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.Uuiwiay, .will! u, r.m. I The Observer Want Ad Page! The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY yo)l KAI.K Vur lee fi'iirn nrie i Mian Winer. lnlly delivery. Yi.tinu ) Urn. 1'lli.no M 11 III GiS. D-ID-lt I I'Olt HKNT Small finninhi-.l i hniiKi. ino.li-rn convenience.!, I tma "v, Ailanm. 0-20. H WAI'HII- Krom !: N. nin-li. Ull 7-wK.'OttJ lliKB, lliill'k. I'llii Muiil 14. 6-Sn.lt J.OKT-(n rlnrk'l'wk loiiil iiliov.' KlKiH, SlMliljy iVMliMK. pu.ste huiinl l.nx flf picnic supiilit-1. Nullly (l. W. I'iiliiii r, l.a (inimlr. Kcw.ir.1. ti-20-ll IMAIH'Kl., Water Waving. Finn r " W'nvluK. ManieininK. l-'urktl ami m Sen I ii 'I'i i :il ineiilK. M I'm. . I ' 4 4 Lfc Kerr. Rhone 4i':(-A. C I'n-f.tp J-'tllt PAI.K--i'(mcrl type Vielroia ? tit ko1 lomlitiott: ealnnet moil- e ull ii a' rt-cnr.ls. $ I f, See V. J A. Hl;tir, . init'J l .Mh St. ti-l't.-:.! FOR KAl.K- A-I niiUi park over ' looking ocean. About in acres, is eotiaes fully equipped in 4 rompliume v. It h treou Male lawn. Reason for selling poor ' health. Will consoler some In--come, in I'orttam). cash or tfoo.I paper. Hox M, Fstaratla, Ore, or Mrs. Malnaninl, Hox 4:i, Han lion. On. (J-tl-titp FOH SALE AVI) TRAHR ;,l'(m HAl.i: - Huy In barn. J. k Dobbin. Farmers :JuX. 0-17 FOH SA1.K Oli TKADM and waicons. Noble, Kte. -is-2tpj t'OIE KAI-I-: r-rnom house 1-3 aero ' land jstiO at lan:, Lake, ,st. (ieo. Faer. 0-1 S-i p FOU SA1.F Team, .wann nnd harness. I'hone Farm. li-X. 6-l-atp I'Olt SAI.K r ft. cut mowing m; ciiiii". J. J. Iiobbin. Farmer 2nX 6-I7-:itp FOR SAI.K 1 writer In Rood :!:".. Abstract ft ramie. 'nderwood type- coiitlltion. Price Ht Title Co.. La li-1 X-3lp FOU SALK OH THADK Seven room house with four la rice lots. Ideal for keeping cows and ehleken. Woohl take in car or acreage. Call Observer. 0-1 S-2tp : FOU SALK Ole TRAI1K f f yon j are going away, you will get more in trade thitn -cash for your , furniture. We. have to offer, a portable pl'.onograph, a gas j, lamp stove, 7x7 auto tent; a 21 Jew el watch, a Winchester pump r gun, Hogers 1 S47 silverware and other items. Furniture Fx-1, ; V ehan,fe. Pho.te 474-.T. 6-i-tf l'OR S.xr.K 10 acres, all leveled, in Frultdale, with water right;) new, st rlctty modern (I-room stucco house; other good out -1 buildings; 1 horse. 1 cow, wag-j on, harness, mower, ralte, plow, ! cultivator, harrow and - other implements, all 1 - horse imple ments, practically , new; I :,-t young and about C old f ruit trneji; other small fruit; 2 acres tame grass, 4 acres alfalfa; fi bee stands. One-half cash. Ph. 4MS-J. C. F. Oump. G-14-lmp FOH SALE All sizes fluff and rag rugs. Hug cleaning; mattresses f rebuilt; feather mattresses made; ; furniture upholstering. La - Orande Mattress & Weaving Works, Licensed Fu mica tors. Phone 424W. Chas. Kd wards. Prop. 8-1-1 m 'MOM'N' POP Talk Isn't Cheap for Pop By Taylor ! sk C ( "E..a0, C QWOC DIDN'T I V AW SHOCKS, MOlO if? THE DOOCH I Mflner our OP WE S f I'M SO (JtftD VOU Ttt- TrlftT f - S-Xek'uj JhaotanaL UNPeRSWOVOOTO Y UAM6E X DID- OOTTeH DCAU OAMC TOO EASV ' TO 5N ( vAy, pop - I'M GOINO SHOPPING , ' V DSMeHoo Xoot? 2 : aifT fn TTTfl If so, your prof ,ts 1 ; J . VL"f! J ; facw SHAUIvel JM j f () I !Jr.. 1 should be insured. ' ti MUM) tc M 1 -A-m G mmiu 11 1 M 1 il I m msB mMM mhjm JmrnJ pEpirGT ' FRECKLES -AND HIS FRIENDS . A Sure Sign! !', f rLUTAKEAi-osK J 111 ( Ti 1 7 i 7 f voo woow ce people !j ( 7 T-- '. ' (' 1 - .) kCQ ' 1 JSf JrfV' - n' 6 S-A77 Our Bervlc. ,.f.t. .U. , JJi''J--r'P lOT I T L" V -) v " ' blllt, fflolnoT. unneritaod- .0gS ' '4, " . vg (,, ) JarSLM'C. f jC:v f T tof sod iiwrlrao. W do Jmf-r 2. SS)-) " sMa?' I . ' 'S (btd&t Yn- xj- not worry tb hereTd wltb 'wiy'' fi ' Vl' '"1'?' Sk ! Siodin-iiM & Zimmerman , ' I If i - j 'm i ''v&y I "" HAtxzL - ij it. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to (lie line.) Per line, 1st Insertion 1 0c I'cr Hue, each added tou.iffc- utlie Insertion 7c Minimum it i arte on one or- Uirr , 2.1c HA U S I1V MO.VI U 3 linos, ht month $2.r.O a llmtt, mt mouth $:t.."i 4 ItlHJi, MT HHllltl. $1.00 5 line, per mouth 94. 7 F-aeli additional line over fite chained at &0V per line, per month. CANII IN AIiVAXt'H l rt-qiilrt-cl on all Classified orders lo rant Uiese ralrs. Hi if her rates cl.arued on all orvdlt U. Kert loll!. Copy Tor all Classified orders nitisl he In thin otfk'e bjr (0 A. M." IiAV OF 1ASKRTION. Slop order on ad Inserted itn til fori her not lee must he re tvied hy the nme hour or ex tra Insertion will br elmrRtsl. Telephone ordei'A solicited. C'tish i a ( es tnn y hn en rued on phone orders hy pajment on or iH'foie dulo of last Insertimi. I'llONK .MAIN It7 "An OlK'i'ver Want Al Will Do It" FOH HAI.K All hIxch and makts of used tires. Fliouo Main 49. tf-17-n FOH HALF OH TIlADK-Ferfee- i tion Oil Move. A No. I, at ha f price. Fu'nil ore F:;ehuni?e. ! G-l-tf FOIl SAI.K OH THAHF An olir- trie washer, copper tirti; terms or trade. Furniture, Lxehuns--. 474-J. 6-1-if ( FOR HALF. HKNT OH Tit A DK ! j French restaurant in La Orande. 1 (a nana property preierreo in trade. Write C. L.. Observer. C-i:t-lmp' FOR RENT I'ul1, Hi:.T Apt. Call 4M-W. i t;-i s-.ii FOH Itl'NT Modern six-mom fur-1 nished house. Call I'oa-J, (I.tS-.'tpi FOR HKNT Cabin at Wallowa lake. Inquire Imogene Russell. 3d. Phone 274-W. -l-3l ! AOTHI-:it LINK For Nil FOR RENT Modern. 4-rnomj J KHFSA LFM Anol her missing house, furnished. LI 14 Jack- link has been found. The step he son, li-lh-lltp Iwecn the language of pictures (heiroglyphlcH) and the alphabet l-'OH HKNT Four beautifully is believed to he shown in frag furnlshcd rooms. Main 417. ' nients of inscriptions found in the 0-4-1 f Sinai peninsula by a. Harvard ex ..... ,..,.,. 1 . . p,-diiion. Heciphering of the words FOR a pt 147 RFNT -, corner M. Modern furniah'd iHh and N. Phone ti-B-trj ( Three-room modern FOH RFNT furnished hom 704 L uve. 'hone ii-.M. 14-H FOR RFNT Modern nished house. 4e:t 4 -room fur- it -17-:ilp yoii R KNT First class rooms with boa r d . : f per m o : da y hoard. $1.UM. HU4 Washington. 34H-W. 0-14-fitp FOR RFNT (trie partly furnish ed house and one unfurnished house. Call 4Hi;-M. lXf'X Cedar. ti-1 K-3t FOH HKNT Furnished house- krt-pln rooms. r.'.60 per nio. j quire KM 4th. c-1 :-4ip :FOK UKN'T fi-ruom modern I Iiiiuko with wlffphm port-h, hick- rlt house. Karaun and larjio unr a Mput al liHKl jiil St. Call UDTi-W, tl-IOf FOH HA 1. 1-7 OK TltADK -Hd and dresser to tnotih, finished in Freneli giey luetin r a liaiKuin. Furnitnrr KxehaiiKt. iM-tr WAXTKI) Ch 1'HK. I'h'fiie white -W. CulUHl WANTI-:i--Children lo care for u;' the hour r day. Mother's ear-1 ' in Christian home, '.mm; J Ave. t;.K-t;tp WANTKl) Farm house and steady . ed. C. V. Ilon.l. I. Farmers 4-X. amily. Ctod k furidh (iraiule. call ti-i WANTKO Mm and teams to work on AUeel-I.ower Cove road. Ap ply at old house on Fisher place. tl-liO-Slp HOUSES AND MUI.KS flood loK Ulnic. farm Inn and fancy saddle horse, all yotniK. N't better. I poll and exchange. t!eo. Shovar, Hox "12, Fnlon, 1'lu Farm. UTj. 5 - 1 nip . Finder, B-is-tpi 1 LOST j LOST 1L' Volt battery, return in Nasli Oarage. MISCELLANEOUS 1'1.1'MHINO AS tt 1IKATINO I- A. Ilalmes, :in I N ae .ir.-w. r.-2i;-ii. LICKNSi;i MATKKN ITY JIOMK ' -Trained ca re. 1:. V Price reason Mart, l.ioi; v B-iO-lm able. Mi IlAlllt'AI HOT SPHINOS Knjoy j a swim in one of the finest pools in the West. One hour's drlv east of la ( J ra iub on 1 he Old Oregon Trail I mile noith of Maine, picnic ground, plenty of shad". fi-1 m PAINT IT YOFHSF.LF Save $L'5 to $.0. Sunflower brand Au;o P. ubber Knamel Is ncid, alka il and water proof; leaves no brush tnark drys over nlf-'ht. Ono coat covers any surface. All colors. Sold at St Hart's Shoe Shop, next to Star Theater. C-4-lm "ba alat" cllmdu-d the theory, say the experts. A Rotarlan presented King AN 1.,,.., wlth hnx of rleura. Noml- natj0nj4 ar,. now in orde , USED CARS 1!23 CHI'.VROLFT TOPHI NO Phis car Is in A-l shape. mechanical KRKINS MOTOR CO OFFICE CAT TAAOS MAUN RIO. You run load a hory to water, ,ut yon luive to push it r"l''w fur "-rher on no nioiv eitterpilfc lni youiiK men. Why, I rt'owmlMT when it ua4 a ettmuum ihinic for a yoiiiiK man to Mart out Us elerk. mid in a few yearn own the htid- "VeN, hut ali lieeu fmented nIihv ii'jtNlefs liavo WHO'S Till: F.lMTOIl OF 'I'll F OI FICK CAT'.1 Wal, he's a ornery sort of cuss to describe him; he pays liiu detiiK, no he says; and is u ri'spect ed husband and duthly hut that's no credit, for who wouldn't be; he can't talk half as (rood h he writes so yon can imagine how low that is! He's Oj Ionic, lank, pigeon-toed Individual that more 'un often Im-rs t lie respect Of bobber shops. lie often koch off half cocked on ra- ilteal convictions which he urisuc- cesstully exploit-usnally. He's an alibi artist of the first water; a confess.-. 1 idealist and loyalist; haiust runic. wind-broken, sore hacked, tar-heeled, hooked-nosed. hott-leKKed, Hut -footed, tmid-lleud- ed, Hcissors wieldimc near editor and embryo journalist. Twinkle, twinkle, little dress; You are cliinblnic. I'll confess; Hut you should do nothlnic rash Or you'll turn Into n snsh! 1 Jinx That Kirl is a mathemati- cal tmpossildlity. HliriK 1 1.o w za t ? .Jinx --Slie's half Spanish, half French and half crusty. A mosiuito can fly a mile. 'I he chiuKci' can't fly at all but ho somehow manatees to arrive. , "Well. Fph. your wlfe'a to your wishes and got a Are you satisfied now?" 17 Pon'l I kU any all- JndKe acceded divorce. "SattM'ie inony '." A N I IT l.Ot IMS "The thing most in aih.i: the Publie Fye." Remarked old Mr. Hinder. Fspeclally when travelling by Steams cars, no doubt's a der." cin- A Scotch farmer had agreed 0 deliver 20 hens to the local mar ket. Only lit. however, were -int. and it was almost evening before the 2 otli bird was brought hi by u, e tanner. "Man. said the butcher, you re late with this one: "Ave." agreed the olher. hut, this ye see. she didn't lay a I'ternoon." until A gnwn used to he a Rarinelit lo sleep in. but now it's w orn at social functions. fi h skirts pRi.incTi.n PAULS Fur skirts are to be an fail next winter, says Paul 1 ouei. The propotunt of real trousers as a feminine mode, undeterred by his lack of success in that direc tion, brings forward skirls and jackets of popular and expensive skins. I'nder the jackets would he worn soft fabric blouse. LAV Olnt FXCOMMONLV I.ONOON Your Hrltisher may not have a sense of humor, but he'll lay odds uncommonly. Lon don bookmakers are quoting two to one that the total eclipse sched uled for January will not be visible because of weather condi tion. j As though not- properly pun ished at Christmas time, father I now has to io through the added torment of Father's Hay. -17-H torim-nt of Father Hay. jers 1'raim np" is also showing. 1 i-a Orande. Oregon. Louise Fezenda Is Star In ;"FingfGr Prints" i I LouIhc Fos'tida l now. In real Ity. what she hua been in the hearts of movlnjr picture audiences for many a Iodk day- u star. Her role in "Finger 1'iinta," is ono after landom's heart and her own. Hhn plays the part of small, uharp nosed. Mpyinir Onru Trayaor, ser vant in a house uf mystery, which hides u K'u of desperate robbers. What Dora due lo foil them: What shivering, hair-ralsinic terrors nhe enronnters! What varyinic deKreea of friKht she stinulates, from ear prlcUinK attention to widemouthed tiliriekinK frensty! The role has given Fa Ken. la her bluRest oppor tunity and she has seized it with the zest of a title comedienne. IMiiyinu opposite her is John T. Murray, (he musical comedy re cruit to pictures who mored a hlic hit in 'ltardeH the Magnificent. " Helen Coslello in also featured in the role ol a bandit's sister, who carries around with her in a locket a paper that tells the hiding place of ami. (too in loot. The picture was; ill reeled by Lloyd Macon, who put on "Hiokeii lb-art of Hollywood" and "Private l.y.y Murphy." It is an adaptation of a story by Arthur Sinners Itoche. j Comedy show in i- "Little Annie LOOIley." "Rolled Stockings" Showing at Arcade Theater Tuesday la other words, don't miss "Loll ed Stockings" when it n ucht a tin Arcade theater Tuesday. If ever la picture had what Fliuor (ilyn aptly churacleri::es us "It" "Lolled stockings" is it Louise Hrooks, um Nancy Phillips do their share ni contributing "h-tsuis'' while janns Hall and Richard Arh-n j aren't exactly d ouches either. FI Hrendel holds up the comedy end like the trouper he is. "Holbd Stockings" as may have been guessed. Is a tale of college life. Two brothers a serions minded. athletic individual; the other a jazzy philanderer fall in love with the same co-ed. She can't unite make up her mind which one she likes but later, when the athlete haves the straight and narrow for the primrose path, and his happy-go-lucky brother takes the blame for something the other has done, MiM Co-ed linds out exactly to whom her heajjt belongs.. Incidentally, one o! the most excit ing boat races ever filmed, pro vides a smashing thrill at the ci- T o vv AstOT III ;"The Sunset Derby" Is At Arcade , : . , ' i . The.: somewhat one-sided battle between Hie uulomubile and the horse Is depicted in a whimsically humorous manner in "The Sunset Derby", the Fltst National picture featuring William Collier Jr., and Mary Aslor showing at th Arcade theater tonight only. Two old cronies. life-long friends, have a falling out when one heeds the call 01" progrm and opens a service station next door to the undent livery table of his friend. Ralph Lew is and Lionel Rel more as the two friendly cm-mies lend a great deal of humannefw to this novel story of the race track, and give occasional touches of pathos as well as comedy to the picture. A HtiHier Mrown comedy " Plot ters Frnim iip" is also showing. "Cyclone Cowboy" Feature At Star Theater "The Cyclone Cowboy," which Ut Wally Wales latest starring ve hicle, will he the feature attraction at the Star theater Tuesday only and, according lo the promises made hy the inumiwnient, local fans have a ureal treat In store for ( them, for tills production Is her- j aided ns the very best that thia ' popular Western star has ever ( made. Drama. comedy, heart j throbs and thrills abound, and the ; story builds to a climax of renl Intensity, (he apex of which in' reached when Wally lassoes the heroine from her horse's buck ami so pulls her from the very midat . of the outlaw band into whose ciutchei onto III she had fallen, and up steep cliff above. There are said to be many uni que and unexpected twists to the story, and it is claimed that it Is ec. ptlonally true to life In that the good people are not entirely faultless, and the "bad" folks not entirely reprehensible. For In "The 1 'yeloiic 'ow hoy" none luss than . the lovely heroine herself makes some grievous mistakes, ami a lany. useless lounge lizard proves that he bus some redeeming qual ifies after ull. In the leading role opposite Wal ly is Violet Hlrd, a newcomer to Western drama, she having had her early schooling In the Mack Sennett comedies us have so many of our mosl successful dram atic stars. Raye Hampton, who wdghH two hundred pounds and is only a trifle less than six feet in height, is cast as a female ranch liotN, and she contributes much to the comedy of the production. Richard Lee Is cast as the lounge li'ard. and George MugrlU as a had man; Ana warrington. In the role of an Kustern society woman, completes the cast. "Thais No FxcusV. is the com ''." . "IRISH NAVY" SOLI) NKW YORK -The "Irish navy" has been sold for $H0. The sub marine constructed . by John P. Holland 40 years ago for Fenian ."iipporters who hoped to use it against the Hrlilsh fleet, was knocked down for that sum to u junk man. American soldiers are brave In battle, say the Australians. Some Yankee doughboy is Just the one who could drive a pleasure launch across the I M roll riven and get there alive. FOR SALE Plastered four-room house, two bedrooms, built-in kitch en, wired, front and back porches, shrubbery, garage, cement walks, large lot 60 by 14:', udiaci'til to shops or mills, close to school, some furniture, range and heating stove. buffet, library and kitchen tables, conch, chairs and good rugs. Very easy lei 111s lo right people. For Rent Modern four room house, hardwood floors, modern kitchen with three hole electric stove, furnace, w ashtrays, laundry stove, breakfast nook, nice lawn, shrubbery, porch boxes, close In; house In splendid condi tion. Owner will lease. (Ico. II. Currey, Realtor till Elm St., ni-xt (o Oily Hull Va C ramie. Oroifon. 1 ii Professional Directory Tbl directory la especially bandy for the newcomer or for Hit out-of-town reader who may want the name and add re ma of ioiuh professional msn, It lias been carefully prepared and will provn to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional ervlee. Classified For Quick Reference Dentists lin. JEO. 8. IIOfrpMtlf Dntlt over U A K Unm t;o. Tlrptiun Main 078. Architect Ht ,,,,,,,1,1,, Arrhllrct Mount 7 La Grande National Hank Buildlnn TmmTmmTTTmTmmm'TmmmmmTT. iiYIBLEIt PERSONALS 1MHLKR (Special ) Kd Land took suddenly III with appendicitis last Saturday morning. He was rushed to the Orande Hondo hos- pit al. Mrs. J. W. Cherry, of Salt Lnke City, Is here vl-dllng her sisleK Mrs. L. A. Slringham and other , relatives. Mrs. cherry has been in , Spokane attending the Nal tonal 'Service Star Legion. i Mr. and Mrs. Lyle St rlngham and baby, of Pasco. Wash., are visiting 1 at the home of hl parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Stiinghaiu. Mr. j Slringham is interested In the bank . at Pasco. I lluiil'T Oreen will commence lo harvest his mi raw berries this week. The friends of William Robhs at , lnibler, received the sad news of j his death which occurred Hatnr- day morning at his homo wesl of SummervHIe, i r Waller Ht rlngham. of Raker, spenl Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Strlngham. I Mrs. M. 11. Prior and family, ! Mrs. Cap Tuttle and son. John, jwent to the Milium last Friday 1 J pirniefng. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Km cut Holmes, of j Hurley. Ida., called on Mrs. Hurry j New hill last Friday afternoon. Mr. ami Mrs. Holmes had been at tending the rose carnival In Port- lam) ami visiting al Seaside. Mrs. WE PAY 4fc compound interest. Seems small but it is much better than some of the investments we know of as having been sold here in town within the past few years. The privileges which go with our Savings are hard to equal. United States National Bank Have !oit money to burn? Your prospective earn ings are as insurable as your business building. Would a fire today de stroy your possibilities for profits during the re building Physicians & Surgeons I.EB O. IIOUVY. n. IK t.UWA Wll.KKl, M. II. Prartlr limited to dlsn.sen of th rJye. Far, Notu ami Throtit. New Foley T'defthona Lhilldihfc Alain II ' k. ci. KimiY, nt. n. Phyalclau and Hurgeon Snmrner Telephone Laildlng Main I'i niC"ARI P. I.ANI11. M. P. Phyalciail aiid bai g.n OanSnt-r Telephone Huildlny Maie 'tci W "X"! ' xcw p0tey ur ' . T,.,ephona J; iluilding itin &a I - , c. ft. moo hi;, m. p. Physician and bury-on N'bw Foley 'iVIcphona Uuilding Mam lit F. I,. IlAi,TON, Kl. p. Practice limited to din.-Hne of the Fye, Khv, Ni. te and Throat Rooiu 1K-I.I Tep-pl.onft Soiniuer building MuuiJ;s A. L. ItlCPARPnOM, M. P burtery Rnoma lfi-17 Telephona Sotnuiur iiuildlng Main Ht , J. A. WIIMllllll.K'K, M. P. Phyaician and Uurgeon Over 1 Ar. U Hrug tfiuro Rut. Pnone Res. Phone Alain U78 . MhIm tiua Osteopathic Physicians .1. 1.. im;i k. p. o. BIAH(iAltl''.T IN(a.K, It. O. Ganerit) praulico and the "POST' SYHTK.U" for fallen arehes. Somtnar Telenhone . Building Main 1U Holme 'school and Mrs. New bill chums and had not I each other for 14 years. ('liuinlii rlln nn.l I.f-vlnn nr-vir limy I'liunl l.lnclli.TKh'M Klory. Imt , look what lliry .11. 1 lor Ainli:inna tlor Hrliurnmn! Astrologer Mm. KHF.DKHICK HA1.MKS Itll N. A."., l.a (irandu, Ore. Hemllnirit dnlly. Readings by Mall a Spoclnlty Over the threshold - Aa ld legtnd uyt, Fr lupplatu carry ynr brld. vtr tbc tbmbald at bir a.w kMnc." Another meana ( happiness ! to com pUt.ly ln,ur. h.r hom ad It. lurnl.hlnf. aaaloal Ion by FUIE. Union Mortgage & Investment Company RKAI Inuianco Fntr'e J.oan PFRVICK New Foley Rld., T-i Grande Oregon. For Hot Weather 2-l!urncr Kloetric Plate $5.75 Appnivx'd hy insur ance undorwriU'i'. If they are not approved by underwriters you niav have trouble. F.L.LILLY HARDWARE I'lioiio Main H5