La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday,' January 23, 192!). CA GRANDE KVENING OBSERVER Page Seven The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties OFFICE CAT vftftM Kftaa . ATTI1E W&ERSi NEWTODAY I'dll !Al.i: Huh sIciIh. I'M. 3S1-J. l-j;i-::ip OK Ui:.'T 5 Itin. ruin, ho :un. adult. ' (iuniKt -las-J. l-'anny AlUmon. . ;. J-l!:t-lli IV"AXTKI I'nxltlnn l.y cxpoi ! ni- od buiik-k',-iur. Addi--s '.-'.. of .Olwrvor. i l-u:t-ln "Oil li;NT-- r. li. 0 -mini nm dorn liouso mi pl,-(M tun-i'l,- 1 707 Walnut. tlaiuirt'. la per ino. I'lill M i"H. ,iiyil rVrilior. it .OST Illinois Khb lih'ured watch with (uilii. ViiHer r turn- to floo. Tiwi at Adlcrs Murde-Stnre it ml rc-oolve . reward. 'l-JS-'-'t I'tlit IlKNT Nn-rcyhlcnt will civo verv low rental on H room , upt. to rlKlit parly who will look utter another apt., ami ud- Jkxlolnir iirnnei-lv. Amrv nt n;o!t I tfi.ims. 1t'all fiom to 5 p. in. f i-2:!-itp f ' - I.UKT - Pointer pup, 3 iimn. ctl-I. fe- .'male; Ian on rutin r. Notify i:tu." O avo.." or phono Itxl-M. I-l'lMf 1'K SALE Oil TKAIlK - f-'Ult SAI.K IG Tit AMK - Wti'.il heater., (iooii couditiuu, xnhl hmv; J $22.00 and price $11. (mi. Kumn f ture Kschan'o, -iTt-J. 1-ln-tf : ! YO 11 KAl.K Olt' TKAI'lv Wed Cornet A-l shape, Ittaek leather caw $12.00. I'uriiilr.ie Kxchunc, i 4T4-J. . ' 1-jy-tf j mm HAM! OH TRaMK -tMinter- j ed Oak Chiffonier, jcoud h.h new. I Hound French I'iale Mirror, a i bargain. I'm niluru Keh;t litre. 4T4-J. i o-t r I Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire average words to the line.) IVr tint, isl liMeion lOe Per Hue. each added oooseo- uilve Insertion 1. To Minimum chargr on one or ih-r ... KATKS RY MO NT B 8 Hue, per nmiithw.HMH.w.SS.50 8 line, pvr ui(iuth4HW.w..98.t6 4 11 lien, mt monih..$4.00 5 II lies, per tnontb.. $4.75 ICndi niMlilnnal line over fire churjred at 60o per line per mouth. CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired ou all Classified ordera to earn these role. Higher rniva oh a recti on all credit lunerUona, ' t Copy for nil Lrlassifled orders must In- In this office by 10 A. M. HAY OF INKUKTION. Htop or dera on ad Inserted until farllier notice must be received bjr llw Hiiitie hour or extra luacrtloa will be charged. Telephone ordera solicited. Cash rule may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before Uute of Uit Insertion. I PUONE MAIN IT "An ObaeE-rer Want Ad Will ho it" Two Negroes Admit Killing Aged Man 1 I.1XIKN Ala., Jan. 23 (AD Jack ttruwn ami KdKar llurrb. negroes of HlnninKtiatn, today were under, arrest following their ron ro.vsiins to anthorltieK sliortly lie fine niidnlKht last nUht that they ' harked J. H. Mow. 77-yeurold 1 pont master nnd store keeper ot ! IIiiko. Ala., to death Friday tiiht. i .Mokk' unit Dated tiody wan iIIn : covered Saturday nun'nini? when a patron called at the pom office for mail. Harris hit the nned man on the load. lellinK him to the floor, ae-t-onliUK' to the eonfoKslon. . Iloth neroea then ohttifued a hatchet ami an axe and hacked the pot inaKtei' to death. The store was rilled. 4, London Institution te niipultir 'om-i-i?.' iiiore fit- tnilliirh kituwn n the "Mmnluy nml Smtirdny I'oik." wel their oHuin jiome ' uiiseellimewua eoiieert L'iveli in the early ilfry of tile td St. .lmia'K,haH, wlilch s(oih nl the hark of the (itknlnttii del ween II ceiti sireel and I'lecadilly. Lullduti. i;iil;:nI. X preliiultuiry Mi1e of three rnnrcrts look d:ico ilurhm ilie fill I It! ijhoW Wvt'k 111 I Hl'lMhhtT. lfios.- . - ; Bandit Confesses Crime Before Death WAM'Kt iVANTI-OI'o.sitiun as hookkeep. ;. or. 1'. O.- Itox L't5. 1-17-lf yANTKiV(iin:in to do washing i' an U ironlnj?. .Mrs. l-'rederirk f l.nnzer. Ph. Main (IS-l. 1-2'J-l'tf 1!KI.LKTi:. Oliio. Jan. 2S YAP) Shaken hv IiIn iviiiliiwHy in n,,. I has orttdi hero yesterday which I killed 17 pa.KHrntrt'i-M outright, Ted ( dy O'Hmwskl. or Mrooklyn, con i fewpd during the night to two hank luinieriex oeiore nis name was add- llnt early t Ji i - Sarclrua Lons Peopled The early history of Sunniiia. in the Mediterranean sea. is uiiliimwu. Tills islnml contains nmny linpnr 1 1 it tit prehistoric niniiuiuoniK hcliing ! in to the llronzo a-;e, as many O.nfl "nuralii" lietng trlieenlile ; l hero. Tiie!e Iioupoh were holed ntt jriirlosllies during llie Itmiimi Inva ' slnii of Sunliniu, in the Fifth cen tury It. ( One ht-tght girl In the school Is reported to have, filled out a print ed form lovemiy with tho wor 1 "Yer. carefully written onto the dotted Hue marked "Onto." i The itinther hud dttvovcred that , her small daughter Hety, aged t three, was husliy engaged 111 WuhIi Wag the kitten with Kuuii.aiiil w:i Iter. "Oh. darling. 1 don't think tio kitty's mother wmtld like tiio way Jou are witshlng her." "Well". Hotly xct-lnnsly replied. "I really enn'l lick It, mother." Canned Cognomens NV!te Im tlat Ithllan?" nuked u winter tourist In California. "That, hup, Ik old Chief cut Pluj,-." "And that other Indian?" "Chief Asparagus Tip." j "Hut where did they get those, I names?" j "Their parents got them off package at (he post trader's store" j ' explained Toofus polite!) . "Ours j are educated Indiahs . and can "''V .. ... j I ' ' ' ,::.- I The goal .of .every inun Ik to j make money. faster thun hlH family j mi KH-im ii- u lew imeeeeii. i --'. v :-, i "ThK". sahl a l.a Oranilo moth-1 or. podiilng ;o it :pot on- Hw mnp. , "Is u Here youe gei'Ml-gi-eat-Kreat I gr.m lfather uns hoin." - "Why. Mum." saifil the seventh geiteration. ''.i.til'ie .tiittt'iiuu." . If you were husy helng kind. . Hefore "you knew It, yon would find You'd soon forget to think 'twits, true ; ." I That someone was unkind to you.' Gilbert, Garbo In "Woman Of Affairs" 'Nancy Carroll jRelive Career In Latest Picture I'Olt ItKNT I'liluriirlublc Apl.i.. rurnislif'd or Mill iirjilKhiMl. 711" 4tli. .' l-IK-lmp .MIM I) I.A.M.Olih I'd lo tint ilcnth morning. EASTERN OREGON School of Mu k mIc Violin, plniio. volet. Crt'dltH. I, O. (j 1'. 'IVinplp. I'll. M7-J. . ,A GR AN'Ol'J MATTRESS & ,Uo holfjierine & Run Clnlnir Work'' I'lioue 424-W. Clms. B.1- , wards, Propr-- ' i Would Chanse. Languas Imnlsh wns tlm ollUinl mill IImt iiry luiiK"a-.'c' nl' Nuiwuy t'nun llw time ol' iln- iiiilnii Willi I 'k until thu - hrKlniiiiiie M'"-1- ll'l'lllll Cl'lllUI'.V. AllllllllUll III" chiosica or Xoiwii.v iiru wrlilun In Unno-NonM'hiii, llicru Ih u Hii ituiHilc rnlloniil tnovi'iiielil tnllwl tlm Lnmliiiiiiil. ulilcli ninm in root' fun tlm i!itm-.S'orvci;liiii nml nmku l.iinilMiiunt I No iiiitlonnl InnginiKi! uf lltu wholi- of Norway, MJfTIONKKll Will cry biiIih for fltnuers nnd otliein. tinywliere. I'liarKoa roasotiiibl flnllst'nrtlon irnaranloed. JI. II. IHivldhlznr, losfnh. Ore. t-M-linn! 1)11. ltlNKHAHT, HKSTIST jPeimanently l.ocaied In I,n Ornnde Ground Floor Soninier Hldtf. . Entranco on Adatna'Ave. Until Feb. 1st. Full I'pper and Lower l'laten low as $a7.r0 .Gold Crowns ns low as 7.T.0 'Fillings as low ns 1.r0 Talnless Kvlraellnc 1.00 All Work fiiiiirnntiH'd. Open KvenliiK. I'hone 4II7-.T. -- Memory System j It. Is easy to fnrm't wlmC we OHKht In do, 1111(4 lo I'ell'.elllliiT'Wlial wo want to do. The best memory syslem must iheretoro eoneenlriilo on what uiiiilil lo he rtonoj and keep It ever before Ihu soul's alteiilloli. Kxi.-halt.tre. VIGOROUS BODIES NEED VEGETABLES Sugar Works Wonders in Flavoring Them ; Astrologer ftnts. FRF.nEnirre iiAnsrES 101 N Ave., La Grande. Ore. AendtPirs dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty I ! No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels If you -wish to ho permanently re llovril of gng in stomach and bow ol, tnlto Unnlmann'B Gas TnhletK. which nro preparod especially for stomnch gna and all bad effects re Bultlnff from gas pressure. That empty, gnawing feeling In the sto mneh will disappear. That anxious, nervous flins wtth heart palpita- drowsinons after en tiny, henrtburn or othop nistross duo to gsn. Get the genulno JiAAi-MANNfl "OA3 TAttLlre tit nny good drug store, rrlco l. Always on hand at Glass Driyjs, Inc. a (it "What do these canned tomatoes need to nuil;e them taste hotter?" Sugar added to the tomatoes while they are beintr heated will work wonder. s in inuhinK them cnjoyublo, Sometime.H as much suunr na two tHhlespoonfuls to a quart is nteditl. "What's wroni? with tliene pcdH'? They tawte flat." Add a U'usmnoivful of-'ftuifur to n can of peas while you nre- wrmtti jar" them -n nrt-noti ctrt h e diVerence. "What's the mailer with these carrots? They don't taste like carrots." Add a trnsnoonful of suifar to the carrots while they are cookinfr and notice the differenc. "Thin corn is almost tasteloHs." Add a teaspoonful of sujrar to a can of stewed corn when warming it nnd notice the improvement. Kveryone improves the flavor of canned corn by adding butter, salt and pepper. Up to a teaspoonful of sutfnr per can will Rive an even greater improvement. Add a dash of sugar to the cook ing of string beans. It isn't strange that sugar im proves all these vegetables. Nature developed sweetness as the perfect flavor and the result in the proper' amount of sugar changes flat, un palatable foods into dishes that can be enjoyed. One famous cook puts it this way: "Kine flavors revolve around sugnr." A bit of sweet miikes the meal com plete. The Sugar Institute.; John Gilbert and Clreta tlnrbo. whci ;iis::::;;!?'Uf tot urnlnestj n t he more romantic interludes of "c'toKh and the hevtl" anil "l.ove" caitxed a denl of speculation as to whother or not they took tea to gether ! pleaMiutly when not chaperoned hy a eanter:i. ure the ro-HtacM of "A Woman of Affairs," n Metro-Ooldwyn- Mayer picture, whieh will open at the Areade the ;yer Thursday for'three days. Tho Mory of HiIh film Ik by Mieliael ArU-n, and the dlnetlon Is hy I'tareiiee I down, who also HUtdeil the jduyt'iM in "llesh and the Jevlh" The vast, "all-Mar," according to the niinouueeiueul, includes Lewis Stone, llohart Hoh worth. Itorothy SehaNtian, John Maek Hrown and DoiiIuh Katr Uinks. Jr. No aecivt was umde at. the Mtro-(;oldwyn-Mayer stuillo that the reason for the combination of Arlen and (illhfit and Miss tlarbo, and Hi-own. and the leading play ers, was to give the elnemagoi'i s tin nearly as possltde ju.st what they showed they wanted hy their riH'entlon of tho previous two co starring pictures. So far as that company In con cerned no other cotniilnallou of players resulted In aueh nnmhers of ipierles hy mail and hy tele phone, im did the UKHoelutlon of tlllhert and Mls (larho In the same picture play. The conclusion or the producers was that there were no two stars on the screen in whoto ufralrs the puhlie was so Interested. In rhts picture Mlns Uarho has the rol of a vivacious, hoydeniidi and effervescent society girl, of London, which sounds rather dif ferent from In r previous screen interpretations. Nancy Carrotl merely moved the calendar back three- yearn to piny the role of a young glri seeking raiue and fortune on H road way In "Manhattan Cocktail," the Para mount story of iitugc life In Which sho hv cu-featured wltli Jtlchard A Men. now at the Star theater. While attending high school she nnd one of her sisters sought to train a foothold ou tho Didder of theatrical fame wtth a sister act in an amateur night performance at a Tenth avenue eomhlnatlou mo tion 'picture and vaudeville theater. .lust before the h mat our per formance Nancy and her sister con fcsMed they could not comply with the-West wide residence rule, they they were from the .Kant side, hut they were allowed to compete any way and they won. i A year later. Miss Carroll uh talneil a place In the chorus of "The Passing Show of P.tL'a," and remained with the company fol lowing an earnest parental debate on the subject, "Topics of Ifll'S" was her- iti xt . show. Hollywood tnge -production of "Chleairo" was the . little red ' headed, tdue-eyed Irish giM's first renl vhreak." It hroiight her screen tesm hy vari ous Mtudlos and eventually a nce ondnry lead. Tlier,was n long .gap between this picture ami Nancy's next. How much loiiKer the little New Yorker would have stuck it out in Holly wood It is difficult, to say. hut the problem was solved permanently when Anne NicholH, author of tho stage ami screen success, "Aide's Irish Hose," picked Nancy for tho title role in the screen version of her play. , 5TJ Professional Directory TbH OraMory to wpactaUy huadr lot Um aewooimr of to UM ejt-oOlowa reader h my aal the name and xldrau of mm arutiailoaal asaa. It baa keen oamnllr prepare sd will imn ft a a mdy aid lo any mder la ubululii prompt pruteaaioaal wrdoe, Clarified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians J. 1j. i.voi.e. d. o. MAMUAHKT INtlLB, II. O. Oenvral pmetlee and the 'HJ8T 8V8TICM" Cur f.ll.n erchoa. Soauner Ttiiwphone Uultdlaa Main ins IDA Me.MPI-hlN Teacher of Tha Barbereux System Voice. Dramatic Melville Apts. I'bone 873-J Physicians & Surgeons . LMH II. Ullliv r, M. II. I.UWA WII.KKN, .11. U. Praolli'tt limited to ulNoitrte of tba Kye, lar, Nottti and 1'hront tfew Kid.y , T- lephona llillldluit " Main U A. 1.. IIICIIAItllMU.N, l. O. Room. 18-17 Telephoaa Soiaiuur liulldina Malu le t;I.AHK.Ni'l'l U CII.SlllAI", M. U. 1'liy.lulan and SurKvon (.ardnt! Wdtf. Orrice rh. .Main tie. Ks. Ph. M-C05 Three Convicts Escape Sing Sing OSSIN1NO, N. Y.'. Jan. ti (Al) Kraiik llawkoa, lonit torm prl Honol who with two otln-ra acuiiHl rrom Slav Hlnir prlnon last nlKh waa rocniitllroil today at IMilllltiH Muliur, two anil u half mllt'a rrom the prison. Tho 'rapt uro of llawkca loft only ono of tho . escaped fonvU'tH at larno. Hi' la Oooriti I'rlco, of Now York, sori'lnit yoara to llro for iiinrdor. Itosor Kviiiik, IIJ, of Now York. " nndvr aontoin'o of lo yours for rolihory was capturi'd Iiiki lla-nt chorlly after 'tho oacapo. OUT OUR WAY IMOM'N' POP AH-CVCOY THING WNUTK aArMBOOl II CHlCK'c; or-Tuol CHSCK OiiTrurn HI1 4'.CtS COIT Mm woot n 'o iwt OOHCE ,WHEOE HE. tWLLtB HOI.ClrtVkC. SUKOALS Alt iT X, , o mi ILL . tnC J ' 1 $0,YOCN& MAN .THK I? VOUO GAHE. OflELTtNtHNQ T0, GO TO BCD AND THCN TpoP' - t-VE OUINCD IT I! r UDGE SUNDAr.? ALL OVED IT ' 1 DESEBVE ANY WtJISH MCNT YOU WANT TO GIVE. ME- t-l INTEND TO GO TO WOPK AND BUY YOU A NCW ONE - 1T'9 UUINEO BUIrXD '. ! tern mm 1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEND& WE'D LIlcE TO SSTA STATEfVvEMT PP.CW TUC LITTLE LAO 7JJ.AT VJAS D.OM OOVWN tAT MJEEkTUlS MAN TjXPX '-Nt C2 HOLDING CLAIM-S US UA.S TEN CU1LD2EN AMD TAAT IT VMAS UsiAVlOlDASl-E ALU er Ki i r a- 7UE POUC6 ARS HEC2E, FBECtiLES, AMD VUANT TO ASK VOL) A FEvM QUESTIONS- NOM DON'T GET EXCITED AND ANSEE. TUEfA ; IN A LOW TONE NOTWINS TO BE NESNOOS A 01 - I 1 ! : y : - -V- c Jr ( CAcn' r -TuiKlC-v . I OMC . MEATS V yx ' -rW : ' VSorr'' '. ROCK BOOMD. c. : : 1 r i CAUGHT - . By Cowan WHAT'?fJUINEt)?l . I Mt?5 SUltt. ) MY CRESS SWT?- VMw! CONNY, ir 1 Kf rirSCuATll I WHAT AOL ( LOOU-IT'LL NE.VEB flE. YOUNG MAN, DO NOU YOU'VE DUtNET) THAT WL xi aotIT ArrFur YOU OAVINCi tlmlSV'17 10 V,tW J N 10 TELL (it 5U.T SO 1 CAN V 3 ,5 V ABOUT? TOO HAOtNOA,M- XTHAT YOU DABED TO NEYEB VCAD IT A&MH. J 1 , 7 XT 0?H S--W'CAB MV WW 5,W NO MATTED WHAT JTuiirAifn ?c ?JcT 5. " 1 LS S V f ' i V ylw- THAT fcOV DEUlvtD I TH'NG THAT !. firi" 'V 'ft) -Ti YOU DON'T 'A SOUND 7 S0UOED ME m 1 i 4t J-'jtor V"! C V. MEAN-. trOASHINO -ON UrC IT VK I Jim : s.pM flrap'a ' EXONERATED " By Bloaser I . : , , , . r 1 1 I DOOOTU!W; THE MAN VJWO ) ! ( AiOSIC..' T vjas 1 I , CAM NtoU 0OiH COULD UAmS ( . iOBODyS" FAULT EOT A 1 STOPPED UIS TT30CU1 BEFcaS ) AKV OSWM X DlDNT UAlE" J ) HE STBLICH VOL) i SOMKW ? ( -tq jom IM FTJOMT OP RlrA L VOO TUlAi IT VNAS WS J r BUT X MAO TO SAME J ZtL FAULT, tWT:---l 7J1AT UTTL6 (3IBL-- rCL According to u new school of IhniiMht. little Willie In merely expressing IiIh personality when he smears ,1am ou the wall. It. is then time for tho parent to ex it r ohm a. lit I If nei-Kfiniilit v. I no. ner- By WilHfttnH hal' by tapping the hair brusli un A New Home 5 Rooms ,d('.mt:i ux sot in sidi-: OF TIIA'K l''or fialn Willi roaaonnlilo torniK, (liiraup, luiHoniont Willi, eoinont floor! modern tilmnhluu'. . I'rliv aajiixi.tio Lowell VVillianison Kealtor Call Main S6 for Appointment. Now that airjlanoa nro . Iiolnt; Hold on tho liislallniont lait, col- . Irctors wilt liavo lo Irarn to lly. FITS STOPPED! New Remedy At Last. llltOOKIAN. N. V. At last a medicine) has been di:"overed that stopn tho luo.st stubhora cases of epttcpKy. TlioiiKands in epileptty colonies und throuKhout the coun try have been made happy by .it. Client epilepsy special isl recom mend t enthusiastically. Write di rect to lahomiorles fur free .Infor mation nnd dhtKnoKls. Address nil mall to PIIKNAI.KI'TOIa COM PANY, lept. Still. Hi 7l, St. John's I'laee Station, Hroohlyn. N. V.' Adv. fur: WANTED! Ugliest prices paid. Check by return .mail. Alteration & Repair ing & Relining. Trim mings in stock. itr4 made up ivnily lo wt'nr. Siller, Cro ami Hid l-'cw, I'Kliov, Martin, HllllL'l and Minlc. 1 have a fine Coyote scent, the best in tho state, price very reas onable. CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. pi - J Plaster Wall Board We have just unload ed a car of SCHU MACHER Plaster Wall Board. ' The lengths run as follows: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12 feet long. Van Petten Lumber Co. rime Mala Its "Pood Serrloa Quick" i " Tiir i ri j w 1 1 mi i r 1 ri l vj M e,J I IDEALS 1 3 j rpiIH hlRheet code ot ethlci I caverns our profenstonal V cervices. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous repeet tor the. wlriies of the bereaved. We Undorrrand avonoRAHR a CJMMEIIMAN Main 61 3KB9BHs ESSEX ESSEX ESSEX 1929 License TWO J 0 2 ri Knmpx C'onoliow, with now paint. In first olfiH.H condllloti In rvry May, I'rlro aSMI.AO CASH -- Tl:l:.MS .- I'ltADM PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 500 STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldff. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a. m. A :00 p. in. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 79. mmmmammmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmammommmmmm