La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 07, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten LA-GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, January 7, 192?? Mi f if' ? i The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEW TODAY Z-'OH HALK Kurnished liouso. Cull bo handled on Soulier's loan. Well located mid inked rlifht. J. y. l'hy & Co. 1-7-lt JOlt HAI.K Hilveilono phono Krupli with 35 recordu for Hi), If, tulten ut once. Unlit ouk. J311S T. 1-7-3IP J-'Olt KA I.K J'otutocs, Cull 203-J. t a sack. 3-7-tf KOIt IE KNT .Apt. iHl-W. 1-7-Sly J-Oit HAIJ-; I.hiir- lu'iiH. tliuui. inqulro 1416 Wash, Avu. 1 -7 - J tp ; J-'UU KAI.K Dry pole or log wood; or J (i-inch wood. Cull 227-W. " I-7-!iln . VOU 8AI.K -r- I'urvbrcd I'olund-1 China hour; nu'dluin typu. Clydo ! Kiddle, J'h. Kurmoia 02. 1-7-lt! ruit HKNT t (iood iaim unrui--j nlstiL'U G-room IiuumoI 61)4 Aduinn. t . l-7-.ltpj J.UKT OH KTOLKN Oirl'8 wrlat! uutcli und jewelry, from thu hlh ! ncIiooI Kymniiaiuni, hoiiil tlniul iiflnr 4 o'clock Thiiittduy ufli-r-f noon. Cull Atufu 307. l-7-2t ; Foil it KNT Modern furnlnhed 'j upt., front ground floor; Htimn i lieut, J0O6 WiiHliinKlon. J-7-lt VOU KALK Olt HKNT .My jiuuo ut 180K 2nd Ht ull furnlHlifd. K. c. Tiiukey, Jtoom 1, over Kilver thorn'H, 1-7-lt you MAI. 10 1 huvu ! lypcwrltoiH, Ncivernl different inukeH, ullguiir nnU'ed, for Halo ut vry low prlccH. Cull und son them. AIno 1 pulr AhiNkan sklln und polcn. K. C Tiickey, Hooin 1, over Hil vertlioin Dt ufs Store. 1-7-lt FOR REST Full ItKNT Jii o. Cull -Kix room houso $25 818-J. Jl-lS-tf. FUlt It KNT- JIousu und Cull UH Alonroo. Kui'UKO. l-C-.'ilp FOH HKNT 3-room furnialied opt. 2107 Third Ht. 1-B-tf FOH HKNT Hleam huulod hoi room. Jnquiro 102 3rd St. nfter 3 p. m. 1-C-at FOH HKNTShM ,inK rooms. J. O. O. F. temple. Phono 5(i2-J. t 1-4-tf FOH HKNT . Modern furnished upui'liuout, cnriiur (itu und N Ave. Call H7-M. la-aotf FOR It KNT 5-room Iiouku, gn niKo; cheap. Call 16U-W. 12-2S.tf FOH HKNT Modern aieatn-lieat-cil rqoma. 1611 Aduma. auo-M.' ' ' 12-7-lmp FOH HKNT 3-room furnished house, 1810 Greenwood HI. la-H'-lf b'OU HALK -OK K KNT Modern home. Located in one of the best districts in Iho city; four bedrooniH and bath upstairs Phunu Main 68. 1-4-tf FOR BAliB AND TRADE FOH HA hlO Itahy'a bed. t.all KIN-.I l-ti-tf FOU HAhK III weekH old pigs, fall Fanners 244. 1-0-Utp FOH SAI.I-: ()H TIIAUK A Singer Hewintt niachine in A-t wltape. I'm nil m e KxelutiiKe, ili-J. l-'lr and Jefl'erNon. l-li-lf FOH HALM OK TKADK .Several good used beds and sprlnirs all hai-guius. Furniture F.xcIuuikc. I 1-6-lf MOM'N' POP TEA.BO. NET WEE. I'LL LIGHT TH' jFUSEONtAV CHlLe MINING SfOCK rN' BLOW TH'GUHNS AN' TVTES OFFA THEIR "FEET POP TrllNKS t-'rATH' BIG N0ISC BECAUSE X CLEANED UP 100 80CXS P0R HIM ON A STOPki-riP. AQ a mittco Or nCT, THAT HUNDRED CmE MX OWN POCKST- FRECKLES AND HIS f neul! Maw do yoo T I AVKUty LUCK 1 J2.ji Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fife a? rage worda to tho Hue.) Per lino, iat Insertion 10c Ier Hue, each added uoiueo UtlvO llUMVtiOQ To Allnlinum charge on ono or Uer J 5o RAT ICS V MONTH a Uuus, H'.r month........ $2.50 3 I J tie, per month..... $3.23 4 lines, per month $4.00 A line, per month. $1.76 Kadi additional Hue over five charged at 60c per Hoe per mouth. CASH IN ADVANCE la ru quired ou all Classified orders to earn these rates. Mb her rates charged on all credit lu Hcrtioua. Copj or all ClawHricd orders nuutt be In this office by 10 A. M, IAY OF INSERTION. Ktop onlers on ad Inserted un III further notice must be re ceived by the same hour or ex Ira insertion will be charged. Telephone orders soli cited. Cash rates ir.ny be earned on phono orders hj payment on or before date of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" FOIl HA MO OH Tit A OH Lu'ed furniture. Cull upslulru over thu CoollflKn Paint Hture. l-(i-2tp VOU SAIJO OH THAOIO I Mon 1M ch ntiiKe; Kod conditions. Kur il It lire Kxuh;yitftf. 1-ti-lf FOR HAI.IO Olt TKADM-A G-hol I'liiversul cook atove Juwt rltfht for u Hinall upurtment or Itiun dry. Furniture KxchnnKi". l-ii-l f MI8CEUiANEOtJ8 LA OHANIJK MATTKKHtt & Vp liolaterlntf & Weaving Worky. Phono 42 4-W. Chas. Kdwunla. 1'roj). 12-1-lm FOH ANY KINO or radio repair work, t lilies. paiiH. etc., see "Hank," The Radio Man. I21G V live. l-ti-tf PACKARD AClKNCif A da ins - Third und 1!I2N Iliilcjc Standard Sedan $1275 1H2X Jlupinoljile Sedan $127r. 11I2S Packard Sedan 850 1'j2U 1 lodge Sedan; new rubber 050 Will take small cars In tiude. Terms on balance. I'll. Main Ofiit. i2-2;t-if WANTED WANTKU I idy wishes house work or cooking. Rest references, fall Observer. I-4-4tp lie ronslxieiit. The fellow who stays out all night and sleeps ull day should not expect to find his place In the sun. Hop It In! lea thin Is that process hy which a Klrl gets her modesty equipped with shock absorbers. FOH HKNT 3-room Duplex with hath, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace. In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1 507 4lli Hi., Main 5H. Bvtf 1 JOSt WANTD TO SHOW TH' CXOGtMT 1 WN0W BERRI6S fNBOliT INVESTMENTS -THAT SIWES HlfA CONFIDENCE AN' HE'LL TAVE M0RE.SbCK 1NV4HKT I SAV-FDRfTMERMORe L. SOT TH V1H0LE FAMILY CUNGIN& OOTA dl IV TO THE.IP. DOOGW UKE LEECHES - J TOTrttlP- DOOGW UKE LEECHES - i -w u I w I FRIENDS say' WArs a DKteW, VWILLIE fcEEr- 'ALL OP DCETSLD OP, AIA0T VUE.' HEALTH THE VERY CHRONIC APPENDIX I Hy V. A. Newman Jhiland, i. !., ditt-ago Member Goi(fa Memorlul Appendicitis, which twenty-five years Uffo was frequently over looked or unrecognized ever hy tho medical profession, is now a familiar cllnicul picture to tho hilty us well as to the doctor. The puin localized 1n tho right lower quadrunt of the uhdomcn, tho ele vation of temperature, coate 1 ton gue, nauseu. und vomitinjr. and rigidity of the ubdomlnul wall on the affected side comprise a :nonp of symptoms, tliat cannot r;nliiy it. iiiiHtaken for unything elue. Thero is a phuso of tho dltsen.se, however, which Is not so well Known und1 with which the public is ulutost. totully unucquuiuted. It I :t the very chronic vuriety rf ap pendicitis known clinlcutly us the sft nosing- cr contracting vail ty. 11 is also quite usual for Ut symi ioins of stenostng uppendlcttis to lie rcfcr.vd to aomo mote or lend ri mote portion of the ubdomeu, so that tho utientlon of both p.iti-nt und doe to. will be directed a way from tho organ. Frequently It is the upper abdomen which seems to be the ix tl of the trouble. These cums ure often miutukn tor inctpu nt or ebronlc iiaitcte, or duodenal ulcer, for netir il;,'l.i of tho sionmeh, for gull-blad -v in fla m mat ion, or for a eh onie cuturrh of the largo bouei or colon. The patient knows he Is not well. He has Indigestion more or less marked. His tongue In dry, furrowed, und heavily coated- Jle suffers from occasional . vague, pains In the median end of the. stomach. His bowels are more or less constipated, ami he Is il:e vic tim of varying degrees of nervous prostration, lln Is depressed, both pliyslcully und mentally, und is re-t guided frequently as a neuras thenic, or hypochondriac. His hands are cold und clammy, and his blood-pressure Is upt to be low. The usual clinical history of these cases is one covering months or years without relief to the vagin. though distressing, symp- I dispositions until scientific advice is sougnt and a diagnosis made and proper treatment Instituted. An x-ray oxumlnnlon irYtcp a tesl.-ineal has been given will gen ally reveal the chronic trouble in t lie appendix-. Removal of the oiKUti will do much to restore the patient to a normal state of health. Dried lima beans that havo been soaked over night utid cooked until tender aro excellent served with tomato sauce. Another flavor that Is good wllji limns is curry powder, I se It sparingly In tho suucu ser ved Willi tho beans. "When sportsmen got to slaugh terlng too many pigeons, clay plg- eons were Invented. IJit jiubody ever thinks uf inventing a clay pedestrian. USED CARS 1 !i27 Pontine landau sedan. liiL'li Ford coupe. IH25. Koru tildor sedan. 1K28 cense; Kuekstell axle. I!21 Oldsmoblle sedan, 1H24 Jewett couch. All these cars In A-l condition. OI.DS.MDR1I.I-; I'SKD CAR LOT. 1-7-11 Ready for Business FITS' JUST" lUB A 6L0VJE IF YOUD WEOMJ 7AATOLD PLOURCAP OF VOUCS" AWAY AM' SWA MICE- CAP - VAiirri i vti OFFICE CAT . tMH HMH HI, By Junius All t.Vl-lllM U'l.'fl llkn In e U'll Mum wrwiey jr. uiimidb urtor imv iHH .ML lion II nil U WUU OI gUfll The Jllled inuld no lonKcr dlea. Hhe knows how to hundle tho Jury. . Smull (111 I (in butcher shop) Ten cclllH worth of dog ineut. pleuse. An' mother'!! pay you un Honn'a 'J Iko gels run over by some lelcJiian s uuto un' lather gets his numbcr. Wife: "I'm sick of being mar ried." Jlubby: "He's your old man." 'The stuinacr who InohM nl vnn In that interested way Is orepar- lag to ask if you've gotta mutch. John: 1 was out with a girl last night who has eyo trouble. josepmnc: j-;ye trouble? John: Yes. J want this, I want that. , Here's u line from an optician's advei-tiseiuent I hat appeared In street cars: "Vou can't be uiitlm- Istlc If you peer through misty optics. i)ii'ri:ii:.ci;s A man walks briskly into a shop And tersely remarks, "A hat, old lop. Mentioning colors, purhaps, and si.es. And takes, as a rule, whut the clerk advises, ' A w oman goes In and lakes a chair, In front of a mirror, and pats her mnr, And tries on many and many and many, , Going out, as a rule, without buy ing uny. WW "Has lie pajamas?" aMioil theiTrario P'?Vi lllalnm of Iho woman ulu. Inul 1 CIIC I'lished liei linshamt lu tlio lio.siiital. "I'ajaiiias'.'" m.IiihmI Hie woman. "I iIiiiiiiii w hat he's got. llul I tic Iialn on his slnninilek's nearly klll- uig Mini, ' Would Jokes told at a temper mice meeting be included In tho category of dry humor? Xatme adjusts things pretty vonly. The wife Is generallv will ing' I" make allowances in about Hunt Girl A nation-wide search is being made for Dorothy llughcs. lti. high school girl of Logan, L'lnh, reported kld uupctl by an automobile mechanic O of Lcwlalou, Vtub.. rArS6E A NOT FOR PULUN1 THIS DALTOO QUICW -OANOAWS A UTTtt? TOO 'SOON FOR SAP TAPPI NG ANY WA -AN' 1 "DON'T WANNA LEftJE UNTIL X. STRIP TH' TREE OF-ALL IT'S BARK TH' LONGER X. VeJWT Tri' MORE THEY'LL HAVJE' SAMD UP FOR Me New Togs WATS' A IDEA-'.' ) LETS I'LL ASVL JUV AVOM AM' SW0W OFF TO to Boy m a wice FRECf ANFAk) CAD ' yotfO (' ( SAG POLKV D0TSAIRN . 1 5AM& OLD OECkTIE- Ji J L SAMB )7)LLXS&T60OFy i LOOKIM' r-. VxiEtL Graustark Lives In Gilbert - J Film at Arcade Gruuutuik, the romantic mythi cal kingdom originated by Oeorge Ilarr Mcf.'utcheon In his best sell ing novels, lives on the screen In "Truxton King." with John Gil bert In tho tltlo role, a Fox rels- "e which will be shown Kunday only ut the Arcade theater. McCutcheon has woven Into his tulo ull tho adventuro and ro mance of which ho Is so reniatk ubly capable, and John Gilbert has added to It distinctly with his personality und Imagination. Jer ome rltorm, tho director, lost noth- hltf of tho original charm and If possible, gained considerable In tho screen adaptation. ' An excellent cast lends the star I capable support and Ituth Clifford, in tho feminine lead, Is-parUcu larly cffcctlvo as the delightful princess of Graustarfc' Colorful romance, thrilling action and rnck i less adventuro combine to make this one of the most agreeable .plci tures that has been shown here In a good many weeks. "Sailors, Hewarc!" Is tho tltlo of ; the newest l'athecomody, with Hal Jtoach as produccf, and Htah'l I.aurcl, I.upe Velez, Viola Itlchard. I $u "rV'"-, "VC.'L anili 1, Tn'ee. thw ",a!: 'l1 , .' " . V.. .u """on ' ... " " "(. ocejin: happen thm tho oldest suit never dreamed of. --m ; Another two-reel subject called "Tho l.ody of tho Victories" will also be presented. This subject tv entirely in Technicolor and will undoubtedly prove of much inter est. Plays Mother in Silver Slave" "Tho Silver Slave" starring Irene Ttlcli, is tho Warner Uros." produc tion which comes to the Star thcr ' ater for Sunday and Monday show- i ing. This Is a comady-drama. of ' modern life, a romance portray ing tho conflict between a mother, and daughter in tho affairs of tho heart.- i ... It was only after her mother had won away from her all suitors of money and years, that the cha grined daughter' discovered, that her mother had done It with the sole Idea of saving her from bo- "Glad Words" "Well,v my Insuruucc was iii-lo-dule." ... Insurance Is the first Ihing anyone thinks about after a firo. Would you think about It with gladness becauso you had enough? Or sadness because you hattoo little? If you ure .not fully pro tected you run the risk of being caught, unprepared. Let lis help you estimate the fire insurance you need. " U. S. Investment Co.. . . a W. H'ARNOC'K, Mgr. Pboue Main S3 Office In rear of U. S. Bank Bldg.i entranc. on Depot St.' ON TH' NOT LOOKIU1 DERRICK SHOULD TURN UP L'LL LKELV( GET VJATER T'GeT- you AW' ME GO fr JY wmy aiurr- OLD EMfcKyWIAlfi ATMIM-C'WM 6IME MIAA J coming unother "silver slave." 2ni.no Kich 1)as never been so wistfully appealing as In this play and the daughter Is played by tho beautiful Audrey Ferris, ono of tho younger Hollywood finds. Tho cast Includes Holmes Herbert as tho banished lover of the mother's youth, and John Mlljun w-ho plays a rich young ' man-ubout-town, wio. Is amazed to find that the older woman's lovo Is fictitious. Carrol Nye acts delightfully as the young lover, who finally wins the hup per, Howard llrothortoit di- reeled. The plcturo Is based' on a story by Howard Smith and-the scenario was written bv Peter Milne. Don't miss "The Silver! C. It. MIM.KH, Architect Ci0,. i,' j itooui 7 hlaLV 'La Grande National Hank Building "Putting Punts on Phillip"! i - sounds easy enough, but wait un- j til you see It ut the Star theater on tho same program with "The Silver 8,ave." to get a rough idea of what a task it was. II s Hal Roach's tatost comedy offering on tho M-O-M program, and co-stars u. i i r ii i.. E7iau jauii.'i iliiu vutvr iiiiiu;.. Prohibition agents raiding a Chi - eago Invent were met ut the door by a Chinese cook armed with a meat cleaver. "First one touchee Ice box ullee sainee dead. No spolleo Kunday dinner," he threat ened. The Ice box, flnully opened, contained only meat. -lrecrackcrs are used In China at social, religious and military fum- llon, and ut births and funerals. I i,h a..,..,,,.!,-,., , t,ir. n, .,. j in on people, yellow for the aristoc racy, und green for the. of t'icers of tho law. K x p reused In cu I o r ies. f o u r pounds of beefsteak or 12 pounds of fresh fruit and vegetables are required to equal one pound of pecan , incuts, which l ifuk first of alt nuts' In fqod value. Helug In earnest is the main thing In life. Aitrologer mis. rmsDF.mcK IIAl.MICS 0J N Ave., l,a Grande. Ore. Itesdings dAily. Readlngt by Mail a Specialty When-- You are .hungry There is no place, like the Lavender; tempt ing delectable foods always. And After the theater Come the Lavender way. Perhaps a sand wich or something on the . fountain menu. Nothing like making your evening an en joyable one. "Karther's Lavender Lunch' Sommer Hotel lti.iij. By Taylor OTHeR HAND. IF X Sf ALL Too LOUS I'M LIABLE X GET SOMETHING I'M TOR - IF TH' PEAL BILL A BREAD AN DIET 1 . By Blosser - mi im m ( tELLO , " Professional Directory This directory Is especially bandy for the newcomer or Cor (he out-of-town reader who may want Iho name and address of some professional man. It luis been carefully prepared and will prove lo bo a ready aid to uny reader In obtaining prompt professional service. Classified for Quick Reference Dentists I - - '--i.-----.--i . n ...... -,.,,' din, 9 ! n 1 Architect Osteopathia Physicians f - - - -- . wi---nu. AIf;;A",l.?1!-J','V."6. o. GeIu.rai raellce and the "1'OST SVSTUil" for fallen arches. . !"V1n1r Building Main 1(10 1 u$f&0 "Ffii? rll2mbiZ mra, K. W. Hart 1006 Y. ?-20-lm ivA ii;niA iuo bchooi, rtng and Jazz in 12 leasons. l'opular songs Immediately, beginners or advanced. Grace Barnes, Instruc tor, Box 674. .MRS. R. O. McCAIX Accredited toucher, piano and pipe organ. Main 828. ' The l.'nlted States government maintains a catnip patch the pro duce of which is used by the pred atory unimal trappers to 'entrap cougars- and bubeuts. It was considered proper In C.eoi ge Washington's day to- cat i.ciik wllh a knife und to drink tea t'l-oni a Kiuicei'. NEW YEAR When some make resolutions. Can we assist you to make one and carry it out? SAVE United States National Bank For the Fireplace Andirons, Fireplace Sets, Spark Guards F.L. LILLY HARDWARE Phono Main M STAGES LEAVE FROM LAGRANDF. DEPOT For informatiuii call Main 799 ' Travel in our Modem Chair-Cur Stages! 1 Leave ' La Grande for Wallowa Lake. 9 :00 a.m 4 :00.n. La Grande for Raker, Boise 12 -2 nm La'Giande for Baker only - . G-30 D r?' La Grande for Pendleton U :'66'In7' 8:30pm. (Connection, at I'enuleton for Wulla Walla nd I-aacoi Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16,00 Physicians '& Surgeons i.iik ii. miuvr, i. i. MOW A VMI.KKS, II, u, I'rnctlco JlinlLed to dlseusus uf th. Kye, I-Jar, Noao and throat. New l.'olcy . Taleuiiona Uullding MainlS' i:. i. KinnV, m. u, I'hvsieian and tiurgcon Soinmer Telephom' Uuinling Mulnzj VISIt.V I,. HAMILTON, H. U, l'tiysiciaa and Surgeun lordlier Telenhon. building Mmnilt Hesiuunce I'hone Main uos If no answer cull Main Kuti - MeAIMHtV, fll. 1. burgeon Tetthon Main 61 New Foley Building V I.. It A 1-3 1 OV, M. I, Prentice limited to din eases of th Kye, liar, Noau and Thront Rooms 18-1! Telephone Sonmier Building Main 778 A. I.. ItlCIIAItDSOK, HI. 1. aurgery Rooms lfl-17 . Telephone Summer Building Main IS J. A. WOXUHHMCK, AI. II. 1'hysiclnn and Surgeon u & i urutf Ktore yOus. Phone Ilea. Phone Main 078 Main iifi n. ii. .lleOAI.I, M. I). Physician und Surgeon Somtner Telephone, Building Main 8J8. i ' --' " - - - " Li j ! ",("""MMM FERVENT JpKItVKNT dosiro tti untinry ull tlio particular (ic-inatids tt itttr clients has Kiven lis ii wlfle-Knruntt reputation fur irnstworthini'SK. You can Uu iM'inl upon us wlthuut hesi tation. Wo Uudorfltand 5 SNODtiltASS S s A J.MMi;itlAN A3 uin 63 X NUMETAL Weatherstrips S'nvo on your file1. Mil. Keei the colli out NUMKTAL, Weiillierstriiis ore eusy to ii-I'y- You enn apply tlicm yourself without rcmovlns vour ivlndows from the framo. Call Main 73S and wo will glailly (flvo you more lufor- lua.Uou. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. "tiooi) ti:nvici: -v