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T Saturday, July (!, 192!) f (Page Ten LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. '.'' Mir U " V-mo 11 ''ii.,' T ll'l ii.,- ,,la ml .1 I n llHl I il I -he l.i 11 ty. wll B cm Pin inn I '! (in At cm tin ii rt: nil .1 The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAY J-'OIt ItKNT Ktiniiflic-tl Apt. Close to Normal, MtC-O Ave. 7-G-I t l'OH HKNT 5 room modern house. 1 hlock from po.siof five,. fall .Miiln 1(J. 7--:it. VANTKJ HlniiOKniphlc ponlUon by student of nelnikc-Wiillter, ii Inn reference from college. 1'liono KuniK'i'H 7-ti-i tp J'OU HA UK New, modern, ft room brick house, $4200.00, J 2(i l-iotli. 7 - -1 tp. KOIt KKNT llouHflu'cplnff rooms. JFilJ Adams Ave. 7-fi-tf yon BALK HtrawbcrricH. 3fe J lb. pall, rick tlii-m yotiiwlf. Cor. X ami Willow. 7-U-4 lp LOST UudlcH black huciIo purne on Hlver road Thurnduy, contulninfi' ltcyu and k humeri, alo letter. Id turn to telephone office and re ceive rewiml. 7-0-3 t. .WANTKI Private loann on mod ern homes or will Hell. Write A. IX C. cure Ohnerver. 7-(i-2 tp. WOIM.O IHJy Htrletly inorlern com paratively new five room Iiouhc with hnncnieiit and furnace cIomu In on paved utreot not ex ceeding VHMiu.(M) valuation. Give location, price and description firat letter. Address Jlox KS8. 7-6-3 t. you KKNT 5 room modern house ut 307 Hprlujj .St. CJuraKO. i'hone 378-M. 7-2 3K YOU AIIH INTKHKKTKU in n home that would kIvo you 4 rooiriH and bath upnlaiiH to real, IchvIhk; Hix rooniH and a store room tlowiiKtalrH, fuiniiee, douhle Kuril kc 1! fruit looms In hnse ineiil, stationery tulm, located on Adanm Ave, a ehoh-o rildence section, then urn 11. A. llonhnm, realtor, I'hnni. H-Hi-W. 7-fi-H. itiit SAM-: on thadi: you HA 1,10 P'.e clu-rricw. I'hone 4J2-J. 7-5-3 tp. l-'Oit KAliK Friers. Crate taltened. (leo. 11. Cliapiuan. G - - y - 4 tp. TYI'KWHITlltH POU HALIi rent or exuhutiKu, K, (. Turkey, U04 Wash. Ave. 0-17-lm IJUY. Sl-Il.L, liaise and move houses, rent, Jack -screws and timbers. John Mars. 0-7-1 m. FOR HALF Almost new piano at. Jin I f price. ChII Kariuom uii (or further Information. 7-3 -at. FOR HALK Pie chei i pick them yourself, l re khII"!- Wil son Pres., Imblcr. 7-6-3 tp. FOIt HALF --h room house, lai ge KaniKc, diade and fruit trees, on paved street. Oood location. T4M-IUH. Phone 37S-M. -2 CALIFOltNIA lIFltHH For blood, liver, kidneys, stomach, bowels and rheumatism. Chris Miller Aila in. Ave. (i-27-2 tup l'VIt HALF. OU TltAlU-:--Several ifooil buys In used oil stovtt. Work Kke new. Furniture 10s ehaaKe. C-SS tf- FOIt HALF Iteaulil'ul new home, best location on Adams Ave. At a bui Kaiti and far below cost. Chas. ittinyun Hotel Foley. 7-3-1'.! Fti: sali; to; tuaiu: rm portable plmitoKi aph, as new $l.r).tMt, b'tn nitili o Fi hane. 6-L'S tl. MOM'N' POP CZTJ i If Y Nr ) IVJOMDtnwIVTS -AMD ir you sec Vjh :i'i4 vixln v W1SH V0U.D sr.N0 fwriArfvV.-:! -f's'' !r4&i&S1 y 1 11 TV... ' .' I ...er.- . h ''. . j. .ilill r w, , i - 1 1 -tvv-'' , ,-, -, --- 1 - -) FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDfc dam Told os tj vi&it cit-r ) ' fT it s I inws ne ium.mt ) MEMT AKO B80O6WT TUfi UORsitS- 1 '' lis LtfC Ivu VMAMTtO TO 1 J - IF COMT GE.6 A 8&A . ' t' f C-i. A PUAV. PoR jfr T r'frlY- IK SOR LNG BCAH.'! J ..fl a V" VW A V Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flvp average words (o Mm- line.) I'er lino, 1st Insertion 10c I'ur line, each lidded coii.s:- utlvu insertion 7c Minimum t'liiu-K on ono or der 25c KA'I KS ItY MONTH i Hues, per month $2.50 I lines, per month vil.'Jft I line, iter mouth $1.00 5 hues, per month $1.75 Kadi inhlitlniial lino over five churned at 50u ier lino per moiilh. CASH IN ADVANCE In re quired on all Classified orders to wun these- rales. Higher rates .ill firmed on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Chix-ifled orders mied be in tJiiN office by 10 A. M. DAY OI-' INKK'I ION. Stop aiders cm ail I a seit 4.1 1 until fur Ihcr notice must ho received hy the Kami bom- or extra Insertion will he charged. Telephone orders Hollclted. Cash rates may bo earuiMl on phono orderH by payment on or before, date of lust Insertion. I'llONK MAIN 117 "An Observer Want Ad Will 2o U" POIt HAWS Olt TUADK Oak li brary tables, worth no -na than $2(1.00, Hi-Hinj: from $.( to $ 1 2.00. Furniture KxcIiuukc. U-2N-tr. KOlt SAI.IJ Olt TIlADK Jfi head hoiHi-H. waon, haineHs, saddles, and pack saddles, mower, disk harrow, cream separator and all small tools lor farming cunph'lo. What have you? P. O. box 04. ' Phone J3H-U., Island City. 7-T.-3 tp. roit itr.NT UHl KKNT Apt. Adults. i:f07 I'enn. 7-3-tr. FOIt HK NT: Modern ft room luiuse. 112 2nd. Kt. Ph. 472-11. ti-24-tl'. FOIt ItKNT lloonm over Sllver tborn. Wilh'ht Diuk Rtoro 6-13-lf l'Olt it FNTOlie clean, lilodet 11 apt. 2011-2nd. St. Phone 223-li. FOIt it FNT 1 room mod. house, at 17o7-2ihI Ht. Cull Main 7 511. 7-f If. FOIt ItKNT l-'ui -ulshed 4 room house. Not modern. 17til-tt Ave. 7-2-4 tp. APAItTMKNTS Newly finished Inside and outside, welt furnish ed, cool. Very reasonable, lnq. Hummer Hotel 7-2-lni FOIt ItKNT OU I.KASK Apart ments over Put man's sturo. Available July 1st. Inquire L. L. KnodKiass, lfos l''ouith St. 6-11- tf. FOIt ItKNT- Small room on Ad ams Ave., next to Star theater. Now occupied by While's Shoe shop. u mouth. Phone Muln S12. ti-2i.-t f. FOIt ItKNT Furnished houses and A pi's., with haihs. Clean, tjiib't, low rents. Adults. 1M0 t.recmvoiMl, li-Mm Misci:ix.i:oi s A Mi KI.'S hat cleaning. hlncUiux-Mi-st in town. Aerovis ol Mnhn u K;mip';. N-.'-lm. Ad Pajje Counties KAKTKHN OltKGON Hchool of M uslc violin, piano, voice. Credits. J. O. O. l' temple. Ph. 447-J. 7-I-lin. MONKY TO LOAN on improved city property, straight lonnu or instalment plan. Lowest rates. United States Investment Co. Phono Muln 33. 3-16-lm LA OHANOl'J MATTIUC8S & Up- liolHtoninfi: & Ruk Cleaning Works. Phono 424-W. Chas. Kd wards, Prop. 12-1-Jm MONI2Y TO LOAN We have money to loan on desirable city property at the low rate of In terest of 6. We write all kinds of Insurance, Including llfo. Cha. H, Iteynolfla. 2-4-lin LOST J.O.ST ( 'olllo pup, 3 months old, tan leather harness, lost June 27. Call 4&1-J.' 7-6-3 tp. LOKT Suitcase between 1a Clrande and Lnlon. Kinder hvivo at Orchard Auto Camp. Party badly in need of contents. He wnrd. 7-:t-3 tp. POUND POUND The host and cheapest placo to get Sedan door and wind shield glaus. Quickly Installed and satisfaction guaranteed. Chas. Harris, 1C01 Madison. 4-1 3-1 m WANTED WANT Ml Kxperlenced finisher. Apply Standard Laundry, La Grande. G-27-tf. CHKltHIFS WANTKD Starr Fruit. Product Co. will rcceivo ltoyal Anno chenh's for barrol at Kawyer-llolmes ware house. Highest market price. 7-Ll-4 tp CALL I'd It IUDS FOIt SI'AYKR coNsTiturnoN Sealed bids will bo received by the city com mission of the City of La O ramie, Union County, Ore gon, for t ho const ruction of the sewer In Hewer Improvement Dis trict No. a-10, within the City of La liiande, Oregon, according to the plans and specifications for the said sewer district now on file In the office of the city recorder of the said city. A depos'.t of Five ($5.00) dollars will ho required for plans and specifications, which amount will be refunded if bidder is unsuccess ful ami returns plans and specifi cations to this off.ee. Htds will bo received to (he hour of 7::to p. m. Wednesday, PUh of July, lli2'., and must be accompani ed hy a certified check or bidders bond in the sum of ten per rent of l in amount bid as a guumnten of the acceptance and completion of contract If awarded. Cheeks will be returned to unsuccessful bid der All bonds in connection with this work are required to be secured through resident agents and no bond will bo accepted unless writ ten by a resident of the City of La Crando. The commission reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. My order of the commission June 2;tll, 1 !1L".1. J. K. HTFAItNS, Recorder. ti-27-10t. Astrologer MIIS. VKKDEIUCK halmes 101 N Ave., l.a Grande, Ore. Keaillngs dally, ltadlngs by Mai! Fpeolalty AMY KNOWS OUT OUR WAYj - htc u.s. pat. err. "Saturday's Children" Is Coming Sunday Interesting nil lapses of New York life nmonjjst the working clusses form the "utmosphere" of C'orlnne (Irlfflth's First National picture, "Saturday's Children." which is the next attraction at the Star theater starting Sunday. Miss (iriffith lias the role of a steno Krapher in a bltr business concern and there are several office and shiitnimr room scenes, shots of Fifth Avenue as seen from tho top of a bus. interiors of a typical Harlem flat and a cheat) hoardliiK house, and vlewh of Central Park on Sunday willi n baud concert In ifull blast. The comedy and drama J of every day life with its economic land domestic ' problems are realis tically portrayed and the plot fur I nlshes considerable food for i thought on the subject of compan 1 innate marriage. M iss Griffith is I surrounded by nn exceptionally !rharles lane, Anne Hehaeffer, Al ' bcrt t'onli, IMarela Harris, Alma Tell and l.ucicn I.lttleiiebl. "On Trial" At Arcade Sunday Is All Talkie No other stage play ever trans ferred to the screen has lent itself st well to ntothui picture teehnhiue as "On Trial," the sensational suet-ess which has Just been completed by Warner liros. as an all-talktug Vita phone production. When "On Trial" was first pro duced in New York by Ceorue M . Cohan and Sam Harris It was bailed ns a d 1st I net innovation in tho theatre, utilizing as it did the IIER GROCERIES ,r-N. JOs TvAJO HOORS AHEAD A OLD COW , I AND A OUU 05 V OP -Time, FOR TH REST OAOKie. JJHO J 2 LJaagKM . Af-'M mm AMY YOU'D BE.7TE.0 Cm ... CUM SUGHT AL0N4 ( VUk?t I I WOflt 00 YOU'LV. V W0NT I 1 T TptrJMv LOOK OUT, TAG! I z vMDea if dams et..i ) ( BGiMs a;ouno ueas. v? still, U SUOj0 OS TMOSS y - V "iRAC'S 7US OTUtR V. Dav .' ...4 ... S J -y i-t .... ' -s ' ' " , vr WOu'RG. A VOOVJG GOV WioWG Voo'rs auwas from SocH JO It) FNE MINOtfe. here ThaT TvAJO HOOOS AHEAD FOR op -Tims.. -Vrt' 'The. earu- biros. familiar "cut-back" of the motion picture. For the first time in the history of the stage, a character started to describe some happen ing, and tho next instant the inci dent was being enacted before the eyes of the audience. A tiny period of darkness, and an almost Instantaneous change of scene, tok the place, of the time-honored "fade out" and "fade in" of the screen. The all-star cast in "On Trial" includes 1'aullne Frederick, Itert I-ytell, Iols Wilson, Holmes Her bert. Jason Itohurds. Klchard Tucker, Johnny Arthur, Vondell i Da rr, Kd niu nil 1 1 reese, Kd ward Martlndel, Fred Kelsey and Frank lin I'angborn. The production was directed by Arehle Ij. Mayo. "On Trial." "Warner Itros, latest n!T-taIklng picture conies to the Arcade theater Sunday for a run of four days. Prehistoric Monsters In "The Lost World" The prehistoric dinosaurs of "The Lost World." which are show ing at the Colonial Sunday and Monday in a return engagement, are brought to life on the picture screen as a result of the pioneering spirit of Watterson It. llothacker. This picture Is the first in film history where the bruntosaurus, trlcerutops. inegalosaurus, ptero dactyl, trachodon, diplodocus and other creatures of in.MOO.nOO years ago are with reality reincarnated In the movies. Tho feat marks a cinema epoch. It took over six times longer to produce this photoplay than any other picture in film history, for it was over seven years from the time Kothncker started work on CAUSE. I'VE. rrrr tur MEftT I 3.0 J JJALU1M' I L-7' .'71 By Williams -ThS MAW. V Be. -1M A0.E OF VOOTrt 8oT ir A OLD F30V G A HAClO on -Time: ue.. mo -T5-f WWSTLH. A OLD GOV , AND A OLD 1W RESf C owe. jjho DAW'. OWN?. f. C i2. av nca senvtec inc. the movie before the last scene was shot. Paleontologists who attended private showings of this picture were astonished at the sight of these prehistoric monsters actually living and doing battle on the screen. OFFICE CAT THADI MARK RKO. By Junius VACATION" TIM K Wo leave our work at vacation time And we journey near and far, We hie us to open spaces Or "back home" where kin folks are. To got away from the usual task It: right ami the tiling to do. Then filled with vigor and Interest Return to our work anew. And how glad we are to get homo again! For home ts our place to be. And getting back is the happiest part Of vacation time, you see. About the only difference be tween wrestling and modern danc ing is that in wrestling some holds arc barred. America leads the world in speed. Look at the laws we pass. m - Obstacles should mean no more to you than an invitation to take off your coat and get busy. Moonshine liquor Is to seme men much t lie sam,e as fly paper proves toward flies dangerously attrac tive. Squeezed to Ocaih" heads a maga.iuo advert ts- Client. To a J young lady this should Ik almost By Cowan ! , -TrTl m a (M By Blosser SN AWVTUIMS TO VP HS BlfiUT BtGIW.MIMS TO THINK "V, V-" C M s "-jit. Professional Directory protas on.1 L It l.a -n cnTully I..e..re,l ami w II prove t beS rTa "aid to any reader 1.. ol.iali.lnB Io"'l't l.rolcssloiuU service. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians J. L. INGI.E. n. O. M AIlCAnET 1NULK. II. O. General practice and the I 081 rtstrm" (or fallen orencs. Sommer 'S.''l!'.y'n'!e Building IDA McMEEKIN Teacher of The Barbereux System ir.i nrnmnt ri Melville Apts. 1;1,,,Ml"t 741 studio win rtu.-u HARTS MATKRNITV IHI.MB Trained Care Price Reasonable. Call and See Us. Mra. E. W. Hart 40C N. Ave. as delightful as death from tin operation. The vain sex is tho one that wears a hot coat all summer to conceal its funny shape. "Well, how did you sleep last night?" asked the landlady of the new boarder. "I didn't rest much," he replied. "I was troubled all night with insomnia." "Sir," was the lnndlady's in dignant comment. "I've never heard such a complaint before, and I'd have you know I've had your bet ters as my boarders! Mori-over," she went on, as he began to n lim bic an explanation "I do not be lieve you sir, and am willing to board you free If you find a single one in the bed." Old party "I am SO. young man, and I don't recollect over having told a He." Young man "Well, you can't expect your memory to be reliable at that age." There is nothing t hat costs so little and Is appreciated and en joyed as much as flattery. Miss llright: I use the dumb bells to get color in my face. Her L'ncie: Sensible girl! That's a lot better than using color on your face to get the dumbbells. Citizen Coolldge says lie doesn't like to write. However, he writes. NOTICE OF SHKItll-F-.S SALF Notice is hereby given, that 1 have received execution and order of sale issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of t'nlon, dated the 3rd day of July, Itt-'U, In the action therein pending wherein Tho Citizens National J Hank of Haker City, a corporation. in piuinuii, ana neroeri Allies ana Hessle Mires, his wife, are defen dants, to me directed, upon a judg ment in the sum of $1 ln.ua, with interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum from the fdh day of May, !:, until the :d'th day of November 1 Hl'H, and the I further sum of $15. no costs and I disbursements, and the further sum J of (i per cent per annum on the - entire amount aforesaid from the Unth day of November, in which said execution i am eotn jmanded to satisfy said sums out of I the personal property of the de j femlant He.ssie Mires, or if sillfic I lent cannot bo found, thi-n out of the real property belonging to her, on and after July :ird, 1 ::, NOW TH K II KFU HO, hy virtue and authority of said writ, and in obedience to Its commands, having found no personal properiv. I dulv (levied upon the following described real property standing in the name lid defendant on July Hid, 1 :r:: .1: ,ot KiKllI (X) in Illoi-k s:iy fhi. dir.) uf cluipliii's A.ldltiim in Im tlran.li. I'niun County, lin-nn. Anl I will, tin .Miuiiiiiy. ltii r.lli il;iy of AiiR'.ixt. 1:12:1, ut o o'rlm k p. in. of snlil ilny, ill il,,. front tloor of the rouri lions,, in La tiranil,-, rnlon County, cr-i,-on, s.-tl at pulili,' aui'tiiiii tin, iiliovo (is rrllii'il I'l'.il piopiTty, ami all thn riKlit, titl- Intcri'st. anil u it v of tlio ili'lVndants llicn in, to t. 1,'ij.h. -!t lji'M,T for rash, ii,oc,.(.,:s of saiil sal,, to In- appli,-,l in natis fartion of said jioimiii iil and ,1c ii'vo. '.ni'ludini.' costs n,i acciuiim costs of CM-cutitin and sa!c. I'i'tcd at l.a tlrandc. On kihi, thu r.tli day of .lutv. lt.j'i JKSSK HKKSIIKAIts, Khcrift of I niun County, tir. nn. July ii, l:i, : Aug. USED CARS si:vi:i:al rkai, iiai:c,ai.8 Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS AVENUE A Six In ll,o Trie STAGES ?"""a'a''m5wcmiWMJCtjiaai From La Grande Hotel Bldg. Adams Ave. Leave- WaIIWa ValIe" Coaches i U Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p. m- , ilakes All Main LinP HnnPintionc Physicians & Surgeons W.-.K. it 1IIIIIW Til .1 I. A 'wlI.KKS. ill. II. Practice liinitc.l to diseases of the Kve, Kar, Nose and Throat New l-'oley Telephone Huildinp; Alain 16 A. Ii. IUCIIAIIIISON, M. II. Surery Tiooms 1B-17 Telephone r Sonmier Hiiildlnc llaln 15 ' J. A. WOM.l.KliK'K, .M. I. Over I.. 1'. Drill? Stoic, plione M-B7S HoKpilal ami lies. 1708 2nd St. I'lione M-li32 Friendship It Is only (he ureal hearfed who can he true friends ; I he mean, the cowardly can never know what true friendship moans. Charles Kings ley. NOTICK OF SlIKIill'KS saw-: Notice is hereby given, that I have received foreclosure execution and older of sale issued out of and under t lie .veal of tho Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for the County of Union, dated the 2nd day of July, Hi-!t, in the suit there in pen-ting wherein Tho United States National Ifnnk of La Grande Oregon, a national banking asso ciation, is plaintiff, and W. K. Me Clure, Sailie K. Me.Clurc, Mike Nel son and C. Lloyd Walch are defen dants, to me directed, upon a judg ment, decree and order of kuIo made and entered in said court and cause on th2 1st day of July, 19. H, in favor of the above plaintiff and against the said defendants Me Cluie for the sum of $77411. in, with interest thereon at (he rate of eight per cent per annum from the first day of June, 1920, unld paid, the further sum of $500. UU reasonable attorney fees, and costs and disbursements taxed at $22.10, in which said execution and order of sale I am commanded to sell the following described property, being the properly described in the mort gage being foreclosed In said suit, towit: Lots 7, 8, i), J". 11. 12 and Kf in Hlock liil of Chaplin's Addition to t he city of La Grande, Union County Oregon, together with the tenements, hercdi laments and ap purtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, NOW TIIKUKFOKK, by virtue and authority of said writ, and in obedience to its commands, I will, on Monday, tin- fdh day of August. 1112!,, at Uvu-thiity o'clock it. m. nf said day, at I he front door of thu court house in La Grande, Union County, Oregon, sell at public auc tion the said real property and all (he right, tille, estate, interest ami equity of the defendarits: (herein and (hereto, to the highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption us provided by law, the proceeds to bo applied in sat isfact ion of said judg ment and dec i ee, including costs and accruing costs of execution and wale. Hided (his fill, duy of July, JKSNK HUKMIKAUS, Sheriff of Union County. Oregon. July H. i:t, 2n, L-7. Aug. 3. . i v. HIGHEST inrAi c I 1 1 r- 1.1 k rjlHEi hlKhe.4t code of ethic J pnvnrim nur urnf ftnnlonfll H Borvlcos. Wo do every tiling with tho mtmt delicate and niPtlculous respect for the wl'Jies of the bereaved. We Ondertn4 VNODfirtARH A UMMEIIM A.N Main 3 I'llONK MAIN 2 HnriRr. of tho Tour LEAVE .V I St ft 41 ft K t: l i ti ? : i. Tor information call WAIN 7951. I