La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 10, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, November 10, 102S. IIA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER Page Nine The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEW TODAY! 'olt. KAJ.l-; Latly'H diinnoihl Wok. ' I-;. Turkey, 1 l-in-U . I. S'I Alinut lo-lMcli strand nC -jM-iirlH on N. 'm. "all Ji:i-K. 3 1 -l)-3l INtll UKNT .Modern -"i-ronm fur- i nilo-il house, fait ev'-iii ntif. 1 !m:t liih, 1 1 l-iu-iip , AVANTKU Tn h.OTnw jtrivati iiunify mi new nuiilcin houses, Wiiiii X "At vuro Misfi-vcr. Jl-ln-LMp I'tiU UKNT My tiMliio i!oc AH fnrtilshfd. at 1 vn K ' 1 1 1 1 . St. AJ.--j 1'iirnislud h"U:-c Jtt Vai--h. Avi'. . Turkey. Uninn I, uvvr Sllverili.n-ii-W'iiuht. 1 l-lti-tr I'l.ANT Yfil'Ii TUKK.S, shnjhs and pereimial plums imw. I'each. npricol and apple trees. Vn ami 4Ue each; pear trees. J.'ic and A'n' eaeli. I'riees lower per hmi dred. Also oili-r fruit ami orna nieiilal trees, shrul is and In n y plants ill lowest pi 'ires. (Mir se letioii. dozen ll-irli IMants, Jtt.rm.' All K I. thrift y stork rovn at Hales Xui'sery, I'liion, Ore. ll-10-4tp 1'OK -KAI.lfi Oil Tit A1K Tit A I !;-- Tiinher claim iin'i some rash for small modern home. Wrilo llox 4ii, Kamelii. 1 l-li-:;t l-MIt SAI.K Team, linrness and w:iKi. Also new phonograph, lMn:i Sprui'e SI. ll-f.-t'.tp Hil'V. SKI. I, raise, move and UKNT fiirn. JUH'SKH. John Mais. 1 l-r,-lin J'llli SAt.K 1 !' I Kord toaiiiiir. (iooil ronditioti. Ni-w rnl'l-er. $."' rash. How man - links Ih a i 'lime House. I l '.r-tltp '(! SAI.lv-lltl'S I'lievi-oh-t tnirU with ln(fKinr liaih-r. flMn outfit for ?Sfth.. Karl l.aninan, Irnbler. 11-S-Ht p -U SALE li head registered Hamin-'hire lambs. Ib-st of bleed ing. Kru nk McKelinon, Karm "S7. lmbler. 1 l-S-(ilp JTHt SALE OR TR A I E Quarter ed Oaks, Ruffets anl Tables, al most like new. Kurniture Ex change. ll-:t-tf 1'OR SALE OR TIIAHE A new ne of t runks, suit cases and ! hand hags. Kuril it are Exchange, j 1 1-3-lf I'Olt SALE 5 acres tn Kruiltlalej 'h filler right , all in choice i rrult, .ni.ojd tn-es, :T.o young j ' trees. No buildings. Call 4'iS-Jf; 1 l-fi-tmp !( UL SALE OR TRADE Kami machinery, horses, wagons, har ness. IS and PHI acre ranch, 1 modern house. Write P. O. Rox. No. :i:.t Elgin. 1 1-Hi-litp run s.M.i-: on 'i iiAin: i shik.t Cii nioil.'l Mini iiKicliiij.1. A-l h:.li.'. Tak.' thin I-:: nf n-v priro.. I'liinituri' Kxrliani."'. i i -:s - t r I'Olt SAI.B Aiilis. Ili'liilous. Ilanana noil llinu.' Hi'ailtii'K. Also HWC't ciilcr. Will deliver. A. C Nelson, Island city, ll.MMI. : i!ifi I'Olt SALE OR TRADE P'27 j Kord roadster with Ruxtel axel j and light delivery truck bed. j (Terms if desired) C.r.od eondl-j lion good rubber. Wili sell or; tako in trade a good used piano. A PEERS Ml 'SIC CO., Phone Main S.;,. 1 l-S-'Jt ! .MOM'N' POP PoP. That old SweTEff WAS. Hi FUED ANO FSWED TiMb 'CD LEFT Tifc THE HOUSE IT I f.eA WUMILICTEO To CCNTH.SO I C4-E tT f I WOKE rPR THE RUMM&E SA.IE AT TWC CH0RCH FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS) VwMATT5sl2 OSCA& kjosw wcj par it FOR IS BEYOajD M DXfiT 1 ASK DO.MT iyA.vti... Aicoon IS- h. I A. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire avf-raiee word to (lie line.) IVr line, lr In rilon..- 10c I'm lino, each added counwc- utlvo inwrtlon 70 Mltiliimtii churtfo on ouo or der 15c RAT ICS HT MONTH 2 lines per month , $2.50 8 1 1 ins, jH'r mof it h.... I 1 1 new, Mr muntli $4.00 5 lines lMr month $1.75 i'twh Hddlilontil line over five el iti rtred u t 6ou por 11 no per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on nil Classified orders to earn these ruteH. Higher rated churned on till r red It Jiixortlou. Copy for nil tlasnifled onlcru must be In this offlee hy 10 A. M. IAV OK lNSi:itTlON. Slop or ders on ad Insert oil until further iiotlco must be received by the tutiue hour or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephoiie order o II cited. Cash rule amy bo earned oo lihoiio orders hy payment on or before dato of latit Insertion. 111 ON K MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ail Wili I)o It" ACKJ-: TRACTS FOR SALE i-S-ft or- 11 acre tracts with tirst wa ter ifffldH. - Will i-ell on liberal terms at S-loe.eii p.-r acre. Lo cate 1 in May 1 "ar k on triaveh tl rond near highway between La (ii aude and Tslanil City. Call Lowell WiMiamsoti. .Main Ml. i i-s-::t FOIt HE NT Koli RENT 4 ami :1h 1 Spruce St. room houses, l l-y-Jip KOll RENT Partly ruin., 4-ronm. house. Also J room apt, L'lu4 1st. io-:u-tr l-'O R RE NT 2 a nd room I ntshe, houses with baths, cl and lliet, 1NH (irceinvood. 11- WANTED Kxperien sirea lioust; work. red lady dt luOL Jackson. 1 J-"-4tp WANTED la gallons of milk a day; 1 eler. washing machine motor and good milk rows. Call Observer, 1 l-ti-iit WAXTKIl Coloro.l in worli of liny liniil. .Mr. iliill'i St. in wis!i.sj Su.l.liilli. 1 1-3-Sto' W A NT i: 11 MAN anil wlr want farm work. i:i:i T avc. C. K. ll.nson. ll-r,-i;ii WANTED Clea ntng, pressing and dyeing; work called for, deliver ed; (juirk service. Zweifel's. Main 17U. 1 0 Adams Ave. 10-27-lm WANTED Hides and nelts to Cllf torn tan. We also buy hides and pelts. Orande Konde Tannery, Is- land City. 10-13-lmp AIISCKIjIjANKOL'S LA ft RAN D1C MATTRESS &. Up-, liolstering & Rug Cleaning! Works. Phone 4:'4-W. Chns. Ed- wards. Prop. 12-1-lm DON'T NOU TH.T I Ki5.vEB LOST TliT S'iEKt?l SVtBV ONE OF NW&OLf CUPS I W0M WITH T"(-T EiBV -STRETCHED , - y VWANTS TO SAY WIS SECRET Or OSSiES V IS 8E6IMNIM6 TO 6WG AA& is tdalasra EvEEVBODy SEEWv TO ai ru Aiiir 7JJEvWILUeS-AiOVW AS VJAW7S 70 kAOCMJ ACKW FA2 IT IS TO DO YOU kOOJ ? 5 Ad Page Counties I'll! I. Y and Sat u may pult siilu I J Kir St. the hftf 1 l-7-Jtp 1 SKI) K!ISi'M funsole 1'hono K'iipll. Kike new jfitlUMl, with 3 ti'.urdK. liohni-nkainp'H. 1 l-K-:tt W1I.K I'AV HUH. 1st Main Ae. Kond honuK for eiass seeuril y, 1 l-T ;nd Jtp EASTERN OREGON School of Mu si' Violin, piano, voire. Credit. 1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J. IIXK VIOKIX KKI'AIKlXti and hows re-h;iil C'd. 1 Eastern ( ire. Sehool of Musie. lU-27-lm I CIKH.STKKINti. fin-nil lire re 1 airintr. I ui nit tire eraiinc Uoyle '.i in merit i an. I 'hone M-;:t7, 1 1 -'J-I Til CAltS I'Olt IMHK You drive late model sedans, hy the mile or hour. Phone Main CTiO. Many Wagoner. 9-7-lm MONEY TO LOAN We have mon- .y to loan on .lr.lrnl.lj. city prop.., rly at III. low rate of Interest of; u write ui. Kinds 01 III- Biirnnco. inclU'llni; lif.. Ttynol.lfl. Chns. H. S-in-'.f I.I IST - I .ilk. vy ni:i I'll. I'olicc loir. .In MENUS Hy Sister Mary HHKAKKAST Hakeil ?reen int; apples, cereal. cream, crisp i bacon, creamed potatoes, crisp least, milk, cotfee. H"N "It EON Macaroni ; ehiekfii linitnib-s, stewed tomati brow n bread, sliced bananas, g:nK:r j cookies, milk, lea. J INN Kt: Casserole of million j chops end vegetables, head let t uce w it h Russian dressing, raisin pie. milk, coffee. The wise housekeeper uses her jellies and jams with discretion, l-'or the dinner of strong flavored meat and vegetables, such as this om is, choose a distinctly tntt Jelly or jam. Put it on the table for the one meal and then put what. Is left away, closely covered in a cool place for several days. If too lit tle is left for a second serving use it for garnishing or in jelly sand wiches. .Macaroni and Chicken Timhiiles One-half to cup broken niaca- ronl, cooki cup finely chopped cobl chicken, 1 egg. teaspoon For Sale modern f room Knrnnce, -'ireplac' Stucco 11 a i li llOlll.'. wood Klonrs, Oarage. 1 and well loealed. Tin ved Slrci-t liii.'t anil leims are very reasonabl' O 17 Acre Tract In Island City. o A 1 and T. acre tract In Kmitdale lai will trade for city property. Money lo loan on city property vlt h rat es n.s low as $!.(' 4 per j month !"'f ?innn.iMi. ; Currey & Currey REALTORS In our new location, 1308 Adams POP STICKS TO I .) . A. SO U SVG MLn'f: I ctacE ; 3Q f - AT p ifk:w wVmm pa HE HAS THEM GOING NOW ALASKA TT?5 Yf : cikcd'W OFFICE CAT fMADt-MMN M. AKker many There's 'Why did Peewit want to hla (trsi wife's fhiter? not hint: especially uttnu;- tive uhout her.1 Teller: "V'e, you we he didn't want to break in n new mother-in-law," "Wliat sort your son like f position would now that ho h through college?" "A nearly horizontal as pos nlhle." sr;t;i:sTi:i tiiips Lawyers liar Hnrlmr. 1 'mlertakers Peml Sea. Ministei-H ('ape of tlood Hope. Prohibition A Kent Watertow n. Painters Ked Sea. Cookn Clrooee. oetora- -Medicine Hat. Jewelers Coral GubleH. Oossips 11a by Ion. Hankers Lone Mountain, Ire men Chile. Music in ns (.'ape Horn. "Marie" observed Muriel, "has suffered much for her beliei." i "I Hi !... I -" 4 uL ..l l llli....,.r itt ..r , ..,.,. 3 , o1.. ......uwlly. ..wa, , ,.,. ,.,... Th-.i v ... , j , ' : on a No. 0 foot. She: "Say, you're as Unlit as the Scotchman who missed his train because ho. had put n nirklo In a piano ami would not leave until the music stopped." ' WOMAN". 1H.1. VI IN AIU OAKLAND, Cal.. Nov. 10 (AP) M r. (ieor-Hina Col let t, who re cently celebrated her lof.th birth day here, yesterday insisted on he lm; taken for her first airplane Tide, and liked It so well that w hen the pilot started down she induced him to prolong the trip. I Wll.MINtJTON. Pel.. Nov. 10 i Herbert Hoover's official nlur- a1(y ((V(ii, (;)n,,nior snilth in Hela- ware was annouured today as '.I'.l, (iL'7. The oltieinl IntuU fitr the Htil,,; w,.re. llonVt.ri 6s.iSi; Smith, -I salt, i teaspoon paprika, 2-!l cup in 1,1 k, 1 tablespoon minced parsley. I Cook macaroni in bolting salted water until tender. Plain ami rinse in cold water, chop in very small pieces and mix t borough ly with chopped chicken. Heat egg well w it h salt, paprika and milk. I Add to first mixture with parsley and mix well. Turn Into buttered Individual molds. Place molds hi pan, surround with boiling water and bake In a moderate oven for 4o minutes, or until firm to the tiiueh. Turn out of hot platler to servi molds onto a . (Copyright, Inc.) j lUl'S, NEA Service. tiie pistlm i im: rnnr Ml; on tliis In ige felt hat con sists of two tabs cut out of tlifl felt and held in place with smoked I pearl hut 'ims a ml s i inula tctlbtit- ton holes. OLD FRIENDS W, CONE TO Po?1.1. ME OL LUCK.V 5WEMe5 - BA-BEE '.id BE ST yMlf.r (ROM THf START OF ANV MAN'S GOLF 6MAE IINI.rK nAr. -rut .in n rc Tilts OL' STND-B, i i r "i- t i-.. r ui mtmmk ''':'.i 't Emm. - a , va-jj r liOVJ PAR IT IS TO ALASKA 7ELL iWl-K, ALEk" ;. ., , j ! X-: III 1 ' " j I I '' V 7HCee '7WOUSAM' )' Sl MILES' i-l y AT-TtlE IB "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Is Coming Here One of llu KivairMl pi-oilurtlunK hi tiie history of motion pictures, "I'tu-te Tom's Cabin." will luive tin' La (irande p.eniiere at the Arcade theater Wclnes.lay. Over was spent In the ninkhiK of I niveisal's photOMlrain- atization of Harriet lU eclu r Stowe's novel, takinn nineteen months lor the actual til mint;. More Hum five thousand players appear in the massive production in support of a east of all-star magnitude. Marry Pollard, the director of Tncle Tom'.s Cabin." lulfllled a im-iuuh MHmuii jut pleter! mo pruuiictiou. I'ronaniy i no oilier picture has had the ex-I tensive pr eparation of I Hi one, ' j Pollard havhiK spent eleven years j In research. It was In 1 !' 1 4 (hat j Pollard knew he would some day ! direct his masterpiece ami every waking hour since then, when he was not engaged upon other pic tures, was devoted to plans for the making of "I'ncle Tom." Extensive trips by artisans and ' craftsmen were made throughout the entire South for elht mouths ! prior to commencement of filming in order that historical, atmospher ic and physical details in Ik hi be nut hentte, ' The most pretentious sets ever 1 erected were const rue ted at I'ni I versal City, exact replicas of ac j tual homes in the South being made for the Shelby. St. Clare and l.egree plantations as well as l he many ot her inter sliug and unusu- al setttings. The poignant love story of Eliza and Oeorge permeates the massive production, a beautiful contrast to ijie epic sweep of the powerful story. The east is a noted one. lo aded by such famous artists as Marga rita. Kischer, Arthur Edmund Ca re w. Oeorge Siegimmn. LUclell Lltllefield. John Roche, Oertrude Astor, Nelson McDowell, James H. Lowe, ami a host of others. "Law and Man" At Colonial Is Unusual Drama With a new twist to the eternal j triangle, "The Law and the Man", ( itayart's new drama from the Oc tavos Roy Cohen story, "Kntse Kires", has cotne to the Colonial for Sunday only. The plot centers about tho po litical situation In a community which Is ruled by one Dan Cree don, who is in love with Margaret (irayson, a woman attorney, though she In turn has only a. warm friendship for Dan, and has an nounced her engagement to Ernest Vnni, ii young arrhltert, member of an arlslon-allc but poverty stricken family and w it h a per sonality which Is rather warped In many respects. Dan who lets nothing stand in the way of his desires, sets out to prove to Mar garet in his own fashion that she was meant for him. He makes her District Attorney, then through political Intrigue he dishonors the name of Vane, who Is accused of forgery. Then Matgaiet has to de cide between love anil duly, for as I i1 rlct Attorney she has to j prosecute her fiance or betray the i ru si. putcei i in ii er oy i no i ow ns people. As the case progresses V.'i lie Is shown up as Hie weakling he Is, while Margaret comes to reallzo t hat she has a I w ays loved I an. Hut Creedon Is caught In Hie mesh es of his own Intrigue, and to save Margaret from public dishonor he piirjurrs himself ami Is Indicted. Roth Vanei and Dan are guilty, but before Pan is put into jail Margaret succeeds In getllng n truthful ar- TniiTy NO, I ntvEO KkE'J) A WHO COULD UNDERSTAND CENTS, TmESE TWINuS- Put TuiS is MV LUCx.v' SWEATEE OA' I MA0 IT 7 ALU - IT'AS ACABA 77-1 AT 1 I UCMOVJ A I A Cly A 2 v-J 7 iTiSTO" I ' ' ' trount of the whole procedure and bun Ik free lo marry MaiKaret. j Tom So til sell I ha miles the role of I'reedon with exceptional ablt 1 Hy, while Ciladyn Hr.uk well plnys j Marifaret with distinrtlou. Itob i ert l-;itls. l''ot uice Turner and Tom , lilckelt.H a I ho do spleinlid work. i. LharllC MUlTciy .1 Mnnvil I1 iituut ai j lOnlp of (Dll j AVU U1" lJ j 111 - Charlie Murray played cop In ' Mack Sninett's Keysiorte eomnlles j fnr V(alH. 1 1 ut in feature plciutes. 0l(iy eiiouuh, he Iuim seldom been 'seen In the role of a bin mted j Kll;irtii)ll uf u. ,.:iee. Ilowevi-r. ,U1 ,s ;l pilliniman ln -h Your i,u,v - . i i nvw i-'jisl .National com I mty' his nev edy coming the Star The Sumlay. Murray Is one of the veterans of! the sureen but is still a robust, two- lisle. 1 man, with a wondcriulj anion at of t hat quality known as . personality. I He is regarded as the raconteur; per excellence of Hollywood and no J Kt eat premiere or civic affair Is considw-etl perfect without Charlie; as the tonslmnsicr. j His fund of stories Is unlimited ami he has the gilt of icparlee toi the nth degree. "lo Your Only" Is a funny andj at the same lime human story. I'oi - ' is 1 aw son is leading w onian and ( Wllliiiut Heau.lino diiecled the film.! Wreck of the , TT Acn Vl 1 d" f!Amin(V m i. A V. ..' J V. I. VI - S I To the Arcade Augmeutlng what Is admitted to be one uf the most catchy titles ever given a motion picture. Long fellow's "The Wreck of the Hes perus," is a cast which Is unus ually strong and well balanced. Elinor Clifton, who directed the production, as a 1 e.lille special, selected for the romantic leading roles Krniik Marion and Virginia Hradford, u duo who first scored conspicuously in "The Country Doctor." Marlon and Miss Hrad ford, virtually "unknowns," until their appearance in that produc tion, by virtue of their perform ances In this story of the trials of t ho rural practitioner, have w on FURS WANTED! Highest prices paid. Check hy return mail. Alteration & Repair ing & Eelining. Trim mings in stock. I-'ih'm mnili up ri'iuly In welir. Nllwr. t'liiHS itml Ited l'i, l'1-h.-e. Mailln, Snli.i lllul Mink. I have a fine Coyote scent, the best in the state, price very reas onable. CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. By Cowan ?oP, VOO'RE BEYOND ME i WEPE NOU HAVE THREE NlCt NEW. CLE AM SWEATESt, T3UT STILL VOJ CLING. TO TWKf OLD, FbPEU. moTh-EMEm RAi LIKE A MiSER. To A By Blosser A MISTAKE.'.' For. p&res NWAT IS TJAIS AU ABOU7? OSCAR ALASKA AT vWAMT to new FAO teBTAioLy 1 l i-11,." Professional Directory II I ! IlilHI.! - 1.1 !. llWlwilC ThU directory la eapecUUly bandj for the newcomer or for tha out-of-town reader who nuty want the name and addreae of soma profeaalonal man. It haa been carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt prof eaaloiial aervlce. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians J. I,. IM.LL, P. O, M A lid Alt li'Y IX.I-i;. 11. O. Oeiienil pno tUtf mid the -'l'uST SVSTK.M" lur fallen urehea. Somnier Huiidini; Telephone Main let .Miss (.Imlys i:. Miller Oraduatu Aiuerlcan Conservatory, Chicago. Accredltd teacher of piano. 907 O Avenue. popular favor. Assuring comedy for "The Wreck of the Hesperus," which conies to the Arcade theater on Sunday. Alan Hale, erstwhile screen "had man" essays a role of the Wallace Heery type. Sam Pe(Sras.se, In the role of the "skipper," renders u virile character role, while Ethel Wales. Era nets Kord, Josephine Norman and Hud Kino also figure conspicuously In character por trayals. James Aldlue and Milton Holmes, In juvenile roles, complete the east. If you are interested in weatherstrips, call Main 732 and we will send a man to your house, who. will show you s a m pies and quote you costs -- also show you the ease of installing the NU ME TAL. Van Petten Lumber Co. K Phono Slnln 7Sa L "Good Senleo Quick" Late 1925 IUiick new paint, tires and motor in first class condi tion. See this car today. PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 500 STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel BIdg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a. m. 4:00 p. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. " For information call MATN 7J!). " " Be Careful of the Telephone Cord Probably you tlmi't know it, but your telephone cord is not merely a wire, but a delieate, stranded tinsel, covered with a protection of silk and cotton. It Can't stand much twisting without beinjr so seriously im paired that your Connection jrets cut off or else it works i;i a broken, haphazard way. And yet some people let their telephone cord pet so badly twisted up that it looks like a nest of aiifde woriiis. It's an easy matter to keep out the kinks and Ret better service out of your 'phone. I Physicians & Surgeons it. ihii vv, si. i). I. i:v a U II.KI S, M. 11. Prncttctt liinlie.i it disenses of the Kye, Kur, Nose mill Thrtut n'kw l.lnv 'iviioilmna i;uiiiina Mum K, r. :, Miinv, m. i. Physician unU Sui'Kron Sommer 'I'elephona ItiiiUliiitf Alain Yl.ltV I,. IIAMll.IOV, M. II. PhykU-ian tiud Surgeon Onrdner Telephone biMhling -Main 'J6, Heatcnce Phone Main "& If no unsW't.-r call il.ilu ltul !. I.. II. MM ON, M. 11. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye. Eitr. Nose and Throat Itiitiins IK-PI Telephone Seminar Iluildintf AI.-iiii tilt a. i.. mi ii itiiHox, .ii, ii. Surgery Piooms lfi-17 Telephone Soiiiim-r Ittiilding Main lb. CUAIIENCIB 1-. CM. STRAP, M, II, I "li v. sie in n a nd Sui grori Itnis. 1 11 ."i Wesi-Jaeohson Hldtf. iil'I'iee I'll. .Main SMI, Res. Ph. HI2-U Astrologer SHIS. l''ltl-:lIRICK IIAI.ME9 S01 N Ave.. I.a Uranito, Ore. '!.'a,lliivs daily. Reading by .Mall a Bpcclalty v Tnr- inpiirQT, ii h IUh LJ I Ii IDEALS . J, mill'3 hlelicst no.lo nf ethics X KovernH our iirofpsslonnl Horvlees. Wo do ovcrylhlnK with. .Ilia ,uuist, .il(Ji-.ito,un.l DH'tlellliJUS respecL for tllO wisheM of Hie bereaved. Wo Undorstnnrt NOI)ORAS8 CIMMURMAN Main 61 Standard ( Roadster I I 1 - if Ufi U PT Off " WCT' V A AS TAEM (3UESSIM6 tut WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO.