La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 25, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, March 25, 1925. THE EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN The Observer Want Ad Pai TheMarket Place of Union and Wallows Counties FOR KENT FltBR Por baiillnK. ' 16 to 20 yards Mack dirt. Inquire 3 it 7 Sprlns St. . 1 3-3-2 l-41p! FoTTnRNT Modern furnished nnartment. Cull Edunholm Apis. : - . i -S-23.tf j.-OF! KENT. Kilt-nlslied 3-ronm ' apartment on lower floor with : ' garden plot. 2107 Third. i 1 3-3-2 1-Jf jOlt KENT Modern flvo-room apartment. Call nt 2004 h'irsl.' :,. . lll-8-SII-Ot FOP. UKNT Modern house, fur nished, on paved afreet. Phono 1 W. ' 10-3-lS-Ctp port ItRNT Furnished rooms for Unlit liouBekeeplnif. 1612 Adams. Phono iM-J. 11-2-27-tf .-oH RKN'L' 6-room houso -on Second SI. riiono 3I8-.1. lll-2-2fl-lr IFOR bALE FOR SAI.K Common and Grlmin alfalfa need. Prion Mo and line Krnest' Kohler, Union. ' 12-3-2.1-r,lp FOR SAI.K Tliorolm-d U. I. K. hatching eggrs. 13211 Y avenue. 'I'tiono 3fi?-J. ... 10-3-21-UI. FOR SAI.tO Oil THA11H 310 acres :-of land, 180 acrcnblo, 40 acres -. with water rbrht, about 00 acres i sub-Irrigated, three largo springs, ': lots of cows und hogs anil ma chinery, ' nonr Baker project. One-half mlln from Telocoset. FOR SALE Just A Few Cents A I Publicity is necessary for any buslines tiunsucilon. It J'on sell nn anlele. or jour own serviirs, or the. um nt a house, or nrriiw, it rx. nttlres publicity to the o lent of reai hlnsr the persoti with whom joii ileal. To serve best fml puhlklly limit he ecniiiunleiil ;ls .,. us aileiii:ite. v.m em, buy that variety in Ohiervcr Want Ads every ilny. Tho coil Is niilv a few cents n line j,., you mtrli over tifiQO prospects. "an ons;nv(:n want ad wiiiti io it." TODAY 1 2.0H0.O0. $ar,00 cash, balance 6 years. K. Illaser, Teloeas.-t, 44-3-2-llnp FOR SAI.K Page. Woven Wire fence. Come and Ret. It. T will do the streteliliij;, 1'hone H7n 'M. .1. A. Chandler. 1 r-:i-2:t-:ilp WANTKD NOTICE. Claislrioil Want Ads mi- strict ly CASH IX AIIVANOKv copy must he In not lalVr iluiii 0 a. m. date of Insert II:;!;-.: 2o per word for each Insertion. rOU SALE An excellent used Hoosier cabinet. W. II. nohn'-n-kanip Co. ' 9.3-25-21 foil SAI.K No. 1 fresh'mllk row , 11. K. lleli; Cove, Ore. 10-3-25-r.lp P'OU HENT-- l-'ront Bleepln.tr room. 20.j(i First. 7-:i-;r,-2tp l-'Olt 1KN!T--Kleepinfr room' with all, the comforts of it modern home. T'linife 4 I4-.I. 12-.1-2ti.tr OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE By Condo' AND ACL TH-IS TOIajN NtTS, MrS.T(?Ot3; IS pLfi,X,-AO A aooS SLOSAN TO OC (jSCP . .- WANTED l.mly' ,vnnlli , hnlisr ke.'iiiniv, ionl:ln;?. r.uiehor camp wuil,-. Pli'onc 3ii(l M, I l-.t-2f.-lln. FOU' KENT -r- Modern furnished npt. IIIOC Wash. - 7-3.2f.-lt FOR' SAI.li CaW.iit;e pinning ,10, imio now ready of the (liM-en-holl.'iea. Cherrys Flnl-isls. . fj.s-2r.-tv FOR RAI.F. Income Property. 14;14 Adams. Ml-s. Hutchinson. : , fi.;t-2f,-2tp HOW tvOU.LP' tHli "OO FOip. A SLOGAN f JH ONION 5, TBciac1 . - . I tt J I'lt'CInor Kpoi'lmon(s on 1.am Three-room modern home, g-ood 'location near sIiods and school. 0wner is lm,vlnfp town and haej Ore. .'nrtned this nronfiftv- an It. will I Br-ll. It will pay you to Inveatl-1 WANTKO irate this.' Seven-room homo, well located on paved' street, for $,'1700. The terms are very reasonable. One-acre tract clone to Green wood school and new saw mill. , 8-room home, nnd harn on place. This pjneo will consider a small car as part of first payment. ., 0 - Four-room . home, ' city water, electric lights, plastered. This is a well. made small home, well lo cated. -A small nutomonile ' or real estate contract will be ac cepted as a first payment and the h balance; enn be paid .Jike J0", nKRT.lN (AD Anton Flettnor, WANTKH Trade horses fnr Ford "the Inventor of tile rotnrship. lias with (lHlwry liox. O. Ci. TiijiI. completf d a contract with the cily Ki'ennd SI. lfl.:;.LM-4(n of Hrlln for the erection of two lowers in this city to Ikv UHen in producing fk-eirleity by wlndpower. NOTKM For furnace or flue cleaner, Thone 3C0-n, Ia Grande. 10-8-l8-10tp Geb.H.Currey REAITORS Real Estate Loans Insurance Sewing neatly done. I'honu 4IM V. Mrs. Nora Webb. 9-2-t7-lmp WANTKD Girl or unencumbered woman for institutional work. Apply In person at the Grand" Rondo Hospital. 1 0-3-20-tf WANTKI) Saleswoman tor this district, u, Hip commissions paid What My Neighbor Says 27 YEARS AGO RHtm'i-s Aw Punlslu'd. ,; parf;e3t fn!r that Herlin hns yet MSNDLBTON,- Ore. Spooning seen. ., . parties In automobiles parked along sides of roads In Umatilla county will face urrest and charts In court. accOrdlnK to; )'.. T. fookfntrlnitn, sheriff. He said I lie hud Instructed his deputtes to Daily Morning Observer, March 'Investigate every car standing 24. lS9S.-The people in the low- tilonf roads after daiit. er end of the Willamette valley statement following a ease woke up on the morplnR of the m court when Charles Owens and 20th to find a heavy frost upon woman with whom he. wea their fruit bloom. The peach crop . ltnuui (n n rnr ,m eonntrv road about Fortliind hns been powt- I h of iVndletnn plend.'d pullty poned to another year end Htl,ln n stututorv charjsre. They were early fruit was seriously Injured. L,ll(,h riI1lI jj0 an) r(l8tB whrn Iteverend teorKe KIHm. pnaior 1Iu.y tMered pleas of fuil(y. The Oi ,ie i i;i px .ki r.iuny ut Mvoinnn was rharceii . on a Jane OWy. m vlnitintr lila aisti'i. Mrs. t Crandall. of this ctly this week. I Miss Mue Stephens returned from Ktftin yesterday where she has been maUliifir arr.inRements In re gard to the entertainment to bu given Wednesday. . Mr. True, a into arrival from Kausiis, lias purehesed (lie l,a riuff farm from Georo Wilkinson pay itiff therefor, so we are Infm-med, $2;itm. After making the purelrase Mr. True marled back to kanstis for his wife ond Tamlly. Miilnle purker and lien Nuyes eompli'lcd the oour.te in office routine and booliliei.'plntf hnl week. Cove. So vent 1 Incln'S of snow fell htre Sunday nlf,lit nnd the ; weather Is nnuHimlly eolil. J The public school plum s here this week. An entertainment will I he Riven Sut urdny evenlnnf. 1oe tumtnt. Ilerlin Flm'kS to Seo ..x Product of Its Tailors IirmMK AV) lleady-mnde clothes had their InnliiM: nt the Her mit n capital recently when the. first Iterltn clothln.tr fair was held on the new exhibition ftrnttndft on which. In iiipld succession, there have been hi'hl the radio, the auto mobile, oud now the elolhltiK fall i Ovit l,0(tO firms applied for sptiee in the three larK halls si' nslde for the purpose. M wns Ihe No wonder Philadelphia - U known as a sleepy town. People staying-' up !t at nlffht look nh'-py- net dev. gcSRIN&TlMC tS f -, -7 PURE-FOOD-TIME AT SmfT's BREAM A La Grande Theatres Sherrys Showing. Is or Interest to l.a firande I'ollis "White Man" Today and Tomorrow: "White Man" contains some ex- " When one has had the misfor tune to Buffer from backache, headaches, dizziness, urinary dis orders and otner Kttiney ins ani iranrdlrmrv nrtlnir Uv the. well has found r;-lief from all this sie.;-jknown film favorilo;, Who-make up neBs and suffering, that person's ) l1s rilHt. ACC Joyce, -who makes advice is of untold value to friends in0P return to pictures in thiK .ve und neighbors. 'The followlnir case i hipio. in mnrn honndrui thun ov.n' dally. Rellins the world's fastest lw on)y ne ,of mnny thousands, )0forn stnd finU(l convinces us thai sollinir Knort Dress. Chic Knits. .... i. i .. r?..n,i.. ..aUi. I ..i. . - .m - Dill It I" Mini, in u. 1-41- " tMIIC L11I IllirUM u COIIN unioiiu IJIiieti soiling Kport Di-ess, Chic Knits. Itetall for $5.50 and sell on slffbt. Something new not sold in stores. See factory representa tive, Mrs.G. Lcary. nt Foley Ho tel, l.a Grande, Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesdnv. 4r)--2o-4m dent. . Who could ask for a bit ter example? Mrs. C. I. Johnson, R02 Spring street, J-a Grande, says: "Kidney disorder caused pain across my baek. My head .acheil und I had severe dizxy spells and co'idd hard- twfr-f! My walk -across ttic-florrrriy-irid- officers Ihe till, they following; the Ineys acted' Irregularly and 1 fc!t .pickled pltf's feet. nmong the supreme artistes that the screen has yet produced. Kenneth Harlan In the name rote has found a part superior even to ''The Virainian" In which he scored such a marked triumph last sen son. .r, ' ,. ,,. ' And in crediting the excellent performances of these players we Indications are that the north bio.' miserame. Aiier ia t uk . hasten to add thnt n piece of rent J M IM L HUH liyi: Ul ll.llllli:j- 11 U.i pole has pone honit mop. . for t he sum- Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTOKNKYH COCHRAN A EOETIHAR1 Geo. T. Cochran ond Colon II. Ehcr tiard, Attorneys, La Grandt) Na tional lianlc Building. ( flHIROPRAni'ORS BR. BEUI.B MTERS Cblroprac tor, New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 13 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m and J to p. ro.- tR. J. B. WOODBLI.. Clilroprao tor and Naturopath. Skin and blood dlBoaaeg, headaches, ap 1 pen. Ileitis, backaches, rhe-jma-. tlsm, asthma, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouhle suo- i cessfully treated. Blood pressure reduoea. Dlseanes of women and ' cblldren a apeclalty. Suite to. '., Sommer Bldg. Phone 417-W. Besldence Phone 1M-W . 6ffrioiATHio phtkk;ian FOU PI.IJMniNO and Plumbln.; Snpplles, call 13. C. Davis. 428 W. ! T.II2 S Ave. 3-21-t.t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Ij, O. O. M. f.a Orande I.ookb No. St0 l.oyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetlhga every Thursday nluht at p. m. at Odd Fellows' ball. The Women's Mooaehcart Legion No. IJH meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Vis itors welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator. . Harold Lund, Secretary. a. P O. KI.KS I-a Grande Lodxn No. 438. Lodge meets each Thursday evenine at 3 o'clock. tTn.na .nrl etuh nrlvlleirea cheer- f jlly extended to all Brother Rika. Letter Brarnwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Krkley. Secretary. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. . J. L. Ingle, Osteapalh, Rptnal curvature and fallen arches a specialty. Dr. Margaret Ini-i". Osteopath. Disease of women and feeding of Infanta a spe cialty. Office Phone Main 108. Res. Pbona 101-R. Sommer Bid-. PHTBICIAN-Sl'RQEON Dr. F. L. Ralston Practice limited to tbe eye. ear, none and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sommer Bid?. Main m. 1-I-ln PROFESSIONAL DKCOnATOR l! I , , - , I i-- WOODMEN OF THIS. WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Monday nlchts at EaKlea ball. All vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 11-23. La Grande No tional Bank Building. T. Recce, C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. FOUR- YEARS LATER. Mrs. Johnson sai.l: "I have never had iinytliinjr do me as mioh good .is Doan's. When my kidneys tro'l blo me, they are sure to glvo re Her." Price ROe, at all dealers. Don t Riintily nsk Cor a kidney remedy--get llorin's Pills the same ,lh::t Mrs. Johnson had. Kostor-Mll-huin Co., Mfrs.. P.uffalo, N, Y.--Adv. story by Velma Clark, "Judgment or WeBt Paradise,', Is produced with nn all star oast of which Ihe featured playera are Johhnie Walk er.' Gladys Htilctte and liiily Hul llvau. others 'In the east arn George Nichols, lOillth Yorke, Phllo MeCilllough, .Margaret ' ltndis, Jackie Murgin and Turner Sav uge. Nat Koks directed. Ho nuide "The Six I'-ll'ty," and li number of otlii?r big- rhtversal successes. Rough and Tumble Screen Fight in ; "Devil's Cargo." Wallace Beery and WHHnm Col lier, Jr., have cballenBed each oth er to a finish fitfht with bnrc fists 'Snfi' boot heels. The battle Is to take place In La Grande today. The plnee is the Star theater and there Is no way of cnm-elllnR' the Horses lo lniV Heai'si. ! HOOI lilVIOIt, Ore. I h'. M. VI. Welch, county vi'terlnaitan here for the Inst 2fi years, will pay his last tribute to the horse iwhen he rifles lo his lasl resi luff place In Id lew tide cemetery In a horse- Irawn hearse. Dr. Welch, who dropped dead at his office Tuoh- lay, some twelve years ujrn, when the firal motor henrse reached here, ive notice that nothltur but horses would ever carry IiIh body to the cemetery. Hr. Welcli's fontlness for horses was first aroused -itO years a bo, when he was a boy bareback rid er in a. circus. lie developed into n jockey later ond a driver of trotters and pacers. An old h orse-d ra w n h ea rse w as w 1 1 h -drawn from storage at the Fash ion stables where it lias remained unused for 10 years. 25c SPECIAL fiO Cent IJtik'iier Knife For 2."c Best buy ever offered! F. L. LILLY Hardware Pbona Main 81 . i Folks wouldn't havo to tako fifty-seven v.ii'ie- p. ties of spring tonics this 4. time of year if they ex- A ei-cised tlio proper caro in seluctinj!: then- foods, g The wholesome bread n vvc hake will put your ? health in tune with the p; .sprino'tinie. . g screen art is conlrihuteil by Wal ter T.ong. As the outlawed opera hutlle oilier than by changing play singer who becomes the dreaded Itiver Thief of the Jungles, Long outstrips his portrayal of Gum in "The HI rib of a Nation." See "While Man" by nil means. It r.uiks with the best, not only of this-year, hut of all years. . ' Comedy showing "It's a Hear." 1 date j of 'Viet or" Fleniinff's latest production for Punimouiit, "The Devil's l.'amo," in wliicli the bel ItKcreut paii' are featured with Pauline Starke and I'laire Ada.ms in the leadinjr roles. Col I Ins is barely five feet ten and weighs 1 40 pounds; Heery is aix feet one und welfjhs 235. I leery is the -favorite in such wafers as are being made regard in? the out come. Our ndvice Is to save your money see Ihe. pleture and enjoy yourself. "The Devil's Oarrfo" Is a love melodrama, udupted from ('harles Larry Calkins believed that he I Wldtiaker's story, "The P.lver Neighbors' Talk Causes Torment To Many People, ACME PAINT covers moro atirfacfi, nnd reully costs less. Paint for every surfaca Tulnt forEvory Purposo, Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Exide Batteries S. & M. Spotlinbts Paekard Wire all rIhm Gnenilor & Slnrler lli-uslina Ijlbt fJlobes -nil sizes Lamp Sockets GeniiliiR Itemy nnd Pel no Klaxon II 0119 Stop Uffhts iCobert Itosch nnd Chniuplnn Spa rlt PIuks ' Copper Tublnff (iirlii'lcl BmiMhts Colis, J'olnts. etc. FRED T. BURGESS K. J. MeWillinnis PURlXiBPEAD This I Home I 7 -room modern houe, lat'Ko ltd. fiaruife nnd fruity !iiil7d0; terniH. Uny n tnf, . Foley Addition 3KS & IjLAiJK ItlMIiTOItS Now Foley nids,. IiiBtiiaiice 1 Louru loved his foster sister, nnd. be be lieved also that his elder brother, .lohniry, loved her. Hut it was not nniil the eve of his departure for France,-a. soldier, Unit Larry w-on Hie girl's promise to be his bride tc when he returned. . . - lie told his brother of thft prom Ise, and nlso told him, thnt. there. had been a bitter quarrel with the a niiele who was exeeutor of the little il fa riu estate where the boys, their i J foster sister ami thtdr widowed li .mother lived. Then he went away. J An the result of the quarrel Ihe. uncle died nnd the brother left be hind was accused of having mur dered him. The brother stoically stood trial, carlnpr only to protect his 'younger brother. lie was ne (luilted but the neighbors believed C A1Tr.fr C PT? ATT nini gumy. rue oumm mey nenped VsIjAUUU V,. 1UA11 upon him became Intensified when J l,nrge m Fcveit-lool reilnrjihe mother dld and left the son l pnmf ft-J.l.un per hundred. and foster sister 10 maintain lb 1 1 ouve paint, pel gallon. Nobody knows tbe age of the biumm-rrtee. bin most of us agree thnt it Is old enough to know bet- ism? I S. Faririej-s any color, $2. . .0 ( little home until the homecoming 1 1 01 ui"! Kiiiuy one irom r r.inrr. 10-pound deadening fell, S2.fi 7 per roll, XailS i;ap In Urg lots. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. A. F. and A. M. La. Orando Ix)dge vvn 11. A. r. and A. M. holds I regular meetings firft and third Fridiyi at 1:10 p. m. coraian welcome to all Maftons. J. L, Ingle, W. M. A- V. l-tndyren. Secretary. And Ihe brother did return, a hero, medalled, and pride of the whole town. . ' The mlpcry that thejto two suf fered at the instrumentality of the handily, narrow minded men and women they had believed their friends Is described In a dramatic manner In "The Siand'Ters," Uni versal feature now being shown on the screen In the Arcade then-jl ter. The picture play, adapted ' from the McCall magazine short J TliOHo of you who Have some sheep will hoon liavo sonio wool To sell. 1(t ti.s find joii the Itiiyoi. Lft.st year two car Of wool wore astnihlel At our warelioune Wlierfl It was oasy for The buyer In aninplu And make up a ear Affording to grade. Thin year we want To handle Ten cam. La Grande Warehouse Si Sioraue Co. All t'nmo lo our filaun Ilrpot on .leffersin St. Klaaes lenvn fi-oiil llieiu ilnlly rwept Siillilnjs. I.rAVM I.A (iltAM)l'! I'Olt .lOM'pli 7::l0 - 0:00 - I2: -linker 0:00 - 1:00 -' 'I::t0 l-enilicliin 1 1:00 - 1:00 III'.POT I'llO.M', .MAIN 7119 t:(III WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyer ' Anil l'riiHRerfl I'HONE WAIN 13 Deiiot 8lrot La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works . Mattresses of all kinds gleaned and rebuilt; Feather Itenovatlmr. Has and Flurf Riiks niado to order and for ' salo. Carput and Rria; C1smb Uik. I'urnllure Ito-oovertns;. : i I.kxlisiil I'-iiinlenU-r. Factory I'hone 424-W CtlAS. EDWABOS, Proo. Eighth Message Why pay more 7 Yon can bay an ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for low. Ledbetter Garage UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE , " TIME TAIIIiW ' tAvu9 Leaves) Union La Uranda 1:16 A. M. 11:00 A M. 1:15 P. M. 5:16 p. at. Sundays i Union I,a GramM 1100 P. M. S:lt P, K, : Baturdaf Night Special : aBTa LravtM Union La Oranda T:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. nested Oars P. O. DrlI', ManasTr Headquarters, Bomnifr Hotel BOI'SE PA1NTINO, Colclmlnlnel . and Paper-banplntf. J. T.endy. I ' Phone 4S1-W. 2-21 -tr L. A. STOOP Realtor. Iji Orand National Ttnnk Bide. Phone I Mnln !-!4-tm ! NATOtK CtHF. tH. A. N. and MART E. MAT VIl.t.E Ppeelallsts In chronic dlseas'-s. Methods: Naturopath iand Meebano-Therapy. PVIn and blood diseases, nervous diseases. . chronic headaches, eczema, sck? ': 'lea. app.pdleitls. ron?tlpnton. ; hoTiri trouble; all kinds of : chronic diseases snccr-'uilv ' : trnted. rail Main f.:i. Mny Vllle Knture Oure ITnme. 51 of' F.aat Adnms Ave. Office hours " lo 11 a. m.. l:ao lo a P - Cocsultallnn Free. -nriTTT fir PTTHTAS Red Cross Lod(T No. 17 meets every Monday evening; In LMiie naiij iv p nnll). at. S n. m. At Pythian welcome to all Tlsltlng Knlffhte. O. L. Berry. C. C. C. U Graham, K. R. 8. r v B Unnm fhsflter No. IS. O. E. 8. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wd .,i.v nt eneh month at S:n0 p. m. Vtsltlne; members cordially welcomed. Maude K. Fb-rhard. W. M. Florence Ttsrnn 8rrtnrv T1IF. PTTIIIAK SISTERS meet j e.-crv Friday evenlnr. except the. fourth of efch month, et nil the K P. Hnll. All visitlnir sis ters VeleolM". M r. f . Mildred Crowt'ir. M. of It. and fl la I'.ose J-l-lail Tbe Poor Man's FTirnd" I r L'n.. t l. . c ci , a. 1 No Snnda, Buslnea. o,, .,,c .c, c, n ,n .ne rca.ie ,n -a- ; rnoneaia7 . .: - H - icr. i ne piciure piay, aoapieo : 1 11 ' II I srsHBWHMMiaasMaaWMssWsBMsBsaWsaMsasa lTUIIl UIC IIIH gil M II V BIIUIL j w j W LJ ! 1- . - . . .. . J k a-al MAMTVI POP BY TAYLOR 1 - - - V " A If... LJX 1 ' ' v J l ' rrirzzzzz. B.rvu n n . jur -i 1 a vjaswt it &cxd , s - r t um-humph i-yjeu. j i Vfjr , MOMTJ This after moomawd ' SKMTkja U)M0c r H tSurtroS SSSS 4 AW! J j$m, m i3& mm jr. & i 5 - iam ixmt 232m mtym-m fi' j 41