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Thursday, May 8 -1930.1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA-GRANDE, ORE. '1 (CLASSIFIED ADQ Vfci ' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties j ErVJ' MEW TODAY FHJI'N I l'laco to i?et your lawn l.(ut. Hurry Hmlth, lois-V. lh. j -J.it.-I. 5-8-3 tp KOlt SAI.K ' Portland iv.slUm TnuU for cowk or l.ti li.-aiuli' j 'ivuo. Clivo or tfakf. , Writ el 11. llr-rker, Alicel. : 5-$-3 tp. j OI-IJ" TIMI-: 1IANVK Sal. KukIom hull. nit-ht tit 5-s-:i t DANCH AT 1-;UJJN open air pavil ion every Sat. niKht. 5-S-2 tp. JM'U.f NC Jtnd remodeling work done light on time, linns and VHilmaU'rt without obligation. Call .Main Sii. K. Austin. fi-K-1 tp YOU SAUO $400 piano for $150, J also largo "M-,tm.iI" phiinngraph i with S ii07 rernnts, $25. - Reason j for Belling is that we purchased j another residence furnisiied anil . -Imvo no uho for these extras. II. ! W. .Smith, Fqk Kami. 5-S-3 tp ; I l'AHM Kit When in town try i the Orange lunch for a good din- ' nor. Next door to loon Drug : Htoro on Kir. ' 5-S-lt. "J01 1 K KNT1 louse ut 1427 Inq. 27UC-N. Kir. " 5 Wash. .8-3 tp KOI NI) On Cove, highway, wo man's Hllk dress, woman, may have same liy proving property rtnd paying for ad. Mrs. J. W. lioatsoti, Cove. 5-S-2 t WANTKD -Poland China bonr, yearling or two year olil. At jinco, (,'lyde 1. Kiddle, Kami. . , " .. . : 5-S-8 tp. I'YUt'SAl.K 6 room modern house. ' l-'ull basement,, furnace, good lo cation. Small payment down, l'hono luii-W;' or 1302 4th St, 5-S-3 tp. KOU UKNT 1-riu. Jnq. H3 S. ave. f urn, house, 5-S-Il t. l-HJIt ItKNT h-nn. bungalow, basement, hardwood floors, un furn. KU .Greenwood. 5-8-3 t. KOlt HliiVI 5-rm (,i-eenvood.',; Iiouri1 d(ll-6-S-3 t. KOlt HUNT S loom hounr on A1 nms. L'lo.se In. Vlli. Call i-IK-lt. B-S-4t. I-Vlt ItKNT Modi-l-ll film, house with gin-age. Near -normal. Inf. 1-1(15 N ao or 4;i4-J. r,-S-tr KOU UHNTA-Nlfoly. fu.nl. niit. ul 2W AilniriB, .. r.-S-tf. FOR SALE l-'OU SAUWSafc. I-'ir- or 4!V. ' Call 2102 4-7-3 l-'O It SA l.K Seen corn: A. IF. Per ryman, l'ortland St., near 'ove. . B-7-3 tp KOU SALK- Heed baby buggy. Excellent condition." Mrs. C. A. Hosenbauin, 1504 Oak. 5-7-2 tp l'OH SAI.K Aminster rugs at close-out prices. Dalles Knrnt tuio Store. 5-7-4 t. KOU SAI.K Vr. old leghorn hens, how laying, 1:101 Z. Ph. 313-M. 5-G-3 tp. KOlt SA LK 7 h. p. Ceiieral Kleetiic mot(r; 3 phase, GO cycle, ' 1.S0O r. p. in.; complete wilh starting compensator, pulley and belt. , Kxcellent condition. Avall nble June 23 when It will bo re placed by larger motor. $100 cash for immediate, sale; Call Kvoning Observer, 5-6-5' tp. KOU SALK Hed davenport, rrtg tind library table, 2115 Oak St. I'h. S22-.I. 5-G-3 tp. KOlt SAI.K Rurronghs adding machine. lracticnlly new. A real buy. Inquire Sacajnwea barber shop. 4-5-5 t. Professional Directory This directory is eeiccui!ly linndy for Uio nowcoincr or for the nnt-of-tunn render who may wan t the liailio and address of gome professional num. It lias been carcrully prepared and tvlll prot lo bo ii ready aid to any reador In obtaining prompt professional service. CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE Physicians & Surgeons A. Jj. nicnAnnsox, sr. b, Fhyalcian and Surgeon Office orer Glass Drui;s Office Flione, M-15 . Res. M- Astrologer SlIlS. FItOIEHICK BALSfES 301 X, AVE. Readings Daily, Readings by Mall a Specialty STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:0U p. m. Makes AH Main Line Connections. For infovmntion call MAIN 799. Buy Round-Trip Tickets nd Save Good fur 60 Days. Want Ad Rates Observer (Count flr average wonlg to iho line.) Per line, 1st Insertion 100 Pt-r line, eich added consec utive Insertion , Mlnljnutn charge on one 20c RATES BY MONTH 8 line, per month $8.50 3 lines, per month S 4 Hubs, per month MHWMM...$4-P0 6 lines, per month ,ti ,m,tt.5 Kitch uddltlonul line over five charged at 6Uo per lino pur men tli. CASH IN ADVANCH la re quired on all Classified order to euro Uttiurt rntea. Higher rate charged on all credit insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP 1NSEIITION. Su.p orders on ad inserted until fur ther notice must be received by tlio same hour or extra inaertlou will be charged. Telephone orders sollelted. Cash rates may be earned on Eh one orders by payment on or efore dale of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 17 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" AI.I-'Al.o'A Si'i1;i) 27o4o 35n per II). . (i.. S. Sessions, Hot 11 Ice. l'hono Karmers C2, Union Kx. 5-5-4 tp. FOH SAI.K Tcendy-cut lumber for buildings of- any size and kind, i A homo product. lMuco your or- . der with Peto Uousquet, Main Diio. Island City.- 4-23-1 nip I t''OU SAIJ3 Modern D-rm. houao tvo lota Kut . Adams . $20.00 monthly. Hen. Oukmnn, -2111 David Btott Dldg. Detroit, ' Mich. 4-1S-1 mp USTEN KOl.KS-Oowcn hatched chicks' livo, row and product moro egtsa per pullet lhan choup er chlx offered. Four extra vkk . per pullet, more than pays tho difference in co.st nnd tho bal ance of increased production Is profit. White Leghorns. JU'O.OO per 1000; $05.00 -r 000; $14.00 per 300. Order now. Gowen, Inc. Hatcheries, Caldwell, ldnho, box 727 A. 4-2.1-1 nip MISCELLANEOUS AI.1(SK K." Gates Churls represen tntive is here direct frpm port-. land showing .tho new Charis foundation . gurmenf. Y6u can ; secure hr services whenever you desire by cohitnttnicatlng with the address, waeujuwea Inn. Ph. . M Hl'.O. B-G-t f..i , . . , I STOl.KN . Party Is known who I , took robo from Kord touring I car Sat. night at the apple, house j - in May Park. No questions asked Vf'Yeturned to Observer at once,! otherwise prosecuted. ' 5-5-3 tp j SOMMKU HOTEL Modern and aulet. Personal service. Lobby up stairs. Depot and Wash. ,. Also first class apartmenta. . See -Js j for comfort, v, 4-23-1 m, , A QRANDiS MATTRESS A Uft- l hoiateclng A V.u : Clnin p Works. -Phone 424-W. Cha. Ed wards, Prop. ;- 12-1-lm MONEY TO IOAN Monthly In stallment plan. On Improved real estate. Can save you money. ' J. R. Oliver. 4-12-1 m. MONEX TO LOAN We are repre sentatives for the Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rate of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. EASTERN OR KG ON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. L O. O. P. temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m. PURE HOLLYWOOD strain white Leghorn chicks, heavy laying, free range hens, mated to Hrow- r.KR k. nouw, si. d. I.KW A tVlliHKS, M. D. Practice limited to diseases ot the Eye, Ear, Nose and Thro.t. New Foley , .Telephone Building Main 16 DIl. J. E. WOODEIJj , . Chiropractic Physician Other methods applied, Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ray, rood Science, Sinusoidal and Qalvaniam. Foot troubles cor rected. 20 Bommer Bids. Phone 457-W. Hrs. 9-6, 7-8 Res. 190-W. netl pedigreed Cockerels, April nth. 12c; 23rd. lie; May 1st and later 10c. Ship c. o. d. on ap proval. Pacific Hatchet y. Tang ent, On-. . 6-2-1 nip HOOKING WOKR. Uepalr work or any hind of a new ro-jf. Call Chas. Hildubrand. bJOW. 3-G-lmp city property, straight iuu o' Installment plan, Iaj vst rate United States lavotftum c Phon Main S -1 fi- n FOR RENT LKAV1NC Will rent home fnrn. Mrs. Miller 2ti07 Spruce St. t. KOU HKNT 4-rni. turn, garage, adults. Phone 14;" house 5-7-t f i-anna. Jinru aiso was prominent ., .... in l'lttshurgh club circles. His KO.lt UKXT i''urnished apt., 1)0 2 second wile was Mrs. Caroline Mo ; Venn, l'hono K'.U-W. t?all ufler.'Coril .llutteii'ield,a native of Col 5 p. m. 5-7-G tp. ;umbus, O., who resided In 1 New " 'Yonk and l'inehurst. KOU HKNT Housekeeping rooms, t 1512 Adams. - 5-.1-if , far rent. Mrs. C. SCM.MKlt 11 ATKfi Itma. t n n do o w n la u nd ry . Wilson, loll Adams. 5-13-3 tp. KOU KKNT Kurn. apt. l.ighis and water furn. 21 OS-Adams. 5-fi-G tp. ;Ikou in J clean, INT Rooms. Modern, reasonable, 140S Wash. 4-30-1 mp KOH RENT Modern furnished f :ltn l'Hs census, giving this city a apts. Wavorly Apts. i:iH O av!"j population of 3(1. 053 within Its cor- 4-2G-PnYp. 'poratc limits. Chirk said this rev FOR RENT Up-to-date funilshelT apartment. Gurngo. Landis Court. 4-9-t f. FOR RENT Furn. apts.. with baths Ivw rat is. AdulU. wood. houses and I clean. Quiet, 1S10 Qreen- WANTED WANTKD To rent 4-rm. furn. house, 2 1 OS Arlums. 5-0-5 1. WANTED All liinds of cement work by C. Illldcrbrandt, 404-W. 4-7-1 m. ItKVKItl.Y 11IIJ-S (JAINS' 1 ,OH A KG K 1 AW ( A I ' ) Heverly Hills. C'al.,.. was aniinuncefl by the district census supervisor as hav ing leaped far aljead or any city in the country for population gains. Tho wealthy city was WISDOM Wisdom demands that you secure the services of ex pert morticians who know the science and ethics of their profession and who have demonstrated their capacity and ability. We Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman - Phone Main C2 SCORCHY SMITH Trade HPlurftSr.BMTl". A LITTLE TiiSOOSANING -JUSTJ FOR FUN 1 GLORIA v 111 t . 1 "1.. i n f 1 v j -i .Trade Mark IipJKtratlon Applied For " U. H. I'atrnt Office FT For Goodness JilOK WUKKYIN'O '4 1 Ii -'r onumoi-at'l n hnvlnjy n pupulntlnn of 17.-I2S, an iiH'rf:iai of 1C.7M, or ?4s5.ti mr cenl. Ten yeans ano it hatl (171 rt'sldiMtts. Pendleton To Be ' Grain Headquarters t . I'KNMIWN, Ore.. , May S (AIM Henry V. Collins ot IVn dloion. district manager tif the rurmeiis' National (Irniit rmpo ra tion for the l'ueirie Northwest, said upon hiM return fnn Chfeago y.Kterday that Pendleton will In northwest headquarters for the or ;:;ihizaiiun. Ilruneh oftlees will he es'.ahlished In Portland, Seattle :n:d Spokane soon, he Ha Id Ho ex- jnx'ted to have organization mat- ters completed by May 15. j j .tack uriti) Kiia.i-:i pprrsiicutiir. May s (aim '.lack V. liurd, who with his wlfeH was killed in an automobile accl- "1"1- " " KK steel man and former husband of Dorothy Campbell llurd. one-time woman golf champion of the United States, Croat Hritnfn and North C;olina used 018,130 feet jof lumber last year. Klamath Falls' Population 16,053 ! KI.AMATU KAI.1.S. Ore. May S ; (A P) K, 1,. Clark, district census ; supervisor, announced last night the complete figures in the Klam- Azmatmciag - ' by - . MOTOR COACH FendSeton Walla Walla Lewlston Spokane Yakima Bend Portland Baker BoiseTwin Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City 3 Trips Daily to Pendleton and Way Points. 3 Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points. 3 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points, a Thru Daily Service to Weiser, Ontario, BoiseTwin Falls, Pocatello, Salt Iiako City and Way Points Connections made at Pendleton to and from Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Colfax, Lewiston, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walla and Way Points. Connections are made at Umatilla to and from Kennewick, Pjureo, bpokane, Yakima, Ellensburg, Wenatchee and all Yakima Valley Points. Connections art made at Arlington to and from Heppner, Condon, Fossil and all John Day Valley Points. Connections or made at The Dalles to and from PrlneviUe, Bend, Klamath Falls and all Central Oregon Points. Connections are made at Portland to and from Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver, B. C and Way Points North and Salem, Corvallis, Euirene, Eoseburg, lledford, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles and all Way Points South. Connections are made at Salt Lake City to and from Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, New York and all Eastern Cities. i T 1 - r j IWMH ijunviiun FOR Pendleton .".5 :40 a. m. Walla Walla ....9 :30 a. m. Lewiston 9 :30 a. m. Spokane 9 :30 a. m. 9:30 Yakima 5:40 a. m. 9:30 Portland 5 :40 a. m. : 9 :30 , Baker 10:10 a. m.; 4:00 p. m.; 8:25 p. m. 1.80 2.70 Boise -.10:10 a. m.; 8:25 p. m 7.10 10.65 Salt Lake City 10:10 a. m.; 8:25 p. m 19.15 31.90 i Inquire at Stage Depot for rates and schedules to all points j Express Shipments Carried on All Schedule j Columbia Gorge Stage Depot 1 Elm and Jefferson Sts. Phone Main 799 I COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM ' nd Y.mhlU Portland. Orefo. Mark Rmlstrotlon Applied For , U. S. Patent Office - WfLL DO -r?T ,v LU YOU TUA-r MAN I iCOKCHy IS SURELY A WVZARO AT Til' CONTROLS NOSED HER, i, ( OVER TtVCUFF AND GOT HI'S 1 I ! - LOOK AT HIM STPftlGHTENj , HER. OUT IN -m' NICK OliTlAE 7, ' he;s away ! , Jbecaose it was WHY did vou K -BP.OKD ,jf- r- EVE13. VAYUGfT.r ' Iss-JCOME TO KW tf A tKtr' NEW- resents nn iucrenso ot 234 per cent over the 1!20 census. There aro nearly 6,000 persons In suburbs not ineludi-d In the Klamath Kails fig ures. The population In 1920 was 4.801. ELGIN SCHOOL TRIMS UNION AT BASEBALL J,ds WitliorsiMton (OhM'rver Corivspondeut) (MtlCK.KT FLAT, Ore. (Kpeelal) The Cnlon High school boys baseball team challenged the KU gin High school boys on the Kuglu diamond Tuesday nfteruoon. The game, was won by the Klgln boys 12 to 11. The junior-senior plan entitled, "Coino Out of the Kitchen" was presented Saturday evening ut the, opera house with a large crowtl in attendance. The characters tak ing part In the play carried their parts out very. well. ' Mr. Mary Wnelty. Mrs. Ray mond Waolty. and John Wnolty were business visitors in Lu Grand Saturday. Mlrs. K. Cason. Mr. Hcickl-. MJss A una t 'n son a ml M Jss ,Opa 1 P.elcklo were i-n .(.irande visitors Saturday. -. . Lett ltonlet and Henry larsons were l.u CJrande visitors Siitur day. - - ' ' ".l ; ' Mr. and Mrs. Walla Creasmnn nnd daughter, Naomi, ot Slimmer vtlle, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Withorspoon Sunday afternoon. I'J. K. Arant, principal of the I rjjgtii pun nc kcmuoik, wiih in iai Cirande Siiturdav. tm A(lnn)s unI K.nwt nml ltu,lllu.lt Adams. were l.a Gmnde visitoi-.s Saturday. Fr0(1 Kelty was transacting busi- j wnH n i.n. (jrunde Saturday, Uene MeCall and son, Hay, were 'l.a (1 ramie vlslliu-s Krldny morn- Hew Service umrv lifl Ul ailllC OM Round Wtf Trio a. m.; 6:50 p. m..!$2.25 $3.40 '. . 3.75 5.65 7.25 10.90 8.75 13.15 7.30 12.65 8.00 12.05 a. m.; 6:50 p. m. a. m. : 6 :50 p. m. THE TEST OF SKILL BUT HE'S Ins: whr-ro Hay received medical irt4itmi-iii. Alriv. Itur-li Willy nnd dauRhtrr 1'nnlu ii u, I Mrs. Itulph Witty anil iluii!thtir, tlrriihllne wvra Bhuipiiif; in l.u (ininilc Hntiirday. . Mm. N. It. lnrlis, lOh-I and 1 vn i I'm-lis vl.sitctl i-pltillves In Wnlla Walla Suiidiiy. " - 1 - - Sir. and Mrs. Olcnn' Hiu? nnl ilatiKlit-r tind Arnold Hiuir Wcro ll tlrallilo VIkUiii-h Sattii-tlay. SIik. y. V. Wllty iihcl Sir. ami .MU-k. llaUili Witty nml iluUKhtcr. . Oi-ralillno vlsitcil at the homo of ) .Mr. and Mrs.. .Monty Wllty at! I'ovh Stinilay. ' 1 , Mr. nnd Mrs. Hum Minor Wore I Ui Mi-aiuli' visitors Saturday. i Mr. -mill Mrs, Sum KulKlit anil 1 fiillilivn. uf ltlnoliiirt, wt-ro l.a ' (Iriillilc visitors Siiluvdiiy. j Miss t'lara Aui'liili-, an hccivd- J Itetl liiatio teiu-lH-r Jn-esonti-d a rl- ) i-lltil with her lmplls til tho I'n-s-liytorlnti fliuri-h Krlilny with a lnrMi" crovvil in alti'inliuifp. ' The seniors of the Klilln HJkIi ' THE NEWSBOY OF TODAY IS TOMORROW'S BUSINESSMAN rpHOUSANDS of promi nent business - men of today were at one time newsboys, and they're proud of that valuable training, they gpt as,.nc,ws paper carriers. The little "newsie" gets his first real experience- delivering pa pers keeping his books. 3 NOT SO DUMB! BECAUSE I WANT TO AMOUNT "TO SOMETHING mm NOBODY BUT SCORCHY SMITH 'i&,.l-'M8gli n i y.gn,iwsfeaaaff COULB HAVE DONE TilAT TRICK 'J -' '-Ty jip-" rm"7ZZZITf. HE MUST HAVE NERVES OP f ST Jr "r 1 . V h' ' V? JaH3 AjVNY!Pv-l wheel orn his UKHDiNff qbar J' ' , J i&3&Z?Smm. st-liooi toKetlior with tlie prlncliial, i Albert 11iisiuuuik-u and son. Reft K. J-l. Arant, and Mra. Aj-ant held were liupinir lu Ii -Ui-atule Hat ' tticlr exeurston day-picnic Thlli-s- Uu-day. - , . - . .. , - j ilny. They mntored to Ita.llum ; m,-. and Mr. John Hill and chll. SPilims. tvhero they enjoyed bw-Iiii- ! ,,,. Wire IA (,..,n,e visitors Hut li1iilf for a wlille, nrter which u,.,ny. they visited aevernl utln-r placesj Ml-.' and .Mm. (iene MW.'nll wcro of Interest. - I visitors at Kntei pils.'. the first of Mr. and ift-s. J. p. Omul, Mrs. the week. USED CARS 1929 FORD MODEL A STANDARD SEDAN This car was sold new In December, and will carry our regular guarantee. PERKINS MOTOR CO Main Finn 4th find Adams VOUR cailier is one of A thcitt. Rain or shine he gets your paper to yon. In turn he expects you to have the money ready for him when he calls to col lect, and appreciates it if you do. It inspires him to render you better service and greatly minimizes the bookkeeping problems. HELP him alortg by pay ing promptly. Show that you trust your car rier, as we do, and just watch and see how he'll go out of his way to give you an extra measure of smil ing service. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT J WwY won't! ou, stop It YOU MAT5T2V me? By John 0. 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