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Thursday, tteccmljer 13, 1928.. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Eleven IT' The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEW TODAY WANTKll- Work or liny kill. I. ' Harry Mason, ISC- lY.lur. 1TUKKV8 AND !i:i'K for sal, rail Kaiim iH as. 12-n-Otp Tt'ltKKY SI'Kl'lAl. FilHay anil Sul., 71 - N II). turki.j'M SJ.au. t)r.li-r now for rli-llvery h.-t'urv ( 'tirlKtfnus. )r.-ss 'on yiur5-lf. 'all KaniiiMH ii. K-I3-J1p LOST Htrayi'il or Ht oU-n. Iltrlit ml hi'iOr calf, 0 months olil. ttl.oul 2 nillt's Monthcast of l.a (!r;in'l... Iti'w:iril. J. It. Kllliy, I'llloa Tool Hull. u-i:i-:'t) nl'I'OltTt'XITV lor (l. ti-t inini-.l man with larK'-sl firm of it . kintl opening hram-li In I .a tlran.l)'. S.-'Mr. l.ocU. Hoom :(!. N-w Soltinn-r Hot.. I, Humlay l)tvi'.'n 1 an. I '1 ). in. l-'-4-Jl) l-Vlli SAI.K Goo-l us.-:l piano.. J list tnn.-.l nn.l In first class ron .lition. l:isonul.e p;Uf. T.-nnn If nVnirt-it, IK"! IVnn. Ave. I'll. 4M-W. I2-U-41 WANTKIl- iooil milk cow. 25S-W. . . l:'-K)-:!t WAN'TKIt WANTKD I louKi'kt'i-pt-r in family ol" two. Jni- i5 iiiK. COMKOKTAHW-. home for i-Mcrly people or invalids. Good food mid cnri', Iiki, Olwrvvr. llMl-ttn IXR SAM! UK TUAIIE yOH SAI.K fiool business. If In terested write Ohsurvcr. 12-6-1 2t 1 .'(llt SAI.K haily's brown coat I'nr trlmmind. clu-np. I'll. S17-M. 12-K'-2tp FOH RAI.K l'J-'G Kor.l tnurlnR. Will trail.- for lieitVr or chickens, IM 1 K. 1'enn. U-;-i;tp FOU RAI.E OH TliADE Quarter-j MS I1AZAAK! ed Oaks, lluffeta and Tables, al-j Saturday. Dec. 15th., Noah's most like new. Furniture Kx-jaint Wore. rhrlstlan Chui-ch l ehanse. 1 1-3-U ' )JieSt l '-12-lt 1 FOIt 8A1.E OR TRADE A new JIne of trunks, suit cases and ,' iind haga. Furniture Exchange. ll-3-tf FOR PA LE 1925 Ford touring. Will trade for heifer calf, rab . - hits or chicken. 1M1 E. Penn. 12-7-tdp p. FOR SALE OK'TRADE 1 Singer ' 66 model Bowing machine, A-l shape. Take this 1-3 of new , t lce.. Furniture Exchange. ; ii-a-tf FOH RENT FOR RENT 2 -room apt., 1002 3rd. Ph. 3M-A. ll-2S-tf FOR RENT Furnished apartment private bath. Adults only. 2(H 1st M. 11-15-tf FOR RENT Furnished npts. Fnr-i 1 nnce he.nt, also houses all sizes. La Grande Investment Co. 11-21-lm FOR RENT 2 and 5 room fur nished houses wit!) baths, clean and quiet, 1810 Greenwood. 11-2-tf f-i ' i ; MISC'EMiAXF.OCS j ' f Jli:.MSTIT( IIN(i St mil pert .loor to D.l's. 1 L'-O-J itip '"fuller, sulphur nnd niiplil aim. ' ITflBiTY' iff.5r.M.Jya ; - - - - 1 ! MOM'N' POP POP GOES HUNTING By Cowan i ; lC . HO! i would SbN 11 f . ... 1 ' NrN-NHWs f -sfcNtk. cw-T cowb . r iiiSS a.,c ) I ST- NICK Hte TO ft ' ' , , o?!& v ( POP'S LITTU GlQL J I DOWN CMS CUIMHEW IFi . f lirSFO'S son I GCEM, BIG.. STRONG, ,V (?S CRMIMS ABOUT HE'S BM.&ER'H N0O 7 ; t ? r V his back ;i 4. tj-J. j . k f!P' V 1 !Lr r A&'V ; ? g 1 ' ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HE DIDN'T ' By Blosscr ) t V X DOK BEUEM6 k VES-B0TTU6 1 (L CM THAT X MEED AOMG! I "1 . I SAV'-' WAT ABOUT THAT ) ( 7 VWEUL T DIOsJ - ) 1 OSCABvjJEMTTDAEABlA- POSTABK ON j'jFTl TO BLV CWC.ISTMAS PEESENT5 V DIME ? SNUEM I LET VOO IT MJAs'MME l;iDP rpsrv u sm ii ,p;vnA-i' Observer Want Ad Rates (Oouiit fire averse mvrm (o the line.) Per Hoe, 1st lunertloDMMW10o Per Hue, each SKldod oonseo- udve Insertion , fo Ml n Imam charge en one or der - l&c RATRB DT MONTH I line, per wst B Much, JMV mniwti ... S.vas 4 Hues, per moutli ..$4.00 & lines, per mouth S4.7& Knrh additional Hue over five charged at 6 Do pur line per uiomli. CASH IS ADVANCE la re quired on nl) Classified orders to earn these rutca,. Hlpticr rule chttrifttl on all cmllt Insertions. . Copy fur all tJlusslfled onlcrs must be In thin or rice by 10 A. M. DAY OF lNSKKTlON. Stop or tiers uu ad Inserted until further notion niunt be received by the tuiuie hour or extra Insertion will be. charged. Telephone o r d e r solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phoue orders by payment on or before dale of IbhL Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 An Ortftprrer Want Ad WU1 Do It' EAUTKHN OHEOON Schooi of Mu- aic Violin, piano, voice. Credits, j 1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J. LA GjtAS'DE MATTRESS & Ud j hoist ering & Hug cVaninff j Works. Phone 424-W. Chan. KU- warda. Prop. 12-1-1 m MONEY TO LOANWe have mon ey to loan on desirable city prop erty at the low rate of Interest of 6. We write all kinds of in surance. Including Ufa. Chaa. H. Heynolds. -10-tf IR. RINEMART, DENTIST Permanently Located t.a Grande, Oregon Ground I-'loor Somuier Rldg. Entrance on Adams Ave. Plates us low us 20.00 Gold Crowns as low as 7.5' Killings as low as l.fo PainlesR Extracting 1.00 - -AllWork Guaranteed:' . Open Eve-nliigs, Phono 49 7-J. 12-1 2-lm 1X)ST LOST 4 head heifers, brand 1 1 on left hip. P. R. McMillan, Rt. 2. 12-11-Gtp. LOST Man's dark leather purse, t'ontainod about $f in currency and silver. Leave Observer. Re ward. 12-12-31P LOST Savings book on 1 S. Na tional Rank, Lu Grande, con taining currency. I, literal re ward. Mrs. Elmer Falk, care 1'. S. Runk. 12-12-4tp "Greek Fire" From India The (indent "Greek fire" wns first used In war hy the Greeks of the eastern empire In the Eighth cen tury. -The process of iiinnnfacl lire was obtained from India. The tire is supposed to have been romiHist'd. of idler, sulphur nnd naphtha. Ad Page Counties FIND IT HERE Copy for thin column ntist be In by a. sb. INKlllANCF. AND ItOMlt UL & I-NVIKSTMUNT OO. O. W. WARNOCK 1011 Y4mc (.inx Many times you do not U-4 lliat you winh to wim'DiJ over a dollar lor U (iiff. yet. yoil want Hie Kill to lit nice, (list tin-tU t and useful. sonicthliiK with Mimlity even though it only costs you u dollar, See the WODcjet'l nt vuluiu in tin- UK real window at Itieljunlwm'n Art A: (lilt SI. op, "Th t'hrirdmus Shop." 12-12-21 Pojiforn balls for Christ inns Order taken to 2i. PIhuk 2JyH. fir cacti any amount, 12-i l-::tp KAMI'S IjAHS I, AM lS Laiiipw f eviM-y kind, the latest ntylo.s, and prJcH raiiKinjr from $1.25 to $4r.M(.i It will pay ym to visit the balcony at Klchardsun'a Art Cift Shop tiefore MelectinK u lamp us a Klt or for your own lioine. 1 2-1 2-2t DOI.I-S and TOYS AT LOWEST PRICES 1 nc TO 9Sc Norton's Kiddy Shop 13-3-1 t Hemstitch tnjc piearsnR, bation boles, etc. Norton's Kiddie bliop. DOUJi und TOYS AT LOWEST PRICES Je TO SSc Norton's Kiddy Shop 12-3-iyt NOTICi; TO Nil AlELHOUH RS. We close the books of The East ern Oregon Bjilding and Loan As sociation on December 20th. Please have your payments in this office hy llmt dale in order to rewlvu the dividends for the full year. GEO. H. FOSTER, Secretary. Dec. 11-13-15-18. Ask for our prices on Framed Pictures, fine assortment, largo stock.. Rugg Paint Co. 12-13-tat See Our Framed. Plcturrw from !.ric up. Rugg Paint Co. 12-13-HM CARD OF THANKS ; We wish to t hank our many friends and atj lodges for their lov-: tug kindness and sympathy ex- j pressed during our recent bereave-,; meat. Also for the beautiful floral t offerings. I Mis. G. W. Allen. i John Allen. Mrs. A. C. TIaynen. is.n-Mp. Book Preservation The burean nf standards says that in lur;:o libraries, for preser vat ion purposes, it is customary to paste a very thin silk f:dirle over ' the pages, using good mucilage as I he adhesive. The fabric is li Ur i clilffon. The bureau does not know j of nny liquid that Is eiillrely sat- lfaomry. Varnish would be good If It did not penetrate the paper ; more In some places than In others. and thus cause n hlntdiy nppenr-nnce. OFFICE CAT NOTHING 1HT TtlK TIM TII The proaecutinK attorney had n coiinteivd n Tather difficult wit'. I iicmh. At b-MKth exuHpcrati'd !' the i man's evasive anjveiK, he atiked him w lieiher he u as actiua luted i u itli any of the jury. I "Yes. sir," replied the wlinens; I "more than half of thorn." j "Are you willing to swear thnt you know more than lmlf of jtltein?" demamled the man of law. The other thought (julckly. "If it I'UiiU'X to that," he replied. "1 am willing to swear that 1 know more than all of Vin put together," o .lACK-IN.'I'IIK-HOV Some trouble pups up from a ilurk hldinv platv. It may bwdi quite real with Its lior. rible face. Itut "keep mi your shirt" and also . your rntcka. ! R really Is only a 'Mnck-ln-the. j ltux." j When you're "sittinK pretty" It i .springs out at you. i Rut don't Ket unnerved bv n mere ! "childish "Boo!" i When it grins in derision as at you j it mocks, ; Just say, "1'ooh, for you, you're a j .Jack-ln-llie-liox." ) ijiisi put on the lid or "Go-after-1, aad-flght," i ()r "Goud-Hi-iisc-of-liumor," and i maybe, "Su tight." t'so "Piui'k" and "J'll-do-it' as Mtrong iloublc lock.s, ' Our troubles eollapHe like a "Jaek- ln-the-Rox." o lleiv's n srcn'i: Wnnirn tlnn'i WANT n us I ! understand 'en. I o j Srotsman: Throe dollars to take , ; out a front loot h '.' I should say .not! I'll pick a right fin my way. i home. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE IS 1IERKRY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been ap pointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for I nion County as the administrator of the estate of Anna R. Parker, deceased, and all persons having claims against the suid e.s'ute aie hereby direct ed to present them to the uuder signed at the office of 1L E. Dixon. In the Foley Rldg.. In the city of La Grande, I'nlou County. Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated DecemU r 6th, 13SR. GEO, S. PARKER. Administrator of the Estate nf Anna It. Parker, deceit Bed. H. V.. DIXON. Attorney for Administrator. La Grande, Oregon. Dee. H-IH-20-27. Jan. 3. Astrologer MRS. FP.F.RrniCK RALMT H 101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore. loadings daily. Readings by Malt a Specialty Hh fc s W iti MiT.iii.uMfci'tiMki i PON DOS A PINE The choicest of Lumber Is . carpenters paradise. Green Chain nnl Rox Wood ellvered on short notice. For Service ( nil Main 8. BOWMAN-HICKS LUM15ER CO. !W AT HIE Romance And Adventure Film Coming Friday A beautiful, rulinred woman U persuaded agninst her will by gun runnei-s to ensnare a soldier's love and thereby starts iho romance and adventure depleted In the Tif-tnuy-Stahl picture, "1 "fowlers of the Sea." starring Klrnrdu Corteic and ('armel Myets and showing Friday nt the Colonial theater. Suggested by a Jack London story. "Prowlers of the Sen" tells ft Ktory of Cuba In IMMi. whon gun running was a favorite and dan K'roii oecupaiion, (orteit plays the role of the Captain who can not le bribed but whose soldierly preoccupation with his vigilance toward the smiiKKlers vanishes hem-nth the practice charms of Mer cedes. luty and love get sadly mixed and the "aptatn one day finds himself facing a charge of titason. How the adventure ends can best be appreciated by seelnr the film. in which tlenrge Fawcett, Frank ; Leigh. Frank l.ackteen. Ohio or-j rado and hlrloy Palmer play Im portant roles. John u. Aiioiti nt- j IVCtfll. "Patent Leather Kid" Featured At the Arcade His black hair shiny like puteiit called him "The was stick and : leather so they Patent Leather Kjd." He was an East unpopular that he big crowd crowds hoping to see .whom turned out in all of the great him knocked out. or al least that cities of the hind to greet and ac palent leather hair mussed. claim the Western star on his rv- Richard Rarthelmess has one of cent record-breaking vaudevilla , A Kodak...fze Gift for Parents FlRST in the thoughts of pnrcnln nro thi-ir children. Wlh you'r gift of u Koduk jou cnuhlc them loohtiiln that wlileh will rherr them more than anything else in later years a snapshot record of their children's Uvea. A Kodak in ie gift for parents. 1 And this pructical, useful, appropriate gift come at almost any price you inh to pay. Kodaks are from $5 up; the bo ISrovmir, a dependable, Kattlman-uiade camera, nells for us little as $2. Start your Uu-iitmui ii))i'rg hrr Red Cross Drugs! the grontest roles of his screen career In "The Patent Leather Kid." First National's mighty epic of the C. S. tank corps now at the A rondo theater. "The Patent Leather Kid" Is the story of a piiKilist who is drafted for the war much aKainst hU will. but who emerges with a decoration , , of bravery and ultimately wins tlM Ktrl he lovea. The story gives Rar (hehnvjis tvery chance for a hu man, convincing portrayal or a man who is redeemed through suffer- j lllK linn a on in u love, nun i oe ever-popular lilck niakes the most of the opportunities. Molly o'luy, a newcomer to the screen, plays opposite Rartheliiless, and her interpretation of the role of The olden I 'a nee r marks her as one of the screen finds of the year. "The Patent Leather Kid" is an Alfred Kantell production. under! the pmd net ion management of Al 1 Rocket I, It is First National's first big special in several years, and ' has been nX'!ninted one of the ! really big pictures in recent years, 1 The upeclaculnr war scenes made at ttnp 1-ewls, Washington, are admitted to le the Iwst ever recorded by the camera. . ;Mix And Tony jln Picture ; Coming Friday Toin Mix and his horse. Tony film utinw inu.imi':ille III the tniiuis ! i ,f Mi,, ii i tilt H m,I-k nl' I nliiiM i'i'H or Western pictures on the screens of the world's theaters have done it attain. i Side boxer so Keeping faith with their admlr always dj-ew j era. tumultuous thousands of Professional Directory TbJut directory Is especially bandy far the swwoomee for lb ont-of-town reader who may want tbe same and address of some , prufeastoBsJ man. It has beea oarefaUy prepared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional torvtoa, Classified for Quick Reference, Osteopathic Pliysiciuns Phyacians & Surgeons ; ' . L. IXdl.E, 1. O. J"'wM.Klw' M. 1. JIIAIItiAIIKr IVCl.i:, I), o. Practlie lli)iltd to li.a of th Gfti..rnl pra.-ll.-a nd th. "POST Nw TjT.r,itfc. BVOTKM- for rail.- arch. Z,X? ' ! ltuilthntc itain ldti 1 1 11 1 ! A. L. mClIARnttON. St. D. tiuttsvry Rooms 16-17 Telephone i,' I ll. McMi:i:KIV Summer Huilulng- Maiu 1ft ; Teucller of ) - The Harhercux By stem IJLAKF.NfUl t. tJtl.STII AP, M. D, V , itiysictan and SurgooD f ! Voice. Dramatics Utirdn- Kids;. I : I MvlH Apts, IM.one X73-J Of lice Ph. Main 96. Him. Ph. 111-U ;y tour of the Keith-AIhec-Orpheum circuit, they have made a new pic. tore which is sweeping the couiu try In a wave of suooeHH, In "Son or the (iolden West." first of u seriesi of spoinl produc tions w hich Mix Is making for FRO this season and which comes to the War theater Friday he is seen In a character delineation which la A variation from his t'autiliar cow boy rob-H thai of a "pony express" rider of the days when the pio neers were battling to plant civili sation In the great West. it is a gripping story of the eol- orful days before the plains became the "cow country. " when Indians oattieu in check the white man s advance on their hunting grounds and outlaws preyed upon stage coaches and pony express riders for treasure and revenge. In its unfolding Tom and his wonder horse. Tony, are give amide op portunity to display the adventur ous riding and clever stunts that have aided in their popularity, unci uir.ur;T IDEALS i npHP: highest code of ethics X aoverns our professional services. We do everything; with the most dellcute and meticulous respect for the wlrhes of the bereaved. We Understand, NOIORAS8 A K1MMKKMAJV Mala 1 AO J STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel BIdg. Adams Ave. : Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for, Joseph 6:45 a. m. 4:00 p. rti. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 799. ? 11927 FORD Like new in appearance, mechanically perfect.' Ruxstcl Axle new Firestone tires, PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 500 The New Telephone Directory Should now be in your home Please consult same before calling numbers, as there are a tfood niany number changes. scores of splendid riders, as "had men" or defenders of a govern ment survey post, take part In tb$ speedy notion. "Hon of the Golden West" was directed for FRO by Eugene Fordo nnd In the supporting company, headed by charming Hharon Lynn In the feminine lead, are InohtdcW Tout Ltngham. Duke R. Lee, !ce Shuinway, FrRieie Kldgewny, Jolo Ray, Mark Hamilton and Wynnt Alaeo, interest Waning A Minn may lie .said to hove passed middle age when he no longer en re to go to n tiro In his nelgliborhoodi Louisville Times. FURS WANTED! Highest prices paid. Check by return mail. Alteration & Repair ing & Relining. Trim mings in stock. Furs marie up ready to wear. Sliver, Cross ami Jletl Vox, I'lsher, Martin, Kibel uihI Mink. I have a fine Coyote scent, the best in the state, price, very reas onable. CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. TUDOR SEDAN ;l :. m m. WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO. 'Kl!!Sijii!2,:-.i fit "liJU hztri J
