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I ., Wednesday, May 14, 1930 LA (JRANDE EVKN1NG OBSKKVKR, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven CLASSIFIED ADQ IS. The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties vJ ''!, , ., ' i i iNEWTODAY IVOR HUNT ClnruRi! :(.IMi per mo. audit Adains Avir. t ('. I'', l.loyil." K- i:' 5-14-ir. ;VSKI CAUS IIoiIbo tmirluB "$6H, . Kuril iiii kup $125, K.lscx i-oai li fi jru. Chrysler uaraRe. 5-M-l t 'j'Qlt K ISN'T 4-rni. unfiim. house, 4-rin. apl. hiiiJ 3-rni. apt. close i in. Iihi. at SoiniiuT lintel. f-j Foit riAI.H I'lynuntth Knelt Imhy fi. oliit'kH. I'll. 227-M. 6-14-1 1. FOR SALE SAI.lv -Hoys' lileyele. Good 230S Adams. ci-i:l-2 ti 3 v mlilioa. j'-QU SAI.i: OH TKA I K 2 modern . 'homes, $3200 and J-lIilill. Hniall $ 'flown iwyrnont. li.ilunee monthly. ;pall 3(i-l'. 5-1.1-81. 'Oll SAl.K I'Mrst iiuality Burden S 1iose, rcBtilnr 14c a font fur only I '-l.'.ir, for fit) feet. during our 35th ( .anniversary Hale event. Many !' pother items ilrnstieally rcilileed. folelvlllo's, 5-l-.-jl.. iJfiTKN FOLKS Gowon hatched 'chicks live, grow and prod nee ?vhiore okk iur pullet than chonp chix ofrured. l-'our extra CKiin ; rlior pullet, more than pays tho difference In cos and the 1ml umce of increased production Is i.rnfii Whlfn I.echorns. S12.0.00 tpor ioonj$C5.'ot per situ; $i4.nn ? jxir 100. Order now. oouen, inc. illutchories, Caldwell, Idaho, box 4-23-1 inn ac)U SAl.K -Koiidy-cut lumber for ' . , ImtldinRS of any ni5t and kind. i - J home product, l'lnco your or-".--in?r with I'ote I3oiiHii?t, Main "7-lir.tt. Island City. 4-23-1 mn KOll SAT.r: Modern 5-rm. houw: two lots TiiiHt Adams . $2.(i -inontlily. nnn, Oaliman, 2111 ; Uavid StOtl Uldtf. i)troiti Miyli. 'y 4-1 S-t mn MISCELLANEOUS SKIO Al.l;i: OATHS ror new Char ts foundation Barment at the -( Ktcajawea. lnn. : r.-12-lit. rK).M.M I0H HOTEL Modern and i.'iYnilet. Personal ervlr'e. Lobby up ;,i;jiiarfi. Jjepot una vun. viim-i -jylrst class npartmenis. See "jh t;;f(ir .comfort. 4-23-1 m. 'M , lijk GKANIJB Ma'ITKEES Dp- bnlsteoinK & r Cleanln Wirka, Phone f24-W. Chaa. Bd Awards. Prop. 13-1-ln. MIJN EY TO I4U A3lr. We are repre 'irituTfveii''for lh"Pffdehtlal In ?"urunce Co., and cao make farm 'Or clt7 loaua at attractive rate ' of Interest. Cbaa. H. Reynold .' Insurance. Inane anij houda. tSAHTrJliN UK11.UOM tkinuol Ot i-rMuBlc. viollu, piano, voice. -Jred- hi ita. 1. O. O. P. temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m , PURE HOLLYWOOD strain white i r.....e.Bhorn chieks. heavy laylhB, ' iree raiiBe hens, mated to Brow i noil pedigreed Cockerels, April ! liith, 12c; 23rS. 11c; Sluy 1st and ! ' later 10c. Ship c. o. d. on ap- ) proval. Facifie Hatchery, Tans ; ' j nt. Ore. .1-2-1 nip HOOKING WOIIR Repair worK 1 1 or any kind of a new roof. Coll ; Chos. Ilildebrand, b-'OW. 3-fi-l nip UONEi lu LoaIi on wivroveo I' .city property, sr.ralKht loann 01 ; Installinent plan. Lv-vest .tarea ) ': United States Tnve.tmeut Co. 1 Phmif Main i.ll.lm FOR RENT ) ifOil ItKNT Moncrn furn. Iiouho I with BTiirago. Near normal. ln. I ,14U5 N avo or 434-.I. fi-S-tf t rOli HKXT Nlcoly furn. rpt. at Professional Directory This directory fs ricclally hanily for the newcomer or for tho out-cf-limn render who may want profpshionnl mnn. It hai been carefully prepared and n-UI pro l tu be a riMuly aid to any reader In obtaining prompt profeBhtaual ITS wrvlt'C. CLASSIFIED FOR Physicians & Surgeons 1 A. Ij. RICHARDSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-15 Res. 1I-G5 Astrologer MKS. FRKDKItlCK HAMrES SOI X, AVE. Readings Dally. Readings by Mail a Specialty ! STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson WaDowa Valley Coaches La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:00 p. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 79& Buy ftound-Trip Ticket and Save Good for 61) Day. Want Ad Rates Observer (Count five aver nice words to the line.) Per line. 11 Insertion ...lQo Per line, ech added consec utive Insertion .. - 7o Minimum charge on oue order ............. t5c RATES BY MONTH a tinea, per month t2.B0 13.26 , ..$4.00 a lines, per momri 4 linL'M. i) or month 5 line, ner month ......14.7B Knelt addltlonM ltno over five chnrpi;d at . Cue pr lint per month. ' - CASH IN ADVANCE) ts re quired on all Classified orders to earn ttiesA rates. Higher rates charged on all credit Insertions. Copy fur all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. PAV OF INSERTION, Sup orders on ad Inserted until fur tlier notice must be received by the same hour or extra insertion will be chained, Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone orders, by payment on or before date o- lust Insertion. ... PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad 1 . . Will IQ it" ; , . 2203 Atliimn. . b-S-tf. FOR JtKNTr Housfki-epiug moma. lfil-2 Adams. . G-i-tf VOW n'KNTi- Rooms.. Modern, clean, miHOnable, 1408 AVush. : . . '4 -3 Oil in p. VOR HKNT MoilHin furnished upls. Wavorly Apln. 1:1 I I O aw.. 4-20-i rap. TOR KENT Up-to-date furnished apartment. Garage. I-andts Court. . . : , . ... ' . 4-9-t f. .. Kult KmN'x-Kuru. uouweft and apt., with batli . elm a, quiet, ralw. AelulUt 14lu Qieeu- wund " '" ' 7-lo-lm. WANTED WANTKIi .Janitor work or lawn mowillB. I'll. K. X. Milliard. D-1 ::-s M Wool Clips Are Being Received At Warehouses lly.fi C.Mfpk .(Observer .t'orreHpondcnl) ; W.VIJ.OWA, Ore. (SpLchrt) tfnimV, uf. firat. ,,llf Ht-nson's H-n'o'C vli. l buKlhuirik to -Ton eh tin- wan-houscM. l.vv W. Mv, manager " of tho WiiroliniiKO Sor vi'i. corpo.rutiou'rt warohoum lit.TP. roporU U10 arrival of sevon Hinafh i' lotK of .wool during tho pari, cok.. Khparlnu .of sonif of tho Kinalli'r flookrt ' l Ktai tln HomowhaL earlier this hph.oii, Iio raiiwo ol' th( warm weather and trouble which some of the flook ownert;' have experienced . from ma.tit!'. Hoy Schaoffor, or Low er valley.' ha.s boon jfrouiiv n fiiifiir nhearinif 'outfit riKod up ami oxpectM to do a couMlderable amount of 1ieiirlnfr of the small er flocks in this cbimiUmity. K. I '. Jolinyuii anil KOim of '-the-others who, own'larKo bands tif .sheep do nut. expect to shear 1'ir a cou ple of weeks' yet. 1'. A. howiiini,', who lives in the Heap cqnunjiPity.: repoi-is Kod ruccos'; tri; rUinK- "an oxcellont j-tanU' of Kweot. otovor on fouic 40 or (id . iieref of land' which he seeded to this crop last fall. Mr. Itownln? alsii sooii(i some uf the clover tills '.spring:' and reports a fairly pood .stund ;nn a. larce por tion of tbis. :A number'' of cither fanners,' fruiiko ' living in tlie valley, and, othrrH;iu..tiie .dry sections, re port '. Kroo'd ,. Httccess . in K'tfins stnmlK - of - dry land ' alfallii. on the name and addrcaii of aomo QUICK REFERENCE I.KI-: II. IIOI.'VY, .f. It. T.EWA WUJiKS, SI. 11. Practlc. limited to diseases of the Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat. New Foli-y Telephone Bulldln Main 16 DR. J. E. WOODE1.L Cblroproctlo Phyalolan Other methods applied, Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ray, Food Science, Slnuaoldal and Galvanism. Foot troubles cor rected. 29 Bonuner Bide. Phone 457-W. art. 9-5, 7-8 Res. 190-W. oi,itt sm.-ill t p -acts which t )u-y iPOiled hot full. G". F. Itei l,. of M iddti. valley, Keedeil .'veral ai'ies of forsack alfalfa last year and reports an exeeJIent stand on nu"t of the ground. J. V. Hil jlu. wlni lives in the valby a few miles east of t mvii, also ha.s a 111.1U iii'iein!'.' of this variety uf alfalfa at his rami and is' hishly pleased with the showing It hnn made, U,e says it maktr a very vigorous s'art in early .sprlnif 'and Is nearly remly for eiitiin;? imw. I.. YV. .1inor luis I'een rebuild ing several miles of fciwe around the MeDmiatil paviure which lu has lfiised for s!ieep :rai!intr. lie has his sheep on reime In the Whiskey creek sect ion and re- purls the early lamiis have at tained a firood hIxp. lie has ex perienced a considerable amount or trouble from licks during the pnst few w eeks. I.. A'. Lathrop, or Leap, deliv ered some fat. hotfs io the stoirk yards here Die latter part of tho .week for shipnwnt to market by the Wallowa enmity slock 'mar keting assnt-iaiion. If. C. lU-arinw and wife, of I? vans, were Sunday visitors at 1,. ". .Minor's, . . rrciHTos". of farming opoi-atituis have, boon 'somewhat . .delayed ,.iii tills seel ion of tho con 11 try . dur ing (he past ten days. The recent rains which were very heavy in parts of the county, have wet the soil to a much, deopcr depth than that reached in plowing and sonic of the fields bave remained very w eti Farmers say they;' will -be able ( work- mfost- of tlie ;spntn 111 1:; week. Tho first severe-ft'ost (,: Hie season was in evidenee-on Wednesday morninir of last week and liKhlei frost have occurred on a. mi infier of nishts since. Tho severity of the -frost .appears to havo shown considerable vnriif tioit in different - pans', or tlio eoieiiKinily. ! r '.m l'romiise nomes the-report, that, ti 't.vy hard freeze recurred (hero Wednesday!- nij;ht cluintr a considerable . nimmnt ' of, dimiiai,'!' to alfalfa and fruit vruw. While but little Invest Itt.i tioit of tho flamaue to fruit In this eiimm.nnity lias been made, it N the opinion of many that more or less danitiKo has boon d:nio to tho rruit which was in full blossom. In placed- throuKhout the Irrl irated parts of tho valley alfalfa has been -danviK'od to hoiim-exient, Whlii- Ihe winter wheat crops of 1 til::, section are much further Same Price for over 38 years The price is right Quality is right ' (every can guaranteed) MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT i Baking Bnnleri SCORCHY SMITH T?de "TXZtomTu'd y jlI MUST SAV.MR BWVH,V;jJ!i: U GREAT CHAN&t TRO'A GKOUSE , T(?O0T, Atip BEAR MEAT , i ft '..JL. -oF-vooe ftDveti-.iiof s J tm's mouii w. J ,Zkt' j p-r rtpr a Trade Alark Kt-slstratlcn Applied For LxJjUJlvIA U. 8. Patent Office I L.MI'V WEAP.ING WWAT w -L ir 'saa: J. umM" she came hBKl! !5SfxAT -THE next nr- rrw ' THAT kAt J alonv than usual nt thin season 01 tin- year, wheat K-owors s;iy . they do not hetovf the K"iln i ai a. ita.e yet where t yvould he J eu l!y dauiaod from f riexiiif,'. 1 K iiio of the early sowed, fields are star. in to joi.jt,'' Atuch of the sprint? seeding of l-Vdora- ' tiou wheat anil other varieties of , rpiliiic K'ttiu is up in nice shape but no reports art heard, of where ; the spring sown era in has boon ; damaged to any trreat extent fioui the lli'.-.e, soni.i of , t.ho who had setMled Moardhrs bariey re I p. .ft that they have n'dlced spots 1 throuirh sonu' of the fields where 1 ihe top-,-, of part of the yminir raip. have been turned 0.11I.0 1 biowu final freezing, but did not : appea to hi severe enough li j cause- any jtrent set-,hack In j Kiouh. lleports from ;.soiue j the farmers In the .valley Indicate : thvit a i-oii iilerahlo amount of. seeding 01' barley and oats is to ! be -done yet. Home of the fields ' which were prepared for seeding ! r. couple of weeks ago and which j became very wet from the rains t of last week are IioIiik reworked attain In order to net rid of tlie j heavy crop of weeds which have ' started up since the ground was I plowed and worked into condl j tion. A considerable apiotinl. ol alf;ilf.". Is bellis seeded In tho ii'rl- LARISON CHEVROLET COMPANY lir J'conomleal 'I'ransp ir tat Ion Used Car Lot 407 BALSAM WOOL Let us quote you a price on enough BALSAM. WOOL to insulate your attic. See Page 120 in last week's SATURDAY EVENING POST. .' VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. RHONE MAIN 131. 'JOO SERVICE QllICK" USED . 1927 Ford ; MODEL T COACH i Ruckstell axle, mechanically perfect : $175 v : PERKINS MOTOR CO Win-cfK 4th anrl Adams HE HAS DONE I Hfc.lK MOTHINta liUT TALIS I SCANDAL. WOMAM -rue NEXT Table is saying; Silted aivnt of the county this pear" aiid. in several insiances fMiper.'V report that a very nice s.ahd i- beln v secured. Koine Uur (hat fieezlnK has (lone some I daPvivo to some of the newly reeded alfalfa. I v considerable amount of lorr ilii'v? 'activities are (,'olnff on In :u Whiskey creek dlstiiet. Wit ty & Skllllng have been inify there logging for tho Bowman I ricks Luuiiier Co. durinc the past several weeks and slnco the roads up AVhiskcy creek have been in shape for heavy- haulln.T :. number of hirire trucks have 1. ecu ennaged In haullutr lotfs to tho mill v Mid here. The roads tip .Whiskey creek wore recently nmoothed with the county grad er and all loose rocks removed and are. now reported (o bo In very wood hnpe for heavy haul- U. S. L. Batteries Your old halleiy unit $0.8a puts it new one In your car. Burgess Battery and Electric 2 him kM east of V. P. . llopot. Phone . Main '508" Fir St. Wisdom demands that you secure the services of ex pert morticians who know the science 'and ethics ot their profession and.' who have demonstrated - their capacity and ability.. We Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman - Phone Main 62 CARS AM THROUGH THE ETHER SHE'S FUNNY THAT WAY SHE MUST HAVE A EVER SINCE ) GOOD J. 7rv SENSE Of OF ltj;. - The trucks nre able to make he vera I trips dally lit Inning in large loads. ; Sam leok has been suffering for the pasl several days with ivs badly ulcerated pyo but it Ik con siderably iuiroved now. a A. . Harmon, of Leap, was an Kut ci prise hurl nest: visitor tills weel;. Thomas Seoit and fami!y, of Middle valley, were visi.ing reht livos In the Klgin tominunity Sunday. I 'axons of fishermen lined the ! river through the Wallowa can i yon and nt pinny other points j which wore nenr the highway on COFFEE FLAVOR AND STRENGTH ST ED " m :-J VACUUM HEN you open a can of M-J-B, the full fragrant aToma of cof fee, "Fresh from tho ' Roaster" graets you. Twelve -cylindcred vacuummachi'nes owned, patented and used exclusively by M -J, R Co. preserve, every bit of the natu ral coffee goodness ir? a Hi-Test Vacuum. The very richness of MJ-B enables you to use less coffee per cup and still be sure of superb flavor at every serving. Try this richer coffee flavor today. Insist on MJ-B Coffee in the green and gold can. YES, - ANP SHE'S ' ' SRC what sKeii tf'jy BROADCASTING) me a mm Sunday. Fishing I a reported-j bo (pilie nood in the most of tho j h.cal streams ami in a few In-, stance, Hotm exceptionally , largo' Iroul have been hooked. , Sam and (1. C .Meek and Karl', lliirchflcld were visiting at the t tiny I'arker and Mrs. Lllllo Hill! homes in l a Clrande Sunday. 1, I'. ITnglish and sione of the i other farmers of this community! are finishing up the plowing of j miner fallow. riowlnir Is Just gelling welt started on some of '. the largo tracts in (he hill section:-. Oscar Maxwell, who oper ates tin. r. G. 4'oueh ranch in the biUt: east of town. wn busy the ':.v& FROM CjOtU Be tr. AC CAI SUCCEEDCD G U V u BPOIAM - HAVOWTER OP J06EP1I QOWN , RANCHES. from a Cliff Cavern . the GiclS horse fell a victim to a savage SILVER TiP BEAR. - GUIDE0 TO OF THE GIRLX ClUAfCD OH THLc CAYS lALUPOpn ClPICE BY DETAILS HAVE MOT iTATE. IS YOUNG ) -RiiT c;Uf? ai cr GOOD SE'NSE HUMQR.A 1 las': of the wee;t . moving hoNiS and ' machinery, there trom -his home lu the valley and expe-t 10 ennnnenee plowhm tlie lust of the week- Klvlu lieei .and wlfo. who are workf n for lr. Max-wetl- moved tj the ( ouch place tllO miter mi l. wi ih- 1 "ltd i.xpec!. to live there during the Xi enter part of tho Hmr.:ner, , : Mrs. T. M . On Ml 1 u a 11 d M rs. Mlna Litchfield, and two children, of Wallowa, were visiting Sunday at Mrs. Katie Oostin's. No man can be 'considered great u ho does not move . until lie I-, pushed.- " By John C. Terry ARE SAVED- wt will inTtiif.r our KEfiULftR ; ""5'BS,ffl aCHU, ZVC7NIANA WHICH IZ-iUjC '.V. .trnDUVMira AC FflPMVIl I P NPMVOPWf Ml i TODAT IN t BtTTr- Ov- AMD NEW YORK CAPITALIST, TUL6POT BV Te BAYING COS ThIAT MAD STOOD TvJE PfiArf ASOV6 DUKINO OF STERO WEATvieii - H6 liirr 1 U!MLC IIOWN Tvl FWG- fcST' A L.APIAT OF TMiS HEPOlC EXPLOIT ASRIVEO BUT NEW Y061K " PROUl TO CLAI TiUS AVIATOR AS SOJ .1 By Julian Ollendorff VHAT EVEfJV TIME MAIEIS YOU SHE LOOKS AT .THINK r" HERSELFi- THA I I l(N i Hfcs n i SMILES