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Friday, April 22, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine Hie Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties r NEWTODAY FOR' ftAI.t-f oh TRADE ,Wd used rnnt'e on linse, polished ton. A snap. Furniture Hxrhnnito. 474-J. 6.S2tt FOR SALE OR TltAHIC A brass bed nnd coll spring. Fur-' nllure KxuhunKa, , 474-J. t'OR BAT.F1 OR TRADE 1 con I stnva;-Just the kiv. for the luundry. Furniture. KxohmiKe. ' , 4-22tf VISIT Ol'R Uxohnnuo Deptj for vuIupk In I'scd Kurnlturo and, dntniiK'Pd new pleer. Oult lied linvenporl with ' ': ' tnpi'Htry upholstery $2!i.oo. Oak Hooker, Konuine lentil- I fir sent $ 11.50 Otik Linrnry Tuhle y 7.50. Jjtre tlrey Knnmcd Dress-' - i er 29.r.o. Mnhngliny Finished Wind- I t - sor Chulr 112.00 Universal Ituniro with res- - . '. ervoir 135.0(1 tievernl Kitchen Chain, . ' .i each '. 25 Reed Tea Wagon $ 4.(15 New Link Fulirlo 8pi4nK, - ' full Kb.ft 5.75 1 flood . Coil Hpi'lnic, ' full , -' size ..$ (1.75 Many Credit Terms. j CARIt FURNITURE CO. I 4-22-lt. FOR RKNT Room, 1405 X Ave..1 null 434-J. 4-22-lt FOIl liRN'T 5 or 10 ncren In Frultdale: house;' barn: nil lrrl KUted. Call Observer. 4-22-2tp FOR RKNT SK-'-room house, fur , Dished. -.Call 213-M. 4-22-6tp FOR SAM-: Combination buffet and china closet, l'hone titiii-A. , 4-32-3tp FOR IIU,T I'linr-i qom furnish '. ed house. Adults. 458-J. i . , . 4-22-1 tp FOR r!AI(K OR TRADE Lawn ... mower. It will' be a pleasure '-' to mow a lawn -with one of our Self-Adjusting, 'Self-Shnrpenlnw mowers. , Yes, ' we buy, sell -or trade. Furnlluro KjiOhtinKO, 474-.1. : . ' 4-22tf WATKR SHTR. n juff and nix glawes $1. , Kurnlture KxoliaiiKP. 4-22lf . WANTED VANTKI) I,tuly wishes - omploy , (oent. Max 78. city. 4-21-3tp WANTKD Plain homstitchlnff, Co a yd. 70R N Ave.. Mrs. J. P. 'V Caldwell. :-2f(-tm ' ' . ..Bill li. J -JJJJJ' FOR BALE AND TRADE VOU KAI.i: llrooil kowh. Farm. Ji t KOIt KAI.i; I'nlon Tailor Shop. Jack Griffith, Knion. 4-lS-0;p POR SAl.i; riffs. S wooUn old. ijfl aph'ce. l-irmeiH 84., 4-21-JU VOH SAl.K-Whitf . C-rowed Heod barley. J. ). Dohhin, Farm. 2X. ; ' 4-21-Uip VOH BALK A house and lot that thust be sold. I', S. In veal men t Co., Main 33. 4-21-Ht , FOR SA1.R All sixes fluff and rng .,. tugs. Huff clenntnp mattrewteH i; rebuilt; feather mattresses made; furniture upholstering. La ; Orande Mnttress & Weaving 11 Works, Licensed Fumigators. ' I'hane 424-W. Chas. Edwards, Prop. 3-1-1 m MOM'N'iPOP FRECKLES AND -HIS 7MATS THE MOSTAOOSE f' 1 1 7 ...... . v S iioei vii "ruouGUr S . . . s POPCORN ( jni-ii-vw- Sf' t wrwwr rLi-.Yoyy V Me a boot ' p 7AAT VIU. OOT FOR 7UB LBAST AMOUM71 OP '". ih. iiS Observer Want Ad Rates . (Count fiti) averse word lo ilio line.) I'er line, 1st Inter toil 100 1'i-r line, each addnl con.iec- utlvo Insertion ... Minimum t'lmrgu on otin or tlrr , , U5c RATIOS II V MONTH 2 lines, iep month ,..2.r0 a linos, per mouth ., ....$:i.!S3 4 linns, per moiilli $1.00 .1 lines, er month l.7. lnch addllimiHl line over flvii idiargrtj at MIc icr lino per month. . CASH IV ADVANCE Is re quired on nil Classified orders o earn those ratex. Higher rales cliaracri on all civrilt In- "wrtlons. Copy for all Classified orders muse ho In IhLs office by 10 A. SI. HAY OF 1NSKRTIOX. Stop orders on ad inserted un til further notice must bo re ceived iy tia unw hour or ex ten insertion will he charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may lie. earned on phono orders by pnyment on or before date or Inst Insertion. 1'IIOXK SIAIX 37 . "An Observer .Want Ad . ' Will Do It" : - KOU HAI.KTwo nmull hoiaos, 1 , at 1315 O avc. I at 1419 V UVO. Sold tO 84'ttlO t'Htuto. Hcc Harry MyerHi 9 uvc, or !.a Cimnde Harbor Shop. 4-2l-3tp PQU SAj-K Kour acres of d fair able property on tho outaklrtH of ; Iju' Orande: houne and ' barn. Suitable for truck ffardonlnj?, or chard or BUlidtvlsion. U, W. Jn vestuunc Co., Main liR- 4-21-.lt FOB RENT VOit ItKNT Modern 5 - room - Iioiiho,. cloon in.. Call 2!ifl-M, or 1304 N uvo. f 4-ai-tf FOIt HKNT Six-room modora house. Inquire lr. A. L. Jlich a rd son.- 4-21-tf VOn UKNT Servlcn station, Htore and rooms, ltox 33, Knmela, Ore. ' 3-30-lmp FOIl RKNT Six-room liouse. Call 818-J. 2-yfi-tf , MISOELliA!nOV8 NUTtSKHY BALES VAUT) hack 9( Moon Drug on Adams Ave., Wn. Nursery of Topppiilsh, Wn. Pure ,' breed, whole rooted, hardy Stock. Trees, shade, fruit and ornameot nisi evergreens; perennials, vines, strawberries nnd raspberries bear this season, blackberries. tosns nnd shrubs bloom this year. Com mercial planting solicited. But ler & Johnson, Main tiuR. 4-8-lmp PAINT IT YOUnSrLF with Run flower Auto Rubber Knarrtel, and have no brush marks. And use the car the next day. Every cus tomer absolutely more than satis fied. Hoys, girls, ladles and men can ue this paint. Acid, ulkuU nnd water proof. Kvery can guaranteed. $J..ri0 for sVnall cars, 93.75 to $5.00 for large cars. All colors. For sale at Stuart's Shoe Shop, 1303 Adams, next door to Star Theater. 3-29-lm It's a long lane that has a place to park. FRIENDS IT EK4CTU. Do VOO VMAMT TO 667" STAtfTBO? VWM6"0ov)O ) VMAMTT0 667" ) r-u I I 1 T USED CARS 5 GOOD USED CARS , CHOICE 2S PERKINS -MOTOR CO. , .. '.- ' ' ' 4-lS-lt ELGIN PERSONALS PERSONALS KLOIX (Special) Mi nnd Mm, Claude Hulhronk, o(.U (Irnnde, were vi. siting friend and relative. In HlRln Sunday, v, , .:. iMrri. T'urcell, who w teaching school In th Jllmlmnn ;dlsti'icL, spent the week end in Ln Crande. Henry, Klsle nnd Marie Paxton, accompanied ; by 4helr mother, Mrs. Psxton. visited at Wallowa Sunday. V Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paxton nnd daughter, of Iji tlrande, werb i;i gin visitors Sunday.;., ; :.' ; ' Rernal Hug has just completed setting out 100 fruit trees, -m The i Methodist. -Christian ' and 'Presbyterian churohe of , Klgln united in an Easter song service Sunday evening. Mr. 'and Mrs. Roscoe Scott are the parents of up eight-pound baby girl born to"- them- April 4. . She was formerly Miss Oertrude Pax ton. The grange is planning to Initiate about 20 new members Saturday night. - . - Uoy Xlcoson, who has been 111 for the past few weeks Is reported to be improving. '. Uaael. Young, teacher nt High valley, was at Klgln over the week end vhdilng her mother. Mrs. 1 A. Young, who is ill. . . Evangeline Phillips - spent the week end visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phillips, of Cricket Flat. Miss Phillips teaches school at Duncan. " - A special program: was held by the members ul ' the 1'timpkln HIUbc Sunday school Knster Hun- day,. The Uev. nnd Mr. Clifton I'hll ton I'hllllps, of Athenji, pre., nre visiting friends and .relatives here. The Uev. Mr. Phillips Is pastor of the Christian church at Athena. Dena Witty has Jieeh absent from school for the past week because 1 of Illness. . - I r . law r"'" ",R painted during the lost week, dnuBhter nnd Mrsi Lynn, of 1' Jm NlrOBOn nnn Kl.pd 1 were ! " Iji Ornnde visitors Friday evening. Mr. nnn .Mrs. win Keitner anu For Sale ;Flvo-ronm house 'nnd four lots: living room, dining room, Iwo h)3 rooms, kitchen, bath room;' rooms all Inrg"! wired and plumbed: basement cellar 1.14: cement walk; garage: luwn; 7 spMo trees, 'for Willamette valley where they ono peach, one plum, all bearing. visit for some time. This prleo hua been reduced tof 22bi). Terms: 1300 cash, haiunce; ut 20 per month, Including Inter est. Owner must leave, city by May 1st, henco this sacrifice price. Purchaser could sell two of these Iota and still have a lot 001 HI. . Theso two extra. lots will sell forj MRJJICAT. SPItlNCW, (Special) $:t()l) each,' which would reduce: Jrr n,i jra. t K Kennedy the price of this splendid home toI)0llt .;nl(tor Sunday at Union nt $HJ(iO. Investigate this property. tlll, homo of their daughter, Mrs. It hi only occasionally such oppor- Huffman. T tunltles occur. " j Afler spending tho winter at KitK - Itontals - Loans - lewrance Currey Realty Astency 5eo. H. Cnrrey, Realtor ' George Huntington Cnrrey l'hone 200-.I 0t Elm Pit., noxt to Clty..HaU .a Orande, Oregon. rrr Fine For -Mom Watch Your Step JUST AS SOON AS possibles! ttA. 7kE SOME OP BAAi AOD 6E7 A LOAM 7a S7AR7" VMrTtt! OFFICE GAT to MA aao. By Junius A policeman saw tin old man bcntlnjr a amall hoy. "Why heat I ho boy?" ho asked. "Listen" replied the man, "1 sent I Isaac to tho delicatessen nnd gave , hint two quarters, ono to buy fish, land the other to buy broad. Now he comes back after being away j half an hour and wunts to know I which quarter Is for tho broad!" I '... I Minks houicht a new shirt and on a slip-pinned to tho Inside found tho name and address of a itlrl, . with tho words, "I'lense write and send photograph." .1 1 Ho wrote to the hi and sent her a plcluro of himself. ' In duo course an answer enme nnd with henrt aflutter Illnka opened It. It was only p. note: "I was Just curious lo see," It road, what kind of a feljow would wear auch a funny shirt." . IX' Til K KI'HIXG ' . In the spring a yonnif man's fancy Makea him amorous and hold;' In tho spring he's wild und pruncy, Full of pep, anil hanl to hold. In tho spring, w ith secret laughter, ; Homo frail flapper sets her snnre; And tho spring to him thereafter Means Just lighter underwear. To" man who iVn-s n thing wrong for thirty years certainly kiuiws how to do It wiling. '.- Husband (reading aloud noilno on hotel door): Have you left any thing?' Wife: Oh, yes, dear, wo might as we'll tnko thn cnndlestlrk, too. (narenee' (ardently) : "When will you promise to sharo miy lot, denr?" ".'!, 1 Clladys (sweetly): "Juat an soon a you hiilld a house on' it, big boy!" . "Whnt's tho best cheek protector?" "A fountain pen that won't write." If tho vwiini nrc renlly divwlne; 10 nlrnse themselves theso days, I", l,,,Mm When spring's flweet note falls duo Hiero Is no protest. firande, visited at the Fred Hall home here Sunday. ' Miss Jean Denham was "a Iji Orando visitor Saturday. ho primary room of the Meth odist church . has been freshly John rnxton nnd son, Charlio left last week fur Irrlgon. where they will make their home. Mrs. riuNtnn will lenvo this week end and Miss Klslo I'uxton Will Join them as soon as ; school Is nut. Mrs. Ilurch anil Miss Viola Will iamson, 'of Nampa, Ida., spent the past week visiting friends and 1Putves here. They left Sunday MEDICAL SPRINGS v. PERSONALS Medical Springs Dave I.aurle has returned to his homo nt Cralg- iiiount. Ida. Mrs. Ous Peters nnd nnd Andy 'Crulel were guests of Mr. and Mrs. nedy. children Sunday V. K'en- L 1!. O. Zeok, of Hnlon,. was Medical Springs visitor Sunday. He VJELLjBeFORC He CAM , HfS TO HPWG BOTTeR, SO THE BOSS rtT Trie OfTiCe HA06 per OP QOiHGTo curb Tte BcnreR MftRKETwTMTe NUICC HflUc TO VAV OUR PKice i'M GOING ro CONTPOl. THE OOTPOT OF 'feAJcRY CREAMeRV IM THIS VICtMtTY I'U- CO UJIVA 73AEM 7WE FI0S7 7JJIASG yoo TP-LL IM MORMIOa SO 7ose 67 wc-rsiu'AY.' MOT IN A VICtMtTY aSv ' J I Last Showing of "Silent Power" Is This Evening "The Silent Powr" now nt tho Sherry theater Is as full of thrills as u, dyamo Is of sparks. This floih um l'rodurtlon fenturea Itnlph l.ewla, whom film fans remember as the star who speclallitea In suchi Paris as locomotive engineers, fire and policemen, and other types familiar to everyone. This time Mr. Lewis la the boss of a giant electric power stations and tho background of enormous genera tors, turbines, switches and wires Ui one that adds much Interest to tho story. The stoi'y tells of a young engi neer who falls on a big construc tion Job and whoso troubles cul minate In a charge of murder. At tlio final split second . when he seems doomed, ho la saved by his sweetheart who finds the reul murderer who in desperation., cuts the power lines leading In tho pri son. Kthel Shannon la tho hcrolno of tho story and looks na charming us ever. . Charles Delaney plays the unlucky young man und Vndlm I'raneff recently feutured In "Tho Hea lteast" contributes 'a wonder ful character part. Also showing n comedy. Tom Mix Thrills With Stunts in Film at Star v Some of the most thrilling stunts evr pictured, feature Vox 1lms 'The Hroncho Twister," a Tom Mix story of Western - Hungea, which hud Its first showing at. tho Star Uieator yestorday. Needless to say, it Is Tom' Mix who madu tho audience sit for ward gripping their seats, with his during horsemanship und feats of dangerous daring. Hut this is not merely a picture of unprocedout stunts, there is a real story of which the thrills lira a loglcut part. Jit addition, tho cast is one of the beat und curries forward the action of hie story to a logical conclusion. Holeno Costello, daughter oJ Maurice Coatcllo, first of tho movie heroes, carries on the tradition of the family with oji unusually fine performance. Malcolm Wulte gives a- flao performance as tho villain. Dnrrls Lloyd Is a, fine senorlta, of Old Spain und Oeorgo Irving Is splendidly cast us Tom's father. Tho' picture was directed by Or vill'Iull from un original story by Adela Rogers St. John, and 1b a finu, entertulnment from every angle. Iont mis It. ' ' Tho'sarno show will bo repeated today nnd Saturday. attended tho Knster dinner held hero Sunilny. Mrs. Oeorgo I.oostey and Mrs. Wynn Huncail were at linker Sat urday. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Kennedy and dnughtortf spent several days In la Orando laBt week visiting at tho I.. A. Chandler homo. Mrs. Kilo, Shaw, of Union, was a guent of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo South over Sunday. A community dinner was held ut the school building Kaste. Bun day, about 160 persons attending. All of tho newcomors In tho com munity, who' will work In tho Orando' Hondo Lumber company's mill woro Invltod, the dlnnor being In tho form! nf a gct-ucrptatntcd meeting. Tho track Is complotod to tho mill nnd tho first loud of ninchlnery arrived lust Thursday. The color of -canoed salmon In dicates the variety rather th'in llw. Ifln.la nf u.ilat.n,, i.n.l tl.nuM vary In color ufter canning from a in igiu rc'l lu annum w ane. 'Oh, how N0N0CRr'0C VflTH A.LLTHKT BOTTER X WON'T H AV ) To Bov aiw . HT Trie ST&Re AND (T WIU.CUT bOWN OH QOH &Rocef?vBiu. y.Jjlkd ciiin,YHCA5cavlcc.isc.J . By Blosser f ( I'D JUS71AM&70 TWiE ) PONT &AfiTO MP Vjhli IrCCD 7JIEM OUTASAIM INTUE AKOeAJWG IP I. DID-AND ) Nvouewwse? VOU'QE FOOUSH FOR "WBYBB SAFE AERE.'y KBBPlSte 7WEM SAFE D&POSir. BOX Hilarious Sports Comedy At Arcade In Paramount' hilarious come dy, ,"nsey at the Hnt," which made lis local bow at tho Arcade theater yesterday, Wallace, Heery sighs a contract to play baseball for the old New York (Hants nnd Almost wrecks the en tiro league with his escapades. Hailed us a "find" Beery, a small town junk deuler, enters the "blg-llme." Ho popular does the redheaded Irishman become that he soon emerges as tho Ilabo Ruth of 19ot. Funny ns Itcery was In "Mehlnd thrt Kront" nnd "We're III the Navy Now," he's eveiv more humorous as baseball's famous "t'asey," Casey proves himself a home run hitter by knocking a four-bagger with a bat In one hand nnd a stein of beer in the other. Vamped by several members) of the Kloradora Sextette, he almost stops the show by crashing Into tho orchestra pit While climbing on the stage for a personul appearance. Abovo all, Heery's ability to appear hopelessly foolisn makes the picture uproar iously entertaining. The entire cast contributes much, to the film's success. Kord StorU Ing gives a sterling characteriza tion as a big leuguo scout. ZaSu Pltts, the home Ut girl Id ut her best and Sterling Holloway does his crafty plotting humorous ly.,, if "bluesehnsjng". ribbons are being distributed, Director Monte Hrlec gets a handful. This feature picture, a late Poihe News and ltbtcs will be shown again n(. tho A-rcude, today and Snturduy. F.XKCI'TIVK WOMKX ' MKKV l KIOXTIICKT FRANK TOUT, Ky. This state, which has always prided Itself on Its heuutjful women, will now have added cause for self praise when 100 of Its well known women, rep resenting thoso uctivo in polities nnd the professions moot today In Lolllsvlllo to discuss subjects re lating to their aried fields of ac tivity. Tho meeting is held under the auspices of the Kentucky Council of Administrative Women, com posed .n wamon In oxeeutlve po sitions. Mrs. ICmma Ouy Crom well, secretary of state nnd Ken tucky's first woman state official, heads tho organization. Tho guest of the meeting .la Jlr, Carolyn Hedge, of Chicago. Over the top of the Hill- 4; totftat? llndtr preicnt trwet conditions, wltk Millions of now cars bolng built) almost anything may happen. The Mljr way fmm can k eel frs linanclal lif Is Of tahig mu m ruu COVKKAOK Antssishlla pl- Union Mortgage & f . Investment Co. ft By Taylor II I I U N WOMAN? S JkV ll i (tfc ! 'Astrologer cwj, r. H I SW A-s''-.' I - t01 N. Ave, La Ornnde, Or.. I rrSdGfcv 1- - Readlmrs hy .Mail a Hpnclnlly ir- Jmii -r f JOS 7ME- 5ArA6,t7KINK StoO'CE TOOUISM. Professional Directory; This directory U especially handy for the newcomer or for (he out-of-town reader who may want the name and address of some professional man. It has been carefully prepared and will provo 10 be a ready aid lo any reader In obtaining prompt professional service. . , ,.. Classified For Quick Reference ' ' Dentists Dfl. C.F.O.. n. HOFFMAN Dentist over U 8c It. lrug Co, Telephone Main C7S. Architect C. B. Mll.l.r.n. Ar.hll.et Itiiun. 7 Im Orande Nutlonal Dank Itulldlng Whilu hens will live and own keep In fair health on poor m tlons. ' well - balanced, , palatable feeds are essepllul to good etfg production, ' Tho uddltlonal covt of a good ration compared .with, a poor one Is repaid many times ity the ext ra : eggs prod uced. 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M D.lm oil' Or WH.HIM.TOM KS: SCATT Do You Receive flattering letters from stock selling companies you never heard of? You are on the sucker list. , The first jump may be you r financial ruin. United States National Bank r M t -4 (i Physicians & Surgeons I.RK B. BOCVT, M. D. 1 I.liWA Wll.KKfl, M. V. ' rrsrtteo limit-'U to dtseiisoM of the Kve. Kitr. Vam nml Tliridf new r(,iey 'i'lephono.. liulidlng Alain 1G k, a, Kinnv, m. n. PhyslcJAU and tSurgeon . Sommer , Telephone Itulldmg v - iinln 2'i t ; " r ' '., men Attn p. r.Aivm, m. n. llit.Ui.ifii ami W.,. .. Gardner . . Tolephn Uulldtiig Aluln Uii w. p. MeAnonv, si. n. tiurgcuu New Foley Telephone ilu I Id I rig Main 51i C R. MftlinE, M. I). riiyatclsn and Surgi on New foley Telephone JiullcJlng Mum la F. I. It At. STOW, m. n. Practice lliulled to tlieue of the Kye, l-'ar. Nose und Throat Rounm 18-10 . Tb'phone Soiniiiur Building Aluiu 778 . A. L, ItK'IIAiin0, M. D. ' Surgery Rooms K-17 , - Telphono Sommur Building Alain 15. 4. A. WOKDfSnMCK, M. D, Physician and Surgeon , v Over I. & 1. Drug Kturo Bus. rhono lti.-s. l'hone Osteopathic Physicians j. 1.. ijfci.n, n. o. HIAIIUAIIKT IMil.U, l. O. f Oonernl nrftcllc. nnd the "I'OSTi KYHTKAt" Tor fallen arches. Bomn.er - Telephone Hullillng ' .Main 104 PEACOCK NUT COAL r;: The ideal Spring "v and Suntfner 1 ' fuel. .. ;. ' VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Main 732 for Real Service Our Service reflects amia bility, efficiency, understand lot and experience. We do not worry the bereaved with details, nor do we leave de tail, (or them to worry. . about, '''. Saodgrass & Zimmerman Maia 62 Fishing Season i Open I have a Complete Assortment of Rods, Lines, Leaders, Fly Hooks and Flics , ;; Also Spinnrt-s and ; , Salmon Efis which they are biting now. F. L. LILLY HARDWARE ' ; rhoue Main 85 , r ) fREFGT aia. a a. nt. orr. .Hinniiuawmt