La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 11, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, November 11, 1W LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven CLASSIFIED ADS NEW TODAY I't'Kl.M' HALK Wed., Nov. 13. filil' Tow nicy ranch. 1 n.l. N. 10. Hot' Lake, dairy cowh. helfera. hush, j milkluf? machine, etc. M. K. Hor- fih. See Hut. paper for Kale nu- i I In'. 11-1 I It ! WANTKD Ultfh wliool Klrl wnnta lo work Tor room .-ami lionnl. H7 V. H-ll-Ii lp. LOST -noHtnu bajy 'containing Indie clothH.- Helween I Jim station ami I'athullc church at 7 a.m. Sunday, ltitiirn to i:tus U. ave, Itoy Itlunchurd anil receive ll'i cinl reward. 1 1-1 l-M. 1011 SAI.K Two frrudc Durhum Hhorthorn hulls alimil year anil hiilf old. Also oiii' 5 iiio'h. (luern-si-y hull calf. Will exchange lor other cattle, t "lytic Kiddle, Karin-i-rH :'. . ll-lll St. 1X)U SALE Oil THAI. 12 l-'Olt HA 1.1 ' hull calf. Pun bred (.uernsey 1 1 - s - ;i t . Kt iU HA us li-.,..niHirn -I'iano ami household I'h. .8K5-W. 1 l-!i-4 I p. r" . ypTi HALK Huhy hufwy, l 11-3-2 OH HAI.K Oil IIKNT 5 room i inndi'i'ii house. Consider used car. I it 1 h. fl.eo. II. chapman. Ii-u-a tp; , I'tllt HAI.K Woincr MIII.T, Covo. piRM, K. K. ll-H-8 lp. Ktllt HAI.K lloston plippliK. Call :U.'i W after 0 o'rlotrk.' 11-8-3 lp. KOn 8ALK Apples. Delicious. Koman Boautlos, nalclwhiB. GO to i $1.7.1. Hring boxen. Adrian Ncl-I son. Island C'lly. 10-lS-lm' FOR SALE Used electric washers. Maytux Hhop, 'Main 639. 7-31-lm. . I KOU SAM-: All kinds of hoalors. j lletrolas from J3:'.ri0 up. Other ; heaters as low as $5.00. The ; "l!r Garniture Store. 10-1 7-1 tn RnSCnfjANKOtJS IIAIt(JAINH In used ranges, l.lh- oral ti-rms. V. If. llihnenkanip Co.; v. . ii-y-ut. l'HI-:n MKATKUS-Many to sclort ! from. 1'rlccfl very low. W. I f. : Holuienkamp Co. 1 -0-(ir. I KOItDKON THACTOitKliie con-j (lltiuh. Kow priced and liheral tct-niH. V. If. Itohnenkamp Co. ; ll-fl-t. ! MOW I'lANO Closinir out at oar ' cosi. W. II, Hohnenkatnp Co.. , ' .r . 1-1 --Ct. ; HI.AC1C I'INK - 10-ln. wood. $10; cord, delivered In l.u Clrnnile. ' Cnll Sirs, '(0va(col!ocl). 10-3U-1 M.P, MONKV TO J.OAX on easy pay-" meats, monthly or straight time. See J. it. Oliver. 170S Cth St. 1 1-2-lmo MONKV-rrivale money for Kood loans, 'farm and city property. ; Monthly lonns on city properly from Kustcrn reKtn Huildintf K- , Loan Association of ltaker thn Hirontrcst ussociation nnd best ; rales of any in eastern Oregon. Heal estate and exchange- overy . where. Several prospects now : ' Tor sales and cxchanRes in city properly. J. K. T'hy X- Company, Win, Miller's office, .113 Kim si. ; - . 1 1-5 -lit ; KOMMKIt IOTKL Inqulro lor, vey Hpi-clul winter rales; also ; modern iLimrlments. 1 1-4-1 nip liOOKINO WOItlC liepalrs, any; kind qf a new roof. .Call Chas. limb-brand, UiO-W. il-4-lmp KAI.AUY I.OANH made to the. working man. No security. I.a i ; - Ill S MOM'N POP . A LAST REQUEST jjy yowan HENUy'lo rrTJ-oSje: tlQi Uo Ml S u"Ki ) ( ww wid wot gcnei imto gf thing Kto OF ME ws to eOPtt'OsTBE FUN OVER V VtHftT THr.T ( FECL IN W BON THM 'k fNO DIDN'T DO IT. OW VLV. HE VCR jg ! EM)LV HURT, 50 i TOE PHONE 7 iM V 'V" HE'S TERR18LV 1UHT. iL MyLF LLLWE cwaewghtover -- ' I F'0fM TT ' & ii. W ? i- MW I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS " THE KING DO-DO! " ' " By'Blosscr ? . . - k ' : ' Z - -TTlMR.oAt fctt OM OP U4 T& NMtM A FRSE ' ; OUCH ..ANY Om Of OS IS SAOTCft tws me a6 . nbo (uss1.) Jrl NVIS TUAT TMAT r6TztWwj TPlP "lb MJASm.KiSTOrl - ALL Vl SAAACT EMOOSU To Do IT- S J FVkUAS 6CT BOSV AnS THIcW. ) ,r- 'nil ', OC TUC kID AD,NNViL. UMJC To DO IS WRITE TU J X . cr c cunv.) Tarv-.C Cr - UP FOO W.& y . . COMT6ST TTwHi SrTSYi .WATOOVOOSA j t yjy Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five nvtrriffe words tu the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion .... .1Gc IVr lino. each uddtd comec- utivu liiHf.rilon 7o Mlnltntini charge on ono onkr ..,.25c RATI'JS PV MONTH 2 linen, per mouth $2.80 3 linen, per month . m.$;l.S 4 lines, in-r month ..$4.0 0 lines, p.r month $4.75 Knch additional line over five churned ut iiic per line per month. CASH IV ADVANCE la re quired on all Clairid ordura to earn iht:n riiU-H. UlKhur rut on clmrK.-d on nil crodlt Insertions. I'opy for nil Classified orders mint i hn in thin office ly 10 A. .M. lAV OK INKKKTION. Htop order on ud inst;rtud until fur ther notice imiMl he. received hy tluna mo hour or extra insertion u ill tin chiirtfed. Telephony orders HOlIclted. CukIi rates may ho earned on phono orders ly payment on or before dale of lust insertion, 1'IIONIC MAIN 9i , J "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" CinuKie lilHiiranco Corp. 113 Kim St. 10-10-lm holslerlng & Rug Cleaning I ZT vZ.e 424-w" Chi-;m i MONKY TO LOAN We are rcpre . aentativea 'or the prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. EASTERN OUKGON ' School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. I. O. O. 1 temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m. MONEY TO LOAN on Improved j city property, straight loans or ; Installment plan. Lowest rates. I United States 'Investment Co. ; Fhonn Main AS. H-lG-lm l'XIt RENT 'Oil HUNT Kuril, apt. Ave. 1 111 I -I). U-!l-0t. KO!t IIKNT Modern house close I In, lni. 'Jill Adams. ll-ii-llt. ' KIHt UK NT, lii'atefl apt. I''urr.lshed. si W'averly apt. 11-0-1 mp. l'Olt Itl'INT Modern film, house, 3 rooms and hath, full basement, clo.'Je In. $t-Ti a mo. I'tlll 31-J. li-8-lf roll HUNT Jeff. In.. till It. l''urn,- house 1015 W. ave. al lino or call j lt-S-lf KOK liKX'T Apt. 1st St. I iO-:to-tf i fc'OU KENT Furn. . aptR., with bathe low rates. Adults wood, houses and i clean, quiet, j 1810 Green- f 7-10-lm. 1 AVTOH SALE POri SALK2-ton Reo truck. uodlIlm Pro,;OB;;rt r",L,ii"11 r- only CO days. Repossessed, will sell at a banrnin. See Harry Wuk- i Koner. I'h. Main Cf0. 10-3-tf. j KOU ItKNT ave. Kuril, apt. 1 40 1 1-fi-I WANTED WANT 101 ranch. Inq. Man and wife or 1 tiO'l Adams ave. 1 l-'J-ti tp. WANTKH -KNperienc house work by the 3S!i-M. . d Kii'l wania hour. Call 11 -!i -2 1. : The Market Place Of Union and Wallowa Counties wuii car to demoiiHtrntc nntlon ally advertised specialty to gar mkcm, siores, property owpent and farmer, in county ami nearby territory. Must furnish Rood ruf erenee and ho willing to atari on retisonahle basis. Now dolus $2.ii'ni,iKio.int annually, A-l -rating. Kyr-Kyter Co., Xtoi'i l-'yr-Kyh f I Hug.. Dayton. Ohio. 11-01 (p. WANTKO Kxpericnccd help for family of four In I'cndloton. Itef crcnceK desired. flood pay ami good home. Write A. H. c-o Ob server, 1 l-K-2 tp WAXTKIi Turkeys. I'h. :u:i-.m. 1 1-7-31 WO.MKN WANTIII) Tlio Now iirytT. l'loce work. OppoHilo la (iran.lo .MillltiK l-o. l(l..11-tf VANTi:i) chlldron to tuko etuis of. liest of care. Motlorn liomo. riionu Joa-lt. 1005 H. nvo. 10-S-! rnp. POUND .'oi:ND itox contalniiiK 2 luily'n ih'w union sullH. fall CHworvor. 11-S-S lp. tuiiND Thu Deat Dd onuapeti place to got Sedan door and wind shield glasa. Quickly Installed and nullsfiction guaranteed. ChttB. Harris, 1601 Madison. ' 4-ls-lm yriffe OtlOt UOWIl By Two Robbers i I.OS ANfiKLKH, Nov. 0 (AI) I Mrs. Lucille Holton. L'0. a brldo Of 1 a few weeks, was shot to deuth j j early today as she sat in her new .automobile and her husband. John t ltolton, 2. was believed fatally , wounded by two robbers, j The brutal attack followed tho apparent recognition of one of tho j men by Mrs. Holton as they jumped .into an automobile after Inking $3S I rom the couple. treasurer of tho Stanford football ham, hut somehow ho escaped puhlicily In lite Carnegie founda tion report ou .s-jlisldl.ini; of alh lctcs;. Threats Heard In Senate Corridors WAKIHNOTON. Nov. 0 IJI'I Threats were heard in the senate!.,.,, A1 farna n. Woodall corridors loday of a resolution pro- j eonl'oSKed (u police toilay she beat posing the deposition of Senator j mii,nil Walter II. Wonilall, Moses, of New Hampshire as presl- j l)(.al, Thursday with asoup dent pro tern of the senate, as a j ,ol, ,,-,,,1 n:uinalillf jack, resull of ills characterization of Hie . repulillcua Independeiils as "sons of the wild Jackasses." They call it bin quite often "contract hrblg; It's "conlacl." Umatilla Rapids Conference Held I'OHTLANIt. Ore., Nov. 9 (AH) j Itepri'seiit.-itives of the I'matilia I (a phis association wen1 In con ference with Colonel Lukesh. corps .of engineers. United States army,; 'relative to the economic features of 1 three miles above Umatilla. Army eiiKineeis at present, arc conduct in: a survey of the resour ce: of the Columbia river. tleortfe A. Hart man, K. lb Al drlch and Ueortfe c. Huer. I'endle ton. representatives of tin associa tions, called attention to the strat egic importance canalization and poses on the riv of this site for i navlKailon pur-j l',('i:S I'lVr. VKAIl TKIt.U I'OHTI.ANl). Ore.. Oct. !) (AI'l t'harles raullin. -'2. wlto pleaded Ifllllty to a chart,'., of miinslnuirbler ; OUT OUR WAY I 1 i Illlllffl!lllFUilux X'H 1 I I I! HI cuoTv ? I - woe AMD WASH i V x ooisi'r see ) nca. u. s. pat. off. icuc Ni"oiuti, ctw by NCA.cnvtcc twe ' J in connection with the death of Harry Nichols, Seattle, here May II, IflliO, was sentenced toilay to rive years In the state prison and lo pay a $100 fine. . " minkix; ri-Axi'. ISKI,!.KI''ONTK. I'll.. Nov. 0 (A )The piano of air mull, pilot Jack .Webster, reported overdue at the Cleveland air depot, was' lo cated today on ltiilllesaake moun tain, on the llald KaKle range. One of the filers engaged In searching for Webster saw the plane on Iho mountain and notified the air depot here. co.'i.'iwsi;s km. i. inc. iirsiiANn v ICNATCI I lOM. Wash.. Nov. Speedy Relief foi Sore Throat This Doctor's Prescription 1 Requires No Gurgling No longer Is it neci ssary to trai'Kle aiul chalte with niifty tnst injr mcdlclni'M to -relieve sore throat. Now you can g-et almost Instant relief with ione swallow of a loctor's prescription. This pre Kcripition was refilled so often and became. so popular thai tin- driiK dist who orlKtnally filled It decided to put It up under tin name Thox Ine and make It available to every One. , The remarkable thliiK" about Thoxlne is that. It. relieves almost i Instantly, yet contains iiolhuifr imrmfiii. It is nleasant tasliiiK. and !,. for the whole family, and Is j miaranleed lo relieve sore Hi ran to !or coughs in 10 minutes or money back. -Just ask for Thoxlne. Ilfic, One., and $1.00. Sold by Hod Cross lrulr store and all other KOOd drliff Stores, Adv, j k m lT Itf'ki L. j1""' oiili'italni'd llii'lr parenlH Hi nil ! I"l 'UnllowcVn parly i? .the school' 1 I -I JJLJ5w39m&L-S ' :ioii8 Thursday ul'lernoon. I'he .B f0g 1 school room was appropriately dee- j yil&lycSr j orated for the occasion, many sym- MONDAY lll()(iltA3IS NP.l': 11:30, family party: 7:30, Kmplro Jluililers: K, symphonlsts: ; 0, llht classics and popular niu !slc: t':30, popular melodies; 10 to jl1, slumber hour! concert. ; C'ltS: K. l'lue Monday Jnmboree; ; 10 lo II'. ilanco miisle. I-'oothall broadcasts: Army. vs. Navy, KI'O, KKIUV I'nliluitrt KOW'r (1:30. NIK!: 10, dalice music; 11 to 1 2, organ. Taconin to II, silent: 0, CBS pro- I ram. . Salt TjiUo City ' KSL-rHLllO, NHC; 8, Amos and Andy;,r', NltC; :3, fealure; 10, j XH(. mi, .. .;n ' . .JbMivci.. ,..!.;, , , j KOA fi:,m, MH'i 8, Amos nnd lAndy: 8: 1 serenaders; H:4H, news; ! y to ll.' N l it '. I Oakland 1 KLX--7, news; 7:.in, sludln; S. J quartet; 0, concert. K(H 0:30, NHC; II to 12, dance music. Spokane features; KIIQ fi:.10. NHC; 10, 11:30 to 12:30, oiKan. Iam Angeles Kll.f C. orchestra; 7:30. IlKht opera ; 8, CHS: I a, news : 10:0 S, dance music; 12 to 1. oi'Kan. KKr H;30f NHC; 10, concert or chestra. KNX fi, orRan; 7:30, one-act play; 8, Lnbovlskl trio; 11, features; 10, dano music; 12 to J, reeonls. GRANGE HALL PERSONALS Hy ."Mrs. Charles Spencer (Observer correspondent) (inAVOI-: HALL (Special) 'The Hallowe'en Hums" supervised bv th"lr teacher, Mrs. Inez Jenk- By Williams I ins, entertained their parents il a 1 Hallowe'en parly a .the school ; house Thursday afternoon. , The school room was appropriately dee orated for the occasion, many sym bols of the season having been jused. Kollowlnjf a proKram which; I consisted of recitations by Kran.U' Johnson, Albert UuKhes.'Joc Sivnj- ! cer, Hhyllis Johnson, and Hat llu-; . ffhes. mid a class exercise. -''Hallo- J S we'en SIjtuh.!' by five p'.tplla, ' re-, 1 freshinents, cuiiK'.NltnK' uf salads, j samlwlches, pumpkin pie with I ! whipped cream, cuke and .elder' jwere nerved. Several prizes vnrcj awarded to winners of contests .that j I Mrs. Jenkins conducted. Albert llu 'uhoH, Hal lliitfliesun'd Itobert. Spen- icer winning tn risbiiiK for apples, ' ; Vernon DeLong:. Alberl llunhesund ' Mildred Spencer recelvlnn.ihe most f 'counts when feeding the Jack o' 'lantern; Itobert Spencers side leinl Mnjr In the treasure hunt and Hel- berl (1 rout receiving first prize lund l'hyllls JohtiHou. second, In the doughnut eatliiK contest. fc I Mrs. Hert Clrout, Mrs. fleome j H uk lies and . Mrs., Tom. Macomb ' eurrh-ihoirt' nu 'intni'esilnw tprowBHii .when they entertained the mem ! hers of (he ( oan try woman's club (Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ormit. Oramre and black for .the Hallowe'en season, was the (color .scheme used tn the decora- ittnnu' '!.. ftnot.Mlu were held diirlng the social hour, with Mrn. Sara Anson wlnulntr ffrat place In ' two of them and MIhs Minnie llol- man first In the other. Miss llol- maii, vice president of Hie ciun, presided over the hiistncFH iiieelinK In the pluce of Mrs. It. A. Master ton, president, who Is in Horllnnu. rim. tir.vi- irwtniliitiv MrH. 1 lidhcH All- 'koii. joined the orj?!inlzallon.. Tho next meeting of the club will he with Mrs. John Hamunn, Nov. lt. KrnesL Del.ong' ami daiiKhtor, i Krauecs, accompanied hy Mrs. l-Jv- erett W'allslngef and son, Virgil, left last Wednesday morning, for Hoi't-1 Hind In the DeLong- cur. White 1 i here they visited with AH-h. .1. ,H. OeLonK, mother of Mr. iJi-Lotifr and Mrs. Wallslnger, and they iUno at- j tended the Hnrlrtc, International Livestock exposition.' The , parly ; eturned honv Sunday Another enjoyable event of the Hallowe'en season In the neighbor hood was the surprise parly Klven In honor of Miss Horothy Hmutz at her home Thursday evenUt?. Tho time was devoted to playing Hallo, we'en trames and to makliiff candy. Toward the closo of t lie evening Ice i'ream and enke were nerved. Those who hud the pleasure of surprising' Miss Hornthy wen-: I'helma Strain, A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL CourIi? from colils may lead to Be rloui Iruulilc, You can stop them now vritli Creomiilsiun, un cniuUiliecl creosote that is pleasant to take. CrconmUion it a ntcttical clNcovcry with two-fold action; it soothes and brain (lie Inflamed membrane and in luliits Rorm prouth. Ot nil known dri'gs creosote is rec ognized )y liili medical authorise as one of (lie trc.-ttet healing aenrics for coughs from colds and bronchia! Irritations, Crromuision contuin?, in mil) it ion to crro.jo, oilier hf ;lini CREOMUL FOR THE COUGH FROM East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier ; Auto Freight Terminal i Phone Main 673 ' 3413 Jefferson Ave. "Used .Cars PERKINS MOTOR CO Main 500 Peacock Coal This is the finest coal in town foi' parlor furnaces. No soot or clinkers. Very few ashes. Van Petten Lumber Co. "Good Service Quick" l'liono Main 731 1 ' . , ?. f 1 11 1 . 1 ' ri Professional Directory II ii Tilts directory la ctio;latly luifitly for llio newcomer or for fiie oot-oftiwn reader who niuy wunt llio nainu ami aiiilrcsii of soma profGMlonal man. Il liaa lien carefully irfiarrtl and will prove Ui be n ready aid lo any reader tn obtaining prompt irofeaslonal wrvloe. Classified for Quick Reference Physicians & Surgeons A. 1 IIICIIAIIDHON, M. I). J'hyslclan and Surgeon. Ofrlco over Cllasu JJniRs. Office phone, .Main Hi; rcsldr-noo jihomy .Main fifi. ' j. a. woNni:m.icK. m l'liyslclan and S'trncOn Office and llosplial over tho Tiffin Tul. Main 07H , i.icn n. nouvT, m. ii. LliWA Wll.lllCS, 111. D. Practlee limited to dliessoa of tbt tiyt. Kar, Noto and Tliront STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for JoKoph 4 :00 Makes AH Main For information Iliiy Kound-Ti'ip Good Mildred Spencer.. Ileulah Pchroederj Vernon IieLonir. Chester und' Hen HobiuKon. Cucll KU wart, Mr.; and Mrs. Charles Hnutta and children Leon Herry J''o. Lynn. Oeorne ant Klchard Smuu. and .Mrs. : 1. IV. Smut-J. V .'- Mr. ami Mrs. K'bert Lemdn ard enjoylnfi: the iiteasure of driving u new couch which thcy huvo recent ly purchased.. elements which toothe and heal the infliimeti mcmhranus and stop the ir . ritatton, while the creosote gom on to the fitomurlt, is ainoi lied lulu Iho , blond, attm:ks the sent of the trouble and checks the growth of the germ CreomuloUm j guaranteed Biitifao -tory in tin? treatment of cuugiia from ' coKIp, bronchitis and minor form ot . bronchial irritations, ami is eicdlent -fur building up thu fyMcm after cnlda i or flu. Money refunded if not re- licved after taking according lodirec-i tion. Ask your dniCRist. (adv.) COLDS THA THANG ON 4th and Adams r Tiir 7 1 ;: HIGHEST ID&AL5 il THIS highest code of ethlca governs our professional uer vlcos. We do everything with tho most delicate and meti culous respect for the washes of tho bereaved. Wo Understand. Lung Motor Always Available fiNODORASS ZIAIMKHMAN 7, , V Alain 111 ; 'A : IDA MeMEEKIN 'I'eaclier of , Tim llnrliereux- System Voice; Dramatics Y Melville Apts. I'h. Main 741 Osteopathic Physicians j. I., i.itii.m, i). o, MAHi;Allli.l I,(;I.1G, 1). o. Oentirnl practico and the "loat . BVHTBil" for fallen orchos, Somrnnr Tlephonk llulldluir Mnln 10(1 . - . . '..-- Astrologer .MILS. I lll:lli:iK IC I1ALME8 Sol N Ave., I.a Grande, Ore. HcadltiKa dally. IleadltiKS liy Mall a Specialty 8:I5 a. m., 10:45 a. nr., p. ni. Line Connections. , call MAIN 799. Tiikcls and Save for CO Days.