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"LA GRANDE EVENING 65SERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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I I'KOFKSSIOXAL DIUKCTOUT
OSTKOPTIlltT JHVSICIA.S
DR. J. L. TNOLE &nd DH. 41AROARF11
INfiL E lineftnt-H ol women und
child rtn a HpeWuitv. Of ice- I'll one
Alain 106. Kin. Plion Mun 12G. La
Grande National liank Building.
ill ri -f l nr.. i. a l ll
iiassmea yy ant aqs
AUCTION OF MEN
WANTED,
rHYSICIAXft AND SUUiKOXA.
OR. R- J- RUCK MAN, Dentist Room
14-15 Pal in r-lioeMt:h Itutlrlin.;, piione
Alain 70. La CJrande, Oregon.
VANTE1)-Vhiltlwn to care fur...Wiilj
NATURB tXRE,
DR. A. N. MAYVT1.L.R Bpeclnllst In
chronic dlfleases, Mvthoda, Mechano
Theropy and NhturopAtl). Skin and
blood dlhetises, nervous - disease.
Chronic Headache. E cat ma. Sciatica,
Appendicitis. Constipation. , Bowel
Trouble; ail kinds of Chronic Dis
eases successfully Iruated. Phone
Mata 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second
floor Coolldtre Hldir., opposite Star
Theatre. Office hours, 10 12 .
m.,l:SU to 6:00 p. m, ConsmtatD
tree. -4tf
ATTORNEYS.
COCHRAN EBBRHARD Geo. T.
CCHiiirtn and C)od B. Eberhard. Attorneys.-La
Grande National Rank
Building-,
R. J. KITCHEN, Attorney at Law
Practice In all Courts. Of fleer
rooms 21-22- La Grande National
Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon.
CONTRACTORS
D. J. tfcLBLLAN R mistered profes
sional Civil Entflnoer:' aivveylnK. and
snaps. Room 12. La Grande National
bans; building. Phone Main 91.
ARCHITECTS,
C.' B. H1LLSR. Architect Kooss 11,
La Grande National bank UulMnlK
I La Grande. Orevon.
will po to Ufejr Homes fur the even-lHEMSTI
Write F"Vrare Observer.
m AdaniVAve. Red 711. First j
8-29-tf, Vtfliintrpr
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TROUSERS
nig.
Offering of Hu
man llcinns 611 the Auc
tion IJlock ik Novel.
ilriO-tfl
sharp Safety sure siiave.5;
SMOOTHV-llEve your safety razor
HING'AND PTCOT EDGE
by Mra.X F0"Connell, 1104 O.
avenue, orfnye order at Camp-i ' "v
bell Sisters, Xadles' Furnishings,! 0ST0Nj Scpt S.The e0iu).(,
1305 Adams avenue. . 8-22-tf of Edwar(i f)jxon of Philadelphia, ap
parently from malnutrition, just nfttr
blades shnfyened by A". M. Berger. HEMSTITGrHNG and Plcot Edge, by.njs services hail -been sold-to the hijih.
l.-)20 Y uvenbe, 4r leuve at the 'Red Mrs. fc. IA luckey. AIo agent Ior.c,, ujdler brouuht the second dv of
vruss in-ug ,-uore or uity fire; wiotu. iovo okuu os tn auction block for unemployed men
Station, Mail Vdera triven nromptl Pbone Red 28.
attention. Sinirhy edire 35 cents 1
.dozen; double edian, 50 cenls.'J-ll-jMIl.DREr) ''LOVETT Teacher
tf. 1 piano. ReslUemivStudio, 13u'0
nvenue. 1'honi
Ion the Common to a close aflfr 12
snitl
not
n r ft XT1.t-.I-l I 1
iir.1.1 n 1 r.11 Bien ano imys iori
sawmill ml linv fnetnrv wni-lr !m-' I
bier Box Lumber Co. 9-1-tf 1
v-
riMr. it urDP i
WANTED To buy 30 head of sprin g A ;
lambs. Call J. K. Ford, Hot Late j nrTTTTTnTtTtTTrrtTnrrrfTtttTTTtTIWtTTTHtTttl
.-lana-.nrium. . B-zf-ii'
A Maitiiificient I.uuch.
The hest coffee that can be made
for fc u cup is served with all lunches
FOR SALE OK TRADE
FOR SALE N'inft-rooni house, closi
in. With or without 'furniture. Easy,fram U:30 to 1:30 p. m. each day at:
- . iTkn D..I....A 1.... .1. A 1 r..:'
3J.i Dixon, a World War Veteran,'
ere meal a day anl sometimeh
that, had been his portion. .
Bidders were more plentiful Friday
than Thursday and many pledges of
food and clothing for men In addi
tion to payment of wages weru forth-
comiiiK. Women acted as-itui'tioneers
and put the men, stripped lo the waist,
through exercises to show their capa
bility. $25 Weekly and Found. .
The paitv of unemployed went froi
their west end headquarters to the
For Work and Dress
Scraps
Worsteds
( 'nsli meres
( 'llttllll.-lllcs
Kerseys
Mnleskins
(.'ordiinivsi
Klmkis
The Finest Quality andas
usual The Lowest Prices
Inouiic at 13(lti (ik St lne ralace. Just orop in on A lain
inqune at 1.100 mm M. . , in the buslness ,,strlct, gatbennp: a
' ,11,:. 1 .considerable audience as they went.
. j ,u. in... , ,1 .., ... Ln . .... f..,l
t u. 1 lie mnL mice, un it i 'v- ! '"'"
nl'" A . !,,!, nmnno- the i , I eps. two ett 11 "
rtvntoval of Old Town Store,
The OJd Town Store has moved from tw? weeks' work with board, elothmjt
!I02 C avtaue to the store building (1;. onrl pay at the rate of $ a week from
agonally ros4 the street, which is!" 'heatnea producer and another $ .,
W
Fraternal Director;
, B. P. O. KLKB Ia Qranae 109.6 No
4SS. Lodge meeta each Thuridsy
r eTentnK Kt 8 o'etnek. Home and club
5 prlvlleKea cheerfully extended to all
Brotlier Elkn
NOLAN BKTFF,
Exalted Ruler
T. t,. PEAUROM. Seo'y.
laODUUN WOODMEN OF aXEIIICA
La Grande Camp No. 7"flS neta on
the flrat and tnlrd Thurnd.iv 6Tn
Inica of each ajo-Lth. Ir the R. of P.
Ball. Vlaltlng KAttfntmrc TM,trcoMa
H. C. BALL. V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk.
A. r. a i. U. Oranda Lease No'
41. A. F. A A. M.. holda reffolar mwt
Inaa Brut and tblrd Fridays at 7:0
P. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma.
eons. ,
E. R. CTIYE. W. M. .
A. C. WILLIAMS. See.
r. O. XAQLEB Aerie No. its, Btt
every Friday night at Eagles
Vlaltlng members weltvme.
' 7.. LILLY, W. P.
A. E. BIRDSE!,!,, Sec.
FOR TRADIv
and wagon for residence in J, a
Grande. Write 11. F. Spears, core
Old Town Store. . 9-10-2p
: .?. ' ' ; . ""-" ' ,!, ,,i, f, ,ln.hin lu.l.r.
FOR SALE Larue Enclish White-' hame phone number, Black?'""
Ughorn henV for b -eeders Fr . m '- J- K. Tilden, Prop. jing for undescr.bed labor,
i u, , . , . ' ,, o o rt' Manv persons who took no part in
the worlds best strain. Geo , U. fUMU h;,,,,-'. contributed toward feed-
,,Pron- ' . 0-10-4tp' .intheworklessmen.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good sev-1 MU I UJ1UL L U I a ,.."71 ' i Z t " I "f
en.roomhouseand six , fine lotc I 1 1 T T H i ll- I ! 1 1 i ...1.1 h. h..l .ril two and . half
I r , ,. itiitftTniiiainiiH-'iij
years ill me viuimiiuii ui m.t .m-. .. .
itwice wounded, came up for a job j ! ......
jafter sleeping anywhere he could find,on ,)id(. W(,re ..,.lnk fil.nnnri. 17 ..onl.s
;for the last two months, he said, fre- of ,, Arllulr llul.soni 2;1.
.quently going three or four days with-i
An offer of work at ?'i
Jllifw
estenhaver & Gilbert
bath, bariH woodshed, electric lihrs
and city wirt,erf fine fruit and shadi?
trees, four LifccksXrom school. Will
take in a good ciq or some good
lo's, Liberty Bflcdsi mortgage, etc.
Pyramid Land cJ 8-29-tf
'UNEMPLOYMENT
!
1309 Adams Ave.
La Grande, Oregon
ni,r. fond
As all Indications point to many1,, month with board and clothing was
Spoil location. See, " ""n 'ii uriinue tho bid that brought him down trom
FOR SALE M
owner, Mrs. SadieXB,. Clark, at DrJ t,,is 1wim,!r C,hlBf of Holl, Hoy Flex- the black.
Rinb1,--o'sr,n- resl.teAeo. Rth n,l el ls preparing to make It as un- Tonv Bri
8-22-tf !nlea8'uit as possible for the criminal bid in at $25 a month to be iri, CHEAT FALLS. Mont., Sept
Richardson's
e'eo'ent 0 make this city a stopping
A REAL BAftOA!NIN a second-hand place on their wanderings. In dis
' Garland bnsM-urtier stove. See' cussing his plans this morning Mr.
llarleyx Richar(Sji-l at, The Harris Flexor said that all unemployed who
Art Store; -9-3-tf aro willing to work will be given a
1 V ' rUanna In aitt ti l..h I,' ll.ni-n um
FOR SALE-jCheap lumber and apple: aroun(1 bu apMM cfm.u )(,
v-a7, ' n.,n 'v made to place Ln Grande on the
Kivdtte. 7-30-'m ,,... , .,. ,. , .,
. i iisl ui liiw ciiiuiniii fiieiiiuni
Tony Bruno, a former service man.
Wild Ducks Plentiful
In Eastern Montana
as many wild dnclts on Luke Ilowdln conditions were apparently unusually
as thure are this ynar, according to favorable mid the thicks remained ln
State Senatior 11. II. Klrton of Mai- j Montana rather than conttiuie their
ta, Mont. , I flight Into Canada. One reason for
their remaining, was that lliu water
"Tens of thousands of ducks ofi
I onnnlna tl.til ...,11. ...oil., .... ... Il.
,', ... ., I In several years,
north lor the nesting season spent j
13 the summer In the vicililty of tbe
In the lake 1h higher than it has been
assistant janitor. Others who got job Not in many years havo them been lake," the senator said. "Nesilng' REAP TUB OBSERVER WANT ADS
FOR SALE CVsU'r white pigs. Call and lliose refusing to work.
Ed Stringham.Yl'lione Farmers lxfi. Special deputies ure being appoint-
9-8-tf e(l to assist the regular police force
in handling the situation in case it
Grande Cawip No. 169. Meets very
first and third Monday at Eaifle" i
hall. All Tlaltln nelnboars wal
cioao. rjuca navable at the of nee f
the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La OrandelpOR SALE OR TRADE Team and becomes necessary to call upon their
Nnllrmtl Rnnk H1?.
JOHN SCOTT, C. C.
R, J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
; O. O. M. La Oraade Loda-e No. 86U
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
meetings every Wednesday night at
I p. m. In Eag'e Hall, rext to Elks
Building, on Wednesday evenlnga
Vlattora always welcome. Dues pav
able at La Grande Pharmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Grocery Sto'e.
D. E. SHANKS,- Die.
J. G. HOLM, Sec.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Ledge No. J7. meets every Monday
' evening In Castle Hall IK. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights
c. w. Moonrc, c. c.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. 8. .
harness. Call at 2H02 N. Ash St. i services. These deputies will serve
9-8-tf. Willi pay and. the entire qity will .be
. j kepC.unUex.surveillancn, by. ihuin and-
FOR A GOOD Home or a good ranch, all men of the "I won't work" cas.-
call Black 801.
Use Observer Want Ads.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT A newly furnished front
room. One block'vfrom high scho d.
'Especially suitable, for students or
teachers. Furnace heat. Phone
Main 87. ' 9-12-2t
FOR RENT Furnished irooms, (il7
Finn. Phone Black 32t2. fl-12-tl
FOR .RENTAl'ivt
on Sixth sfcrcojt.
Black' 711. v'
-room modern hous-v
I!. W. (irandv.
il-in-'tf
8-8-tf ' coming to town will he ordered to
j leave In a hurry. The .- efroits. ti
I keep thiB class of men out. of town
' nuido by the police during the sum
i iner lllivo been successful and it I:
! expected that La Grande will not be
J visited by many of the criminal ele
incut during the winter.
I Mrs. E. M. Fowler, city treasurer,
i .who has charge of the city free em
j ployment office slated this morniir
i that men wanting to work are nlway'
.put In touch with jobs through her
office if there ls any job on the city's
i want list, and Chief Flexer will send
all men willing to work to Hie em
ployment this winter. Last week
ten men were given work through
Mrs. Fowler's office.
FOR RENT Two.r.iom furnished np-; Fall's SUCCeSSOr
artment, '1017 Fourth St., corner
4th St., Spring and 5th Sts. 0-lU-tf
WOMAN'S BENUFIT ASSOCIATION ot
the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No.
17 W. U. of M. .Lodge melts first
Thursday at 2 p. n. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. hall
Visiting Bisters welcome.
NORA H. MAChKY. Corasoander
WARJ0K1E EATON,
Record-Keener
l hi R Hnna Chanter Ne. 13. O. B. 8..
holds stated communication the sec
ond aod fourth Wedneaday of each
Biontb. Visiting members eordlall)
""CmHUI.r,A HUMPHREYS. W. 1L
FLORENCE BACON. Sec I
j NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOFNT.
' In the County Court of Union Coun-
tv. Stole of Oreffon.
In the matter of the Estate of Ad-' pf)K KENT
' die B. Robertson, deceased.
No-ice is hereby given that the un- Sommer, Mairt. T.'4.
dersigneii has filed her final account i
as administratrix of the estate ot : j.-itrxitURE for sale by the piece unanimous endorse
Addie K. Kohertson, necea.-eo, nnu tne - 304 l-,,n
To Be Elected In
New Mexico Soot
LOST AND FOUND-
County Court of Union County, Orc-
gon, has set Wednesday, September
14th; 1 ! 2 1 , at 10 o'clock a. m., at the
..-. .n.m r,r n i.r emirt nt the Court
House in La Grande, Union County jLOST-One Goodrich fabric 32x4 auto
Oregon, as the time and place for,
hearing any and all objections to thei
allowance of said final account, apj
proval of the same and so'tlement of:
said estate.
PriR RFVT Turn . tll..,.,. furnish,,,!
rooms. ' Apply A, R. Orme at Pnl-j "NTK PE N. M Sept 13-New
nam's Drug Store.- Phone Black !MftJt,c0"' '"' v- h-
v , 9-10-tf ' we irom t':dity lo succeed - Albert
ii. ran, now secretary ol trie liner
A few choice offices in lor. I
the Sommer Bujlding. Call Fanny, II. O. Bui'siim, who was appointed
8-20-:f by Gov. M. K. Merhpni to fill the sen
1 alorial chair temporary, has Hie
men of the lie-
8-22-tf publican state convention. The liein
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, Aua
13th, 1921.
GEORGIA HULL,
Administratrix of the Entate of
Addie B. Robertson, deceased.
Dly. Aug. 13-20-27 Sept. 3-10.
COCNTY TREASURER'S CALL FOR
MARKET ROAD WARRANTS.
VATirr Tn n ,t ti lu r c ! trnfA fAlliltV
Treasurer' has funds on hand with! DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
which to redeem all warrants issue:!
on the Market Load Fund up to ami
including No. 2328. series of 1921. In
terest ceases pn the above warrants
on August 22. 1921.
JOHN FRAWLEY,
County Treasurer.
Dly Aug. 20 27, Sept 3-10-17.
jocratfc nominee is K. II. Hiinnu of
I Albuquerque, former justice of the
1 stale supreme ctuirt.
Eleven proposed constitutional
tire and rim on main road betweei amendments will also be voted on.
Kamela and Iji Grande, Sept. 1 1. These Include measures barring
Name on casing. Finder notify mi l aliens Ineligible to citizenship or as-
receive reward. C. F. Roberts. ;sociatloiiB or r.irporailons controlled
9-12-2tp by such aliens from owning land, ex-
- tending to women the right lo hold
MISCELLANEOUS 'public office, providing a tax exenip-
. tion of $2,000 for former service
HEMSTITCHING An Picot Edge men, and plnrlng on common car-
buttons covereV-haf ball, full ball ri. rs the burden of proof thai rate
amrr. nnd hnllet nrof-n lv es. Mail orders or the suite corporate com-
orders given prrihiptj attention. All mission are unreasonable.
work guaranteed, Orders takei
for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,' OHSFIiVHIt WANT Aim PAY
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of mnchinery, automoliiles and tractors re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt. .
Ascetylene ieldpig of all kinds.
Cylinder boftnpV and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts.MMstons and Piston Pins reground.
Giv us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Pro.. .
most precious
thing in the world y
. Think what this world would be with-
out confidence that the sun would rise
tomorrow!
V Without confidence in the order of
' tilings, in our fellow men, in our institu-
ti6n, chaos would reign in the world.
;TrTe would-be no security, no progress,
' ' no iappinessV Confidence is essential to
i, all tnat is worth while.
' ' Yelrs of satisfactory experience with
. ' - . Red Okown gikoline have given the mo
' " toring oil blic confidence in "Red Crown."
' They kw th;M with "Red Crown" in the
tank thehav high-quality motor fuel,
and that nrnt their engine will deliver
its maximum power and mileage.
"Red Crown" is available at Standard
Oil Service Stations, garages, and at other
dealers.
Look for the Red Crown sign before
you fill.
STANDARD OH. COMPANY
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THE REASON FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
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Your c1io(;k on lliis bunk is your order
to us io pv ii ncrtniii amount to a spo-
il'icd pcrsthL VWIinn I.Iki clici-k is cair ; ;
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La Grande, Oregon
Dori3 Pulls a Surprise
BY ALLMAN
School Botiks.
At Silverthorn's t:i?y pay tou ca-'i
money for school books that have been
ued if in good condition. Do not put
off until the last moment to do this
as busy days you cannot hope to get
the attention you can get this week
for next week the rur. is bound to be
very great at Silvertnarn's. !
Call trhj La Grande Employment Of-1
fice for vcar help. Always t your
service. PVne Black Snl. 8-8-tf j
TH,5 MORNING W.iHVou'D ILL U 1 - ' i r i 1 . l.l . . n.
DF"iT FF, 7H Pl AN THO K 1 M 'g iJirA ?Jk TTTTnr I oh who is thu
1 MS. I ' ' . HB V.... I'-m 'sW -J. WIlDUKat'"' r l I . WOUUEWFUL KIN(J ir If
l r to upi pi nm - r : 1 - j f T.r i av n. wec a.c - . i
b ilrai. 'Ii & Safe UMjI
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