La Grande Observer from La Grande, Oregon • Page 7

0 Thursday, Deeeiiiebei' 27, 1915 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSKKVKK, LA GKANDE, OREGON Page Seven Amnrrr fo Irevlntl Pilule son IQif4946iBI Si loic Hong Kong His Class if ied Advertising stSIs a GEORGE EjelDte BIDPLE llgRu a bi 6 o. AbE-4 J-gSS I CARNIVAL Bit Dick Turner Livestock. Poultry, Pets 29 IVrsonal Services (Continued) HORIZONTAL 30 Company 1 Pictured ao.) British naval 40 Strata be-leader, Rear- tween Car-Adm. C. H.

J. boniferous and Jurassic 8 Hindu 42 Ancient town garment 'n Asia Minor 9 Take without (Scot') legal right 45 over a 11 Water wheel AR Siv. hirH 12 Genus, of plants 47 Defames VERTICAL 14 Outer garments 15 He accepted the Jap Surrender Hong Kong 1 Seraglio (pi.) 2 Gets up 3 Narrow inlet 4 Eject from office vm-s: u-imr rrrtTrm- La Grande A Community Riid Family Newspaper Published Every Afternoon Except Sundays and Holidays the urunuo iwiiue viuiry publiRluMK uompuny 1710 0th Street La GrundL', Oregon Phone Ia Grande 000 Tpjk Is polltlciilly imit; pendent publication promoting the bst In-tansts ot north caster Oregon. Bntored as second class matter at th Post Office of La Grande. Oregon under the act or March 1H97.

National Representatives Atlanta, CIiIitubo, Khiikus City, Lot AnB''lcs, New York. St. Wmls, Ban Francisco, Cincinnati t)renn and Thompson. Inc. Member Alio Subscription liatns By Carrier i Put Year ia.w.

rmw jwunm i on Year Mi I ft nr iT BPTTrSi EZEZ s- lf- IT 38 ipjiS I KW I I I I I I 1 2. Ml Thfee Months A- "And my two pairs of unpalched shorls 1 bequeath to the 'iare clothing Smithsonian Institution. Washington. D. C.l" All Subscriptions tn Advance United Press (Full Leased Wire) 5 i Classified Advertising -information UI Classified Advertising Is accepted lJect to the rules and regulations of the Qrnndu Bolide Valley Publloh- liuoiiipuny, lble tor any errors nfUr the first lnjrtlon and reserves the right prapirly classify nil advertisements, delete objectionable words or sentences or to refuse any advertisement.

I CASH RATRS The cash rate shown below represents a discount lor payment within five days. MINIMUM INSEKTION FOUH LINES Insertions One 1 Three Four Five Per Line 14c 8c 'Blx pount four and onc-balt words t' tlir hne. Contract Bates on jwque.ii, 11 ION COO Ask for the Ad-TiUter or a repeseu- lutlvwlll. call at your VITAL S'fATISTICS LIVESTOCK SALE Friday, December 2S 1 P.M. 2110 Good Montana White Face Stock Cattle.

3 Loads of Stock Cows La Grande Livestock Commission Wanted to Trade or Ruy 30 CREAM WANTED We pay the highest cash price. Used separator for sale. Karl H. Stone, 1505 Jefferson. Wanted to Sell or Trade 31 FOR SALE: Season's finest hats in all colors for quick sale $1,118.

FALK'S MILLINERY on the balcony. December 27 to January 2nd. Horses Dog's 32 WANTED: Young saddle hors-s to break. Lewis Rick 102 Cedar street. Apartment for Kent 3G STEAM HEATED one room apartment.

Heat, lights nnd water furnished, close in. 1002 Second street. Wanted to Rent 44 SINGLE GIRL wants apartment or room and Ijoard in private home. Write Box 3114 in care of La Grande Evening Observer. Real Kslnte FOR SALE: Four-room house, garage, oulbuildings, 2 lots, 0 fruit trees.

Located at 1801 avenue. $2000 cash. For information call at 270!) Maple. FOR SALE: One 4-room modern house with basement, priced at $300(1. One 4-room house with basement at $2500.

CLAUDE BERRY Real Estate Insurance 207 Depot St. Phone 100 4-Room House, 2 Acres OWNER TRANSFERRED TO SALEM Jan. 1st Possession at once, 2 hedroms, shower bath, auto-malic water system, barn, chicken house, garage, fruit trees, berries, lawn. Price $280C. Terms available.

Located 1107 Wall street. W. E. WILK1NS Real Estate Insurance U. S.

Bank Bidg. Plume 33 3 BEDROOM HOUSE Posse sion on or before February 1st by owner. Moving to Prme-ville, Oregon. Near Greenwood school. Total price $275(1 cash.

Will arrange terms on reason able down payment. Located 1515 Ave. W. E. WII.KINS Real Estate Insurance U.

S. Bank Bidg. Plume 33 Automobiles FOR SALE: '34 Dodge sedan, good rubber, good shape mech-unically. 1402 Hall street. WILL PAY CASH for lale model car.

Must be clean and in A-l condition. Dealers don't call. Phone I4-F-2. WE 'AY CASH for Good Late Model Used Cars 1037 to 1042 (most makes) FIVE REASONS FOR SELLING NOW. 1.

New cars are here. 2. Used car prices are high. 3. O.P.A.

will cul used ear prices January ltllh. 4. Sell now while prices are up. 5. Cash for your car in a few minutes.

(We handle all the details, O.P.A. forms, title transfer and etc.) See us for Appraisal Gettintrs-Lynch Motor Company Phone 532 La Grande, Ore. Automobile ServicoH r.r. It A I A TOR REPAIRING and cleaning at CARMAN'S GARAGE Ave. SACAJAWEA GARAGE 0K'n from 7 a.m.

lo 12 a.m. Gas, Oil and Lubiiealion KELLY ROE, Prop. Phone 830 BODY WORK, car painting, general repairs, gas and oil, wholesale and retail, also good used cars at CARMAN'S GARAGE, avenue. III V. T.

Hamlin 1 UK. J. 10. WOODELL, Chiropractor and naturopath. West: Jacobson building.

Phone 101. Closed Saturday afternoons. Services Misc. CALL US for prompt and effi-eii'tit Service. lUOOPLE'S GARBAGE SERVICE Wavne Sinister Phono 520-W ELF.CTKOLUX CLEANER and air purifier.

Sales, Service and supplies. Phone 88-R, La Grande. Mr. C. A.

Haskell. FURNITURE REPAIRING, cabinet work, general repair and construction work. PELLETT'S CABINET SHOP 1007 Lake Street Phone 189-WX THE FIX1T SHOP For nil your troubles and general repairing. 2111 Kir St. Phone 487-W TAYLOR'S UPHOLSTERY gives the best in service, workmanship and material.

RlllfHi Adams Phone (123-JX I). T. KITTERMAN FULLER BRUSHES. Try our hand lotion, hair brushes, all purpose cleaner and insect spray. Spring street, phone 3411-J or CUSTOM WORK, grain grinding $2.50 Ion on your place, plowing, seed treating.

Fir. phone (J85-WX. Orville Pellett. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT For prompt and efficient service call the LA GRAN GARBAGE COLLECTORS. Carl Thurston Phone K71-W FOR COMPLETE car and home ladio service the answer MODERN RADIO SERVICE (i(l2 Adams Plume 5110 LA GRANDE ELECTRIC Wiling, repairs and contracting.

SIRR1NE ROUNDY 1117 Adams Ave. Phne 93 iiiildinif Supplies 19 F1R-TEX TILE in all colors, bathrooms and kitchens. GROT! IE LUMBER CO. (Formcily Home Lumber and Coal Company) Mauling ci Storage 20 CLEAVINGER TRANSFER -Local and Long Distance mov ing. Insured carriers urogon Washington Idaho.

30,000 sq. r-" feet storage-space. Phone 161 TRANSFER STORAGE Intra and Interstate Moving Van Service. Local Transfer and Delivery Service. SMITH BROTHERS MOVING SERVICE 2inVi! Fir St.

Phone 88 Help Wanted 2 4 WANTED Stenographer at the Eastern Oregon Light and Power company. Inquire of Miss Stella Block START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BOYS GIRLS Smart enn.igli to realize that an EVENING OBSERVER newspaper route requires the same qualifications and demands tin; same skills requisite for success in business life, will find OPPORTUNITY AND PROFIT as well as expel iclice in dealing with the public, the maintenance of records anil the performance of a daily service. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS anxious to develope self-reliance life will demand; we suggest that you interview our Circulation Manager about an EVENING OBSERVER route and start the New Year right. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Merchandise 25-A FOOD CHOPPERS. 5 gallon gas and oil cans, large storage cabinets, high chairs and high chair pads.

GAMBLES ROSENBAUM'S Headquarters for Westinghouse products. We have Westinghouse lamps and light globes. 1412 Adams Ave. LADIES' DRESSES, suits, coats, formats, skirts and blouses, 201! pair of shoes 25c to $1.50. THRIFT SHOP 212 Fir Street HctL TiP MeS MITT WHAT TH3CW- ABOUT CCO ir Increase in Cdst Of Living in 1946 (Continued from Page One) some other countries loans.

23. Both the British empire and Russia will keenly compete for foreign trade. 24. Russia, Germany and England may try to "gang up." Labor 25. Little steel formula will be forgotten.

2(1. Industrial employment will he off both in hours and in pay rolls. 27. Many industries will return a 40 or 45-hour week. 28.

Hourly wage rates will increase, but "take-home" income will be less. Intlotion Inflation era will be very evident. 30. Both wage and price controls will gradually be removed during 1114(1 until the government throws up its hands and lets na ture take its course. 31.

Some time after 104(1, production will catch up with consumption, people wili have spent their money and then there will be a surplus. 32. If Stalin's health good, he will be the world's most powerful man. Stock Morkei 33. Rails will decline.

Airplane manufacturing, shipbuilding nnd other war stocks may decline. 34. Safest stocks to buy will continue to be merchandising stocks. 35. Switching has been over done.

30. Stock markets will continue to witness creeping general Inflation. Bonds 37. Interest rales in general will remain low through 1010. 311.

1048 should see a falling nfr the price of most municipal bonds. 11 i a corporation bonds may hold steady. public utilities will he taken over by municipalities and authorities. Real Estate 41. Suburban real estate will be in much greater demand.

42. Gity real estate should hold its own. 43. Small productive farms will continue to increase in price. 44.

Building will show a con siderable increase. 45. Office and residential rents may increase. 4(1. 104(1 may see the beginning of a rcul building boom.

Politics and Postwar Peace 47. President Truman may lose control of congress. 48. Our foreign headaches will become worse and more frequent. 41).

The Latin-American honeymoon has passed its peak. 50. 1114(1 will see more religious interest, including more ulitirch-going. MARY ASTOR WEDS HOLLYWOOD, D-'C. 27 (UP) Mary Astor, whose diary provided the movie colony with Some of its spiciest reading during her divorce trial, has taken a fourth husband.

Astor and Chicago broker Thomas G. Wheelock wero in. Monday. Th-j Uniteil Slates coast guard was the first service lo send ships to patrol the continental waters of the Paeilic ocean. A llama is pretty stupid, the book says.

And the book must be fight because who ever heard of a lluina ordering Shell Heating Oil delivered to the Andes. (It's cold there, too.) For clean-burning, dependable warmth at your house, just cull SIIKU, Oil. COMPANY. Inc. H.

Jefferson Plume 7(1 rrr 16 Pennsylvania city 18 Symbol for erbium 19 Myself 20 And (Fr.) 21 Railroad (ab.) 22 Native of I Switzerland 24 U. S. president 26 Golf device 1 27 Turkish title 28 Heron 1 31 Started 33 Measure 34 From 35 Area measure 36Lord (ab.) 37 Indian antelope Markets Liquor Slocks Show Increase NEW YORK, Dec. (UP) Active demand for liquor shares and merchandising issues featured an otherwise irregularly low er stock market today. Trading was only moderately aelive.

Buying in liquor shares was touched off by publication or the earnings statement of Schenley distillers for the quarter ended Nov. 30, showing net up 123 percent over a year ago. Schenley rose more Hum 8 points on the news. Dow-Jones closing bond averages: 40 bonds 108.18 up 0.04, 10 higher grade rails 115.02 up 0.11, III second grade rails 101.00 off 0.14, 10 public utilities 1011.02 up 0.0!), 10 industrials 105.80 up 0.00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Dec.

27 (UP) Hogs: O.OVKI. Active, fully steady; eood and choice barrows ami gilt-; 1 10 lbs. and up al $1 1.85 the ceiling; good and choice sows al comph te clcarniu- Cattle: (1500. Calves: 800. Fed steers and yearlings strong, lu- lanccs 25 eenls higher, lno.il glades at new high on crop, qual ity considered: urgent buying on laslern shipper account main stimulating factor, and undertone very hearing on big packer account; most fat steers to 18.0(1; mixed steers and heifers at steers sold relalively higher than heifers, hulk latlei $14.00 to Silli.OO; choice heifers absent, but 30 or more loads good to choice steers cows firm at wrek's advance; hulls and vealers very scarce, strong to 25c higher: vealers $15.50 rlown; stock cattle slow, vel scarce, however.

Sheep: 3,000. Several I a I irood and choice fed wooled western lambs bid 15 cents higher but sah-snu asking more advan'-e with lambs held at Wad good to mostly choice fed clipped lambs, fall shorn pelts held to ward yearlings strong and now around 25 rents higher for the week: two loads good to. choice 104 lbs. fed yearlings M3.00; load medium to good lighter weight early sales slaughter owes S7.50 down. lolly steady at PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Dec.

27 (UP) --Cattle 250, a 1 es 35. Aelivv, steady; good steers scalce, common grades common-medium heifers odd heads lo M5.0U: eanr.vr colb i tows $0,511 II fat dairy type cows lo $10.50: good In ef cows upward to $14 00; bulls scarce; common-good calves $10.00 I. '1. 50; rood choice vealers salable S.I 4.0(1-15.00. Hogs 100.

steady, lin'l-200 lb. butchers 147 Ih. good sows good-choice feeder pigs quitable SI4.50-15.50. Sheep 400. No early sales.

One large lot good-choice fed lamb: stronger at above $11 asking up to oil for good A telephone pole civcled on Cod more than 50 yeais ago is still in service. 't Births i CAMERON To Mr. and Mrs. I James Cameron, La Grande, a daughter, Dec. 26, St.

Joseph's tepital. 2lo.EWlS To Mr. and M'-s. Geurge Lewis, La Grande, a son. 5 Employ 6 Home-spun 7 Pact 8 Weep 10 Layer 1 1 Native of Norway 29 Proclamations 30 Type of fortification 31 Baseball player 32 Mistakes 38 Sister (coll.) 39 French city 41 Charged atom 43 Note in Guido's scale 44Sainte (ab.) 13 Erratic 14 Pausers 17 Messages 23 Noun suffix 25 Loiter PINCH-KIT STAR Stepping onto the stage with tho loading star ill end success of the Broadway play.

"Dream Girl," hanging on her pinch-hitiing, understudy Helen a y. above, punchod out a home run and became an overnight star. Miss Marcy given her bin chunco when the star of the production, Betty Field, was stricken by flu. City News In Brief TWO ARRESTED John W. Davison, La Grande, and James I.

Couller. Joseph, were arrested last night on charges of being drunk. They are being hold for appearance in city court today, police records show. MANAGER'S REPORT City manager's report for week ending Dec. 22: general receipts, $303.08 general disbursements, cash on hand, water receipts, cash on hand, $24.1125.60.

MfxleriouH llfasts flock Jerusalem JERUSALEM, Dec. 27 (UPi- Mysterious explosions shattered Hie ('hrislmas peace in the Holy Land tonight. Jerusalem and the Jewish coastal settlement of Tel Aviv were rocked by blasts that fires in both cities. Police headquarters in Jerusalem was reported on fire. Authorities ordered public traffic in the suspended.

Explosions in rusalem left fires burning at scattered points. Information on casualties and damage was skimpy. First indications were that figures on both would run high. French Decide lo Devaluate Franc PARIS, Dec. 27 (UP) The French government has decided to hmor the value of Ihe franc to a rate id 110.10 lo the U.

S. rL and 480 lo tbe British pound it was announced last night. Tin: official rale has been 50 lo the dollar. The devaluation was expelled to increase French exports. The finance ministry also announced that the Paris bourse a provincial stock exchanges had been ordered to remain closed today.

JAPS REPATRIATED PORTLAND. Dec. 27 (UP) Approximately 750 Japanese v. scheduled to arrive here today fiom Bismarck, N. for even-t mil deportation to Japan.

Plume: orfiec. Slid lies. 111 4I to Miscellaneous for Sale (Continued) BRIGHTEN YOUR FLOORS We have a new shipment liooid and oaste wax English, Bird, lli-Q and Win. For the linoleum ve have liquid plastic cover! that pro tects and polishes TEEL'S PAIN i' STORE SOME REAL NICE old pictures, kitchen ranges, one nice wardrobe, baby high chairs, one real nice Birds Eye maple bedroom suite, seven pieces; children's metal chairs, one real nice organ and many other items for the home. TRADING POST FLUORESCENT Desk Lamps and kitchen fixtures.

G.E. Mazda. Lamps. TALBOTT ELECTRIC CO. 24 Hour Service 220 Fir St.

Bus. phone 6(10 Res. phone 581-WX, 1074-W OILS, LACES, insoles, elbow patches, gloves, givase and polish for sale at BERNIIAKDTS SHOE SHOP All Work Guaranteed For Your Needs in I.KATUKUatAI'T Tooling, lining, lacing leathers. Saddles and riding equipment. INLAND EMPIRE LEATHER COMPANY W25H-00 Main Avenue Spokane, Wash.

GENERAL ELECTRIC Ranges and Refrigerators now on play. BOHNENKAMP'S FOR SALE: Good used Underwood standard typewriter Price $411.00. HALL'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 100 Depot St. Phone 401 MONTAG AND MAJESTIC he: ing stoves and ranges at ZIMMERMAN'S House I'll flushing's 20 A USED MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGE Two ovens, four hip elements, white enamel finish. BOHNENKAMP'S ROLL-AWAY BEDS Complete with mattresses.

UNFINISHED book cases at TURN'S FURNITURE STORE KNEEIIOLE DESKS, slud.nl desks, combination desk and book shelves, record cabinel.s, table bridge lamps and novelty waste paper baskets. ZIMMERMAN'S A. B.C. WASHER now on display place your order now for early delivery. FAIRWAY ELECTRIC 107 Depot St.

Phone 703 Farm Products oi Kquipment 27 FOR SALE: l(l-ft. John Deere-Van Brunt press wheel grain drill, a a haystacker, heavy four-wheel trailer, McCormick Deermg potato digger. Also baled red clover bay. Fred L. Paddock, Union, phone 27(12.

ImEAMAMIL'L Merchandise (Continued) CARD TABLES All hardwood with crinkly metal tifp; two-tone walnut end tables with shelves, wall racks, mahogany and walnut with mirror hacks; portable sewing kits, walnut finish, Dorothy Lamps with large pottery base and extra large shade, we have a few bridge lamps and floor lamps left at ZIMMERMAN'S SEVERAL INEXPENSIVE urait davenports and chairs at the Exchange Department. BOHNENKAMP'S FOR SALE: Season's finest hats in all colors for quick sal(? FALK MILLINERY on the balcony. December 27 to January 2nd. TOOLS Electric drills, electric soldering irons, bench vises, miter saws, electric sanders, electric lanterns, braces and breast drills, blow torches. Crescent and Stillson wrenches, socket wrench sets, steel rules, 50, 75 and 100 foot tapes, hammers, saws, and squares; drills, chisels and punches.

A tool for every purpose at ZIMMERMAN'S DISHES 32, 42 and 4(1 piece sets; lit coraled tea "pots, Red Wing ovenware, cookie jars, drip-o-lators, decorated glassware at ZIMMERMAN'S REDUCED PRICES on all doll; and toys at SHORB'S STATIONERY Phone 111 Miscellaneous for hale 2R WE STILL HAVE few 100 all wool blankets and chenille lied spreads left at TURN'S FURNITURE STORE WE STILL HAVE a nice selection of Irish linen handkerchiefs in florals, all colors. MELVILLE'S GOLDEN STAR dust mops and polish. BOHNENKAMP'S PREPARE FOR THE CONTEST NOW Finest models and materials available at BEEZER'S BUZZ SHOP at the Fisk Outdoor Store FOR SALE: Season's finest hats in all colors for quick sale-Si .08. FALK'S MILLINERY on the balcony. December 27 to January 2nd.

JUST RECEIVED a new shipment of Benrus watches for men and women. Now is the lime to select your New Year's cards at THE GIFT SHOP (Foimerly Richardson's Art and Gift Shop) FOR SALE All steel, 16 cubic fool HOME FARM FREEZERS. See the GROSS Freezer al our show room 131)5 Jefferson. Holds 600 to 700 lbs. of meat.

EPLING DIST. TO. 1305 Jefferson 30 Days approximate delivery date Ti.V SAV MS i F2ANLY, nr. ni nvnn i nosouai. 'HIATT To 'Mr.

and Mrs. Clif-. ton Hiatt, Cove, a son, Dec. 20, ot St. Joseph's hospital.

ABC o.assikiui) DlKHlTOKY FURNITURE STORES ZIMMERMAN'S 'The home of lovely furniture. GIFTS THE. GIFT SHOP I Gifts, Diamonds and Watches (Formerly Richardson's I Art and Gift Shop) HARDWARE ZIMMERMAN'S Hardware for every use, from tacks to stoves. Florists l-A 'A iRSAGES Order yours early for the New ear Dane s. We have carnations, roses, gardenias and orchids at FITZGERALD FLOWER SHOP Phono 130 iist and Found 10 FOUND Black, lan and whit' terrior.

Injuicd but will gei I well. Call 837-J. J.OST: Women's blue purse at 1 Skyline Cafe at Meacham. If I found send to Mrs. E.

J. Hajny, 1C3!) Winchester Avenue, Lake-i wood 7, Ohio. May keep money in purse as reward. Personal Service 13 VCHAR1S HOME CORSTERY Girdles, and bras. Mrs.

Celia Gales, 2104 Green- 1 wood street, phone GI2-W. Alley Ooa 5, Syr i I'LL SOCM WAV THIS CASS OJICX, 1 I V5 D5AVV 'Ae A OP NCW JUST GIVE Iti ONE i ctu WE AND I'LL PUT 1 JUICE INTO HESjCASS OS MIXED UP IN lCCUuO TA IT'S HIS PAST IN 17 THATS GOT VS SO 0331 NA3Y "1 IN'l, ANY WACMINC ATOLNO THE iTHIS MeSS.BUTTHiS r3 UNIT 'ptiiFiDl TOO! A 3A2 0NTHA'' 3-AC- ooovi: i y- DU. ('. L. CILHTRAF ANS'OVNCKS Ay.Horiudon with Dr.

Edwin (1. Kirh in Hie d'cucia! Practice of Medicine and Surgery Dr. Kirby will devoir- special ulleqlion lo medical ond liirqical diseases of Die chcsl. THERE'S rOURTHRrOPOUi? UVE: jf I Tl)E-MACHIN Wim rill I 1 tiLy iT uNlT ton psovi the TypMfr; ft s-r" OP.GlNAL Til-e VACMIN6 IM Oft. WONMUG'S.

LABORATORY 'jlf Offices in Summer over Class lli ug.