La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1927, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January 'J, l'J27. LA UltANDIi EVENING 00SE11VER l'uge Seven The Observer Want Ad Page . The Market Place of Union and WaUowa Counties NEW TODAY OK HAI.K Buby liURsy, bassin ette, -nursery chulr. library tu bl" und rocker. 35S-W. l-2C-.lt (IK KKN'T Tlmw-rooni house mur IllRll school. 1.11-W. 1-Sliir OH SAI.IO I'urcbrwl Ciei'111,111 police tiotr, 7 mos. old. 'Phono YANTi:i Woman for ifeneiut have, refe.--Mann. 2112 l-2G-ll)i housework. Must cures. Mix l'loyi (lull M. Oil HUNT Tin ait., close in, ee-room riirtiksh IH7. Third SI. . i:2i;-ir 'Oil UKNT Kour-rooiii furii isli: at'., Willi furntico and player piano, (.'all S!2-lt or call at ro5 AdlilDK. FOR KENT (il! ItKNT 3;l huiiso to adultH. aim rurulsliod John Mar:t. l-2fitf OR ItKNT I'arlliMilarly UCKlrnlile now aparlmi'iit, furiincp, eleo lrl! heal wlrlMK. Call 1HU4 Oak HI. , J-25-21P OH UKNT Modern it-room house with furnace, fireplace, hai-jl wood floorn throughout, KitrnKe. Two lilocks from lllith whiml. l.'iifurnlsheil $40. Call Main Mil. 1-2UC J'Olt UKNT Htram-henled beil- rooin, dose In: riosiruhic loca tion. Cull Observer. 1-15-lf UKNT Light housekeeping ioums. IE. 12 Adams. Ph. 2&7-J. 1-S-lf OR UKNT Apt. 1307 Penn. FOR SAM-: AND TRADE KR SAIJ-: l'hine Alain Kennon. til falfu hay. Frank .Mc- FOR SAM3 Uoofl usod playtrj piano, at a bnn?nln, on eusv terms, Eastern Oregon Music Co. 12-1-tr: FOR HAI.K OR TRADK A good quart .-red oak round dining ta ttle, 0 ft. extension. Furniture Kxchunge. 474-J. J-lK-lf FOR RAI.K OR TRA OK Folding ironing boards, made of select ed hardwood frames and life long wearing quality; will not collapse. Furnlturo Kxcliange. 474-.I. l-l!t-tf FOR SALE Herbs. Qood medi cine for rheumatism, stomach, kidney, bowel. Liver, bladder and blood troubles and flu. II. J. Rouch at Chris Miller's, 1510 Adams avenue. 1 -14-Imp KOR HAM? OR TRADK Ameri can walnut bed and dressw. A-l shap'; large mirror. Furniture exchange. 471-.I. l-l!)-lf FOR SA1.K OR TRADK An ul most new Monarch und Univer sal ra n ge, a t ba rga I n p rices, w 1 1 loh will not I ast Ion g. Fu r nlture Kxehange: We buy, sell or trade. l-l!t-tf FOR KF.XT Strictly Motlern 3-room apartment with hath, full basement, furnace. In best rnsldt-ntial district. Allen Apt. Call Main 543. 1.107 Fourth .St. MOM'N'POP Sure Hard for Pop By Taylor ( fj f FoR6000Me'.,3SKe,P0P-t)OH'TLEAM ( MO -MOO CAMT S(T IUTT J -.."N ' f( ToRrtCrMJCNS We-ThKE foUR SHOeS' f Jgi . X T6 Sof WHO SrtID J SACK iMTHftT CHAIR -Tne BUCKLE OM iW ONE ElTIICR -VOo'U. r ill , J OFF TfiE PiAWO BQtCH fiuo Vco j "7 MweY CclT BUY ) AM " TrtE BACK OFHOOR VEST WIU. ROIN If KiRSAK THE- LEG--) 'Vh, i ko SCATrepiNCr Ct6Aft ftSH6S rlu. jr HrlPPWBSi " StRG S ENtlRE THE WRMI5K -EiTHc-R POT YOUR COAT l-f '. " W V overt THIS BHAI00 MEiU r- -J-S ' ( XW6VJ H(S OWlOfJS ' Hoas6 or sir soue crmR ycee j- taxSj '-r P."G OK.DeAK.,' " V'-T H-fi 0 Jva ' '"' V v FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ; . . ' , . These Mothers! ' " . " ' By Blosser 'SE'TBEDOORIPMJVOwe j K SOM&BOEVS I ' J? VMJS20Q Tl To MPS eAWDV5 TWO ' I . T . f CAULS-IM COIAIS OVZB. g AT OOR J - - - M07U6R ? ; ' J10U2SA60TDSTAV )' . ill Sag, mps-. 8aajdvj for J ,H.I)W,sVfi Ax - rS " T' rrO-s P' five mimotes "'' Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flea aterafte word to I be line.) Per line, 1st lnscrtlon..IOO IV line, each added ooasro- . wive Insertion 70 Minimum charge on ouo or ' dor , .5c RATIOS BY MONTH 2 lines, ier niontti...M.M...f3.50 II lines, per month $3. K5 4 Hues, mt month. ..f4.00 6 limn, Kr month...$4.7o Each additional Una over five eluiryed at fiOo per line per luonlii. CA8II IV ADVANCE Is re quired on all classified orders to earn those rates. HUcher rates eliargvd on all credit In sert bins. Copy for all classified orders must be In this orrioe by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Slop orders on ad Inserted on Ill further notice mast be re ceived hy the same Iwinr or ex tra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rules may be earned on phone orders by payment on or berore date of last Insertion. I'HO.VK MAIN ST "An Observer Want Ad Will Bo It" FOR SAMS OH TRADK rolding clothes rack, nil hardwood. When rot in use it lakes 'leas room than others. Furniture Kxehange. 474-J. l-19-lf KOR SAI.K Pigs. Vlmne 3U3-M. l-2.r.-L't FOR SALE New piano with bnch to match. $10 per-month. at price of used piano. Ka-Hlorn Orefion Music Co. lK-l-tf WABi'l'ED W'ANTKI Ksperienrrd Klonngr.i-phi-r desires position. Ph; 502-J. WANTED Raw furs, i pay the highest market price promptly. Also have large stock of made up furs. Alterations and repair ing. Chris Miller, 2610 Adams nvenue. 1-14-lmp WANTED Cleaning, pressing and alteration work on both men's and women's clothing. Kxpert workmanship. Phone The Ward robe, Main 72. , 10-1-lm MISCELLANEOUS PLAIN hemstitching, tic yd. Leave orders at Andrews Variety or 700 N. Mrs. J. V. Caldwell. 1-13-141 MONKY Kasy monthly payments. Low rates. See J. R. Oliver. 1-4-lm FOUN t 1 FOI ND Child's left-hnnd Tirown leather mitten with fur i cuff. Cull Observer. 1-24-31 POPFLAU PAOKS j ! WASI1LVOTON A girl ran be popular In Washington without drinking or smoking. As proof of this statement Mrs. Klla A. l'.oole Introduced to the W. C. T. I'. con ference seven living examples debutantes who have volunteered j to act as pages. USED CARS Two liite model Tudor sedans, both in best of condition. One already licensed for li"7. l'KUKIXK MOTOR CO. MENUS Hy Sister Alary RRKAK FAST Htewed dried ap prlcots. rooked wheat cereal, IhlU e renin, creurned fresli beef on toast, milk, coffee. J-l'NCHKON Cream or sp:uuch sou p wit h spinach ba I la, , corn fritters, sirup, chilled ttpple gauce, "brownies," milk, tea. 1 INNKlt Rolled bream of veal In rice border, buttered carrots und pens, salad ehlM'onude, rye bread, fruit cup puddlnfcs, milk, coffee. Corn fitters ure ulmost as good made from canned corn us from fresh and the fritters themselve. rs memseives hi a cold win- ugust one. To Its best, open ure more appealing tor day than a hot A insure tho corn being can, turn corn into u china earthen bowl and lei stand ail hour before using. tm Fritters One can corn, 1 1-3 cups flour, 2 teaspoons powder. xk teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon sugar,' cuy milk, 2 eggs. . -Mix and sift flour, salt, sugar and baking powder und add to corn. Add milk and yolks of eg;s beaten until thick and lemon col ored. Fold in whites of eggs beaten until stiff und dry. Drop from tip of spoon into deep hot fat. Cook' until a golden brown. Drain on brown paper and servo Willi sirup. Jf n (liennomter is used, the fat should bo 370 degrees Fahrenheit. If a thermometer is not at hand an inch cube of bread from tho soft part of tho loaf should brown in tiu seconds w hen dropped into tho hot fat. i (Copyright, 1U27, NKA Service,! Inc.) ' ' Ol I It 1. Or Slll-HII r Kill I .UUJI.U i msu ; airs. rmiiK i nasc, uaiter laoia- is tne. new sneriir ot Ktowa county. Kansas. Mrs. Chase sue- ! eded her husband, who could not be reelected for a third term on account of a statutory limita tion. Her husband's record as sheriff was one of her campaign planks, und a pledge for strict en forcement of the state prohibition law wns another. A Democrat in a normally Republlcun county, she, won the election by a largo ma jority. Upon taking offico she ap pointed er husband under, shf riff' WOMAN IIOI'SIO MFMIIKR WA1VFS SAL I TATIOX Members or Wisconsin's general assembly need not say "Lady und (icntlemen" when they address tho house, Tho only woman member of the body, Representative 1 lelcn Thompson, has Insisted that she will not feel slighted if her col leagues address the house as "gen- ! llenien". Miss Thorn pson enjoys f pinochle, whist und bridge next to legislating und teaching school but 1 warns members of the house that j they need not. try to inveigle her ' Into poker games. ' TRKNTON, N. J. Miss Helen M. Clark, who. when discharged as a school teacher In Secausus. was ac cused of smoking after school hours, has lost an appeal to the state supreme court. Tho case was decided on technical grounds without discussion of smoking. OFFICE CAT TUMI MASK IM ' A Ko44 TO TKACHER "Dear Teacher: Kindly excuse Johnnie's uhsenco yesterday. He fell in tho l mud. Ily doing tho same you will .greatly oblige his mother." I , ' ' , ; -.J 1 Alice: Cnn you do nny of tho nid-fushloned dunces? ; - VirKlnln; I think I remember tlif Charleston! A ri:ioti:ii'8 WAIT. .'I'd liked to have been a re port or . i 1 In tho days of Noah's Ark, 1 l--u-hn liinuh frnrtit In llin Cnn. tain's room 'Midship of u Pullman shark! I'll -liked t have worked ) assign j inents . ... . In the days when Israel, free, j Walked dry through the waters ull piled up j Uy the win- In the old Red sen. I'd liked io have worked on the story When Joshua stood on a hill, And stretching ills arm, with a ln- glo word 11c commanded tho sun ' stand kIUI! ' - .'.'i And bow I'd have loved to ferret The story of Moses out - ; .To locate those very bullruslves, and itnnovc ull qustion of doubt! 1 . .. Wliy .couldn't I have been working; i t Vo local.- those very bullruslves. and'""" vy mi..HKi.v -ooua.Mi.-o y couldivt I have neen woruiug ( When (lomorrah und Qtlotn j "v,i nu, o ThatU or Mfs wlf turned to pj jg Wliut a wonderful tale to tell! 'RaQiaH nil And the Generul-s Army, elrcllnir; y" ' The city, tll.lr ranmborn's Toolinit a tuno till the walls fell down To I he last dod-eastcd stone! My Ufa lias been spent 111 seeking" The si off tbat Is lien s, hut I Was out ot the picture when Hahel rose Vlth its peak In the cloudy sky! Why Is it that one so caitcr. , Whs fooled by tho pranks of Kate? All of these stories were pie for me. And I .was born......too late! ... Cbnse pleasure und beauty and you'll overtake pnln und uifllness. "How did you happeu to Mi.v ibiil liini'h check," asked tho wlfo ,,r tllP ,. wllo ,, lmK,i with . iii ii . -I her and downtown fcusim w (.j(ln i .inl.i't inteiHl fo. Imt wJieii wo ... n p.H ,.Mk ho jMSt out-fumbled nv. 'Hull's all." : "How's the hundsomo new jail coming along?" "Fine," uuswererf Cuctus "It's got a waiting list." I Joe. What Is a Diuretic? People Are Learning the Value of Occasional Use EVERYONE knows that a lax ative stimulates the bowel,, A diuretic performs a similar function to the kidneys. Under the strain of our modern life, our organs are apt to become sluggish and require assistance. More and more people are learning to use D&sn'eWs. oc casionally, to insure good dim- ' ination which is so essential to good health. More than SO, 000 grateful users have given Doan's signed recommenda tions. Scarcely a community but has its representation. Ask your neighbor ; -'. DOAN'S Stimulant Diurvtic to f A Kidmtyt AT-THE TO Secret of Woman's Influence ' Shown in Film Revealing the secret of woman's Hge old influence over men, l-'ox Films In lost font u re, "Womnupnw er," is being shown today .and Thurwlay at the Arcade theater. j "Womnnpoxver" Is n picture that hits home for It shows to what ul 'tremendous extent ;the fairer sex nan Influence the lives of men. Cast in the role of Johnny While Hromley. Riilph (.leaves, portray the young man who missed the womunpower of good In his youth because bis mother died in child hood. The first woman whose in fluence comes to bear upon him. Is Dot, a nightclub queen, played by Ma run ret UvliiKston. Her pow er Is wholly evil and she leads him down to spiritual bankruptcy. Then comes .fenny Klllian, Kplen dldly portrayed by Kathlyn I'errv. who uses her womunpower to help him recover his spiritual manhood, This Is an exceptionally . well played phntoilrunui that not only J Instills a lesson by which every one 'u Profit, but It Is also a very fine entertainment. The characterlza- vn "M t",'v i,h I; w !,l:;llKf r' Ithy men-about-town, Iti'ivnflsrhliti'u 11 iwt I iin " ' ' ; MagaZme btOl'y "Tho Canyon of Ugbt,' Films' latest thriller starring l''o Tom Mix, is based on Kenneth Perkins' story of the same name published recently In one of the nation's largest magazines. Hen Stoloff, creator of nineteen other Fox Film successes, directed the production from u scenario by John Stone, who has written most of Mix' Western dramas. it will j show at the Star theater Thursday, 1 Friday and Saturday. Stone aceo m twin led Stoloff to ' Yellowstone National park, where Iseenos for the production were made. Litter, they toured . t he "Ohost Cities" of the West as the lie deserted mining towns are now called to determine Just tho proper settings for the final scenes. ' "I hear ment with mi broke your engage To in what iyas the matter?" "Why, he 1 rled." . wanted to get mar- First Mortgage Loans On Improved City v Property Only $9.64 Pnynu'iit pec lnontti wilt paylxitli pHiiclpnl and intcrot nn n Inaii or x, ooo.oo. We believe you w ill find the liberal opt ions', cusy payments an I low costs of our amortised loan the liest plan available for borrow ing money on city property. J Spring will soon he liny. j niiike your application now. 1 i - Rentals T" Loans liiHtiraiKit Currcy,. Realty Agency Hvi. If. Fuii'i'y, .Kiviltor (.'eorge lltuitiiigton FuiTcy lViiinn 200-.I 100 Klin F.t., nex'to City Hatl Grande, Oregon. , , r Vera Reynolds I In Picture At Sherrys c, Not since ' her ' npprursnco In "1'Vel Qf Clay," which brought her Into prominence, has Vera .Rey nolds hud such a wide variety of roles since she became a Cecil 11, DeMillo player. - . . . la "Wiihout Merev" shn was comnellefl to dive from u lareo shin and swim BHhoro at nlsht. In "The Itoad to Vestorday", she encoun tered many new phases of motion picture, activity which were new to her and which shn mastered,. 4 Now comes the stellar role In , "The' .Million Dollar Handicap." at : Hhorrys theater, wherein Aliss Iteynolds rides one of the most .thrllllnK; races ever shown on the screen. I l-'or many days, prior to her ! slut-tilts; on the production. Miss ' Hrynohls could bo seen In her rld Intr linliit Mcnleil nn A Hitlrlleil linrsu Idashlnit ulonir the licVorly Hills' bridle path and other courses taken 'by I'lliu folks who ure learnlnir In hit as well as by tlioso who al ready have mustered Hie urt. In "Tho .Million Hollar Handi cap," Mlas Heynolds finds herself In nilithiy rusi company, so far us jockeys are concerned, but duo to her freshness and ' knowlnR" bor mounts, mnnuKcd to rldo end win. Kilmund Hums, Ralph Lewis, Crane and Clurencc Hurton appear I In support of .Miss Heynolds. Comedy showing '"My llnby". 1MBLER 1MRLKR (Special) MIkh M. A. Aubin has gone to Holse, Ida. Miss M. Cone, missionary from Africa, will speak ul the Molhodlsl Kpiscopal church Sunday. Klla M. Walker whs transacting business In La. Orande Tuesday. .Mrs. Rattle Wise visited her! mother here Monday. Clarence Keowu spent last week end In I -a Grande with friends. ( Several men from here who have been cutting wood on Ml. Harris have returned hbme because of tho deep snow. j Mrs. T. M. Ruckman lias been ill at her home here. j - Tho revival meetings at Wlgguus hall have closed. Klmer Wels urrlved homo from the (Iraude Ronde hospital Sun day. His condition Is much Im proved. ' .Mrs, V. W. Smith and sons went to La (irande Saturday night to visit Mr. Smith. , BUILT-IN IRONING BOARDS The "one we hav will fit right between the studding. It sell.s for v ' $5.50 Call Main 732 and we will send one right up. ' VAN PETTEK LUMBER CO. Professional Directory This 41 rectory Is capecUIrr handr for the newronwr ar tar the ont-etVtowa wailt who nwj want the name and addraaa of soms profenslonal man. It has been carefully prepared aa4 will prore to be a ready aid to any reader la obtaining proam professional service. Classified For Dentists Physicians & Surgeon lilt fil-O 8. HOI T.MAN Uontlst. ' , f. phone Main 078. Prsctlea limited to dlsnasss of tat . WMWMMMWWMMMMHHMMM - KyO, C.r, NO. ST d ThrOt. New Fol Tel.phona Architect Uu"d'" : r , O. B. MII.t.rR, Srctllcrt. - l'R1cla,i,oa6u"leoi. ' , Itooni 7 Hammer , THlephnl La Grand KaUona! Rank aulldlns; tiulldinir Idaln s$ citiTicAi. AH)ii..vt'i mciiAnii p. uhin, m, n. , SI U.I, ,lt IIOi: ARTISTS 1'nyaiulan and 8ur(eon. v I . ' flarrtner Telephofs i lluildlnic . tula H Operatic and concert audiences are Just us meticulous us ever des- 1 . ' ll'' Iheli- acceptance or u school o( vyonthful ai llsls, says Krleihi I lent- lcl, on u tour 01 Dixie. "Kven though an artist Is UP- Insist on the utmost - A colit may be stopped In 24 hours, the fever checked, tho bow els opened, ihe entire system toned. The way is HILL'S a way so efficient that Nwo paid $1,000, OOtl ' Cor it. , Don't rely on lesser help, and don't delay. Get tho quick. complete results . that HILL'S Is bringing millions. . HnXCw-rt-Bftsjt Quinias W sum ou cat HILL'S, la lb rwd mm ridt tw trait. At all auit OOc .r Adv. Asiroioirer HS. FREDERIC MAX WW 11 N Ats La Grand a, Or. Readings daily. Money to Loan riod . loans on de sirable city prop erty. 7 and 7y2 interest rates. Wm.Miller&Co. Phone Main 1, : Kstablished 1888 Your Chance Oregon Trail Memorial Half Dollars, with tho ' cowed wagon on one side and thu Indian on the other a U. 8. Gov ernment coin cnn be purchased here for $1.00. Purpose Is to raise funds for tho erection of me morials for Oregon Trail and Ploneera. A Fine Souvenir UNITED STATES 11 Colds SMALL COST:, An 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. Quick Reference McADORY, ; burgeon. New Koley Building iVIephort; Main C H. MOOIID, M. IK -Physician and Surveoo. 1 New Foley Tlephot itulldiiitf , Malu II P. I,. ItALflTOA. M. Pr net tea limltud to dlaaae of tbl Ky, Kar, Noas and Throat. Rooms 18-19 . , TlphOT 8omitiur Uuildlng llaio ?7I a. u iticnAnnsoif. M. A. Burgvry Rooms 16-17 -. TeUphoat Somuitsr Building; Maio Ik J. A. WONDFJtliUK, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Over L. & L. Drog Store Rus. Phone r'S. Phon Main 078 - ' Main 632 Osteopathic Physicians j. t n. o. NtlKlARBt INtilsB, D Oa "" General practice and the "POtf SYSTEM" for fallen arch, 1 Hommer TeUphOM Uulldinir AUinlOl ' ' ' ,-. cepted, ono finds It Increasingly dirrictilt to keep one's namo heforft tho public, . There J are so many moro Interests to diversify our at tention than when I came on th(i stage motion pictures, vaudeville revues, more Interesting newsiup ets and magazines and whaty not.'. Our Service reflects , blllty, efficiency, understand ing and ezperlenea, . W. 40 not worry the bereaved with ' details, oor do we leave da tails tor them to ' worry about, . . SaodgTUHs & Zimmermaui Maia 62 . i COOKING UTENSILS Aluminum Ware Gray and White Granite Ware Guns, Ammunition And Sporting Goods i F. L. LILLY HARDWARE I'houa Main M