La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 19, 1930, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, March 10, 1980 LA QHANIJE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pae Nine j eulllvate sldelnirns them- Classified Apq j - J The Market Tlace of Union and Wallowa Counties j itC NEW TODAY ,,.,,11 IlKCT liei. 15H-V II nil. uve. fitrn. house. S-1'.l-S Hi l-OK ItKNT ino. I'll. rm. furn. house, :-n. i:ms o inc. 3-l!i. Ip. ,01 HUNT h. up, 1201-Klll. k. rooms. f5 an.l 3-1 S-2 ip I'dll ItKNT Kuril., G rni., mod. house to party 1 run room nllil nil hoard with. ISox city. 3-1 9-1 ip. CSKli CAltS Willi ii now cur Kjarantee. Silver WiiiKed cliryn. ler "G'l" aednn uiul t'liryaler I'lio" uoupe. Chrysler Karaite. 3-17-1 I. KiTm.; Al'AHTMKNT for rent, with private linlll mill Karase, J2... Mis liiwn and flower. Ahlrich. 7'7 4lh St. . 3-19-S tp. (m'llKNT A I 'ARTM KNT Now vacant, .aecond floor with electric rjilll? Illl'l furnace heat, $L'tl. I'p on .hill near normal, away from sliiohe. anil noise, steady, Indus trious iflrlH only. Aldrlcll, 7l,7 4ltl St.. , " 3-1S-3 tp. i'AH l.Al'NlMtY Woshlnir. polish- j 111!?,' Kroii.slnir and nioior eleao lu. 1301! Jeff.. 3-T.I-3 tp I HOr'I'H -METHODIST duiii'ii t will hold a uo5 social at 7:30 Friday, March' 1!1, boxes, Tide for adults. 25c children under 12. 3-19-2 t. H'I'OI.ICN Saturday night from' parking at 1&02 1st st, corner 1st and O., u small green tricycle. handlebars and seat loose. Ifj party Inking tricycle will return it immediately police will not he j asked lo locale it, but It' it Is not I returned at once, will call for ! police to gel it. t - V. 'pilbott, i li"i(i2-lst st. 3-10-2 tp ! WANTED WANTKI Woman, with child 3. uishc'H work uu housekeeper. Call Observer. 3-1 S-2 ip WANTED Housework. I'll. 42-It. 3-10-tf. FOR SALE KOIl-KALK OH Tlt.VDK 0 room house with acre of ground. Ph. :121-K, ltu2 X ave; 3-17-C tp WILJj KKlAt at saerliiee If taken iuiiied lately, modern homo, 1417 . X avenue. 3-17-3 cp l'Olt SAT.i; Hoses. I'laiit now. ' Caroline Lestout, Mdm. Hutter- fly. l.os Ajig'des, J.ady Killing- :..,.ilon, Shot Silk, lied. Jtadiance, "'Kar' Druskl, Mdml v KerrlOt. ( Opheliu, climbing American Beauty, Paul's Scarlet, Crimson Humbler, and others all Krow intf. Milne nursery. . 3-Ki-tf. l'Olt SAI.K Used lumber of all sizes and dimensions, square timbers $S to 51S per thousand, also bids. rock. W'n Invite your inspection. The Old Oregon Hardware. 3-14-Ctp KOIt KAI.K China Uoset. (.'heap.! 1310 renil. 3-1S-2 ip I'OK SAI.K Modern, house. 2301 Adams. ! story, brick j l.'Olt SAI.K Ciiirden tools, chicken j Wire. JCverything for the yard I and Garden at money saving prices. Dulles Furniture store. 3-1 s-:tt. Volt SAI.K Stelnway i?rand piano, tike new. Hox "34 Baker. Ore. - . 3-1 -4 t. lljlUT, KIIAU1), ORNAMKNTAIi irees and shrubs. Stark Bros. Burbajik stock. Place vour or- i professional Directory This directory is rsncrliilly handy for the. newcomer or fur the ntit-or-tot rentier V.I10 limy mint Urn name unil address or some liroffsslonul man. It has Ix-on cni-eliiHy im'iwreil and lll prove lo bp 11 routly 11 Id lo any eailer In ohnilnlnir prompt prote.lnnl service1. CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE I'hysifians & Surgeons : a. u nicii.uiDso.v. m. r. PhyMielan.and .Surweon Offleo over Glass DlUKS Office I'hone. M-lf, Res. M-Sa I.KK K. nOVVY, M- I. liKWA WII.KKS. M. Jl. Practice limited to dlseaseg of the Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat. New Foley Telephone DuiltlinB Main 10 ; Astrologer I MTIS. FKEDKIIICK n.vijin-x COI X Ave. La firnnde, Ore. Iteadlnffs Dally. Readings by .Mall a Specially STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches La Grande for Joseph 8: io a. m., 4:00 p. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For informatiop call MAIN 799 Buy Round-Trip Tickets and Save Good for 80 Days. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average wards to Hie llae.) ror line, 1st insertion ..10o 1'er line, eueh added consec utive insertion 7c Minimum charge on one order 25o RATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per moiilh 3 lines, per month t lines, per monllt J2.S0 .S3.25 1 1.(10 ti 7r. w lines, per month Kai'h inlflitionitl linn nup' ri.n charged at sue pur Tine per month. CASH 1M ADVANCE Is re quired on all Classified orders to earn lliesn rates. Higher rates charged on all credit insertions. Copy for all C.assiried orders must be tn this office by 11) A. 11. DAY OK INSKItTION. Su-P orders on ad inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same hour or extra insertlun will be charged. . Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date uf last insertion. PHONE MAIN 37 "An Observer Want Ad . Will Do It" dors now, pay whon ordor ar- ! rives. 1'h. Karmers 3S, II. J. ! Itohtr, frultdale, lit. 1. i 3-11-1 nip i jKOK SALK Good Chevollt-r aood I barley. Dun Wosten.skow. Ita- j j bier. 3-10-tf KOIt SAI.K Good dry 10-ln. wood, also posts. Ph. 1114-H. 3-4-lln UOOK YOVR ORDKIl for baby chix ut Mossacro's' Hutchetry. 1'. . 278. 3-5-lm P.OOKINCi WORK - rtepalr work or any kind of a new roof. Call (.'has. Hildobrand, oJOW. 3-C-lmp KOIt SAUK Oladiolla bulho, 15 for 50c, or 36 for $1.00; 6 varie ties, 1H in caliper globe locust, alwo globe rose locust, $2.50 per tree. I.'. W. Everett.' aU M. 5S2-2 rln.s. 2-25-1 nip. ' FOK SAM3 14 Z-yr.-old. field ; grown roses for $3.95; Itlchared, i Delicious, Ann, Lambert and i Uing cherries. Chinese Khn, Nor- way maplo shrubs, evergreens, j etc. Waiihington Nursery Co. i stock, lnq. lSa Adams Ave. I 2-25-1 m. FOK SALE Piano. Ph. 318-J. 2-8-t f. MISCELLANEOUS' soMM KU HOTKI Inquire for modern apts., also unfurnished wmiit Goo(1 location, cIohq In. 3-M-l mp. . i SICK A NO ACCIDKNT IN'SUR- ANCK at low cost. Old respohs- lblo lie. Men or women, 13 Ic 70, uuy raco. Telephone,, write or call on agent, R K. Hopkins, residence 2101 N. Kir, la Grando Telephone 349-J. 3-3-1 mp SO.M.MKlt HOTKI, .Modern, quiet. up-lo-dat;. Home comfort. See l. S-1S-1 m. : II' yOU WANT cherry trees or other nursery stock seo Karl J. Stnckland, Cove, Ore. 2-10-tf. U ORaNDIS MA'iTHESS A Up- hnlsterlne 4 Rug Cleaning works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Ed wards, Prop. 12-1-lro MONET TO LOAN Wo are repre- j eentatlves or the Prudential In- j surance Co., apd oan make farm or cltT loans at attractive rates of Interest. Cbas. H. Reynolds, Insurano. loans and bonds, EASTERN OREGON School Of Music, violin, piano, voloe. Ored- 'i Osteopathic Physicians j. 1j. i.vgi.i:, i). o. JIAKGAItKT IXlil.K, U. O.. Cieneral pracllco and. the "I'oH .System" for fallen arches. Konimer Telephone Ktilldlnc Main lC nit. J. k. woodki.Ij . CniropraclU' I'hyidtinn Other methods applied. Diathermy. Ultra Violet Ray. roqd Hoienee, Slnueoidal and rifilvanlsm. Koot troul.lea cor rected. JO Somnier Bide. I'hone 41'7-W. I Irs. 9-5. 7-S Re. 130-W. F. temple. 447-J. 9-34-1 m. HUNKI TO on luiprovd city property, strlght loan, oi Installment pi&n. lowest rales. Hulled States Investment Co Phone Main l x-l.lin FOR RENT KOll ItKNT 3 rm. film. npt. and -, private bath, l'hono Kil-W. 3-1 S-t f. l-'tilt Itl-.'NT Mod. room, steam healed, reasonable, 140S Wash, r 3-16-lm ; " OK Itl-.N r burn. npt. Also I nil. houso. avcrly apt. 3-15-1 nip l'Olt li KNT Apt. 1307 Penn. 3-14-t f. KOll ItKNT 2 furnished npts., lights and water furn. 2 HIS Adams. 3.1.1-3 t. l'Olt ilKNT J.lght houseltecplns rooms. 1512 Adams. 2-6-tf VOl KENT Furn. apts., with baths Tow ratu. AdulU. wood. bou&os nd clean, quiet, tain nroAn. FOUND I'OCNI) Koll server. of films. Call Oh-3-15-3 tp Uncle Eben "IVr'd he n heap mV eneoiiraye inent In llvin'." snid I'licle Kiien, "IT It w: as iay to tu:ike lie world a little heitiT :i it Is to make it n little Wiirse W'iisliiiiL'ten Slur. Tke tp th Water Wes'ern North 'nrollnn has more than urrith-ial hikes which vary In size from 1 to -.)K)0 acres. Briefly Told , Friendships are golden n tickets ndned from life's experiettees. Thev pre our "lroaiiirii.s upon earth," far more preehms than rutdes Twin Curses Covelnusncss, Uko Jealousy, when It has taken root, never leaves a man hut with hits life. Thomas Hughes. Certain-Teed PAINTS & VARNISHES Every can of CERTAIN TEED paint, varnish or enamel, carries not only the paint manufacturer's guarantee, but also our own guarantee. VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. PHONE MAIN" 732. "COOB SKIJVICE QCICK" SCORCHY SMITH ; GLORIA Its. L O. O. GREAT SCOTTi WHAT Bt Sssir'. I W CAN VOO HEAR W6, CMeVeMMft ? TMIS THAT CONTRAPTION YOU BE. ):..":.. -: IS SCORCHV SITH - O K. - LISTEN I - '0 TCUIHC TO VERSELP IN' " '- I ANV WORD VET FROfA CHIC JONE 3 ? - ' ST. SCORCH V I STIUMtSStNGl-THENI WON'T STOP! J J ' sdFipz. PLEASE MY MOTHER THAT j -rSSfe5v ( "ALL'S W6LL' WIRE JIM BLAISE. AT ) f-z- Wijj I CLEVELAND AIR PORT THAT THIS SHIP ) 'irate .Mark ReKistrntion Apph V.. S. I'.i'.f nt fiffU-o Ti J v SL r i W .1 i ! ! ! AT IT V ZZ -- z, AGAIN! Old Trees Are Being Removed; . To Plant More apeiit Saturday uf lernoon aii.1 Snn lly .Mrs. 1,. Z. IVrnill , ,,ay viH,iB , ,i,0 vlnshli home. (Ohserver Correspondent) , Aftl,r vBtlnt several days with 1NION (Special) All uneasiness ; nmi m. Murrlll at noise. Mrs. for the coming of spring is In evl- , i.outs llidi'Ier returned homo on denee nliout lown. Several are ex- ; Friday. pressintf this unrest liy p:illlns; up .r. and Mrs. O'.iy r.lo.Mlllun nio irees lhat have apparently outlived ' ,or(ld over from La. llrunde lo their usefulness to make, room for 1 spend Sunijay with Mr. and Mrs. a newer and more profitable Ken. , j.;, jj. cline. Their UaUKhter, Iiorls eraiion. In South I'lilou John I returned homo wllh fitt'ili In the tlreen and Kninlt Itlcker uro tuk- ; evening after taking in the tourna liig out their apple trees and will ment and spending the weekend replace them with orchards to , with I.ois f:ltne. serve Ihe family needs Mr. Hrooks' -Kblon Ilihlicit Is spending n few is planning lo replaeo Ihe old fruit days this week In rortlund. trees on the (Hover place wllh jin,, ,irr fiine enjoyed a visit cherry trees for coininerelnl Pur-'wm, i.r cousin, Neldoil Holme, poses. Others who have taken out Qf Hap.. jil;e t'lty. one day last fruit trees arc the llosewalls. and(Weel(. He went on to I'ortland to ICoy Wheeler mi Die place puichas-i v,st Klmor UlllKhulll Mho .will ed from Dr. Gtllnorc. Ilorn Hutclll- lmvu In remain ill the hospital a son is having her old prune or- 1 rhi,ril on tho Cnvo rontl convoneU ,, ,.,u.,.ry ., ,.,. orchard. s). ,,!,, , haYt, -mi cin..ry trees I of the lllng and Itoyal Anne varlo- ; ties and 2U0 pears set out within the next few weeks. : Several members or the Woman's ; club sponsored a dance I'rldayl night lo entertain tollrnhnient vis- iioisaml others. A largo crowd at- tended and passed a very pleasant .evening. The following evening ', Mr. im. I Mr. Tex KniKht and Hr. aiuL Mr! (!-orKi Hoffman tank f Mux .l'nsrn. who woh in qunr rhari; of Uu- r'utar Saturday , antlno fur dlphthi'i ia. i out nKuln. 7-10-lm ' n,r,u "anee tor me younp peopu , MMMMM'unil aro l)elng well attemh-d. ! The MissK Arladeim Johnson and Marva Lyman i-ame over from Tjv Grande Friday to attend the tournament and vfnlt ut tiut Geert Ken home. Tln-y returned Sunday morn i iik. Mrs. Alex Slater and her daugh ter, Mrs. Thora CJretn. left for Portland Saturday. Mrs. Slater plans lo visit her daughters there and in Seattle before returning to I' nion. -Mrs. tireen plans to re main In Portland for sometime. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Miller and family and Mrs. Km ma Clreep, of Tacoma. who is visiting them this week, were invited to a din nor celer braling the birthday of Clenrhart Staekland at Cove on Sunday Vivian Smith who came from Itoiso to attend ttie tournament Is remaining n, few days to visit her father, Italph Smith, and r it Ion friends, t Del Irvin hait been doing chores. ! for l)nn dale while the latter has I linen recovering from the affects! GOOD-BYE ITCHING SKI Soothing, healing and tremendously efficient, invisible Zemo brings cool relief to Itching Skin. Even where skin is raw and peeling, thousands have found that Zemo quickly re stores comfort. It helps smooth away t blemishes and clear up nmples: rtasn and other annoying itching skin and scalp irritations. Keep clean, anti j septic Zemo always on hand. Use it freely. It is safe, pleasant. 35c, 60c ! and ?1.00. Sold everywhere, , HJeWelcomeyou to Portland. 200 comfortable roomi, each with Dam. tw.wnD: Convenient down-town location Jin HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND. OREGON Louis . Boceu Btiulmt Manager 1 M j Tnifle .Mark Itt-nistrntion ApplicrL lrr L. K. T.'ttont Office WELLO, GLOT5IA. READING A NEW YcrteK m t . tr S , AGAIN VWY CAN'T H fV.M W -'U i I YOU B 5ATlflEC WlTM THE V-ai-iivT -A HOME TCVN '-9 iof hnvlnir n lonth extracted. Alter ullendlliu thu louiiiiiluelll 1 Mi. Corn llloom. of t'ovo. re :nialntd over lo spend . few days at the homo of her iluiiKhler, Mis. Port dale. Mr. ami Mrs. J. G. McConnclI ; oiiplo of months longer, follow. ga,i opernlloll Oil Ills spine s0,n,.Unl(,'llKo. The steelhends over In the Wal- lown river refused to nibble Sun- ,i.. hut J. K. Hutchinson and son, I Ted enjoved their day's outing nevertlu less. j Mrs. Shldeler left Sunday eve-, nlng for Kcnnewlek, Wash,, where she will visit her sister for some.; time. i Mrs. Sarah Casper was n t nion .visitor on .Monday! He camp Home rim Mimpier io l-ecnpeinte from the malady. Iso -Thermic Tubes ... the automatic self-starting device for fast freezing of ice and desserts ... lio-Thermic Tubal for Automatic Fait Freezing Utrt U 0 feature that will appeal to every uer of electric refrigeration a special Kch mutor compartment that tires rutrafast freezing, auto matically. Note the spiral coil of Iso-Thermic Tubes, indicated by arrows. This ' . in effect, a Cold Plate, in which intense cold is concen trated. Ice cubes and desserts are frozen in half the usual thne. Yet food compartments are not affected. FOR 16 years, Kelvinator en gineers have striven to make electric refrigeration more trouble-free, more automatic, more complete in the service it renders to users. Iso-Thermic Tubes, for example, arr found only in the new Kelvin ators. Built around a special freezing tray, this new device automatically starts freezing operations when a tray of water or dessert is placed within. Ice cubes and frozen desserts arc THE NEW SUPER-AUTOMATIC KELVINATOR CARR FURNITURE CO., INC. 1 Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers NOV DONT LETT'5 AROUK I -AT3O0T T H A' . AGAIN. - V HNEW VCRKS, ' "Ca-ivjc Ci Arc ! FoT? ME E.V:T?rHieJ6 mm or 4(apMf'tf4sj ! I M It II M CAT f KAOt HAaK PIO. By Junius J j I'nder the influence of the fish j spring air the minister had ulld I In his Sunday sermon, "In uch j blade ef grass there Is a serujon." j .N.d long afterwards. .Mr. KUoek- , ii'. who dislike.) Hie minister' long sermons, happened luisl they pur noit;.!fe while the paisun wan ineu Ing the lawn. ' "Ak." said Mr. Knookejd, Ills face beaming wllh pleassire, -.''I am glad to see thai you iro en gaged in cutting your vtermons hhort." . , i.in-s ski-: now: a tloi:, a HI 'Aim. A It A K K: S PACK AUKS (IK SKIvl) ,.NH l;il. I YUM, A HACK. PI..VSTKU. 1 : , Hexing Instrui toi: (after first lesson Now. have you any ues- Hons to ask? lii Kinner (dazeu, i es; now much i your correspondence coulee'; It Ki'i'ius ifuHe possible to edu cate nil tiie" Intelligence out of a person. i First Mother- (roiullng leer fi inn colleKiitto son )t t Uek's let teis always (tend me,l(i the dictionary- - ' Second Mother f resigned ly) My Tom's tetters always send nie to the liitnk. prepared in record time. There is nothing to watch or regulate. A separate temperature scien tifically correct for proper preservation of foods i auto matically maintained in the food compartments. Thus, food can not be spoiled through freezing I ... 1 .I. - 1 or too Iliyn a lenijMrraiurc- See the new Kelvinator' today and learn how easily you may enjoy this modern refrigeration service now through Kelvinator's KePisCo monthly budget plan. HE'S OFF! "L r "Sj. rl 'SsJg THE world owes all its "1 " ';7"uun Me ' .?I 'PROaoeSTOWErl YOOLnTLE f ' , i HEAR ABOUT, THE SCIENTISTS . WHATJAKE.' st ' and imvehtors--aho k. JS"- V i T-V- V PAV BRINGS SOMC-T --je js2S -telephonin' ? l"SjJ j - I MA6INE. TELEPHONfN ' CT jjR'liSj '' " , . .tt . : i prom' HEAVEN !! 'Ss3''f,i i I HtARN TELL OF p At-tD NEW Don't 5fLTANY LLW 3; Recognize the.r pa.nt i Ml J Sf -y ' flay, what are you doing with 1111 ipple on the isid of your llllv 11111 nimin toe uppie 101 1 I ', Halt. . ! Halt. You want a worm, man. : Well, there's u worm In that .... Crnxy quilt: One you can't keep ever your head and feet at the name time, . JLauu'r flu witness In railway i btuMD -Jllil you lake nuy pre. IfuiMiou bcrnic. ynu cmsed 1I10 UTIi? . . Wllness .liist a little, not more j lliun Iwii or three swallows. WHAT ' A fJl'll-M' WOP.1.I1 IT WOI'I.I) UK IK THOSK WHO HAH NOI'HINC. TO SAY UK. .MAINKIl nil. KNT. I A night r chickens. ., hawk catches lols of Sumu men are hum peculiar and DIFFERENT ' METHOD (SAVES THE FULL FLAVOR MJ HI-TESTVACUUM COFFEE v i ' ' , NO, - I CUE'S S YOU CAN'T VTVEM S v YOU CAN'T THEY HAVE V ! "T.iM"- some Helves. Poultry School To Be At Imblef, Uy Miv. V. M. Utile :I (ulmtiv4'i rorrt'Mpomlt'nt ) : l.MHt.KIt . WHrlii) ITof. Don SU'Wiirl, pf flu' ImMer HlKh mf0(il wilt In I'liiiro if 11 not he i' pqt;N try Ktho-il lu ton nt A Hit I itt .Miitttlay wiirklnK jointly with cour ty UKt'nt, Harry ti. Awry. ''t mhuol will ftilluw tlic pliin whl'H Mr. Stcwnrt iit-cd la tin HiicecHHfqi coiiHo licru a IV w inoittliK ko. If. lii'ctl uf l-JIwin, wiih In tqw on IIuhIiM'hh .Momlay. Ho wiya $ iIoc-k not i'Xi'"'t to fttart his huwuiI) ut KlKht until about Hut ftrHt i)f May. ' i'. M. Half nan ln-on busy iiloWt Iiik- a fi'W KuviU'W In town. Very fow huvo yet pin n toil any ,wfrltt u f'v liu o put In Homo early Mttiff, Uuy Went lina rented the J.eo Hti'iu propiM-ty ami oxpeciH lo r(ltp 11 larKt nar-lt-n this year. By John C. Terry By Julian Ollendorff