La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February 22, 1928." LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven 0 The Observer Want Ad Page , The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY KOH KAI-K Konl toutingar. In good condition. 1M2X license. Call Famu-iH 1X5. 2-2'2-Hi 'OR SA I. K Chester White bred KiltK. Alao weanling )1ks. Cull Karmors 1X5. . -li-Sli-L'tp WANTKD TO It KNT Six-rouin modern iiirniHliod house, by re liable party. t'ajl Observer. 2-22-Up !'(!( UK NT 5-room nicely fur 2 blocks from potd in, Claude llerry, 2-22-4ti niKhnl home, office. Main Ilea It nr. 1IAVK lime open fur a few more violin slildenta. ('all before l-'rl-day fvo., or after Hhndny. Herlha Hants'., phone ;t 1 m-It. 2-21-2li JIST ItK('i;l VKI) A rarload of Keinmerer No. 5, In -at Wyoming coal obtainable. ' We have alo Liberty I' tab, coal ulways on hand, nbct(er' I'lali coal. Young ItrOfl. Main 528. 2-22-4(p. l-'lMt SALK ft-room .modern home! Willi fireplace. Karate.- paved. ; HtreetH, clour in. Priced right. Terms. Main 1 0. Claude Merry,, Heallor. 2-22-ltp KOU . It KNT li-room' apaj-tnicnt with Knnitf and furnace. AIko :i-iooin apartment, close in. call 2S2-U. . " ftALK ANt TltADJiJ VOit KAIK White Phono 2-IMi-tit Farmers 2s:. KOlfSAI.!.; 3 ncriH of May 1'nrk. Call 2DT-J. lanr't In 2-S-lfu I'Olt SAI.K Twin city tractor, ox CPllrtjt ronditlon. Call (iro. Mc Donald. KarmorH 114. 2-20-4IP I-'OR SAI.K Dry pole or locr wood, or 10-lndl wood. Call 227-W. 2-G-lmp KOU HAf.1-: CUt Tit A DM Homo Kood liKt'd ranxps, f roin - $ 1 8.0U und up. Kiirniluro Exchange. 3-11-tf yOH SAI.K Oil TltADi: Two good used 9x12 rugs, Axminster; ono good uspd breakfast Hut a'lmr gaili: ono good nsi-d day bcil, . w ul n n t rinlxh. Wtf have a few bridKH lamps left at $4.00. f'pmo nnd get them while, they last. Kilrnituro Kxcliango. 2-11-tf FUR RENT il'flK ItlONT Itoom and bonrd at Dior. Wash. I'h. 4 10-W. 2-2l-3tp FOn RENT Six room, house $25 mo. Call 318-J-. U-18-tf. .'(llt ItlON'l' 5-room modern fur- !i "nlnlrfl: iniiinu.' 1'lmiif 2'v . 2-21 iron II KNT Sleeping; rooms. I. O. O. temp'.o. I'hono M2-4. ' 1-4-tf KOK It KNT (looil, ri-room unfur nished house, M)4 Adams, close In. -.2-13-3111 FOn 11KNT Kurnisheil npts. $25. Houses for rent and for sale. IT. S. Investment Co. 1-10-tf TO II TtKN'T Room and board, $3.p a month. Monie-coolied dinner at r:30 p. m. Hotel Virginia. 1-2C-lm FOR It KNT 3-room Duplex with b'atb, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace. In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St., Main fi-T ' I MOM'N' POP V ...uTunui! s-ro VOI , I . u me to ntKt-Dui II XEAD BACK TOWRKU J tI ( TWUH NAME TOR , I J T A C00NTRV- JS ' " 'FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS .''j yiici ii''r l11'!'1 ,,si1' FIRST AJISAT Passes and fb&chles is UP BRISMT AMD EARLY RR MIS P1RS7 DAY ON 7JiE DE&P BU)E SA Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five n vera fro words to l be Unc.) Per line, 1st Insertion... 10c Per Mno, caeh ad did consec utive insertion 7o Minimum charge on ono or der -. 2"c HATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per month 2.no it 11 oe( per month .f.....$tt.2ft 4 Hues, per month $4. T lines, per month W.75 VjwU additional line over five charged at 50c er line jwr mooili. CASH IX ADVANCE Is qui red oil all Class U'lel orders to oar n these rule. Higher rates L-luirgetl on nil credit Insertion. 'Copy. -for ull Classified ortlers nuist be IrTthlq office by i0 AM. DAY OI J NTiKflTJOjr. Stop or de,ra on ad liLserted until further notice, must bo received hy the siune hour or extra Insertion will be charged. ,-, ';. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rules may bo earned on phone order by payment oa or before clnte of Inst Insertion, ; - ." PHONE MAIN !(7 "An Observer Want, Ad Will Do It" l-'ot'NI) Wrist watch, on Bfrt'et. flwner" may, have. Kimf by iden tifying and paying for this ad. ' : - -2o.:it WAVTEJ) WANTKM .Man and wile want work pn ranch.' I'll. Main 143. 2-n-2tp WASTKD Slock to pastdiro. 711, acres land. 1'lonty of water. Call KvoiitiiRR, lt.Hu MadlxOn ave. 2-21-4tp WANTKP J'OHlllor. by . graduate automotive electrician. Call le , jruti'hliinon. l'honc lllS-.Mi Some expi'llenci 2-20-Utp J.JL'. I.O.ST 32-C.nh l-'isk' tire and rim. Iteward If returned to Kd Itels land. ' 2-21-31 J.OST White gold wrist . watcn. wllh "O. W." on the back. Can describe and -will pay for trouble If returned to Otto, Williams, care .(lWcviiir ofilcc 2-2U2tj. MISCEIXA.VEOTJB UA GRANDE. AIATTRKSS A Up . lioLsterlng Weaving Worli. Phone 424-W. Chas.- Edwanla, Prop. . . . '" 12-1-lm KASTKIIN, OitK'JON School of Music Violin' piano, voice. Cre dits. I. o; O.TVTemple. Ph. 447-J. - .. .-. : , ,-. ' . 2-3-! m KARM LOANS-1-The tiest to be had. U. S. Investment Co. O. W. Warnoclt. . - 1-13-tf Col. Stewart, the- oil man, started life as a poor reporter, says a head line. Children,' corrt't that .sen tence. The radio has its faults, but let ! us not be too- harsh. You 'can't broadcast a female impersonator.' UC TiDlMVlTE - V r ": tocv-T; ' l-riiLC lunumvm . fuiSSIMSIWINk B'fFESCKL6S-VE'LU ) 7T VOOt) B7rSR -YESSft! JS BESINJI7UYOUR (- S7AD7 FR6CRLE.S Bfe2- STUDIES RISAT Oh MIS scuoou A4AY 7UIS ? J 1 I ANSWERS TO PRESIDENTS , GAME Answers to presidents question Kame number X 'which appears on another putfo. 1 Washington. He was ono of tho rich men of his day. 2 Monroe married Elizabeth, daughter of Oapt. Lawrence Kort wrijfht. 3Wnshinfrton and Madison. 4 Twenty of our presidents' have been lawyers. & John Cjuiney Adams wn"a Kedorallst. a Jtepublican, und a Whlir. Klllmore bidonged to the Ami-Masonic, Whiff, and Ameri can parties at different times. f! Thr Rlnkinar nf-the battteshin Maine by an explosion In the har- bor of Havana. 7 John MJuinry Adams-tttutiht rhetoric there. ' ' , . si-'ive wore named Jameii. , rt'Phe Greenback' party itomln- ated James It. Weaver. 'W ' . in Dolly Madison.-., Her- first husband. John Toild.' was also Qualifr. sixrtfrrs or i'wwi:n GHOWIXti rians for a successful flower garden should begin wllh the soil. It requires even moro careful prep aration for the successful growth of flowering plants tlfan does the vegetable garden for vegetables. The flowering plants, for ine most nart. are of more aeiiruie type. wltii smaller rootystems, and need more qulckly available plant food i thnn the vegetables and also must j lave a supply of moisture wl.eft ! drought se a In as t)i shallow root svstems Koon suffer if moisture )H , not supplied. In laying out Mie garden,' do . not make the beds so wide' that they ' ah mini hi, wna.lncl ftftullv. Thfl CPft- ter t.ght to he reached without , m ...l.. uH,h. out It being necessary to step into .V. V1....1 IA..Annl..l4 f hODVlof growth can be planted In much ...i.l. h..1o .hn- lha L.rirdener mav ... .i,ni.r ip. hi order to weed nnd cultlvnte In the center. Kour-foot wide beds are excellent for annual planting as they ure ea.s- ' . ... ily weeded and kept in excellent condition of cultivation by tuinil. It Is best not to try to grow too j many varieties of onnuals in n Hin- J itf iK space. I.oitg stretches of one variety will give a. much finer f- 1 fc.t nine uniiitl colonies of a. mini. . THE GARDEN 'i "tier o7"dif'r"crcnr plfi nlsT WiT-'foiiCj"' units are about the miulnitini for good effect. It is also advisable to plant In colonies of- one color rath er than In colonics 'of mixed colors as. for Instance, a bed of pink as ters, a bed of purple asters, or a bed of white asters In'stend of ' a I Pill JSi COLDS Millions rely on HILL'S to end colds in a day and ward off Grippe and Flu. No quicker remedy fur you. Be Sure ItsUJt Price30c CASCAW QUININE Cet Rrd Box 'OJg' with ymlrUK OH .W AJO.A.MV AS ft MATTER Of1 FACT, )MTf6 . t)WTWE IT'S PRETTV WARM- COURSE, AT MIGHT, IT D6E9 GET A BIT CHILLY- -.i- fLiar jflcoT AMWT'UIIIC DU 1 ipni r jin 1 niti mny -4 TO DO VllTH THB NAME" I -Mi-ruf ryiisuTOv 1 WELL, AMV WAY, IT ISMT G0NWA "BE SO CHILLY FOR MC AT night, after You've gone t n No School Today office CAT TMAO HMH VIC .irsr A JIT. A little. girl was put In on upper berth for the first time. She kept crylnie till her mother told her not to he afraid because Ood wouid wutch over her. "Mother, ure you there?" wbe cried. " V ph." "Kut her, arc you there?" "Yeah." A fellow passenger lost alt pa tience at thin point and bellowed f o r t h r ' W e ' re ull h e re . V o u r father and mother and brother and sisters and aunt and uncles and cousins. All here; imw go to sleep." There wan fioftly: pause, thi n, very ".Miimn." "Well?" "Was that find A certain dear old lady always mnlo It tir-r liiiHincKH to visit tlio fpoor patients in the hospital. -. n one SIU" occasion, she ap- proarhed a ' much bandaged Jndl-1 :vidual, who was-sitting up In bed.jny, composed of an Indolent Irish and utter a little preliminary tatkj ftbcr, a veritable lazy bonfs. the h. Hold to him, very sympathetic-.-mnt))(.r portrayed by Mny'.Hobson. ;ally: - ' v ' - and Mary Kllen's kid brother, nev- ' "I suppose your wife must miss PP agree on any subject save that you a great deal "No, mum," came the prompt reply. 'tfhc8 got a wondeKul aim for a woman." . The Mcrngo k!liAirt iindeistand why he has to go to ls'd when In' nt slippy and get up when he Is. riKAim iv nosTov Oil,' salesgirl, I hale to disturb Your nonchalance greatly admired Hut my auto is out at the curb, And t he- parking time's almost expired. A luchy man Is one who lias enough of last year's -income left to pay tl'.e first quarter of the tax on It. ' '' ; ; ; The trouble wllh the r aging dec. '"rations of many candidates th esn 1y '""t they me wring .If wet. IIll.MUiK til uiti mm. . "" ",'f "'"ma. r"om. ; i-nmt... r.... ruitivatton will cover two feet of space and be u mass of bloom It Is seldom seen so finely de- VPJII-U UlUt. V flCIIL-H 1114111- K" w"' l"i"""v' 'eI!f B"'n 1MB loom. J w sinico .11- rectinns ill garden plans and esll mate the number of plants needed for each bed and Slick to It. Zin nias uMiully are overcrowded and ii,.ip t.uit rr.m irtui '" " f" Brims Widen Th9 wlde-b rimmed hat Ib extreme ly smart. This ono, of red balll tiubtl. has a flat feather circle of red end black on (he brim. A Hot One , . 1 .... 1 ( WHAT MAXES 1 YOL) THINK J V THAT? - 1 ( KK0W rt-i I I M0. U. . PAT. O''-' 4' rvwnv, 7aey Dor ) (- Did you & eecAuse tais W fll AAVJ6 SCMOOI-AT K, SET 7AAT 1 IS GEODGE BYJOME ACME TO PAY CO -cr IDeA?, . WASHINSTONS VOUP.S M AT-TUE TTOEKSf i i -i numm i wimii i Jjl il i - - ( Harrison Ford At Colonial In Rich Comedy Intimate glimpses Into thujlfe of the "tin can tourist" are provided by A Inn Hale, director of "Itubber Tires." fenturing Harrison Kord and Hesslo Love, which will be on view at the Colonial theater, start ing today. This human comedy of the nuio campK, which Xeldti Hears and Tuy tiarnett adapted from a. slory by I'Vank Condon, chronicles dn a highly humorous vein the motor jaunt overland of a typleal Ne.v VorK, fnhtlly via the auto touriM camori. MIkk Love, ns Mary Kllen Stack, the heroine, utter losinjf her job In New York City, trades lie,' household belonlnfH for an uuto- inobiln of niu-frnl vtntaK, u nil mo tors WoHt wllh hep (Ippi'mlont fam ily. Mn roilto bIio rnootH the Ihto, por- truypil by llnrrlxon l'"orl, uml lim exiMrienees encountered durlnic tbn tPip f)0m the Atlantic, to Pacll'iC j furnish laughs Kalore; Th fain- all hope eventually to reach the run-diwn SiacU farm In California, which Is about to be sold for de linquent taxes. . ) 7 "Itubber Tires" waii filmed dur ing n trip' of several thousand miles, with all of the scenes taken In va rious auto camps at which the com pany stopped ei) route. , In addition to Miss 1-ove and Kord the cast In cludes May Itobson, Junior cogh lan, John Patrick and Krwin Con nelly. "Topsy and Eva" v At Arcade Tomorrow The Duncan Misters. .Host-tta and Vlviunv make their sereen debut In 'Topsy and Kva," film version of their own musical comedy stage success, at the Arcade theater rm,llUIin(, ul.An tlxav nnnn n Ilil-Rn. day engagement. "Topsy and Kvn" i,Bnh,. hns become widely known through itn engagements In twenty-three key cities goring four years of con tinuous stage presentation. United ArtlstH presents the first Duncan sisters' film, which Del Lord ill- rented from the continuity of Scott tmrltng. The film Is based on the play by Catherine Chlsholm Push ing. j A comedy filmed on n wale un usual for that type of picture, "Top isv and Eva" U a black and white .study In laughter, possessing that colorful handful of characters iwhlelt Harriet needier Stowe drew ( 'in 'Tilde Tom's Cabin" but Henrt ling .those characters throjigh .ml- I ventures that have never been im , prisoned in the covers of a hook. j.Noblo Johnson Is "ITncle Tom" hint (filbson Onwland Is "rUmon Legree." , Nils Amber, Swedish "find" of Di rector .Maurltz Stiller," makes his lAmerlcan screen debut as "fieorgo (Shelby." Marjorie Uaw, Myrtle I- erguson anu jlenry intor are al so prominent In tho cast. I In the film little "Hva' doesn't go to heaven for medical; science has advanced dncc ISftJ.- "Simon legree" doesn't always have the I best nf things, even if lhe law Is on his side." "Topsj'" flees over snow, nov eakea of Ice, and her l fiery steed has snowshoes, (o boot, jstratige hands leap from mouldy Imniinds In graveyards to clutch at j"Topsy's" nnkles and "I'ncle Tom" lis a lovable fellow, who lets the llltle ones play "piggy-back" with hint in the parlor. I j Thn old poiith, ''befo de wn" Is some scenes, while In others It Is ALL THAT BED a land of great wooden houses I fronted by massive, while, south-, ern colonial pillars nnd spaoluis ' porileos. j The story of "Topsy and Eva" j parallel only In large, general j terms the 'Tnele Tom's Cabin" narrative. Topsy Is auctioned off 1 to Utile Eva for a nickel. Simon ( Legree Is a money-lender who j comes to ftreclose a mortgage on i Christmas Kve. Topsy is not ! chased by bloodhounds, but by u i 1, HI. Hon,,,, ,.. Th,ro ,c nun,- I crous emertalulug departures from the accepted facts' of the legend. lliiiimniu unv It' Pill 111 fint! and life Is just one great, big! laugh. They admit that the original i stage version of "Topsy and Eva " hud 347 laughs. AuiU'nc al lho Arcado llieivlpr will huvo li dt-cido about the film. The motion pie- turn story is virtually inn same as that of the piny, additions and not deletions beliiK the only chaimes. "Galloping Fuvy" Coming To Star J J, flUl'SUfiy ... A well-told tale ' is "(Galloping K:iiry," the new Moot Olbson star ring vehicle which will be shown at the Star theater Thursday and I-'rlday. It is a gripping story of the went wit h u hi pie tiuan titles of comedy intorsperser). And, Indeed, It should be a good story for it comes di rectly from the pen of Unit ace of western story wrlrcis, Pester It. Kyne. Hoot, beloved as always, further endears 'himself with the screen going public by Ids delightful char acterization of the Tidy Toreador, a rodeo bull thrower who never allows nia nice, nanus or canoe m be soiled by eontar t with the dusty eaH 11. Hard-riding,' two-rated flghtlntf and riotous comedy gags feature this Olbson picture which is one of the best he has ever done. Through it all Is the thread of a heart-warming romance between Olhsoif unl Sally Kami, who will bo remembered as one of the YVuui pas slurs of li:7. Very fine, human and appealing character work Is done by this PR0UP I SpasmodicCroupiBfrequently relievedbyoneapplicationof WICKS Ovmr 17 Mitliun Jawm Und Ymarly , Special On WASH BOILERS ltc. Mill! Nq. S Alt-Copper ; Holler $11. "1 1.20 No. 9 All-t'oppcr Jloller 7. HI) -1 .110 No. X tialvalll'ed Holler No. !l (ialvanixed Holler No. K Anti Itush J.lsk Holler.... No. II Antl Itush Uslt Holler.... No. S Plain l.lsk Holler ..... No. ! Plain I. Isle Holler I .nr. i.2f 1.57 00 5.50 4. lid 11.15 3.50 S.l n.r.n 2.15 Theso nro all lho l.lslt Mfg. Co. Hollers and cannot bo ciiuallrd In quality uml price. F.L. LILLY 1IARDWARI-: Thoiie Main 85 By Taylor n OF YrtE BIJMKET HAVE BEEM ON YOW VJILL BE PLT BACK OM MINE By Blosser Professional Directory This directory In eniieclHlly tiandy for the newcomer or for the out-of-town reader who may wniil the name and athlrcsft of noma professional Minn. It has been carefully prewired nnd will prove to he a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt prurcsslouul servlco. Classified for Quick Reference Dentists --'' -r''-' H,CO. 'J" i'-J ii7? Architect J C II. SllM.KIl Architect Itiiiim 7 Lft Grande Nalhmal llnnk niilMInK Osteopalhic riiysiciatM .i. i.. iNdi.i:, i). n. ii Aiti; aiiiot ivii.i;, , . Qent.ral pruntlce uiai ihu "I'OST SYNTKAL" for fallen rehe. 3oninntr 'IVU.phone duildiliK .Muin IOC i.icr.Nsrn matkrxity home Trained core, 1'rlee reaonnblii. Mrs. K. W. Hwrt. K.lifi Y. -LMI-lill IVATKIOIAIV PIANO SlllOOI. KB ut Ml Juk in U lesons. Popular songs .iiiinifdlately. i("glnners or ndvaniMul. tlraco Ihirnes, Instriiu t'.r, Uox 07 ft. OAK 1. WOOI t'ertified Public Accountant. 113 Kim. St., , Phone Main l. Harlan as Cibson's whimsical dad. 1 Puke IE.- l.ee is-splendid Hti iin ln- jdhiii. while Km ilk Heal as tho b!usr 1 lering old father of .Miss Itand In? j jeeta many laughs into tho picture, being an excellent foil for Gibson and I larlan. ; , ; . ' . . We can always Ihlnk a hd of rea- .. . i. I " ,1J . . V ,1 satisfied with what they have. Some people lend such an aimless existent that they could fire ut random without hitting It, Astrologer MltS. ritRDFItlCK nAI.MRS 301 N Ave.. LA Grande, Ore. IteHillriKH dally. Reading by Mail a Specialty Garage Doors We have in stock a dandy 3-door garage set light in weight and each door has 4 lights of glass. You will he surprised at the price agreeably surprised. VAN TETfEN LUMBER CO. Plmnc Main 732 Good Service Quick llPlmfDlHi sswnrannnn STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. I. cave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 n. 111. -1 :00 p. m. Connect with All PoinU West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande for Maker, Tioise La Grande for P.aker only La Grande for Pendleton ICiiniiPclloiiii nt I'di'llpton Leave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a.m. Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 For information Physicians & Surgeons iiKK II. IHU VV, M. II. I.F.UA WII.KKN, M. I. Praothie limited to itiseus of, the live. Kur. Nona und Throtit. New Koley Tidnphone' K. J. K1H1IV, M II. rityaicluii and burgeon Pommer 'j't-lephone ItollUllig Main 22 VKIlN I. IIAMII IO, M. D. Piiysluiun and Huryon Oardner 'iviephono VtuUUlntf MiiiuUit , Hesldence Phon Main mi If no-answer call Miiu S'Jt) P. .McAIIOHV, Mi burg-turn Vew Foley Itulldlns Tel phon Main f,a P. HAl.STOtf, M. II. Prcatlce limited to diseMes of in Kye, Kar, Nos and Tlimat Rooms 18-1S T.-lnphon 3omiaer HuildlnK Main 7VH niciiAniifloiv, m Hurgry finnmn 1R-17 Telephone Main lb Somnier HuildlnK J. A. WOXDKIM.ICK, M. II. Physlolan and Burgeon ver U & U Drug Siore Bus. Phone . ltca. Phona Main C7S Main aa II. 1, MeUAbl., M. l. rhyslclan and Surgeon Sommer Telephone Uuflrtlng Mnin r:is Think of It Vp Hnow of men (but only a few of them) who huve families: They own no home. , They have no hank account. They save nothing. They spend all they make. They carry no life insur ance. i The future :Ih ahead of thorn. What can they expect ' It to be? ' , United Siaies National Bank M4M4IMaa'4MM . Our Service .rjfU'clH amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and experience. We do not worry the bereaved with details, nor do we leaui ilu lulls , for them to worry about. , : Wo tTndorsland KNOlMiHASS A ZIMMKItMAN Main 62 1 1 :2.ri n. ni. 4 p. ni. 10:r,0n.m for Wnlla Wiilla nml I'ii II) mil MAIN 709