La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 19, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, August 19; 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven c IiASSIFIED AD The Market WANTED WANTED TO RENT-J-WI11 pay liberal rent for modern niurnlshed house. Must have at least three bedrooms. ' Box SO, Observer. 8-19-3 t. FOR SALE FOR SALE Surge milker, nearly new. J. A. Blaknik, Union, Ore. 8-19-G tp FOR SALE Fryers-dressed or live. Phone 260-J. ; 8-10-3 tp. FOR SALE Old newspapers at your own price. Observeivoiflce. ". ;' 8-19-5 tp. ' '"" ' " " 1 l FOR BALE Beans and cucumbers, .2702 , Greenwood ;-y. , 8-18-3 t. FOR SALE Beans and cucumbers. W. L. Pennington, phone C65-R. - - 8-18-4 tp. FOR SALE Extracted honey. O. Voleswinkler, Island City. 8-16-6 tp FOR SALE Modern room house. 2 blocks from normal school. A real bargain. Call 2J1-R. 8-16-4 t. CALL 854 -J for canning tomatoes. onions and potatoes. Fresh supply - now, 2112 Third st. 8-7-tf. FOR SALE 10 acres, water right, , modern buUdlhfjsJ 'jt ; acres young orohard, 80 old chcrVy trees. Team and new Implements go. with place. See owner for price and terms. C. E.- Gtimp, phon&'HB-3'.' 7-24-1 m. FOR SALE Sick and accident Insur ance, 10.00 per -5nn Frank Hop kins, 2101 Fir. Ph.'349-J. 7-24-1 mp FOR SALE Bargains In music goods, look- over this Uet -and then Itake , advantage of ttteFsavIng prices. I Beuscher trumpet, was 995 now quo. Beuscher cornet, was $05 now $80, Beuscher trombone, -was 905. ,now i 89. I "Beusoher metal clarinet, was $114 . . now $09. : Set of Ludwlg drums,-was $05 now $56. Tenor guitar, was $26 now $16.50. All Century sheet music 10c a copy. Grab bag of popular . music, 3 for S5c. Many other great bargains In small Instruments. E. O. MUSIC CO. , 8-19-3 t. Automobiles .1929 MODEL AA l'A ton Ford truck, ; Dual high transmission, closed cab. 32x6 tires, 1931 license, f-4-zo.uu. 1929 MODEL. A oach, - all - new Firestone tires, i, "driven ven Only 10.000' miles, 1931 license, $450.00. 1928 FORD MODEL' Y ' coach, 'new" tires and new paint, 1031 license, $i60;o.". -id i 'jtir.v ..ili:iiii. it5 ' rbSrJ PiciitlP Irooasieri'fetcei body, 1931 llceno,.',-$O3.00 r.i 1923 MODEL T ROADSTER, 1031 license, $60.00. - . 'WE TRADE PERKINS MOTOR CO. M. 600 4th and Adams . . . - : 8-15-lt. 1928 .'CHEVROLET sport touring -Wo are "holding this-at an Tinluard o.' low jirice and will give easy terms, come in and see It, -.$296.00. 1020 DODGE TOURINO-This car has ), been sold ana tasen uuck uuu io absolutely tn Arl; shape and will give many mllos or riving sallstac . tlon, $86.00. ... Vt'tV:::..-, '. 1024 $OKD TRTjeSDon't miss this '. bargalnl Truck hUa Hat rack bed. good tires and recoudltloned motor, $146.00. 1927 CHEVROLET ": "trOACH New paint, two new tires, guaranteed motor and fine tupholstery. This . car has never been abused and Is In wonderful condition, $295.00. LARISON CHEVROLET CO. ' 8-19-1 t FOR RENT FOR RENT 2 room f urn. house. Ph. 278-R. 8-10-3 tp. OftflD ROOM AND .BOARD in prt vnt familv. 7.00 hicr weok. Ph. ; a73-W,jl303 9th st. 8-1C-4 tp. ' j forth to keep the quality up to ine- FOR RENT Just reflnished, reason- 8tandard Bet in recently adopted fed able prices, rooms nnd apts., I. O. eral nnd slnte grades. .. O. P. temple. 8-13-tf. , . shippers in this district have been . i. i . 1 ' r i Mrit uhlnmantn at Aft rent A FOB RENT 3 room burnished apt., 1101-O ave. - .i B"1J" POR RENT Furn. houBes and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. : in Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. U RICHARDSON, SI. D. Physician and Surgeon Office, over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-16 Res. M-65 LEE II. nouvY, m. n. LEW A W1(4(RS, M. I. Practice IlmlA to rtlfleanes of the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building Main IS Astrologer MRS. FREDFJticK BALMES SOI H.'Ave. Readings Dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty . i i' i U. S. L. Batteries Tour old- battery and 96.8! puts a new one in jour car. Burgess Battery and Electric 1 block east of U. P. iM-pot. Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five tret-are words to taa line.) Per line, 1st Insertion ', . . 10c Per line, ecb fcrided consec utive insertion Minimum charge on one nraer ... RATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per month S line, per month 4 lines, per month .$2.50 .13.26 J4.00 6 lines, per muntli 4.76 Each -additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. k. ; CASH IN. . ADVANCE Is re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher ratei charged on all credit insertions. Copy tor all C.aaslfled orders must be In this office by 10 .V M. DAY OF INSERTION, Swp orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be reat-lvod by the same hojr or extra insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be turned on Chone orders .tiy payment on or afore uato of lust Insertion. PHONE MAIN 000 , "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It". FOR RENT Cool, mod. rooms. Day, week or month prices. Reasonable. 1408 Wash. Ave. - -7-83-1 mp. FOR RENT Nice cool modern apart ment, 2 beds, Frlgldalre, Land Is Court. ,. 7-2t-tf. FOR RENT Rms. over 811verthorn r Wright Drug store. , r 7-slu-tr -Mod. garage. Fn, 245-J. 7-3-tf. MISCELLANEOUS SEE J. A. BLAKNIK about your house moving, 2004 Adams avo. 8-19-0 tp. BOARD AND ROOM In private fam ily. 906 Main. Tel. 015-W. Also garage for rent. 8-19-3t BUILDING AND HEMODELING work done right on time. Plans ami rates without obligation. Cnll Main 80. E. Austin. 7-28-lmp EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits, I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. fo-9-i m. 1 M; .Grande mattress ' & ' Up-1 noistcring & Hug Cleaning works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop. '- 12-l-lm. MONEX.TO LOANi We arc 'represent) 1 f.nt.Wii fnr lltr. Ti-nrinn11nl TnRiif- '.'iMnoe Cb.i-'ahd; dun makovfaiyrf -6M t,-)City loans at attractive rates or in terest, unas. n. itcynoius, insurance, loar -and ,bonds.;x-',vi;if:2 . -..H-v.l.- tiOOFrNcr WORK" ' Hbpntf-iSibiie oT .. any Kind, ol-a.ncw rout. -Call -Chos. : Hlldcbrand. C20-W. 3-6-1 mp. MONEY TO LOAN cm Improved city property, straight loans on Install- incut plan. Lowest rates. United State's Investment Co. Ph. Main 33. 8-16-1 m, i LOST LOST BUnch of keys between In lnntl City and Hilgnvtl. Leave nt ' Observer office. Reward. 8-19-2 t. LOST ' old. -An nil white cat, nbout 1 yr. Mrs. Ray Murphy. 8-19-tf. Prune Harvest Opened Monday In Walla Walla WALLA WALLA, WnBh., Aug. 10 (Special) Prune harvest opened In the Walla Walla valley yesterday. The earlier orchards are on the Oregon side of the valley and the first cars are expected to be billed Irom Mtlton and Preewatcr.' A good quality of prune is in prospect and vpfioiiblpd efforts, bv the federal and 8trite inspection service, will be put tultcMe nntl 76 cents half bushel hiusket. The 40-cent price represents :ccnt hnlf bushel figures about SI i more n ton. Wires- stating that a deni er In prunes with a considerable ton nage. Is already quoting 35 cents. 1 wore being Investigated here yesur- While the opening quotations are not as high as in most previous years, growers and shippers are hopeful that with a moderate tonnnge here and In Southern Idaho, there will be no sag ging In the market. Efforts have been made to control the volume as well ns the maturity of shipments. If less than 100 carloads arc- shipped from tnis valley daily, it Is believed mar ket brenks can be avertctT PBMM WHIJIHJIIWMIIII '1111111 llfill ABSOLUTE serenity charac terizes our service. Every thing Is done with quiet effi ciency and no detnll Is permit ted to escape our Attention. You can depend upon us. We Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 Counties FOR TRADE WANTED TO TRADE 2300 .acres of I range land lor city home. Call 609-J. 8-ia-tr. England', War on Wolves When Caesar uiul his lesions landed Kngliinil must hiive Iimmi rav aged by (he dreaded wolf. In Inter times, when the Kngllsh wolves wore retientlnj! to the. niountiilns, Wales was so overrun Hint rewards1 were ottered for their capture... A part of the tribute to the kliiK of Wales took the fnrnl of HIK) wolf skins to he paid annually, ltewnrils were also given to the Inhabitants of England'. Polishing New Oak To 1 slain . anil polish newly made furniture of oak proceed as follows the "filler" should he stained to the desired shade of oak. After lids is applied and dried put on a coat nf shellac and two of varnish. The second coat of var nish should be "ruhhin varnish." Ituh down with pumice stone and nit with n piece of felt, wiping it as dry as possible. ...,... Dollar Not Stable '.. Tire average individual - falls to realize Hie value of n dollar Is not Used. Ileeause gold Is worth about $20 ah oiirice -lie considers the dol lar Rtnlile., The ijrlco ot gold Is llxed only - In tei'his 'of gold by weight, not In terms of tilings It will purchased Ail 'increase of the auiouut of goldi in 'cJjTiitnvipn does not exiiress .Itself In "a lower price of gold, hut In higher luvul.of prices for all -oilier tilings, i . .. . ' Wisdom of Folly '.It fell upon a day that n certain erudite philosopher held discourse with an. uiuiaeslioiialile fool, in the presence of iv shorthand reporter, who used the Fiiine phoenetic syin hal for "I'"' and "I'll." : In transcrllilng ills notes of the dialogue he attributed to the philos opher what had been said by the fool, and credited the fool with the utterance of the philosopher. Nobody noticed the difference.; , Daily. Chronicle' (London) ,. , r,,,&irMe;r-'H: .-:..Kcnnnm,v. Is.... going without soinelhlng you do want In! case - '.Vpti-- sljolild "iViflfl,'1 'w,1Ml ' something ' youWu-ormlilv Won't I LL S- Colon and Rec ta) conditions' cause a great' percentage of. the world1! Constipation, Col, ills. Hemorrhoids nnd other evidences ot Rectal and Colon disorders may be looked to as the cause of most nervous dis eases, rheumatism, stomach troubles, sciatica, neuritis, etc. Only such direct, specialized treatment as the Dean Clinic affords can bring permanent relief. Our FREE book let explains our famous non-surgical method ot treatment and remark able GUARANTY. . Dn Chas. J.Dean RECTAL W C O LO N CLINIC - DEAN Btdrf OffOdXUUKTKOUSE FIFTH & MAI,POKTlAnD,CKtG0N TELEPHONE AT WATER 2661 AFFILIATED OFFICES Seattle i San Francisco,- L6S Anreles ' rWAN Y I R AFFILIATED OFFICES A Wb. Seattle.San Fran cisc cvtS Sill ' SCORCHY SMITH Ts"HoZT r ' . : " GOOD RIDDANCE " " " " " " : " By John C Terry r: r- .- --- -r scorchvswtu.yoo havtmndred""""". :rT '. 'rsrsTmf' I irwAi..sconcnY,TMARBE -si-feSl I ' rJEilSSSi A GREAT SERVICE TO THE STATE '.-MERC. IS IS fSTIIA'' ' AnioS JAKE 7 J'-&itJ- SOME SATlSMCTIOM IN I gTTTM-. M irvt iijWwJiia YOUR RECEIPT FOR TviE PR(SONERS. , M'yi' ij lS3iY7-?Yir (SO U3NG i? KNOWIN ' THAT TW6M -NfiP.' fim X'-rsa. you mayclai vousweward at cold bend! II u i-rlrv aaartin l- Montana officers - 2 fi4US5-jJ Fl& . ,-tv J-v y, M - - . V MAMDLr 'em I ALWAYS MEAN SI SO I FOUND OUT, JAKE, WHEN l I S&W-, fej, J"- 7 ' 4k.-$kW 5lSV) f V GENTLE ' -V BUSINESS' I MISTOOK "TMErA FOROTMEU Slfcl r-Lfs? 7mh ' - S JfkX -5rT I OUTLAWS AND ORDERED ThtM I! GLORIA . ' 'aTTPTXL ' 7 V DIRECTIONS . , . v.';. '", By Julian Ollendorff I N-' r"h P 1 II -I I "well, Gloria, i'm leaving Tf Vo-' don'T writg to me every A A I So -n-icge mav) II weu.; i Hope. r-f ( ey trfi I ( PARIS, ON MY INSPECTION VKi, I'LL BE ANGRY WITH YOO, TOM, -) BE DAYS WHEN J YOU'LL BE ALL ifcr-w I- U J.Q -Jr-tr : i 1 TOUR, IN A FEW HOURS. - SOT You KNOW i HAVE TO MAKE ( I'LL HAVE NO RIGHT AFTER. Ypj i 1 t-ttT X ue, . J HERE'S MY ITINERARY. -I'LL SKETCHES Of THE FASHIONS foK ) , TIME ) I'VE iVi'V- f " HEROES FOR A DAY REU.0 cunc; s-a-av, 7 K3 1 GUV LIKE tAE -t' YUH J J -C 1 i AROUHD TrtC CAMP HA? ( - ia-2 , -iEE "THIS VttLU X , ,)r I BE3r rfw liVl V, GOT THAT FEP. SHA?SHO0TM.f4 YOUB. -W&&2&?)? IB?. TWE.Y MAtE PARDON? WMZXl'-- C A HERO OUTAGE V CLMM WfcmXL sX' AMD THE VtsmtiGs; COLONELS DAUGHTER ) 1930 The A. P.. ureal Prime Minister Ismet Pasha Is Favorite of The Turkish Children tly PrlseMIa Itlng ' -jpress except In connection with (Associated Press Correspondent) charities such as the Turkish Socioty ANGORA iP) A prime minister (for the Protection of Children, who is of prime Importance to 10.- j When an a&noclntion of American 000 children Is Ismet Pasha, head of ! mothers a few years ago asked Tur the Turkish cabinet nnd right hand i key to choose the model Turkish man of Ghazi Mustapha Komal. ( , j mother, Madame Ismet Pasha was Angora cnnaren do not hand back from this high official, despite his reputation for military sterness. They know him not so much as a general in Turkey's war of Independence, or the statesman who won- Turkey's cause with the treaty of Lausanne, or os uie grim economist- who is now leading the country's financial bat- Uos, but as the -man who gives therii' candy on Children's day.i ni' .lsnjet - Paaha on that: day reviews' tho parade of Angpra school -children. They numborcd 10,000 this year and ho treated them all to sweets when they crowded, to, his v)lla -di kiss1 his hand afj.?. tlie'pa5'ftd!ev jU fever. ' 'Tha; p Sitloiw j Hq qvpld Jhe usual rilh 'of frfdtlety tfoinfts' rfnd so does his qiile't, pj-(rtty. vttipm 'Ife whose name aU;; neVe :.appear8 in the Turfeish" Firee minds Only the open mind can close on a new idea. Some people think they do not like malted milk r because they've never had Horlicks rightly made. Take a bottle home today, fol low the simple directions andget a new thrill. ' Or send ten cents for a sample and mixer. H O R .LI' C K' S Britain Rlgnu Rttaervbd ! unanimously elected. If a model father were to be asked for; Turkoy might well choose her husband. Whatever time he can spare from state affairs, he devotes to his three little boys. His favorite recreations, DUIlnras ftna horseback riding, he -- wu, o-yeur-u.u Omar ''SVheri ! political discussions "wax long between 'the premier and gpv crriment officials who drop In at the Pasha's modest villa, you ng Omar breaks In with a "loave p9li,tlcs, nlone, father, ind let's shoot some billiariu,"' and ! the premier.' 'wjiom.. nl Turkey bbeys, obfeys ,his son,,,.' ('"THey .listen, in,' .together (afc the kv '(Tfd whe'rleyei the oysenn . presuade their father 16 lay aside-the French 'and .German, books,. , on economics : wnich he reads by. the do7,ens. !nhd By Oscar Hitt sr - '...if ::. . : jfiiy 8-13 ' together the seven and elght-yenr-olrt boys and the 48-year-old statesman learned how to swim last summer when the family vacationed In h suburb of Istanbul on the Marmora. Thero ts only one pastime fo ' which Ismet Pasha, liko the Ghnv.1, has a passion, which ho does not yet tihare with his young sons and that lc poker. . CORRECT PLAN FIRST STEP IN HEATING Only Specialists Authorized ;' to Install the Steel-riveted n' and Gas-tighti Lennox ,Tof : rid Zone Furnace ! n- I J u .-I-.. ." ' ' :...l n hi; , -l.i--.'.luu-r m uiii. j Proper planning dnd installation j is absolutely licuussory if your Ju"-' inace is- to -perform Bntisf actoTily. II Kvery - -home presents a- dilToro'iit problem: 1 Every door and windoto mtttiu Inn Yidn'fc. Thn l-nli'tttl'llotion ot your house, its location and ex-. ppsuref must, also pe cqnsiqpreQr. Accurate, formulas, governinff fiipo sizes-and furnace capacities i lave been developed through iycars i of; experiniontal-.work at the Uni- ; vcrsity of Illinois, resulting in whut ; is iknown as the -Standard-Code of ! the National 'Warm Air-- Heating; Association."' Torrid Zone deiilers i Vigor and insttn.ll according to those formulas and are granted the ! franchise solely on thcir ability to' follow the scientific principles of the standard code. , "' ' i On propor installation the Len-1 nox Furnace Company guarantees to replace any part of Iho Torrid Zone, except grates or liners, if it wears out within ten years from Mate of purchase The average life, however, based on actual service records, is 21 years. Made by the Lennox Furnace Com pnny, Syracuse, N. Y. Marshall town, Iowa Toronto, Canadu, NATE ZWEIFEL Manganftso Boon to Steel Tlio steel Industry takes approxi mately 03 per cent of nil the man iranese consumed In this country. The percentage of the inetul which goes Into the steel varies from around 1 per cent to as high as 12 per cent In steels in -which particu lar hardness Is desired. Manga nese has long been used in removing oxygen from molten steel, but It Is only of late years that Its value as n hardening agent has been real ized. Washington Star. . . Comparisons Endurunce Is. nobler .stieni.Mli, nnd . patience lieaiily. lluskln-,-- than than Danger In Size . v "Dar Is safely," said Uncle IChen, "In not mnkln'yohself too lilg. Mos quitoes would sunn ho got rid of, If dey. hud enough size to . let you go after them with a shotgun." Washington' Stnr. STAGES LEAVE From Coiner of Elm and Jefferson., , . WALLOWA VALLEY COACHES NEW SCHEDULE,, , , , EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 Leave La Grande for Joseph und Way Points , 9:43 A.M. 4:00 P.M. 9:45 A. M. Makes Direct Connection at Enterprise for Lewiston and Spokane. lXFOltMATION CAI.I, : v MAIN 799 SH6w- Wimddws 'bf :the worlds MR. KIPLING to the contiafy, Ejtst does meet West in the advertising pages . British cut lery, and Chinese porcelains. , French .furniture and Pqraian rugs. Marble frprnj Italy and ivory ftoniilndia. ;;',p,6W,e.e from Brazil and tea from Cey- : lc)) ,, V--: Products fornl. every corhor .bf' the' eart come.' to you liijjLKe eiis'nt j.They iyre''th( .'show vinaQws'6f,lhe YOl'ld.",:l 'i( k ' i'ii' ', ''?."'.' '''",H'."-'li-.',-Hl ,!!.! ( , -;--ii!-iii ;W-v VYIitlioii't: :ieavi'iig; fh fiTetiitt' "; irt 'pt.iX' owri ;;'IW'nift''!'''(!iin Pass from an Oriental bazaar ; to U breakfast-food factory in Bat(la,Creek and back, again...' The jouiTiey .is fraught, with .color u, and .rpniinncB, , Ypu.Jcjj.rri, something of far-away '" )ii)'(s. uiiiA.Pftolctfiwiiti-tnd pattei-ns.' -.'Sfou -begin- -to understand problems of.' draf tsninhs'hlp ,, and processes of manufacture. . , ,;.V; ,'r,, '!,,;'' 1 "'' 1 "' '-; ..-ii ...it i-,-o .,-,fh And you leai n yitiup. -You realize tnat products ',' consistently advertWctl Jire ; the,, , f inbt pf tHdjr ' kind.;.; When; ypu' go 'to; buy,:;you ; knowi-exactly what you want, how. much, it should cost,, where to find it and what to ask for . . V You save time and money by shopping in tho world's show windows. Advertisements nnd cultural part of the read them Sparrow's Many Soagt One song sparrow may have ai ninny as 4i0 different sonus, says Nature Magazine, each as much his -own exclusive property as thoufdi copyrlght. But all of these, n well as the songs of all other song spar rows, have certain qualities that proclaim that the singers belong to that species and no other. Suttea Evidenca la Prussia The excavations carried on In the Mainland district of Kast Prussia disclose iluils that Indicate the widows of the most ancient Inhab itants of this part of Germany were, burned alive on their husband's fu neral pyres. It Is known that these ancient Prussians preserved much of the language nnd customs of their original Indneermnulc home. Human Nature . '"Even the Inmost man," said HI lie, the .sage of Chinatown, "may' lie easy to convince that what Is . to his own advantnge must be Tight." Washington Star. ' are a practical modern background regularly mm- V'.'.-TT.-A, . : : : 1