La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1927, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text( Friday, January 11, V.Y27. LA UKANDE ' EVENING ODSERVER 'I'age Seven The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY VOfl RUNT Well furnished house, .1 JnchidinK player pinno and furn ure. reasonable. Phone :!t:-lt. J! ('"II at 1912 Cedar or ullC Adams. t ; . - l-13tf rtDlt HUNT Kiirnlshcd 3-rooin ' Viipt. 2107 Third SI. . l-14-il ;'1 : ; ; HI! imNT . l'til'nlBheiI down-: jlslall'S opt. Waverly Apts. 1 Wit HICNT rompletely fur-j -nishcd house, rluHo In. Phone . 22 H G -1 1 . 1 T. 1 1 4 aril. 1-14-1! ' 1 ' l i HATHA YBl To tny place HI j . :ove, two sot'rol horses, brand- , ed 3 parallel, lines ' crossed hy - one perpendicular on left stll'I". l!oy linker. - 1-1 4- lip J.OHT rKur-Hned .Klovo. Please ..leave at Observer.. 1-14-llp FOIl SALK V e I I o w blossom' j Hwi't-t clover seed,' Lie a lb. i .: l :lurk Hros. Phone 4'urmc rs 87. " ' 1-H-llp r r- '..' ''FOR KENT . KOrts 11 KNT; Completely 'furnish-1 A ed house, close inj. reasonable. ' ,' i;04 3rd Kt.' -.-'. l-J3-Jt; FOR (ft KNT SH-ftpinp rooinr; , , women only. .r-ituG Adnms.. : i--. j.oi-e.tP-! jj rooms. 1U2 Adam. PH., 2&7-.I. Fort JlKNT Four-fobm furnish" ed apartment. 4&8-1L i-ii-tr POIl It KNT Six-rnoru house on ! Sixth St, ' can ti-J. l-4-tr KOlt It KNT -i- room.- Call. - Modern slooplm; Observer. 1-4-U POIl KENT Two housekeeping V rooms,' to adults. John Mars. ..i- " -i . ,' 12-21-if KOI I ItRNT- -Apt. 1307 Tenn. 1-10-tf FOIi SAME AJTll TRADK J'')ll'SAI.i: lry li)-ln. an.l 4-i't. 'it wood.' 377-1!. 1-13-Hp J'Olt - SAI.K Haled alfalfa liny, v.- I'll. Main i!. P'ranli .MeKennon t . 1-1 l-3t i'lMt' riAI.I'i VIV UlAI'l. u-ui:i'-, mouern nouae, onn-weii improv ed, Mh May Parlt.I'honc SM-lt ;t .nil 17(1-1 V l-ll-fill) J'OK .'SAtiK New plino with 1 bench to match. $10 per month, t prlc. bf nsed piano. Kastern f Oregon Mlisto Co. 12-1-tf J'OH ; SALE oood used player U piano at a bargain, on easv terms. Kastern Oregon Music 1 Co.. ; 12-1-tf l-XDll SALE OK TllADE One Case machine, No. 2fi: run four s-sons; price, jsoo.oo: One tractor, 18 to 3C; cornpleto out fit for both; price Jicoo. Will trade above .for . mules. - For Curther Information, write Koi-man- and Georsaras, II .K. 15. No. 1, Helix. Ore. 12-22-lm yon RK.vr ' ' Rtrlrtly SliMleril 3-room apartrnent with, bath, full basement, furnace. In b"rt residential ;distl-ict. AUen .Apt. Call Muln 643. 1007 Fourth St. I IMOM'N' POP ; Slipping : . By Taylor , . . 'i i .;.. i vs .. j ""rn v ' i i s.i--zt:::"y -jt n . i i . i i . leivi hi i:eei'i'i" i .tuhpiu iwnu ,f ii;u.imi. t CAR, DON'T YOO Y MINUTE -TH6;e'S I I .ioiiibinkof (vwwiwp ; sob j. wow- ; t IHGRCS A SON J ... , ' " I ir zj c l j I - rr Umph.'.M 7 sXf'V s. f V II n rs tfi 1 " isnt a home . I I l jt y ; JkjZ !! .tMKTwsM.fwr.r mc j j MmpMMvZ II II I - ii i I . - - r-. j-ljui. i ii .jj. i li j it jy umner sets fl FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Who? The Pencil or Oscar? By Blosser ! ' . ' I I , n 1 s , , , , Hi'Bnyi "Seems Rood to Fancy Chinaware, I Ma. PEL2MA SiviE VOO N A BED BOS - J AeraU3A.e K' IT BAC)4 AJ-J is 7UE BESJ-7Wce TMAUBS - ' Wii KY? Did vou see tho Vases and Mixing a AAiOWSaPEAJCiLt? wEVcEBiAiV i"? 7WS u W ' G'Ae A sood X is -vjmas ( misTA ) RcterUon's in Center- . . W, AINT J IS.1-' AM MES v" ( 27. d? ockvn, ) M OM v IT? w,sVr& ,.;il? Bowls vy wriA ' l'y o r f) --r . UvrXt "c"ulJn,t,rt! .: 7 IFOQir.y OHiiU , I . sj?2Z' . V" w ,!)0in- Guess they J ft .. . T- t 'MW)Zl fM Mi ' 3 rati cam have rnone 8tato M - s-j-j- -t i - "aysessr arnw Jf-a ' ;. , tn a rew cents a bati n . Ob server Want Ad Rates (Count five atempe word , to I ho llmi.) ' Por line, 1st liiHcrtlon lOo Pur II tin. each added couweo- UllVO lllTtt011 . 7c Minimum t1iurR on one or oVr S5o IlATi:s BY MONTH 2 lini'.-i, ht mouth S3. SO 8 llueri, Mr in on Hi 3.25 4 lines, per month.-. .$4.00 6 Hues, irr month... ....M.7& Kncli mlcllllnniil line over five f 'l t u rxnl at 6o i a? r II no per IllOlltll. CASir I.V ADVANCE la re q ulred on nil cl.tsslfled orden to rnrn t hesc ra tin. . II ti;!ier ratofl ehnvsed on all credit In sertlmis. Copy for nil elnss tried orders must bo In this cffiee hy 10 A. ftf. DAY OP INKKHTION, Slop orders on ncl Inserted un til further notleo must bo re (Hrcd hy ttie auie hour or ex trn insertion will lie clutrKed.- Tele)h.uie orders solicited. ChhIi ra(f4 niuy be earned on phono orders by luivment oo or beforo ilufe of last iiwrtlon. , 7t lMltlNK MAIV 87 .. .' "An Observw Wntit Ad Will J)o It" FOU SAI.K nil TltADK One ' Blijc- l'ird elcrti-lr wnfililnff ma "Vhine: 1 Wayne el'Ttrlr: 1 Kair- day Kas timtftr wa.shinK machine In ftiod ahape. Kurnlturc ICx-chan-e. ,1-1 1 -tf VOIl HA1.K. TltADB OK RRNT . flood used SiliKir anil While sewlntf inachini'H. Kurnlture K ehanRe. 1-11-tf KOU SAI.K ncre trat't. (H TltADI-: Threes May Park. It. Kihn. 1-11-Slp l-'Olt K.M.1-: OR TrtAliU One Co. lunihia K'-al'unola. JllNt like new, and at one-lhti-d new price. V.r luy. sell or Iraile. l-'urniture i:xi'liane. 474-J. , 1-1 1-lf KOlt SAI.K tilt Til A MB Almost new iiuni-teri'd ank lllirary tahle: Cost; new. $32.r(i; pi-it:e now, $U'.50. Kurnilni-e I-lxohanpe. 1-11-tf I FOR SAliK OH TUAIIK A (rood china cloHel and i-onnd dressini; lalile, iiaarlered oak a hai-Rain. l-'urnlture Ki-hani:e. l-ll-lf FOR SALB Herns, aood medi cine for rheumntlsm, stomach, klilncv, bowel, liver, bladder and Muod troubles and tin. H. J. Kouch nt Chris Miller's. 1610 Adams avenue. 1-M-lllip WASTED WANTED Haw furs. I pay the highest market price promptly. Also have lare stock of made up furs. Alterations and repair Inn. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams WANTED Cleaning, pressing and alteration work on both men's and women's clothing. Expert workmanship. Phone The Ward robe. Main 72. 10-1-lm lOST LOST White Persian cat with 1 blue and 1 brown eye. Libera) reward. Tlelnrn to Cordon rooms. l-i:-:lt MI8CEI1LANEOU8 PliAlN heniHtltehiiiif, 60 yd. heuvc order at AmlrewM Variety or 7tl N. Aim, J. I. Caldwell. 1-13-1 4t , . MONJOT Kay monthly poynirntn. Low ratffi, Sp J. 11. Oliver. l-4-im USED CARS 11120 roitn Tf Don SKDAN Newly painted. Ili-Ht of condition. I'KIIKINS MOTOrt CO. 1-12-lf MEDICAL SPRINGS PERSONALS MHIUCAI, SIMtlNCiS'tSpcelut) The weuther hero haa been, guile warm and tlio. snowv.lH UiHuppcarT UlB. , . J , T. K. Kennedy and I.. S. Wlnlh uttended a uieeilnit of the Odd Fellows lodKe ut linker Tues day evening:. ' r ' Mr. and Mrs. J,- F, Kenheily re turned home Monday from. I'nlon. whe'ro- they uU-nded the funeral of Kennedy's father. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Kennedy returned 'home last Thursday. .''.; A' Mrs. O. 1. omr, ' of Stevens, Oro., Is visiting her parents, . Mr, and Mrs. C. Harsln.'"' She plans to bo her -about -two months. .' - Mrs. Pat Powers, who has been ut Huker for medical treatment, returned homo Wednesday. Mr. lind Mrs. C. O. Kloom were I.a Urande visitant Sunday. Misses lCdilh Turner and Hesslo Wltrtrlesworth und Cy Turner were shoppimr ut Baker Saturduy. jrrs. Nesdon Foye, of l,lme, Is vlsltingr ut the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Harsln. J. 11. Wanker, who has been III, Is slowly Improving. MARK TI'.M.S HH CHICAOO Mary garden can be iiulie expressive In plain Knfr lish us well us 111 nrlas. As to sutr Kesllon that a tlfr instead of a wretched cold caused her failure to siUB "Carmen." she say's: "Itub bish. Just plain, unudulteruled rubbish." Announcement It Is with real pleasure that I an nounce the association with inn, as partner, In the Real Kstatc, Loan and Insurance-business, of my son George Huntington Currey who Is well acquainted with ennrtl tlonsX thrnunhout Eastern Oregon and has Rail much experience In land settlement work as well as general real estate, loan and insur ince business. ' Geo. H. Currey Realtor Phono 200-J 101, Kim St., .Next to i ny nan ji ("irnmlei Oregon OFFICE CAT THAN MAN . ' frJhnittA SIXTY DAYS: NK XT CASK "(fliilty or not guilty?" ludtttd tln judgo sternly of ltasttis, "chargod j with ehielton teulinp. 1 "Not (rullty. JudK." "What h your alihl?" j Alley ny vi1ien7; J "You hrurd me. Have you an,i j "You moan th' tilley ly which Ah ' i Kot away, JimIko?' A i I J rnnhlon note: l.nt wlntnr over-j ; roatM aiv worn, us tumal, hy most I n thn men who rouhl eutdly tit , rord new ones. ( ' ' I And what are you vnhiir to 1m VlMn you' ro it liltr tflrl, my tlrar? j Oh, I tn itohiir to Ih a steno grapher w I eAii eat my 1rekfnst at a. soda fountain. Tim m.vsii or twoviwT? Thy tell of the hhmhlnt; hrido Who lo the altar koph, Down the ulfdeA of the ehureh Itetween the frhnd-rilled rows: There's Itllly whom she motored wllh. 1 And Hoh with whom nhe Bwnm; There's Juelt she used to jrolf with , him And Kteve who . raided her "liiimh", ' . - - -. There's Ted. (ho fool hall man she .owned, -And Don of tennis days; There's Herbert, too, and blonde Kiifrene; ' They took her to the plays. And there Is Harry, hiifh sehool heau, v With whom she used to mush, No wonder she's a hlushlnR bride, Yo Cods! Hho oiiKht to hlush! Theatergoer Could yon oblld me with a firoKrant.' Atlindnnt Yos, but tlio show's nearly over! "I know (hat, but 1 yvant lo prove to my wire where 1'vu lern." Thrro are a million and hne, reasons why iflrls leave homo. Tho onn reason Is a man. " , , ' - V He: Why is your face so red? Hhe: Valise. He: 'Cause why? She.: Causeniettes. , . FAKIIlOV NO'lll The belles used to wenr KlaiinK orlnoltiieR vast: Their beaux donned a pair Of UkM pants to contrast. Today the belle's skirts Are of srnnly expanse; While all the younj? fllrls Affect crinoline, pants. "Many men aro llko poor murll- patfe they stick (o noJ blnfir. ,-, -t,, ..,,. IUO 1111,1 A IIK.VKDICT MOSCOW Hit? 1UI1 HayAvood is a bridegroom. The bride, about 37, has an attractive and sym pathetic personally and a wrovern nient job, hut spouks no KUK'lisli. niK Hill Is fiH.v v ,- , ... ; Love dftesn't always want to find the way. W Colds The 24-hour way There'H a way to cn, colds so efficient, so complete that wc paid $l,aoo.ooo for it. That way Is HILL'S.. It stops roltls In IM hours, checks fever, opens the bowel, tones the entire system. Thn mil lions who know it always rely on It. Go start it now, . HIlXCMeirt-BrHidVQllWuM Bo aura vou gmt HILL'S. In tb rd bdK With portxeUl, At U aruffto 30c . . Adv. Seats Now On Sale For "Rain" Seats are now on sale at the Clawa Ih'titr-Store for "Hain," the drumatlc masterpiece, which will biv presented nt the Arcade theater on Monday nlRht, Jan. 17. This elty, unfortunately, was overlooked in jho first tour of this notahlo attraction, but just us soon as a-, second Pacific coast lour was an- j noun red, arrangements were lm- I mediately made for the enKUBc-' ment here. "Ruin." Is a world famous suc cess, a drama of dignity und tre mendous power. Tt Is said to sweep the einntlnna of the audience al most beyond control. For four years It bus leen the reiprnlnff dra matic attraction of America, This community will see this of fering with a stellar cast headed by Isabel Withers, a youthful, fascin ating and charming star. 1 lending her support will he Harold Salter In the Important role of tho Rev erend Alfred Havldson and the , balance of the company, is reported to he of llroadway excellence. Corinne Wears Royal Robes Irt New Picture i Coilnno Griffith, popularly ac claimed as the screen's most benu t tf ill itctrcKS, appcura again In tho darling raiment of Kuropean court life in "The: 1 ,nd y I n IS r inlne," which will he feulured a! tho Arcade theater today and Sat urday. The background of tho swiftly moving story Is the Ausirlnn-Itul-lan war of INK), against which is set a romance between a man and woman of noble birth, enmeshed In tho Intrigues of Napoleonic, campaigns. . Itroudway critics declavo It Is destined lo ho one of the, outstand ing d fa mu tie sensations of tho star's cureer. - 1' Supporting Miss Griffith is an unusually strong cast including Kiuncls X. Hushman, Klnar Han son, Ward Crane und Charles Sel lon. ) IMBLER PERSONALS JMIILKH (Special) Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Welch left Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal. They will nuiko several stops en routo to visit friends and reWitlves, They w 111 visit William J. Keowit, at San Dernardlno. i wvrtmtiim Miss Kzma 11ater ls"on tho side list this week. Mrs. Halph Morgan Is taking her place at school. Mrs. Kcars Is III at her home here. - Mr. and Mrs. Jlni MlcKtnnls hayK moved to the Payne place hens; Moveral peopio wero In La Ornndo for. the dmico Tuesday night. .. ' ; Chick Clenvnr caught a dbg in his coyote traps this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd and family visited relatives in La Grande. Hunday. Mrs. Klla M. Walker visited, her sons In La Grande Sunday after noon. -S .lo.odo Lirrn:its . ' NKW ,-YOIillC Mr. rirownlng Is trying to struggle -JO.OOtl letters about himself and peaches. Some of thetn. have come from Iceland, he sayH', but nearly all of the, Ouu alrady read are friendly. The.plnn-treo shilling, originat ing In i (i r 2 und niphudng wam pum as a medium of exchange, was lite first silver coinage in North America. . . Enid Bennett In Appealing Film at Sherrys Seldom has Knld Heiinclt ap peared to such good ndvautuge as she does In the part of Kve War ing. In the Sterling Production, "A Woman's Heart," at Shcrrya today only. The picture Is huad upon the novel by Ituth D'Angos tlno. The breath of life Is breul li ed deeply Into the (dcture by the brilliant young director, Phil Itost'ii, who performed a, life ser vice for "Ahrahum Lincoln." The llfe-llkeness of tho cHnract ers and the situations have been heightened by the expert acting of a company of Intelligent and sen sitive players headed by Knld Ben nett, Gayne Whitman. VMwnrd Karle, Mabel Julienne, Scott, l.ols Hoyd and Louts Payne. Miss Hen .neit gives a perror.mapce that riieai snres right up to the' standard of excellence she established for her self In such pictures as "Kohln Hood", "The Sea Hawk" and '-'The lted Lily." ' Never has she been idore human ' (tnd eonvtnelng In her acting. Gayne Whitman. Lois Itoyd, Lon Ik Payne and Mabi'l .111 liennrt Scott give entirely siills Tactory and :illunilnallng perform ance of their roles. Comedy showing ' "Whoso Hooten." In the 17tlt and early LSth cen- j times, family Itlbles were kept in oak boxes made 'especially for that purpose. Many .of the boxes were elaborately .carved. The eyelids of a frog wink up ward. 4 THE ROYALTY OF RADIO RAPIOLA 2R The Queen R-Trill'! siTi:it-iii-rrit(i)VM; lry battery nperateil. Hatteiies contained in set. H&S Electric Sommer Hotel Bldg. Phone 393-W "If it's on the air, Radiola will get it" Professional Directory Tuts directory la capccUny handy for tba wmnw or for llM oul-of-tnwD reader who tmmf want the aaroe and addrea ol some pruCeaslonal roan. It baa been carefully prepared aod will prflifl to be read aid to any reader In obtaining proMpt professional aervloe. Classified For Quick Reference Dentists Oil. il-:0. S. HOFFMAN Uentlsl, over L. : U lrug Ce.. Tern, phone Main 678. Architect CD. MH.IEn, AreblMet. . Itnom 7 La Grande National Bank aulldlns IIOI'E VOn lmilMiK VOTI- WASHINGTON. Jan. J4 (API Supporters of tlm long pending bill for ll bridge overt the1 -4'oluinbla river at Longvlcw, Wash., hop to bring It to a vole today In tho house. They are confident of Its passage. 1 The bill already has the approv al of the senate and 'if passed by the house without amendment will require only President Coollilge's signature to muke It, a law. Asiroioeer rim, ntKDEBioit alls aw 101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore, Reading flally. KNIGHT'S Spring Canyon Coal u : .' . V ; Satisfies - ; VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. for Service. kTIIE NEW LAMP ll Four different sizes. All Mazda Lamps. See them for your ' self at the La Grande Electric Co. Physicians & Surgeons j t.r.n m. notrvr, m. d. I.KH A WILKKI, M. II, Pract1c limited to diseases of tba . i-.ye, e.ar, nose ara Throat. new H'oley Building , , '-. Telephone Main 1 : O, HIRST, M. D, Physician aod Su geon. -floinmer Telepbnl Building Mala 19 HioiiAiin p. tannis, m. a. Itiyaiclan and gurgeon. Osrdaer . Telephold Building Mala W. p. steaDORT, M. D. - . tiurgeoa. New Foley , Telphor Uuilding : Main c. a. nohhk, n, u. ' Physician and Surgeon New Foley Telephow JJulldlng Malu II ' r. U IttUTOK, M. , "" Practice limited to diseases of th! iye, uar, mos ana Throat. I Rooms 18-19 Telephotf Snminer Building , Mala 7I I ' a. u nicnARnson, m. a- . Surgery I Room K-17 Telephone 8omniar Uuilding Mala la 4. A. WONDLHLK'K, M. l. Physician and Surgeon Over L. L. Prug Storm nils. Phono . l-s. Phono Main (17 ' Main C:i3 Osteopathic Physicians J. L. Iltm.IO, D. o, HAHOARBT INULIb D. O. General prsetlc and the "POBI '- BVBTEJt" lor (alien archea Hommer . Telepnbna Dolldlng ' aUlnJea. . . - h- It you think cold showera mrf . lot of fun, you'ro all wet. . Our Service reflect amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and experience. . We do not worry the bereaved with detail, nor do we leare da tall for them to worry . about. Saodgrass & Zimmerman Uain 62 Your Chance Oregon Trail' Memorial ' Half Dollars, -with the : covered wagon on one ' side and tho Indian on the othera II. 8. Gov . ernment coin can be ' purchased here for $1.00. Purpose is to raise fund ; for the erection of me- ' mortal for Oregon Trail and Pioneer. A Fine Souvenir fREF3T a ... ii- - - . . .. i , . . , , .. . . ; ".i. ju ft I i m - - I - - - -m I " a a as s i