Monday, Fehruary 9, 1925.
" THE EX nATTDH EVENING OBSERVER1
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place nf Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR BENT
FOR KENT Kour room modern
.' house, furnished, Phone 39C-U. i
' ' ,iii-a-7-2tp
Von RENT 2-room furnished
house with enrage. Inquire 1520.
'. Y. 10-2-7-iltpi
FOR RENT New modem 5-roonf
bi5:i;alow Willi garage, Call Main
10 or 33? W. ,' J3-2-7-41
QR RENT Furnished apartment
P'al )45-j. . G-8-G-tf
'FOR KENT Hlettm limited ruoms.
i' Oddfellows Temple, formerly V.
; M. (!. A. S-2-G-201p
- t-?- : :
FPU RENT Two room furnished
apartment, Hlenm rieuted. )own
tow ii. -Cull s.'in-W iiMji'iiinj'H.
I H-u-4-ir
WANTKD
WANTED Pasture for 3 horses.
.. Phone ISO M. " ' 7-2-7-aip
WANTEI1 To rent nliollt 111 or 15
.t acres wllh Improvements. Write
'. P. E., corn Observer. ll!-2-7-3lp
f 9 ANTE p Sewing neatly done
-. Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Weld),
r ', ' H-lH-17-lln
FOB SALE
0R SALE Dry ll-in'oh wood,
fn.f.O. Fence pr.slfl and ferll
lisier. Phone 1(14 M. 13-2-7-Sip
UlR HALF Rome lienuly, 1!. 1
flreening ind ,(j:tilo , apples
Phone 4r,r,..l. 12-2-7-Sii
If lie a.dttrtiM4 nt Jie knows
pa good!
. FOR SALE
Seven-room modern home com-
dotely furnished, full basement
tt concrete floor, furnace; good
'(oration. Price rHO0.00. Terms.
, For Tlont A largfi ,10-rojun
rooming 'Iio-iae. . .This place Is. ex
cellently located to necohitiiodnte
shop and mill men. ' :. ,
Four-room homo, plnsterml, city
Iwater, electric lights, lor.ate,d close
to tho tireenwood school. PiIcr,
1(1 8oq.no. TflriiLs: poo.oo, balance
at $2.1.00 per month.
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Real Estate Loans Insurance
Business & Professional Directory
Classified for Quick Reference
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
A'lTORXEVS
COCHRAN & EllERHARD Geo.
T. Cochran and Colon R. Elmr
hard. Attorneys. I.a Orande Nu
tlonul Bank BulldliiK.
CniROI'RACTORS
PR. BELLE MYERS-Chlrnprsc-tor,
New Foley Building. Hours
10 to 12 a. m., 2 to t i. m., and
7 to 9 p. m-
DR. J. E. WOODEI.L Chiroprac
tor and Naturopath. HKln and
blood diseases, headaches, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rhejma
tlsm, asthma, eczema, varicose
veins, all kinds of siomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Suite 20,
Bomtner Bids;. Phone 497-W.
Residence Phone 190-W.
OSTEOPATHIC PnTSICIAN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
J. L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal
curvature and fallen arches a
specialty. Dr. Margaret Initio.
Osteopath. Diseases of women
and feeding of Infants a spe-
I clalty. Office Phone Main lot.
Res. Phone 106-R. Sommer
Bldg.
PHT8ICIAN-RURQEON Dr. F. L.
Ralston Practice limited to th
eye. ear. nose and throat, and
fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg.
Main 77. 1-1-lm
NATIRE CURE
DR. A. N. and MART E. MAT
V1LI.E 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 sucressfjlly
treated. Cnll Main r.23. Vay
tlle Nature Cure Home. 2 in 1
Fast Adams Ave. Office hours.
Is to 12 n. nv, 1:30 to & p. m
Consultation Free.
Your Plans
For
Spring
What (hoy be tills
' year? Xtnv clothes, new
home finiilshliifcs a iu'W
house, $ nvv rur?
Whatever jour Jilana. tlioro
will be old Hlinjx in dis
posed or Mils &iHi.g tilings
liat ujll represent n'l val
ilti i) pi hers and thing for
whirl, you ran gel ctd (pud
rust i. (;( li hi: Waul Atl
Tlfe cost Is small yet the
rt'liirn.H art) InniicdiHit! and
asNiiml,
"an onwrnv:n want
ao will no IT."
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27 YEARS
AGO
Jai!y Morning Observer, Febru
ary 8, I.Sidi. The circuit court for
initin coumiy, sidle of lr(1s"oir. con-vi-ncti
in regular nenHion ut Fnlon
yesterduy, viti the ustiul array of
U-fcal talents, liaillflH. jurymen and
witnesses. J. V. KcniU'dy a,nd A.
c. Craig were appointed court bail
iffs, and the following" named citi
zens of ITnlon county wre drawn
as grand jurymen; 10. K. Conley, C.
O. Mill, J. W. Sills, J no. Jones. O.
P. Patten, larry SwIhIht. Fred
Hit-in. K. K. Conley was nnptn.,,',l
l'or man.
A. Katon of ' I'nlon pnHRed
through the city yesterday en
route to Portland.
The Toadies v;hist club wilt moot
at the residence of Mrs. A. L. Hid); j
ardson. . .1
ilrs. J. W. White of this city
ban boon qiiHe III for th post few
days suffering- with a very bad
cold.
lJ. H. IWbodle of Summervlllei
was in the city yesterday on his
way to the county seat.
V. R. Jasper of Alice! Is prer '
paring to move to l.a Urande. Hon.
It. 1,. Roe will take charge of the
farm and will remove there with
Ids. family us soon a Mr. Jasper
vacates; , '
is now having plans prepared for j
the fine two-story hiiiming wnicn
he will erect on his lots opposite,
his present place of business. The
I'ROFF.SSIOXAIi DECORATOR
PAINTER, DECORATOR Ad
' vice, cousultai ion anil estimates
free If you Intend to puint, tint,
. paper, rinlsh or reflulsh any
building. Interior and exterior
Jobs neatly done. For helfr
Jobs call J. Lundy. Phone 481-W
lu-22-lm
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge
No, 350 Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular meetings every
Thursday night at 8 p. m. at
Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's
Mooseheart Legion No. 93
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
H. P. O. ELKS La Grande I-oilge
No. 431. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privilege! cheer
filly extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
La Orande Camp No, 161. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights at Eagles hall. All vis
King Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at offlaa of the Clark,
Rooms J1-J3, La Grand Na
tional Bank Building.
T. Reece, C. C.
R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La Orande Lodge
No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:0 p. m. Cordial
wetcome to all Masons.
J. L. Ingle. W. M.
A. V. Llndgren. Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Cress Lodge No. ii meets every
Monday evening In Cast Is hall
IK. of P. Hall), at I p. m. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
C. L. Berry. C C.
C. L. Graham, K. R. 8.
O. B. 8. Hope Chapter No. II. O.
F.. S. holds stated communlea
tlnn the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at s:'io
p. m. Vlsillng members cordially
welromed.
Mnude K. Fli.rh.nrd. W. M.
Klnrenee Usroo, Bcretsr.
NEW TODAY
NOTICfc.
Classified Want Ads are tlrtot
Ij CASH IN ADVANCE; copy
must be not later than
t a. in. date of Insertion.
Rates: to per word tor each
Insertion.
WANTED Housework, by exper
ienced girl. Phone 611-J.
6-2-0-81.
FOR RENT Two' room modern
furnished apartment, 1 CI 7 4th
HI. Huh Apts. - 12-2-S-lf
FOR SALE Oil TRADE Cheap
IlKivy farm team. Call 442-W.
; . io.-!i-:ii
LOST CiHrt's Drown glove. Find
er plenso leave at this office.
,10-2-9-11
LOST Oil STftAYKp 7-nionthrj-qld
puliiir doff,' color p1 unti
whlio. Had roilar u-iih I : - 4 11-
' riMine No) :l. Upward. IMurn
to A. J. Rtanir. - 4 32-.2-9-ai
Itpo.vs Modern, downsialrs. run
nln(f xyoif-r. Onn htot'U frnm P
O. ltilf Th(rd, .
FOR SAT.R OH TltAPF One ton
International truck, In first class
rondltion. Wi-ipiT Itros., Cove,
Ore . Ki-2-fl-tilp
FOR RKNT -Three -room furnish
er! apartmepl. aOM Third SI.
Cor. Adnnis. l'hone L'R3 V.
12-2-9-Slp
FOR RAI.K Simplex crenin sepiir-
atoi'. Oood com) If Ion. Farmers
ZO.. , .. , ' 8-2-9-3lp
FOR 8AI.K Cheap, registered To-
land-China boar, "j". l Dobbin.
Farmers 2iX. 10-2-9-Utp
WANTEH A competent woman
wishes to rare for children In
home. 1114 Third. 1S-2-9-U
hnllillno- will he fifl hv ian toot.
neu ross jouge rso. a, w. or
1' . inur fiKI fivfliltirr in f hn r hill
in this city and conferred the de
gree or the third rank upon sev-
erul candidates. After the work'
of the evening the members ndr
journed to the French Cafe and
nnrtnnlt Ct a Rlinillflimia hanrnwit
There were u number of vlsillng
knights from Union present, whose
names uppear below: Sir knights.
Will Wright, c. epehran. W. 11.
B. tjriffen, T. T. Uolles. F. W. Da
vis, .M. H. Davia, U. W. Ilenson
tnd. T. K.. Wujrejw ... .-.' .... ..
Russian ColUjfic Sliideuts
IVd by Kindly lnrincis
VANCOUVER, H. C.'(AP)
College girls und hoys, ratiKlng In
age from 14 lo 21, work during
vucatlons as longshoremen on
lllaek Sea docks, several British
shipmasters reported on docking
here after' visiting Russian ports
with relief supplies. '
The mariners reported that tho
Soviet forbad them to feed the
workers, explaining that Russia
did not want to be obligated to
any nullon for assistance, anil Rus
sians lib) mil want the world lo
think they wen. sutTerlm?. Lunches
were wrapped up separately and
sniuBKlc.l to the young loilers. mill
ed the narrators.
Wc are expecting a car of
Shingles within the next few
days. There will lie some
exceptional values In No. 2's.
Iave your orders early
they will not remain long
with us.
The
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"I'lM Poor Man's Friend"
Oppo. Foundry. PHONG a IS
No Dunilay Business
MAMTM POP
" ,Q1C Tr cbb OlC
OccwrTiniu im ri rcruiwri
PRICES - VMCMEN'S
YJii-L Be. KtauutD
HM-f Or VJHAiT THtV
ARE KQVl SEU.ei&
6-
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Cbndo
I'M SORRY
H6KIS, TOO.
Booth
tlNO, T3-J
WITH iMiror?
NOT BC6N
BOOTHS' 1-13
0H iHT Hefted A TrifftCi'S
-ACMYS OneONC tlsi.A f3m5eS SHOP
iaj4j k-lMtOlAiS IT ALL AMt) 1 lAillX.NCS. tD..
La Grande
Most Beautiful L. A.
Girls with Norma
In "Eternal Flame."
No wonder every girl In Dor
Angeles wanted to be tip extra In
the ballroom scenes of the Norma
Tulmadge feature production "l'hc,
Kternal Flame!" at tho Arcade
Tuesday- -
No wonder fhey made a concert
ed flank, movement on the United
Studios or that they kept the tele
phono lines there busy for days.
For It wna conceded to be the
most beautiful set ever built on a
motion picture stage, and by ex
perts who have made un extensive
examination of Bet constructions on
the. Continent as well as t hose in
the Dnited States.
It is the only stage In thS world
large enough to neoommodate mien
a kei. which took "to eredt a corps
;ofr750 arTRattF, .-varJt jap fn triple
shifts of 2fi0 men. When they
flnnlly completed their ten-day
task, the ballroom extending the
entire length of the 240 foot stage.
When the seven hundred people
wero on dress rehearsal for a day
berore the actual shooting began,
the splendor of the scene rivaled
thh glories of Alexandria;
The ballroom .of the .Palace of
Versailles, of which t lio set Is a
replica, "had witnessed many times
before scenes of ostentation,, but
nover moro pomp and ceremony
than In' the Second Restoration Pe
riod, about which time . Ralr.ac
wrote the dramatic story in which
Miss Talmadge finds fitting'expres
:don for ler varied emotional pow
ers. Mxiny of the girls chosen had
never before been In pictures, but
they worn without exception ,th
finest assemblage of loveliness to
be seen nnywhero girls whosn
birth had familiarized them with
he social graces, so iluit they
blended harmoniously Into the at
mosphere of the court life they de
picted. So, too. the brocaded gal
lants of the era bad lo be select
ed with a view lo nrlstoorRtle cast
of features to accompany Ihe fop
pish attire.
The costumes were all mode on
the lot from plates of the period.
The gowns, enormously influenced
iy the Kmplre, also Indicated a.
narked preference for modirica
lon of the moneyage among such
women on the Duchess, to whom
Irers was an expression of .Individ
aolliy. Just as It Is to the exquls
tey dreised woman of today.
Buccaneer And
Pirate Defined ;
fn "Captain Blood." .
Two words which are used ex
pensively In Rafael Snbatlnl's popu
'nr novel, "Captain Rlood," which
will be shown at Sherry's theater
Loday and tomorrow, are freipiont-
DRESSES
o
0R' l
fee
If
V
own therc a piece.
Theatres
Iy used as synonyms, although
.there Is quito a shade of differ
ence In meaning. The words are
pirate and buccaneer..
Tho story deals with tho adven
tures of Peter Rlood ns a pirate
after he had been condemned by
tlfe cruel King James ns o slave
to tho Rarbadqos.v A pirate has
been regarded by, all nations to be
an enemy to the human raee.
Piruey is a crime against nations
which may bo brought before any
court, no matter what tho nation
ality of the plaintiff or the origin
of the pintle may.bn.
A buccaneer is a freebooter, one
of the 'plrato rovers of 'the 17th
and 18th centuries that preyed
upon he. Spaniards along the
.panisn cohhi or America, rue iirst
hucennoers were Frenchmen whom
the'Snapish authorities hud driven
.from Jhelr occupation of hunting
and hucaning' on curing moat.
. Although i wtptftin -JUood's esca
pades inlghTbwTTn-'TTr'ferined bu
cunecriHg h.e rovrd Iho sou almost
a oenlury befrtre tlu buccaneers
originated and ' therefore must,
strictly peaking, be termed a pi
rate. ' '
A regular anertisrr Is a do
pcnilahl' merchandiser,
TIFFIN
Snodgrass
'& '
Zimmerman
Undertakers
Ambulance Service
Phone Main 62
Corner 4th and Penn
MATION I
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BEST tOEVJS VVJe HEA.RO u". f)
T-OR. ft U5N & TIME - 0R6S6ES ' ?'
ARE TO COST OKf '
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SCHOOL PLAY
15
UNION. (Special) The second
high Bchopl play of this school
year was staged Tuesday evening '
at the gymnasium, when the soph
omore class presented the four act
comedy drama. ''In Old New'
Hampshire." The cast comprised
the following students: Robert
Wakefield. Lester Drown, Murray
lenson. Floyd Rnxvtr, Othello
Richeps. J. Q, (Jilmure, Helen
Johnson, Can in Skltf, lolu flin
ders, and Susan Chad wick. The
parts wui well learned und deliv
ered In a peppy manner, the com
edy parts running through t)io
pluy, especial Iy that of Robert
Wakefield who filled tliu part of
the old-farmer, Undo Jnred, keep
ing thp audience In an uproar much
of .tho. time.. Resides Ihe lurge
number who wero admitted in
Ihelr slutlent body (Ickets the dVior
receipt!! netted over .sixty dollars
to the schpol.
. The Carnation club wero pleas
antly entertained last Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kd
Miller I tv North Union. The host
ess hail Mm dining room decorated
wiih a beautiful basket bf red car
nations and a color scheme of the
two crossword puzxlc eulors, black
and wliite. hiring the dcticimls
rour-ennrse luhcheun t he guests
were i ;h !i gi e It crossword pux
sdo lo work out, and' at the close
of the last cotir.ve each was pre
sented with a favor by Mm. Miller.
Resides. the members of the Tarna
tion club there Were present (ho
following guests of the club: Mes
dainen Slurglll, Fred Fox ami Mil
dred Stearns.
list voek we reported that V".
Vogel was temporarily Installed in
tho Ferguson lri)g store. Instead
or Vogel, the man clerking Is 0"
l.evy. Mr. Ferguson who has been
out of the store much of the tlpie
for Ihe pipit week on account of Ihe
Illness of his wife, reports that
Mrs. FcrgiiHon Is recovering very
speedily from Iht operation and
will be brought home from Raker
in n fi'w days.
The Athletic basketball' quintet
ENJOYABLE
Blue Ribbon Bread
Till! SPLIT MJAI' 21 OK., 15c
Mnilo Clean Sold Clean
In the mnklng of our products wo use only the bent of raw
mnlerlnls nnd tuko pride in the. fact thut wo Imvo tile most
modern factory in Hustern Oregon ond tho best ovens known
to lliu Imklng world. Wo only employ linkers of wide ex
perience who are working to mako thevriry best bread for
you. Try u loaf nnd be convinced-
From the ruw material to tlio consumer without liuving boon
touched by llio huimin hands. .
La Grande Bakery
. K. J. MeWILMAMfl, Owner
Til" Only-'Independent lliikdi-y In ), Ornnei' " "i i
RIiUE ItlllllON llltHAI)-, HUPI RFIXE IIRFAD
Eighth Message
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Why pay more? You can huy nn
ESSKX or n HUDSON C0ACII for lew.
Ledbettcr Garage
' , I Ilia Ailauia Arenue
The low coat of operating our husincss enables ns to
Fell .you niereh.indiHa for less money.' .
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson l'hone 474-J
WK I!UY, SKLL OR TRAUK
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
TUB TIKST IIOITRfl OF T1IF, DAY ARK SPENT
IN YOirR 1IOMK.
HAVR ONE YOU WILL ENJOY.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
chain axi nox wood phone siain mi
- J. Li. .MLMIAIiL
J
h that makes a
"" hit vjith me -
went to Cove Wednesdoy evening
to play the Cove team. They were
defeated.
Mrs. Emmons, who lives in south
Union met with an accident Wed
nesday. Shu was taking care of
the cow und accidentally fell ov in-
some hay. Injuring herself seri
ously.
K. A. Say re, county school sup
erintendent, was In Union Thurs
day afternoon organizing the vari
ous club projects among the grude
children in the schools.
initiation ceremonies und a cafe-.
terla lunch were the two main fea
tures of ihe regular meeting of
the RebekHhs at the Odd Fellows
hull Wednesday evening. Miss Ma
relda SUirglll und Mrs. lluzel ItaU
lurd were the condldules for the
degree. About i'iity members were
present apd the wmrk was done In
u splendid manner by the hchvgnh
team.
Continued warm weather has
melted tho Icq In Catherine creek
and unless the weuiher undergoes
a, decided change the rising water
Ik liable to cause trouble to the
ranches In this end of Iho valley.
i: I.RV ll.XRY SIKH . NAVF -
PIIVSK , EXAMINATION
T?'ei-v Ufilm utintilil linvn n llini.
ough physhyal exitmlnat Ion Im-
mouiniciy atier nirtn, acconttng to
lit t till.... Vliiil,i,r i.imIIhi.,
the Jnnuarv number of the Oste
opathic MuKiixiiTi-.
i course, lit e insnnipro pnm
papies'aud social service organiza
tions have for some years beep
leaching ns that all grown pcuphi
ought la be thoroughly examined
once In a while, but fame of us
forget that It Is Just us Important
1.1 ul ii I t uillh I )iu I'.. II.. (it .,nualkl&
knowledgp pf tho little one's exact
conMion.
"'I'll.. I'l..)ii.iunhlr rxf tl.n
slHtuid he exaiiiili'Ml" hityn lr. Whit
ing, -aim mis is very important.
It must be carefully done, not only
that slight variations from the
normal inity bo recognixed, but
also that no harm be done by hasty
handling.
'Thn responsibility for iho oc
currence of several serious ahnor
iiMiltiid tf i-iina nr.. ..Jtis ...it h
tho Ignorant or careless midwife
or pnysician wno ncgiecis this
first and Important examination of
(ho newborn child."
UJLJLJ..1..
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VJITH ME TOO
mmm
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
In Season
at- '
THE LOTTES
. 1113 Jefferson Ave.
Buy
This
Home
7-ROOM, moii:r
HOI'sr. (IX I'AVI.D
biitl'.IT. A IIAK-
:ai. A-r siritiiMio.
$7l'i0.llll CASH, HAL- .
AXCi: IN MOMIII.Y
"A.VIFNTH.
WEKKS & 1U.ACK
ItF.ALTOIt
I''ll'K & AlMl) liiMininco
II tie ttilfirtlses It, ha ItnotM
It's KOOtll
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, I)yors
And Pressors
rnoNi; MAIN 13 .
Depot Street
. La Grande
Mattress Shop and
.' Weaving Works
, Mattresses of all kinds
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather '
Renovating. Rag and Fluff
Xtu'gs made to order and for .
snle. Carpet and Rug (Tews1
lng. Furnlturo Re-covering. ;
Licensed Fumigalvr.
Factory Phone 424-W '
CI1AH. F.OWAIIIlS, I'roo.
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME TAIlIiF,
'.' iavna
Leaves
t n rienhil
l.'nliiil
8:16 A. M, . 11:00 A. M.
1:1S p. M. C:16 P. M.
Hundaya
TicaTra . Leave
Union ' l a O ramie
1:00 p. Nf. 6:16 p. .
Katiinlny NIrIiI SrH-idnla
. Iienvrs iirsves '
I iilini tat tiramln
7:0u P. M. 1 l:lio I'. M.
llialeil :rs
P. C. lieliAP, Munsfrcr
Ilid(iiiHilers, Sfiinmer Hotel
BUILDINGS
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A Homo Concern With
Homo PurpoK
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Greenwood A veil ut
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