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. LA- GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE ORK-
Saturday, Juiy. la, lsrau
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NEW TODAY
$ FOR SALE 1 set of Luclwlg drums,
' (72.50, now 6S. E. O. Music Co.
. 7-19-2 tp
FOB RENT Mod. apt, '2001 -2nd St.
Ph. 223-R. V : 7-19-tf.
5 1 FOR SALE! 23 Ford :coupo. Bargain.
1 t Also toy Terrier pups,13U5 T ave.
' v-'r-i , 7-19-2 tp
V i FOUND Ladles white gold Tavannes
V; i wrlBt watch. Call Observer. 7-19-lt
A FOR RENT Furnished apts. Waverley
apts. Phone 2C3-W. 7-19-2 tp
' FOR RENT Mod. turn, house, 1511
. Adams. Ph. 390-M. 7-19-3t.
ii FOR RENT Modern turn, apt., 1006
f Wash. .-" 7-19-2 t.
FOR SALE Used cars-29 Pord "A"
sport coupe. New tires, complete
motor overhaul, excellent up
holstery, fine appearance, rumble
seat with an OK that counts, $496.
29 PORD. A COUPE New tires on
rear, complete motor overhaul, body
in beautiful brown buff, cloan In
side, low mileage. An -OK car for
only $495: "
29 FORD A TUDOR A real bargain,
striking appearance, good rubber,
thousands of miles of low cose
transportation. Of bourse it's OK.
. 426.
28 CHEVROLET TRUCK Tires are
75, flat rack body with stake
sides, motor completely recondit
ioned. Has an OK that counts,
$446.
LARISON CHEVROLET CO.
Used Car Lot 407 First St.
7-19-1 t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Two iiouscs and lots at
c Perry. Reasonably priced. t-nono
f William Brown at Kiifnela. 7-18-3 tp I
rOR SALE La Grande Midget golf
i course. Best buslnens proposition
I In Oregon. Priced for qulcK biuo.
7-18-M. j
1 ; ) apruce ana auuihs hs.
i FOR SALE Lambert and blng chcr-
' rles, 3c lb. Call 443-J. Mrs. Dyul.
s 7-17-2 tp
;v FOR SALE Old newspapers, 5c per
'X k bundle at Observer office. 7-17-3 tp
' FOR SALE 1 4-burner . oil stove.
Cheap. At Melville's., 7-15-tf.
rx QAr.ir HnmM! 9 new modern
bungalows. Attractive properties, l
f with purcnase price uuu
- right. Call Lowell Williamson, 1215
Adams ave, Main 900. . 7-14-Ot.
FOR SAIjE Business anil part
furniture of Osternioor hotol, 24
noms. Mrs. .F..JL.. Martin.. Ph.
' 400 Baker, Ontori..lti mp
FOR RENT
MOD., COOL APT3 -r- Very special
rates. Sommer hotel. 715-tf.
FOR RENT 2 furn. apt. Adults only.
10U2 Wash. Ph. 639-W. 7-11-tf.
FOR RENT Rms. over Sllverthorn
Wright Drug store. 7-10-tt
FOR RENT Mod. garage. Ph. 245-J.
,; 7-3-tf.
' FpR RENT Furn. houses and
apts., with baths, clean, quiet,
low rates. Adults.,. 1810 Gicon
wood. ' 5-10-1 m.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED OIRI,
work. Call 353-M.
wants house-7-18-2
tp.
WANTED Roomc-r in private home,
breakfast If preferred. Ph. 431 R or
1708 First. 7-17-3 t.
MISCELLANEOUS
DONT FORGET the dsnce at Elgin ;
open air pavilion every Bat. night.
Llndsey's orchestra. 7-18-2t !
OLD TIME DANCE Bats night at
I Eagles hall. 7-17-3t.
NOW IS THE CHANCE to buy clean
brick for less than half the price
while they last at Island City school
house. 7-14-tf.
WRITE YOUR INSURANCE in the
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance
PEACOCK
coal:
For this time1 of year
you want a - quick, ' hot '
fire. PEACOCK COAL
has less ashes and no
soot.
VANPETTEN
LUMBER CO.
PHONE MAIN 7M.
"GOOD SERVICE QUICK"
HUDSON BROUGHAM
New Paint - New Tires
Motor Completely Reconditioned
$500.00
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
SSIFIED AD
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five RTerajra wordi
to the lino.)
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Per line, etch added consec
utive Insertion , , 70
Minimum charge on one
order
25a
RATE3 BY MONTH
2 lines, per month ..$1.50
3 tines, per month ,,.$5.85
4 linen, per month , aa
5 lines, per month $4.76
Each additional line over five
charged at 60c per line per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE- la re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn these rates. Higher ratei
charged on all credit Insertions,
Copy for all CiRsaified orders
must bo In this office by 10 A.
M. DAY OB1 INSERTION. Sicp
orders on ad inserted until fur
ther notice must be received by
the same hoir or extra insertion
will bo charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rates may be earned on
Eh one orders by payment on or
efore uate of last Insertion.
PHONE MAIN 87
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
company for less. La Grande In
surance Agency, agents. R. F. Bax
ter, Mgr. Ph. Main 8fl. 7-11-tf.
SOMMER HOTEL First class apart
ments, Mimmer rates, also house.
Close In. 7-7-1 m.
AUCTIONEER Call Jay Breshears.
Ph. Farmers 9x1, Rouu 1, Allcel.
0-30-1 m. p.
READY CUT garage lumber, 10x16
with doors, shingles and trims,
SI. 900, Vela I3oUBquet. .
0-24-1 nip
EARTEHM OREGON Sohool Of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. I. O. O. K. temple, 447-J.
6-9-1 m.
'.A GRAKIiB MATTKESS & Up
holstering & Rug Cleanlin
Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ud
wares, trop. , 12-1-lni
kONBY TO LOAN We are repre
Bentatlvos tor the Prudential In
surance Co.. and can make farm,
or city loanB at attractive ratei
at tntf .real. Chas. H. Reynolds,
insurance, loans and bonds.
HOOKING WORK, Repair work
- or any kind of a: new roof. Call
' Chsis; HlhSobrand. bOW. 8-0-ltnp
MONKS 'iu LUAii ou improved
city property, otralght loann or
lnwtallment plan. Ijest rates.
United States Inrestment Co.
Phrn Mnln M i-llt-lm
Hammurabi Code,
The only fairly complete text of
thte Hammurabi 'code w&n found
nt Susu, Inscribed on a dlorlte
stele 8 feet hteli. . It bad been
taken to Khun as plunder by In- J
vaders. ! ruirmcnts of the coue
were recovered at Nippur find an '
Assyrian copy of the Seventh cen'
tucy at Nineveh.
Kalamazoo, ijlch.
wlns $25,000 derby.
-May E. Grattan
Professional
Directory
Thla directory fa especially
hnndy for tlio newcomer or for
tho out-of-town reader who may
want tho namo and address of
some profcss'.onnl man. It has
been carefully prepared and will
prove to bo a ready aid to any
reader In obtaining prompt pro
fessional service.
CLASSIFIED FOR
QUICK REFERENCE ,
Physicians & Surgeons
A. U RICHAIIDSON, M. D.
Physician and Burgeon
Office over Glass DrugB
Office Phone, M-15 Res, M-66
I,EE B. nOUVY, M. I).
liEWA WILKES, M. D.
Practice limited to dlseasee of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main 18
Astrologer
MRS. FREDERICK BALMES
801 N, AVE.
Readlnis Dally, ., .
Readings by Mall a Specialty
U. S. L. Batteries
Tour old battery and fd.St
puis a new ono In your cor.
Burgess Battery ard
Electric
2 blocks east of V. P.
Depot.
Counties
GARAGE
GOSSIP
Announce Opening
J. L.- Munhall, owner, and Curley
Andrcgg, sales manager, announce the
opening of the Munhall Motor com
pany, dealers In De Soto and Ply
mouth cars, at their new location In
the Harris tu:iding as 215-217 Urecn
wood street. A carload of sixes will
be unloaded in a few days, and the
public is invited to visit the store
and learn about the nation-wide prize
contest. Jack Elliott, La Grande
mechanic, conducts . the complete
garago service.
Austin Hero
Considerable attention was attract
ed to a tiny red car, an American
Austin, that was In La Grande yes
terday to advertise a product. These
small cars are made in the East. The
Durant Motor company will handle
the agency here,. - A shipment of
cars is expected to arrive in about
10 days. ,
Buys Chrysler -Ira
J. Irwin has purchased a
Chrysler 70 sedan from the Chrysler
garage. .,h
BuVH Sturtebnkcr
K. Wilcox is the owner of a new
Studebaker Dictator eight bought
from M. J. G03S.
Two Cnrloiuls i
Two carloads of new Pord cars
were received by the Perkins Motor
company.
Hero This Week
C. H. Gunther, manager of 'the
membership department of the Ore
gon State Motor association anj Mr.
Knapp and Mr. Parsons. .-.'.?r:nen of
the fissocchition called at the local
A. A. A. office Wednesday.
Mnny Tourists
.During the last three days moro
tourists have called at the A. A. A.
office than at any time this season,
Mrs. H. M, Bay, manager announced.
Many Eastern people have stopped
including at least two New York cars
r. day. ...
WASHINGTON
DEVELOPING
COLUMBIA ROAD
Remember when you were a small
boy and one of the big thrills was
rolling rocks down stoep hills? But
there were two outstanding difficul
ties In realizing your secret ambi
tionthere weren't- enough big -rocks
handy and besides you ' were., scarod
of the farmor at the foot of the hill.
Well, above WashouRai; whore the
l . c rnrMr a
.m:. El
1. , , . ( H IwtfSj S " vn" nrc "llnl"l! nt crriclency with the greatest eoon-
& 11 II J. a i oniv. he .mire (u cet our nrunoHltlnn on a Hlx-Hneeil Hueclill
SB f S I S lAtS&IS' S Ix-rmi! yon liny. For the tilx-Spi-eil Spcrlnl l the kind iif a
; 6 9ivRWl WBjggEiS3lV H truck that will i-xi-ecd your best cxpecliitluns. , We will dcin-,
iBf v;ttillB I 8 hiv$xVttiA a uilKlnite nt your convenience. ? - ' '
ILJWlilliWi ;
.8 ABSOLUTE serenity cbiirac- H
n'H iXterlzes our service. Every- E . ' '' j
1 thing Is dono with quiet effl- Hi OT TTT1 HTHP I A O A I' XT'
H clency and no dotail Is permit- S 1 Jf XJ SJ lli iTX X JTixiVTjLj
You can depend upon us. B
H OPPOSITE V. o.
We Understand S
Snodgrass S IllTrnll 9 Tt All 1 I TtMlifllfn
, SCQRCHY SMITH ade "TtrT11 For ." - LOST ; ", ': " "By 3ohnC Terry
RMeABERrsA(DJAKE THflTytl? ALWAYS WALK TO FX HAVE BEEN WALKING ABOUT THREE HOURS SO VIM fl'MATe TO UOUBT BOW"IWlb ttS&f lift 0 JSinKn-f V
TW'LEPTWHENVeRClTSLOST-IN WHICH CASE. V6I? ACCORDING TO THAT I MIGHT BE. NOR1M M JAKE AND MY COMPASS- Mb W3W I. ill WIL S uu , J?c JT ,'r.M 1 T
SHOULD BEAROrFTOTK'RIfiHT EVEN IP B6 AGIN INSTEAD OF BAST BY THIS TlM - AND BY . H? .. -HOWEVER, 1 WIUl- . , If' fif A "WOW WpM ' "
fR JUDQMEIT-YOU WILLPINDITHARDTOBO GOLLY "WAT'S EXACTLY WHAT ThtlS CDMPAS4 R , : . CUKB THIS PEAK AWMV IT I 1.,Irn,'Tr?SS k2?'
pw im - f w WfA W
GLORLT"Trade uUka1-aun,lo"f, pl,cd For " " AND SHE HASN'T BEEN OFF THE BOAT YET By Julian .Ollendorff
iMro. Eii SZmci? uhm fashes
state of Washington 4s rapidly elim
inating a few hundred, more or less,
curves from the North Bank Colum
bia River highway, a whole crew of
men is being paid to roll rocks down
a hill, th theory being that boulders
once rolled down this steep slope
will bo safely out of the way when
this beautiful highway becomes as
popular with motorists as. Its sister
road across the Columbia river, more
popularly known here as the Colum
bia River highway.
A party of motorists In a Durant
6-14 sedan passed through here on
a vacation trip and brought word
to the La Grande Durant dealer
about the construction of this new
highway on the. Washington side of
the famed Columbia river, and par
alleling the world-famous scenic
roadway - in the state of Oregon
named after the celebrated - stream.
"There is no doubt that tills road
will grow rapidly in public favor, for
It Is one of the most beautiful In the
Northwest," declared a member of
tho party. "With the Washington
highway crew rapidly widening and
smoothing the right-of-way and
pushing the paving up toward the
rich Yakima valley and east Into
Pasco and Spokane. It is only a mat
ter of time when this highwaywind
ing along tho Columbia, will be one
of the great arte rials of the west."
Lesson m Disappointment
"Disappointments,' saUl HI ITo,
llio sne of Chinatown, "ro the re
minders that we are nil mortals
who must keep striving to learn,
even tlwuKh we make mUealculu
tlons." Washington Star.
The Six-Speed Special
SCORES AGAIN!
with Low Maintenance Costs
THIS CF.LPimATi:i Tltl'CK surprised the world with its
2-speed axle and Its ( forward Hpceit Today. It 'scores again.
Owiuth nre plllitii up great mileage ,-at low; cost. :;
Urnorts from Six-Speed Special owners telling of unusual
performance at surprisingly-low expense nre coming -almost
dully from every section of the country. 1
"i!),noo miles without a dollar repairs rost" . . . 'T2,(100 miles
of trtick-ltustlng service before overhauling" . . . "GO.OOO miles
and only the valves ground" . . . and so on. These are typi
cal expressions from everyday owners.
. Observing Girl
Little Sue was visiting In the
country ami saw some Utile pig
for the hrtft time. What attracted
her attention first was tho twist In
their tails. After jfajshic at them
In wonder for n time, she asked:
"Say, grandpn, doee the plates'
mamma put their tails up tu rurl
paper every night, or does they
hfivo a pemuiiHM't-
Trees From Japan
Trees with fan-shaped leaves
that Hue some Washington streets
nre glnko trees, and nro native ot
China and Japan. Only the stam
ina to- form Is used in streets ami
parks, as the pistillate fonn hear?
ill-smelling, slippery fruit which Is
sometimes poisonous to the touch.
. FUg of the "Lost Causa
The first flus of tho Confederate
States of America, known as the
St ar.- mid liars, was raised March
4, IStH, the seven stars represent
ing South Carolina, Mississippi,
Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisi
ana nod Texas.
Ancient Indian Village
Ornlbi, an Indian village near
Winslow, Ariz., claims to he the old
est continuously Inhabited commu
nity In the United States, having
been In existence In 1H70. more than
r century before Columbus -rrnchcJ
tho New world.
KANSAS CITY
POLICE USING
73 WHIPPETS
TOLEDO, O.. July 19 Less than
three years ago the Willys-Overland
company delivored a fleet of 44 j
Whippet four touring cars to the po- t
lice department at Kansas City, Mo.
During those years these fleet, pow
erful and dependable cars have been
driven thousands of miles, protecting
the homes, lives and property of citi
zens. . . , . . r . ,
A few days ago an additional fleet
of 20 new Whippet four touring cars
was delivered to the Kansas City po
lice force to augment ita already large
motor equipment. Each of these cars
will be equipped with radio, enabling
the motor patrols to keep In con
stant touch with headquarters and
thus provide exceptional protection
for its citizens.
Willys-Overland executives . point
out that KansaB City is only one of
many cities throughout tho country
ehat depend on the speed, power,
stamina and dependability of Whip
pet cars to provide a major portion
of police prottction. Many cltlea
adopted the Whippet as its stand mo
tor equipment almost. from the very
introduction of he car more than
four years ago. (
TAKK TIIKM OFF
Dad: Now, son, you've finished col
lego and havo both foot on tho
ground. What do you intend to do?
Son: Use tho car.
READ these fca lures !
Tit BAD Wider, thicker. 1 outli
er, deeper-cut, Pothflndfr duinii
finer looking- and be tter-c rip
pi ntr than treads on many hiuh
prlccd tirea, -1 - :
UN TUB SIDE-WALLS the
z
thick, wide, -tapered bars and
three heavy circle rib which add
beauty and real "claaa," ttlto
provide increased rut traction
and rhore curb protection.
3
SIX-PLY IlKAV.Y DtlTY flODY
of sturdy. SUPERTWIST th
ihock-abiorblnr cord patented by
(loodyear and obtainable ONLY
In Goodyear Tires. (Come in for
a demembration of Supertwlit'a
MiperlorHy.)
4
1UC AND HANUSOMi; -a ,1Kll
quality, full overall, tiro of
rucEt-d strength carrying the
standard Lifetime Guarantee and
proudly hcarlnir tho Goody en r
name and house flag. A value
only the world's lareest maker
. of Urea can offer! r ... ,
Don't Fail to See This
Latest Goodyear "Scoop"
SAVING PENNY
HELPS BUYER
AND PRODUCER
Saving a penny, a nickel or a dim
In the cost of making an automobile
may seem Insignificant. Yet when
small savings like these are multi
plied in the production of thousands
of cars a day, the result runs Into
millions , of dollars In a year.
It Is the little economies, the dally
development of some new and better
way of doing a Job. that makes the
periodic reductions In . Ford car
prices f the increasing of wages, and
the constant improvement of the car
itself. Quantity production alane, aor
cording to Ford officials, could not
dO It, '. -
In -tho plants of th) Ford Mote
company the employees, , from- the
highest officials to the more progrco
sive of the machine operators, aro
always trying to improve methods or
manufacture. Typifying the Ford ldoa
that nothing is permanent hue
change, they cast precedent to? . tho
winds. Because a thing has never
been done before Is no reason, thoy
feel, why it should not be done now.
For instance, push rods made in
two nieces with heads of chilled Irou
formerly were purchased from other
concerns. Engineers of tho Ford Mo
tor company , doveloped a new iron.
The push rods are now made In one
piece, with tho result that , they give
better, service at a cost of 1.46 cents
less per rod. This, is only, one ot
hundreds of economies practiced. 1
Ei than ever
than
Possible, liccuuse , Goodyear is
4 L
tliun any other company. See the '
mew.
Stahdtml
EASvtime-
Guaranteed
LOWEST PRICES at which r6-ply , ,
GOOD YEARS were eyei- offered! ; t
Full Oversize' '6-Ply Supertwist Cord . Carcass
29 x .440, .j.: .... ..$11-20 ,
29 x 4.5Q i..r;::i:-...;:,..:,..i...;::,....;..?0
30 x 5.00 .::!.::::..,..... . ... .... .$13.60
31 x SS,,,:..,;::,.:.......::.......,:-.?.
Heavy Duty Truck Tires
32 x 6.00,-10-Ply .........$34.55
30 x 5.00, 8-ply :.....,!..;..........:......V..$m70
Regular Goodyear Pathfinders
29 x 4.40 ;:....:....5.05
29 x 4.50
29 x 5.50 :.$10.10
30 x 5.00 $8.30
31 x 5.25 .. .:....$9.90
32 x 6.00
Red Molded Tubes Also Low-Priced
New Speedway Cords
30 x 3Mj
29 x 4.40 ,...:..,.l.....:..$4.85
State Of f icerSi .
Chetk Overloading
l - i V I'll i .-;
r Overloaded trucks that damage
highways have been given special at- -tentlon
by officers of the state high
way patrol during recent months. A .
number of drivers of overloaded
trucks were stopped and arrested for
violation of loading provisions of the
law during the months of April, May
and June, according ' to reports
reaching the Oregon State Motor
association. The atheists in the state
on this charge were greater, during
April, May and June this year than
during the same period last year, It
Is declared in a state report.'
Y Loads were checked by means of
portablo scales or "loadometers." On
hundreds of occasions drivers caught
with overloaded trucks were com-
f idled .to take off a portion of the
oad, at once before proceeding,
i In removing these overloaded
trucks from the highways the state
traffic department saves hundreds of
ihousands of dollars annually to the
motorist In preventing the breaking
down ot the highway by excessive
loading, : -.:--! . - ...
TUB-CAUSE
Examination : Teacher;- Charlie.
What dos-your father do when ho
finds -anything wrong, with- his car?
.Charlie (truthfully): He bawls
Mr. out. , . ..
Betty: Where's the car, Paul?
. Paul: I. lent It to Dad tonlght.-
ever!
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