La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 03, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GJSANDE,- ORE. - Page Seven- Thursday, July 3 193 II' 1 4 I The NEW TODAY FOR SALE New suit of clothes. Never worn. Too tight. Trade for wood, not more than 15 In., 1103 12th. 7-3-3 tp.. WANTED Work by exp. chamber maid. Ph. 392-W. 132a T ave. 7-3-2 tp.- YEARS OP EXPERIENCE serving the public. Capable bookkeeper, typist, A-l saleswoman dcsire3 employ ment. La Grande Observer. L. E. W. 7-3-2 tp FOR RENT Mod. apt. Furn. 3 rms. -j Private bath, 12.50 mo. 1201 V ave. -4 7-3-1 tp FOUND Hosary beads. Call Observer. 7-3-3 tp. LOST Black wallet on the Harrlman National bank of N. Y. containing letters of credit of no value to any one except owner. Return to Ofci. server and receive reward. 7-3-2 tp WANTED Woman for general house work. Ph. 457-J. 7-3-2t. FOR RENT-375-J. -2 furn. h. k. rms. Phone 7-3-1 t. FOR RENT Mod. garage. Ph. 245-J, 7-3-tf. PIANO GIVEN good home for use, no children, 1303 Ninth St. Ph. 273-W. 7-3-3 tp. USED CARS 1927 Chandler coupe, i 1927 studebaker scuan, 1927 Dodge sedan. Chrysler garage. 7-3-1 t. DON'T FORGET the dance at Elgin open air pavilion every Sat. night. Llndsey's orchestra. 7-3-2t. DANCE Sat. night at 7-3-21. ' Eagles hall.. WANTED WANTED Experienced girl for house work. ' Must be good cook. "Call be tween 12 find I. Mrs. L. K. Kinzel. 7-2-tf. WANTED Housework. ' cooking by exp. woman with child 3. Inq. Ob server. . 7-2-3 tp.. HOUSEWORK in La Grande or coun try wanted by girl. Ph. mother, . 346-W. 7-2-2 tp. WANTED Practical nurse wants con valescent. Invalids, or care of old people at my home. Call after 6 p. m.. 211-R. 7-1-6 tp. FOR SALE FOR SALE Cheap, or will take car ' on f ivo rm. house, mod. except fur nace. Splendid garden - ready - for -. use. - Call 912-W. . 7-3-0 t. FOR SALE Cherries, 15c gal., pick them yourself. F. W. 'King. Phone 293-W. . . 7-1-3 t. FOR SALE Fruit Jars. .go-carvt and baby bassinet. Cheapen. -268-M.-, r . 7-1-tf. FOR SALE Business nnd part furniture of Ostermoor hotel, 24 rooms. Mrs. F. M. Mni tin. Ph. 400, Baker, Ore, 0-10-1 mp WEINHARD'S Columnlii near beor on draught. All Kinds of sand The wlchos and soft drinks. Lottos, in business 30 years. 6-4-lm. FOR RENT FOR RENT 5 rosm mod. 321-M. house. Call 7-2-2 tp. FOR RENT ' ams ave. -Furnished apt. 1809 Ad-7-2-tf, VO II ItENT Mod. apts., first class. Special summer rates. Sonimcrs hotel. G--n-tf. FOR RENT ams. Furn h. k. rm. 1512 Ad- 6-28-tf. ; VOR RENT Cool, modern, -furn. ! apt. Kriiridalrc, 2 beds, garage. Landls Court. 6-11-lm. KOIt RENT Mod. apt. with Fridi gairo. Call Melville's. , 0-0-tf. FOU KKNT ftptn., with Furn. houses and bntha. clonn. quiet. BALSAM WOOL Tucked in between your' ceiling joists, it will keep the house cool in summer and warm in winter. VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. PHONE MAIN 733. "GOOD SERVICE QUICK" SSIFIED AD The Market place of Union and Wallowa Want Ad Rates Observer (Count five aver a k3 wordt to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion lOo Per line, each added consec utive insertion 7c Minimum charge on one order S5c HATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month 3 linea, per month .13.60 .13.25 4 lines. Der month - 4.QQ 5 lines, per month $4.75 Each additional line over five charted at Gilo per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE! is re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit insertions. Copy for all Casslfiod orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. Sup orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same hoir or extra insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone ordera by payment on or before date of last insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" low rutea wood. 1S10 Greon-6-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS DANCE AT ELGIN fairgrounds. July 4 and 5. 7-1-3 t. AUCTIONEER Call Jay Breshcars. Ph. Farmers 9:il, Route 1. Allccl. 6-30-1 in. p. READY CUT garago lumber, 10x10 with doors, shingles and trims, J42.60. M. 900, Vote Dousqunt. 0-24-1 mp EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. I. O. O. l' temple, 447-J. G-0-1 m. TjA GRANDE MATTKKriS & Dp hnlBterlng & Ruf Cleanlm Wsrks. Phono 424-W. Chos. EM wards. irop. i2-l-im HONK'S TO LOAN We are repre sentatives tor the Prudential In surance Co., and can moke farm or clt7 loans at attractive rates of interest. CIm. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds, 't ; ROOriNG WORK. Repair work nr r.ny kind of a new roof.: Cal Chns. Hiifiebrand,' bJOW. 8-6'-linp MONET TO LOAn onr'i improvea city property, stralKht,;,loanf or installment plan. T-jWst rntes United States Investment Co Phons Mstn 8J. i i(.'-16-lrl I-IKSE lill)i:s : A TRICK I'JIIlltKl.l.A WASHINGTON VP A trick hand bag concealing small umbrella is Icnrrici by Mrs. Richo'rd Tntes, newly .elected president of the Chevy chase branch of the League of American Pen Women. Mi's. Tates was seen at country 'club wearing a smart sports 'outfit of red suit, white snoes anu hwium". red gnuntlctt gloves, red hat and the flat red purse which, when opened, revealed a small red umbrella. Professional Directory This directory Is especially handy for the. newcomer or for ho out-of-town reader who limy ivant the namo nnd address of somo professional man. It has been carefully prepared nnd will provo to bo n ready old to any render In obtaining prompt pro fessional service. CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE . Physicians & Surgeons A. Tj. RICHARDSON, M. D, Physician and Burgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-15 M-65 I.EE B. ISOUVY, M. I). LEW A WILKES, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of tho Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foley . Telophone Building Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 301 N, AVE. Readings Dally. Readings by Mail a Specialty U. S. L. IJattcries Your olil battci-y nnd $0.81 puts a new ono In your car. Burgess Battery and Electric 2 block? cast of V. P. Depot. Counties FIND IT HERE UOP7 for thl column nut la Of I ft, m. CKLEHKATE THE FOURTH Buy your fireworks At Highway Cnsh grocery, 2203 Adams, 3o to 65c. 0-25-8 t. DANCE AT ELGIN Pavilion every Sat. night. Dick Llndsey's B-piece orchestra. 7-3-2 t. Hemstitching, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop.' Adv. Dance 4 and 5. at Elgin fairgrounds, July 7-l-3t SWIM AT COVE POOL "Tho Fountain of Youth." Com pleto change of clear, sparkling warm mineral water every 7 hours. . 6-25-lm OVEN AIll PAVILION You'll enjoy your dancing at tho Bargain dance every Wed. Regular dance every Sat. night. Star Novelty orchestra. 7-3-2 t. AVTOMQISII.E OWNERS ATTENTION When you have the mlsfortuno to break your side glass 01' windshield, you will save money and time by taking your car to Richardson "The Art Man" at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. He specializes In 611 kinds of glass work, and will refit your car with the finest glass, In the shortest possible time f.nd the right price. When you break a glass think ol Richardson's Ait and Gift Shop. . . 6-30-tf. I will not be responsible . for any dobt3 qontracted by any other person than myself. Reed Taylor. 7-3-26. LIFELIKE Your pictures will be as natural as life when enlarged and hand tinted by Richardson "The Art Man.:' En largements made from cither the print or from the negative. Richard son's Ait arid Gift Shop for. better pictures and correct framing. 0-30-tl YOl'NU III TCI1 PUINCESS SI.VSTEKS CULINARY ART THE HAGUE PI Princess Juliana of Holland, who Is Just 21, now Is a fully qualified cook as well as. the holdor of a doctor's. degree from.Ley den university. , Two -expert cooks, one a Pronch chef and the other a-Dutch housewife, have . found the .princess an apt pupil. For four, days a weefc.she has devoted her forenoons, under -their directum., to practical culinary experience. Now she cooks both plain and fancy dishes With vfluccess. j .. .... i Testimony , to her new skill was given ata dinner, prepared entlroly by herself, with members of tho royal, family ns guests. ..,,... ,, i Jfl EVKKV MINUTE. .. CHIcAgo! III., July, 3 ( Special) Blue Ribboaimnlt, a Central Illinois firm, hns Sftnt a messnge to me tiun- u. i.mvo In t.hf. nlnne "CitV Of CIHt. cago," thot It would give them 1 for'j every minute they remained alon ai- i tor 0 p. m.. July l. GET RID OF YOUR CORNS Just a minute o your time and "END-O-CORN" Presto I Corns disappear. No Pain. No more suf fering. Walk with ease. Don't fool ; wilh those so-called "corn cures" any I longer. They are dangerous. Get END-O-CORN at the follow ing druggists TODAY or if they are not near you write to END-O-CORN T . A noli ATORIES. 4 Garfield Blvd., Chicago, 'who will . see that you re- ; ccive a jar promptly. Moon DrhK Co. Adv. Trade SCORCHY SMITH rBiiiiamiim.-, FOU TlfABERRATS HAVt V FlrU W', KAJ.. NSW BEORKO - MA - K0W, aDKCY, B WIS THINK, UK& XOU WTO Kirx- I RAC-TeR.5,1 , . A i, uuiMinmi.sguuigM ' r I -TTZ . . rz--. I TTrTTXrrade Mark Reglstrntlon AppUed For ' ' A WORD TO TH F! WTSF, By JuH an Ollendorff j KJl iVJI,lrt. U. S. Tatenl Office ' ' - y M-ir- I " . haven't .i met AW-J'M 1 rSf '' savS rwTs one) OFFICE CAT ' TNAOS HANK It tO. ' BrJunius The only way you can tell when Its the Fourth of . July In Chicago Is by looking at a calendar. SUMMER SUGGESTION TO SALES MEN: SLAP-NO BACKS IN SUNBURN SEASON. : . . Evangelist Brother, why did you enter this life of sin? Sinner I had no choice; my parents didn't consult me. We hear of an Illinois man named Storms who has named his three sons, Hale Storms, Rayne Storms ana Snow Storms,-and suggests that his fourth will probably be called Bllzicard. If they keep coming wo presume there will be Sand StormsDust Storms and finally Brain Storms. ... The night watchman on his night off, probably sits up and waits for his daughter to come home. One thing about false teeth Is that when they start muttering you tall always take them out. . . Wife (trying on hats) Do you like this one turned down, dear? Husband How much is It? wife Eleven dollars. Husband Yes, turn It down. ... The man who knows how will al ways find a place in life.- But tho man who knows why will be his boss. , i . . Modem limerick: "There was a young lady from . Jackson, who wore dresses without any backs on. She was chased by the laws, but got loose because there was nothing to pin any facts on." ..,-..,'- . , t Mother' .Wo grow when' we. are green. Phlllp-Ifs when we think wo are ripe .that we begin to stagnate.. . 1 . . . ;. . . - . An Eastern ruler has a sword swal lower permanently on his staff to entertain him. And by this method ho could easily dispose of his old safety-razor blades. ' ' ' , j i Angry Parent You promised you . would live within your allowance and you haven't done It. That shows how weak you are. .. . .. ... Son . (Boothingly) No. Dad; l shows how weak the allowance Is, FRIDAY I'ltOtlHAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 6:30, Re vue;'?, music' and drama; 7:80, Amos and Andy; 7:45, concert, favorites: 8, Ole end the Girls; 8 :4D, Tone pictures: I lark Registration Aoplied For U. S. Patent Office .'..:v '- Will IT ' II Rprnnsp irispoorl to drink and oood foreverv- llll II 1 A tMMdS A flja 1 II . S "ill 1 1 II I III . i ,t i.l. i 1 .11 1 1 I III 1 ! -SAAWl A, AU.S.9 V IK . f Mx I Doay, more norucK s maitea miiK nas Deen llll ' II r . im ' . II sold than all other brands combined. Its I II fr 13GQt " OH I I fervent desire to satisfy an' I richness and quality have triade It the world's L I ' ,. 'I r the particular demands ot iiii standard and the satest milk tor you. bend V " ' i our clients llaH given ns a wide- III . . .- , i . I ' rV ' jm a- ' A : jr i spread reputation for trust- INI us ten cents today for & sample and mixer. QnlainC nwtlilni'HH. Vim rim depend I V 9 wAC&VA&ft Ji upon us without hesitation. IIII rj TT -r r-j TT f Q . . Y ' WE UNDERSTAND I JTl J. , JLv M-J JL . X- , O I . ', ( i SNODGRASS I racine. Wisconsin ' yT I ' : & ZIMMERMAN 1 ! '' f S fl I 1 - Main 62 I, -. . ' 1 I , I 1 ; ' ' 1 1UAR AIM T MUCH. SCORCHY. I v iESBiiSiSs- : -"Bc41 1 MEADiMa - UUIX,1B7- IslAKiir -iri i iri vn vuv-r. pr iu I D(:, t., 0:15, weekend hour: 0:45, John and Ned: 10. mystery serial: 10:30, No mads; li' to 12, dance lnuslc. ' Columbia Broadcasting system; 8, vaudeville; 8:30, Callfornlans: 9 to 10, story hour; 10, dance music. Northwest Broadcasting system; 8, ensemble and soloists; 9. Neapolitans and soloists. Seattle - KJR (070) : 8, NBS: 10, sunshine program; 10:30, orchestra; 12, Revel lers. . . I.os Angeles - KHJ (900) : 8, CBS; 10, news, dance music: 12 to 1, organ. KNX (1050): 8, popular program: 9, Circus; 0:45, fight broadcast; 11:45, danco music. - , . , -' , KFI (640): 8. Hawaiian trio: 8:30, feature: 8:45, NBC; . 0:15, Three Co- eds; 0:30, symphonette; 10:30, dance music. ' ' ' Sale Lake City . ; KSL (1130):. 7:30. NBC; 7:45; mu sical programs; 0, NBO; 10, dance mu sic: .11'.- Vagabond or Air. KVI (700): 8i CB8: 12 to'l, organ recital. ' - . - - -. ' v Oakland '' -KLX (880): 8, Hl-Jlnks; 10.. fea ture: 10:15, dance music; classlcol recordings.- '' -' KGO (790): 8. NBC features. Spokane '-' , ' KHQ (590): 6:30. NBC; 10, slumber hour; 11, dance music. Portland KGW (620): . 6:30, NBC; 0:45, fea ture; 10, Cecil and Bally: 10:30. Hoot owis. KEX (U80): 8. NBS: 10. records, orchestra; 11:30. news, Revellers. Hun Francisco . , KPO (680)1 8. musical programs; S; TOS.9' '-con" kfro 16101: 8. CBS: , 10. songs, news; 10:20 to 1, dance music. . Ileilver . KOA (030): 7:30. NBC; 7:45, dance music; 0, xylophonjst; 9:15, NBO fea tures. HORSE STEAK JUST AS GOOD PACKER SA YS BOISE, Idaho ) in the mouth bf Gearge P. Coksley, -meat packer of San Jose, Cal;, a nice Btook: off a prime liorso Is as good as beef. Cokeley swung his praises of horse steak after his arrival here to back up his relief with purchases of horses. , ' H(J plans to buy 8omB of th0 ponie, being rounded up on - the: Owyhee ., ,., fn .hlnment to his San 1 Jose plant.- Ho said much of tho bet- nH.ifl rtf t.ncitn l.Bnt. In unlri on the Pacitld coast and Is In great demand, RnaMIn Pnrt.lnnrt and Sun Francisco ! hi.v inrtTA finnntittPH of the meat, he said. It is Bold under its own nomo at o price less than that for beef, Cokeley asservoa. Ono of the hardest Jobs. Cokolcy said, was to got the owners of horses to admit having any wua norses ior sale, due tq tholr fear of tho assessor. Ranchmen with as few as five horses listed on their tax rolls will ship as many as ,600 horses to the pacKers during the reason. . - - ,, , of commerce must have a. parachute p"'50 .... .'i-,. L r ; .-,-V" -j'J. .. w 1 vr-'T' ' g rigger's license- after July. 1. ' ' ,. . . ' 1 ' m ; . , - - . ,, . ... Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page RSSraSS -' JTS JAKE IS A Mi" WAL, RECKON 1 YtRSOJ vi -H T VOU GOT p PUTJrtRSELf y 0H ,oou. j, 1 Englishwoman Engineers Will Honor Aviatrix LONDON P) When Amy Johnson comes home, decorated with one of the highest honors the British gov ernment can give ft woman, she will Ilnd a warm welcome awaiting her by some fellow engineers. They are members of the Women's Engineering .society, of which Amy became a member when she secured her ground engineer'! license. ; . While women or London society are esfclntt Amy to. garden parties, and while the man on the streets Is acclaiming her flight, members of the Women's Engineering society will do oaklna Amy alt about how her plane behaved during her .long uignt Australia. . ,;,, ; ... . : Tho society Is planning to do hon br to Its member who has winced; her self into fume. Nobody quite know ( wnac to ao lor ner, since vno Kiug already has given her a title,, and the prime mlhlBter has sent his personal congratulations. , Somo of the girl engineers think u pair of overalls with , an oil -proof Docket In which to store a powder puff might be suitable for a good engineer who Is also feminine aud pretty. " ; : p I . " . r T T ' What cook books stress I hi is also stressed in roasting fJLLS Bros coffee Cook the steak a Unit at a tim on :ach side. That's the way to broil it evenly; Hills Bros; roast their coffee ' founds at a timi by ' their tktented. continuous bTOC- .' r , iss, Cofltrblltd Itloistlrig. . Every -1 - ' '- -.. ' herrv is rriasted evenly arid a Ha . i i t 1 :,"t i.' .;Ui. VOt IS deycloped such SS DO Other ' .n- - ' , Mliec nas. ... i , . , ., ""' I'"" "' r'nidl vacuum tack. Eaiil) h n, , . , , , Arai ci) til can. t. m aim A CLEW s .. mlcal fares afforded by tho . Columbia Gorge System. . For example . . . eAstbound ' .To Baker " . , Lv. 10:10 A.M.: 4:00 P.M.; 8:2$ P.M. To Huntington, Welser, Payette, Ontario, Caldwell, Nampa, Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello. St. nthony, West Yellowotone, Salt Lake City, Denver", Omaha. -- Chicago, St. Lou is, New York, and all Eastern Cities Lv. 10:10 A.M.; 8:25 P.M. WESTBOUND . To Pendleton, Walla Walla, Lewlston, Colfax, Uma , tllla, -Pasco, Spokane, Coeur d'Alene,- Kellogfl, Wal lace, Mlssoulai; ButteV' Arlington. Condon, Fossil, Heppner, Bend, Burns, 'Yakima, Ellensburg, Wenat chee, The Dalles, Wood. Blveri Goldendale, Portland V and al points on pacific Coast -'r Ly. 5:45 A.M.:' 8:50 A.M.; 6:45 P.M. ' . For further Information and reservations, call on or, phone agent named below COLUMBIA GORGE SYSTSM ... - '. Affiliated with Pick wick-Creyhourid Lines ' ., . Mr. f. q. heath . . Stage Depot, Elm arid Jefferson St. Phone Main 199 $165.00 001 r. . , Buys ;.-.,;' -'- LATE 1929 MODEL S FORD ; STANDARD COUPE : This caf has original paint, hew car guarantee, 1930-31 license. . ;. : ' - ; PERKINS MOTOR CO Main fiOO . ' . 4th and A flams ll 1 1 I I Fr iwiTTfiii i'iI"1!1 aw iimiiimi iumso--n-ujL ow mem Travelers will appreciate tho ; frebu'e'nt schedules and econq. By John C. Terry 1929 DURANT-RUGBY TRUCK Completely Overhauled and Reconditioned Flat Rack and Grain Sides an OK car $565.00 LARIS0N CHEVROLET CO.