La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 30, 1927, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, December 80, 1927. LA GRANDE EVHN1NQ OBSERVEK Page Ning The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Countiei ' NEVVTODAY J.OST - Oup nulo lmvll. (ail 1 -IX.lt. I'llillll IllH.llt I -'-ail-Jill KO(N'l Mjiii'h (In 11 ( ihsorvrr. . out. 11 li-M-iil FiK ItKNT -Apt. 'nil 4M-V. U'-3(i-:it Mini fiirnisli. I rinse .'ll( r:i:.T Throc-r t'tl iii;trlrntnt. ";.ll In. Mil! SAI.H I Irifirl ( mm-hlne. Clii'';i). viric wiM.Int: I il'ii .V A VP. .12-: 30 -III. lti:.VT .M,l,. ii'inii-tV. i-nt-noi 'all M7-.M. n riiruislictl Mil Mini N. i2-:nii' Av r-ui: i:i:.t -one t, liisheil ml nnc . I iiisht.l :itiirlntfiil i iiiifurnl.'-liwl hiiu.st1. tir-r.ium fur-vo-rmim inr? ml I'liiii'-riiniii I'hmip :(7r(-K. 1 L'-:iu-'jt. Hill ItEN'I :,;t i:fT m o. full Mix room hniisn $25 n s-j. n-is-tr. run HUNT - I'hi'uii, small :i-room I iiinishfl huu.'. .Vol,!,., i-i. i. 12-'.i-:iip J-'olt IIKN'T f-rniim lnniMti ;t liiKc; rliwip. Call 15 : 1S-2S-U roll 11KNT cl rooms. --Moil.Ti. mt lull Adams. am-lieat-;i'J0-M. 1 J " -1 nil) Mill HKNT 3-ioi.m furnished lions", ISIli Clrfcnwooil St. la-H-'.f l'(Ht Ul-.'NT A ifooil 2-i-oom l'ui' nisluil apartment ami Ijalhi-oom hy tltfiuNCI oh: direct sidewalk enlraln'e anl u nodshed, $12 per iiionlh, im'liiihnir water, lo ru spertalilt! man ami wife only. 1 s I Clrecmmud Si.. 12-2:1-11' VOH fiAI,E AMI TRADE run sai.io (!iM.,i I'lliine 27I-.I. fOV. s-ciip 12- 1'tH: SAI.K OK -Tit AUK Sldls, new or nsfd. for $1 up. Kurnl- t uro Kxrhange. 12-10-tf, ... , ; TT i rwn r, ; real I'ii ruin in a socket power operated six-tube radio set. AIho 11 four and five lulu set. Inqulro UMK V. 12-1'J-tf l Ht RAI.K ,!'. TltAJiK Higbt now is tho tim ffrr you to t?ade( in tin: odds and ends of dishes! for a new set. Kurnlt tires Kx- ' chango.' . J2-lft-lf I'Olt SA1.W OU A new mohair davenport. This daven port was shipped to l.a Clrando ..y mistake and th munuraol itr- er lias Instructed us to sell same nt cost Plus freight and hand hand-Kurni-r-- i-io-tfl "ling chnrgeN. A baignln. tiir lOx'rbfingn. 1 BIJSCEIil'ANEOTIS TIKAR MONKY iiienfs, . tlaln o Set- J. li. Oliver Monthly pav Mraight loanJ 12-ti-lm ( ii: lilltlv- NVw IStiick and Hup sed;ins. l.a (Irande Drive rrself! 1'ackard Agency. .Main :.. I. A GICAND1-: MATTKKSS I vvnt k iiol.stering Weaving J'il wards, i I'lnmo 44- W. Clias, I'rop. i" i imliH I'Ai'KAHD A(ii;. v - Third an Adams l'.'JS llutek Standard Sedan $1'- 1!2S Hunmobile Sedan J'ai-kard Sodan... HUii Dodge Sedan; rubber Will take small cms Tei ins on batance. I'll. $ Sf.O low fjr.o ill tlJidfl. Main tir.'t. J2-:!-lf , MOM'N' POP 00660WT! BILL Two AGO POP GWE BILL $50022 TO INVEST . IN A Private TiP OM The stock market And the Two DfWS HAAJE SEEMED like two . LET ME KNOW THAT DEAL.T0RNED 00T HAUF TH' DAS' SHOT AM' HE HASN'T SHOWED JUST LDCri h-v "THE VIHDLE -,.1 BLOOEY! if. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Poor Ossie! r , Jy Blosser f6EE!7WATLLBS ) yes-lM SOWS TO ( vwa-A GOT iXik ) ( aiiu? frtKC ) SAV.'VXJE AV-0 (7 ujWB(2&.LL, ) ett.fl '' UR&MiNy tit kAvwAY -sctQ SNM6U.! VABM AM J A LUAABECJACRET - " Observer Want Ad Rates (Count tire atwajfe word. to Hie line. I I'rr line, 1st Inaprtliia.... Idv I'cr iluo, each Added uoojev- ntlvtt Instutlua ?o Minimum charge On one tr- UVr ,..... . .350 RATES HY MONTH II llittn. Pit mtmlti S2.60 S lino, pi-r moiirli . 4 lines, per month SI.00 5 lute, per Olufllh.j...w...4.71i liarii atldllloniU line over (lie cliargnl at SUo p.T Hue pvr month. . CASH IM ADVANCE Li re quired ou nil Classified on I era lo enru thefte rales. Higher rates charged ou all credit In sertions. ' Copy tor all Classified orders must bo In this olllra by 10 a. si. uav ok ix.si:nnoN. Slop orders ou ad Inserted on lit (Hither notice must be re ceived by the mne ttonr or el Ira ItLscrtlou will he vhai-gexl.- Telephouo orders wlicited. Cash rates ir.ny be earned on phone ortlers by payment on or before date of lust Insertion. phone; main s7 "An Olieerver Want Ad Will 10 It" I l WANTKtl (rlrl for Keiieral houses work. Call Main .781. 13-2a-:rt WANTKD Housework, by expe rienced woman. Write Noble, Jlouto 'No. 3. 12-29-3tp WANTKU AT ONCK Kxferlencetl woman for houseTvork; 3 athilta. Call at 2nd st., or piioac ir,n-M after 7 p. m: l2-28-,Sfu Kol'NIi lluiriner. near postoffioe, Saturday. Call Observer au4 pay for ad. 12-2tt-Ut LOS'ff LOST lletween N ae.. and .M. church, )ulr of boru-rlimne-i glasses, lteward. ItetUrn to Ob Perve.r. 12-29-3ip LOST Mounts) Klk's1 tooth, Kim- j iay. L.tMivc in rrru n part a 1'lumblng Shop. ltfwi;ird. 12-2rf-3tti AX KHANCIKCO William II. I.pi-iIm it to visit noiilh Kr:m eardn fspnls by airplane. A machine has been shipped to Tahiti for him. fieneral Lodendorff blames Je siiils, .Tows and Masons for (!er inany's defeat In the" world war And hero we had thought all t It 4 time It was the military police.' c,'iieral Motors and l'ori are 't fighting one another they ni,v us again and again. Kach merely peacefully trying to sell inn same type oi car 10 me iunic lpeii)le FOR ItKNT 3-room Duplex with bath, strict ly modern, full basment, fur nace, in best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1S07 4lh Bt., Main" r,43. ' PROMISED TO We.LL, HERE'S TOfcAV HOW OVJ M CO IN A PROFIT OH XSHOULtA OP VET TO HAVE SAUTS ALONG PROSPeRtTV THING GO FOR TH . I PROSPERITY KNOCKS HlfA r- (, H?." ! K HALF - FARE" -MMTllh ( I l FOR TH" .,L1- II . I IMtM.flUNtT vooit.- V J T V ? r : U : l I WlalllllllW r II coiimt r.t I 7,-5. - aHmnomnraiM?? C 1 W , COUNT yfl't Pork Makes Up AHalf of Meat Diet of Nation WASHINGTON ( AD Apl'roxl mntoly f.O pri- cent of the entire mout illetnry In the Knlteil Suites In eomposetl of pork, Investljintions hy the depnrtmcnt nf ifKrtciilt uro revee.il. KiKrr iltitint: b;ifk to 1 907 show that the pox rnpitu consumption of heef exceeded th;it of putk until 191 when porir took,, it very sllKht lend. I'nlfl 117 it intronsed thnt lletut; then the wrtr period ttdvnnced iheel niiln, nml It ws not until f 1921 t)at pork rerfaincd Um nuprem- . nvy There ha been vei' llttlo change lu tho amount of veal, mutton ami lamb consumed' hi the. last years' . . . The tmutma) prominence ,nf pork fin.l ItJ iii-nvl.ieiu. ln Ihn ,1mri-lfiin diet is 'traced, to a number stim ulating factors. - liitreasing con trot of hog cholera, ?.swiiie parasites md other looses has made pork production a much safer .enterprise than fWmerly. There :was an In crease or more than L'.ou.uhm nog slaughtered under tederal Inspec tion during the last fiscal yesir as eompared -with tho previous year. The1 total federal Inspected hog slaughter : last year exceeded 41'. '.OO.ffOO out of a total of approxl- (NKA Service. New York Hnreau) Joe Tobish. 8, returned from abroad 'oii the S. S. I'aris all togged out In the latest of French Juvenile fashion. Hut It was admitted' that he'd have to put that ."topper, on the shelf be fore he 'met. any of his friends b.iok; homo- in .Trenton. N. .!., where rocks are plentiful, and 1 -kldri have unerring aim! J : . ' ., . Bill Knows How .A HONORED 'BUCKS OF W -I'LL SHOW. T TO POP AS tHE. S00 HE. CjlMHE eROVSSKTTrt'SMELLIM - IN CASE TrUS K-NOCKS WW OFFICE CAT THAOS MAUN RtO. JUtrJu.niiM "YeB," said Ambrose, 'I can trace my relatives bnck to ti fmutly tree." Vlutse 'em baek to a family tree," ald .Mns. "No tnux 'em, tmee'em.' "Well, there ain't but two kinda of th Intra tint lives In trera hirlB and. inonkiy and you ain't not featherH on you." Tho typewriter makes It eny to ( w rite, but it's JuM ua hard to tbtnk as ever, Tho word "mile" is nn old trtylo word used to Indira to dlstaneoHbe tween points. It has been sup planted by the word "Gallon." "My dear. 1 tell you 1 wan selling up with id sick friend." "How many did you set up In, fore he got sick?" I saw the ilovtnr nlmat my loss t0f monHrry What did lie lo for it?" "Nothing yet. He whims Ills pay in ailvniu1' Is-foir lie starts treat ments. It: Whatev She: Then awhile. r I sy goes! tulk to youis.Hi perfection iii courtesy Is reach d when a drug clerk sells a popuige stamp and offers to wrap it. , .A STOHV OF, TWO Two little misses. ( Two little, kisses, Two little folks hooked-; Two Utile rings, 1 Kew other things. Two little weddings booked. Two little grips, Two Jittln trips, Two little homes art sCU'lcd. two 1 It t Jo money, Too littliV honey Two little couples parted. . Hoy: Can yon tell mo how old the devil Is? Tom: Sorry, but you'll hav. t: keep your own family ivcoid. i,' Kllu'limla. tho orn Iwlt Is not something to ke'p HKht from tiurting. Wo suspect cold suppers eausn about as many divorces as roollng love. . She (indignantly): I'd like 16 h: you kiss mo again! lie: All right, keep your eyes open this time. Tt used to he that the sqmor did all Iho work while the old man went hunting and fishing. Now the squaw dahbleH In politics whllfl I he old man worries his fool self to death to pay the taxes. mutely 7fi.ftno.nno food animals. In addition to former Investiga tions , showing the high nutritive value of pork protein and the abil ity of pork products to enhance tho food value of cereal and vegetable products consumed at the Ha me time, recent studies show pure . pork sausage to have uu excep- tlonally high fuel value, providing have it u excep- I more than 2nin calories a pound. This Is approximately twice the 1 number of calories ordinarily con- sutned by the average person at one meat. Th is cou n t ry. possessl ng on ly about six per cent of the popula tion of the world, has-grown In re cent years about 20 per cent of the world's swine. 1 When we saw the headline. "Wife Slain at Piano. Mate Held." we telephoned home., but the good wife told us it couldn't be true, for the lady next door was playing the same piece this minute. 1 STTTrTTT . r.9i NEWS.HORW. LfUTTHATr 'AT S N0THIN T' RAVE " VOli DID! SAV1. tKINGS) jl - J - AN' MADE ' A HUMORED BOCKS - I I VllND OF ANOTHER ) GREAT SHAPE -C'rAOW Mil ) HERE -LOOK . : Tip THAT'LL MAKE" J IN NW OFFICE MO I y iTnupo I - A 1 tui;'m i nrii iiip 1 7 Tfci i up ai i fiomvr it All-American . Quarter Coaches Movie Football Tho foollmll (fame which Is oiw of the hlKh-llh'htH In "While Klan nets" fcaturtiiK' J.ouiso Dresser and JiiHon Kohards, wuh coached ty Aubrey Devine. selected by many j !ik All-Amerlcan auarlerbaek lit Uolmrds In cast as the lieroto yorunrr cool-miner who becomes tho t foot hull idol of iho coilejie. iind Iji'ads the (earn to victory In one of the hardest battles ever filmed for a screen production. It arouses audiences ttrti hih pitcli of enthu siasm. Featured with Dfessei and lto bards are Virginia Itrowne l-'uire, Itlchmond Warner, tieorge Nichols ami Uiooks lirncdict. Lloyd Macon lias scored one of his bigRest suc cesses in his direction of the play. A big cotil mine disaster and a college football game are the out standing spectacular features. . 'White Klannela' is showing for the last time today at" the Colonial ; thenti.r. Dog1 Lovers To See Ranger In Picture at Star Dog lovers of this city will have, their hist . opportunity tonight to I witness the popular FltO canine 1st nr. Hanger", in his latest produc tliin,.'iJaimer of the North." which 'today clones its run at the Star the j ater, where it has been shown as a pin i oi i lie uiMinif i i'ii i in u inn. In this plctuie. Hanger is intro duced as a wlhl dog who becomes the faithful and gallant comrade l a cit'y-bred. young man who wins a fortune ami the love of a beautiful woman by bis heroic action" In ex ploring a haunted mountain which Jias been the death ' of many a 1iar woodsman.'' i Heuuliful scenic effects feature gai'H'i'H -.1 ...... m.'II.,. ..nti.-. film i,s'"i''i"'Hh. mi. ii,, ii. ti... t.i. -i vi. nn uooiiiMl mountains of t he high Slernis In the vicinity of Mammoth I like California. The story was specially written for Hanger by Kwart Adaiuson, one of the screen's most prominent ( writers, and was dh ected by .Je rome Storm, a' director of more than ordinary repute. Leon D't's seail prepared the udaptatlon. In addiHon to the popular police dog, the cast of "liuntier of the North" Includes Llrta Hasmiette, of Ziegfeld "Follies" fame, Hugh Tre-J vor, Hernaid Seile and .lubs Hau-i i :ou it. 1 I'atrons of the Star theater will also have their last chance this eve ning to witness "Hook and Ladder No. 'J." the thrilling FHii produc tion based -upon life in tho fire de partment of a large cilyi which ia been showing ns a part of the dou ble program. Woven into the background of romance, excitement and heroism is a sweet story of true love, such as would naturally occur In the lives of men who stand ready to IIIakt, Ull. ,,,-.. me sacrifice at any III1)m,M11 whn lm.lr lJnty VilUii the into save property of others. t The cast of this spectacular plc- ti.r.i liw l ii.l. i un.-h iv. .M 1; twill 11 i .. . , n,..,,. r 'i.i ii..iiiih Keefe. Dione Fills, Mary Lucy Iteaumonl, Thomas L Johnny Hough and others, C.oidon, Hrowcr The public should know more about menial hygiene, says an alienist. What we need, maybe, is a 1"W more murder trials. Sane or nut (Jeorge Itemus stayed off the witness stall. I. Which goes tit show he wasn't so very crazy. 'Fields-Conklin Hit Showing- At Arcade Today "Two KlaminK Youth" the Initial; Tara mount production co-starring V, c. Kh-lds and Chester Conklln, I each a favorite in his own right, Is j showing at the Arcade theater t- ' d.iy and Sat urday. In this comedy, nil amusing series of romantic and business complications, in which the owner of n circus side show and u small j town sheriff battle for tho loVe of a wealthy widow, Fields and Con klin have roles well suited to their respective nbillltOH ut creating fun. Fields is the proprietor of the ,de-1 -funet circus, who Is stranded with his menage of human oddities in u certain village. Conklih plays thi I sheriff with the big bluster and 14 - it i.. tit..iir...t tie lnt tied. An excellent suppoiiing cnst has been assembled ito aid Fields and I'nnUlln . willt liieir lailKli-Kt'ttlltK. Mary Itrlan In the itailirhl'T of llio circus head and .lac.k l.ndt-n plays the son of the town inlKer, who; lulls In love with-her. lleorite -II- ivlair Is In the latter role, .('limy il'it.-Ceialil returns to the screen as :tlii vldiw. I John C:it,.i-u U I'eedll i with tho I cllrecllon of -Two l''laminir Youths"! 'and lie has rounded up a human jeurio shop, an aKirrcirallon of sliel- lelon men, fa( women, fire eaters Jand giants that would many a big circus. ih) credit to Two Flaming Youths Is the first Ftelds-Coaklin joint endeavor, and nil repoiis Indicate that they moke an Ideal team. They ar ot such contrasting types one a slow pantomimic 'comedian, and tho other a believer of speedy "hnkuiii" furee-lhut they work woll to gether. ' SCHWA ICS JHH ritOtlLKM NKYV YOUK -One. of Charles M. Schwab's big problems just now 'is what to do with two dozen pairs of Christmas presents, lu mused, "so that I can hang one (ironinl my neck ev- ' nu.iiiiim m-i ..,,, t.... . JUSl lO set? JIOW u iookm; rani a man must nave garters. tit prr sumed that the presents are due to (published pictures of him playing Astrologer uns. rm-;np.iiirK oai.is 301 N Ave., La (Jrsndo, Ore. Keiollues dallv. Rending by Mull u Specialty Christmas Has passed. We aru too late to suggest presents but we might suggest that as it will be here, again soon, it may be a good policy to save and be pre pared. United States National Bank , . By Taylor Professional Directory thin directory la enpeeially handy for the newootner or for the nut-nf-ton ft reader Mho may want the name and adilreM of some pnifcMinnul irtnn. It has been Carefully JirenarM and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In oblalnlnf promM prnfeiwional Kertlee. Classified for Quick Reference Dentists nit. f;i:o. s. iiokfmav tentut iiver U & t. Uvus Co. Tulcphone Mnin UTs. Architect i. v, 11. fllll,l.t:lt, Architect Kuutn 7 Ml Qrnln NAtllniHl llnnlt HlilUllniT Onteoputhiti t'hysictdnj j, ,. J(;i H. O. , MAIM.AltKT U. O. I Gonernl prtu-tlee and llie "I'OST hystHAI" iur fallen wrohes. jomtner , Telephone ; duilding Alitin lOti . Llt'HNSKO M.lTllrtXI'l'r H05IK Trained, care, I'rico reasonable, i 11m. II. W. Hart, 1100 Y. f-JU-lm WATIJHMAX IMAXO SOHOOl P.iig tu i ii jiiH m lessons. i' puiar umitfs immediately. Heulnners or j (Advanced. (Jiaco jmrnus, Jn.siruc - I tor. iiox fits. . . , . , i ----- -. coif which showed his socks droop- ' inj;. 1 A professor has gomv to, KKypt .j to translate a medical nuutnserlpt of tho seventeenth century before Christ, And supiiose that should turn out to be only another telling about her operation! lady We had 'just about gotten rid of the Chinese wlir when a man mimed Sk jell crop had to go and discover a comet. t Ltison No. 5 Question : Why should ..... . i school children receive emul sified cod-J.uer oil ? Answer: Because the sttain of the study-period and i playground uses up energy, I and emulsified cod-liver oil not only provldti energy but also protects with Its vitamins. Mothers know the value ol at SCOTT'S EMULSION Borrow From Us IT you urn bulliUns unil noM- fno.iry or will rt'iw a mortgage oo your propnrty, H(M iir nt onoo. Kithfr Knrm ar rliy l.oiuH I Our nil.'R aro roaiinriiihlo nod our ucIh10!. on npiJllru Uoi.H . prninit. f U. S. Investment Co. O. W. H'AItNOClt, lgr. I'liooo Main SS Office In roar ot 0. B. Bank Dlilg.; antrrmc. on Depot Ht, ' V1""" STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT For information call Main 709 Travel in our Modern Chair'Car Stages! Leave La Oruntle for Wallowa Luke 9:00a.m 4:00 p.m. Ln Grande for Daker, Boiae 12:25 p.m. La (;ninf!e for Baker only 5:I!0 p.m. La Grande for Pcrjdletan 11 :0(1 a.m. 8 ;30 p.m. (Cjonn.ctior. at J'endltit'jn for Walla Walla and 1'umo) Leave LaGrantle For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Physieiafis & Sargeons I KE k.BOfiVV, M. II. . . . l.low U;KR m. ii. " Prsotlee limited to tllAOSHfri of tha ' ln. Kar, .s'oae ftini 'J'lioat. ,Vw l-'oiey Tcipplione UillKlltie 1 .Mnin U r. . Kin nr. in. i. riiyicluu ana turffon Pomlner T'-lfphone Uullainif Main 3i! : VHft.V I.. 1MMII.TOSI, M. II. i'hyulitlan ana b'tirseon Gardner Telepliona Vullilinir ' .Mallill . IteaWUnrA l'hollft Mitlil llliS If no atntiver uall wMaln H(iU . V. r. McAimnfr. ji. u, Xew Foley lIUildillK . TelDhnn 9 HAilii'J v. i.. itAi.a'i'iiv. n. Prefltlcu limltcil to dlnenen of the live. 'Bar. a&e And Throut Rooms 1S-19 'rciepnon ' Main 77 ituiidintr I aol)"'r "u"fllng I k I A. t niriiAltDAOX. M. w. Surgery Hnoma 111-17 Tlephon Main 15 Sommer - Jlulldlnir I" J. A. WOXIILnLlCIC, m. n. I'nypicinn nnn nurgoon n, & U ruff iRjPh I AIuln ,;78 Mlin fi3a ,.," ' , It. CI, lrCl,l M. II. . Physician and Surpeon Snmmerv TMephivh llulldlng FOR THE HOME Wash Boilers, Clothes Driers, Wash Boards and Tubs also a nice assortment of alumi num Ware F. L. LILLY HAHBWARB ihoBC aaala fa I f THE ' i HIGHEST ' I TltK hlflhoHt rods of elhlra 8 KOvnrB our profcanlonnl S j; ! sfvlci, W do' ovoryfhlnir i ! ' tilth thd niOHt dMIiiitn. innl fS, j ! mMlculotig rmppct for tho j j wlshm of tha bafaavej, J , W ' Underatand lT':-" a ' : : ; 1 i .-'. '' K HN01)Jt(AS! ; . ; A tauMtoMAN 1 1 1 ' '. vfuio at X : :v-:" : 1 I