La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 28, 1923. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties Kewtoday lilt HAI.K RooniiUKlwuao fur glillure ut SO 1 Fir 81.- l-l!n-3lu ill Iij:NT 3-roAm furnished :llt. I'M! O live. ' J-L'S-l'lp ill ItKNT l''ive-rooni modern house, full lit MM S. , l-L'S'-llp IK 1: 10 NT 3-vnoui,, furliihcl Ijiiiisi. I SMI (irecnwnoil. l-ls-lf lit ItKNT Modern fuinlBlicil : I tt . The Hfl n llolm. 4 5 S-It. . ' i-ss-sr lit ItKNT 2-rooiu il., I bloi-lt from hlxll ecliool. HM-J. J - a S -1 1 '(lit ItKNT Modern turiiiwlit i) uit. rileum Jifut; newly kul.su i iiit-il. . I ; f Wimh. l-L'X-lt lit HKNT Kurnlslifil ciillaK'. clienp. IKI'f, I'enn. . l-:X-:;ii . NT K 1 1 Kxpi-Hi-nri-il pi-ncllc'iil nurse for miitrrnily rat1, t.'all llli.scrvcr. l-28-2tp Wt SAI.K-I.lncoln Bcilun. lli;'7 Poile .siVlun, 11127 (-lievrolet ae ilan. f Iwy.sh'r (inriiKC . " l-L'S-'Jt )ll ItKNT Small liou.se. Call I.XU8 CVilur or ph. 4I1II-M. . 1-2X-Glp i .A NTK1 upulile Hlenofraplmr 1 wnniH position, fall a-j. . , . J-28-.T.p Oil SALE Dry 10-ln. wooil, a per rorl, delivered, for. Walnut anil frook, near slorkynrus. I : 1-28-Ct 'i )U ItKNT 5-ronm: linn.se; hot water, furnace, fireplace,' f.o euted on paved street. H Mocks from hi Kb..- school, 'i nquiro. . II. '. J. Crecn 01 Ttohert (t. Ayers. Bl(i OHIO C'orpurution rooUd man- nfinr for iinoecupi'l territory, $T)0 wofkly commission. KarniiiMM start'' immeHintt'ly.-. Good tor ?ri,000 yfiLrly.'We furnish every thing, ili'llver unil collect, ("apl tiil or experience unnecessary. Kyr-l-'yter Co., 2047 Kyr-l-'yttn-HhJjf.. Jtuyton. Ohio. I-S-Up l'"OR ItKNT fiO ucreH hay land ' find - 1 10 acres pasture?. liartfo Aiarn, fair house and outbuild 7 inss; rllnninR, water. All under fence, and dlvinion fences, i'ive miles on Fox Hill. A good milk ranch, and hay tor safe. Inoulie I SHI Greenwood St., l-28-li J ne. ciean cuiiuu raK rniuKuiK j Will pay Gc a lb. Bring them to The Observer office. l-25tr VQii SAL1S ANP TRAGUS. , Kilt SAI.K.OIt TltADK t-One tap- ostray upholsterer! ilavenport a bargain,'' nseil. h'nrnilure V.x Vlianuc; 474-J. " . 1-27-lf 1-Tilt SALK Doilffe lonnni; ear, I choaih flood rubber, fall 222-.I. K - l2r,-0cp I'tllt 8AI.K OK TIIAliK A 1,'oofl pseil walnut raillo likblo. l-'urni-' Cure KxnhnnKe. 1-27-lf I'Olf SAI.K A rare old I'Yfllnb violin. .See Mr. Ilryant, K. O. School -of Musir. I'hone 447-J. i : l-27-:itp KOIt SAI.K OH TltAOK A ltno.1 u.seil coil bed sprinKr, one-half of piiee 'f new one. Kurnitllro Kx elianKi, 1-27-lf KOIl SAI,.K One firproof sale. unil onel-:ureku earpet .weeper. Mloth ,in.: perfect eondillon. In- , ipiire Leltoy's Iteady-to-Wear Store. liione" :c:4-.I. MOM'N' POP i While HEMS.D WmiMG WORE FROM THE -REftu. Bill sepRick, BILL. , GERRICV C0NTIN0ES Pop? on his PUGHT TO ADISTAMT TL-flNS ; FIELD TO ESCftPE VIITH THE li0NN'S ftMD T-Te'S the ins?e- aboots of The real BlLLQERRlCld REMAINS A AMD POP AMD HENRX iSTw airel ThE TKOOGHT RECKLES AND HIS I'M (JOINS To 7AUE cVSBlJ AAAM-ALU DRESSED . 70 SEE A SM0MJ1F t STAy OP IM A N VJ COAT- ) r SOAV3 ACOLVOD VMI'JW W FELLAS I'LL, WWEGS VOU SOWS A TO SEE Bon into 7AAT FITT5 S1RL. WWm TO, FBECRLES ? ) A SMovw.'a . OC2 BILLIE AA' I'M SICK. A IJffig !J--xti " 'Z " Observer Want Ad Rates (Oount rite merace arorda Ui the Hue.) Per line, iHt Insertion lOu 1'er IIdu, each added cotueu- utlve Insurtloa la Minimum charge on one or- . der ... ...2 So RATES BY MONTH i lima, per month 3 Una,, iier nionih --...tajS 4 lines, per mouth. 00 5 lines, per month. ... 4.7b Koeli additional line nvrr fife iliurg-rd at 6Go per liue per month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit In sertions. '. Copy for all Classified orders must bo In this office by 1(1 A. M. HAY OP. 1NSKRTIO.N. Stop orders on ad Inserted un til further notice must be re ceived by the same hour or -Ira Insertion will be charged. . Telephone order aolieited. Cash rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 8J "An Observer Want Ad . Will l)o It" FOIt HAIJO. O II Til A DK Almost new quartered oak library tnhle; original price, now J-'urniture- FIsehaiiKe, 474-J. ' : : 1-27-lf KOR SALE Have any amount of dry 16-inch wood. Pall Kramers fX or legve order with C. C. Boh well.1514 Jwfrraon. 1-il-tf WAtiTEU WANTKD Competent girl for general housework. Call.Obser . ver. ' ' 1-27-tf FOR RENT FOil ItKNT Six room houss (25 mo. Call 318-J. . 11-18-tf. KOR ItKNT furnished 6-room mftdern llouse -with garage, ut 1404 4th. Thone 183-J. l-25-4tp KOIl ItKNT- Furnished npts. J2I. Houses for rent and for sale. tT. 8. -Investment Co.- 1-18-tf KOIl. ItKNT Sleeping rooms. I.-O, O. temple, l'lione HS-J. ,.. ;... . ,...-...i..-.,. , i-i-tf KOH ItlONT ,4-rooin house, not morlern. Write Noble, Itl. No: 2, city. l-27-3lp I'Oll ItKNT Room and hoard, 3f, , a nionih. llonie-eooked dinner ht r,::to n. m. Unlet Vlre-liiia. ' ' l-2-)m I'lUt ItKNT Ti-room furnished house with piano. 2007 N. Fir. Writo G. It. Kerr, Commodore Apts.i'Thn Hallea, Ore. l-2(t-Htp Ffilt ItKNT Five.-room modern lioii.se, cloHe In, $:i& Union Mort paRo fe Investment Co. I'hone Main 111. 1-24-LH FOUND, KOL'ND Madly worn tan'leatljer handhuK, ahout 1 mo.ntli' ago. Call Observer. ' ; -27-.?t Three a. m. (Vitice from above) Oh, daughter, does that youhtf .man like, grapefruit. ... '-' : MOTrNTWMQ.HENRV CAN'T OMOepSTANCJ VJrtftT'S BECOME Of HlM-IF HE HAD OML TORWEDDPA QEV4HeMI.Tei.t. " mona that t invesreo $5000 msopposeo STQCVi, AMD FEVAJ HOURS S00WEK, VJILL 8PEAK KER HEART T 1 YIE'D HAVE CA06HT THE FAKE BILL. GERRICK FLAT . FDOT6D r-T FRIENDS (IbckUjaneoos FARM LOANS The neat to h bnd. I'. 8. Investment fo. O. W. . Warnock. 1-lS-tf KOIl ANY KINII of raillo repair work, tubes, purta, etc., see Jlanli." The Itailio Man. 1210 Y live. 1-6-IC UK (JltANDK MATTttKHH St, Up holsterlnK & Weaving Work, fhone 424-W. Chas. Kdwunla. lrop. ; li!-t-tm rACICARU AGKNCY Third and Adams ' -' 1928 Huiek Standard Sedan II27& 1928 llilpmobile Sedan 127r, 1923 I'aekard Sedan... 8ri0 192G Dodge Sedan; new ' rubber . .J 050 Wllr take smnll ears In, trade. Terms on balance. I'h. Main AGO. , , . 12-23-tf Quarter Will , .Buy iMeaV Dean Of Women Savs J 1.1 ' NTINGTO N", " W. Vn.- (Al') TwonLy-five cent, menls that tuitis fy arc posslhle for the housewilo who "is .n ffoofl nmnnRer, , asserts Miss-Aniandn I.ee. rleaumont. denn of ..women ut Marshall college here.' . . - . , ; The sirls at rnrshall c'ollejce nre( charged $5 a. week for three meals daily. Here is a typical menu for a1 day: . ' ; ' ' i 7reak"fast G-rnpcfruit, v n cc rcaL. eKKS, toast; upd coffee or milk. . ' v i .u nch Creu ni cd sa 1 ni o n -. w i t h peas ! on '. toast, mashed potatoes, celery, muffins, applesauce and milk. . ;' ( ;l)inner -Roast lieef, mnslied po- : ; : : ) . 1 . LEADS G. O. P.-esses (XKA, Xew York Bureau) This, capable . feminist, ladies, Is Miss M;iude Wetmore, daughter of a former H. S. senator from rihode Island, -'who has been fleeted president of the Wom en's National Republican club The organization'M membersht of -3000 extends Into 41 n'talos. The Wprst r YEAH, AND Yd HEN X. -TELL LOCY. SHE'LL 6REAV;I NECK, 3 71 If a 1 . - I Just Wild About Them! OFFICE CAT THAN MAAK llfl. Uy Chap: "Snakes' very thick around here?" - Farmer: "Oh, 'hout as thick as your wrist." .' There wnji once n man- notunique Vh(i limiKlned himself nuile a i ' rthiiiue; ' Put the KlrlH didn't fall Kor the fellow at all Me made only twenty n whtre, sonirrv XOTK Spray (X. C) A .Messrs.' It. M. and V. K. Tucker are all smile with a fcrensy moirlh; I they have killed hop. .......: j Women r roiiKtaiilly iinitosln on men. Nowadays when h mini luuniK to scratch a niiMeti on tho h'lltnm of a cafe la hie, lie runs j a ton I of a wad of rum, j Formerly a younw 'man pi-oposed tn a yountf ladyt on ills knees, ilo jsiill tloes. The only difference 1h, I hen ho wns on them.' Now she is. "My dear," said the old man ten derly, "today In mir diamond wed diiiK, and I have a ; little surprise for yovi.". "Yes?" . asked the silver-haired wife. .:. f : He took her: hand in. his. "You see thls '-enKUKeinent ' iMhk I l.pnve you seventy-six year ot'o'.'" I "Yes?" said the expei-tunl old lady. ",! -v-.-'i: v- "Welt,. . I paid the final instii t ment. on It today, and -1 inn proud .to announce that It -Is mnv alln- Kfiher yours," . :-' . " - . ' JJiner How's the rdrn today, waiter? . Waiter Simply klllinff me, sir, Sandy's Incroasiitri' redness of nose very much alarmed-tils hroahef el ders, nnd a deleRallnn .waited on him to fnnutra th reason for tho increasing color. ' ., , - Sandy explained Ujuh: ''it Is Klow,; lnf wl' pride at never1 putting U- Belf in ""'ii,vs husins.- According to a Iloston pliynlcian Uissinff will he a thing of the post fifty years hence. 'Oh, well, we should worry. "1 tell my wife everything, nh soluiely everything,' said Smith proudly. "Kver tell hern lie?" "Didn't I say that I tell Her ! everything." taloes, strlngbeans, .fruit salad, hot rollH, ieo creain, ralto and milk. ' . . ' ' ..: , I noutiays merit Rpeelnl menus Kiia turkey and other ilcllracli'.i, MIsm Heaumont.aabti,. , ..' , "farof ui buying unil ndvanen planning .Keep- down' the fob corns." the dean - explained. ' . "Our dietician - keeps her meals juanneu .weeks ahead with her eye on poselble market conditions, and doctors have pronounced lier meals perfectly balanced, . I "Buying In Inrge fmantltles lielps keep prices down, hut any house wife can dupticufe ' our cheap meals by careful nlannlmr. "Surely these meals should sat lnfy even one with the appetite or a ditch digger." , .-, wiiAT'idi in-; no? OMAHA James-"W. Hotigh.- a. ; Civil war veteran,:- '.Is wondering I what to do with a legacy of $20. jooo.; It costs him lesHthan $I.Ro ;a day to live and his , pensions from the government ..and. the I northwestern railway, ioia) . 1 a. ; month. The heiiieit: i from his lrother-ln-iaw. Marvin , Haughitt, Jwho was president or Vh'e-Nor.th: western. . , : '. ' - Is Yet to Come' JlilT THIU,LUM,8lLL VnllLL 66 OELWERma OOR, STOCK. fW DAV WOW-ANOTHt RSST UMB IT TAKES A JO MP OH THE MARKET. WE'LL TELL ODR HUSBANDS IAeau WHtLE AWDMDM, how w(selv weve imvestco AJHC3 ALSO luyesTecs AR6MCIT 114 OM The FACT That THV'l BEEM SWINDLE0 7Ati6MSAUW5 l:'M60IHSTOA 1 ( VES I VWOULD-VES ) TFM FRECKLES, VJILL VOL)? )J.WlEirS A STOCK f 1 M-)OULD 1 JUSr ' 4 A107WIM' I LIIS yC0APAM-AN'V0U V LCM 6 ANIMALS'- BETTER'A) MOMlE JlVJOUtDAJT UKE y tim!trTTr f- , ' ATM mssasm !'Love and Learn" Features Esther Ralston j The disruption of n police de partment, and also the upsetting of a police court presided over hy Jan amhitlous you up JudKe who has ' political aspirations, figures prom Inently In the latest Tuni mount 'picture .featurlnR- Kit her 1 la 1st on in "hove and I. earn" that comes to 1 ho Arcade theater on Sunday I only. ( ' Tho nbovo situations do not ex nrtly prompt one to believe that .tho blonde Ksther Itaistut wolild be capable of Hitch doinKs, imt she phowa in "l.ove and I .earn" that she is capable of more things than that. She even gets a husband in I the, bargain. , The, theme of opportunity for patrons to forget all troubles and worries; as it Is packed wit h laughs with the kind that are the 'most dcHlred. thone kind that are prompted by seeing one getting in- to. dlf ric.ulty through no fault of t,helr.. own. and, their subseiiient, efforts to. get out of H. , . t Miss' ItnlHton' jiortrays the role of- the thie young daughter re tiring from boarding school, only ,to; Hud , her parents are nhout to '.separate.' She decides to get in trouble; -thereby deferring such ac tion by her, parents in their desire jto1 help' her ou. She succeeds. ,j hut .only after creating sitatlons she. could not have possibly ex pected, und as before wlalet), gets a h usba n d h e rse If. Kei method of getting tn trouble is making faces at policemen and .'throwing a brick through the wln lilow harboring the puttee station. She ts pursued by the entire force, .and in the chase that follows breaks up n meeting Of the youn.y ; judge who ts makinfff a ptiliticul 'speech for re-election. Stic is tried :beforc tho judge for her eseupa-d", and' her sciitcncn ts suspended he--cause, the judge lakes pity on her. Thwarted. In tier desire for get 'ttng in Jail she- fires a court atten dant's revolver into the ceiling. 1 tajry t'ordeii, president of Die Oklahoma State Hoard of Agri culture, is one of three men im peached by the self-convened house Of representatives of that, states. Chief Justice Fred llran sou of tho state supreme court and Governor Johnston also wern Impeached. The charges against Cnrdell and HraiiMnu were cor nipt Ion. HIQ. U. U PAT Orfr i . . IMPEACHED ... ....., V...:'tt5:;.. i T V0O 6ET1. ITWIClH SW6 THEM THE SURPRISE OP THEIR 7 wes ,c 'Hits incident brings her the Jait sentence, nnd from then on, many mirth provoking situations occur. It is then that the picture becomes one of a farce comedy. A Mickey McGuiro comedy and Kddie Syriug , presenting u upeclal number on the Organ round out a most enjoyable program, Star To Show "Small Bachelor" Sunday, Monday "The Small Huchelor," Tnlver sal's screen version of I. G. W ode house's side-spllttting short story' of tho same name, han betn tiook ed for its first toeal showing by the St nr theater for Sunday and Monduy, ' . lroclaimed the madilest farco of the year, the picture embraces , an all-star cast and was directed ;by William A. Setter, ace of com ';cdy directors, reaiionslido for many of Itegin'ald Denny's greatest success. '. , t Andre Iteranger, who is fast be coming known as one. of tho 'screen's most versatile: actors, 'plays the title role. The Reading i feminine role is portrayed by Mar-, jhara - Kent, 127 .WampaH-' Star, who has been forgfng to : the front by leaps and hounds during- the ; past year, (iertrude A St or 'has an important part while - other ' menu, tiers of the .cast -are K'ed -Sparks Carmcllia Goraghty, Tncien1 i.ittle field, Vera i.ewls, Tom Duxan, and William Austin. ' 1 ' v "The Small llachelor" first apf peared in Uherty Magasiino whore it was read and enjoyed by-millions. It is a story !' u bashful bachelor, who wins the gtrl of hi heart after Herien of situations that keep one in a constant uproar o; delight. The entire action takes place in a period of twenty-four hours anil consequently 1 there is not a dull FOR 11 1? NT ' S-room Dtiplex with hath, strlot ly modern, full basemen t. fur nace, in best residential district, Alton Duplex-. 1 r07 4th St ' Main G4 3. FOR SALE ,120 acres, all under cultivation. 60 acres in wheat. JTxxur-roon house, barn and out buildings, ii mile' liom market road. T2f)00 will handle it. Union Mortgage & Investment Company Estate Loan fiERVICB New Foley Bldg., La, dranda ' Oregon., By Taylor T M.AKES MELAOGH YMEK X THIMW. HCW OPTEMPOP SAID, "WOMEN SHOULD HAVE. UO HAND IN BUSINESS AFFAIRS THElf? , PLACE IS IH THE HOME" I'LL SHOrJ HIM: amo its goimG To ee A GREAT TREAT TD ME To SLIP ftTHtMG UKE THIS OVER 0M HENRY, WHEM HE HIMSELF HAS MADE SO MAMV POOR -V INUESTMEMTS By Blosser r$A L 1 )MESTMgHrSj- Professional Directory fills directory Is especially handy for the newcomer or for the out-of-town reader who may want the name ajid address of some professional nmn. It lias been carefully prepared and will prove ' mlits ready aid to any trader In ohtalnlns; prompt pmfesidonul service. . . - ! . ''..."r,. ' Classified for Quick Reference i Dentists inn. ;ko. . hokkman n.niit over ! & L. iiruy Co. Tslepiiulid Main U78. Architect O. II. Jlll.l.f:it, Arekttrrt Room 7 La Grand National Ksnk Hitlldlns Osteopathic Physicians j. I., ivoi.u. n. n. MAIKiAHKT 1.M1I.K, II, O. General practice anU the "POST. KV8TKM" for fallen arr.hes. nniiuer . Telephone ttulldlns Main lull LICKMIill MATIOIIMTV HOUR i Trained care., l'rice reasonable, j Mra. E, W. Mart. HOi Y. f-20-lm ATHUMAV 1-1 NO SCIIOOI. Rnit and JaK in 13 leaon. I'opuliir it Donga immediately, iteglniiera or aiivanced, liraev llarnua, inatrue ' tur. Box C74. ' 7. MRS. II. O, Mi't-Aldi-TjA'eeredlled teacher, plntvo opd pipe organ. ' Main 828, ;' ..- OAK I). WOOII; Certified ruhlle. Aeeountant.'. 1 13 Kim. 81., Thone v.MuIn'' I, .:':',.,- - . moment. It 'starts put with a chuckle,' turns Inton laugh and ends wtth a roar. , ' ' I "Our Gang" offer ' a decided novelty In Hal lloach's ; latest M- J0-.M comedy "Dog Heaven, " which will he part of the program at the Star theater Sunday and Monday. It is largely the story of the life of "iVtle." the-goglc"cypd bulldog appearing regularly -wtth-tho Gang as told by himself. ; 1IOV SWKS -Torn IitVKS V SAN ANORIO, Tex. fAP) Four persons own their lives to Ill-year-old Luwrence .Mlnnlx., Lawrence Astrologer una. rnRncnieH nAi.MRs Jul N Ave.. I.a Grande, Ore. Keaqlnga dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty Plaster: Wall Board In order to reduce our large stock of CERTAIN-TEED Plaster Wall Board we are making a spe cial price of, $40.00 Per Thousand , ,"' ' . '. This . is considerable of a saving to you, so take advantage of it and f ix up y o u r rooms that need new walls. ; . , ', VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 Good Service Quick Figaro Bait It Smoke Flavors as it Sugar Cures. Never have you had such delicious juicy meat ac: F1GAH0 SALT will give you., , Poos the Job Easier Quicker ISctlcr Physicians & Surgeons .' ' i.er n. uonvv. m. i. v I. KWA WII.KKN, tl. I). Praetlito liiuiteil lu UlKuarteH of tha Kye. Mur, Noau ami I'll ron t. New Kuiey . ;t Ti'lephona llulldilltc i, . Main iti k. ;. Kill II V, l. II. . Pliyaluiau anil SurgKiin - ' -Bommer ' Tt-lephona Building alaln 1 XmiH I.. IIAMII.TOIV. M. ll..'' t'hysicl&ii audi Siii;on, Dardner 'jviephona Muildinir Wain ,. Residence Phono Main tlnS If no answur call. Main HK w. r. sieiionv, .11. I.- : - Uurgeua NJcw Foley Tftlphon liulldinic Main T f. r. itAi.s'iov, m. n.' ; Prcstlce limited . to Ulwennes of tn .1:3 ye, Kur, Nohq h'iU 'J'hront Rooms tS-lfl Tolephnn Sommer Hulldln Mi.iii77S- - TJ A. I.. HICHAUDSOV. l. I), -.-.r Surgtiry - ''tl Ttonms 11-17 Tele?ihonf Sommer lti:ildlnff MaiiiAS'i j. A, woiu:hi,i-k, m. . ' I'hyslcinn and Surgeon , ' ; ver l. & U Drus Store ' : Dun. JMiono . - lies. I'hona Main 078 ;. Main Qua II. rt. McCAMi. M. I. Thystclan nnd Kurgeon : . Snmmer ' A Telphon Unitdlng 1 -'" -! Main 88. first became a hero'nt tho age of tft by lesctilng an adult from drawl)-: tug in the swimming imol orrosH' the street frnni the filling stirtlbn. where he works, Sinco then " be hns saved three other bathers In th samo pool. V; '( May appear small io yott but with us (Unmounts to about; ?:io,000.00 each year. , , ' '.i-'.-v s -s' -;.?:'-- ' ' This is why we encourage ' yon to save here, . , . :i United States National Bank. The honor of serving you , at ft time when expeit and t eft'ieienl.- service Ik so badly J neeiled nldigtites us In do' i everything as nearly perfect j as powuhle. . You can', rely upon ns. ?' ;: t We Understand , ' , SNOIX.RASH I A IMMi:itMA Mala 0 ; 4 Interest Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone MAIN 17