La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 20, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 20, 1925. THE M GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN " The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties FOR RENT FOR RENT Four room mortem burnished apartment. Call 255 W. 8-3-IS-tf pon HKNT Front modern bed- room. 101! Sixth street. 9-J-18-3t - VOR RENT Modern house, fur. ntHheil, on 'paved street. Phone 434 W. 10-3-18-6tn FOR RENT Modern three-room . furnished apartment. Newly kill fiomined, steam heated. . IfloC Waali. 12-S-lS-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for Itoht housekeeping. 1512 Adams. I'hone 267-J. 11-227-tf FOR RENT (1-room houso on Heeond Rt. ' Phono 818-J. i . i . io-2-ao-tr rOR &ALE FOJl SALE OR TRADE One ; house end lot; also one 4-room ''.-house for rent. Phone 1M-W or rail 1702 X. 20-3-lS-4tp FOR SALE row, 2414 N. Second .Street. 0-3-17-4tp. FOR SALE Absolut, ly best bred pointer pups In stale. Ready for ; delivery. See Charles Runyan. i't' ' " ' 14-3-18-4tp FOR SALE Five room modem " house, 3 large lots, fruit, flow ' era and lawn. Well loented. rea sonable prlre anil terms. Phone M 304-J. 21-3-18-Sln FOH SALE OR TrtAHE-810 acrrs uf land, ISO Dcreablo, 40 acres ' with water right, unout 9ff ncros '. sub-Irrigated, three large Hpringa, lots of cows find hogs ami run- FOR SALE 5 Three-room modern home, good lnpnttnn npnr shorts and school.) 'Owner is leaving town and hn!bank of health everyday ? 1 1 I. -.. t n.lll 1 ' ' priuuu nun jnujjRiiy nu u "in ell. It will pay you to investi gate this. . Seven-room home, well loca'ted on paved street, for $3700. The terms are very reasonable. J, 0 One-acre tract close to Green wood school and new saw mill, t-room home and barn on place. This place wilt consider a small car os part of first payment. . 0 j. Four-room home, city water, electric lights, plastered. This is a well-made small home, well lo cated. A small automobile or real estate contract will be ac cepted as a -first paynmn-and the .balance can be paid llko rent. xGeo.H.Currey REALTORS Rt-Al Estate Loans Insnrai Look the Part - i Clint's Clothiery Fixtures House Wiring- ATWATER - KENT AND OTHER RADIO SETS We Install Radios Free Benham Electric Co. UAI3 104 SPRINGTIME NEEDS No matter whether for work or for play, we have it! GARDEN TOOLS - HOSE . GOLF - BASEBALL SUPPLIES and FISHING TACKLE Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Just A , Few Gents A Line puhliHty is nwwnry for any business transaction. If yon si'U oik article, or your . own crvl, or the usn of A houso or fifflrt. It r' ijuiN's publicity to thr t Ifin of nwhfng thn prrsm. Willi whom you deal. To fW'ivo bosl that publicity must he ocmiiilci,l as well as adiiMiutr. You can buy that variety iu Observer Wnnt Ads every lny. Tim ens t Is oiil y n f e vv ct i 1 1 s a line yet, you reach over 12,000 prospects. "AN OUKFRVKB WANT ad wiiifi no IT." chlnery, near Baker project. One-half mile from Telocoset. $12,000.00. $:iK00 cash, balance C yenrs. K. Blaser, Telocnset. 44-3-2-lmp FOB SAI-K lttrhlge Bock. Ply mouth Boclc. K. 1. It. ond Buff Leghorn hatching egga. VA Pratt, east, end of X Ave. 20-3-1 S-fit If he advertises It, good. he knows It's BANK OF HEALTH Do you realize that you must make deposits in the I ne saiest way to Keep your health-assets intact, is to keep your body well-nourished. Scott's Emulsion is the food'tonic, rich in vita mins that helps thousands realke dividends on their deposits in the bank of health. AlittlaofScotEinylpionlfive .viuJ m tip- helps you keep your deposit of strength Intact. Scott & Bovrue. BloomCcld, N. J. 24-1: by dressing the part. You may succeed without good clothes, but you will find the fight much easier if you pay 'more atten tion to your appear ance. "Clothes Tai lored to Measure by Bom" make it easy for you to dress up at a very modest cost. We will be glad to show you the new line of wonderful pure wool fabrics. KEW FOLEY BLDO. WANTED NOTICE For furnaee or flue cleaner. Phone 3C0-R. Ixi Grande. Ore. 10-3-lS-lOlp WANTED Sewlns' neally done. Phone 434 W. Mis. Nora Webb. 9-2-17-lmp NEW TODAY NOTICK. Clarified Wnnt AU nr strict ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy must be In not later than a. m. date -of Insertion. Rates. 2o per word for each Insertion, roil SA r.K Timolhy need, 10o q pound. Timothy .secil Hlichtly mlxoil with ulalke elover, itie a pound. II. V.. Hull, SmiiintTvIll-. ir-3-i3-2u-7-4-a-io-i:-ip ' . vui: kkm hive room nonse, room bonne. mod.rn. clos In. shade trees. tjorden. (-0. Bhoiie 4i:t-J. 13-3-2-ltp 'thrill setjuenci' of Jennie. Maepher WANTIOn Girl or unencumbered Hon-s ai.reen play represents a new woman for Institutional work, j ,V).or( in directorial daring to get Apply in person at the. Grande ;H,.reen scenes. .Newspapers every Honde Hos)iial. I ti-H-i;ul f : where carried stories of the bllz- r ii rd which menaced the lives of rait SALE Virginia Creepers J overy one of those who worked in and Ivy roots. Phone 8G9-W. Ithls series, just one dramatic point 12-S-20-ltp!n Cecil B. pe Ml He's latest pro- '. ! ; ! . ductlon of gowns and gorgcous- WANTi:i Sah swoman for this district. Ilitf commissions p:tld daily. Selling the world's fastest selling Sporl 1 hens. Chic Kniui. Beiall for $r.r.o and sell on sight. Something new not sold In stores. See factory representa tive, Mrs.O. henry, at Koley Ho tel, l.n Grande, .Mondny, Tuesday and Wednesday. 4r-3-2(Mtp POU RENT Modern furnished apartment. Waverly Apt. 7-H-20-2tp 1.V1I? 17 l.VT 9.i.nnm n rn plmnnl furnished ror light housekeeping. jsuie enirancn. rnitu n rem. i-moi M. Ave. jri - 3 - 20 - 3lp,J FOB BKNT Kive room modern furnished bungalow. Inquire Jltifi X. Kir. Phone Main G67. . 12-S-20-2lp FOR RKXT Modern five-room apartment. Call at 2004 First, 10-3-20-Gt Viiiatilla to Try Out Flnx. PKNDLKTON, Ore.' Five vari- county gram nursery here iy Ki. a. Mitchell, assistant superintendent of the Mora experiment 'slut ion, and Fred Reunion. Flax Is on ex periment. The county annually grows several Uiousand acres of bai ley, and oats can be grown here. Tim seeding here followed similar work In the county nurseries at lone. lieppner nnd Condon. TRAIT A so-oallcl biislni-M ninn sniil. It Is Betting nliim-i Impossible.' to rim mi lioiifst IjusIiicss ny more." Tlml mun Is nlUin - iMU'kwnrils with Ills ori's slim, us It Is erltin Imposslhlr. Tor n m.T. In run n illvhoiirst hnsints mitt siiciM1!. rcoplc ilfiiinnil II. 1-:fru Klnt..A-sinp slihiyli.s. :t r.il lit M, ilillv.i-.il. XH.M per M. If jtoi B-t rlii-iii joinsclf. ( lailHp C:. PrAtl" Lumber Co. "Tbe Poor Man'a Frteaa" Oppo. F001KI17. fllONE 14S m. No Bonday Hiulo FY tApSK wonl through It wlllinui a liilrli. in i i i 9 ii . . ' ' -"- ' - ' i r" " 'i -t jMAMTH POP BY TAYLOR I GREAT HONl' 6I6HT C (, AMD BREAKFAST ISN'T ljJUiW f fd OLGA! OlGA! - COME fsgN ( 'gf TAMKS "BUT t DONT ) " . ' I S O'CLOCK anO OtAA 'U ( PEAOV fc-rneR - f WOMDES 7-- Oif' ZQ. OOVMN AO 6T WJMfc jM "1 V.'ACOT AW r " " . ' I' ( PROMISED TO CAuu f-?.-xX- S if SmE MA6rT OvE9lEPT J ' "StTT BREAKFAST JM ,, ' La Grande Sherrys Showing Harry Carev in "Soft Shoes." Harry Carey In "Soft Shoes." in the eay going sheriff of Itouhler. a sm fill western town. H gvia a legacy of several thousand dol lars DP.d deeld8 to go o tm Kran eiseo to see thu HightH. His ex perience In "Meeing the in" makes a most interesting story. Comedy showing larry Semon in "Kid Speed." "The Golden Beer Now Showing at Arcade Theater. Four ants crawling on a huge river of Ice. Cloenp, two men bickering as to who shall -get a snow-flower (it the edge of a half mit" dei-p erevasne. A guide and a woman watching. ; Hot wordH horn of jealousy, a guide -ope jHeveretl. two men fftlllng. I Sketched lit a few words, this .scene of drama and thrills finds MtMi'lf on the screen in Cecil B. Ie . ni,r ,, ,,..,.... . ini .Thi , '",,, ,t(i.. nvken on theiflnminfr lloVf HilRpd largest glai-ler In America, the la 1)OUJ, xiiiqually on Ml. Itatnler. this n-ss, another fenlure of which is a novel, striking "eundy ball. "The Golden lied," adapted from Wallace Irwin's hcst-sellcc and Biciorial Beview serial, is a fine social satire. Ken In red in the principal roles are 1 nd l.a Koquo, Vera Reyn olds, Lillian Rich. Warner Baxter. Theodore Kasloff mid Julia Kaye. Playing in support ure among oth ers Henry Walthall, Robert Kdc son and Robert Cain, The picture Is now showing at the Arcade. (That Horse Tony Is a iiT oonlriiv TTrvrl Tnf - iCCi'111B 4UU1 . ne sure nas trains ! A local news reporter in Lou An geles, scenting a good feature story when Tom Mix jumped his horse from the roof of a two story 'dobe building to the ground In progres sive leaps from one gallery to an other, while making scenes for "Tho l.n st of the Buanes," went to see the William Fox star. "Mr. Mix. I heard about your jumping! scene in that new picture. I'd like ! to get a good story. Will you tell j me some facts about yourself?" , Tom smiled, "I'm going to re- j slsl. the temptation you are giving i me to talk about myself. If you I want to know about the jumping stuff I'll hsive to talk about Tony, i That horse Is a leaping fool! j "The director didn't think my ' horse could make the jumps re iulred In' the story. But I asked him to call in the technical dt- rector" so that we could get a house built with galleries dropping to , the ground. When it was finished , we bad soft earth put on the land- ' ing places to save Tony's legs. At I that, the jumps were enough to ! make the average horse refuse, There was one rehearsal and Tony j went through It without a hitch. "When, the scene was 'actually taken he carried out his part. There were five jumps In nil. but 1 hey weec etns.' tmrelher. Tbc hindlnrr ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS FOHTL.NO AND SMTTK OFFICE I chl. De,n notnurgic.l mtthod tTcatina Pile, ind other reeul nd'l colon .llmentl hai built n orj.nli-1 , tloo of highly trained ipecialUta to can 1 J for the pattenta who come from aU,l ! parta of tne Weat. ) The akill of these apeciallata la proved toy tne unquaimca uuAAAnjci that each PHo aufferer la cured or hlj f REFUNDED no matter how1 I lonn atanding or ho ' rZ cver ni caM may be- I S& Send for my FREE book I iD-CI Warehouses f5&WMmmm Theatres places were narrow and a slip meant not only a retake but pos sible serious Injury, maybe to both of us. It seemed as if Tony knew Just what he was tip against. He wan deliberate and hi action wits as smooth as an engineer's time piece. He didn't balk and he didn't hurry himself. 1 just stayed on his hack und he did the rest. There's only one way to explain it. That Tony horse has brains." The reporter shot over another question. "Hut didn't you have to guide the horse? He never could have done it nlone." "Pon't.you think so? Well, the set la still standing. I'll gel Tony and nuiyhe he'll surprise you." Tom took Tony to the starting place ami pointed to the galleries below. He stroked the animal's neck and then stood elear of him. "(In to It, old boy!" Tony netMlt'd no more bidding, lie went through tluf stunt as if his master were riding him. The im porter wrote the story as Tom had given It. "The .ast of the Puancs," uno fin-y's tale, will be seen at the filar for three days starling today. "Chocolate Soldier," (On Shaw's Comedy. The story of "Tim Chocolate Soldier." which will be the offer Inr of the Hrnndon Opera com- Monday evening, Mnreh 2:ird, at K. of P. Hall, tho Knights of Pythlns nnd the Pythian Sisters are giving a Bnno.net at 7 o'clock, fol lowed by a short Program. Presentation of Veterans Jewel, Punclng and Cards, All Brother Knights nnd Sisters are earnestly request ed to attend. Claude L. Berry, C. C. It is much easier to keep your health than to re gain it after it becomos impaired. Old Monticcllo L 1 Tonic taken regularly keeps ' you well Moon Drug Co. Evcx.Tllilnit for I lie Sick Itonm I'lfO.MO MMS M Farmers Those of 7011 who llnvo Pome nheep will Soon have some wool To Let 11s find yon the l(n yer. I.iwt year two cant Of wool were assembled At our warelmiiM) Where It was easy for The buyer to ftmnplo Am mnko up a ear Aeconlinjt lo Rraile, I'IUh year Wft want To lianille Ten cars. NOTICE J To lionillo Ten cars. J i ' I a - . . . - f n .1- : 1 . ua urauuc rTT Jr UT rTTJVI pans at the Arcade thenter on next Tuesday night, March 24. Is based on George Bernard Shaw's brilliant sattrcal comedy "Arms and the Man." The opera closely fol lows t he incident?, sit ai ions and structure of the original story. The scene of the opera Is laid near Oragomah I'ass. liiilgnri.-i. 1 SX5. S'-rviu ami Hulgurlu are at war. The family of Colonel I'opoff. of the: Bulgarian army, consisting of the daughter Nailiua. her cousin Mascha, and the mother Aurell:i, are ensconsed U their home, fear ful of the approaching i-ngngement of the conflicting armies. Nadinu, a romantic maiden, Is in love with Alexius, a young Bulgarian who li:is become a hero amongst, his countrymen for his brilliant cav- I a I ry eh a rge n gainst t h e Se rvla n. This young officer s idealized by Nad ina und she is filled with com plete admiration for his eoniu-sts. I.leut. Humeri!, n young Swiss officer, attached to the commis sary department of the Servian forces. Is attacked by the patrol, whom he eludes by climbing into Nadiua's boudoir. Ills suave man Purity Made, Clean 'Truth in advertising Implies, honesty In manufactures and tho nssuraneo of n stpiaro denl. Give us a trial. La Grande Bakery K. J. McWIfjMAMH, Owner The Only Independent Bakery In ha Grands. BLUE ItlBBON BBFAH .SUPF.KFINK ItltEAO ACME PAINT cavers more surface, nnd really costs less. Paint for every surfaco Paint for Every Purpose. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Exide Batteries sTHO.Miu:na s. & nr. spotlights Faeknrd Wire nil sizes fJenerator & Starter Brushes Light (ilobos all sizes Lump Sockets Genuine ltciny nnd Delco Coils, rolnls, cle. FRED T. Safolij Swiftly Cbmfbtlably Come to our Klae Depot on Jefferson SI. All Sloven leave from Ibero dully except Kmnlnys. i.davi: i.a (;kami: nut ,ro-ih 7.-:i0 - :m - I2::I0 - '1:00 Itaker :()( - 1:00 . I::t0 femlledui 11:00 - -1:00 lli:i(JT llIIONK MAIN' Ttltl Eiffhth MesHagc Why pay more? Yon can buy an KSSKX or a HUDSON COACH for less. Lcdbetter Garage ii j 11 PESIjI-. , 1406 AilMmt Ari-nua II , ner, compelling; Arguments and school on the evening of, March 13. rpilek wit under his difficulties ( All oration won1 good. The Bible force Nadlna to conceal hlm'chool of the university won first against her will, and he is saved ! prize. Willamette university second, by the three women who greatly I'uelrio university third and Pael admtre his vouthfut mein and cur-I fie college fourth. .Music for the rlage. loiter Humerli. who hs en gtged In this flirtation with Na dlna to save his life, falls in love with hr and she, almost against her will, yields her affections to t he business like, scientific Swiss soldier, who shows the q' If sav aue ltttlKtiriai:a what training and ni'ii t It m iifftnnlil iu. u ifn in lit t lit. if t linmlui at ulld timet Im'Iiim. The in uste was written by Oscar Strauss and some of the most popular gems of the comic opera stage are to be found In "The Chocolate Soldier," among them are "My Hero." "The Tale of a Coat." "Sympathy and the famous "Letter Song." AOICMAli SCHOOL M'.WS MON'MOl'TH (Special) The In tercollegiate oratorical assn-lat Ion of Oregon held their yearly con test at the cliaue) of the normal Bread Sold Clenn cahburetoiis Klaxon IIo.ns Slop Lights ltobcrt liosoli and Champion Spnrk Plugs Copper Tubing (iarbilel SLulibcrs BURGESS 1XOH Jeffrnwm a.slon v:m turnlshed by the nor mal school orchestra. After tho program u bnniU":t was served. The Porens society of the Chris tlon church served Shamrock tea at the Odd Fellows hall March III. X prl;:e was offered Tor the pretti est table und was won by Mrs. Chambers. Tho program for tho afternoon constat ed of music and recitations. The seniors annual prom was held Saturday evening. The gym nu.shim wus beautifully decorated in commemoration of Kt. Patrick's day. Forty or more students will o-nuliiijtK from tho. school this spring . ! Builders Hardware I have anything you need to build a home in the Hardware Line and Paints. F. L. LILLY IiirdwHr I'hotia Main 85 WEAVER'S Tailor, Cleaners, Dyer Anil 1'iwwri I'HON'F, MAIN 739 Di'lMit KtrfsH . La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works . Mattronaca of all kinds elfaneil and rphiillt; Feather Renovating. Itiia; and Fluff Rugs niado to order and for Ala. Carpet and Kmr- Qmi. Uia;. Iurnlturo Ite-covorlnff. fjloenseil FunilfrHti.r. ' Factory Phone 424-W ciiA.q. rnwAims, rmo. UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE fjeare lATf Union Iia nrnnde 1:16 A, M. 11:00 A. M. 1:16 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Bundayf IeaTM TiFSTT Union La Grmnda l:no P. M. 6:16 P. 1C Ratunl.r NlfliJ Rpcclal IeaTea IieavM Union I Grands T-.00 P. M. 11:00 F. U. UrateA Cum P. O. Ih'ltAP, Mnnacer ITeadqiinrti'rs, Komnier Hotel 1 This Home lot, Norlll Siilc. l'l-lic, I Sid". Twins. i i i I WEEKS & BLACK 1 & ...... 1 mammJ Ofjl rew miry 1111(5. B - Instil aucc - fHMiua j I II Hi li'";. it;v.V. mm