La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text4 Friday, March 1, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pare Nine The Observer Want Ad ' Page The MrVet riact of Ualon and Wallowa Countle? NEW TODAY I'OMKOKTAHI.E home for elderly pvuplo or invulid. (iood food ; nnd cure, lnt(. Ubservcr, KOIt liKN'T 4 large rooms, buso mcnt, furnace, garage, on i'U St., rluso to high school, ('all alicr G p. in., 309-K. :t-l-titp KOit 8ALK Ksscx 'ouch, - $ir0. 'aiuptii'li's Storage, next (lb Herver. .l-l-utp . WANTKIV-Mnther and son wish work on u rarin. - Call OhRfrv'r. S-l-itp, KOI l SALIC .Mastodon strawberry ' plants, It: ti., It. W. I'liuk, 4l2.r 3rl-:!tu VANTK.I lloanl high school boy. itnd room, . by I'lione HbA-S. fl'UH KALI-J .1-pnssenffer ruckurd. Hcdiui, new paint, first class, con dition, $0(I.(mi. Will take small cur In trade.- Teems. Hurry WuggoiUT. sot; Adams, Main tifo. 3-l-4t KtU HAI.K sedan, first Mass po throughout. New car guarnn tee. Small car taken In trade Tei iiim. Harry Waggon!-,' mi: Adams, M-650. . . :S KOIt HAI.K 4 ryi. Hup. Sedan. $:ifo. on terms. Harry Wuggoner. ofi Adams, Muln CM. ; 3-1-41. Observer Wnt Ad Rates (Poant five average wr4e lo lbs line. Per line, la Uucrtlon too Per Una, each added oaoeeo. olive laeertloa To Mlaleium cbarge on om or ' der . .o RATE8 B? MONTH line, per nionlh ,, ,,.l-50 S line. lie womb : t Hue, per moolh A line, pvr naoth.. ..M.UO I'.i27 I'ai kard , flub n .11 1 i o n U NUVKIIAI, , ,. IlKMONKTUATlXO MODKI.S ill Unrilns llfiluopil rnr, Quirk" ' I'lenranco t IS:t.ftO All Wet-trie Atwu-li-r Kent. ' 'om. ' pit-In with 8niik- 1 ' or n ml UiIhs $;iS.f,o tUS.to AHWec-trlc Spar- Jon (tulip. lt-uu- . 1 1 Till Wuluut i-alil-ni-t, fill (.otiuik tli $215.11(1 J-'42.(Ml All Klwtrio UipIkv Untlio. Complete- .. ..jt wllh a Dynuni? - Spei.ki-r .,.1105. on Kiiny Term on Any of Ihe Almve MoiK'Ik CAUIt n i!N. CO.. m'cS' ai-h additional Urn over Bva charged at Mo m Um per uonttL CAfciH IN ADVANCE la re quired oa all Claaelfled order to earn toeee. rale. Higher rates obaraed un all credit Insertions. Copr for all tllasslfled qnlera raiMt lie la till office by 10 A. M, 1AY OP INSUKTION. Stop or der on ad Inserted until further noUee must be received br tbe aame hour or extra Insertion will he charted. Telephone order solicited. Cub rate may be earned oa phone order by payment on or before date of but Inaerttoa, PHONE MAIN IT "An Obaerve Waal Ad Will Po It" f I OFFICE CAT VgAO. MM, . "Girl on Barse" Now Showing At Arcade The Ri-ocer had just put a now j boy to w ork, and among tlio other instructions was this: I ! "If you don't happen to have what u customer wants, miKKt sP jsomethlnu else as nearly like it us i possible. Soon a woman came Into tha , store and asked the boy, "Have you utiy f resit wreen stuff today?" ' "No, mu'um." answered the hoy, '. "but wo have some nice hlultiK." i' A youutj: omnii vns IwdMg ctss- cvamlptHi court. "Mow W ro qu?" qsketl the judKt'. She IioMutnl. I "Him't hesitatet' be wMil; "(tvery 'sciuil umkfH It wirso.' i .- . . . They sat in the swing nt midnight, ' Hut her love wus not tu his tuste His reach was but thirty-six inches, VYIiilo hers was' a forty-six Wuist, . i a : An apple n day may keep the i doetor away, but it was an apple that started the dressmaker's busi ness. ' - v . ' - A beautiful' and unustfu,! lo,vft story has been mude, iy I UU versa I front "Th Cilrl on the fKe," ope of Kupert Uujthes' most puiU lir novelettes, which ran in a na tional maaxine last November, is now playing at the Arcade with Jean Hersholt in the starritiK role. Sally O'Wi) has the title role, with Malcolm Mactlretfor sharintf the lovo interest. The story is set in a novel atiua&r phen. The greater part of the ac tion takes place on a tuff and the hurue it tows from New York to t l Un fit lo. There is an Inherent feud between the hnrjfe and tuff folk. An illiterate little fflrl on the bnrffo falls in love with the pilot of .the tuff. Her father Is furjous when, the pilot teaches her to read, de claring "larnin' never did me no good." Then follows one of the sweetest love stories ever filmed cupped with a tremendous climax which is the very epitome of drama. The picture wns filmed on the Ohninpluin Shin t'nnul In s'cw York Slate. Kdward Sloman directed, lie's the man who directed "The Ko.r elffn Legion," "Surrender!"' "V'e Ainerican-f." "His People' .and other Krcat'drnlnatic suct'esses. 'Oil SALE Ono Turkey Gobbler. 1'h. 177-W. 2-23-G: OK SALK Guitar and case. Ph. 353-J. , -. 2-27-3tp KOIt SA.K Olt TIlADEl Victor fortahlo, sllept motor, wonder ful tone. Case covered with blue Dunont fnhrniil lenMier. Itni'iriiln. I Kurnlture KxchniiKO. . 2-1-tf FOUND KOUND A place famous, for hot chili, oyster cocktail, all kinds jf sandwiches, hot and cold drinks. Lottos Cure. . 2-19-Jm KOIt HKNT -3-room furnished apt., HMD 4th. St, 2-27-3t KORIU;:NT 2 furnished nptsr' 1 funis Apts., 44' Kir. KOIt UK.NT 2 furnished rooms with bath, IK 10. Greenwood. 2-20-tf WIS HKNT, soil or repair sewing machines. Kurniture Exchange, 2-1-tf POIl HKNT S-room furnishwl house, bath, 1S10 Greenwood. 2-9-if VOIX HKNT Modern, steam heat ed, commercial garage across from V, 1'. Pe.pot. Inquire at I.oties Cafe. 2-16-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE KOU SALK-VJ4-U. r-10 In. dry wood. I'h. 2-21 -imp KOH SALK Pure honey in GO. lo. cans at $4.75 delivered, us Ion as it lasts. John Mars, 13)0 G reel. wood. 2 -2 IK f WQU SALK The best alfalfa and sweet clover seed ut lowest prte- eg. Order enrly before prlceV advance. C. W. Uond. Phono Karmers 4.. 2-9-lmpt To a woman there in more joy in one operation than in ninety and nine just ordinary cases of sickness. , ; Mother: "Ho you want to lieAr ! the story about a good little girl?" Modern Daughter (six yours old): "What was she good ut " . d "I feel awfully anxious about my wife," suld Jones to his friend: "she's out in 'the , down-pour of ruin."- ' ' ' ! ' "Oh, she'll be aH right, old man," answered Brown; "she'll find shel ter in some store. - "Yes," sighed Black, "that's what makes inn anxious. She's got $lo o(" mine." . situations cvvr presented upon the screen. Among the wonders of the freak show see. Martha McGrmcr, who Hps the scales nt 63 U pounds und U still gulnlng; Texas M a do.se u, the tallest muu alive, ueasuiiug isvV'cn feet and six inches in his stacking feet; the living skeletvn. weighing scant oighty-fouv pound' and so tbln he scircely casts a shadow; I'sul HUmute, Uie trin less wonder performs the acts of a normal person using his feet, us hands; F.stubaa (.Memento, tho only man throwing double -Mailed axes at a living target blindfolded; Jucoiie Buy, the mudcrn marvel, lives on a diet of fire; Bert I'r.ee. whose entire body Is an urt gallery containing some of the largest sam ples of the tattooer's skill on rec ord. In addition to this glowing ar ray of marvels tho Al G. Barnes circus. Its winter quarters at Kl 'Monte, California, and entire road outfit are used by Columbia, A cast of screen favorites Including Mario Provost, Halplt Graves. LiUU I Billy, Alan Hoscoe and Put Har mon enact tho principal roles. The production was made from a story by Howard J. Green, under the direction of Kiie C. Kenton. Alaska, being one of the original stakera of tho town site of the great capltol city. It was through . Ma discovery of gold at tho base of Mount McKinley at the headwaters of the Cuntlslnia river In 1904 that brought about one of the greatest i gold rushes in, the history of Al j aska. Ho has een lu pictures for the i past, fuurteep years, ami has done 1 technleal work ott many of tho ! sepM'tt's toivuiost productions de ' pit ting lite and settings in Alaska, t H ha done, btts and parts, it Utany pliotopluys but prefers tech nical work to acting. , Tho all-star east in "Gtip of the ) Yukon" . includes Kelt Hamilton, and KraucUX, Bushman, who por tray thj leaillng roles, Thoodare Lurch. J urn Murluwu. James t'ar ley, Otis Harlan, and Burr -'Mcintosh. "Grip of the Yukon" was made udder the direction of - Ki ns', Uiemmle. Income Tax Pointers Professional Directory of I been aaref alto fawaaved aaa WW realtor la ht)alaf arajppt nol.nl. aal oalf loaja reader who profeaalaaal maa. It no. ta ba aeady aM lo, eay tentea. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physlciana i. h. iSOhE, U. O. HH(!AItKr INOLB. P, O. Gnoral prHUtm. .nd the "POST KVb'l'Kr4" fv. (aU.n archwt. Sommvr Tolepbon. Oullillna Main lot li'OR SAT.E OR TRADE One used Nowhoma bcivIiiit nianhlne, drop heart, bas niitomatlc lift, set of attachment., easy runnius, per fecl stitch, clcliVcreil to your iloor $IS. Furnlturo Kxclinngc, 474-J-2-1-tf "The Sideshow" Is Attraction ;' At Colonial "The Sideshow",, which Is show ing at the Colonial theater today ami Saturday, is an unusotU drama of the lives, loves and adventures of those in the. small tent, Cojpr ful backgrounds, the glamor of tho circus tbe scent of tho sw dust, tbe exciteniwit, the wit of the barker, and the lure of tho canvas euflame the breast u,ud awaken tho emotions as tho story uoduds. -Tho hopeless love of a dwarf for tho .prettiest gbi on the lot. Ge tragedy In tho big tent, the burn ing of the pay car and u plot to kill a girl brforo the audience are a few of the tense and thrilling moments in store ' for patrons "at tho .Colonial theater. Tho olfiuax Ih one uC the most awo-iuspiring Alaskan Film Is Feature At the Star I'niversal made sure of tho prop er settings for tho "(Hip uf the Yukon," , tho great Alaskan epic featuring an all-siar cast which is now at the Star theater, for the picture was under the technical supervision of Alaska Jaak Glnl vnn, well known Alaskan guide and adventurer. ! Alaska Jack Is well known In tho theatrical world and for many i years traveieu on me ramages uuu (Orphcum circuits arranging and , playing i the prologues of pictures pertaining to tne me oi nis nomo laud. He is one man who knows whivt Is. eovreet In Alaskan setilugs, havlg been, a government guide and ipall carrier before submit ting to the lure of the klelg lights itnd grease paint. Inoli tt-im iinn r f (lirt nlfiiinni (rrilil ) minors of Northern Alaska and was. a prospector for many years. J He Is also the father of the first I white child horn in Cape Nome. The valuo to be cured for by de preciation is the cost of the prop erty, if acquired by purchase, after February 3n. Hi 1 3. If acquired by purchase prior to that date the valuo basis is tho cost of tho prop, erty or lis fair market value as of March 1, tuiH, whichever is great er. ' IVprechitlon of a homo or prop erty used for pleasure op conven ience, such as an automobile, can not bo ckrluied. Uepreclatlon due to changes in the social or business conditions of a neighborhood, or ehungus In the street grade, or fluctuations of market value, can not bo claimed. JVpreelutlon of land, whether Improved or unimproved, can not be cluiined. , When lu (ho course of years tho owner of property has claimed its cost as depreciation, no further claim can bo allowed. l ' t The Prince of Wales' horses have been sold, What a blow to tho American humor lntluslry! W ANTED WANTKD-HousoworU In country or town, 398-j. 2-14-12tp M16CKLLAJSI?OUS THY ANGK1S KUOI0 SHINK Best In town. Across from Boh neil;a nip's. 2-2 G -(it ' SHORT TALK BY A TIIOl'fiHT- i(b MUTHKH J A California (Long Beach) Moth , er speaks: "Only a mother who ftins passed through anxious nights j of fear of croup, hearing that I jhoarse, croups cough constantly, j lean ap)ireclate our feeling oi gratl- 1 tadc toward Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It stopped Junior't:! dreadful cough the first night took it and it was a great relief to see him drop into a quiet sleep." Gaod- jalso ior whqnpiug cough, measles cough nnd heavy, wheezy breathing. Sold und recommended everywhere. ; Ad . EASTERN OREGON Bohoot of Mu? slc-r-VIolin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. Temple, ph. 447-J. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering St Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed wards,' Prop. 12-i-lm MHS. HE JEHNE, formerly with large Eastern Style Shoppe, so licits fancy dressmaking and designing.- All work guaranteed Phone 35.3-M. 2-2.0-lmp DR. ItlNEnART, DKNTIST Permanently Located In La Grande - Ground Floor Sommer Bldg. Entrance on Adarns Ave. Full I'pper or Lowor Plato low as $30.00 Gold Crowns as low as 7.50 . Fillings as low as w 1.50 Painless Extracting 1.00 All Work Guaranteed. Open Evening, Plioue 487-J. MONEY TO LOAN - Wo have ' money to loan on desirable city1 property at 'the low rate of In terest pf $c. We write all kinds of insurance, including life. Chas. IT. Reynolds. 2-4-lm Astrologer nta FREDERICK BALME8 301 N Ave., La. Grande, Ore. Readings daily, leadings by Mall a Specialty How Much Butter? NO! How Good Is It. '.. When it comes to butter the "goodness" of it is the all-important question. No one person uses a great deal you always know there will be enough but you want to know that you are eating good sweet butter and you do know because the taste tells you can al ways be sure of it by ordering Meadow Harvest from your dealer. UNION CREAMERY Casey's Rheumatic Neuritis Remedy Is specifically effective la all Rheumatic and Neuritis condi tions. Sciatica, Lumbago, lrop sy, Gout, Cramps In the limbs. Reduces pain nnd swelling through direct action on the stomach, liver end kidneys. Sold on a guarantee by L & L DRUG CO. . IDA Mi',Mr.KlN Teschrr of The Barher.ua System Voice. ; Dramatic Melville Apia. , , Phone 873-J Physicians & Surgeons LBB H. BOCYT, M. D. LtfiWA WII.KB. M. D. Praotlo. UmlUd to diu.mjM. of ta. Lvi. Ur Num. tud Throat New Yulf OU11UIU Ulo 1 . Kh lUOHAnnaOM, at. u, aurawy -Boom. 11-1? T'lepkeaa Soiumur tiuUilo Vuy.lei.n ua Burgeon QarUnor Ulilv, Office Ph. Muln 1)6. He.. Ph. M-0t -9 R0DES MARKET f Now Open For Business F, J. Trumble, Prop. 1604 Adams , PEACOCK COAL ; for a Quick, Hot Five try PEACOCK More Heat Less Soot No Clinkers ' Van Petten Lumber Co. "Transfer Files" An old letter, order or specification sheet may suddenly become of tremendous importance. They must be kept instantly accessible and to safeguard yourself you must KNOW that they will he there when wanted. ' i , - . Art Metal Steel Transfer Cases give the pro. tection that only steel can give, against fire, wa ter, vermin and dust. They keep inactive, but necessary files systematically and SAFELY. "We have them in letter, bill and cap sizes. La Grande Book & Stationery Company 1 1114 Adams Ave, ,. 1 ' . i 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122 II I II II "ooil Hertloa QukK' I I J f , y MOM'N' POP ' THE GUNNS FALL HEIR TO A LITTER OF KITTENS By Cowan FIVE CKT$? ( Mt,DEplN C? If . . f DON'T WAKtV' VJELL .BLESS TOUR "VH" VWJ'BE KAWMCi, ME KEL BNE ,1WM&.1HATrftfH ViOT m THIS 1 NOT ME! JE HAD ) THE KITVlES HEART! POP W0HT UT I ATTlloM. IF V0O Pi .0 ANVWOUS TO STABT WJtXt HOUSE. YOU'U. SA EN0uai BAO .OCK . .. '..l ' -i y M0 DR0WI THE - I A B0AKWN& MOUSE FOR CA.TS VOU CAM j2?5 HAVE TO 6ET glO ' ,- ."J.,?.,, ,i V UtTTENS - ) I TOTE THEM DOWN TO YOUR OFFICE EVEny i BjI WK(StS " ' I '" Sw.Rg S0 VW.Y Atl PUY WjwAlQ ''l FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 3 WE'RE ALL EARS NOMJ X VJJOMDEQ. JUST MJIAAT UMCL6 SA1D--'X IVWE AAi IDEA ?V0O DO IUB lAfc tf SOJNS TO TAVC6 I y vij men I ' TO AFRICA I it mi VOOVV. ADMIT 7UAT TVS OOCToa VioOajt LET TAE Boy so Back to SCHOOL BECAUSE UEVS STILL IN A EAl4ND CON0(TIOMAOVW VWITH 7WS CLIMATE KEC--- I . k It .'-S I A1U 0115 M OF COUGSE i krJOWUE CANT GET STCW6R vJSRy FAST Smvos A500MD TV& POUSE.AND ITSTtx? Saw For JUmTd bs OUT IN TU Aia tuis TIMS OF VEAR- ( TAAT'S JUST IT ! IF M6'D B SOMevMUER IS E.NJEN TEMPERED, li&D come Back FAST "WATS EXACTLY VNHAT VWOULO BE TPS. BEST 7UINS COO UlAA Em TMATS ALL J PERFECTLy TRUE BUT ) DO you RE- ALI1E TUAT i i r I f VWUATS WNEy VWIAEM IT COMES TO A GOVS MEALTK? AiOW TAA COINS TO PUT A PROPOSITION UP TO yoo By Blosser For Sale or Trade Price $5,000 6-l6om modern home for smaller property. This home is on paved street on West Main St., La Ci-ande. Lowell Williamson Realtor Call Main 86 for ' Appointment. 'HIGHEST IDEALS mHH hlghaat eod of athloa I govern our arotualonal I nrvlae. We do everything with the mail delicate and metlculou respect (or the wtehs of the bereaved. W TnarrtanA NODGRAM JMMKItMAlf . al STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. ' . ' Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p. xa. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 799. 1928 MODEL A TUDOR SEDAN Like a new car in every way. 192il license. Price ?57.").00 PERKINS MOTOR CO, Main 500 ,v TERMS CASH TRADE .