La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 22, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPage:Snrrin CLASSIFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties tut 811-2 All houHt'liold .ffuoilH. WHJmI ' i 1 1 U,L Jii 1 1 II do.. Mm. W. A. EWLTODAY Mny"'K lid. w 1,1, 22.1 Kir. 2-2 In laCIt KlI'lJi Him. -1 K SAl'I'i--'lItIlP Cirrnian police iiioh. ohl. Hired iiv tirlinui Ksflclionhuir.- Call At 07. 4-22-4 Hi. tit SANK S :&iMI-miJ. "11 UillkH nt $L'fi.y'tO icli. Burn-Is frci ,rtliur tJlamann, iHluml City. . 4-22-1 ti tit SAMC-r-B hpttnni Cusior Rim.',' (.low. QiittU th'tiic-hablt hIum-ch. I'd. .Main t-.-u. lit - SAlli Cholco III acre tract ii-i " K. of city. Just off of ji:ivM lilRliway, 5 tier h in itlfulJu. som fruit, ami . fair hup, IM-lccil to' wll-on riisy-tc'i'ms. Main .mm. ( . j,. Itcrry, realtor... "4-22-3 tp 0. KAOWKH iifUh annual ..May hall ..WVihtcHday, May 7. Vic lift 8 $1.0.0. ;. "i ' ':; ' ., , 4-22-1 I. Want Ad Rates Observer (Count five average words uj the line.) rer line, Jt Inaurtion .....1,0o rer line, eirh addud conj.ee- uiivo inouriion TI, 7q Minimum ciiui-Re oirone"" ordur .... . ,, RATES BY MONTH 2 linoM. per mouth -. $2.60 3 linen, pr month r-...$3.ZB 4 linen, pur rnoiaii .$4,00 6 lined, per month $4.7G Hiiuh udditlonHl Hue ovur iva olinrK'od m &uc per -11 tie per Iliotllii. CASH IN ADVANCE U re quired on till Classified orders to earn them rated.. Higher rate charged on all credit insertion. Copy for all Classified order muni he in this office by 10 A. Al. DA V OF 1NSEKTJON. Sivp orrtora on ad Intterted until tsr tlier notice must be received- by thu mime hour or extra insertion will bo churned. Telephone orders olIcttciL' Canh rutuH may be earned on plione orders by payment on jur bei'uro duio of Jimi insertion. ' IUIONI3 MAIN 37 ' -: "An Observer Want-Ad-'' Will Du It" . SALE )OU I'ArtTriUO tor siih- or rcnt.t AIko hoiiio 'fuiiiUjiro 1 for -wile;. Kfirl Zundfil; Kllip.cliih. 4-2 1-2. tp., chicken house. Inq, 14113 Jpff. 3-24-t f. Pit., Witt, btU w mil. Adult . wood. &ouau and ; clean, quiet, 1 IttlU Green- ; . 710-1 m. ; One-fourth tenwpoon paprika. , Tuu ru pa tmuutoeH. .' Two taltlcsjiouns chopped creen pepprrH. Two tablespoons choppen. onions Twu-thiris cup tril in lis. Three tablespoons hut tor, melt ed. Melt halter and add flmir, Halt :ind paprika. Mix well and add tn matoK. Cook until cream sniioc la: in;'. Stir frequent ly. Add Rrern itfiUK iH. onion and cooked nnodlcn. ' Pi ii i inlo lnirtoi-H.1 tin Liner tllsh. t'm-t'r witli crumb mixed with 3 tablespnons of melted butter. Hake 2fi uiimttcH In moderate oven. lltirst'imlish hicsMliiK for Let Mice i .r V..$tinhlo Salad One-third cup mayonmiise. T o tablespoons hniwradih. Two lahleKpoons finely Ohopped dill piekli-H. Two. lablespoons loninn JuIpo. (iiH'-eiluh ten spoon Halt. ' All?; and chill InxmllentH. l.cniuu Snow IMuldins ' 1 tu lik-spoon Rrauuliit'.'d. Relatln Kotir tablesliooiiH cold water. One cup boiling water. Two-t birds cui hi I gar. Kour tublespooiiH lemott Jtiice. 'I wo crk whitOB, nt If fly beaten. (Jcrt IHd you ot your huhand s,,i,k K-bin and cold water r, a surprise nn hl birthday? , nntM- Add IioIUiir water and . Sadi.-!'ll Kiy 1 did. Yon never; ,1il Kflntin has dhuolved. Kflvi- u i.inh al,rnrlU. m.ni in vitur' Add SURai Illld" leillOU jUlcC. .Mi.V Chats With Parents We will aim always to prevent tin. crises which. 'caUvfor lUffipUn without IcttittK blnx become aware that we are duln mo. ' t( . i M-t OFFICE CAT MAO HUH fflO. " By Junius Wi nr Informed that Amprlcun (ourilH appnt thirty million ilollms j in i anntia mtu youi'. it ttfins tno 1 KcontTy In Rottlnf; livt:lor uvir ! ; thero of Into. ! slullmr-nL ' pltin On .' hliprovcd resit oslulo. Cim savo you mooy; . .1. It. otlvnr. . : ' ; 4-12-1 m.' ill KALl-J I'-urnlluro. HeaKon ahl(. C'ull ilaln Si'Si' -4-21 -:t t. kiilt KALK Hiiirtir sloni linilillni;' L1S22 ft.' lnuull'o' . Obmirvtw. . U - '. .-. .; Ulli-b V : 1 MONEY TO LOAN We are rnpre sentHtlvea lor the Prudential 7a aurance Co., and can make farm or -city loans nt attractive rate of . Interest. Cbui. 3. Roynolds, i roiinilli'iKs. inBurnnre. loans ana Donaa, IP nill KAIjK Modern-' S-rrn. linutjo j two . lots . Kiiet AdninH. SL'o.ofi ftnionthly. ltert; Oaltman, 21 H r.ivld Stoll HldB. De troit, MMi. . . r '. . -1-1S-1 nip lull SAI.K 0 wM'lia old piK. jjlarrbt lrnpch place', pliohe l',- li;. Jolin U. Kwher. 4-IS-4 tp 4 V -1 J t HA I,10Modern 4 room house, lionii-llllli. . 4-17-0 tp. OK SAf.K Isomer lot on Wash- jlinKloll.iljKilllru Oak St. ; I '. 4-7-1 nip. I lt SAIili r.Six room house and nviriy aero or"Kround. - Corner 5th und'-l) streets. Good sprini; I'pr . IrrlKntloii. Fine place for a fi'ov,- 'clUckenH'yanid-. a -.'papden. Small , ilov.'n payment and cany terms. .Smith's (larafro, ' 4-1 7-Jlt. (HAM't'KljtN" OKJiUON Bcnool ot Music, violin, piano, voice, Cred ;lts. 1. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. 9-24-1 m. MONKI TO 1A3AN ou improvMl city property, straight loaua of lnstailmunt plan. Lutfest rates. United States Investment C Phone Main II I-lfl-lro WANTED W'ANTKD Two yotinj? men 1 H to 2m yrs. Must be neat appearing and free to travel. Hulury . und weekly boniiH plus IranHportatiou expense. Kee Mr. l.oveiesK, IJotfd l-'oley, room KM, 7;3o.to U p. in; 4-a 1-2 tp, yVANTi:!) ' Clfan cotton rttgH. Witt pay fjc, per lb. MuKt be cb'an and nothing - but cotton. l-iyeninK' t.it server. . . 4-10-tf i well ami allow lo stiffen a . tittle. ; Heat until froihv. 1 tea t nr eiTK i whites and. beat 3 minutes in rpld . place, lioughlv pile hi jflnss' cus. t'hllt. Surround with custard. : s-auce. , . .' . j Cusiard sauce . (l''or b:iked or Kl;iiin puditiir:s) j Two -o.t?jy yolks. , ; ' l-'onr. talik'spoons nujrni'.., . One tiibh'Spooji flour.:,:'.;. (hie-eiwhih'. teiiHpoon wnit. '.. : due cup milk. . Oue-fourtli teaspoon lemon cx tr:iet. One-fourth tenspooij , vanilla. . One-half teaspoon - butter,. Heat vkz yolks and add sugar,. Vice. . Whatever your ni'lgbbor1 flour and salt. Add milk and conk doe. to . niiiuKe himself that you I In double boilvr until tauee ihielt raunot afford, i ... . i r I Httle. Siir constantly. Aild re.st Society i' t'ornpetitlon hi costly of liiKrcdienls. . Ileal I . nihiuti'. exlilhillonlsm. . t'liiil and serve.- .life. I fiert What did you got for lilm? L Hiidle Hrenkfast. .. . 'X .' -.- '' N'nthtng in Uo nervp'Wrapking as1 . ttilklng' ploimantly to a. man who s . len.dlng iip-lo a' iTnuiwt- for. a loan.. ' ' "amkiucav ii:mmth)xs ' .TqlHi'ii' nee ' A. woman's attitude tqU'(U:dlJter. fhUdrHl,,',' , :-, IHsciplineA .woman's' ultHude towurd- Jter hlisband. ' ; . nefliinc-TheWt of turning off the -radio, dming u' sermon. (iaiety The eonsumiHion of ex pensive, poison '-amid tinsel sur- AiH i;u ii.i.xi:ss I lly AIUo ihtlsMi IMnlo ! Ih'ery mother dreads the period J when her child had Just recovered j trout an illness and Is perhaps for I the first time 1u woeks up and ' about ami supposedly his usual self. These are the days of peevish-j ness, of clinging to mother's skirts, I of temper tantrums over nothing,! iiiil an unreasoning Irritability; which tries a'tnother's pa lie nee to! j (he- utmost, . .1. is a lime loo. when wo are; pin ticularly anxious not to rcHurt : to .severity and punishment. While the child was ill, nothing uas demanded of him and evo y thiiig was done to keep hint as com fortable and happy as possible. Now. when he Is off the sick list, ho naturally tries to cling to the special prerogatives and privillges which were his as an Invalid. . , It is almost impossible not to spoil iy sick child and the profess of unspojtin him afterwards Is not easy. - ' At this thno we need to he par ticularly careful to avoid any sort nt slniin. If we know that -Tommy; who has lust recovered from ; the measles, lias a tendency .. to liltiaircl with Ills brother., we will ii.Kco to it that he is not thrown too much with: him during the first days. - ' 'v x. ; We -will he. pari leulariv carelut 1 lo tirovldo tor him' plenty of inter t o.tlng thimrs to do. ; I' ' WitJiout ! iippe'ai'ihg to hover ! dver lilm, .we will. wa(ch for' the ! iji'.sl siK-ns of ratlgue or over j siimulatlon and eltlier make him 1 lk -down' and rest or . let him listen ijiiietiy to. a,. story or. some niusie. KlHR-IEiiM-latt .M.tlls slow HHANCILVI (A r)-rven though tuall service bar- been resumed over the Chinese K'astem railway In Manehiirin, letters from Hhns hai take sl weeUs In reaching Moscow because the route Is by Hen. to liarlen, thence .via Ma'bin nnd ALancliull to soviet laud, I'ntil No i th China becomes set lied ami traffic. Is resumed via thn Tlenttiln-1 i'oiplng line, - this condition will i t ml are. USED CARS a 1928 Pontiac Sport Coupe This car wns sold new in 1929 Always had the best of care A Bargain nt v $550 PERKINS MOTOR CO Main fiOO 4th and, Adams UICK-STE THRIVES ".Keep your per; Jet the show off. head and your teni- : smull-eallbnreu man MKICIANS I.IKK mi:.t Oil SAMi Tlttf 'only coinplelo I IIUUHtl JIK ' Vntliu.i 1 1 l(l I IjV ( A I 'A It I n Aft 'OUN'I'-ANT-AUDITOIt. open for position and Uaker counties. -m Eastern Oregon, after May 2ft. IVrnm. Knouirh work to nay for t ; A. A1- Arant, Klgm, ore.. 4-l?0t. at a 40 basis. Voor health the "' ; cause. John Mars, ,j ' 4-9-tf.J ' 5? .. . 77 . , k'nas f "I!,e.?,t -( in. YPKWItlTKHH All makea for: jsalA rent- or exchange. ' C.;; Tuckey, room 1, over Silver- thorntVright drugs. 4-5-1 in. j FOR RENT fUllF HOLLYWOOD strain white! ,Hu iniiKu iivno, v ' " - ( j 1 1 1 1 jii'.ni .won. apt. i' riguutire Wneii pcdlgrcnu uocercia, April eieririr range, Htoam heat, fall KfJIl IlKNT l'urn. apl., lights and water furn., 2IUS Adama. 4-2 1 Two Frenchmen; luid a serious qttarrfil nnd, after pouring abuse on eiich other, decided that the only way oui 'ivas to fight a duet. Hut uftor thinking things over, one of them objected, lie protested 1 i thut they might both be killed. J finally they "agreed to toss for t I' It, 'tho- loser to go .behind a (ret urn! shoot hiinself. Ho iluy tossed ; a. coin hi thebaic and the loser de J parted, pistol in hand. ; . ' I There 'was a loud report' and tho ' winner of' the toss rushed to the treri. -"Oreut ('hristoplmr! gaspeil ; hl' enemy, t'l'vo missed - myself!" "T'lieoi up girls, landing tho first ! .husband Is hardest; after that they coma easy. . .- .. : Xcljinor Tlicsc luinlnoiis paints mi wontlerful. - .. ' .'V Mrs. Jiliiioi Whtit do you list1 tlirm -for? " ! Ncl'ililioiw Wo paint the baby's face with (hem Mini i.hen In tho night, wo run givo lilm his boltht without itclting a light. ; ni'l'SSKI.K (Al-) -Tho govern iiient of ItelIuill Iiub calcillattMl thai each of its citizens consumes on an average of 7H.& pounds of mi at yearly. Of this ; total US' pounds arc fresh meat. 0 " i Look Over Our Want "Ads for Bargains on jVfith, 12c: 23rd, 11c; May 1st and later 10c. Ship c. o. d. on ap proval. Pacific Iiatcheryt Tang ent, Oro. ' t-2-1 mp. .Melville's, Main 4J9. 4-21-tf U. S. L. Batteries Your old hallery and $(I.HA puts n new one -In your etu.. Burgess Battery and Electric 2 lilm ks east or V, V, Depot. !!: liKNT Kuril, house, led) ,. Bill. St. 4-21-J tp ()U SAM3 nanlla l)iihs, 10 for fi.&O. Mrs. w. J. Green, union. . ) !i 3-2?-1 mp. I-Olt ItlONT rurnlshed house 'keeping roum.s, phone 3ftU-lt.'.' - 4-2-,-tf. pooi''INO WOItK. Itepair work or any kind of a neV roof. Cnll CJum. Hlldelirand, jnw.- 3-0-1 mp MISCELLANEOUS KOIt HUNT Kuin. apt.- liVINJNO. Hepalrlnir lawns-, lawns ny . montii, -caiuui j utiennon, flowers, Hhrulis. Call-504-.T. -..- ; 4-10-12 tp. 1114-lst. 4-17-tf. l-'Olt RUNT Up-to-date furnished upartinent. Clarao, Lnndls Court. 4-!i-t f. l''Oll ItEN'C d rm. furn. house with hath, gar&KC. Adulls.J2. 144 S. avo. 3-27-.lt A GKANDK . MA'mtKSS & Up. tiolstonlng - A Rug Cleanlna' Works. Phono 434-W. Chaa. Ed wards, Prop, "r 12-1-lm KOIt HUNT 4 nn. turn. apt. wlltt , hath! Adults, J17, 14J3 S. 'avel 3-27-tf. ioNRV TO lIAN Monthly In- KQlt HUNT 17 nonrs, excellent Tor trardenlnff or chickens. Houfl", pnrni:e. barn, root oellnrs and Professional Directory This rtlrcotory l.s rspwially handy for the newcomer or for the oiitof-tmvn rcatlei who may want tho name nnd nddrew of some ' profcflHlosial irinii. It bus licon carefully pif?pnrc(l ami will pre: "1 to tic a muly old lo any reader hi obtaining prompt professional iienice. CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE Menus Of The Day ly li". Alexnnilei (corge Hi.MKic mk)Im:s roit i!M-:it Kpanlsh Noodles ltiiltered Heets , Hrenil llnm .lain Jfead l.cttuco and Thrseradish - Dressing I.ernon Hnovt" l'uddlng . fiistard Sauoe . , 'Coffee . Spanish Xoodh'K. Serving; Two oup.s cookeil nooiMes. Kour tabh'Spoons. buHer. l'our tablespoons flour. One-half tenspoon salt. ' (t WI5D SMI ! Wisdom demands that' you secure the seryices of ex pert morticians who know the science and ethics of their profession and who I have demonstrated their capacity and ability. . . : We Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman ; Iron Fireman iutomatically holds temper 'attires steady Av Ikon Fireman home is a 1 luvcn of summer confort when winter swoops down in its icy, ' 'ury. 'The thermometer outside may show the tips and downs, of weather changes, but inside, the thermometer holds' steady at :xactly the right temperature be cause Iron Fireman is taking care o( the furnace. . . For homes and plants up to ioo boiler h. p. . . . sold on convcnicnc terms. ' . ' FRED SPAETH 'La Grande, Ore. Iron Fiiiemaiv aNfo AMOUNT of decorative skill can make a room attractive when the floor is liscoloted and. ugly. Sturt with the floor. Cover up rlie" stains with color. Tinish it with one of the eight beautiful colors ol QU1CK-ST1IP und you have die beginning of an artistic room a room of which you can be proud. Do not confuse QUICK -STF.P with ordinary flooi finishes like paint or enamel. QUICK-STEP is neither one nor t,he other it is QUICK-STEP and :here is nothing '.ike it. It gives a durable, lustrous Rough Treatment on wood, cement or composition materials, it flows on evenly and smooths out withour showing a brush-mark Ir dries in one-half the time of ordinary floor paint and becomes a hard-wearing surface due stands up undet , the constant scuffle and tramp of many feet.1 Now is a good time to give QUICK-STEP a thorough test. You'll fc glad we told you about it. ii .- J till IF CO. QUICK-STEP h a product of the ; General Painr Corporation and 15 sold by the following d-aieri irm.1 you; The machine that made coal an , .. automatic fuel ;inish that you can walk on day afrer day without i heel-mark showing. . It's a real pleasure to iifl QUICKS TCP,. Whethei ENTERPRISE-Oregon White Pine Lbr. Co. JOSEPH-S. T. White. LA GRANDE Bugg Paint Co. i . ; "-a, t a ww&tm k i W H.'Bohnenkamp Co. .W: 7MI 0. F. Coolidge UNIONUnion Hardware Co. i GENE RAL PAINT CORPO RAT ION mMKlMlmtti VU-.X-ibl quitk dnmz, e-iiy brvikiitt colon rMh't or utniluii, u ooJu orl and miomnbil't, , 100 t'UIU; I'AINT. and j torn flat '.inn u) eamrl, Ianem and frolteilrt roalingi jor biJuinj. . ' Son Prancisco Los Angeles Portland Seottl Spokone Tlso The modern, quick-drying finish for floors ond all sur faces subjected to hard wear1 o o o ST E OrTlTr13Xr OTVITrpTJ1'1-11" nrk IltBistrotlon Appllod tor OVvXVCJtlX OlVlllH U. S. mtont Office DIZZY HEIGHTS By ohn C. Terry VOL) POOR BOV,VCU 1J5T BE ABOUT DEAD PROA COLD AMD HUNGER! . sicians & Surgeons a. ii. RicnAnosox, at. d. Thyslclafi and Surgeon Offlne over Glnss DrUKS Office 1'honn, M-15 Kes. M-56 Astrologer MILS. FRKDliltlOR HAMirCS 301 AVI .Readings Dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty TKK K. HOUVY, m. n. imvA wii.kes, sr. d. Practice limited' to diaenses of tho Eye, Eur, Nose and Throat. New Foley ' Telephone Building Main 16 l)It. 3. K. WOODEIA Chlrinirilo Physician Other methods applied, Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ray, rood Science, Binueoldal ami CSulvanism. Foot troubles cor rected. 20 Sommer Bldg. I'hone 407-W. Hrs. 9-5, 7-s Res. 100-W. W SHOW ME Trie WAY, DOGGIE, -taS5i" rrS I . -- T7 .TO VOUR. MISTRESS AND ILJ P$ WELL SAVE HER IF -Si??S2i U--"-- C'f't S'ferJf IHMIK CiOOUNliS-i TtlE.N . . -apJ.r-":iSsy stoiwa t .ending and. . .. ' mADk SSiTZ.. IT'S . STILL LltiHT. CMOOQH SB&jS- ... ' !tuWjV? ' , ' -r-irZg?- .- ' --TO SHE ! - MY.WHAT , , . VSJOTl&UWn ' GLORIA 'Trado Murk Ilt-Klfltratlon Applied Vor " U. 8. l'fitfnt Offico 1 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 Ail Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN. 799 Buy Round-Tnp Tickets and Save (lima fur 6 Uay WE'RE TO AT CM5Y--riE LAWVEte'S ; , . T AUNT AT 0.30, SW j'iLocy THERE'S MANY A SLIP By Julian Ollendorff Good motjming, LADIES, SIT Good Morning,1 rvlW.OBRlEN I You SENT Fen? US' RIGHT DOWN. YeS, MRS. OlXOl. -I'M AFRAID 1 HAVE BAD NEWS. -Your HUSBAND LEFT PRACTICALLY NOTHING; - HE MAPE SOME VERY BAD C?INV(ST- OK, ThAT'S TOO SAt) I'M So SoRRV Tb? You, GLORIA, Jill 8m MM tPON'T YOU WORRY, AUNT LUCY I CAME HERE TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHING, -AND YOU cJUST WATCH THE AMOUNT.' Z- I'LL TAKE CAT5E OF- SOTW OF U5i- 1 1 t- "U Tt, 4 p tl,Mt riil. RUKU . i -g j