La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 28, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Texti j'l Kiay, Novemnt-'i1 zt, nrJT 1 TI1K-LA UKANIJirLVl'aMJNU UUSLUVKU 4L ' ' I' The: Observer Want Ad Page ' . Tho Market Maco f Union and Wallowa Counties FOR RENT .full HUNT Klvci room nin.h-rn ' A 1. ........ I'lmnn "ir. . ,, I i I IIIMx.nl. . Hi. 1 1 -2 T-:t 1 1 I'lllt KKNT Mnilnrn. jlpl. haiix... clpno.il, on- liuvi'lilinl. I'linm-1 327 It, . 1 l-ll.37.ti1 i full UICNT API. New Koli y lllilir. lll(llirn J. J. I'Vilt-y. S-ll.2r.-4ln f-illt It 10 NT llimmt, st.r, Koiirtli! Htre.-f, Ii . i-ooihh, couM'iit - hum.. I men!. W. U. JoiiMB. enn. V. i. Uolini'iiUuiiip o. ir.-ll-ll-ll r VOll SALE" ' Foil SA I.K; Mo.l.rn :ipf. lw.nsi, rlp:it' iti, on iiavf iw nl. ; Vtiono 1 1-1 l-'JI-fi! H'l'ilt SAI.K lry -Hi-Ill. vooil. lo : livmi'.l. Pliont! 44f. J. S-t l-O-Stp Ji'Olt KA1.K Nifo delirious nliplt'S. -j $2.00. Will ship out In tlays. Swh'f t'ill'T. i'hono Ci. H. Clmp '17-U-S2-l!lp I Iron . HAI-H IIk.iiIiii; sio.-a. 1 C 17 WANTED iyANTHD DressinaklnR. r.ll klniln i or Bi'wiiiir. riion 2311 w.. nun N. , 10-1 l-ST-SIn VANTKU Kooiihih anil hoarders. i. $112,511 per- month.. Iixiuht; 2uul ; N. Koyrth. l-2S-.lp t WANTKD Plain sewing. Call f WAN : 10&-J. S-lO-27-tOtp FOUND i KQi'ND Great Dane pup. Call nt ;?;uicu giirage and pay for ml v. llT-ll-lMi-3t Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 t COOBUAN t EBEHHARD Geo, T. Cochfan and Colon R. Eber hard. Attornpysv La Grande Ha- f: ) tiona.1 MiWK HUllUlDrT. ciimopnaoroK .'.DR. TtEIXK MYEHS, Chlroprac- tot New Foley Building. Hours sl)ft. J. B. VOODllJLI-ChlropraJ- tor fin'1 Naturopatn. Bkm and blood disposes, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, asthma, eczema, varlcoso veins, nil kinds ot stomach, boert ard kidney trouble buc iwfully treated. Dlood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and cbtldrcn a specialty. Suite 20 ftommer Rldg. Phono 4S7-W. Hrtldence Phone 190-W. OSTKOPATHIO mYSlCIANs jjO.STEOPATTfTO PITYKTCT'AN Dr. .1. 1. JukI, Ostopath. Spinal cur vatnro and fallen arches a spe cialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle, Os teopath. Diseases of women nnd fading 'of infants a -specialty. Office Thone Main 10G. Res. Phonn 106-U. Fommer RIdg. 1 VPHYfllClAN-SUrtOEON Dr. F. U 1 1 Ralston Practice limited to the eV ear, noso and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sommer Dldg. NATURE CUKE 1 rMTn. A. N. and MARY E. MAT. VIIXE Specialist! in chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and llaihanri.Triupo nw Sir In and I 1 brood diseases, nervous diseases. chronic headache, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation. bowel trouble; all kinds of chron ic diseases successfully treated Call Main 523. Mayvilto Nature Cure Home, 2101 Eflst Adams Ave. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6 p. m. Consulta tion Free. 1 IJOI-TSSIOXAL IIKOOHATOK PAINTER, 15KCOUATOR Ad vice, consultation nnil estlinatt-3 free If you intend to paint, tint, paper, finish or rotinish any building. Interior nnd exterior ' J neatly done. For better jobs caV7 J. Landy. Phone 4 SI U. ln-II-lm If lie atlrcrttets II, lie knows IPs good! LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS Back Hone, 3 Hs.., Sprro Rilis, 11)'. -. I'ork Roast, II) Beef Boil, 3 lbs Grande Ronde Meat Co. Ideas For Christmas M.vho yo Irnvo 'wmt'tltinit ihiti wotilil prove it real mi iiiiioit fin- iii( uiri luoiiit-jii fir luiiiiimu r people tit Urn I mniiilc It'ri lltiry. I 0H "wish" fill- htlX'l i-r ailvniM tit- them Willi Wain -VI. Ynu'll lie mii pvUnt will! Hit' ttiit'k mill rauiulrln ittMiltK iniil ilio titKi yii l. ii-ntv llt-nUy (imhlnjr. j - av -quhfrvkr want An wiwi no it. ; ; NEW TODAY NOT1GK, Classified Want Ails arc strict ly CASH IN' ADVANCE; copy must be In nut later than 0 n. ' nV date of insertion. Unit': 2o per word for encli Insertion, KOIt TtKNT Aparlmrnl. Adulls only. 1307 Pcnn. 7-1 l-2S-3tp FOP. .RAT.!-: Library talile. dinlnc room table. roeklnK chulr. all or oak. Hod and spring and typr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. O. M.t-Ta Grande Dodga No. bttO Jjoyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every "Thurs day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fel " I lows hall. The -Women's Moose-j heart Legion No. 898 meets .1 .1 t. I .uu.it. - Hays ot each month. Vlsltorg welcome. I Dr. A. N. May,!!!. Dlotato,., - Harold Lund, Secretary. D. P. O. KtiKS La Grande Lo4ge No 433. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer-, fully extended to all Brother Bllta, Lester Bratnwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckloy, Secretary. MODERN WODDMKN Of AMER ICA La Oran.de Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday eve. - nlng ot each month. In tbe K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. RAT 8. BKNNETT, V. C JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk' . WOODMEN OF TUB WORLD La Urande Camp No. 1!9. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall! All visit Ing Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk. Rooms 21-23, I-a Grande Nation, al Bank Building. E. E. Bllvls, C. C. H. i. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Qrande Lodgo No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:89 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. Fred B. Kiddle. W. M. E. R. Rlngo, Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PITHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. Dr. J. E. Woodell, C. C. C. L. Graham. K. R. S. O. B. 8. Hope Chapter No. IS O. E. S. holds slated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays ot each month at 8:00 p.'m. VUltlng members cordially welcomed. ' Notta K. Eakln, W. M. Anna 8. Grove, Secretary- TUB LA GRANDK ItKVIEW NO 27, Women's Benefit Association meet every second and fourth Tuesday evening in each month at K. of P. hull. MRS. C. MACKET, 10-1-1 m Comm. 2.-.C ..:..irc ....:..1SC- .2.-c j writer. All koo'1. ill 1 3 Jm-kon. 2n-l l-2S,3tp iKOlt liKNT 3-room furnished tipt.. Hose In. liniuiio 8. it. 1-la. wianh. IM Kir Hi. 12-tl-2S-2tp M.MIK1IKIK1.U (in'. Tlip t-oin-pottivt spt'llinff 0Qnt-MtB In 'uoh county oxcUo monv tluut uidinury Inlon-Ht anion? HtiHii-nlH of Ihf vatiouK Hchonht mttl Hui)h hhvv In-tn ipakln excellent wuivs. Thr Coos rlvt'r coiiNoHilnttd s(liul Kiivinlh ami I'itfhl H uindo with I f or inoro cliihlvt-n part icl pat -ln, won rirt place In MaH8 A tn four train with u pcicpntaKc ot KastsiuV, another school . of four or five rooms, was Hccon 1 with a frrado of ttS.C, . while the oil it uohnnlu l.-iil-.tl ht.ttlml i Mm- 11 nhl. with . ' ilinn!'" 15 pupils in the same grade. seven had perfect tests, including lielmar, Prosper,' Ileaeli View, Kit kum, CJIonp Junction' nnd Cou lomie. - ' These wore all country, dis tricts nnd tho - comparison wi'.u Hie city schools Is possible of var ious explanation!). ; Trnffic. In Polar Hears ' ,Mn,,',1?5H V-" "ml ''"'""l '''." slarrine Norn HAMm It i, ut.i-m.iny V(AP).-.maaK , hlr ,lici T 110 has been uu unusual and profitable demand for polar bears l.of bite, owin1; to Ihe fact that (the zoos of the world nefflected j ther stocks during: tho war and are now endeavoring1 ' to replant- them. Most polar hears . come from Stilzliej?en. The hunters are sent out by a local company In the wild animal business and the bears are brought to Humbm-i,, where they ure kept until they pet accustomed . to civilization. A party of hunters returned recently with 4 polar bears, ail of which had been ordered In advance of capture. Another previous expe dition brought KG benrs, most of which by this time have bej-n scattered to various parts of the world and taken their places in the cuffes which will bo the.:r homes until the end. 1-raugCj Opposes J Veo Rooks. . A1JJANY, Ore, Grand Prairie grange voted down n resolution In dorsing Tree slate textbooks ut Us regular meeting. A legkshilivo com mittee was appointed to 'give ac tive consideration to this ahd oili er legislation in which the grange iu In! m-HtiVl. 'liakovifw Itoimtl-Vli Short. pa.I8I.BV. On-. Tin, roport ot (liro(.tors of lllK ,Jll( col,my round , . ,,i,1.vi..w Khowni u .;. ,np , ..,. ot slrft0. Items o expense which showed a largo Increase for the year were fed' for livestock and ihe cost of feeding and housing the. Indian camp. 10 -room house- mtnr stiops nn:l millK, furnished,- and a money making proposition. Income nt present $.11)0 per, month. 17 boarders and 0 looms. If you have. $12.10 cash you can tnl im mediate possession, , Hoomlng house close' in to the center pf business section. This is a genuine proposition that will bear Investigation. A 4-room plastered house with good foundation, city wator, wired and. lot 4.1x100, for $i:if0; near Howman-Hicks mill Just off Set nuil street. A smalt payment will bo considered. CeJebrnto Christmas in your own home- You know what Hilly Sunday said, "a tenant singing Christmas carols In a rented house Is simply serenading the lnrtdlnrd." We have a choice list ing of homrs In all portions of tho city at correct prices, nnd some on very, liberal terms. Stop .collecting rent receipts. Geo.H.Currey "IHEAIrOR" Real Estate I.ons Insnraaor MAMU POP Gosh mom it's 9:30 - WHM DlDNT Sooner -mkhowai MA61C MUD WEEK f- START3 MONDAY wu LUC. uoi ft KSSSN Mn i irnu "ruikc ( '-' . TO DO La Grande Crinolines of , Grandmother's Day Revived, Nonpa TnlniaUse, In her current Klmt Nationul picture, pecrctH." now showhiK' at ilui Arcade theu tre. wears the lhlfitlin:? vap WUlKteil KOWI1H Which were 111 VO irue vixly and Mc-venly years b$n. Hhe decidedly h .pot. in favor pf them. . , - Women nf today lmvo-mneli to he thankful for." says Kormn. "Our randinotherH . were vi-ry Hcitslhle woniti in uiftsl tilings, Imu I am afraia tliat.tlie soeh-.ty bellts -( of ol her days ipiiHl huvo p inched hf utHelves unmercifully in order to achieve the vnHpy .wuist effecls which wue i vokuc xhwo times. "And how thi-y endured the wire hoops and the heavy . materials In their -crinolines I cannot under stand. Crinolines must , have ben a terrible nuisance for they cutch on nails and every projection with- ra' i Aiicr wenrins nair doi:en kinds of crinoline gowns in ''Se crets the women who appear In Ihe old Illustrations in' ' Harper'. Weekly of the TtOs and 'Cos seem like old friends.. The wyevage rpom in u bungalow would hold 'Jiiat. about two and a half, women today if they wore the crinolines of 1S0. And I should imagine that u hun dred women would fill any ball room almost to suffocation." orina Tal- greaicst picture. In this Joseph M. Kchr.eek production Norma plays four roles, that,-of a girl, a young mother, u middle aged matron and an aged woman. The picture iy cast in lour periods, 1023, WKS..1870 und lfi5, and the action takes place both in ihe far west and in inotiern society set tings. In all four periods Norma displays a remarkable range of characterization. rank Rorzago. of "Humorcs- quo fame, directed "aecrets," with the veteran Claetano Gaudio ns his cameraman. Showing at Sherrys Theater. Thrilling action spaced with packs of laughs that's Hold Your Ureath' Hie first of the Al Christie feature productions, which' comes to tho Sherry theatre. Those who huve seen Christie's short farces and comedies in Uuv past know what to expect, for in this full- length production, the Christie or ganisation has followed the style which It pursued in its two-reel films; that is, telling a logical lit tle story and brightening it up with funny situations. , ' "Hold' Your nreath"- has an all- star comedy cast headed by Horo- thy Devore who is called upon to display her talents in nuvpy dan gerous situations. While she dan gles from, hazardous heights and risks her fair neck in a hundred different ways, sho manages to in ject largo quantities of humor Into per rolo. Pktying opposite Miss Dovoro Is jovial Waller liters, known to be as eomlenl as lie is corpulent. Walter plays, the role of Horoihy's fiance who, being too fat to climb and rescue her from her difficulties on a high building, calls in the fire department and assembles a load of hay, a ion of mattresses and other accessories to get her out of her predicaments. . Tally Marshall, who has been seen in count less serious roles In Regular as clockwork Faulty climlaation Is the cause oE most sick ness. To be regular as clockwork, each day somewayenioyRCMAN MEAL a properly bal anced food , MOHNIMMSMnl' H CALLED MOO Bar MOODlDNT ,-GET UP -MOURE ALL TlREO OUT POP -LET MR. HOCNBuDyjeR tend to TMIN6S Theatres drnmatic productions, plays a com edy chnracterlznlion in "Hold Your .Hreaih." Jimmie Harrison and IM-lscllta Honner have other Impor tant role. Jtmmie AdaipH, day Helosco, Kddle Itaker. Hud Vine, l.tpcnln llumer, I'atrtcln Core, OeovK- Pierce and Pouptas Carter. ctuitiUKent- whose faces are Very familiar in Christie ' comedies, bright t)i up Ihe hsd seriotis partn nf nt3 production. Krauk Uoland Conklin wrote the stury and Scott Sidney directed. uLeathe.iistocking" Matinee I Saturday Afternoon. rpiiiotU Seven T.ealherstocking, the valiant hero portrayed by Harold Miller in "Lealherstocking," tho paHieserlal Is the Huron's prisoner In episode seven, "Klvenoak's Revenge," at Sherry s Saturday only. Fear lug that the Indians will accept the vory elephants as ransom for Lea lherstocking, Hurry Harry com mits' another act pf treachery and l.cnthcrsuicklng Is doomed tu death First, however, he is tortured by being forced to look -on while-the Hitrons" at tuck Muskrat Castle, What is to be the rule uf Judith Mu(uu, the girl ho loves? Department Stores Adopt I'UruMure Advertising t'niio NKV YyitK (Al'). The board j of directors of the National Dry! Cioods association bus adopted a code for the truthful advertising of furniture, according to Lew Jlnbn, managing director of the ussqclatlon.. The code is in accordance with the1 "Name the Woods" campaign carried on by the national vigi lance committee of the Associate;! Advertising Clubs of the World, Mr, 11 aim said. The same code has been put in effect by the furniture Manufacturers associa tion of Grand itupids. Mich. Before determining its course, the board of directors of the Dry Goods association made u com- 'to Night Coughing Those who huve Buffered tho tor tures of sleeplessness duo to con tinual coughing tit night, end who as u result often leel utterly worn out and Ubeless during tho d:iy, need no longer permit their systems to be weakened and their vitality sapped by this distressing ailment For through a very simple treat ment the trouble can be stunned al most nt one?, ond people often get their full night's vest undisturbed alter the very hrst trial. Here la the method : Simply cct ft lint 11 uf tlio imrr)utlm known as Dr. JiifiB'S NeW Discovery from any boim! drug store. 'i'hm to-nfslit ln-foro ru tlrltiT tuko cm? tensnoonful ami hold It in your I In out for lb or 20 m-eumln lirfoi bwollqwhuj it. This prercrlplton Iiaa a dmi Mo action. It not only mjoUich and i lipflli tbe anionenn nod Irritation, hut It ciui tkly lonKrns and vemovt-n tlio phlnm imfl c-ivteestioa which Is tho real ciuitto Of the vouh. tio your thrrtut la H'ft -u'o.txlurfully soothed nnU clcnrnl ef Irri tating iraihvbiR8, you enn sloefi ounilly nnil rc-atfully, bihI tho rough is usually Bono In a very sUnrt tlm?. lr. Klnn's New Discovery Is a remnt-k-Dl'lo retneily for coiirIih, client colls. lionrflencBS, Boro throat, opaBiiiotlii- crumi, tronuhitis. laryngltlfi and broiiHilnl Hstll ins. At all good draughts. Auk for TO GIVE 1? fSATISrACTlOtSv k SPECIAL A. . DUTY Uuty - service that simply must be rendered with the utmost considera tion is our govern ing principle. We do everything to re lieve you ot worrl ment. Wo Cnders'Mi J m BNODGRASS A ZIMMERMAN . Undertakers Arnbulance Serrloa Phone Main Cor. 41 Ii and Pcnn. . La Grande, Ore. 'XT'" ) FOR. HIM AND HE :T..MR i SAID HE VMOULDNT - hornbloweb JT BE BAC( UNTIU J A T"T I 7 Tomorrow j I o I ittl ) prehenalve stu ly of conditlond throiiKhout the furniture adver-Mws to her back and several uth ttnln field to prove Us practica I or Ug school pupils were bllity. j Herat cited nnd br'iised when tho The code copyists of two rubsj motor bus in w hich they wiv which snt forth that, in adverlls-; tranKported to school was . pveiv injf, furniture 4n which exposed tunv d. Tho bus was bit by a siirfuces are f one wood Hhu:i j HhM autoiuobilf. b.i d.attrnated by the name of that j j,, iurpi.r ttmi h, y. rmv,:. wood, and wherj the exposed u 1 foi.U( t,.uuMl.-.uts, were Ipjumlnnd laces mo of more thnn one wod.inu.lp uuUimohlle damaged when the piiivelpal wond i.sed slvill t Crawford's machlno and one driv defl.trmite the furniture, , :,m j,y llr J( jtrennan cotlld- 1 "' "'" ' 1 1 1 led at ii street Intersection, t'lm lUi Clt.VSII lll ltli Iriir machine went over the curb, -- hiiui(m ff a telephone polo and PlOVni.KTOX. Rally nvnn. ran ln, ,r,M1 I'efore beim,' wlio reni,,s in Ulversidf, past of stopped. Special Sale of Palmolive Products 8 Hum Palm Oliw Tolkt Soup 2.1i- 13 Hum Polar While Laundry Bonn. ; -Ilio 1 !5c Can Palm Ollvo Tiilc...... lac 1 Tube of Shaving Cream and 1 enn of Arter Rhnvlng Tula (Knll Valuti lint') -l.lt' Your rhiilee of . Cold Creum,- Hhitntiioo. Vunlnliing Cr.-niu or l-'m'e I'tiivd.-r with tine can of-Tttlc... -....Mo j 54 STORES LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MAtmNE BHOP AKD l?CDNlK1f All Kinds at Mach.ini.ry, Aulomnbllug nnil Tractor, Rftpalrad Overhauled aotl lirlmUt Aootyloie Welilhiff of All blurts tijltndor ilorlug und Ovcrslso l'lsluu Drankshafts, rislons and Plstou IMus Jdrcrtraad Glre Vs a Trial D. FITZGERALD Pron. 5 t Jfc"''l 5 Grande Ronde Hospital Will open a Training School for nurses January 1, 1925. As Ave can only accommodate a 'limited num ber of student nurses you should apply early; For full particulars, write Superintendent at Hospital. This school is recognized by State Board. HYATT ROLLER DC AMINOS NEW DEPARTURE BALL PEAniNOB Hyatt and Timkin Connecting Rod nnd Main Bearings Fan Bulls - Springs - Gears A full lino of Replacement Tarts Leightonts Welding & Machine Works Automotive parts)' HOLM MACKEREL!! - OFF A &IRL DRINXlle PINK And vjith the bi&gest alaiertlsimo campaign vsje eoer pulled off 6taetin3 NEX.T VM&EK - HE'S LOONV I'LL HAVE TO T&V AND FlMD HIM. 1 Vihllt-Jon. suf fe'red'' 1siiKhtvvtnur IHE HUB ligj'-i.'-i'av. ,cr"i rf I HIS NEW DEPARTURE VJITH TEA A There he m DO OD IHINK.OP IHttl r rije O'clock PLAMIIMG MV DAUGHTER!! J 1 I I ' JL r. .-Bm m.miu4 . r k CAsa 4 rrf-r r "Tf m i r f-yif f i rrniSjp ml I Buy j ThiS ; 1 1 J Home r 1 Seven-room mod- ern house on pa veil street, vclo.se in-' This is a real ban--Eain. Tiice $4,000.; .1,. s. wrEKs 1 ICenltor '" New Folc) ItulMln Main ' .' -. 1 ' WEAVER'S TaUors, Oleanora, Jjmm And Vrumer I'HONB MAIN H Uepot Street . UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIMD TAUMI -' .'. Irarea Iiearrca 1 Onion la Gracda 8:15 A. M. 1:15 P. M.- lt:on "A. M.'! 6:16 P., M. . Bondafs 1 ; IMIM IjMITAS . Union La UraaAs 1:00 P. H. bill K. W. Batarilay Night Bpectal . LeaToa ' Lean Union I Qraada -, Ji0 P. V. 11:00 9. Uratcd Oars P. a. lieliAP, ManaiM Headnnarters. Homimt, Hntl La Grande .J Mattress Shop and . Weaving Works Mattrsssns ot al kladf cleaned and rebuilt; Feather Ronovalln Rng and FlufJ Hugs nmilo to order and tor ' sale. Cnrpot and Uuf Cleans t Ins, li'urnkure ln-covcrln.; Iileensrd FnmlsatOI - Factory Phone 424-W DBAS. EDWARDS, Frog, BUILDING MATERIAL bash axd noons IIAIiDWAIUl Grande v Ronde Lumber Co. A Home Connrrn Willi Homo Purpose ' MILIi WOOD J ' Grrwiwood Arenqa Phone TAYt(03 6oes-vvjhat And him SHEIK VJITH iavii -f"'"1 tif "ng- 1 (u cci i i rnpi it