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Friday, August 3, 192S LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine The Observer Want The Market Tlace of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAY 1 'OH Chicken ami pullet. WANTT.I Carpenter. 147 Wah s-;i-:itp ; 1'Olt SAI.K Jersey cmv and r;ilf, ' 12 barred nick hens. lleithiut farm. i.' ini. So. of City. X-3-iMp1 i JOIt ItKXT .Modern sleeping . rooms. I. o. O. !', Temple. 1'hoiic r.iii'-.!. ' . h-:i-i tii j WAXTKI -- experienced woman j with hmall hoy wishes Ionise- . keeping. 4 l!-J. K -:i -T 1 1 1 I'OK SAI.K (loud Inn ll-romo hoii.-p, iHiiih side, i-t.i in. j in, .Main 7'H. S-:(-lt, ;l;S Fill! SAI.K liaruuinH i;i jioml used rtt'lf-4 ami .-hit! y; u ns. C. t'. K. Lb-yd. Jeweler, l'.mi'.i Adams Ave, s-:t-Jt WAN'TKH Tl Itl'V VumiW sad dle hurse, wciuhr between umi ami h.-.u lb, ll. v. Smith at Silver Fox Farm. . .;t-n;, I.OST I'a.llnck with key ami key case with niher key.s attached, liet urn to ibserver. I;. v;ml. x-.'MMp FOU ItKXT- 'Furnished or unfur nished fi vi-nut m linn ern h-ni.se will! (,'iirau'e. Write II, K, i Commodore Apis,, The llallf;;, ore. x-:(-:itp Jolt TISAIH-: A kihhI Spiikrine home to trade lor l.a ( Ira ml J property, also I S i, acres irrlnat eil laml near Spokane, it am- in strawberries, it acres in raspber ries, asparagus ami alfalfa. Truth or sell on crop payment. Owner is staying at phone .Mail J 4 X. LOST J.OST iCtntf with opal ami four sapphire settings, near Green wood and Adams. Cinder kindly I'i't urn to 1 I Adams. Hewa i d. S-li-lMp nut su.r. oit Tit xiii: Ft lit SAI.K rut Kia.liola.s, $ 1 per dozen. l'lo! ilak S1. N-lM'tp I'tll! SAI.K fanninB lieans. HTl-W s-j :'t I'Olt SAI.K (II! HUNT-:!. 4, ',-i-ootn lionsfs. fall kihi r,ni. 7-;li-r,ip KOIt SAI.K Six i-yenr-nlil (iuern sey heifers, cheap if taken he fore Sunday. ',. (i. Ilud.siin. 1 mi. south linlder. S -1 - :t SI'ICCtAI. wr discount on all lllu- nerwine and cimiMmk tdcnsils. 474-.I. I'urniluri' i:c!i:inj!. 7-SS-tf I'llll SAI.K lilt THAIli: (HI wink wtove. i:iectrU- lilatc. Sewilnf ma chine. Kli-ctric inntiu-. 474-.I. Ktlrtliture Kchani,re. 7-JS-tl' I'lllt .SAI.K::. anil well limit 7 rnont dwellini: and hath. i:ii-ctric wired, for $1'.'i'i niu.st l,e moed ' to makt room for husiness. .lohni Mars. 7-ia-lf . I SAVK TWKNTV 1 " II.I.A Its on aj new l-'rlKhlaire. I:et;ular (.1. M. '. I payment plan If d.-sireiL Si-e W. I J). VatiKhn, Sacajawea Inn. 0-:3-lf MI'SKIIATS roll SAI.K liookini; oiders fur fall delueiy. I.arp,', --rk brown, l'.liie Mountain strains. I.lvo didivery guaran teed. Orders filled in rotation. Half cah Willi order, balance ('. O. I). Ml. Kmily Muskrat lrattn, T.n Orande, Oregon. T-1 2-2 in MOM'N' POP FRECKLES AND HIS COAfe BAOi IN THE 1. BEAR CABIM. BV- ) r "j-.-i A GOGGLE- WED KKll . j ST -vou'M TS'.ES CF M.R EtsCEPrltO, V. 4 tc v" ARE. EH. COlM.frKD ThC Bit MEM HE t Tla lBt l Zl M " J !''jrj'Ea GETS WRES TR0M ! MllUOM- Yf'?) CviEB 1, ly T BE Bid EGOj- C;; I A"-V iie.u.Aps".vAjy I WA'T To SMO YOU S0ME7MiAi? ra A"r t-aa ta l oooo : - ;! .P. 5 'm Ly r -- hi ! 1 M w II Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire average word to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion ....IOo Ier line, each added consec utive IiiHerdou . 7o Mhilnium churtfo on one or der 9 fto R A TICS BY MONTH 2 lines, per month... $3.50 It linen, per month $S.H5 4 lines, per mouth ..... $4. 00 3 linen, per month ..,.$4.75 Fin h uddltlonal line over five cliared ut 60c per Hue per 1 tllODtll. CASH IV ADVANCE la re quired on ull Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates uliurtfrd on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders nitiM be In this office by 10 A. M. HAY OF INSF.ItTlOX. Stop or ders on ad Inserted autll further notice must be received by the Kiune hour or extra Insertion will be churned. Telephone orderi aollelted. Ch si j rat en may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before ditto of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 37 "An Observer Want Ad n iu Do it" lll'V, SI-;i.I ruise, move nntl trade ioiiH,-a. John Mnrs. C-20-tf lilt SAI.K OH TltAlli: WestlnB-lions-' ,'l,'r!iic tan, $lti. Furniture Kxchaiw. "-L'.S-tf I'ull rtAl.i: r-roi,in hi, use. j;iii ue. I;iwn. shruhs, shade trees. I'aveU stret't. TerniK can he iiad. In K'HmI iTsilfiice sc-ctii.n. 307 SpiinK sln-el. i-L3lf itK i:r..T I'dlt HKN'T liaraK.-. liil .l aie. 8-l-;f ;K(iH l:KN"i' Modern npt. corner I Clh an.l X. U7-M. S-1-tf I'dlt 1: 10 NT Modern furnished ! apt. Wavi-rley Apts. H-1-lmp KOlt HI-7NT Small liouse; garage. Call I US dMlar or 4 la-It. 7-5O-0tp h'(U; ItKNT 4-rooiu lurn. house. .Mrs. .May Hoffman. 1S1-J. S-2-tf KOJt itKNT Cabin, at "Wallowa Lake, $ I r, a week. Imniire lino-K.-ni- lliissell. IS'il' Third St., or call L'74-V. H-2-:ll lilt ItKNT Strictly modern 3 reoin dilple.'. in best residential district. Allen Duplex. l.'.l)7 4tll. Main r -1 3 . S-C-llnp lolt ItKNT 2, 3, 4 and 6-room f urnislied houses with baths. Clean and quiet. 1810 Greenwood c-3o-tr 'nit kKNT - 7-roo'm jnodern house, furnished or unfurnished, on' block from postorftce. Kine l.-.liai:e. K. C. Tuckey. 7-2S-H W.AM 'Kit V.NTi:n Young mnrrled man unnts Meady work. 1422 Z nve. 7-31-31 W A N i l-; I W idow wishes houwe keepinjr. 1 Inferences. Call or write Mr::. Vera Sexton, fo O. (J. Stackh.nd. Oove. 8-l-3tp FRIENDS SOCPSIS6 ? 1 S SURP25ES ALCEAOy JUST A0 1 -W AT TMOOST sA LIKE A PT S 7UIS ' -,,n,i i cn m t aiami' S JS , , y- it I I jr l i T- l Ad Page Counties ' j WANTED Hoarders, 1 .11 7 Wash. 1 . T-Sl-Slp WANTKIi NursinK by experienced pradicnt nurse. Uy day or week. I'll. 305-J. itf'S WiiHh. 7-31-lmp misci:ixam:oi s EASTKRN OREGON School of Music- Violin, piano, voice credits. 1. O. O. F. Temple. 1'h. 447-J. S-9-1M ('AUK Foil HIKK You drive. lulu model Btdann, by the mile or hour. l'lione Main C.'.n, Harry WasKoner. 7-:'n-lm Sl'F.t'lAl, fusCeiuiintf knife Ki'ind eurhot iindum w heel, oil-tiKht and ilustproof Rem case, $i..rn, 4 7 4-. I. Furniture Kehane. 7-S-lf LA UKANUtJ MATT It KSH Ut L'p holsterlng A Weaving Work. Phone 424-W. Chan. E.lwarda. Prop. 12-1-lin 'l OlFI t ATI V K i i edit Asnoclal ion, credit rutin? eleailnif liouse. tol lections, credit ratintrs. S. I.. Thoni pson, Mki, H. H. I 'a rker. S-., 113 Kim. St. I'hom- .Main 1. I. o. Hox 7"a. x-i'-lm MONET TO LOAN We have mon ey to loan on desirable city prop erty at the low rate of interest of t'Jk. We write oil klmls of In surance, Inclu.lInK life. CMi:m. H. Iteynolils. S-lii-if HEALTH MH.K AS A I'OOl Uy uy U Keirer, l, l. I.niisfnu. .Mich, (("onimlssioner of lleiilth, Slate of Mlchifran .Member of Got'Kas Mcintirlal In consideritiff food that come direct from nature, mil U takes first rank. There is no element in any dlelary that even approaches milk, when measured by the standard of its completeness in all food values. Many foods contain some one or other of the essential elements of diet in K'eater prop. iri ton than milk, but on account of this excess they require greater adjustment to make a properly balanced diet than Ik the case with milk. The six food elements that are necessary to every well-balanewl diet are: proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, salts and wt t. For the Informed person who ran. and will, chooser scientifically balanc ed diet, by utilizinc all or these food lemenls, the problem of nu trition may be simple, but for those of iiH who have to choose with not hint? more accurate as a Kuide than what we may happen to like, imbalance in diet is the inevitable finding. It is here thai millt as a stable item' of food hows at iff best. Not only (s milk a balanced food prepured by nature, but any diet made essentially of milk cannot he an unbalan-Led diet. Children, he lm; more sensitive to ad verso or favorable liealth habits than adults, offer the best field for demonstra tion. The child who doesn't like milk, but pubstitu'eH ir Its place tea, coffee, or soda pop soon wl ows tin effect of this omission in stam ina or rowth. It is safe to k even further and say that a child who is bavin? milk for the centerpiece of his daily diet can hardly be an undernourished child. For Kiowth. inilk should not only lie taken as a beverage, but it should be an important constituent in soups and Rravies. Most chil dren have a great longing for des serts. If desserts are prepared of custards and other wholesome nu tritious forms of in Hit Iherw need he no ban applied to the second or third helping of dessert. What Putting- on Thrills AIRSAIPA&S AFULty COTE, mm- 4. n v J OFFICE CAT ( MAUD & Junius VV wet e set ved something the other day that our hordes, said was Minnie Pudding but when we look ed at our portion we concluded it had been accented on t he wrong syllable. It's funny, but the bobble skirt was just as popular In its duy as t he skirt that gives unrestricted freedom of tho limbs now ls,- i There was n lady named Willie TS Who loved n lass called Annie KS lie asked If .she would be Ills MS Hut KN said YVS. His love for her was very grS Me to!. I her It was hard to HS And begirmi to know at once his FS Hut KS wild YVS. Then for a time lie grew sedft Hut soon he hit a faster iS And for another girl went strS Now lX can W'S. A lfCfurc was recently Riven hi "How the Worm Conducts 1 1 Con ri -hip." Any married woman could talk n( Icimtli n A Mihject like thai. A soft answer may turn nwny wrath but that's n lot more than rail oe s.aid of a soft tire. , Weather vanes seem a needless expense when straw bnls show tin way the wind blows. We like a man that comes right to the point and says what he thinks when he aifreeS with us. Who i emembers w hen we men wore brown derbies, with air boles on each side? Quinine- If Minnie In Indian means water, wkat does .Mlnnesoln mean'.' n Arsenic "I'm suro T don't k now. Quinine Sola water, you poor fish! Hy the lime most of ous find ourselves with money to invest the bargains are gone, and when the bargains are back on the counter wi have no money. ;i.i CFSTOM1HK WITH .MOV I IX NAIH'KI.ONA (A P) Merchants of this old Spanish city are attract ing customers to their stores by taking movies of passing pedes- t rains. Kach person photographed is given a card with a number, up on presentation of which ho is shown the developed pictures! of himself. For a small charge be may select n strip of three pictures. NORWAY KNTFUS It A YON 11FLI OSLO CAP) Norway's first ray on mill has been established al Hygge. The plant Is expected to cost about JL'Tn.miO and have an annual output of H0 tons of ai tl- i ficial silk. i could make children happier or moti content at the table than a second helping of dessert which is wholesome and nutritious and eas ily digested'.' There can be no excuse for un dernourished chlldi en in any part of the country where milk is avail able. A diet for children built on the sound foundation of clean, wholesomo cow's milk will relieve the mother of anxiety concerning the niiilnutrition problem of her own. Milk has solved a malnutri tion difficulty In many homes by being piesented to the child in va ried forms and the Ingenious niolh-i-r will take advantage of this op portunity to prepare milk for them in the endless ways that. Ihls can bo done. a Front J-'iSTo WkjaERf!El.D?VES.SM. tfDFES UE SANS JES OHE MowDoycOLlk V f2iP)i W( I.M A B'.3 AISPLAME, "fa k MM5' -n Monte Blue In Air Picture At The Star Hon't fHil to see Monte Him In "Across the Atlantic," the Warner Br-vs," production, which is now playing Ht the Star t heater. The picture Is an a via lion romance, enrryinif its hero overseas to France In ft captured plane. Thrill ing, dramatic, human, the picture is made to order for (he tiUo-ftsted man who stars In it. The siory Is by John ltunsonie ami the screen adaptation by Harvey dates. How ard Hreiherton directed. The prin- ipals in the strong cast at" Falun Murphy, Burr Mcintosh ami Itohert Ober. "Across the, Atlantic" shows some of the earlier types of planes as well as the hi test, and the pres entation is convincing and absorb ing. Mine at his roughneck best . which is saying; the proverbial "mouthful." Miss Log-an Is Hit in "For Ladies OnlyM A remarkably Versatile actress Is )ac iliellne l.ogau. (iifted In com edy, inspiring in romance, thrilling 1 1n melodrama, ami capable of ris ing to the tragic heights uf the Magdelene. ns she does with such (compelling power in "The King of 'Kings," she sciiih capable of doing Winvthitltr SUllclblv. Ami to see her in "For Ladies -Only." the current nttruction at the Colonial theater, is to marvel anew at her resource fulness. in "For Ladles Only." she plays the role of the private secretary to the manager of a big business; a rolp, by the way, that she once played in real lite. Ii is her lot In the picture to be cast out with all of the other women employees when a new manager inaugurates a "Dow n with w omen!" cu mpaign. These women may be out. but they are never dnwn. They rise up to fight it out on the sex discrimina tion issue. And they make a iollv job of It. Miss Logan is. of course, charm ing, ulluring, vivid, and full of gently subtle comedy. She makes of the secretary a character of memottible beauty. And she has associated with her an excellent cast that includes John Howcrs. Kdna Marlon, Hen Hall. Templar Saxe and William H. Strauss. The production was made by Co lumbia Pictures, under the I ) per vision of Harry f'ohn, and the df ection of Henry Lehrman and Pete Pembroke. Certain-teed Plaster Wall Board With walls and ccil- J ings of CERTAIN I TEED Plaster Wall Board, you can keep I cool in summer and warm in winter. Van Petten Lumber Co. I'liunu MmIii 1.V2 "fJooil BitvIic Quick" IM COMFECENCE vtiTrt VQ. OILDOUCH .r MR BIO WELLS, PUT UEU SEE N00 IM 6, FEW , MiKUTE. . JyST tE SEATED, ' 4 UKxrr 'New Type Role Played by Clara I At Arcade Aside from uniting the star, dl- I rector, lending man combination i w hich made nuch a success of the jepte of the air, "WIiirh," "Ladies I of the Mob," Clam How 's new stalling picture now playing at the j Arcade, is notew orthy in that it .presents this popular actress in an entirely new type of role. . "Ladles of ihu Mob" is the first serious melodrama undertaken by Miss llow since she became a Pani- mount star. It shows her as tha sweetheart and wife of a snviiKHy successful bank robber and depicts her efforts to gel him to go straight and to keep him straight, j The picture was directed by Wil liam Wellman. who made such a success of "Wings," and Kichant Arien. who had a hading role in ihe air epic, is the leading man In "Ladies of the Mob." on West Const reviewer, after a preview of the picture, charac terized It as "the woman's side of the, underworld." He called the picture remarkable in that is gives Miss llow a distinctly new type of role without -detracting from her unhine personality. FXPOUTIVfl IMMHtS WASH I NCToN ( AP) Millions of foreigners open ami close Am erican doors as they go to and from their honieH. More than 2.- out), am) were exported last year, about Mi per cent gmng to i.rvai Hritain. More than iT-.tiOf) are swinging on from hinges In South Africa. WORMS WAV TO CAMP WASHOK VALLFY. New Mil dred Cliff, 11, lacked the ?1 to at tend ihe Nevada junior farm bn reuu camp here. She arranged with Katheriue Lewers, Fnlverslty nf Nevaila art teacher, to dig angle worms for I ho kilter's prize ducks at five cents a dnxen. When the camp opened she bad the niuney. IT ISNT A HOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE How in the world can a young person expect to become "popular" -unless there is a Tele phone in the home? We don't tay it can't be done. It might. But it's doubtful. Ham ladepentiftiil Telephone Co. AMS TOO CAN MAt WE roa a few crmr a bati By Cowan 1'v.E HCRO C-ROUT those Bid 0l MEM BRUCE HOBWOBBtUCt NlT "vvlENN LvFE By Blosser rr m m. v - J t;1-': 7DFALL" JA I-? ' ---h i vr?'t Professional Directory Thlj directory 1 especially bandy for tho netcomer or for th out-of-town reader who may want the name and address of soma profession! man. It has been carefully prepared and wilt prof to be ready ultl to any reader In obtaining prompt professional ervlco. Classified for Osteopathic Physician J. le. ltUI.B, I), o. MAHGAIltCT l.M.l.U, l. O. General practice ind the "I'OST bYttTKAl" for fallen arches. )omuir Twleuhon ttulldloff Main 106 Architect C B. Mil. I, Fit, Architect Hue in 7 Lm Grande National Hank Building (citified Public Accountant H. I.. FHI-NS, . I. A. Audiis, Systems, Hookkeeplnt Phone Main 1 I i:t Kim St. P. O. Hox 7f.3 noriii.F. vsi itm Ainrirxn PAULS (AP) Such modern and ancient Industries as aviation anil sheep grazing are combined at the lAin airport. Airmen have been warned to innke a circuit of the Inerodroiiie before landing' to give it he shepherd time to collect his 'flock. i ! M'.FINd hi:i I Itr.VTlNOTOX, W. Va Fire de I pariment trucks w ill be distin guished on Huntington streets at 'night by one red and one white headlight. Do You Feel flattered by a fine letter from a stock - selling house you never heard of? Don't you're on a sucker list. x , '"" 'RATE "'" " Your Money Here Safely U. S. National Bank Member Federal RoserTe Bystein EXCURSION FARES - DAILY To Portland One Way $ 9.50 Round Trip 15.40 I-v. I.n Grande 9:25 n. m., Ar. Portlnnd 10:10 p. m. Modern I)e J-uxo I'arlor Conches Oregon Trail Stage Depot On Jeffernon Opposite U. I. STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. I.ave La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8;-l! a. m. 4 :00 p. m. Connect with All Points West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande for liaker, lioise 1 1 :2.r a. m. La Grande for Maker only A :35 p. in. La Grande for rendleton 1 0 :ri() a. m 3 :15 p. ni. (Conneotlnrw nt l-eiiillcton ffir U'lllla Vullli nml l'UMfo) I,eave La Grande i ui i uiiianvi til iv. om tt. in. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 For information Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains Quick Reference Physicians & Surgeons LIlIC II. IIOUVT, M, II. I.F.UA M.tvl.4, Hi. H, Practlcu limited to Uiseaaea of to Jl v e. Kr. Noau uiitl Throat. New j' may Telephone iiuUdltiif 10. . Kill I T, M. . PhyMlclsn and tiurifenn Pmm-r Telephone B'llldlnif Malawi Vl'ltN' I,. HA 'Jfl.TOX, M. U, I'liysiclati and Burgeon nardner Telephone Vulldltig Msin 14 Kestrtorjee Phone Main tiitH If no answer call Mala in 9 F. I. It At SlOt, M. D. Prcatleu Iheiied to diseases of th Kyu, Fur, Nost) a ud 'j nroal Rooms 1 11-19 Telephone Soiuuier Huildinr Main 77l A. L. IL'CII AltttSOIf, If. O, tiurhf y Rooms ir-17 Te1phon 3o miller itulldlna Main la II. . meCAIiK, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Bommer Tiephon building UjiIu Hit l,i;i ( i; l. ;ii.s,thi M. I). Physician ami Surgeon It ins. N-ITi. West-Jorobson Hld?. Olllee Ph. 4SII-J. i;es. Ph. 19-11 Astrologer .Mils, riti in itu i; iiaimi s :il N' A vi-., Cirnnilf, Ore. I(-';hIIiiks iliilly. , li. ii.llnc.H l,y .Mull a Sporlnlly While our service Is expert and eiliclenl, It Is not without .eiiuhte a I feet ion. This en ables us to carry out Instrue- llnits to the letter. We Pnderstn ml Rmf.nAss a 7,1. MM i:itM..N Main 62 Pepot. I'hone Main 130 call MAIN 7!)3 .li
