La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 13, 1931, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 13, 1931 33 LAGKANDE EVENING OBSKltVER, LA GKANDE, OKE. Page Eleven I TheMarki SIFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa-Counties WANTED WANTED Any kind of carpenter or repair work. Phone 222-J. 3-U-6 tp. : WANTED Party going to Perry each day about 4:00 p. m. to carry Ob server newspaper route. Call at ; Observer office. 3-10-6 tp. DEMONSTRATOR - SALESWOMAN Permanent work, profitable position to capable party. Product adver-: tised nationally, leading magazines, newspapers, radio KGW, KHQ, i KOMO, KSL, etc.; also few open- ings in other districts for women i with cars, or willing to purchase ! same from earnings. Address Box 1, 1 care Observer. 3-9-6 t. i WANTED Permanent roomers. Large ; light steam heated rooms. In nice i home. Moderate prices. Close in. j 2 blks. west Montgomery Ward, 1902 ; Second St., cor. Wash. 3-7tf j FOR SALE FOR SALE: Equity in new Chevrolet j car or truck. Call 435-J alter 0. ' 3-13-3 tp. FOR SALE Plenty of good work! horses. Geo. Shevar. 3-13-6 tp. FOR SALE 12 weaner pigs. Alvin j Westenskow. Imbler. 3-13-3- tp. : FOR SALE 212 acres, mod. . 4-rm. houss, barn, garage, located at 2304 2nd St. Easy terms. Ph. 183-W, or call at 2104 1st St. 3-13-t f. FOR SALE Slightly used Thor washer, A-l condition. Dalles Fur niture Store. Phone Main 582. 3-12-3 t. FOR SALE 3 Ford dump trucks, steel bodies. See Ray McCarroll, 1907 Washington. 3-11-4 t. FOR SALE Schultz player piano at a bargain. Inq. at Pay'n Takit.- -3-11-3 t. FOR SALE Milking Shorthorn bull and welnlng pigs. Julius Fisher, Allcel. 3-10-6 tp. FOR SALE House, or would take ! small place in on trade, balance cash. Inq. 1914 Cedar St. 3-1L-3 tp FOR SALE Fruit trees of all kinds, Klchared, Delicious, Black Jon and others. Columbia & Okanogan Nur sery Co., Wen a tehee, Wash. F. W. King, salesman. Phone 2D3-W. ( i 8-10-5 t. FOR SALE OR TRADE For a small er place, Vi acre ground and 5-rm. mod. house. Inq. Bugg Paint Co. 3-10-t f. FOR SALE At a bargain a 4 room modern houso with garage, and large lot on improved street. Inq. Observer. 3-7-6 tp FOR SALE OR ,RENT All mod. 6-rm. house. Ph. 213-W., 2704 N. 2nd St. - - 3-7-0 t. FOR SALE Fruit, shade and orna mental trees, shrubbery, perennial plants, roses, hedging asparagus, rhubarb, horse radish, pansy plants. Everything to beautify and Increase the value of your homo. Milne Nursery, 11th and J. Ave. 3-3-1 m. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five av erase word to the Una.) ,r f Per line, 1st Insertion 10o Per line, each added conaeo- uiive insertion Minimum charge on one order -- 16c RATES BY MONTH 2 llnea, per month , -, ,,.,..., E 3 lines, per month , ,, tt.H I llnea, pdr month f4,P0 5 lines, per month - ., J4.75 Each additional line over five charged at 60o per ,' lino per month. CASH IN ADVANCE I ve quireti on all Classified orders to earn thepe rates. Higher rate charged on all credit insertions. Copy for all Cms si fled orders must be in this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. Step orders on ad inserted until far-' ther notice must be received by the d&me hoar or extra, insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned .on phone (orders by payment on or before date of last insertion PHONE MAIN 600 "An Observer Want A4 wm do it" Manager for New Portland Plant? PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 13 UP) J. D. Ross, discharged manager of the i Seattle light department, yesterday I was asked by Ralph C. Clyde, Port- xana city commissioner, 11 no woum consider "an attractive offer" to manage the "proposed" Portland municipal power plant. The city recently filed for water rights for a municipal plant. Clyde's telegram, said "Please ad vise if you would consider offer to come to Portland as manager of the proposed municipal power a,nd light plant provided city council makes at tractive offer. ... I would be glad to take up the matter with city council looking toward availing our- SPECIAL ON PLOWS Liberal re-1 sele& ot the advantage ot your long CI ?" 'H?,e -.-.ed of plant maiemetu7' interesting," he commfented. MISCELLANEOUS PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. . Seed Potatoes Netted Gems, Earliest of All, Early Sunrise. HA RLE Y 8MITH. Prop. Phono Main 826. 3-13-1 Co. 'BALL ROOM dancing, 1.00 couple. iieien Mary ClarK, sacajawea luu. 3-4-12 tp. EXPERT WATCH and Jewelry re pairing. Prompt service; satisfac tion guaranteed. R. E. Gerard, 1410 Adams, Socajnwea Bldg. - 3-4-1 m. GET THE BEST protection and savo 26 on your premium with tho Northwestern Mutual Fire Insur ance Co, L. W. Cooper Insuranco Agency, phone M-88. 2-28-1 in. ATlTn ANn WTKnrw r.i.tu ' Cut ntiri fltrnri nn elinrf. nnrlpi La Grande Construction & Supply Co, 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREQON School of Muslo, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. B-6-1 m. FOR RENT FOR RENT 3-rm. furn. apt., down stairs. Maple Apts. . 3-13-1 tp. FOR RENT 300 acres good pasture land. Call Main 005. " 3-13-3 t. FOR RENT 2-rni. Apt., stDcm heat, elec. range. Adults. Ph. 3C9-W. 1502 Wash. 3-13-3 t. FOR RENT 4-rm. unfurn. house, 1000 First St. 3-13-2 tp FOR RENT Furn. Apt., newly kalso- mined. Ground floor, 1600 Wash. I 3-13-3 t. FOR RENT 2 furn. housekeeping rms. Ph. 375-J. 3-13-2 Si. FOR RENT Modern 5-rm. furnished house, all cleaned up. Price of rent $35.00 per month. See Mrs. Grace Snyder. 3-13-t f. FOR RENT Small house, clean. Ph. 941-J. Call at 1808 Cednr. 3-11-8 tp FOR RENT Apt. Call 481-W. 3-11-3 t FOR RENT Mod., furn. apt.. 2104 Greenwood. Phone 612-W. 3-7-t f. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering & Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop 12-l-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can xmuca farm or : city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Ohas. II. Reynolds, Insurance, ' loans and bonds. FOUND Bushman Offers to Wed Highest Bidder CHICAGO, Mar. 13 Francis X. Bushman, former screen star, who recently announced he had lost his lortune. yesterday said he had offered himself in marriage to the woman who would pay the most to wed him. Bushman, who Is appearing In a stock company in an outlying the atre, stipulated, however, that tho woman must have enough money to support him in tho manner to which he had been accustomed. He was not sanguine that one would be found as he set the figure at "one million dollars or more." The erstwhile movie lover gave his age as 47. his wolght as 103 pounds, his height as 6 feet, II inches, and his health as perfect. 1 "I married twice for . Jove," ho said, "but both were failures. Per haps I may find happiness with a third wife whom I marry for money." CHINESE AKSRNAL TO BEAT , SWOKUH TO PLOWSHARES road, case is dependeut upon the ; interstatcr commerce commission in pending decision before the United ! structing tho Oregon - Washington States supreme court. The state will j Railroad & Navigation company to shape its future course in accord- ; build the line from Crane to Cres ance with this decision, he said. cent lake. Oregon, as on intervonor, Tho federal district court in Port- ' has appealed the federal court de- land. In speaking of a suggestion ad vanced by William Hanlcy, promi nent Eastern Oregon rancher, that the matter be held in abeyance for five years, at the end of which period more apparent, , Judge Thomas said ho was inclined to favor the pro posal hut was not sufficiently con? ,'. versant with the plan to comment : upon it. He said, however, he be lieves . the five-year period is too land over-ruled the order of the clsion to the highest court In the the necessity for the line may be lQ"b'- BETTER MEALS and you need not stay home to cook them GENERAL FOUND Man's glove. Inq. Observer, i t 3-13-1 tp. ILIXSTUATES DANTE EPIC MILAN. Italy (P Thirty-four paintings by Amos Nattini, Intended as illustrations of the first canto of Dante's Divine Comedy, have been placed on exposition here. Later they will go to Paris, London and North and South America. PEIPINO (JPi The arsenal at Tai yuanfu. capital of Slums), is to be changed so as literally to beat swords into plowshares. Last year the plant made most of the munitions used in the civil war by the northern rebels. But hence forth is is to produce farm imple ments, rails and other steel prod ucts. Railroad schemes, intended to ex ploit the phenomenally rich mineral resources of Shansi province, also are . under consideration. MOKE I'KEN'CH STUDENTS Navy Has 3" hi Air Class WASHINGTON () - Thirty-five naval officers make up the 'class In heavler-than-air training, , , starting March 27 at Pcnsacola, Flu--. PARIS (VP) French parents ore spending more on college education lor . tneir cnimren, stausucs snow- : lng 73,000 young ; . and women CrOSS-State Rail jears ago. FOR RENT Modern Inq. 1608 First St. 6-rm. house. 3-7-7 t. FOR RENT Furn. house. Call Mrs. Harley Smith, La G rondo hotcj. 3-3-t f. SWEDES Ll'ItES TOURISTS STOCKHOLM (P) The Swedish American line reports that 18.3B5 passengers were brought to Sweden t lrom America lost year, a new high mant for eastward traiac. west bound travelers numbered 1G.8G1, a decrease.' .- Case Awaits Court FOR RENT Furnished eteani heated apts., gas ranges. Waverly Apt. . 3-3-1 nip -FOR--RENT Strletlymedem -3-rm. .. fur. Apt. In host residential district. Allen Duplex, 1S07-4UI St. Phone Main 543. . 3-2-t t. HOUSE AND 3 lots at a bargain orlpoR RENT Apt. trade for Portland property. Address i ioo8-4th St. W. L. Collins, Kt. u, roruana. Call 498 -J. or 3-2-t f. MEDFORD, Ore.. Mar." 13 (IP) Charles M. Thomas, public utilities commissioner of Oregon, on his ar rival here yesterday said ;the next move on the Oregon crossTState rall- ELECTRIC RANGE Features of this Automatic Hotp'o'mt . Electric Range Hotpoint Hi-Speed Calrod. The fastest, most econom ical most indestructible elec tric range unit in the world. MAY CI V RAIL KATES ' LISBON iP) Portuguese railroads, suffering from the business slump rand increased competition by pas senger, and freight motor lines, are considering reductions in passenger iarcs and freight rates. 2-27-1 mp ' FOB RENT 3-rm. mod. apt. Newly 1 linisned, 2013 first st. 2-17-t i. BABY; CHICKS Now Is the time to - . buy baby chicks. Shortage pre-1 for RENT Furn. houses and apts., dieted on broilers, hens, and eggs,), with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. with everyone reducing tlw'r flocks. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. Six loading breeds. WHITE FORI CATALOG. NAMPA HATCHERY. Nampa, Ida. 2-23-1 mp. FOR SALE Pure bred White Wyan dotte cockerels; from heavy laying strain. E. H. Becker, Allcel. 2-20-1 mp. MEXICO CLOSES nOAl) JAP MEXICO CITY (IP) A stretch of 50 miles of mountain road in Hidalgo, tho only gap In the highway from here to Laredo, Tex., will be finished this year. The 1930 bill on this through route was $3,000,000. Automobiles USED CARS . ' With 1931 License No. 201920 Ford touring $ 50.00 No. 24 1927 Ford coupe 150.00 No. 23 1926 Ford coupe, Ruck- stell 125.00 No. 22 1926 Ford coupe 125.00 No. 21 1926 Ford touring. Ruckstcll 75.00 No. 201926 Ford coupe 135.00 No. 151926 Overland coupe .. 150.00 No. 14 1820 Chevrolet touring 65.00 No. 62 1925 Ford TT truck .. 125.00 ' No. 111926 Ford dump truck 160.00 No. 6 1927 Chevrolet roadster 165.00 No. 21926 Ford coupe 75.00 . No. 1 1026 Ford coupe. Ruck- ! stell 115.00 We have gone over these cars In our ; shop and have put them all in j good condition and they will give) you thousands of miles of good j transportation. PERKINS MOTOR CO. ! Main 500 4 th & Adams 3-11-4 t. OYI'SIES FORM SOVIET ROSTOV-ON-DON, U. S. S. R. IIP) Gypsies: who settled on a collective farm In the Mlneralovodsk district, have formed the first soviet of their race In the Northern Caucasus and have urged other rovers to Join them. - Desirable Furnished Apartments ', Conveniently designed 2 or 3 room furn. apts., offering abundance of heat and hot water, electric stove, Trlgldaire, beds the best, garage, home comforts and beautiful sur roundings. 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