Thursday, July 5, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want
The Mavket Place of Union and Wallowa
NEWTODAY
VANTKI Kxporionceil nintrl. Ho
tel a-'olty. 7-6-3t
FOUND Pair shell-rlm glasses
In louthw case, Call Observer.
7-5-0tp
KOI I KALJ-j-i--'J'ap, Binull daven
port bed. Good condition. asu-U.
7-&-3lp
h'Ult HAlAi. Twenty-four H-iiiuk.-old
pIkh. lU'it KnlKbt, l-nlon.
l'hono 4.14. 7-5-21(1
l-'OK HAI.K tf-room lion mo, $ju
down, $20 n mo. 5-room house, '
$25 down, $25 a mo. Oil I Mitin
248., 7-5-3t
i'OU 11KNT Si rk tly modt-rn li
room duplex, in Uvtt vunhh-nl iul
dlHUirt. Allen iMiplvx,' l.(i7 4t)i.
Main M3. ' , 7-fr-lmp
J.OST i'aiv llnot'ulu.is. Ik-Ixw-u La
. Grande und top of Mt. Kimly on
rtdfio road. If found rclui n to
Cloo. Hirnie und rweive libt'iul
reward. 7-f--ti
" FQU RAMS AXl TltAKK
J''Olt SA IAI l'ie clurrits. 27!-W. '
7-3-3t
1HJY, SIOU;, raise, move und trade
h oust vs. John Mars. C-20-tf
VOil HALK Oil TltAIHO Card ta
ble that will atand up. Furniture
KxclianKO. 8-J9-U
KOIt SAl.li t:sed fruit Jars, at a
big Having. Kuinituro Exchange.
VOH SAI.K Cherries, tuc a gallon. . . r " "
, 1'lck thorn youiHcif. K W. King. J.- ' ?Z
May Park. Ph. jiim-W, .7-3-.U FOH js NT O a rn go. 40x120 feet.
KOIt 8AM4 OK THAI US White 1ho Main 130. 0-11-tf
Mountain Ice c. ream freexer. 25 Koit HliNT-House. 23ua 2nd.
discount. Furniture Kxchange. 0 ,r f
0-19-1 ;
l- Fji H IS NT H-room furnished apt.
l-'OU SAMS Oil THADH-170 acres Adults. 101-W. 1-17-tf
land, mostly timber, 4 uereu cul- - m. i . w.lt i,,.. -
tivuted, with orchard. W. T, Oil- FOIl RENT Modern 6-room
dor. C-30-titp house. Phone 4C9J. 6-19-tf.
VOH HA LI-: 3 "iiKon. hay rude, FOil KENT Modern house. Call
19 head shouts, 1 2-year-old shire 472-H. 6-11-tf
stallion, 1 hay nhoppp-r, 14-in. ,, ,. ,,v,." " '"" 1 ' 7 .
Kmalley. Arch Koown, Alicel. huuH UKN' J:oom t"1'1
7 house.- Ph. 27S-K or call 501
; ' Cedar. 7-3-2tp
FOR fiAUfl Oit TltADE-1 Hot KtHl ItKNT 2, 3. 4 and 6-room
Point electric, range, 4 plate; furnlahod houses with baths,
broiler and oven. A-l shape. CUmn ail(, quk,t 1810 Greemvooil j
Guaranteed. I1 urnlture Exchange. , 6 90 tfl
(J-lK-tf , . " j
KOIt SALE I sou equity in $xoo
worth of new furniture. Wil! sell
equity at remarkable discount.
Call at onco. 1007 Adams Avk
0-2S-fltp
FOR RALE G-room house, garage,
lawn, shrubs, shade and fruit
trees, raved street.- Tonns can
be had. In good residence sec
tion. 907 Spring St. 5-25tf
SAVE, TWENTY HOM-AltS on a
new Erigldaire. Uogular O. M. C.
payment plan If desired. StM W.
D. Vauglin, Sacajawea Inn.
6-23-tf
FOIt SALE Used balioon tires
und tuhca, all sizes. Every one
in good shape. Vulcanizing, AH
work guaranteed. Ackerman's
Tiro Shop, next to Observer office.
G-21-tf
FOR SAT.E 40 ncres excellent
land with recorded water right.
20 acres In cultivation, 20 acres
in limber and pasture. Dwelling,
barn and ot her mi provoments.
Price reasonable and terms giv
en. Come In and let nie-tell you
nbout It. Wm. Miller, 1J3 Elm St.
7-3-tf
MOM'N' POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
ma OH E-th . cojtf frtE ESE 1 LOOK T 1 ( BRUCE STw SES UE- DCfcSS d MOTU-EMEM'l f-lT'S EtvSV To SEE. HOVM (AM STARS'. NO , Wtt AMW PACT OP NES.Hf'; fttMOST
HAS COME OJERI TWS WRE VROK "TOKT i NELL. TMtWSWP OUT OP SToUKGE) HE CAN MOTOR. t-..Oit TS WW SCO rr'.'. TUAT GUV COULO GO AS BAD AS N00
YOU ? I SAW CMCEy LM,tAN(ieRREl.D, AFTER ALL., WE EtS CHMJCE To TWE WORKS -HE -WlMKS TALK VOU'D AftOUND TuE N0Bl.O OU A. I -HERB LAST NEAR.
vou Pushing I hmtin& That our tle vjE'p.e old use it. that Ht,s.so ablh . emew friends house think, he'd be borrowed tiiaE vnitw ms noticed Pop
UP THE STREET. SMOUUD BE A GREAT . FRlEHOS - CRUST mS MIDDLE NAME ISATouUlST CAJ.-.Pj HERE ALU 5WSTEM . I'LL BET TVC ONLS TitAE I GUNN W6MEB. J
VWERE'S NDUft I SPOT" TD PARK. WS !f UST BE BAKCR. S " V. SUMMER WES BEEH IM A WoTEL. OH TWS PASSED UP A
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1'Oa RENT Small furnished opt.,
$25 a month. I. O. O. F. temple,
KOH ilKN'i' 'I rooma over Hilver-thorn-Wrlght's
drug store. $20
per mo. for the two. .C-13-tf
WANTKI) Mechanic. Apply Motor
Service Oarage, North J'owder.
0-20-tf
BtlSCKIiliAMUOCa
WB ARE Openlnir tho Zubcr
Hrick rooming house under new
management. July J.it. . . 6-2a-Ctp.
HH.MST1TCH1NG f.o yd. lluth
Kllzaboth Shop., Mrs. J. P. Cald
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HEALTH
f;UOVl HtiALTHY
- ClilLI)l(i;N
ly Jnhii Lovett Morse, M. 1. .
Itohtou, .Uti4. ,
Memben Gorgas Memorial
: It seems to mo tliat the most Im
portant things from the medical
standpoint for . growing healthy
children are to keep them growing
and to keep them healthy. In or
der to keep them growing they
must have a sufficient amount of
food. For them to keep healthy
tills food must bo simple and easily
digestible. 1 It must be given at
regular Intervals, wilh nothing be
tween meals. It should contain milk
and a reasonable timount of fruit
and vegetables. It should not con
tain sweets. It is not necessary to
worry about vitamins and salts in
selecting it. It 'shonld be eaten
slowly and quietly t
In order to grow ami thrive
children inunt huve n I rue amount
children must have a large amount
It Is often difficult to give thetn
enough by day. but there is no rea
son why they should nor sh-ep with
their windows open nnd have all,
there Is at night.'" Night air never
, hurt 'any child nnd no air is too
icold; if a child is properly covered.
Growing healthy children need
play, not merely exercise, but real,
normal spontaneous play. If they
play as normal children do, they
will get plenty of exercise. "It is
most important, however, thpt they
do not play so hard that they are
overfatlguod. It is good for them
to get reasonably tired. No child
can grow and be healthy, however,
who is oterlired or exhausted.
To. grow and be healthy children
need a large amount, of rest and
sleep. The midday rest should bo
kept up until school prevent it.
Even then the noon hour can be
made a quiet one and there' Is no
reason why children cannot rcsUn
the middle of the dny on Saturdays
and Sundays. They must go to bed
early. They ' cannot thrive unless
they do.
Children need sympathy nnd un
derstanding. They have their own
troubles and worries. These may
KiM'iif mi Intnnr tnnC nnd trlvinl to
tho -adult but they are not to the
child. The adult must get their
point of view and try. to help them.
Children who are worried and ner-
' FOR SALE
; 3 JdwdjG v rt ,.C rJJiPPi. , U U Ku 1 aw; . ,
basement, furnace, hurdwoorl
floors, breakfast nook, good
pl nm hi iif- and lii?ht fixtures, on
improved street, well' located.
This price for Immediate con-
- stdcratlon lias born cut from
$3Sfio to $2NU0. Owner has nt
traetivo. bUKiness proposition
that he desires to accept, but
must sell here before leaving;
-consequently this sacrifice.
Look this up. It Is a bargain.
( Owner will consider Unlit car
or truck ns part payment. Also
would consider a soldier loan.
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5 aero tracts adjoining clly.
& ncres Improved. ID acres '
improved. 2 acres Improved.
There air at least 100 families
In I.a Grande who should be
on small acreages. A cow, a
garden", fruit nnd eggs, nil pro
duced at home takes un uw
"f ill wallop out of tho high
cost of living.
. Geo. H. Currcy
. Ken 1 tor
Something
Best of Friends Must Part
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OFFICE
CAT
HAO MARK HQ-
By Junius
' Hon't pet excited when the
modern girl blushes. It's mostly
put on.
.
"What Is your occupation ?' ,
asked the judge sternly. ,
"I haven't any," replied the man,
"I just circulate about." " .
"Please note," said 'the Judge,
turning to the court clerk, "that
this gentleman is retired from cir
culation for thirty days."
HHJIf-IIATTING
The one Individual, male or fe
male who does most to give man
kind n pain in fho neck is the
high-matter. '
Some people high-hat everybody,
and nearly everybody high-hats
somebody; hut anybody who high
hats is disliked by everybody.
The advice to high-hatters Is
brief. Don't.
Few populrtr songs ever renin tn
that way long.
Hmttirftijr d(H's no brlii'T hap
piness, hut no nut n vtith n largo
fish govs home t brutish nil alley.
Doctor Your father sems halo
and hearty at the age of lo-l.
Mountaineer Yep, but pap's
jsllppln terrible. T'other day I
1 heard him say lie reckoned he'd
better take up the game of .golf.
I .
'minded her that It. was her bod-
' lime, sne said,
t "It isn't fair. i-At night you tell
'me I'm too little to stay up, and
.in the morning you say that Pin
too big to stay In bed."
It might help some If they'd
, change the motto on the-American
dollar irom "In Ood Wo Trust" to
"Abide With Me."
' V'
Movie Hero Thc lights have
, hurried out, aro you nfraid?"
j Pretty Extra "Not If you, take
that cigarette out of your mouth.
ltOYAUKT SI'.-.S I.IOIIT
"CAl'ltl. lluly 'A IiIk portrult of
tlio late Kmperot l''l-nn. Joseph of
Austria hung in a. local hotel until
tho fascists whispered to the pro
prietor that lie was behind the
tinicH. M"h in the uttjc nowv
vous cannot grow and be well.
Kin a My, they need a happy and
pit asant home. Child ren, cannot
grow and be welt in a home In
which the parents are constantly
nagging and quarrelling, In which
one or both parents are more in
terested in their work or amuse
ment than they are In their child
ren, nnd from which they are away
a largo part of tho, lime.
THIS NKW TUN X IS KlIOM ol
white buck, trimmed with colored
stripy of kid. ha3 a rubber sole
and slight heel.
Nothins
VN6R& SO)N6 ON
vll7U OUR TRIP
EETTV-SUE-'yoO
MAME
AMC) I'VJE EMJOV
HEIMS
you'
for
r
n
you:
Hoot Gibson In
"Trick?P'. Hearts"
At The Star -
Hoot Glltson regarded by many
as the most popular, roughrlding
screen star tn the profession to
day, has been provided with a new
picture that Is certain, according
to udvtinco reports, to bo one of
his greatest hits. It is "A Trick
of Hearts," the Universal picturo
showing today At the Star theater.
The film is a humorous drama
with nm n y thrilling incidents built
around a clever rdmance. It Is a
typo of offering that is almost eer
tatn to make a hit with every kind
of audience.
The company supporting Hoot
Gibson :in the stellar role is par
ticularly noteworthy. ( it contains
plnyers who havo not only reached
fame on the screen, but have also
achieved prominence on the legi
timate stage.
Georgia Hale, pretty and a
clwver actress, plays opposite tho
star. It is her second appearance
with Hoot. Her first was in "Tho
Huwhldu Kid," and she did so well
that Director Heaves Ha son made
her the heroine in "A Trick of
II carts." ,
.loo Ttlekson plays tho "henvy,"
while others in the supporting cast
aro such people ns Kosa Gore,
Howard Trucsdolc, Heinle Conklln,
George Ovey, Nora Cecil, 1 nn
Crimmlns and Grace Cunnrd.
Heaves Hasoh Is known In Holly
wood for his genius In directing
thrilling riding scenes. He made
full use of his skill nnd Hoot Gib
son's horsemanship In "A Trick of
Hearts," and screen audiences aro
certain to find the several riding
scenes during nnd exciting.
Arthur Htatter wrote the story
and adaptation.
fEmil Jannings
'At Arcade In
I "Street of Sin"
!" If we needed nny further proof
that Kmil Jannings is tho screen's
greatest character stnr "Tho Street
of Sin" would suffice theater men
here say. This muster stroke of
motion picture literature with Us
daring treatment nnd amazing
: fidelity to life will color your
thoughts for months.
! Those who will witness the local
premiere today at the Arcade the
ater will comment the finest praise
tliat can be accorded a performance.-
To wit, "It's worth seeing
again."
Jannings American debut' In
("The Way of All Klesh" was a sen
sntion. "Thei Tnst Command"
established his reputation among
us.
"The Street of Sin", set In the
seething London slums, Is the star's
own creation. It was written from
his orfglnnl Idea by Josef von
Sternberg nnd Itenjajnin G Inzer
nnd wus d-irected most nbty by
luurilK Stiller, who seems to senso
fully the particular genius of tho
uormnn ctor.
lie is spondldly supported In the
pleturo by Kay Wray and. . Olga
Ha k la nova. - Tho former Is the for-,
titnate girl who was chosen by
Krich von Stroheini as his leading
lady in "Tho Wedding March." She
Is a Salvationist lass In "The Street
of Sin." Madam o Olga Haklanova
Is the temperamental vamy Irish
, actress whose fame was gained
with the Moscow Art Theater com-;
pany, which came to America un
der the management of Morris
flest. She portrays a girl of the
slum streets opposiie Jannings.
Jannings' latest characterization
Is written with a mighty hand, nl
belt a human one.' The majority,
will agree that it Is worth seeing
more than once.
AMD INJE EAU0V60
ICWOVkJ yOLVLU
A Vl-iOJDERFUL.
7RIPAA1D I'LL
A1EMER FDBSST
William Boyd
At Colonial : .
Theater Today
Holrywood. where the unusual Is
almost tho ordinary, has produced
a, grimy atecl-rlvter who rides In
an Imported motor curl
For William Hoyd, a model of
sartorial elegance In many of his
screen roles, donned a pair of rag
ged trousers, a greasy flannol shirt
and rough cowhido boots for scenes
In "Skyscraper," his latest Do Mtlle
studio star production, directed by
Howard Hlgjjln, which will bo
shown at the Coloulul theater to
day. Tho story of "Skyscraper1 deals
with tho love romance of two steel
riveters. They ore like brothers and
they express their regard for each
other with their fists! They are an
excellent pair.
Hoyd portrays a rough steel
worker In this picture tho greater
part of which was filmed high up
on the steel framework of an office
building in process of construction.
In order to savu time In tho morn
ing. Hoyd put on Mils, costume and
make-up at his home, and he , pre-'
sen ted a startling appearance when
he stepped from his luxurious town
eai gave his chauffeur hie orders
for tho day, and entered tho De
Mllle studio, clad nioro like a dny
laborer than a movie star,
Alan Hale plays the fentnred
supporting role In 'Skyscraper,"
which Elliott Clnwson and Tny
Gnrnett adnpted from the story by
Dudley Murphy. Tho' leading fem
inine role is plnyed by Sue Carol
nnd Alberta Vuughn , also Is fea
tured. Kalph Block ; had charge
of tha production.
i,ak;:k ki'MAtra crop
WASHINGTON (AT)- Although
It Is too early to definitely esti
mate the output, federal specialists
indicate tha 1!28 crop of Sumatra
wrapper tobacco will be larger than
Inst year's crop. They add tho
tho percentage of tho grades de-
sired by American cigar mnnufne
I tu rem will be unusually high. Tho
j 11)27 crop amounted lo a little more
I than 41 million pounds.
Who Owns
Your Home?
in a recent InvestlKatlon In
36 lyplrnl Amorlcnn cltlea. It
wus found thnt out of nourly
13,0110 fitnilllne mtorvlowod
70 ot them owned their
own homes.' That's a lirutt-'
fylnir per cent to any one ln
tereMted In American proit.
perlty, .
Aro you llvlnfr In your own
home? If not we'll he (tied
to, help you. Tho ulnrl of ,
oourne, . It In a mivlnKS ac
count, romo In.
U.S. National
Bank
Member Federal Reserve
Byntem
By Cowan
By Blosser
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twice.
Classified for Quick lief erence :
Osteopathia Physician
J. Im INOLB, O. O.
AHGAHH'l' U. O.
Oen.riu practice ul thiy "fOBT
HYBTKM'
h.KI" t.i InhAll .mutt..
lor Iftllen archov.
lommor
Building
Tuleuhon.
Main 10C
Architect
O. MII.LBII. Architect
Koom 7
L, Or.n1. NMIoiml R.nk Building
blOKNiED MAT1CIINITY HOME
Trained earn. lrlc. reasonable.
Mre. B. W. HarC 160'Y. I-io-lra
KTATl'AHV COST CIT
PAHlfl Ai-llHtH liolli-vo n-llBl-oim
sculpture, now at low- obb. will
he revolutionized by n now pressed
liquid atuno called flllltliito, from
which atutuea can bo made for
tinii..
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from ci nsi:
OF CONSTIPATION
A Untile Creek physician snyj,
"Constipation Is responsible fat
more misery than any other cause."
Hut lmmedtuto relief has been
found.- A tablet called Ke-xull Or
derlies hus been discovered. This
tablet, attracts water from tho sys
tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating
howel called the colon. The vaUr
InrvKMtm the drv food wnnto and
cat) sea a gentle, thorough, naturnlf
movement without forming a hublt
or ever Inoreustng tho dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a .Hexnll Orderllo at night.
Next day bright, Get H for 2fc
today ut the nearest Itexall drug
store. Adv.
Attlogcr
ri. rnBDEnioK nAi.siRi
101 N Ave., I.. Ornndo, Ore.
ReaalnKfl daily.. -Reading,
by Mail a Speolaltr
IT MITT A BOMK
WITHOUT A TBLXraONK
Jane i tan years old today.
Last night sheaslted Mother
for a "birthday party"
and Mother quickly
agreed.
Jane wanted little Helen
Adams there. But Mother
found that the Adams
home had no Telephone.
So Helen" missed . the Ice
cream, the cake and the
fun!
Hema
Independent
Telephone
Co.
AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE
WOm A FEW CENTS A DAY I
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave
La Grande for Wnllowa Lale 8 :45 a. m. 4 :00 p. m.
Connect with All Points West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave
La Grande for Tinker, Boiso 11 :25 a. m.
La Grande for J laker only . 4 :3"i p. m.
La Grande for Pendleton 10 :30 a. m 3 : 15 p. m.
(Connections at I'endloton for Walla Walla and Paaeo)
Leave La Grande '
For Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
For information
physicians & Surgeons
LEU) O. 1IODVV, M. o.
LICWA HUKi:, M. U,
Practice limited to d musses of Ui
Kye, Kar, Noiu and Threat.
New Foley Ttde-Dhon
tiulldlniF ' .. i4uul.
R. G. KlltOr, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon -flommer
Telephone
Q'lildlne . AUln il
Elt L. HAMILTON. M. D.
i'byalclau ana Surgeon
rjardner , , Telephon
Vulldiiig Main tt
Itesldence Phono Main 60S
It no auswer call Main HO 9 V
K. L. H AI.STOfV, M. II.
Proatlce limlud to UiaeaHcs of tin
Kye, Kar, Noso and Throat
Rooms 18-1U Tidphon
3oiuuir Uuildlnr Main 7 7 H
A. L, RICH AHI1SON, n. D.
Surgery
Rooms lfl-17 Telephone
jommur liulldlng . Unia i
K. (3. BleCALL, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Sommer TolephC9
liuildln ia(n Rkt
"I have had so many accidents
with my car lately that t am think-
lag of trading It off for a para- '
chute, or something safe."
SHINGLES
We just unloaded a
large car of, green
shingles. These shin
gles are the "old kind"
-the kind we used to
get 15 years ago.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
, l'hone .Main 73a
"Good Service Quick"
VJJrPN
MXPRiUKNCE han gvom us
viHlon. Jiy this wo mean It
Isn't - nocosfliiry tot beroavcwl
to enter liito all tlio detalln
jtiHt imJlcalo how you want
tilings done. -
We Understand
ZIMiM KtlMAN
Mill n 02
call MAIN 799