La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1932, City Edition, Page 7, Image 7

Saturday, May 28, 1932
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
Over The
Valley
Personals
(Continued from Page Six)
unmarried men, with John Lewis as
chairman, served the refreshments,
During the business meeting Mr. and
Irs. Miles Woodell were elected as
alternate delegates to otate grange
which meets thlB year at Sllverton.
This evening Is the date for the rog.
Vlar dancing party which tho grange
Is giving.
Conclude Visit '
Mrs. N, W. 8hoberg, who has been
making a visit of several wceka wltL
her sister. Mrs. Ed Coxribes. at Sum
mervllle has left the valley and re
You Cant Marry
J- h f.v. nti.tjj-.. . ft
by Julia Clet
sfaorslS: A suspicious doctor
threatens Oeornie Tou-nseud's plan
to hold her job hi teUlnti her cm
plover that her coiin'm Jenny and
not tho has married Eddio
Toumucitd. lcnny finds the doc
tor, mho haa attended Eddie after
a nervous brcakiloicn, truing to
question the superintendent of
Ocoroic'a apartment house.
Chapter J
uYOl MA1RI!fttyY PILOT?"
" fJE'S upstairs, yes," thfj doctor
Btild. ' "Miss jovcll has told
you, of oourse, what his trouh:
is. 0
"Yes," saldjlenny. "That la, she
: to'M. hio there fas bad news about
olilm. She didn't glfco me details."
. "Oddl" BUeorod the doctor. "And
neither of yog at home to take
charge ot the poor chap. Or per
haps he doesn't lire here, reftly?
Though I remember Miss Revell
mentioned she was getting the
apartrjent ready for you and your
husband?" '
"I don't tynk," Baft Jenny very
quietly, "Jjfiat I know your name."
"Tallas. Dr. resile Talla"8
"Thank you. Are there any in
structions I should be given, Dr.
Tallas, ifiout Mr. Townsend before
you go?"
"Well, he's suffering from pro
found nervous shock." The doctor
waa not flushed, nv, he was pale.J
His eyes were hostile as they came
to rest upon Jenny's hands. "Thjpy
gave him a sedative at the hospital
IjgCoro thoy go? him lif?o the am.
bulance they didn't want to let
him go at all, at first, but 1 ofred
to take charge of lilm and he was
rapidly running a temperature at
the Idea of being kept in tho place.
J&ol of planes go over, you see, afid
heel)3 the fixed Idea that one will
drop on him and, crush him. -But
you'd better consulfe your doctor
about bln$ Ho'll give what ad?ice
be can and probably recommend a
specialist."
' "I see. Thank you. Tlm I needn't
totaln jftUj any longer." a
Miss Geo&ina tflovell bowled
0 slightly. Dr. TalliS scowled, shrug
ged his shoulders, saluted perfunc
torily andestrode Ait to the am
bulance, 8
O
GUI gave a loud, short laugh. O
, "You li;d hiinset Mr. Town
send up to the apartment, Gill? Did
he seem oxcitl? 111.
C3
Gill rejected.
"ScomeiiOglad to got tiiere.g he
viclisnfc(t at last. He added ir
relevantly "Your wsaring no ring.
Miss Jenny, that's what started Jjiat
doctor chap nose-poking. )Jostyuar-
ricd indies woar rings."
The hot color flooded penny's
(accO O
"I don't won to I won't I" she
Bald vohemontly. Then, as thoufjj
Bomothlng pursired uej she tuifted
9ind fled up thetairso
By the tjme she reached tl8 door
of the apartment alio gs composed
agaln,9iOuny rate outwardly only
her mind and her heart were still
.rebellious. Sho whispered "1 won't
ftar a ring and 1 won't speak of
Eddie as 'my husband.' " Then she
gulockod the door and went In,
, ready tOgface Ceorgie's stinging ig
pgiachos. 0
Bit there were nonfl. Georgle was
nod thoreo The few rooms lay com
"pactly rougd thOj llttlo square hall
9 and, v?ith all doors orgn, Jenny
ttould sco at a glance tSUt Georgle
w uau not yet returneu iroin nucuea
'(jr Gate. But where, then,. was Ed
die Tbwnsend?
She looked Into tho room that
had boen prepared for him; his lug-
age was there ft had arrived, she
v remembered, twenty-tour hours ago
but It had not been unpacked.
And she noticed, too, that his cur
tains were not up alter all she was
rathowglcd of that, they would give
her something practical and imme
diate to see to. In Gcorgie's room
theru was work waiting as well; the
bed was unmade and the chairs
wore heaped and littered with
clothes, all new, all dreadfully expensive-looking.
And in the sitting
room the flowers needed attention.
She turned into tho kitchen and,
as sho pushed open the door, there
was the Bound ot a quick stumble
behind It and then a crash.
"Eddie!"
He was pressed back against the
dresser, an empty kettle at bis feet
On the stove a gas-flame flared blgh.
and the lid of the kettle was spin
ning merrily In tho recess under the
sink. His head was bandaged and
plastered so that very litllo of his
faco could bo seen; but what was
visible looked stcrlllngly pale. His
eyes were frightened.
"Oh, It's only you. Jen!" he
croakej, tried to laugh and then ccl
. lapsed heavily Into chair and held
his head la bis bands.
turned to her home at Oakland, Col.
Mr. Bboberg drove up from Oakland
last week end his wits'' accompanied
him home.
Can The Surplus-
Residents of this territory are being
urged to con the surplus irult and
garden stuff raised during the spring
and summer. Beginning with rhu
barb, the housewife may find any
number of berries, fruits and vege
tables wasting In the gardens unless
some effort Is made to preserve them.
Evory Jar in the collections of Union
county housewives not filled may be
turned over to worthy residents who
will make use of tho containers. The
need next fall will be greater than
ever, in the belief of relief workers
and action now will provide food (hat
otherwise would not be available, It
is reported.
BvieSr ToU . -
Hasty Impulse manage nil things
bndly. ;
- Addam
Jenny picked up the Kat'tle, iillcd
It, retrieved the lid and eet .the
water on to boil. She whs so afraid
of saying an Incautious tiling that
she kept silence. Sho , found hor
duster and went back to Gcorgie's
room. -,J .
Her Hps as well as her. hands
wero trembling.' Bad news about
Ed, Georgle had Uln'tod.. E;ul nows
indeed I What could he worse than
ft complete nervous collapse to a
man whose only .caiiilal. 'H'is his
courage, his coolness ot Judgment,
his quickness ot baud and eye?
Jenny flicked the peacock satin
eiderdown Into place on Georgia's
bed and gazed In dismay at" tho
wl:a ot lovely, fragile lingerie,
flung over the rail al tlft end. !'Oh,
Georgle, what crazy extravagance!"
.Tot for tho first tm she was
amazed that Miss Ruvell of Match- i
Ing's methodical, balanced, eco
nomical ot effort xas also this
prodigal, clothes-mad, laughter-lov
ing Georgle!
A hesitating steptin the hall and
Eddie hovered, filling tbe doorway.
"The kettle's boiling. I say, when
when will Georgle be back?"
MAtiv Tnlnuta " .Tnnnv fl941trori him
cheerfully. "Mr. Matching often has
sffme eztra work tor her on Sunday
msVjIng. WhaVowere you going to
make, tcafr coffee?"
"I well, I though of a cup of
strong coffee." Terejvds a shamed
note In bis voice that sho found
pathetic. . "My nerves seem a bit
sli.liy after that bang up yosterday,
I suppose It was yesterday?" He
leaned against the door-post
nnd
she saw he was shuddering.
"Yesterday, ves. Come and heln
me make tlft coffee." '
He followed her back to tiia
kitchen. , ..' , , .. ,v !
"Has that Tafias cbari.'Eone yoi?
He brought me along, y'ltnow! 'j
as half asleep by the time woot
here bm I remember Gill let us lq
d after a bit Tallas said he'd go
down and And out inhere my wife
dow
was. o
His voice stumbled pver the'
words.
"CA.'II l.a l.on nl.l, mtnufo " t,,.
,Oiy repeated gently. Take the (Bd
oasy-cnair, ttdaie. you iwoy useu
to declare It was the only roagy
comfortable one in the apartment."
The wi:ker croaked nnd-Poancd
aalio dropped into it.-Sbo ganced0
at him anxiously. He was so Iiaio
and his bandage looked, so uncom
fortable. Perhaps sho. ought to
phne fora doctor before Bho did?
anything else? But neither she nor
Gcgrgle were ver 111- and she did
not know where to find oo. ,
"Wjion 1' had lliat coffee, I
think Til ityzs ofl agaj for a bit,"
be remarked, watching her bosy
band. "You won't let anyone in
except Geojslo. will you?"
"No one shall worry you," she
promised, distressed by Ills bunt&l
glance at the rtor. "Black effiteo,
you said, dlfln't you? Sugar?"
She passed him a brimming cup.
His Angers were uncertain as thoy
took It from her and the next sec
d!)d they had loosened thefr grip
alS)gether and the cup and saucer
wore In pieces on the floor, lapped
by a tide ot coffee.
"There's a plane going over," bjo
gaspecS "It it' crashes oh, Jen,
don't lei It crash!"
He threw up his hands and clap
ped tb9m upon his head, cowering
down into the old chair so that bis
Ofacj! was hidden in Its cushion. Jen
ny iooaea iieipiessiy iuwuius vun
window. Tho throb ot engines came
to her when she listened Intently.
Eddie gave a groaning sigb and
slid mor? deeply Into the cushions.
M. the same moment there was a
sound ot a latchkey In the door of
the apartment.
Heedless of tbe spilt coffee and
broken China, Jenny dashed out of
the kitchen. She did not know
whether Eddie had fainted or not,
but It was plain that he had com
pletely broken down. Oeorgle must
come to blm at oncol
"Georgia " Bho began.
She cbecked herself.
Georgle was there but she was
not alone. She was ushering Into
the little hall someone whom Jenny
at once recognlied as Gratton
Matching, this upright; short old
man, shnffllDg along In his gray
clothes, his long gray face pushed
arrogantly forward, his slate-colored
eyes dull and blank, could be
no one else, ,
"My cousin, sir," said Goorgle ner
vously, looking at Jenny,.,
"Cousin, eh?" (What a rasping
voice the Old Man had!) "You mar
ried ray pilot, Townsend, eh? . . .
Townsend's wife, aro you? Eh?"
(Coprlel. Jo CteI-Attdamt).
If Jenny tsys '
tray Georgie; If
n," aha will ba
th, cays -jb."
Matchm'j may catch her
in n
of her own liei.
answer, Monday?
What Oott ana
Union Men Plan
Booster Trips
For Stock Show
lly Mrs. L. Z. XcrrtiU
UPION. Ore-. (Speolal) The sub
ject uppermost In the minds of Union
business mon theso dnys in the com
ing stock show and the Wednesday
meeting of the Commercial club was
devoted to arranging for the booster
trips to be taken within the next
few days. Lew Eldeler, president of
the club, assigned the several ter
ritories to be visited as follows; Ab.
Glpson to Eagle Valley and Baker;
J. F. Hutchinson to La Grande,
Cove and Elglni.CK I, Hess to Wallowa
and Enterprise; Lew Bideler to John
Day; Dr. Q. 8. Hoffman and Ralph
Smith to Southern Oregon. Each
obatrman may ask whom he pleases
to accompany him on the trip. The
next meeting of the Commercial club
which will conclude their meetings
for the summer will be In the form
of a stock show rally and will be In
charge ot T. D. Smith and C. L. Cad
well A wedding of Interest to people of
Eastern Oregon took place at the
Methodist parsonage at 6:30 lost
evening -when Dr. Qearge P. Lee of
Hot Lake and Miss Jennie A. Twlgger,
private secretary of Dr. Mark Phy
wero united in marriage by Rev. B.
C. .Lee. .Bobert Emmett Lee. attor
ney of Denver. Colo., brother of Dr.
Lee and Mrs. Wheeler, of the Lake,
Were- their on:? attendants at tho
service. 'Immediately following the
service they left for La Grande where
they remained over night. They left
this morning for Boise to spend their
honeymoon. Dr. Lee caine to Hot
Lake from Denver about 10 months
ago.
A special Memorial scrvlco will bo
held at the Methodist church Sunday
morning with Rev. R. O. Lee deliver
ing the address. The junior choir
will furnish special music and Mrs.
Merton Davis will sing a solo. At
the special League service In the eve
ning N. L. Ward will speak. .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cock. Mrs.
Wilt 4'ogel, Mrs. Hal Recs and Mrs.
L. Z. fTerrall are driving to rtndlc
ton Saturday to attend the meeting
of the Eastern Oregon Library asso
ciation. 1
T-he sale of popples to be worn as
a tribute to the memory of World
war heroes began here today and will
fefntlnue through tomorrow.,.' Tine
American Legion auxiliary Is spon-
goring the sole ond Mrs. F. E. Decker
is in charge. Volunteers are doing
the work of selling.
A light frost Wednesday evening
did sectional damage' in Union, sev
eral reporting that It killed beans,
corn ond potatoes. Ice was found
In several places this morning and
more 9iomage was reported.
Dole Richards left Thursday for
Burns to attond the annual conven-
tlon of the Cattle and Horse Grow
er's association.
Mr. pnd Mis. Fred Brown ond
Frieda moved $n Tuesday to one of
the cottages at tho Experiment sta
tion whero Mr. Brown will serve as
(farm foreman.,, Ho served 1 this
capacity' "lo:'.' rfoveral ; ' -yeav
Bobert Wlthycombo hod char.
the station.
LcloudaHess. son of Mr. 'ond Mrs.
a.. Hess,nd young PoSlomiottor
iney received the nomnlotion for stat
state
representative from Multnomah coun
ty in the primary election.
4 Mrs. Nora Webb who recently un -
derwent a minor 9 operation ofrter
spendlng sevajral weeks t Hot Lake
returned home thftfij-slof theAveek.
Mrs. Fannie Bldwcll vlsrlcd Mrl
and Mrs. C, H. Bldwell In Island City
on Wednesday.
Eight "members of the F. , H. H.
gong tqft at no Torroll home Thurs
day afternoon and spent a couple of
hours sewing and vlsltli.. rhe work
was concluc'cd with a lunch. The
meeting Axt- Thursday will be"uSc)clrcu Court of the Stoto of Oregon,
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rpHE bushel basket ran real fast.
- Sold Duncy, "How long will
this last? I cannot run much far
ther. This seems foolish as can be?
"Whero Is that basket going to
go? That's one thing that I'd like
to know. And why we all should
chase along Is something I can't
see."
"Oh, don't, bo lazy," Stouly said.
"Why don't you ever use your head?
You wonder where the basket's
bound. That's what we'll soon find
out.
"It must be beading for some
phre Hint's Interesting. Hence tills
rnce! I'm going to run until I find
out what It's all about."
JUST then the basket tripped and
fell and Coppy let out quite a
yell. "Now we can catch It," he
exclaimed. "Don't let It get away."
The bosket was real scared, no
doubt. It spilled a lot ot rails
about. It looked- up at the Tlnics
and said, "I've no time for play.
"Please help mo with thoxe cans
and things. Oh, my, what trouble
CONGRESS CALLED
ON FOR ACTION
(Continued from Pngo One)
Bhown that no combination could
be ndequate and acceptable without
a general wile tax.
STKlH'KIt lilUlKB BELIEF !
western senators today told Presi
dent Hoover they thought some sort
at relief montiure for ogrtoulturo
should bo passed before congress
quit.
After the conversation with tho
president, Senator ateiwer XI., Ore.)
u U puuuui,
would have a proaram. of his own-
Ho ndded, however, that be ex- ,
pressed the opinion beou.se he 1
knew the president wanted some-
thing done to aid the farmer. Hb
said
the chief exeoutlvo had not
told
him he was drafting such a
program. f
Senator Carey (R.t Wyo.) also
said he was convinced after talking
with the president that Mr. Hoover
was anxious to see something done
for agriculture this session.
NOTICE OF SHHHUT'8 SALE
Notice is hereby given that I have
reoolved attachment execution and
order of sale, Issued out of and under
tbe geal of tho Circuit Court of the
Stato of Oregon for Union County,
dated tho 6th dov ot Mav. 1032. In
the suit therein pending wherein Jacobs, ana b. n. jocods, co-partners,
First Notional Bank of Union, Ore- doing business under tho firm name
gon, a corporation, is plaintiff, and and stylo of Jacobs Brothers Lumbor
J. H. Ewin, Sherlll Ewhi, a copartner- Company, wero plaintiff, and the
ship doing business under the namo Blue Mountain Lumber Company, a
of Ewlu Brothers; W. H. Ewln and corporation, and others, wero defeu
Hettle Ewln are defendants, to mo dants. which order was enrolled and
directed, upon a decrceyuid ordor of dooketed on Bald date and directed
sale made and entered In said court me, as Receiver, commencing on or
and causo on the 6th day of May, about tho 1st day of May, 1932, to
1B32, in favor of tho above plaintiff advertise for solo for a period of four
and against the defendants J, H. weeks, or flvo publications, in a news
Ewln, Sherlll Ewln, W. H. Ewin and paper published In Union County,
Hettle Ewin in the sum of S855.18, Oregon, a notice that I would rcooivp
with interest thereon at the rate of written proposals up to and including
eight per cont per annum from May the 1st day of July, 1033, for the pur
6. 1932, until paid, the further sum chnso ot oil or any port of tho assets
of $75.00 attorney fees, and costs and and property of tho Bluo Mountain
disbursements of s.18.25; In which Lumber Coaipany, the sold assets to
said execution and order of snlo 1 am bo sold free and clear of all oncum
commanded to sell tho following de- branccs and without right ot redemp
scrlbed property, being tile property tlon: now, therefore,
attached In sold court and cause, to- NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that
wit: ' ;. I will receive until the hour of 6:00
Beginning at the Northeast corner p. m. on the 1st day of July, 1932, at
of the Southeast quarter of trie the office of L. Denham, Attorney-at-Southeost
quarter of Section 12, in Law. In the Palmer-Roesch Building
Township 4 South, Bongo 39 E. W. at La Grande, Oregon, written pro
M.. and running thonce West 025 feet, pcqals for tho purohose ot all or any
thence South 1708 feet to the North part ot tho asstts and property of
lino ot til- Oreon Stoto Highway, tho Blue Mountain Lumber Company,
thence South 40 degrees East along a corporation, either for casfl or upon
sali North lino of the Oregon Stato terms, tho sold proforty jo be sold
Highway 1285 rSet to the East sec- free and clear of all onoumbranccs
Won line of Section 13, In sold Town- and without right of redemption. All
ship 4 South. . Bango 30 E. W. M-, proposals must bo accompanied by
thence North 2815 feet to tho place cosh, or a certified check, payable to
of beginning, containing 4q acres, tflfe undersigned as Receiver, in an
more or less, together with tho tent- onfount equal to flvo per cent of the
ments, hereditaments ond npp'tften- 'un bid as ovldcnco of good faith.
rces thereunto belonging or In any- The real property of tho sold Blue
wise appertaining. Mountain Lumber Company, whloh it
NOW THEREFORE, ny virtue one? ' propojad to be sold,, Is partlculorly
authorl of sold writ, and In'obedl- described as follows:
once to Its commands, I will, on Mon- TOWNSHIP 6, SOUTH RANGE, 40 E,
i rt. .,.. tQ, mio in . W. M. O
oVtock a. m. ot sold day, at iho front
door ot.t'hc court house ii. uqranitel
s . '7,'hono! Union County, Oregon, ..sell at public. I i-Wir? ' : r- r
hr. nf lauctwon all the rieht. tltlo. interest 'TOWNSHIP i, .SOUTH, RANGE 4l,
and equity or tne aoove. namea ae-
f Aidants and each of them in and to
thto above described real propifty, to
tha highest bidder for cash, subject p
redemption aa provided by law, , tho
proceeds to be applied in satisfaction
of sold Judgment nndOdccreo, inolud
injcosts and acvf ing costs of exo-0
cution and sale. o I
Doted this 8th day of May, 1032.
JESSE BRES HEARS, Sheriff of Union
County, Oregon.
("May 7-14-21-28. Juge 4.
NOTICE OF SALE
Pursuant to order duly
and entered on tlic 18th duv of
ly mode
arv. &2. in tl9.t certnlll suit llv,tho
Uiilon County, wherein
J bad luck brings. I
i hurry und I'm sorry
m in an awful
that I flopped.
If you wee lads will lend a hand,
I'll really think that it is grand. It
won't lako long to pick up all the
cans that I have dropped."
'.'VVHY, sure we'll help," sold
" Windy. "We aro always help
ful as can be." And thou tho Tlnles
worked real fast till things were
fixed up rlKht.
The basket then said, "Follow
mo and quite a thrilling sight you'll
boo. I'm bound for Tin Can Town
and I must get there ere It's night."
So down tho winding road Ihey
went. About a half an hour was
spent before the baxkot slopped
and cried, "Hey, look what Is In
slore. . .
"It's Tin Con Town, my future
home, and from It I will never
roam." The entrance to the placo
was strange. A barrel was the
door.
(Copyrluht, IMt. NBA Service. Inc.)
(T:,p Tlnles meet lhi king of
Tin Can Town In the luwt story.)
CLASSIFIED ADC
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(Count five average words . RATES BY MONTH
to the line.) a lines, per month I3.S0
l'er line, '1st ,insertlon..,.....,....,lOc 3 lines, per month ,...........3.ao
Per lino, each added consec- 4 lines, per month ................... .(4.00
Uttvo Insertion To s lines, per month I4.7S
Minimum .charge on one Each additional line over five
ordor ..........35o charged at 60o per line per month.
WANTED
ELDERLY MAN with sedan wishes
companion on
, k on .
' ' oljservr-
ARE YOU troubled by moths? Wo
fumigate clothes, furniture, furs,
nnd rugs with Hydrocyanic-ocld gas,
approved by U. S. Bureau of En
tomology as the most reliable treat
ment against motns. rnces reason-
able. AH work guaranteed. Licensed!
fumlgator. Phone 434 W, La Grande
Mattress 4s Upholstering Co.
6-37-3 tp
WILL BUY 30 old batteries. Will pay
according to their condition. New
batterlcB as low as 90.85. Automo
tive Electric Co.. 1428 Adams. Phone
M 620. 1-20-1 m
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OTOWNSIHI'' SOUTH,
cjioc. 18: SWiNE?, NW'4NW'4.-
S14NW'4, N54SW4, W14SE.
Sec, 10: 8!$N', fAB, SEftSEH.
B&??Jj: B. SKNW',.
Sec. 2B: SViSWW. ,
Sec. 29: Entire section.
Sec. -30: NE14NEV4, sW'NWy.-
Sec. 31: N'jNWV4.
Sec. 32: N' NV4SWJ4, WSE1.
Sec. 33: N'jW',,.
Sec. 38: W'SWJii, SEV,SW.
TOWNSHIP 8, SOUTH, RANOE 44,
E. W, M.
Sec. 8: N'.JNW'J, 8E'4NW(4.
Sec. 0: NEI4NE14.
It Is the Intention that oil of the
property and assote of the sold Bluo
Mountain Lumber Company shall be
offered for sale and are to bo covered
by this notice, whether or not the
same arc o.bove specifically described,
ond are to be sold, even though no
bpcclflcally described above.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN, thot Immediately after the
11 dsy ot July, 1032, all proposal
for the purchase of said property will
bo reported to the above court for
consideration, acceptance or rejec
tion, tho above entitled court retain
ing the right to reject any and all
proposals or to accept such proposal
or proposals, as may ba deemed to
the best Interests of the receivership
estate. '
P. S. ROBINSON. Receiver.
May 14-31-28. June 4-11,
FOR SALE
SNOWBALLS, 50c dog. stoma, 3202 N. '
4th St. 5-211-1 t
FOR SALE Used Fordson
tractor,
parts. Earl Chuudler, Elgin.
. 0-28-3 tp.
EQUITY IN NEW FORD at a dis
count or will trade for good wud
car, 1306 2nd. 6-38-3 tp.
for SALE Now Electric Refrigerator (
ot tt Bargain Price I At ADLEB'S.
6-37-8 t
i
SNOWBALLS FOB BALE 801 Fenn.
Phone 328 W.
6-37-3 tp.
BARGAIN PIANO $89. At Adlcr's.
, 6-27-0 t.
50 ACRES Improved land
for dairy
8-37-8 t.
cattle. Inq. Observer.
FOR SALE Who would like to buy a
new. strictly modern homo with a
posslblo income that would pay for
It? Phone 493 M. 6-30-3 t.
GOOD WOOD, any kluc, ony length,
Price reasonable. Ph. 0S8 W, Leo
Stark. . 6-26t f.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 6 A. with Im
provement!. Farmers 3X3. 6-10-t f,
FOR SALE Coffee oream that whips,
nome. cnurnea uuiiermux anq mint
you'll' Ilko to drink, Cloverdale
Dairy. Farmers 38, 5-6-t f.
FOR SALE A mod. country home;
10 A. close In. Bldgs. all modern.
f A.' 8 yr. old- orchard. Stock and
Implements with place. Good water
right. $4000 will handle Ph. 498-J.
i 6-8-1 mp.
DRY WOOD, posta. Also truck for
hire anywhere. Insured carrier. Ph.
1051-W. Frank Seward. 4-38-1 m.
TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale. Let
us show you our Btook of new and
used portables. E. C. Tuckey's Type?
writer Exchange, 109 Depot St,
4-16-v t.
AUTOMOBILES
Bebullt Fordson Trootor
Crawler type $300. j,
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
4th and Adams. Ph. Main 600.
, ; 6-38-t f.i
-1929 Chevrolet Cab, poupe.
1029 Chevrolet Coupe. . . - -Late
model chov. Truck. Long
whcclbosa, stake body, six wheels.,
037( Dodgo Coupe. !
1929 Desoto Sodon.
nJ! j. aoss- . ,.,!
' 8-37-2 t.
Giving the Law-Down
A scientist says It Is, the lower
part of the face, not the I'j'cs, that
gives n way -one's thnuglils. Ksiie
clnlly crirhen one opens the lower
pnrt of Iho fiico. Dnknln Karinpr."
Professional
jftirectory
Hospitala
jj
DR. I.EH,I1. IIOUVY
Eye, E&r.gtfoso and Throat Hospital
SJd floor Fojjiy Bldg. Ph. Main 10.
Ostcdfrathic Physicians
DBS. 1. h. A MARGARET INOLI
Central Practice and Obstetrics
Sommor BldM.
Office, Main 100
Res., Mnln ,J8
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Miscellaneous
STROLOOEB
IUS. MtEDKItlCK UALMES
303 N. Ave.
Readings Dally,
THE NEW FANGLES (Mnm'n Pop)
0 G New,s Prom the Front!
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V IT '. V IS OrWf yg- yr. I CAM'T 6EUEVB IT V. I
rt) TH0ILLED
T7
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whom do you tHINK
XNILL E HERE IN
TEN MINUTE.S ?
FOR RENT
8EHVIUH STATION Serve trout,
chicken, write Box 33, Kamela, Ore.
B-88-1 tp.
MOD., UNFURN. houso. Good cond.,
good neighborhood, 14S W.
a-a-a t.
WELL FUHN. s-rm. house. Oarage.
Adults, Closo in, Ph. 64U-J.
' ' ' fi-O.t f.
FQR RENT Mod. apts. Suinmor rates,
U16 to t23. Elec. ranges. Inq. 11)04
3rd. 0-28-1 tp
FOR RENT 3300 ocrco posture land
on mountain east of Allcol. L. 0.
, Smith, La Grande. 8-38-1 t.
TSS4-llM: FURN duplex. Mrs.
Bcamchn, M 1030, or 1400-Oth.
J 0-37-8 t.
FURN., MODERN 4-rm. house. In
I quire 608 Adams. 6-2d-t r.
1
FOR RENT Furn. or unfurn., new
mod. 4 -room houso or will trade
for ranch. Ph. 830-W. 6-38-3 tp.
NICELY FURNISHED room, good lo
cation. Vory reasonable. Call 148-J.
6-38-t f.
FOR RENT Furn. Apts. and unfurn
ished house, 1311 O Ave,
8-33-1 mp.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room,
with or without meals, acntlemon
preferred. Phono Mnln 807. 6-23-t f
GRANDE RONDE APTS. Under new
management. Low summer rotes.
8-33-8 tp
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FOR RENT Mod.
624 W..
residence. Phone1
. 5.13-t f.
FOR RENT Furn.
Call M 683.
apt., 1809 Adams,
6-13-t f. j
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW LOW PRICES
paperbanglng and
Phone 811 W.
on painting, j
kalsomlnlng.
0-17-1 m.
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Will ;
dean up your ashes, papers, etc,
Phone 333-J. . 8-8-t t,'r
EASTERN OREGON tMlioal or Muslo,.
violin, piano, voice. Credit. 1. O. O,
P. temple. 447-J. . 8-6-1 m ,
MOREMEN'S SCHOOL of Beauty Cut".
ture Is recommended by shop own
ers for Its thoroughness In training. ,
Spring classes now forming. For
Information call or write 23 West
Main St., Walla Wallo, Wn. '"
4-38-1 mpu
MONEY TO LOAN We are represen
tatives for the Prudential Ins. Co.; '
and can make city loans at attrac
tive rates of Interest. Cbas. H. )
Reynolds, Insurance, loans and
bonds, 8-1-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTBESa and Ophol
sterinz and Rug Cleaning Work.
Ph. 424-W. Chas. Edwards Prop.
11
13-1-1 m.
LOST
LOST Two mos. old Shepherd pupc
brown with block spots and touch'
ot white on 1 front paw. PUono 1
807 J. 6-38-1 fcri
By Blosserj!
By Cowari
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