La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 02, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textfe; r H i If Monday, June 2, 1930 ' LA GRANDE KVEN1NU OHSBKVBB. LA URANDK, OBfr. Page Seven L.ASSIFIED AD I The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties I EVV TODAY IfMryHWi' i touring, Chryalur Co ,(;im- and Chrysler t2 ncdim with a nw car Biiumnti', i'hry.s-l.-r wmiKi. 0-2-1 i lii:l-:sHMAiJiMi, ncmsuirmii fs yil. Jtmh Klizaht tli llcutity j shop. i : ! yd ACIMO DAiny KAUM for sulo ; asy terind. AH liTiKiilril, pl.-nty of water, Co ucrca In nl- lalla, 'Mt acres In wild hay nit'art- j ov, luilaniv jiasturi'. CJouU im- ! jM-uvi'int'nts, FirhiH wator piped I po house. iiriiu?ii on nisnway , 11' Ur IIIW II llllll M.-IIUUI. ,l IH III , consider some trade. I.. K. WYtik.s. J 4 1 0 AdaniK live., Jji j Cirunde. Ore. fi-2-1 t. O. SCHOOL, Olf MUSIC Rum mer clauses neaTiiiiini; .1111111 imx. Violin, voico, piano, aeert'dlted li-aeliel'.s, Odd 1'Vllows lenijile, Illume 447-J. fi-liX-ii U hlKH. 1'. S. ROHINSON, nccri'dlle.T , i her will start lieu liners lasses for piano and vtolin on June Jilli anil liui. I'.nsrmliH; jiriees ?fi.(MI per ino. I'llOne 2di-J. Cull lit 14U.S-41H Mt. S ' KASTKItN OKKLION Knlmnl of Mnsli violin, piano, voire. Cred its. J. O. t) l' temple, 447-J. 0-2-1 111. :. ri-;it i r.isi :i-;i i iiooKKeoper-tueri;. liufi-roneoa. What have you? Ob server box, I.. 10. W. Ii-lr2 tp WANTKD 25 livewire. salesladies. ,iJont apply unless you are peppy and can sell goods. He.e manager Tuesday at Hill's Dept. store. 0-2-1 t. PGR HAM-; 2 I 2 -ft . Peering harvesters, V. S. Nat'l. bank. M eCormiek ciieap. Inq. li-l-Gt Ull SA1.I-; l iv owner, a room modern house. Pall basement. Priced to sell. Tonus to suit pur chaser. Waller Winluirn. -2-l2t tilt it kn r I'-urniKaeu uupiex .i- rooni apartment with sletpin porch, on &8 Adams. Inquire Hi 14 Cedar. fi-2-1 tp. i)lt iNT 4-rm. mod., furn. , Ph.44:i-R. (i-2-tf. Imiiso un north Hide WANTKD llouKfkeeper, two in . family, 85 Spring. (i-2-3 tp UR HAI-l'J I'Ortauie viciroia ui- most new with forty records. Very cheap, 1002-1 2th St. G-2-3t )U 1 1 KM i "lean sleeping riMiiii, I a.iii) mo., laundry included, 1002-1 2th si. ' )i-'2-:tt WANTED WWII W'ni-lc nn rnrni bv bOV. Ifi. Ph. 33!t-,i. or call lM.r gImonKY TO L.UAN are repre uvo. B-31-2t. sentatlves for the Prudeatlal In- ( passengers to share expenses, j Write A. It. uusorver. tt--i mp FOR RENT I I'AKTMKNTS - - All rc-fliiinliPd. iuiiiiro Honininr 6-28-1 in. Xmium'r rates, lioiol. UK i:i;ivi ii 1 ii . iiuu.wM iwmi niitK., with liatliH, clean, otiict, low rnti a. Adults. 181" Green-1 wood. fi-10-1 in. ! Professional Directory This directory Is especially unily for Hie newcomer or rnr io out-of-toivn reader who limy tut (tic. name nnd address, of mo professional man. It lias oil carefully preiiared ami will 'rove to lie a ready aid to any tiller In olilainins prompt pio- cssional service. CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE Pliysiciiins & Surgeons l. Ij. RICnARDSOX, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office over Olass Drugs Office Phone, M-15 Hes. M-C5 i,i:m it. ttoi;vv, ,m. i. IjI'AVA WIliKRS, SI. 1). Practice limited to diseases ot the Eyo, Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building Main 16 Astrologer sins. Fnr.ni:nu'K nAt.MES soi x, avk. Readings Dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty USED 1929 Chevrolet "6" Coupe This car has original paint and tires. Priced low f or Quick sale. PERKINS MOTOR CO Wain 500 4th and Adams Want Ad Rates Observer (Count five vera ice word lo the line.) Per line, Ut Insertion J. 100 Per line, eyh added consec utive insertion Minlinuin charge on pne order 25c RATES BY MONTH 2 llnei, per month I $2.60 3 lines, per month $3,26 4 lines, per month ji.W 5 lines, per month 1.75 Each additional line over five charged at &Uo per line per month, CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all Classified order to earn these rates. Higher ratea charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders mut be in this office by 16 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Sup orders on ad Inserted until far ther notice mii8t be received by the same ho ir or extra Insertion will bo charged. Telephone ordera solicited. Cash ratea may be .earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. PHONE) MAIN 37 "An Observer Want Ad Will Po It" FOR RENT Up-to-date furnished apartment. Garage. Lundta Court; ! 5T!i-lm. FOR SALE FOR KAIJ'I Genuine leather rocker, 6 section Globe - Wer nicke bookcase, Setiiy mattress. Cheap. J201-8th. ' 5-303 tp J.ATK CAHHAGK PLANTS for sale. I''armers 15X, Klmer laron. 'O R SA LP Registered Jersey bull, adress box 2nr;' city,-or see ' J-ec Kuyburn,. 1 nil north,' -,. . : :. . 6-20-if. FOR SALK Victor portable phonograph, 13tiii O ave., or ph. Main t.'i4. &-24-tf. MISCELLANEOUS tllPINHARTS N PA R UK PR o: draught. All kinds of sand wiches and soft drinks. The I.qU tea iii business for H0 years. 5-2'J-l 1 PIIRPMIPIC Contains every ele mout required by the hdiuan body. Our dairies are operated with .careful attention to sahlta. ;tion. We recommend PUR P NATURAL MIMC to you,- un ' adutterated, unpasteurized, un standurdii'.ed. The best milk over sold In Pa Grande Is produced by ,1,A GRAN OP AIRYMPN'H AH 1 SOi'lATION. . ' C-2fi-lm ,A GHANDHi AiATVKKtia & Up holstering ft R'ifl- Cleanln? Works. Phone 424-W.Chaa. -Kd ' '. waras. frop. i, j ;1B-1-Ini surance Co., and can make farmiNo. ono of Union County, Rtato of or city loans at attractive rate, of Intnrfst. Cbsji. H. Reynold inaurance, loans and bpnda. PimB HOLLYWOOD strain whltB Ioghorn chicks, heavy laying free range hens, mated to Brow ncll pedigreed Cockerels, April 10th, 12c; 23rd. 11c; May 1st ami later 10c. Ship c. o. d. on ap proval. Paclflu Hatchery, Tang ent, Ore. 5-2-1 tnp U. S.. L. Batteries . Tour old liultcry nnd $U.X5 puts a new unc In your cur. Burgess Battery and Electric ' 2 blocks cast or TJ. P. Depot. KXPERIKNCK has given us visions. Ity this we mean it Isn't necepsnry for bereaved to enter into nil the details. Just Indicate how you want things done. ,YK UXDKRSTAND - SNODCRARS & ZIMMERMAN Main 62 CARS ROOKING WORK. Repair work or uny kind of a new roof. Call Chua. Hfidebrand, bJuW. 3-8-lmp uufttbl i'y LvAft ui iuiruvtu city property timigat loaua oi lusialiiueru plan. i.-j-veet ' iate United States Id vest want Cm fnone Main 11. i-ifl-lm FIND IT HERE Copy for thl- column in tut be lu of 9 a. in. . SWIM AT COVT! POOL The fountain of youth. Warm mineral water, Tree picnic grounds' I 6-12-1 m. I SCHOOL OF IRI'SSMAKIXfi ! Knroll at any time, Mrs. P. C. l-'rench, 1320 Y. ave. Ph. 229-J. G-20-1 in. ITemHtKchiiiK, pruutmx, button lioicn, utc. Aurtou'a Kid die Nhup. ' ' Auv. TO THK (JHAOVATF. Now is the time to have, your diploma framed, before It becomes soiled or torn, you wlll-flnd framed and mouldings especially suited for the framing of your .diploma, a,t , Ilichnrdson's Art and Gift Shop; Spocfnlisfs in the 'framing of youy, pir.iures. . . y . fi-.tji-.i v.. Tomatoes greenhouse. 40c doz. Rohan's fi-31-2 t. . OI.KVF.R FKAMF.S : You will find many clover ideas ip the frame line-at Richardson': Art and Gift Shop , suitable for the framing of your school pictures. IJttle frnmes to fit tho smallest of pictures and alt sizes for your por traits In both swing and wall frames.,; Visit Richardson's:- Art and Gift Shop nnd have your pic ture work concctly r?one; -2:i-:tt Cnbbngo greenhouse. 10c a dK. Rohan's. 5-31-2 t. ciioici-'st ici'ri:i tomato . PI.AXTS 10c. '(pnough for every one. Get thcih. 'now. darls ' greenlionsii. ,vest; Attains ave. f. All, kinds of aster plants. Special $2 a hundred. Wilson's at Hoover market nnd Mrs. Norrit'7 (i-2-2t. All kinds of aster plants. Special $2 a hundred. Wilson's at Hoover market and Mrs. Norria. . U-2-2U v t PIH.MAHV-'OPKItlO'W Pa Grande 2nd Ward Plr and X . ave. over 0 children In costumes. Rlrds, flowers, tap dancing, songs,, music, t Proceeds for benefit of , crippled children th' Primary hos pital. Wed.,' June 4, .S:ut) p. m.1 Admission 2fic and 10c. 0-l-2t Notice w axxi aii w.'iioori I r "if ' 5iki;ti.v(4 ' - ' NOTICK IS JIKHKHY OIVRN to tho loiral votpr.s or Selinol Iiistiict , Orofron, Hint 'tlm Annual school' MnetinK of Hiiid' illatrict will lie lu'hl i at Greenwood School Wilis.: anil Central School Hulll"K lo he- Itin at Iho hour of two o'clock p. . 1 in, :uni clone at 7 o chick i. in. on the ihlnl Aiontlay in .nine. IH-Init the 10th day or June, A. 1. 19311. This ineellng io called for Iho purposo of electing two directors, ench for a term of three years and the transaction of business usual, at such meetings. , ; ; Haled tills :Ust day of May,' .1930. A'TTKST: 11. II. WIl-l.IAMS, lUslrict flerlt. tl. S. HIH.VIH, Chnlrinun Hoard of lilreoiors. June 2. V. o -V)-1TTT7' OTV1 TrpTT Trade OVUrCLirlX OlVlllXl MR. . etiCWN I CAN NOT PROMISE THftT l tL lOCATB T-le" tOST GOLO MINE BUT I.U. LOOK WE MOUNTAIN TOPS oveRroP fug pne of rocks wat blirv THfr SKULL AND Trie STAKE INTO THE CREVICE AS A MARKER. this May s-tiu. REviAy GLORIA Li,il ,.: (Mir "'" ' k, ' Trade A!ark Iieyistratlon Applied For U. a. l'atent Office Gloria has commenced to make good in her. First -position, as fashion "skettcher" the 1?ee star sparttment STC7RE. HER WORK WILL " MAINLY For -rue wcmEn's wear department; AtVD TO IMTISOVE At-fl? ADVANCE HERSELF GLORIA DECIDES To GO -TO Af?T SCHOOL A FEW eNIMGS WEEKLY", WITH A COUPLE OF HER NEW FOUND ARTIST FfelENDS: fiFFirF VI.l IVlv vAl By Junius Good tonkin? Rirls will be utar again this Bummer, pop- Good Advice: Never argue with a fool. . l.lHteiiuiH may not know which In whlrh. ' '. , ;' Jim Why you rollin y'uh par den ufior yuh gettut phtntml? Lein Gro win' mashed jiotatoes ihiti year. They fiay love is Mind, nothing elHe ran find its around so well in the dark. hut This a about the time of yeur the janitor finally (fetH the furnace ia working order. - Hiibhy- Your blx'iiUs are nutli- iny; hut imKtr. u'm sl W1IS llml ,IHrt 'mi Kvr nu. . Prohlcnis that, settle themselves are usually si'ilied righi!' those srt tled by iiian an1 often settled wron(. . Country people get flirk and have fever, town .people heroine III and Jiavo temperature. . '.'' ' '" .... .' Rigamv Is liavlng one wife too many. Monogamy, in certain in stances. Is the sam0 thing. The train bad been shuttling back and forth" for several iniu-uies.-'whlle oil. one side stood a eiii containing twit young people fum ing with "(Impatience. : '' Finally hP Blrl turYied to the boy nnd said,; "J do wlslr they would practice somewhere else. ' . t Then ihere was the poor com panionate husband whosq sweet heart would never let him slip out and sec his wife. ' ' Visitor You are growing into a idee little fellow and. will be just like your father. Mttlo Roy Yes, that la . what mother la afraid of. '. ' Yes, there are Worn nn who "al ways tumii' when their husbands speak." Put they usually jump right at them. ,' Two 'Oregon attorneys, one de-( ridedly glum of countenance,;, met "on the street. ' ( t '. 'f v .First (fllsm'nlly)-AVell, . hows business? ' : ' 'f Second (pessimist lenlly) .Rol ten! I Just chased an ambulance twolvo miles and found a lawyer In it. iiiwinmmnimiiiinmimnnn'jj t j s i same rnce for over , , . 38 years 2 ounces (or The price is right Quality is right every can guaranteed) ' MIIXIONS OF POUNB8 USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT iniiini- 1 Mark Rogistrat lorr Applied i'l u. S. Patenl Offloe , SCORCHY, LEDGE .NOOODY CAN VOU DROVE HUNTER" SOME - ' Si a INCIDENTALLY, I HAVE ASKED OlO J THIS OUGHT TO DO I ' ' v mWSs. US ALL A LOT OF GOOD.-MJ' ' ' '"y 1 I'M GLAD WE JOIt'lED. N J ' j Decoration Day pt.n(v1.tim To TIM I At Enterprise lly BrtM-k Tucker (Observer Correspondent) KXTKUTR1SK, Ore., (Special) In spite of the steady downpour of rain, a fairly large crowd' clus tered about th streets of Enter prise on Memorial day. The pro gram was-.scheduled to take place on the court house' lawn, but due lo the bad went her "was held in the (. IC. theater. The exercises open ed witli a -selection by the Knter prise municipal band, le.d by Prof. 1. X. James. The invocation was delivered by the Rev. Hall K. way Wallls. This was followed by nn other selection by the baud. The Introductory talk.' was ' given by Geo. Richards. Mr. Richards then Introduced tho Rev.: S, K, Kmutz, of Joseph, the speaker of tho day. As n'elosim? number, Iho band played "Star Kpangled Ilunnor." On tho court houtio In wit, the i pn'HCiMm -i T ti d of the best's great convenience fQ'ods.iGhiiardclliV Ground .. Chocolate has all of cocoa's convenience of form, with all i of ch' qjocpiate s run tine 1 r tl r ; You will also receive "Sweet Sixteen Recipe Packet No. 2" a new collection of prize-winning ' chocolate recipes on . 16 card-, tIips,foryoiu;recipe ftleoryour cook-book. (Free, of course!) GHIR'A RDE XX IS I AM COINS TO LEAVE IT ALL TO YOU FOO. IF YOU CANT FIND THE YOU ARB IN FULL COMMAND OF THEf RANCH fe RESOURCES , - INCIDENTALLY, I HAVE ASKED OLD CHIETF THUNDERCLOUD TO VISIT MS AND AS I FIND OAKE.TIIE WOLF UNDERSTANDS THE CROW LANGUAGE IT IS BARELY POSSIBLE HE MAY WORM INFORMATION FROM TUG XT",.-,- ciiDrOGriTiniie; rmpF-x'' bugles of the driun'4 corps played as tho flag was slowly raised into Uho misty sky. The march to tho cemetery followed and the firing 'mtuad fired a saluto to pay laat honors to tho dead, Joo Lloyd and family moved from their Kntorprise homo to lm bler thlti week. Mr. IJoyd was formerly employed by tho local telephone company and expectn to take up farming near Imbler, S, C. Weaver, of Kntorprise, left Wednesday for Montana, where he will work during the sheep shear ing season, Mr. Weaver Is nn ex perienced shearer. Mrs. Clayton Rurnslde left Kn terpriso Thursday, for Washington, on acceouut of her father's Illness. Chautauqua will he In Knterprlse July 5. 0, 7 and 8 this year. Ad vance representatives say that It will present-better programs this 'yenr. ' V , , Herb Ilrownlnit nnd family of Ui Grande, aro visiting relatives In I'luterprlso this weekend, '.. Everett Rlcltmond, from v, iho Grouse country, was an KntenSriwu visitor on Memorial day. Plai lxb. to th.e Cooking oo - De sure to set aside time tin's week to attend tlie Cooking School. Easier, better meth ods in the home are always worth learning. You will see a demonstration, among qther worthy-products, of Ghfrar"' delli's Ground Chocolate, one if H V.'i'' ': CHOCOLATE Say "Gear-ar-dctly". ... ktWAr 16 A VERY GOOD IDEA, MR. BROWN - But WE MUST BE FRANK- V V 1 WITH YOUR OLD FRIEND AND NOT ABUSE HIS CONFIOENCI? SHOULD HE TELL JAKE VOLUNTARILY ALL VERY WELL 1110 T A I'. (irra( I A 4V. MOW LONG PrWEWFI I If gg$$ ifm7 IS THE COURSE ON HOW QUICKLY lo?MTnvIl urw AK IN MODERN fefe CAb ppaT: r ) ; S? miss' Cr f&l WMAT 0M I . WMIW 7 W HAVE Khterprisp' 'was having a steady rain since Thursday morning. It looks very encouraging to crons and gardens. Prank (Shepherd. . of Wallowa lake, has for several years oper ated a small dairy and vegetable farm at the head of Wallowa lnke. Mr. Shepherd sells vegetables, milk. cream and other farm produce to i I Cafe ' Dining Room Cojfee SIiop JsaKAUlX AMU CKVIUB UNMAILIMtU 5 H 0 0 M "li-jkoom Jj.jo 5oo tojRoomt a? uBKoom $400 Sf.fo 64 RoOtoi I j( Room , 4.10 6o 48 Rootoi I Twin Drdraatni for tWA , from Uob Kooiu cn mile living . ftmtt Uthyfmm $iaoo J 8 LAROB IAMPH ROOMS EVERY ROOM AN OUTSIDB ROOM , W. HUCK1NS, Manasing Director 3 - . I hosir FRANCIS DRAKE i Announcing Hew Service MOTOR COACH Pendleton Walla Walla Lewlston Spokane Yakima Bend Portland Baker Boise Twin Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City . 3 Trips Daily to Pendleton nnd Way Points. 3 Trips Daily to Baker nnd Wny Points. 3 Thru Trips Dnily to Portlnnd and Way Points, a Thru Dnily Service to Weiser, Ontario, Boise.Twin Falls, Pocatello, Salt Lake City nnd Way Points . : Connections ar. made at Pendleton to and from Spokane, Coeur d'Alen. Colfax, Uwiston, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walla and Way Points. Connections are made at Umatilla to and from Kenncwlck, Pasco, bpokane, Yakima, lillcnsbure, Wenatchee and all Yakima Valley Point. Connections are made at Arlington to and from Hcppner, Condon, Fossfl , , : 1 1 , 1 lldu John Day,: Vallej; Points, ' ConneeUori ar inacle lit! T'e Dalles to' and froir PrlnertUe, Bend, Klamath Falls and all Central Oreeon Poirita. Conncctlona are made at Portland t and from Tacoma, Seattle, Vanconver, B, C and. Wan Joints North and Salem, Corvallis, Eugene Bseburg, Wedford, Sacraniento, San Francisco, Los Angeles and all .,.,'..,: Way I'olnu South. . Connections are made at Salt Lake City to and from Denver, Omaha, ..' y Kansas City, SLiJLouls, Chicago, Hew fdti and all Eastern Cities. Motor Coaches Leare La Grand .. itmni "rr Vw Trio Pendlaton .........GMO a. v; 9,:30 t. mr, 6:50 p. m...$2.25 $3.40 WalIft'Wallh ,:i:B:t30 nih, tU.....,.'.... 3.75 5.65 Lewiston Dt30 a, ni , ... 7.25 10.90 Spoknne 0:30 n. m. ......... 8.75 13.15 ifakima 5:40 n. m.; 9:30 a, m.; 6:50 p. m... 7.30 12.6.S Portlnnd 5:40 a, m.j 9:80 n. m.; 6:50 p. m... 8.00 12.05 Bnkor ... 10:10 a, m,; 4:00 p. m.; 8:25 p. m. 1.80 2.70 ttoise ..10:10 n. m,; 8:25 p. m. .. 7.10 10.65 Salt Lnko City 10:10 a. m.; 8:25 p. m. .... ..19.15 31.90 Inquire at Stage Depot for rates and schedules to all pointa Express Shipments Carried on All Schedule Columbia Gorge Stage Depot i. t Elm and Jefferson St. Phone Main 709 ' ! . COLUMBIA feORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM V ' t-nnit Y.mhlll Portland, Orea-oa HAD NOT THOUGHT OF THAT , SCOKCHY j FOR AFTER ALL, THE MINE IS HIS, AND IF HE IS AFRAID FOR MY SAKE AS WELL AS HI6 OWN , WE SIIOUIO RESPECT HIS KINDLY WISHES HrClB MtrJ,'. tourlstH, He recently surrounaeifTi his garden with a fence about tii feet high to keep out the Wftllowfi lake herd of elk; They can da,, much. damage tq a garden or crop, ho says, ':;.;-' , . Rateton Hemsley, catcher for t)i Pittsburgh Pirates, formerly was n coal miner, By John C. Terry By Julian Ollendorff HP a-is Jiilil' Ill Ml f I AM ANXIOUS TO MEET KJ--' THPPAMOUS CHIEF, MR 8ROWN JS? S.C HE MUST BE AN INTERESTINg;, ': -jajj JT' CHARACTER,. ' ' . kWHEN 16 HE DUE yO THE CHIEF SHOULD TO ARRIVE? Be HERE TODAY JR in ,fe7 TOMORROW. HE ' A. I WAI WONT TRAVEL BV j M W TRAIN , SCORCHY, BUT j-. v y ( 6TILL STICKS i kMmmmwlm. AS-". m mm. f m Sfe-'- f L!SSS1:.