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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION 'J6? J-nbllBhlng Coraoanv. which win twit be responsible for any er- it" heJ,'ht to properly hi!i.f&.."J. enienta. delete objectionable word or sentence or rafu.e any advertisement. CASH RATES rate ahown below repre i?JO!. . Per cent discount for payment within five daya. to the llnUr nd one-ha" MINIMTTM INSERTIONS ... .. FOUR LINES Insertions Per L)n, On 20c xnree .'j ...13c ...12c Six Copy Must Ue Id By 9:00 a.m. -mku OF THANKS I To our many helpful friends and neighbors, we wish to extend our sincere thanks for their time and equipment used to onng our recent fire under full control. qucci number Co., Alieel, Ore iWvafirirtfn LDS CANNERY Open Tuesday, & Friday ' 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. LOST & FOUND ! lSgvy-fcj LOST bunch of keys in brown snap holder. Finder phone WO a-zaiu niter li p.m PERSONALS H'aeVkaW ANY-GIRL In trouble, or needing a friendly advisor write, tele- pnone or stop in at the Salva tion Army. 211 Fir St. WO 8-2941, SERVICES Why buy a new mattress? Your old one can be repaired or com- pietey repuut. Heal money saving prices. Ph. WO 3-3250 liUWAKDS UPHOLSTERY Blue Mt. Laundry Pickup & Del. Your Convenience Work Clothes Ph. WO 3-9903 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Engine overhauling, saws ground and hammered. Hugh Darlin, 1207 Y Ave. . Fuller Brush Dealer L. A. Livesny Janitorial Supplies- 802 Lake Ph. WO 3-3537 La Grande, Ore. . EAGLE CAP .LAUNDRY Enterprise, Ore. Homo Pickup-Delivery Wed. & Fri. ' For Service. Ph. WO 3-5687. WILLIAMS' REFRIGERATION Commercial, & Domestic Washer - Dryer Repair WO 3-4996 Foley Bldg. on Chestnut Furniture & Cars Upholstered , LA GRANDE UPHOLSTERY CENTER lih ft Adams ;.' Ph. WO 3-2353 ew Construction . - Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES WILSON CONSTRUCTION Pk. 194 ' Imbler SCHOOL-INSTRUCTION DIESEL AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT If you are between the ages of 18 and 54, mechanically minded, and want to help yourself toward a better paying job, this could be the opportunity you've been wailing for. You may qualify for a job in the Diesel and Heavy Equipmont Industry with proper training. For free Infor mation, without obligation, about our training program, write Tractor Training Service, Ob server Box 91. WOMEN needed now to prepare for Medical and Dental Office assistants. Age to 45. Write American, Observer Box 00 giving name and , correct ad dress. AUTO MECHANICS - DIESEL OPERATORS. Trained men earn , $3 to $4 per hour. Mechanically , minded men can learn at home for these well paid trades. Don't delay. Write American, Obser ver Box 89 giving phono and correct address for interview. MOTEL, APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGEMENT. Men & women start training for this fast grow ing industry. Ideal for couple. wrue American, Observer Box 88, giving phone and correct ad dress for interview. HELP WANTED 21 WANTED man or woman with car for profitable Rnwleigh busi ness in city of La Grande: good living from start. May be full or part time, write Rnwlelgh s, Dopt.-121, Oakland 23, Calif. HELP WANTED MALE 22 Local store will hove opening Sept. 15th for young man experienced in retail selling; soft lines help ful. Regular store hours, bes working condition.1!. AH replies treated in full confidence. Write Observer Box 05. HELP WANTED-FEMALE 23 RESERVE VALUABLE TERRI TORY now for AVON COS METIC Xnias business. Open ings available in La Grande. Average to $10 day. Earnings ' begin at once. Write Mrs. Mar tina Marshall, Dist. Mgr., Box 846, Burns, Ore. PUMPS-IRRIGATION 32 O. C. TANDY WELL DRILLING Thief Volley Road Box 223, North Powder Ph. 2436 FARM PRODUCE 33 CORN, $3 for 12 doz. ears. CUCUMBERS, c a lb. C. A. Hanson Phono Imbler 754 HOME FURNISHINGS SI j'-"- -'--' A Wonderful Buy in INLAID LINOLEUM v $1.99 per running foot, installed Come in while our stock lasts. Six lovely colors to choose from Vinyl Plastic Linoleum. Assorted Patterns 9-Foot $1.45 running foot BOHNENKAMP'S We Give "S. & H" Green Stamps FARM PRODUCE 33 FOR SALE Fresh Blue Lake and Kentucky Wonder beans sweet corn & cucumbers. 1710 Watson St. CUCUMBERS 7c a lb. 1703 V Ave. Charles Mateka Strawberries You pick or wo pick. Phillip's. Ph. WO 3-5334 U-Pick Tomatoes 50c anule box uring noxes. iresn cants by lug -peppers, a mi. north ot Free water on old Milton hwy. Alex ljG 1'ore. u osea sniurdav. - - - -r,'i.'-i-.-.-.-,-i-rvm-Li LIVESTOCK-POULTRY 34 FOR SALE 7:ycar-old dapple gray ancuano mare, saddle and nriuie. pnone 2613, Union, Ore gon. FOR SALE - Half-Shetlpnd pony unna nroen. u. is. cunning ham, Ph. WO 3-5091. La Grande Livestock Comm. Co. Sale Every Thursday Phone Office WO 3-2660 Bob Green & Barney Stephens FOR SALE or trade for cattle. 5-year-old PALOMINO - MARE, can be registered, gentle nat ture. Write Cove P.O. Box 463 or phone Cove 541. ONE while midget mule 2-year- old gelding. Also one 3-yeor-old bred jennle Ph. WO 3-3764 or WO 3-5445. PETS-KENNELS 35 GERMAN . short-haired bird dog for sale or trade. Papers may be -obtained. May be seen at 2704 N. Ash. WEIMARANER. 9 - months - old. spayed female. Has all shots. Partly trained. Ph. WO 3-2276. FOR SALE Small typo pure urea rawnibis pups, u wits, old. Inquire R. D. Ledridge, 3050 N. Spruce. Ph. WO 3-4847. GARDEN SUPPLIES 34 ROTO-TILLERS 3 Models in Stock JOHNSTON'S 1901 U Ave. BUILDING SERVICE 40 Remodeling New Construction Block Laying & Concrete Work. W. H. Arnson Ph. WO 3-4345 BUILDING MATERIAL 41 COVER THOSE CRACKED WALLS WITH Gypsum BOARD Enough gypsum board, joint sys tem aim nans to cover walls and ceiling of a 10-ft. x 12-ft. . room ... Approximately $37.50 LA GRANDE LUMBER Fir & Jefferson WHY PAY MORE? As good as the best. QUIK-DRI-EASY APPLY $4.50 Per giillon La Grande Paint & Wallpaper 114 Depot "S. & II." Green Stamps 8 FT. 2x4s. $15 per thousand. FREE wood planer ends. U Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc Elgin. Ph. HE 7-2611. Elgin. FEED A FUEL 43 14" MILL WOOD Green Wood $10 load Call WO 3-5642, La Grande Write Box 185, Union UNION WOOD CO. LOGGING EQUIPMENT 44 Come in and see the new SUPER WRIGHT POWER SAWS $170.50 up Cut up lo 20" logs. Inland Poultry & Feed 141U Jefferson Ph. 3-4223 HOM ELITE CHAIN SAWS New and Used TWO CIS SUPPLY CENTER 1005 Adams Ph. WO 3-5431 LOGGERS! FARMERS! THEY'RE HERE The New Super 44 & 55A McCulloch Chain Saws The most powerful, lightweight chain saws ever developed. The D30, most economical. at only 159.95 ILO V. FIELDS 215',4 Fir St. Ph. WO 3-5609 HOME FURNISHINGS SI '-iinnnrtrlrtriAajii.n.h.niSr -" - -i, 12-Foot $2.12 running foot MISC. FOR SALE M FRAMING Pictures & Certificates WALLPAPER See Our Outstanding Selections THE TOWN HOUSE ' 1308 Adams RIFLES, shotguns, pistols. Large, fine selection new & used guns at reasonable prices. Ammo scopes, cases, etc. Easy terms-1- generous trades. tkauek hill TV CABLE, davenport & chair, dinette set, coffee table & end table, and chest of drawers. Ph. WO 3-2028 or 1306 5th. St. upstairs. HOME FURNISHINGS 51 Leaving La Grande. Household articles for sale. Chairs, G-E radio, bedroom suite, lamps small desk, lawn mower, lad der, elc. See at 2406 N. Fir St ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 52 FOR SALE: Used 21 cu. ft. up- ngnt PAK-A-WAY FREEZER. See at 502 Adams or phone WO 3-5368. I will trade a used chest type or new Pak-a-way freezer for hay or stock as down payment. VIR GIL WEIR, across from Fruit dale school. SPORTING GOODS 57 SPORTSMEN! - Regular $14.95 Coleman Gas Stoves or Lanterns SPECIAL $11.75 OUTDOOR SUPPLY 1212 Adams WANTED TO BUY 58 LOGS WANTED Will buy oil species ir Pine Lumber Co. Cove Box 461 HOUSES FOR SALE 60 FOR SALE 5 acres and 5-rm. modern home 2 miles east of La Grande. Fruit trees, Barn, pastures, alfalfa, well. Quick saie. Terms, pn. wo 3-2385 One bedroom house. $3,000. $700 down, bnl. on easy terms. In quire 1801 Y Ave. Ph. WO 3-3070 for, appointment. W. E. WILKINS Real Estate & Insurance Sac. Annex Ph. WO 3:2136 Berry & Thomas Real Estate 207 Depot Ph. WO 3-3173 WILLIAMSON'S Real Estate & Insurance Service Ph. WO 3-4311 NELLE GRIMMETT Real Estate 214 Elm Ph. WO 3-5312 DIVERSIFIED: Cattle and grain ranch. 1,000 acres bottom land. 3,600 acres hill pasture Best of water supplies. 1 artesian well. Nine miles rrom La. Grande. Three sets of farm buildings. It is possible to buy this ranch in parts. What part do you want? 160 aero STOCK RANCH, very good buildings. All equipment goes. Near Union. $30,000, down payment $11,000. Will consider home on trade. 240 acres near Cove. Large running stream, oldest water right. 80 acres farm ground and irrigated meadow. 10 acres cherries. Good 4-bedroom home, modern. Total with equipment, $28,500. Will consider trade. Four bedroom home near Riveria School. Will consider trade on smaller home. One acre with four bedroom home, with fireplace, automatic oil furnace, garage, barn and run ning stream. Good school area. $12,000. Dukek Realty Bonnie Hicks, salesman. Phone WO 3-2423 For Sale 3-Bedroom Modern Home Has wall to wall carpet in front room, new gas heater, newly painted and decorated inside and out. Part basement and new patio. Good location on north side. $9,250. Down pay ment $2750., balance terms. WESTENSKOW & NEBEKER Real Estate & Insurance Serivice Foley Bldg. Ph. WO 3-3521 FARMS & RANCHES 43 MwVVVvWMMwwwvwMwMAMMM FOR SALE! 75-ACRE RANCH Five miles out of La Grande. Im mediate possession. $15,000. One third down; balance terms. Come and see us for this and others. Merle Burling Salesman ' Mayflower Ins. 1103 Adams . Ph. WO 3-5450 Exford W. Smith, Realtor Offices in La Grande & Baker HOUSES FOR RENT U FURNISHED one bedroom home, Phone WO 3-3602 or inquire at 2004 nrst. APTS. FOR RENT 7 FURNISHED 1-room bachelor apt. and sleeping room. Heat water, lights and refrigerator. uiose-in at 1902 2nd. UNFURNISHED or partly furn, nange St reirig. it desired. ! rooms and Private bath, ground noor apt. 1702 2nd . St. or Ph WO 3-4402. A suite of rooms at 1107 6th St Steam heat, ground floor. Suit able for couple. See at 1107 6th St. Desirable furnished 2-bedroom apt. TV cable; 905 4th St.', Ph. WU 3-5105. MODERN, furnished.clean 2-room ground floor apartment with private bath. Ph. WO 3-3610. FURNISHED 3-room apartment wnn privute oam. iyuz 2nd Si. or Ph. WO 3-4402. VERY DESIRABLE small furn. apt. LR, bath, kitchen, dressing room. Adults only. MELVILLES, 1431 Adams Ave. Available Saturday, Aug. 16.,Very ciean, wen inrmsned 3-room apt. TV cable, close-in, perman ent adults only. 1505 M Ave. DESIRABLE unfurnished duplex. permanent renter. Adults. Ph. WO 3-3831. 3-room furnished apt. for rent Elect, range and refrigerator. AUUICS. Pll. WU 3-ZU77. 2-room basement apt. Elect, range & refrigerator, private shower. Adults. No dogs or pets. Avail able Aug. 16. Close to college, 1602 M Ave. room furnished t upstairs apt. Quiet and homey. 1306 O Ave. Ph. WO 3-3948. 1 BACHELOR APT. Clean, close in, and reasonable. 1908 Second St. Ph. W0 3-2828. DOWNTOWN apt. for rent. For information Inquire at Zimmer man s. MISC. RENTALS a RENT A POWER MOWER. By the hour or by the day. Call WO 3 3171 MONTGOMERY WARD WANTED TO RENT 70 URGENTLY needed by Sept. 2, a small furn. ground floor apt., must be downtown. Write Roy Rose, 1805 4th St., Apt. B. Allstate Ins. Co. wishes to rent desk space in an existing busi ness house or office for newly established agent in La Grande. Write Observer Box 87. Family settling in La Grande needs home. Will consider any reasonable offer. Rent, lease , or lease option. Reply Observer BOX 86. MONEY TO LOAN 81 SALARY LOANS PAY BACK MONTHLY Security Loan & Finance 116 Depot Ph. WO 3-3134 BUS. OPPORTUNITIES 83 THRIVING RETAIL DAIRY. Stock and equipment only. 30 head cows. All equipment goes Ho mogenizer, pasteurizer, bottle machine, paper machine, truck and all other equipment. Illness forces quick sale. Very reason able. Dukek Realty Bennie Hicks, salesman. Phone WO 3-2423 TRUCKS & TRAILERS 94 4-WHEEL DRIVE 1955 Chevrolet pick-up for sale. V-8 engine. 4-specd transmis sion. Warn hubs. M. J. GOSS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Neat, well-built, 22-foot trailor house, $800. Wants home. DUKEK REALTY Bonnie Hicks, salesman. Phone WO 3-2423 MODERN trailor, 33 WALCO, Model 52. See or call at Union, Ph. 2241. - -- - - "nriivirfvvvAvj, AUTO FOR RENT 5 Trucks for rent you drive Move yourself save half MAC'S MOBIL SERVICE I4S4 Adam Phone WO 3-4409 AUTOS FOR SALE ft '''''''''r'rirvvvvvvvvvvWUi 1956 Olds. 88 Radio, heater, power brakes, .let- omntic transmission. Low mile age, new tires. $1995 Hand Ford Sales Chestnut & Jefferson AUTOS FOR SALE 94 awVWWwVVWwVVVVW' GETTINGS-LYNCH MOTOR CO. Pontiac Buick Cadillac Adams & Hemlock Ph. WO 3-3431 Model A Ford in good condition with new motor. Can be seen at 1408 Cherry or 1414 Z Ave. HUNTERS! Get to those isolated places to mint wnn a WILLYS 1958 4-Wheel Drive JEEP This is the vehicle you have al ways wanted for your hunting trips. Get one tins year and satisfy that yearning.- It's en gineered from the ground up Willys are specialists in 4-wheel drive. Ask for details at Oregon Tractor 9 Depot Ph. WO 3-2314 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appoint ed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County Of Union as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Nathan T. Gray, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same at tne.omce of Helm and Neely, West-Jacobson Building, La Grande, Oregon, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 9th day of Aug. 1958. Ada A. Gray, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Nathan T. Gray, deceased. HELM & NEELY Attorneys for Executrix West-Jacobson Building La Grande, Oregon Pub. Aug. 9, 16, 23, and 30 1958. Restrictions On Teenage Drivers Grow BOSTON (UPD More and more slates are placing restrictions on teen-age drivers licenses, the Au tomobile Legal Assn. reported to-. day. An ALA survey disclosed the following restrictions as result of the high accident and death rate of younger drivers: New York state issues a jun ior license which allows driving accompanied by a licensed oper ator, and which bans driving in New York City. -Tennessee restricts young drivers to the immediate neighbor hood in which they live. Oklahoma lets them drive be tween home and school only. Maryland licensed teen-agers only when the applicant can fur nish a certificate of insurance showing that he personally has coverage of $10,000 to $20,000 for personal injury and $5,000 proper ty; damage. He must then keep this coverage in force until he is 21. Idaho restricts youngsters to daylight driving. Arkansas makes the parents of those under 18 sign the appli cation making them financially re sponsible for the minor's obliga tions. Square Dance Club To Hold Annual Affair The Box Circle Square Dance club, of Wallowa, will hold their annual square dance and picnic at Wallowa Lake, Sunday, Aug. 17. The potluck picnic will be held from 12 noon to 2 p.m., with dancing from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Ross and Penny Crispino, of Nampa, Idaho will MC and call the dances. In connection with this there will be a square dance at the Com munity hull in Joseph, Saturday, Aug. Hi at 8 p.m. with the same callers. All square dancers and their friends are being invited to at lend. Has Anyone Smelled Petunia? CHERRY POINT, N. C. (UPI Mrs. R. E. Deitrick appealed today to residents of this area not to harm her missing skunk named Petunia. "Petunia is unarmed and smells nice," she said. "1 spray her with cologne." Ice Harbor Dam Seen As Aid To River Navigation WALLA WALLA (UPD The Inland Empire Waterways Assn., Inc., explained here Thursday that construction of Ice Harbor Dam, first of a series of four on the lower Snake River, will bring eventual navigation of the Snake to Lewiston, Idaho. The 1EWA asserted that it was conducting a "factual campaign" and that it work had helped bring appropriations for construc tion of Ice Harbor and the plan ning of Lower Monumental, Little Goose and Lower Granite dams along the river. rr, ; -r- "-T Kiiu.,":- 'i..- ..,f . --L3 "TWO-PLACE INTERCEPTOR The elongated nose of the F-106B. two-place version of the F-106A Delta Dart, fastest and highest flying U.S. Air Force all-weather jet interceptor. Is apparent in this first ground photo of the new plane. The supersonic delta-winged aircraft , was recently test flown at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Performance details of the flight were not disclosed, other than it was supersonic. The F-106B and its sister F-10GA inter ceptors 'carry missile armament and electronic gear to intercept possible enemy air attack In any kind of weather,' at any time of day or night Buy House By EDWARD VOWAN United Press International WASHINGTON (UPD--Buy now the experts say, if you're thinking about "getting a house. To a man, banking and housing authorities here agree that interest rates and new home prices have touched bottom for the foresee able future. Mortgage money, meanwhile, continues in abundant supply. How long before borrowing costs start turning up is one on which the experts hesitate to speculate. They agree, however, that with mortgage interest rates tradition ally more sluggish than others, no noticeable Upturn is' likely before autumn. '" But they also agree that the re cent easing of rates and the avail- QUICK ON THE QUIVER Making like .Cupid is Saundra Meek, 18, of Las Vegas, Nev., who uses her holsters for ar rows instead of six-shooters. Saundra's the resort town's 1958 Rodeo Queen, and is right at home on the (archery) range. Junior Diplomats Arrive In Queensland; Take Dip SURFERS' PARA DISE, Aus tralia (UPD America's Junior Diplomats arrived on the sunny beaches of Queensland Friday from raincy Sydney. The 56 touring newsboys lost no lime in changing into trunks after their plane landed lo sample the waters at the seaside resort of Coolangatta. The Portland (Ore.) Oregonian's Glen Gidley, 16, said "I know the water is supposed to be cold up our way, but this is still too chilly for me." Aussie old timers gathered to welcome the youngsters. Some re called "how you could not see the sand on this beach for American servicemen." during the lost war. Gen. Douglas MacArthur desig nated the beaches a recreation area and Australian residents Said as many as 5.000 servicemen were there at one time. The boys spent a little time at the beach watching a tame por poise being fed and took hundreds of pictures of brightly colored Lorikeets and Parrots at the Cur rumbin bird sanctuary. Travelling around Australia has given the boys a new apprecia tion of the size of this down under continent. The Detroit Times" Sheldon Levlne, 17. of Detroit, said, "When I left home I thought it would take nine hours to get here and another nine hours to get home." "Then we found ourselves aetu- ACTRESS TO WED SANTA BARBARA. Calif. (UPD Actress Gloria Grey will wed Stan Herman. 24, Beverly Hills real estate developer, in cere monies tonight at El Presidio Chapel. It will be the first marriage for both. Observer, La. Grande, Ore., Now, Experts Advise ability of loan money has ended. ' "Families today arc getting a better buy in the housing market than they were just a year ago, W.-Franklin Morrison, president of the National League of Insured Savings associations, told United Press International. "But how long this will continue is a matter of serious question." Morrison noted that half of this year's output of new houses is selling foiv$14,300, compared to a median price- of $15,000 in 1957. "The builders have been hung ry. They've been- going all out" was the way one authoritative building industry source explained it.1 "But with, materials, prices and wages rising they're going to change their tune." Most opinion that the 1958 drop Governor Designates United Fund Months SALEM (UPD Gov. Robert D. Holmes has declared the months of September, October and No vember , to be united community campaigns time in a proclama tion signed here. . Present were Mrs. S. Mason Ehrman, state chairman, and other representatives of United Funds and participating agencies. The Governor said that 85 per cent of the population of Oregon will be reached by the 31 feder ated campaigns this fall as they raise funds to support local, state and national programs of health, welfare and youth work through private and voluntary agencies. The Governor called on all citi- No Muscle Flexing For This Fella CIVITAVECCHIA, Italy (UPD Constantino Zintu, 51, has been forbidden to wear a bathing suit in public by order of the police department here. Officers said tattoos, on his chest, back and arms are ob jectionable. ally flying another 36 reach Sydney and here hours lo we have done another 2,000 miles just to catch three cities," he said. The boys visit Brisbane on Sun day. t v fii' t si i. i II WftEN CHILDHOOD DAYS ARE RELIVED Little children greet Lydia upon arrival with the country's largest circus, Al G. Kejly & Miller Bros. Lydia is the smallest baby elephant now in the U. S. and will be seen with the 21 herds of pachydetms with the circus when it arrives in La Grande on Monday, Aug. 25, for afternoon and evening performances at the Maverick Grounds. Sai., Aug. 16 1950 Page 4 in interest rates has ended was based on the recent dive in prices in the government securities, mar ket. Another indication comes from the Federal Housing Admin istration iFHA) which reported an increase of one-tenth of a point from July 1 to Aug. 1 in prices paid for FHA-insured mortgages' traded ill me seeonoary marKei. That gain compared with an av erage rise of three-tenths of a point per month in the first iy months of the year. . The experts 'agree that mort gage money is still plentiful Jor qualified borrowers. The National Association of Real Estate Boards found an "ample" supply of funds for conventional, financing in 80 per cent of the nation. " zens "to devote their time, ener gy and money to assure the suc cess of these united community campaigns." , Surrender Study Brings Ike's Denial WASHINGTON (UPD Presi dent Eisenhower assured a roused Senate Friday that no federal mon ey has been or will be spent on a study of possible U.S. surrender. to an enemy in event of nuclear war. He issued a statement declaring that the idea of such a project is "nonsense."., - The President's reaction to the uproar which rocked the Senate Thursday was outlined to news men in a statement read by White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty. "As far as the President is con cerned," Hagerty said, "All this talk about surrender is nonsense." The press secretary added: "Let me set the record straight. There has been no public money spent to study, how or when the United States might surrender: There will be no such money spent for such a purpose. "The Senate evidently feels about this as does the President. It wants to require that no ap propriation be used for such u purpose. "As to that, the President wants me to say this: Even if he is given the money for such o purpose, it would not be spent. The whole matter is too ridicul ous for comment." tit -Hi i.-'-teif'tt) EL T3
