La Grande Observer from La Grande, Oregon • Page 5

Observer, La Grande, Saturday, Fab. 16, 1952 Page 5 Tires end Accessories 91 Building Material r- Accicicr. Clothing Jewelry Furs A ADVERTISING Formally TWO-WEEK SPECIAL First Grade Size Firestone Super Balloons Regularly $22.05 SALE $13.45 Pins Federal Tax and Your Old Tire PERKINS MOTOR CO. SPECIAL on Pittsburgh Wallhide Paint FLAT AND GLOSS. WALL PAINT DISCONTINUED COLORS Close Out Prices Flat Wall 3.39 Gal.

Gloss Wall 4.39 Gal. Miller's Cabinet Shop COR. GREENWOOD and JEFFERSON INFORMATION All fcreeeified Artvertmni accepted aubiMt to the rule ana reguutolnt of the Orende Ronde Valley Publlin-f Compear, wblcta will not be responsible tat any errors after the first tosertloD and reserves the right to properly classify all advertisements, delete objectionable words or sentences or to refuse any advertisement. CASH RATES 111 cash rate shown below represents a 99 per cent discount for pay-nest wlthfn five days. MINIMUM INSERTIONS FOUR LINES Insertions Per Lin One 20c Three 13c Six 12c Count four and one-half words to the line.

Contract Rates on Request Copy Must Be in By 9:00 a.m. the Piy of Publication Special Notices 6 CLUB CHAIRMEN picked your meeting place? We have just the place. Good food and reasonable too. Call NORMANDALE CAFETERIA 10863. EAGLE'S LAUNDRY announcing new fluff dry.

service. Everything washed and dryed. We do the work. Pick up and delivery service. Phone 12441 and ask us about it.

Also do finished work. 52 Home Furnishings Aristo-Bilt and Harris Line Unpainted Furniture "Something for every room in the house" Well Sanded and Ready to Paint Writing Desks $20.75 v. Personals ft AvamTe! 5 Drawer Chest $18.25 Corner Shelves ....7.95 up Captain Chairs 7.00 Historical Society Opens Museum (Continued from Page Three) plains and settled east of Island City in 18(14. The bonnet was made by Leila Anna Graham, daughter of Rebecca Smith and was present ed tu the Society by Mrs. A.

Zurbrick. The Kellogg organ was presented to the Sons and Daughters of the Union County. Pioneers by the late W. I. Gl ider and they in turn presented it to the EOC museum.

Pictures The photo of. dolls represents a collection belonging to Frances McCall Smith and has been loaned by her sisters. A picture of Col. B. V.

Shaw, commander of the buttle of the Grande Ronde in 185(1. The group picture a scene 50 years later when Col. Baker returned to the valley with George The diploma given to Lcmual and A. Y. Ryncarson at the annual Fair in Clackamas county, 1861; these two men brought the first hand made plow to this valley in the spring of 1861.

A picture of A. W. Rynearson. A picture of Kate Rynearson Hanley. Pictures of Daniel and Hannah Chapman.

Daniel brought the first railroad to this city by giving the 1(10 acres for a site in about I860. Hot Lake and Hilgard had been considered by the company. The gold headed cane presented to Major M. Stirling by the school children of Island City, December 25, 18112 and was presented to the Historical society by Anna Oliver and Margaret Anson. The spinning wheel, a gift of Anna McDonald Oliver, brought from Scotland by Mrs.

Oliver's parents who came to the Grande Ronde valley in An exact replica of the sunbon- net worn by Rebecca Lamb Smith who, with her husband crossed the II. Ilines and Major Lee Morehouse. Presented by Bert jjuff-man. Joaquin Miller "Poet of Sierras" carried mail for Mossman's Pony Express lor Idaho to Waiilatpu, now Walla Walla, before 1862. Presented- by licit Huffman.

Ella lliggcnson, well known poet ess, an early resilient of La Grande, loved the Grande Ronde valley and the poem in handwriting and her picture which she gave Mrs. Han-Icy, has been given by the latter to the society. Mr. and Hen Brown on their golden wedding anniversary June 30, 1002. Mr.

Brown built th6 first house in La'' Grande in what is now "Old 'Town." Presented by tile Brown's granddaughter, Ada Clark. Green Arnold established die first hading post at the fool of Ladd Hill in 1854; material in Jap Slcvcns estate sent to Kale Hanley. Copies of lie first daily paper published in La Grande with pic ZIMMERMAN "The One Stop Store" Furniture Visit Our Baby Room We Have A Complete Line for Every Baby Need PLAY PENS CRIBS HIGHCIIAIRS WARDROBES BUGGIES JUMPERS BASSINETTES BATIIINETTES BABY CHAIRS B-O-H-N-E-N-K-A-M-P-'S SI Green Whipcord WORK PANTS TOUGH AND CHEAP ONLY 3.95 OUTDOOR SUPPLY Furniture S3 All Steel Cabinets REG. $29.95 SALE $21.95 Western Auto Supply Fixit Furniture Store See us before you buy You'l be glad you did. GENERAL REPAIRING AS USUALI 218 Fir Phone 4781 Electrical Appliances 54 FOR YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS WE HAVE THE )' TRUMBULL SAFETY SWITCH 400 Amp.

3 pole 230 Volt 50 h.p. cap INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND SUPPLY CO. Your Agent fur General Electric Motors and Controls. Houses for Sale 60 2 ACRES with ditch rights. Close in.

Five-room house with out buildings. Easy terms or trade for town property. SM1THPETER REAL ESTATE 1501 Ph. 11061 Berry Thomas Real Estate Insurance Phone 12011 207 Depot St. WILLIAMSON'S REAL ESTATE 1st Nat.

Bank Bldg. Phone 0001 A Home in Union? See Westenskow Real Estate Union, Oregon Phone 2394 NELLE GRIMMETT INSURANCE -REAL ESTATE 214 ELM PHONE 7451 HOUSE lor sale. Terms and rcas onahle. 1022 Y. Ave.

or ph. 12111. Farm and Ranch Property 63 POOR MAN'S CHANCE IF you're willing to go back in the sticks a few miles, here is your chance to get a start. One ranch of 360 acres with 100 acres fin ni land and good house for only $7500. Another of 780 acres with 100 acres farm land for $12,000.

Both are near Wallowa. C. B. LAWRENCE, Realtor 1311 Ave. Phone 678.1 GOOD RANCH Eqirip.

with stock and machinery. Part of crop is in. Phone 3162. Knight Real Estate. Miscellaneous Real Estate 64 W.

E. WILKINS Real Estate and Iusurance TT. S. Rank Bide Phone S31 Real Estate Wanted 45 I NEED good wheat land or ranches. If you have anything from 10 acres to 5000, phone 3162.

KNIGHT REAL ESTATE. WE HAVE BUYERS WE need farms and ranches. We represent 50 real estate companies who depend on us to find Eastern Oregon wheat and stock ranches. Sell or trade anywhere in Northwest. We will accept 30 day listings.

C. B. LAWRENCE, REALTOR 1311 N. Ave. Phone 6703 Houses for Rent 47 MODERN unfurnished house.

Five rooms, full basement, piped for gas and wired for electricity. This bouse just redecorated in and out. Call 12511 1200 Av Apartments for Rent 48 2ROOM Basement furnished apt. Also 2nd floor apt. Fine fur bachelor or working lady.

1502 Washington St. FOR RENT 2 room furnished apt. Private bath. $20.00 month. In uire at 1405 7th Street.

FOR RUNT: Modern, furnished, small two-room apartment. month. 707 4th, or call 2021. UPSTAIRS Apt. for renl.

Ph. 0401 PIPPINS, 1204 Monroe City, colored widow that has patronized all the rummage sales, lost practically all her new clothing and bedding in the fire of Feb. 9, 1953. Needs help! (Signed) A FRIEND. ANY GIRL in trouble, or needing a friendly advisor write, telephone or stop in at the Salvation Army, 211 Fir Ph.

3301. Personal Services 10 DRY CLEANING picked up Mon. and Thurs. Back in three days. Call collect 683, ELGIN DRY CLEANERS.

HEMSTITCHING Bells, Buckles, and Bullions of all types. Dress forms, pleating and buttonholes. MRS. F. ROBERTS, 704 Phone 7241.

Services Offered 11 HEMSTITCJIING BELTS, buttons, buttonholes, dress forms, pleating. GLADYS ROBERTS, 704 Ph. 7241. SADDLE WORK AT 10 OFF FEB. and MARCH i 1 FOR RANCHERS AND i HORSE CLUBS GET THE GEAR READY TO GO BUT BE ASSURED OF Quality Workmanship and Saddlery.

Elgin IS READY TO HELP YOU WITH ALL YOUR LEATHER NEEDS. Ken and Verle Green ELGIN ORE. KEEP WELL with a DEEP WELL CORRIELL'S well contracting. Pumps, Water Systems. Phone 31831207 Oak.

UGLY TREES CAN RUIN the appearance of your home. Let us give you a free estimate for removing or trimming them. ROBERT TIBBETT, Ph. 4311. Electrolux Sweepers SALES SERVICE 1410 4th Darrell Fulp Ph.

1097 Prompt Service SEPTIC TANK CESSPOOL CLEANING SERVICE Ph. 8473 La Grande Apartments for Rent 68 VERY NICE furnished Apt. for rent. Downtown location. Inquire at Zimmerman's.

3 ROOM furnished apt. with bath and laundry. 21814 Depot or call 71 or 0511. FRONT ROOM Apt. Furnished, steam heat, refrigeration.

Apt is on ground floor and is close in. 1008 4th Street or ph: 8241. 2ND floor one room apt. for rent. Steam heated and all utilities furnished.

$30.00 month. 1502 Washington. NICELY FURNISHED. Steam heated apt. Elec.

refrigeration and stove. Call Washington Apts. Phone 6531. THREE Well furnished rooms, private bath, steam heat and hot water. Very clean and roomy.

Inquire at 1702 2nd street. EVERYTHING Furnished in this nice large apt. For rent at 205 Hemlock. ONE ROOM and kitchenette. Heat, water, refrigeration and lights furnished.

$25.00 mo. 1306 ave. LARGE Furnished apt. Fireplace and bedroom. Grande Hondo Apts.

1902 3rd phone 7281 SLEEPING ROOM with kitchen close in and reasonable. 1601 Washington. 2 ROOM furnished apt. plenty of room and hot water. Call 8151.

VERY NICE apt. tor rent. Pvt. bath. Information at Mover Apt.

No. 2, call 12102. Rooms for Rent 49 FOR KENT: Sleeping room. Clean and comfortable. Very reason able.

1303 10th. FOR RENT: Bedroom with private nnd nrivaffi outside en trance. Two blocks from Post Office. 1004 Third street Wanted to Rent 73 WANT two bedroom unfurnished house or duplex. We will be per residents.

Can give references Phone 8043 IVVVVVVVrVVWiVVVNrWrWfWWVV' Money to Loan 01 4 FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS long term prepayment privileges. La Grande Nai i Farm Loan Assoc. C. T. Miles.

Secretary-Treasurer MVWeVVVVVWWVWrrVWWririrvvvvwvv- Autos to Rent 98 Trucks for rent you drive Move yourself save half MAC'S MOBIL SERVICE 1434 Adams Phone 8221 Autos for Sale 99 1949 CMC 'A -TON PICKUP LIKE NEW Actual mileage 10,857. In storage -2 years. Low priced for liquidation. Sec W. E.

WMKins 113 Depot. You Can't Beat "Walker's Warranty" WALKER MOTOR CO. FORD LINCOLN MERCirRY Pontiac Cadillac Gettings-Lynch PHONE 532 LA GRANDE 1051 4-door Flecllinc Chevrolet. Fully equipped. 6000 miles.

For sale or trade for late model Vi-Ion pickup. GARLAND TEETERS. Orchard Trailer Court. 1035 CHEVROLET truck, '41 eng inc, long wheel base, dual tires Good rubber and mechanical condition. Will trade for pickup.

See at 2509 2nd or phone 11474. FOR SALE: 1049 Sludebaker pickup. Iban 10.000 miles. Can see at 1201 I street mornings. 11)3(1 DODGE 'ton pickup.

Has enclosed bed and is in very good condition, phone 8551. Legal Notlcei eeew Carl G. Helm, Jr, Attorney-at-Law NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice is hereby given that L. L. Snodgrass, administrator of the Estate of Clarence D.

Meadows, deceased, has filed his final account as such administrator In the matter of the probate of said estate in the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Union, and that said court has set Monday the 25th day of Febru ary, 1952 at 10 o'clock, A. M. as the time and the County Court Room in the Court House in the City of La Grande, Union County, Oregon as the place for tno Hear ing on said final account and of any and all objections thereto. Dated this 26 day of January, 1052. L.

L. SNODGRASS Administrator of the F.s late of Clarence 1). Mead ows, deceased. Carl G. Helm, Jr.

Attorney for Administrator Jan. 26, Feb. 2, 0, 16, 1952. Sunday: 12:00 noon, Potluck luncheon Knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters and friends at K. of P.

hull to remain to bear national broadcast of Founders Day at 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Practice officers and guard team of WBA at IOOF hall. Monday: 1:30 p.m. Annual meting Union County Fair Board ut the Armory.

All interested arc invited. 2:30 p.m. Ackerman in Ackcrman school auditorium Founders Day program. Mrs. Gene Robinson, chairman.

Third, gind'-1 mothers, hostesses, Mrs. Forrest Pitts, room mother, 2:45 p.m. Women's Choral group practice at Neighborhood club house. 7:30 p.m. Council of Women's clubs at the library.

7:30 p.m. Girl Seoul board members meet wilh Mrs. Jack Denny, 001 Main avenue. 8:00 p.m. Regular meeting, WBA at IOOF hall.

8:00 p.m. Grande Rounders Square dancing club al Willow school. 8:00 p.m. L. A.

of the I. A. of M. with Mrs. Irma Blukcly.

Tuesday There will be no luncheon meet ing of the Soroptimist club today. 12:30 p.m. Potluck luncheon G. I. A.

at IOOF hall, followed by regular meeting ut 2:00 m. 1:00 p.m. Two Rock Home Extension unit wilh Mrs. II. P.

Uillcr-beck. 7:30 p.m. Evening Circle First Methodist WSCS at the church. 8:00 p.m. District No.

13, OSNA will meet at 1509 Walnut street. 8:00 p.m. Masonic-Eastern Star club square dancing practice at the hall. 8:00 p.m. Neighbors of Woodcraft benefit card party pinochle and bingo, IOOF hall.

8:00 p.m. Neighbors of Woodcraft sponsored party for cauls niiil bingo at the IOOF basement. 8:00 p.m. Regular meeting V.F. W.

Auxiliary at VFW hall. 8:00 p.m. La Grande l.illli-Theatre with Miss Dorothy leaver, 1202 avenue. Refreshments. La Grande Review WBA Makes Change in Plans The La Grande Review of the Women's Benefit association will meet in regular session Monday evening at 8:00 at the IOOF hull.

This will be informal. The pollock supper and card party which had been planned for Monday evening have been postponed. It's Going To Happen at E. O. C.

tures of Scott and own-1 ors. Presented by Kate Hanley. The small flag, made by Sarah' M. Wilson great granddaughter of Betty Ross given to the Society by Doc Eaton. Union County's early attorneys, Turner Oliver, B.

F. Wilson, F. S. Ivunhoe, T. II.

Crawford, Charles E. Cochran and J. M. Carroll, Pre-sentcd by Judge J. Green.

Harriett Ellsworth McDonald, charter members of the society, with mclodeon brought around the Horn to Oregon in about 1867. Picture loaned by Mrs. George Bir-nie, daughter of Mrs. McDonald. The picture of the four ladies for whom Mt.

Emily, ML' Fanny, and Mt. Harris wero named are Mrs. Emily Leasley, Mrs. Fanny Mc-Daniel, and Mrs. Martha Harris, all early settlers in the valley.

Presented by Clarence Leasly, Bruce McDaniel, and Rhoda Harris Smith. Macaige Baker, La Grande attorney, 1863, with grandson and granddaughter, also great granddaughter, Jane Powell Hollywood fame, presented by Mrs, George Curry, niece of M. Baker. Union County pioneer organizations', with Organizers and officers. Oregon's early legislators: Gen.

Joseph Lane first territorial governor; James Slater, first territorial legislator; T. T. Geer, native son Oregon governor; presented by Bert Huffman, Ida Cherry and Mabel Eaton McClain, respectively. La Grande's early city officials: Ben' Grandy, first mayor, presented by son, Charles Grandy; Alfred Neill, first eity recorder, presented by daughter, Eva Neill Martin. Dr.

W. T. Phy. Presented by Margaret Newlin. La Grande schools and two teachers; Blue Mountain university and' one teacher; pen sketch of the.

University made by Jean Henning Gunther. Mrs. Frank Poole Opens Home to K. D. Club The K.D.

Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Poole on the Island City highway with 13 members present and with Mrs. i Frank Poolo on the Island, City highway wilh 13 members prcs- cut nnd Willi 'Mrs. Waldron Park er presiding in the absence of the president. Mrs.

Jack McGhean, of Portland, a former member was present. Valentine gifts for Pollyunnos wore exchango and there were contests and sowing for v- Each member received a gift from the hostess. Refreshments wore the finishing i touch of an enjoyable afternoon. WANT ADS ARE NEWS. READ THEM ALLI Heavilin and Ralph Lane- For Washington's men, the 13-mile march ta Valley Forge had been a week-long nightmare of British attacks and snowstorms.

Reaching their winter campsite, the fatigued end truer) soldiers fell beside comprint, too weary to pitch tents or past sentries. But the worst was I yet to come. Carnival Book Shelves 8.90 Unpainted 7.95 up Gateleg Tahle 13.90 S3 Building Services 40 IMPERIAL Wallpaper ARRIVING EVERY DAY Beautiful Patterns A Price Tor Every Purse Town and Country Building Material 41 WHAT YOU can buy at the HALF WAY MARKET. Lumber, priced right for a quick sale. 2x4, 2x8, and 2x10.

Some 1x4 and 1x6 dif ferent lengths. Good' dry wood, S8.U0 a cord. ISLAND CITY MARKET HALFWAY MARKET Builders Hardware 42 Lets Do It Now! Paint Up Fix Up and Clean Up Turns Furniture 108 Depot Ph. 7461 Feed and Fuel 43 DRY WOOD DOUBLE LOAD $14 Immediate Delivery. Phone 0073 in La Grande.

or write Box 185 Union, Oregon. 14'' Seasoned mill Wood $8 a truck load, double load $10. BOX WOOD $8 a truck load, double load $12. PROMPT DELIVERY. 1516 avenue (near Spruce): Phone 11651 Will Fleming.

Dry or green 12 and 16 inch Fir and Tamarack Cord Wood Big looad $10.00. Ph. 8273 or call west end 1'enn. Miscellaneous 50 FOR SALE or trade. Will trade equity in 1047 Ford cab-over truck for car.

Mift. bed. Excel! out condition. See at 2203 norlh Fir after 3:30 p.m. NEW toilets 34.95 complete with seat, liny now, save nearly half on these hi-grade close coupled toilets.

All used pipe fittings 14 price. I buy, sell, or trade anything. TRADER BILL. 4 BRAND NEW 700x15 General Squeegee tires. A real buy.

Call 5813 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE: 1051 FORI) 2 dour se dan, custom II Radio and dealer Price $1,540.00. See Joseph Spurns, Union Hotel. Union, Ore IDAHO Water lift, just right for those irrigating needs. In good working order.

Call 1 1 104 Glamorene RUG CLEANER WILL REMOVE Grease Lipstick Shoe polish Tar Food Soil Gum HANDLED IV LA GRANDE ONLY BY Globe Furniture BROKEN Pieces of cement floor free to whoever will "pick ihcm up. Call 11104. if lA 1 T. U. 9, P.t.

Olf. Cpr. hrA I Help Wanted Female 23 AVON Representatives needed in La Grande and Enterprise. Write EVKLYN SEYFORTII, co Foley Hotel, La Grande. Farm Equipment 30 SEE US FOR -EQUIPMENT BARGAINS ONION EQUIPMENT COMPANY ELGIN PH 821 Call 6011 and ask for Classified.

Many of the Hems you don't use may he of benefit to another. Sell it with an Observer Want Ad. Farm Produce 31 TIME TO ORDER BABY CHICKS KARL R. STONE Box 276, La Grande ISlIB JEFF PHONE 71H1 Livestock Poultry 32 BABY CHICKS PLACE your order NOW so you will be sure to get the chicks you want when you want them. Then start them right with Albers Quality-controlled feeds.

Ryan Poultry and Feed, 2805 N. Fir. Ph. 2483. BABY CHICKS Peat Moss, Starter Mash Starter Scratch, Brooders Feeders, Fountains INLAND POULTRY FEED 1418 Jefferson Phone 8261 Fallen animals picked up free of charge.

Phone us collect, night or day. 3822 or 11441 American Products Co. LA GRANDE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. LivestockOrricrs-Sales Sale Every Friday Ph. 5423 Pet Kennels 33 A creamy dark-eyed little male Wilh a loving heart and a wagging tail WEEPING WILLOW KENNELS Union Puppies Phone 2H10 FOR SALE: Two full blooded male Pomeranians.

Priced to sell to anyone w-ho would like a little dog for the children. C. L. FALLWELL, Hall-Way Market. FOR SALE: Green Canary Singe i.

wiuiik IV. II I' 4111(11 singers. $15.00. Also hens at $2.00. Will ship.

Phone Enterprise 1784; or write, Mrs. L. M. Smith, P.O. Box 733, Enterprise.

Oregon Nurseries 36 STARK TREES Bear Young "The Oldest and Best-Write or Call MFXVIN LOR EE, GEN. AGENT, COVE, ORE. Logging Sewmillt 37 McCullough Chain Saws Earth Drills Chain Saws Water Pumps Sales Service 19O0 Ave. Phone 10382 BEN CURTIS SEPTIC TANK CESSPOOL SERVICE FREE INSPECTION 2012 Box 3. Union Photo Service Supplies 16 aerija jnrirKrru'uir-ww ii'mi' PICTURE in 00 seconds with the New Polorid Land Camera.

Look for it in our photographic dept. GRAHAM DRUG "I wish I knew a foreign language -r-think of all the snappy remarka a fellow could get away with around the house!" VAILEY FORGE: Inspiration for Today By Jay Situations Wanted 20 ruiji jtjlT i-O-Ti rV i WANTED Bookkeeping and Accounting work. Income lax reports prepared. Phone II. E.

KUIIN, Elgin. Phone 123. between 8 and 5 p.m. Help Wanted 11 BOYS GIRLS: Sell papers Sunday Feb I7th only. Big profit, bif paper, annual progress edition Show tickots to best sellers.

Sec I.es Masterston, Phone 1 1 333. Help Wanted Male 77 BOYS WANTED: 10 Boys Wanted to sell Evening Observers on the streets of downtown La Grande. Big profits. See Tom Humes at Observer business office TODAY! THERE'S A PLACE for your problems la "Classified. December 19, 1777, i l.

it' darkest doyl in American hi Onthotdoy.l 000 starved. clod soldiers i defeated Continen-, tal Army staggered up the snow -swept (I VnlU.C... I Pennsylvania. Thisf weeK Americans me world over will cele- brate the birthday ot the man who led that tattered bond of patriots. SSI asm He wos George Washington.

And hit raw courage in the fact of bitter suffering tells a story that may well serve to inspire an America again being called upon to moke sacrifices and safeguard freedom ogoinst tyranny. The troops who trudged to Valley Forge were broken, discouraged men. The bayonets of British troops under General Howe hod spread death and panic in Iheir ranks ot Brandywine, fo, and neorby Germanlown. 1.