La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 01, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE f Hi THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Writer ATeds Steel Man TulchiK Dosp'opiito Manros. It la tru. lliat mnn'y contract" fio- won fro nV tho luhif, loirors" tVo' r 1 t'atlly, mak( the ityfltom lw ab!a to withtitnnd each surcoedlnV at tack and pavpn tho woy for tho riioro serious diseases. Can foil af ford to take Ruch denporuto cbanca nhon Chamherlain'B Cough Remedy, famous for it euro of bad col da vor colds nnd recover from them without taking: any precaution or treatment, and a knowledge of this ,ik'' IP fact leadR others to take their rhaures imttoad of giving their FULL VALUE "a rohlH tho needed attention. It Bhould be horn1 In in hid that evory cold may be hart for a trlrto? Adv. Is what you get for your money in buying Friday, December 1, 1922. Vj A,' iW. :kA ilVS If 3 M s VuI? Ounces for (More thau a pound and a halt for a quarter) SAME PRICE For over 30 years WHY PAY WAR PRICES? MILLIONS OF FOUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT V Air I Mr. Tumvn V IdLiah. ilctlon ami scmim-io wriu-r and fa;n.-uu wari uKvr- i-m It'll lor a lionovmoon in bt-uth Ami-run. fcdu'in ti.r mar- .1 at Now York to A: N' Dkhl. Plttsburit uteri man It's the Quality THAT RECOMMENDS Olympic Pancake Flour "QUALITY!" That's the reason Olympic is the most popular Hotcake Flour. Mixed in a wink to a creamy, smooth batter. Baked just as quick. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY CALL MAIN 80 i Nations accir. much mmy uini fled when fljthtinir. for tho rlKlit tlian when fiRhtlUK fur what la tuft. 1 Ak r A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT Why Suffer? Pain interferes with!;; business, spoils pleas-' ' ure and wrecks the human system.. Hundreds of thous ands of sufferers find v. relief by taking DR. RULES' Anti-Pain Pills Why don't you try them? Your druggist sells them Bt pre-war prices 25 doses 25 cents. Economy pack ago, 125 doses $1.00. NOTH'K. Id? SA1.I-: OF i ii i:vr asskskm kxtf. No! in is hereby Kivrn to all con-rM'iif-l, ttiat iinili-r and by virtue ot" a warrant Ix'urin? date tile 20th day or OetolM-r, J!,', tssned by tlie Ue cor.ler ol" the City of l-i Orande, Ore- r.nii. and attaehed to the Assessment i ltoli, lor the specific assessments j ei-einafter set. forth and described, I l-id itlaeed in iny lianils tor exeeulion. :,nd continainltnff and liireetlng me to j Name ; V. ti. K. No. 2.r.tt (l-red Spaeth) '. (. I-:. No. 2 f. ! U'red Spaeth) V. IK V.. No. '.'.'.a (Kre.l Siaeth) N. W. V. ii. I!. No. IT-y (i'red Sjiaeth) N. proceed to collect as by Charici pro vided, tho ilelimnu'iit assessments' on said Assessment Koll. together with accrued inlei'est, lienaltles and cost of sale, I, the undcrslnned chief of I'ollce of said City of Ui (Irande, will on the 1 4 til day or Iiecenibor, 1921; at the front door of the. Coiinry r-onrt Jlonse in l.n (Jrando, I'nion County, (IreKon, at 2:00 o'clock p. in., sell at public sale to the highest bidder therefor, for cash, each tract, parcel and lot of the hereinafter described real estate for the payment'of the delin.iuent Im provement assessment set oppostte .sell said particular tract, lot or par rel of real eslale thereof together with interest upon said dclimtuent us. x'ssmcnls including interest on delin quent interest installments, as provid. ed by Ordinance of said city, wiili tho accrued penalties upon said delinqu ent assessments as provided by the Charier of said City, lo-wit: Lot IS 27 10 ft. 20 lo ft. :r, 11. K. No. 2r,D (Fred Spaeth) N. W. K' ft. (i. I-:. o. 25!l (Fred Spaeth) li. V.. No. 2.'.!) (Fred Spaeth) ci. K. No. 2T.9 (Fred Spaeth) N. W. 'I. K. No. 2r,!l (Fred Spaeth) n. I-;. No. 2:n (Fred Spaeth) II. Mcl.acblin 11. Mcl.arhlin Mr i.n-i)l in church 10 ft. 27 27 W. .1. Church V. .1. I 'hill-ell W. .1. Church V. .1. Church W. .1. Church ..: W. .1. Church W. .1. Church W. .1. Church W. .1. church W. .1. Church W. .1. Church V. .1. Church V. .1. Chinch V. .1. Church W. J. Church Ch.is T.ial (I. !'. I'hv) I'has. Ti.i I I.I. F. Thy) l.nra c l.ora C l.ora c Mr. Mrs. 1'. K. 'an Huren .1. S. John (("I. W. Moon) .7. S. .lohns (O. W. Moon) . .1. S. Johns (". W. Moon) W. It. Sargent W. It: Sargent V. H. Sii--c;it 1'. M. Alison' S'-- Miity l-uid & RavinffS V.. M. Ancnn Her uritv Umd & Stivincs M. Anson Security Umd A SavlT V.. M. A ion K. M. Anion K. M. Ainu I',. M. Annon WriEht YVrlubt WriKl t I:ncar?on P. K. Van nuren 1- 3 Int. 2- 3 Int. 1-3 Int. 2-3 1- 3 2- 3 1-3 1-3 1-3 Int. Int. Int. int. Int. In. 10 1 1 12 13 13 17 IS 13 20 17 IS 13 21 10 in 7 7 7 IS 1H ' 17 . 3 7 8 7 8 E 8 5-8 4 S 6 Hfoek 10.1 l nr. 105 11 S 105 105 105 105 1115 105 105 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 15 115 2 110 110 KH It ss 8 .3 3 10 10 10 S3 S3 89 88 88 88 88 88 8) 88 Addilion Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Clrandy's fl randy's (I randy's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's I'redmore's I'rodmre'n I'redmore's I'redmore's Predmore'fl Predmore's F'redmore's I'redmore's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's flrnndy'n Predmorc's rredmore'fl Arnold A- Drny Arnold Ilray Arnold A- Ilray Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin'ij Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's Chaplin's District a-it o-it a-r: 4-H 4 -A 4-A 4 -A (14 l!4 r4 3-A r,o Sewer 1-1 57 57 . 57 57 f.7 57 57 25-n 13-li 13-11 13-H 13-B Sewer 2-1 Sewer 2-1. Sewer 2-1 Sewer 2-1 57 57 Sewer 3-5 f.4 no r.3 Sewer 2-1 Sewer 2-1 Sewer 3-5 Sewer 3-5 Sewer 3-5 Hewer 8-5 Hewer 3-5 Sewer 3-6 H r.4 .... Amount 4(1. : 102.: mm.; 7 21 21 "I 8-2 17. 105. 10S 110. 114. 115. 125 12(1. 20 24 174 13 13 02 80 to 50 I.AXTKKN SMIII-X l-OI'U.AH KUGKN'K. Dec. . Approximate ly 182,000 persons have, been reach ed by the visual instruction set-vice or the I'nivorslty of On-non Kxtt-n-sion Division tliiia far this year, ac- cordlni; to a report niadu by Karl ' Kllitatrick, director.. Two hundred comuillilitlcH In Oreuon now use the slide sm-vico of tho division, many of thorn roKiitarly, whilo el i-oiuV miiuitioa make u.so of the film ser vice. ; "Itural nchoots and conimunitlos aro makiliK use of the. slide service' tnor0 fienerally each year," said Di rector Kil;iatrlck, "and this is ono of -the most valuable of peduKOtflenJ helps thai have been made avail able to the rural Bchools in recent years." The slide library of tho Rxle.ii- sion Division lias been gradually built up slnro I'JKi, so that only few of the extension divisions of American universities have bet ter of lai-Rcr libraries. Classes In tho Portland Center of Mm University of Oregon tire more heavily attended than ever before, enrollment at. present being 1400. riio Teachers' Heading circle giv en under the direction of the Exten sion Service has proved very profi table. Four thousand, eight-two Heading' Circle papers . havei been rend during tho year -192111022. During the past ten months., the I'nlversity lias arranged for the ap pearance of many speakers at com munity meetings and gatherings. teachers Inst Itutes nnd commence ments. This service lias reached more than 50,000 persons, ueeordlng to Director Kilpatrlck'u report.- Ouch! My Back! Rub ' Lumbago Pain Away Rub Backache away with small trial bottlo of old "St. Jacoba Oil.". The only dollar tho nveriifs'p ni:ui has ;iV(Ml Ih till? on i! ,thjit. now re nittiiiB in ,)iln porkoL unnpenti Have You Kidney or Bladder Trouble READ THIS: Madera, Cal. "I suffered for throe years with catarrh of tho bladder, having tried every remedy I heard of, but without relief. Finally I saw Dr. Plorco'a Anurlc advertised and, liko a drowning man grabbing at u straw, I thought I would try it also, which I "did with great nic-cons, as It relieved me almo.il Immediately, before I had talxn all of tho llrut package, so 1 continued, and would say to all those s'.ilferin;; from their kid neys or excess tirh.- acid, try Dr. Pierce's Amine Tablets and surfer no longer! I have great faith iff Dr. I'icrcc's remodica." S. P. llena ley. Yonr health Is your most Im portant asset. So why not wrlto Dr. Pierce, President .Invalids' Ho tel rtiinalo, N. Y., and receive con ndeiiilnl medical advice, free, or .seiid.loc. lor n trial nkg, tablets. - When your back is sore' and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rJicumatim lias you stillcncd up, don't sutler I Get a small trr'al bottle, of old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a little in your hand ami rub it right on your aching- back, and by the time you count lifty, the soreness and lame ness is gone. Don't stay crippled I This toothing, penetrating oil needs to be used only once. It takes the pain right out and ends the misery. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless and down't burn the skin. Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica, backache or rheumatism so promptly. It never disappoints I How Does This Strike You? A woll Improve,! tlireo-nero tract, just outHlilc of tho City I.imltM, ono block from tho juivcd liipliway. Good housit, barn, tuid other UiilldlnH. All li hula of ltcjiuinK" fruit trotn, vory boat of soil, irriKtitt'tl. J.ltiOO, $ir.H0 cash. A fino acrn tract anil a tlandy four- room Jiouhc, with other go oil lnipi-ovo-nionl.s JiiHt oulNhlu the city limit, S75.00, J47G.0U ccisll. A ffood nlx-room house Junt outaldc tho city HiultH unil a btrpo tot 61x208 feot. Chicken house, wooil house. cellar, electric HMh, etc. (lfiOU.OU, $r.0.()u canli. Good four-room houso and two Inre lota on T avenue. $1500.00, $200.00 cash. A flvo-room modern lioino, with largo corner lot on i'2'A strout, ono block from paved atrect. 2bQ0, $000 cash. "Will luko a good cur uh part payment. Apiirtrnont hoime, n rooming houac. and u restaurant also for snlo. PYRAMID LAND CO. P. N. Ford Notary Public l?l tobacco LlUQBTT & MntKi ToBitCOOl OOi ) ffiSS Vegetables for Sunday r4 Pewer Pewer 3-S Vewer 3-5 117. 1C J.'.C.IO 111!! 30.67 le.so 15. 00 D.ited t!s :eth day of October, 1912. (Signed) A. P. HAYNES, Chief of I'olicA, rity of 1a flran-le, Oregon. Nov. J-10-17-H, Dec. 1-8 Artichokes Brus.sel Sprouts Celery Lettuce CahhaKe Green Peppers Fresh Spinach Fresh Tomatoes Sweet Potatoes Parsnips Carrots Cauliflower New Navel Oranges, Jap Oranges and Cocoanuts with Fancy Layer Figs J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 -NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY A Gent a Vote A Penny a Vote Vote for Youf Favorite STAN DING OF QUEENS OF THE INDOOR CARNIVAL TO DATE November 28 , VIOLA GRAHAM 7,000 NELLIE SWARTS 2,450 EUNICE MORTON ......1,470 LEFJA 1'IAWES 1,390 Vole for Your Favorite One Cent a Vote I 5 f if .A -i 1 ..