La Grande evening observer., July 25, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Monday, July 25, 1!27
T,A GRANDE EVENING onSERVETt
Pape Seven
The Observer Want Ad Page
, The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
(NEWTODAY
u r"H RAI.G Ki"ty in no furnl-I-
llirn. Cull 21103 Cove Ave.
1
-; 'FOR SAI.B Pure ire from nrte-'
; i ttlun water. -Diitly delivery. Ydtittg'
I lr HroH. I'hnne Alain 628. 0-10-lt
I ... , .... - , ,
'! mil HUNT I'llrn. apt. 21(14 Vim
v . 7-:T,-ir
tWANTHI) Til ft KNT A li-rniri
i modern house. Call Main r.!i.
' T-SB-lf
' WANTKII TO HIV Horon.l-liand
1 Kraln bender. Nntilp. Itt. Nil.
7-:'r.-:!ii
Ll'AII CI V I I. l ilt 'I'D 1 III.' tl.......
jf mure, work horses, wagons, I
lord far. Nnlihv Itt. No. 2.
, I'Oll It KNT 4 -room house, cheap.
Noble, lit. No. i.
.'.'".-Kip
v I'Olt liKNT -- Sleeping moms.
t? working hien preferred. L'lort 1st
' ; t 7-2..,
l f H S.A LK Mccormick combine, '
t l'rlced reusonablc. S. I. Knight,,
" j' Imhler, ore,, 7-2.V-t.tp
TA l IIS Clieen sport Jacket i ron)
Zither Ifii 1 1, Friday night. Leave '.
: it l" telephone office, Itewai d.
I - 7-26-Sp
I ( H SA LI' Al once. Monarch
range. Also other furniture, rea -sonubie,
al 21 2nd. l-'lh-U.
l-'OIt KKNT Modern furnished
rooms, with garage. MIS Mon
roe Ave. i-Sii-lip
f KOIt SAI.K White Ir-Khorn pi'l-
IIn. 12 vvkfl. ohl. 51.10 la. 41'J-lt
7-25-31
I'OU HAI.i: I'nnr-plul- ih'rtrl.'
ratiiff. In host t-onilit ion, $4";
f:ood halicf. A. Woo.lrh h. !' I o it
7-2fi-lli
KOIt SALK--One snau lOOo lh.
I marew. or will traile for enws or
JIlOKM. Mox l&. Imhler. i-ia-ollii
' ' '
, I.OST German poltee female: an-j
swprs to name of Jip. iia.st
kave at poliee .taiion. $i'.ja r -ward.
Name pl;iie, M. F. Foster,
liend. Or. 7-ii:.-np
If lit It KXT Well -furnished flv
rooin inodf rn apart uit-nl : cool,
elean, ronv nlt nt; KaraKe.
water. !'( I O ave. I 'hone 'Mi-.i
or Main 4S. 7-2r.-:'l
FOR SALE A.VO TKAD1S
I FOR HALK Oat hay In Rhode
. Call Farmers 2i7. 7-21-0t
f 4l (tR SAI.K O:iollm'pinp Uill
f S Main ifrH. 7-21-:f
FOR SAI.F1 OR TRAHK One
Antut roeker In good shape.
Furniture KxehanK'. 7-lS-if
FOIt SA LK OR TKAHK Fse.l
frulr jars. 4ac to 7'e per rloz.n.
Furniture Kxehango. 7-lS-tf
FOR PAI-K OR TRAUK 30
rang1."", from $15 to $7... Furni
ture Kxrhange. 7-lS-tf
FOH SALR OR TRAOK Fs-d
beds, i; post. $1.30 wliil.'
they last. Furniture FTrhnngt'.
7-is-ir
FOR SALE All sizes fluff nnd rag
rugs. Rug cleaning; mattresses
rebuilt: feather mattresses made;
furniture upholstering. La
Grande Mattress A Weaving
1 Works, Licensed FumiKUlors.
I Phone 424-W. Chas. Kdwards,
Prop. 1-1-1 m
I MOM'N' POP
i I You'u. he to eetr suppcr
yooT Towi6rrr, pop - l'm Gtwoa To lv,
A LATe AFreNooN lecture 6v f "LH
That HftwosoMe yoonq afrioam oh -
EnftXREft, PfRCY HUMYEMbOWN- I AwR(6HT.'
, TtieV Sfly tiC'S SO TMRtt-LINQXV '
.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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J-HOXK MAIV H7
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
KOIt RALE OR TRADK-l White
rotary .sowing inaelilne, nearly
Hew. $70. Kurnitilre KxehanB.
-IS-lf
'lilt SALIC - fi-room 'nrulern
housy. half h.'iHeineht. $175 tluwn
antl f:)o n month, t'all .Main IMK.
7-23-3t
FOR SAI.F' Modern seven room
home with douhle paniKe, l,cnu
tif ill yard, central lucalimi. AVI II
nell on easy teriuH. Call 4:ii-'".
1312 P-nn ave. 7-1-T
FOi y LK - lir.slauran;. r.jnn!:iin.
h!M rrciim iaiior, candy. hakTy
pooils. etc. Will give right party
a good d-al. mall payment
down, pay halanve as you make
it. O. A. .Manning, I'nion. ore.
7-!t-lnip
FR S.M.K Do you know of ,iuy
hody that would like In have a
swell new 10-rnom house, uhl
Knglish style with full h:ise
menl, laumtry eintipment in the
hasement, hardwood floors and
huHt-ius, just one hlork from the
. .-Uiii S'iiuiil. We thmight Dial
someone miuht want (o keep
some school teachers and room
ers. Call up Mil in 2 AX if you are
hut-rested. It's a bargain.
7-23-IU
WAXTKI
WANTKP Kxperlenced floor man.
Smith tiaragf. 7-2U-;f
WANTKD Woman wants work on
raneh or eity. 2202 Fine St.
7-n-tr
WANTKD Cleaning. Pressing. Al
t era t Ion Work. 1'hone Main 72
our delivery will enll. The Ward
robe. 7-7-1 ni
FOR It KNT Six-room house. Call
31S-J. 7-22-tf
FOR Ft KNT Housekeeping rooms.
77 Oramly. 7-M-t
VONDER WHAT'S GOT
ihTo HEP.? For Two oavs
SHe'S DOME HOTHMG e.UT
Rove Aeoor wovie shicks
fNO AOVeMTURCKS"
-r, BOO
mti '&
. ' n few i
FOR It F. T Furnished 4-ronm
Mpt. llent and water Inelnded in
rent. HJ'tO Jft. 7-ltf
KOIt li KNT Mmli'i II i .-i i iiiic nl.
rorniT Sixth iiiul N. full 147-.!.
-,-1 r.-i r
MISCEl.IjANK(ni8
M( IN K V TO LOAN "li rciil vstali?.
i'han. H. ItfyttolilM, Huinni.T 1 1 ti
I. 'I HI. Ik. "-14 li"
l.lt'KN.SIIIl .MATUHNITY MoMi:
- 'I'r.iiiH-il rai-r. I'riii' itasmi
ahl.'. Mrs. K. W. Hart. I .'.mi V.
7--'"-1 in
HEALTH
'itiuiiis of tin: disi k;i in n
' lly ICaMiiian Shet han, AL li.,
I New York City
I Member (ioigiifl MelilorlJil lllMt.
Jf great numbers of people have
gone t hrou gn the world bearing
j tacial disfigurement, with a sort of
i fat a 1 1st to stoicism, assuming i nai.
'nothing could hi: done tor them and
that there wti nothing left but to
"grin and hear it", the obvious
and sufficient explanation is that
they did not know any better.
' Moreover, their medical advisor
iiMialy offered them no comfort,
land if they consulted a surgeon
they got no further ahead, l.'ntil
very recently the surgical profes
sion bad not seriously grappled
j with the problem, and the medical
portesston knew it. In his journey
.from pillar to post and back the
victim abandoned hope, for which
none could blame him.
' Looked at in retrospect, it s.-ems
, rather curious that this should bo
so. and that even hairy mobs.
small "port wine stains", small
scars from burns, distorted lips,
cud like blemishes should have
been considered outside the range
of the art. that has don such
wonders in presence of fireater
ills.
I The explanation, however, fs
flnnb- enough. These apparently
trifling problems were yet sep-)ous
enough to have to wait for solu
tion until the profession got around
to them, as well us to the treat-
' meat of seven; bums, extensive
injuries, wounds, etc.. and it took
a World war to convince the jair
g, ons that there was a duly to
discharge ami also that then- was
a way to discharge it. The dis
figurements of peace er first
clearly seen through the red sp-e-teu'les
of war.
After the problem was seen there
remained only the devolpmeiit of
methods and the Installation of
facilities. Hotll were necessary
nnd both bad been linking in the
past.
The position today Is very diffi
erent from what it was five years
ago. in all the gnat centers of
population on thi.s continent there
is now at least one hospital that,
has set up a department for the
care of such cases, and in each
I instance there is at least one siir
Igeon who keeps abreast of the
i latest developments. it. is only
a matter of time until these facil
ities will be duplicated in the .small
er cities, tor practicing surgeons
are taking courses, here mid
tn tliw sort of surgery, so
I that before long the present small
... ,.r ..,..i,.t,t snri'i'iins
milliner i" ' "
'will be multiplied many fold and
every hospital will ueni who uis
figurements as part of the regular
j routine. ,
Kven today It. is no longer pos
' uii, i.. fnr ihe fiutiltv nhvsieian to re
port that nothing can be done; the
discussion is limited to considera
tions nf licf 'nice and exii' lise to
reach the places and persons ready
to make the correction 01 tne ns-
An Awful Siege
ill
On
OFFICE
CAT
W i tli a t e w m ore p roh lot t ory
laws, we free Americans will have
to drop the title of eltlxen and
style ourHeivejt Inmates.
Little Joan: "Mummy, what
thi runny thing I've found?"
Mother; "That's called hairpin,
dear. If you take it to irraiidmn,
she will liov yiii how M was
UNCd,'
't:vi;i;v iifart kxowftii its
o hi iti:ri:ss
The paths of glory lead hut to
the grae or somewhere just as
good and after a paragrapher has
had a pretty fair day. for him. he's
pi Helically eei tain to overheur
someone say as he moves in Ids
graceful way through some pub-Mi-
place. You know his wife,
w riles all his stuff.
I
'The fellow who said
"Hrevity is the soul of wit"
Would get n big laugh nut
! of t by new one-piece
Itathing suits for 1!7.
a )
j ciirshaw 1 get a lot of sentl-
tin nt out of my pipe. '
1 Sherry Why don't you elean H
often. !?
i
I people with single trark minds,'
should be sure of the right of way
before starting anything.
TOMORROW IS AXOTIIKH 1AY
If you have a child horn today
it will eaehtlu nnmi n. a, 7.iybe t
fuwlni From the Dcs Moines
News.
That bring the ease we would
advise you to put It off.
A thing of beauty is annoyed for
ever. We are here not to make n liv
ing but lo make a life worth living.
fignreiiient in keeping with sound
surgical practice.
i ho right ot the person eonacl
I ouy. of disfigurement is to know,
for example, that small blemishes
of various kinds can be gently
and effectively removed and the
spot covered by a bit or skin taken
from the upper eyelid without do
ing the least harm or leaving a
pen-, piibb- scar: that the frame
work of an Injured nose can be
taken apart and rebuilt Just as ef
fectively as the framework of a
house, an.) that if one is without a
nos.- a very presentable new one
can be made for him from Ids own
skin and other part of his own
a nat mo y.
Do You Know
That our five-yeai'
farm loans are the
same as a good in
vestment? It will pay
you to take advant
age of them the rate
is so reasonable
only per 'cent in
terest. U. S. Investment Co.
. V. WAHNOCK, Mgr.
I'linnu .Main 33
Orriee In rear of U. S. Bank
Ulc'.l,'.: entrance on Depot Mt. I
Rnnunn
X-I HURT ALL OVC )
rIN'MOM 5EZ ITS I
ONLV CROWW
PAINS '
Its Way
AJ P 1 DlDM7 P'JT A )
CfAMP OAJ 1 CAM USE )
,V7iE EAR0 f-cK A y
i
ar-niE msssm
Snappy Dancing
In Film
"Rich But Honest"
The latest in the Charleston and
Ulark Rot torn und a revue of some
of the prettiest girls in Hollwood
Is one of (he features of 'Rich Hut
Honest." Fos Films happy comedy-drama,
which 1 showing at the
Arcade theater today and Tuesday.
This picture, feat uring u num
ber of the younger actors, imiinl
Ing Clifford Holland, Nancy Nash,
Charles Norton. Ted McNamara as
well as some old favorites of whom
J. Fnrrel Macdonuld Is one, la the
story of a rich young man who
makes honest hne to a poor girl.
This Is rather unusual und the girl
In the euse, Nancy Nash, is sure
his Intentions are not honest until
the happy end.
In fact, she Is giving nil her
mind to winning and holding the
love of a garage mechanic, played
hy Clifford Holand, who however
Ih poor but not honetv. At least
with; Nancy.
hut critics who have previewed
this picture say, that It Is not
tragedy that slulks through this
film but mirth, and while there are
some tine bits, of pathos in It, the
picture as a whole Is a happy one
of love and laughter.
Plenty of the Mack Henneit bath
ing beauties will be seen In the
new Sennett comedy, "Crajty to
Act," which will be unother fea
ture of t he program. The girls
play the parts of extras In a movie
no amateur theatrical company is
putting on. Reauty is thus cleverly
combine. I with many uproarious
sit nations.
Another film thnt will add a
great deal to the program h Will
Rogers, an unofficial ambassador
abroad. In Dublin. While this film
was actually taken In Ireland and
has more or less educational
value, it abounds with fun and has
received much favorable comment
front the critics.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Travel
Modern Chair 'Car Stages.'
t Leave ;
' La (Jrantle for Wallowa Luke 0:00 n.m 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for Kaker, lioise . 12:25 p.m.
La Grande for Baker only 9 :2.ri a.m. 7 :1!0 p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton 1 1 :00 a.m. 3 :!!0 p.m.
Onnneellm'i ut Pendleton far Walla Wnlta ainl J'aHen)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
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pur a stamp
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Season's Most
Zestful Comedy
At The Star
One of the most entertaining do
mestic comedies the local screen
has presented, "Lonesome Ladies."
Is showing for the last time to
I night at the St a r theater. Lew-Is
Htone and Anna Q. Nilsson are eo
' featured, and their film romance is
not only highly humorous, hut very
appealing.
I Ray Kockctt produced the film
for First National Pictures add
Joseph I lenubery ill reeled It. Jane I
Willi on at her delectable best. Is 1
(he beautiful vamp who tries lo
steal Mr. Stone from his wife. Miss
Nilssiin. And oh. how that woman1
'does "vamp"! Hut the picture is
'clean and wholesome, and young
(folk and old will enjoy it.
In the supporting cast of ''Lone
'some Ladies" there are four other
I noted feminine beauties. Piitxle
I Itidgeway. Itoiis Lloyd. He Sacla
I.Mooers and t trace Carlisle. Kd
ward Martludel, Captain K- II. Cal
vert a nd Fred Wa rren a I so ha ve
Interesting roles. Kvery charac tel
ls humanly and humorously char
acterized. The Smith Faintly comedies were
created as an experiment in screen
mirth by Mack Senneit, and thai
tthey have cough! the public fancy
j is attested by the fact that they are
, rapidly becoming as popular as the
bathing beauty chorus which made
jSeunett'ft name a by-word the world
over. The latest of ibis series,
"Smith's Kindergarten," is also on
this same bill Dial is being pre
sented tonight.
j . .
Many a man who can't keep his
office books straight can (ell you
offhand the batting averages of all
Ihe big baseball players.
t
There's one thing about driving ;
on a slippery road. You don't !
have in worry about who will euro
for you in your old age, j
in our
By Taylor
By Blosser
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Professional Directory
This directory la especially hand for the newcomer or for the
ont-oCtown reader who may want the name and address of some
professional man. It has been carefully prepared and will prove
to be a read aid to any reader In obtaining' prompt professional
service.
Classified For
Dentists
! Hit, -K. g. HOFFMAN Dentist
i over L. & L. Urua Co. Twlephuno
: Main A7U.
Architect
1). II, Mil. I. KM, Architect
Itoom 7
La Grande National Hank Rulldlnn
ItRl t I'l l: IIV lAV;
ULoMn; it v XIOIIT!
NKW OICLKANS. La. (Al'i -MaldciiH
of this old cnulc city, ti
would seem, are taking seriou.dy
I he assertion that gentlemen pre
fer blondes.
Itlonde transformations are hav
ing a record breaking sale t his
summer, declare t he beauty spv
ctalisis. Most of Hie purchaser,
have dark hair, cut boyish fushlo.i.
,; "In the afternoon a- man likes
a good' sport," says one lltia.i
halred 'beauty builder. "That in
where the short-haired girl, who
can play tennis, swim and row
with him shims. hut outside of
athletics he wants a dream girl,
a fairy princess with long golden
hair. Thai is why our transfor
mations are so popular."
J Hatching is that summer period
w hich a man looks forward to ami
Is darn gtad when It's over.
IT IINT A HOMX
WITHOUT A TELETHONS
Jane !i trn years old today.
Last night the asked Mother
lor a "birthday party"
and Mother quickly
agreed.
Jane wanted little Helen
Adams there. But Mother
- found that the Adams
home had no Telephone.
So Helen miiscj the ice
cream, the cake and the
unl
Horn
Independent
Telephone
Co.
AND YOU CAN HA VI ONE
roil a raw cents a dayi
refecfrom
mm
FOR SALE
A new two beilrottm mod
ern house, local ed Hose- In
on f'edar sheet. Price L'fiO.
1'asy terms.
Union Mortgage
& Investment
Company
RKAL liiMitunctt
Fslale
toan KERVICK
Nw Foley IlldK., Ij. Ortinile
Oregon.
REFECT
Our Service reflecta inl
blllty, flfrlcUncy. understand
ing and siperlence. We do
not worry lbs bereared wltb
detnlla, nor do we l.a.t Je
Ulls for tbem to worrx
boua.
SstodgriiMi & Zimmermaa
Ua)i 12
Quick Reference
Physicians & Surgeons
I.RR II. notFVV, M. II.
I.CWA Wll.KiKM, M. I).
Practice, limited to diseases of the
Ky, Kttr, Nosu nnd Tfn-ont.
New Foley Telephone
ilulldlng Main lb
k. a. Kimiv, m. it.
Phyulclttu utiii burgeon
Sommer Telephone
lluitUing Muiii Zi
mm An i) p. i.andii, n. i.
I'hyaician and burgeon
I liuildliitf Main V6
W. I. McADOItY, M. II.
tiurgeutl
New Foley Telephone
liulldiiifc- Muia ItV
V, ft, MOOItK, M. I).
Physicist) and burgeon
New Foley . , Telephone
Ituiluinfi Alniii lit
F. 1 1, HA.-STON, HI. I).
Practice limited to dl-eaaes of tha
Kyt Kht, Nt-io tuid Throat
Rooms Telephone
So m out Huildlng Mum 778
A. L. IIH'IIAHIIKUN, 91. .
Surgery
Itooma 18-17 Telephone
Boinmer liuiliiintr Main li
t
J. A. WOYIiKIII.ICK, 51. .
Phyatclan nnd Surgeon
Over J Ut. U lrug stor
I Bui. Phono Phone
Alain Cia , Minn i
1. M. KTitANO, M. I.
Physician and Surgeon
Gardner Telephono
hhlg. Alain 9i:
Office hours:
9-1 1 A. M., 1-2. 7-! P. M.
Osteopathic Physicians
j. j,. itff.t.rc. n. o.
51 A lit A It K'l' IM.I.K. It. O.
General prac t lire and the "PtiBT
HYSTKV ( lien atr'i,.
Pominf r 'jvit-niin
liulldlnc untn KM
Astrologer
MII9. FltF.llFUK K nAt.nES
SUl N. Ava.. u ilrunds Jre.
ReAdlnKi (lnlly.
ReodlngH by Mall u Kpeclnlty
IT ISN'T A BOMS
WITHOUT A TEISPHON
HubbYi "Seems good to
be home again."
WiFEYi "Did you see the
Robertson's in Ctnter-
ville?"
HuBEY: "Couldn't locate
tbem. Gucbs they
haven't a Telephone."
ft.
IndepRndent Jitl'-LrVj
Co.
AND YOO CAN HAVE ONE
FOR A FEW CENTS A DAT!
i
For Harvest
Hay Forks,
Wire Cable,
Machine Oil,
Axle Grease,
Water Hags,
Canteens
and anything
you need.
i . .Til
F. L. LILLY
UAKlnVAKF.
I'lnmo Main H(
V.
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