La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1927, Image 7

Thursday, Jamuiry 20, V.Y17.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties '
I NEW TODAY
l J.08T I'ulr of chilli's shell
V rimmed glasses, on .Fourth bp
f twmn Adams nvr, unil hits'
t? -arhoul. Itfwaril. I.iuvr, at Oli-
t'r'Oll HUNT Knur-room furnish!
$ upi., wllh furnace una player j
IS. pin no. Call 2S2-11 or call at 64
Adams. . v , v 1-lT-lf
KOH KK.NT
ItKNT Kour-room )iout:o
.StnnK"'-'' mill: newly pnpor-
l nam
liiiuir 1 Sll' 1'rnn. i
i-in-2t
yon IlKNT Apt. Call
. 4HI-W. I
i-i8-at:
FOR HUNT Slcam-hiatid lnul
- room, clew In: d'Klnilil lor-i-tion.
Call Olisirv.r. l-U-lf
FOIl RKNT
nfur hltfli
Call lltl-W.
-Two 3-room houses
srhool; n-asomihl,.
l-is-ir
FOH -RKNT l.lirht liousckpi plnw
. rooms. HI J Adams. I'll. 257-.!.
FOR-RKNT Apt. -UOT P.
nn.
l-10.lf
FOH SALE A.VD TRADE
KOlt SAI.IC I'ivft-rooni house on
'" North Ship. Will take lute' model
' car as part p:tyinPnt. Call 4M-W
,'",,) l-l!)-lltp
for SAi-i-: on TUAnrc a trood
l '"V Vinartprpd oak roi
f i T'hle, 6 ft. extens
' ExchatiKP. 474-J.
t Viunrterod oak round dining ta-
xteiision. Furniture
i-ia-tr
VOn SALE Oil THAI)!-: Amerl
. .ciin walnut led ami dresser. A-l
' shape; larue mirror. Furniture
"', pxphanjrp. 474-J. 1-19-tf
FOH KAI.1-: OK TltAPH Foldlns
; elothrs raek. all hardwood.
'Wltpn not . in use It takps le.ss
Jroom than others. Furniture
Kxchanije. 474-J. 1-19-tf
FOlt SALK OK Til A DK Koldintf
i ironintr boards, niudo of Hi-lirt-
oil hardwood fraimH anl lif"
lonjr woarintr cmatlty: will not
loollapHo. Furniture FsrhanKT".
,.474-J. 1-19-tf
FOU SA1.K OH TUA UK An al
, -v nioKl now Monarch and Univcr-
sal ranK'. at bargain prices,
1 which will not last Ions. Fur
Vnlturc KxphanK. Wo buy, soli
a or trade. J-lft-tf
FOH SAI.F,
ers l&G.
-Timothy hay. Farm
, 1-17-fitp
U HALF Haled alfalfa, hay.
Main 25". Frank MeKonnon
. i-i s-;it
FOR SALE Now piano with
. bench to match. $10 per, month.
. at price of used piano. Eastern
Oreuon Music t.'o. 12-1-lf
FOH SALE OH TIIABE- One
iCase mncliine. No. 2: run four
.s.'nsons; price. $80.0; One
.r.tiuctor, is to SO: complete oul--i-
fit for loth; price tllliio. Will
) trade, above for mules. Kor
J."further information, .write Kor
: 3 mas und GeorKuras, n ,V D.
;:No. 1, Ilcllx, Ore. 12-22-lm
yon itr.NT
St lift ly Modern
S-room apartment with bath,
full busenient, f urnaee. In befit
resldentiul district. Allen Apt.
Call Main &4:i. U07 Fourth St.
4 llMOM'N' POP
HEU-O.MR.QONN-SAY, XcfS f f AND IT HASN'T ?Tm "
If THAT WAS SoM6 STRCA j&f'S' L, CrlANeeD YoOA' J ' f VJHADOA Y'MBAN
5 Freckles and his
V Y'TTw SPOASS6F0R xtfg?) 5,;...,
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l'HONIO MAIN 87
"An Observer Want Ad"
Will Do It"
FOH SALR Uood used playtr
pin no- at a tinrfi-nln, on eusy
tornia. Kastern Oregon Musifc
Co. 12-1-tt
FOR SALE. Herbs. Good medi
cine for rheumatism, stomach,
kidney, bowel, .liver, bladder and
blood troubles and flu. H. J.
Rouch at Chris Miller" a, 1610
Adams u von lie. 1-M-lmp
WAITED
WANTED Raw fura. I pay tha
highest market price promptly.
AIro have large stock of made
up furn. Alterations and repair
ing. Chris Miller. 1610 Adams
avenue. 1-14-lmp
WANTED Cleaning, pressing and
alteration work on both men's
and women's clothing, Expert
workmanship. Phone The Ward
robe, Main 72. 10-1 -Ira
M ISCEIjL ANEOTJS
J'LAIN hemstitching, 5c yd. Leave
orders at Andrews Variety or
-70 'N. Mrs. J. P. Caldwelt.
1-Ht-Ht
MONKV liusy monthly payments.
Low rules. See J. 11. Oliver.
-1-4.1 ,n
LOST A sti and of pearls, be
tween (ith nl Ciidar Sts.. f'o'l
ItCC-lt. (j neraiis rewanl. l-l.S-:it
j'Ui-:rir ai axclo-saxon
Dll I l it IN SIIAMPOOIXi
Khainpoos, it appeurs, differ ac
eording' to nationality. The Am
erican, or Knulisli woman who
wants luT hf-ad, washed, wants It
washed, regardless of eonse
quenres lo fnelal make-up, or
water In tho ears. The Kreneb
woirutn insists that the wnshlnj;
be confined to the head. Tho Anglo-Saxon
head Is soaped and
bends over a wash bowl. The
Krcnrh bead is placed In a pan
fastened to the head rest of a bar
ber's rhnir. - '
friends
USED CARS
1:1:4 - 1 2li
Tl'DOIt HKItANS
Many other uspd car
of vtirlous types.
I'KP.KiNS MOTOR CO.
HEALTH
PlirVEXTION OP cmuutrvN
corns
Iljr TMwartl S. Itlmoi. M. P.,
Xw Yirk lty
Mfmbof Ciorpn.s Memorial InKtltute
1
First, ft a
n preventive of coMh.
rime of the child should
the dully retain
be rhrefiiUy reuuluted hy your
physician. The -diet should ln
Milted Lu .the 4-hlld'ii needs, und ad
hered to Htrictly. A siifflelent num
ter".of - liourM outdoors is ewnentiul,
regiirdleHK of flie woiilber. H;i)iien,
huever, nhould not be expnwed to
strong wind or extreme cold.
He sure to have proper ventila
tion of the sleeping rooms1. Keep
the windows well open every night.
Ventilating sere ens may ho used in
cold or stormy weuLher,
The temperature of the house
should not bo more than 70 de
grees. '
Give the daily bath before sup
per nnd finish with a cool sponge
abnpt the neck and chest.
See that the child has n bowel
movement regularly every day.
The growing .child needs plenty
of sleep-to keep up his resistance
lo disease. A dully nap for children
under five Is essential.
The clothing should not lie too j
wurm nor too heavy. It should not j
cause constriction. ' The child i
weighted down with clothing so j
that he can hardly waddle along, 1
who perspires on the least exertion,
is very apt to be subject to frequent
colds. 1
If every lndlvldunl at the-ontiot of
it foul wr iui iitrti miki rn-i-
isolated until cured, the prevalence
of tills affliction would he cut down
at least 7.5 per cent. Hence every
effort should be made to keep
children uway from persons with
colds. . No cold Is so insignificant
but that your physician should bo
called upon for advice as to specif le.
treatment. ,
The room should be kept at n
fairly even temperature." US to 70
degrees. Tub baths should he dls-
MOTHER!
Iti.-j m.!. t; V..:... rUSM
: IvedU 1115 11 1VUI Illiu
Is Thill atlfl PflVSlC-
4 l. n
any uciun ai
The School Afce Is the period
when mothers must watch their
children. The nerve strain of
study, the physlcnl strain of play!
slowly but surely saps their re- j
find tliem easy prey. 1
. A growing sebotd child needs Tod J
I.iver Oil to build and keep up
Isidlly reststanee. And now. Ins.eud
of the old-fashioned, nasty oil that
children bate, you can get all Its
Irene fits in McCoy's rod Liver Oil
i. I Tnklalu f . u r.u,. , I ,. I.-
as candy.-. Ask lied rross Drug
Ul nnn nt. l'.i J-l !(. irlur I lOllltl nil
Mcfloy's nnd If ycair child hasn't
gained in 30 days, your drug,;isL is
authorized, to refund your money.
Adv.
Going High
OFFICE
CAT
&Jkmiwi
Hike: Well. I don't care If folks
i accuse me of having a bltr head.
J.po: No, 1 wouldn't let a littlo
thing likp that bother, there's prob
) uhly 1101)111111: in it.
Walter: "How ilo you llko your
vxk, madam?"
Tlir .Mrs.: "Oil just . I
nuirrlitl lil m 011 a ImM.' .
If colds tiro caused by a Bcnn
what causes tlto germ? . t;
A correspondent writes asking
If It Is possible to drive a nail with
out hitting one's thlinih. x -..
Quito simple. 11 one's wlfo
hold thp nail.
Sim inlet hint lio would iwvor
1h tfivat until ho had known snr
row. i'lion slw nvarrioil him. 'Jlmt's
wht v call wrvUv! ;,
fllvlncr nn finnlo a fanov Rhino
. nmi1PS ni.iol one mdl forTt dime,
i '
YOIT
You ask what tho old town needs?
i It needs more men
-some men of
I deeils
'Not men who talk
; Find fault and balk
j Hut men w ho'll give
the host
they've got
To make the old town what she
ought.
iYnu say we need more, factories
iMoro stores, more schools and
I charities, .
: Hut In the end v '
It's men who make them Is Hint
.true?
I The things tho town needs most Is
YOU
.
An Ohio woman dislocated her
jaw while yawning. It would bo
our luck to do that just when wo
I were concealing a yawn. " .
-
! "iii:iiF ymivS tiik nuinr:
Mike: "Who wrote the greatest
song in the world?"
Jke: Mendelssolm!" '. '
Anyone who has spent a njimlMT
or hours tiamp4ng awiuiMl a h
partmoiit stoim In comiwiiy whli
a woiiuin can understand why It In
j,asSide for them to swim channels.
The difference In a maiden and
a widow is tho maiden has to run
after a man to catch him white tho
widow oatches him by slanding
still.
-'
. The small boy loves his neighbor
ns himself If she gives him some
thing to eat.
SOCIKTY NOTB
Mr. Jones hus been going lo town
! v ,,wi,t on iiccmmt of tlie ruillo
i,i. Hf Imnirhi lo keen him
nt lioini.'
nllmieil anil only wiirin. Kpnnire
' ,v- ""? . '""
, wn(er freely
lhe diet Hhoultl always bo Hum,
even Tf there Is no loss of appetite.
Krult juices. cere-Mis, toast, brotbN,
and milk are suffleienl. '.'.
In many children Infected tonsils
nnd adenoids are the cause of fro-,
orient rulds. Their removal Is fol
lowed hy marked Improvement.
Tf.u a.mi;kh ak
AIJ AliOlT l'ltKN'II.MI.
! The way of
a man with n maid
Amerieon Influence
.in l'ranee an
!on ''n "nnora u re two to l -s
nu which Madame. Kmtanne tmn-
ibeig will tell the plain, blunt
truth In the I'nltcd' States. Mul-
. U 1110
Crinberg, protnlnent- Kn-nch
woman lawyer, will lecture forthu
iAnieriean Association of ' Pnlver-
If1'
W(tiiifn nml tho National
.jl.eague of Women Voters. She Is
I the. only w oman on the board of
the l'i ench Bar association.
,
GETTlNS A New HAT- f
COAT-AN'A4Yrse A CANE- J ( NO
Bur na:c! t can J 1 'm not j
They Looked Worn Out to Tag
"His Jazz Bride"
Starts Today
AtSherrys
For all brides and grooms, and
for those who have dodged nintrl
niony. there Is an onterlainlns; film
spruion at the Shprry theater,
where "His Jans Hrlip," a WarnPr
1 llros. Classic of the Serpen, Starts
(today. Matt moore and Mario Prc
Ivost are starred In this story of a
frivolous wife who. alter nearly
wrppltlnit her maillal hupplnpss,
ippenta and rpforms.
This screen version of the Hea-
irlce Hurton novel, "The Flapper
Wlfe." which ran in aerial form in
tho loading newspapers throughout or xn CrcoK dancing gin.
the country, glvea MIsh Provost an wl,h wllom 1,(1 Iov" a
opportunlly to nrovo herself a dm- Ploluroaquo enfn in I'ulentlne.
inntic actress as wWI o.h a come- fonstanco Howard hua tho un
.llonno. Mr. Moore, as the over- ' ynipat hello, role of tho girl who
worked and overworried young betrays him und thus sonda him to
husband. hangH unother scalp to a '''slant land,
tils Impersonations of the outward- J ' '
ly shy and Inwardly seething young J. A
man. Tho supporting cast is ex-
ccllont. the story move along at a
gay and rapid pace to a powerful
climax, und it is only after the per-
formanco is over that you renltm
you have been enterlalned and lee
tured ut the same time.
Tho cast "Hia Jazz Hride," di
rected by Herman Haymaker In
cludes John Patrick, tiayne Whll
inun, Oon Alvaradn, -Mabel Ju
lienne Scott. Oeorge Irving and
Margaret Seddon. The scenario
Is by t'harb'S Kogue.
Comedy ehowing "See Hero".
"Flaming Forest"
Tells of
Canadian Police
Tho stirring history of the
founding of tho great Canadian
Northwest Mounted I'ollcc, an
army of a few who conquered the
lawlessness of an almost unexplor
ed emplro within the confines of
tho Homlnlon of Canuda, lias boon
reproduced on the screen by Cos
mopolitan and starts a three day
run today at the star thfater un-
dor .1 tho title. "The Flaming
Forost"...
The picture, tllrected by Hegln
ald .Barker, famous for his direc
tion of great out-of-doors films.
Is a screen adaptation by Walde
mar Young of James Oliver Cur
wood's immortal story or the estab
lishing of law and order In u ter
ritory oft three hundred thousand
trouure itiiles by some three hun
dred brave men who dared death
dally and always "got their man."
The 'picture, filmed lurgely In
Canada Wild Montana, Is Interpret
ed hy uicaat of twenty celebrated
, nluynra llh Antonio -Moreno una
1 Iteneo .ikdflrne in the IpikIIuw ro.
' Wnntitlre..FleH. Amonc; the other
?TOlenrMlnrer or tho oust, arc:
' rii,i,,iinin nsrar Unreal. Tom
O'llrli n.i Htjrt llonch. Claire Mo
J)owell,Mlarenro Oeldert. William
Austin, nnd HHIe Mary Jane Irv
iii)f.: ? ' ' '
:h hi:
AXI
r. to daxci: ,
.MOVIKS VMvXOWX
Adjutant Maude l.ee of the Sol
vation Army's woman home, re
cently opened dn I enver, never
has owned or worn an evening1
dress, never lias nllcnded a dance
and knows nothing of motion pic
tures except by hearsay. . Horn in
Denmark, slightly more than 3"
years ago,' she grew up in the Sal
vulion Army as both of her par
ents were officers in the order.
The adjutant has not made a
nncrlfice, she said, for she never
wanted to lead a life other Hum
that offered In her work.
. Occasionally yon
an of few words
them busy.
meet a
but she
oni
keeps ( -
C1T
VJUEBE'SS 11 1 (M!( TAB ALL- '
ll
wawee wr" n sbssms!
Barthelmess
Coming in . ;
Stirring Story
"Tho White Hlaoli Shpop". H.rti
nrd lturtltfliiu-wi nWnt tniliHt ton
BinrrhiK roaturo. which will bt
shown Saturday only u tho Aroado
thoutfp, in a story of u boy who,
illsffrnrod und wronnly HOPHnod,
Joins tho Hrltiith urmy tn tho None
Kiint und thtro provoH Mb t rum
worth and lntid.ontully wln.u Kfout
lovo. ;
ltlohurd llarlhplnifi.8 iMiurts tho
rolt) of Itohort. KiucAlrn. wlon of a
Ionic lino of Mrltlnh noldlorti, mid
1 ulB" ltu,n A,1,lf,r ponrayaino roie.
L UUflllf 100CfS0Vf
Salary Bill In
SAI.K.yVJun. 20 llumllton. of
Hem), In H, H. 74, groups aulury
1 n en-use for assessors of Oregon
under Ihreo liussl float Ions, like
this.
$(i(Mi0 Multnomah county. .
Klamath, Tillamook, Yam
hill, Coos, nouglas, Jack
son, ClatKop, JJnn, Wash
ington, lmatitlu, t'lncknm
us, Uanet' Maiion.
$2200 Harney. Morrow,- Lake,
' Wallowa, Malheur, Hes
ehutes, Wusco, Henton,
Cnion, Columbia, l'olk,
linker,
$2000 Curry, Jefferson, Wheeler,
Crook. Josephine, " Orant,
Oillhtm, Hhermau;' Hood
J liver, Lincoln.
COVE PERSONALS
f'OVH (Hperlul) Hoy Lay cnine
homo Monday after several iluys (
spent In" rortluml.
Mrs. O. K. Hurker lins linen
electeil us a delcKulo lo represent
the rove Gullil at tho convocation
of the KplKCopul church ut llooil
Itlver, 1'Vb. 3, 4. i und 0. Hurker
has been elected us a dolotrute
from Iho church lo tho convoca
tion. .Mr. nnd Mra IT. C Itecs. of Un
ion, were vIsitlllK nt Cove Hmiduy.
riKKT-CLANK . -
Apartment House
i it)it kali:
1 Hcvenue muUer, (food distrlel.
close: hi: ulwuys filled. Owner will
1 Uiltc reaBOnulilu. cash puyment or
Wiiiji1' 'eonal.e"r smlill, modern resl-
dence as part puyment, If Inter
ested Investigate 'promptly. '
10-Acre Tract
Well
Oranile
cherry
tcrniH.
Improved, close lo l,a
C-room house, barn, some
Irecs. Price light, good
Residence Lot
riose In, paved street and sew
er jitl paid. Teims If desired.
Farm Bargains
Only 1750 or flMin spot cash
with 20 ycuin on balance will buy
flrst-c lass Improved farm proper
ties. .These' terms offered only to
experienced fanner with sufficient
means to operate successfully. I
Sill - Mentals - l.unn
Insmimei
Currey Realty Agency
fieo. II. ruiTry, Mmillor
(eoi'gn lliiiitjiigtoii Curi'dy
Phone IMMI-.l'
HiG Kim St.. next to t'lty Hall
.u Oiarule, Oregon.
By Taylor
But you otta see
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BY MC .gWVICt. INC.
By Blosser
V 'art T
Professional Directory
This directory la espeorsJry nandi tor the newcomer or for
the out-of-town reader who may want the name and addrent
of some professional man. It baa been carefully prepared and
will prove o be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt
professional ecrvlce.
Classified For Quick Reference
Dentista
I)K. OF.O. S. HOFFMAN Uentlst.
over i. At I.. Drug Co. Teio
phone Main 67$.
Architect
O. D. MIM.KIt, A r-II eel.
Itoom 7
La Grande National Hank sulldlna-
Tho reason so many persons
never reach real happiness Is be
cause they always detour when
they come lo the road that would
take them there.
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP Iff
PNEUMONIA
Persistent coughs and cold lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Ocomulsion, an ennilsihed
creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo.
mul sin n Js a new medical discovery
with two-fold action; It soothes and
heals tho inflamed membranes and in
hibifa germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec
ognized hyliih medical authorities as
one of the 8reatesthe.iIinguKenc.es for
per ni stent roughs and colds and other
forms of throat troubles. Creomdsicu
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and lieul
the infected membranes end stop thi
irritation and inllunimution, while tlio
creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab
sorbed into tho blood, at tucks the seat
of the trouble and checks the growth
of the germs
Creomtilfiion Is guaranteed sntlstuu
tory in the treatment of persistent
coughs and colds, bronchial astlunu,
bronchitis and other forms of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for build
lag up the syetcm after colds or flu.
Money refuudrt! if any cough or cold is
nut relieved after tuking according to
directions. Ask your drugjfibt. (udv.).
. Astroioser
hup. mBDnnim Bjiia
SSI N Ave., Ia Grande, Ore.
;.i ' ReaalBita aallr, .., .
on your radio means
you are getting the
results of 20 years of
research in radio..".: .
H&SElectric
Sommer Hotel Bldg.
Phone 393-W
IT ISN'T A HOME
WITHOUT K TEIKPHONS
HuBnYi "Seems good to
be home again."
Wii'EY) "Did you see the
Robertson's ia Center-
' vil'.c?"
HubbYi "Couldn't locate'
them. Guess they
hovun't a Telephone."
Home
Independent
Telephone
Co.
AND TTO'J CAN HAVE OKI
FOR A FEW CENTS A DATI
Physicians & Surgeons
l.V.K U. BOTJVV, M. D.
l.lfiWA VVII.KHH, M. V.
Practice limited tu dlanasus ot tb
Rye. Kr, Noa ard ThroaL
New I'oley TelflDhoM
building Main 1 ,
K. G, KIRRT, H. D.
Phvalctsin anrl flit irnnn.
Sommer TelepbuM
iiulldtng Main as
moiiAnu p. LAirnii m. d,
Poyaiulan and slurveon.
Onrflner , Tlpaot
Uulldlnc llaln l
W. P. HfADORT, H. D. i
tiurgeon.
New Foley iVIephoti
Uuildliitf Main
C. S. MOOHR, M. U.
Physicist, and burguon.
New Foley Telephost
Uullding , Main 19
r ft. R4LBTU1S. .. '".
Practice limited to diseases of Uw
Kye, Kar, Noso nnd Throat.
Rooms 13-19 TeltbotS
Smnmer BuilJIn , y. Main 771-
, a. i mcnAnnsofii, wl a -
Burg wry
Rooms 1617 Tales hoar
Sommer Buildin . Main s.
J. A. WOMI.UMC14. M. I.
Physician und Burgeon v
Over l. & I Drtiff Ptoro j
Pus. Phono, V-s. Phono
Main 673 Main M t
Osteopathic Physician!
j. i. moLm. d. o. .7 .
AROAAHT INGLB. D.
General practice and th "POsTt .
SYSTEol" for fallen arches. ,
Bnmrner Telephom
Uulldlnv Main !(-
Our Service reflect, am'a
bllltjr, efflcUncr, ond.rAand
Ins and txperlano. W. do
not worry the bereaved with -details,
nor do we I .are da
tail, tor them to. worry
bout.
SnodgrasB & Zimmerman.
Mail C2
UNCLE JESSE
KNIGHT'S
Spring Canyon
Coal
It's Hotter .
and Cleaner'
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
for Service.
Hardware,
Sash and Doors
Crockery and
Glassware
Guns and
Ammunition
F. L. LILLY
HARDWARE
riiono Main M
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