANKNT AS THE PYRAMIDS . .
i' il'll i.; ''. '. '. '' CONCRETE DRAIN .TILE .
PERMANENT AND THE REST.
Factory at Island City. Ptmtoffice Koi 791
Phone, Main 120
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, uulomuliiles and tructors re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt
Ascetylene welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring; and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins reground.
Give us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Pro..
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FOR SALE One dosen White Leu
horn hens, laying. Also canary bird,
Phone Red 512. Cull 1B15 Spruce.
8-8-2t
A great many prominent family
trees were sturted by grueling. Ft.
Wayne News and Sentinel.
Grande, motored down Tuesday ev
ening. Harry Monrny, of Poit.nd Is now
visiting his wife and son Stewart,
who huvo been spending tho sum
mer with Mrs. Monsey's mother,
Mrs. Monroe.
Dorn, Friday-evening ,to Mr. and
Mrs. I.. Leslie, a flue buby. Mrs.
Leslie's home Is near Enterprise but
she is now at the home of her mo.
ther-lnylaw, Mrs. Ed Combs.
Mrs. Etta Wliltromb unci dnugh
ter Dorothy spent the first part of
the week at the home of Mm.
Whltcomb's mother.
Mrs. E. Fisher, Mia. Robbs and
Mrs. Lewis were transacting bust,
miss in town Friday.
Mrs. Wayne Park and Mrs. Frank
Woodell wero out huekieberrying
most of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wnddel were
visitors at the home of Elmer Baker
Sunday.
.Mrs. K. Zwoifol and daiiiihter
Knti of Elgin, nro spending a few
days at their old home here.
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NORTH POWDER, Aug. 8. Spec
ial) This section is experiencing
one of the longest hot spells that
hns been known hero In several
years. The thermometer hns regis
tered around ninety and most of the
time above thul. July bus been one
of the hottest montliH ever felt here.
law office In that city. Mr. Hess has
practiced law In Norlh Powder for
severnl years and Is now moving
a lnrgor field. Ho will be pleased
lo meet all his old friends and new
ones as well is his new location.
Mrs. Dell Chandler nnd son Char
les are visiting with hor mother, Mis.
Denning, nnd oilier relatives hero,
Mrs, Chandler was a teacher ln the
Norlh -Powder schools when theie
were only two rooms In the school.
She is at present located at Fresno,
California. She Is assistant mn Iron
at the slate normal. She will re
lurn to her homo about the first of
September. Mrs. Chandler'! many
friends are pleased lo seo her again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hand were
business visitors In North Powder
Monday.
James Gllklson wns in town from
libi farm tho first of Ihe week. Ho
reports thai crops are looking flno
In his section.
Harvest Is i beginning around
Norlh Powder. The wheat seems to
be very hnnvy and of a fair quality.
So far thero is not much damage
reported from Ihe maggot which has
ennsed so much damage in other
i placed.
Tell the Difference
DADCfy. WHAT is
That float in' in
THE WATER?
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POWDER
WORK
SHOES
liVown chrome tanned elianioiskiii, strong
brass nailed, lmllf Idouhle oak sm'lo, full rus
set to keep out. the dirt, full fitting, ilun-
snn Army last ; $2.65
Black or brown chrome tanned bhicher,
wide army last, full double oak sole $3.-15
Black chmnre tanned blncher, plain smft
toe, brass clinch nailed, half double oak
sole, grain leather inner sole, wide roomy
last - S1.-.5
Same in tan and cap .. $1.-15
Same iiv wing tip blucher $1.05
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
1309 Adams Ave.
Haying 1b over for the present and
the first crop wns put up In good
condition as there was no wet wea
ther during the haying season. The
second crop will soon be ready to
cut. 'The rancher Is wondering
whore he Is going to get a market
for his hay. 1
Mayor Forsslrom and family are
expected home In a few days from
their trip to Portland nnd oilier
points. Mr. Forsslrom -slid not make
a record run to Portland as he said
he would have to mnke some six de
tours on account of Ihe road build
ing which Is going on In different
places.
Paley Neuman wiU soon complete
the grade at Wolf creek bridge and
It is a good one. With a new bridge
at this place Ibis will be a fine road.
Dr. Roblson, who has located a
denial office In North Powder, In '
very busy man these dnys.
THE REASON FOR. OUR
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OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
If yon nro kpppiiifr yonr 'liroiwy in an un
safe flaw yiou are riskinr your own in
terests and' (jicrliiips tempt iiifr, olfliers.
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"JWWftw-iim I -1 bi 8i flu is, it ilioiihi v';
Ik- ei'nin"ff-Hix'i'('st,.lfor ymi. II 'sIkuiIiI
lie absolutely safe.
Vni nro not. square with yoinrvelf unless
you are Raving your nicy safely. A
welcoine a'waits you lierc as a savings
depositor. ' . 1 i
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United States
National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
That's somethino
TNEV TIE BOATS TiJ
IT'S A BUOW !
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The big steam shovel Is busy at
work down Hio railroad near Iba
Lum siding. It Is taking out the
dirt nnd loading It on cats and It is
being hauled to different points and
dumped along the railroad to be us
ed in ballasting the rond bed. When
nil the Improvements have been
made that nro planned we will hnve
a flue rnllroad as well nn wagon
roads.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrmnn While are
back again after their vncnllon at
Crater Lake.
Charlie Brant and fnmily and
oilier friends are ramping out this
week and looking for huckleberries.
Reports have It thnt there are very
few berries in the mounlninB this
yonr.
Mm. Llllln Law wns n business
visitor In Teloeaset Inst week.j
Ira Harrison wns In from his Wolf
Creek farm on Wednesday,
SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
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Be Square
With Yourself
HY ALLMAN
IF VkfAs
Foolin' ME !
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