La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 21, 1928 IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAY fount1. s-24-:;i Ihirguln. lTiii7 Spruce. H'l'I'.A Y Kl BluYk Jfi-sr.y hull, i Karniwa ir:j. N-M- "Olt KKNT - llDlt.SH, I'll, - a-ronni !!Hf-W. f urnished 4 - rnntti modern Oil i-. ,utl 213-K. I'dH TltADK tiood, KTVictnhk t automobile for work, Ulilsmoinh' 7 HalfB To. 8-14-31 VANTKD Position lis housdu'fp- t. full iioom .:t (iiiiul.' Hotel. N-lM-l'tp WA.Vl'KI i- - J hxist'Ufcpfr lor unm chilif n-ll. If ;t lit If uE home ful ly 4Uip!iI, ill ;il conililions. l''MinatHMit for i-jrht puriy. Ad-iln-s box I. a Cliiiihl.-. llr.-. ' s-i'i-t. J-'Olt SAI.K fl - mom mn.lpin 1iotlM rciiwnt basement 4 luls; KHrnKf, shado lives, berries, Hhrubbery, nice lawn. An i'Kn'1 fn t Kiii'ifii .spot . cement sble 'wutUs. l'rlre ?l!7"ii. ( 'on v-n t'-n t terms, t'uli at ,N. First Hi '. S-4-ltp STHA VI-: I) I'Yom my farm. ;i t 'host it While boar, rail Karm i'i'H 1X5. s-:i-t YANTi:i .WANTED) wantedto w, ranch. i:UL fith for small , S-L'2-3tp i WANTED Work on farm country boy. Good milli'-r. I 3rd St. Ph. :R.:i-J. :;-iMp WANTED Nursing by experienced practical nurse. By day or week. Ph. ;ion-.L Mt;i Wash. 7-31-lmp W ANTKD ! h-essmnking or sew ing of any kind. Prices wason able. Mrs. L. A. Slrlntrham. Ph. L'!it;-s. l:ni rth. s-22-atp FOR RENT FOR RENT- can 4i;:-.r. houses s-2"-t r , FO H Pen ENT 4-room Ave. house. S-2 FOR RENT Housckc 1512 Adams. Ph. : rooms. S-15-tf FOR RENT n j it. Wa'erley Modern Apts. furnished TK RENT nished mod St.. Call 2 2:t- clenn 4 -room fin ni apt. 1MH i 2nd R. fi-is-tf FOR RENT rooms. I. o. EHJ2-J. Modern s . F. Temple. erping Phone Sdm Ft IK RENT .Modern apt. Steam heated with Fridiare. and elect, range, close in. Call Main 4:w. s FOR RENT Modern furnished 3 room apartment, with glassed-in sleeping porch and private hath, nt IHiS Adams, trail 2S2-U. FOR RENT Strictly modern 3 room duplex, in best, residential district. Allen Duplex, if.n7 4th. Main 513. S-O-Jmp FOR RENT H, 3, 4 and f.-room furnished houses wit h bait is. Clean and quiet. J S J 0 Greenwood C-20-tf M0M.'N' pop 5 NEWS TKKT FoP' PT)E MtiHT PROVE To EE HiS L(kS-V. MAMV SVMPATHE'IC FftltNDS AT POINTT PLEASNMT ttLl TO HELP t&i The soiipou; TO FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS f SEE, BETTY.1 0 CEC!4LG BET7V MAvjG 7AAT5 LAND VNfc'iiE AEADIAiS RS-IT5 WE COUNT? 1 LIME 10 OU, L F EEL LIKE CMttlS Eojoyeo OCAri LI0ER72IP AAiD NOW COMES 7W MOST PART OF TAW S7EAMIN6 UP70 7WE SMOBES OF 7M5 7m siad i caaie 1 if. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire average word to the line.) Per llni 1st Insert Ion . 10c ItT Hue, each lidded couscc uilyo Insertion ........... 7c Minimum clittrKe on one or der ,.t5c RATES UV MONTH' 2 Hues, wr month $2. SO S Hues, itT month $3.25 4 llncis, ikt monih $4.00 G UiWH, per month ,$4.75 Kneli additional lino over five charged at 60c per line per ) mouth. 1 CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rules churned on all eredit Insertions. Cop)' for all t'lussifkd orders must be in thin of rice by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSKUTIOX. Slim, or ders on ud inserted until further notiee must be rts'eived by the same hour or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. CuaIi ratey may be earned ou phone orders by payment on or before dute of last Insertion, 11 JON E MAIN &7 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" TOR SALP. Oil TRADE OK SALE Sows Keoun. Alicel. and pigs. Arch S-23-l'lp , Hly, SELL, raie, move and trade I houses. John Mars. 0-20-tf (FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. IS. W. Schroeder, Lie. L X-22-7tp FOR SALE 3-ineh Sni-iebaker low v. heel wagon. C. II. Cran detl. !i7 Oak St. K-j:i-3tp I'ofl SALIC h'ine widdle horse, s, nidle and bridle., inquire 1 so" Wash. Ave. S-iS-Gtp 'OR SALE Cnl! at onei Wash. Ph. 2 Furniture '. Leaving 74-J. nnd rugs, city, sin; s-2:!-:u U'fill SALE Oil RENT 2, 3 and 5-room houses. Good location. Cull 2 ltd S. 1 :J(i 1 r.th. K-L'J-3tp I'OR SALE Moil beer. 1 Of lb. Pe pie's Market. Phis Jeff. Ave. 8-22- KfiR SALE Pure hred Hampshire bucks, to $15. J. E. Reyn olds. S-17-lm FOR SALE Pips, weaned, $3.ihi to $S.imi. l'"irst house east, of Ho'. Lake viaduct, red water tower. G. S. Sessions. S-22-,fitp FOR SAI.K 25 1 1. P. Advance iiuniley steam engine. Fine con dition. Terms. Ore. Hdwo & Imp. Co. S-y-tf FOR SALE 10-acre tract, modern bouse, dairy of IS cows, good roule. 2nu chickens, 25S-W. S-l S-7fp SPECIA L big values in Hoosier gray enameled ware: ; Coffee Pots 50c Tea Kettles .....5dc Deep Dish Pans 50e Convex Sauce Pans and I 'ovei s rf"e I Pie Plates. Pudding Pans and I Wash Rasins, each 10e Furniture Exchange. S-S-tf j t KM0VJ V00 MUST EE GlOIMG. THCouiiH A TERRIBLE STUWN, VWlMd ) WERE VoSCt-t) 20UJW, VOUR HVSSEMVP ftMOMO. TuE WSlNd-V if UJ0UL.& BE KVlEEK, T'S JUST GHASTLW To THINK PERWKPS, BCRE THEN t OF iU THE VIATORS ! WHO HAmE ) COULt? CEf OVjT -EUT V.E BE.Cli VMSM( AMD HENJER- SWD NO 0UE,MOT EviEM.. GOOt) C0V.E fcT NTlM1 VMS. THIS STRA.IWT AMAD ' ) AMD ITS UE PLACE VXI&'LL STATUE A!2E EUAJAJIM3 Ad Page Counties Misci-:M,ANi:ors (SAVK TWIiNTY HOIXAttfl on a j new FriKhhiire. fifj-tilur G, M. C puyinent plan if ileniieil. V. V. Vuughn, Sacajuuea Inn. C- 3-tf F()K J.KASI-: My home for a year, to reliable party. Mrs. , May Huffman. J204 J wt.-S-l 4-tf It KM DAVKNl'OItT, leather uphol Hlerlnf,', $3.ri. Kuril it urtj lxchitngo. S-fi-tf EASTERN OREGON School of Mil sir Violin, piano, voice, Credits, 1. O. O. P. Temple. I'h. 447-J. H-9-1M HAMILTON BKAi'H electrical s w ee pc r, a I m ost n e w ; 1 ess than " jiriee. Furniture KxehanjiCt. S-S-tf LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering A. Weaving Works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. E J wards. Prop. I2-l-ltn M4SS GLAI'VS E. Mll.LKIt an n ounces the reopening of her piano studio Sept. 1st. Credit fur High school pupils. Call l.s'.-J before ID a. m. S-lo-l!d MltS. It. G. .Met 'ALL announces the reopening of her piano studio on Sept. 1st. Reservations now be ing mad for pipe, organ and piano. High school credits. Ph, .Main X2S or Main Jt:is. S-22-tf COOPERATIVE Credit Association, credit rating clearing house, col lections, credit ratings. S. L. Thompson, Mgr., H. I. Parker, See., 1 1 3 Elm. St. Phone Main 1, p, O. Pox 753. S-Min MONEY TO LOAN We hHve mon ey to loan on desirable city prop erty at the low rate of Interest of C'. We write all kinds of in surance, including life. Chan. ri. Reynolds. 3-10-tf HACK llllOKflN REDDING Jack Knutt, truck driver, suffered a broken hack when the road gave way as he drove over it with a load of lumber and the truck dropped 2 0 feet into a ditch below the Alturas-ltedding highway m ar lugol. Physicians be lieved he would recover. DI1.S OF Itl llNS FRESNO Mrs. Aki Data, Jap anese. 3S-, died in a sanitarium at Fowler of burns suffered when her clothing caught, fire at her home in Sunnyside. The accident was blamed on a leak in a gasoline stove she had just lighted. For Sale A splendid buy in an apartment house, which is well located four large apartments, always filled, in come in addtlon to one apartment occupied by owner, $75 per month. Reason for disposing of properly not financial, this property always has been a good invest men t. A small payment will place you In possession and the income wilt make t he future payments. A small house might he considered as part payment. Here is an op portunity for some thrifty wife to assist materially In preparing for the rainy days that are come. t Mi city two- mey to loan on T.a Grande md farm properly. Improved icrc and five-acre tracts close Geo. II. Currey TRUE SYMPATHY " 1 " V EPWfrR-O SMO f TwEW LUUDHi M SUCH b RDU&tt ! COUATE.V . FRECKLES Look, BETry BE PASS!M3 THE OF UBEC7Y W p ism'T 17 Big 7M0OGA !.' OFFICE CAT 'AB HAN H RtO- & Ju n ius Ole, the night porter, was testify ing bet'ure. the jury alter the biff bank robbery, "Von isiiy," thundered the attor ney, "that ut inidnhi'ht you were cleaning out the otiiee, and eight masked nun brushed past you and wtMit on into thrt vault room with revolvers drawn"'" "Yah," said Ole. ''Well, what did you do then?" "Aye put down my mop." Ves. but then what did yon do?" "Veil, aye say tomyseit', 'Uis bane heli of a way to run a bank." It is said to bo possible for nn operator to fly one of the new makes of airplanes for several min utes with both hands off the con-i Urol. Girls, that beats ever the old horse and buggy days, ing of motor ear a. to say nnth- RECIPE FOR A KI'ER -DINNER SPEECH Three long breaths, 'oinpliment to the audience, Fun story. Outline of what speaker is not go ing to say. I Points that he will touch on later. Two familiar n, not at ions. Outline of what, speaker is going to say. Points that he has pot time touch on now, Reference to what he said first. Funny story. to Hifalutin' Poetry "1 thank you." La wyi (to flustered witness) : "Now, sir, did you or did you uot, I piano and sing. on the date in question or at any' Making all due allowances for the other time, say to the defendant or ' marvelous possibilities of Die movie anyone else that the statement im-,canieia in the hands of an expert, puted to you and denied by 4he,the performance of this uncanny plaintiff was a matter of no mo-canine Is positively astounding, ment or otherwise Answer me. j "Thunder" docs all the usual cute yes or no." j things, such as cocking his cars at Rewihlered Witness: "Yes or no, -the light time and all the rest nt what'.'" jthe usual hag of tricks hut they ;are merely appetizers to some of "Makes no differences bow the -his semational stunts, old car looks so long as it runs," In "The Silent Avengc-r" they which is a mouthful all right, but have injected a touch of polite at ltow is one to coimuco (ho wife? ; mosphero novel to "dog stories." that will Every whi'eKe-winfler hopes any one who sieals his jokes die laughing. Moike Aiurphy approached his shanty home just as cuckoos ex- claimed, "Three o'clock in the ; morning." Mrs. Murphy appeared! at the iloor. ' "And what kept you out till this; hour of the night?" she demanded.! "Well, darlin'." replied Moike, I "Oi've been her since twilve o'- clock tryin' to think up an excuse ' for not hem home before mid- night." Rerry: "I know a man who knows nothing about baseball, yet never misses a game." Terry: T saw him play." NEW GRADE SIGNAL SALEM, Ore.. Aug. 24, (AP) ("or the purpose of reducing the number of automobile accidents the J Som hern Pacific Railroad Com- J puny lias changed its grade signal, j The old signal was two long blasts j followed by two short toots. The j new signal is a long blast, then two j short blasts followed by a final t long one. The new signal is used on the New York Central and the Pennsylvania, sjiy local engineers, ; wit h satisiaci ory results. j MAY Si:i,L M LT.WIC .HAVI'.LS CONSTANTINOPLE (AP) The Turkish finance commissioner sug gests that the rich hoard of jew els accumulated by the sultans be sold to provide capital for the pro posed Turkish stato bank. The .jewels ate already the property of the state, and the commissioner points out that the proceeds of their sale, together with available gold reserve, w ould finance the bank, - tot? IP l.0D( OMBS Wb -WE.tk PERSOM .tltSN'T WWEj msuRcE P&PER,-tAy to Ft-u- HV- To hwE T SEC0MD CCSUSIN' HySBfcN FROKE HIS NECK fMLlNfi OFF A L0M CT hW WDCM CAU'T U-AA(ilt lE TuE Time cMt HXX COLLECT w Cx. CtMMED THNT he hm no BLlSlllESS TWtlNii A R'.DE SEES COMPLETION ( ous7"VJAiT7iLLyooMF.er AAiD ALEk; AMD SLIM , AMD la V T 4' i0 , 6 ALLaE CESTOF 7Pfc BUMCJJ. ) 7HE7'5E ALL. DAMDy PcLLAS 1 y " fTLL B VJO AMD I'M SOKE 1VL. ) 3. I ( LlkE EJEByoAJe I CF7AEMREAV Apple And Snake In "Garden Of Eden" Colot ful, romantic unin't characterization ; adroit mingling of dramn material, ami an , and rom- edy form the nrinctido ingredients of Coiinne Griffith's first t'niied! Artists production now playing at the Arcade-. "The Garden of Eden" is the In triguing title of the new picture, and though the symbolism of that t'lopian birthplace of Man Is clev erly carried out. Die story itself i the last word in modernism, de riving its name from the Garden of tile Hotel Eden, just oulside Monte Carlo, where much of the action take.- place, Miss Griffith is east little cabaret singer, who. las u t h rough a chain of amusing cir cumstances, lands tu the social whirl, temporarily ' accepted as peisonage whom she is not. Lewis Milestone directed the pic ture, while a strong supporting cast includes Charles Ray. Louisei h es-s-r, Lowell Sherman, Edward Mar timid, Ma tide (U-orge anil 1 lank Mann. j "Thunder," Marvel IDod- Tn "Silont. i Avenger About the only thtntf uot done by "Tliundfr" the mavi l dog, in "Thr Silent Avenger" now playing at the Colonial theater, h, to play 1 lie j t hen he outdoor scenes to give 'the dog opportunities not afforded indoors ami finally a series of l; nes w herein U is up to I limnl ' to stop an express (rain to save ft from being wrecked. Re When the West thinks of coffee it s.iys, "Mills Bros." the cnfi'ee roasii''! a few pounds r.t a lime. That's the secret of Hills llros.' patented, con tinuous process Controlled Roasting. It's the secret of the wonderful, uniform flavor, too a flavor that you won't find in any other coffee. HILLS BROS COFFEE Preih from the otltinat xaiuum park, -.oay opond vnth a PR0ME HTm. JuST t(6T N16HT WEH 1 vwfv, TtEAPIHa WjOoT yoy TheRE ikiAS A "STOBV OF A Mi.v WHO PlEP TROW JUST FM-UMlr oot of bed . n v A JDEC - v. - '. mm?? ! I ! m frt; .: n. r. v s I'll. us. does it all right to the Intense mm! I fact ion of every film fan who seen him. Just how, w? won't f-! veal here as it Is loo good to miss.' There Is a well developed story which makes "Thunde-rV heroic t.i,ii mi-iii loulcul and timely tell ing of the efforts of a young- col lege man to persuade a. hard-shelled old mountaineer to sell a rail road right of way through his land. Of course there is a romance which Charley Dehmey and D u a n v Thompson make very interesting and exciting. Special mention must also he made of the acting of little. "Muck" Mlack, a boy actor who makes a wonderful teammate for the clever dog. "Million Dollar Mystery" Coming To The Star One of the most beautiful wom en before the camera today is Erin m. Rissuer, whose pulchritude will grace the screen of the Star thea ter Saturday only, at which lime "The Million Dollar, Mystery," the new Rnyart picture, produced by ( fi. . 1 .11- .1 l.u .-li.ti 1 .1. Hunt, will be the feat tired at traction. Mhs La Rissner is the daughter of an Irish mother and a French father, and her beauty is a blend- j big of the. best features of hothj those interesting races.- She nas coal black hair mid sea green eyes, in itself an uimudng combination, coupled with which her figure is superbly voluptuous. Her success iipon the screen Is not due. however, to her physical equipment tthme, delightful though, It may lie. She In an accomplished ..... artiste, us all I hose who picture during lis engagement in La Grande will assuredly testify, Her role that of Countess Oiga Pt rigoff Is ' one which runs the gamut of the emotions, and her h'.mlltnr' nf II leiiveH not hlmr to lie I red. She seen as one of the fs! lew FranKlin i "procrastination is the thief of time." Don't Wait. Start Savings Account today! U. S. National Bank . Member Federal Reserve. By. stem By Cowan KM HEART SuE hS REASON BLEED b FoE To BE HMAGIWE , HER. "SHE'S f if MAN Cm WE SOBROKS-UJ FEOW JUST FALtlNd. UP- OUT OF 6EP, WHAT , N FtkLUNt 60T OF THE " U (c.SX)0S HOULO X0 To KIM? Vi V. mercvi r" By Blosser , . ( SEE .'WBET I I'D 9E77EO.oor V IM7EODOCE MER. (rowEkiDs." J ' Professional Directory This directory U especially handy for the ntnvoonw or for the out-of-town reader who may waut the name and nddrosa of soma professional man. It has been carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional pervtoe. v Classified for. Quick Reference Osteopathia Physician J. i,. inc;i.rv,i. o. MAHtiAHUi' llNi.RK, t. O. Qeneral practice and the "POST BYMTEM." for fallen arches, lommer .Telephone Jul Id In Wain lot Architect C B, atlM.EK, Architect Room 7 Grande National Hank Bnlldlna- Certiflcd Public Accountant It, I.. F.M.NS, i F. A. Audits, systenm. liotdvkeeplng Phone Main 1. 113 Elm St. P. O. Rox 75 guiding spirits of a terrorist band, the Hwcetheart of the dominant head or that dim group, and from the "nioment that she makes, her first appearance upon 1 lie screen until her final tragic exit she liohls the audience enthralled by her ar tistry, her fire and her beauty. i James Kirkwood ami Llla l.ee head the cast of "The Million Dol lar Mystery," which includes be sides Miss La Rissuer, Henry Sed ley, John Elliott and many other well known players. S. 1. INCOME FIGFRl-S SAN FRANCISCO The. Soilth n Pacific company reported J5,- 04'.',3!3 net income for July, an in crease of $1,140,353 over July last viiir. Total operating revenue lor lust month was J25.7l4.S2l. an in- j" - . . . . r"" T T x rha(;;art arrfsteo REDDING Raymond Collettl, sani iu nave uikk- no Cali fornla. officer would ever taite him in custody," was arrested by thej sheriff on a charge of operating a still. He submitted without nt- ! tempting to use his rifle, which was eloso at hand, ' Storage Coal Fill up your coal bin before your yard Is softened by Ihe fall rains we have KNIGHT'S Spring Canyon and PEACOCK CO Ah (All sizes) VanPetten Lumber Co. IHioue Main TM "Good Sen-lee Quick" EXCURSION FARES DAILY To Portland One Way $ 9.50 Round Trip 15.10 Lr. I.l Grnnda B:2B n. m., Ar. Portland 10:10 p. m. Modern le I.uxo I'arlor Concdea Oregon Trail Stage Depot On Jefforoon Opposllo U. P. IJppot. Phono Main 130 STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8:45 a. m. 4 :00 p. m. Connect with All I'oints West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leav(j La Grande for Baker, Iloiss 11 :25 a. m. La Grande for linker only 4 :35 p. in. La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:1!5 p. in. (Connections ttt Pendloton tor Walla Walla nnd I'asco) Iave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a. m. Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 For information Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains Physicians & Surgeons moh b. notrvr, St. li. I.blU' A U II. K li-'M. M. Ik. Praetlew limited to tiiJitmnes of the liv. Ear. Noid and 'Ihroat. New Foley T h-ohnne Uullding MMu lk B. G. KIRRT, M. li. Phyaluiau and Burgeon flomaier Teletthone Uuildtnv Main 22 VEHN L. H4.flll,TO?f, M. I. PUyalcian ana Surgeon Gardner Telephone liulldlng Main tff Kesidence Phone Main t;uS If no aimwer call Main SOU r. i,. nAi.srof. in. n. Prcatlce limited to diabases of tn Eye, Ear, Noite and Throat Rooma 1S-19 Ti lephone Somuier Rulldlnr Main 77H A. It, RVCIIAItlfKON, 9t. O. buriiory Rooma 18-17 Telephone Soatmer JJulldlnff Main im It. O, MeCATiL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Bommer Telephone Building bilu 8SH CLAltF.NCF. I. C.I1.STRAP, M. I). Physician ami Surgeon Rme. 14-15, West-Jocobson Rldg. OfflOo I'll. 4S3-J. Res, Ph. 19'2-U Astrologer MRS. FREOEHICIC ItAl.M ES 3 ci i N Ave., La Grande, Ore. Readings daily. Readings by Mail tx Specialty WISDi.M! -&3a Wisdom demands that you secure the services of expert morticians who know the sci ence and ethics of their pro fession ami who have dem onstrated their capacity and Ability. "Ve Pnderstand ( 6NODORAK8 A StlAIMEUMAN Main 62 call MAIN 709