La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, February 15, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa;e Nine The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and WalJowa CQtintlea Byrwyryyt' n. m'.-Lit1 , 1 i-J . -r i AT:TT F TUFATFP G NEW TODAY rniMN'KY svi;ki -Main 134. 2-15-3tp KOK HAl.K Piaim, A-1 ahni ! iciisoimMf. i'all at 1 1 i 1 1 Apt., No. j 4, i'Vl'lllHlfH. - L'-I.j-Iitlt I WANTKD OiH- hotHe t-UKKV c tl. mm rnt. Main Hi, :tlN l'pol.j f I Kllll SAIK KwfX riiiii-h. $"ISn. j i'un In noon at ('aninlfM '3 sttir- U-Ai lii-Xt Oliilv'i". 2-la-2ln LAST t'HANi'K To tiny rwania, J fittest music nnl miihII instm- ; iiicnlM at ri'ihu't' luii i'H. Kpaoth Hull-ling m-t io .MuntirmiuTy Wnrd. l-15-lt WANTKIt v- WANTKO lIuuHi'WotU in . counl rv I or, town. L'Uat-M. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average wor4 to he line.) Per line, Insertion lea l'r line, ech eddnl cMiseo otlte Ituerttoo To Minimum c-hnrg on one or der We BATES BY MONTH t lines, per mnnth..- SS.M 4 Hues. ntr moiiiU-,- w.tS.t5 4 linen, per month. 5 line, per month.. -n-i2ti ; kalis on nt ii: K(Ut HAI.lv--Trlplo-Half prico, tfoo.l (! litis, tT 7 1 :S AMt-r. Auto KnitU', uk ni'v I'M ?-H-!i. Villi- KAI.K I'He.l tir-i iirM tnl-fiO all Ai-At s, Aek iin:ins Tire Simp. ' next to Ohset'ver. .' " 2--it J K'H KAI.K llonifs, Jonathan, j Winti'r lianqnns, lZ2'i y Ave., l'lion.? au-J. l-yi-tfj ,. , , -i KOU 8ALK OU TKA.R Ifiu neroj Itnpi'Qveil farm. Wry cay Um-jiih tiuvl elieup. U. Iiolman;v istts Y Ave., Ln (I ramie '1-1-1 "tp j f-Qli XALE Almost new Iteming-j ton Portable typewriter. Latest Moilft 1'ne very little, $40. In- cjutre Oli.sorver. 2-7-tf p j rOK HA LK The lot alfalfa ami! Hveet clovnr at Iows prWv I . trltT early before prices j iitlvtinre. C W. liond. 1'hon" j Karnii rH 4X. 2-!i-lmiii MOO ..M.7A Kuril oildlllouttl line over five rliurtKMl at froo per line per umnin. ? CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all ClmINe iirdere to earn these ruten. Illirtier rate elwrtcej on nil credit liiMenlona. Copy for all iilafwlfled orders mux bn In this office by 10 A. H. IAV P JNSEUTION. Stop or ders on ad Inserted until farther iiiUoa tuuMt be received by the funic hour or extra Insertion will be eliarued. Telephone order aoUclted. Cash ruto may be earned on phono orders by payment osj oa before dnto of last Insert!;;, pnONB MAIN tl "' "Aq Observer Want Ad Will Io It Income Tax Pointers ; , xo. n ; Tj'plenl husineuH expanses of a ; Uiereanttle. entablit!hiient wbleh lure deduelllite. In a return of in j come lire amounts imtd for ailver : tlwinw. hire of elerks ami other em I plnyeeH, rent, light, heat, water, tt-lnphone, property hiHUtance. und i Ielivery expenses. The expenses j of a inannfaeturing' husineu In , elutle labor, iav material, repairs, j lifiht and heat, power, solllnj; eostfi, ( ilmlnistration and other ehutKeH. A yroffNKionul man, Htiett a a lawyer, uoeior. nivhiteet. deptist, ete., may deduct the cost gf sup plies used in hia practice, expetuu paid in the operation, ami repair of an automobile used In mahlnu: pro feHH tonal callB, duva to proreHsiopul HOelelieK. Hiibscriptlons to profes Hlonal Journals, off-fee rent, cost of UtfliL fuel, water.. and telephone u-ied In his of i lee, and the hli ot offieo uKsbiduits. j The. farmer may deduct all amounts paid in' th production. harvcJitlnK. and marketing of crops. Graves t)irects And TakesXead In Picture To Halph Graves bock the dlstine tioii of biintf nnt only the leading man of "Itich Men's Soiw,w the io luiubla feature which Ls scheduled fur the t'olonlaj theatcr'today and Saturdav hut' the director us well. Graves was originally slKited only to direct the picture, and Imme diately started work on the cast in K. Hut when several testa of well known actors proved disappointing, nnd no suitable player could be found for the masculine lead. Harry Colin, vice president of tviumbta 1 'let tires in clmifre of production, Have Halph an additional contract tu piny the leading role. i "Uleh Men's Sons ii u comcdy draiuu of lif iiKainst a society tn sicel mill biu-kKnimd, and, in it Graves portrays a disinherited mil- Ihmait'e office boy, a part said Uxt he full of farcical pussthllittef , j Graves has, u ropptalion for heiiiR ) oh adept at comedy a he is fit drama, lie left the. feature field j several seasons Ko to star In Mitt'K Seniiett enntedUa a feat in Uself. because Seunett start H not hap-1 pen often. Slncrt his return to the i feature field he has a p pen red in a., numlx'r of big produetitnpi. ; In "Itlch Men's Sons." the lend- Inclndinif labor, cost of sued and Iur feminine role opposite uravea is , fertiliser used, cost of minor re-' taken by dainty Shirley .Mason. pairs to farm buildings (other than I his dwelling), and small tools used till in the course. of u year or two. The best time to dehorn ealf Is when he is from 4 to 10 days old. Apply vaseline around, but not on, the horn buttons and then Emit Jannings Star of Film At Arcade :: "The Tat riot." n 1'aramonnt pie-! MLSCKI.LANEOCS rub caustic soda or caustic potash ture in which Kmil Junnlnifs. the LA GRANOiS MATTRESS A Up-' bolstering ft Hug Cleaning. Works. Phone 424-W. Chus. Ed wards. Trop. 12-l-lm, on the horns, maklnif a spot about the Mae of a nickel. Discontinue ruhblntf before bleeding atartn. great dramatic actor. Is starred, j was shown at the Arcade last night. ; Jnnnlngs is superb. lie has! achieved the greatest acting of his career in. "The I'atrlot. Port my-I lug a character with the. heart of! child, and the brain of n tiger. I When beef cattle are to he fin- EASTERN OREGON School of Mu- j feeds it is better to rough . them j Junnlngs has brought to the screen - ". wv. viruiiB, , inrouirn i no winter on a ration oi . I. O. O, K Temple. Ph. 447-J. silage, straw and cottonseed or-Un- l-'Olt SALKlHi phnren of Mack Marble & Lime Company slock. Parties Interested, submit an of fer to A, '. Allen, 712 Hwelland Untitling, Portland, Ore. i-ll-Otp KOU SA.K OU TUAOK 1 Victor Portable, silent motor, wonder ful tone. fam; covered with blue iupont fabroid leather. Itargaln.4 lurniturn Kxchange. 2-1 -If NO wo ofe not sick. Other busi ness requires our- nttention. Ko sale, Auto Camp nnd Servfce Sta tion (it I-n Grande. Inquire Ob server. 1-25-tf VOH HALE OR TRADK One used Newhontft sewing machine, drop hend. has automatic, lift, set of atnelimcnts. ensy "rfinnlng, per-' roet ptltcli, delivered to your door $10. r-'itiniture Kxchange, 47I-.L 2-l-tf FOR RKNT KOU RKNT 2 Harris1 Apts., furnished apts. 4M -i Kir. 2-13-lf KOR RKNT fi-rnom f nnislnsl House, buth, lSt't Greenwood. t z-9-:r I'OU It RUT Cmofortalile Apis., furulshed or unfurnished. 707 4 th. ' 1-lS-lmp WB RKNT, sell or repair sowing machines. Kurnlture Kxchange. 2-l-tf I'OU RKNT 0-room houso. fur nished, bath, hot and eod water. Lovely yard with flowers. Garugj and close tin. 1H"! Adams A'-. Call 2 f p. in. 2-1 2-41 p torv. Mal Car Paul 1. of Russia. 1 seed meal, or on a hnv and straw ll (,n f Catherine tinv or stover ration with some nrotelnJi" wm. tie lnneritea tae ure oi . , .,..i.i. menl m th nhHr.nee nf tt'ifiimo hnv I his mother and the mentality of .... i.. 'and to save the iri-nin for summer ' his father, making a queer mix MONK V TO LOAN We save the grain for summc t crest of 6. We write all kindH r 1 " of Insurance, including lifB. Chas. I TT. Reynolds. 8-4-lntj Tne Chicago snnilary district l J! ....... - uiHpent more thun $1,000,000 to bulbl A (iOGD THING IKXT MISS 1T.U llU I'Hl". The clttw-ns ought Send this ad and fie to Koley ft Co.. !i45 (b-orge SL. Chicago, III..! and you will receive in return a ! trial bottle, of Koley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds, croup, (spasmodic) nnd tickling throat; a trial pucket each of FoL ey Pills, a diuretic stimulant for .the kidneys; nnd Koey Cathartic Tablets, to keep Htomach, sweet, liver active, and bowels rcgulur. Write, name and add r ess plainly. Thesiv wonderful "tavmedies. hftV helped millions of people. Send for them. Sold everywhere. Adv. to he aide to bridle over that. DR. RINFIIARTV DENTIST Permanently Located In 1 Grande ' Ground Floor Stammer Vldff. Entrance on Adams Ave. Kull Upper or lower Plate low as ..$20.00 Gold Crowns as tow as. 7.60 Killings an low ns 1.60 - Painless Extractinff . . 1.00 All "Work Uu or an teed. : Open F.vcnlugs, Phono "17-J. 'llr -..'L Astrologer BfR8. FREDERICK RAIAtKS $01 N Ave., La Grande, Ore. - Aeadiogs daily. Readings by Mali a Specialty ture. He proceeded at his mothers; death to tear down n ., thatr'had : been built up during Catherine's 1 regime, and with ruthless cruelty, and authority. He was brought to , hi end by the workings of his best J friend. Count Pahlen, a part por trayed In the film by Lewis Stone. He is "the patriot" of the story, ;ind gives a very remarkublo char qcterhUUion. h'lm'niti'n Vlilnr nn-lha .OonnteSB Osterinano glides thtHtigh her rote ) like a delightful) dream. Neil! tiaipuiou as ine rowu rmce Aleiimler treats bis role In a very h ii until uv V'.-rn V'lii'Mltlmi niul Harry Cording are two others who stand out with their work. ( "Price of Honor" i ORens At Star . Saturday Malcolm McGregor, who ts play-' lug in a leading r'lc In the all-star cast of "The Price of Honor,' Col-j u labia's drama of the evils of clr- cuiustatittal evidom'c which opens at the Star theater Siaurday. Is one young man who firmly be lieves Hun the friendships formed during the college yeajs are quite as important as the actual theore tical education received ut a high er institution of learning. ! It was a friendship forined dur ing his student days at Yale I'ni- f versity which was Indirectly re- J sponsible for McGregor's first im portant role on the screen. One of the young actor com- ' panions at college was Rex li)-! grain. When McGregor came to ' Hollywood he looked up his old ' friend. Kor a year thereafter the friendship cent in tied while Mc- ! Gregor played tint ip port ant roles , and gained screen experience, j . Then Rex lniiram was selected! to direct "The Prisoner of Zenda." j McGregor was ideally suited for an Important role in the production y hud Rtgrnm gnp it to him. The director's faith In his friend was justified by the fashion in which! the latter acquitted himself. Siuca1 then he has gained additional fuvor with fans through every rulo j he portrayed. j In "The Price of Honor" McGre- j gor plays thu part of a young man i in love with the niece of the man whom his father has sentenced to life Imprisonment, thruugh circum stantial evliciice. Kdward H. .Griffith, the director, has selected n able cast for this Columbia production, headed by i Ihirothy Hevier and Including' i Guslav von Seyft'ertltn, William V. Mnng, pan Mason and Krville Al- ' dei'Non. J6rolhy Howell, who! wrote "Ilemeinber" and "Wnntler- ' lng Girls," nlso wrote the original , story for "Tho Price of Honor.", i OFFICE CAT MAO mmh ate. A hIi-I who had wn out riding with her awi'i'tW. Nid ho will n vory timid drUW AH 1 did im Just Ittiir tc rurvt' In the road. . . i, Thn cht'tniHt was becQmlntf woii'liid. Hi lil hwn exiiluinlnif and prirliiv doxonit of article, to tho tilinftpor. who didn't rt-aliy w.ni to tuy anylhlnit at all. Finally hn pii kcdliii l iKlttll..' "Ih thin- IVhi Kxtomxlnator roll uhlo?" sl nld. "Hnw 1a il P lilh'd ' "Vou take h tiildiniioon every hulf-hour, nia'uiu." tho cheiulHt re plied with fiendish emidiasiii. No more queHlionH weiv asked. . V You nuts' think yon are firm hut y.iiir wll'o knows yti mv only sinh Ikiih. - "Well, ilentle. have It sent on ainntival and wear It tunlxht. Iiml bi- cuiertil. You ran eiu It back Professional Direcicjy 1 Thlm Itakn k MC.oXIrf hudF lor Um Ml-ot-lowa (MM who BUky nuM the mum aad .ililr at . total rsMaj m M rMdfr la oNlniMj prompt profiwHint Claiaifled for Quick Reference Osleopathle Physicians 4, U INRIiB, . O. MAHOAIIHT INULK. P. O. General pr.ctic. end th. "1H)8T BYpTiCU" tor fall.a .rch.fc gammer . Telenhon UulUIInf U.ln lilt IDA MiIEKRlS , Tuchtr ot Th, Barberem Sy.tora Voice Dramatics Molvllla Ant. phon. 873-J rhysicifins & 3rtteW . I.BH . BOPVT. M, R. LHWA WILKIi, M. D. . ', Prutlce lliiilted to diaeaae of IM l;ye, Kar, Nose and Throat Mew Foley TelephaMJ liUlldiUK t Room. H-17 urgl"' TeleBkoMJ Boaimet Uuildlmi ataia It CLAUKM It U VILtTHAH, M. D . Vfiytilcian and iiurifeon . . Uardner llldg. Office Ph. Main 90. U. Ph. M-ol Phest Colds Need Direct Treatment It is an ob- stinatc cold c$x resist the diregt double action of Vicks. Rubbed on the chpst, it acts 2 ways at; once: (1) Direct to air pas sages with its healing va- pors released by body heat (2) Pirect, like a poul tice, it "draws out the soreness tomorrow. Ihm't go Imck with . put In a call; in one of thorn nighty Uglily voices, and ut long an you Imvo n charge account Ihcy can't, do anything about it." "Isn't It the limit the way those cheu clerks look at you JuM be cause you bring buck omcthln,g they think yet('ve worn" 1 Kittle beams of moonshine, l.lttt hugs and kisses. Make the nrotiy maiden change her name to Mrs. A popular hut secluded redexvoufl was invaded by a man who seemod unuuualiy - excited. "Speed Up friend," he told the bartender. "C'ivc me a. allot before the trophic Htai'U." - The bartender set out a glans of U lilskcy whlcl. was tossed of r pron to, A second glass was demanded in the tiame excited manner, and a third, and a fourth. As the fifth glass was set down, the bartender Inquired. "What Is the , trouble that's going to start'."' ' "Oh. there'll W plenty, ' replied tho customer. "I haven't uny inouey ti. pay for these dilnK.Vv - Ther wouldn't be much nerd of farm relief If somebody would In vent an automobile able to run oa 1 fodder. s .. . ', Th Knghind they have luncheon , club meetings twice weekly onco op Tuesday to tell American jokes, and h'riduys ia laugh at them. I A NATION 1 TO AVOiU I SEVLHE CQtD at once f3t Vapor ub Over It Million Jars Used Ycariv .JL L.I .T3 : i'. -.'i...n.. I.J-L. Family of Missing Newsgirl 'rj i i w' it"Sjf I' Tho army en n't-get lis new dress uniforms because of n shortage in the supply of gold braid. At laxt, a legitimate reason for disposing of a few admirals! Tlie family of Fred Dierdorr of Tnrre Htitile. lnt., saddened by the tnvutopliiiiu. ttliiminf.ftviiiif.. ixf ' 1 (l.vi.n t-.ilfl T-'iUfh Mne i liletlircd above. In the top row left to right, Is the rather: Milhiini. 18. and the mother and Haby (?harles. Hehiw, left to right, are Kred. .Jr., 4; I iJeh-ii, i; PauiiiiH. IU; Wilniu, 15; Hich.ird. 2. nnd Kdwin, 6. Kditli, r a iicwblil, it) believed, lo liavo been kidnaped. . Schumacher v - Plaster Wall Board For the Walls and Ceilings. Call our yard for an estimate. Van Petten Lumber Co. Fbone Main 713 "flood Kerr Ice Quick" FURS WANTED! Highest prices paid. Check by return mail. Alteration & Repair ing & Relining. Trim mings in stock. Fur. nude up ready to wear. Hllver, Crona and Itvd Fox, Usher, Martin, Hubd and Mink, I have a fine Coyote scent, the best in the state, price very rea$ onable. CHRIS MILLER A ,l,.w-r. n La Grande, Ore. When You Use , Milk of Magnesia " ' AYhcn you use Milk of Magnesia you want the best .quality that money can biy. " And that is ' just exactly what you get when you buy Owl Milk of Magnesia. This standard preparation is made in the Owl laboratories of the highest quality magnesium hydroxide,' Two sizes: 6 oz 25c; 16 oz. 50c. ; MOON DRUG CO. (Agents for the Owi Ding Co.) ' , . IIV MOM'N POP. THE MONEY'S GONE By Co-vvan T DON'T BE SILLY. KOM. TUE IVJINO '.tW tut VASE OSES mo w rea on we ksys. jEOBBER ? BAH'. TKERt'S i EXCEPT 1H SOO I BftOUGHT f 60M T.IE oFflC WELL,V00'0'8t:TTEB GO MtD StE IF ITS THERE. SOMEONE WlkS 4 TWS HOUSE UKT NViHT kNO !DH't ttU. ME oitFERENT. tHEV -BUMPE0 INTO THE TlMJO iND UNOCkES TvttS VA?E OfF ND THW'S VMHEH WE HEARD THSM - I - i ,, : V m" - I'M VOSITIME . - I i put vt im e I7T I ONE OF TrtEtt I , I ; OH MOM M I J J(Z I ' mJI tT im big bcovjm EMM ELOPE. WJE YOU SuPfi YOo OiDNT PlCrt IT UP AMD Put it some PL-fccE ? FW6 HUNOSED Bucks 'AMt i'i-L hwe TO MAKE a COOP St OH DEM?. I KNEW SOME- WIEM I BROKE THW MinROR.THE SM8 Ptof TWW CM FOLLOWED YOU HOME. I to EVER KNEW Vt fO FAIL y - - - . By Blosser FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE ill rUOMESTArV I SBS-POPS ) ( TT TKULV IS . josh S6TTIM6 Y I FRECKLES S vmd -TUEVTi 7UEB ' jtXtfMrV Uo,v,E I to BRING UIM J TUEY , Si. , i '-r '"lINjj Poooo FOR SALE or TRADE Grocery and Residence. This business is mak ing money and oper ating on a cash basis. A 6-room residence is included on the same property. Owner wants to sell or will accept acreage or a good residence in exchange. Lowell Williamson Realtor Call Main 86 for Appointment. THE n HIGHEST inrAi , !a . .. i. rpHB hlghent coda ot ethlo. I govern, our profnmlonal I ..rvioe.. We do vorythlnc. with th. most delloat. and mntloulou. riiPHt for . th. wltben o( th. b.r.ar.d, , W. Underitand tnoDORAM m WMMERMJUf Main (I AU-WELL FOLLOMJ rr and BE -rueae TO 6REET FKECIA.eS vNkEM US STEPS OUT.' IT SEEMS TO AG 7UEYUS SCKMS IM A FUMMV BOUNOABOOT AV TO V30R UOUS0 SNIMf5 MIM AA V B.d . ... nr. The Finest "Chrysler 70" Roadster that fan be found on the used car market. f ' , PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 500 TERMS CASH TRADE STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a. m. 4:00 p.m. Makes AU Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 799.: 'i T '.