La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Paee Seven Monday, February 23, 1931 I (PL A S S IFIEj AD Q The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Coantiea : j rS-f WANTED WANTEC- Girl to help with house work and care ot children. Call 491 M mornings. 2-23-1 tp. PARTY taking colonial costume from front door at Epllng's home about 6 p. m. on Feb. 13 please return It. No questions asked. 2-21-2tri FOR SALE pABY -CHIOK&-Now Is the1 time to buy baby chicks." Shortage pre dicted on broilers, hens, and eggs, with everyone reducing their flocks. Six leading breeds. JVEUTE FOR CATALOG. : NAMPA HATCHERY, Nampa, Ida. 2-23-1 top. FOR SALE All modern, 4-rm. house, plastered, cement basement, hew garage, Want $50.00 as my equity. Bui. $20.00 per mo. See M. J. Bachynski, 1417 U Ave. 2-23-3 tp FOR SALE 2 year roses and 2 to 3 it, Iruit trees, 5Qc each by the doz. Wash. Nursery, agent 1609 Adams avenue. 2-23-6 tp. FOR SALE 4 2-year-old heifers, one " just fresh. Also 1 or 2 cows, all grade Jerseys.- Chris M. Stackland, Cove,1 Ore. 2-23-1 t. FOR SALE Pacific White Leghorn breeding farm chicks, Hollywood Brownell Btraln. Reduced PREPAID PRICE. March 12c; April 10 c; May 10c. Big catalog iree. PACIFIC " HATCHERY, Tangent, Ore. 2-20-6 tp. PIANO FOR SALE; Cheap, as we are changing location and do not wish to shin piano. Will Bell at a sacri fice. Terms if desired. Mrs. Guy Smith, 1513 U. Ave. Phone 513-J. t 2-20-3 t. FOR SALE Pure bred White Wyan dotte "cockerels; from heavy laying strain. E. H. Becker, Aucei. 2-20-1 mp. FOR SALE Hay $3 a ton delivered. Call 258-J. 2-20-8 tp. FOR SALE Dodge coupe. Fine con dition,- new tires, newly painted.; Can be seen at Smith's garage. A. B. Cherry. 2-18-t f. , FOR SALE Wood and posts. Phone ! 184-R. J. D. Fitzgerald. 2-12-1 mp j FOR SALE Alfalfa seed, common ' and Grimm. Also sweet clover seed and spring' rye seed. Specialize In cleaning farm seeds. Ph. Farm. 4X. 2-5-1 mp. FOR SALE A-l Delicious apples. S1.35 box, at Berger's grocery, Y is Spruce. ; - 2-5-1 m. Automobiles ' 1927 Chrysler "60" coupe. 1B30 Ford Tudor. 1929 Plymouth coupe. 1928 Chevrolet sedan. 1026 Dodge sedan. CHRYSLER GARAGE 2-23-1 t. USED CARS PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. GOOD POTATOES APPLES ONIONS AND CARROTS HARLEY SMITH. Prop. Phone Main 826. 2-23-1 t. WOLF CREEK PERSONALS i By Mrs. J. A. Nice (Observer Correspondent) - WOLF CREEK (Special) O. C. Fleshman. of La Grande, was a caller at the Wolf Creek school last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Newman vis ited with MiSj Newman's parents, Mr. nnrf Mrs. .Tuck Gorham. last Friday. Mrs. aienn Smith and son, Robert, who have been visiting here for the last several d"'. rc'u",,d A."01' homo in La Grando last Saturday. The Wolf Creek Cooking club ot the home of Mrs. Lee George last Saturday with all members present except two. Those present were Mrs. Celesta Nice, the leader B arbara Har- rison, Bessie and Daisy Nants, Pauline and Ruth Gibson, anci Virginia r.ii.e. After the meeting refreshments were served. . . Mildred Blokland. of Island City, j visited at the Wolf Creek school last Friday afternoon, tstner u'OKiarm who teaches the lower grades In tho spend the weekend. Ollle Giles, drova to La Grande lost Saturday with a team, returning Sun day. Mr. Giles took some horses down for his brother-in-law. Clifford Gilklnson took a load of barley to North Powder Monday. Mrs. G. M. Gilklnson Is helping with tho housework at the Charles Brant home. Pauline Olbson. who stays nt Io George's, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson, of north Pow der. Sunday. Several relatives gathered ot the Charles Smith home last Saturday evening ln honor of his birthday. The evening was spent at cards. Refresh ments were served and at a later hour they departed for their homes after wishing him many more happy birth days. Those present were his mother, Mrs. Oscar Smith and son. Jesse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nantz and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McClure, former- Professional Directory T5Tiy?TciaJisoFurgeo1ier A. L. RICHARDSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Ottlca ovsr Qlam Drugrs OfOoe Phone. M-1B Res. M-6S LEt; B. BOUVT, M. D. IJJWA WILKES, 51. D. Practice limited to diseases ot Lh Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building Main 11 DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat . 1-7 SOMMER BLDQ. Phons Main 77a. Astrologer Has. FREDERICK BALME8 i 301 N. AVE. Bearings Dally. Readings by Uall a Specialty Observer WantAd Rates (Count five averagd word to toe line.) Per line, 1st lnaflTtlon , - ,, ifrr Per line, each added consec utive Insertion ,.,, ',-.,. 7c Minimum charge on one order ,.-, ...'go RATES BY MONTH lines, per month .. .-,., m, wn a line, per month 4 lines, uer month 6 linos, oer month IMS J 4.00 Each additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la in quired od all ClaHstfled orders to earn thee- rates. Higher rates charged on all credit insertions. Copy tor all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. SUp orders on ad Inserted until fur Cher notice must be received by the dame hoar or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephone '' orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone i orders by payment on or before Uate of last Insertion, , PHONE MAIN 600 "An Observer Want At Will Do It" - FOR RENT. FOR RENT Mod. apt., frlgldalre and electric range. Call Melville's, Main 439. 2-23-1 t. FOR RENT Rooms, $10 and 15. Also Apt. I. O. O. F. temple. Ph. 662-J. . - ' 2-23-2 tp FOR RENT 6-rm. mod. turn, house, north side. Phone Main 1010. 2-23-1 t. FOR RENT 5-rm. cottage near li brary, plpeless furnace. .Call M. 741. !- : 2-23-3 t. ' FOR RENT 3-rm. mod., turn, house, 1203-8th St. 2-21-3 tp for RENT 5-rm. house, newly kal- somlned, close in. HBrWi, 2-21-2 t. FOR RENT 2-rm. apt-:', steam heat, elcc. range. Adults. 300-W., 1502 Wash. :.. 2-20-0 t FOR RENT Furn. apt., newly kalso mined, ground floor, 1608 Wash. ' 2-20-3 t. I FOR RENT 3-rmi furn. apt., private bath, 1905 Adams. , , 2-20-3 tp. FOR RENT Furn. opts., 1902 Cedar. '. 2-19-6 tp FOR RENT Apartment, best and cheapest ln the city. Apply Hill aDts. No. 1. ' 2-19-8 t. FOR RENT 3-rra. mod. apt. Newly finished, 2013 First St. 2-17-t f. FOR RENT Furnished' apartment at j 1809 Adams. Phone H. 582. 2-10-t f. FOR RENT 2 and 8 room furn. apts. Landls Court, ' . 2-10-t f Foa RENT Furnished, quiet, steam heated opts. Waverly Apts. Phono 203-W. 1-24-1 mp FOR KENT Furn. houBes and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. FOR RENT , Strictly modern 3-rm. fur. dpt., ln best residential district. Allen Du plex, 1507-Fourth St. Phone Main 543. I r. ,.. ... , canyon but now of Wolf Creek, and Mrand Mrs. J. A. Nice !.rt fhlldrni Z"1""1' , of B(lkep Bnd Mr j Kreutz, of I Grande. anSun nt the ome ot Mr. ttnd rr" , c'r . Gornal; j A Nlce a. M. a. k, d Irs g,, mn attended farmers "co-op" meeting at ( Thursday. There were several ! fmm Tininn pountv at the meeting, Henry McClure sold . Cimyon nnd recently to tho Oscar Smith e pony. They are looking J. H. Carr and Mrs Maude Pearce were Baker visitors Thursday. Paul Nlco Is back to school again after belna- out with the flu. Daisy Nantz is also absent from school this week. Magneto Repairing Bosch, Elsomnn. Splltdort ' EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Buttery & Electrical Service J. H. Carr and Mrs. Maude Pearce M I " " . , 7. siatuL A Wi WH Y o m finr,-PUT OUT TMftT CIR6., X kv-;- -r-tS lJ""?.,. sS-r-r-T-. . , . were Baker visitors Thursday. . flU' 7 k e xfllSV )H VaS SfaH J-n iM . - , -.3r-. .mt A Tu unRS M , V, " .. COX AUTO ELECTRIC lM? - 1 VVtX WMM' I 'tfW' -"v 'WC - irilM?, M'P' - VA : SGI !gjx)'kIA TtXX SHE WORKED UP A GOOD APPETITE , -, duimn viimux MtA&Z&L i J. i I C we, I CUI6F UO DO I C'-MM'S ENOUGH PBDM &0, I NOW SB SENSI9LE, GLORIA. " I V. ' KNEW Vfau WOULD J . , . I ucr J V, GATWAWAV-: , COME AND WAVE SOMETHINaTb GAT.-) &E BACK; MY 1SLAT4D isj MVirr1- I ' . V V, Sq Tf ( seat it ) i promise not ib eat You You) welluaizdep , ??SL i ,S,TOR9J V MUST HUNGW AFTEft ALlT'ibuR -7TP GLOPlA IS TAKEN OFF OF A BCOyErt-DOM - '. "V VX fN (6Wty : j j VrfES HER TO HAvG ClNflEB WITH HIM, I lV jl , Mj Mi IA .'m.nlt'tffi- But gloria fiees into iwe oftOKrtsss. W E VV 'MjS -V0J F T WM ' MMj ' . cSTMtoSlSKt. rr WNAU.V BUMPS imo an .ROM GATE, fl M Wm' X' ' l XtoI' 'AlA (M' nearly perfect as possible. You I AnO A Goa,. THE Goaod Takes Hm MM t&mWh fx$gF$ AMfl iTW '' ' can rely upon us. . BACK To THE House ANO to CK, M0 fMXM f Wrl JSd L .Wf IfT K I "rX$k ' weundersund ' . TLLS HEtt THAY SHE IS on an ISLAr-tD, g jJ A n MISCELLANEOUS PLUMBING HEATING All Kinds ot Sheet Metal and Furnace Work LYNOH PLUMBING COIUPANJ. 218 Fir 8t Phone Mam 179. LANDSCAPING gardening, treo prun ing. 187-J. . 2-17-8 tp. 1820 FOR YOUn phonograph on a victor racuo. Acuers. z-iw m. 80MMEB HOTEL BATES up. Sure to please. $12 and 1-30-1 inp. ROBERT BALLOT Graduate State Academy Music. Berlin, Germany. Teacher and maker, violin, cello. Studio and shop, Adler's Music Co. 1-24-1 mp ROOFING WORK Repair work or any kind of a new roof. Call chas. Hlldebraud. 020-W. - '1-8-1 mp. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. u-iu-i m. GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE On all makes of radios. Jewell test equipment. Reasonable rates. Wesley nicuonaia. rn. lcu-M. 2-1-1 m. i EASTERN OREGON 8chool of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credlta. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J, '' - 8-8-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & ' Up holstering & Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-.W. Chas. Edwards, prop i 12-1 -lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for tho Prudential Insu.--ance Co., and can m'ak farm ox - city loans at attractive ratos of in terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loan9 nni bonds. ' LOST LOST Shell rimmed glasses ln case, bet. Cor.' Cupboard & Llborty tho atre. Call Main 55. 2-23-2 tp LOST Key case In or nearby Presby terian church. Call 471-R after 6 ' p. m. or lcavo at Observer for suit able reward. 2-23-2 t. Health Talks SLEEP FACTS Sleep, apparently a periodic phase ln the life of all living things, has boon subjected to many studies and interesting facts bearing upon It have been revealed. Sleep varies ln depth. A norma! person falling asleep usually reaches the greatest depth in the first hour. Subsequently the sound ness of his sleep will dccllno until he awakes. in tho ltirht sleener the maximum depth Is reached more slowly. There showing that a person retiring after midnight reaches the maxhnum depth of sleep more slowly than one who retires earlier. ' who retires earlier. Children, according to Czerny, have two periods of profound sleep, tho first reached during the first or second hour, the second during tho seventh. Among adults there appear to be two types of sleepers, evening and morning. In the evening type the greatest . depth of sleep is quickly reached. This type of person usu ally awakes-fresh and energetic. Tho ' morning typo oi Sleeper roaches the maximum depth later and Is said to do his best work ln the evening. The consequences of prolonged periods of ordinary- sleeplessness aro considered by many to bo dis astrous. While the victim no doubt suffers a great deal, his sufferings are of a subjective typo and none of the disastrous results which the layman commonly fears has been experienced clinically. Scientists experimenting upon thtmselvcs have gone without sleep lor as many as 116 consecutive hours. Their subjective suffering was great but constitutionally they Not only did they Blirvlve these The National Pecan Marketing as n.rinris nt sleenlessness Intact, but ' soclatlon has set for Its goal cooper- recovered rapidly alter an appro - Oriato number of liourB of sleep. SCORCHY SMITH ; 7. ou THE QUAKKi SlUiiiau . ;. . w 'Antique' Bricks Reproduce Home Of Washington WASHINGTON UP) Where Georgo Washington was born 189 years ago, 250,000 hand-kneaded ' brloks are plied high for use In reproducing. Wakefield.' ' " Already the foundation Is laid, and tho house exterior probably will be complete by mid-summer. The Wakefield national memorial association, volunteer organisation sponsoring the restoration, hopes to be able to complete the. project before February 11 of next year, birthday or Washington under tho old calendar. This blrthdate has been selected nr. the time for nresentlnK the re-1 stored birthplace to the American people. In Its search for the authentic, tho memorial association has dug up many facts on the long-vague story of Washington's boyhood. Excavations checked with exist ing records by research experts, have convinced the association that Washington's birthplace was no wooden cottage on the Rappa hannock, but a handsomo brick structure on a beautiful estate at Pope's Creek. Potomac river, West moreland county, Virginia. No "copy" in modern materials lo this slowly-rlslng reproduction of the old proud home ot the Wosh ingtons.' Men whoso fathers and grandfathers made brick by hand, worked all last summer and until frost hardened the clay-pits, at mixer, burning-kiln, and drying racks. Old Process Vscd bricks . were made of tho Tho same yellow Virginia clay,- proc essed the- same way. as those turned out In Wakefield's first construction ; more than two centuries ago. ! NO modern hot-dog Vm mai-.the appich to this PaB'rom- the-past If the meinorlal assoclat on con avoid It. Enough adjoining acres are owned by Virginia. Kin oi tno wasningtons, oy w icrs. ana oy ine leaerei to keen the lunhway i clear of com mercialism, heads ot tho association believe. .'.'.' MAKE CEREAL SURVEY OVER EAST OREGON PENDLETON, Ore. Umatilla county shows the greatest ' standard ization of grain varieties ln tho state, ln addition to producing tho most whoat ln Oregon, according' to cc cereal survey recently completed by the farm crops department' of 'the Oregon experiment station.' This county has 97 per cent of Its wheat acreage devoted to two van etlcs, Federation and Hybrid 128. one or wincn was lniroauccu irom iac experiment station and the- other from Washington state college "' ' Eastern Oregon as a wholo shows better standardisation than - Western Oregon, th report shows. More than . 96 per cent of the wheat is of four . standard varieties. Turkey and Forty- J fold beinu the other two. In Western Oregon Holland. White White:', Jenkln and Rink innko up 85 per cent' of the production, al though a total of 33 varieties are grown In the II counties. A total 'of 43 varieties ot wheat ore ((rown' lrl commercial quantities in Oregon, oj di-ou from 60 ten vcars ago. "There Is usually out ono best ; variety for a given eoctlon or -con dition,;', said D.D; Hill of the col - lecro. who made the survey. "Oats, barley and wheat varieties differ greatly in yielding ability, quality and othqr characteristics. Fewer varieties make for greater yield, bet ter quality and higher returns." MAY HONOR DEAD PILOT THE DALLES, Ore. W It has been proposed that The Dalles airport, to bo formally dedicated this spring, be np-itipfl for Walter E. Case, mall rjllot. who recently lost his life in a crash north of cape Horn, wash, rie was r. veteran pilot, flew 111 tho war, formerly lived here. and tiOOD I..WHINO WEATHER THE DALLES. Ore., (P Ideal weather for lambing, for which sheep owners aro preparing, prevails over this section of Oregon. As a result of tho mild winter, feed conditions aro now excellent. Because of lack of moisture, however, herd owners fear lowland pasturage may bo dried up before the time for the annual movement of sheep to mountain ranges. atlve sales of 20,000,000 pounds ol pecans in SCIENTISTS WILL Ol'TI.INE ' IDEAS IS 'TALK IK' REELS BALTIMORE ( The ideas, achieve ments and personalities of the great -scientists nro going Into talking pic tures for students ot today and sci entists ot the future.'. Dr. John J. Abel, head ot the pharmacology department of the Johns Hnnkins medical school has lust combleted ft talking mm. the sec-1 end "volume" bt n scientific picture library collected under the auspices nf tho nhhmlcnl Foundation. . New York. - . Abel ranks as one ot the greatest authorities on the chemistry of ; hormones, is credited with tho-first Isolation of adrenolln, and has made an "artificial kidney, which Is at-. tached'to a vein or artery and re- moves lirtpw-ltles In tho Wood. I The first "volume - In th series . was made by Dr. -Robert A. Mllllkan. , jamorrua V"'" ,' , Several Johns Hopkins men nology. aro On the picture program. UPHEAVALS HELPED EROSION ' ' CARVE UOKliE OF YOSEMITE j WASHINGTON W1 TWO forces Of nature working- agaliiBt each other berjttcks. tnik8'; .-uslc; 10. Color Hiu--cut out the gorge ot the Yoseinlte 10 3U Woma,8 Magazine; valley In California, the geological .sf tnlks. 'ra8iC; 1, Town Crier; 3US Metc?rer?rtt'.ow.nB through 'TTt of which-tho iley is a part wasilTu- .. raised higher by movements of the earth's crust, minifying the river si .' '. ' .' .... tons" fonne? W oTe This process was repeatel several times. Later glaciers Invaded the valley i i .-i,r it tin nmuiit. i .,. ... nenn Rnnn i cJi w ; .. SCREENS' OF ELECTRICITY KEEP FISH IN HOME W ATEK yaktma wash wi "Screens" of nXVohly hn e"ectr?; current nt0 to keeJ flsU ln the entering lrrlga- tlon ditches- ; " ' Chalns Rr0 -usbended several incn BBart Bcross the mouth of ditch,' mider vrator.- An elcctrlo cur- rent lo sent through tho chains and cenducted Into -the sufrourtdlng water.- Pish attempting to entor the ditch fool tho current's "tingle" and swim away. . The oleetrlo "screen" was adopted ; whcn It was found ordinary screens ditches because they become stranded CHILD SLAVES' BUILD :' SILK RESTS FOR ANTS WASHINGTON HI A kind of "en- ! forced chltd labor" Is In vogue among a species of spinning ants. " ' The ants brtlld silk nests with material -which1 is' produced by the itlnnria 'nf t.hn ' imihfr. ' or vountr ants. says Austin H. Clark, biologist ot" tho uniu-u dwim hhviuuu. .icuouui"- Tho ants hold' the ftrubs ln their Jaws' and poss them back and forth from lent to leaf until the spinning of the nest is completed. ' .Mollis Slake Own Spits WASHINGTON (P) Young moths mako suits ot clothes for themselves out of tho suits they ruin for others, iinirfi nro cut from clothing bv the young moth In the caterpillar stage i and aro woven into, a son oi jackcc about Its body. -':: Soybeans Boost 9111k Yield io AMES, Town (AV-Records bt highly successful' oow -testing associations m Iowa for the last three months Indicate the value of cracked soy beans ln tho dairy ration. Data Sec.". With Wings ' BOWLINO GREEN, O. OT Although bats' eyes arc blind, they can "see" With sensitive membranes ln their wings and faces which indicate tho approach of objects while thoy are flying,-, according to 1'roi. tawin ijin- coin Mbseley of the Bowling Green stoce normal bl-hooi. 1024 Dodge Sedan..:.....:.......lOB.OO 1924 Ford Coupe : 05.00 1028 Ford Roadster......... 8129.00 1020 Studebaker Road..;......$205.00 LAKISON CHEVROLET CO. 1414 Adams . Phone Main 2 1 : 'i I 11, Radio Programs TUESDAY PROGRAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 6, con' cert orchestra; 8:30, musical program: 7: chorus and orchestra: 7:30. orches tra, n imn. nnri Anrlv- H-lK malt trio and orchestra; 8:46, Smiles pro- gram: 9, dance music; 9:30. play; 10, orchestra and soloists; 1 1 to 12, dance rinrn: 9. dance music: 9:30. play; 10. niusic. "' V - ''' '' . .' dnnce music; 7. Joe and VI; Charlie I.U1UI11U1U niuuuviiavtim ojobiiu. v. Hump; 7:30, Theatre program: 8, or- cllesWtt; musltal programs; 9, "Won- am .,' tnB sky;-,; y0u Uke It: .3u gnnnlsh Pantomimes: nlano: 10. 6 n estro;-answofmani 12 to 1, danco muslc , Nortbwest Broadcasting system: 6.30 , mIrkets gardens; music; . o'clock Steppers: 7, musical crossword puzile; Orpheus ensemble: Vn.: a:30. somr ex- i change; 9, Jewish program; 10, sun shine urogram; 11, orchestra; la to ,, i, Rovcllers. '- Siiokuno KHQ (590): f, Toto Crlcr. News. e..t ,t... a Tin,.- o' r.r,v . ' " ,,,,,..,..,. 1 ' ' . ! kvt fvaai : o. Studio uronram: io. orchestra: 10:30; Walkatho.ir 11:30 to 13, orchestra. - ,i' m ",,.,'. n., KEX (U80): B. orchestra: 8:15. LpDlnlnturn: Ktlldlo nroeram: 9. Clith-': i Olio Truth Society: 9:15, Venetian en-.. lng 1930 of l-30th of tlio medical Isemblo: 10, sunslilno progrom; 10:30';meri m tho state. orKan; u, wiuie vikiiiu; ii.iu. w-.,n chestra; 12 to 3, Revellers. Oakland v kLX (880): 6, concert duo; 7, news:ri 7:30, uko and guitar; 8, dance bandit; 9, piano; accordion and guitar; 0:30, Rhlnard and Scott; 10 to 11, dance., , KGO (700) : 8 to 12. NBC programs.;; . an Frnnclsco - ' ' 'i KPO (8B0) : 8. tennis talk: Cecil and . Rnllu fl.fin ntunn- Mi,ni-V Rtni-I-! f.y orchestra; 8, ohorlsters; 8:30, Meet-;; lng in tho Tavern: - Roads to Holly - wocd; 0, musical programs; 0:30, In strumental ensemble; ' 10, ' danco or chestra: 11 to 12, MelodistB. KFtC (610): 6 to 1, 0B3 programs. Los Angeles ' KNX (1050): 8, organ; 8:30. trio; 7, Watanabe and Archie; song writer: 7:30, Theatre hour: a, piano twins and accordionist; 8:30, Lion Tamers; 9, KNX players; 9:30, Parisian en semble; 10, Wranglers: 11 to 12, or gan. : - . 1 1 I ' I jHJ (900) : 0, Romance c or n Fashion: 0:30,' dinner dance; 7, CBS; 8, or-', ' Creosoi swndi 'first Here it is T&'onSfe;8 JsrspAisJ tta- 12 to 1 oinon " ll!' 'or soo'hinR, membranes and. ' ' KFI (840)': 8, popular muslo; Molly -' combutinfe germs, it is considered the ajid Mike; 6:30, tonor and string lupreroe help in this, type, of cough, quartet; 7, baritone and ensombli?, 8, . . But other helps are ; sometipies rDont Risk Dtol Promptly With Kidney li'xogulurltics. A constant backache, with kidney irregularities and a stiff, achy, worn-out feeling all too ofton warn of disordered kid neys. Don't take chances I Use Doim's Pills. Successful for more than SO years. Endorsed by hundreds of thousands of grateful users. Get Docm'i to day. Sold by dealers every, where, Soaift ills DIUQETIC ton 7HEKIDFVX . , m Neglect W A - i contra-contralto; 8:15, NBC: - 8:46, Royal Hawaiian; 9, NBC; 8:30, orches tra: Iff. organ; 11 to 12, NBC. , ; Denver KOA (830): 8. NBC programs; 9:30, Chronicles; 10, tenor; orchestra. - .-; . Suit Lake City KSL (1130) :' 8, NBC programs: 7:30, Chronicles; 8, kbu; h:io, Harvester; B:4S. Romance of Gems: v, . oruan; 9:30, male quartet: ' 10, University flight;' 10:30, play; 11 o music,. , . ' night; ' 10:30, play; 11 to 12. danco . "V ".. ; r7". T?rtin Tivlnna THotiof f vV 7r- ttT ; fn Sinmt Dril AvPflR O-OVlllf MSI y il CU ' ' . KANSAS CITY, Feb. 23 JP Ratu which In places turned to snow wbb sweeping the Bouthwest Saturday brlngihg th first moisture In wcoks to some drouth areas and ottering a promise of relief to others. Tho rainfall was the Ilrst moasur Bblo precipitation In parts ot south west Kansas since early winter. Editors of Astoria Paper Out or Bonds ASTORIA, Ore!. Feb.-23 VP) John Emll Pan-as, editor ln chlof of Tovcri, Finnish languago newspaper, ana Vnlno Felnberg, assistant editor, ar- nested ln connection with depart- mcnt of Immigration Investigation Into cchi.muiilstlc activities, wore aa mlttcd to ball Saturday. Each sUp , piled a $2,000 bond. A shortage of doctors Is seen ln tn..i..innl fnllnwlnir l.hn rirxvth rlllr. "m For Hard Coughs That Call For Super-Help Creomulsion is made tor cougns from colds that hang on. For coughs deep and difficult cauRhi where you dare not. risk a less ettective nei'j. But careful people use if for coughs which seem milder use It tn 'do -the utmost and be safe.. For no-' body knows where a cough may lead. ' Creomulsion combines seven major helps in one. Some coughs yield . best to one help, some to another. Doctors often differ, on the beat help, fur rbuahs tire not alike. -' Sd' here n.. An,h;nj. nil th ht tn h urs. LORIMER'Sj LA GRANDE CITY DYE WORKS Cleaners of Fancy Gowns Men's Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned Phone Main 72 ' IO2V2 Depot Street. SUCCESSORS TO WARDROBE Ad Waftm? , While the Supply Lasts 1 3SQti BunSle La Grande Evening Observer We carit tovr your wreck in to be rebuilt but we pay the bills if you are insured j us! O W WAR NOCK MGp , needed pine tar, wild cherry, men thol ipecac and others. Nobody cat tell to which help your cough will soonest yieid. '- So experts have coim bined In Creomulsion all best helps in one. Np narcotic, nothing hatmj -ful to a child, but a seven-way help to deal with all conditions, -V ' The price is $1.25 a little higher than a lesser help, But your drugt gist guarantees it. Your'' money, is returned if it fails to bring the quick: complete help you desire. Don't jroit think it' worth that little extra, to, be sure that you arc doing the utj most for a cough? :j CilEOMULSlOX for MHtttsmtt Cough: , front Coldm , p. 0 w m i lite Kfc: itt 5 u M