La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 13, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextI Saturday, Ppcemhr-r lfl, 1021.' TOE I.A' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE ELEVEN : ! The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place-of Union and Wallowa Counties FOR KENT l-'OU ItKNT Kive room modern f brie!: hoiiKe' one block front 1. . $:in monthly. Pall it Hit Wnsh. yol JlKNT Ho line keeping rooiiiV. ; lUi'J .Wiilita. Phone 1'j7-J. K-12-12-41 "Oli HKNT Three room fm-ntoh-ed house. IM 15 Pine, 8-1 J-'ili l:KNT Purnished horn. near hltili school, t 'nil at !M'4 If Wash. . 10-12-1 1 - Ti t J-TiU H KNT Large front room. rinM.: iii. ':ill :ni'l Wiisli. f jti-ia-i'i-41 j-YHt ItKNT Modern unuimlnhed , .. apartments. flone In. See Archie :i J. Murray, Penney Uldg. FOR SALE "Oil JvW.K Modern hnus. 22HC ; Jefferron. , 0-1 J-12-Ktp pOli KALK Must louring cnr. No sell I'onl reimonalile offer I -J or nil.', liiki- nl. i "all 81 re ls-u-1 :!-:!! p l-'Ult SALK Kat ffees-. lurl; ys and , p ehiekfiis. ..; Ordirr now lot your ! . f'hvtslmas dinmi. I'hone Karm T IX. Mtfi. lU-vl Grout. 2-i2-n-np vFOK SAI.K Ijil'Kv Howanl liiul -ov, aiitfhtly :scil. llarRain. Vhoni;1 t iiU.J; : . 1 1-12-11-at : : : : ! a .a.vi.K -Hualiiis stovis. 11117 KouHl) Kl. 7-1 o-Kil-ir WANTED WANTHIi Milk cnaiomors In pav- ril District. Mill; Buarantei'il : i purr, mono ais .1. iii-i-'-;i-iup Business & Professional Directory i . . Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTOKNET8 : COCHRAN & EUKitHAKD Oeo. f! popbrau and Colon H. Ebor hdr, ' Attorneys. La Uraado Na tional Bank Bullilliiir.- CMitortiAoroK 1 BR. UKI.I.M MTEItB. Chlropruc ,i tor Now-Folar Building. Hour 1 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. in., and ? T to p. m. 7-24-tf DK. J. 10. WOOU1SU-. Chlroprao tor am' Naturopath. Skin and blood dlaeasoa. hnadachea. ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma ttani, ejthma, eczema, aiicoae velna, all klnda of 6toniacb, beArt ard kidney trouble sue esflfullr treated. Blood preaaure reduced. Diseases ot women and children a specialty. Suite 20 Bummer BldK. Pbone 417-W. , Residence Pbone 190-W Otfl:OPATniO PnYKlClAN ; OSTKOPATI1TG PHYSICIAN Dr. J. 1,. III!;!, Ostopath. Spinal cur vaturo nnd fallen urfhea a spe cialty. Dr. Murffaret Inslo, Os teopath. liiseafiea of women and feeding of Infants n specialty. Offlco riionn Main IOC. ltes. Phono lOG-U. Rommer lildg. PHTSlCIAN-SUnOEON Dr. P. L. ""f Ralston Practice limited to the ;i eye, enr, noso and throat, and tittlmr of glasses. Sontmer Bldg. Muln 778. 1-1-lm NATURE CURB DR. A. N. and MART B. MAT- V1LLE Rpeciallsts in chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble; all klnda of chron 10 diseases successfully treated Call Main 62J. Mayville, Nature Cure Home, 2101 : East Adnms Are. Office hours, 10 to II a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. m. Consulta tion Free. PROrrsSIOXATi DIX'ORATOU PAINTKIt, IiKCORATOH Ad- vice, consultallon and eslfmates free If you Intend to paint, tint, paper, finish or rflnish any building. Interior and exterior Jobs neatly done. For better jobs call J. Landy. Phone 481 U. , IO-22-lm If be advertise Un gmslt It, he knows Servicing Batteries We Specialize in Rattcry Recharelng, Repairing mill proloogl the aerrlm onr bailor, wu Intemlol lo gl.e reitar.lloioi of the slse at make. Oiir prlcM anil senk-is mint eall.-fy. 8-HOl B KIX HAItfiE KERVICH EX1DE DUtrfbatnr FRED T. BURGESS Radio Sets Wanted Have mi tllcaribtl nur old Itndio Set for n linger on a, uioiv ripcnslvi mie? Ihin'l foi jtrl l( n wtme one would like to have jtmir nhl small mm iiimI ynil can reach thai "our", with a Want Al. Sell it now. , The cost Is small Hie ir ( urns lire Immediate, "ax rtBsrnijRn want : AP WILL 1W IT." NEW TODAY NOTIOK. Ol&sniricil Want AiIh are slrlct ly.CASH IN AIIVANCKj copy numt be In not lHti:r lluui II a. in. ilato of liiKorlirm. ali;st 2o per word for cacli iiLScrtlon. 1 l''Olt l'.KN'r A I'lcan lunilshcil linuuo. HUilalile for 2 or 4 uiinltB. Call 14114 Adams. l,--IJ-l:l-H l''Olt ItKNT A oozy 2-rooiiv, apt. In a private laiully. Kverytlilnit fiinilslH-d. 1IIU2 Tlilril. I'lioni FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. O. M.t-L Qrand Lotte No. 860 Loyal Order of Moose, ho Ida regular meetings Yarv ThuM - day night at 8 p. rn. at Odd Fel-!'" Iowb hall. The Wonnm's lfooMw""anna Clangloff was 1'laintiff heart legtun No. 898 meetl','il Khnotr T. Wooden "and' Myrtle every cobtld and foitrth Thun days of . each month. Visitors welcome. li -A. N. Mayrtlle, Dictator. Harold Lund, Sec rota i-y. B. P. O. ELKfi La Grande LoAgm No 1 4 an. Lode meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clook. Home and club privileges cheer fully extended to all JVother lks. Lcstor Bramwell, ' KxaUed Ruler. Mood Kckley, Secretary. MODKltN WOODMEN of AMKR. ICA Grande Camp No. 770 meet on the flnt Thursday eve ning of each month, In the K. of P. hall. Vlslttng Neighbors welcome. ' RAY 8. BENNETT, V. C JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk WOODMEN OtC THB WORL.l- La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Monday nltrhts at Kaglefl hall. All visit ing Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22. La Grande Nation al Bank Building. E. E. Sllvls, C. C. H. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. K. and A, M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:ltv p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. Fred B. Kiddle, W. M. , ' B. R. Rlngo, Secretary. KNIGHTS OF FTTHIAS Red - Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle ball (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 B, O. E. 8. Uopo Chupter No. 18 O. K. 8. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:00 p. m. Visiting members cordially . welcomed. Netta K. Eakln, W. M. Anna 8. Grove. Secretary. THK LA Git AN I B ItUVJKW NO. , 27, Women's Benefit Association meet every second and fourth Tuesday evening la each month ttt K. of P. ball. MRS. C. MACKEY, 10.1dm Comm. a:, i -j. TOR UKNT Kive rooni.l.ungalntt-. Modern, roll hasc merit, furnace. r.HH Aiir. impure Jfti tirecn uood. , H-IS-lS-Up jl-'Olt HUNT- -The Zidwr brick In j nnw opfn under new mamiKt- . iiunt. Modern room or hoard and room. Phone &I3 V. nos Wnnh. YHJ ItKNT Jf-rnom Ktcam healed iipartmrift. Uown Htnlrs. liHiuire . Arcade, tjcltel office. Phone 2:i:t W. . , 15-I2-I3.il' Tilt ItKNT Modern fiirniHhed aimrlue fit. titeani heated. - 1 lugh lirady. ' Phone. 4 -J. - POU PALK "Sow' $;O.U(i Victor portable phonograph, $'iT.f.u. M A. Perkins, liuti N avenue. -. -12-1 i:!-:iin Caiimllaiu IMn UVIi ' stllin; ('unniHl I'Yuiis WINNMPWl. AI') Canaila ha Inrri-appil ' Its rxports of I'annfil Irittt tinl vi'Ki-iiulliv nearly four timrH In voluine Billet' 1922, nrronl- yilK to a'.lmllHIn IkkiumI hy thf foil-nil-' ilrjmrl merit - of iisrirulliiro ;Sliiunoms in l!i24 have totali-il l;. ir.(i.".,i ir. piiunilH, valued1 at l.l!i:t. I tr.o. coiuparoil with 4.47'i.VM 'pountlH, worlll al.Ul'ii, two-yraifi i'iro. : lotli of l-'iunl Ai't-ount. Notice Ih liercliy priven t lint I he unilcsiiriicil ailtnilliKlratrix of the cmale of JacliKon Wright, ileceafi oil. has filed her final account. In the t'ounly Court of the. Plate, of Oregon for I'nlon County; und t li til said Court; hutt aut Muuday, Janu. ary Mil. 1'.i2j, ut 10 a. in., at the t'ounly Court Konm in i.a Grande, in aaid county unil stale to hear oblecttonii tn. and for the arttlc. ment of Raid finul account. . Marinda J. Wrlsht AilnllnlNtralrix Alice). Oregon . Dec. 6-13.20-27-Jan. 3 Noilee or Sliorirrs Sale. I Kotire is liert-by Klvea. that, by virion of u Koreclnsnre Kxeetdion land Jii lKiiu-nt and IV-eree nnd Or jdt r of Sale, duly iHHued out of and under the Seat of the Circuit Court of tlm Wlale of OreKon for Ihf i'ounty of l?nlon, bearing date of jNJovt'O'ber 10th, A. !.. I!i24, and to me -dlrf-etcd and delivered, upon a Juduifiil u-nd Iteeree ami Onler of ISal duly entered in said Court Oie suit therein pemlinir, wherein imlinw.Ui.w.1 -km' I ft .Moinu A. MnrltH, formerly . .Molna A. .Sarffeit -Mahle .'i Alie-u. 'execu trix of lite lust vil ami tOKtameni of Anna" 1-J. lltiry,- ilce'useil; 1m liler . I.'lnurinir Mill f'o.,a corjior alinn; Orrttoii llardivare -it Imple ment Co.; a t'orporallon, were le ft fiilahts lu which .ludKiiienl and liecree was entered in la-or of Jo hanua OanKloff, 1'laintiff unil against thli defemlanls Kimon T. Woodell anil Myrtle K. Wnoilell, hix wife, ami iKich of them Imth jointly nnd severally, for the Hum of J1H0.C7, together Willi interest lliereon at' Hie rate of Rr -per an num from and after the 2nd day of February, I!i2:l; for the further Hum of lliio.ou as a reasonable at torney's fee herein, and for plain tiff's t'osl and dlshtirsumeuts in curred in this action and taxed at $.ss.4i, and ror aecriilntr cohis and In which Huid exi..cutlnu, 1 am com manded lo make sale of the hereto fore mortftaKfd Ural l'roperly de- Hcrlbed In said execution, lu sulis- ly said JudKment and Decree, In terest, attorney's fee, costs and dis bursements thereof, IneludliiK ar ming cosis. Now therefore, by virtue of said Writ and in obedience, to ita roni niauila I will on Monday the lalh day of IX cember, 191'4, at H- hour or two o'clock p. m. of said day at the front door of the county Court House, in tile Clly of I.a Crande. hi I'nlon County. . OreKon. sell lit public auction to the hlKltest bidder for cash In hand subject to the Hlalutory rluhls of redemprlon. all ibe rlirht. title and Interest of said defendants or either of I hem In and lo the follnwIiiK descrlliid Kial l'roperly. lo-wit: The West half C'j) of Kasl half () of Snulh easl o.uurl. r ( 14 ) of rierlUin Thirty four IS4) In Township (ine (I) North of Itaniru Thlrly-ilKht (2K) 10. W. 11. contaUilntt ucivs lu t'nlon County, tlrenon. Dated ut l.a firande, Wnlon Coun ty, OBOn, this Ihe Kith day of Nov., 19 24. i.r.v. wat;nick Sheriff of I'nlon County, OreKon Date of first publication Nov. li), 1924. " ' Data of Inal puhllrnllon DiV. 12. 1924. Nov.'1-J-2 ja-Dei C-ll MAMV POP VKCl.L. CHltF .MD VMTCM PIAVCRS ANC) cjte HOW IT'S 11 j- i- tT-K . - L ''4t!r?- Fi A p '.C j- - 1 La Grande Theatres I Blanche Sweet Scales Heights ; In Jolo of "Tesa." Dlanehft flwrei hold: Talr m win ' for benielf the title of ihe sereen'n outtandintT Interpreter of emotion, nl roll-it. h In iot im many months sinee her "Anua Christie" was-be--liiGf hailed on all Hlden tut one of ' ihi p.irlieularly briKhl ' npots In a year notable for lllustrnu I'ie ture.i and perform nneos, ' . MIkh Hweei slnen undertook In transfer Tess of ihe UThervlllesV from the paK-s of Thomas. llurdy'H elawile novel to the neren. under the direeiion of her hurthund, Mar shall Nil hi n. who innde iho ple nire 'for M'-trn-Uoldwyn.; This pro duetion will tie the n( atrranilon at Ihe Sherry I heater, pluylng-v for thiv' UiiV nerTinnlntf loitior rots'. ''Thu two roles .nip '.Ktmilur. enough lo form an IntereBtlnK par-, alhl, iliHsimllar enough lo invjte study," MIkm Sweei says tu eotti' parinjt.TeKu and Anna... "Anna and Tfss an boili wom-jn of the peas- 1'P". They are too elemental to waiK wniioui siuinitunH: in iu- omplieaied niaiai of an urilflelal soeteiy. They Kill lor the same per sonal lmliKiiily; they iim both 1 ft in liKlli wun ineir lit wii'u-rnn iii on discovertUK how ilieredlbly- un reauonabh and ertud men ran be, .Vn when they elalm to love. "Wiih Anna, I bail to portray a tatiraetr who bad not so-miKdi of the woman left in her.". 'IVkh, on the oiher hand, as nil woman, to Im i,'in wilh full blown and desir-a'le--ln faet too iiiik-Ii so for her own Rood. , -; " "The' greatest rontrael in the two robs lies lii the faet that it is the very quality I hut Anna, laek ed woinunlines.4 that w reeks 'lY.ss' Hie. There Is not enough maseuline hardnons In her char acter; she has , too much uiiaduU i cm ted womanhood In her; anil It docs not pay lo be too Hlinple chnrnelercd in a eoniplex -world like ours." "Tens of (be IVi'rbervilles" Is a Louts II. Mayer prescntut Ion. Jt was adapted by Dorothy Kurnum, and Includes in the supporting east such players as Conral Nail. Stuart Holmes. C.eorKe Taweelt, Court, nay Koote. Vletory ltaUman and Joseph Dowlintr. i Comedy showing "Fit ' Ulaek." Gloria Gone? If You Think So See "Manhandled." If yon are one of the millions, who have loaned uu ear recently to the mysteriously recurrent ru ninis of Cloria HwaUbOU's duinlso, we say. yea l)csrceh you. to lake a trip down to the Star ttieater to day nnd see "Manhandled," Glo rtas 111 est production for Para mount. And if after tliul you Mill) Ihlnl: (ilorla's a dead-' one, then we nay Ihtij she never was ullvf. !ut we admil onriwlves that -It Is a different (ijorla Swannon you sec on the screen at the Htart 'j'hal is, differ nl us far as picture ehar- neierfal Ions are concerned. Hhft's the liveliest person you ever saw In your life in- this Allan Dwun production, 'an adnptal Ion from Arthur Sltlnger's Sat unlay Even ing Post story by lhat name. lb-re's a picture with a climax as sensational us Its title a story of n salesgirl in a big New York department store, who Is out for a good lime, willing to receive ev erything but give nothing In re turn. Khe falls In with men who misjudge her misinterpret her Idea of a good thne, manhandle her and then tile girl comes around lo Iter right sense wilh a band, real what, , umv III Ingly, she had brought upon herself ami goes, back to the safe and sane life happy In the love of an hones! -to-goodnc;-H Kweetheaii. lie may -not have Jewels und u. ear to offer her. but she's seen the rest and knows when she's got the best. . Tont .Moore is Miss Kwanson'H leading man in ".Manhandled." others In the cast are Frank Mor gan, Ian Keith, Paul .McAllister and Liiyan Tashman. Arcade's Sunday Vaudeville Features Aerial Work. One of the most dlverdfler pro grains of the year Is promised the Arcade theater patrons with the new bill opening; Sunday next, I leaded by t he Incomparable Junsb-ys, noveliy perch artists, who have at) ained a decree, of profi ciency seldom seen In vaudeville Their performance Is tpluiructer Ixed by the Kinooth and confident manner In which t hey- perioral the most daring feats, Jtohb & llullis Is another brlpht spot on the MM. They ure fun vendors In "I lave a Peanut" with comedy .singing, talking, dancing. The Puhy irlo, instrumentalists and vocalists In a unirjiio blending of music and LET9 GO OUT JL- A.INT TMC 601-F UONP. "A I'ot- ourl of Melodious Kelm'tlons," Klly A Hums in refined sininM: and talking act wll li heuulifid wardrobes ami biK niiiKint; vob-es with a musical eom tdy fluvor. Mine. Vara, u dainty miss, performing: hazardous fcaia. hiKh in the air. .villi a nom-halamo I hat would do credit lo a male dare devil. Iler tricks uiv cxe euieil with graee and ease and are new. "Ten Commandments" Sensation of Two Continents. Cecil II. De Mille'u Irlnmtdiant pielure masterpiece, "Tin Ten Coinmaudmeuts," which eonies lo Arcade-Theal re Monday and Tues " j " j day, Peeemher 2i'-2:i is the sensa lion of (wo eoulinents. With lis tremendous appeal lo all cIum-s, creeds and nut louallt lew, ' ll is as -popular in London as ll is in Uiix country. Soon, ll will be shown in Paris and Melbourne, Ansi nil la, i ami then In every eonutry of the1 world. . The first part of this 1 e Mille; j offering is a tuipcrh sptctaele whieii shows l-.Kypt at the apex oi Its ancient grandeur, the exodus of the Children of Isreal from ihe land of captivity, their safe pas-' s;iKe between the mighty walls of the parted Ued Sea, ami their ar rival ai the portals of the promis ed land. The second or modern part de velops the same ihenie In its ap plication to the lire of today thru a thrlllinK dramatic story of love. devoiiou ami wlll'ull self-dentiiic-ilnn. In both parts are found the basic element of drama conflict. Never before In the- history of singe or screen has there been told a story thai so moves the bus man heart to its very depths. It has the wide sweep of an hutnerle epie tin rugged slrenmh of a 5 room modern house, garage, ex- tra bouse can be used for gar age or woodshed; trees, lawn and one aero of laud, on "V street close to the 1HV mill. Price. 83,000 on eary terms, or will rent it subject lo nls for per month. room modern homo. Good gar age, chicken housed nn:l nra. fl lots, gooil water right. Located closo to Hlangtt mil lit. Will trade for property on south side nf track-. Cement ahicwntK, on Victory Way, fl. room homo, full bifsernent, on Willow street. Will hiiI wilh firnllure, half ncra of Kround, ' trees, parage, n fenced or will trade, for other .property. Price fjr.no. Sen "The Old Knslilnnoil Mnlh er" next Saturday rvenlntr nf Ihe Hlirh School, rresented by Ihe ltellef Roplnty. An old lime drnnm, by good tnlent. C. J. Black & Company Rack of La Grande Nation;;! Hank '4? 'it- 'Kjt W U Vb fSATISFACTIOti IS OUR V E-SPECIAL DUTY Duty - eurvtco that simply must be rendered with the utmost considera tion Is our Govern ing; principle. Wo do everything to re lievo you of worri ment. Wo Vnilcrs! JiiJ 8NODORA88 A ZIM.MliK.MAN Vniler takers Ambulance SerTloe llinnn Main Al Cor. 4lli and I'rna. rj La Grande, Ore. 1 Ttlf M D annvt. Scandinavian n,iga,. the tmbllinlty I of in l'l-iilnloiieh As W most ilttintf this mighty drainallu speelaele 1A enacted hy a remarUnld' euni of HW-lltir pla' i ra, ineludtHK:' Theiultire UnherlM, Loalrlee Joy,' NUu Naldl, Jtud li Kin. ue. Klchard 11. Hubert l-Mc-son, . Aunes Ayivi, Iv-.tt He Taylor and Charles le Itoehe. Or. Iluito Kb'Keufeld'H Wonderful ueeoiu pan inir mu dcal score - will be played here by a symphony or chestra of twenty, which la carri ed by the company on lour. "One-Eightl'Apache" Showing at Sherrys Today, ; "Oiic-Klfrhni Apache,' a Hen Wilson production released by Ar row, was adapted to tile Hcreen from I'eier It, Kyne's fascinating atory of the .same name which ap lieared originally In the Ued itooh .laganine. It deals with the love affair of llrant Murdoek and Nor- j ma limine, wuose nuppimsN is Mtintv ih t'iM'i-ed through the machtn- Ladies Felt House Slippers j Vvli llonse Slippers- are ahvnys npimidaleil ns a Xmas (.1ft. ' Neat styles in a ..riety of colors Taupe.- Itrown. 1 Slack, Tan. Maroon, (li f jn, Hose. Lavender and I Hue. Tin- mice r:til';e is very low , afiotutng Priced 98c to 51 STORES Contnins the valuable muscle nnd bone building elements found in tire'&iaia'anJ h6Ie millt'.' Easily assimilated by growing chil dren, students, nnemics, etc. Excellent as o light lunch when faint or hungry. Prepared at hotna in o minute by briskly stirring the powder in hot or cold water. No cooking. ', " ' Furniture Exchange E. J. Donahue We Buy, Sell or Trade NEW AND UK ED FURNITURE Phone 471-J Ye Electrical Xmas Electrical Gifta nrc always niiprcciatcd. Let us help ytm with clncli'ical siigpfcstions. . H.andS. ELECTRIC Phone 3U3-W. 107 Depot St. rOS. TllC t.O'A ( MUD-LOOl AT 1 THAT, shirt! . h aiioim of ,u Hchcmlug -plotter who does everyiblug within his power to blight their lives. Many of Ihe most Intensely dramatic scenes are laid amid Ihe t'rojscn wastes of Ihe Canadian northwest, while in! sulking contrast to this a goodly pot-lion of the action Is photoura "phed on (hit grounds ami wit hiu Ihe walls of a palatial home on Long Island. Kueh and every member of the ctut has a tremendous following among film fain, with the major portion of I he honors going, of ef.tu.se, lu Hoy Stewart and Kulh-b-en Klrkham, the two featured players. This talented dun have been Keen in many Krent produe llons in the past but It In claimed thai ut no time bus their work been more rh'hly iesertng of praise than In "(iiie-KlKhH) Apa ehe." " In conclusion wo would say thai every Indication and all the In fnriuallon which be have been abb' to obtain points In t he faet aht "one-l-.ltthlh Apache" Is one of ihe greatest proilnel Ions of the jear. Comedy sbowtnif "'h, Teaelier.' you savings uol to be ignored. nt $1.49 6 9 THK HUB Safe Milk ond Diet For Infants. Invalids, the Aged Nursing Mothers, Children! ate Fir and Jefferson IS THAT PROPESOIOMAL SAID ALt IT ' - ( RE.QOIRCD TO PLAW GOLT1 WAS 50Ai ) CLUBS AND A LOT O" Nf RVE - I J ) r' C CAN SEE VJHERE TrtC NERMC S. rr&GitS ( COMES IN - LOOK . Olympia Oyster Cocktails In Season , , at .. THE LOTTES 111S Joffeison Av. Buy This Home Seven-room mod ern house on paved street, close in. This is n real bar gain. Price $1,000. L Ii. 8. WEEKS Keallor New Foley Ililliilln Blalu 73 WEAVER'S Tailors, Cloanen, Pyerf And I'roKKn PHONE MAIN IM Depot Street UNION -LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TUia TAHLB liMTea Lean, tlaloa La OnaM . - 8:15 A. M. 11:1)0 A. M. ; 1:15 P. M. 6:15 P.- . RuBdara Lea.ns Union l:oo P. If. Im arm 6:1 V, L '. Saturday Ml(ht Bpaetala Leafea - Lcaraaa Union '."t'nukM -' V:00 P. at. 11:00 P. M. ." Heatwl Can - P. O. UeljAP, MniW fclwwlqnartera. Hnmasw gatat La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works s . Mattresses of all kind. ' leaned and rebulltr Feath.r RenoTstlnc; Rag and Flaft Kuga made to order and (or ale. Carpet and R'Jg Claaa Inu. Furniture lie-covering. Licensed Fnmlifc ' Factory Phone 424-W CHAS. EDWARDS, Fro. BUILDING MATERIAL BASH AND DOOIla UAKDWAIUil Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Home Concern With Home Purpose MILL WOOD Greenwood Annua 1'lione BI-1SJ BY TAYL03 MAI ft 12 130H Mtmom Aie. READ THE OBSERVER CSSIHED ADS r-.- J V -.-a-.-.,M jJ-