Friday, January 21. 1X7.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Nine
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lire Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and- WaJlwa Counties
NEWTODAY
WANTED TO TBADK Horses for
cuttle, hot or uuto. 377-11.
2-1-21-ltp
LOST Between 6th Bt. nnd north
end of Spruce, a green hnndhuK.
Cull 493-J. . 1-1'1-lt
WANTED Woman for KOneral
housework. .Mrs. I'ete O'Hotirke.
1 L'l-lt
T.nsT Ttrown leather Kultcnso on
WuHh. Thurs. p. m. Notify Snm- H
nier hotel. - .. ..1-21-ltp
l-'OH HKNT Modern 5-room house;
witlv furnnc-e. fireplace, hard-1
wood floors 'tlu-nuKhont! irarriKe. ;
Two blocks from .hlKll whool. 1
l'nfunilslied -fin. Call .Main r.lil.!
KOI l ItHNTr Knurn-oom furnished'
apt.,' Willi furnace unu pluy'ei '
piano. Cull 2S2,Jt or!call ut tot
Adams. , 1 -.1 7-1 r '
l-'Olt HKNT Knur-room liont:o.
near Ktansc's mill; newly paper-:
cd. 'Inquire 1SI2 K. Pi-nn.
l-I'J-itp
KOI I JIKXT Apt: Call 4SI-W. t
l-is-:u:
KOIt HUNT Steam-heated bed
roont, close In: desirable lorn-:
tion. ("all Observer. 1-16-tf
KOU HUNT Two 3-room houses
near 'hiKlt school: reasonable.
Call 1S1.W. 1-15-lf
KOH HKNT l.iBlit llousekecplnB
rooniff. lf12 Adams. I'll. 257-.I.
l-H-lf
KOH ItKNT Apt. 1307 J'onn.
-.. l-in-if
FOW SALE AND lllADI!
l-'OH SALE Five-room house on
North Side. Will take late model
-. car as part payment. Call 454-W
1-19-titpi
KOR -SALE OH THA1110 A good
quartered oak round dining ta
ble, 0 ft. extension. Furniture
Exnhange. 474-J. 1-19-lf
1'OR RALE OH TRADE Ameri
can walnut bed and dresser. A-l
shape;' large mirror. Furniture
exchange. 471-.I. l-J'.l-lf
KOJt KAU'i OH TltAUK Kolillntf
clollios rat'k, all hurdwoo'l.
not in use. It lukfa Iosk'
rocirn than others. PurnUm-e
FOR JAT-JB O lit -THAI') K -An ti
nioHt now Monarch and Univer
sal rtinjfc, ut bargain prices,
which will not Inst lonff. Fur
ntluro Kxchantfc, Wo buy, soil'
or trade. 1-ID-tf
FOR SALE
ers liG.
-Timothy hay. Farm-1-17-Gtp
FOR SAM5 OR TRADE -Onc
Case machine. No. 2fi: run four
seasons: price. $fi0G.00: One
tractor, 18 to 36; complete out
fit for both; price $1GOO. Will
trade 1 above for mules. For
further Information; write Kos
mas and Georgaras, R .F. D.
No. I, Helix. Ore. 12-22-lm
FOR 1SE.VP
Strictly Modern ' "
H-room apartment with bath,
full basement, furnace. In bel
residential district. Allen Apt.
Call. Main' 543. 1507 Fourth St.
MOM'N'POP
S Tv l see. Trie owe Jj i 4r HAuey m ,,0p I stavco DFAiiL. u- ri 'ir-i 7 AU-ATONC J
rAVTJAO HAS A V m pop HAS P M . A HhDlO AS ( OV6R FORTV , EVENING To SET Y ( NAW )M l( i V, TiUE J.- -
I wewPADio vy- ySl . v Mice AS That j 1 srAnews on I 1 That mwy .J -rli t "1 '
V- yfiZ7 Vt; V t His LAST N-Sv IS -tJ t . i," j
V. " '' '' . - ' " ,'ciMTvacar
N FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS . Identification By Blosser
" VNEU.,1 LOOKED EMEGV 3 eEE,TM LOCUV lfi WATS MY DOSWkAiCAW J (T MoE AAD A
I PLACE AM' I CAWT FIND ( XA7M DW7HArS" ) ITS VOUB. DM6 ?? V ( LADIES MEAD GM ) .
AY DIME 7WAT 1 LOST J JMKiX TAOUSW I'D FWD 1 ( MV DIME." AOVWCAWVOU ) V iTJUSTLlkS
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Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average word
to tho line.).
Per line, 1st Insertion: 10c
rcr- line, each added consec
utive Insertion . To
Minimum iliarge on one or
der . . a-5o
RATES BY MONTH
2 lines, per-montllt SS.fiO
3 lines, pcr'.montH: .$3.t6
4 lines, per month $4.00
5 lines, per month... 94.75
K-uch' additional lino over five
charired)' at 50o- per- line' per
month. ' i
CASH IN ADVANCE Is re
quired, on Mil classified orders1
to earn, these rule. lllKher
mles churned on all1 credit ln
gerfltiiisf TTopy for .all' classified' orders
must Bo ln till office by 10
A.-M. DAV Ol lNSBRTIOV-.
8top orders- on ad Inserted nn-.
til' lurlller' notice' must be re
ceived by tho- same hoar or e
trn- Insertion will be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rales may be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
berore dute -of last Insertion.
PHOXK MAIN S7
' "in Observer Want A - "
win do rt"'
FOR. SALE OR TRADE Folding
ironing hoards made of select
ed JiardWood: frames anil' life
long wearing nuntlty; will not
collapse. ' Kurnltui'O Exchange.
iH-j. ivrtr
FOR SA1.TC Tthled- nirulfiv 'hay.
I'll. Main 250. Frank McKennon
l-18-3t
FOR- SALE i-New' piano with
bencli to match. $'10 per mdnth,
at price of used plnno. Eastern
Oregom Music Co. 13-1-lf
FOR HAMS Oooa used plnyer
pianor at a- bntsaln; on casv
terms. Eastern Oregon- Musio
Co. 12-1-tf
FOR SALE Ba-TS.' Good medi
cine for rheumatism at'omach;
kidney, bowel; liver, bladder and
blood troubles and flu. Mv J.
Rouch- at Chrla Miller's,. 1610
Adams nvemno. 1-1'41-nip
WANTED Raiw furs, r pay the
highest mhrjeet price promptly.
Also have large stock of- made
up fursi Alterations and repair
ing. Chris Miller, 1510- Adams
avenue. 1-14-lmp
WAITED Cleaning, pressing and
alteration work on both -men's
and women's clothing. Expert
workmanship. Phone The Ward
robe, Main 73; 10-1-lm
IMlSCFXtAEOXJS
I'UAIN hemstitching, 6ti yd. Leave
orders at Andrews Variety or
706 N. Mrs. J. P. Caldwell.
l-13-14t
MONEY Easy monthly payments.
T.ov rates; See J. R. Oliver.
-1-4-lm
LONT
liOST A straml of penrls, be
tween fith and Cedar Sts. Can
30G-R. Generous reward. l-lS-3t
LOST Pair of child's shell
rimmed glasses, on Kourth- be
tween Adams ave. and hlKh
Bchool, Reward. Leave nt Ob-
server. , l-2U-2tp
USED CARS
I924 - 1.U5 '
IT DO It 8KDAN8-
Many other' used , car
of various types.
PERKINS MOTOR CO:
HEALTH
COXVAI.KSCEXT CKS'IURR'
wori.iv itKcl.AiM"
'rnovSA'.vns
lly Tlnrry 1-V Mock,- M! II!,.
- - Clllcagor HI:
: Member Oorgua Memorial Inst
The establishment of convales
cent centers whero hospital pa- 1
tlcnta- may go to complete their
recovery from illness or non fatal !
accidents would be the means- of j
reclalmlhg many thousands of hu- !
man wrecks- annually in the 0n- I
tted Stales. '
llecause there are more than I
one million disabling- uccidents,
of varying lengtlis' of tline,- occur-
ing lit' Industrial plants cneh year. I
tho time. Is sure to coriio when'
enlightened communities will pro- I
vide facilities for the final rehab-'
ilitatlon of each patient.
1fho TTnfted Ptntcs ; at proscnt
lacks thousands- of hospital bods.
Discharge is often necessary to
inaUo room for acute cases of ill-
ncss or accident, and tho patient
Koob to his homo to make recovery
without' proper medical suporvl
sion desptto tho fact that many
chronic or disabling conditions may
ho forestalled through adequate
.anfQ dhrlng tho piriou-of convales
cence. With tho facilities prodded by
rconvalecoitt centers; thousands of
people destined to become crip
pled could be restored to society
as real producers. 3t is saife to
say that. If rhtoagd had such a'
center instead of the 200 or 300
scattered cdnvaleseent beds it has,
at least 3.000 so-called permanent
ly disabled- patients could bo re
claimed. All cities are behind in
the number of beds' needed' for
such eases, to an equa I o r even
greater1 extent. Nrw York City
also lacks proper facilities for
convalescent patient's and is in'
need of such beds at, tho presonti
tlmo. , . '
Such roelamnlion w;orlc -Is o(Ji-'hasriiploycd '-Glopiny ;,Qlnaa
great' lmpb'rtnnco to' this commun- f head foollmli coach. '
ity since nearly 75 per cent of C .will" succeed Georgo Little
charity work is tho result Of dts- wno will devote all of his time to
ease and accidents. Inasmuch as his dutiefl lnconnetlon.wUh -the
the patient's future is often deter directorship of athletics In gencr
mlned during the period of con- al.
valescense, that is, whether ho be- j . . -
comes a dependent crlpplo or a
handicapped or an Independent
producer, or a cured person, tho
value of tho work that Could: bo
performed In convalescent centers
cannot bo overestimated;
In such centers there should bd
complete therapeutic equipment to j
t t.. - - , 1,4. , ( liana I
and joint Injuries. The.ro should
he vocational education workshops
and' other rehabilitation measures.
Henllng the burn, but leaving
tho fingers or other joints de
formed and stiff, is not a cure.
Responsibility does not end in tho
heart case with ro-establlshing
compensation. We must guard
against tho patient drifting back
to the care of his physician be
cause, through ignorance, ho does
OFFICE
CAT
J3r Junius
Don't lose sight of the fact that
when you tell a smutty story the
fellow who repeats It usually cred
its It to you. , -
;. - vi'
Btrangor Wlion-is'the next train
duo? : i
, Village Watton- Master-f-Mlsler.
' we ain't particular 'round Mere: We
Stake," 'em as-they come,--
.
"V hear- Freddie won' sr lovtafc
i cup IKe other night."
! "Kfallr? Hi nurse have made
! lilg liiiprm cinont stnee) the last J
! ilaltt m Hatll"
,- ... , :
' Art old-timer Is one-who can re-'
I member- when It- seemed' funny to
.Icoll two' people a' fnmlbA
rt
I Happy married peoplo usually
lauirh af the saino Joke even- If
'tl'tftho husband;
h -
ii no not deceived! Inw Is fbi tho
lawyer.
Speaking of "servous- rending-'
how is this from the bnnk: '.'Vouf
uecount is overdrawn;" "
. .... - r V -' ' , 5- -
Tlio only suro thing about tlie
other fellow's- gumo Is that you're
a dunce for biting at It.
.r
' """ mnst 00 ''nf "' ' of'
' v"' " m0 'il'n Ilkc
oilier' men's- wlt dot" .
"iWr they? Do they?"
Pablo: Once there was an of
fice man. who didn't .think- ho
could make money with chickens.
"
Pastor Smlthers: "I'd like to call
"r attention to the flowers nt
the altar: they are ror mono who
are' sick at the close of the ser
vice." I A writer asks what Is the most
j obscure. Job In the world. , The vice
I premiership of Italy, wo should
think. ' 1 -
not follow- tlie proper advice in
ohocslng sultuhle employment to
meet the ncr physical conditions
which were tho result of his acci
dent. Complete rehabilitation for those
Injured in Industry, on tho streets,
or in tho house must be our goal!
Hand In hand with this program
must go tho prevention of acci
dents and prevention of unneces
sary Illness.
rtr.ooMY om;x takF-s grid
KIT TO BADttFRS ,
A dose of lhe; gridiron tonic
hieh Glenn F. Thlstlcwalto has
unulicd at Northwestern with salu-
thrv. consequences for five seasons
will -beipoured out this nutumn for
Uio" University of Wisconsin -which
Colds
The $1,000,000 .way
There's a way to end. colds so
quick, efficient nnd complete that
we paid tUOOO.UOO, fpr.lt. Thi-.t
way is Hll.b'S. It stops colds in
24 hours, checks fever, opens th-s
bowels, tones the entire system.
The millions who know it alwajs
rely on it.- Go start it now.
' dV9Ct"' armlet flairs-
B. sun vou t H ILL'S, la th. ml box
aiUt portrait. M all drulft.ts aoc
Adv.
gome Radio -: By Taylor I
mm m
"Flaming Forests"
At Star Is
Full of Suspense' ; .
i lit "The Flaming Forest", whloh
;orjened yesterday at the Star the-diter'-
far a three day run, Cosmo
politan has- turned' put one of the
best pictures- of tho yenr.
I The story, which' Is Interpreted
i by one- of- the largest and most.
Important casts of tho 'enr, is
packed willr suspense from the
opening scene until the final fado-:oilt'-bilt
at the same tlmo there
is- a sufficiency of comedy to re
lieve the many tense and draninttc
situations.
i ' The screen story is by Walde-
mnr Young from tho famous novel
'.at the same name by James Oliver
Ciirwood. and: like most thrilling
(stories- from -the pen: of that fa-
tnlous author, deals with the or
ganisation of the Northwest
'Mounted' Police nt one of the moot
critical periods lit tho history of
tint Dominion of Canada.
: Too much cannot be said1 In
praise of tho work of- Antonio
IMoreno and- Hence Adoree, who
head' an all-star east: of seventeen
well known players.
Wedding March
In Jazz Time
At Sheri-ys .
When Dick 'and Gloria were
married, they sang the sa mo tune
a light-hearted jnin! tune and
she could not understand why he
refused to go right on singing. She
did not realize that her extrava
gant whims gave him no time to
:play. and so sho found another
young man to supply tho jasw her
frivolous nnturo demanded. Her
faithful husband slaved while sho
danced gayly from one party to
another until In one awful mo-
ment she saw the folly which was
rullllliK llieir nappnu'ss. ji
a tlirlllinir slllpwreclt to mnlco her
appreclnto nick's loyalty and love,
mid to repent with as much fervor
as she had previously devoted tq
her search for pleasure.
. Such is tho story of "His Jazz
llrlde," the hlBhly diverting Warn
er picture which opened yesterday
ut the Sherry theater with Matt
Moore and Marie l'revost slurred
In tho rohs of the bride and
groom. It was- adapted to the
screen by Charles I-.oruo from
'The Flapper Wife." tho novel of
Heatrlco Hurton. Miss l'revost and
Mr. Mooro Kivo perfect perform
nnces in this comedy drama' which
utmost develops into a domestic, I ject to fees, based upon tho mim
tragedy. and' the direction of Her-1 her of quarts sold per day. Tlio
man Haymaker lifts the production l fees rnnuo from 3 for those sell
out of tho ordinary run of screen inir 10 quurls or less per day to
.entertainment. . jiJ3B for thoBo selling 100 or moro'
John l'ulrlck-is exoollent' as the quarts per day. Tho permits aro
handsome Idler -who . escorts . tho i to be valid- for tho nerlod' of a
young" brldo while her husband I yenr but may bo revoked by tho
SMALL COST:
Arr extension telephone costs but
a few cents a day, actually less than
a nickel.
Can you afford to be without it at
such a small cost?
Home Independent Telephone Co.
works, and Don Alvarado If ah el
Julienne Scott, Gayno Whitman,'
Goome Irvinir and Muriraret Sed- I
on' oil give excellent performances
In u thoroughly entertaining photo
play. -
Comedy Showlrig "Sue Here".
100 Men Take
Part ift Fight in
Barthelmess Film
"The Whito Waek Shop".. stur
rlng Richard Jbirthehneaa ut the
Arcade theater Saturdnv only fea
tures a glorious frrc-lotvall fight
which involves mora tlum one hun
dred men in a desert town cafe.
In this mad' scramble as it was
enncted in tho studio H'jvrral men
wero Injured and tho sot Itsolf
practically demolished in an effbrt
to git realiSim
The Kceno takes place In tho city
of Kerr Saba; Northern Palestine,
and1 serves to Introduce ; Robevt
klticalrn (played-by Richard Tlar
thelmess) to Xcilo the Greek dui.o
ing girl, (played- by Patsy Ruth
Miller) which is the heglunlng of
(one of tho most beautiful' love
stories- ever told dn tho serpen.
"The White mark Shoop" la a
highly colorrul story commencing
in .an aristocratic London homo
and ending In-tho udventnrous
desert atmosphoro of tlie Near
East.
Milk License Im
Bend, Oregon I
Ta Be Enforced
TIKXn, Ore., Jan. 21 A hUHKy
Infnnt ordlnnnce. 32 month old
yCBtercluy, showed Its first slim of
llfo in Hend recently. It 1ms to
do with the rcRfvlntlon, production
and tlisnosn.1 of milk nnd cream
wllhin the city nnd provide a
) p(,miiy ,. na violation.
Tho ordlimnco was Introduced
before tho council May 3, HI24,
throimh tho effdrts of tho Bond'
Civic leauruo, tho sumo nlirlit tho
council approved tho food hand
lers' ordinance which met with no
opposition. It wiib passed by the
council nnd approved by tho ma
yor on May 20. 1921.
"Wo are irabur to enforco tlio
dairy ordinance riow and If folks
don't llko it they enn havo It re
pealed," said Mayor Fox.
' Permits Needed
Permlls to sell and dellvor milk
and creuni within tho city intiBt bo
obtained under tho provisions- of
l ho ordinance. Tho permit is sub-
J-
Tmr dtlvJUIMflP Is JssMNAr slnsflf fos- trur rssiraosTMs ot Caff
Iha out-of-town issdir who mmj tiu th mrnrnut sad addnsa
of some professional man. It lias been careful prepared and
will prove to be a ready aid to anjr reader In obtaining prompt
professional serrtce.
Classified For Quick Reference
Dfcntlstrf
1 !-'
Ml. GEO. 8. HOFFMAN Dentist-,
over Ij. & L. Drug Co. Teiu
phona Main 678; 1 .
Architect
O. B. MILLER, ArskMsati. V
La Qranda National Bm Hllalntr
council if tlio rules nnd regula
tions, nit) ' violated. Tho olty phy
sician may suspend tho permit
liondlnti action.', by- tlio council If
violation renders the spread of
dlseaso likely or probable.
The ordinance carries a pro
vision for tho appointment' by tho
mayor of a dulry and' food' Inspec
tor whoso annual salary shall not
exceed' $160' mora titan the income
from permit fees and. fines col
lected; for. violations ot tho ordin
ance. Frisco Garage Fire
Loss Is $250,000
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21 (AP)
Fire early today 'in' tlie automo
bile snle.f district of Win Francisco
at Van Ness avenue und l'lne
street destroyed several frnnmcH
while frlKhtened residents In near
by apartment houses fled to the
streets- In, their'- nlKhtolntlios.
More titan' 3(10 persons were rout
ed out of bed, but no-one was ln
jurod. '.. - . ."
Tho blaze- -was Itrouftbt under
control after ulmos two' Houm of
flKhlliiK. Several CNploMlona pro
ceded' Ihe blaso.' spectators' Said.
The cause of the. fire is as yet'
uiiileiermlncd. DamaKO-lresllniated
at $260,000.
. FII18T-CI.AHM-
Apartment House
FOK' KAI.K
nevenuo maker-.- good- district,
closo in: always filled: owner will
lako reasonable cash payment or,
may consider smiill, modern" real--
denco as pert payment. If inter-j
ested Investigate promptly. '
. lOAoie Tract
Xirnll Imnmvnrl- Klnw lli T.O
-rirtin.ln: Rbrnnin. housed bttl'n. some
cbnrry trees. , I'llco right, good
tm'ins, - ..
Residence Lot
' ClbHo lit, piived street and- sew--or
ii,llt paid. Terms If, desired
; ' Farrh Bargains
rtnii. I7f,n at SUTiOU snot cash
with 20 years' on hnlanco W 1 1 1 buy
first-class Improved farm proper
ties. Thesn terms offered only to
experienced farmer with- sufficient
means- to' operate successfully.
Sales - RtitlillK - Irfums - linurniKf
Currey Realty Agency
1 (tro. ft. -eitrrwy, lHwtltor
lieorge Ifimtliigton .Currt-y
Phone- OO-iP
' 106 Elm St., next to. City Hall
;a Rraniie,. Oregon.
AstroioKdT
lIRf. rRBDICRICK' BALata)
101 N Ave., La Grande, Or.
Reading dally. '
A Strength-BailcKns
Food For
Feeble People .
SCOTTS
EMULSION
- Rich In
All CoJ-lwerOil
Vitamins r.
setat S fcwtit. aioouncid. n.j. st-n
AN ELECTRIC
HEATER
For that chilly' corner
A Ht Pad -For
that cold bed.
Specials' Now ,
At The
La Grande
Electric
Co. - , .
"t:vortldn liloctrlcnl"
) :. Physicians & Surgeons
I.P.R B. BOUVT, M. D.
ftscttco limited to diseases of tba-
Ky, Ksr. Nose sed Throat.
'Nevr Pole Telephone
. Building Main 18
B. O KIHBT, If. O.
Physician and 8u veon.
wsraep
Telephvyrs'
Bulldlnt
juain .
t RICHARD r. LASTOIS, SI. O.
Physician and tturgeon;
Gardner . Tulophol4
isuuainv. . ' Main ss
- ! W, I", MeADORT, M. 1).
Burgeon.
New Foley t . Telephone
llulldlna- : Main lis
c. a. MoonnS m. i.
Physician and burifeon.
New Foley Telephoni
Building Uain 1
r. L. RALITOSI, M. H.
Practice limited to. diseases- of tht
Kye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Rooms 18-19 Telephorff -
Sotnmer Bulldina Me-io 7711
A C niCnABDSDrT. St. D,
Survery
Rooms lt-17 Telephona
fiommer Bulldlna; Main lb
J. A. VOM)l.ltl,lt1v, M. It.
I'hysiclnn and Surgeon
Over I,. & I Drug Storo
flus. l'hone 1'vs. l'hono
Main 618 MalnG32
Osteopathic Physicians
r. i nroLtf, d. o.
la-AHGARaST INtiLU. D. O.
fjerteral praetloa- and the "POSt
BYSTEaI" for fallen arches.
Bommer Telephona
OUlldinsT Main iua
. ."Ollr Servlco reflect am!a-blllty,-efficiency,
understand
ing and' experlenee. We do
of worry- the bereaved wltb
details, noa do we leave derails-
for tbem to worry,
about, , .
SatodgrassA Zimmerman ,
MaiB62 -
UTvCLE JESSE -KNIGHT'S
Spring Canyon
Coal
It's Hotter
and Cleaner
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
for Service.
f
Hardware,
Sash and Doors
Crockery and
Glassware
Guns and
"Ammunition
F. L. LILLY
HARDWARE
Pbono Main 85
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