La Grande evening observer., January 22, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Thursday, January 22, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
' PAG2 "
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place cif Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR RENT
KOK HUNT
904 Wash.
l''ront Bleeping room.
7-1-21 -Z
l-'Olt ItKNT Two room apart
liii'lll, furnlsheil for light house
keeplne. 13115 M Avenue.
12-l-21-3tp
I'Oll HUNT 3-room furnlahed
apartment. 2(113 1'lrst street.
9-1-17-tf
FOIt RENT .-ivn room house 'at
2IMI6 Cednr. Inquire. Newlin
Hook "store. 12-l'-20-tf
FOll RRNT Modern four room
furnished nparlment, two blocks
from P. O. l'hone 223-H.
13-1-lS-tr
FOIt RBNT
spnrinient. . WIS.
-Two room furnUlteri
1512 Attains. Thorn
10-1-8-tt
FOR KKNT Mortern Bteam heat
ed nparlmonts. Warmest In city
n Close In. See Arehie J. Murray.
Penney TJlrtir.
2-tfp
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Beautiful six room
home. New. strlecly modern,
story and half, on paved street,
thf.ee blocks from hltjh school
One of the city's, best locations.
Garage. ' Terms. ' 701 M Ave.
1'horie 309-R. 3tvl-l9-7tp
FOR SALE Two elarineln, A and
r R- flat. .First cl.tss condition. Al
bert's Syalein. I'ricf'd $ I r each
wlih case Phono 3i:i w.
A. 20-1-21-31
Small Farm
Will Take In
' Modern La Grande Home
80 acres In Cove. Mill Creek
run a through the Dlace. Qtiotl 6-
room hoJSft, good barn, two mod-1
ern poultry houses, hog house, ete. j
12 acres in liny, 7 acres In grain,
'balance in family orchard, garden,'
berries- and, pasture. Highwuy
runs by the place: just .a few
blocks from the business center,
yet Just outside city limits. Tins
la a very dysirable homo, nicety
located. Shade trees; all clear
no mortgages. Owner will con
sider evchnneing for a modern
home in ta Grande as part pay
ment. Since Cove is now connected
with the Oregon Trail nt Union
and La Grande, watch Cove grow.
: . 1
Geo.H.Currey
, ... REALTOKS
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Real
Insurance
Business & Professional Directory
Classified for Quick Reference
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
COCIliiAN EPERHARD Oeo.
T. Cochran. ,nnd . Colon R. Eber
hard, Attojieyfl, I.a Grande Na
tional Rank IMiMlhiK.
CHinOI'KACTOKS
DR. BELI.E MYERS Chiroprac
tor. New Foley Huildlng. Hours
, 10 to 12 a. in., 2 to 6 p. m., and
7 to 9 p. m.
IJR. J. K. WOODHI.I t.'hli-oprae-tor
and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases, headaches, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rhetma
tlsrn, asthma, eczema, varicose
veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a 'specialty. Suite 20,
Sommer Bids'. Phone 497-W.
Residence Phone 1!(0-W.
OSTEOPATHIC PHVSICIA.Y
') OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
J. L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal
curvuture and fallen arches a
' specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle.
OBteopath. Diseases of women
and fetdlng of Infants a spe
cialty. Office Phone Main 108.
Res. Phone 106-R. Sommer
Bid.
PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L
- Ralston Practice limited to the
eye. ear. nose and throat, and
fitting of glosses. Sommer Bldg.
Main 778. 1-1-lm
NATCRE Cl'RE
DR. A. N. and MARY E. MAI
VILLE Specialists in chronic
diseases. Methods: Naturopath
and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and
blood diseases, nervous diseases,
chronic headache, eczema, scia
tica, appendicitis, constipation.
bowel trouble: all kinds of
chronlo diseases successf'ilty
treated. Call Main f:J. May
vllle Nature Cure Home.- 2101
East Adams Ave. Office hours.
10 to 12 a. m.. 1:30 to 6 p. m
Consultation Free.
ritOFF.SSlOXAL I1FCOTMTOR
PAINTER. DECORATOR Ad-
? rtM Mtncnllllnn nnl e.timntes
T free If you intend to paint, tint.
paper, finish or reflnish any
Constantly
Before
The Public
You can't pick a hotter
nictliocl lo keep your .iiamn
mid your business lierore the
SIKH) families reaelinl by
Tlie Observer Hum tu run
Waul Ail regularly.
The Want Ail pape Is rerttl
en-ry day by iiiaillmlly
every nc II' a iraum in
llscif. And I be wi-l of a
rcKiilnr ail Is small. We'll
Imi Blail lu talk li (iter Willi
you.
"AN OHSKBVKB WANT
A I) WILL DO IT."
WANTED
WANTED
housework.
Hy experienced girl,
Thone 611-J.
7-1-20-31
S. JOHS OPEN Men and wo
men, 18 lo 70,, to be appointed
Govt, clerks In Ore., Wash., and
Idaho as result of clvll-serviee
lesl on Feb. 21. Start tH'io. No
exp. Write (1. Cook, i'lvll Ser
vice lnslruetor, 945 1'a. Ave.,
Washington. D. f., for free In
formation. . 42-1-21-Slp
WANTl-JD Sewing neatly done.
Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nora We.hu.
9-12-17-lm
FOLEY TAXI
. night service.
LINK Day and
Call Main 773.
10-l-9-tf
St mien t Flyers Avoid Mishaps.
LONDON AP) Most aviation
aceidi-nts are due to slight errors
of judgment, according lo a recent
analysis made of more than 300
mishaps In the Itoyal Air Force.
It was found that of GO per cent
of the accidents, due to errors in
judgment, hut a small number be
fell, pupils ut flying schools, while
a large number were caused by
carelessness among recently grad
uated pilots.
V. S. HAKT f.OMS EAST
LOS ANGKLICS (AT) William
S. Hart left, hero Wednesday for
the east on a vacation trip. Tues-
Hurl, from whom he Is separated. I
ivun ner n i" ......... . ............
tiic'l tires. -Tlirr
lo rumor of 'a-
conciliation
building. Interior and exterior
jobs neatly done. For better
Jobs call J. Lundy. Phone 41,-W
10-22-lm
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
O. O. M. l.a Grande Lodge
No. 3(1 Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular nieetlnKH every
Thursday night at p. m. ut
Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's
Mooselieart Legion No. 39S
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretory.
II. P. O. KLKH La Urande Lodce
No. 438. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges rheer
filly extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester Bramwell,
, Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eckley. Secretary.
Modern woodmen of Amer
ica La Grande Camp No. 7708
meets on the first Thursday eve
ning of each month. In the K.
of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors
welcome.
Ray S. Bennett, V. C.
Jake Rostock, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
La Grande Camp No. ICS. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights at Eagles hall. All vis
iting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk
Rooms 21-22. La Grande Na
tional Bank Building.
T. Reece. C. C. .
' R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A. W. JLa Grande idge
No. 41, A, P. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons,
J. L.. Ingle. W. M.
A. V. Lindgren, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OK PTTHIAS 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.
C. U Berry. C. C.
C. L. Graham, K. R. S.
O. K. 8. Hop; Chapter No. II. O
K. 8. holds staled communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of paeh month nt 8:i0
p. m. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
M?nio K. Kbcrhard. W. M.
Florence IJacon, Secretary.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE.
(Classified Want Ads are strict
ly CASK IN ADVANCE; copy
must be In not later than
a. m. date of Insertion.
Ratest 2o per word fur each
Insertion,
FOR SALE 10-inch wood,
per cord. Phone 1114 M.
9-1-2!
1.50
!-21p
FOR ItKNT
ed house.
-One 3-room furnish
Rhone, 1114 M.
9-l-22-2tp
FOR RENT Furnished bouse,
five rooms, hath, piano, eleclrle
washer uud Karnue. I 'lose In.
1503 R Ave. :. K.-1-22-2I
WANTED A refined mlddel neil
laily tu help wilh small home In
exchange " for itood hume. and
wakes. . Write (I, .care of Ob
server. 23-1-22-2IP
FOR SALE -Ten sholils at. . I'.
lllever place. I'lioile 177 W.
" ' 10-I-22-:
27 YEARS
AGO
Oally Morning Observer, Janu
ary 21, 1XDK. The water at Helix
bus subsided, no serious damage
was done, hut I he si reel b were
led uncomfortably muddy.
It. Kifdier, l he pioneer Summer
ville farmer, was in the city .yes
terday. Sheriff Frank Phy was a pas
senger on yesterday morning's
train for the county sent.
Jennis Madden, of i'rtcket Klnt,
was In the ell y yesterday and re
ported the ttrrival of another son
ut his home.
The chinook did not come,
but i
Instead of it an additional lUyer of
Sl.ow. The (.-round has now been
covered 14 days; the weather at no j
time has been cold, aniMhc ther- j
mometer has hovered u few du-,j
arccs below the ' freezlllK point. !
Sleighing is now ' fine und six
sleighs pnssed in view from our
window while Mils article was be
ing written, one of which was
loaded with great blocks of ice.
J. 11. Dobbin, of Wallowa, is reg-
i istered at the Sommer Houm.
I The" local wheat market is not
llif1ivr liitfitiittni.u 4-,
,,.,, ul,(, hul few Ku(.a al)(( th(i
, ..,... . ,.,. ,.,,., ,.., m,
ecnls. The Chleaco whcul market
is stationary; Downing und Jtup
klns for Wednesdey say the trade
of wheat seems to be going into the
July deal. Karly yesterday the
! dttlerencer was 10 ft-S between
July ami .May option; today t nar
! rowed down to 8 3-x. .luiinnry
wheal at Chicago on Wdnenday
closed t Uli and July i Jf-4. In
Portland yesterday wheat was 1
cenis.
Sciatic
Neuritis
The sciatic nerve situated at the
back of the hip Joint is frequent
ly the Biibjcct of Neuritis, giving
rlfie to tho painful disease Sciat
ica. The symptoms aro intense
pain whfch shoots down the I high
to the foot, often aggravated by
walking, and with palnf it point m
along the course of the nerve, very
nder to t he touch.
The disease Is a very obstinate
one and does not radily nsinmd
to ordinary treniment. Jt lakes
more than the usual pain sedative
even to alleviate the pnin.
The quickest, safest and surest
way to get rid of the persistent
norvfl racking pains of Neuritis Is
to get a bottle of Allmrhu Hih-
lal Formula No. 2, which comes
In capsule form. Take them ns
directed nnd notice bow In about
4 hours -they have considerably
educed, If not entirely banished,
all pain and soreness. 'nntlnue
tntil the Neuritis lias entirely
disappeared and you are able to
work and rest In comfort once
again. lied Cross Drug Co.
keeps this Kpeciul Formula No. 2
In stock all the time nnd sells
lots of It. (Mull ordnra accepted).
Adv.
MAMTVI POP
OH HULLO-MARlft.M fXt3 Trl VJU VJHAT'S WTZp. 0H t VMftS C VHCT THE lZ
-rr,,.vCO r3 , 7. - T. ML WKKtu i ) 10 VJORKS J
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
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La Grande
Sherrys Showing
"Sinners in Silk"
Today and Tomorrow.
Heralded as the best picture yet
of the jazz series. ".Sinners in Silk."
a Hobart Henley Production, comes
to the Sherry theatre. It tells not
only of youlhful revellers crowing
older, but of "elderly revellers
growing; younirer, und is said to
contain some of .he nennlent anil
most Interesting scenes yet mud
of life In the younger smart set.
The elderly group which enters f
the life of today Is represented In
the picture by Adolph Menjou. who!lwo rom.lxics.
plays the role of a gentleman of
uncertain years who , takes thcjb'd over 15.000 miles by train and
Stelmuh rejuvenutlon treatment horseback to procure tho scenes,
and Jumps with a bang into the These are the prinelpnl stHtlst-bigh-powered
activities or youngor ip facts of "Rundown." the gi
NOadety. Men foil, who bus become Kantlc and lmpti'sft)3rn,..eplc of the
a firm favorite In parts where hewot,t whleb is lo open to.iuy at me
annears as blase, cvtiieal. nnd vet
humorous individual. Is snid lo he
m ore
than
tlott.
blase, cynical and humorous
ever before in this produc-
Klcanor Boardman plays the role
of a girl who is attracted in splic
of herself to this old-young charm
er. Conrad Nagel Is the younger
man who really loves her. One of
the features of this picture is a
bevy of beautiful girls who appear
as tho different types of New
York's smart set. Some of thes
players are Miss du I'ont, Vlrglnlu
Lee Corbin, Dorothy lwun, Ann
I.uther, Peggy Klinor, Kugenle
Gilbert, Mary Altken and Kstello
Clark.
"Sinners In Silk," a MetVo-C.otd-wyn
Picture, was adapted by Car
ey Wilson from an original slury
by lb njamtn Glaxci. Jl is a' i.oui:t
H. Mayer presentation.
Comedy, "All Night Long."
"Peter Pan"
Cominrr to
Arcade Soon.
Who In "Peter Pnn?"
I'f ter Pnn hlmsHf In a rrAstnrej
of Greel: mythology, son of Her-'
mes and ft daughter of Pry op, the
"onk man." Pun was born with)
horns, a goat's beard, cloven feel'
and a tall. Ills body was covered j
with hnlr end when his mother j
saw him, she ran nway. The young'
Pnn wi.s taken to Olympis where I
he became a favorite, of tjip gods, j
It is from this nnclen't mytho
logical character that J, M. Har-j
rie drew the general characteristics ;
for his delightful "Peler Pan." j
"Peter Pan." like Pan of old, j
hunted, fished and danced with the!
nympns. j.ikc njs urwiK inroeur, j
i ne pine unn ous nru wu ri'ii lu iiiv
use.
What does Peter Pan look like?
Hat her. what is the appearance
of the girl who was selected by
James M. Harrie from more than
Theatres
a hundred candidates to portray
the Immortal Teter Pan on the
screen ?
She la on elfin sort of creature.!
nnd Hetty Hronson, or rather, '
Peter Pun, may be described as be-!
ing "very, very nice."
Took Six Months
To Film
"Sundown."
Six months to make
More than loo.Ooo cattlo used, j
Cost exceeded $500,000.
,Rccncs taken In eight slates in
Players und technicians travel-
Arcade theater for a three days
I engagement.
A page from current history, of
which only those In the greut west
seem to be aware, the Klrst Na
tional picture fells the story of a
tremendous migration which has
been going on during the, last few
decades. Forced from the ranges
by the stendy encroachment of tho
homesteader and the Binall farmer
the big cattle owners have been
gradually forced south into thn un
fertile desert country of the south
west and Into Mexico.
Today the northern states of
Mexico are the big cattle raising
arena of the Western Hemisphere.
The ranch owners, for the most,
part, are Americans, the sons and
grandsons of t he pioneers who
wn-Hlcd the west ft generation or
so nuo from the Indians.
On thlM paOir-He ph:i, of mod-
Sn'oclgrass
&
Zimmerman
Undertakers
Ambulance Service
Phone Main 62
Corner 4th and Penn
em Mstory "Sundown" ' was writ
ten. Karl Hudson, supervisor of
the First National production, is
the author of the story and In
presenting the stirring epic to the
screen he has produced a aoul-in-spirlug
drama of reality that can
not help but arouse the emotions
of tho most blase.
House Peters
Appears in
Turbulent Role.
There ar many factors artist,
ically combined to make exceed
ingly worth while entertainment
of 'The Tornado, Universal-Jewel,
which at the. Star Theatre to
morrow with House Peters ns star.
Tho great out standing factor !s
the stupendous scope of tho por
trayals of nature in destructive
mood that leave death destruction
in their path.
Nothing has been done for tho
screen that is as awe-inspiring ns
the unleashed forces of the storm
god us some of the scenes in "The
Tornado." Huge logs, mid real
ones, too, are hurtled throigli the
Purify Bread
MADE CLEAN . SOU) CLEAN
From the mixer thn dough la placed Into "nll-flteel troughs,"
assuring tho consumer of cleanliness and sweetness through
out the proceHs of iigeing the do igh.
"We are glad to nnnounce to the publie that (
our products can now be bought at The Pal- '
ace Confectionery.
La Grande Bakery
K. .1. MrWILLIAMH, Owner
The Only Independent lliiliery In Ln Crnniln.
HM1E ltlllllON DKFAD SFI'l lll IM) I1IIF.A1)
MAG
WANTE
at the
Observer
Phone Main37
Eighth Messagi
Why pay more? You can buy an
KSSEX or a HUDSON COACH for less.
Ledbetter Garage
M00 Adams Avenue
NOW FOLKS
We linvo lr offer ft K'WhI ftwii'tmenl of VmmI Kewlnif Mnrliini"!,
m(.i:i:k .'uiiiti:s - m,w iiomi:s - Miii'.s
I.O(l till HOTAIIV SHI 'I'l l. i:. i
IVmn .-.()tl In l(l.m
wi: nrv, si:i.i. on tiiaih:.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
yon no rnp. pr.Axxin
AXIl WF.'My DO TIIK I'l.AM.VO.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
CHAIN AND MOX WOOD PHONE MAIN Bit
J. Ii. .-ML.MIAI.li
I'M
sir and the ground to matchwood
In the turmoil of the log-jammed
river, augmented to flood mark by
torrential ruins driven before a
howling gab.
..Into this turmoil of the elements
of the human actors In the spec
tacle strive with their puny Imple
ments to release the obstruction
that threatens to bring complwo
devastation upon tho town und,
one of them, braver und stronger
than tho others, succeds.
Poiers Is pecullnrlv euallfied
for the heroic role of "The Tor
nudo" so called by reason of
bts giim, stormy demeanor.
3IOTOH1ST ltl XS OVEK TWO
OMAHA (AP L. M. Wynne
drove his car along tho street Tues
duy and accidentally struck a pe
destrian. Assured Unit the man
wus not hurt, ho proceeded on bis
way only to be startled with
shrieks from underneath his auto
mobile. To his bewilderment
Wynne discovered tliut a woman,
Mrs. Anna Vlleskle, had been pin
ned under the wheels.
She wus removed to a hosplla:
0 VJORRieO
DM
6EE -TH'S
C,H.'S TERRiBLS
v. Here It w:jh'S'iM M.;f.'imty be In
jured Internally. Hw slip became
enttinsb'd in On; wheels Is a niys-
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
In Season
at
THE LOTTES
1118 JeTerson Ave.
Buy
In
FOLEY AnniTIO!
The
tlnn
und
new Eoley AddU
Is now open. Call
pick out your lot.
H. WFF.R8
Realtor
I'oley Itillhllne
Main 7;m
Nei
MS
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
Ami Pressors
PllONF MAIN 7H2
Depgt Strret
La Grande
Mattress Shop and ;
Weaving: Works
Mattresses of all kinds'
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather
Renovating. Itag and Fluff ,
Rugs made to order and for
sale. Carpet and Hie CtJW :
lng. Furniture lie-covering.
Licensed I-'umlgnter.
Factory Phone 424-W
ciias. i:iVAitis, Fi-wi. :
UJMION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME TAI1LR
I-eftves LrnvRH
I'nloii I,n firando
8:1 r A. At.' ll:0i) A. M.
1:15 V. 41. ' 6:15 P. M.
" Sundays
I-nvp, I.ravert
I'nlon iIa Granila
1:00 p. M. 6:15 P. M.
Kalilnlay MlU Spivlals
l,envi5i i.env.
I'nlon I .a (.rnnile
7:00 I. M. . 1 1 :U0 v. M.
,Ileatei1 Curs
P. (t. llel.AI', lallfttrnr
lliailiiiariei-.it Soiiuiier llofrl
BUILDING I
MATERIAL
kakii ami noons
iiakdwakl:
Grande
Rontle,
Lumber Co.
A Ilnme ronncrn With
Homo l'tniiose
MUX WOOD
GreeiiwOoO Avenue
Phono M-7&I
BY TAYLOR
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