La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1928, Image 9

Tuesday, June 19, 1928
IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEWTODAY
WANT"" Experienced bug boy.
Apply Mr, I'OIld, l.a Grande
Hotel. : -l!l-t
I'UH SAMi Oil THAU1-: Curd ta
ble that will HtaniJ up. Furniture
HxrliunKP- 6-19-tf
I'Olt SAI.K rued fruit jurs; at a
hlK avinj.' l-'urniiuro KxelmnKe.
0-lU-lf
l'Oll SAM-: Now Ih llin tlmo to
Ardor your currants for jelly.
Phone ir.'J-W. 6-1 8-2t
l'Oll SAI.K Oil Tit A I II-: While
'Mountain Ire cream freeaer. 25fr
dltioounl. l-urnlture Kxi'hungt.
C-l'.l-lf
HAI.KHI.AIHKH lr you ure eiicr-1
to-Ill', of neat appoiiranee anil i
enrniim leH than $.ri.na per day,
write 1. 11., rani Obaervt-r. l'ur
ticultir free. . ti.'J-lt
1-oit Sam-: on Tii.m-: i not
Totnt eleelrlc raiiKe, 4 plate:
tM-oller ami oven. A-l Khape.
Guaranteed. Furnll lire T.'xphanffi.
c-ia-tf
FOH SALE AND TRADE ;
WII.I, TllAUK equity In almost.
nw furnlturo for (food car. In
quire 1007 Adams. - G-lG-3tp
KOR SALI-: G-room bouHe, garage, '
lawn, shrubs, shade and fruit
trees. Paved street. Terms can
be bad. In good residence sec
tion, 307 Spring St. 6-25t(
l'Oll SAI.K Oil TltADK 20 aero
farm ndjoinlnR Nnmpa, Idaho. 5
.. room house, barn,- silo, gat-age,
new chicken liouso 14x50. I'hono
B. V. I-enlz, S00-H, evenings or
Sundays. C-10-Ctp
FOH KENT
l'Oll RUNT Apt. 4S1-W. 0-10-3t
l'Oll HUNT Qarngo, 4xl20 feet.
I'hono Main 130. C-u-tf
l'Oll ItKNT Furnished apart
ment. Waverly Apts. 6-10-3tp
FOR RENT Modern
house. Thone 4C9J.
B-room
B-U-tf.
FOIl KENT Modern house. Call
472-R. 6-11-tf
l-'Oll It KNT 3-room furnished apt.
Adults. 101-W. 4-17-tf
l-'OJ ItKNT 1 room ant.. 4-room (
houso. Ph. 1S3-W. C-lS-lf
VOll K KNT 3-room furnlMhed
house. Inquire 32!4 Y ave.
: 6-18-3tp
Rllt JtKNT 2 rooms over SHver--thorn-Wright8
drug: elore, $20
;p(M mo. for tho two. G-3-tf
t KOn.-Ji.KNT ir-.Jh-room- furnished
h?vo with garage at 1903 Adams
G-8-tf
VOll ItKNT Small furnished npt.,
25 ft month. I. O. O. J templo.
6-5-lf
I'Olt HKNT Strictly modern 3
room duplex. In best residential
district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th
St. Main 043. G-2-lmp
TOM UKNT 0-room home, with
fine garden plot and good water
riiht. SI 5 per month, w. II.
liohnenknmp Co. 4-16-lf
VOn RKNT 2-room, 3-room and
S-room furnished, houses. Clean
and quiet. 1810 Greenwood.
4-2G-tf
WANTED
WANTKI) - Trucking, anywhere.!
P. S. C. Ph. 299-.M. Res. 142
Jackson. IT, A. Newblll. G-IG-Gtp
MOM'N' POP
AS TUE TIME ;
op bbuce
DfkMCiEEFIELt) S
MEWl , MOM'S
INTCREST HS
HER OttTlM
SWEETVEMiT
increases
and pop finds
it Rr to
SMOTHER HIS
&OVHOOD
jealousies
toward his
RWM. OF OTHER
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
6EE,7WS TESTES ) jJW IT'S SLICED D f V V AE COMES BOB0- )
sooD,eefrvvNHAT (elepaawtm&act X77 wgrje you begm V
KIND OF STUFF A FBECXUES.' LA 'lib sLl Al ALUTAIS TMSOBO? )
IS IT, DO WOO l---fjflJ JvjrJl BEEAJ LOOksMS 7H.C- .
S iSUPPOSE? J Lm M V PLACE omes t. l.
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WANTKI)-1 Girl for (?onernI house
work on furm, Ih. Farmers 55,
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BUY. 8KLL, MOVE AND TltADK
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HICMSTITCHING 5o yd
Jluth-
Kllzabeth Shop. Mrs, J. r. Cald
well. 6-15-lm
EASTERN OREGON School of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
1. 0. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
8-9-1M
LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up
holstering & Weaving Works.
. Phone 424-W. Chan. Edwards,
Prop. 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We have mon
ey to loan on desirable city prop
erty at the low rate of Interest of
6. We write all kinds of In
surance, Including life. Chns. fT.
Reynolds. 3-10-tf
HI TTKU CARTONS SANITARY
WAS 1 1 I NC. TO N ( A P ) I ncrea sed
use of cartons for sanitary reasons
in packing butter far retail mile Is
considered advisable by health of
ficials In 117 cities. In a special
survey by the "federal bureau of
aRrlcultural economics officials de-
nlaMr1 thai rlnni lMoon fha Kirn.
3 Ithfintl nf nnntnminntion both In
(the home and In retail stores, and
nre ft menns or checking the nn
sorptlon of xindesirable odors.
Cheer up! There can't be any
more divorces than there are mar
rien.
1 CftN'T tOPE OUT VNHV H0K& 50
HH CKC1TED 0M6.R SIM6. T3W&ERFIEV.D, fkiO
, THE INnN SHE CRACKS UP THAT HOME- A
1 . I ViPECKEC'S GOOO VOVUTS GWfS ME U .
f N6UR REUTWE'S PftlU'. THAT'S THE NkM VJITH VJIMMIM.THE
n Plame iae Fob. ) babw tueh pipm't mabbm is the J .
K EMERWTHIN&. '. V QUE -HUNPU&P-PERCENTER.
Ad Page
Counties '
HEALTH
-WVOCARIMTIM
By Antlers VHk, M. I.
Chlcngo
In 3 927 nearly 7U00 people died
In Chicago of heart disease and a
large percentage of these deaths
wan due to chronic myocarditis.
Tho time to guard against this
dreud dlNcnse is before fifty years
of age. It it caused by Home chron
ic infection, at times sybills, and
as a rule by habitual overeating
and Insufficient . exercise, which
factors combine to lessen the vital
ity uf. the heart muscle imd to In
crease its lubor. , ti
The first symptoms appear In
the sixth decade of life or later and
usually the left side of the heart
i tho first to give way. When itj
falls properly to draw the blood
from the lungs and throw It Into
the general circulation while thej
uii cumjieiuni rigni siue conunues
pouring a normal amount of blood
into the lungs, a congestion of these
organs Is the logical result. The
patient then complains either of!
shortnesH of breath on exertion or.
of moriliniz find pvuninir nninrh nr'
of slight attacks of shortness ofj
urea in, cougu una expectoration or I
white or hlood-tdained froth or fi
nally of severe nightly attacks of
choking, coughing, and spitting of
a more or less abundant amount off
white or pink froth. Later on the!
right side of the heart also begins
to fall and less blood is thrown Into
the lungs. As a consequence the
respiratory Hyinptoms abate- and
congestion takes place In those or
gans which empty their blood
through tho largo veins into the
right heart.
The stomach, the liver, the kid
neys, the lower extremities are af
fected in turn, and the patient com
plains of fulness and distress nfter
men Is, pain in the region of the
liver, scanty urination, and finally
of swelling of tbe feet.
Considerable improvement Is to
be expected if the heart Is relieved
by rest, food restriction, and free
cathtrsis, und if ft is stimulated by
the proper use of ordinary heart
remedies. The periodic examina
tion would, however, hnve discov
ered the cause and prevented all
the trouble.
Accidents .will happen. That In
why thcro nre so many different
kinds of salads.
FOR SALE
2 Acres, close in in Fruit
dale. 4-room house, wired for
light, water right that means
something, berries and family
orchard. Will sell or exchange
for larger acreage.
An exceptionally welt Im
proved farm, equipped with
high-grade cows and sheep,
and a city milk route bringing
in $450 per month. Farm pro
duces sufficient hay to feed all
the stock and last year there
was a. purnius of 80 tons. This
is no shoestring proposition
a real farm, real equipment
selected stock. It requires a
few thousand dollars as a first
investment. While the owner
desires to sell, his reason in not
financial, for It is a real money
maker and will stand the acid
test upon investigation.
o
40 Acres well improved on
market road near Iji Grande,
nil in cultivation, and an addi
tional 10 acres of timber, all
for S5.000. Investigate this.
Geo. H. Currey
, Ileal tor
Pop I3 Just a
Too Bad Bo bo
V CAT
? MAPS IMi -
" Mas hiMi u i
SHORT SHOfvip STORY .
He loved fee.
She 16v?d liitn. :' - 1
Each had a good Job. Both were
amblllouti. i 1
' So they kept working until fume
crowned them. Rut by that lime
they were so jealous of each Other
Ihey we-ren't even on speaking
terms, so they remained single unto
the bitter nd. .
. .
Some people lioast that they nre
wedded to their work., Maybe so,
but In name canee It ts only tt com
panionate marriage. ' :
i
A physician Of my acquaintance
tells this joke on himself. A wom
an became very 111 and he. was
called to attend her. After Hhe
had lingered for several days, with
little change in her condition, the
weekly church paper came out with
this item:.
Sister Is Very 111 .at her
home. Dr. ' Is intending her.
Will ail the brothers und sisters
of the church pruy for her?.'
,
It only goes 'to show, If you wait
long enough, fashion wilt pay a
return rail. Here's Eve back In
style again, und In only two thous
and years, too! . ...
You hod best try to save some
thing while your, salary is small.
It is almost impossible to save aft
er you begin earning more. .
.'..- ;
FloHsl Want, lo ' say R with
flowiTK? Ye? About two tlwii?
I lob hie No, about six. 1 don't
want tu Miy too mmiil
. i
TOMBSTONE LITERATURE -r-Hre
lies the body of Johnpy Wise.
This is the. only thing thut ever
went over hi" head. . - .
,
Girl . Friend Aro you troubled
with pyorrhea?
Doctor's Stenog Only when I
hnve to spell It.
Speaking of crime waves Chl
cugo seems to -have got herself a
permanent.
'
Try this out and see If you get
the same total.
In what year were you born?
What Is your nge? . ........
In what year did you tako
your present position?
How many years hnve you .
worked at this Job? " '..
Total 3S&6
..'.
Hear Sir: What Is the difference
between the "human calves' and
the "animal calves"?
One Is veal and the othV n re
veal. Safest Way to
Stop Pain
It It not nKiiury to Us hart
pre Mine drugs or oop of any kind Co
ralicv ntrva tortur uiud by urltli,
neuralgia, sciatica, or rhaumatlim. J"
apply Tyamol ovar the part that kwrta
and how quickly you, will ba rraa
from dlacomfoit. .
Tytmol la a ao thing, tiaajlnf ipbaaV.
bent that goca In throunh tha para
and drivaa out inftanuaatloa which baa
aattled In tha narvaa. Taa ralnuta yaia.
rub It on you can (aal It beginning ta
rallavc. Palna and acbae aoan atop,
congeatlon la rootoved. and aortnaaa
and inflammation gradually attaappaar.
' Although Tyamol la put wp aapadalhr
for narva patn and Jaftaawnattaa.
farara hava found it aqually gaaal for
taking tha mlaary out of atil. awauom
or aching Joint. Alao Ana 1r Una
back and muscular soranaaa. Plaaaant.
harmlaaa and aaap to usa. Don't fall to
try f it yon want ganulna, la ting ra
llaf.VVon at a Ubarat aupply for fl at
any drug atom. Alwaya in alack at -
Glass Drugs, Inc.
Little Bothered
-WEtt '.THERE Aftfc MORE
THfiS TO OCCUPV WJ M1HD
'ABOUT M0V AMP AHM '(lPM-tMCK,lll b
HtHIS Bid, CUTTEHB( OMK, NOW
DANGfeRFlELU aONWS WKO TUB GiRUS
CUCKOO - 1 SUPPOSE HE'S JUST AS
MUCH OF A. KlU.tR. AS t-MCB-lP tAOM
ft 50 HOPPED UP BEFORE. HE COMES,
VMHAT'U
Can't Talk!
HP'S SEEAS
50AETWING,
FRECKLES
11
VMHAT'USHC
III PMJ
v - -.I' S "''-J ' r- r1l TH'K ...nemie mien 1
, f If VX'SL AQMIdEiyS OR J I
l ' ja
"Fools For
Luck" Showing
At The Arcade
When the bunco man comes to
tbwn bide the children banks and
double lock the doors, but don't
full io nee one of them In nctlon.
It win be done without jeopardizing
the family fortune by going to nee1
W, C. Fields and Chester ConkJln
it UieJr J'jira mount team comedy
("Fools for l.uck," now playing ut
the Arcade theater.
. . ...... V..UIfHI,V Ul UlfJ
profesHltmol promoter's adventures j
iitmsterpiece. it is a riot of fun
from start to flnitdi and the laughs
are made more enjoyable by being
woven into an Interesting etory that
has ts full quota of thrills as well
ah a tjash oX intriguing romance.
V The lecture showH Fields as a
'trflver tongued promoter who can
timke people ecru in hie for the op
portunity to turn over good money
for worthless paper. Chester Oonk
lin is shown uu the leadiiut ciilKen
lof a small town and an expert with
(a pool cue.
J . The pool game ut only one f the)
runny extremely amusing IncUlents ;
, hicli liven this sparkling comeily.,
'There Is a scene where Conklln.j
thinking he Is getting Into bed with I
his wife, climbs in with Fields. And
Conklln is the Inst man in the world
Fields . wants to see.
Thrilling Fire
! Rescue In
Film at Star
Golhnm Productions present an
unusually exciting and inict'osllng
screen production at tho Star:
(theater today in "Heroes of the
iNight" which, as the title imticnteH, j
lis a tribute to the uniformed police
tuut firemen of every large city.
The story is exceedingly well ,
worked out and the many thrills
with . which the picture abounds
come ns the natural outcome of the
events which precede them.
Two spectucular and realistic fire
episodes suuul out as the most
prominent scenes pictnrlally, with
the raging flames consuming tall
buildings und the fire fighters hero
ically risKing tneir lives to save
tli e lives und property of others.
The more dramatic moments fall to
the police officers but the enter
tainment balance Is about equally
maintained.
Cullen Landls and Rex Lense
are the two brothers who repre
sent the two departments. The
fireman and the policeman both
nieet and loe a girl, portrayed by
Morion Nixon. Neither brother
THE LITTLE IIERKt' Is revived
In the new yschting theme In
women's fashions. This one Is of
navy serge embroidered with a
white anchor.
llAPOftTAHT
TVaN VNORR-MlMG.
THIM&. To
wr&et
AROUND
SHt
yjioPa?aa?V
A
knows of the other's love for the
same girl. Then comes the real
ization that they are rivals. They
do not let their personal conflict
of love interfere with their duty
however and at a crucial moment
both are ready to sacrifice them
selves. There Is a happy und log
ical denouncement wnicn uniaugies,
the situation and the picture closes
wjlth both hrothers still wearing the
uniform but with the honors of
promotion ahead of them.
director O'Connor and the mem
bers of Ihe cast win well merited
praise In all direction. Mr. O'Con
nor has injected an atmosphere of
realism that Is astounding even in
these days of movie iMracles. "He
roes of the Night" not only offers
excellent entertainment hut pro
vides an object lesson every cltiiten
should learn.
Last Showing Of
"Girls of The
Underworld" Today
Jovo In the Underworld n
strange story of an outcast girl.
Is told In the atmosphere of the
road to ruin, nnd is the theme of
the Girls of the Underworld at the
Colonial theater for the last day.
There will be special matinees
held for the Indies only and the
performance nt night will be given
for men only. All children under
the ago of sixteen will not he per
'mltted nt any time only when ac
companied by parents.
Among the well known etars In
the principal roles are Ren lyon,
Gaston Glass and I'eggy Lynne.
The Girls of the Underworld had
a long run in New York before
coining to the coast where It played
for fourteen weeks In Los Angeles,
ten weeks In Sun Francisco and
three weeks in On It land.
Special musio of the theme nhd
the "llumantone Singing Interlude"
are Introduced.
A bargain sale Is an arrangement
whereby a woman can ruin one
suit and buy another. :
IT ISN'T A BOMB
WITHOUT A TaXWBOHB
Mr. Jameson is in a hurry.
He is on his way to the
Telephone office.
Last nieht he and his wife
agreed they "couldn't
do without a telephone
any loneer."
This was just after he had
to go out in the rain 10
make a telephone call. -
Home
Independent
Telephone
Co.
AND YOU CAN BAVB ONE
roK a raw cent a dati
By Cowan
WHN SHOUtO I BE BThSP.ED?Th6
DO IS TO PUT UIMV DUTTA
MV. MIWD -BUSIME5i COIAE.S FIPST
FORClET HIM - AFTER AtU , MOM MARRIED
ME -VHE AUiNWS HAP AKOTlON.TUouSiH.
JACK- 1M rAV SKUtt.OH WEUU-VU-
it 1 suppose he'li- 'be. hanuimg
THE S.EST Or TE UMMCR
.
By Blosser
Professional Directory
tkk tlraetory to mrtfJlw hand? f or tba bswoobm at fair
mt-ef-towm reader who mwr want name aad addresa of aoasa
profesatoaal ana II Has kaca aarafuUjr prepared and win pro
to he a ready aM to aajr reader In obtaining prompt prof rartsaal
Clasiiied for.
Osteopath i! Fhyalclaiia
1. 1 maim, n. o.
HARUAflUT 1JMULU, O. O.
n.r.l nr.cittQ. ftnd tn "PC
BYSTGJt" tor (nllsa arches.
lommar
T.lepHone
BulliilnsT
Main ih
Aitkitcct
C a. auixen, Anhltaei
Room 7 ....
La Oranle Netlon.l Bank BulMlna
(.ICENSKD MATKHWITT HOMB
Urs. B. W. Hart IIM Y. f-0-im
OI-IPI'IXO VACATION
paih imiirpH .till srot 10 days
oft each summer to shear their
sheep, umler a trndllional rustom,
bernuse In old duys enoh Judge
vvns a landowner nnd wool UKurea
in his Income. None own sheep
now. . ' '
There aro a great many differ
ent breeds of chlrkens sillied to va
rious ponltry-ralBinit conumonB. in
general the breeds nre divided into
four classes American, Asiatic,
Kngllsh nnd Mediterranean. All
birds of the American class, which
includes the Plymouth Itock,
lthode Island Red, Hhodo Island
While, Wyandotte, and Jersey Waclc
Cllunt, Have quulllles which make
H,n,n frnnd nrodUCCrS Of CggB and
meat. However, the strain and
bleeding Is more important lhan
tho varlely. '
Aatrologer
MM. rRBDBRIOK balmh
101 N Ave.. La Grande, Ore.
Readings dally.
Readings by Mall a Specialty
jiaiuex
Webster
"Thrift and indus
try in youth bring
independence and
comfort in old age."
Work and Save
. Begin Today
U.S. National
Bank
Membpr Federal RMerve
HyHtem
Mm
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LaGRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa
Leave . ' ,
La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8 :45 a. m. A :00 p. m. '
Connect with All Points West ,
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave
La Grande for Baker, Boise 11 :25 a. m.
La Grande for Baker only 4 :35 p. m.
La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:45 p.m.
(Connections at I'endloton for Walla Wnlla nnd rtuoo)
Leave La Grande . . r .
For Portland at 10:30 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
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Rooms lt-lt Telephone
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Rooms K-1T Teteehftfus
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Bua Phone
n.i. rwnv
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pend upon us without hosl-..
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' BNOOGltARS '
ZIMMERMAN
Main 63 '
Hardwood
Flooring
Nothing adds to the
beauty of a home as
much as a nice hard
wood floor. We carry
a complete line of oak
and maple in stock at
all times. ,
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
I'lmno Slain 733
"Good Sorvice Qnk
Coach Co.
1
call MAIN 799