La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 25, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday," May 25, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw NbM The Observer Want The Market Plae of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAY port RKNT erly Apt. -Furnished Apt. Wnv , 5-25-31D yon RKNT Modern house, well furnished lit 1!)(I3 Adams. G-20tf j.'Olt RKNV Apt. Cull 4S1-W lj-25-3tp jtiR KAM'l Weaning pics. Frank Furman. . l ty J. li. Dobbins. 6-25-111) KXIM'IKIIONCKU woman wants cooking on farm or camp. Cull -observer. C-25-3tp yun SAI.R Spring fryers. 25c lb. Krnuk llraden, l'erry, Ore. 5-25-311) Foil KAI.H One bunny and har ness, lmiulro 1-12 Wash. '-'5-llp WANTKIJ Young married man wants work of any kind. 4r,l-M. ' , 5-25-2tp J'lHi SAIjl'l 1 good used 1 vers nnd I'ond ))lano. lmiulro Observer. P ." 5-20-3t FOlt TUADH Small house and lot In Ruseburg, trade for I.a tirande properly, l'yrumid Land Co. ' ' 5-25-ltp KOR HAI.K -5-room house. garage, lawn, shrubs, shade nnd fruit trees. I'nved street.- -Terms ean be had. In good residence sec tion. 307 Sprint! St. . 5-251E - LOST 1 hny horse, branded horso- )phoe on left stifle; 1 gray mule. 5 reward for holding nnd noti fying Oeo. C. HilI,,Iinbler, h'nrm ers 8-X-2. 5-251 1 FOB KEST FOR ItF.NT Modern 5-room house. 1'hone 4ti!)J. G-19-tf.' I'Olt IIBNT Modern 472-It. house. Cull 6-n-tr l.'Oit HUNT Apt. 1307 I'enn live. 3-8-lf l-'OR HUNT Light housekeeping ' rooms. 1512 Adums. I'll. 257-J. FOR HKNT 3-room furnished apt. Adults. ltil-.W. , 4-17-tf I'OK HUNT f urnlshcd. Third. Apis, light and water $20.00 mo. lf04 5-23-31 Full RUNT Furnished i-ioom modern house. 502 . Adams, mornings. 5-23-lltp FDR HUNT Oil house.. 1502 1st. SA MO 7-room Cull. M l -J, 5-22-41 FOR RUNT 4-l'O.om modern house, reasonable,. Vu 1S3-W. V X ' ; 6-2 1 -tf l-'OR KKNT 2 Rtoi-e rooms, 1 suit able for repair shoih Inquire N, A. Desllel, i'otey Rai-ber shop. 5-24-lit FOR JtKNT 4-ronm. modern house with glassed-in sleeping poreh. I'll. 455-.M,, or call at 110(1 Jeff. 5-24-2t FOR HUNT 0-room home, with fine garden plot nhd good water rivht. SI 5 per mouth. W. 11. Hohnenknmp Co. 4-lC-tf FOR KENT 2-rooni, 3-room and 5-rooni furnishcil houses. Cleun nnd quiet. 1S10 Grecmyood. 4-25-tf POIt RENT 3-room Duplex with bath, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace, In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St., Main C43. jtfOM'N' POP, iRfP m '.. i" - . CZ2 M! POP! MA - .. ' : ': FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS , Such Noise By Blosser y( id ewe aostwwo - 'Tl f wycAjeawKE is )( i,,-- . usteas.'.'wmats ). - "1 C - ; OPMyUAOcxeMABriy- ft SUPPOSCTWAT WATS A LOM3 AUmARouO Juia.'S m ' DOVOUkMOVUVWHECS U"Z?J5r COULD BE TWE r WjAV FCCWN AEPEr . L ' A&ce A' 45.4.? v L I S Observer Want Ad (Count five average words to the line.) Per line, 1st. Insertion 10c I'er lluti, cui'U added, cojihco- ullve liisurtlou , lo MIiiIiuuiu charge, ou ono or der ..... . S5c RATES 11Y MONTH 2 linen, pur muutli , M.S0 3 Hues, pur mouth. $3.25 4 lines, per month , M.0U 5 Hues, xr moulU 4.73 Kuril adilltlunul lino over live liiurgrtl at (do per line per month. CASH IV ADVANCE Is re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rule. Higher rates charged ou all credit Insertions. Copy for nil (Classified orders must bo In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Slop or ders on ad Inserted unlit further notice must be received by the same hour or extra Insertion will bo charged. Telephone order solicited. Cash rates may be earned oo phone orders by puyment on or before dale of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" FOR RKNT .Modern 3-room opts. AH equipped with f rlgldulre, electric ranKe nnd built-lns. hardwood floors and overstuffed furniture. I.unUls Court Apts. Cull Main CJ5. 5-11-lnip I OH BALD AND TRADE FOR SALi; Dry 10-ln. wood, cord wood. Ph. 227-W. 6-7-lm KOR HAI.K Fresh milch cow. J. ' C. Stein. Farmers 54. 5-24-3tp FOR SAI.H 3-inch centrifiiKiil pump. Call Farmers 244. 5-24-2tp FOR SALIi Smuli chicken ranch. - Chicken aud some cows. 258-W. 6-22-0tp FOR SALE OR THARl'3 9x1 2 Ax inlnster rug, almost new. Furni ture Kxchange.' G-14-lf FOR SAM) rurobrod. Hampsnlrc bucks, 15, J. K. Reynolds. 5-19-Otp FOR SA.Lli Winchester shotgun in A-l condition." Inquire at Or chard Camp- Ground, east end . Adams Ave. . ., 6-19-otp FOR SALE Walnut dresser, bed to match. Would pnss for now, and at half price. Furniture Ex- . clinnge. 5-14-tf KOR SALE 30 head young Ches ter While nnil Poland China pigs, 0 weeks old. .Priced ?4. Call K. D. Whiting, Farm 21x1-6-23-3t FOR SALE A bargain, 5-room partly -modern house with gar age. This Is a real buy. See owner. 2000 N. Birch. Main C99. 6-19-tf. .'OR SALE OR TRADE Used up holstered davenport nnd chair to mntch. Good condition. Furniture Kxchange.. 6-14-tf FOR SALI-: OR TRADE 1 toll Ford truck. A bargain If taken at once. Furniture Exchange. 6-14-tf Ad Page Counties MlfiCEIXANBOOS lil'Y, KKI.L. MOVR AND THA11K houses. John Mars. 6-2-'tf UOARU AND ROOM. 35 a mo.1 VlrKlnla Hotel, Depot Ht. 5-2-lm 11KI.IARI.I-: til HI, wants house work. Uood. with children. Call 402-W. . 6-24-3tp EASTKRN OREGON School ot Mu sic Violin, piano, voice credits. 1. O. O. V. Temple. Fh. 447-J. J-9-1M LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holBterlnv & WeavinK Works. Phone 434-W. Chos. Edwards, Prop. 12-i-lm MISS GLADYS MIIJ.10R uhnounces tliat she will continue her piano class until AiiKtist 1st. Reserva tions should ho liiado early. Call 4C3-YV. 6-8-1 111. MRS. P. 8. RORINSON. accredit ed teacher of violin and piano will teach' through the summer. For reservations call 276-J. 1408 4th. . "6-13-lm LAWN MOWBR3 cut ir 'I Rrlnd them or.no pay. Huws filed the new way. 1309 Adams. Ph. C24-W . . 4-2S.-lm MONEY TO LOAN We have mon ey to loan on desirable .city prop erty at tho low rate of Interest of i. We write all kinds of in surance. Including life. Chus. H. ' Reynolds. S-10-lf LOST LOST 8n,iurduy night, Jilue enam eled mesh mir. Return to Ob server. I.ibera.1 reward. 6-23-3t Introduced many years ago from tho Mediterranean . as a forage crop, Johnson grass now Is regard ed In most localities as a weed 'to he guarded against or exterminat ed. Greut care should be tukcu to keep It out of sections where .It does not alncday occur, for once It has gained a firm foothold Its ex termination may be impracticable. In parts of the. cotton belt U has proved more profitable to adjust the cropping system so. as to per mit ulili.ation of the grass as n hay crop rather than attempt its erad ication. FOR SALE iflo A. tjii market roa1, 20 A Rtru.ru, 20 A. clover, a'O A inon (low, &0 A In Kniin, wutor rlxM, springs pijnd io Iioiihq and burn,, pood liuprovomonU and ffnQtiip. Tlio fojlowins euulp- , ,vnn'nt; R-oes wrJh,hp:-pinVf,V 10 niiloh cows, 5 Rood horsefl, 3 brood flo.ws,' HQ, tyes 'arid Inniba, , oo chickens, wukoji, ruowor, rnke, (line and r:mir plow, bind er, barrow,' drill, derrick', 'bur nous und Ifil) buaht'lH sruln. This is a Koneral pitrpost furnt well located and a boIob prop osition from Ilia moment yoa , (:ilte possosHlon, which can be obtained at nny time. t - o A splomlid 14 A. alfalfa, fruit and berry farm In Cove; well improved. Might, ancopt' La firande property an part pa ment. o . Several exceptionally Rood buys-In cjty property. Money to loan on farm and I,a Urande city properly. Geo. H. Currey Ileal tor And So ylt, VL I OFFICE CAT ByJvniuA The cleric quam'lod with 'ills Blrl. V You're nttf Huoh a fool ua you look," Biitd lies "No," she rt'plled,' "Hint's where we lirriV ' - : I latest starring vehicle for R H. O. "Let ma see some of your hlack which is showing at the Colonial kid gloves," remarked the sweet theater today and Sutu:dny. Fred young thing to 'the store clerk. nnd Silver King provide enough illaek ku gloves were planed be- excttemenf In some new riding fore her. 'stunts to satisfy the most lnsati- "These nro the very latest., able thrill seeker. The star ulso Wo'vo hail them in stock for only proves to bo an expert In the mat two days." ter,of throwing knives .and fur Hut the young wonln1 wns not nishes somo additional hits ot sus so euslly convinced. . !pense in Oils manner. Ho Is ably "I- don't think they are," she supported by a splendid cost which said, "because lite fashion bpok boasts such will known names as: says black kids hava tun stitches Ruth Clifford, Nonh Young. Albert and vice versa, i can see tho tan 1'rlsco. William Courtrlght, Tom stitches, all right, but Where's tho Hutes, Norma Mario and Carmen vice versa?" Le Roux. Lloyd lngraham Is to , . - ,bo congratulated oa his bxcellent ' i r iii vi 111 I direction. Mr. lngraham also wrote Our Leap Year advice to single ''"-a continuity "LnL "''Kh'a, women Is ',, before you look. fto'V h hran Tho best way for a single girl to I "Hure Cure." the Educatlonol propose is to sit on hla knee until .Mermnid Comedy on tho bill at ho proposes lthe Colonial theater has as a fea- Ask your' parents to object to tare ot an already largo cast, the your fellow during Leap Year, .addition ofa nautical luugh-mnker Then he will marry you for spite. -whoso presence In tho comedy tiu .... i,iu l I...U in ,n rin. nearly eclipses the efforts ot the o.... ihmn.i, i.i. I...I.- li.. ftnv- ored lipsticks. Proposo In the dark. Keep the parlor shades down. Last Leap year many a Blrl loat her elm nee beat use the shades we-re up. , Hny a cotnfortablo sofa. A com fortitblo sofa Koes a lonp ways to ward r a successful Leap Year. Tell biin you eant shoot a pis tol. A man may be bravo and still refuse, to marry a kooiI pistol shot. Tell him others want to marry you. Never let dn bo Is your last chance. Men don't like tbut. If a woman lets q, man brnff about, his pfiHt Ions enough hn will want her lo take care of Ills fu ture. Don't paint too heavily during Txap Year. You can't proposo to a. man you bavo given painie.rst COiIC ; , ., , . . , . i. t - j,ook wui? k....h mu.h.k 1 Year. No man wnnlH to marry a Blrl who sticks her noso In his eye. Don't grunt when you hug prospective Leap Year husband. It may remind him ot tho prico ot pork eliops. Tell hllll ho looks lonely, Tell him often and lie will believe It. Then you can marry him easily. Let him tell you tho story of his lift-. I'relend you believe it and you will havo him half married. Get your mother lo cook him a meal. Swear you cooked it. A full man, will ninny almoat anybody. lluy a new dress. Tell him yon made it. Claim your clothes, cost a dollar a month You ran mqrry him. " . . - A cnse' cTimo boforiV'a police, court Involving the ownership ot an olKht-day clock. After listen ing to both sides, the maglstrato fvAt'l'hen StniinPn X JU111ICU, tpiVWjJtU fwi Y ll IQ V ,lClUiK IUU X aj ' ' ri r..-, 1 l iiij xm. j kui iKnhlo she plumbs tho very ' Pvi'O-Chek Glim Treatment! depths of emotion and still castB will eliminate bleedinir o-ums.lan Irresistible spell that charms pyorrhea, bad breath and all ailments' of the teeth and gumspr it is tree. Send for our 7-day free trial offer. If satisfied at thq end of 7 days send us $1.00. ' If ndt, return the unused portion and it costs you nothinff. Send your name and , address' today. Pyro-Chek Co., 2315 W, 9th St., Los Angeles, California. Dept. 8. Adv. r - to Bed atm mm "Don .Mike" . Now Showing At Colonial A masterpiece ot entertainment Is "Don Mike." Fred Thomson's human actors. Tho newcomer Is t mined sea-lion und his nnpear- innee is the signal for gales of laughter. J . Thrilling Background For "Student Prince" The haunting loveliness of an old song the fngranco pf a romance sweeter than Its native Edelweiss a love story of a boy and a girl caught In tho grip of tho Iron fist of tradition with tho background of a whole great nation that Is "The Student Prince." It is a story of tho soul of Eu rope a,nd tho soul of humanity. I'I.a crrnnt f,it ,onnl,1 wvn .Mil vir spectacle, now playing at tho Ar- , theater today and Saturday, Is more than a triumph for Hani on Novurro and Norma Shearer, who play its principal roles. It Is more than a triumph for KrnBt LubHsqh. ()mt magtPr of oirffPtlon who wove. together the threads of the hpge dramatic tapestry. It Is more than ja triumph for tho technicians who i built Its gigantic settings who Iconstucted entire towns, huge, ,.,, CnSlies-.for Its great back jKr0,m,ia. jt ls . triumph for tho screen ns 'n wi,0pfor , marks another at(,p forwnr,i in tho ndvanco of the HOroen to its ultimate destiny ns onn of tho KrpaiP8t of the great nrti ..Th0 gtudent Trlnce" has j(1onn nl01, for tn0 screen than nny single thing in years. I Hnmon Novarro. nB Karl Heln- rlcn.'a role immortalized on tho Btuga,;. by Mnnsfleld, Bouclcenult and other's of tho great lumluurles of the spoken drama. Is superb, Hln triumph in "Hen-Hur" was ...... t 'pi.n ai,i... rrlnco" It Istho triumph of sheer Urtistry, ror ho makes his complex harncter live nnd be loved. Ho touches the ultimato In nctlng art. I Norma Shearer Is nn odorablc tho spectator even while that spectntor Is marveling at the Bheer nrt of her portrayal. Jean Kersholt as Juttner, Iho tutor, and Kdward Connelly nn the I'rlmo Minister, play two opposite characters with convincing clarity turned to tho plaintiff: "Vou get tho clock, gravely. ''And what do I got?" ed the aeeuscdr "You get the 'eight plied the ninglHtrnte.v. " ho snld complain.' days," re- nnd comedy Is added by George K. I Arthur, Hobby. Mack and Otis Har-1 lnni Eaytho Chapnian, Piill'pne' De Lacy, Edgar Norton, Lionel Holmore and the rest' of the great cust are wonderfully chosi.u. And among the greatest of the players' Is tho crowd two, thou sand' people who seemed as ln- splrvd by the mighty romance as were the principals. Boy Star In "Wizard of The Saddle" A foarlesa boy rider, an operative-1 of the United H to, tog department of jtwtlea and an ago-toughened vet eran of tho Qhl West jolu foroes to foil a band of counterfeiters and claim-Jumpers In "Vlard of th Saddle,'' I'MiO's ifv starring ve hicle for Burs flarton, tbirtoen year-old riding; innwl, which shows at tho Star theater Saturday only. v , Bum as 'Rrd.Hopner' and hla pal, "Hank," continue their wan derings In soard. for the boy's, lost father and mee,t now adventures as thrilling as those through which they passed la "The, Bpy -Hldcr' and "The Slingshot Kid.' Barton's first starring vehicles for KHO. James Welch, porlrnypr qf the rolo of Hobert E. I.ee In "Abrnhnni Lincoln" and "Tho Heart of Mary land," lays tho old prospector, and Dunne Thompson Is tho. grand daughter, jimmy Ford, sar of "The Student ; Prince' i beforo he entered the movies, Is tlo secret service operative,. NQTICK.OP SIIETllr'FS SALIC Notice Is hereby given, that I havo rocelved foreclosure - exeou- tlon and order of sulo, tssueii out of nnij under the seat of the Cir cuit t.'ourt of tho Stute pf Oregon for tho Cqunty pf Union, duted the 2fith dux of April, 1928, In the suit therein pending, wherein Statu 'of Oregon, represented und acting by I. L. ratterson, governor. Ham A. Kozer, Secretary of Stuto, (Jeorge A. White, Adjutant qeueral, lid- ward K. Ualley, and W. O. C'ulberl- son, coniprlBlng the World War Vetornns' Stale Aid Commission of the State of Oregon, Is plaintiff, and LuVou Plerson and Qoruld Plerson, her hiiKband, May White Desllel nnd N. A. liesilet, hor hus band, arq defendants, to me direct ed, upon a- Judgment ana order or sale, made and entored - in said court, on tho (1th day ot Keb.ruu.ry, 111.28, In favor of tho above plain tiff and against the said, defend ants, for tllb sum of (2640.00', with Interest thereon ut tho rale of 4 per 'annum from October lfitli, 1823, until paid, und for the fur ther sum of $250.00 ottorney foen and 1 2 . r. 0 costs and disbursements In which said execution nnd order of sale I am commanded to sell the following described real property, "OKeh-ANY DAY J " THE NEW ZEUOLENE firQiir motor A OIL PRODUCT By Cpwan mm Professional Directory Tfal directory Is especially handy for tho newcomer o lot lb out-of-town render who ma waM Mm MW P1 ddrcM ol aea professional man. It lias keen oarfulli; prepared aod wll proMt t be a ready aid, to mw readof a oMMdilof prompt profossloaaA service, . .,- : ClamM for. Qukk Reference Osteopath rhjalclan . 1.. IKGLH, n. O. ;Aim v i.xiiLK. u. o. iraclloe ind the '"POST MtHKilllt' aenerai pre Building- tor lauen srenes. i'lephons Main 1I( Architect CV U. MII IER, Arcklt.lt Room 7 Ls Qrande National Bank Building (.ICENSF.D MATUHMTV 1IOMB Trained care, l'rice reaaonabla, Mrs. K. W. Hart, lbos Y. l-no-lin AIRS. 11. i. !Mt:ALI r'luno and pipe oiKan. Summer classes lim ited.. Main !2S. being the property described In the mortgage being foreclosed in suld action, to-wlt: Tile Southeast qunrter of tho Northeast quarter, tho West half of tho NortheaHt quarter, the Kust half ot the . Northwest quarter, thp Noiihuust quarter of the Southwest quarter, the North half of tho Huiitheost quurter of Sec. -'S. Twp. 2 Solllh.i Itango 87, Host of j Willamette Meridian, con tnining 820 acres, mor.e or less, in Union County, Ore . gon; . NOW, TIIRUEFOnB. by vlrtuo nnd authority of said writ, and in obedience (p its commands, X will, on Mondny,' the 4th day of June, 11)28. at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day. at tho front door of the court house dn La Grnndo, Union County. Oregon, sell at public auction th said real property, and; all the right, title, estate nnd equity of tho said ijefondunts therein and thereto, to tho highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption as pro- vlded by law, the proceeds to be i applied In satisfaction' of said Judgment and decree, including coats and accruing costs of execu tion und' sale. - Dated this 20th day of April, 1928. ' jhsse nnrcsiiEABS, Sheriff of Union County, Orogon Apr. 27 May4-ll-18-36pd v If wo may ho pormlttert to hor row thlfl rigure bf speech, tho north polo In getting no It has no more privacy than a gold fish. 1 .. - IT MNT A BOMB WITHOUT A TSLEPHONS ililiW.'' 4jUiNMt"'!'i-'i"''l'''" "Howdy, Bill. I was In yor town last week." "Why didn't you look ' me up?" "I tried tq call you. But I couldn't find youf name in the Telephone Directory." ' Homo . Independent 'Telephone Co. , . AND YOU CAN HAVX ONE IO A KW CINTS A DAT I There's No Chance About Its "Goodness" J We Make It Every Day That Way Selected cream processed through modern equipment under strict sanitary conditions gives Meadow Harvest Butter a grading that is high er than ordinary butter. At All Markets and Grocers Phyakian ft SurfMa 1 rs?c LSI B. BOUTT, M. D, LIW1 HILKU. M. U. PractU:a lluiltd to diaease or the Ee. Kar, Nose and Throat Stw Filey Teleohoat Uulldlng UaTait . tomi Bull- sir. bsr VBBf L, AMII.TON, H. U. Fhysiolan ana Surgeon Derdner Telephonf Vuimtng Main Relldeno Phone Main 601 If aoacr call Main III . , W. X. WC4DORT, M. D. Hn foler Telephoa Building MalnH W. U HtLlfOS, M. D. Prcatlca limltea to diseases of tae y. Ear, No and Throat Rooms lt-ltt Telephone Sominer Uulldlng Maln77t- 9olm!r, 'ffulidlns; s u3i !f . J, A. WOltDWRMCK, M. B, . . Fhyalolap and Surgeon Orer L. 4 U Qrug Store Bus, Phone Res. PboBd Main, 678 Main M . O. BMOALk M, D. Physician and, Burgeon - Sommer - TlphM Building ' Mala. SH ' Astroofa - B. rRBDBaiCC balwk 101 N Ave,, La Oranda, Oca, Readings dally. Readings by Mall a Hpaelaltc We are regarded .as truflt worthy bocause we meet every situation with the ut most respect for the particu lar whines of all ; concerned. :w obey Instructions, to the -leHtr." We Understand SNODORARS A ZIMMKItMAN Main C2 . PEACOCK Nut Coal For Summer Use Can't Be Beat Van Petten Lumber Co. Phono Slain 132 "Good Service Quick" hi 1 UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 12?