La Grande evening observer., November 06, 1923, Image 7

Tuesday, November 6, 102.1
TTTF. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE 'SEVEN
Classified
FOR SALE on TRADE
('Oil 8AI.K I'lili r, delivered. S.'.c.
Coll 3.15-rt. ll..S-r,lp
FOR HA1.R OR TUAHK l2i Tlle-G
Stildctmker. I mi nit . I.rlghlnn's
WollillnB H Machine Works.
u-r)-:iii
FOR RAl.K Vlclrola. practically
now. Call 471 -J. ll-'l-lM
FOR SALE Tented seeds. Timothy
j 10c; Alsikl clover, IGc; mixed seed
1 oc. per pound. Samples on request
31. I-.'. Hull, SllliLliii-T-vlltf, Oregon.
10-J7-1 11
FOR SALT-: A phino In i;nnd eondi
ljn for 'J."i.cici. Call 132-H.
t lU-30-Stp
tXin SALE It you nrti nulling your
household goods call lloUKhton
i Furnituro Co. and get tho hiKhcsi
. prices. 513-J. 10-S-tf
UNDERWOOD TYPEWUITIORR 1
have taken the agency for Under
, -wood Rebuilt Typewriters, which
are late models, and as good as
' new at abotvt half the price oi
new. Call and see them. E. C.
Tuckey, 1808 Second St 8-25-ln.
FOR KENT
FOR UKN'T 2 unfurnished rooms.
Inquire Observer. 1I-5-41P
.FOR URNT House, buildings and
-nct of ground across from Coun
try. Club. iO per nionlh. l'honc
-Main 1. 1 1-3-31
KOIT ItKNT Koom in modern home.
1306 KiKhlh. IMitf-H. ll-3-3t
TOn ItKNT 2 furnished housekeep
ing rooms. No children. Phono
148-J. ll-l-tf
WANTED
.WANTED I want to buy soma sec
ond hnnd furniture. If you have
any for salo kindly cnll 513-J.
io-8-tr
LOST
LOST Crooked walking s'.lel; with
bone tips nlon stick and rubber
tipped. J.eavo at Observer Offieo.
ll-r-:u
I.OKT While Spit, dof- with brown
spots and hohbed tail. Answers to
name of l-'lufry. Snllabli" rewanl.
Notify Geo. I.. Simpson, Pendleton,
Oregon. Jl-5-fil
Alleged Khliiapcr Im.
SA1,I-:M, t)r. tJovernor Pierce has
' refused to honor requisition papers
issued by Hie povtrnor of North la
kola for the return of Mrs. Klva la
vis. who is now living in Portland. It
was charged tn the complaint against
Irs. 1 avis that she stole her own
4 children and took them from" North
Dakota to Oregon, where she -has a
i, sister.
: , Mrs. Davis, upon beinc (ptestloned
by. the governor. ' declared she had
been forced to work during praeti
rally all of her married life and that
lier hushnnd ronlribiited Utile or no
:inoney toward Iter support. An agree
ment siK'neil by Mrs. l)avis. In which
she consented to placing the chil
dren in care of Iter husband in North
Dakota, was presented at the hearing
today. Mrs. Iavis admitted sinninir
the agreement, but said she did so
under duress.
FOR SALE
Rlx-room ltous.-, pantry, ploarts.
with plitniliin all ilont. nn.l con
a.ctiMl Willi si!vm- for bath fixlurea.
.at tlify urn not yrt iiiHtulh-.l, a
;..iri;o cold atoi-aff... cnllnr on top ol"
thft. ground, wood.sli.'il and www.
fruit and sliado triM-s. nlo lawn ami
fcur.li n, lot CUx 1 4". foi l, located on
Fourth stroot, ju.st ;..hovf. tho liiKh
Rrhool on paved str.M-t, and pav.-l
sidi-walks, all paid. Prlrr-. 2.i.li
and J.'.OO.OO cash will liumllu it. Ilal
anco on.sy pnyin-'nts.
A small comfortable 4-rootn house,
lights and water in tho house, two
lots, all fenced, woodshed; located on
;' street In Old Town. Price SS'ili.
Terms: J200 cash, balance 125.00 per
month.
Five-room modern house, basement,
two large lots 1011x145 feet, shade
tre.in ami lawn, cement sidewalks,
half bloclt off paved street, Adams
avi ni!'-. ..Ml furnished. Will sell with
or without the furniture. Price wltn
furniture S::.5.00. rush, $:miO. With
out furniture. S3. 50O. Cash fCOO.
lialance terms to be arranged.
Four-room modem house, two lots
nil fenced, lawn, shrubbery, garden,
fruit und shade trees, located on
North Depot street. A nice little
home, nil for S:."on. Sl.noo cash
v1ll handle It or will take a qood
cor as fust payment.
We have many other (rood bar
gains both in city and farm prop
erty. '
Phy Black & Stoop
In The L Grarrh. National Bank BUI
V .ruoilc, rcoa.
mriNF! main.
1 rnnn GEORGE
TAXI
Service
Enclosed Can
CALL
MAIN 44
After Midnight Call Foley Hold
MAI 775
HI
Want Ads
THEATERS'
i .
Elmer Clifton Production
On for Last Showing
At Sherrys
Theater Today.
"hown lo tho Ken in Ships" is :ui
i:iimit rurion prndueiion.
II look IS monlliH lo proditeo Hits
i wo months of whleh were spent
erulstntf In ihe 'arlhheun Sea In pur
suit Of WllIlllH.
The oldest whiillnK vessel nriont.
ihe ('hiirh'H W. .MoiKim," was used
n Die I'ilniltii? uf I hi' pleture, manned
ly n crew of men and two mates,
all of whom w ore expert whalemen,
under tho command of Captain Ttl
tdn, a whaleman of 4a yenis xp.-ri-'iieo
and veteran of many a hair
raising haltle will) leviathans of the
deep.
On tln rnil.se in the 'arihhenn. 11
htitfo wliales were attacked, in which
tho lives of tho crew and actors were
in constant jeopardy.
Three whuleboals were smashed lo
luis by maddened whales during the
I llmintr of the pict uue, ondaiifferinR
the lives of the crew not -only by Ihe
attack of the hue inunimals, 1ml ly
ihi' man-entltiK sharks' which infested
t hn waters.
Roy Stewart, Famed
For His Love of Horses,.' '.
Playing in "The Love
Brand" at the Star.
There v. probubly no finer all
arottud horseman and lover of hor
ses ir. tin1 motion picture industry
than Hoy Stewart. Pniversal Western
tnr, although he hu never , been
known tui Ih.n .UJstine; cowboy type.
In hii: youth Stewart spent much
of his time on tho famous Santa Mar
K'ticrttn rancho, on of the bifcK'i'Ht
and most fainou:! in th West. After
the style of vanueros of the Soutli
westeru cattle country, Stewart ac
quired a taste for beautiful saddle-t
and bridles and eventually procured
one of the finest longing outfits in the
country.
lie utilized this equipment for the
fir.t time before the camera in "Tho
PIPING HOT TOAST!
served right on the breakfast table as fast and furiously
r.s you want jl!.-That's what an electric toaster means to
you! And think of the convenience and the time saved
to say nothinj; of the added "tastiness" that toast made
on an electric toaster always seems to have. It may be
used for heating water or milk fou the invalid, too, or for
a dozen other purposes. No housekeeper can pet along
wiihoTit'one at least shoiitd not be obliged to!
H. & S. Electric Co.
107 Depot SI.
Start The Day
Right!
FOR BREAKFAST SERVE
-Preferred Stock Grape Fruit
-Hot Cake with Skookum Maple. Syrup
-Brook'field Little Pork Sausage, fresh eggs
-Chase and Sanborn's Coffee.
J. G. Snodgrass
109
Depot Street
No Charge
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
i TOM, WILL YOU GOt X
( OUT AWt CALL C'AMfJVl
OP 4f)V
' 'X'. haOe to get
l '-3; cleamed up
l.ove I ti n ml." hir latest starring ve
hicle Jor rubersnl. now showing at
the Star theatre. The saddle. Is silver
1 mounted, carved In u be.tuiiful Upmi
;ih ilesikrn, and tho bridle Is also ex
travagant l , though lieaniil ull.v , dec
orated with diUer. Tho outfit Ik very
valuable, but Htewart never U'tfure i
U value in dollars and cents. He
. wouldn't part wlih it at nnv price.
' Htewar( rides his own horse k heati
t ifu! thorouKhhred, ir. the play line"
ioihcr piincipali; in the cast ulso ride
j horses from lim fnmon st ihles, iv
thoiiKh doxens of horsei were avail
table for "at inospheric playerr." at
Supporting Stew irt in the play uref
.Mart-arei La ml is. Murle Wells.' Arthur !
Stuart Mull, Wilfred Nurth, Sydney!
1 o tirey and llorls Karloff.
A two reel romedy adds to the pro-
Kiam I hat will be t-iiown today and
Wednesday."
PNION. (Special) Tnion's high
school football learns rested this week
as neither squad had any games. The
only rame played was a second meet:
between Hie sixth and seventh grades,
which resulted In another victory tor
the sixth, score being 18-12. This
game was played l-Ytdny afternoon.
Hallowe'en passed very miietly In
I'nton, there being practically no evi
dence of pranks such as were played
in former years. Several Hallowe'en
social affairs were held. Henry Ueu
ter entertained the Itoy Scouts at his
home In ihe west purl or lown, u
character ball was held at the Mor
mon church, the children of Mr. aild
Mrs. V.v Halsey entertained some of
llivir friends at a. Hallowe'en social
at their home, and several ot her
functions wen enjoyed. One socinl
to which many young people had
looked forward to for some time, i
mask dance at Van DeVnnter hall,
was u failure, us somebody failed" to
secure an orchestra for the occasion.
A party or North Dakota people
who were on their -way to the west
ern part of Ihe stale looking for a
place to locale, stopped at the Vnlon
Hotel Thursday night. The party In
cluded Mrs. W. H. Calloway, Horn
1 ,a ne. G rover I .one, J . I .ane, l-'reda
Preaky and J. A. (laruthun.
J. K. Reynolds and Karl Iteynolds
were over from La Ornnde las. Thurs
day. They stopped at Hie 1'nion Ho
tel. A. Hansen is rushing Ihe concrete
work on the basement of his hulldliW
Pliono 303-W
Two Phones
Call Main 73
for Delivery
tme. matter
HALLOWE'EN ,11
-.: . UNION IS QUIET
COME ON HOME
it's Dinner
- HF'tl
HuRRV uP!
If! 7 1
! ; 1 1 i
3 'BLJ4
n Main strVet. He hep.H t) flnishf
the store room fur occupancy I his
fall. !
' l-'roiu the latest report received j
front Chauncey t'larki at Hoi Lake i
he wes reeoverinpr very nicely from
his recent operation. , I
"l-'ooliwh Mothers' was a special at-:
traction at the t'oay Theater l-'iblay
and Salurdity evenings. I
Jerry lluif and Toots Huff camel
over from Maker hist Saturday. They j
registered at the 1'nion Motel. !
Last Kridny even Ins us Andrew j
KM lot I was returning- from Haker i
with a number of Odd l-Vllous tho j
p.trty stopped just south of North j
Powder and aided a party of four, j
two men and two ladies, out of the
ditch. Their car had l.efl the road I
ami plunged down the bunk, landing J
In the water. One man and one lady
For Sale
Modern S-ronm home, hardwood
floors, sleeping porch, basement, two
lols. cement sidewalks, garage, tieeH,
lawn, flowers and shrubbery, close to
school. Price ftS.&uo.iHi. The terms!
tire very reasonable.
Modern fi-roonv home v,iust off. nf;
Adiini avenue on Oak street; basis-,
meiit. lawn, trees, large' screened-tn
porches. Price, j:i,r0,0(i- Terms.
Vive-room modern homo on Hie
west end of Main nl-rnet; bouse Just,
painted on the outside, .. small base
ment. Price $1, TOO. Terms, $400.00
down and bnlance like rent. Here Is
a luii gain that . comes but oneo hi
a long llmo. Jnvesllgato this.
Knur-room homo in Island City
for J!,M.f ' '
Modern 5-room home, located on
Oak street; basement,- furnace, gar
age. Price IX.immi. Term:.
Geo. H. Currey
"REALTORS'
Insurance
Loans !
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Are You Moving Forward?
United States National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Playing
thire.' ;1
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tiME-
xs
' re about drowned but artificial
br'eathln? find the arrival of a doe
tor within a few minutes sived their
lives. Mr, Kllinit did not know the
parties who had j?ono Into the ditch.
Hank McaildbrUk. Well known
rancher of the Inihler vicinity was
stopping at th. 1'nion Motel last
Thursday.
The American Lesion post sinned a j
benefit dance at the kyiu 1 riduy
nt;hi. for Die purpose of raisin if
funds 10 use tn putting on the Ar
mistice celebration.
James Johns of Haker was n
Pnion visitor last- Thursday.
h'red Kiddle was ovi-r from Island
The Home
for
ome Builders
EVERYTHING IN THE BUH.DING LINE
THE RETAIL BUILDER'S STORE
GRANDE RONDE
LUMBER CO.
Looking out of a car window, did you ever get the notion
that you were moving by watching the train on the next
track? " ; .
Many of us are at a standstill, but we deceive ourselves
into believing that we are moving by watching things
about us move. . .'
You are not moving forward unless you are saving.
"Make This Bank Your Bank"
Safe
WHAT VJE.rLYuU
AND THAT eov i:'4'r.-j
Quarreling about?Wx
AW. HE'5 A FRESH KID
HE SAID I LOOKED
i Lirxc. fy rincu
TuPm hp I AuGHED
:J ; , '
L I
i 'Ity Kridny looking after business
connected with the flouring mill here.
Me stopped at Hie In loll Motel.
The Woman's club mel at the home
of Mrs, Purseii in N'ort h I nlon last
Thursday afternoon. After the busi
ness session and program refresh
ments were served. Th: club Is
starling the winter's work with much
Interest being shown In the aetvltles
the ladles are keeping up. Plans tire
being laid for the new club home
early In the spring.
Mow did tired business men dress
on Sunday before pajamas were in-
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CAR R S
Always at Your Service
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
Leaves I.n ;rniulo at '"' '
8.:ill A. M.
1:0(1 p. M.
6:15 P. M.
f,enros I.n firninle on Sundays at
0:00 P. M.
p. H. niTiAP
I'rop.
APPLES
Per Box
50c r
And Up "
Buy direct from grow
er at our Farmer's Ex
change. Every wanted
variety.
La Grande
Brokerage Co.
WAHKIIOrsK
O. W. It. It. a X. Tracks ,
liliT.MI.
l'lr and .Jefferson
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The Straight Lines
of the
New Modes
Arc Gracefully
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Achieved By
Wearing
Front Taco Corson
Nevor havo tho Btyba called bo o
Inalstently for lines that Rrfr O
straight ami Blonder. "La, Ctu,- 2
mine ' works wonders In gently O
porsuadlng surplus flesh Into O
fashion's silhouette makes youi
gown a smooth-fitting success. O
Tou'lt lovn tho now models ol
"La Camillo" giving you tlr. 0
lines and buoyancy of .youth. O
Low-topped and of dainty fab' q
rlc'tlem lightly boned but vis- o
linn only n their benefits.
lie fitted to your Individual 2
model of OaMill!y" and en1; 3
ov a youthful flgurn and a f)nx.t
Ibis easo that In delightful. g
A corrpb-tu line of the latei o
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattisoh I
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BY ALLMAN"
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