La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 23, 1925. THE LK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!? " FAG'S " The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place (if Union and Wallowa Counties FOR RENT yon KENT One 3-room furnish ed house. Phone 1C4 M. S-l-22-2tp KOIt liENT , Furnished huuis. five rooms, bath, pluno. electric wnsher ar.d gii.-.;. Ck-Lo in. 1503 H Ave. 15-l-22-2t Ir'Oll RENT Two room apart- ' ment furnished for light house keeping. 1306 M Avenue. v 12-1-21-Stp ' t""( KENT 3-room f.urnlshed apartment. 2013 rirst street. I S-l-17-tf' yOR RENT Five room houso at 2005 Cedar. Inquire. Newlln Ttook Btor'. 12-1 -Sn-t r Van RENT Modern four room fucnlshed apart ment. two lilucks from J. O. l'honu 223-11. 1.1-1-U-tf fOR RENT Two room furnished apnrtme-nt, 1612 Adams. Phone ' 257-J. . 10-1-8-tf fOR RENT Modern steam heat ' eil apartments. Warmest In city. . Close In. See Archie J. Murray. Penney Bldg. lC-12-22-tfp FOR SALE fOR SALE Two clnrlnels, A ond R flat, Kirst class condition. Al bert's System. Priced $G each .. with case. Phone 313 W. 20-1-21-31 FOK SALE Ui-antlltil six room Small Farm Will Take In Modern La Grande Home 0 acres In Cove. "Mill Creek yima through, tho place. Good fl toom ho ise, good barn, two mod Vrn poultry houses, hogliouse, etc. VI acres fn hay, 7 acres In grain, Instance In family orchard, garden, jwrrles and pasture. , Highway Tims by the place; just a few -blocks from the business center, cyet just outside city limits. This t Is a very desirable homo, nicely located. Shade trtes; alt clear no mortgages. Ownop will con sider exchanging . for a modern borne In La Grande as part p:ry i gnent. Since Cove is now -connected I with the Oregon Trail at Union and La Grande, watch Cove grow. i Geo.H.Currey - nKAIl'ORS " Ileal Estate, Loans Insuranccl Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY AlTOnXKYS COCHRAN & KHUrtHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon It. Kber-' hardf Attorneys, Lu Grundo Nu-; tlonal Hunk Hull. ling. j CHIllOPRACTOIlS PR. BELLE MYEItS Chiroprac tor. New Foley Hulldlng. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m., and 7 to 9 p.. m. VH, . E. WOODKI.Ir Chli'oprac tor and Natnropsth. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheJina tlsm, asthma. ' iczema, varicose veins, nil kind of stomach, heart and kidney trouble suc cessfully treated. Dlood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a spcclnlty. Suite 20, Sommer Bldg. Phone 497-W. Residence Phono 1S0-W. OSTEOPATHIC PHVSICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PUYRICIAN Dr. J. L. Ingle, Osteopath. Hplnul curvature ond fallen arches u specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle. Osteopath. Diseases of women and feeding of Infants a ape- clalty. Office Phone Main 106, Res. phono IOC-It. fiomnier Bid. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L. Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg. Main 778. 1-1-lm NATURE CTRE IR. A. N. and MARY E. MAY VILLE Specialists In chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and Mechano-Thernpy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble; all kinds of chronic diseases successfilly treated. Call Main f23. May . vllle Nature Cure Horn. 2101 - East Adams Ave. Orflce hours, i 10 to 12 a. m.. l:So to 5 p. m. Consultntiun Free. I'ROFKSSfOXAL IH:Cf)IlATO Patxter. DECORATOR Ad Icei, consultation nnd csttmities tr f yoti Intend to paint, tint. Paper, finish or reHniKh any Going From Door To Door That's the old-fashioned way for aiiyuiiu to find work hut Ifs B Brent WISH; of errort anil Mine leather Ik' eHi (1(1 vf (Ik calls mailt) are useless am) m y lll,, offer k(mk1 pitmpetis. The modem way tu realf every pnispecl Is the Want Ad n nd one door Is all ym need cuter. The cost is small muc h less than ymi lime is worth yet you arc certain to rind tl Job ir nno ovists. The returns an' Inl lliidiale. "AN oitsnnvtrt WANT AU WII.Ii IUI IT," lionu. "New, strlrtly 'modern, siory and half, on paved slreel, three blocks from high school One of the eily's best locutions Guruge. Terms. 701 M Ave. . Phone 30U-R. . 30-l-19-7tp I'ult KA1.K Ten shoals at Pete Itiever liinei'. phone 177 W. UI-1-22-2IP l-'Olt SALE per cord. - Ill-inch wood, il.r,0 'hone 1 114 M. a-l-22-2tp WANTED WANTED A refined mlddel aged lady to help with small homo in ' exchange for good home and wages. Write CI, rare of Ob- server. 23-1-22-21 p I ' S. JOBS UI'KN Men and wo-i men, IS to 70, to be appointed Govt, clerks In Ore., Wash., and Idaho as result of civll-servlpe . the local unit of the national opened last night at tne .snerry IcsUpn Feb. 21. Slurt $1000. No'guanl. and other persons in the ""eater and proved to be the best exp. Write G. Cook, Civil Ser- city and In Lane county, to qb-;' of the pictures showing life vice instructor, 045 Pa. ve. ,'taln at the present session the ap-ias Hi; is supposed to tie in our Washington, D. C, for free In-! proprlation for the Cottage Grove : youngi-r and fasler Boeiety. formation. 42-l-21-3tp artnory. which was considered .at! A really perlcct cast helped im- 1 Sewing neatly done. WAN' Phono 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb. 9-12-17-lm; FOLEY TAXI LINK Day and night service. Cull Main 773 i i ,, .11 in. i r I . What makes us mad is a man who thinks he Is as wlso as an owi necause no is uinajs iiooiii.k fi, thin. 1 building. Interior and exterior Jobs neatly done. For better Jobs call J. Lundy.'Phone 481-W 10-22-lm FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. La Grande I-O'Iko',,,.,,1.,,,1 ,,,.. i,n... h,.k.. nn.i No. 3f.O Loyal Order of Moose, n(,,.K onil run (Iowll ks holds regular meetings every Hhe has tried Cod Liver Oil, Thursday night at II p.- m. ut but the lll-smelllng. nasty tasting Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's BUlff Ulst hpr stomaeh un,i maiU. MooBeheart Legion No. S38,i,t.r fe worfio ,hun b,.roro. meets every second and fourth Dctors and good pharmacists Thursdays of each month. Vls-;no,v tnnl (,, Uv,,r 0n ,s fllU of ' "ors wcome. Ivltaliilng vltnmlnes that make Dr. A. N. MayvlIlB. Jlletator. 'f hall, creates appetlle, rrsloies Harold Lund, Secretary. vlgor. builds up llm jiower to re- H. P. O. ELKSlJi Grande Lodge!':'"' '"S""B" n"'1 c,,!"" s ""';,y n"r- No. 438. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Homo and club privileges cheer-1 t illy tut ended to all Brother Elks. Lester Bramwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. MODKRN WOODMKN OK AM Kit It; A La Grande Camp No. 77o8 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month, In the K. of P. hall. - Visiting Neighbors welcome. Kay 8. Bennett, V. C. Jake Rostock. Clerk. WOODMEN OP TUB WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169. 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. j R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A- F. and A. M. holds ( regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. J. L. Ingle. W. M. A. V. Lindgren, Secretary. KNiOIITH OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 2 7 meets every Monday evening In Castle halt K. of P. Hall), at S p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. C. L. Berry. C. C. C. L. Graham, K. R. R O. B. ft Hop Chapter No. 13. O. K. fl. holds slated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:'o p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. M:ude E. Elterh.ird. W. M. Florence Baron, Secretary. NEW TODAY .NOTICE. Classified Want Ails Bra str lol ly CASH IX ADVANCE; copy vst be In uot later than 9 Ik. m. dato of Insertion. Rates: 2o por word for each iuscrtlon. FOR SALE Knitting machine with 10 year guarantee, as good - as new, used only about a month. Cash purchnso prlco $65.00 and will sell for $:IB. 00 which In cludes $3.50 yarn, A splendid in . vestment for any one wishing to make money at homo. Inquire Mrs. Nancy A. Merrltt, T.ox 3SI. Elgin. Oretron. 64-1-23-41 FOR RAI.E Household goods, in cluding buffet, dining table, 11 brury table, uxmtnlster rug, heat er and Mnjesllc range. Call at 701 Qrandy SI. -20-1-23-llp FOR S.M.i: Itnyal typewriter In good condition. $20.uo cash, llrandy St. 0-l-23-llp WANTEI1 l.nuuilry work. Hand laundry. Special allentlon to . silk and 'woolen undcrwesir. : Phone 1113 M. 2S-l-23-4lp WANTED Washing. W. Phono 1S9 . 6-1-23-Sl FOR RENT -C-rnom house fur nished. HiiS'-iuent. garuge. wood shed, garden. Cove Hall St. 13-1 -23-31 p WANTED : Slock hogs, any size, limits illiL Hill AdaUS. Phone fill-J. I o-1 -23-21 li WANTED Hoy 10 to 18 years lo earn nliimhinir trmle. .1. MnUllh. 1428 Adams Ave. 1 6-1-23-21 FQrND A watch on- Firs! st. fall 256-.I. , ' Srl-23-lt AMIIIII lt AlUIOItY ASKi:il t'OTTAUK (SltOVi:. Ore. A uniled effort Is being made hv the Pottage Grove Poiulueivial club. 1 tie session of the legislature two .. , rii , v comnmn(llr of eompany D. HiStlijold lnnn made young by n .rejuv- infantry of the national guard. ! : stationed in Cit tiiB-n Crnvn loft i I for Salem to represent the city In i . . .1 Ul-l-d-lf;1"1 uiu'ii-BL ui uie luetinjie. - Tlic cl'y of Cottage Grove vot- ed $15,000 two years ago for con- stnu,,on ot ltu, ,u,tinK n, , . ,, VMi,,b, The siftic expected to match this $15,000 from "the City and the saine jttmount from the county for-the jnc - biilldln-f. When' consti uct"d 1 II will he slate property. She Says: "I AM THIN" ler Friend Sajrs: SHE IS SKINNEY If she only knew that she could put on at least fi pounds of good lienlthy flesh In 30 days she wouldn't, he wnri'vlnir iihn'it ti.,,. liiit lis horrlldo I lifting Hi off and every day fewer people. n,re hcrihlng nml the people are taking It for doctors are piv faat loarntng that they can get bettor results with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, which Red Cross Drug Co., Class Dngs, Inc., L. fit L, Drug Co. nnd druggists all over the country are having a tremendous demand for. It Is a wonderful upbuilding medicine for skinny, baeUwat d children, i specially after 'sickm'sn and CO tablets only cost Cn cens. One woman gained 1 pound In 22 dnys and If any skinny man or woman can't put on & poundi- ln 80 days your druggist will gladly return the purcliuse price. R it be sure and Ret MK'ny's the original anil genuine t'iu' .Iver Oil Compound Tablet Adv. MAMTU POP u i i j. t,i? . .r i r j l r. i z: it? i . OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE' By Condo evc-fteTT, vi 3xJ3 lv,n T.S.N TO FROrt A CONCERN li i 1 1 mmui J UP LU THe CO?A fIRMS TDeA (l r-5. IN CeRTAiN cohmoPit:s,s. 4ftr X hap I I JVf. LJ . . HI'lf f 1 - JOa 1 if ' ci.ie AM'fi' CHANCE To vr 4 -r ; ! I - i La Grande ,"SinneV55 111 SllK At Sherrys Is Fine Entertainment. "Sinners In Silk," Hooart Hen ley's first production under ' the Metropolitan - Goldwyn banner, nicasurahty in getting this picture l,. ti, i,i, i iht' f ., enation treatment, was played, by A .lolnhn l,in inn nn.l ttit' fnV- 1 orlln has never appeared to bet - :. .. . ,,. ...... ... , lier aiivauiage. I'.ieuntii noma-; man was the heroine nnd Conrad Nagel the lover. The cast also m.-ied Iled.ln. llnpper. ' .lean Hersholt, K.iwnr.l fonndly.- John Patrick. Miss du Pont, and many others. "Sinners In Silk" was written by i Hcnjnniln Glazer and adapted by i'arev Wilson. II w as , presented by Louis H. Mayer. Comedy showlnr. Night Long." "Sunrlown" Epic Of West, Gives Many Thrills. . Lnnt night the Arcade theatre was the seno of the unfolding of n great human document. Som- thlnir that menns more to Amerl - cans than Ihey wl probably, ever; appreciate. The audience wllnesned the 'nl Hal showlnir of "Sundown, the Klrsl National production: n poetic, tnd dramatic rhapsody 1 of the passing of the old West, done in the best manner of Hollywood. "Sundown" so nptly tilled 1b unforgettable. Aside from Its breath-taking spectacles of vast herds of siirrlmc entile niretchlnf? beyond the horizon. It touches n lender period of our national his-1 tory. Tn, terms of heartache nnd smlh s, suffering and cournge. "Sundown" transcribes to the ce-j lulold a monument to tbe "knlirhls of Ihe West ihe fast-vanishing ' cattlemen pioneers who blazed n glorious trail of civilization. I It Is difficult to sny exactly what j particular feature of- "Sundown" slnnds out. The photography Is ; easily fnr superior to any sofcnlled ' "Wi siern" we have ever seen. I Each sequence Is a perfect com- j position, planned nnd etched by an' artist's vision. Magnificent pano-: ramas show a irreat stream of mov ing cuttle lying across the plains, like a huRc endbss serpent. I Especially daring Is the slam-i nerle which s rms to thunder by ihe camern lens in n great cloud; of dust. We have nver witnessed inyi hing more real Is: than this, ind we run readily believe the ad vance reports which stated that ' - : -il 'V. -!l x 13am across oj NC I rfAT IVAriT tOU TeJ READ, IT'S iViAT WANTS To LlMlS KciU IT ov I Theatres tho .slnmpedo actually assumed ulurmlng proportions, Tho choicest locations or six slates furnish "Sundown" "Willi lis grandest vistas. Melodrama's Author Lives One Of His Plots. An author In search of real melo dramatic treat for himself alone! Seems Impossible, but he hns been discovered satisfied. Yes, he's none other than otlr old friend Lincoln J. Carter, author of more or at least as many honest- to-go6dness successful melodramas 1 any niat nnve ever succeeded In ithese l ulled Mates. And Carter Is getting this great, : unexpected treat out of hlB second ! honeymoon. One of the big factors I In this treui Is Dial II Is with his wife, whom he married In 191 This "drama" nenred Its climax n few months ago when Mrs. Carter filed salt for divorce. Hut as every good Carter melodrama may have lis deep. dyed plot. Its cruel, black- mnstached villian and tender, Bweet-souled heroine, the denoue nient could only be In the author's real lite what It had been for his stae production. So the sixty-year-old plnywrlght and Ills bride rang the curtain down on their own real ' woes by climbing Into a big automobile and j setting off for the Canadian Wilds. "The Tornado" enjoyed one of ; the hlggent successes ever accorded jan American play. Thanks to I'nl- versa I, the star I heal re. Is now showing the screen version with I louse I'etcra In Ihe si el In r role, under King Raggull's direction. Such well-known favoriles ns ft ill li Clifford, Richard Tuelter, Snodgrass &. Zimmerman Undo Inkers Ambulance Service - Phone Main 62 Corner 4th and Penn . ! 1 ' Knte Price. Pnltz Edwards, Jackie Mot-nan, Dick Sutherhuid, Char lotte Stevens and James Welvh ore in the supporting east. 1 London's lTnderground Rivels May Be Bother To Builders of Bank LONDON (AP) An dim on- for gotten stream, the River Wal hrook. flowing through the City of Lomlnn. is giving the builders of the new Hank of England some thing to think about. It is so ft- t or so below the surface, and us long ago as 1 5ys. according to lilstorlans. It was vaulted over with houses above It. In the days of William the Con riueror It was di-scrlbed as "a brook of sweet water" but has slneo developed Into something of a sewer. Its course It through tho Wall of London to Moorgate easl wanl then In the direction of the Mansion House, and' it Is belh-ved that when the vcn vat Ions are made- fr the new Hank of Kng land, cnrlnecrs will have some (rouble. Purity Bread MADE CLEAN - pOLI) CLEAN From tho mixer tho dough Is placed Into "nil-steel troughs, assuring tho consumer of cleanliness nnd sweetness 'through out tho process of ageing the do igh. Wo are glad to uimnuncn to tho public that ' our products can now bo bought at Tho Pal . ace 'Confectionery. La Grande Bakery K. J. McWlLI.l'AMS, Owner Thp Only Independent Italtery in l,a Oraiulfr, nl.flR HIIIIION P.lti:AD sitkiikim: IIRICAI ! RAGS WANTE Ob Phone Eighth Message ' Why pay more? You can huy an, ' KSSJiX or a HUDSON COACH for Ics.i Ledbetter Garage 1106 Adaiiu Atciiimi NOW FOLKS We have, lo offer a kckhI ncorlnicnt .of Vmi1 Scwliif; fncliiiics, MM.l iis . wiirrrs . m:v homkh . i inrs i.oxi on itoTAitv sin'rii.i:. I'iiiin sri.no n (iii.mi ire ill v, si:m, ut ti:ii'.. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson ' Phone 474-J Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber TOU HO TtlF. I'l.ANXINn AMI WK'I.fj DO THE PLAN I NO, Bowman-1 licks Lumber Company MAIV 8 CHAIN' AM) HOT WOOl) PHOXE SIA1.V 8IT J. I.. .ML'MIAI.L i u'.iii t'l KULULC 1 m jr-fTTtv M. I 1 I Protection Experiment Aids Irish Industries Tl'!UlN (AP) Protection for Tiish lioun industries, Introduced In llm last budget by the Pre.- Ktute finaiiee inlnlti;r uvoweillv nj an experiment to see whether It work ed und wht'ther it warranted a per manent place In the government's policy. Is said to have proc.l suc cessful. T!u Ki-deratlon of lrUh Indus tries has reported that the tax on shoes has stimulated the shoo trad;; and largely Increased the cidpnt of 1 he factories. The confectionery trade and the bottle making trad are said to have been shuUarlv helped. In the tobacco trade tho duty Imposed fop revenue purpos e ha operated as u tariff and 1ms re sulted in tio estahllshuienl in t!ic Pree State of Kngllsh firm. anx ious to retain their Irish trad? by coming within the tax harrier. Thev have spent $1,60(.0(H. on build ings, and the fncturles hnve. Ivd eiuployment to looo hands. Perhaps the funniest things on O 9 at the set vet Main 37 a I . earth are middle; naiue. New brooms sweep clean. New . (IreMsts don't sweep at alt. Olympia Oyster Cocktails In Season at- ' THE L01TE8 1118 Je.fferson Ave. Lot I'OI.MV ADDITION ; Tho new Foley Addl- tlon Is now open. Cat and pick out your lot. II. S. Hc-iiltur New Foley lliillilllie Main 7:il ; WEAVER'S ? Tnllors, Cleaners, Pyra ) Anil I'ressoi'H ' ? 1MIOMS MAIN 7Iia ' l)eMit Sli'cct' La Grande 1 Mattress Shop and . Weaving Works ' ' r Mattresses of all kinds cleaned and rebuilt; leather Renovating. Hag nnd Fluff Hugs niado-to. order and fop sale. Carpet and H'jff C1w- . Ing. Kurnlture Hn-coverlng. LIccnsLtl Vtunlgater. " Factory Phone 424-W CIIAS, lUWAItDS, livo. UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE timk tabi.t; Leaves rnliui ' 8:15 A. M. 1:15 r. JP. . I.o. Grainle 11:00 A. M. 6:10 P. M. Sundnjs Ibarra Tnven l.iiliin . I.a firande 1:00 1". M. 6:15 P. M. Satiirilay Niglit SiutIhI.s , - T,envr1 ljpavi I'n Ion In ;nimli 7:00 P. M. II :00 1'. M. llinlril cnrn P. O. Di'l.AI', .Mmineor llKniluurl'i-H( Sniinitcr llnlrl BUILDING MATERIAL KASII AND DOOIt iiAni)VAi:ii Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Home Conrorn Willi Homo Piii-posa Mif.Ii W:OOD Grwmvooil Avrnue Pliuno M-'.Si BY TAYLOR Buy