Saturday, October 12, 1020
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Nine
Classified ads
NEW TODAY!
J-'t-M'ND Horn rimmed ghiK."s. '
I ('all Olwcrvor. 10-12-3 tp
iu;i:.vrs wa.ntkd nig ohio cor- '
", porution socks manager for urt-j
occupied territory. Liberal com- '
I niisMlon. Karninga mart immod-
? intoly. Good for S'i.immi yosti-ty. .
f We 1'urniMh Block, iicllvcr anil i
i;Uc-l. I'rcvioiu experience . an- -
, neePMHliry. Kyr-Kyti'i- Company, '
I IMS I'Vr-Fylor bid., Dayton, i
1 Olilo. ' in. 12-1 tp. ,
j.OfT Ijidles liat between I'lilk'.s
:f Hacujuweu. Itcturn to desk
i it J-Vicnjawou. rteu-m-d. i(i-u-2ip
lfcj; SAI.K Howard homing'
.stove.- tlood condition . asa-j. !
t . ' I0-1S-! tp. :
WANTKII Klilerly woman fur,
j honrto work, 31iV liv!dno Mt. I
i ; 10-12-3 tp. j
i''OK HKNT Netted Com potatoes, i
(lion Thompson', Prultdulo.
I v io-i2,nt. j
It KNT Hrirlt hu:no.s build-j
i lug. Hon Air Zuhor. 10-12-1 tp. '
j''OK HAI.K flood Hornnd hand ,
Jj planks, cheap. 2010 A. lain.
J 10-12-3 tp.
J-tilt SAI.K 2 a l-yenr-old O. A. .
; Knred Hock hens; 15 ffmuaohl
;v iiullets; l-year-old Whiio Lr-K-)
bor:i hens, Hollywood Hlrain,
i now- layliiK- (iO'. aImo rubbii;.
IH-12
tp-
fcOlt S,ALK OK , UKNT NVw 4
'i I'm,' hnijw with Karate. 2 lar
lots, $12.50 month. Will tako
L.:"' 1 tnul1. M..70H or 121!) W.
fnvo. ' 10-13lt.
I-'OU It KNT 5 room fur nished
;r holism. Ph. 290. W. 10-12-21.
'Olt HKNT .Modern, famished
; house. iaa2-6th. Inq.'New Koioy
f bldtf. Apt. 16. , ln-12-1 tp
KOU HKNT close in. 2 mi. apt.
-i downstairs, l-'urniwli d. Lights
and clfjin linen. 2 or 3 adults.
I 14H4 Adams, corner of tireon
wood. 10-12-lt.
Jll'V, S10I.I,, HAISK, .move? houses.
I Itoat jack cm-owh, Jolin Mmu
I 10-12-lt.
SHSCELIiAMSOUS"
l-tilt SAI.K -3 roKWond milkini;
! .Short horns. Call Ki2 Afdor.
10-11- I'.tp.
l iilt KAI.K 200 hoad uipmI Itam
1 lioulllit owos, fii.so lioad. Hort
Knight, I'nion.
10-11-3 tp
VOli SALK A built-up dairy and
retail milk buHiness Including
, j place. 26 eows, 2 horses, mllk--.
machine, etc. Call Observer.
10-1 t-2t.
'U SALK One of the best Cigar
Stores In Pendleton. A good
? going fountain, cigar, confec
j lionary, and card room business.
-1 On Main street, pest location In
town, Thin is a money maker.
See James It. Sturgls Pendleton,
!f fregon. lo-l i-iit.
J I K It 1 IS Sold by II. J. Hoaeh
5 good for all stomach, kidney
bowel, liver and all blood troub- (
c le and stomach trouble nt 1204 1
" Jefferson Ave. 10-l0-3t '
J-Olt SA LK l'irge grand piano in I
exc'llent condition. Inn. J. 13.
llrnluiw, 120 Uridge street, ltnk- '
er, Ofn. 10-10-1 wk.
;POH SALK Hrewster grand piano.
i Hut., room 17 Oild l-Vllows tern-1
v 11-. : 10-9-tf. ;
i
i Kill! SALi;-&ou purebred Hamp- ;
slilre ewes. Ages from 1 to 5 '
! yen. old. Also 7t'i purebred Hamp-
I shire yearling bucks. Prices
retLKoriable. CaU or write NeaV.
f Crau fnrd. Haines. Ore. i n-- 1 o tp
JVIOM'N POP
COMPWY &OIN& FULL SWING I VJONt SE
VUKHIU' PRETTY OR NUTHlN'.tVtW MRPLAME
CHMlf F Vm WILL WKMT ONE. OF OUR FOOL-PROOF
VRUT BCCMrtt ftFLVlN' tKCHIHE IS
tOHtB FLXIN OR IT t3NT;KNt IF IT ONT TrlF-N
KNY HUMKN BIRD WOULD OWE Hrt KKG5CM
FOR PMrCHVtF-.THM'L.LB OUFt
BlGCCST EUL4G POINT
; FRECKLES AND HIS
b &Ol's MAW -A CU3S6 "
SHJ TA6 AMD 1 HAO
OP OH OMCV. HABBV'S
RAMCU LAST SUMMER-
MAri! WEM 1 think.
OF SOM CP DlSWi
I SET TU6
I I
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Observer.
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liny, p.-r month $4.00
& linfs, per month J4.75
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ther notice must, ho received by
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CMh rates may be earned on
Chone orders by payment, on or
efure date of last Insertion.
I'lfONK MAI.V .
' "An Observer Wnnt Ad
Will Do U"
KOK SAI.K Wean In s piffrt, H. A.
Nelson. J.sland City. Hi-10-tf
Jl'ST lSKi'KI VKD car of King Pea
coal, $!i.&u per ton. Try it in your
kitchen range. HrooniTieid and
Kifliard.son. Pb. M-714. 1U-8-5 t
K,OH SAI.K 360 acres improved
near Palmer Junction. Iji Crnnde
clear properly considered, licrt
Oakman, 2111 Oavld Stoti Iild;r.p
Uetroll. Mich. i 0-7-1. nip
MONEY TO LOAN We are repre- j
sentatlvcs for the Prudential In- '
aurance Co.. and can make farm
or city loans at attractive rates
of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds, t
Insurance, loans and bonds. i
MONET TO LOAN on improved :
city property, straight loana or;
Installment plan. Lowest rates, j
United ' States Investment Co. j
Phone Main 33. S-lG-lra 1
UASTKltN OH KG ON Srhool of
Muslo, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. I. O. O. R tomple, 447-J.
S-24-1 m.
KOU SALE Kruit trees, orna
mental, stock, globe locust and
rose locust. Washington Nursery
Co., C. W. Everett. Local agent,
isn't Adams. Phone Main 5S2-2
rings, 9-20-1 nip
FOR SALE Used electric washers.
Maytag Shop, Main 039. 7-31-lm.
LA GHANDE MATTHESS ft Up
holatening & Rug Cleaning
Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed
wards. Prop. 12-l-1m
l'OU ItEN'l
l-'Olt HKNT Sleeping room. Hoard
if desired. Close in. Pi!i-W.
10-1 1-2 tp.
I'M IK It KNT Modern furnished
apis. I loj-O Ave. in-io-nt.
! t R ft KNT Knrnishod sleeping
rooms, also a garage. Call M3-.L
io-7-tr.
FQH ItENT Kurn. houses and
apts., with baths clean, quiet.
' low rates. Adult 1810 Green
wood. 7-10-lm.
SOM.MKH irOTKT-Rperlnl winter
rates and private bat hs. Also
modern, newly done npnrtmcnts.
9-24-1 nip.
KOIt H KNT Steam heated rooms.
$3, $4, $5 per week, 14o,S Wash.
ltt-7-lm.
FOR RENT Rooms over Silver
thorn. Wright Drug 8toro 6-13-tf
J't)K HUNT LTght housekeeping
rooms. lf12 Adams Ave. i-fl-tf.
tF fK CMtOF. DRIFTS ONTO ROCK .THE
NECKERS CAN GE" OUT P-X-iV SWIM.IF THE
OLD FNHLX BUGGy COLLSES,VCU CN ,
RIDE THE HOSS H0nE.BJT VF ONE OF THE"aE
OtONE-CHARlOTS FOLDS UP ON VOU,
iEjEW fMLE KBOVE fc THUNDER CLOUD,
IT vLL DEPENDS ON XOUP. FLVIUG UMERELL
. WHETHER VOU'RE GOING TO MEET YOUR
. FRIENDS OR
FRIENDS
I NR TUCOSur OF
AfWWHS Uld 7UAT-
Z S'FOSS
SU0CUS! WEM
TIME. COWtS,
COMES, 7JJATS
AU.U
VOUE LAST
PAV HAD
U0R?
;f mzi . r..:'-
The Market Place
Of Union and
Wallowa Counties
LOST
LOST 1 sack heaps between Ia
Crande nnd HilKurd. Please no
tify Mrs. 1. V. Yotinsr, llihfurd.
Ore. 10-ll-0t.
FOUND
KOl'NO The best and cheapest
plsco to get Sedan door and wind ;
shield glass. Quickly inaiied j
and satisfaction guaranteed. !
Chus. Harris, 1601 Madison.
4-lS-lm
WANTED
WANTKO Children to lake cure
of. Host of care. .Modern home..
i'hune in;i-u. ou5 H. live.
lo-s-l nip.
AUTOS IX) It SALE!
KOIl SAI.K 2-ton Moo track, used
only f days. ItrpotirteHHed. will
sell ut a linrr:iin. See Harry Watc
-Ktiiior. Pli. Main OfiO. lu-0-tf.
I Hi nois Hi is year produced the
largest crop of peaches on record
;i, 2 6 6.0 (tfi bushels against last
yea r's 1 x,0nn
i. tiii; nisTiucT coruT oir
TIIK I'MTKI) sr.VI'KS l-'Olfc
THK HISTItlCT )!' OUKCON.
In the matter of Jim Smith,
baakrupt.
To ihe creditors of Jim' Smith,
of La (Jrande. I'nion County, in the
State and Oistrict aforesaid, bank
rapt. NOTICK IS 1IKKKI1Y GIVliN
That the said Jim Smith was duly
adjudicated bankrupt by (he 1 Hs
tifrt Cniirt or the United States for
the IMsdrfet of OreKOii oil October
!th, 2K anl the first meeting of
his crerlttot-K will be held at the of
fice of II. K. Dixon, Referee. La
Grande, Oregon, on .Monday, Octo
ber 2 1 st. I!i2ii, at lu:uo ii.- ni.. at
which time said creditors niuy at
tend, prove their claims, examine
the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly
come before -siid meeting.
II. K. OIXON. rereree in bank
ruptcy. "
(Ail claims must bo sworn io on
bankruptcy blanks before flliiiK.)
10-12-H.
Abe Martin
"My, how we dread to see win
ter come, fer gran'paw 'II feel 'so
utl'i-ly lost without his fly swat
ter." says M rs. J Ue Lark. Tho
llllin' station on our corner has
been repainted an now looks like
a Sit ka, A hi sky, 1 ml fan five an'
ten.
Another Thing
We'd he jtid happy without
lite pest who has to talk two hour
to prove he has imthins lo say.
Clnrttinnil Knqiiiper, -"
And Then Pop's
YOUR KUCESTOfcS
What a Time
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VNArJT TO C'
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OlMi. IV NCA SCnviCC. INC
'Show Folks"
!At Colonial
'On Sunday
Scoring un emphatic hit. the new
j Pathe picture, "Show l-'idlis," n
J back-stage love romance, will show
at the Colonial Sunday. The pro
duction, directed by Paul L. Stein
and featuring Kdjlie liulllan, l.ina
I Hasuuette, Itobcrt Armstrong. Hert
' sle Harrlseale and Carol Lombard,
i Ik beyond doubt the best exemplar
of theatrical life seen bore this sea
son. The story deals with the doings
of several vaudeville players known
as the hoofer, the feeder ,tlle old
trouper, the talent scout, the baby-
dull vamp and the like familiar to I
(very uroiesioual stage performer.
I Kddle Oulllnn as the hoofer pro
j vides much enjoyable comedy and
the dancing of Miss HascUette as
the feeder is c itilto artistic. Hubert.
Arnistrong:.ia.:cxceJtCnt In Ilia: VUx.
i trayal of a manager: Miss Itnrris-
cale, who' returns to the screen
I alter yearn of retirement, and . Miss
Lombard as the baby-doll vamp,
are fully up to standard. 'Che di
rection is ull that could be asked
for. v
Book Is Basis
For Film At
The Arcade
When S. S. Van Dyne wrote the
murder mystery story, "Tho Greene
.Murder Case" ho unwittingly pro
vided the plot and character mate-,
rial for one of the most excltinsi
J and absorbing mystftry thrillers the
talking screen has yet produced. It
was some time lifter th book had
received -Its widespread vogue
aniottg thousands of avid renders
In America and Europe that Para
mount contracted with the author
for the film rights to the work.
Now comes the ptM urir.r. ; Inn.
Pipe Went Out
He'd Have
1 . . s
NHY WlATOR WHO DOESN'T VOvW. ONE fT)r. r I A . J
OF OUR SKfE-NhY PKRCvCHUTCS STRAPPED I Ur WLL Y00 STOP YOUR J 'f' 1
ON '.115 EKCV OUGHT TO BE STRAPPED TO (S V ' " JY-DREKMING ftHO 'S a "l! '
PM)DED CELL.BECCUSE hNY f iW CkH W TsKE DOWN THE SCREENS 7 J LS 1
GET UR IN THE WR BUT IT TtS A. V?' OH THE SUN-RORCH " Trill- 1
COODONE TO STKY THERE..IMOUT llpU - -A It I
TO ttfcKE FL.YIN6SKFE.. OF COURSE Vj " J? l J
t WS;9orr jost suppose yoo J2fl ( J ro BORQOW ) )
S pavto LNE..-W M . A DOLLAR, )
t pf fl- VNO0LO vou oo, Y-v V- 1 o-O
L i j V " '
t L) W VJ
1H
ONE PReoMf?'.''r
'..WAV? COLLEGE
A .ttle Cxf-l i-omE im "TrA' vvjE'."tJ .
. AT 1ri' END OF A WiMCnMGr LPKSE.,"
BUT I ME.SIER LOMC-rlO
Of? -TO IRWtL l-
I with complete dialogue aniT a j
splendid cast of stage-experienced I
actors including William Powell!
in the role ,,r Philo Vance, the
super-detective who applies the
higher psychology to unravel the
skoin of mystery which envelops
the murders of three members of
tho strange Greene household.
Hern Is a picture it comes to
the Arcade theater for a three
day run beginning on Sunday,
which lias everything to hold an
audience breathless with excite
ment. It has a cast of c ha carter
actors who have beep chosen for
the types they portray been use
they have proved themselves suc
Used Gars
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main 500 4th and Adams
East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc.
Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates
Insured Carrier y
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone Main 673
I
By Cowan I fj
'''j I . "u. Pii'tilr: q.'m:'
By Williams
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TWrNj. t u s PAT.orr.
cessful in very similar portrayals
on tho stage or In the linking
movies. It has fast moving and
eveiitrul plot substance. It has a
seemingly insoluble mystery that
of the crafty criminal who remains
at large until the very end.
Rodin on "Toil"
'No sudden Inspiration can re
place the long toil which Is IntUs
petisahle to give I ho eyes a Inns
knowledge of form and nt propor
tion nnd to render the hand obe
dient lo the commands of reeling;"
AriihIo ltudln.
Gave Oil Driller dom
Tho Idea of drilling- Tor oil was
borrowed from the salt drillers op
erating along I h Kanawha elver
In West Virginia.
1413 Jefferson Ave.
By Blosser
OFFICE
GAT
'KADI HARH MO,
Now that wo have the vita-
j phone, w hen you hear "No, yoi;
J miistn t ito. I lint" y;,ii can't tell It
i It s a. part of the hiiow or the run-
pl behind you.
Luke, our office boy, tells im of
a little dliilK ho heard in the res
taurant across the street. The
waitress was heard to ask, "Ain't
that chicken wood?"
The customer looked np and re
plied: "It nmy have been morally,
but physically It's a wreck."
Tli( fellow wlif proudly boasts
that "he runs things In bin lioitic."
usually iffcrs tu tluv law iimnwcr,
tbo cariK't swin-pciv lli waslilna
miu'liliHY ami Hit errands.
WKLL KNOWN. IH'ITi
Intuition Is what warns a bride
that If she doesn't make a doormat
of th,. Krooni he will start rl?ht In
tryiiiH to malic a hired Kiel of hor.
"Yes." said the oculist, "he hud
a curious affliction: everything he
looked at he saw double."
"Poor fellow, 1 suppose he found
It hard to jfel a job?"
"Not at all. Tin traa company
snapped hi ui up quick, and now
he's reading meters."
,
"The American Klrl is all r'Kht,
and I w ish L . could see more of
I her," says a well known vlsltinn
J Ktwtlslt artist. Goodness, some
! people are hard to
!
utisfy. j
; . .. 'I'lli; SAUKST WAY (
j A writer Moat a poem to an odl-
j tor,, who, It Heems, hud little use
j for verse. The title of the poem j
was, "Why Am I Alive?" The edl- '
, tor wrote,, when he returned the.
poem, "Hern use you sent your '
poem by mail, instead of delivering
it in person." i
.
I A Otiisn 1
"nrhik," said the Irish nroaeh- 1
jer. "Is the grenti'st curse of the
; country. It mnUes ye quarrel with'
MANY BARGAINS
. . Used Cars. See them on our
Used Car Lot.
Larison Chevrolet Company
1414 ADAMS
4.VENUB
A Six In the Trie
THE
'HIGHlST
IDEALS
TUB hlRlte.t code of ethic
govurnn oup profeHBional Ber
vlces. We do everything with
tho uioiit dellcttto end mutl
culous roNpcct for tho wluhos
ot tho borouved.
We Undcretand.
I.ung Motor Always Available
SNOIM3RASS A
ZIMMKILMAN
filnin 01
Professional Directory
Tlile directory U oupeclully hnndy for tlio newcomer or for tiio
ont-ol-town render who may mint tbo name ami aiMrrna ol mime
prnrowlonal nian. It liua been carefully prepared and will provo
to bo a reaily aid to any render lu obtaining prompt proriwslooal
lurvlco,
Classified for. Quick Reference.
Osteopathic Phyaidana Physicians & Surijeona
I J. fu IPftlliR), O, O, J w Wl ) I H'll H'lv Xff
MAHIMHHIT lIVIiMC, 1J. O. '. , . . ' ' '
Oenornl practice and the "Pnt IMij-lcbui mill hni'Kinii
HYSTKM" tor (allon archm. Offlen and Iliin)ltal over tlie Tiffin
"uTldlng 'M- li7S
. . i I.KIO II, BIIUVV. M, l.
I.ISWA Mll.hUI. M. II.
' rractlcti limited ( diienNim of Hie
' A cr rrtlnirni 1':'n ar, Nine and Throat
yihiruioKir Nw ,,ii,.y T.:iei)hon
I MRS. I'lti:il;ltICK nALMRH Uul'dlim '
j 101 N Ave. I.a Ornndo. Oro. IHA M.MI I KIV
I Headings dally. ,.. . .
i nending. by Mai. a Bpeclalty Tl. I JlMyatom
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
. La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 10: 1" a. m.,
4:00 p. m.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information rail MAIN 700
Three trips tlnily lo Wallowa Luke $."..ri() Knuntl Trip
Good for 00 Days.
yor neighbors. It' tnakis ye fihoot
at yor landlord. And- It-maizes .yo
miss him." ' 1 :. ' j
If you owe a debt and have the "
money pay It and keep the money
in circulation. Jajsi ' a few dollars,
will pay many a debt in a month.-'
Usher (to cold, diffnified' lady) : 1 -"Are
ypu a friorM of the groom?'?
Tin Lady: "Indeed, no. 1 am tho .
bride's nuitlier." . .
Love, your enemies. Thoy merely
He nlMHit yon. 'our frinuiN ar- tfca
ones who let the truth out. '
.,
' "What's the matter with tho
'eleven' this year'.'" asked one col
lege boy of another,
"Ah." growled tho other, "tho
halves nnd quarters ain't worth
iwo. cents."
Sweet Young Thing: T want a
collar, please, for my husband.
( 'lerk: Y-s, madam. What size,
does ho wear? '
S. Y. T.: Well I really have for
gotten, but I can roach around his?
neck with both hands.
Nothing Is more satisfying1 than
the consciousness of having a good
day's work and gotten results,
AVIint's Thnl Coal Man's Number?
Gone are the day,
When w e'eould grin '
I At the sight o
I Our empty hi".
Amaiiiy: Hut, True
i The human brain is a wonderful
organ. It starts working the min- ,
: ule we get up In the morning and
doesn't stop until wo get to the of- ,
lice.
j A rolling stone gathers no moss;
but a man who keep his nose loo
j close to it does.
Not Electricity, Conductors
Tho bureau- of Ntundards says
under, ordinary condiiioim nollher
gases nor vapors conduct dec
trlclly to iy npprpcialilo extent.
However, nil, or most nil. gases and
vapors 1 conduct elect i icily fairly
well when highly limizet' nnd
Ionization may he brought nhuut by
lionlins to a hi-li lemperaliire, ex-
wwHro to X-rays or the eiutitiallous
I'ndimu and by oilier means.
PHONE
MAIN a
Range of tho Four
SPEED-LAY
tl.lnTtr.-ir. nilf l I
Our Speed-Lay shing
les are here! Come
clown to the yard and
let us show you this
new shingle.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
"Cowl SitvIi'o Quli'k"
I'liono Slnln 733
Volcf
Melville Apts.
-Hraniatlcfl
Ph. MMn 741
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