La Grande evening observer., December 05, 1928, Image 9

Wednesday, December 5, 102S.
I7A GKANDE EVENING OUSERVER
Fajre Nine
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEWTODAY
UK N'T
4th HI.
3-rooui apt., Uilty
(ll! IKII.l, WIGS and
nil 4 7ii-V.
rdlt AI.I'I ft hen! milk rows mul
CJlK-'-M. t'Ull OlHMfl'Vtfr.
.'Oil II KN I Keasonublv, hou.se-
Kt'i-niiiK rooiiiM ami Klt-cpmj;
inoitiH, 212 Hiroh. l:'-fi-M)
K'.NTKI- Ctrl wnntR to do kcikm-
;il llullM'.s'OI'k. I'all l.MJ-A.
12.6-2lr
- I
ult KAI.K l-aily'a fur-triiumvd
ii.nl. Ilai-Kiiin. I'h. .117-M.
1S-S-;i-,
III; S.W.H .Two Jvrsry mill;
cow. One just fri-Hh. I'lione
:'i;4-V. i2-r.-:it.
II. I. HKI.I. Ill' wttirt' hlocli llunl
illK KstnL' jutl.jf'ct to ussessmrllt
iin.l taxi'H fur just Si;r.(i. nil. Sp.-iik
,,(irk. I'lntul -. I'ratt, Al.sii. Ariz.
i 2-r-:st
WAN'TKU
WW'TKIl Wtinijin wunlH work on
nincli or in town. 2ll-V.
' 12-S-Stp
IX)It KA1.K OR TltADU
111 Y. KHI.U mini".
move ami RK.NT I
John ' Mars. I
11-5-lm :
turn. 11UCSES.
1'Olt SAI.K OH TllAUH Quarter
ed Oaks, llilffeta and Tables, ul
most like new. Furniture Kx
.iinse. H-3-tf
l'Oll SALE Oil TRADK A now
Lno of trunks, suit cases und
i:and bags. Furniture Exchange.
H-3-tI
!( 1 1 1 SAI.K I have a few cords or
tii-tnch hard prune tree wood.
Iiillvered ill l.ll Grande. $12 a
I'ord. Call or write John JJean.
Cove. L'-4--tp
FOIt PAI.K Oil TRADE I Kinder
CI model sewing machine, A-l
liape. Take this 1-3 of now
mice. Furniture Exchange.
11-S-tf
1.0ST
l.(ST 1'olice pup. Helurn to jks
N. D-pot. l-:i-3t
LOST Ulnck nnd -white female.
I.h wellyn Seller, collar on, Suit
aijle reward. H. W. Conrad.
1 1-29-fltp
1'Olt KENT
I'olt RENT 2-room apt., lt)02
lird. J'h. :U1-A,' 1 l-2S-tf
'On P.ENT Kurnlshed apartment
private bath. Adults only, 2013
1st St. 11-15-tf!
lui; 1IK.NT
2-roofn furnished
;h2 1'enn. Ph.
12-4-lmp
apt. Oarage,
Kt;-w.
inli UK NT Partly furnished
house with garage. Close in. Call
:!N-W or inquire at 1 in 1 4 Kirst
St. 12-4-2tp
i'tiK HKNT Kurnished apts. Fur
nace heat, also houses all sizes.
La Orundc Investment Co.
11-21-lm
FOR RENT 2 and 5 room fur
nished houses with baths, clean
and quiet, 1810 Greenwood.
ll-2-tf
There may bo no connection be
wepn the two events nt all, but
liortly nfler President Coolidgit
poke on world pence Lloyd George
ts reported slightly ill.
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MISCELLANEOUS
EASTERN OREGON School of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice. Credits.
1. O. 0. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
LA GKANDE MATT' It ESS & Up
holstering & Ruff CleaninK
Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed
wards, Prop. X2-l-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We have mon
ey to loan on desirable city prop-l OIIKISTMAS cm-'.EIl I
erty at the low rate of interest of I Ts spread with Lovely Mn istmas ;
6. We write all kinds of In-j ' 'ards. See the largest line or ex
su ranee, including life. Chas. H. ' elusive numl.eis shown in Eastern j
Reynolds. S-10-tf ( -reon at liichai icon's Art and
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Mfl'K'E OP Slli:!tIl lwS SALE OP
REAL PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given that I
have received foreclosure execution
and order of sale, issued out of
and under the seal of the Circuit
court of the Stale of Oregon for
I'nion County, dated the 24th dny
of November, 1 H2S. In the suit
t herein pending wherein Julius
lioesch Is plaintiff and Tillie Har
ris and Sam Harris, her husband,
the Hooveried Grocery, a corpora
tion, and the Adjustment Bureau
of the Portland Association of
credit men, a corporation, us trus-
jtee, are defendants, to me directed.
upon a decree and order of sale
made and entered in said court and
cause on the 31st clay of October,
ls2(i in favor of the above plain
tiff and against the above defend
ants, for the sum of $2ML11, to
gether with Interest thereon at S
per cent from the 2 St h day
of it
January. iy25, until paid, $150.miunn County, Oregon, sell at public
attorney fees, and costs und li-1 auction thesaid real property, and,
burscments amounting to 20.(M.an rKxtt title, estate, interest
in which said execution and order an equity nf the said defendants
of sale J am commanded to sell the 'therein and therUo. to the high-!
following described property, being
the property described in the mort
gages and deeds being foreclosed
in said action, to-wil:
Itcginning at a point 40 feet
North of the S. E. corner of Lot
14 in Block Hi 4 of Chaplin's Ad
dition io the city of La Grande.
I'nion County, Oregon, according
to the supplemental plat of said
town
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lNSURANrr: ai iioxds
V. K, IXVKSTMKNT tX.
O. W. WAHNOCK
i'lcri ni:s i i: mi D
"Have your iiicimcn -niai
hand ittttfd nnI tianifl nnw
Itk-hardson's Art ami tint Shop, t
lr. ISelle Myers. 'htroprnct or, I
has movvd fruiu N-w Knk-y likltf.,1
to Iltn. 14, West-Jai'otiMon liltiK. '
I'h. 4s:t-.l. llourw: 1:30 to r: 7 to:
S p. m. UM-:u'
NKW IN I'll, lOWS
See the latest thin,,- In Art
iti-
lows, made or V!r. Artistic !'
siKns just tilt lliini; for your
cliiistoius Gltts ut ltivliaidsen's Art
and lillt t-liop. U'-3-0l
DOI.IJJ anJ TOVS
AT l.nWKST ritlCKS
lliv 'CO 'Jc
Norton's Kiddy Shoji
CliltlSTMAS (.ins
shipment of Kiiierrdd
eh lllow Klavs ctlls Jtnd ta
has just arrived at Melville
Tleinstltchiiif:, pica 'nig. button
boles, etc. Norton's Kiudio Shop.
IKHJ.K and T)VS
AT LOWKST IMtK'K.S
' H'C TO '.ISC
Norton's Kiddy Khop
Uiift Shop. .Beautiful Cards rani;
ing in price from :ic to 2Uc. Sc
the window when down town.
i2-:t-r,t
Irving Cobb spen tls his winters
window shopping, according to on!
item from New York. Jtahe Ruth
also has a terrific appetite.
West nt right, angles with Green
wood Street !Mi feet to the West i
side of Lot HJ. ther.co North S
feet 1o the Northwest corner of
said Lot Hi; thence East ID feet;
thence South 40 feet; thence Kast
So feet lo tho Kast, line of Lot
14, thence South 4" feet to tin
place of beginning, alt in Lniou
County. Oregon,
NOW THE RK PORE, by virtue
and uuthorlly of said writ, and ia
obedience to Its commands. 1 will,
on Thursday, the 27th di;y of De
cember. 1!'2S, at two o'clock P. M.
of said day. at the front door nf
he- court house in La Grande. I'n-
est bidder for cash, subject to re
demption as provided by law, the I
proce e Is to be applied in satisf:u -j
tion of said judgment and decY o I
including costs and accruing costs!
of o-xeeiition and salo. j
Dated this I'lith day of November, :
HiL'S.
JKSSI-: BRKSflKARS. Pher-j
iff of I'nion County, Oregon, j
OFFICE
CAT
tDt MM HI
"Jack was held up by two men
last nlKht."
Where?"
"AM the way home. 1
"Open your uioiith. pleftse,M the
d-ntlst asked.
"Hut what shall I say?" retorted
tin- fair path-nt.
V y cash n ml Oh list mas
won't cause mw year chills.
hills
l.auh and tho world lnntthi
with you, tell your nittnents nnd
it'll run like tlio diekens every
il!M- it sees you coming.
When Idsalns: is concerned th
receiver of stolen koo).s Kets tht
li, 'tnl of tli bargain.
The
to lie
(Ut.
effort to keep straight iweJ
moral stniKKle fn.steud of n
I AnylitMly can wiilo a book, lnu
it lakes a u'eniiiM la tliluk nil a
' new l it It (o sniivt lmiixhtlucss.
!
j Phm maker: 'Thts Is the first
; complaint we have ever had about
i this make of shoes. Hidn't they fit
you '.'"
; Macintosh: "Aye, they fit mo all
rlirht. but they're a wee bit tlsht
for my brother on the niKht shllt."
j a
j K you tell your wife you would
: many aain, that makes her mad.
1 If you tell her you wouldn't on a
bet, that makes her madder.
VltOiaiENM IV AV1I.I WEST
DKMINU. N. M. (AP Aviution
' Is sliovinx the "wild west" into the
1 baekurmmd. Demlnjr will convert
' tlie eity rodeo grounds into uu air
port. ! A ROTE IF.A1 WII-'E DAILY
j Slnl'X 'ITV, Iowa (Al'
(When Maililas lirown, 79. died,
I anions his papers were found 3.2S5
. letters which he had written dally
for nine years to'his deceased wile.
CI NTENAKIAN HAtKS
11 A " A N A ( A P) Tom Oleek.
Ii".. expects to race Ills ponleH here
this winter. He is one of Cuba's
most pieturesoue winter visitors.
I A bulletin from the Department
I of Commerce announces that the
M'nited States ranks first of all na
! Hons as a compiler of statistics.
I'.ven on the streets you occusiou
I ally see men studying figures.
Hk Welcomeyou
toPortUnd. 200 comfortable room,
ejeh with baih. Reasonable rmtt;
Couvenirnt down-town location.
Hruirr personal inunafemcw of
SAM D. ADK1SSON
9k HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Astrologer
M IIS, FREDKRICK nAI3IE8
SOX N Ave., La Grande, Ore.
tendings dally.
Readings by Mall a Specialty
i jvAA i St flit fe..Csi
Fariss Players
Present "Why
Wives Worry"
The Vai-Iss 1'IayeiV oifoiiiiK to-
n'sni i me nrniuc un'.ue p w in ikm
ou of thobo merry comedies with j
plenty of action and scarcely ui
minute of fluKfrinir Interest. Aenonl
once said "A man's wife can't be j
happy unless slm hits somlim to !
worry ubout." and t "Why Wives
worry there is enough unci u
keep several wives worryinn of
course, the Krief is alt clean fur-.
Tim best laid plans of mice and
men '! Well, itov H, Baker and
Koy L. Haker laid tho lieNt nvade
plans they ceuld and with the
shrewdest connivance to help each
other. Hut they both had wives
and that's where tho story "Why
Wives Worry" waxes warm. This
will the second offering: of the
popular slock company. Ju addi
tion to the staKo play (hero will bo
motion pictures.
"The Singapore
Mutiny" At
Star Today
i of n freight
In tlie confined ar
steamer on a low? voyage through
tropic seas, with withering heat
heating down upon It day after day,
it is inevitable that lit) man pas
sions should have unrestrained
play. When to this Is added the
resence of n fascinating woman
passenger, whoso wiles turn the
heads of a half-dozen men and set
them to battling with each other
for her smiles, the tense drama of
tlie situation may well bo imagined.
'ChiH is the unusual settinsr of
rim's lowerlul nielodraiiia of the l"''ly. miylllK that stranijeia were
hlKli seas, "'l'h(. HhiKupoi-B -Mil- ! " allowed.
tiny," ut the Star theater today, I The Kil l turned her faee up to
with ltulph Inee and heatltlfiil Ks- . I'l"'. smiled sweetly, und wild,. "Oh,
telle Taylor in the leadlllK roles. I "it I'm sure you don't menu me,
In addition to playlnif llin role! Mr. Worsley," throwluK him u lan
of a stokehold bully whose aliuse 1 KUlsliinK Klanee. Worslry started
of his men leads to mutiny and 1 1,1 order her olf more emplialleal
.Hhlpw reek, lnee directed the photo. ly. suddenly realized It was Miss
nlav with a fine sense of drama -
values. Miss Taylor's ehurae-
terl'.alion of the adventuress on '
the Sinpapore-hound "tramp" i
strainer is declared to lift the most ,
outstanding: of tier tirtlliitnt ttcrcen .
career. Others in the east are
.laineH Masjn. Oardller Janus,
Martha laltox, Harry Allen,
Krank NevberK. Robert Guillard
and Carl Axzelle. j
"Four Sons"
Coming To
The Arcade
A highly dramatic, nnd likewise
Instructive sequence of scenes up-i
penrs in Kox Films "lrour Sons.'
the fettture film which has created
such a sensation in New York and
Los Angeles.
Some of the action takes place
r
..Clears .
throat
Coughing is usually Nature's
attempt to expel irritating
phlegm from the throat and
tronchial tubes. Help Nature
toobtatn quick relief by the use
cf PERTUSSIN, which is most
effective in freeing the air pas
sages and in soothing the in
flamed throat.
PERTUSSIN contains no
dope and has been prescribed by
physicians for more than 20
years. Sold by all druggists.
nffliMni
I
Mil
In tlie xaminatlon rooms and do-
tenttoi; wards of Kills island, the
KUteway of tit a new arrivuls from
forelKH countrieM. Oireotor Kbrd :
hud theso sets constructed In fue- i
HUntle to the rooms in the fetlerul'
buildings on tUfl iluiul. und every .
hit oi r.-uline nIiowd in the nlcturo
tH curried oiH to the iuvr iy
ford,
Karle Koxe, Maritaret .Mann,
jmie olyer. i harles Morton,
jumes Hall and others are seen in
piiiu ipal roles of this production,
wiiich Is coming to the An ade
Renter for three days, commene-
iug; Thursday.
Arcade Showing
"Power
Of Silence"
In the first scenes taken for "The
Tower of Silence," Hello Hennelfs
drama for Tlfiany Stahl showing
tonight ut the Arcade theater, the
j star appears as a middle-ntted,
j broken-down, dilapidated woman,
l gray and licouraged. Hhe Is tm
I ii mi iur iuuiuvi , uiiu nit pvmt'inw
j introduced ugainst her switiRH the
'htoiy back twenty-five yeurfj, WU
: lacu Worsley. the director of "The
Power of HUence," dismissed the
uctors, stopiiug Miss Bennett u
moment to compliment here on her
old mattc-up and to cuuttun hr to
be on time lor the afternoon takes,
because they all Involved her as a
Kiel of IS or 20.
Luncheon time well over, Wor
stey paced up ami down Impatient
ly, watch In hand, waiting for his
star to nppeur. His irritat Ion
mounting, he stopped beside Miss
Helmet's chair, where a blond
young t hlng was seated, und or
dered her off the set rather brtis-
i "ennott ready tor the Beetle, mid
nearly choked on his combined
emotions, while the rest of the cast,
catching on to the situation, gave
him the merry ha-ha. j
"The Power of Silence" is tt j
powerful dramu of a woman's flKht
for huppim-ss, and lielle Bennett
is said to have some of the finest j
scenes In her entire career. John
Westwood, Marion DouKlas, An-1
ders Randolf, John St. Polis, Vir- j
glnia Pearson, Jackie Combs and t
Raymond Keune comprise the cust. !
Headlines you never see: "Won
Wealth By Embezzling and Playing
Horses. Says Kornier Bunk Clerk.'
(-
HIGHEST
IDEALS
r;
IE highest code of ethics
governs our professional
services. We do everything
with the most delicate and
meticulous respect for the
wishes of the bereuved.
Understand
i
(JNODGRABS ,
HMMlf.KMAN I
Mala 81 I
Professional Directory
Thia Atrectory to especially bandy for the newcomer or Co tht
ont-of-town reader who may want the name and address of aoaaa
professional man. It has been carefully prepared and will pro
to be a ready aid to any reader in obUtmlug prompt professional
service.
Classified for. Quick Reference
Osteopathic Physicians
J. L. INCLG, D. O.
MA H(J All KT t. o.
General practice and the "POST
KVSTKM" tor fallen arches.
Sninmer
Building
Telephone
Muiu lUta
Miss Gladys K. Miller
Ornduute American Conservatory
Chicago.
Accredited teacher of piano.
907 O Avsuuo.
ioa mi.mi:i:kiv
Teacher of
The llarbereiix HyHteui
Volco. liraiuallcs
Melville Apts. l'hone i71!-J
Baby for Sale!
Father a college professor; mother cultured and
refined; heredity guaranteed. Price $30,000.
PASSIONATELY devoted to her
husband, Marjorie oltcii said she
would sacrifice anything for his suc
cess and happiness. And now, as he
faces failure, disillusionment, despair
all fvr a tik of money she sees
only one way out. She has heard of
women, rich and childless, who would
give thousands of dollars if they
could adopt a baby, and be sure of its
heredity. 13ut as the yolden dreams oi
approaching niothei hood (ill her soul,
she wondc-is if she can go through
with it.
True, the secret of net coining baby
is still her own. Even
her husband docs not
know need mutrktunv.
But can she resist the
loving touch of tinv,
helpless baby hands
that are already closing
tightly around her
heart? Can she ull hit
unborn ihild?
' Partial Contents v
Jor January
I Wanted a Husband
My Kit ot Redemption
SdcTtd and Hrohiau Love
The Wooio Who
Conquered Sham
After Tho Elopement
and tight other
stories
January
e.
At All Newsstands only 25c
COAL
rhone M-248
Of Course It's Royal.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors to Claude C. Pratt
Phone MAIN 218
!
STAGES LEAVE
From La Grande Hotel Bldg.
Adams Ave.
I
Wallowa Valley Coaches
I Leave
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m
Makes All Main Line Connections,
For information call MAIN 790.
11927 FORI) TUDOR SEDAN
Like new in appearance, mechanically perfect. B
Puixstcl Axle new Firestone tires.
PERKINS MOTOR CO. r
Main 500 '
When Your Phone Rings ,
by Mistake
The p;irly who culled your nunibor nmy have dis
covciod that ho nuked for the wixmir miiiibei' and hung
up the receive!' helnie you answered.
Ho may have chanjied his mind and hunjr up before
you responded.
He may have wailed Tor a while, and then hung up,
thinking you weren't there.
Mistakes are not always the fault of the Operator.
WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO.
Physicians & Surgeons
l.KB . HOl'VY, M. D,
LtiWA Wll.Kfr'.K, M. U.
Practleu limited tu iliseases of the
iCyt, Eur, Musts and Throat
NTw l-'oh-y Telephone
liuildmtf Mtiia Xi
r. L. nAtsTOV, M. D.
Practice Heilteil to dlfvnses of the
t;v. Kur, Nohu und Throat
Rooms IS- 19 Telephone
Sou i in Uuilding Uniu 778
bui uery
Rooms 1(1-17
Telephone
Main lf
Souunur iiullding'
tLARKn I,. filt.sTHAP, M, U.
i'hyf-lclun and uruon
tlUidltcr Hldg.
Office Ph. Main !Hl. Kes. Ph. 19!-U
Even while she prays for courage to
make this tcrriblesacnhce.she is dunk- .
ing that perhaps the rich woman who
comes to hcraid could take her abroad,
"for a few months' traveL" There her
baby could be born to become the
other woman's baby.
It all seems so easy. Still as she
visions the helpless little mite of
humanity that lives close to her heart
she wonders if she can do it. Can
anything ever take the place of that
little We that, for her, will die the
moment it is born?
Read her piteous story, "Nature's
i Vengeance," in
i , January True Story
Magazine.
Tune in on iKe True
' Story Hear bnxulcast
every Friday night over
W OR and the Colum
biaCha in. Consult Your
Paper or Exact Time,
Out Now!
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