La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 24, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, June 24, 1930 Headlight (UNION MADE) PRE-SHRUNK Overalls Are Guaranteed A new pair free if they shrink A sanctuary largo enough for 40, (MM) migratory birds, 40 square tuIU'H in nren, Iiuh boon established In Louisiana. Two Guatemalan army officers, httvo been granted permission by tho United Hlal,s war department to Hltidy flying at Urooka field, Texan. Tho city council-of West Uni versity I'lacc, a Houston, Tex., suburb, has organized nn employ ment bureau to mnko tho popula tion I no por cent workers. BATH CAPS for all the BATHING BEAUTIES 15c to $1.00 Good looking and waterproof THEL&L DRUG CO In A Hurry! Our now Franklin ambulanco a n s wcrs wills the sumo way a fire department ans- w e r 8 an alarm. Ours is a depend ably prompt ser vice. WALKER'S FUNERAL SERVICE 5XB AT SPRING ST. PHONE iS42 mmm AL-W-A-Y-S At Your Krrvirn Willi the liOwwl 1'rli-ra 111 Town Ladies' and Men's BATHING SUITS All Sizes and Colors $2.49 New York Store M. C. SWA IV. Mgr. $165.00 DOWN Buys LATE 1929 MODEL "A" FORD STANDARD COUPE This car has original paint, new car guarantee, 1930-31 license. PERKINS MOTOR CO Maln 600 4th and Adams rPLASSIFIED AD I The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties I NEW TODAY KOIt 8AU-: Oil JIKN1 rm. mod. house. in(. -Kurn. 6 Obsorvcr. C-24-2 t. 'OH BALE 1 electric washer, I range, i heater, 1814 E. Penii. 0-24-1 tp KOIt JtKNT 4th St. -Garage, $4 mo. 1910-C-24-1 tp WANTED J louse work by day or hour. Call 64G-U. 0-23-3 tp WANTED CJJrl for housework and enre of children. Call 1200 N. ave., after 0 p. m. 0-24-St. EX I. G1HU WANTS housework. Phono 420-J. , 0-24-2 tp. FOIl SAL-IS 2 registered cows, 4 yr. and 6 yin. J Just fri!h and 1 fresh Auk. 0. J. A. Mills, Cove. 0-24-0 t. KOI'. KALIS Wm-k team, wehrht 2700, one 3 horse Ounton disc, l'liono 189-It., Ixltidn City. 0-24-6 tp. HKADY CUT BuniBo lumber, 10x10 with doors. shingles nnd trims, 42.60. M. OliO, I'elo Ilouumint. 0-24-1 mp FOIl KENT Mod. bedroom Ir.r 1 or 2 ladles, 1G07-Gth. I'll. 381-J. 0-24-t f. LOST Hmall whlto rioR boarhiif Portland lleenso 4S08. Child's pel. Finder rail KM-lt. fl-24-lt. WANTED DRIVING TO SHAWDB Want passengers to share. expenses. Wrlto A. B. Obsorvor. 6-28-1 mp FOR SALE FOR HAMS Dinoo Jersey li Art Bchrens, Hummcrville. 0-23-3 tp. 'OH KALIS Oil RISNT Thorounll ly modern llii-co room liouse. l'liono 839-W. 0-23-6 tp 'X)Il KALIS Six UHed trucks from ton to 2 ton capacity. Smith's HaraRc. 0-23-0 t. TOR SALE Business and part furniture of Ostermoor hotel, 24 rooms. Mrs. F. M. Martin. I'll. 400, Baker, Oro. , 0-10-1 mp WEINHARD'S Columbia near beer on draught. All kinds of sand wiches' and Boft drlnkB. Tho Lolles, in business 30 years. 0-4-lm. FOR RENT '"OR RISNT HoilHo closo In, 2109 3rd. s s-3 t. FOIl HUNT Modern 6-rm. house, aarago und wood shed, luos Ad ams. 0-21-3 Ip FOIl RISNT 6 room modern bungalow bet. Wash, and Adams, ut 1904 Alder. 0-20-2 I FOIl It ISN'T Mod., fnrn. 904-3nl. l'h. 914-W. 0- 3-rm. !0-2lp a pt., FOIl ItlSNT 3-rm. f-.irn. apt., 1101 O. Phono 894-W. 0-19-Ct FOIl ItlSNT ItniB. Ladles. Close In. Phono 140-W. 0-19-tf FOIl RISNT Furnished apartment. 1803 Adams avenue. 0-18-lf. FOR RISNT -Cool, modern, film. upt. Frlgldalro, 2 bods, garage. Luudla Court. 0-1 1-1 m. FOIl RISNT Mod. npt. with Frldl galre. Call Melvllie'a. 0-0-tf. APARTMENTS All ro-flnlshe:'.. Summer rates. Inquire Somiuor holol. 6-28-1 m. FOIl ItlSNT Finn, houses and opts., with baths, clean, quiet. low rates, wood. Adults. 1810 Clroon-r.-10-i m. MISCELLANEOUS SI'ISCIAI. Colli cream, powders and bea:ily requisites at half price. Marliieliu Beauty shop, over L. fc L. drugs. 6-21-31 ISASTISRN OR1SGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred it". I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. OA'tt' e-9-i in. '-A ORANDB MATTKBJM8 A Up. Uolstetlng A Rug Cleaning Worka Phone 414-W. Chas. Ed wards, irop. 11-1-lm I'll UH Mll.lv Contains every olo-im-nl roqiilrcil by tlio bulnni. U. S. L. Katteries Your olil Imtlorj nml Sd.KS puts r new ono In your car. Burgess Battery and Electric 3 block. rast of U. P, Depot. Want Ad Rates Observer (Count five aver airo word to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion 10o Per lino, e.ch added consec utive insertion - - tJ 7o Minimum charge on one order f fTT HATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month 8 lines, per month 4 lines, per month .13.50 .$3.26 .$4.00 14.7(1 o lines, per monin Each additional line ovaf rivn charged at 60o per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCJD la re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all C'asslfled orders must be In tbls office br lo A. M. DAY OP INSERTION, Step orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same hour or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Caflh ratoa an ay be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" body. Our dairies aro operated with careful attention to sanlta. tlon. We recommend PURE NATURAL MILK to you, un. adulteratod, unpasteurized, un standardized. Tho best milk over sold In Ijx. Grande Is produced by LA GRANDE DAIRYMEN'S AS SOCIATION. 6.20-lir. MONET TO LOAN We are repre sentative! for the Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or elty loans at attractive rates of Interest, Chas. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. ROOFING WORK. Repair work or any kind of a now roof. Call Chas. Hllfiebrand, WOW. 3-6-lmp MONET TO LOAn on improved olty property, straight loans or Installment plan. Z.-j vegt rates. United States Investment Co. Phone Main II. l-U-lm FIND IT HERE Copy (or tliln column mast be in ay B s. m. ATTENTION x Jester'a shoo shop has ndded another man, who gives special at tention to ladles' cement solos and men's full soles. 0-18-0 tp. reasonable 213 Depot. C-23-0 t. Chinese dishes nt prices. Portland cafo, SOIIOOIi OP DRESSMAKING Enroll nt any tlmo, Mrs. D. C. Kronen, 1320 Y. avo. Ph. 229-J. 6-20-1 jn. I'll E lll'IS OP THIS I'ARTY "KhurflliiB Sambo" tho Tap Dancing I loll. It has been a riot all over tho country. Do your Tap Dancing at homo with Shuffling Sambo. Get olio of theso clever fel lows at Rlehardson'B Art and Gift Shop. Seo tho window display. Ask to seo them demonstrated. C-23-t r. llonistlKililllg, pleating, button IioIoh, etc. Norton's Kiddie simp. Adv. NKW FRAMES Richardson's Art and OKI Shop has Just received a shipment of new awing anil stand n-allles. In nil sizes nnil styles, and folding leather SCORCH Y SMTTHTrad0 B&lf V Jill Silr 'i i raraiM5-j mmmm mmMmumm 1 rs. -m v Mtommvm mmmwiim:mm mimfJ!r .tMW:ir ' nr.OPT A rrad0 Mllrk Hesistratlon Applied For -SL J QRIA v !! FOREIGN RELATIONS " ByJulian 01 WW? Girls, -po You Ktfow gi well - up' 7rr 71 1 W1U THAT F-SCNCWMAN VWO K iLe J A VPBV v f l5MOUS God HE'S To SELECT '. y IS ALWAVS jviir a DESIGNING tfi " 1 I A5 DES1GNE ' SIX AMERICAN GIRLS v I UOPE f waging iMi hLi S ??w? irr rs frames. Have your nlcturo fnunod now at Hlchardson's Art and Gift Shop. Specialists in Enlarging, Hand Tinting and Framing. 6-23-tf siitrruxG amio The clever Tup Banclnc Doll. now on sale at Richardson's Art and Oirt Shop. Yoa will get the ' feature of which was a big birth-'sic lunnv0day,L"frnl,t " Those who helped Betty Columbia Broadcasting system: funny dancing doll. 0-23-tf. celebrate the day were Rita Harris, g, Romantic Forty-Niners; 8:30, Hazel Clark, , Uurnetta Aluegrave, i Revue; 9, mood pictures; 9:30, Ted OPEN Alll I'AVII.IO.V Jean Williams, Betty Koger, Inez i white. Night Club. You'll enjoy your dancing at the: Marks, Imogono Whlto, Richard Northwest Broadcasting system bargain dance every Wed. Regular ; l'roctor, Alvln Lee Miller, Arif g. Humers eornnr.: s ao ni-ei.o. dance every Sat. night. STAR NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. 0-24-21 : CARD OP THANKS Wo wish to thank our many friends for their kindness during our recent bereavement. Also for the many beautiful floral offer ings. Mm. J. T. Harvey. Mrs. Hnrlny Smith. Ray and John Harvey of 'Port land. W. E. Smith, l.ora Leak. Myrtio Huffey. 0-24-1 t. After two yeara Frank MJller, Eldorado, Kan., oil worker, has repaired his airplane that was wrecked In a tornado. neCBUBO Of the inernnslnir nunv bpr of women In bualnosss. the I word "Alen's" has been stricken from the name of tho Oklahoma City Credit Men's nsso'cialion. B a c k a c he It functional Bladder Irritation disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn ing or Itching Sensation. Bnck- acho, Leg Pains, or muscular aches, making you feel tired, donressod. and dlBcnuragcd, why not try tho Cysttw 48 Hour Test? Don't elvo tap. Clot CysU-x today. Put It to l ho test. Seo for yourself him quickly It works nnd what It does. Money 'back If It doesn't biliie- qulck Improvement, and satisfy you completely. Try Cystox today. Only 00c Rod Cross Drug store. Adv. ( Professional Directory This directory Is especially handy for tlio newcomer or for tho out-of-town render who may ivnnt Uio naiiio nnd address of sonio professional man. It lins Uccil carefully prepared nnd will provo to bo a ready aid to any reader ui obtaining prompt' iro fossloiuil son-ire. ... T CLASSIFIED FOIl QUICK REFERENCE Physicians & Surgeons A, Tj. RIOnAIlDSON. M. D. Physician and Burgeon Office ovor Glass Drugs Office Fhono, M-16 Ros. M-6B WSWA WILKES, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of tho Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foloy Telephone Building Main 16 Astrologer MRS. FRKDHRICK IWjMISS 301 N, AVE. Roadlngs Dally. Readings by Mail a Specialty nrk RWatrtlon Applied For u. a. pa i tcnl Office A K I tJ I -i H' A I . I .M t- V , , COVE PERSONALS By Mrs. T. R. Conklln (Observer Correspondent) COVE, Oro (Special) In honor of tho eighth birthday of her daughter Wanda Betty, Mrs. Alvln Orton took her Sunday school clans on a picnic last Tuesday, June 17. Mr. Orton assisted In loading his car and trailer with tho children and food and driving them to tho Old pldnC grounds bclOW the POWer house. After a happy day uuiiuiuuB luneneon was served bv Mrs. Orton ihn ernivnino- i Smith, Jean Miller and Don Mil 'er. I Mrs. Royal Conley, who has been I spending the'week with her mother Mrs. Bud Glenn, of llllgard, re-! turned to her home Thursday. In the absence of her mother, f Salt Lake City Mrs. J. E. Mills, Miss Dorothy Mills I KSL (1130): 7:30, NBC; 8, Va was hostess for a small dinner par- j rlety ensemble; 0:16, music, news; ty Wednesday evening. The guests wero tho Rev. William Muarry Bradner, of Providence, who in here attending summer school and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hefty and sons, Bona Id and Charles. Word was received that C G. Springer underwent an operation for chronlo appendicitis last Sat- urday evening in a hospital at Corvallls. Mrs. Springer, who is living in Philomath hut going into Corvallls each day, reports that he Is getting nlong nicely. Mr. Spring er has heen principal of the Cove achool for the last two years and has accepted his same position for next year. The Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. After the roll call and business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. Refreshments were served to tho largo crowd of members present by Mrs. Ruth Baker, Mrs. E. Elinor Towlfl nnrl Mrs. Rthop Tnn-nr Thn Aid has planned a party for next Wednesday afternoon to be held on Mrs. Harry Fisher's lawn. The pur pose of tho affair beside the social tlmo is to collect the dime bags which each member has been fill ing. The hostess will bo Mrs. H. Fisher, Mrs. 1. Lantz Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. A. A. Antics, Mrs. W. Hawkins and Mrs. Lynn Chadwick. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean are ex pected home from California, where they were called by the sud- uuii miii'Ms ul iur. xsunn s iaincr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dean are making a t return trip to Portland by airplane. Mrs. A. O. Conklln and son, Al bert, left Thursday m ornl ng for Kanta Barbara, Cal., where they will spend a couple of woeks, visit ing their son and brother, Phillip Conklln. On their return to Port land, they expect to stop a few days with relatives, Ueforo returning home. The Ladic3 Guild were delight fully entertained, Thursday after noon nt tho homo of Mrs. R. I. Barker. Four tables of bridge wore at play during the afternoon. High score being won by Mrs. T. K. Conklln nnd low falling to Mrs. Frank Wells. At the close of tho games, delicious refreshments wero served. Honoring Mrs. Royal Conley, a shower was given, ninny lovely presents being received. Itolnnd Knos spent Thursday at the A. A. Antles home. Mr. Enos' .friend of tho Antles family. j ,Tho gentle rain which fell Thurs- I homo is In Portland. He Is an old ! uny evening, was heartily appro ciated by tho farmers of the Cove, ' for tho hay on the entire slope scorns to have been cut, and is wait ing to bo put up. THREE K. SMITHS OX TKAM MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Thero aro three E. Smiths on the Minne apolis baseball club. Enrl Smith, a veteran, plays left Held, while Er nest Smith nnd Elmer Smith, both new acquisitions, play shortstop ma riKiit rich! rosnictivilv. WEDNESDAY l'KOGKAMS Kntlnnnl llrniiilnnqMnf f'n. r.-3n Grantland Rice, orchestra; 7, Henry Sliirr- 7 HO Aiiiou nnrt An.lv X ofjack and Ethyl; S:30. Hill Billy Bnvs: 9:30. Plenaiirn hour: 10-30 ,n ..." tra; 9, Neapolitans; 11:30, Midnight Revellers. Seattle. KJR (D70): 8, NBS; 10, Bun shine program;--10:30, orchestra; 12, NBS, :au, jnbu; 10, dance music; 11 Vagabond of Air, Sau Francisco KPO (G80): 8, NBC; 8:30, fea tures; 9:30, concert; 10, dance mu sic, - - KPRC (G10): 8, CBS; 10, news, lmualc feature; 10:3a to 1 dance iinuaic. Spokane KHQ (500): C:30, NBC; 9. Haw. allans; 9:30, NBC; 11, requests. Onklaiul KGO (790): 7:30, NBC; 9. min iature biographies; 9:30, NBC. KLX (880): 8, orchestra; 9, bookworm; 9:15, soloists; 10, fea ture, popular music. Los Angeles KFI (640): 8, NBC; 8:0, musical features; 9:30, concert; 10:30, dance music, KHJ (900): 8,' CBS; 10. news, dance music; 12 to 1, organ. KNX (1050): 8, novelty pro gram; 9, "Sporting Events;" 9:30, solofsts 10, dance music. Tuconm KVI (7G0): 8. CBS; 10, Texas Tommies; 11, dance music. . Denver KOA (830): 7:30, NBC; 7:45, orchestra; 8:30, Denver concert or chestra, malo quartot; 9:30, NBC. Portland KEX (1180): 9, NBS; 10, records and orchestra; 11:30, news, NBS. KG-.W (G20): 6:30, NBC; 9, stu- (dio; 9:30, NBC; 10, Cecil and Sal NBC. iy; iu: DlvSTRl'CTn V E DO WN POX'R ISTANBUL, Turkey, Juno 23 (AP) A cloudburst at Angora yesterday dwtt'oyed in a half an hour much that the Kenm lists had accomplished In sovea years of la bor toward modernization. Tho torentinl rain tore up miles of new roads nnd sidewalks in the ancient city, destroyed the villa of tho president of the national as sembly, and flooded tho new model dwellings of many deputies. Tho children's playgrounds, operutcd by Americans, wero washed away. hi;ld on theft chakge PORTLAND, Juno 23 (AP) Jack Thompson was In jail here today under $2500 . bail charged with breaking tho show window of a downtown jewelry shop nnd stealing seven watches valued nt $270. Ho was caught a few blocks from tho store. He plead- 0(1 tlml ho was hunRry nntl Intend ed to pnwn tho wutches to obtain food. Automotive Exports Drop WASHINGTON (AP) Auto motive products exported by tho United Stat ua during April it mounted to $37,4 43. 66 1, n de crenso of C.3 pep cunt as compared with figures for Mnrch. Gains wore registered In exports of pas senger cars nnd trucks, but heavy io.msor in miscellaneous products. Auto Changes Persia BAGDAD (AV) Tho automo bile and better roads have changed Persia In seven years from a land dependent on mule and camel trains to ono serviced with well defined trade routes and quicker transportation. At the age of 84 J. V. Ledbctter Is seeking tho post of sheriff of Muskogee county. Oklahoma. (;HAM)Mi:Tili;it'S DA KLIN' fi lly Alice JuIm)N Pcnlo Of tho four children In the fam ily, it was Nancy who was selected by her grandmother for her spe cial love and attention. The others wero nice children, but Nancy wa3 her darling. Sho showered the child with giftt: and treats. She would take her to spend days at her house and there spoil her with every adoring attention. Vhatevor Nancy did was won derful, whatever sho said remark able. Then when Nancy was nine, grandmother died. Her parents ex pected that the child would feel tho bereavement keenly. They wero not prepared for the calm ness with which she took the event. Nancy, apparently, had cared little for the grandmother who had loved her so much. Sho laughed and played as usual on the day of the funeral. Gradually, however, a change crept over her behavior. She mop ed and when they tried to talk to her, Bho would only answer, "I wish there wero someone hero to lovo mo like grandmother did or grandmother was nico to inc. Nobody is nice to mo now.' Her attitude grow worse. Noth ing in tho course of tho day to day lifo of that affectionate whole some family seemed capable of drawing her away from her pre occupation. Finally they sent her away to the country where a change of scene, now. interests, new play mates, restored a healthy satisfac tion to her day to day life. A child who Is permitted to be come dependent upon an excessive indulgent love, upon approval and attention, based not upon merits, but upon the need of the person who showers them upon him. has always difficult adjustments to mako when, for one reason or an other, theso are suddenly with drawn. It Is a danger from which tho thoughtful parent will try to guard his child. OFFICE CAT ;tadi hank pio. A friend of ours spent his vaca tion being operated on. Ho sent us picture post cards of tho hospital saying, "Wish you wero here. Am sleeping under two anaesthetics." Peoplo aro like money keep thein busy or they'll lose interest. City Man "Farm products cost moro than they used to." Farmer "Yes. When a. fnrmer is supposed to know the botanical name of whnt he's rnlsln' nn tho entomological namo of tho insect that will kill it, somebody's got to pay." SLOGAN FOR ONE OF TIIOSI LAWN SPRINKLING DEVICES: DEW IT NOW. Modern furniture is nil right In warm weather because you can't sleep anyway. Chats With j Parents J.C.PENNEYC0 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. Boys' Hose To Wear With Long Trousers 25c Well -wear inj;: quality hose o? rayon plaited mercerized yarns. Heels and toes are mercerized for txtra wear. Choose from ir.any patterns in new and at tractive color combinations. badly that tho.v would buy a white elepl um t 1ft lit) rouhl pu ivlutse hiin on the installment plan. ' A newspaper columnist has jusU retired after more thnn 40- yenrs at his Job. It is said he can remem ber when they could still mnko jokes about finding hairpins in the back seat of tho car. We get it on pretty good author ity that more vegetables and hus bands have been canned this year than ever before. Customer I though you said this bird coud sing. Store Keeper My mistake; it's only a humming bird. There's something of tho hero In every man who gamely faces the first two weeks of growing a mus tache. , ' Carl Why tho rags and tatters? You surely haven't lost nil your money trying to buck Wall Street, have you? Joo Oh, no. I know I look as if I'd bought my clothes at a rum- mngo sale, but we are starting on our vacation next Monday and my wife won't let mo wear any of my clean clothes or the suits she's had pressed up to go away with. CEDAR SHINGLES We have a new low price on Cedar Shingles. You can re-roof now for less money than for several years. VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. rjIONE MAIN 733. "GOOD SEIIVICE QUICK"