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Friday, June 10, 1!)27. LA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine The Observer Want Ad Pagel The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTQDAY FOR SALU-Fryer, W.X-ll. (i-10-St rnii SAI.K Zinnia plants, 2r,e per dux. smi-w. ii -1 i -1 1 Knn RUNT Small hoiiMn. Imiiilrc. 1 K ll K t'cilar. I'hnne 4iIti-M. '. it-i il-r.lp 1 Toil KENT Modern furnlshl apt. 4 r S -i C . Tlif Kilcnh..lm. c;-l-31 ' l'Oll SAI.i: Pure he from iiw-t lan water. Haily delivery. Yountr j Pros. I'honc .Main i;-io-it KOft HUNT 3-n.om furnished Mouse with j;ara:e, K-'ir'ien i. Phone Main i;:t... c -1 o-:ti p : ; j ATTKXTIOX Whi n r.-newlni; . your policies remember Karl .1. stacklaml, rove, t ho rnlun county fittent for the Poi-hici-h' Mutual Kirc Itellef Asu'n. ii-li-lt KOH SAI.I-: Household furniture liK-luiliUK overstuffed davcniiorl ami chair. Lester Ksscx, nir. , Tlmmrll ami c'heny. G-10-3li l-'Olt UKN'T Modern furnished front apt. Newly kalsumineil. I (irouml floor, mini Wash. I FOft TIK.NT tj-ronm modern . house Willi .sleeping porch, chick-' pti house, K.'ii'iino lare jrnr- den spot lit JtMUl Luke St. ('.ill fiUf.-W. (i-HHf "K SALH Lot (i4x'JJ0, garden, Komo fruit. Will trnde trnde for cur ft r piitnn. Iluiniiee easy pay ments. i:il'-.I ur ,'titui .. 0:1k. - C-10-3ip SATl'KDA Y KI'Kt'IAI. Choice as ter pliuilH, 30c 11 dozen. I-rtrye petunia plants In bloom, out of p 1 ) t h, IQ and t.uc, a doz. Lobelia plants, out of potM, r0e a tin-.. fCohan'n (irefen house, phone liiH-W. , R-lo-U roll SAI.K OK Tit ADM fi-ruom house. 4 rooms brh-k, bl;r huilt in cellar. "Acreage" fine level Kar ilen soil. flood irrigation well. Street being Improved. C Kl-1 mom liell, HI JO lienton Ave. ;-m-tp lOlt SALE AND TRADE I'OR SAI.K-11)4-1-4 2!. R. I. R. fiyera. I "a r- -3!p I'OR SAI.K 12 Riade Call 20X, rnlon. milk cows. -!i-2tp KOR SAI.K Household furniture. Call 215-W or 12u 4th. i;-Stf KOR HAI.K Piano. Raraln, Call Ob.Hervei'. KOR SAM-: Stackland Roseher--lieH will he on the market for -it month at all Da O ramie stores, (i. O. Slackland. Cove. ll-X-iitp KOR SAI.K Ford light dellver; panel body; good rubber; goo. I mechanical condition. I imuh-e Odorb-sa Cleaners. fi-1 S-1 m FOR SAI.K OR TRADK Ail elec t lie washer, copper tub; terms or trade Furniture Kxchange. 474-.I. C-l-if KOR SAI.K OR TRA D1-. Perfec tion Oil Stove. A No. 1, at ha:f price. Furniture Kxehange. G-I-tf FOR SALR All sizes fluff nnd rag rugs. Rug cleaning: mattresses rebuilt; feather mattresses made; furniture upholstering. Ia Grande Mattress & Weaving Works, Licensed Furnlgators. Phone 424-W. Chns. Kd wards. Prop. M-lm MOM'N' POP, "WeUL.BOYS, HCRE'S VOOfl for rue profit we Msot. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ff7 MV' DID ) WAV, I AAAD6 ) f JOlJWEC KIDS MAS ) ) H K; "voa seVsur ) irut ByvseuP amyta LiktTAis- U sav.'twis - 'Vl ' VJM&M VOU VWAS plXJ CN 0O0J SO J S IT V, 'iVotJI V vNAV-cywoo-ruL voo pour pall. f vjomt wser I - AilCfc IT BIDES"- if yuuir - " ( Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average worda lo the line.) Per Hue, 1st insertion 10c Per line, ettch added cou.o ullu Insertion 7c Minimum ilmi-go 011 onu or der 25c It AT I '.S I1Y .MONTH 2 lines, per immth S2S.9 It lines, per month $:t.. 4 linc, per mouth 1.410 .j lini's, Mr niuutli $4.5."i lUicti additional line over five chained at 00c per line per month. CASH IX AOVAXCK to ro qniivil on nil 1-lasirictl orders to earn these ratcu. Hither rates charged on all crvdlt ui scrtlon.y. Copy Tor all Classified orders must Ito In thl.t office ltv 10 A. M. HAY OI- INSKRTION. Stop orders on ml Inserted un til further notice must be re ceived by the same hour or ex tra inscrUon will he charged. Telephone o r il e r h HOllcitel. Cash rates may )e eartunl on plume orders by payment, oit or before dale of last insertion. I'HOXi; 1AIV 7 "An Observer Want Ad Will Ito It" ron SAl.M Household furniture. 1 107 1 St. 0-8-4tp I "OH SA1.K Partly modern 5 room house, l:t acre land, S7i. Oeo. Kager, 2110 .Second St. 0-9-Ctp "Olt SADK $1000 State Indus trial contract, paying J:,5.0 monthly uaiaidecd. Will sell at discount. AY. Observer. 0-y-2tp 'Olt SAI.K OR TRADK Red and dresser to match, finished in Krerich giey laeipier a bargain. 1'urniture I-Ixchanee. 474-J. c-i-tr KOR SAI.Modern Pnlton com bination adding machine aiu) easli resist er very hit-sl mou ti. 'on iter's Store, Cnioii, Ore. C-G-Ot KOI! SAI.K OK THAPK. If you are ifointf away, you will g,-l moi e. in trade than rash lor your furniture. Wo liave to offer, a portable phonograph, a fi-JS lamp stove, 7x7 auto tent; a -l-jewei watch, a Winchester pump Kim, ItoKers' 1S47' silverware ami oilier items. Kurnltilre Kx clian,;c. f'ho.ie 474-J. 0-1-lf FOR RENT OR RKNT Modern house. First. Call 4ti!-J. 2005 G-3tf KOR R KNT Three-room apt , modern; newly finished. 2104 First or call 1s:i-W. 6-2-tf FOR RKNT Four beautifully f urnished rooms. Main 4 1 7. -4-lf FOR RKNT Modern furnlshtfl apt., corner Gth a nd N. Phone 147-M. C-tJ-tf FOR RKNT Six-room modem furnished house. Close In. 2"S-J G-'J I CHECKS ) . TrfAUKS- on ,t j mr.qonn V KOU liENT Thico-room bouse, furnlHlieil; 2-room cabin, fur niHljcil, to adults. Julm Much. &-iu-tr . ' ! I-'OU UK NT KurnHhed 2 room ' house willi K"t'"K'. IlKMttf and water. Inquire at lhMK'i'M 4 'ash (lrociry, V and Spruce SI 0 - 7 -1 r W'ANTKIl Day-old ealv.s cattle to paiure. Km ineis and WANTKD Work. MkM iou8 -keepinti or w 01 k by the hour, Ironinu a spciulty. Call :;s-W G-7-iiipl lou't inumhlc your prayer, j Helen. 1 can't hear n word yon WANTKD Have U buyers for Ml.Miy". to 1 tin aci '-H tin prov -d farm In i " wasn't six'aKini; to you, (irand'1 Uoude yath y. Who wants to sell'.' Pyramid I .and Co, :-s-nip B11SCELL A N EOtJS DANCK Al Island City, .tunc Siar Novelty Orchestra. C- 1 1. DON'T call up Main houses are all Fold. IMS, our 1 ii-S-3t ' ri.rMIilNC, AND 11 KATI Nt K. A. Halmes. Itui N ave. fi-L'5-Hn DANt'K-June 1 itli. Siar Novel iv Pavilion. Our own orchestra. tt-'t-Hi I lKtAUD AND ROOM for couple.! or hnuHckccniiur rooms. 7ii7 1 C!rn ndy. C--1 f LICKNSK D M ATI" RN fTY HOM M Trained rare. Price reason able. .Mrs. K. AY. Hart, UtOf. Y 5-20-lni 1- ;HORSi:.S AND MULKS flood loff- ginF, far nuns and fancy saddle horses, all youiiK- No better. 1 sell and exchange. Oeo. Shevar, IJftx 21 2, Union, Ph. Karm. ii j. ri-L'tt-imp RKMK.MHKR The Mt. Kmliyl Dairy for good, wholesome milk. 1 cream, ck:h, butter, buttermilk j ami cot tame cheese. None better. 220 Kir St. Phone Main fits. 'A I NT IT yOl PSKl.l- Save :f. to $'). Sunflower liraml Au:o Hubher Knamel i itrhl. alknil mill ti'-ii,.i ni-rtnf- l.-.-i-.u no x . 1. ....... ..... 1.. One eout eovera nny surface. All colors. Sold at Ptllart'H Shoe Shop next to Star Theater. 0-4-lm USED CARS 1913 FORD TOKR1NO Readv to run $2.-, PKRKIN'S MOTOR CO. MAYOR TO START HACK SAN FRANCISCO, June HI (AP) When the Redwood highway In dian runners toe the starling mark j next Tuesday morning at the ciiyl hall preparatory to beginning their -ISO mflQ jaunt to Cranls Pass, Ore., the shot that will send them on l heir way Is to be fired by Al Jennings, former bank bandit and train robber of Texas and Missouri, but now mayor of Crescent City, Del Norte county, California. Mellon announces that our on- I j per money is going to be made j I smaller. (Josh, we'll have to I stretch It to make ends meet! Outside ,inf 1 I vjant ra eRess - V. MV APPReJ(rT(ON TO 100 for letting os OFFICE CAT f MAO KAi H HIO. "How did your dranuitlc tour Slicoeeil ?" "When we ployed tragedy tho rec ipt wore a farce, and when wo played fa icq 1 Jjc receipt a wro a tiuK'tly." "I did th hundred-ynrd dash on two flat, arches, j Kii S ll. U10 man with fallen was awarded tho prize. t Ratrson Tatter says that out wst the cellar is the place to bo In ' time of cyeloncH. and when a inn 11 ' !i-2tpjha a barrel of hard cldr In the ' 1 cellar it's surmiwinir how many I times n day the weather looUa . thrcatenintf. I ; mother A tjirl applied for Job lioust'inald. What do you chnrso a day?"' asked her prospective employt-r. "Well, mum." was the reply, "$2 If 1 cats myself and $1.7' if you eals nie." The liorso fly hunt? his iead In ! shame ; H"-M never look or lie the pnmo DisKUsted, worried, weary bored. I He'd tried his best to bite a Kord: (And now he sat disgruntled, ill Willi broken heart and broken bill. There isn't any douhl but that a fashionable dressmaker is a do- ! slnins woman. Yoiinc men ore more romantic; old men more substantial if they are rich. Contracts Let For 0. A.C. Buildings CORVAM.IS. Ore. June 10 (AP) Contracts have been let for the ; new physics building, the combin ed poultry and veterinary hui; I- ins and t lie greenhouse ranses and service building at a com bined cost of $2lT..S4 7 by th buildin committee of the board of regents of Or go u AK''icultur.il college. The funds are lo come entirely from the new student tui tion of $12 a term over the iiet two yea is'. Campus construction nirgregat- 1 iiiK- close to one million ilolluiti for the coming year Is plated wit houl touching income. cont the FOR SALE An unusual good buy In a well improved tract mar this city of about 20 news, more than hall In a good siand of a 1 fa I fa. 1 1 interested and have $I0tta, I have something that will Interest Ton. No trades on this property. 1 have 2 4H acres of good past lire land east of Imhler for $i..n per acre. Owner lives lles in the east; never saw it. F.uough said. For rent one of the finest and best located, most mod ern apartments in the city will be available next week. Ref erenees required, pan be leas ed If JiO desired. A new modern home of five rooms, just completed. Price $;: 1 .Mi. $ 1 f,i cash, balance in small m on I lily payim-nts. (lea. II. Currey, Realtor 106 Kim St.. next to City Hall La Grande. Oregon. ..t'M SORRV.SHORTY. That voo diom't STflW WITH OS MO GET A Nice COT OH THE PROFlTSOO Y t ' C Pis! -V- L IWlfW An Extra Passenger Holds It Rack MOTH vJATCM MB -fTTA Ca?air Yi f,'( .X GO ACOUODIS- CGRKZR..) CO FAST", ) .A.!lt?Xn V. "J. JCmt mi MIA tIRVI, t IK J l-IO Mm msm- Serio-Comic Film Scores At Shevrys v Oeorge .less., famous for his portrayal of "The Jazz Singer." one of the spectacular Ri oadway hits of the past year, is now starred by the Warners in a serio-comic heart drama of the days of the World I war, ' Private Izzy -Murphy. ' Iz.y Ooldberg. having to leave Mils quarters in the tiheCo, adds drawing appeal to the customers 01 the Irish neighborhood into which ' he moves, by renaming himself "Murphy." His delicatessen busi ness thrives to (he point of making it possible for him to bring papa and inamnui from Russia. They come. Are delighted w it h their Mini's ttiii'iut All viiix vvt'll. And then the World war! f "my" joins up with an Irish reKiuient. still keeping the Hibern ian name, with which he lias also courted pretty Kileeii Cohannlgan, and goes overseas. The complications which follow (with Kileeu's father, Moe llins hcrg. the marriage broker, dough boys, neighbors) are so mirtli-pro-'voking, so human, that, everyone I in the audience forgets that huch things as rancor and prcjudii-o ran ' exist in the world! I "Private Izzy Murphy" was dl ' rccted by l.luyd Racon, aon of j Krank Hucon, author and lar of I "Lluhtuin"," and a genius In hl owii right. Vera (Jordon, famous las the mother in "Humoresciuc," Inhtvs the nart of Izzy's mother. Patsy Ruth Miller is "Kileen Co hannigan," the pretty Irish sweet heart, and the supporting company -make the, play a riot of mirth, a rough-and-tumble of all things American, ll is human and tender and fine, the sort of play which makes us want to live and hi live! You'll be cheer-leader for "Private izzy Murphy." Comedy showing "Dog Daze". "Red Mill" With Marion Davies Now at Arcade "The Red Mill," Marlon Davies much-heralded new starring ve il hie. and the film version of the famous stage hit by Victor Herbert and Ib-nry Rlossom. lived up to all its promises when It opened last night at the Arcade theater for a three day run. Incidentally, It shows Marlon 'm Davies In a new role n role dlf ,;,x ferct from any she ever attempt ed; more alluring, more charming, and. what Is of more hnportnnee to audiences, probably the most en tertaining in h'i. blstory. Miss Davies' whimsical conieoy talents find n ready opportunity in the new romance of the Hand of Dykes; she romps through a charming role In piglails nnd wooden shoes, danty as a painted figure on n bit of Holland ehlnn; she does some acting thai: reaches the heights of genius In the dram atic, moments with (ieorge Sieg iiinn, the villain of the new play; her love, scenes with Owen Moore are romantically delicate A notable cast supports Miss Davies In the new picture a story of tovn ami ndvanture laid In Hol land. Owen Moore plays the Irish lover of the Dutch heroine, George Sieg 111:111, the villainous Fnde Willein ami Karl Dane and l.oulse Faen da make a hilarious comedy relief duo. aided and ahHted by Sntlz Kd wards, Russell Powell as the burgomaster. William Orlamond as the aged Dutch Governor, Fred Gambold as a queer Dutch Inn keeper, and other wellknown play ers appear In the supporting cast, under the direction of William Goodrich. AW -I'M N0TA uue some or Vie OTrieR FELLOWS - L'M HCCSO flRD op sot wht 1 CAN66T ALONtS ON WW Ri56iJWiR SALARY , 1 V Ms-tuts Maynard in Star Performance In New Film Ken Maynard has gone beyond being a Western motion picture star. After eelng his latest, "The Land Iteyond the Law", the KIrst National feature which opem-i at the Star theater last night for a three-day run. one wonders how It is possible for Maynard to nvold repetition of the same riding tricks, 1he same shooting stunts ami other sensations he has employed in past which s. "The Land Reyond the Taw", proves that Maynard Is to stay with us as star for many years to come. The story by Marlon Jackson pro- I vides him with opportunities to put his w liite steed. Tarxan, through ; new paces, new stunts, to make j animal lovers and casual onlookers alike, gasp. In his latest pleluro. wo find Ken ns a I 'lilted States Deputy Mar- ; shal, appointed to bring peace to that portion ot" New Me.lco, which shortly before its admission to the l'n Ion, was over-run by ruthless cattle barons. j Tom Sanlsehl appears or the cattle baron who causes most of -the trouble. Noah Young is re- ' sponsible for many of tho laughs. 1 Gibson Oowland Is it vlllauous vil- ! lain Indeed and Dllly Hulls makes' an exceptionally clever youngster j In creating it lot of mischief, j 1 Prescott Wheat Less Than Normal PRKSCOTT, Wash.. June 10. In the immediate viiinby of Pres cott many wheat ranchers are feel ink' finite discouraged. Kail wheat, which during the fall and early winter nave promise of bringing the best crop In many years, is now expected tit yield at least 10 bush els per acre less than normal. It was thought for n time that the rains of last mouth would do much to revive frost bitten wheat but this hope has not materialized. Owing to the backward season spring wheat is not up to normal. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES In t fleet daily to Scpicmbrr ;i0. Keturn limit CKtotxr M.W27. Clatsop Beaohea, North Beach Tillamook Bcachee or Newport Ideal vacation for kiddies and grown-ups. Healthful and cool. Fishing, ocean bathing, golfing, hi k inn, horseback riding, clam digging. Good hotels, cottages and tent houses. We'll give you all information. U N I PACIFIC TUI OVUILAND ROUTE .1. 11. ki:i:m:v, Audit I.n Cntuilc, Ore. By Taylor attliebeaclies )( ( OF ALL- TtiC t-yCKV ) I I Govs -this omcel I'. By Blosser Professional Directory - Tlii. directory In especially hunily Cor the newcomer or for tbe out-of-town remler who may want the name and address of some IirofcHHloiml mini. It liui been etirefiilly prepuretl and will prore lo bo a ready uld to any reader In uutnliiliitf prompt professional errleo. Classified For Quick Reference Dentists 1111. ceo, a. lniKifMAN rpntit I over I.. A I. UruB Co. Teli-phonb Main 678. Architect C. II. Mil. I. Kit. Architect Itoom 7 jLa Grande National Hank nulldlnii I FOR SALE Modern plastered Fl-room house with basement, on south side This Is a good buy at $:i:.."n. A real bargain In a new partly furnished 4-rooni house on t he north side. The owner had 10 leave Da Grande and desires to sacrifice his piiit.v. Price Terms $2 Oil cash, balance $211 per month, A desirable modern (I -room home near the high school. This is complete In every way. Price $:h2:".n. Terms $ r00 down, $40 a month. Call Lowell Williamson, Security Land & Savings Company round of , 1'nd Is No Heavier than a Pound of Fenlhcrs . , . but a severe loss to the business man or Individual property owner, whether from 'flood, wind storm, or fire, may weigh heavier than anything else In the world If il Is not In sured. The business of'th-s agency Is to Insure property a ga 1 nst sue h 1 osses. 1 ,e t 's talk It over. ' Union Mortgage & Investment Company REAL Insuranco Kstato Loan BEnVICB New Foley HIiIk., La Ornndo Oregon. Bruce Oak Flooring We have a carload of Bruce Oak floor ing on the way. This car should be in tho latter part of the week and contains a large assortment of different kinds and grades of oak floor ing. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Main 732 for Real Service Our flervlce rellects amla blllty, efficiency, understand ing and eipcrlenoe. Ws do not worry tbe bereaved with detail,, nor do we leave Ja talla for. caem to worry ei)ou. Saod(rafls & Zlniniertuiin Main 62 Physicians & Surgepp 1TE B, BOrVY, M. V. I TS.C11 limited to disease of tfaf Far, Nose and Throat. 1 New Pole RullUlliw Alain lft K. O. KIRBT, M. D. Phynlclau and gurvoq Summer Telephone, building 11 In 21-. RICH AllO P. 1, A Mils, M, D. Physician aud burgeon finrdner Telephone Huihiln Alain iy W. I, BlrA DORTi M. D. burgeon Nw Foley Telephone Ruildlnic lialR&y. C. . MOORE, M. D. Pliysiuiau and burton ,J New Foley . Telephone iiHlUliiitf iiatnl, K. I RAI.flTO, M. D. v Practlco limited to diseases of the Kye, Far. Nose and Throat Rooms 18-lit Telephone SoinuiL-r lluilding Main 77 If A. L, niOII ARDftON, M, Suraerv Ronnia 10-17 Bominer Building Telephone Main n; j. a. vonicni,icK, v. o. . I'hy.luimi &n(l Surfreon Over U & Ll. Drug Kior. nut. l'uona R's- Phon ilKlnCTS Unlnm , Osteopathic Physicians J. I,. lM.l.rj. D. o. . -.. MAHtiAHKT IMa.B, D. O. aeneritl iinictte. and the "P08T .. KVHTKM" for fallen arch... Sotmner Tetephona- Hullillnic Hall I President roolhlge, with a rac-; ! coi.""," a henr, - two lion cubs. I kangaroo ami a deer, no has, heen Kivea n baby hippopotamus.' There nro no donkeys In tbe col-i 'leellon, however, ' Astrologer linS. FlttCDKIUCK B4LTUEI 101 N, Avs, La Grand., Or. I'hono 815-W Readings dally. Readings by Mail a Specialty SCREENS TTavr your window sewus nnd door screens mad? rq.it before the files are bart." CiiptKuml Innr9 lledletne Cabin el i aqd Itiiilt-iiis Mnde To Order, t AFL 4 H-.i La Grande Const. & Supply Co. Chat, Harris Vrcp Buy Bonds Vtiu often hear this ad vice given. liut is it al ways good advice? IMler take a lower inter est rale and be safe. W$ sometimes say there are two kinds of bonds: Good for money. Com! for nothing. United States National Bank Coif Equipment Spaulding Golf Clubs Kro-Flite Golf Balls Floater Golf Balls Spaulding "Caddy" Bags Carrott Tees All Spaulding make F. L. LILLY HARDWARE I'hono Ualo It