La Grande evening observer., April 12, 1928, Image 9

Thui-sday, April 12, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Nina
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Countlea
NEWTODAY
WANTKI) Practical nui-slnfr or
hour ork. I'll. S7-M. 4-ia-2tp
WANTKI) Wailrvw. Apply l.a
Cirantlo Mold. 4-12.21
WANTKI) Woman over 35 for
hooscworli, euro , 2 fhlldrpn.
I'hnnc SGIi-M. 4-12-llp
Knit HI'N'I New mo-lrn G-rooiu
house, 2IIII llox Khlcr Ht., Ju'fl
off AiluillH. 4-12-lltp
$.iuu , HKWAKI) for .the return or
Albert Ktcvenn to his )toin( on
Alhuny nntl t'ovu. Uonft since
Sept. .1, 1927. , 4-12-Stp
l''OU .SAI.K 5-room house, well
loeatel, SMKia, Might consider
eloseil car. Inqulrp Norlu Hi'le
riarlier Shop. .- 4-1 2-11 1
WANTKII Kxperlcnceil ' Iioiifi!
keeper for family of three, 1.1"
ln con'lltUl)H iiletil. $4u a mo.
Kxcelleut reference , y julrvil.
I'lione Main Oik". ' 4-l2-.'llp
l 'Olt ; KAI.K AleCormlek-lleerlliK
separator. 7fil' Ihs. capacity: I Vs
years old and In ffooil condition.
Sell for f'.d. I,. J. Martin, Inililer.
4-K!-:ilp
MONK If TO LOAN l.oulls nmtlo
on improved real estate, both In
terest und prilK'lpal taken caro
of Kith monthly payments. Quick
service, no delay. ' l.u Grande
liulldll'K Loan Association, La
(Irande. Ore. 4-12-(lt
FOIl KALE AMI Til ARB
KOIt KAI.K KiphIi goal, and the
kbl. 1 SU7 V are. 4-1 1-2H'
KOIt SAI.K 3 acres of land In
May Park. Call 257-J. 3-1-lm
KOIt SAI.K White leuhorn Imtch
ini? egKS. Farmers 286. 8-2 1-1 m
l'Olt SAI.K Dry lli-in. wood, cord
wood, posts. I'll. 227-W. 3-27-lm
l'Olt SAI.K Weaninic pifc's. I'honc
Farmers 17X. Art MirCull.
' 4-10-.HP
l-'OIt SALIC Coleman pas lantern,
A-l shape, $4.5(1. Furniture Kx
riiawro. 4-lll-tf
Knit SAI.K Jersey Giant setllns
ckrs. Address Clias. K. Keeman.
Imlilur, Ore. - . 4-7-Stp
l'Olt SAI.K 1 trunk, .used: hat
box, patent leathers. ltai-Kalns.
Furniture Kxcliungc. 4-la-tf
l'Olt SAI.K Timothy seed, tc a lb.
Also baled timothy hay. It. 10.
Lull. Suinmervillo. 4-2-I2IP
l-'OK SALK (Jootl used Winner ma
chine, $22. Furniture KxchnnKo.
4-10-1 f
I'dlU SAI.K (Irlmm alfaira seo.1,
2SC lb. Lester II. Bond, 1 (nines,
fire. 4-U-5tp
l'Olt SAI.K Hoses and trees.
Woolworth slock, Jl.aa per doz.
On Spruce anil Adams Sis.
4-10-41
oil SAUK Standard Certified
Nelted Clem seed potatoes. 1'rlce
$1.25 a cwt. tilenn Thompson,
205-W. 4-7-Glp
KOU SAI.K Two acres adjotnint?
city. New 5-rooiti stucco house,
Karaee, $.15u. $300 cash will
handle. Call 307-W. 4-ll-3t
foii nr.sT
S-room Duplex with bath, strict
ly modern, full basement, fur
nace, In best residential district.
Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St.,
Mnln 643.
MOM'N' POP
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AFTER VoVJ
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HIM UP FROM.
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TAKE UP
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OP HIS BELoNGl-
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"Ail Observer Want Ad
' Will Do It"
FOII PALE-A . 2-plntfl electric
grill, $4.75. Furniture Kxclmnite.
4-d-lf
FOU SALE Olt TltADK lloosler
kitchen cabinet, utmost new.
Furniture Kxchanse. 4-io-ff
FOIt SAI.K ithode island Iteds
find I'lymoutll baby chicks for
April 1 71 h and 20th. Ph. 227-M.
4-11-21
FOR SAKR 132B Rtuddmker
standard sedun; in t'liHt cluss
condition, engine, upholstery,
paint, etc. .This car has been
driven a little over 14. duo miles.
Tall or ted Tex Knight at Elks
chili. 4-10-5!
FOR RAIjE A Tlargaln. Large 0
room house, 4 rooms brick, on
Improved street. 2 lots 40x110
each, :i lots ti5x2S.r each. Fine lo
cation, close to school, shops and
mill,. See owner and save c.om
.. mission. North end Ash St. C. EU
inont Roll, 10LM) Rcnton Ave.
4-6-6tp
VOR SAKE Clean, Lardy, depend
able nursery stock, consisting ot
ornamental trees, such as Cut
leaf Weeping Rirch, Tamarax,
t Rechtel'a Flowering Crnb, Silver
Maple, J'aul's Red Thorno.
Fruit trees sucli as the. New
Rlchared Delicious, Red Rome,
Ranler, 'inter Banana, Yellow
. Transparent, Newton.
Ornntnentnl Dwarf Evergreen
such as Berkman's Golden Ar
borvltae,. Pyramidal, Erlcoldes,
Jtellnlnpoia, Greek Juniper, Ta
. marisr.tfnlla Juniper, Concolor
Fir, Colorado Green Spruce,
White Fir, Black Hill Spruce,
Mtigho Pine.
Prepared plans and general in
formation given on request.
WASHINGTON NURSERY CO.
T.a Grande Sales Yard cor. Spruce
nng Adnms. C. W. Everett, Agt.
Phono Slain D82 2 rings
3-28-lm
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UN41M& 1
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TH1NH.S ThePE
HAS BEEM
FOUL ?LAM AND
THAT THIS DARE
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WTTLfc I
HONEV BUT
. To TuPl
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WOMAN'S ATTORNEY
HAD
1VA VT
FRIENDS
OTHEP.
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SBEVHUAT r f I'M 6OIK6TO RU. I ) JUST TlUHicii
6OT7JJ.ISM0PMIM6?f' AOME QOICK AM' SEE FJ26CI4LES AW5MIS
A LETTER WSOM S 2(H'.6& IF OUR POS7MAA4 jrj CiMfiPRS PteMT
FBECkLESin f' I'D LIKE To BR006A7A LETTER cw 7 IS LETTER AWD
iL A)7n A , ZtrZS P WIS S7AAKP VW1W
FOR RK.TT
FOR HB.NT Furnished four room
' house. 21111 N. lllrch. 4-5-tilp
OK HKNT Apt. 130t Tsnn ave.
l-.tr
'OK lt':NT Modern house. Call
472-lt. 4-ll-4t
'tilt HKNT lirKe pasture; has
runiiinff waier. I'honc S42-J. I
4-U-3t'
FOIt HKNT li-rooni modern 4iun
Kulow, with furnace. I'honc Mrs.
It. J. Green. Main 550. 4-9-41
FOU 1 IK NT Furnished apart
nient, l.uundry trnys; steam bent.
Apply Hill Apts., No. 1. 3-10-tf
FOIt ItKNT 5-rnom modern fur
nished house. Inquire 2115 I'ino.
front R : 3d n. m. to 5:S) p. m.
4-9-8tp
FOft ItKNT Kive-rooin rurnished
house with hath. Two-room or
one-room furnished. 1810 Green
wood. 4-f-tf
l'Olt ItKNT TO Alll'l.TS 2-room,
4-room and 5-rnom. upartmenls
. wllli private baths, on ground'
floor. .Clean .and quiet. 1KI0
(Ireenwood St. - - 4-lO-tf
WA5ITEU
-Washings. Call 475-J.
4-10-4lp
WANTKI Kxperionred f?lr! -fori
Konpi-ul hoiiseworlt. I'hone Main
107. 4-l0-:u!
WANTKI) TO THAI K Somo goo j
x Interest ln'iirinff contracl on
l.ti CJrando city property for a
tfooil ranch. Call Ohaerver.
4-U-St
MI&CEXLANnOtJS
LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up
holstering & Weaving Works.
Phono 424-W. Chat. Edwarda,
Prop. 12-1-lm
TAKEN TP One bay work horse,
shoil on three feet. Ono bay sad
dle .horse, saddle marked. Noble,
Rte. No. 2. 4-0-Htp
USED TIRES and tubes, all sizes.
Vul can! King, rellners, boots. Acli
erman Tire Shop. Next to Obser
ver office. 3-lG-lm
HORSES AND MULES Work
horses, saddlers, mules, any slxe,
any type. I sell or buy and give
you a square deal. George
Rhevar. 3-16-lmp
MONEY TO LOAN We have mon
ey to loan on desirable, city prop
erty ut the low rate of interest of
Gtyr. We write nil kinds of in
surance, including life. Chan. K.
Reynolds. 3-lCMf
y.rmcit nrticic itooms with
board. Moderate rat ss.'l'lrst class
place. 3-HI-lmp
EASTERN OREOON Schooi of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
3-9-1 M
WHY buy nursery stock from ir
responsible agents when you can
get reliable stock for consider
able less money from home peo
ple? Cherries, Peaches, Cots,
Plumes," Primes, Pears and Ap
ples, 2-3 foot trees at $30 per
hundred, $250 per thousand; lit
nt 100 rate and 500 at 1000
rate. Also nil kinds of berry
plants. Including three varieties
of greatly improved Clark Seed
lings, l.'lrich; Rig Elk nnd Stand
ard, etc., etc. Also all kinds of
Roses, Shrubbery nnd Ornamen
tal KARL J. STACKLAND
Cove, Ore.
3-19-lm
The Cops Get
LWER
UM.LAWEBS
COT RIGHTS TO
Their opimioh,
"BUT I'VIE EEH
Too MAUV Vr
THEE VLAT'
A HAND 'fOOTED R0ME0S
'TURN WHITE
fEATUEtt AND BEAT
IT VNHEI4 THEM AR.E
COPNETAED . HE'LL BE
BACK ASSOC
AVE
THINKS UP
A GOOD
ALIBI
Absence Makes
OFFICE
CAT
tSAOS MASH ;
Br Junius
Lies hurled here one William Hold;
Departed from this life,. .
nocause ho went out In the cold
Attired like his wife.
; , . ,
Nice Toiinit Lawyer (who had
called to announce a million dol
lar Inheritance): Your Iciracy
Nice Young llelresM (who lias
Just reclined on a settee): I don't
give a durn ir you do. ...
JlanasiT "Why did yn stilko
inis 'ift imly?" (
Waller "Well, she asked hio lo
retch her a w rap. , And all I done
wua to fetch her a kiukI one over
tho rljrht vfa." ,
.
Harry Twenty years nico when
n man put n rlntt on n woman's
finver It' inenut that she was his
forever and ever. 1
Gladys Yes, but that doesn't
hold now. ' I
' ' . ' . ' ' ' j
A ho-mnn Is ono who brnvply.
tells iiis wifo Die truth, -Ut tlio
rllnhcs full whoip thfjr mny.f -jj
"Oo not tho falling leaves nnd
the giay say of uuluiun (ill your
heart with sadness?'sho asked.
"I should say they Ho," the man
replied. "You see I'm tho pro-V
prh-tor of a summer hotel.
,
'There was a time when she
could have mnrried anyone b
pleased." -
'And she never married V 1
"Well, she didn't pleaso anyone."
t ...
Miner Were, you fired with en
thusiasm when you tackled your
first job afler lenvlng college?
Ology Was J ' r never saw n
man so glad to get rid of me In
my life. ,
HEMSTITCHING fio yd. Ruth
ellzabeth Shop. Mrs. Caldwell.
'9-16-lm
MONEY Easy monthly payments
on straight loans. See J. R. Oli
ver. 3-8-2m
NEIGHBORS of Wooacraft are giv
ing a benefit dance Tuesday Apr.
luth, Sacajnwea ball room. The
public Is lnvitetf; Tickets 7fic. La
dles free, Lindsay's Orchestra.
4-6-3tp
HKOOMI.'IKI.U & ItlcHAltllHON
Successors lo -Rtlles
fit Company
308 C.reenwood St. I'h. .Main 714
Coal, Wood, May. Grnln l.lme
8-26-lm
FOR SALE
1 acres, nil In cultivation House,
good oarn, water right, near
market road in Cove, fruit and
berries and alfalfa lund. Price
$4200. Terms, $1000 cash, no
payment on principal for- two
years; thereafter $f00 and in
terest nt 9. Permit me to show
you this,
0
tV you arc paying more than $!.ii0
r,..n,V!"!,..'.n 'Ur .niorlB"s:0.'llhe Klrl follows the sailor'. There
Th 1 , Principal, it
inlBht pay you bis dividends to
tun unit mnn iuu tr.iiiiiii my
plan. You who carry straight
loans, nnd are continually hav
ing to ask for extensions or pay
tbe cost of new financing
should be very much interested
in my plan. We alt expect our
"ship" to come sailing into our
harbor, but so few of us are
safe pilots, wo make too many
detours. Jf you have a loan or
need one, eomo fi and let us
talk it over.
Geo. H. Currcy
Realtor
Busy
IT'S THE POLICE AGAIH
JTUEN'ME BEE.M
Ht.N&IN& AROUND
THE CxUMN S' HOUSE
UH.E A MOKTGAGS
, .
V A KUM-WNAW D0& I I v BEEN TALKINS IN HIS SLEEP
TT Ir HIS OVW4 I I V ABOUT HOW HE'D LIKE
Aa ' . V W-ENINE.U . II TO DUCK. TWHHOLE
.''' 'A. 'STILL vOUKS
Vll ' k " Ir L-1 BELIEVES aCT-
TTV1 - II nSShiN sawja clause ifa
The Heart Gro w Fonder
J ( Wl 1 1 sM0l.U LAUeAAwDBE )
UfX-fc II ) GLAD WAT UMCLEAARKVS i
. I CAMTAELP IT, "0 . Ei'Y's, -Irn 7Alh6 AIM OM GCCW A
1 JUSr&OT7ACPY-- )isZfei . , f 'Ml Ailc& TRIP, BOT L JUST .
BoO -MB'S SO FAR ( I'M.1 P ' M 'J V COULDAT KEEP FPOM
AWFBOWMERE J 1 3 i :i j ' l I CRyiAY BECAUSE L MISS )
that )7 makss J Mlili I, iVrTrrrTr-TfvT Hw AA1 fl'
jl '
ATM
"West Point"
An Exciting .
Picture .
West Point the very name sug
gests romance, Morions traditions
and patriotism. All these are echoed
In William Haines' new Metro
dtildwyn-Mnyer staYring vehicle, in
which, nt the Arcade theater today,
Friday and Saturday the audience
follow . his career as a cadet
through the government's military
academy,
It's n story of yohtH nml romance
with the thrills of a great foot
ball Htmttgle, the spectacle of pa
rades and evolutions of Uncle
Sam's future officers and a deli
cate romance between Maine and
Joan Crawford running through it.
Haines plays a "fresh" young
mnn who comes to West Point to
play football. The traditions offclhe
corps mean nothing to him. He's
conceited, selfish, wayward,
Tho remaking of the youth from
this raw materinl into ideal timber
for offlcership is strikingly shown
In a dramatic and entertaining se
quence, i There are many comedy
moments in his training comedy
moment of which llalnes takes the
fullest ndvnntage: there are heart
throbs as the cadet is put tln'nftgh
tlje bitter experiences that must be
his hit before bo can learn the les
son of the corps; one has every
sympathy with him even while
realizing that he deserves his les
son and that It's all for his good
The .love theme is wonderfully car
ried out by Haines and Joan Craw
ford, who plays the heroine of the
new story.
One of the outstanding elmrac-
terlRations Is the work of William
Rakewel! as the timid young "Tex,"
adoring friend of tho foollmll hero.
and Ralph Emerson mid Nell Neely
give ciean-cut portrayals as stu
dent officers. Major Rnymond O
Moses of the United Stales nrmy.
who plays the role he plays in real
life as instructing officer at West
J'olnt, handles his part cleverly.
Colorful Life
Of Navy Is
Shovvit in Film
Fox Films' "Sharp Shooters'
which is showing- today and Krl-
lay at the Star theater Is one of
the most colorful pictures that film
fans have seen In a Ions' time. The
cast Is headed by two such able
stars as George O'Mrlen nnd hols
.Moron, who, add new laurels to
;thelr already Ionic list by their
work In this picture.
This picture has as Its Ingredi
ents overv known element to
Urtmlnatlnir. Kvcry scene is full
of action. Romance, comedy,
pathos' and thrills aro prevalent
throughout the picture. J. O. Hly-
jstono has done nn outstanding bit
of direction,
"The plot of tho etory revolves
around a little French girl from
Morocco and an ' American gob.
From Morocco the story moves to
Ihs Vnur. Vli L' trf Ul.1a tekaso
oto,.lollg b00tlp(r Ung ,, ,
h u ,
George
In a smash-up climax George
leads a gang of his buddies to the
dive and clenns up the entire out
fit. William Pemnrest gives a com
mendable performance an the boot
legger and Nancy Carroll is enimlly
as fine as tho East Hide girl. Some
splendid comedy Is dono by Tom
ugan and Nonh Young ns the
sailor buddies of O'Brien.
"Sharp Shooters" is an original
story by Randall H. Fnye, and
Marion Orth wrote the: scennrio.
in the Moroccan and East Side se-
.) IMAGINE! ,1 NUTHIN' TO OHIEP. SAME OLD 1
THAT'S A ' r T0O.S.ALL THE EVIIDEMCE POINTS.
SLEUtH fOft I If I 1 to AC3UICK GUT-AAW Hl IFC
NOO . E.1.PECTIN& lit ENEH THINK.'S HE'S MET iVllTH
TO PlMD; A III I fOOU PUH ALTHDUGtH HE'S
quenccfl have been obtained by
Cameraman Charles Clarke. The
fact that George O'Brionr served in
the Pacific fleet dtirlng tho5 World
war makes his part inv this picture
nil tho more alluring, for in every
sequenco he Is thoroughly nt homo.
HEALTH
TIIE IRRITABLE Cim.H
My Charles IW Kbcly, M. !., .
Cincinnati, .
Member Gorgas Memorial
Irritability In children Is often
due ta phyifnl ill health, tonsillar
infection, eye strain .and quite fre
quently nn unsuitable , diet any
physical condition producing con
tinuous' if only moderate discom
fort. Every child presenting the
problem of Irrltabjllty should first
of nil . have the most thorough
physical examination.
Tho investigation slopping here,
however. Is only half complete, for
mental situations are. at least as
likely to produce irritability. If a
grown man Is bad-tempered,
would you stop after asking if he I
has a cavity In his tooth or wtmht j
you be Interested in tho ntmos- j
phere of Ills homo and work place? I
The samo. applies to tho, child, but i
It Is surprising hov many parentn 1
refuse to take any interest In an
attempt to study this phase. The
explanation may be based hi tem
perament and a given child may bo
more affected than another ex
posed to the same conditions be
cause ho has inherited a fault of
temperament from his parent. In
addition he is always under the
charge of that parent, and there Is
nothing more irritating than such
a superior. So the irritation grows
like the proverbial snowball on tho
hill. When the problem comes up
nnd the parents nre put under
question, mother usually accuses
father, nnd -father drops into tho
ofrice next dny to tell the doctor
who the real offender Is. Some
times both parents unite to tongue
lash the child's teacher. When Ir
ritability Is In question, father and
mother need to be almost snperhu
nianly honest and self-analytical, j
The psychological icause of lrrt '
tablllty aro as varied as the physi
cal and could not be covered short
Of writing a fairly thick book, but
those most commonly appearing
can bo mentioned. Nagging Inj
probably tbe most frequent. If a
child Is trained from tho first to
obey with reasonablo promptness,
nagging will not be necessary a !
few years later. Some psycholo-
gists have condemned saying j
"don't" to the child to nn extravn-
gant degree, losing sight of ; the i
fact that nil civilization and law !
nra.ouo big "don't".
No doubt Rome children hear too
many "don'ts". Their Irritating
effects can be diluted with nn oc
casional' "do." Reforo answering
stop to consider how harmful oon
sent may really be and ns often as
possible let somo plensure originate
from you. ThV rather 'Vno'rfcWiU
slonnlly offers to tako tho boys to
"Sleep All Night Now" I
Says Pcim. Man, "Not Itother! by
IlladiU-r WcnkncMS at MglK." I
A. f. Smith, 41 West'Rrood St.,'
Hethlchem, Pa., says In his own
home paper, tho Reihlehem Globe:
"I now rise In tho morning re
freshed and feeling flue. Wilt glad
ly tell my experience by words or
letter." '
Getting up nights for bladder re-
Hef Ik nature's warning of danger
ahead. I.lthiated lluchu cleanses
the bladder as cpsoin salts do the
bowels, driving out abnormal de
posits, neutralizes excessive .acids, !
thereby relieving the irritation
which causes getting up nights. The:
tablets cost 2. cents at all drug'
stores. Keller Laboratory. Mechan-
tcsburg, Ohio, locally nt J,. & I..
Drug Co. , Adv,
By Cowan
By Blosser
Professional Directory
This directory U especially handy (or tbe newcomer or for the
ontof-towfl mute who may want the name and address of some
professional maa. It has been enrernlly prepared and will prove
to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional
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Classified for. Quick Reference
Osteopathia PhjilclanJ
J. IVOLH, D O.
MARGARET JNtlktCa O. O.
General practice and the "IOST
BY STEM" lor fMlen rehes.
Jo miner , Telephone
tfulldinv Main 1U6
Architect
;,. illM.HH, Architect
Room 7
La Orftndd National Rank Btilldlntf
LICKNdr.O MATKniflT BOMB
Train, care. Prtua reasonable.
Mrs. B. W. Hmrt. 110 Y. 1-20-im
WATERMAN PIANO OHOOI RR
and Juaa in 12 lessons. Popular
onga immediately. Bp Inner or
advanced. Grace Barne. Ins true
tor. Box e?K.
OAR O. WOOIV Certified Ptiblle
' Accountant. US Elm. St., Phone
Main 1.
n ball game nnd the mother who
organizes a picnic will meet with
much IVss resistance to legitimate
"don'ts." Explanation may take
the sting out of a refusu, but it is
not practical to atop and explain
every prohibition. Many cannot
bo explained to Infantile minds, for
instance, why a boy should not
pour glue Into the gasoline tank.
Ono other source of Irrltatdllty
often uncovered 'Is unsuitable
placement In school. The child-may
he incapable of meeting the de
mands of his grade or, less often,
may be so far ahead of It as to
feel restrained.; . A psychometric
test will settle this situation quick
ly and accurately.
If physical sources of discom
fort arc -removed and mental con
flicts not neglected. Irritability
should be controlled with reason
able ease.
AVIATORS ARE TRAINED
. FOII "IIIJXO" 1 LVIXG
PARTS (AP) Rllnd-flylng Is be
ing taught airplane pilots to equip
them for navigation through fogs.
The training Is being given for
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Rourget. along lines successfully
followed In Germany.
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