La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 12, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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    Friday. August 12, 1!27
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEWTODAY
WAXTKP Two experienced lum
her piler. 7"c er AL Nn nthm!
need apply. Address I .a ininde
lUtx nnd Liimher i'i.m,;iny. New,
Memlnttw, Idaho. X-1 .'-Ct
I'dlt IIKXT New modern ft -mom
Minri'u liuiiHiilow, witli p.HMe, :
iK'itr hiuh whiHil. .M;ih) fUudf
I terry, I ten It nr. - H-1 '1- t p
Foil IIKXT Kiirir. Apt., v;itei
and heat, L' "i , Mull Apts. I'lmne'
H'-U. H-LMl !
.
roll HKNT L.fl.m with l.m.rd.t
n;ir Wiish. I'hi.iip 4iu-v.
X-l-'-tp
KOIt SALi: S(.t in- t hirLens. crate'
faiietwd. (It-... . Chapinaii. ;
.May I'ark. h-ll'-l'ip
LOST ISlaek li-iithfr Imtf between I
La Giamlf ami Kaniela. Helm n
to diserver ami rerehe fii.HH re-1
varl. X-lli-L'l
FOR 'ALi: Iluwliiii: alley, nun-J
plete. II" Interested write 1'. O.j
liux I".. 1'nloii, ore. -S-li'-tit1
Knit ltl-'NT Kour-riMiin furnished
hmise with arae. uIsq furnish-
ed apartment, rinse hi. l'hone,
434-W. X-lL'-l'lp
FOR IIKXT 4-rcmm furnished1
hiiiHf or apartments with fcaraKe. :
all M3-I1. J(-lJ-4tp
I'O II SAI.i; OH Tit A DM Six -Hide j
radio, complete. A laru'ain. i
1103 "fc Adams. 8-U'-H
YVANTKI) AYitman for general
housework, fall tml Adams or
."Main tl-ir.. K-U'-'i
FOR SALi; OH TRAPK For ir
rigated farm laud 1 10 acres of
timber land, fixe miles from
Cove and Kh acres cut-over land
with lots of wood, three miles
from Cove. Squire K. Thomas,
I'ove, Oregon, S-12-lt
FOR HKNT-Sleeping room with
hot and cold water, ('all 21M-W.
8-U'-3(p
1'OR RKNT Five room handsome
ly furnished apartment, sunny,
comfortable, sleeping porch, tin
rKe. Plinie 2HH-.L :dl ( ave
nue. S-lii-lt
FOR SALH Household poods.
U'Ofi Penn. 8-P-L'tp
WANTED-
coltoi
rJtfa,
be clean cotton riTifs. HtockltiKi
and hire curtains not accepted.
-Will pay (ic tt lb. lirlnjf them to
The Observer office. l-25tf
rton sale ani rnAiE
J'OR SA l.K u-room house, $7'J'i
Cull al 110 Second SI. R-i!-'i
FOR SAI.R All sizes ttuff and rag
rugH. Itue cleanltiK; mattresses
rebuilt; feather mattresfies made
iurnlture upholstering. La
Grande Mattress & Weaving
Works, Licensed Fumitcators.
Phono 424-W. Chas. Kd wards,
Prop. 4-1-1 m
I'OR SALK Priced to Sell. I
1 but let range, nearly new,
$tjo.00.
I davenport, makes bed. Good
shape, $3fi.H0.
1 breakfast table.
:t chairs, newly painted. $10. Co
I i 'olnmbia phonograph. In
good shape, $40.00.
1 Sidor lined trunk, 5-ply ve
nder. $ls.do.
Suit cases. $1.25 and up.
lu rnit ure F.xehange, Fir and
Jeffi-rson street. S-4-if
MOM'N' POP.
I SUPPOSE VOU KNOW V VES-I'MSOW- V
That making our vkhv domt voo
husbands jealous ubs see mr. lricson-
RESULTEO IN POP 60iN(j K H D LET
' ON Pi POLAR EXPEOITIOW J HIM OFF
V(TH A MAM NAMEO S 7
v, ERICSON ( .
I'l MB ' J1LJ
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
t BET I YOUR AJAMSs "S
"Vz-St WAT.' I A swell T7T -
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average words
to the line.) ,
Per line, Ittt Insertion 10c
i'er Hue, each tuldiil eon.w-
titlte fnaerttoii 7o
Mliiiintim itiuruo un one or
der - 2 Tic
RATIOS HV MOM I1
2 lines, per numih Si. 50
3 line, per month S.t.J.'i
4 lines, per month $1.00
5 line, nr mouth St
llarh additional line over fiu;
cltMrKU at AOc mt liuo per
mon I h.
CASH IV ADVANCE Is re
quired ou nil Clusifu-d onler-M
hi eurti these rniw. Iliirher
rates charged on all cnslli la
ser it on.
Copy for all Clarified onlern
must bo ill this offiee by 10
A. M. HAV 1)1' INSJ.'KTKyN.
Slop orders on ad inserted un
til further notice must be re
cehed by the famo hour or ex
tra Insert dm will be clun ked.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rules may be earned on
phone orders by pnymenl on or
before date of last Insertion.
I'lIONK MAIN 7
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do llM
FOR SALK Kqulty in new furni
ture. Call 2003 Cove Ave.
FOR SALK Fine furniture, rut,,
excellent piano, ltargnins.
N uve. S-H'-:itp
FOR S A l.K Wardrobe trunk. Mis.
K. c. Fields, l Si;t X ave,
S-in-:tlp
FOR SALK Kentucky Wonder
beans and pickling encumber.
Phono Farmers 14X1. S-1 1 p
FOR HALE Kurly apple. b.aiiS,
ami pickling cucumbers. Call'
fanners l'e.7. s-S-iiipJ
FOR SALK Studehaker touring ;
car lit a bargain. Kastern Ore-J
gon Music Co. 7-li'Jtf
FOR HALK Modern seven room I
home with double garage, beau-
tlful yard, central location. Wlllj
sell on easy terms. Call 4 35-W.
1312 Penn ave. 7-1-
FOR SALK Apple grader, nlmn.
new, three-belt machine wit h
Jiia ('Ugiiie, ?i;:ri ensh. Ap re:il
.''irgain. Write or call on F.
Ooble, Fmatllla, Oie. K-J-
FOR SALK 12 head work horses, j
several Hcts harness and a t''
wagons. One Gaur Scott sleamj
traction engine, good cthidit Ion.
Inquire ' Security Const ruction j
Co. K-l I -id
i
riAN'O Must bo sold. Will sacri
riee fine piano in storage near
here. Will give easy terms to
responsible person. For fibl
particulars and where piano cm
be seen, address Portland Music
Co.. 2 27 Sixt li street. Portia nd.
Oregon. S-tJ-4tp
FOR SALK OR Til A DK
For
Portland or La Grande proper'y
- restaurant, fountain, ice en am
parlor, candy, bakery goods.- et .
Will give right party a good
deal. Small payment down, pa.
Irilance as you make It. . A
Manning. Union, Ore. S-!i-; .f
VOURE F0RGTriN6
PoP'-S PKiDE -
G0Trif?0U6H WITH
THIS NOW TilflT HE'S
startgd-it's
Either do or
die with him
. .
mmi !
98T7SR
VJMAT70
FOR MELPAiS MAMfe
yous.
FOB KENT
Ft) It li KNT Furnished npts. "in
(Handy. S-y-lf
roit i:i:nt
iis-j,
-.Six-room liousc. Ca'l
T-22-ir.
'
Rill KENT Two furnished mod-
in hoiisekeeplnir rooms. Plum':
3'HMt. -:t-if
FOIt HKNT Two or 3-room fur.:i,riims home, and eeiy wife wMl-
nidho'J anartnieiits. 1 SI U liiten-'
wood St.
-tt
Foil HKNT - 5 -room furnislie ! t l nald that u heuutlful dimple
house, :t hioeKs out on AiImiiu.! may he actimred by MleeptiiB on
Phoni- P't-W. S-'.t-i'tju collar button.
Foli ItF.NT Lhiht houseUeeptn ; : Then- iiay be some advuntiiKe
rooms, also sU cplnjf rooms. 1 5 1 ' t n betnK "thin skinned." alter all.
Adams Av F. Joins. S-!)-f tibscrve the alliKutor. His hide Is
. . loimh enough but he K'ts II lail-
II' YOl wnnt to rent clean, quiet, Jned quite often.
well ventilated and screened. .
3 or .r housekeeping rooms toi The following motto is found In
adults pniuire 1 s; l o (in enwood , Woodland I'hrisllan church (for
street. s-4tf j N'-Ki'oeH) Kunsus i 'ity. Mo.:
, , -j -"Wake up. sin up. preach up.
FOR KKNT (I-room house. 1 f.iU pray up. pay up. stay up. and never
Washington. h-u-iijif itive M. " h'l r back up. or
j shut up until the Cause of Christ
Ft' i It UKVr 4 -root n n part men I,
clo.e in. I'louire l.a Loyal, La
dies' Ready-'I'u-Wear. Ph. SS4-J.
W. S. LeRoy, pi olu-ictor. S- I I -'.H
' FOR. RKNT-r-rooin house, partlvj
I f urnish-'d. Also a pertinents. In-1
quire at PteL"- O ave. K-liu7tp
" 1 - 111 j
.' FOR li KNT - 0-room unfurnished
house near hitfh school. Very .
reasonable, la 2 N nve. S-10-;ttp,
WANTEI
WAXTKb Work earintf for chi!-dn-n
and 1 in housework
by school k!H. Call 133-M. I
S-ll-H'p
WANTKH TO HKNT (iaraffe neori to' one thing."
Ciande Ronde apartments. Puui i "What flat, brudder?"
Stratton. SkngKs Safeway Store. J "i',i" diatanc am too long for
S-10-tfjde shortness ob do time.'
WANTKD Cleaning, Pressing. Al- I
teration work. l'hone Main 72 I
our delivery will call. The Ward-
robe 7-7-1 m'
MISCELLANEOUS
MONKV TO LOAN on real estato.
Chas. II. Reynolds, Somnier Ho
tel Hldg. 7-14-lm
MISS GLADYS MM.LKR will re
sume her piano class September
1st. Call 4)i3-V, between 5 un
C p. in. Credit for high school
pupils. 8-l-liu
ATTK'TION Wlien renewing
your policies remember Karl J.
ytaekland. Cove, Ore., the Union
county agent for the Farmers
Mutual Fire Relief Ass'n. G-fi-lt
USED CARS
none, K SKDAX. leather up
host civ, license, fine condition.
m4 CUKVROLKT SKDAX, A-lj
shape v j
l l I ' J'. i i.A i r. it j.i.
t; SKDAX
Good condiiiim.
OLDSMoRILK SALKS CO.
S-12-lt
m 1 1 1 1 1 a . i : i a r 1 1 , 1 1' A l l : n
l-int I oi:i:k. iti:sil)i:xTS
PARIS (AP) A bill just passed
by the l-Yeneh parliament greatly
simplifies the marriage of foreign
ers. Hitherto written consent n . i h
been required from parents of j
contracting parties. Under th i
new law tiiis can be dispensed with
upon a formal declaration that j
both bri'le and bridegroom mel
moie than 25 years of age.
The Hero
x admire That spirit
HE'LL
IW A MAW HENRY
i IS TH6 9AME WAV
BRAVE AMD FEARLESS,
AND UNDER THE
Ant-ft cc-r i arCUafirti C
OF LIFE HE REMAINS
SILENT-HE IS ft
SUPERMAN OF
i i
COMS IM AA1DTB-L.V.E
vwftlTE TOTX'a BOY5
posy?
A
OFFICE
CAT
VftABt MAM H MQ.
It In said there In safety In num
ber, i lint two huek Beat driver
are not an wife ui one
The imit K,,n'l'iii pt-raim In
tin world l lln l 'allrorniu Hum
who is willing lo praise the Klor-
.Mu t'liinitti'. It is only fair to any
,,.,.,, ( no ,.!, pally.
i:i-rv hu-tuind woiuleiS what liU '
!ujft, (U(.N n h(. moill.y H.
ilei. nliv bi-i- hiuluiud l-n't able,
iu bt-iuu home more money.
iu this Church and the oiid is
built up."
Landlady: "How
your i-rkh boiled","
Hoarder: "Two
do you like
n 'time,
please."
The question now is
hunls prefer Rent leinen ?"
"Pi
Some ineu netcr et In trouble
Ih'hiisi they go throiiuh lire wuti
I out ever btilldiiux a house.
Most tfoods are from Missouri
to be old they have to be shown.
Yassar. dat boss oli mine am de
fastest hoss in de
world! lie cud
I run a mile a minute if it waru't
"ni,l '1' I1" out a v.-getablo
grden this year?"
"-N. "' neighbors
I'hlckens and thcre'd b
chickens and thcr
; in it."
IV
attiiebeaches
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
In rlTt-i'l cliuty lo Scptpmbvr 0.
" Return limit Octuber 3t. lMi7.
Clatsop Beaches. North Beach
Tillamook. Beachea or Newport
Ideal vacation for kiddies and
grown-ups. Healthful and cool.
Fishing, ocean bathing, golfing,
hiking, horseback riding, clam
digging. Good hotels, cottages
and tent houses. We'll give you
all information.
U N I
PACIFIC
7UI OVbRlANP aouTE
j. ii. ki;l:.nev, i
Agent i
La Grande, Or a. "
sold their
li no sport
i
mm P-M
m rim
The More the Merrier
Aovj does that yes-x"
souopop? coyco )tais is
-7.U.JMIZ l'VJ& -V -r-l
SAID EvMOOSA
Harold Lloyd's
"Haunted Spooks"
At The Star
Popular demand lias broiiKht
about the re-lsmie of the llurold
l.loyd t.s o-r. cU eoiuedy, "Haunted
Spook", w hleh will ! il li-uiure
of the program Saturday only at
the .star theater.
T,ll't " r rmo,l
$1IUI.HI0 eomedlea hroUKbt
out
''v
Home yer uo ami which
a led
Ployd from relative oheur- i
Ity to the position of the Kr atest .llly n, iMaude tilliiiRwat. r, Ar
leomedian that the screen has ever . nuind Kutlz. Lee Murun. i"has. K.
known. French. Wilson llciiK"' and otln-rs
As will be remembered. Mlldreii t
remembered. Mildred
I tavis, now his wile, w u Lloyd's
teaiilnv lady in those days, and
helped materially in making th
earlier 'Lund films of fun popu-
lar. Picture. goers will welcome
this opportunity of seing onc-t
again the charming Mildred.
At the time of its release, critics
hailed "Haunted Spooks'" as one
of the funm-st comedies that I.loyd
ever turned out. and today It is
accepted as a fact that this hllurl-
ohm lan e was greatly instrument- j
il 111 I'l lllKing I lie e-speriacieii
comedian to the fore.
TltLs picture was produce
Hal Roach, and others in the cast
Include Marie Mosqnlui, Wallace
Howe and "Sunshine Sammy" it
that time the star of Ihe famous
"Our Gang" comedies, also pro
duced hy Roach.
Another feature on Ihe same
program will be "The Western
Rover," a Fniversal-Rlue Streak
Western starring Art Aeord, I he
picture Is based on an original
story by George Hively, rind was
directed by Al Itogell. The large
supporting cast Includes F.nu Gre
gory, William Welsh, Charles
Avery. Albert .1. Smith, Curly Wtt
xel and others.
Denny Loose
Again In
"Fast and Furious"
Z-l-p! H-a-in! Z-o-w-i-c!
No, dear friends, a boiler has
not exploded. It's only a few
linguistic fireworks descriptive of
Reginald Denny's latest bang-up
success, a roaring, racing picture
entitled "Fast and FuiIoub." which
is now zooming across the Arcade
theater, with the popular Universal
star al the wheel and a heavy foot
on the accelerator.
here ure spills . . . there ure
chills . . . and there are laughs
and enough side-splitting comedy
to last you till the cows come
home. This picture In beyond
question the het thing that Denny
WE PAY
4 compound interest.
Seems small but it is
much better than some
of the investments we
know of as having been
sold here in town witnm
the past few years.
The privileges which
go with our Suvines "re
hard t equal.
United States
National Bank
..II'
pro u a pt
n
j0.
r ,
josr )
has turned out since ho threw the 1
Kiovea hi "The Leather Pushem." j
You'll never know what trouble I
ar until you hoiiih of tin- J
si-rap.d that Pt-uiiy Kts into In
"Fa tt and I-'uiioiih." I tin tit iroui
the Hturt he has hit epliclottiy fibula
or HonietbiuK or ot li r dUKa -aletl
and when you ee me .-rays iiiey
look ot him after they unwrapped
him from his steering wheel, you'll
"take it bin," as they way around
the studio xtaKca.
lieiiuv Is Kiirroundetl by support-
iutf players w ho provide excellent.
IfoilH lor his eoiuedy antics. Itarhara
worth make a ehitrmhm leading
Nn,-iidid in aonporttni? roles.
"Finn and FlirioliM t he screen
version of an ordinal story hy
tetiuv himself, adapted to te
fjinis ,V Ravmond Cannon and di-
n.(.I(ll (iy nr0wn.
j Tu. at,.t parainount News and
n i-oniedy comple'; a mistily In-
U,.,-,. sl UK ' program.
"T AQ4- Af Qpo"
JjUi5l U
QW OIlOWlll
:""c"At The Colonial
d by I
There are so many outstanding
feat ores in "Lost a I Sea" which
was shown here for the first time
at the Colonial theater yesterday,
that this reviewer Is somewhat in
a quandary where to begin.
That it Is a dramatic, story, full
of tense and mapping action plu.
acting of the highest quality, is
the- first thought that enters the
mind of the n-vicwer. Then again
the smoothness of the story, the
simple but rich dressing of the
sets, and t he splendid photography.
all combine in making "Lost at
Sea" a picture worthwhile seeing,
Jane Novak as the leading Io
nian far surpasses herself in her
emotional scenes. She does not
depict "motion pict ure" e mot ion,
but there is a gen id news to her
acting t hat brought lis message
from the screen to the audience.
Then there Is a clever llttlo lad.
Hilly Kent Schaefer. who had more
than one man and woman In the
audience furl Ively wiping a moist
eye. Huntly Gordon, Lowell Sher
man, Natalie Kingston, .loan Stand
ing and William It, Waling were
all excellent in their various roles,
The story tells of Ihe complica
tions that arise after tho sinking
of an ocean liner and the unex
pected return of tho husbantkwho
was reported drowned. It would
be unwise to reveal the Intensely
interesting situation that presents
Itself, as it w ould take I he edge
from the surprise twist In the story.
The picture will be the leant I'
A Itl'.AL HAUGAIN
Seven rooms, all on Ihe
ground floor i modern In
every particular. Hungalow
slyle. Located on Adams ave.
Nice lawn, trees and shrub
bery; double garage. Street
Improvements all paid. 'e
inent sidewalks. People leav
ing city the. reason for mak
ing the, price so low and at
tractive. Ouly $,iMtO.OO, and
(:i,(iu0.ria cash will handle it.
it.
Union Mortgage
& Investment
Company
HEAL Insurance
Katnle
toon 8ERVICR
New Toley BUIk., La Qrand
Orogon.
By Taylor
i , r-f i-ia"
'J.
orr rturr gv mek scnvicg. c.'
By Blosser
. 0.f A. '
. .. J-JSSf'
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( Gosh', l just opencc
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Professional Directory
Thti directory ! e pec tally bandy for the newcomer or for the
out-of-town reader who may want the name and address of aome
professional man. It ha been carefully prepared and will prove
to be a ready aid lo any reader In obtaining prompt professional
service.
Classified For Quick Reference
Dentists
ln. GEO. I. HOFFMAN DanthU
over L. A U Drug Co. Telephone
Main 674.
Architect
C. B. Sill I. Fit, Architect
Room 7
La Grande National Bank Building
attraction at the
tor the last tiim
Colonial th"Hte
today.
l .w rigi i s now hi:ti:i
! UOK NOCIKI Y AFFAIRS
! LONDON (AIM --.Many hostesses
j of I .on don are hlrUig the entire
I decorations of their homes from
(balers. They do this to give time
lo their social aftalrs.
Included in these er recta nre
priceless art works, tapestries,
beautiful old furniture and orna
ments. Sometimes dealers lend
their decorative pieces without
charge In the hope that the wealthy
guests will make Inquiries and pur
chase some of tho art teles. In
other cases, borrowers are required
to pay Insurance for the evening.
A wire basket is a good acces
sory in canning tomatoes or peach
es. As these fruits must be scald
ed to get the skins olf, the wire
rial quickly into boiling water and I
out again.
Paeon sandwiches may be made
wherever the picnic party happens
to be. Kaeh person can cook his
own nieces over a fire with the aid I
of a forked stick. Many persons
enjoy a piece of crisp lettuce iu a
bacon sandwich.
ml
USED
TIRES
that will give you
many miles of service
we have them in all
sizes also we have
used inner tubes that
have been vulcanized
and in good condition.
The prices are very
reasonable.
JOHNS BROS.
Th e Shop and Filling
Station
1317 Adams
Plaster Wall
Board
We have a car of
Certain-teed Plaster
"Wall Board in. This
board is 38th inch
in thickness much
stronger t h a n the
thinner board. Call
at our yard and look
it over.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Main 732 for.
Ileal Service
Our Service reflect Amia
bility, efficiency, understand
ing and iperlencs, W in
not worry lb bereaved wltn
details, nor do we leave de
tails for them to worrx
alious.
SiiKltraMS & Zimmerman
Hail 12
Physicians & Surgeons
!,EB B. BOUVT, M. D.
l.KVVA W1I.KKS, SI. D.
Practice limited to disputes of the
Kv, Kr, Nose and Throat.
New Fnioy Telephone
iluildliitf Main II
B9. G. KIRBT, M. P.
Physician and Surgeon
Summer Telephone
llullulnn Main
lUCHAim P. LAWnift, M. D.
Physician and burgeon
nsrdner Telephone
Liu i Ming Main II
W, p. Mr, OORY. SI. D.
tjurjon
New Foley Telephone -
liull Jin Main 6s .
C. H. MOORE. M. D.
Physician and Burgeon
New Foley Telephone
building Mainls
F. I.. RAlSTOX, M. D.
Tractlea limited to diseases of tha
Kye, Knr, Ncie and Throat
Rooms Telephone
Somiiier Hulhtlng Main 778
A. I. IHCIIARDHOlt, M. D.
Surgery
Hooma H-17 TeHphon,
tioimner Uuildlnff Main 16
J. A. WONDERMCK, M. D.
Phyiicinil and HurKeon
Ovir U & I. Drug Store
Bin. l'hone Jtes. rhon,
JUIniiTK ilaln63J
I). SI. STIIAXG, M. I). i
1'hyslcian and Surneon
Clardnrr - Telephone
HhlB. . , imn so
Office hours:
0-11 A. M., 1-2. ! P. M.
Osteopathic Physicians
J. I.. 1VIM.E, r. o.
MAIMiAIIKT l;i.K, O. O.
General practice and tlie "POET
KY8TKM" fwf lauen archii.
Somnmr Tl-jpn.-
Uulldlng Ii.:n :sj
LICENSED MATERNITY HOMO
TruilU'd. oaru. Trico rrnson
able. .Mis. M. W. Hurt, IGOU Y.
1-20-lin
'ACADEMY
I'OKTl.A.NU, OHICGOFf
IIh i.iiKhrn. mil 1 1 rlUBA
cniful MupcrvUlua, nlrlrfau
clplln. noeliil advunlHUra mm.4
turn I irninlna. l)imlo
liccrfalljr auc h request t
Astrologer
Hits. FIlKDFniCK HALHEJ
101 N. Ave., La Grande, Ore.
Steadings dally.
Reading by Mall a Hpeclalty
For Sale
We have several
small and large acre
tracts for sale. Con
venient terms.
IT. S. Investment Co.
O. W. WARNOC'K. Mrr.
riinnn Main S3
'Office In rear of II. S. Bank
Hldg.; entrance on Depot St.
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