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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,, ORE.
Page Nine
CLASSIFIED ADS
NEW TOD AY
I'OH HALK Two Hlury houk lo-'
cau-d rtlrerlly went ot tho lio-
IlirSlUt Ht'iniH'f ItttitttlllK. JinllKO
to ho moved off th property ,
within 11 leasoiintdn lime. tfealttl
IiIiIh will he rctvivml hy tho olrk
lit the ICIectrie Service Storn.
14 10 Adams Aviv, ap 'to 0 p. in.
Monday, November 2iiili.. . Tho ,
bonnl ivscrvt-H tin- .right lo r1-.
ji-l miy ami nlj 11h.
School iiistrict No. I.
II. K. Williams, ciork,
1 1-22-1 1.
nut It KMT KurnlKhfd 4 mom
liouso, .mi;i AilaniH. i.'all -,01-K, .
KjK HAI.K Kiit lurkcyH. I.rltoy
Mllm-hunl, i:ms K. Ave
lt-22-1 hi
Kult KAJ.K - Small atMU- hot.se
ami HaUdlc I'll'. anti-It.
I 1-22-3 t.
KOU MSN'. 5 romn apt. and
KU-rpiug ,toiVh, liuilt In cup
hoardH. 1t0'(-4lh. 11-22-2 tp.
l-VHt iiKNT 5 room, modern. fnrV
. niHlu'd ho;in Knit bam-moiil, fur
, nacf, -fin, place, o lot' trie lovu.
riosi In. I'll. 2J4-1C. 11-22-21.
I'.JH HKXT Steam Itented bed- i
rooniH, yofi Wash. 11-22-lt. 1
KtHt SA1,K lH2li Chevrolet couch.
pcrfet'L mei-hanicai. condition,
pood rubber. A bargain from
private owner If taken by (Sun
day. Phono. Main H'.t'j. 11-22-2 tp
KOU SAI-K Capon rooHtei-H. 27UG
Klr Kt. 11-22-1 tp
Kt!: MAJjK ?S,filHI new 5 room
uodern Hlureo ImntfMow, on
Tvular for $27f0. $4ii0 c.txxU, bal
ance $ ::o montli. i'yiamid ) jiiut
Co. . 11-22-2 lp.
I'd It WALK
-Mry Iti-in. wood. 1
1 1-22-1 tp ,:
Kami. fiX.
lUKSKKl- TCflKKVS l-'Olt KAI.K
2tf lb. Cull Karmei-H '177. :
1 1-22-3 tjK
I. (1ST lilaek and white male Kiitf-
lish pointer. I'nlon county lie
ense tug No. 2t!4 on collar. Kind
er please phono Avery 'Harrlnoh,
La Grande, and receive (llioral
reward. 11-22-31.
nm 8AiiK on tae
CIIKVUOI.KT TOntlNC, CA it in
Kood runninK- order, will Hell for
or trade for trailed' or Hlook.
II. Kot;er, Cove.'Ore. J 1-2-1 -2 lp
I'CIK KAI.K ill! Ions baled hay.
full HM-W in- mini t). ave.
. ll-ill-4t.
I'XUt SAI.K .ri iiassi-ner llllliinn
!iie. sedan. Sel'ieH "11"
l'ranUlln 6 pMSsenner. sedan.
?!"5. See. Harry WaKKoner, SOI!
Adams Ave. 1 l-20-tin.
MOM'N POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
3
JJ L-SL' i Jlfll V.
VXr J BLIND
To This
You get
M Programs in
y f WCll MOW YOU ' n f NOT 0 . -WHM'S WRONG?
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f! TO DAy.- US ) VEAU-VT U VMASWT.lM SCUOOU 6oT UOLO OP I
1 BEFORE I! WMV, T A T LTrrr '( TCaiW vmuAT H
V. o " .
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average word
to the line.)
Per line, Jut Insertion 10c
lVr Hue. eu:li ridded conauc-
utlve Jnsi-rtlon 7c
Minimum charge on one
utuYr .........25c
HAT KB BY" MONTH
2 llnuM, per month ..2.B0
3 Iiikm. -r month 2 5
I Hue, por month ...X4.00
S liitM, per ntonltj ...4.76
Kitfh itddltlnnnl line over five
ctmigt-d ut Cue pur line per
month.
CASH -IN ADVANCE Is re
quired on ull Claitid orders to
earn ihvri rales. Higher rates
charged on all crMUt insertion.
t'upy tor all Clans if ied order a
nm.HL be in this oiYire by. 10 A.
M. U.Y Ol INSr.HTlON. Stop
orders on ad innorted until fur
thr notice inu.sl bo received by
thiKa me hour or extra insertion
will he eti arced.
Teletihone orders solicited.
ChkIi rates may be earned on
phone oi'durn by payment on or
imfo-io dale of Juki insertion,
PHONE MAIN .
"An Oluervnr Want Ad
Will Do li."
KOK SALK Clioiee lot, improve
ments nil paid; uIho 2 Iiouhoh;
. terniH, only Hinull down payment i
rerpiired. Sec Karl Zundel, l.a ,
Grande Nal. Hank. 11-19-lin ,
KOR SALE Used electric washers.
Mnytas Shop, Muln 639. 7-31-lm.
FOR HAMS Alt kinds of heaters.
.Jletrotus from $32.f0 up. Other
I heaterH.as low as $0.00. The f
I r-llcc furniture Store. 30-17-lm
j . , . . M I SCEHjLANEOUS
PAItTV lH KNOWN who took lil
cyde. from lawn at yoi Y ave.
Ht?turn and no questioiiH will be
uHkod. J 1-20-4 lp i
NOT J C J: -r- TrappoiH: I.lvo musk- i
rats purohawd nt Intur-moun-1
Uiin .'.Muskrat lirni, & miles !
Kouth of town, $l.f.O apiece; no
broken )e?s. U-lS-Otp
INVlSIHI.l!: MKN7HNG of runners1
in siik hosiery. Tlio Wardrobe.
11-lS-Ct
HOOKING WOKIC ltopnlrs, any
kind of a new roof. Call Chaa..
Jilldebmnd, 620-W. U-4-lmp
DLACK PINIO lU-in. wood. JI0
cord, deliverod In l.a Grande.
Call JSC, Cove, (collect).
10-30-1 M.r.
MONK IT TO LOAN on easy pay
ments, monthly or straight time.
5co J. li. Oliver, 1708 tltll st.
11-3-lmo
SO.MMKK IlOTJJr. Inq-.ilrb' for
very special winter rates; also
modern apartments. Jl-4-lmp
LA GRANDH MATTKBSB Up
holstering A Hug Cleaning
Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed
wards.. Proo. 12-1-lm
MON33Y TO LOAN We are repre
sentatives for the pi-udutitlal In
eurance Co., end can mnlce farm ';
or city loans at attractive ratoB
of Interest. Chas. II. Reynolds,
Insurance, loans and bonds. ' 1
" , i
EASTERN OREGON School of '
Music, violin, piano, volco. Crod-
- Its. I. O. O. K temple, 447-J.
i 9-24-1 m. :
MONET TO LOAN on Improved
city property, straight loans or
Installment pl&n. Lowest rates. ,
United Skates Investment Co. ;
Phone Main HI. -l-lm
FRIENDS
'- y v
The Market Place
Of Union and
Wallowa Counties
FOB KENT
FOU It ISN'T tHirnlahed, itmm
heated apt. Wuvnrly ftpt. -
ll--l mp.
KOU KENT Kura. jmusei and
apt a., with hatha clean, quint,
low rates. Adults- 1810 Green
wood. 7-m-im.
KtHt liKNT 1'nfurnishi d. modern
house. Close in. lm). 1)01 Adams.
U-2l-at.
WANTKI 1 or
for. fall 222-.I
ehildren to earn
11-21-3 tp
WANTKD-f-Wonum lor general
housework and rare of children,
tilve age and retVrenee in lrl
letter: nil let ten returned or
answered. Mux I H2, Klgln.
11-21-C tp
W O M K N WAN TKll The New
lryr. l'loee work. Opponilo I .a
Onmdrt Milling Co. 10-31-lT
Cases of Theft
Are Reported In
Union This Week
Hy V. V. Cotmor
(Observer Correspondenl )
t'NION (Special) Several eases!
of thievery have been reported 111
this community 'lately, the IokhosJ
including sacks of grain', fresh I
meat and other articles.
( ranue i tonne iMU'iimimn-in j
lodge had -degree work l uesuay
night, John Miller taking the pa
triarchal degree. A delegation of
members from Cove w-as over to
aid In conferring the ritualistic.
work. Following the lodge work
a Kineli was served. hTose present
from Cove were II. I'.. Little, Char
ley Conner. C. W. Chjrk. H.
Lleurauce, John Hiehard and VI
van Hiehard. r
lUith Connor, a student in the
normal at La Grande, met with an
accident Tuesday evening which
keep her al home for several
days. A kettle
of lioilhiK water ;
wus miset. IniriilnH: lioth her lews s(,.nfr advocate for prohibition. eordliiK lo a report from the nn
from Ihe Unees to the feet. I llndorscd the Australian ballot ; tlonal seeretary. Oregon has ail
Owlnjf to the fact that there ystom ) S7ii. j liew Kl'anKes, with WnsllillKton a
liavi- been several eases of chicken j "Actively supported tile eslub-' close second with 7. Thirteen new
pox In the Union schools and that ! Ushment - of iiKi'lcultiiral exiieri-1 Juvenilo RrniiKcs were added and
other diseases have been reported , ment stations in 1K7II. and tho.two pomoiins havo been estulillsh
in nearliy communities, the local j i,aSaau-e of the act is lamely to Ihe ed In OroRon durliiK the year of
school huildillKS
were
fumigated
tills week.
ltobert Cox-, who has been al
Ilol. Lake for the past week re
ceiving treatment, for an Injury L
from an accidental shot from a- In l s.Sfi the National (IrallKe de
revolver, is reported as much lni-jC.ared in favor of primary election
proved. 1 le accidentally shot him- j laws. ,
self In tile shoulder while cleiinlhff favored the enactment In ISfili
tile Kim. , ,
lilchaiirvaiillouien" has accept
ed a position at Uio I'nlon hotel.
GRANGE HALL
Jinny, ninny times- the qneHtion
1h aHked, Honietimes hy grangers
thems-elveH, "What has the grange
ueeomnlishert V" Some time ago
the state grange executive eonnnll
leo met and al the conclusion of a
lengthy dincuHHlon on the subject
it was deeided that a large placard
with a list of the accomplishments
of the National Grange be printed
and ent to every grango in Ore
y gran" hi
gon. In October ench organization,
received the piacard wun tne . - , M.pported
imv ng list of "lcj;7;y;fholevw agricultuml exten-
National Grange printed on it. , lcuHm,ix colleges
(.'reated In sentimeiu "laL.
caused the interstate commerce
commission to come into existence.
Ik responsible for the establish
ment, of real agricultural and in
dustrial colleges. The, victory won
single-handed, has been worth all
the grange has ever cost.
Won. without, help and with
much opposition, II
fight to es-
A PAIN IN
NEWS!
OUT OUR WAY
r JT?- ''Zrmii I
' J vvito-?, GOT A (OEt OW'O UV(E SHEqt tepMIIlPliil!''1'1'
j V -T Take, a Pumch r oe fo6T Vroo j s s. j
AFTE.R RETREAT . RuT X Jfc D'OA AlG.! CAM
J3UST COME -T1 waU-m -lJZZ TbO.J ri-- WOO CO AV-L I
dKr jy Ni l. .
I ; i The NituTRAUb amd The warror2Q2 lUM '
I tablish a denartment tif ngrliiul- I Many - grangers throughout the sx,r0G,(Miii . union station: Oreeley. ;
tultlisli a department . (if iiki'UmiI-llll-o,
its secretary Ui . he In the
president's cabinet
Kndor.scd woman'H miffiaue an
far liack as 1S75. Ki nm the fli-Kt i
the frraiiKe has admitted wuniGn ;
niemhers in full eriuality wltll men.
Opposed, in 1ST", .the admission
of Chinese Into the country.
Tlio prohihiliun aniendinent to '
tho constitution had Ihe unanl -
mons sinmort of the Kranue and
f..onv 11,0 flrsC the irranue was a.Xatloii&l (iranKe oranlaers, nc-
credit of the Krnntfe.
lias always opposed any tariff
on commercial fertilizers.
Has supported all laws favoring
tho extension of co-operation
of a law prohibiting the ninrnifnr-
lure and wile of colored oleomar
garine. The grange wan a phuieer In de
manding tho direct . election of
I'nited States senators. -
. A u rh.i ..I.r mu 1 UII'I lxn ir-fl-l t I m ftl'.
.. ' nJ,,..!!.,.,,! ,.r
.Ur fpi, i iu ,. ' tim nt-
able achievojnentH of the grange.
The farm loan system was en
dorsed in 1fi8!) and the battle won'
hy the grange in 1!UU.
Was an early advocate of rural
mail delivery, and after 30 years'
effort tliis became an accomplish
ed fact. , ' !
The grango has opposed the en- i
act men t of a sales tax, and for i
mnMV ,.,. vnnllwi (1 oonili.hlo
inheI.lt:.nc(, UiX '
, vnc.rii,Umt stations and vigor
ously supported tho .stnilh-l-ever
act providing nntional appropria
tions for county agent und exten
sion expenses. . .
f. A. Nice of North Tewder,
master of Union County l'otnona
G ranee, will have a dedication of
his new home on November 20.
THE NECK
I 1 XOO BLUrVlhlWt.VJOt)eRMG ) : ( ,V-tG Oft OK ) i
I IV t yoyo cut orf mytwng J 1 v ytwyviG KCe J
( ,, , , ' T7 ( i& SAVSi UE DlOM'T ) IT'S A VNOMDGR UE I?
HAMevoa ) i dint ueeja V tt but uc WWT AT LtAST
SEEH OSCAR. BA0 x mK By SEfc WNN BUT f.
AriWUERE., J UlU AM UiJ I Wl BV WS 7 COT CF HIS MOOTH
JAV? A . lrZ SPM A S'SM M TALUS!! J;
JAV idL A WSHM OHM ftittM OM TUE Door.'.' X, i
l " mv rT of ' r rfJ-C
Many Krantrcrt thrmtghnul lite
eonnlyaro pinnnlnt; to attend and
are looking forwnrri to a motu en-
Joyalilo time, as tlilH will lie tlio
rii-Mt (,'ranco liome dedlentlon la
l.nlon eonuly.
OreKOn has orminlxoil more snli-
ordinate crnnKOB this year than any
stulo In the I'nlon with the excep-
tlon of Nnrth farollna, the dialler
slate liuvinK hnd the help of the
l!l2!l. .Four subordinate Kranues 1
.were reori,'anlw;d
U. P. Will Take
Lead In Active j
Western Program,
1 j
Tuesday's White 'House confer-
once at, which ('resident Herbert i
Hoover urged leading railroad
exeeullvpH to engage In a pro
gressive building program In the,
east, developed the facf that'
M",tive . development program Is
already, under way throughout the
wesl.erri slates with the Union i'jy
cirie System talilng a lending part
with an expenditure of more than
Jlfi.UOo.ooo. .
Modernizing and remodeling the
union passenger station at I'ortlnnd
at a cost of 1250,000, and rebuild
ing boxcars at I'ortiond Involving
an expenditure of $2,400, ooo are
listed among the Items which go
to make up the $ I C, 000,0 00 build
lug and expansion fund. Another
item was the Increase of the capl
tallzation of a I'nlon I'aclfle. motor
stage Kiibsldlary, the Interslalc
Transit Lines, from $1.0nn,0U0 lo
000,000 to take care of new
equipment and facilltlcH.
This $ Ui.ooo, ooo fund is not the
IflHO budget of the I'nlon Pacific.
The railroad's 11(30 improvement
and maintenance budget will be
announced next February.
Omaha. Neirndui, gets n new
,v grrPri lv ii'""'"'
By Williams
JS, alio, linn . union lntlon: Oreeley.
Colorado: Julesburw, Colonido, mid
Hhoslifine, Idaho, also will have
new pussenirer Htatlons'. .
A million dollars 4s lielntr spent j
for lialliiKtlns- 4110 nillcH of I'nlon I
I'aclllc lino wilh Sherman itravel. ;
. to iti:ii:i:.M (.old notkk :
POltTLAND, Ore., Nov. 22 (Al) !
John V. I'arker, ,viee president
and general manager of Iho I'ort- ;
land Vegetable OH Mills, announced .
today thai outstanding gold notes
of the concern will b( redeemed i
at par and accrued Interest,
More than JlfHi.ono ctish will he 1
returned into clrculatltm or lir
vi'Htnient. lie said.
I'(KTIMNK AM KUH'.-W TO Kit
.NKW YOltK, Nov. 22 ( A !)--George
K:igelH, American manageY
lor Ignaey Jan I'nderewslii, plunisl,
hiis announced I hat I he . musician's;
nuiiUmied' Illness had forced post-
Hyper-Acidity
Ruins Stomachs
Iloart-Iturn, FliitnlcMieis iih 4aliiH,
llad ltiH'itth Aro Syniptonm Tlutt
Hhoulfl he Heeded JiiHUintly.
Xd stomach can long withstand
Ihe constant dilation and Irritation
caused by Hyper-Acidity. When
ferment begins In the stomneh, poi
sons develop dangerous gas jfol
sons that cause constipation, Im
pair heart action, and wreck" the
whole system.
Soda, potassium, pepsin and
other temporary remedies do no
permnnenu good nrten harm re
sults from; their drastln chemical,
action. . The new, Hcienlifin treat
ment known as lluenger's IiT-UKX
Alkaline Powder is mild and sooth
ing. Jt contains special Ingredi
ents that go right to the source
of stomach trouble. The action ,
Is quick, but without violence, j
Within 10 niinulcH you feel . re- ,
lief, a re-establishing of the tone .
and balance of tho digestive tract, j
Get lti-Tlex today. Jl Is sold
under an Iron-clad satisfantlon or!
money back guarantee by . tho ,
Moon Drug. Co. Adv,
By Blosser
By Cowan jl
lntnwiit of hlf Atnorlcnn tour
until next BPiiHOii.
yi ItS I 'OltHKS in
MILTON, Mass.. Nov. 20 (AP)
Miw. Kdllh KinerHoii Korbes,
daughter of Italph Waldo Kmer
suh, the. philosopher and ttiwtuylst,
and mother of W. Cameron Korbes,
former governor general of the
l Philippines, illed ut her home here
today. She was SS years old.
sonci; to citi;irixi(K
NOTICK IS HKHKIiV UIVBN'.
that the undersigned has been ap
point d by the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Pnton County
in
SACAJAWEA HOTEL
Tel. M 830
MANY BARGAINS
Used Cars. See them on our
Used Car Lot.
Larison Chevrolet Company
1414 ADAMS
4.VBNUH
A Six In the Price
PERKINS
Main 500
Try Knight's
Spring Canyon
COAL
It Jidda Fire Longer.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
"flood Service Quick"
Fbone Rfnln Ut
Used Cars
ri
Professional Directory
.....,. i-1 I.,.,.
Thia directory Is especially handy for the newcomer or for tiie
' ooxof-town totdcr who may want tlio name and address of some
professional man.' It baa been carefully prcpnred and will prove
to b a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional
service, '
Classified for. Quick Reference.
FhrdduiB & Surgeou !
a. r nioHAitrsoN, m. i.
l'hyHlclan and Burgeon.
Oftlco ovor Glaus Drugs. Offleo
phono. Main 15; rrsidonce phone,
Main CS. '
3. A. WONDEHI.ICK. MD .
I'hyslrfnn and Suritnon
Office and Hospital ovnr tho Tiffin
Tel. Main 078
i ns b. norrvT, n. i.
LEWA WILKKS, Jl. 11.
Practice limited to dlseanea of n .
Eye. Ear. Noe ana Tliroat
New ioley Telephonl
uuuoina aiuiu a.
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave-
La Grande for
4:00 p.m.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For informntion call MAIN 709.
Huy Kound-Tiii Tickets and Siive
Hood for 60 Days.
as ttw! Kxecutor-of t)o ostate of
Itallnrd P. Hurnett, deceased, ami
all pM'Sons having claims Against
the said estate are hereby directed
to present them to tile undersigned ;
with proper vouchers therefor to
Out undersigned at the offleo of H. -K.
Jiixoii, holey Ituildlng, Iji,
Grande, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
' Dated Nov. Kth, 1 929,
OHAlHAir .1, m'UNKTT. Kxnoutor .
of the KHtale of Hallard P. Itur-
nett, deoeasi'd. ' '
11. K. 1HXON. .Attorney for. Exe-
cil tor, I Al G ra mle, Oregon. .
Nov. S, 15, 22. 2D. Dee. 0.
PHONH
MAIN I
Range of the Four
M0T0RC0
4th and Adams
THE "
UIGULST
IDEALS..
THE highest codo of ethics
governs our professional sor
vices.- We do everything with
the most delicate and motl
cutous respect for the wishes
of the boreaved.
We DnderstanS.
Lung Motor Always Available
BNODGRASS
ZnniERMAN
Main 1
IDA MoMErJUN
Ttichcr of .
Tlio ftarhcrcux System
' Voice Dramatics
! Molvlllo Apts. I'h. Main 741
i
! Osteopathic Physician!
J, I ITfOMO, n. o.
MAHGAIUtI' 1MJI.K, U, O.
! Oenernl practice and the "Post '.
BYBTEM" for fallen arches,
i Bommor Tulephona
, Uulldlns' . Main 10
Astrologer
Sins. niKDKItICK DAIjMES
101 N Ave,, I.a Grande, Ore.
Headings daily.
Readings by Mull a Specialty
Joseph S:-15 a. m.,