La Grande evening observer., March 12, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Thursday, March 12, 1925.
JHE EX GEANT7E OBSERVER -
PAGE SEVEN
The Observer Want Ad 'Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOB RENT I
... 1
l-'On RENT Furnished house,
keepinir room uiul siccpinK room
with hath. 1011 Fourth. :
12-3-U-3tp
FOR HKNT Modern furnished
two room npartnient. Wnverly
pt. 9-3-C-itp
Fort RKNT Furnished room ror'
llKht housekeeping. 1G12 Adams.
Phone 257-J. 11-2-27-tf j
TOR HKNT
Kecond St.
G-romn house on 1
Phono 318-J.
10-2-2C-tf,
roit RENT Modern steam hcat-:
ed apartments. Warmest In city.
Close In. Rfo Arohlo J. Murray,
; T'anney BIiIk. 10-2-lii-tlp
TOR hALE
FOR SALE Pase woven wire
rence. Phono 37(1 M .1. A. Chan
dler. 3 H-H-! n-:ttp
FOR SALE Dairy cows anil mlli;
;i routo. fall Main :t7.
.... 10-8-1 l-3tp
FOIl HAI.E Purohri.il Whltn Leff.
. horn pullets. Farmers uu-l.
s-3-ii-r.tp
FOIl SALE Any number of 4ml
White Leghorn yearling hens.- O.
: A. C. Strain. E. R. G rings, rin-
Ion. .Ore. l.r,-:t-l l-:tip
FOR SA1.T3 On TRADR 310 ncrea
of land, lfto acreable, -40 acres
Willi water I'iKM, about 90 acres
Biih-irrlcated, three large springs,
lota of rowfl and hogs and tua-
FOR SALE
vThrejp-room modern home, good
location near shops ami school.
OwriPr l.i leaving town nnd has
priced this property so tt will
coll. It will pay you to Investi
gate tills.
0 ,
Seven-room home, well lorn to i ;
fin paved street, for $3700, The
firms are' very roasonahle.
One-acre tract close to Green
wood school and now saw mill.
8-room home and barn on pluee.
This place will consider a small
car as part of first pnynimt.
Four-room ' home, city water,
electric lights, plastered,. This is
a well-made small homo, well lo
cated. A small' automobile! or
real estate contract will bo ac
cepted as a first payment and the
balance can bo paid like rent.-
Geo.H.Currey
REALTORS
Real Estate Loans Insurance
Business & Professional Directory
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTOIINEYH
COOF1RAN & EBEHHAllD Oeo.
T. Cochran and Colon H. Kher-
. hard. Attorneys, La Urande .Na
tional Hank Building.
numopriAin'oiiH
DR. URLI.B M IRRS Chiroprac
tor, New Foley Ilulldlng. Uoura
10 to 12 a. tn 2 to 6 p. m., anil
7 to 9 p. m.
UK. J. R. WOOnELI-Chlropran-tor
and Naturopath. Skin and
blood dlBoaflea, headache, ap
pendicitis, hackachps, rliffjraa-
; tlsm. asthma, ecxenia, varicose
veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Suite in,
flommer Bids. Phone 4ST-W.
Residence Phone 190-W.
osrr:oi"ATnio I'hvshjian
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
J. I. Ingle, Osteopath. Spinal
'curvature and fallen arches a
' specialty. Dr. Margaret Intrle,
Osteopath, Diseases of women
and feeding of Infanta a spe
cialty. Office Phone Main 106
Res. Phone 106-R. Sommeri
Bids'.
PHTSICIAN-StlROKON Dr. V. I.
Ralston Practice limited to the I
eye. ear. nose and throat, and
flttlni of glasses, flommer Bldg.
Main 771. 1-1-lm
'
pnOFEISSIONAT, III-CORATOn
.---....
HOI'SR PA1VTIVO. Calcimlnlngj
end Pnper-hanging. J. Iindy. j
t'hone 4S1-W. I-JI-tfi
L. A. STOOP Realtor. La Ornnde
National Rank Bldg. Phone i
Main . ?-?4-l
ATt iti: criir:
DR. A. X and MART R. MAT-1
VILI.E Specialists In chronic;
diseases. Methods: Katurnpathj
onil Mechnnn-Therapv. Skin and '
hlno.1 difn'ases. nervous ,1'ser.S' S i
ctironlc headechefl. ecsemn. srWi-
tlca. appendicitis, cnnntipntinn.
honel Iroulii": nil. Unils or
chronic ,lis-asi s sncci ss'el'v
treat.Nl. fait Main T.;-,. Mit.
Title Nature retire Home. lo".
l-'.iist A'tants Ave. ftffic. hillir-,
la In U . m.. 1:3a to p. ni.
CsnsullaUon Tree.
The Call
Of The
Highway
Spring brings a rail to get
out oti tho road Unit's ItHr.l
to resist. IT you have a car,
you an templed lo use; It at
oneo. I r yon haven't oih',
you're t nipted Id taUct iIh
pluiio and join the cninil,
Now Ik (hi 1 1 tut to toll pros
pool m about ned oai- har
guhw. They nix interested
and they villi bo buying
snni i. Tin Ohscrver Waul
Ad wfll reach tin-in in a
hurry mid with minimum
cost.
"Aw onsrcnvrR want
AI WILL 1K IT."
chinery, near Tlalcer' project.
One-half mile from Telocitset.
ii.ono.no. f.thnu cash, balance
G yearn. E. Rlnser, Teloraset,' '
44-3-2-lmp
FOB SALE -
rnek peals.
Kelly.
Ited fir nnd tamn
Phone 4 4C.-J. W. .1.
1 1-3-1 I-3IP
FOR SALE 1 111! 4 Hlar, at n bar
gain. P.un less than 2000 miles.
Sen Chan. McOniy. 1 5-3-1 1 -31 p
WANTKD
WANTRD Exporlonood Rlrl for
ronorai housoworl?. Tall 283-W.
S-3-ll-tf
WANTRO Exporlnnood man to
work on farm. Uuttlo Krlswold,'
AHcoi. fn-o. j i-:.m-:ttp
WANTRI)
l r8-j.
Lawn work. Phono
r.-n-io-fit
WANTED Work by the hour.
Phone 1S9 W. 7-2-27-Tt
WANTED Sewing neatly done.
Phone 434 W. Mra. Nora Webb.
-12-17-lm
ZrnEH ItHK'Iv I'ndor now man
, affemont. Koonts with or with
out board. Modorn 3-room apart
ment. 1408 Wash. Avo.
'17-3-11-11
LOST
LOST Buy horso 'With star In
rorohenrt. Wt. 1200 to 1300 lbs.
Notify Mrs. H. Frlsivold, Allcel.
17-3-10-Ctp
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M.--IJI Grande LodRc
Nr). ir,0 Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular meetings every
Thursday night at 8 p. m. at
Odd Fallows hall. The Women's
Monsnheart Legion No. JsS
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
n. P. O. KLKS La Grande Lodge
No. 43s. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at s o'clock.
Home and club privileges cheer
r illy eitended In all Urol her
Klks,
Lester Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Kcklny. Secretary. .
WOODMUpf OP THB WORLD
Iji Ornnde Camp No. lit. Meets
every rirst and third Monday
nights at Kaglea hall. All vis
iting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office or the Clerk.
Rooms tl-tt. La Grand Na
tional Rank Building.
T. Reeee. C. C.
rt. J. Kitchen. Clerk.
- snd A. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at T:ID p. m. Cordial
welcome to alt Masons.
J. L. Ingle. W. M.
A. V. LlDdgren, Secretary.
I ' "
irtVTOnTS OF PTTHTA8 Red
j r"iss Lodge No. 17 meets everv
Monday evening In Castle nal'
IK nf p. Rsll). at f n m. t
Pvthlan welcome to all vlsltlnr
Knights.
C. 1 Berry. C. C.
. C. L. Oraharu. K. R. 8.
O. T;. S. Hope Chapter No. IX. O
E. S. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourts Wed
nesday of each month at t:0n
p. m. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
Maude K. Eberhard. W. M
Florence ftsron. ftecretsrv
THE PYTHIAN SISTERS inot
everv Friday eveninp. exc-pt the
fimlh nf ench month, at 7:30 at
the K. IV Hall. All vlsitlnr: s's
t rs ivlco.,e.
M. I" ('.. Mildred Onnby.
M. of R. and ('., Imra Itnee
J-l-lm
NEW TODAY
NOTICE.
Classified Want Ails are strict
ly CASH IN ADVANCE! copy
must be In not later than
t a. in. (lain of Insertion.
Rales: 2a per word (or eurJi
Insertion,
Al'OTION SALE Sat., March H.
1925, at 2 p. m., at tho W. E.
McClure barn, 100G Crccnwood
Btrcet'. Ixi (trunile, I will Bill In
the highest bidder for cash. 10 .
head horses and colts. .Mis. J.
V. Scott. Ailmlnlslratrls.
35-3-12-11
I Oil HALE One lili fool balli
l:nli: also some -parlnr chali'H and
I bed complete. See lien I leclollS.
Souimer luitel.
20-3-12-ltp
FOR TIE NT - Modern furnished
house wlih garden. 2103 Firm.
. !i-:i-i2-3ii
1'Olt KliN'T 0-room house fur
llishnil, garden 'and garage, for
ner I 'live and Hall SI.
lu-3-l2-2lp
Ftllt SALE Well located five
loom modern hntiBalow for
Imiius huliler. Win. .Miller and
Co. lt,-3-12-lt
FOI'NI Pair of horn-rlinniid
glasses, on Adnnia avenue. Own
er may call Miin 37 to identify
nitlcle and pay fof adverllslnB
charges. 22-3-12-21
! 12 liOVK A HE SENTENCE.
ASTORIA, Oro. Twolvo boys.
ranKlR from t2 lo 1(1 yoar;i nf ur'
wore rommltiod to the stule ro
form Bohnol Imro by County JihIro
Cornollus. The JuiIro then parolod
tho lads In oaro of tholi parents
wlih tho -insertion thai they would
bo Hint to tho instil ut Inn at tho
noxt Intimation ( roeolvod. of any
wrong-flolns or mlsohiof on tln-lr
part.
Tho boys wore all churned wlih
having broken into summer homos
of non-Seaside residonis, stoaling
various unifies anil soUIiik thorn to
second-hand dealers.
In delivering: his sent once the
judprn erlllciaed tho parents and
the second-hund dealers who pur
chased the stolen property.
In Mississippi, a lazy man Is one
who hasn't energy enough to inako
iliB boys go to work.
ci.aude c. ruArr
Mr. Claud C. Vvatt,
Pear Sir:
We, the liiidei'hlgned judges,
ha if dochli'd thai tbo letter Writ
ten by Clarabello HIiIho, cornel
ami Spruce, was the hoff lei tor
giving Ion leavniis "Why (woplo
vhnuld buy lumber from tbo
Clnudo C. Pi-ati l.umlK'r Co." an. I
tln-rofoii' wins the .'. Cod?r
( l.o.l.
As (bo one of the g. rented nior
lls in that she Iibm not oa.l any
liilnuaiioim on anyone and ban
given Rood, sound i-caMMis In a
oonol'jlvo manner. -
Itopoetriillr ynnr,
E. I!. Ill MI'IIIM.V,
M. II. AI.I.EN,
JOHN AIJ.EV.
P. R. Her letter will he publlsh- d
tomorrow.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Th Poor Man Friend"
OppD. Foundry. PHONE ltd W
No Hunilaf Uuslnetw
MAMTH POP
viLL kjd at
This Tiv.e
TriMriC.B.ri'Al
The DA.V
J
THE $5000 PRttE
Or THE
EEAUTV
COMTE?T
DPAVS
NI&H '
to
IlHTHE
MONEM WILl-
&E MINE.
MEANTIME
JEAL0U5W
DE)EUOPS
EfcTvJEEN
The
MAGiC
MUD
CAtlLIDATF;
fry hsi
! OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE By Condo
i - a v n i
: H(-lo. smith. a l
So?ce so TtjKMtj.t -ooi?. 4iel
"THAT roJ 24M'T r- r
C iKi m tjwi;- ' 3 'IX (
La Grande
Last Showing Tonight '
Of "This Woman"
At Sherrys Theater. '
We have seen Irene Ttlch In half
a dozen recent piel urea. She AU
excellent work In every case. Yes
terday we saw hoi performance In
"This Woman," the screen adap
tation of the Howard Hockey
novel. She was more than excel
lent hero; her work revealed her
u superlative actress of the pho
toplay. Miss Ttlch has the role of Carol
Prayton, and a sympathetic role it
becomes In her hands. First we
see her as a student of music,
friendless and penniless in the iron
hearted city of New York, There
a woman of the street befriends
her. At the first meal she has
eaten In duys, nhe mukos the ao..
ouaintance of n man, Ooron
Puane. Then the place 1s raided;
and to shield himself, Dunne
charges Carol with having accost
ed him. .
o;t we see her In prison, serv
I ing n thirty-day sentence. When
'arol leaves the Jail, besmirched
' in rnniilnllntl aim illfhlnH In sl(l(T
In the streets for a living. The
improssario of New York's leading
opera house discovers lier. nnd de
cides to help her lu bringing her
talents to fruition. How this Is
accomplished, through incorpor
ating her voice, and how she falls
In love with the nephew of the
very mnn who had stlgmntlxed her.
with new complications, Is unrav
elled in this entertaining picture.
It Is n Warner Pros. Classic of
Ihe Screen. Around Irene Hleh are
grouped the following players: Hi
cardo fortes:, l.nulzc Fuzondu,
Crunk Elllolt, freigliion Iab
Marc MoPormntt, Helen punhur,
Clara How and Otto Hoffman.
Phil pfcosen ably directed the
production. The result is a picture
for and above the ordinary. . .
Comedy. "Kids Wanted. "
Priscilla Dean
In "A Cafe in Cairo"
Better Than Ever.
In the field of tempestuous,
emollnnnl hlsttonlc art prlsellln
peun has no equals. And when
you place her In nn action atory
with a background ns romantle
and colorful as Hint of Egypt, the
theatergoer Is assured, of a fas
cinating f nterinlnment.
Although "A Cafe In Cairo." at
the Star Is from th novel by
Izola Forrester. It might well have
been written directly for the stnr,
so well does II fit her personality.
This Is partly due, no doubt, to the
fact that the photoplay version In
by Harvey Oaten, who wrote "Tho
Wildcat of Paris" and olher Pris
cilla Penn sueceHnea.
The story concerns a fascinating
little hourl. who falls In love with
a dashing ynun? American nee.ret
nervice operator. This picture Is
STANIJ MULM
CrlAI)Ce IMT'tIS
COfOTEST AS Oll
VIOULD 1M A
i.1-" nun .
DEMP5EV-J
1
1!
1 t
Theatres
one of the speediest pictures that
local screens have offered in ninny
moons and the spectator's interest
Is held In a vise-like grip from
tho fast-moving prologue to tho
spectacular underwater knife duel
(n the climax. Hut Us most on
j.usual feature Is the love Interest,
.which hus boon Injected in such
.'a manner that ' ihej romance neiitly
hnlances the thrills, tempering the
. melodramatic womenls with a real
jism that Is truly delightful. It is
also pleasant to record that there
are more moments of natural hu
mor In this offering than anything
in which MIps Peun hus recently
. appenred,
I Robert Ellis, who appears op
: poslte Miss peun gives just tho
right amount of dash to his por
trayal, while the supporting' cast
I includes such capable players as
Carl Slockdule, Evelyn Selble.
! Hnrrt Woods, rurinen PhllllpN,
I l,uiV Steers, .-Utifn King and John
j Stoppling. diet Whitney Is cred
ited wlih the smooth direction, and
the unusually lovely photography
'is the result of Sol Pollto's cum-
r skill.
Girls Swamped Studios.
'All Wanted to Go to .
"Dante's Inferno." .
Ruch a call for heautlftil, shape
ly young girls wont forth one day
last fall that. even Hollywood, the
home of the unusual and the un
cpeeted. mil up. took notice and
responded. Thai call came from
the William Fox studios and mount
Hint Henry otto was about to be
gin "shooting" some of the big
scenes In "Pante's Inferno." based
on Hie, Italian poet's classical nl
logory. SornO of the nroties called for the
r
Grande
Konde
Lumber Co.
A noma Concern With
lloma l'urpos.
We liave some mill stock,
No. 1 itrailo of Mitrrt I'ainls
sn.l OiIiI-sIm-iI Windows,
Wn wish lo morn tills
stiKk ami are making "
aaln prills.
... r1 nELL SPEAKIM&
OF DEMP5EW -KIND
. UOOTMi
ir3 OtoE CAJEK.
J
appearance of hundreds of (fir It to !
represent the lost souls of women
who hud sinned during their earth !
ly life and were consigned to a
special circle of hell for punish
ment. To the credit of the Hirla
tt should be said that they didn't
fear punishment not the least
little bit, for thoy fairly f-.wuit.p-
ed the Vox casting offices.
ones, little ones, rut uiwl thin ones,
hlirh-brow, low-brow, lose or win
ones, nnd till ycurnlng to ko to
well, the pluce-thut Mr, lunto has
helped to make fit mo tin. And onre
they ffot their 'slron uniforms."
they presented a alKht 1 hat was
srood for KleiK eyes. And spouk
Inir of the scones In which those
young- ladles appeur, there is sntd
to be a kick in every fool ( joke
Hiuliha please copy).
"Panto's Inferno," the Fox pro
duction, will hcnln a run at the
Arcade theater today and will con
tinue till Saturday.
MA Dls I JFK MF.MnF.lt
IEl.ANO. oil. A signal honor
was bestowed upon John It. Qulnli,
past national commander of ihe
Amet-lcun Legion,, when, ut u ' re
pent moelintf of Merlo1 Heed Post
of the li-R-lon here ho was .elected
a life member of Ihe post. A poHl
ol'lleial Kuhl: ' Delano poHt watched
lolin Qntnn no 'from, post com-mumli-r
to Ihe naiionul com
mandorshlp of Ihe lojrlnn wlih Us
11, not) puHlH. John Ijulnn honored
I'oluno post, tin iost has taken
this way lo honor John tjiilun."
Purity Bread
. MauY Clean SoM Clenn
Truth In advertising Implies honesty In mnnurneturo
and the nwmrancn nf a nuiiare deal. Cllve us a trial.
La Grande Bakery
K. i. McWIM.IAMS, Owner
The Only Independent llakery In li Orande.
BLUE RIBBON H1U5AD SlIPKUIiNE BREAD
ACME PAINT
, covers more surface, and really costs less. .
Pnl n I for every surface
Paint for Every Purpose,
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson . Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Exide Batteries
STKO.MUI'.HO
8. A M. RpntlllitH
Packard AVI re all 8l7.es
C.Mteralnr & Starter Hnishos
Light t. lobes all sios
Lamp Sockets
(emiiue ltemjr anil Deleo
Coils, Points, ete.
FRED T.
MAHT 1911
Salulij J&oMy
1,4 r;niK-josri'n ntaok link
llnars A (olillroii, 1'nips.
StflRrs Leave Ln (Jrnnde naily
7 :.!() - 9:00 12:.'I0 . 4:00
Stages Leave Joseph
7:.'10 - 0:.10 - 12:30 - 2:.10
Eighth Measaec
Why pay more 7 Yon enn bay an
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for lea
Ledbetter Garage
1404) Aila ins Areau.
rl Gosh chief - l S 7.
VJCMDER. VJ HAT'S I if
I lVRON& r ' j ,' J
I 27 YEARS :
AGO j
Pally Mornlnc Observer, March
11. 1808 Effas are selling at 19J
cents per dozen and are plentiful.
(). P. Hojmetf botiKht 13 lots
and three hour's la the northern
ponton of the city yesterday.
There is u rumor . ehvulutlnfir
among railroad people that the
1'nion Puclfio h endeavoring to
roi control of the Oregon Short
l.luo and the O. K. und X. road.
A dispiitch from Oinuhu dated
March IHh states thai it In un-nounot-d
that the Cnlon pacific is
now In control of the. Oregon
Short Line. '
J. P. McKennon. ' who Is now
shipping 18 carloads of potatoes
euHt. showi-d us telegraphic orders
for in curs moro from, St. l,onis
and New Orleans, but said It would
be impossible to fill them as they
wanted straight 'Hurbanks," and
that there were not three earloadn
In the country.
The ladles' whist club was en
tertained yesterday ut'ternoon by
Mesdiiiues SpauliHng and ltrann at
(lie lutter's hnmu.
Tln school clerk oT Pendleton on
last Mondny reported the number
of HOhool ohlldivu at Unl7, gain or
1 14 over last year. This gives Pen
dleton fifteen more children than
CAUHCHinOltS
Klaxon Horns
Stop Mghls
Itotiert ItOM'li anil Clniiiilrn
Spark I'litgs
CopMT Tubing
Oarhrlcl Smiliborn 1
BURGESS
lin Jltttitm Aw
Camfuiiauij I
She started
LI T-n
(
JIIMaMzXWm
La Grande.
Pendleton paid her school teorh
era for the your ending March 1st
j $tilSl.tin. Jjt Orunde paid lis
tesehors for the same period
(i3t.a, or $214. US more . thun
Pendleton. ,
Cool i o-Slovaks at ItoMflmrg
. ItOSEIiritCr. fire. - The emis
saries of the American Czocho
Slovik chamber or commerce, who
are touring the stale of Oregon
Investigating urgtculturul condl '
tinns, arrived litre urter stopping
in Suli'in. Corvullis und Kugeno .
during tho day. They were the.
gnctttu of the Host-burg chamber
or commerce ui j bamitiei ut which
time the visitors mot a number of
the business men of the city. They
expressed themselves well pleased
with conditions in Oregon.
This
Home
ft-rnrmi modern house, '
icara.'io, lm u 1 10, cor
ner Walnut and . Main
street. Shade trees
ami slinibtM-ry; paved
street. '
Prleeil $:.Hflfl '
$.110 cash balance on .
terms.
WEEKS & I5LACR
III ALI'OIW ,
Poultry
Netting
Now Is thn tlino to mnko
the Chicken l'nrk. I liavo
lT.NCINU
ill All HclKllU
F. L. LILLY
If srdwsre
"Thotiav Mmin 81 " :
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, lljcrs
Anil l'rcssers
l'HOMO MAIN lit :
Depot Strcwt
La Grande ; ; '
Mattress Shop and
; Weaving WorLs
. Mattresses of all kind.,
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather
Usnovatlns;. Ras; and Fluff
Hues made to order and fur
ante. Carpet and Rms: Tt.am i
' lrisT. Klirnlture. Rn-coverthf..';'
i lilittiM.il iSimlirnJer.' 1-''
Factory I'hone 424-W .
' CHA.H. KDWAItllS, l'ro.
' UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME TAItl.R
lycares leaves
Union La n rands
lilt A. M. llino A. M.
lilt P. M. 6:16 P. M.
Nunilara
leaves Lmtb.
Vnioa Ia arawM
1:00 P. M. tilt P. at
. Hanirilaf Mglit Bneclals
j Ieares Iea,es
' Dnloo - Ij Graad.
1:00 P. M. 11:00 P. at.
I Heated Oars
' P. O. IH'liAP, MaaUMte '
ncsulqiiartcrs, bummer Hotal
BY TAYLOR'
MO- -
LOOK AT 'EM'
ANO THE BEAiUW
SHE DID'.
? "
CONTEST IS f.
1 v
(fSai TOMORROW1.!
IB 1 New l'olcy Illilg. . M
U I Insiiiniice - Loans ; II
Sim w eK ye
1