Friday, October 29, 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SSSSi WANTED Lawn or garden work;
rwil sfl wav m m "sr" M have had experience lu uch
The Observer Want Ad Page
The" Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties waHair?.r'Tt &
I r ' ' I Dallea Furniture Store.
' 1 ' 10-9-lmp
NEW TODAY
VOn SALE Four brood bows, I
Chester Whltn mnlo-hog.. Arch
Known, Allcel. 10-28-2tp
FOR RENT Nice sleeping rooms.
2104 KlrBt St. 10-29. Sip;
1'OR SALE Modern 7-room j
house on Kourth St. near thei
hlRh st'liool, $3750; good terms.:
Pyramid l.uml Co. i0-2.2tpi
KOK RENT Klve.room unfur-i
nlshed housp. Call 4!i4-V.
10-29-2tp'
Fplt SALE iy-uro tract, mod-j
ern house, cow, milk goals,'
chickens, rabbits with the place. I
1 4-rooin modern stucco house i
close to school. Phone L'lis-W.
10-2U-2lp,
. I
FOR RENT Furnished two or;
three-room apt. Hot and cold !
water. 1904 First. 10-29-3lpi
FOR SALE New 5-room modern !
stucco bungalow. Pyuimld Lun4 !
Co. , ; 10-29-2l.p
FOR RENT Improved 40-ncre
tract, near La Grande, $400 per
year. Pyramid Lund Co,'
10-29-2tp
USED CARS
A OOQI) I'.UY
1S:0 FOR D TRI CK
rtuckstcl Axle, A-l Condition
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
- J 924 FORDOR SEDAN .
Fully equipped; A-l shnpe.
1924
MAXWELL SPORT TOUR.
A nice . little buy. ,
LEmiETTER'S
10-29-21
1!I2'C FORI! COl'TEc
192B TCOOR FORI) SEDAN
1923 CHEVROLET TOIUING
. L. W. WEEKS'
Chrysler Kales and Service
10-29-2t
.., 1 1(23 FORI) TOURING '
Priced very low. '
1924 PODGE SEDAN
JENNINGS & SIU'MATE
10-2!t-2t
FOlt RENT
i"Oll RENT Room with board;
working men preferred. Inquire
'-JDS C. Phone K.72-K.. 10-,2S-;ilp
KOU RENT Two housckeepin;
rooms, running water, ground
floor. $ir. 1201 sth. io-2k-;;,p
FOR RENT Fine home at 904
Washington nvu. House newiv
pupnrotl, good garage, cement
wnlks all nround house, good
slillde. One block from P. O.
E. C. Turkey, ISO 8 Second.
10-2S-3t
FOR RENT House,
apt. 470-M.
10-28-St
FOR RENT Modern 6-room
house, large sleeping porch,
large garden, garage and new
chicken house. 1003 Ijih..
Phone 151-M. 10-27-tf
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
house, close in, to reliable par
ty; adults only. Also modern f
room unfurnished house. 145-W.
10-27-tf
MOM'N' POP,
HAVE.VOV) BEEN USriNQ
ALL OUR ty.?ENDfTORES
IN THE 80DeE.T,DOTTl?
FRECKLES AND HIS
AfT; I f. ( 6VERV ONE J
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PHONE MAIN 37
, "An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
FOR RENT Modern sleeping
room. Phone Main 7S7. 10-26-Ct
FOR RENT Three-room house;
2-room house. John Mars, I Sin
. Greenwood. 10-27-tf
FOR RENT Six-room modern
furnished house. 2103 First.
10-lS-lf
FOR RENT
Penn. -Apt.
Adults. 1307
10-10tf
FOR RENT
Adams. -Sleeplifg room. 1512
10-10-tf
FOR RENT Piano,
enkamp Co. '
W. H. Bohn
1 8-24M
FOR SALE AXI) TRADE
FOR SALE My 440-arre , ranch
.near Imbler, cheap. Easy terms
at low rate of interest. L. A.
Striugham, Imbler, Oregon.
10-28-Otp
FOR SAL!
293-R.
-Fresh cider. Plion'i
10-2S-;ity
FOR SALE Deliclpus, ,Wlnesnps,:
'King Davis. Hlurlt Bens, 0c per
sack. These apples are good
cider apples and most of then
good to eat und cook Ilrintr
your curs, families and sacks.
Marshal! ranch, 3 miles nor'.h
of Hummerville, Ore. 10-2-3tp
FOR SALE Practically' new
Hoover Sweeper. Cull 501-W.
' , . . 10-27-tf
FOR SALE Hand sorted . pota
toes, every sack guaranteed,
$1.25 and up. Routli McKennon,
Indies' Exchange Bldg., cor
ner Jefferson and Hemlock.
io-27-t;
FOR SALE Ford roadster with
piek-up body. Inquire Observer.
10-25-Ctp
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 large
fir wardrobe, dark oak finish.
Donohue Furniture Exchange.
Wo buy, sell or trade. 10-lDlf
"well, I'm Going To
check the budget
against our monthly
BILLS AND SEE
KIND OF A BOOK'
KEEPER TOU
FRIENDS
r ,
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RENT Modern
-It. 10-28-3t
"OR SALE Potatoes, No. 2
grade, hand picked and free
from frost, $1.00 a sack. Also
No, 2 grade, as como over the
grader,, 75c per sack. -At the
ranch. Come and get them. E.
A. Wills, Allcel, Ore. 10-28-6tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 used
bow end walnut bed, good as
new. We buy, sell or trade.
Donohue Furniture Exchange.
Fir & Jeff. 474-J. 10-lHtf
FOR SALE Piano.
1323 Y. BV.
' 10-16-tf
SORTED Delicious apples, per bx.
$1.10. Inquire -Martin Ware
House, Imbler. 10-27-4tp
I FOR SALE Herbs. Good medl-
cine fur rheumatism, stomach.
Kmney, ookpi. uvui, uimuuci uuu
blood troubles and flu. II. J.
Rouch at Chris Miller's, 1510
Adums avenue. C-10-14-lmp
rdn SALE OR TRADE A new
Buffet Range, white enamel
' splasher find bright', shining nick
el trimmings. This is something
new and worth' coming In to see.
We buy. sell or trade. Donohue
Furniture Exchnnge. 10-19lf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Allen's
Parlor Furnace. With this new
type of heater from 4 to C rooms
nro made comfortable by natural
- warm, moist air. . Wo buy, sell
or trade.
Donohue Furniture !
Exchange. 474-J.
Fir & Jeff.
10-19tf
FOR SALE 6-room house. Must
bo moved. Call 428-J. 8-28-tf
FOR SALE One Ford delivery
. truck, panel body, good condi
tion. Inquire Odorless Dry
Cleaners. , 7-27tf
FOR SALE Sweet clover seed,
white or' yellow. Scourlfled, 15n;
unhullcd, 10c lb. Phono Farmers
4X. C. W. Bond. 10-16-lnip
FOR SALE OR RENT
ei s. E. C. Tuckey.
-Typewnt-10-0-lm
WANTED
WANTED-Rcllnble married man
to call on 2.000 old customers
every four months. Business al
ready established. Good pay to
start, permanent work: interna
tional concern. Apply. Box 6 84,
La Grande, Ore. '. 10-20-Glp
WANTED Repair work of till
kinds on stoves, furniture, etc.
Green's, 'Repair Shop, Smlt'h
Bldg. Phone 804-WV., .J0-28-11.1
WANTED E flat
call 21 02 Oak.
Write or
10-27-Otp
WANTED Team horses. Will
trade piano for good team.
Must weigh lOoO or more; well
matched; not over (1 years old.
Address P. O. Box No. 921, I. a
Grande. "10-27-Ct
WANTED Vocal
Grace Service I
students, by
'rands, author
i;.ed representative of Nikola
Zuu of New York. Call at East
ern Oregon Music company for
information. , . 10-24-lmp
WANTED Raw furs.' 1 pny the
highest market price promptly.
Also have large stock of made
tip furs. Alterations and repair
ing. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams
avenue. 0-10-14-lmp
WANTED Man wants any kind
of work. Call Observer.
10-25-5tp
FOR SALE OR
house. Call 47!
The Only Way Out
AL1.RIQHT-'
Vou'll. Find -AllThe
Bills
WHAT
OH THE WRlTlrj
ARE
DESK
)
y
Thwarted
. 7?
WANTED Farm loans. Five year
loana 8 int. on 1st mort
gagee. Also money to loan on
improved city property-.- United
States Investment Co.i U. : 8,
Nifl'l Bank Bldg. 10-1-lm
WANTED Cleaning, pressing and
alteration work on both men'!'
and women'a clothing. Expert
workmanship. Phone The Ward
robe. Main 72. 10-1-lm
M1SCE1XANEOCS
GET SHOT" early for Xmas at
Ward's Studio. . lfl-8-tf
MONEY TO LOAN On term or
monthly payment plan.' Chas.
K Reynolds, Sommer . Hotel
Bldg. -ll-lm
SHE'S A JILL OF TRADES
LONDON (AP) Mrs. Rosa.
Gotts Is a jlU of all trades. In ad
dition to being assistant overseer
for Burton and Wltton and .col
lector of taxes, she is clerk to tho
Purlsh council und Parliamentary
registrar. She conducts a building
business, left to her by her hus
band, is deaconess in the Baptist
church, superintendent to tho Sun
day school and a moving spirit in
the British women's Temperance
association.
Mrs. Gott Is such on efficient tax
collector that only one account out
of 250 entrusted to her this year
recently remained unpaid.
Radio is said to have Introduced
3,000 more words into tho English
language.
NEW LAMP BURNS
94 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas
A new oil Inrnp that gives on
amazingly brilliant, , soft, white
light, even better thun gus or elec
tricity, hua been tested ' by tho
U. S. Government and 36 leading
universities and found to be su
perior to 10 ordinary oil lamps.
It burns, without odor, smoke or
noise no pumping up, is simple,
clean, safe. Burns 94 ntr ani
G common kerosene (coal oil).
The inventor, V. M. Johnson, 1G1
North Union nvc, Portland, Ore., is
offering to send a" lamp on 10
days' FREE trial, or even to give
one. FREE to tho first user in
each locality who will help him
introduce it. Write him today for
full particulars. Also ask hiin to
explain how you can get the
agency, and without experience or
money mako $250 to $500 per
month.
. ... . Adv.
'365 Days
InTheY&ar
Pleasant ToTake
scorfs
EMULSION
Rich In All
Cod-Liver Oil
Vitamins
ScoU & Down. Blootn&rld. N. J.
C OH,D0TTie-")l Cyes-X
( HERE'S TWO ft ( 'kN6W jt
Fred Thompson
And Silver King
In "Tough Guy"
The pound of big action, the
flash, of scenic thrills, the glow of
human interest' and tho bond of
friendship between a man and his
horse aro vivid highlights of The
Tough Guy", In which Fred
hompson und Silver King caper
blithely, across the screen for the
entertainment of their thousands
of admirers.
The title expresses tho character
of the leading role 'in which tho
buoyant and breery Fred Is re
ported to achieve quite' the most
listinctlve bit of acting in Ills car
eer.
Thomson is rapidly clinching his
hold on the affections of hundreds
of thousands of theatregoers all
over the world for his clean and
wholesome entertainment in West
ern productions. 'Tho Tough
Guy." In which he is compelled by
force of circumstance to be many
degrees tougher than the nvn who
serve under him on a ranch, was
written by Howard Clifton and is
a refreshing ' departure from. 'the
usual Western drama la builded.
Duvo Kirkland directed and in the
past will bo seen Lola Todd,' Ro
bert McKim, William Courtwrlght.
Billy Butts, Leo Willie and Silver
King.
Comedy showing "Till Wo Eat
Again." , '
"Quarterback"
Football Film
At Arcade
Football's in the air. Don't you
see those pigskins sailing? Cun't
you hear the crowds a'cheorlng?
"Ctjmo .on, . Colton. We want a
touchdown!" .
Well, if you'd'beon at tho Arcade
Inst, night, you'd' 'have seen It all.
. "Tho Quarterback," a- corking
college .comedy,, brought ' Rlcjiard
plx back to- tho Bc'reen, Tho high-
est praise to give this film Ib to
say that it's'better' than "Iel's Get ,
Married."- That's praise enough, the pleasuro of sending both par
Dlx Is tho son of a man who ties to tho penitentiary.
has been attending university since
1899 because lie. promised his wife
thnt he'd stay at Colton till" their I
r v " rff m
ml- ""
for llt-Jl mid luun MeHNimiM oe inc
(.ruUhitlvr AnNrniltly. ViM n inrin
Iit of llir Wa?a nnd Sienna Conimll
fpi of she Hrnnlp,' nnd ivna Inalruniriilul In nmvIhic llir tn pnyttrn
Hl,MtO,Hl(MrO hy IiIh TlKroiia drfeiiNO of Hu rlRlitM of I he nfitnlr. 111m U
tlvtt and niiNvi'rvliiK lo,vl(y to hU rotiMtltUfntN won lilm tlir ndnilriitlon
ul' IiIm fellow nivuinvrMs Votod no n I he OrnnlH rrMolutlon.
Pn.d Adv. II. J. Taylor
eleven beat the orack State squad.
Twenty-seven ycara have oozed by.
His wife I dead, his son la now tne
Colton quarterback and he is atlll
studying!- -.-:
Needles to say, Richard lores
the prettiest girl at State Esther
Ralston. -Everything la all set lor
the annual Colton-State contest
when a .newspaper accuses Dick of
professionalism. Esther la the only
person who can prove his inno
eenco. At the last minute, he is
shoved into tho line-up and the
game start in a veritable sea of
thrills vie with each other.
What happens?
Attend the Arcado today or Sat
urday and find out what "The
Quarterback" succeeds In doing.
Director Fred Newmcyer gets cred
it for a Paramount knockout.
David Butler, Hurry Reresford,
Robert W. Crulg and Mona Palma
are nil excellent in their respec
tive parts. '
Buck Jones in
Fighting Pacifist
In Star Picture
Buck Jones, the stalwart cow
boy of Fox Flint productions has
a new kind Of rolo in "The Gentle
Cyclone'.' -which Is Bhowing at tho
Star theatre today and Saturday
He Is a fighting pacifist and his
two-fisted attempts to- restore
peace bring about mnny highly
amusing situations. "
Jones, as Absalom P. Wales, a
harmless looking individual, Is
drafted to act as arbiter In a
chronic dispute between a couple
oft hard-boiled families of tho
West.
"I have coino." says Absalom as
I10 enters tho iiherift's office "to
help settle this quarrel between
Marshall and Wilkes think I'll
hnvo any trouble?" Then before
tho sheriff has time to answer, tho
dlsputees enter und both lay claim
to tho soft-spoken peacemaker as
a gunman. In a few seconds a
free-for-all fight is In progress
with the sheriff acting as referee.
One of tho combatants, of course.
Is Absalom, while on the sidelines
is the Judge,- who hopes to httva
It would of course spoil tho
story, to nerrute It in detail, but
Absalom continues his efforts and
fiF.VATOlt
II. J. TAYLOR
Dcitiorralto
ranti(ltt(o Mr J.Mnt Senator
Vnmllllti, I'nloii, Morrow Coiintloa
VOTE FOR
If p wry J. Taylor, enndldasff for
He no tor. 104h Nrnntorlnl IUrlct
rnmprlHlua; I'Mutlllu, Lnlun and
3lrrw 1'onnt.ra.
, lln wim rlfvtrd o hla ofIce four
)onrit no and hua nrrvfd hln illktrlrt
. fnlthfully. He Hi tie at fndlt'ton,
1 win hum In UimoutI. moved with
blM' nnrpMtn op 4'ullfornlu lit ilMI.
isrssi : v..Vv ev:r:,r Uhou.anu, t bnvf '
Inrxe r.hen farm, was rhool ,11- ofthe Wataltat Uk Mrtataty of my icdehrattd
rtrlor thirty jrnrn, city rounollnlnn btmrnti, but I WILL t.UAHAN 1 r.r. IN
It I'nrtlrion five yr.rn. hu. brci , WRITING TO CURB YOUR 1'ILtS OR RE
director Im InlnNd Umpire linnlc ever . TURN YOUR FKE. Remcmhcr, there It no
nlner Mm oritimUiiIlon, Im n memlirr
of l-:ikH, V. f. V.. mid I. O. O. V.
wdm (irnnd HiiMlrr I. O. O. If., llM.'i
and 1 0 1 -I t rnnd ll pwMnlllvc, IlMI
MMd 101 5 1 In now Mcrvlna; 1Im Dili
)iir n m TniMtPt of I. O. O. h IIoiiik
nt rorllmid.
II Ih I'liiUornir If otcrd-d, li will.
alas-latn- I.I. f tittle, f 11 1 1 h f II I Iv
and lionpMllr fulfill Is Im orflcltil j
dutloH with (ho vnnt imhI1iI ri
1iiiMr in tax pmjrn. Hi favora u
rcMMonnhlr uad JumI Inrouie lax. nor
mal Mcliool In 1 flif romiilrtlon
of nil Mlnlf lilarhwajM and rrllrrnirnl
of ItundM nm lliry imifurfl pifer
IrirlMlnllnn for itrolrrtlon of Inbor.
nbollMhnirnt of iiMflcMM coninilMMloiiM,
rrdnrtid llrrnsip frea for UMrd nulo
molillvM. lit lina no prt IiIIIm, no
Itrlvate or apcrrt InH'ifolH to Mrrv,
nnd Hlnnda on Mm rocord nd Hcnalnr
012B tV NU KRVirt. tC
By Blosser
By Taylor
' ; ., i'( I. HAC To POT TH6M j X
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Professional Directory
Tula directory ! eapecUhy bandy for the newcomer or for
the out-of-town reader who may want the name and address
of some professional man. It haa been carefully prepared aad
will prove 10 be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining proms
professional service.
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys '
COOHRAK nl KBEIIHARD Geo.
T. Cochran and Colon 11. Eberhard,
Attorneys at Law, La Grande Na
tional Hunk Building. Tutepbcue
Main til.
Dentists
Dr. C. W. En WIN Dentist. Gard
ner Building. Telephone Main OS.
Architect
C B. MIM.En, Architect.
Htinm 7
La Grande National Bank Building
Music
KASTioitN oiu:;on SCHOOL
till MDNId ,. .
Violin Piano
Odd Fellows' Temple. ; Phone 447-J
tho harder he tries tho mlore hope
less tho situation seems. Nor does
Absalom pour oil on tho troubled
wuters, when ho pays attention te
the daughters of tho feudists. This
rnthor complicates mattors.and
when tho girls disappear ho is sus
pected of kldnnpplng them. One of
them Inherils valunblo property
and Immediately thero is a rush of
candidates eager to marry her.
Absalom adopts her to prevent
such a schemo and luter the adop
tion is declared Illegal. Tho cli
max Is sudden end surprising, r
"Snookums Outing" is tlio come
dy being showm.
'; An oaken gibbet from which
men were hanged In public for
sheep stenllng as lato as tho year
1500 Is prescrvod over the main
entrance of a bank ' at Ruthin,
Wales.
FORMER PATIENTS TESTIFY !
ALL doubt as to result is ro
, moved when you come to
me .for jtrealment ior.-PilM and other
hosnital oocratlon. no anaesthetic, no confine
ment My treatments are mlhl, soothing and
quick ly enscuvet j ney restore
htalth and vJor, Read of the
marvelous cures In my new 100
pae Book, which will be tent
you FRKE upon request. ,
kw vwrn wnrrma
DEAN. M.D..Inc
CES: SEATTLE OFFICES:.
Or OWan Building
Inq 80S-IIZ Shstir Cutidina
. r tn Mfri To ' r
ATM ANfl PINE
WTFIEN 'E TTIINK
TIIB OTiriOl FELLOW
KNOWS
Some people would be far
better off If they used their
own Judgment rather than
placing bo much confidence
In the Judgment of the oth
er fellow. The lock of self
confidence has cost many a
man a considerable sum. If
we were able to thtnlc aa
fast as the other fellow can
talk, likely our Judgment
would save us money.
UNITED STATES
.3 B B BS EE tnwrT 1 I
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PORTLAND On
A NEW TELEPHONE s
i DIRECTORY , ,
x For Union County f, ,f
will be issued soon. 1 ; !
Why not install that telephone '
now and secure a listing?
Home Independent Telephone Co.
rhysicians & Surgeons .,
i.r.n it, noi'TY, m. n.
Practice limited to dlaeasea of tH
i'-;yfi, iar, iose ana -j nroac i
New Foley - Telephone
juuiiuing 4iaiQ im
B a. Kinnr, m. d, I
Physician and Surgeon. 1
Sommer , . ; . Telephon4
liuliuiag '. Main
men Attn p. i.Awms, m. d.
yhvslelan and Surireon-
nnrAnpr Teleohonf
Building jaatn j
W. P. MeADORT, m. d,
iturttpnn. .
New Foley Teleptioni
lluliuing . Aiain sr
c. s. jiioonn, m. n.
PhvMleiun and Surireon.
New Foley Telephone,
Building 1 Mala 1
H. .. ntT-RTSIf. M. M.
Practlco limited to diseaaea ot thl
Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat. I
Rooms 18-19 Tolephom
Sommer Building Main 77
A. 1,, RICHARDSON, M. D.
. Hurirerv. -
Rooms 16-17 Telephone
Sommer Building . Main 10
Osteopathic Physicians
J, I INGI.E, D. O.
MtnOARliT INGLE, D, O.
General practice and the "POST
hvmtv.M" for failtja arches.
Sommer Telephona
Building Main loll
'Christopher Columbus whs
die-hard. But then we have on
own- Jackie Coogan, . Kussell TJ
Scott and Daddy Browning.
Astroloeer
MRS. PnKDKniCK BlIMI
801 N Ave., La Orande, Ore,
- Readings dally.
WEAVER'S
, Tiilors Cleaners - IsvS
And i'ressers
, yilONE MAIN 788
' Uciot Street
l sbw m m at mum fjss.va a; m sa
Mattresses - Rugs
Clcamxl - KebuM -Pcatlirr
Mattresses Mads
IMIIows Iicnornted .
Fluff ltnss Made from .
old carpets.
, Furnlttiro Repaired sad
' . ,: Itecovered., j
La Grande Mattress
r&; Weaving Works
' LIcouMcis I'umlnntor
I'UONE 424-W
CUojj, Udwards, I'rop.
Oar Service reflects amis
billty, efficiency, understand
ing and experience. We do
not worry the bereaved with .
details, nor do we leave de
tails for them to worrj
about. , . j
Snod grass & Zimmerman
Main 62
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