La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 15, 1930, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, March 15, 1930 LA GUANDfi EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE Pae Nine r Announcing trie Ne h:iys ler Six J-WINDOW 4-DOOR ROYAL SEDAN I LW . II L II I 111 I CLASSIFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEW TODAY ! AtlliNTS WANTKI) Wit Ohio cor- porutinn hppIih muntiKiM fur oprn I territory. Opportunity to purn :t,G(iu, jr., (Mm unci iuim'k yearly. Wo furnish evorylhlns. Kxpprl- euro umipppssnry. Kyr-l-'yier Co., ; Kyr-Fytpr lililir., liuyiou, I). ! 3-16-1 l ;mv, si:i.i haihi:, move iiounp.i. j llent Juek serews John Mara. 3-lft-lt j KOU HA1.K Burred Itoclc Jiutell ! I ilk' ikbs. Clyde I Kiddle, Karm hih Oi. 1-lli-ll. j WANTKI) To rout Hiifurn. 6 nn, modern Iiouhp. Clooil condition. ' Adlllla. Phono 2!G-J. 8-13-1 t. The Lowest-Pricecl six ever to bear Chrysler name Chrysler today introduces a brand new Chrysler Six priced from $795 to $845 the lowest-priced six ever to bear the Chrysler name. Here is Chrysler engineering with such progressive develop ments as internal-expanding A wheel hydraulic brakes; 62-horse-power high-compression , engine mounted on rubber; Iso-therm pistons; fuel pump instead of a vacuum tank; low-swung chassis; special-type spring shackles and hydraulic shock absorbers ; small v, base' wheels' with large balloon tires; and typically Chrysler-styled all-metal bodies of new design and rigid construction. Here is Chrysler craftsmanship ' the precision craftsmanship typical of Chrysler Standardized Quality. Tturing Rtjul i.4up Kaniiiter Kttal Stdatt Business coupe H95 F. 0. B, Dittoit Sptclal F.quifimtut l:xir) Here is Chrysler performance all of that snap, speed, smoothness and stamina for which cars bearing the Chrysler name have been famous ever since the beginning. Inspection, trial and comparison inevitably lead to the one positive conclusion that by all current measurements of performance, smartness comfort, safety, econ omyand quality, the new Chrysler Six takes its place as the greatest sixylinder value in the world. We are eager to show you a nex Chrysler Six today. 69 KOU HUNT -Kuril, ant. Alno 5 , nn. Iiouho. Wnvorly npl 3-15-1 m , KOU HAM'S Rohph, Hunt now.; Caroline LcHlout, Mdm. Huttor fly, UoH AnffoloH, Limy Mtlltiifr don. Shot Silk, Krl lliullanco, I Knr DriiKki, Milm, llorrloi, Ophelia, I'HniblnMT A morion it Htmuty, Paul's Sen riot, Crimson ltunihtrr. ami others all irrow- ini. 'Milne muvirry. 3-1 f-tf. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five avrrnBe wordi to tho Ilnw.) , Tor line, lnt Insertion ..............lOo l'er line, eiioli tuUtail consec utive tntjurlion 7c Minimum clmrKu uu uiio ortlir .; ;., . .25c 1 BATKS 11V MONTIf 2 linos, jur month 12,60 3 Jiueti, pr tnoitlh V...,,.....S3.S& 4 limis, ur month M.00 0 linen, per month ....$4.75 Kiich lulilltlotml lino over five charged at 6uu pur lino per monih. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on uireiaasirii'rt orders to eurn tlit-ao riilvn. lliirlur rates charged on ull credit Insurtiono. Copy for all CiaHBlfled orders must be In thin office by 10 A. .M. DAY OK INSHKTION. Sw.J) order on tut Ihsurtuil until fur ther notice muNt he received by the sumo hour or ex I ru Inuortlon will bo churned. Telephone orders solicited, Cnnli rttteH may bo earned on E ho ne old era by payment jun or eforu tlute of lust ..inert. on. ' PHONE MAIN 87. , An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" $000. Hurry n. WaifKonor, Pnok ard aBcnry, sofl' AdaniH uve. ;M4& 1. h'OK HAl.10 l'H(Ml luiubor of all ; hIki'h and dlinenHlona, mitiarof timberH K to lis per thouwind, alHo hUK. rook. Wo invito your! Inspection. Tho Old Oregon j Hurdwmo. . 3-M-U tp : iAlt(lAlN--Klvo room Iiouko, fum-1 M'm or unfitrnlKheil, lu number j one condition. oIohu hi. l't'lco and j teriim HUtlHt'uoiory. Mlrht eon-: Hlder ear. lminlro HLMi Adams avo. 3-14-2 tpi KOU HAM'S Wh. 1,. sotllnjr m-a j and baby chicks from 2 yr, old j delected hens muted with pedl- j Kioed cockerels, l'hono Mrs. (1. II. t'hnpmnn. 3-l-3 tp. l-'Olt SAM'S aou acres, uplemlld hu'niloi for fox farm.. Oood dairy or chorry Jrchard land. Oood roads. lovn pnyt. $10U, bal. to sulto, Karl Zundel. ' 3-13-3 tp. houso. Good location, close in.' ' 8-14-1 rop..v ' ; . ' a ,, . . J Hl'KCIAL OKKUR Mffht lunch -und- confoctionery. .Will accept Hunt truck, balance on sullsfuc tory terms. Inquiro 142(1 Adums. t 8-14-2 tp. OM TIME DANCE Sat., night ut i KnirlcH hall.. 3T13-3 t. j 1 I, . ' ; , j SI OK AND ACCIDENT'. INHUrV ANCl'S ut low cost. Old respons I Iblo line. Men or women, 18 to j 70, any rnco. Telephone, writo - or call on nKnt, . iiopions, resldeuco 2101 N. Fir, Lu Orando, 'Velephono 340-J. 8-3-lniD HI'hSClAI Country store danct'. Korty prizes, special features. Hucajawea ball room Sat. nlirht. . muHlo by the germnricrH. Klrnt 20 tickets froo. 3-14-3 t. CAMKOItNIA IIERB Rhoumt . tism. kidney, blood and stomach troublo at Chris 'Miller's.. - - 2-18-1 mp -.. Hl'l-SClAh Country storo dnnco. . l'orty prizes, special feuturoH. Htieajuwea liall room Hiit. -hltflu. . music by the Hercnuders.. Kirst St U'lkttU free. 3-14-2 t. l-'Oll HAMS Alfalfa hay. Obmn Thompson, I'hfi-W. 3-12-0t. W YOU WANT cherry trees or other nlirsory stock seq Karl J. 1 SUickluni', Covo, Ore, ' 2-10-tf, ' KJi ORANDB MATTKfiSS ft Up bolstering ' ft Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Cfcaa. Ed wards. Prop '' 12-1-lm KOU HAI.E -1 saddle horse, 2 pack : borNes, 2 slock saddles, 5 pack 1 outl'lls, 1 set harness, 1 wukou, mowing machine, disc, spring tootii, cream sepnnitor, some blacksmith cHiulpmcut, und other . smhll farm equipment. Will sell on time. 1'hone iaii-11. 3-14-1 tp KOU RENT Apt. Cull 4S1-W. 3-15-3 t. KOlt HKNT Mod. room, steam heated, reasonable, Has Wash. . 3-16-lm KOU HUNT Kurn. house. Adults. Close in. l'hono 14R-W. -15-2t KOITNDHoll of films. Call- Ob-J server. 3-15-3 tp ; LOST Hat. nliflit, dark rim Khis ses lu black case. I'll, Main 670. 3-15-1 t. WANTED Housework. lh. 4 2-It. I 3-15-tf. KOU SAM'S Household fum. In cluding piano in first class con dition. Jiui. DiOU-4th or I'll. H5-.J. ' 3-15-2 t. KOU RENT Olt HAM'S fi mi, mod. house, Karate, paved Htrtet. Close to churches and school. ln. 1609-4th or Phono 145-J. 3-15-2t WANTED Housekeeper to take care of lat-ffo house. Write box 112. T.a Orande. 3-15-1 tp 0 PI.UEMRED CONUAD Chin chilla rabbits for sale at a big reduction. Also a hnnd raised fe male raccoon at a sacrifice. Call GUI I'nlon w write Hodnoy Mil ler, Union. 3-12-lf. KOU HAM'S Automatic copper tub clecii'lc washer.. Used only a short time. A real burtfuln. Tho I miles Kurnlturo store. 3-12-4 t. KHC1T, HIIADE, ORNAMENTAL trees and shrubs. Stark ltros. 1 lu rhUftik slock, Placo you r or ders now, pay when order ar rives. I'll. Karincrs 38, . IT, J. Ileher, rrltdale, lit. 1. 3-11-1 mp KOU HAM'S Small 18x22 storo bldK, full plato trlnss front; full basement, corner (Ireonwood and T. J. Jl. Allterlson, 200 Green wood. S-1G-1 t I KOU HAM'SOood Chovellor seed j barley. Dan WeHtenskow. 1m i blcr. 1 3-10-tf KOU BA.DEr-2 story brick bulld littf. 2301 Adams. 3-10-0 X. L. W. WEEKS Cor. Jefferson & Greenwood 400 ACRES of rm hi land to rent j for cash. 2 miles west of lm- i bier. 1C0 aero dairy ranch for j sale, on Covo market road. P. O. ; box 410, Hiimmervlilo. 3-15-2 tp. NOTICE Tho Ituckhorn lunch, formerly the Aem lunch, bus dinned hands, remodelled, ro 1 decorated. Opens today for busl 1 noss. Tho lunch counter will bo j managed by Olydo Keys. Tim i barber shop still under same I management, Hen lloltiday, the . j ctpur store and Hort drinks by W. ' I A. Smith and Harry Plnss. j S-15-1 tp. j KOU HI'S NT l.lffht housekeeping j room, hot and cold water in f room, 1300 O ave, 224-W. ! , 3-lfi-l t I KOU RENT Kuril Ishcd 3 nlco rooms, 1 707 Wash. St. Inquire ! biu-k door. 3-15-t tp. ! 1 " 1 1 NOW IS VOI R OPPORTUNITY If j you want work. Ten Kod talkers. 1 3 wok's work. Can make from j $3 to ?7 dally. Easy money. Men j and women. Come and seo what I wo have to offer you. I.a Grande hotnl, ask for Mr. OolH, rm. 204 from 7 10 3 tonight. Hun. from 2 to 4. 8-lfi-l tp. j KOR HAM'S Hay, S12 a ton. Routh I McKcnnon. Allcel. 2-2fi-tf. KOR HALE Oood dry 10-ln. wood, also posts. Ph. 1D4-R. 3-4-lm HOOK YOUR ORDER for biby chlx at Mossacro's Hatchotry. K. 270. 3-5-lm WANTED WANTED Tree ; , 222-. I. topping. Call 3-5-4tp FOR SALE KOU HA1.E HI 2 (I Muli'k brouKliain, formerly owned by Wm. Slegrlst, Health Talks I.1TTM-S IH T-MHJIITV Viiamins mii;ht be characterized In some such fashion, for the. one very positive fact we know about them Is that Jn exceedingly small amounts they are capable of pro ducing extraordinary effects. Vitamins the term is made up 1926 Nash Special Six Coupe New paint and tires, completely '. reconditioned $350 PERKINS MOTOR CO Main 500 4th and Adams j of thn Latin root vita, meaning life, ; and the English nmln, meaning a ! nitrogenous substance are known ! also as "accessory factors" and ! "unknown dietary factors." . They !are essential to life and very fund jamcntaliy affect growth and imr : mal function. j The history of vitnnvlns begins ; about J89(! when an English scien tist named Hopkins concluded that over and above the so-called funda J mental elements of food, that is, , c a r b o h y d v at o s (Sugars and i starches), proteins (animal and j vegetablo flesh foods), fats, and salts, there were certain other still unknown dietary factors required to sustain animal life. 1 Ho called these "accessory food ! factors." I loiter a Dutch chemist discovered (that a diet of polished rice when ( fed to fowls could produce a dis ; ened condition in nerves, a so j called polyneuritis, which closely f paralleled certain disease condi tions ob.servctl in rice-eating popu . lations. j Still later it was shown Unit if 'the husk-covering of rice wero fed to bird or human polyneuritis suf- fercr, even in astonishingly small quantities, the cu ml It ion could bo cured. , . ! These studies were carried fur ther by a host of scientists, result ing ultimately In the demonstra tlon of a number of vitamins de signated as fat soluble A, water soluble P., water soluble C, vitamin '. D, vitamin IS, and most recently vitamin PP. j Each of these vitamins appears I to exercise a powerful influence over animal Ule. Their annence results in a variety of abnormal physical and functional conditions. OFFICE CAT ' Trad hash pro. By Junius KAIH WARNINO: SPHINO IS I ONLY KMHTINO, HISTTEH NOT TAKE 'EM KK VIST. A rter weeks of work a man finally finished his Income tax re port the evening of March J 4th. Ho culled his banker ami asked him to come down and check it The pfiir spent nn hour at the bank going over it correcting and approving It, The man with a sigh of relief, put It In u.n envelope and "mailed" it lu a-Irtish box In front uf the bank. Knnhiuns last summer certainly proved that American women have backbone. A young Oregon man Jnst out of college sought the advice of a hard liended n ml successful business man. College Man Tell me, please, how I should go about getting a start In the great game of business, j Husiness Mail' S"ll your wrist j watch ami buy an alarm clock. v- j There Is a telephone for every five persons In America and most of them swear. ' I HOOKINO WORK Repair work or any kind of a now roof. Call Chan. Hlldebrand, liJOW. 3-0-lmp KOR SALE Oladlolla bulbs, 15 for 50c, or 30 for $1.00; & varie ties, l'Vi In caliper globo locUHt, also globo rose locust, $2. 00 per tree. C. AV. Everett. Inq. at Turn's residence, 1809 Adams. . 2-25-lmp SPECIAL country store dunaa. Korty prizes, Rpocial features. Hacujuwca ball room Hat. night, music by .tho Hercnuders, Klrst 20 tickets free. . . .3-H-- t. MONEY TO LOAN We are repre sentatives for the Prudential In- . surance Co., and can make farm ' or clt7 loans at attractive rates of Interest, Chas. H. Reynold Insurance, loans and bonds. EASTERN OREGON1 School Of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m, ' SPECIAL Country storo .dance, Korty prizes, special . features. , Hacajawea. ball room Bat, night, music, by tho Herpnnders. First . 20 tickets free. . . 3-14-2 t. MONET TO LOAJ ou improved -olty property, straight loans or : Installment dan. Lowest rates. United States Investment Co. , Phone Main 81. S-ls-lm . FOR RENT ran hunt Ant. isoT-Ponn. 3-H-t f. I'-Olt HHNT-t-5' room' filrnlshoil I......... ...111. Until n nl rrncmn II HIM S avn. S.li-2 t'. TOIt 8AM4 1 2-yr.-oM, flold Kiown rones for tMt Itlchnrod, DpMcIoiih, Ann, Lumbort und lllnif onorrloa. Chlnoso Elin, Nor way maplo hni1)S. ovprRrocnn, I'tc. WiiHliliiKton Narsory Co. lllff. 1803 AillllllB. Ave. 2-2S-lia Oil BAI.H-T-t'luno. Ph. J18-J. . , , 2-8-t t. l''Oll HION'r 3 room fuMilHhed apt., Willi pilvnto Imth. Ad.illH, 10, 1002 Orponwood. 3-14-3 t. I.'mi I.l.'M'l R pit, unriipii linit.n and 7 rm. house furn. or unturn. KT...4.. Mn.,.,..l I Jdj; M n fit, . . AMri. ,., ,,....'.,S-ll-t. h'Olt HUNT 3 rm. film. Iiouho, 1210 Y uva. 3-13-3 tp.- KOH HUNT - 2 rtirnlahpd nptK., HprhtH and water furn.' 2108 AdaniH. ' 3.13-3 t. l''OU HUNT 4 rm. n pi, 14 03 -H. avn.. -jnod.-, furn. . , . 3-13-3 t. WHO WOt! Ml KVKK THINft Q Kurrlco Btntlon would aiwlHt In HprhiR Iiouhp clPanlnH ('li'iinPi'H' I'otroloiini, i Oronltn clonnliiK fluid, Oronltn furnlluro pnllHh. At n illsnount March 15 and Id. I'prkliiH Standard Mention.- 3-14-2 t. I ' l''Olt HUNT Moil, illrn. rooms. C'Iohp In. Phonn 3110-H. 3-U-t KOU HUNT Nlpply furnished aimrlrupnt,:.-v2 JiedH, ,. frluldalru. KaraK6, etc. LaiKllH,-fjburt Apis. 2nd and gprlnK.;, 3-llt'f MISCELLANEOUS SOJI.MUlt HOT10I. llKillll'P for inoilcrn aplH., alwn nnfiirnlMliPd KOlt HUNT UKlit houBokooplnB roonm. 1512 Ailuma. 2-fl-tf FOR RENT Furn, houses n4 apt.., .with bath, '. clean, qulot, t.w rat. Adult 1810 Green, woo. t-li-tni. MOM'N POP - -' " ' 7 ' " ' ' " " AMY "USES "ANOTHER SYSTEM By Cowan J Mown 9oP svuce ,-tmey sw.tD TTTTTrfTTl KS V ' WVtH0S -r-S ' SUSfc wurtt I ONCE . -CAJ SMOUItJNT NEGLECT (l-OKWWUmttV.t I V 7 i $ " 1' iS - , sts a t pT. c fe FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS LADIES' DAY " By Blosser j n i?sh re w VJOULD you W StoOE PLACE TO I ROILIlikiT loea" B J AW 60CO R)R AW L " - r" TO LET OSCAS IW TaAT SOSG&T FlMO OUT 1 F I r J r, 1' 1 fWS OF OS T& Y T, SOT IT WOLDMT J TO IT AT OMCE 11 ' DOS rr-S B6AV -THAT I DO, r 6 R'SWT' g X m-m tLt f NK-TUATS 1 DO ArVy M.ARW TO , ! OOMT .y--ZZ -nurSWAT to" ,T HAS A ,1 APQUCEfAAM d CTDO ' Professional Directory Tblo directory I espeolall handy for tbe newcomer or for Cie ont-of.town reader who may want the name and addraa. of aoun profplonal man. It baa bean carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional terrlue, Clarified for. Quick Reference. Phyilciins & Surgeon Oateopathie PhyBidarw : A. L. R1CHAIID80N, M. O. ' ' ' j, u 1WGMB. in. O. Physician and Surgeon. MaliaAnBT 1NUI.B. D. o. Office over Glass Drugs. Office General practice and tho Tost v p.,o,.. Main IC; rea. M. 66. tor tM UulldlnaV Main lo J.KB B. HUDVT. St. U. f LKWA WILKES, M. U. Practice limited to diseases of Om . . Eye. Kar. Nose and Thro&t New Koley TelsphoM DR. .1. K WOOI)KI,Ii IlillldlliK MnlD II ! . -- t'lllltOPHAC-J'IO I'HVSICIAN ; Dthor niPthods' nppllPd, JJIath- AfitrolOgCr siniy, Ullri VlolPt Hay, Kood iu i.-i,irrir-iiirir niTMrn Sclnnco, Hln'.i.ibldiil and Oalvanr T ? V n ..Sfhn? '"m- l',ot tiouhlPB corrected. 101 N Ave. La Grande. Or Bominpr ullls. Pn00 437.W- Koudlnffi daily. i . ReadlnKS by Mull a Specialty. -. 190-V?, Etaa STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches ; Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:00 p.m. Makes All Main Line Connections. ' For information call MAIN 799. Buy Kound-Tiip Tickets and Save Good for 60 Day. 1 V