La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 21, 1929, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSiiturday, gcptemlici- 21, 1!)2(.) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nine CLASSIFIED ADS NEW TODAY! I'Olt SAI-K- .1 room modern house. New pupcr ;ml floors, K"-;ikc , itml woudshed. l'.ltiS AilaiiiH. lt-JI-1 tp. . I'ttit UK NT ('omtormhhVKhcphuT room, (.'It (so in. Hoard kivimi IT ruiini is occupied by 'I. I'honc. 4!- u-i'l-lt. ; Foil ItKNT Modern Jttrn. apt., ' hpm; Wash. !(-l-it. ; Ktilt l!K.T Kurn. apt., i:;in-i, ' Ave. I'll. aS4-W. '.-; 1 - 1 1. Foil ItKNT Nice (nic room apt., i Sin ino. '1 in-l-i M. -if ; t . KoK SAl.K-t-aiin yomij; ewes. A. L. Heelter. Cove. 'i-L'l-ti i p. ! LOST t'heek hock lT. S. Nut'l. ! hank, remains papers ninl re- ! ccipts. I'Mnder li-iivi- ;it ( Hiai-pvor, I Reward, tp. I' K SA1.10 York Console Mivins wick phonograph. Like . now, with $ln worth r K-ootl j'l'cordn. Knny payments if dished, inq. joii'.t N. I'ir t. . !t-21-:u. Koil SAl.K Oil ItKNT -U ifx.ni mod. house, in tfooil ' condition, iVrnaee ami ramc. No, side H-V It. A. li.-nhain, !t-l'l-l tp VOll SALI-; While Wyandolle puri-bri d younw roost eis, ' $1.25. .1. II. Itotdier. Perry. !i-21-l 1p I "Oil ItKNT -Mmlei n lai Ke room. Close in. ...MS-W. !-2l-;i t AtiKNTS VANTi:i Opening lor wido-awa ko nu n. "('an make $75 to $lna weekly. Splendid oppor tunity for advatiei'itirnt. Can use ne district iuaiiairi-r. This offer has no -tiia to uin who ciin j soil. Write Fyr-Kyt.-r Co., I'JISj lyr-l-'yter Rid., Hayinn. (Hib. - - 11-21-1 tp. j MISCKLLAN'KOUA J KtHl ,SALK Pruit ire. s, orna-j mental, stock, Khd'o locust and ! rose locast. WashtiiKton Nursery ! io.. C. W. Kvorott. Local at?onl. isn't Adams. Phone Main :2-2 j rings. '.(-20-1 in p Ktill SALK Two milk gnats and) one billy, one shotgun, mink and j coyote irajis, one pack mule and f out lit, farm machinery. 'all K. 11. Clriinshaw, Island City.-:t-2(i-a t. NO llt'NTINO or trespassing with g-.ins in my I lilgard pasture. Duncan McDonald. !'-2()-:t tp POU SALK l-'ordson tractor eom pl(te Willi plow, tools, eMension a rims and power ptilly. Call T Farm. (I.'l. ' U-20-3 tp. l-'ol: SALK freshenini;. 1 milk cow. close to Call Kami. 13, Rt. 2. li-lli-:? tp. FOR SALK -Three ns.-d Singer sowiiif? machines $7. Ml to $l2,ini. j - Singer Shop, Darling hotel, : :i-m-:i tp. SALK S lots five room house, $muO. Terms. Ins. Ob server. - !t-t!l-:i tp. IDA MCKKKK1N, lonelier of Rnr-bi-roiix system, voice and dra matic intcrpretalion. Classes in 'f inti'i pri-tallon being orjraiied. . Melvilb- Apts, Main 741. l-li(-4t.l MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city property, straight leant or Instalment plan. Lowest rates. United States Investment Co. Phone Main 33. .H-16-lm TVPKWi:ri KliSAll kimisof por. wuble and' standard inaehi:i-s for wile or rent, see Turkey before you buy a machine. Office with Silverthoi;n A; W'rb'ht Drug Co. K. (.'. Turkey. 9-Pt-lf. FOU SALK 4" Hampshire sheep. Man Wi'sfnsUow. imtiicr. : 11 MOM'NPOP Whozis? By Cowan L -r- outside who wvnts to LooNJ, ) -.tll wc sn-t SI1!,5! f iswrnnm j iuruKr LCT T ' I SCE. VOU, BUT HE. WONT BftBV IS HE? FULLV-KUD WE 1 TOM V0U 1OL0 OS H EH S OUT TO THE WOUSE. I GWCMCHW y DOC'S HE LOOK 3N'T EXIVCTLV DKWK Wn TO CLL V ' O I VUL TWC fv. CHANCE. IT S I i? NKME J - . ? I OWUGHT.fViOHE WtWJMlY ' A A WEW WW OF MWNd A T00CH I 7 X; y i-ZA wEysBRO'N y S,1K -r 5 Za ' if thm'Vhis. J FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS " " "" " Can't Quit ' " By Blosser! fOSCAO.vMUW- po L- 1 f VEP-W F.HAU.V ) f OH W-TWS WMW ) C SOO.WO THAT'S NEHJ- ) VIELV.-FOC!. ) K GOT A JOB - FIRST VS-ArJ' T VWLU LAST StMH 1' fir- SINCE 1 VNAS J MR. LOPD00DLE RS SlMCE MlS LAST" J UNTIL U ll , ''.r ( ;! J' H iff, 1 aav ? con. net door' Jl job yl quits, too , pyr ,vl-- '! ! v- ry Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five nvcrnpe words in the line.) TVr line, 1st insertion 10c Per 1 iiu eacli added conseu- utivo insertion 7c Minimum chartfu on one order 25c KATKS I1Y MONTH 2 lines, pur month $2. SO :i lines, pt-r inoiiili $3. 25 1 lines, per monlh $1.00 5 lines, per monili $4.7.r Knch additional line over five clwiriffA at Gl)u per lino pur month. CASH IN 'ADVANCE If! re quired on nil Classified orders to I'tirn tlioso rates. Higher rules t:hni'K-f(i on nil credit insertions, t Copy for nil Classified orders must ho in Hits oiTiou by 10 A. .f. DAY Ob" INSERTION. Stop orders on nil inserted until fur ther notice must, be received by tht.sa me hour or extra insertion will be, eluiryed. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rules may bo earned on phono orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. PI I OX 13 MAIN .17 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do U" MONEY TO LOAN We are rep re- I sentativea for the Prudential In- j bu ranee Co., and can make farm l or city loans at attractive rates! of Interest. Chna, H. -Reynolds, i Insurance, loans and bonds. I 8-8-lm. I MItfl. R. G, McCALL, graduate Mifci?ffo Tiutsicnl college. Accreti-J ittd lericher, pianu, pipe organ, harmony ph. M. 828. S-Hi-Jm. j FOH SALK Used electric washers.; .: Maytag Shop, Main C39. 7-31-1 m. LA GRANDE) MATTRESS & Up- j Volaterlng & Rug Cleaning I ; Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Kd- j wards, Prop. 12-1-lm SAVOY HOTEL New manage-' ment, steam heated rooms all ! ...rougniy cleaned and reno-j vated, have few select rooms for' permanent guests. Reasonable. ; Proe employment agency any class help supplied promptly. ApJ ply Scotty. 8-22-lm ! TJM12 for fall cleunlng. Reasonable rates for hauling. 802-J. 8-20-lm FOR RENT FOR UKXT Kurn. apt., l4n2-0, Ave. it-20-:t tp. FOR RKX'I Ave. -Mod. apts. 1I01-O. H-2U-1! tp. FOR . UKNT Modern fi room house, North Maple St. Call 178-W. . S-C tp. FOR UKXT Furnished apt. 2I0X Adams. !)-I(j-Gt. FOR SALK OK R KXT 4 room modern house. Call 213-R. a-io-tf. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms, 1512 Adams Ave. it-U-tf. FOR R ENT Sleeping room by month. Also garage. 2101 Sec ond. 9-4 tf FOR RENT F urn. houses and apts., with bi'tha clean, quiet, low'ratcs. Adaltau 1810 Green wood. 7-10-lm. FOR RENT Rooms over Silver thorn. Wright Drug 8t ore R-13-tf FOUND FOUND The best and cheapest place to set Sedan door and win ) shield glass. Quickly Installed and satisfaction guaranteed. Chaa. Harris, 1601 Madtson. 4-lS-1m A ' mkJm Li iL The Market Place Of Union and , Wallowa Counties LOST LOST Neighbors of Woodcraft I ptn. Phono tifiH-J. Reward. 9-1S-4 tp. POU SALE HOMES FOR SALK 5 room house, $2S"0. Thoroughly modem. One rtf the best bnys on north side of the track. ; room house, clean cut prop erty on paved street coinpWHfi with Kurauro, basement, furnaee. ; City liens paid. A bargain at A Kood Income S room stean heated- modern house In Normal distrlei. Will t radii equity -on smaller homo. Call Lowell Wi4- j liamson. Main SO. H-14-tf. VOH SALTJ 9 room house. Mod ern, $"(000.00; 2301 Adama Ave,, ph. G4 2-W. 8-U.-1 nip. Atrros VGft SALE T-'OU SALK 3 ton Reo truck, used only 00 days. Repossessed. Will sell at a bargain. See Harry Wajy- Koner. Phono Main CB0. S-2:t-tf. I " ' 1XH SALK OR TRADE FlU TUAIH-' 2 acres land, fi room house, good burn for 10 cows. Will trade- for acreage out side of city limits. . Call 270T.-X Fir. JI-20-2 tp CALL JX)R RIDS SIDEWALK COXNTRl'CTION' Sealed bids will be received by the City Commission of the City of Orande, t nion County, Ore gon, for the const rdct ion of the sidewalk in Sidewalk Improvement District No. im; within the City of La Orande. Oregon, according to the plans and .specifications for the said sidewalk district now on file in the office of the City Re corder of the said City. s A deposit of Five ($5.00) Dol lars will he required for plans and specifications, which amount will be refunded if bidder is unsuccess ful and returns plans and ipecifi rntlous to this office. Rids will be received to the hour of 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Septem ber 25th. luSIt, and must ho ac companied by a certified check, or bidders bond In the sum of ten per cent of the amount bid as a guar antee of the acceptance und com pletion of contract If awarded. Checks will be returned to unsuc cessful bidders. All bonds in connection with this work are required to be secured through resident agents and no bond will be accepted unless written by a resident of the City if La Grande. The Commission reserves the right to reject any nntf all bids. Tty order of the Commission Sep tember 1 Uh, 11129. J. K. STEARNS, Recorder.' y-i.3-iot. Boy Camps Ernest Uulrh established a camp for a fjronp of hoys on l.al;e As qunin, N. II., about 1x.Sn. It was so well liked that oilier camps were Moon Marled and the movement grew sleadlly. United States Pensions Ttie pension bureau says thai wuin pensions were granted for tlis nhllity as early its 1771. An act graniiug pensions to invalids was passed In 17K"i, but I ho (Irs! service pensions wero granted hv net of March IS, IMS. Valuable PUnt Hemp Is a lou'li tlbroip: plant which is ued In rope inakiui; and Ifi the manufacture of coar; sacks. Some of lite finest hemp comes from Manila. The Male of Ken tttokv also raises a very hiyh-jirndo hptnp In htrire quntitities. OUT OUR WAY fOUE. MAMDV-E. OAT plECe UvkG A WW' ME C-iO TO O -tvi6r ER NOOR GEMf T. 1 uu. GO aow -t1 WeeP PVCE. vir WOOR RPOVK KIOVA, WOO FOlfcT GRA DtCAC PrviKALS. IN MAkimeR TVIEkJ HEROES ARE. u. s pat. orr. 1 m::a.a. ...,.,... 1 '" .""....,. H'V -WAR COL.E&- " .V WgM'&'.-. i HEROES, ARE. MAOE.-MOT BORM: "7, I I ttEA II DAT Arr I O-ZO Chautauqua Travels'Across Nation In Fleet Of Six-Cylinder Sedans For the first time in its 1 ti yeaiv known Chautaugiia. In the country, existanec Itcdpath Chautauqua Is About five years ago It gave up al this year employing passenger most altogether the custom of cars to transport the members of traveling by train. Awakenings at its deluxe circuit. Huses and trains ' early hours to calceh trains re have been used in the past, but the suited in jaded nerves and soine- comfort that the passenger car alone affords accounted fur Its ul timate selection. The cars are Chevrolet six-cylinder sedans and the task to which they are placed In transporting "bag and liagpage" the I'l mem bers of t he com pa ny Is indeed i' formidable one, according to G. L. l.nrfson. local dialer. The itiner ary of tile group trails jagged ly from Florida to Northern Wiscon sin. The janikt started April I and will not fonelude until this month at which lime a ppmimalely 7,h miles will have been traveersed. V n less one has traveled with a Chautauqua troupe It Is almo.st im possible to realize the rigours en tailed by travel of this sort. In the first place, ibw troupers are in the strictest sense not rea lly I roiipers at. all.. They are persons who be cause of an outstanding reputa tion a re dra fled to traverse the smaller citlees, many experiencing the life of the toad l'nt- the firsl time. Among the celebrities who are traveling by Chevrolet this year over the Dcl.uxc circuit are Mrs. Nellie Tayloe I toss, former gover nor of Wyoming; Anne Campbell, the celebrated newspaper poet and ( 'aptalu I lennis (took, former Itritisb army ace and holder of the world's record for the longest solo flight, a trip from London to India, n distance nf 7hm miles. For four months now the Ded-pai-th troupers have been making t lu-lr one night stands and then hopping on to the next showing place. The 1 2 hoviocts ha Ve never failed to gi t their occupants to their destination at the appoint ed time. A Iready more than Mot towns, in a dozi n stales have been visited. When the tour ends 14u towns will have been vftdtod. Rcdparih Is perhaps the best HULU PEClAU rrn q g C MADE. -WOT BORM: times in missed or. until this yea been used with senger car here engagements. Lat r. large buses have in occasional pas ami there. Not only do the I roleis' transport xhe t hey n Iso sers e as A'l of the luggage i l roup, iigga' i ha . C"WXtT "T ? -49 storage" "Nk wjftl IS n BATVEHV fJ WillaM ) Buys a Genuine Willard Battery Automobile or Radio Don't pay more for something that isn'tus good. We have the .size you need. The Of filial Willard Service Station Automotive Electric Co. 213 Greenwood Phone M-520 Willard Warehouse & Service Station ' IV By Williams1! n 0 n n p f f e r- : OlM BY WM StRVICE. INC. I trunks placed In racks In the rear. The huge tent weighing nearly a ton Is the only plec of equipment 'not carried by the Chevrolet s. This goes by train. The average jump between show points l-i I ihi miles. There are af ternoon and evening performances. A departure shortly before noon allows ample chance lor iTest. Then the smooth running Chevrolet -ies click off the hundred mil-a comfort: My in th-. io; erven L THEATERS The Idle Rich" 'Opens Run At Arcade Sunday i Mere Is one splendid example of the superiority of the talking pie-, ,J j tare over both the silent screen , ami the stage. "The Idle Rich," as a new H'l) j per ee(nt talkie front Metro-Gold-wyn - Mayer, brings a piet'.iriznt Ion of the famous play. "White Cot I lars," a story of an American fam- lly (hat Is delightfully Inltmate aad ! very real In dialogue, action and j atmosphere. In directing this novel domestic -comedy William de Mille lakes us Into the bosom of 1 the Thayer family and makes us ! laugh and cry wltli them rather than at them. i The cast chosen for the picture, J which opens Sunday at the Ar j cade theater, Is obviously a hand i picked one. Conrad Nagel, Itesste I Love ami Leila llyanis share stel- lar honors, and those lovable old i troupers, Kdyt lie Chapman and ' James Nelll run close seconds as ; t he mother and fat her. lEobert I Ober and I'aul K'ruger are great as I Cousin Harry and Tom Gihncy, and I they rightfully should he, for they j pla yed t he same parts on t he stage for four years. 'One Girl In Million" Next Toby Walker Play Toby Walker and his Yankee I I loodle Stock company will play J their second engagement at the ! Colonial theater Sunday ami Mou- day, presenting a three-act coin : edy-draina of New York lifo, en- titled "One Giri In a .Million." If I Is a story of working girls, des- I pernio crooks, rich business men and one fast -si eppnig. ra rln-to-go side-show barker, who will keep the audience In one continuous up ; roar of laughter, t The action tu kes place In the ; girls' flat and In the rich man's I office. The crook la lies refuge from t he purs ting police In t he ; girls' flat. Me wins her sympathy 'and together tiny rob the home of the Wall street magnate. This with 5 .1 7 to 8 HIGHEST ' IDlAIV 'j. - 'k Till? hlKhest coilo of 'ethics Kovornn our profeHloiml ser vices. We do evoryllilnB with U most dellcnto anil mtt culous re.npect for tho wislies of the bereaved. We Understand. l.unff Motor Always Avnltnblo KNODCTIASS A ZI.MMKHMAN Main 01 ri Professional Directory Thl illrerlory In eflpeelnlljr Iinndy for tho newcomer or for t'no out-of-town render wlio nitty unnt Hie ntimc nud udrtretw of Home profcflfltonal ninn. It linn been carefully prepared nnd will proo to bo a rendy aid to any render In ohtulnliitf prompt prufcHslonrJ Classified for Umeupailnc I'hyHiuunis J. I.. INM1.ID, it. o. MAUUAMIC'I1 ItVf.l.IC, I), 1). am-rnl pructlie find the "Post HVKTHM" for fnll. n iir.lnH Bom me r Tnh'phohft BtilHllng Mnln 1'Hi Astroloffcr MRS. lltlJiLHICK DALMITO 01 N Ave, La (Jrande, Oro. Jti'inli itcH dully. IleadlnKH hy Mull a FperlftHy Kin - j . ;.. iVi., xv : !) a. m., Makes All Alain Line Connecting. For infoi-mntion enll MAIN 790 Three liips daily lo YYullmva I.iike $."."() Round Trip (.'(Kid for CO Days. some snappy comedy und ,a lot of high-powered fixing by th 8ide- show barker, play Mi fly Mr. Walker, constitutes the story. Whether- or not the crook deserves-the sympa thy she gives him l-s the question the audience will havo to decide. Those who s;iw "Don't Marry for .Money." last Sunday or Monday will have the opportunity to the same cast in a totally dlfiVr- nt type of show; There will bo vaudeville nambei-s between the acts and an entire change of wardrobe, Sunday matinee wi! lie at 2:30, and the evening shows at 7 ami I). Monday there will be two shows at 7 and Valuable Sea Statistics show that tlio world earns fJNO.Oitn.onO .yearly fnnu the sea. That Includes all products fish, salt, sponges, and so on. Lon don Tit-Ililx. CALL FOR RIDS S1DFWALK co x nt r r on o x Sealed bids will be received by the City Commission of'the City of La Grande, Cnion County, Oregon, for the construction of the side- walk in Sidewalk Improvement District No. 107 within the City of I ljlL urumto. uregon, according to ! I ho plans nnd specif ieationn for j the said sidewalk district now on ! file In the office of the City Re- eorder of the said City, t A deposit of Five ($5.00) Dollars j will be required for plans and i specifications, which' ninount will : be refunded if bidder is uusucccss- fill and returns plans and apcei i fictitious to this office, j Rids will bo received to tho hour i of 7:30 p. iij. Wednesday, Septem ; ber 2.rith, 1!20, and must bo ne I companlod by a certified check, j or bidders bond in the sum of ten 1 per cent of the amount bid as a guarantee of the acceptance and completion of contract if awarded. Checks will be returned to unsuc cessful bidders. 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 Grande. i Tho Commission' reserves tho right (o reject any and all bids. Hy order of the Commission Sep tember 1 1th, 1029. J. K. STEARNS, Recorder. fl-13-l'H. .vt5 ViMLv R-ivnF.x;s Wost Japobsnn Bld. La Cirando, Oro. Storage Coal Quite, (i few people. Imvc Milieu (tilvtiit.iiKc of the jilce wciHhcr io Ret their winter's orml In. Lei us rill your lihi hefore llio full rains .sturl, Iuii-ii KMiiHI'S Spring ' Ciiitymi (oiil. It's hot. mill cIciiii, Van Petten Lumber Co. "Good Service Quick" I'll ouo Mil In .7 Quick Reference t'liMicians & Miruuona t.r.n n. nouvv, m. i. i, i:va vh,ki:s, m. i. Practlro limited to 0ttmHc of Wi Kyn, I'Jur, Nose anil Throat Now Koh-y Telephone UuihllriK Aluln Id A. I., iucif Aitnnoiv, m. it. Surisery Hooma 16-17 Tolophon floaimcr rttilhllnif Mnln lfi ( IDA Mf.Mi:i,KI 'rencher or The Itiirhrrciix System (ih-( DriiiniitlcH Melville Apts. 1'h. -Mnln 7t ttMWKM li munira'g.imiT