La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 21, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti -- Tage Eight fiX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Monday, January 21, 1929. ! The Observer Want Ad Tage I The Market Place of Union and WaUowa Counties U.S. Rubber Footwear Rubber Arctic Zippers Boots. Complete stock of de pendable Rubber Goods. . Men's Wear, NEWTODAYi WANTKII Work 4'JD-J, I alia 4lh, hy lio:ir. I'll. M iH. (.'out. 12-3-lt I'll II HUNT 6 Km. furn. house, utlullH, guruKt', !i-J, Knnny Al HllHOtl. I 1 -1 1 I'Olt HUNT I'ront donni-lalm S rwmi Hi-ml-ni'iili-rn ujiaitmi'iil. Light umi cli'un lliu-ii furnished. Hanm hlork tttcujnweu, M:M Aillilnii. 1-21-11 MX1..VN I M.IM I Jt II. I. : KHHT WOICTH, Texas Jan. 21 (Al) Thi' iniiil who huh ut tin throllle of the lfi(-uinoliv which pulled tin runeml train of Presi dent Lincoln whs close to death ut lllH IlUltll here. Hi; 1H A. J. Wl'lllill?. lift. fialU to he America's oldest en. ginccr. Jin nan suffered heart ut tuck. The veteran engineer iiinnnt'il tllli flrnt engine rroiii Alliany lo Troy. N. Y., in 1N5I. MMiT LOST (Jrcy iiitilo police dog. Call alius s. iiipot or 4111-11. j-ia-:it l'Xlt KALIS Oil THAI IK j POIl HALL' t.'ush, cheap, 11126. Velio Touring, good condition. . Cull Observer. l-ll-9luj 1-Acre Tract With 4-rooni house, 1 block outside city lim its. Can be bought for $1200.00; $100 down; $20.00 per mo. Lowell Williamson Realtor Call Main 86 for Appointment. KOIt SAI10 OH THAIH-: Wood; healer, (.load condition, mild new ', J J.'. 0(1 II II 'I .l hi- $ 1 1 .00. . !" ii f 1 1 -1 turn i:.l'1iuiirii, iii-j. l-i'j-ir; (on KAi.i-: on ri'.Ain; - I'liud ; t'ornct A-l simp". Ulurlt leilthcrj case 12.0l). Ji'iirnlluro Kxchangc, ' 471-J. l-ll)-lf j KOIt 3AIJ-; Oil TltAlli; guurli r-I j ed wk t'lilffonlrr. Kood an new. ( i Hound French 1'lutc Mirror. uj liiiig.iill. Kurnituri Kxclmnge, ; I 471-J. 1-19-ir I "Olt HAI.H Modern liutisr Willi j acreage and water rights, place : known iim l-'recinun l.add piano, on No. Anh. Ylll cell nt a rac- Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average word to lite lloe.) I'or line, Jut tnnertloa 10c tnr lino, each added consec utive Insertion1 9o Minimum vhurg on one or dor ... &o ItATKH IIY BIONTU S linen, ur nioiitb. -.f9.50 8 Hutu, Kr month ..ta.15 4 1 1 n im, Mr monthwww. M.00 tk Illicit mt inontb.www....ff4.7d ICucli uddltloujil lino over live churtffJ mt ftoo per line per nj until. CASH IN ADVANCE U re quired on till C'liuiHl'lt nrdfra lo earn tlno rutiw. Illfchrr rutaa cluirKi'd on all credit InMurtlons. Com fur ull JIswlfll orders niiiHi Ih In thlH office hj 10 A. M. IAV OF INKUniOV. btop or uVrn un ttd liiMrtvd until further uoUcmi niiiHt be rurelved Itf lite Mime hour or extra luwertion will tu ehurKd. Tele phono orders sullulLed. CqmIi rulw mar he earned on phone orders hy iwyment on or be for date of hut tnitertlon . . I' I ION K MAIN 1 Aq OhmrriT Want Ad Will Io It' Q0FFICE w CAT; VMM MAH . ATM m Norma Shearer" In "Lady Of Chance" at Star . "Oh. for the light thut lion in a womun'g cyun, untl lieu, und Hod, and lien!" i "Li lac Time" Now Showing At Arcade Theater "Imubie-liiirrelt'd exterior et tinKH were erected for Klwt Nu tluiiul'a Hueclul, "Lilac Time," star- riliK Tolleen Moure, In the remote The old aduffo Is, In a twin siiffentlon of the Htory of Norma camp in Houthern Culifurnht where Bhearcr's "A Lady uf Chance," 'the llirilllnff aerial sequences were which Is the feature attraction M i made for this production, now at the Htar theater. MIkh Khearer 1s the Arcade theuler. teen as a hotel telephone operator I Although everv foot of lumber. !,...., uiyh'mu'o looks Innocent enouffh hut ls.werv nail and .-verv 'sack of co rny dauichtcr, eh? Yoil believe, i ln ct. professional nold diRer. ,nent had to b hauled tediously young man. that you could- support !An itnVriv bt of shyness, a few (overland by truck, every settlmc a family? , tears and the lonely, sympathetic WUH uMt as thoush It were to Hultor Well-er-that-ls- vou see. mon who nH to taho "nfortunulo , Htand fur a hundred years. sir, I was only reckoning on KHen. i "uu? "V, , lo dinner -and the the. ...I , . t ater, fail for her uppeal. . Then the j Kuld-dlRs;er takes advantage of the opportunity and Rives her propert a "panning" and his bankorll shrinks. hut 1 s u 1 1 t use If it s n ecessa r y I can tufte euro of tliu rest - of you, 1 too. (' ' I . - ? 1 "You ore very brave to want- to marry inc. -Do you know that Uto first man that married, me died shortly afterwards?' "Honest," l "And the second one committed suleidc?'!, i- , f J "Iteally?" , . ' ' 1 "And thu third on: is in the ln- Bfine asylum?"- , i "Is that so?" , "Now don't you think ,T ,uin u very seductive woman?" -; "l,ady, yoit ain't, nwuniah you're u pltiKUe." . , ' - '.": 1 "Clara," her futlvei shouted up Htairs,. "I think that .bashful younx hardware dark of youra is out on the porch,". , 1 Well, . Pa." exclaimed Clara. ImsiJintf duwn the stairs three steps at 'a'tlme, "I didn't hetir niiii rlnij.". "Neither dli I." ' adrnfttefl- her father,, "but I heard' his knees knockliifc toarether,", . :-' -'.' ririeo. Call 4riit-J or 204 IhI Ht. 1-iy-tp WANTIJJ LA OKANUK MATTHKS3 & Up- The newly ' wed. beoulifuNbut j holsterin & Jiuir CUanlnff (Umb thh dujiled )to the Woiks. I'hune Chus. Ed- hoiIKI, ,n thc Kr,.nt(.Ht ot ttnfnll(,h. wuiub, i-rup. iwnn. ..(,h( Heetor." shrt wailed, "I've VANTIJI I'osltlun as bookkeep er. I'. (J. Mux aif, 1-17-tf koh hi.i:k;m uidino i'autii;h call :tn:i-M. slelKhs, leuuiH and , l-ltl-3lp 1 i ii illK hi't'ii lilttim liv u Hdir! AUCTIONKKH Will cry nls for, ...,.,,,.,.; lht,n.f ,,,r,nK," Boothd farinoiH und olheji, anywhiuo. ilrnIi.n,.w . husband, "don't cliaiKiiH ri'uiionulilti. witlnructlon WOrry. Jiwt you go and put some ttllt ISIC.NT Milt HUNT I lioilHts Call ri-roolu Ml-W. furulHliiMl i-ia-:it l'DH HUNT -To lldultH, furnlBlU'd aid., rlodo to hlKh xcltool. Call .Main 72. l-ID-3t WINTER riCTURES Add lo the varlely uf yuur , collet tlon, Jluve IheiM developed unil printed by MAE STEARNS l'holu Kxperl. Leave all nrdeis ut L. & L Drus Co. KOIt It KNT-Clean I'OUIIIM. (')UHU 111. hoiiHidteepliitf, Cheap. 4f-J. -lU-21p j Kuarantettd. Jl, ii. javifinizar. (,.n,xlde on It." Joseph, Ore. 1-11-lmp) -jni-but I-I can't," she sobbed. , , .1 "it-It's runiaway!" NOTK "K The party Is known who , . :...,;.'-.. took cushion, colls mul side cur-1 Whenever you hear it 50-car-old tains from car at 170G Y ave. If man say hi' feels like a lA-yenr-okl they will return them by Frl. It's it ire(ty wife Ik'I lie's A widower Jan. Vft h. uuthliiv will be said, ."tiikhuf nolltf' uitaiii. Olherwlsu they will bo prose-j -.'' . -' culeil. 1-lS-lit1 (Jcoi-Ke, is-there any cohnectiriK: ell.. !.! i ' jl"" J " ( link between the animal kfitffdom LAI ;iltt AT HOMHtS ' 1,1,(1 the vegetable kingdom? asked man (.'UANi'lHcn. -bni. 21 fAI'l , the' teacher. j - l-'OIt UKNT Clean tT-room mod ern fiit-nlshed apt., Ull 2nd. Call Una-It. l-lJ-tf KCHt UKNT nut, CUisu In. Kalph Hudd, president of the Oreat Northern Hallway, Arrived hero Sunday and scouted reports that ho had come fur a conference wit I) A rt h ur '11 rllss J a mes. w ho controls the Western I'aclfic, re- .,.-.,Ih1....1 a-ioom I lHltr- ir.,.o. d - had come on an ordinury business trip. Yeth, ma'am, George, Hash. answered i ;llttle Call 41M-VV. . i-Iii-ii KOIt UKNT Steam, healed rur nlsltvd aid,, Wuvuriy Apt. l-lli-lllp KOH UKNT Cmororlable Apts., furnished or tinfurnlshed, 77 4th. 1 1 s-1 tup TltY A HOTILi; hl NSHIMJ t u iii iu:mi:iiy One bottle Is generally all that Is tieecSHiiry. Hundreds uf bottles sulci. AhMulutnly safu lo lake, contains no nari.-otlcs, and every buttle Is made fresh when ordered, l'ut up ex chiMively by M. (1. Allen, Dr-jgglst, Klglii, Oregon,.!'. O. Ilox 84. $1.25 KOU HOMK LAINOHY Call Hilt-K I'"' mailed unywhere. write, 1-1 S-:ttp j W'M'' or lmnm! ,llu y,M" order. Siin-bliie Khtiiey .MetllcUio tiels J ton It. H, v Adv. MIM'KI.I.ANKOIJM I'Ul.MNKY KWKKl- -Matn CM. 1-lfi-Glp !ATRHN OUKCION Hehool nf Mil- llt. It I M II Alt l', hIc Violin, piano, voice. Credits. DIINTLST ! I. f. Q. K, Temple. I'h. 417 .1, j I'm manently Located In La Orando ! '-s:-.:.' .' - : Ground Kloor Kommer li Id if. Asirologcr mils. riti:iii:iticu hai.mfn Sol N Ave., La Orando, Ore. lendlrvs dnlly. Itsadlngs by Malt a Specialty ! Kutrance on Adams Ave. Hum Keli. IhI, Kult tipper and Lower Plates low as $37.50 (lold Crowns us low as 7.60 l-'illliigs as low as l.r.O l'alnless Kxtractlng ;. LOO All Work (iiuu iiuteed. Open I '.tellings, I'houo IU7-L Cunhictor: "Can't ; you eo the sign 'No Smoking'?" ' ... Sallur: "Sure, mate, that's plain enough. Dut there aru so many mmm, ( A ' uiiiall army, of curpenterH. liluinbei'H and mechitnicH ftpnnt u month in constructing the seven teen biiildingB. Kach unit waji com plent and jiructieal. No detail wuu over-looked tn innke rhn nnnton Minn Khearnr l seen im "the I ,,,. not onlv the exact renllca of Kood had girl" In this play and thorn, thut dotted Kmnce during Johnny Mack Brown In the boy'!tho henic war ncrlod. but alao hali- itable for the hundreds of persons who falla hardest for her Innocent eye. ' Lowull Khermun. Gwen I.ee. Hiiddlo- MeMslnger and Kugenlu llwueitr ar jiromihent in the sup porting euHt. Klgiui:here. One says. 'Wear llrown's Coctt'ts.' .So I nln't payin' nlten llon ut tjny 6Mhem:M .-'-'...,'; i.'rofeor "Miss Kldglt, how manV-' ribs have you?" i Vllss I'idKlt "Oh, dear, I'm too tlcklisbi to count them." .''';:' '". fllrl ' s '."I maintain that love, inuklntf la 'Just' the same us It al ways, ft as." - : . J'hc..-l!oy. Krlend "How do you know,?;' , ; ... .(ilrl j"I just read about a CJreek maiden. who sal und listened to a lyru, ull night." r' ' . ''-'::.': ' . lfeW'Oiirllng. why uro you so Sttlf"? i' 5 . ' ' She .(gulping down a soli) ."Olr, dearest, I was Just thinking this will lie. our last evening to gether until tomorrow night.' ' , - -A Hetrolt man 'who drank poi soned whisky turned black. Oh, wt1, he was in perfect condition for a nu'iinmy song, anyway.' taking part in the making of the picture. The huge camouflaged hangars housed the many airplanes used In the picture. The flying field repair.1 shop contained the necessary ma- j chlnery and equipment for -the con struction and repairing , of the ships, while close by the-mechan-Ics' barracks housed the mechanics und their helpers, who lived almost within an arm's length of their Hhips day and night. . f The field hospital, its exterior expurtly camouflaged, conformed In, every aeiaii wun me regulations of the Hiltish War Department. Or. George Jueneman was In charge and wus assisted by a staff of trained nurses and orderlies. A quarter of a mile away the players were quartered tn un 80 tent village. Miss .Moore lived there several weeks, as did. the en tire supporting cast. This Includes Gary Cooper, liurr Mcintosh, George Cooper, Cleve .Moore. Kath ryn McGuire. Kugonie. llesserer, Kmlle Chautard, Jack Stone, Kd ward Hlllon and others. Carey Wilson wrote the screen play, "Lilac Time," from Willis Goldhcck's adaptation of the stage success. It was liroiluced for Klrst National i'letures by John Mc J.CPENNEYCQ 108 Depot St., La Grand, Oregon Hosiery Is So Important To the Smartness of Your Costume As a Whole For general wear, here is a hose that looks well and will wear to your sat isfaction silk and rayon full-fashioned hose for 98c Whichever w a V the wind blows, her hosiery is important. Our own num bers in service and sheer weights are priced only, pair, $1.49 Salem Boy Drowns In Valsetz Pond j..tn:s HoosfcVKir ii.i, ALBANY, N. Y.. Jun. 21 (Al')-s M'.Vor must, lake the very ne'"st thine in biilliine suit at. lire sntiih wiih yiiu, rimsnli-r Mils model In lw"i:d wiih Mining til hie j Feel Well ; v Keep Well! Keep Health hy Keeping Kidneys Active, tniov health and haDDiness si kfp your kidneys working right! Jr trouMtd with lameneu and ttitt eet; : constant backache, dizziness; vartfy, burning, or too frequent passage of kidney excretions, and getting up at night, don't take chances, . Regain health by helping your kidney. To promote normal kidney action and tnist your kidneys in cleansing your blood of poisonous wastes, use Dms'i Piilt. Recommended the world over. A$k your neighbor! 50,000 Users Endorse Do&n's: Mr. Rtwd J. Metclf, 411 E. 4th St., OfcUtMKna Ctt. Ok la., ur.: 'Ovtrwotk 1 cauwd mj ktintr to act trrulrli. Mr ! Sfk tm wtk inj ithd nrarly all th ttm. i aim had dull hndachM anl irit tirfd tnj all worn out. I uttd Doan'a Pill and on ho was very txnfifial in tottvettng tti attack." PILLS 75c A Sf lltXASlT'DlCRT:tlC V.lt KIDNI-'YS DOAN-S FURS WANTED! Highest prices paid. Check by return mail. Alteration & Repair ing & Relining. Trim mings in stock. Fun made u reaxty to wear. Silver, Cross nutl Ited Vox, Vishor, Martin, babel and Mink. I have a fine Coyote scent, the best in the state, price very reas onable. CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. - La Grande, Ore, t 'S$ ALUM. Ore., Jan. 21 (AD Korreijt 'Dale .bugger, oldest son of Mr. and- Mrs. Glen luggcr, ' whs drowned in the Valseu mill pond vhlle playing in a boat Saturday. The body was recovered and fun eral services will lie held from In dependence Tuesday. I James Koosevelt, eldest son of tlnj i governor and Mrs. Koosevelt,, to- day lay 111 in th executiyp mansion with pneumonia which developed after early symptoms indicating he i was suffering from influenza. j James, a senior at Harvard, re (turned to Albany from the unlvur Lslty lust week. ' BEWARE THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON Coughs from colds may lead to se rious trouble. You can stop ilium now with Creomulaion, un emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs creosote is rec ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies lor coughs from colds and bronchial irritations. Creomulaion contains, in addition to creosote. Other healhur elements which soothe and heal the infliimed membranes and stop thc fr ritaiion, while the creosote goes on to llie stomach, is absorbed into the blood, attacks the scat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfar-' lory in ihe treatment of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if not re lieved after taking according to direc tions, ask your druggist, (adv.) CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON Professional Directory Tbl dlraotorf la wpratally b&rulj for tn newcomer or for th oat-of-town reader ho uimj warn Die Dame and addreaa of aunte profeaalUDal man. It haa been oarefnllj prepared and win proTS to be read aid to anjr reader In obtaining prompt profeealoMl Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians J. L. INGLE. D. O. MA n A RET IKGLB, D. O. General pr.ctlc. and the "POST SYSTEM" Sommer Building for fallen archea. Telephone Main 106 MOM'N POP CALAMITY By Cowan I'LL TAKC . HOtV VOU P0LICC ( TWO WOT f . ' 'f. ?ir?!$0&;j' ..V - ,! rUDOL SUNDAL- I THE CHAWS rtlliCC. tUNDAtS-J ' fWAffitiW' ' I ftjf''' r.ifW AMD MMIC n I AND I LL BC AND MAKt V AW A ili ' "' 5NAVty. CHICK A BACK IN A 'CM NICK AND I ij.f. . ; ,1 (.' 8ffllM W.TH OLA.VS- X) M, 1 AU j : " ) ,ataII ) ' v(cRAsHn(T;cp; N CON'T intend to LET THAT YOUNO SCAMP GET AWAY WITH , THIS-I'M STAVINCr, DIOHT HEOE UNTJU Ht COMC3 HOME..' A Ail""', us pjt p. FRECKLES AND HIS FlUENDfc ANYTHING IN THE WORLD Bloaser POP, VJUCN IS S. MOT FOR SEMGRAL. Faeck:L6S coshhg ) days net, UOME FftOMTUe TAOALOWG! ) UriDlTAI t J f. . S s 1 MJUV NOT 6EC- I y TlE BSST Op C).vA. SCXJ POMT SEEA GOOLO THINK. US S TO UNOuRSTANU' COULD COWS UOMC": )WSI2E & MAS h could be in bed ue0s as vwel.l. AS IN THE HOS PITAL., COULDNT LVE, POP V By 'vwELL,M0OL)UDNT .. IVES X KNOvw,BOT f F THEY'D QMLY LET K K . 4 M J I I IAS RAME GOOD CAfiE JTHECE RS HAS A W cqaaE H0A-.E I'D 8S fr'-h MERE. AT ROfAE?, f 600Q MURSE AT ,s NuRSS -viMV, TO J L. US mas AU. ofi j ms sioe all of STAV op AUU "Zt OS TO DO TMIMSSvfC-M M6WT LONS FOR MW. S. . FOR Why:yrfyU AND 6ET UIAA ANVTMIN3 ). TTnJtV " HE'D VNkNT TAERE'S j- f y j I I 1 1 wi u pr yr 1UA McMEKKIN . .. . Teacher of The Darboreux Syitcm Voice. Dramatics Mulvllle Aptg. Phone 873-J Physicians & Surgeons LEE II. BODVT, M. D. ; I.UWA WILKES. M. D. Practice limited to ulseasea of tbe Uye, Ear, Sooa and Throat New Foley i Telephon. liulldlng l Main 1( A. L. niCHARDSON, M. D. tiuruery Rooms 16-17 Telephone Soiumer Building Alain 16 (JLAItlCM IO L. GILSTItAP, M. D. i'liyulcian and Surgeon Gurdnnr Itldir. Offico Ph. Muln !)G. Ilea. Ph. M-605 . TO IHb HIGULST IDEALS J J rjTHE hlgheit code of ethic, 1 a Koverna nur nrnffinnlnnAl ' governs our professional services. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous respect tor the wlrhes of the bereaved. We Dnders'jind fVDDORASS a tlMMEKMAN Main (1 STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p. m- Makes All Main Line Connections. , For information call MAIN 7i,9." ; , W