La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 28, 1927, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April, 28, l'J27. g" - I LiA UKAXNDIS CiVKWlINU UHSKKVKW PageNInQ. The Observer Want NEWTODAY ron HKNT 1'enn. -Apt. Adults. 180? 4-28tt WANTF.n Housework, care of children or Inunilry. 1304 o. l-2S-2tp WILL THADK "Unlit car for fur nitiire. Call 1203 y Ave. after 3 o'clock ' -28-ain. yon ItRNT3-room partly moil- ern house, woodshed, hen hnn mir.iKO. 2 lorn, (13 nor mo. PhiiIi 0.r.'l-R. 4-2R-3ti pan TRAM.. WORK nnd ewuvnl-1' Inir, fertiliser nnci pole wood, call Andy Dillon, 111)7 Jeff, Ave. ... ... --3S-31p ' KOIl KENT Two hoiiHekeeplnp;j rooms and two bunw. 17117 !,(, Ave. FOIl SAI.H On TRAINS Work horses und waKon. Nohlo,, It. y. 1). No. 2. . . i-2S-2tli .'Oll SAl.rJ- ' I'lyiiinuth llock aprini; fryers, iih.i 3 month old illltctn. 1'liono '219-.1. l-i'S-Stp ron BRNT Apt-i newly WiiNh. Modorn furnished kulsomined. liifis 4-2S-U liHSOlJT HUM WAXTKIJ Wait-1 resses.( chainbermalilH. kitchen' and Eenerul hi-tp. Call Mala 7C . 4-S8-3t roll KALI-: Choice Improved tract uiih now 4-room hunirulnn-. full 1 basement: land fenced with f' poultry fence: graveled Hlreet. 1'rlce 1.1500.(11). Terms. .Main 1(1. Clnudo Horry, Realtor.- 4-28-ltp FOR KALE AND TRADE TO TltADK Typowiitor for port able, sewing machine.' Kaxtein Oregon Typewriter Co. phono Main 707.' - ' 4-26-ftt VOW HA1.K Oil- THADK And this U a Gttiahi, tow: xl; rug car. pets; Just as good as new, $&.iQ each. Furniture Kxehanjpo.. 4-25-lf FOR BATJ3 OR TRADE An old Hlyle walnut dresser, marhlctop, liivgc mirror; commode und b(1J ta matclt. Ftunlture Kxchungo. 4-26-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE A Mon arch range, nickel less, 20-Inch oven, largo reservoir, ?&6, Fur niture Exchange. 4-26-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Six-room house; 4 rooms, brick, built-in cellar; 2 lots 4xll0; 3 lots ' fiOx'.'Kfi, cheap for cash. C. Kl mont Hell. J020 itentonave., ha Grande, Oro. ' 4-2-r-Glp. FOR SALE Plnno In. La Orande vicinity. -Also one fine Player Piano to be sold at bargain for quick wile. Pay ten or fifteen dollars monthly. For particulars address Western Piano llroker age company, The Dalles, Oregon. 4-27-llitp FOR SALE Brand new 5-room house, lights and water, Dutch cupboards, 2 bedrooms 2 clothes closets, bulltup flower window, parage, largo verandas, $800.00 down, balance $16.00 per month or more. Call Main 24S. 4-27-31 FOR SALE ATI sizes fluff and rag rugs. Rug cleaning; mattresses rebuilt; feather mattresses made; -furniture upholstering. La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works, Licensed Fumlgators. Phone 424-W. Chafl. Edwards, Prop. 3-1-1 m MOM'N' POP. ruL rAit MV SECURITIES TO bANK. ST ANy l-UAAJ -W - 00B AJEMJ AOME UJIU- be V OWDEB WAV- &M6RVB0Dy ic in ocri Dirr t .ujtftlr h COOLOSfT A6UP COMS DOWN v -i AOO DC6AM A FRECKLES AND HIS ' :C5Stt f nope -t kim Tie , , 0 V T AN f- STOPS an' He V Too y ' x.realKflace of UnJ()n WaJIowa Observer Want Ad Rates (. (Count flro average words ' lo the inp.) Per line, 1st insertion too each addnl craijee. utile Insertion .'. lo Minimum charao on ono ot , dor hates iiv month a Hues, ier month...: j.r, Unia, per month KIM lines, per month..... 94.00 lines, p,T month 4.7.1 Kach additional linn over flvo ca1!wl at AOu H-r Hue per month. CASII IX ADVANCE Ik re. Qolred on all 1'lasMflod orders to earn these rales. Higher rates i'haru.ii 011 all orwllt In "riiloiw. .. Copy for all Classified orders most lie In this ffie,. by 10 A. M.- 1AV OP IXSKIITION. Mop orders on ad Inserted un til further nolira must be re pelled ,y Hh, same ,onr or ex tra Insertion will be Hiarcnl. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may bo earned nn phone orders by payment on or before. dale of last Insertion. I'HONi: MAIN' 87 "An Observer. Want Ail WIU Do It" KOn 8AKK OK TRADE Maxwelt touring car in A-l condition, foi what have, you? 13i5 T. 4-26-4tpj FOR SALE OR TRADE Mult no . inuh cedar lined trunk, good' as new; half price. Furniture Ex change 4-25-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. Phone 620-J. 4-27-2ip FOR RENT Furnished apart ment'. 1904 First. 4-27-2tp FOn B KNT Slx-ronm hmis., fur nished. Call 213-.M. 4-22-6tp V'Oll- ItKNT Moil.rn 6 - room lions, close In. Call 2UG-M, or 1304 N ave. 4-2 1-lt VOIl KKNT Six-room modoro house. Inquire Dr. A. Jj. Weh arOson. 4-21-tr "On RENT Scrvlca station, at are and rooms. Box 33, Kanwla. Ore. S-30-lmp WAVl'ED WANTED Experienced operator or will sell heauty shop. Write llfVentfi Observer. ; 4-20-tp WANTED Plain. hemstitching, 5c a yd. 700 N Ave. Mrs. J. P. Caldwell. 3-29-lm WANTED To trade a tenor banjo for1 a regular five-string banjo. The tenor banjo Is a good one In a beautiful case. Call Main 248. 4-27-3t USED CARS CHOICE OF 3 1922 TOPRTNQ CARS $75.00 PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4-2fi-tf 7WE . 0F7WC U1JULE crry s ASU6EP A PlRS ALARM S ROUNDED FRIENDS , min Ad Page CountiM MISCEIXANEOC8 - j W11ITK KNAMHLWAHK Hl'K- IIAL Tea kettles, 11.25; V.a-1 ter palls. 11.30; rice boilers, Due; 1 cups und saucers. 2tlc. We buy, I or trade. . furniture Kx- j change. 474-J. 4-25-tf NURSERY SALKS YARD back of Maori Drug on Adams Ave., "Wit. Nursery of Toppenish, Wn. l'uro hrwl, whole rooted, hnrriy stock, Trew. itluide, fruit find oi-namont-als, evergreens; perennials, vinos, strawberries and raspberries bear - this seniton, blackberries. Roses nnd shrubs bloom this yonr. Com mercial planting Hulirlteil. Sut ler & Johnson. Main (Iu8. 4-8-1. mp PAINT IT YOUBSELT with Srnv flower. Auto Rubber lCnamel, and 1 nave no nruMti nmrks Ann use the car the next flay, Kvory cus tomer absolutely more than satis fied, ltuys, girls, ladies and men can use this paint. Arid, alkali nnd water proof. Kvery can guaranteed. 2. .10 for small cars, $3.75 to $5.00 for large cars. All colors. For 'sate at Stuart'i Shoe Rhop, 1309 Adams, next door to Star Theater.' 3-29-lm HEALTH SPAIN" IS AHKKXT AT START OI Kll V )1sksi; lty lincr I less, M. I)., Krlc, lit. Member Oorgas Memorial Institute The kidneys are rat opee the! weakest link In. the human body and very, very ;vltal to the life mid health of the Individual. A pe- culiar thing ubout kidney disease is Its Insidious onset. Ofter one or both kldnevs are hadlv damaifed without one single nche or pain. ' Pain is usually the one symptom which drives people to consult the j physician, and, unless pain is an , early symptom, the individual Is apt to procrastinate and put off ; consultation. On the other hand, kidney pain can be the most cx- cruciating pain experienced. The kidneys are filters for, the) blood. They flter out of the blood j" stream all sorts ' of impurities, f poisons, toxins, , and disease-pro- during germs. Fortunately,, the kidney pan " carry an enormous' burden without itself diseased, but even It becoming Wears OUt ami mircvii ii us mau is over- whelming. Very often there are no local , symptoms of tho undue taxation made upon these organs. . For-: For Sale . New modern i-roomihouse.-plau tered, -plmubed basenuint,. garage. Modem B-room house, hardwood floors, nice lot, desii-HhhMocalio.il for $31100. Five-room modern home garage for $2700. This Ms ppj buy i and In good neighborhool.,1el"ff1l,1;ec,,edit',nHn', nnd teeth- ttl $S(i0 cash, balance like rent. , . , t,.'tteeth infect the kidney? gnraire, fruit and shad. ! our lots,, , , , r . cement walks, for $2400. Tortus. Modern 5-room house close In, just off pavement: 'plastered plumbed, garage terms. for $2200. Knsy Sales - Kintals - Loans InsuranceI Currey Realty Agency Oeo. H. Currey, Realtor George Huntington Currey Phone liOO-.l IOC Elm St.. next to City Hall La Grande, Oregon. A Catastrophe k ' -v " Tk&gkg-ZM (WTWTM looks' Like l&'l iKiil JfTtl - Pt tTwa i A Big Job OFFICE CAT 'TMM MASS '' Jejuni wi According; to the Kxchanee wom en are now buying dreeae. on the InHiallment system." e nave seen ,,. ,,f i,m u'eurlnc the firal In. mailnient. - s Al "There are an awful lot of girls that prefer not to mnrry." . Sal "How do you know? !" Al- Tve nuked them." The spring, the luscious spring, Js here. Ami flowers spring blooming her t rati Its, , In And most of us this time of year Htay home and figure how pay the tax. A mtuirkublc pussle) lo us hue always iMMn wliy inotnrlM who Isn't Kolng uny itlmx lins to drive 50 allies an hour to fcxH tlKW, A man telephones to the sup-.' eiintendent of the Pendleton Insane asylum and the following conversa tlon took place: "Give me the name of the mau who escaped last night." "No one escaped that I know of." , "Hotter check up again, some one ran a way with my wife." SOXS OF TUB WAT j The Newsboy's Hong How Many Times? j, The Orange Juice Pltly Grunge (juice sorry yon made ine cry? ' The Duck's Hymn Waddle I do! ? Song of the girl dancing with .clumsy partner You gotta slop .kicking my dos around. ' ' Song of the Flapper Darling, I am Growing Rold. . 1 Many n high pressure salesman's steam quickly evaporates when the safety valve of ''facts!', pops off. If the Unknown Soldier was any thing like his brother In the navy, he muse have been a popular guy. Wc know of girls in ten different ports who. are .looking for-, the unknown sailor. , " "Don't toll me," sold father. . ,TThat the radio, is here to stay. We've . sixteen, jtayments more to meet . , Or they'll take the thing away." , Ilei Do yon believe In 11 to power of nryr? She: 1 would If ymt'rt gone home an hour ago. itimnfAli nniiu hna uitnnllori wlth three ,times the amount of kidney structure that we actually need( nntl 0 emil.moUR blocks of ,he8e QrciltlH CItn be ruined nnd organs can the Individual still live. It Is however, this wonderful re serve. In the kidney substance, quantitatively, that allows us to weather so many acute .storms. Every acute Illness, takes Its per centage of toil from theseorgnns. Overeating ..and. overdrinking yllke l-wiee-do the -same by causing-the kidneys' to overwork. Poisons take their, toll In tho same manner. ' Tho commonest forms.-uf kidney diseases of the degenerative' and (Infectious conditions which come ...Hj.'Trom acute Infections elsewhere In ine nntiy, tne most frequent causes though Infections elsewhere . can. act in the same way. , Uuvv do Infected tonsils and Easy. : .Chronic Uifectlons of the tonsils are common things.. A .great deal of the Infection is squeezed out In the throat and expectorated or swallowed in talking, chewing, etc.. but a .Rreilt denI of'Jt i absorbed I by the blood nnd curried through the system. i If the Infection Is severe enough jit may nffect a joint. Then it is called rheumatism. It may affect the heart, causing myocarditis und endocarditis, hut as It is almost nl jways eliminated by tho grent fll ,'teis the kldrteys It Is nlniost sure to Infect them eventually. . s BUT 1. fiT5HA MV PnP vihi Ylg vr T8.M Hour Pop ffl'UE ETO Professional Directory Sharp Contrasts In Ken's Latest At The Star , From the JYtniIed shouts of "Ride '1m Cowboy! to the soft romantic strumming on guitars of ifl-a ' .' Paloma;" r frohi a scene f crammed full of action at a Wosl jern rodeo to the winning of a marden under moonlit Mexican BKtes these aro some of tho con trasts "Somewhero in Honora," which opened a three day run at tho Star thcutcr today. Tliey are but few of the con trasts. Tho new First National feature starring Ken Maynnrd of fers many. It offers opportunities for contrast with the average "western" which explain why "Homewhere in Sonora" Is In " a class fill by by Itself. For It Is su perior. The usual methods of In jecting thrills aro avoided. May nard's sensational ability to do al most the Impossible in riding stunts takes caro of thls.end. Hts direc tor, Al Rogcll, has seen to It that none of tho exhibitions of his skill Ik forpi'ri Into tho nlrtur.v Thorn is u -logical reason for tho use of' every one of thorn.-; " "Somewhere In Sonora" Is a tnlo of Arizona and Mexico,- dealing with the troubles the natives had. not merely with the Mexicans, but with a group of American ne-or-do-wells who had organltd Into a troop of bandits. Naturally, with all tho action tho picture contains, it:hns not neglected tho love theme,, Kathleen Collins, who has appear ed in former -Ken Mnynard pic tures, Is again seen as the lady for whom Ken Maynard fights and wins!.. . , . A review of n Ken Maynard fea ture would not bo complete without mention, of Tarzan, It Is horses with his intelligence that makes many humans appear not much hotter than jackass-". "New York" Is Packed With Punch Scenes Imagine 01" situation In which a young man sits down at a piano and remains there all night com posing a lovo ballad to his sweet heartnot knowing that: In a room less than ten 'feet away lies tho body of a friend who has bee murdered! " That's ono of tho punch situa tions contained In Parumount's lat est production, "New York," which arrives at the Arcade theater Fri day for a two day run. - RIcardo Cortes Is tho nmsirtan; Lois Wil son, his fiancee; and Estolle Tay lor, the victim. Briefly the story is that of four ftowery boys mho tmve evinced a "gangy spirit" since childhood.. All four attain i maturity and branch out to i.ake4heln own way In the wo'rld. ' Onabccomes' "fi"polltlclant two join a jazz band and the fourth develops Into a professional gang ster. Then, a shudow in. tho form of a woman comes between them. Miss Taylor' finds It hard to hide her love for Cortez, but his mind Is enrupturcd by a. society belle, Oortea spurning her, she marries William Powell so that sho may stay nsar his friend. - One night, tho girl determines to make a last attempt to win Cor tes. She goes to his apartment and telephones her husbund. Powell ar rives there first and in a jealous tirade shoots her. Ho sticks the body In a neighboring room and Bounds thrilling, doesn't It? From whnt ire hear, "New York" shapes up as great entertainment. Luther Heed directed. Forrest Hal sey adnpted nn original screen story by Rarbara Chambers nnd Becky Gardiner. ' A new nni seems to go 10 n, wo- j man's head these days. i BETCHA MttUOM DOLLARS HC CAST Jetta Goudai Stars in Parisian Film Jetta Ooudal, rising screen star who achieved artistic triumphs In "Tho Road to Yesterday"; and "Three Knees Hnst" and who plays the featured feminine role in Frances Marlon's new Metropolitan picture production, "Paris at Mid night," which will bo shown at tho Sherry theater, today only, is per haps without nn canal In tho ren dition of emotional roles. Into which nro fused light vamnlro touches. In searching for a player to on. act the role of Delphlno In this production. Frances Marion, who adapted the story from Ualnac's novel "Pero Gorlot," selected Jotta Ooudal.. i Dclphlna Is. a heartless, cruel, selfish beauty, whoso love of adventure and pjcasuro makes her forget the struggles of her poor father, whom sho fleeced so that she might uijuy. a life of luxury nnd ease. (. During tho progress of .a stu dents' ball where DelphlnoM'Oigns as queen, her "dying father sends a message to her begging that' sho see - him. She shudders int. tho thought of . going to , tho hoyel where her father IteSk-ari( refuses until Eugene, an artist,. drags her to her parent's bedside.' " . With Miss Goudai UoneDBar ryinore. Mary Hrian and Edmund Hums aro featured, while .in the supporting cast am Kmilo Chai tard, .locclyn I.ee, ltrandon Hurst, Mathlldo t'omont and a - host of other screen celebrities. E. Alason1 Hopper directed the production,-, . A comedy is also being shown. IMBLER PERSONALS 1MRLER (Special) Karl Lan man und W. W. Ktrkoff -uttnndod the Odd Fellows picnic at Mlnara Sunday. . W. W. Smith spent Simdny with his family here. Mrs. C. Watdroff and children visited at tho homo of Mrs,' Ella M. Walker Sunday. Leo Warnlck. of Ia Grande, was here Mondny. Ralph Morn an has purchased a Engineer Re gains Health Quickly WM4atoun Portland man threatened with permanent UU health, brought on by indiget' tion and eever etomach tree blet. Teniae retlorm him lo , good healtli. Gate, iS pounds. is alck and run down on I was can benefit by my try ins .iiwrlence," ays C. D. Hnehs, 238 Hunt Street, Portland, Ore. "My work as engineer nnd neg lect robbed me of Kood health. I lost all desire (or food, the thought of It was a terror to me. Intense pals for hours followed eating. My diges tion seem. (I hopelessly gone. I grew scrawny and thin. c "Finally a neighbor suggested Tan lac and from then on I bogan to feel stronger, nnd my appetite returned. Tonlnc built np my strength nnd health. I gained 35 His." .' ,' This amazing tonic, nature's own remedy made from roots, barks and herbs, usually builds up weak bod ies, drives out causes of pain. Take Tnnlna regularly. Ask your drug gist for a bottle today. Om 40 million bottles sold, , 1 ' By Bloser MX By ( Taylor 3 ( VHV I HEARD hH . T . V ?0P SAY HE WAS GONNA J UL V TIB OP THE B0TTER J Tkts aUMCtatT ep ariaaty bandy for the aewoomer or for the ot-f-Uwa reader wkai way waat the same and addreaa of aomo profesaloiial Mi. a, it ha. Mwn earefaUy prepared and will prove t a a ready aid to aar reader la olwalalng pronijx itrofoaaioaal aerrioe. Classified For Dentists Dll. CKO. a. HUVrMATf Dentist ovr U & I. Drug Co. Ttdephor. Ai-diittct C. B. Mll.I.ER, Awhlteft ' Itoom 7 ' lonitl Bank Build Ins now sedan. '' Mr. and Mrs. Atoliio Kcowit nnd Joo Kcown attendrd tho nlrnlii t Minnm Sunilny. Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd mad a trip to Iji Granite Monday ,ob bu.ltieas. . Mr. und Mrs., Stanloy vlnltod at thrlr ltotnt oftholr ilnughtor, Mrs. . Welrh. Hunilny. . ' t.Mn.: M'nry,Mrltno sptnt Htlmlay with rclutlvoa huro. returning ', to l.a'Ornndo thai evcnlnir. ' .' Cluudo I?: rrutl.of I .a Orando, auve un Interesting'' tulk 'in - tho union hall luiro - Hnnrtuy nvrnina. Tho lly. , Nelmn. Knight will: con tinue rovlval services nit ,thls wct'k. Murk 'MrClti'gor, Mona,.: Hurtlo, Vclma Hartln, . ' John . C'asn nnd I'nrol- Wiij-BoiHT -.. vlnltc.l at the homo of -M iv and Mrs. John' llur rlH' horo Sunday.'.'.. - ; .'' ' ' t'ovo; and linblor pluycif ' hasp hull r'rlday, lmlilor winning 5 to 8. Many a grlevanro Is wnshod nwny with a.llltlo applloatlon of soft soap. TROUBLES BANISHED -OR MONEYREFUNDED Here, at last, Is a Mm.dy t good, rhloh act. o quickly and 1. ev po.' llvcly .rr.otlv. that we alve an un limited Kuuranty of return, or money mck. You are the Juils. and Jury. K. natlar, what you bav. trutd. un KKWIIKX TAIll.RTK rjur.tlo tlm al.nt to th. Kldn.yrr und you will loon b. fr. from the tortures and leriou. dlKettt-ea resulting, from' failure ef then, orsan. to function pron.rly. all pain, all illaconiort atul innuni! inatlon I.' rellerwl.. You alp nor mally th. nlht throush no sottlnf up frenuently your Lladdrr functtotii naturally. KRtVltllX TAW-RTS (W rlbt at the cause of th. dlnxM. tbeM arsana. You owe It te y.ur. to trr NRWP.KX TABkBTS teaey getr.nty-ara centa per uukaa at al dnurlat.. aundanl Drug O... Mir., 4IM Suaset Jiltrd.. Las AiiaelM. Cab Vmwteix Diur.Vs TtAleiti RWd by the U L. Drug Co, Adv. AttrIoer arma. rHKOKIUCK aUIJtat . Itl N. Aa, La arena.. Ore. Beedlage tally. Reading's by Mall a Specialty rtra-Thoft. tft rty Daattaga, Gml- lltlm or LioMBty an hauls yon Moat xpnl tlakat. Avoid til raponaibllitr hf having complata AHtomobll la Union Mortgage & Investment Co. TtKAl, In.uruncQ Kxtuto .onn BRMVICE Kew Foley Kldg., La Orande Oregon. Do You Receive ' flattering letters from stock selling companies you never heard of? You are on the sucker list. The first jump may be your financial ruin. -. United - States National Bank yoyreii Quick Reference Physicians & Surgeons IRE B. BOirvT, H. D.i IKWA nil.HKS, M. D. Praetlca iimitnd to Oinoam!s of tha i-'.ye, K.r, None and Throat. New Kol Tnlnphone , tiuildins . .. .',' Mam IS K. O. KIRRV, M, D, -' Physician and Surgeon ' Sommr Tnlcrhona IJulldlug . Main 31 kichaho p. i.annis. m, n, I'hyalclan and Huraon , n.rit-.-- . j'Mi.phnna ' Building Main US W. P. MranORT, SI. D. Uura.on N.w Foley Tel.nhnna llulldlng , , ilKinuu. C. n. MOOBR, M. D. ' ' , Physlclaa and UiirKon X.w Foley . . ... TfLphona BulWlns ' ' Main 19 P. I,. MAI.STOW, M. n. rrartlc. UmltHti to dlneiuipii of the Ky., K.r, Not, and Throat noouiM lg-19 Tt'lcnhona 8aminu' llullding iliiln 778 A. t. KICHAKDaO-f, M. II. , tiurgery Sotnmer Itulldlng . , Main 15 . J, A. WOfDRfll.ICK, M. O. , , Vhy.iclan and Buraeon OTfir.L. 4 1 Drug Kior. Bu.. I'houe Rua. rhona ilaln .78 - Mnln C33 Osteopathic Physicians , ;, '""'i J. t. ijfni.ni, n. o. v . - MAROARKT IMJI.K, It. O. . Qeneral praetlca and the "1'OST RVMTEit" for fallen archea. gommer Telephone Itillldlng ' Mainlos SCHUMACHER Plaster f Wall Board for walls and ceil ings. Makes -your house cool in summer arid warm in win ter. ' VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Main 732 for, Real Service RCFUCT Our Berrloa reflect amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and experlenoe. We do aot worry the berea.ed with datalta, aor da we I. a., de tails for Ihem to worn; boos. SnodKrass ft Zimmerman Main 62 m mmi iTfll' j For The Lawn j f If- Lawn Mowers I t';; jf Grass Catchers . I !( "' Rakes ( i.' C Grass Shears ' ( V Rubber and 1 - v , Cotton Hose - J ' . - ,' - V';t F.L.LILLY) I HARDWARE ) if w Iff) HZ m v s ett err .