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Friday, February 27, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nine (CLASSIFIED AD The Market Place of Unioa aud Wallowa ComvUe , WANTED WAITED Work on farm by ex perienced glr). .GooU ret. .Call Main 85. " 2-27-2 tp MEN WANTED FOB DIESEL, JOBS RAILROADS, steamship lines. Indus tries, canneries, pocking plants; all . this powered machinery now fast employing Diesel Power. A 100 h. p. gas engine costs approximately $1 to operate jfor 9 hours; 100 h. p. steam,' costs approximately $8; but5 a -Diesel ' Engine of the same capacity ""Uses .' approximately ""2 worth of fuel, his explains why railroads, busses, aeroplanes, boats (from the largest ocean' liners jo the smallest 1 flsnboats)'; donkeys, shovels, lighting plants, etc., are all coming Diesel powered. Be a Cer tified pieser Engineer. Write us to-: day 'for our' "Free Diesel Opppr-! tunitles Booklet" and "60c per hour 1 Earning Plan," now in operation. HEMPHILL DIESEL ENGINEERING SCHOOLS i 416 Bell St., at 5th, Seattle 7 1043 Pender St., West Vancouver, B. C. 2-27-3 t. FOR SALE FOB BALE 1 saddle and 1 work horse. Adams place. Island City-La G. highway, Jack Bush. 2-27-2 tp FOB SALE Purebred Hereford bulls. , W. A. Zurbrick, Farmers 36. 2-27-3 tp. FOB SALf CHEAP Five room lurn. dwelling. "Modern 'except 'furnace. Oarage, 2012 Cedar St., 'near Adams Ave. Price $'2,700.00. Terms. See Grace Snyder, 1405 Adams Ave. Phono 407-J. 2-27-tf. FOR SALE-Carrots and Borne Beauty iind""Ydrk' 'Imperial apples. Eric Carlson, May Park. ' 2-27-3 tp. HOUSE AND 3 lots at a bargain or trade for Portland property. Address ' W. L. Collins, Rt. 6, Portland. 2-27-1 mp FOR SALE Dairy cows and team horses. T. E. Beeson, Fruitdale. 2-26-3 tp. FOR SALE Feeder pigs, horses. Farmers 17X. Art McCall. 2-20-3 tp FOR SALE $300.00 popcorn ma chine. Must sacrifice at once. Ad dress Box 15, Observer. 2-25-4 tp. FOR SALE Confectionary store, well equipped for making candy and Ice cream. Address Box 12, Observer. 2-25-4 tp. BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to buy baby chicks. Shortage pre dicted on broilers, hens, and eggs, with everyone reducing their flocks. Six leading breeds. WRITE FOR CATALOG. NAMPA HATCHERY, Nampa, Ida. 2-23-1 mp. FOR SALE 2 year roseB and 2 to 3 ft, fruit trees, 50c each by the cloz. Wash. Nursery, agent 1800 Adams avenue. 2-23-8 tp. OR SALE Pure bred White Wyan dotte cockerels; irom neavy laying strain.- E. H. Becker, Allcel. 2-20-1 mp. FOR SALE Wood and posts. Phone 1U4-H. j. JJ. Fitzgerald, z-12-1 mp 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, 1.35 pox, at Berger's grocery, Y & Spruce. 2-5"! m. Automobiles USED CARS FOR SALE. We have reduced our used car prices. Best Buys in Town. 1929 Ford Tudor, trunk. 1930 Ford Town Sedan. , Peerless COAL There is No Rock or Slate in Peer less Coal. It holds fire longer. Van Petten Lumber Co. Phone Main 732 "Good Service Quick" Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. U RICHARDSON, M. D. Physician and Burgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-16 Res. M-66 LEt B. BOCVT, M. D. LEWA WILKES, M. D. Practice limited to diseases ot the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. Hew Foley Telephone Building Main II DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-7 BOMMER BLDO. Phone Main 778. Astrologer MRS. FBEDERICK BALME8 301 N. AVE. BeerVlngs Dally. Readings by Uall Specialty. Observer Want Ad Bates (Count five are rase wortf ' " to' the UneT) Per line, let Insertion lPo Per line, each added conaeo- utive insertion 70 Minimum charge pn one order " - - RATES BY MONTH line, per month H.CO 3 lines, per month .., ,, . M 5 4 lines, per month .14.01) 6 lines, per jaoonth ...... 4.76 Bach additional line over five charged at jQo per line per month y CASH IN ADVANCE! U re quired on all Classified orders to earn thwe rates. Higher rate charged on all credit insert! one. Copy for all Ciasslfled orders muit be in this office by 10 A. M. DAT OF INSERTION. SiCp orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice muat be received by the flame hoar of extra' insertion will be charged. " " ' Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates' mar be earned on g nonet orders by payuent on or efore date of last insertloh. ' PHONE MAIN 600 "An Observer Want A Will pp It" 1929 Ford coupe. 1929 Chevrolet Roadster, 5000 miles. 927 .Chevrolet Coupe, oyerh&uled. 1826 Ford Tudori TRADE AND TERMS. LA GRANDE USED CAR EXCHANGE 3rd and Adams. . a-26-3 1. USED CARS Vi i: 1927 Chrysler "60" coupe. - .'i 1930 Ford Tudor. 1928 Chevrolet sedan. i 1926 Dodge sedan. i 1 ' CHRYSLER GARAGE. ; .2-27-1 t. GUARANTEED USED CARS With 193L License 1930 Model A coupe, 2 well fenders, trunfc rack 500.00 1930 Model A roadster 425.00 1929 Model A sport coupe, all new tires, lots of extras .... 415.00 1929 Model A sport coupe, very low mileage 410.00 1929 Model A standard coupe, perfect condition 400.00 1929 Model A 4 door standard sedan 385.00 1928 Model A sport coupe 385.00 1928 Model A roadster, special paint Job 350.00 1928 Pontlac 6 coupe, new paint and tires 385.00 WE TRADE PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY Cor. 4th it Adams Main 500 2-27-2 t. FOR RENT, FOR RENT 6-rm. mod, house, also furn. room. Call 5 13-J. 2-27-3 t. FOR RENT 1 two room apt. with n'ew electric range, also smaller1 apt. and rooms. Reasonable. L O. O. F. hall. 1 2-27-2 tp. FOR RENT Small house, $15, newly kalsomlned and small apt., 1306 O. Ave. or Main 934. ' 2-27-2 t. FOR RENT Front room and garage, 906 Fenn. Ave. 2-27-2 t. FOR RENT Apt. at 902 Penn. Ave. Phono 166-W. 2-27-6 tp FOR RENT 5-rm. furn. house. Coll 210-W. 2-26-t f. MODERN steam heated rooms. Hot and cold, water. Comfortable, well lighted. 1902 Second St., 2 blocks west Montgomery Ward. Mrs. Roy McNees. Tel. 994-W. " 2-25-2tp FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. furn. house, ' with garage. Ph. 642-W. 2-26-3 tp FOR RENT 3-rm. mod. apt. : Newly finished, 2013 First. St. ' 2-17-t f. FOR RENT 2 and 3 room furn. apts. Landls Court. 2-10-t f FOR RENT Pura. bouses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low ratee. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8710-1 m. FOR RENT ; f'BULL' CRAVEN AMTjy YES.VT MIQHT--BUT IN AlCI t NOW, I'LL SPRESD TME AURNjlP- iPI H KVHilllil- i i ' ilH lihlhkl PMW$M'i&.-dl f .llUftMlSOT " i fr nt in ."STEVE ARE. BOW AtHIS EXCITEfNENT WE CAN'T -AND ALSO SEE ThlAT "Wese fTWATIS GOOD ijjl ' mfSM h "MT'i V ft 1 04 lljS lZJvZnv MISSING -TOGETO6R,) VERIFY THAT THEY ARE PRISONERS ARE QUIZZED - REASONING '. - 1 JWVm-Jm ! MWi4lQ X ZsTTu BCTTVl -DOESN'T 7 TOGETMe. ! - NpT, AW WHILE YOU MANURE ! I O-K.-.-IUDETOOrW If B43 THAT MEAN SOME-. . BULL CRAVEN HAS SEEH REMEMBERTOO.SCORCHV, TME EAST AND COME SCORCMV - BUT WATCN ' " .l If V NOW I TiMM M ' 1 THING ASSURING A" YOU ON THE GROUND HE THAT HE HAS AT LEAST ACROSS THE UTTLE SHARP! -Don't GET Ji ' I Uil'Kf' ' ST' I -' TO YOU gi KNOWS YOUR PLANE IS TWENTY MINUTES START PLATEAU ON A LINE ..CARELESVi' Mfi ifVV'V ffi it I jjrtiM '' , y- : rj ferjr-v.- . CLOSE. BY SO ME WHERE AND WATCH OUT FORyfflK WITH DEEP CANYON j&Ifj- VljS iiTVlV) lafe3Cl tlfP J: JL I l SSfe- AND HE MAY SEARCH ANAMBUSW'. V ' 'tO THE ROCKET ! CM '( (1 ' S J'ffl JlGM Viiy3 VWmTv Ml 1 IPrrx II II I &se&1 I r2?? C 1 f-AsA.) ,Ts. ll.jl ' ' ' ; -l-UmugS&Tjri i ' I -- I ' j I' ' S WAVE VOU "T" atwi.Hir.o v . . . BOAT ? I WAS S AGAIN " W ' I rKwntLK, - -mi I3Aa!-T--T- i I van popper f ?f sbzzh Tor You . place , fbightened out of y You know. 13 something maob j n''pan. . , ' 1 J j j MISCELLANEOUS PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. -GOOD POTATOES APPLES. ONIONS AND CARROTS HARLEY SMITH, Prop. Phone Main 826. 2-37rl t. NEW SILK FROCKS Size 11 to 48 frl.95 5.?5 to $0.9fl. ,C. J. Breler Co. 2-27-1 t. OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at Eagles hall. 2-26-3 t. NEW SILK FROCKS Size 11 to 48 4.Q5-6.?5 to 89.90. ,C. J. Breler Co. 2-27-1 t. SPECIAL PRICE on permanent waves. vo.uv. winy ior a limited time. For appointments, call Main 883. 2-25-4 t. 920 FOR -YOUR phonograph on a V" nuicio. -li-J. m. SOMMEH HOTEL RATES " J 12 and up. sure to please. 1-30-1 mp. ROOFING WORK Repair work or a &iuu ui a new rooi. uau Unas. Hlldebrand, 620-W. 1-8-1 mp. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS nnf dnrt lf..H a. -1 . La Grande Construction $ Supply Co. GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE On an manes 01 radios. Jewell test equipment. Reasonable rates. Wesley McDonald. Ph. 140-M. ' 2-1-1 m. EASTERN OREGON School of Muslo, viuiiu, puuiu, voice, vreaiis. 1. u. J. F. temple. 447-J. ' (1-6-1 m. LA - GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering & Rug Cleaning Works Phone 424-W. C'has. Edwards, prop 1 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm 01 city loans at attractive rates of in terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans ' and bonds. In Washington Ilv llerhert Hummer WASHINGTON Familiar to every officer and 'doughby ofi the 26th (Yankee), division in the world war Is the name "Stubby." There's not one of them who won't toko time off to tell you of the day "Stubby" in the Toul sec tor In 1918 stopped a piece of shrap nel. There's not one who can't tell you of the time "Stubby" aroused a sleeping sergeant Just In time to save his life before a gas attack. "Stubby" was a stray dog that drifted Into the Yale bowl on that summer day of 1917 when the 102nd Infantry of Connecticut was being mobilized. Bob Conroy, now secretary to Representative Fenn of that state, saw him and decided that "Stubby" should go to France with the outfit. SAVED HER LIFE ! Portland. Ore. "A few years ago Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery saved my life. I caught a severe cold which settled in the bronchial tubes. I had a cough which got so bad mat ior six weeks I could not lie down. I was 'all in' physically, and began myself to think lliere was 110 help for me, when I was advised by one of my doctors to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. This medicine so complete ly relieved me of my trouble that I have never had' any return of it." Mrs. Audrey Savin, 5516 39th Ave., S. E. Druggists. Fluid or tablets. - Write nr. l'lcrce's Clljlic in nulTalo, N. Y., enclosing wrapper from medicine .una receive free metltcnl advice. SCORCHy SMITH The dog was adopted as a -mascot, and later was so honored by tho whole division. For 18 months "Stubby." with the Yankee divi sion, saw some of the stillest fight ing of the war, and at the close was mustered .out a hero In his own right and acclaimed one of the most famous war dogs. rosTWMors honors Ono of "Stubby's" greatest ad mirers Is Representative William P. Connery Jr.. of Massachusetts, who was a member of the Yankee division. The other day Connery leu rued that an oil painting of this famous dog had been found. Promptly he introduced a bill in congress call ing for au appropriation of $1000 with which to buy It and present it to the Red .Cross. "Stubby" died in Washington in 1026, at the age of 10. but he may be seen any day in the museum at Red Cross headquarters. Taxider mists have preserved his body. In a glass case, with "his book" a diary of writings and photographs of his war record and all his med als, ho stands iu a like-life posture. Within tho plaster cast, In a sealed container, are hlB ashes. If congress agrees to buy tho oil painting, it, too, will be placed near by. PROMINENT C1XBMAN After the war "Stubby" was a prominent figure wherever his bud dies gathered. Ho led all the Amer ican Legion parades his legs could carry him to, hut In his later years he had to slow up. He was made a life member of the Red Cross, of the Y. M. C. A. and the American Legion. Presi dent Wilson shook his paw ' on Christmas day of 1918. President Harding received him officially at tho White House, as did also Pres ident Ooolldge. General P e r s h 1 n g personally pinned a wound stripe on him as the result of that shrapnel Incident In tho Toul sector. In addition to his. wound stripe, he wore three service stripes. Tho chamois coat that now cov ers him was made by tho women at Chateau-Thierry, who embroid ered thereon the flags of the allies. This coat carries his score or more decorations. "Stubby" won himself an iron cross during the war, and that, too, Is listed among his decorations. Subpoenas For 23 j Bowles Witnesses PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 27 iftt Subpoenas for 23 witnesses, Include: ing several whose connection with 1 the cobo Is held In secrecy by the i district attorney's office, were Issued j yesterday In preparation for the mur- I der trial of Nelson C. Bowles, ' capl- tallst. and Irma Loucks, his former ; secretary. They go on trial In HUls boro, March 2. charged with the mur der of- Bowles' wife. Tho statp .la expected to summon between 60- and 76- witnesses. We can't tow your wreck in to be rebuilt but we pay the bills if you are insured with xs ! O W WAR NOCK MGR TradomarK Registered U. 8- Patent Office Five Millions for Hood Construction WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 UP The senate voatarla.v added Afi .000.000 to the second deficiency appropriation Dili xo carry out tne ocme-coiton bill for the construction .of roads in unreserved public domains and In dian reservations. Radio Programs SATl'BJMY PROGRAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 6, sym phony concert; 3. dance orchestra: , 8, Amos and Andy; 8:15, circus: 8:30, soprano and orchestra; 8:48, Smiles; 9, minstrels: 8:30, Spotlight Revue; 11 to 12, dance orchestra. Columbia Broadcasting System: 6, novelties; 6:30, National Forum; 7. Show Boat: 8, Vignettes in Symph ony; 10, Doakes and Doakos; 10:16, answer man; orchestra; 12 to 1, dance music. Northwest Broadcasting System: 5:30. health, markets, gardens; 6, talks; Six O'clock Steppers: 6:45, Chet and Ivan; 7, mystery play; 7:30. Racketeers; 8. Cosmopolitans; 9, band: 10. Sunslr'no program: 10:30. Why Use Prepared CAKE FLOUR. You can use Bluestena Patent Flour, made from Grancfe Ronde Valley Wheat, which will give you the. best, results in all your cakes, and pas tries. . WHITE CAKE . 1 cup butter 2 cups sugar . 1 cup milk : . 3fe cups flour, Blue: Stem 3 teaspoons baking powder (! egg: whites 1 teaspoon almond extract Cream butter and sugar until fluffy, add a little flour and then alternate flour and milk. Beat well and add baking powder. Last fold in extract and Whites of eggs which have been beaten. . Bake one hour and ten minutes iivoven at 350. i La Grande MillingBCo. Bits of Harmony; 11, orchestra; 12 to 8, Revellers. Spokane KHQ (690): 7, Town Crier, Nows. Start o' Day; 8, Happy Time; 9, Lum bariaeks: duo: farm and home hour: 10:30, Woman's Magazine; 11:30, talks; organ; music: 1:15, seed ser vice: music; 2. studio parade: 3. Qcms of Remembrance; 3 :30, orches tra; 4, service hour; talks; music; 6, NBC programs: 8:16, singers; Imps: 8:45, NBC programs; 11 to 13, orches tra. Seattle KJR (070): 6:30 to 3, NBS pro grams. Tncoma KVI (760): 0, Merrymakers: 10. Walkothon; 11 to 12. orchestra. Portland KEX (1180): 8, Cosmopolitans; 9:15, legislature; 9. concert; 9:80, records: 10. NBS programs; 11, White Wlsard: orchestra; 12 to 3, Rovellers. Oakland ' KLX (880) : 6, concert duo: 7. news: 7:30, Milliard and Scott; 8, studio program: 8:30, piano, sports news; 0, studio program; 10 to 11, dance music. JCOO (790) : 6 to 12. NBC programs. San Francisco KPO (680) : 6, organ: Cecil and Sal ly. Henry Starr; 7. orchestra; 8. radio television; 8:16, NBC; 8:45, Roads to Hollywood: 9, orchestra: 9:30. tnstru- Pi NO CHANCES TAKEN mcntal ensemble; 10, orchestra: 11 to 12, Melodists. (LFRC (610) : 9 to 1, .CBS programs. Lo,s Angeles KNX (1050): 6, organ; C:30, Nea politans ;7, Watanabo and Arohle; dance ensemble; 8. KNX Revue; 9, Art Club: 9:30. Rev. Ethel Duncan; 10, Wranglers ;11 to 12, organ. KFI (840): 6. NBC programs: 8, popular hits; 8:16. Soiree Iutlme; 9, piano; 9:30, NBO programs. KHj (900) : 8, studio program: 6:30. Nearly Time to Put Away r the Winter Woolens Prepare for it Now by Uning Your Closets With CED ALINE Easy to Apply. Let Us Show it to You. You Will Like it. HOME & COAL CO- 1802 Cove, Ave. D . For example EASTBOUND Jo Baker, Huntington, Wolser, Payette, Ontario, Caldwell, Nampa, Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello, St. Anthony, Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, and all Eastern Cities ', Lv. 10:10 A.M. ' .. Baker Local 7:55 P.M. ; " . WESTBOUND ' ' . To Pendleton, Walla Walla, L'ewlston, .Colfax, Uma tilla, Pasco, Spokane, Cocur d'Alene, Kellogg, Wal lace, IVIIsaoula, Outte, Arlington, Condon, Foil ' Bendi Burns, Yakima, EllcnsbucgP Wenatchee,. Tha Palles, Hood River, Goldcndale, Portland and all " . points on Pacific Coast . ! .Lv. 5:45 P.M. ... and 10:50 A. M. For further information and reservations, call on. or phone oaont named below. '" COLUMBBA GOUGE SYSTEM Affiliated with Pickwick-CreyhoUnd Lines MR. H. DANLY j, SUge Depot, Elm and Jefferson St. . Phone Kf a in 79' CBS programs; 10, news; orchestra; 12 to 1, organ. Denver KOA (830): 6. NBC programs: 8:15. slumber music; 8:46', JUaie Jack JUt tlo; 9, Rudy VaUce: 10 to 11, qrebet tra. ",' . . : ' Salt Lake City KSL (1130): 0. NBC programs; 8:U, Visits with a Great Composer,' B:4ii. Lone star Ranger; 9, popular musics 9:30, musical programs; to, d'ance6r-' ohrstrai' 11 to 12, dance music. - ..J XXUUU1UL 1-.1HH IHimaB, DUMBER . Ph. 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