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SaUi-jay, August 2, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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(TIL ASSIFIED ADQ
- 1 The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ' rK-Jr
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WANTED
CHERRIES FOR SALE 3c per lb.
Come and pick them. W.P. Rol
lins, 1 ml. north of Imbler. 8-2-2C
FOR SALE OR TRADS Equity In 5
rm. house close In. Will take closed
car. Inquire Observer. - 8-2-3tp
LADIES wanted to do sewing at home,
experience unnecessary. Send ad
dressed envelope for particulars.
Frank Wernerr 70, North Alburt:u
avenue. Corona, Long Island.
8-2-ltp
WOMAN with baby-.vwahis work. Ph.
652-J. '''. 8-2-ltp
WANTED Wheat or other hauling by
young man ,with -. l'i ,ton Rugby
truck. Phone 460-W. 8-2-3tp
AGENTS WANTED Big Ohio cor
poration seeks manager for open
territory. Opportunity - to earn
3500. 5000 and ihore yearly. We
furnish everything.- Experience un
necessary. Fyr-Fyter iCo., 1982 Fyr
Fyter Bldg.. DaytoujO." . 8-2-ltp
WANTED Cook at Meacham, Oregon
Trail Trading Camp.- 8-ltf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Boy's bicycle 28-ln. frame
new tires. $15. Ph, 869.-W. 8-2-lt
TAKING ORDERS fou pens for can
ning. Ph. 258-J . 8-2-2t
FOR 'SALE 5-rpom, modern house.
1804 Adams. Phone 602-W. 8-2-3tp
Observer
Want Ad
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utive insertion
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RATES BY MONTH
i lines, per month
3 line., ner mouth
4 lines, per month
6 lines, per month
.IS.60
.13.85
.$4.00
14.75
Each additional line over five
charged at 60c per line per
month. , .
CASH IN ADVANCE) Is re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn these rates. Higher ratet
charged on all credit insertions.
Copy for all Classified orders
must be Iri this office by 10 A.
M. DAY OF INSERTION. SlCp
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
phone orders by payment on or
before Uate of last Insertion.
PHONE MAIN 600 , .
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It" ...
WRITE YOUR INSURANCE in- the
Oregon- Mutual Fire Insurance
company for less. La Grande In
surance Agency, agents. R. F. Bax
ter, Mgr. Ph. Main 88. , 7-H-tf.
SOMMER HOTEL First class opart
ments, . summer rates, also house.
Close in. 7-7-1 m.
LOST
LOST White English Pointer dog
with black spots. Had heavy, new
collar without license togs. Reason
able reward for return. Call Avery
Harrison. 8-l-2t
FOR SALE A sevenroom house with
1 lz acres. Two electric pumping
systems. All kinds of fruit. - A
good. iiuy. (Jail Observer for
drfss. 8-2-4tp
rlflcfng this one for quick sale at J
syu.uu. . ...
LARISOIT CHEVROLET CO.
8-2tf
FOR SALE! Cheap refrigerator, man'3
chiffonier, movable wardrobe. 145W.
: f 7-31-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE Mod. 5 rm.
bungalow and Bulck coach or want
loan on same. Write A, Observer.
7-30-4tp
BUILDING AND REMODELING work
done right on time. Plans ana
1-ntr.n wlfhnut n)lM,;fiHnn f.ntt Mnln
86. E. Austin. " 7-28-lmp FCI
1029 WHIPPET COACH dbdd paint
and tires.- Perfect mechanical con
dition. t 1931 license. 4375. ,
1927 MODEL T 4-DOOR SEDAN
With wire wheels, good paint. A
perfect model T. 1031 license 21t
1927 MODEL t COACH Good tires
and new paint. 1931 license. $175.
1928 COUPE Lots of extras and good
tires. 1931 license. $165.
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
In the District tourt of the r lilted
States for the District of Oregon.
On the matter of Frank Spinning,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Frank Spinning,
of Storkey, Union county, in the State
and District aforesaid,. Bankrupt. . ,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ' that
the said Frank Spinning was duly ad
judicated bankrupt by the Distrlc;
Court of the United States for the
District of Oregon oh July .26th, 1930,
and the. first meeting of his creditors
will be' held at . the office of H. E.
Dixon,, Referee, La Grande, Oregon,
on Tuesday, August 12th, 1030.. at
10:30, o'clock a., m., at . which time
creditors may 'attend,' prove .' their
claims and examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business . as
may properly come before said meet
ing. .
H. E. DIXON,
' Referee in Bankruptcy.
I All claims must, be sworn" to on
bankruptcy blanks before filing.)
. 8-2-lt
Huge Fleet of Thicks .
To Help
Mails
I ranging from 77 miles per hour to 84 check he offers 180 lire Instead of
miles per hour. the 190 or a little more that should
The readability of the 1931 model . be paid. Thus, on an exchange of
jls remarkable. The combination of H0, he makes between 65 and 60
; Improved bodies, rugged frames, and ! cents.
greatly Improved riding, gives the If the American protests, the ex -
.cars a wonderful feeling of rigidity change broker will go up to 182 lire.
hcuscs. They should get 19 lire for
dollar,
and security at all road speeds. All , but his profit on the simple trans
Jmcdels of the new line are Identical ; action la still large, in cashing a
In outside appearance and general In-i $100 travel check he makes 5.
terlor Jintsh. From the mechanical 1 Tourists receive the full market
side all cars are Identical with the rote only by going to American or
; exception of the series 8-50 where
i tho conventional transmission and
'Hotchkiss drive is used.
( Numerous refinements have been
'made in the general appearance of
the models comprising tho 1931
j Bulck line. Improvements have been
made In radiator filler caps, head and
side lights, bumpers, tire covers, col
jors, etc., On the inside fehe outstand
ing improvements include entirely
new and finer grades of trimming.
, new sldo panels, new instrument
beards, and new steering wheels and
! controls. Both broadcloth and plush
joro regular equipment nnd with tho
'general refinements in trimming, ull
I models present u very pleasing ap
pearance.
Non-Shatter Glass
Used on Navy Ships
This Ib a part of the fleet of 800 Ford trucks recently delivered to
the United States Post Office Department for speedy carrying of the
malls. Thousands of Fords are empioyea in me postal service tnrcugn.
out the country. , '
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FOR RENT
RENT Furnished
Adams Ave.
Apt.
1809
8-ltf
FOR BALE 10 acres: water right,
modern buildings,,., acres young FOR RENT 3-rm. furn. apt. 1004
orchard, 30 old cherry trees. Toam j Third. Ph. 014-W. . 7-31-3tp
and new Implements go with place, j . ,
See owner for price und terms: C. . FOR RENT House. Inquire 1014 East
E. Gump, phone 498-J. 7-24-1 m. Penn. 8-2-ltp
FOR SALE Sick and nccldent insur- POB RENT Furn. Apt., ground floor,
once, 10.00 per year. Frank Hop- iooo Wash. 8-2-H
kins, 2101 Fir. PH. 340-J. 7-24-1 mp I '
Automobiles :
' FOR RENT Unfurn.i; mod."
I -clean, close in. 146-W. - V.
house,
FOR SALE 1924 OLDSMOBILE SE- FOR RENT Duplex house newly fin
DAN General condition bf oar. Is ' ishedv .and furnished. ,r close ln.H
' gOOQ. WOO.UU. 1 ; ,
Sommer Hotel.'
7-31U
. week or month prices. Reasonable.
i4ua wosn. Ave. v-aa-i mp.
1020 FORD ROADSTER Completely FOR RENT Cob:; mod. ro6ms Day,
overnnuiea muiur, uuu new
Duco finish and a real bargain.
Come in nnd see It 8145.00.
1920 ESSEX IMPERIAL SEDAN Flllr
ished In blue duco, has five prac-
, tically new tires, mohair upholstery,
Karl-keen trunk, and many extras.
- Prioedifclow blue-book,. 8486.00. ,.
1025 STAR TOURINa-Cairfornla top.'
good rubber and mbtor fine sac-
FOR RENT Nice cool modern apart
ment, .2 beds, Frlgldalre. Lnndls
Court. . 7-21-tf.
F"H RENT Mod. furn. apt. 2011-2nd
St. Ph. 223-R.t- J - -7-19-tf.'
FOR RENT Rms. over Sllverthorn
Wright Drug store, v- . 7-10-tr
Professional
Directory
Physicians & Surgeons
i a. u BicnAnpsoN', m. d.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over blarn Drugs
Office Phone, M-16 . ; Res. M-66
lee n. nocvv, si. n.
LEWA WILKKS, M. D.
Practice limited to ; diseases of
the Bye, Bar. Nose and Throat
New Foley ;!' 1 Telephone
Eulldlnit ! Main 10
- rr-T-
Astrologer ,
MRS. FREDERICK BALSIES
301 N, AVE.
. Readings Dally. .
Readings by Mall a Specialty
FOR RENT Mod. garage. Ph'. 240-J. :
. .,-..7. . 7-3-tf.
FOR RENT JSMrn; houses and
apts., with baths, clean, . quiet.
rates. Adults. 1810 Oicen
wood. - 6-10-1 m;
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE I have bought half Interest
in Rex Barber Shop and solicit my
friends' patronage. Ben Holllday.
8-2-2tp
OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at
Eagles Hail. 7-3I-3t
DONT FORGET the dance at E'gin
open atr pavllian every Sat. nite.
Llndsey'6 Orchestra. 8-l-2t
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
' violin, piano, voice, credits. I, O. O.
F. temple, 447-J. : . 6-9-1 m.
Here Is Creed ;
Of theCarefiii
Mbtorist .
The creed of the careful motDr
IsE, as 'reported. to , the. .public
safety department of the Oregon
State Motor association, Is as lol
iows: ,
' I will-drive. my car as though
''half the world was deaf, dumb
and blind'.' and their saiety in
my keeping,
I will keep my car under con
trol at all times so as to be able
to meet any emergency that may
arise.- .
; I will keep uppermost In mind
the rights and privileges of other
drivers and .pedestrians and ob
serve the Qolden Rule.
I will slow down at crossings,
intersections, schools and oth
up, .and wM glvcnroper signal,
r must bous'ed.V' "C? ). '? ' y.p
' -1 : wilKhever pass Wlowei-gojig
vehicles on the brow of hills,
around curves or at crossings.
r I will signal when about to -stop'
drVturn . out -jot thtf tVaffic
line and watch for.'signais of the
cars ahead. -'Ah. .i'
I will adapt my driving to
weather and road conditions and
be on guard against rain, slippery
roads, ruts, obstructions and traf
fic jams., : ; ,'t i .Hit
' I will 'obey .all traffic-1 ond
parking regulations.
I will make sure the road be
hind: me -is. clear before -.backing
- upu,' and wm give proper slgnaU'.
beforepulllng ; away from .the;
' curb. v
I wili practice' courtesy ot all-.;1,
times.. ' ' .-. ,
Larger Engine
Announced For
Chrysler "70"
Increased power and Improved per
icrmance or an unrysier "70
has been effected with the announce-
Performance of
New Buick Eight
Pleases Makers
Money Sharks Prey
On Tourists in Italy
J NAPLESfP) Many American tour-,
: ists are complaining of Italian ex
' change sharks who give them a scau
! ty number of lire in return for dol
lars. Theso s-haYks operato mostly In
small offices. To an American pre
; sentlng a ten-dollar bill or travol
' The safety features bf shatter-proof
gloss, such as Is used in the wind
shields of Ford cars, have- been rec-
ognied by the navy department and,
according to a report of the bureau '
of construction and repair, its use in ;
the windows of nllot houses and fire
English tourist agencies or branches control stattons of naval vessels has '-
cf American or English banks, or the -been an important factor in prevent
bis recognized Italian banking in" accidents.
, un me ormges or navy destroy
frs, the use of non-scatterable glass :
has saved personnel from injury duo '
to the Impact of heavy seas," the re
port says. "On the larger fighting
vessels, the use of this glass has pre
vented Injury from flying glass ,
broken by the shock of heavy gun
fire."
The shatter-proof glass In wind
shields or Ford cars is made of two
I pieces of thin, selected, ground and
l polished glues, coated with chemicals
i to form a cement coating. A layer of t
pyroxlln plastic Is Introduced between
the two coated sheets and they are
united to form a single sheet of lam
inated glass by mcaii3 of heat and
pressure. The laminated she3t 19
then scaled at all edges to prevent
1 the action of air and moisture on
j the pyroxylin plastic and chemicals.
I When broken, eoch small particle
of glass adheres firmly to the pyroxy
lin plastic internal layer with the ie-
TRAFFIC COPS
TO PAINT CARS
BLACK, WHITE
SALEM", Ore.. Aug. 2 lP) Motorists
wfll know when the cops are coming
L' lnstructlonu given by Secretary of
State Hoss to T. A. Raffet. chief state
tralfic Inspector,, .are carried out.
Orders are to paint the automobiles
ant motorcycles of tho truffle de
partment a distinctive color. For
automobiles Hoss sugKests that
bodies be painted while and tops
block, and he sucRCSts that motor
cycles bo painted white. The state I suit that there Is no flying glass.
tho vehicles also.
traffic Insignia will be painted on Numorous letters received . by the
Hoss says several Ford Motor company testify to the
ntatos have adopted this regulation. , effectiveness of the shatterproof
Two cars in original colors will bo windshield in saving lives and pre-
rotnlned for secret operation. 1 venting serious Injury.
nnns& n&p&NiD ability
Tho performance of the 1031 Buick
7ii eight In line, valve in head models
moueis ,.,. .,,i hno ,,rn.
auccd to date. The new eight cynn
fmwi n stanrinrri om.inml.nt in nu. than was possible to Obtain lh the
cars of the "70- series. The change slx cylimior P6'
to the' larger engine has been made
at no increase in retail prices, and
Tho 1931 modelB clvo a new sensa
tion in driving. There Is no apparent
provides the motorist in the modor- change in smoothness or noise from
Blood Trntf usibn V
TrrNew Vork city," wlicie there Is
on association ' for . DHs purpose,
women nre not accppteil as donors
of hlood for blootl transfusions.
Some of the reasons Riven nre Hint
their veins nre too siunll, they have
not the average strength of men,
and nre not ns readily accessiljle.
In England women are nct'eptctl.
etc price field with mechanical equip
ment heretofore associated only with
icars in tne 92,000 class.
I Mcdcls available in the "70" series
j Include the Royal sedan, brougham.
uoyai coupe, business coupe, convert
ible coupe, and roadster, Tho price
range Is from $1345 to $1545 at the
factory.
Tho power plant of the "70" models
how has a bore of 3 3-8 Inches, a
rtrokc of 5 Inches and a displacement
of 208.4 cubic inches. Compression
ratio is 5 to 1. Seven bearings, hav
ing a total area of 70 square Inches,
support the counterwelghted crank
shaft. Down-draft carluretlon and the
four-speed transmission with Multl
Rango gear shift continue as out
standing ieaiures 01 an u moueis. j
jmprovea maniiaiaing, positive iuei
pump arc provided with the down
draft system to Insure maximum per
formance under all operating con
:4l'fclons."' '
With-the four-spoed transmission
with Multi-Range gear shift,.. every
requirement In engine flexibility is
diet. flavins" 'four forward sneed'
$ ranges; ; heavy duty starting accel
eration-and driving ranges, this gear
tehlfr offer the motorist maximum'
j efficiency for power, speed and accel
eration with Just a flick of the con
itrol lever. .
I Automatic thermostatically con,
I trolled radiator shutters are also
standard equipment on oil "77,, mod
els. Chromium plated exterior hard
ware, and the.bonderlte rust-proofing
processes 'are continued as outs t and -ing
features contributing to their fine
exterior finish. 'and tvnlcal Chrvsler
LTcolor combinations make these cars
stand out as one 01 tne most attrac-
Uve ever voffercd by . any; manufac
turer; . v ' ;
20 miles per hour to 75 or 80 miles
per hour, and the cars can be driven
with more comfort and greater feel
ing of safety at 70 miles per hour and
up than was possible with past mod
els at road speeds ranging around 60
miles per hour.
Acceleration, hill climbing ability
and top speeds have been .improved
upon over last year's cars. Tho dif
ferent series have maximum speeds
TRUE EGQN
Is more-, thari price
OMY
City' Threo Names
At the time of Its founding In
1837, Atlanta, On., was called Mar
thasville, but when ft became the
terminus-of several railroads Its
name was changed to Terminus,
this Iitfer being- changed to iue
present nnme. . ' -
Interesting Komon Coin
A large Kill-coin, bearing n IlKiiro
of n wonmii oii one side and (lie
face f a Itomnii emperor on the
other, has been unearthed at
Caerlon, in Wales, and It Is he
lieved Unit the coin was part of a
prize In u Unman eharlnt race.
!: y and water ;- x , x ,.. ,'
:.'' r. . '..., ii.-l nz) tfrnrwy f.M
SIX'
Owners of the Dodge Six and
Eight arc gratified that the features
which cdntribute most notably to
the pleasure of owning these cars
arc also responsible for their econ
omj', dependability and long life.
The carefully-perfected balance of
the -engines means less vibration.
1 he floating comfort on the road
means that the engine and chassis,
ns well as the passengers, are virtu
ally free from chock and strain.
The strength and pcrmanentsilcnce
of the Mono -Piece Steel Bodies
reflect freedom from upkeep ex
pense as well as greater safety. The
internal weatherproof hydraulic
brakes, which give such reassur
ingly positive stops, are self-equalizing
require no costly adjusting
reduce wear on tires.
Now more than ever before, Dodge
cars combine all of the factors
you want most in a motor car.
Dodge Six 835 to 935, f. o. b. factory
Dodge Eight 1095 to '1145, f. o. b. factory
Concerning Anger
Ancer vpntlliitrd often liur
ri?s lowiml forKivonoss; nuger
cnncenW'd often luu-ilens Into re
venge. Hulwer-t.ytton. .
isfixm a rrmcess liner irnra
Seattle to Victoria unci Vnn-
. couver through the
;" Canadian Rockies by rail
to Banff, Lake Louise, the
Bungalow Camps . . . re
turn via Calftary and Spo
kane. The ideal vacation
trip for all the family.
Moderate rates; no pass
, ports required. Get
' literature now.
ICanoainn Patifie Troirllcrt I
Chtiiuti tSaodihtWttrltlUtvr-
TE MARATHON CAR .
'. STOPS AT -NOTHING ' " '
Blistering heat, ' mountain traih,mud or aand if a' all tho
soma to' tho standard Dodge Eight sedan which ia continu
dut'Jy crossing the country in the Dodge Mileage Marathon.
No greater demonstration of dependability baa ever been.,
attempted. Over 18,000 miles have been run in the first 34 days.
Dodgo-Eight closedcara are factory-wired for immodinto installation of Tranaitone, .
tho pioneer automobile radio. Other model will bo equipped .-m n. i
on order. Ask for a demonstration.-' , i -"
CrpyiiEHt 1 930 by DodgR Urolticr Corpotalion ' ' 0 0 0
L. C. SMITH
9 Depot Street
2 -MtfiftJI
fiTWTTMTflflril
SCORCHY SMITHTrnde RZTomi:pUei For
U. S. L. Batteries
Your old batter and $6.8!
puts a new one in your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
a blocks cast of O. P.
Depot.
STORAGE
COAL
August will soon be here,
which reminds us that it
is the month: for storing
your winter's supply" of
coal. Let us fill your bin
while the ground is dry.
VANPETTEN
LUMBER CO.
PHONE MAIN 731.
"GOOD SERVICE QUICK"
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.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up
holstering & Rug Cleaning Works.
Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop.
12-1-lra.
MONEY TO LOAN We are represen
tatives for the Prudential Inst
ance Co., and can make farm or
city loans at attractive rates of In
terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance,'
loans and bonds.
ROOFINQ WORK Repair work or
any kind bf a new roof. Call Chas.
Hlldebrand, 820-W. 3-6-1 mp.
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city
property, straight loans on Install
ment plan. Lowest rates. United
States Investment Co. Ph. Main 33.
8-16-1 m.
ABSOLUTE serenity charac
terizes our service. Every
thing is dons with quiet effi
ciency and no detail Is permit
ted to escape our Attention.
You can depend upon us.
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Main 62
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Treating
Gracious, gloria.
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