La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, March 7, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSflRVKK, LA GKAN.UK OKii). FugeSeven CLASSIFIED AD WANTED WANTED Salesmen, to sell national ly - advertise product to Stores, : Garages, Factories, eto. Easy to i make $4.00 an hour or $500.00 or j more monthly. Tested sales plan. ; jjo mhey required lor .stock. Wo i deliver and collect. Pay checks i mailed on Saturdays. Big surprise watting. Write Pyr-Pyter Co., 2171' Pyr-Pyter mug., uayton, un,p,. . . .. . 3-7-1 E tp WANTED Permanent roomers. Large ; Ugh$.fiteam hcad, rooms.. Jn, nice home. Moderate prices. Close in. 3 blks. west Montgomery Ward, J.002 Second St.; cor. Wash. 3-7tf WANTED TO BUY rabbit hutclii MUst be fitaeap. Phone 32G-W. 3-7-2 tp. EXPERIENCED -,OiiiLi, wunta. hose work, ,or house cleaning by day. Call 63G-1I 3-7-2 tp. WANTED350c -three yeare 8 per I cent excellent security. Add. P. O. ! Box 165 3-5-3 t. j WANTED 2 working men to board. Good home cooking, 21 07-3 rd St. t - - - - - 3-5-3 tp.: FOR SALE i FQR SALE AUnlta hay, 7 ton. 1 ml. north of Allcel, Geo. Johnson. .. .'- a-7-3 I. FOR SALE OB TRADE 000-egg In cubator, nearly new. Lees than half price. J. A. Anioldus, Summervllle. 3-7-3 tp FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow and 1 a-yr.-old Jersey bull. D. B. Ruclc inan, Farm. 254. 3-7-3 tp FOR SALE At a bargain a 4 room modern . house with . garage, and large lot on improved street. Inq. Observer. ' - 3-7-0 t p FOR SALE OR RENT All mod. 6-rm. house. Ph. 213-W.. 2704 N. 2nd St. 3-7-6 t. FOR SALE Tamarack Minnie Hardy. .Imbter. posts. Inq! -3-0-3 tp. FOR SALE 3-burner .Perfection oil stove with oven. Ph. 572-J. 3-5-3 t. FOR SALE 6-rm. comfortable home. Walnut, o-nrl Mnln. Right tirlce. E&SV terms. R. L. Poarch. 3-6-3 t. . BABY CHICKS from pedigreed blood I tested stock. Hollywood and Han- sen strains, uraer irom us ana oe assured of the . best, satisx action guaranteed. March, April 10 cents, Mav 9 cents. Juno 8 cents. Why I pay more? Write Sot free catalog. 3-3-t f. FOR SALE Fruit, shade and orna mental trees, shrubbery, perennial plants, roses, hedging asparagus, V rhubarb, horse radish, pansy plants. Everything to beautify and Increase tne vaiup oi your iiuiuc.) imu Nursery, llth and J. Ave, 8-3-1 m. FOR SALE CHEAP Five, room furn. dwelling. Modern except furnace. Garage, 2012 Cedar St., near Adams Ave., Prico $2,700.00. Terms. See r, Gracq Snydor, 1405 Adams Ave. hOIa 407-J,,..., .. grf-t... HOUSE AND 3 lota at a bargain or trade lor Portland property. Address ' W. L. Collins, Rt. 0, Portland. , . i , . . .. . 2-27-1 mp BABV CHICKS Now is the time to . buy baby chicks. Shortago pre dicted on broilers, hens, and eggs, with everyone reducing their flocks. Six leading breeds. WRITE FOR CATALOQ, NAMPA HATCHERY, ' jlampa, Ida. . 2-23-1 mp. FOR SALE Pure bred White Wyan dotto cockerels; from heavy laying strain. E. H. Becker, Allccl. . 2-20-1 mp. FOR SALE Wood and posts. Phone 194-R. J. D. Fitzgerald. 2-12-1 mp Automobiles FOR SALE 1928 Ford roadster. Not A-l condition, put has a lot of ser vice left. Inquire Observer. 3-7-t f. USED CARS With 1931 License No. 291926 Ford touring $ 50.00 No. 24 1927 Ford coupe 150.00 No. 23 1920 Ford coupe, Ruck-r stell No. 22 1926 Ford coupe No. 21 1020 Ford touring, - Ruckstell No. 20 1926 Ford coupe No. 16 1926 Overland coupe .. No. 14 1928 Chevrolet touring No. 621925 Ford TT truck .. No. 111928 Ford aurnp truck No. 8 1027 Chevrolet roadster No. 2 1926 Ford coupo -.. 126.03 125.00 75.00 135.00 150.00 66.00 125.00 160.00 165.00 76.00 No. 1 1920 Ford coupe, kuck- stell 116.00 1 We have gone over these cars in our I shop and have put them all In good condition and they will give you thousands of miles of good - transportation. PERKINS MOTOR CO. ' ' Main 500 4th & Adams 3-7-1 t. FLOWER PRIZE BY WALES WINDSOR, England OT The Prince of Wales will give a prize cup for sweet peas, and King George one for roses at the Windsor flower show In the private grounds of Windsor castle July 11. Professional Directory Fhysicians & Surgeons A. u HIOHARDSON, m. d. . Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drugs OUice Phone. M-16 Res. M-66 IjEfc B. BOTJVT, M. P. LEWA WILKES, H. D. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear. Noaa and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building Main It DR. F. h. RALSTON Eye, Ear. Host and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDO. Phone Main 77a. Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 101 N. AVE. RearUnga Dally. Readings by atall a' Specialty The Maritet PUc of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five areraeo words to triA HtiA Per line. 1st Insertion Per line, each added Qoneeo- uuve insertion. . Tp Minlmun charge on one order " ; BATES BY MONTH S lines, per month S lines, per month -- - , 4 lines, per month tt.80 list .4.l a nues, per montn Bach additional line over flva charged at 60c per line per month. . . CASH IN ' ADVANCE- , la re quired on all Classified ordera'.to earn these rates, Higher rates oharg-ed on all credit lnsertlone. - Copy tor ail Classified ordera must be in tills office by 10 A. M, DAT OP INSERTION, BJCR orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same hour or extra insertion Will bo charged, . ... Telephone, ordera solicited. Cash ratca snay be earned on pboneiordera by payment on or before Gate of last insertion. PRONE MAIN 600 "in Observer Want At .. Will Do If - FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern 5-rm. . house. , Phone 388-R. fiirnlslied 3-7-i fc. FOR RENT Modern 5 room, house. Or will trade for small acreage. Phone 386-R. 3i7-l t. " '-IL U "-" - r - - FOR RENT- -Apt. Call 481-W. 3-7-3 t. FOR RENT .-rr- 5-rm. unfurm house, near library, plpeless , furnace. Main 741. - 3-7-3 t. FOR RENT 4-rm, mod. apt.,. 2011 2nd St. Call 223-R. 3-7-1 t. FOR RENT r 6. room modern house with basement... close In. at ,103 Hemlock. Inquire 1701 Wash. ' - - 3-7-2 tp. TOR RENT Mod., furn. apt., 2101 Greenwood. 'Phone 612-W. 3-7-t f. . - - " FOB BHModelrn 5-rm. house. 3-7-7 t. -"m FOR RENT Apt., water, lights furn., 1402 O Ave. . 8-7-3 tp. po kent 80 acres 2 ml. east. Cash only. Apply 2203 Pine St. 3-7-2 tp FOR RENT 5-rm. unfurn. modern house and garage, 704 N Ave. . 3-7-2 tp. pgB rent 5-i-m. house, 2018 Oak 3-6-2 tp. St. Call 494-W. FOR RENT Furn. Apt.Ground floor. 1608 Wash. 3t6-3 t. FOR RENT-Oarage, Phone 829-J. 1608 Adams. 3-5-8 tp p6R RENT Furn. .house. Call, Mrs. Harley Smith, La Orande hotel. ' 3-3-t f. FOR RENT Furnished steam heated apts., gas ranges. Waverly Apt. T .. 3-3-1 mp FOR RENT -r- Strictly modern 8-rm. fur. Apt. tri best residential district. Alien Duplex, 1507-4th St. Phono Main 643. 8-2-t f. FOB RENT Apt. 1908-4th St. Call 499-J. or . 3-2-t f. FOR RENT Apt. at 902 Penn. Ave. Phone 166-W. 2-27-8 tp FOR RENT 5-rm. 219-W. . house. Call 2-28-t f. FOR RENT 3-rm. mod. apt. Newly : finished, 2013 First St. 2-17-t f. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Greenwood R-in-l m Desirable Furnished Apartments Conveniently designed 2 or 3 room furn. apts., offering abundance of heat and hot water, electric stove, trlgidalrc, beds the best, garage, home "comforta and beautiful sur roundings. Rates to suit the times to permanent tenants. landis coirt Apts. Magneto Repairing Bosch, Elseman, Splltdorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Battery & Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1423 Adams Phone M 753 The honor of serving you at a time when espcrt and effi cient service Is so badly needed obligates us to do everything as nearly perfect as possible. Ton can rely upon us. We Understand SNODORASS ZISLMEBMAS Main 63 .1 Countiei FOR RENT Modern Apt., frlgldairo and electric range. Call Melville's. - .. ,. 3-7-1 t. MISCELLANEOUS PLVMBINQ-rHSATINQ , AH Kuids of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work, LYNCH PLUMBJNQ COMPANY. 215 Fir St. Phone, Mftitt 179. . .. 37-1 . WHEN, IN BAKER, stop and ' oa( -"at Oelser , Grand hotel. Reasonable prices. J. a. Snodgrass, Prop. , - 3-7-2 t. BUY, SELL, ftAJSE and mova houses. Rent jacks and timbers, also sell outfit, johl Mars. . . ., ,, .3-71 t. anrt it nh .ol . v i S'i 7 and ai.QO a pair, r 3-7-1 tp PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. . Royal Poultry Supplies, Baby Chick Starter, Royal Egg Mash. HARLKY SMITH, Prop. Phone Main 826. 8-8-1 t. OLD TIME .DANCE at Eagles hall. Saturday night a-o-a t. BALL ROOM dancing. 1.0O couple. neien alary Clark, bacaJawca inn. , 3-4-12 tp. i.i. , , i . EXPERT WATCH o,nd jewelry re-1 pairiiig.. Prompt serylce; satlsfac- . tlon guaranteed, R. E. Qerard, 14l'p ' .Adams, Sacajawea Bldg. 3-4-1 m. OET THE BEST protection and save . 2Si, on your premium with the Northwestern Mutual Fire Jnsur- ance Co, L. W, Cooper Insurance Agency, phone M-80. 2-2B-1 in. - -r-r-r. . ; j . r-. WO FOR YQVR phonograph on a ROOFING. WORK Repair work or any kind of a, new roof. CaU Chas. Hlldebrand. 020-W. l-B-i mp. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Out and fitted on short notlco. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREGON School of Muslo, violin, piano, voice. Credlta. X. O. O. F, temple. 447-J. 9-6-1 m. LA GRANDS MATTRESS & Up. bolstering fc Rug Cleaning Works Phone 424-W. Cbaa. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represent tatlvea fqr the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm oi olty loans at attractive rates of in terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. LOST LOST Pr. of light horn rimmed glasses without caso. Leave at Ob- server. 8-7-1 tp I LOST Brindle bull dog. Call Normaii Desllet, Foley hptel. Reward. 3-7-2 t. Health Talks Headaqhe in children is not a very Washington Borah accepts invlta common complaint, but when It does tlon to attend progressive, ooneronoo. occur It is liable to point to. serious 1 Chicago Christian Pasohen. build underlying disease lng -commissioner, . la" t-indioted for Headache in children- under five evading Income tax payment, years of age is even more rare and. gait Lake City - Hiram Dcmpsey. when present, is not uncommonly the fthcr of Jack Dempsey, marries Mrs. result of disease of the brain. Hanna L. Chapman, a widow, as his Children are not as competent as third wife adults In describing their feellng3 or , N v itiin'nr tmiih sav n.ahTwevUe T TrTll Young infants and children when.18 d'rcd official holder, suffering from head pains are prone torolgn . to rub tho painful areas, to cry, and 1 Tokyo-A fourth daughter Ib born to manifest marked restlessness. to the empress of Japan; nation had Since children, especially younger hoped for a male heir, ones, are not subject to the same ' Rangoon, Burma Fire damages mental fatigue to which many an Shwe Dagon Pagoda, famous Buddhist adult's headache may Justly be as- shrine. crlbed their headache Invariably Jalapa, Mexico Two bombs are ex polnts to the presence of underlying ploded in doorway of the cathedral ritwMise. during services, injuring 16. The most common single cause of headache in children over five yeara of age is eye-strain, perhaps due to scnooi-. SCORCHY'SMITH GLORIA Milt 'S'cOli .BIACK LEADER ! CZT tjjjgp irvc DON'T LET HlTORN ... l L - ' I, . Ji len? L : . j :f : J Trademark Regutcred U. 8. Patent Oil Ice -ANC IT GIVES rvIE GREAT PLEASURE, SHE 16 -PRETTy ) , . f I WONDER 7SLS2 M,SS IIXON, TO -PRESENT MXJ VJTTHj all ffiaUT yMi) Vi VWHO SWG 4 P' f AT c or ft title rf5isv.x ' ,r -'di,C'V rf Awvf 1 UCTsr- . Morning headache In children Is more commonly the result of some toxic condition, constipation being one common cause. Headache in children is also associated with high fever. ; Disturbances of digestion arising out of improper diet or Impaired. GU gestivo powers are , also common causes of headache. ';. Infections of .the respiratory tract, particularly those of the nose and throat, are aunt, liable to cause head ache In children. Chronically eased tonsils, decayed teeth or en larged adenoids may contribute to the Impairment of digestion arid thus lead to headachy. , Some children suffer fr.om head ache, -the cause of which cannot be discovered. Such children commonly come from, fAmiliea In which there Is a predisposition to migraine, a peri odically . recurring nervous! disturb ance with the essential complaint of headache. .' . , Many Easterners ; Ask Information About Our State Wtemo .wa? contained in a letter lrom a toTmer resident of Wlllamlnn. Oregon., now Jiving in ArUanrai fw dressed to E- P. Harlan, editor of "Oregof. Business." The editor gqes on to quote from among the :in,an.y other letters received. ".When the drouth, struck Kentucky, our fainous blue grass was' burned up as if a prairie fire bad passed oveV our hills. No one knows it it will come hack." - v I ,. For years my ,ftusban.d hag bougut applt lor his, Virginia cannery from vviuein w . ?mi:,uriiuuuii vtMivy.. lttt season, he couldn't buy an. apple on account of th.e droutb," "When the drouth, swept over Ar- kansas, business )n. rirl town was paralysed; we got down to 8 .When we wired relatlyes in Kansas gity for money. YYnvn. Vtte eiegrupa i,unipuuy gave us their checkfor 260. no place in town could caBlx lt.! Above statements were mode by women to. Mrs. Lillian Bliyeu,. Dallas. president, Oregon state Federation of Womenii clubs, wfiile attending ,the national convention In. Washington. . xnese "!re "? rlrm8,w'''r - "TrXEZ,T oral reclamation and irrigation. Why big fruit and vegetable cannerg are looking across tne Kpc&ics to utvgou and the Northwest. Why the Oregon state chamber of commerce is receiving thousands of letters from families wtU from $4000 to 10,000 seeking more desirable homes. And it explains why one rail road immigration, department . in the middle states is. receivlng'qver 600 in quiries per month about Oregon op portunities and living conditions.. Never before did the Oregon c6un try appear so desirable. Nevr bofore did It have such an opportunity to tell Its story of comfort-llvlng ad vantages to such a vast, interested audience. And never before could ef fective salesmanship bring the .dol-lars-and-cents return to every por tion of the state. Over Night News! (I)y The Vssoclated Press) 1 Philadelphia LaFollette says ro- nomination of Hoovor orj (i bone dry platform is a foregoing conclusion. I Annapolis," Md. Legislature en dorses' Governor ..Ritchie for - Demo 'dhrtio presidential' nomination. ; . ' ' Kalamazoo, 'Mich. 1 Republican state . convention adopts .resolution praising Hoover's . admtntstratlqn. ' ' . London Lady Cynthia Mosley is asked to resign from parliament by labor committee for launching a new f"LlJ- " Trademark Registered V. a. Patent Office MW-- I japan's Growing Grip on Mindanao Alarms Filipinos py t. W. Hosklns .... ZAMBOANOA, Mindanao, p. ?, (?) This island of Mindanao, second, largest and one of the richest in (he archipelago, holds within its shores some of the most' pressing problems of the Philippine government. It is the land of the Moros who in themselves have always been something of a problem.- The other two chief factors iu bringing the) island into prominence ore the" Japanese and the - move in the umira out tee vo restrujc .. r uipiuu Immigration. ' . A few montlis ago Fllemon. Perez, iseoretary of commerce and com munications the Philippine cabi net, and Rafael AUumn, secretary pf agriculture and natural resources, surveyed the island and reported, to Governor General Dwlglit F. Davie that the rich Oa,vao hemp dis trict had become virtually a Japan ese colony. , . Ju.iume Monopolize TinUo Tno Japanese, they said, have ac-quh-ed largo land holdings, .almost monopolised the trade of the dis trict, and increased In numbers to lU.qoo within a few years. The report opened) the eyes of Filipinos to the fact that if they did not themselves develop Mnda nao. some one else would. - The island Is, in fact, something of a frontier. Potentially It affords a wonderful outlet for the develop lng Filipino people, but thue far little has been done to take ad van f tftke of it. , It has been figured that If enough Christian Filipinos can be persuad ed to take root here, it will help to relieve population pressure In- the crowded portions of the archipela go, and at the same time have a salutary effect upon the Moro, who has been more or less of a thorn, In tho flesh for 300 years. -Would Ash initiate Moro ' It Ib generally agreed that the beat way to settle the Moro prob lem is to assimilate him or, failing In that, to put so many Filipinos on Mindanao that the. Moro .will be a minority factor in numbers and ln lluence. That would ultimately dis pose, also of the, question of Japan cse domination. One of the great handicaps of this program 1g the government's lack df money to carry it out, and Fili pino politicians refuse to amend re strlotlvo land laws which mafco American capital fear Investment In tho Islands. SCHOOL SOW C'ARKIKI) TO ILIEKNPS(J PVPltS ., DUNOON, Scotland tT A lonely shepherd's family, llylpg in a hilt on the Argyllshire moor;, la to hve ts first schooling. The seven children bavo never sev foot inside a schoolhouse, the educa tion commltteo discovered, and a teacher is to be sent to their home onco a week. , Tho Inspector who found them said it took him two hours to reach the place after he left the road, and that the children ran from him "liko wild deor." 11 LET m ve-block and clean last season Hat to a de; gree of style and appearance that will via with the brand neSv hats on the street. Its. original shape, its original shade will.be restored. All Work Guaranteed -. at ANGEL'S ' SHOES DYED ALL SHADES . "BEST WORK IN TOWN JUST UNSOUGHT Portugal Gives 'Lessons' To Aid Tourist Trade USBON Wl The government of Portugal Is going after tourist busl ntsa in a, big way, . , It has undertaken, to train guides, scn.d notei staffs through a three year training coursb and put put of business fill hoatclrlcs which do not measure up to fin official stand ard of conduct. ; Three governmental decrees have been issued to give this program effect., Portugal) llko Switzerland. France and the six governments in the pajkau confenince, realise that foreign, travel money csa Help her national puree uiightiy. explaining that the also and lux ury of hotels count less than effl. clent service by courteous attend ants,', the -minister of the Interior has, ordered that all who would work - in Portuguese hostelrtcs. must go to school for throe years. French, English and German are among the subjects that will bo taught. There also will bo courses in hygiene, catering, bookkeeping 52! ",.-?.e.n?",L.l or m"t1" u, strahgor feel at home. But the schooling is not all. Bach graduate of. tho course .mut give practical 'deinQnstratlon of his abil ity by putting all Hits theory Into practico at approved ttotel9 or restaurants-under the eye Of govern ment inspectors. Guides also will get a strenuous training period. They must pass examinations In complete course of history and geography end mass of general Information. Another decree Bounds a death knt'H for scores of squalid lodging nquseot lauetici "note). existing hntnln must hu mnrto mrl kent mm. fortabie W they wisft til hold their licenses, To helij ihese chahgea tecomi effective the government , pas taken Import duties off all hotel furniture and fixings that are not obtainable in Portugal. . " . Radio Programs StrNDAV PRCYdltAMft ' National Broadcasting C.: 8, Vag-"1 aoonaai u:io, soprauo ana orcnesira;' V. orchestra; 7:4Q, Buhday at' Seth Parker's; 8:15, Harmoules, piano;. 0, vocalists and orchestral p:3Q, vocal ists and orchestra; Q:30, vocalists and ensemble: 8:16, Reader's Guide; iO,' organi 11 to 18, Vagabonds. . . ' ' Columbia, Broadcasting system: 6,.' Arabesque; 8;30, symphony orches tra; 7, orchestra; 7;30. vocaJlBts ani) orchestra; 8, dsnoe muslct 8:46, Mm-: sloal Forget'Me-N'itsi B, Chronicles; 8:30, orchestra; Ik to 13, organ. . Northwest Broadcasting b y s t e in ; 6:30, Angelus ensemble; 0:30, vocal-' ists; 7, Calendar of Mr: 7:30, Busy Fingers; 8, orchestra; 9, bond; 0, or chestra; 11 to 13, orchestra. Npokauv . KBQ (690) : 8 a. m., Breakfast hour; 0 :30, records; 10, Blblo etudenta, tab- Old Hats Like New In Shape and Shade 75c DESSERTS HONORS I: -Smsissm k .Z tor! T-V DIXON 97- JsLZr3 1 ' feLL icdli dance program: 11, M. P. churcri; 12. Youth conference; 1, Dr. Cadman; i,- vespers; 3, Catholic hour; 4, dance program; 4:30, musical programs; 3:16, talks, music; 0:15, NSC; 7:15, orchestra and singers; 7:46, Hawaiian Rainbows; 8, !3plscopa Cathedral; o, NBO programs. Seattle KJK (070): 6:30 to 19, NBS pro grams. ...... Tocamo . KVI 760) : 0, orchestra; 10, mock ing birds; 10:16, orchestra;; 11 to IB, organ. A Portland KEX (1180): 8, NHS; 0, classical concert; 9:30, NBS: 10, Beach Comber; 10:30, lyric trio; 11 to 13, Sercnadcr. Oakland RUC (880)! 5 to 8, organ. KOO (7S0): 6 to 13, NBC programs. " San Francisco KPQ (08Q): 8:15, NBQi 7:15, so pranoi 7;8p, qrchestra; 8, American poets; P:15, NBC; 8:80. concert or chestra; 9, string orchestra; 19 to 11, orchestra. ' , . KFKC (010); 6 to: 13, CBS pro grams. ,. ' ' . ', ..- ;i ; -" Los Anselrs ' KNTX (1050); 8, Arcadians; 0:30, Dr. Abol; 7. All Souls' church; 7:30, Wran glers; 8, Presbyterian church; 0, vla llii; 10:30 to U:3Q. theatre. fl'I (04U): u:io, niiu, luuiiy and Mike Florentine duo, Threo Co. Eds; 3, baritone; 8:30, violin; u. nuui 0:80, concert singer: 10, slumber hour orohcstia; 1Q:3Q, rythm masters; H to 13, NBO. KHJ (800): 0, Kabbl Maghln; 8:30, CBS 'programs: 7:30, string oholr; 8, dance party; ;8:45, CB8 programs; 10, nows, orchestra; 11 to 13, organ. Denver . trrtA fflQnl. fl-1fi. NRfl rii-ocrnyns: j;J5.' network program: T:45, NBO: 8:30. aontaire uowooys; v, unu: u;ay, orchestra: 10, lenor; ip-.is, organ. .' Holt Uike City KSh (130): Q:)5, NBC; 7:16, Pres byterian church; 7:45., Consignor Hunt; 9A5. NBC; 8,:S0, U p. S. serv ices; 9, NBC; 9:30, music; 10, organ; H to . Injormol studio program. MONDAY PROaitAMS ; National Broadcasting Co.: 8, or chestra; 8:80, quartet and orchestra; ,7, orchestra; 7:30, Empire Builders; 8, Amos and Audy 8:16. ymphonlsts; 0. Sherlock Holmes; 9:30, mixed octet: AO. soprano and orchestra; 10:80, Ylr frlen' Scotty, oello; U to 13. orshes, u-a. 'Columbia Broadcasting kystcm: , musical programi 0:80, Evening in Parle; 7, Ouy Lombardo; 7:80, Don A.maleo; B, Jamboree; 10, band; 10:16, orcnescra; is m i, unii-u inuaii.. Velatone The Hot Water K a 1 b 0 mine. We, carry jt in 21 col ors in bulk. Re turn any unused ' portion for credit. It covers better. Van Petten Lumber Co. Phone Main 732 "Good Service Quiok" 1 XORIMER'S LA GRANDE CITYDYE WORKS Cleaners of Fancy Gowns Men's Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned Phone Main 72 1021 Depot Street SUCCESSORS TO 1VARDI10DB If IT'S ALL MIS OWN DOIM' a (ML rjCT faMCJW AMTi A CAM awE" BULL '...V.1 . Northwest Brpadcastlhg s y s t e nr.:, 6:30, health, markets, gardens; 6. muf slcal programs: .7,, dream mclodlrti 7:30, symphony;' 8, Bevue; 8:80, tele : vision, dancing feet; 9, Montavlllb ,, Flowers; 9:80, wrestling match; 10:34. -Bite ot Hannpny; 11, organ; 13 to I, , Revellers. ' , . .. 1 f. Hpokane' : , ., - KHQ: t a. m.. Town Crier, nevw, i Van and - Don; 8, Happy Time; ', Lumberjacks, talks, music; 10:30, . Woman's Magazine; 11:30, food talk.!, organ; 12, talks, music; . 1:16, seed , service; 1:30, school pf air; 2, studio .. parade: 8, light opera; 3:30, dance music. Hill BlUles; 4, service hour, talk; 6. How's Business, sport news, . music; 8, NBC programs; 9:30, Wajt and Norman, piano; 10, bridge game; 10:30, records; 11 to 12, dance muefc. ' Seattle . KJR: 8:30 to 3, NBS progrttmi. ' S ; Taconut 1 '' KV'l: 9, CBS; 10, gasoline heJ; 10:30, orchestra: 11 to 12, orchestra. Portland - ' f' KKXs 8, prehestra, news: 8:3J), dance music, Lord Banquet; 9, NBS programs: IU White - Wizard, organ; .U toal:30, Revellers,' ,- :. VT, ; , . ."''': Keveilern '' ' "j, KLX: 0, concert duo;- 7, news; 7:80, studio programs; 8, Happy Hayseeds; 8:30, play;: 9, school program, studio , program; to 14, uance music, ,;jo. . 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