La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 17, 1929, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLA .GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nine Saturday, August 17, 192(J The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEW TODAY buildlnR. I'liim C.rei-nwood. j. ) II KNT -Mtah-rn furnished Apt., 1 Wash. S-1T-1I SAI-K f cows. Karl Z:inl. S-IT-lt. ' i I ( SA 1 -K T rnrmi house, f ii r nislit d or unfurnished. Karl un it. -I. S-17-H. I ') K 11 KNT--- LniRe home m-ar IiIrIi school, fun hi- usi'il as :t :ipai mienis. Will Rive (fiis rlKht party. S.f Clt rk ;t1 1 I HI y Ailains Avi. Phon-s M:iin I :M m- L'lii-.l. II. 10. Williams, CU-rk s.hool .list. Nn. 1. S-17-lt oil H KNT- SI.-i-piiiK room.. Kit r:iK. 2:u St." S-lT a lyo S tp- I'olt KA'.K- It. Mo.1.1 Hurber I. .K. KllOp. pullet. lti(. s-i7-i;t I-'OK S.W.K-r-.Modern f room house, put 2 1st. Call morning. S -1 7-1 Ip COU.KCKS -' CoodJnR- Cnll'eRe,. linodiriR, Idaho, Rood for yo'.i. catalog i'rt'f. 'U0 todav, - 7-i'T-l' IP. A I K.N ( J KT OUT I )() It ' oVt. po sil I'arli raiiRer examination .soon. $ 1 si;h-$ 2 Jimi year. Prepare now. livo details. Wrile Im mediately Mokane Inst., 1 S U n-i-r, Colo. N- I -1-1 lp. 'i lit 1 : KNT - b room J arnLslled apt. Jn.i. una O iiv.-, I'h. Sf7-V. iS-la-lt. WAN'I'KD - Ki vvlMj,'. 2HIII or wi lln Imix 4 111. n., i 7t, I WANTKD Any work. r,u:i-W. house- I s-)4- ir.l Misr i:i.i,am:ol's i'olt sAi.i-: ushini niai'hini'S. ::u Ailains. full s-lii-2 tp. i.-i :42 ami -W. EI.KN- WILLIAMS, Klailllllle of I '. of ). -( h (Jul id' music, w ill npi'U a stuiliu for lti.f,rlnni'rs (r mlvancid MlHllnls nl piano oil Sol. 1- I'honi' -2 in-S-Mi-Kt WHO WANTS 1 177-.I. HACK WOOD? x-1 r-:i tp. nit SAI.K WashhiR tv t'nlon Ulti. Ailt'Miiatir 'lclrl iihllii-. ?!ia. l'hone s-1 ri-:i tp. I'UK SAI.K Kat l"anni-rfi"l'il.r.' I 'holle : - 1 Ti - : t FMlt SAI.K t risil bat'Raln nearly new, $2nii; t jM'iecs: )ia no, in boiii-r 2 h. n.) ; 2 strain Jackot kettles just i he tllillR fori laeat mai-keirf di- vegcdablo and j I'rait eanni:)R: Iior rajivhit a(i.l ! dairy farm, priced rtRht for I iiiie l; sale; I dandy snddlo pony; 1 1 st class )lionoRi a ph, $2a; canaries (sinners) : Special low prices and easy terms for silver lux breedinic stock to Oct. 1. 'he. Trail Kox l-'arms. II. W. Smith. s-i:t-r tp. CALII'ORNIA UKRMS For blood, liver, kidneys, stomach, bowels and rheumatism. Chris Miller Adams, Ave. , (1-27-2 nip MONKY TO J.OAN on Improved city property, straight loans or inatnliment plan. Lowest rates. United States Investment Co. Phone Main 33. 3-16-lm lltKI-; KMIM.OYMKNT tigeney. All classes of. help .supplied, l'hone or write o:ir wan'.s. Main T.S, Savoy Hotel. . 7.-2n-tf. I .A GRANIK MATTRESS & Up holsterine &. Rur Cleaning Worlf Plinnn 424-W. ChaS. Kd- wards.' Frnp. 12-1-lm I MOM'N POP iHVT-ft-GlRL yi.h-: . I tl II i . i . , . x.,., . . ( tuVT-ft-GlRL VS' 'SHMtCFMS '' XCjUVt IIKO e. ?,00p. I SEC BV THE. 11 r, - - A' Z.I A A I riUB Jr KUWU'S un vnt. 1-vjKv.ei , w . ' ' J-; 'I Sxin. Fuwtn'iw.D sons: or the. ?top fjwl 3A ; Li Z1"1 BOOOLL, DIDN'T T!fy 9 jT Plt.KlU' '& v 7 x 'M ' -r -V 0,1 WE Freckles and his friends f W! IT'S A OvdOUL ) Sl ISMT 7l 0u01-l6 IS WW j ... ' , !iV To we BY 7WAT FIM.'? ) TW PAAIIAMS PLAW- ) f ) sows one oitci A. 7uey v.Avt im y VA a? L IM UAVJAIl S6TST M0S1C YoO ) IT Fcf ( wuatsa h-r-- -7''rr Observer Want Ad Rates (Co ill. t five nvcritK word lO till- lllH'.J Pop llnp. Ht Insertion Per lino, viiclt milled coniec iitUe iiiKcrlioit .Minimum vim rue mi one order !t A't'i:K II V MU.Vl'll IOr 2 UncMt ht month II line, per month I linen, mt iiioiiCIi 5 Hue, irr uimitli . V I.75 ICarli mhlltlonitl line nvrr fltr hurled at 50r pir line ier niniilh. HASH IN AllVAXCK I r ininfl on nil ('hixfcirictl ornr in en rn t Itcitr- rn irx. 1 1 kIht rate rhnrKcd on nil rreillt lnirriliiiiM. Copy for nil CliiMMlfltMl order nuint lie lii nil oi;fh'' h JO A. M. I)AV OK ISI-:ltTIO.. Slop nnler mi ml Inrterleil until fiir tlier notice must he receded Uy (lie hi in hour or extra Insertion till! lie ehnrRcrt. Telephone , or (lorn HOllolted. C'iimIi mteM nin f h rnriletl nn lihfiue order h- payment on of before date of IiinI Intertlnii, i'iiom: mai.v :it "An Olmcrver Want Ad Will llo It" I'Olt KAI.K Used electric washers, i Mnyl.'iB Shop, Main 639. J-31-lm. j MONEY TO LOAN We am n prp- I sonlatives for the Prmlentinl In- Kurance 'o., anil can make farm j or city loans at attractive rates i or Interest, (.'has. H. HcynhlM, Insurance, loans and bonds. I s-8-lin. ! KASTHltN OltUGON School of .Music violin, piano, voice. ('redits. 447-J. I. O. O. l temple. I'h. j 7-1-lmi IX)lt SALE HO.Mi:S ! -1 KOIt SAI.K ! room house, ilod-j (rn. $511011. ml; :;ti 1 Adams Ave.,j ph. 042-W'. s-ir.-l nip. l-'0 1 1 SA LK Nearly new 9 room j iruuKnlow, near normal, full ' basement. Wrant ncreae. Was- ! :u!t with I. a Grande Investment t 'onipany. S-12-11. I KOU SAI.K ' KpriiiK St. r.iu-w. . -My homo at !IU2 Chas. 1,. l'avne. I'h. j S-12-Gt. "'OR SAI.K Five room modern stucco house with Kara Re and Rarden. Near Normal. Call 2.4 W or Klnfi O avenue. 7-15-lni. FOll SAl.K Oil TUAIHC j KOU SAI.K OR Tit A I K Ford i lORRiuR trailer, Oldsmobile Rar- j nRer ' " n-i n-r ip. ' " FOUND 7 " FOUND 'The best aird cheapest place to Ret Sedan door and wind , shield glass. Quickly Installed i and satisfaction guaranteed, j Chas. Harris, 1501 Madison. ' i I 4-13-lm! . . - i ' IfOIt It KNT R KNT ;( room furil. house, U and Fine. 21 14 Fine. t S-lti-2 tp. I FOR R'KNT 5 room modern house. Call ini Ciieenwond. ... , . S-.Ki-2t. FOR KKNT Modern furnished A phi. ''nil X14-.J or IHU-O nve. S-14- Ip l'l ll; It KNT Apt., 2104 1st. S-1 3- tf. I'Olt HUNT Kurn. upts., with bathfl low rates. Adults, wooil. houses and ; clean, quiet. 1 S 1 Green - 7-10-1 m. KOIt liKNT 8 room house. Close tn mill. Inr. Ill line. S-lJ-lf J V u1FA CwOCOLIkTC VMUS O0Ntl VOUft ' .at. TlfA v Y THE MOUtY TO few tJU.THHA Ad' Page Counties FOR I.EASF3 Entire upper floor over I'uiniun's store. Kui n'.shed. .Suitable for npnrtments. Inq. K. I.. Snodjfmas, ITdiS 4th. 7-10-tf KOit I: KNT: Modern & room house, 112 2nd. St. I'h. 472-H. tI-4-tf. KOU it KNT Phiiiii room on Ad iiin.i Ave., next to Stnr theater. Nuv occupied hy White's Shoe shop. JUfi a month, l'hone Main S42. 6-25-t f. KUIt KKNT Itoums over Silver thorn. Wrlicht Orutr Store S-13-ff AI IOS Wilt SALI- TOI! HAI.K lloilirv ilcllvi'iy Irurk. Will 1 rn tti' for cows, Iiiikk or sh'i'P. I'lill Mnin 7.".i. S-lii-it. I-HUt SAI.K r.L'!t tip Hoto roupc. Atiwnl:ili'ly ni'W ni'Vcr lu'On lit' pnsi'.r. Will si'll nt a llhd'iil ilia count. Ciiry.sli'r ;inis;i. S-I4- St. Abe Martin Mow's the unvcr'mcm. pi-oiiih-(iun u'diT to a waul (hat incilh-liutl whiUy roniriM-t to six stderted ills! illei-s wit hoot makiii' mir nilllltiiis of 'Mher tlitlllerH ' son'".' l hopr I '4'e as ao'id a( " as the Itepiibllcan parly (lot-.,' -aiil .Mo iim' .MrCm-miek Indav. .1 V oxr. ." Tim XHW naiural vnistline evenint; kowhs of fur luoiso blue chiffon, old-flecked, ins a quaint two-sided narrow 'thhnu bolt of blue velvet and ma senta lied In a tint bow at- tin I iioni With ions streamer (Mius. i . . I I'roiiiiijiy mis win i reiiieniber- ! ' !' w """' ""' "' nnr" only the bare necessities "f life. THE GREEN MONSTER ruf iiaur i&rcv ftf.Mi.i Ann A DISCORD! OUT OUR WAY a ! ' lR0SrA H0MT6O TrAE'- CM GET, AA XAVVLVVA VV.VVVV. '"' y 1 to. u. a. my. orr. ATTUE HEfflE "Circumstantial Evidence" At the Colonial The producei-H of "Circumstan tial Kvidenee." the Chesterfield Production playing at the t.ilonirl theatre Sunday nnd Monday, evi dent ly know the secret of "nud lence appeal" fir this absorbing stoi-y has a touch of about cvery thlriR the average theatregoer likes. The story is ti bit complex but once the characters are established, the action proRresses smoothly to the desired climax. RrleNy. It tella of a millionaire who tires of his "rIi! friend" and transfers his at tention to a pretty stenORrapher. This arouses the ire of her fiancee who threatens tho man with vio- lelice. Later the millionaire Js, found murdered and the . girl's fiancee is accused on purely cir cumstantial -evidence; He is found guilty, but.-ht .thc last momont.-au. unexpected witness makes tho true facts known. Thus we find a bit of mystery, lots of sound drama, heart Interest galore, a good spicing of "sex ap peal" and a. touch of comedy . . all nicely dressed up nnd served In nnppetiz!ng manner. Helen Foster, rapidly earning the right to the title nf "star" turns in a most appealing performance a ud Cornelius Kecl'e makes an ideal lover. "The Charlatan" To Be At Star Sunday Would you like to have some body face you with the secrets of your past? Ho you want to know If someone loves you? lo you be lieve in fortune telling? Whether you say "yes" or "no" you are hound to change your opin ion iM'ier seeine; "The Charlatan," VOU TtLL KOM? 'M THC ONt. VJMO OUOWT TOO SOIIt 5Q'JCe,.lVI'. WHO CWt VOU THE. OE TO VJM.K PHVLtlS tiOWtJ TO THE COfcUCR W4U ItlTV.ODUCC HtP. TO TN' " THUT'S THE SEAOM VOt) TilDU'T UEtO t-V WOIIc.- AtlY HOVC 1) .f II 1 f O I ALL DlSUTr MVjJ Vrvi i I . V fT J j (JA2 MOSlC TUaT IS i ' ( NICE OP TUP ha To r' Hi. I . '' . . I WOO C'ki NO, WOO DOSV e.5. GrOKiGt AMD &OME Universal' revealing and yet mys terions story of a fake fortune tell er which the Star theatre an nounces as n coming attraction starting Sunday. A swarthy Hindu patronized by society women for secrets they want to learn and nffairM they want to. hide, is in reality an Amer ican whose heart has been, broken by his wife's infidelity. This colorful and dramnllc mys tery Is an adaptation of the play. "The Charlatan," which ran for n successful season In New York. The authors are Krnest Pascal and Leonard 1'ruskinn. Robert N. Let: wrote the screen adaptation and J. O. Hawks the continuity. Holmes Herbert is cast In the title role with Margaret Livingston portraying an unfaithful wife. Tho , cast of outstaudintf players In cludes Rockliffe Fellowes, Fred Mackaye, Phlln. McCullough, Anita Oarvlij, Cruuford Kent, Rose Tap ley and Uorothy (lould, "Bellamy Trial" Starts Sunday At the Arcade . Who killed Mlmf Bellamy? The answer will be provided by Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer when "The Bellamy Trial" comes Sunday o tho Arcade theatre as a. feature mystery drama production. With Lentrlco Joy In the lead ing role as tho beautiful murder defendant, the murder drama Is played by a cast that represents ono of the Rreatest assemblages of screen talent ever to appear In one production. Ah the woman on trial Miss Joy hrlnRS to the screen an Impressive ly sincere character delineation that reaps for her new honors ns a freelanco stur. (ieorgfl Flarrand plays dpposlte her as the loyal h unhand who stand by Ills wlte In tho face of terrible accusations. Kenneth Thompson is the man de- - AtlD '.HtS XCCE.PTED BhlBEp -rlOHKlMOII ; TKOtA TIlM OfcVIG OF HfcRIIOIlY H0UIT)S,TO AW. YO'J Bt Jts.LOU'i TVIE BUIlCH! RlCHT Wnr.ll I'VE BEEt l' TVYUJCi 10 VCK GOOD i CUT Till' YOO OUT COtlPMW FOO mm StNO'Mt this r-s j -vv-. By Williams NO, WOO Oosr 5e.5. F?USV-Kl' HONAe T' 6PEMD -Tf-R HARO EARNED PA UV, - TS ALL t an Ot'3 BY "tA 6CKVICC. INC. fendnnt, tho husband of tho wo mnn whose slaying provides th motivation for the plot. With the preponderance of evl dence aitulnst them, the defendants ( listen to the prosecutor demand their lives to expiate the crhno1 of which they are accused. All eleveiilh-liuur development saves them Irom a conviction but tile murder remains unsolved until the last reel dramatic tluill shows all the anuiteur detectives In the aud ience how very wroncly tlley sus pected perfectly innocent persons In the cast. In the slellar cast with Miss .ley, nan-und and Thompson are Mar Baret l.ivluitston, Hetty rironsotl, Margaret Seddon, l-Mward NuRent,. Cosmo Kyrle I I Hew, fhaiiys IS. Mlddlcton, fhaiies II. Ma lies', .lac nuelin Cladsdon. Colly Ann Younc, Kalla 1'asha, Han Mason. Polly Morn n, William Tnoker, Jack liny, inond and Hohert lludley. GARAGE GOSSIP Xd m tiU'h'" Miss Alice Huook is the owner nf nit Oldsmoblle sedan purchased from the Oldsmoblle Sales com pany, ot her new owners are: J. hi. McOulre, of Meaehatn, and L. R. Kdwards, coupe. coach, VMts l-'m-lory j A telegriiiu was received at the Studehnkcr garag; from M. J. (loss! slitting that he was now at tho Studehaker factory at Houth Rend, lnd. Mi-, and Mrs. (loss expect to j return to La (Irande nhoilt- thoj 28th of this month. iio to I'nnlnml Tave ilendrlckson Is driving to Portland this evening on a business trip. He expects to return Sunday evening. Ho will be accompanied by Clayton Ctmlwell. Has New Vonilaiw- William Kinase, nf Ladd Canyon, Is the owner of a new Pontiac se dan, which he purchased from tho On k land-Pool (lie Rjirnge-. Charles By Cowan 7 TA-V. SPCK TO HV.P WAIT , CVUCK ,BOT VHY COtV T YOU CO OOT M4D JOW tufia mi tuf VOPC.H HEP By Blosser 5OOM0S Lll IT'S AU- OUT I 7AUt YOOR DOS A1AV A NO IT'LL CP TUfJ S00M0 AU RISUT . "' ' .ft Andrews h n1o the owner of n new Pontine four-door sedan. New Chrysler Mrs. Klora .MeDonold recently purclmxod a new Chrysler 75 sedan which Is eiiuipped with wheels and a trunk. six wood . j Two New Otis t Tho Chrysler nrairo has two new cars, fitt nnd 70 IM.uxe, H-wire wheel models, whleh were driven in from I'endleton yesterday. ! j I'nktn:! Simleltfikors i . A cttrload of new Sludehakers was nAlonded Wednseday at the ' Startehaker Rarape. ; n Buslnos- b J. Cornell, of Spokune. vis ited tho Oakland-I'oiitlac KuraRft a J fov rti'V "ffo on hiislness. j lltivi Now ShHlrbnkCTH j t Lot I. Snodwniss is tho owner ; ! of a l'resldent etirht Siudehnkeri 'sedan. Ir. C. T. ilockett, has pur-'; j chased a dictator six coupe, and) ! Tom Maxwell a dictator royal se. ! dan. . ! 1 l Chevrolet Sales- Ilenrv Winn, of Hot Lake. cently purchased an Imperial se-' dan from the Chevrolet Ramce. Other sales included: Norman l'eik, a sport coupe, K. P. tleertsen of Knlon, an imperial sedan, Henry WlckehH, u. ton and one half truck, tunl Ualther and Waller, a truck. . New Clievmlotfi-t- ' A carload of cars, runnhii: most- K- tn unnhl online ti'id linno.-!:,! e- thins was miloaded at the Larlson Chevrolet garage yesterday morn- (nK. . ' ' , New Hiilrlt-- The ..ulck KaraKe unloaded ft , , -p ,,.7,.i ..i.. on.nr them was delivered to O. T. Andrews, a four- or sedan. Mine Is ifinlpped with six sport wood w heels nnd one with six- wire wheels. They nro the new IPSO models. Mr. Kdgo has been named am- iiuswidor to .'ranci He'll have to n0 pretty sharp to put anything ,.r tmsi, rorel:i diilomiits. ' 1 - . . . 7S mi ir b UIG14EST IDEALS TUB hlnliest corto of ethics Bovems our professional ser vices. Wo do evorythlnit with the 'most delicate, and meti culous respect for tho wishes of tho bereaved. Wo tlnderMnnd. TaTTO 'Motor Always Avullublo UNOIlCltASfl , ZIMM KK.MAN Alnlu l 1 East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates x Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal Fhone Main G73 1413 Jefferson Ave. r Professional Directory Mils dtfcofT Is especlall linndy for llio newcomer or for fitt out-of-town reader wlio mar want tlie name and address ot soma profowloual man. It has bean carefully prepared and will prove lo be read aid to any reader In obtaliilnit prompt professional nrTlee. Classified for. Quick Reference. Osteopathic Physicians j. i in (ILK. 11. o. MAIlUAItKT IMil.K. II. O. aetitTftl practice and the "I'oit BYHTEM" for fallen archos. Bomnier Teli-Bhona Llulldlns' Mstn lilB TTl TTTZ Astrologer Mlta I'HKflliltK'lt IIAI..MKH 301 N Ave., I.a flnindi!, Ore. Iteadlniis dally. Readlnm by Mall a Kpecinlty STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8: 15 a. 111., 10:15 a. m., 1 :00 p. in. ' ' 1 ' ' Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 709. Hi roe trips daily to Wallowa Lake $."..50 Hound Trip Good for GO Days. MENUS" Uy Sister Mnry Sweet enrn always 1 popular. tin. n veRetnble anil a hoon to most hotiHOwives. , No matter how sweet corn tHv eunked, ho huvo. not to over-cook it, lor lonp rooking makes It touKi l)ml tustoless. Corn is onft of thosrf veKetahles like pens which loes Its natural swoetnens very quickly af- t-r pleklnK nd should ho cooked as soon as powdbie. lrop it Intnv iinilliiK", unsaltetl water and boil; (.iKht minutes. This lenth oof ttm I "sets" tho milk In tho kernels and cooks the hulls just onoutrh. to. ;mako them tender. I.ont? cooking i ruinous. . j Corn chowders are Rood for thv . first nippy days of autumn but. seem it hit hot for AURiist wenrner. Succotash Is that time-honored combination of corn nnd beans our . fore-mothers learned from the In- : dlans. . ' Corn souffle (s delicate: , ami Ideal for hot weather. ', , Com Sotifrin Six ears corn, 1-2 cup soft bread crumbs, 4 tablespoons butter, .1-3. cup milk, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-S ten- spoon pepper. 2 yolks eRga, 3 j whites of crrs. . -, Score rows of kernels, cut of . tops and scrape with blunt edpq ' ; of knife. Melt butter, stir tn bread? ' crumbs and add milk. Cook, stir-!,', j rliiR constantly until thicki amljV t smooth. Add prepared corn, salt- i I ..n.l r.rtiilj- Ihrna mini UtCS lonRer. Heat yolks Of CRgSUn- , til thick and lemon colored. Addr ' to corn mixture. Rent whites of r 1 crrs with a wire whisk until stiff'', 'and dry. Fold into first mixture; ml turn Into a buttered baking Ullsh. lh.ke 25 mlmitcK In a .nodcr-. i ale oven. Serve at. once or tho ;t I "'" " 111 fall. ' ,.'.-. I fAIHU XCLI': OAi:sH I1A'K ttl'X ' I Kuy yoittf, Auic. IB, . (AI')-- i A ,.arlmnelo on tho neck of ITesP.' !(1(.nl M T (lPWg started a nm on'' I the llav ltldite SavliiBH bank In - i llroo k vn. Lewis- visit to n nosnuai ' brotiKht rumors of Ills death nnd I $2.iiu.noo wna wlthilrnwn beforB 'depositors were reassmred vf : - ' PEACOCK COAL Peaeock Coal burns with very little aoot nnd leaves less ashes in the ash pit. Try a load . for your range. Van Petten Lumber Co. "fiootl Korvlre Quick" Phono .Main I'M Physicians & Surjteoss tmpw'mfiiiiaft I, kh n, HOtjrT, M. u. I.UWA WII.KBf. H. U. Practice limited to dlseaaes of th Kye, Kar, Noso and Throat New Koley Telepbona liulldine Mala )( A. I.. IIICIIAIU1SOW. M. V. Surgery Rooms H-17 Tet.ptona Bnoimer Bulldlnc Vtalo 1 J. A. WOMH ItUOK, Jt I. Over 1,. & U tniit Store, l'hone M-678 Hospital and Res. 170S 2nd St. l'hone 71- "