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Wednesday, July 22, 1!)2.") THE LA GRANDE KVfiNINO OBSERVER The Observer Want Ad Page fhe Market Place ot Union and Wnflowa Counties FOR RENT )' ItKNT Moilcrn tlir. c room ! upt. Pliuntt 1 i-7-2 1-Sln i KOIt ItKNT Six room modern j houao with ur:ii-. $25. Oi) jn-r month. Main 647. 13-7-t-tf! Hilt HKNT U-room house. Call lliUl Sixth Btrwt. D-7-7-tf FOK KKNT Two-room modern furnltthod npartment. Itil7 J-'our-th. Hub Apartments. S-ti-8-tl FOR KENT Apt, in l''oliy. In quire J. J. Koley. -4-22-tf l-'OU BALL, KOIl SAI.K Hull pups, full Main 117. 7-7-:i-:iip FOR SAI.K one lm on .Second street known u.l Chureh I'roiiet ty. rive-room house and two lots on corner Fourth and O street, Ktlapp propei-ly on Mi:, r Avenue. I'riee ri;;ht on any of this property if taken at el Inquire r.. I SuodKi-ass. Main 1,2 ur H)UH Kouitli street. r.ii-7-2i-r,t KOIl KAI.K i2 x 42 "Twill 1'ilv" sleel rlirestier in FMIKT ri.Asrt I'HNIII TfO.N. I. K. and l. (!. IIIKN.UI.T. 14-7-2n-:ilp . FOit- SAI.K- - Hour cherries, :ovt; untl rorllanil. A. II. Perry man. 7-1 s-tr lOlt SAl.K Work horses. See Harris l-'reneh. l'lione 4i;7 It. 11-7-1 7-fit WAYIi.ll WANTKK Hasphcry ph U-rs. Phone 204 It evening. C-7-21-2tp PA INTO, Calctmlng paper hanging J. P. Landry, Phone 481 W. 6-0-3-tf J.OKT Brown Pup. Iteturn to Tted Cross J rug tilure lor re ward. J l-"-?-i-;f STAGE ON ANI AtTKIt MAY It LKAVE MiAVE L'nlon I-a (irande 9:00 A. M. 1:00 P. M. 2:16 F. M. 6:30 P. M. Bunday 1:30 P, AI. 6:80 P. M P. G. DeliAP Headquarters, Soimncr Hotel FOR HOT WEATHEIt uni vn Ice Cream Freezers Gasoline Stoves" . Tents Electric Fans F. L. LILLY Hardware Thone M-83 Summer Kitchen Comfort Is made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE with quick, good cooking results. See various models here. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson . Phone ili-i WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Telephone Your Orders Telephone service Is one thing you can afford to buy for your home It Is not a luxury any more, but a iiecesity. The telephone U Installed ami ynn are put Info Immediate connection . with your neighbors, the store, with the people oii want. Afer yon hnvo had the iMiiefll nf our jcedy and reliable service, then were you to b- deprUed of this service, the real nrrevdijr of It woubl 1w impressed upon you. We urge you to Join yonr nnlgblKirs get on the line with the re"t. Home Independent Telephone Co. Iflt Can Be Done An Observer Want Atl will do It quickly and economic ally. Nu mutter what your mint, If it tan be found in the l.u (iiHiule territory, a Want Ait wilt find It. Header Interest and reader confidence built over a long period of years shows lis value In (Hwi-ver Want Ads. Intelligent i e o p 1 o wuteh them constantly fur buying, renting, trading, getting Jobs Hiid getting help, eto. Tli cost Is small t bo re turns ure linniedlitte. "AN OBMEKVEU WANT AD WUiL W IT" j New .la paueM Invention Takes j I'hotngraphs from li'rls,4H's SASLliO, Japan (AD Optical instruments ami photoKiaphic de y (.',!. used hi the Ja panose navy are lining; Improved upon rapidly, -ays a navy official here. It is nn Obneed tiiat it method has been perfected for thf taking of pic tures through thf periscope of sub marines, details of which are being kept secret. It is declared tiiat, by Hie use of the perlseopie-teleseople ram era. rnuv-'Dii iiiH of enemy .ships can be- easily recorded witlnyil the I submarine itself being detected. The device is being tented, and, if it proves successful, nil the sub- Marines in the Japanese navy will ! be f rpilppeil with it. Prague has fitted up n new marriage chapel in its old city hall beeaii'ie an unknown soldier was buried In t tie chapel where mar rle'.'s formerly were held. Offer e roii voru EXAMINATION AND COMPARISON 1 Lot 6SxI10, has city water, a 4-room house. Terms can be had like this: $100.00 cusn, $25.00 per month down to"thj mortgage. jl Lot 50x202, has shade, garajje, city water, modern, connected ' to cesa pool, good location. ' Terms: $l'a.00 cash, $25.00 per month down to the mort- gage. 1 Lot f.o.yllO, has new modern I bungalow. Terms. $70u cash, j $:io per month down to the I mortgage. jl Lot 60x110 on Adams avenue, j New bungalow, garage. GouJ j terms. j .We Have Many Others. i La Grande Investment Company BONDED REALTOR Reliable Agents for Reliabl Influranee (.'om panic. 201 AUanu Are. Mala lit NEW TODAY NOTICE Classified Want Ads are strict ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy must be In not Inter than I ft- ni. date of Insertion. Kale: 2c- per word (or each in&crtlun. MA KG A IX Modern bungalow, 4 rooniH and Imth, flue basement and furnace. Close in. owner leaving town. Will sacrifice $.r((Hi. Phone owner. WHliuni Hughes, Main Kfi. " 25-7-22-2tp WANTKD -Men. (Jraders, rar- lou(er.s, general planing mill help. ljuwinun Hicks Lumber Co. i:i-7-:'L'-i;t FOR ftKNT .Modern five room furnished house, (iarage. Pav ed street. Well located. L'lll tv.lar. Call aaa W or aui w. 1 s- L-tl Advertised Articles Draw Most Attcnlionl Kdllor's Note. --The follow in;,' figures were sent out by t he Nm ttoiiul lietailers' ossoclat iou. Two similar articles were placed on sale at the same price, one was advertised. S7.0 times the customer bought the advertise article, .1.6 times the customer bought thf unadvertised article. S.8 times the customer bad no preference. J Two similar articles were placed on sale at another time, one was advertised and sob) at a hlglu r price that the other. j Go.i) times the customer bought the advertised article. J '21.2 times the customer ho'ight the unudvertlsed article. i i r. . t u .i... nui,.,,,. i... i t.M- v.......,, ..... " preference. I Thin test was not made In onellilg Dana eictllre. nreiei enee. i community alone, but in repre-1 sntntlve communittcH and by rep ii table grocers throughout the country. The figures furnish pretty con clusive proof. German Shipbuilders Go After Russian Business MOSCOW (AD German ship building firms, including "K rupp Wharf" and 'Deutsche Wharl." have approuched the Soviet Com- M.ere.a, .Navy j.epar.n eu, ..ill au oiler 1 o Im ill ii miniher nt en in- merelal and passenger ship." credit for ten to 1 r years upon pay. ment of 10 percent ctish with ord- I j it. i lie i onimi'rciai Aavy nepari tide and decided to order Severn lank steamer as well hh passengc Hnjj,s In a nifmorandnm addressed to the central nnthorltles at Moscow JniU1 Mi""ig. ana i-.uun i onte. recommending the offer, the Com- l lov,i InnrHlintn was the director, merciul Xaw liepartment stated whib- Winifred Dunn did the con that the interest of the Soviet Hy. 1)11,1 J"bii Arnold wuh Ihe shipbuilding works will not suffer by placing orders for ships abroad, as for the whole sum assigned by the government for Russian i;hip- utlldlng. orders hove already been placed with ltvisslan works, and' that the cost of the ships which . will be built abroad will be de- j frayed from ihe profits derived from t he e.iloitation of those ships. A filamentless bulb, th light bo- Ing produced by two poles. five and the ot her negative, has i. been invented. There ts no eon neetlon between the upper ends or the poles, which are heavy wires radiating n powerful light. MOM'N POP . . tC t v&t FRECKLES AND HIS 60SH' DlDV'EJEa ra rrj'Mcr, alek? vjhsw! ip rr wjrtNT Do cavs vs coyt-6 SO rwiMV,IN'-DONr MX) ICWJ ANV CCOL- PUA.CES? 7 V 7 VOU K01 AMY COSL. 1 g OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo IM COO PON'T TAKS IM AKiY icimd op wood tHeji ;-; ,wD koown MCKets feSto V " ill - oim y WE stBv.ce. we. J La Grande I Beauty and Comedy u: i : v-OlliuinuU ill T t . . , IJenuty and comedy are the pre dominant features of Viola Onna's new Metro-Ooldwyn picture, "The lieauty Prize," at Sherrys. The story by Nina Wilcox Put man has for 11 heroine a New York mani curist, who Is mistaken for a so ciety girl when her mother takes care of a wealthy matron's home during the summer. She enters a beauty contest, and Is chosen to represent the state at the national finals. She wins and is about to accept the cash prize. when she decides she has triumph i lir,,,,.r flllsp rl.enses. and Rive, ... . the money back. In order to es cape the publicity of her act, she steals away to a small town and nearly starves. Then oerurs n ll- max said to be the newest thing in climaxes. Pat ( i' M alley appears opposite jllie siar. inners m ine cast inciuoe l'-llWi,m onneny. w ; pinnograpm 'r. i ' OM"" BIIUU1B 1 " 1EU- r, OcUUIIie. 1)1 Llie TonCrotints" . . l rn i At ArCHCle lOtiay. . , The Paramount picture, "Salome of the Tenements." iiruduced Inf SjilHiy oicott from the popular nnvcl he An?i;i Yefrikn mithnr 'of "Hungry Hearts." is the feature t he Arcade Theatre. Jet I a (joiidal, Codl'rey Tear Jose Knhen ;,re featured In lb prlnel j pal rob s (,f the picture, adapted ri sl-l L. l'.OMBL0M.e T11A.T CCNTliST Y10P.TH THt f-:Xi-1 - ' 1 rroTAi.Mv fiAvE OS A 10 LOT OF GOOD .V -: z FRIENDS H , DOW) )',tDS AH ) SET0.'jDEa7JiAT ! ITS JUST S VJUXffM TUZZ I AS MOT MERE AS AJV PUkCS - .IS'... L M3, evtoiteTt; Theatres for the screen by Ronyn Leveln. In "The Green Goddess," Oicott produced a vivid picture of life In a remote village in India which brought Its people and ihelr prob lems with the undestanding of mo tion picture audiences everywhere. Similarly In the " Humming Itlrd" the director presented the spirit of Krance in wartime thru the medium of Gloria Swan son mid her uutivilU'S among the apaches In Paris. Oicott 's picturtzatlon of court. life In France and Kngland during the 1-elgn of Louis XV In "Mons ieur lieaucaire" mudc the charac ters of that story as Interesting as the lives of outstanding personal-ities-ef our own day. Jn filming. "Salome of the Tcne "ntentH," he has captured the flavor of iiany-slded New York and traiVsfirred it to the screen with ihe tylellly and Imagination of an a rtlsIA The fealured plavers move thru scenes I hat Include New York's ( lief to slums, a fusTilonable Fifth Avenue modiste shop. The rigid conventionalities of ail Last Side settlement house and the staid and gloomy Mansion on Madison Ave. of a inlllioiuilre philanthropist, a little Itussian calf and dingy news paper office are additional points in this story of an unusually beau tiful Rhl who rises from waif to wealth. 'thousands of Pilgrims lu Home KO.MK. (AP) Approximately 2ra.oo(i Holy Year Pilgrims arrived In Home during April and May, according to statistics compiled by Ihe dally newspaper, L'ftpom. Hallway officials announce that the heaviest single day of traffic was May 15. when 110 special trains, 7a of them from outside of Italy, brought f.K.ono pilgrims to Home, while special cars attached to or dinary trains brought IS.ooo more. Julius Is Heard Front And BEflDE-i MR McWRS-E i"S , 6O1N6TOVJR1TC U& ATDSTiMONKVL M6.LL APVCRnSINfl MO eRlNO iT IN , J 1 ev 1 1 1 1 1' Tag Has the t'A'l ,U 'I1! 'i 1-4 ; - 11 27 YEARS AGO Kit stern Oregon ( ihserver, J uly VI, ISUt .Mrs. 11. W. Grundy bfi Wednesday lor Sioux Cil, Iowa. .Mrs. Fred Proebstcl left Tues day to visit her fun in Montimu. .Mb 8 Slisuie Heal Is upending A portion of her acaiion In Pine Valley the guest or Mrs. Stalker. M rs. M. A. I larrlson, who has been visiting In Sherman county, has I'titurntd to her home In Island City. 1, 11. Proctor, of ftlgin. has se cured the princlpalshlp of the F.n torpriso public school. .Mrs. Job a A nl h on y was (he guest of county eoininissloner lhg tor several days lust week. We are informed that the Wal lowa Luke Is unite a summer re sort this season, tjiiite a number of people are then- from Walla Walla. 1. !. Smut x has'been engaged to teach lu Grange hall school next tall and winter. Fred 1 tail en, the largest tomato grower in L'nlon county sa. s on his l.add Creek ititni he now bus fruit as large as eggs uiid the vines are loaded. Itlliy Wilson who for a score of years ha.-t beep engaged In the sal oon business in I'nioii bus leased his saloon and will engage in the stock IttlKiUes:). Mrs. S. C. Xuber spent a portion of last week visiting iricmla hi I'uloii. Mr. and .Mis. Samuel Cochran have returned irum their visit in Wallowa county. K. Oliver has finished thinning 4(iti acres of beets and is now hott ing the same. This woubl le unite an umb'rtaklug for one man, but lio men will get over it In about tWO weeks. Houses were never in such de mand III the city as at present. ' County Judge Wilson Is In the Northern Portion of the county looking after the interests of the I public roads. .Marshal and Co., received a cur load of buggies and hacks Tues day. Judge and Mrs, liobert Kakln, of 1'niou, were lu the city Mon ti uy. J. C. t'hristensou and Thomas Galloway, of Klgln. caine up Tues day uud purchused a binder to as sist in harvesting the big crops in . their vicinity. I Miss Mamie Montgomery, who 'has been visiting in tills city fur the past two weeks lias gone to Pendleton to visit friends before I returning to lu-r home In Albany. Messrs. William Miller, J. P. Menzi and Hubert Masterton have j returned from a ten days outing on ; 1-Jagle Creek. They report u fine time. Married -In Klgln on July 13, lS'.tS, at the residence of Jos. Har ris by Klder Mayfleld, Joshua Witt and Minerva Duron. Marrled -In this city' Monday. July 18, lsus. Wllllum Myers and -MIk's Krle 11. Finniert, P. K, Van liunn, Justice of the Peace, offici ating. Hied Jn this city Wednesday. July ti, lH'.m Mrs. Jessie Oavls aged fili years, wife of A. Ha vis. jii(t rripau took place in the Mason ic burying grounds. .lapaueM' Lhlng Cost Drops TOKYO (AP)- 'Ihe cosl of living in Japan has decreased 7.il percent since hist January, according to figures recently made public. The drop In prices of food stuffs Is said to have been aided considerably by thi-' present financial condition and Hie improvement in exchange. BAKER STAGE Leaves Lu Grande From 1116 Jefferson Phone 4fi:i-.I 8 A. M. 1 IV M. f.FWTi rh'fu. I'M . U 111 1 MVTEroT.tiONiM.tCTTR RCCCOMMtNCHNfi MAfliC MUD AMD TELLItW HOW iT HELPE0 , 'if.1 TO VWIN VOUK GlNGINQ CONTEST j J L,J Cll L Tine1. TVA Right Idea. 1 ,W ; o:i 1 "i S l AIL "mis ) MSAT? r Professional Directory This directory ts especially bandy for the newcomer or for the out-of-town reader who may want the name anil address of some professional man. It lias been carefully pro pared und will prove to be a ready aid to any reader lu ob lalnluy prouip( professional service Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys lirOU F. H11AY Attorney-nt-Lhvv, offieti eat-JttcotiHon iluild-Ing-. Telephone Main 111. cocnntiv and KHrciUlAtUl-.-aeo. T. Cochran und Colon It. ICherhard. Attorneys at Low, Lu Grandts Na tlonul Hank builuiiitf. Telephone Mala 91. noilKHT S. M AKIN Attorney at Law, , West- Jaobson bulldlny. Tolopnone Alain 674. OAltli fJ. IIKI.M .Attorney at Lnw, Kiiimi Nttw Foley Uu tiding. Tele(dione Main 77i. Dentists lr. v. w. r.HWlV IVnllst, Gard ner rUiildlng, Telephone Main Hi. Or. It. It. MIM.RR Pentl.it, Ttooms 9 to 15. Paluier-Hoescu building. Ttdephone Main 70. lr. ifi, 1. MOSSMAW Dentist, Suite 2, ovt-r lU-d Crosd Drug; &lor. lVleplion Main 717. Architect C. 11. Bltl.l.KIl, Arcbtlrrt Itoom 7 1,n rjrunrte Nmioniil Hank Pulldlnr Canary birds are awful loafers. They should knit socks or play checkers like firemen do. If he, advertises It, he knows It's ?ood. Arrest of One Chinese Kltips ' Itiindry Husbiess of Town HONOIJ'M', (AP) The laun dry business In Walluku, Island of Main, Ha wull Territory, has been paralyzed, und Irate citizens, de prived of clean shirts, collars, etc., have been on the verge of calling u protest mtM' ting, all on account of the Harrison narcotic law. Such was the story told by J. A. Manning, federal narcotic chief for Hawaii, on his return from .Main, where he arrested among others, the town's only laundrymau. Chow Wing. "(Nio hotel had no linen, and every one In the village seemed (o have a dress or a shirt In the hands of Wing Chow," Manning said. "To hear the grief a,nd pro tests, you would have thought the patron saint of the town had Just expired." If he aavui tlscfl 1L he knows It's good. purity bread; If you are interested in the purity of the fooj products that fyid their way into your sytoni you should investigate the nutritious bread and d'aintyj satisfactory pastry baked at this establishment. 18 would add to your enjoyment, stimulate your appe tite und please your digestion. La Grande Bakery ; K. J. McWILLIAMS -I Mt AJ AtUl - I C05L PLACE ( BUT I A INT DUMB, AIN7" ! ' ME, DECKLES V y- Jf''-' w3J-f ' WEAR- ME M TAAT VWE 6oT TA' CCOLEsr PLACS IM A? IF-7H6y wz Acooifa PLACE TMAM 1 Physicians & Surgeons BTKLLA N. 1IOJ1I1:h, M. 1. Physician uud tiurtfuoii Rooms 10-H Tdephon Bonimer Hullding Main HARflV llOl'Vlf, M. U. ' I. 111! Il)( VI, ,11. II. Practice limited to dlKea-a of th Kve, Kar, Noo uud Throat. New Foley Telephone Huildinv Alula 1ft IU ti. Ii 1 ICII V. AI. II. Physician aad Surgeon New Foley Telephone Hulldtng Main 2 a IH II AIU 1'. I ANIHS M. II, pbyaiciaii and ui iteou Gardner Uuildinv Telephnna Alalu a W. AlrAllOHV, At. 11, , burguou New Fob-y Telephone Hullding Mala 6'J V. H. Ml Millie M. . I'liyalciuii uud Surgeon New Foley Telephone building Main iy F, I,. It ALSTON, .11, II, Practice limited to discuses of the 10 ye, Far. Noao and Throat, floorna 18-19 Telephone Summer Hullding Mniu 7V8 A. L, H1CH AltDHOtf, Bl. IT. ' tiurgury Rooms 16-17 Telephone gotiiiiitir Hullding' Alula lfr Osteopathic physicians J. I.. IMili; II. O. Qenprirl Usieupnthlc Practice iiiAitoAitRT ira.M, II. o. Practice luulttd to euro of Infanta. Bommer Teiepuone Hulldluff Mala 10ft WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers And Pressers rilONE MAIN 733 Depot (street Mattresses Rugs Cleaned - Rebuilt. Feather Mattresses Madb Pillows Kenovated Fluff Hugs Made, from ; old carpels. - -Furniture Repaired and . Recovered ' 1 La Grande Mattress v & 'Weaving: -Works? Licensed Fumlgntor 1'IIONE 42-1-V Clms, Fd wards, Prop liy TAYLOR ei2t rt wtA srnviec we. JlfJ By BLOSSER U P -Crr : r ft iSf (