La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 13, 1926, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, November 13, 192f. The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties I NEWTODAY l'OK SAI.ii New modern homo, I tin down uml 50 u luunlli. J . 2013 AUunis. 1 1 -1 a -1 1 1 POR ItKNT Mullein furnished apt. Slcuin heated. ioo wasu. l i-ia-it KOIl HKNT rive - room new ' modern house with furnace. Ncur U nnd Oak St. I'lionc .'I. , .J. Own.. - 1 1-13-11 J'-Olt ItKNT One furnlsh-il room, . 2 lilncks from main street. I Ji'lv preferred. 1012 Oth St. II-13-U' roil HAI-K I'-our-room stucco j '.. houso . Willi garage, close i school. Klvc-rnom modern house .with barn. riiono 268-W. 1I-I3-7I i WE ran 'il your property at nur-i lion for cash within .in days. ' Send Uli full detail. Western l'oal Lund' Co., 3S3 i'lltork lllorlt. I'ortland. 11-13-llp WANTIOMTO HKNT Small ranch, i 'till Main 01 ii. ll-13-3tp AVW.H Ultli'K Absolutely mod-; jcrn stenni-hcnleil rooms. 1 "" and up; 'aluo hoard. ll-i:t-iip (OK HAI.K I'nrd touring ruraml1 ' ..Miuwi-ll touring car. In runiimg(, ,'ordir. Terms. Kurnicrs I. . . . 11-IJ-ltP , i VUlt It i:NT Modern sleeplngi : ,... ,u i'Iiihii lii. J 007 01 h. I I . . . i 1 I -1 3 - It FOIl HAI.K I'lgs, 8 weeks old. Jteed Taylor, runners 2jij:j',) fl VOtT, can save money by getting your shoes repaired at Itusch.s Srcond-lialid Slore. 19"1 Fir Hf. ' 'Men's shoes hnlf soled with good , ".rubber and (food oak lan for l.ll. Ladles' shoes half soled . for 76c; rubber heels, inc. I. . loveless. . FOIl ItKNT rive-room furnlshid house. Inquire Observer. 11-1.1-ltp FOIl 8AI.K Itaeoon fur coat. 4i .Inches long, full flare. Finest skins, excellent condition; woi n ' only 2 seasons. Originally 37o. Warm and styllsl coat a har . gitln at I25. t.i.rls Miller, finv. Phone 257-lt. U-3.tt FOIl SAI.Ii AND THADE TOR 8AI.E Piano. 12 Y. bv". FOIl SAI.K Practically new Itemlngton typewriter. It. It. 1 Carey, 1010 Adams uvu. Phono ' mo-J. . lt-0-6ll FOIl 8AI.H Praetleiilly new Hoover sweeper, 3U. Call 601-W , i i-8-ir roil HAl-ls Sweet clover seel, whlto or yellow. Scouiificd, 16n; Unhullml, 10o lb. Phono Furmers 4.X.- C. W. llond. 10-lB-lmp roil BALE Hand sorted pola loes. every sack guaranteed, II.V5 und up. Houth MoKonnon. , Ladles' Exchange Hldg., cor- ,. 'ner Julfurson iid Hemlock. I'. . , 10-27-lf roil "BALIS d-room house Must no moved.. Call 428-J. 0-2-tf roil BALK One Ford delivery truck, panel body, nood condi tion. Inquire Odorloss Dry Clounors. : . T-JTtf MOM'N' POP FRECKLES AND HIS WELL-ITLookS . i iiC cjiiiurn icr .-iirr ' VMS WOAvrMAvE rTT jT Say, pop, let m tag 1 " (T vhat do voo S ( cMPot.BooT i HI r DOLLnS. js-S "VANT IT TOR? T XA e&HT , rf. , ': " TWtWXJ!S.'ivS I, L . -g'-w' I Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flvo nvcrngo word lo Hit) lino.) Per line, 1st Insertion 10c Per lino, each added coiibco- ullvo Insertion .. . to Minimum cliargo on one or der 250 RATKS BY MONTH 3 linen, per month $2,150 .1 Unci, icr month .......... SS.2IS 4 linen, ier nionlh .. M.0 5 linen, per nionlh 4.75 lOoch uddliloiinl lino over flvo churned ' at olio er lino per month. CASH IS ADVANCE la re quired on all classified orders lo corn these rates. Higher rates charged ou all credit In sertions. Copy for nil classified orders must bo In tills ofHeo ly 10 A. M. I)AV OP INSUUTION. Slop orders on uil Inserted un til fuiiher nolleo must ho ro eelved hy ttio samo hour or ex tra Insertion will ho charged. Telephone o r d e r s solicited. Cash rule may lie earned on phone orders hy payment ou or before d.tto of last Insertion. l'HONU MAIN 37 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" 'Oil SALE All or part, as warn ed; 1 yr. iJme, ti'r,: U'f, for cash, 8-bottom bang plow, 1 walking plow, 2-boti.im gang plow, sul ky plow, disc plow, 3-sectton roller, 4-section harrow, dottblo disc Monitor drill, binder, silage, cutter on wheels (24 In.), sul!y plow, studebaker wugon, low iron wheel wagon, small fee.l chopper, 3 hoy racks, 2oo fence posts, some lumber, 3 head heavy horses, I riding luareani cold, 1 100.11 lb. hoise. O. 12. Sllverthorn, I.a Urundo, Ore. 11-8-lf VOn SALE OR TRADE 1 usod how end walnut bed, good as new. We buy, sell or trado. Donahue Furnituro Exchange rir & Joff. 474-J. 10-lOlf eon SALE OR TRADE A now ltuffet Hango. white enamel splasher and blight, Hhlnlng nick el trimmings. This Is soniothlng new nnd wurlh coming In lo see. Wo buy, sell or trade. Donohuo Furniture Exchange. 10-(Utf FOR SALE Morns. Oood medi cine for rheumatism,, stumuch, kidney, bowel, livor, bladder und blood troubles und flu, 11. J. Hi. nib ut Chris Miller's, 1510 Adams avelillo. 11-14-lmp FOR SALE Genuine King foul, by the ton or sack. Also liny and reed. Stiles & Co. Phone Main 714. ' 10-30-1 m FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 large fir wardrobe, dark oak finish. Dotinhuo Furnituro Exchange Wo buy, sell or trado. lo-iotf FOR SALE OR TRADE Alion'B Parlor Furnaco. Willi Ihls now typo of heater from 4 to 5 rooms tiro made comfortablo by natural warm, inolsl air. Wo buy, sell or trado. Donuhuo Furniture Exchange. 474-J. Fir & Jeff. lo-llllf FRIENDS I OH RENT I-'Olt ItKNT Two sleeping rooms und garage at 1804 Second St. rhono 2S8-M. 1 1-1 3-2t i roit ItKNT Housekeeping rms. Imiuire !I03 (' avu. or phono S7-lt uctore t p. in. ii-ii-i FUJI ItKNT Kuril. upL 470. M. ll-12-3t KOIl HUNT Housekeeping rooms, very reasonable, to udults. Will exchange part relit for work. 1201 Klh St. ll-12-Jlp roll ItKNT Furnished S-room uiit., close ill. Phone 038-W. ll-12-3t Foil ItKNT llclilenreleh's 7-rooin liouse nnd garage, furnished. Cor nor N and loth Kt. 135. John Mais, 1810 Greenwood St. U-lltf Foil R13NT 4-room house 1 block from school and store. 112.50 por mo.- Phone 270-J. 8-ll-ll-3t rOll HKNT Five-room modern und clean house. Call 145-W. 11-8-tr FOIt ItKNT 122.60 per month, 6-room modern house. Inquire Andrews Variety store. 11-2-tf FOIl HKNT Threo-room houso: 2-room house. John Mars, 1810 Greenwood. 10-27-tf FOIl RENT Sleeping room. 1512 Adams. 10-18-tf FOR RENT Piano. W. H. Bohn enkamp Co. 8-24tf WANTED WANTKD TO Tit A II K I'lano on I lot. Address box U2I, l.a Orande, I Ore. 11-12-Hp WANTKD Work by hour. ' In quire -19(13 , 3rd. ll-10-4tp WANTKD Repair work of all kinds on stoves, furniture, etc. Omen's . Repair- Shop, Smlih Illdg. Phono C14-W. 10-28-Jin WANTED Vocal students, by Grace Service Francis, author ized representative . of Nikola Zun of New York,. Call at. East ern Oregon Music company for Information. l-24-lmp WANTED Raw furs. 1 pay the highest market prlco promptly. Also have largo stock of matlo up furs. Alterations and repair ing. Chris Miller, 1010 Adams avenue. 11-14-lmp WANTED Lawn or guidon work: huve had experience In such work. Phono Muln 682 (2 rings) after 6:30 p. m. Ask tor Ray burn. 10-10-linp WANTKD Cleaning, pressing and alteration work on both men's and women's clothing. Expert workmanship. Phone The Ward mho. Main 72. 1i)-l-lm MlbCKIiLAMEOUS J. FINNIE Plumbing and le-p-ilring, Bteum and hot wuler hi iitlng. On Kim near Depot St. Phone Main 077. 1 1-10-lm MONEY' TO LOAN On tolill or monthly payment plan. Chas II. Reynolds, Sommor Hotel Hldg. B-ll-lm MIST LOST lli'tween Kaineta and La (irande, black traveling bag: contains valuable papers auj U"rsomil belongings. Leave lit Observer uriico. 5 reward. 1 1-12-4111 In Debt VWtAU TO A thu. y i . cc L trurMi? J (. 1 AM" J K NOTICK OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice l hereby 'siven that Ollvec Pancli has filed Ills flnul uceount an administrator of the estate of Frank t. Slavclcy, do ceased, and that the county court of Union County has fixed Mon day, the ISth day of December, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of mttd Any. at the county court rooms In tho couit house In the city, of I .a Orandc, Oregon, as tho' time and place for hearing objections, If any there he, to said final account and for the settlement of said estate. OI.IVKR DASC1I. -Administrator. RINOO & WRIGHT. Attorneys for Administrator. Nov. 13-20-27 Dec. 4-11. A Now Jersey heiress has gone I to work in a canning factory. Her I experience there should help her if she ever runs across European nobility. V t ' n.- l-J .... .--'I. . - -L-JJ USED CARS A COMPLETE LINE ' OF USED- FOitD. CARS, . ' i'ltlCED RIGHT. ; l'ERKINS MOTOR CO.' . . 1 1-0-It IIEliP VA.N'TEI -MAI.I HAVE YOU tuli'nt und -a full developed de Blrn tu fill a rent .position in the. drafting lini',' lutt r oponintf into an unlimited ..'field In Knginecr inff work? I , , . Appllcuntii jnuMt hn.v had an eighth srudu flcttoollntr, iiiiikI be over twvnly-one yt'arB old, nnd inuHt now 1)0 omployed in nome recular work which1 need not necessarily be drafting'. These openings are primarily for men with talent who havo not had the opportunity to earn a livinff and develop their tal ent, at the mime time. Wo require two chnractor ref erences from the men wo ac cept. TheHc.men will bo fftven a very thorough and complete training at ltome by a new and .modern method and will, retain their present positions until thoy lire qualified to drop all other work and enter tho draft ing room at decent Halaies. They will bo glveu an absolute guarantee In writing both as to position and wilary within a . specified -lime or at the expira tion of that time an immediate' refund of the small sum charged for their education. They will be furnished with In struments, ' drawing table, . and projectograpb. They will be cx- peeted to devote at lenst nine luiurs each wuelc at home to preparation -for their positions. Your application must state ; age, morrled or single, kind of work at which you are now ''iiiployed, schooling, and any other Information which you think we should have. Addrosa ltox 15, La Urundo Observer. and Out YeiL,Voo DOM'T Borrow FPom M.E '.VCffV OVTEN- HepE Y ARE ' ' , , , j ' He'll Show It r :J6StV7lMB IT U5M7VOIMSS I AIDS DOUJAJ IA) OUR CEL.A)5 sav.t PLACS.' Aerialists Featured on Vaudeville Bill A company of versatile pluyors are offering something new In Vaudeville In the lino of singing, dancing, novel musical surprises, and comedy, at the Arcado theater on Sunday. Tho outstanding feature Ls tho Flying l.afuyettos, living up to their billing as sensational aerial ists, In a routine of feats lit midair. Ktnsey & Evans present "Tho Solo Salesman". H Is flavored with comedy songs and dances, llentou ft Clark, "Tho Fashion Plato I"olr", offer, a singing and dancing act. Plorinnu. In "Moments Musical", is a delineator of muslcul mirth in a cycle. of musical and song selec tions on her accordion. Aljoe in "Episodes" is an European laugh provoking novelty offering. "Thrill Hunter" At Sherrys Is Exciting Feature "The' Thrill Hunter." at Sherrys tonight, lit one of (.'oluinbia's Wul. dorf and . has for its purpufe;, thrills, more thrills and even more' thrills. It fully fulfills the line on it a, billing: "A auper-Hpeedj comedy drama.' Thesq' old eyes have seen mb; ups before on the screen but we. have a good notion that this takes' the prize for fat and furious fun. . . Nothing, of course, need be told) local fan about the cast of noted; character nctors that play In the feature. Wlllinni Haines Is as well known as the Oold Dust Twins nnd hna a brand of. comedy even cleaner and more tonic than those two little ptckanlnles. ; . I . Kathryn McOulrc has one of tho girl Jeads and, fully proves the. talent, that gave, her chance and umaalngly meteoric career on the silver sheet. The beautiful ac tress was a noted dancer at one. lime and shows it in the grace i and technical brilliance of herj pantomime. I Concerning Alma Hennett, that capable and fumous player. I can add nothing except that It Is, as always, a pleasure to watch her act. Comedy showing, "Move Along Iron Tooth Helps In Filming of "Last Frontier" One of the most noted scouts that worked with Kit Carson was Hostes Tees Nor.. He was the tallest member of the Navajo tribe nnd one of the most Intre pid. 'Clirson, whose prowess us a plainsman has become legendary, placed Implicit confidence In Hie, craftiness of his lanky aid nnd en- trusted lilm with ninny ' Imperial. t .missions that frequently Involved the sufety of the liny settlements of pioneers. At the sanguinary struggle b" tween the Indians and the white' settlers and soldiers wuged at Fort Wlngatu. Chief Hostes Tees Nex played a heroic role. Ills knowi-, edge of redmen's. wiles enabled' 'him 'to counteract many of the despeiute thrusts ot the HtivugO painted wurrlors.. ' A son was born to old llost'-s1 Tees Ncz. w hom Ihe Indians nam- ed Iron Tooth, but who prefers an Americanized cognomen. ' George Hnncroft. Iron Tooth, or ttitncrort. spent four years ut the Indian school In Simla Fc and two years at .Riverside. Ills eon-, trol over tho Navajos is uncanny 7MAT DU2.1A1T V ' Giu& it qack Dollar Voo borrowed 7 u o- I AlfejtT rAYPT -q I FROMMb LAST WfcfcK- f. r D0AV6DO0- IF tATMlN' IS (3CWMA S7PI)iS VOU TS 60A1MA S71SIRS you, TMATS and I'ncle Ram uses him as a.i intermediary between tho govern ment and tho tribesmen. Ho of ficiates as Interpreter and general handy man for Indian Agent Wal ker stationed at Tuba City, Arli. Bancroft was loaned to tho Metropolitan pictures corporation by the Jndiun ngent to assist in handling the Hi"" Indians used In tho ruining of "Tho Last fron tier" ut Gup, ArU.,. in the heart of tho Great Painted Desert. With an all-star cast headed by William Hoyd und Marguerite Do La Motto, Jack Hoxle and J. Pay roll Macdonaltl, and Including Mitchell Lewis, Oludys Brockwill and other prominent film stars, "The Last Frontier," coming lo Sherry's Sunduy bids fair to prove one of the oulstundlng screen at tractions of tho year. Comedy jhowing, "Move Along." Laura La jlante At Star in "Her Big Night" ; ; "Hit Ills? Night," with Laura, La Plante as tho star, and an un usuully large cast playing in sup port of her, la to bo tho feature attraction Sunday, matineo and night, and Monday matineo only at tho Star theatre.' . The pleturu Is a farce comedy,, produced by Universal Pictures corporation under tho direction of Melville Brown, and is said to af ford tho protty, blonde comedienne tho best rolo In her brief but bril liant career before tho camora. The story, deals in a- way,' with the movie industry, and is con cerned mainly with tho somcwihat embarrassing failure of a movio star to show up for a personal ap pearunco which has boon arranged tor her ut a. thealer In connection with tho premier of her latest pic ture. . Jn tho efforts of the star's pro ducor and press ugent to cover up her indiscret disappearance in or der to keep the matter out of tho newspapers, a dozen Involved comedy situations arise. "The cast supporting Miss La Plante Is an unusuully largo and brilliant one. Elnar Hansen, one of the, foremost screen stars of Europe, ploys his first American part opposite tho comedienne. Such facile comedluna. as Mach Swain, Lee Moran. Zasu Pitts; Nat Carr; William Austin and others add many deep laughs to the picture. John Itochu pluys tho rolo of a super-jealous husband, and Cissy CEDAR SHINGLES No. 2 Perfections These shingles are 18 inches long and run 5 shingles to 2Vi inches in thickness. They make a REAL roof. New car just un loaded. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 Quick Service. By Taylor By Blosser N6Ll, IP ITS 3l3: . ,r; ' its &srrA MUAir yTyy ' Professional Directory Till, directory Is tstpecUIvr handy for the "vreomw or for the out-of-town reader who may want the name M M of some professional man. It lias been carof uUy prerd nd will prove lo be a ready aid to any reader In obtAlnln prompt professional service. i . Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys . COOmtAW mm EBEnilAlin Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, A,nnAU -, i. nmnrin N't- tlonal Bank Building. Telephone' Main 91. I Dentists Dr. O. W. KIIWIN Dentist, Gard ner Building. Telephone Main lit. IIt. GEO. S. HOIi'.MAX IX-nllst. over U & L. Drug Co. Tele phone Muln G78. Architect C. D. MILLER, Architect. Room 7 Lm Grande National Bank sulldlng Music KASTKItN OIlKfiniV SCHOOL OF MUSIC Violin . Piano Voice Odd Fellows' Temple. Phone 447-J Fltzgoruld as an equally suspicious wire. Tho Vnlversal comedy "Nobody Loves Me", will also be show.ll. Galll-Curci says she'd rather go to a muslcul comedy than an opera. As a rule so would we, but there are some nights we'd rather sloep. Famous. lust lines: "I'll just clean up tho rest of this work tomor row." FOR SALE r Two farms, one near l.a Grande, the other near North Powder, both foreclosed by mortgage company and offered at greatly reduced I prices and most extraordlnaiyl terms, jsa acres on good muritei road 8 miles from I,n Grande, priced nt J7.500, with a cash pay ment of $750 and tho balance in 20 annuul payments.' The other farm has PG0 acres with Hliu un der cultivation, for Jiri.niin. with a cash payment of 1 r,'io and 'Jo joars tn pay the balance. Permit me to show you these exceptions! values. No trades. lft acres. 3 miles east of I,a Grande, well improved, for $3500. R Terms. No trades. ' ;l New modern 5-rooui house on Adums.' Terms. : ' Ftvc-room house on Kust Adaftis. to rent. . j I Neut small huuse near Stune , mill for 1200, terms. City und fttrm loans. Geo. H". Currey HliAIl'OIl CHINESE MCDICINE Use Herbs and Roots for cur . lng your ailments. I,UN ON 2102 4th St. P. O. Box 826 La Grande, Oregon. WHEN WE THINK THE OTHER FELLOW KNOWS Some people would bo far better off If they usnd tholr own juupmcnt ratner man l placing so much confldRnco In the judgment of tho otn- or fnltow. . The lack of self confidence has cost many a man a considerable sum. If we were able to think as fast as the other fellow can talk, likely our judgment would save us money. UNITED STATES A NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY For Union County will be issued soon. Why not install that telephone now and secure a listing? Home Independent Telephone Co. Physicians & Surgeons I.KB II. BOCW, M. D. I I.IOWA WILKES, M. n. practice limited to diseases of tb v.v K. N'osa and TbroaL Nov Foley TelephoiM) Building Man 1 E. O. KIRBT, M. D, Physician and Burgeon. Sommcr Telepbotn Building ' Main :a nlCIIARII P. I.AlVDIi, M. D, Physician and Surgeon. Onrdner Telephone Building 1 Main W. P. HeADORT, M. D. Surgeon New Foley Telephone Building Main 69 C. n. MOORE!, M. D. Physician and 8urgeon. ' New Foley Telephone Building Main II P. L. RAL8TOK, M. . Practice limited to diseases of ths Kye, Kir. Nose and Throat. Rooms 18-19 Telephone Sommor Building Main 771 A. L. RICHARDSON. M. I). ; Surgery Rooms 1B-17 , Telephons Sommur Building Main It Osteopathic Physicians J. L, INGLE!, D. O. MAItliAIUCT INGLE, D. O. General practice and the "POST . svsTKil" for fallen arches. Sommer Telephone Building Main llll The royal party has expressed tho desire, to sco somo cowboys. Yes, your, majesty, just stand around any phurmacy. AstroIoEer 'I MRS. FREDERICK BAXMRS. I J01 N Ave., La Grande. Ore. I Readings aally. f WEAVER'S 1 ThIIois - Cleaners - ViSkm ' And Preasers TBONB MAIN 7SS , Depot Street ' .1 mm Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned Rebuilt Feather Mattresses Afade Pillows Renovated Fluff Rags Made from old carpets. Furniture Repaired nod Recovered. La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed Fiimjgator PHONE 421-W Oluv Edwards, Prop. Our 8ervice reflects amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and experience. We do not worry the bereaved with details, nor do we leave de tails for them to worry about. Snodgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 -tM 1 . . -'y,.'.v' ' .- " A .-Jl N "