La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Monday, March 30, 1925.
THE' EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
' PAOE SEVEN
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties !
FOR RENT
FOR, RENT
apartment,
Modern furnished
1-14 W avenue.
6-3-!8-2tn
FOIt HUNT -3-room
apt.
Modern furnished
111 12 Second SI.
- 8-a.28.2tp
FOP, RBNT Partly . furnNhed
modern npt.'. whh pnrftKe! Cor
ner Sixth and N. Phone. M7 ,M.
1 2-3-28-21 p
FOIt KENT -3-room
opt.
-. Modern furnished
1 1 2 .Second Kt,
S-3-28-2tp
FOIt KENT Modern furnished
apartment, fall l-.'dcnholm Apis.
8-3-23-tf
l.OK HUNT
Second Rt.
fi-room house on
Phone. 3IS-.1.
ln-3-2e.tr
FOR bALE
FOR SALE Oahliaso plnnta. 10.
oon now ready ot the Green
houses, fherrys Florists.
i'J-3-2&-tt
FOR 8A.F. Two liottoni 14-Inch
Oliver pang plow; 10-foot double
corrugated Iron roller: K-font
donl.le ; dlse; :i-'4 Main wuiton,
nearly 'new with grain raelj. .1.
D. Dobliin. Phone Farmers 20X.
,30-3-2S-4tp
FOR SAl.H OR TltAPR 311) acres
of land, 180 noreablo, 40 acres
with water right, anout 90 acres
suh-lrrlgated, three, large springs.
Jots of cows and hogs and ma
chinery, near Baker-, project.
One-half mile from Iflocnsi't.
$12,000.00. $3r,00 cosh, balance
FOR SALE
New 6-room housn, basement,
plumbed, plnstered, built-in Kitch
en, hardwood floor living- room.)
furnace, garage, lot f.O ft., cement I
walks all for $32&n. , M
Now 3 -room house near high
school, plant.'1 rod, wired, plumbed,
60 ft. ' lot, just off pavement. Im
mediate possession. An unusual
opportunity for $1,100.
0
Seven-room house, ' beautiful
view in western part of city, pav
ed" lawn, shade and fruit trees,
garage. This house is in splendid
condition a very desirable home
pn very reasonable terms.
0
Aero tract and small house for
$1100 In the vicinity of Green
wood school.
( H Geo.H.Currey
if " REALTORS
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Business & Professional Directory
Classified for Quick Reference
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN it EliERHATtD Geo.
T. Cochran and Colon R. Eber
hard, Attorneys, I,a Grando Na
tional Hank Building.
UlTniOPHAOTORS
DR,. BELLE MYERS Chlroprao
tor, New Foley Building. Hours
10 to 12 a. in., 2 to S p. m., and
7 to p. m.
PR. J. K. WOODEI.L Chlroprao
;;. tor and Naturopath. Skin and
) blood diseases, headaches, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rheuma
tism, asthma, eesema, varicose
veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of. women and
children a specialty. Suite 20,
Bommer Bldg. Phone 4S7-W.
Residence Phone 1S0-W.
OSTEOPATinO PnYSIOIAN
OSTEOPATHIC PHTSTCIAN Dr.
J, L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal
curvature and fallen arches a
specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle.
Osteopath. Diseases of women
and feeding of Infants a spe
cialty. Office Phone Main 108.
Res. Phone 108-R. Bommer
Bldg.
PHT8ICIAN-HUROKON Dr. F. L.
' Ralston Practice limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and
fitting of glasses. Bommer Bldg.
Main 778. 1-1-lm
PROPESSIOJTAri DECORATOR
HOUSE PA1NTINO. Cnlclmlnlnp
end Pnper-hnnglng. J. Tflndy.
Phone 481-W. . 2-21-tf
. A. STOOP f.ealtnr. La Grande
National Bank Bldg. Phone
Main s. !.!(-1m
XATPRE CITIF.
OP. A. N. and MATIT R. MAT-
V1LI.E Rpeclatlsts In chronic!
diseases. Methods: Naturopath
and Meehano-Therapy. Skin nnd
hlond diseases, nervous diseases,
chronic headaches, eczema, scki-
tlea. appendicitis, constipation. :
bowel trouble: all kinds of!
chronic diseases succcssftdly j
treated. Call Main S!S. M-y-II!"
Nature Cure Horn". 21os
East Adnms Ave. Office hours,
la to 13 a. m.. 1:30 to 6 p. ni. j
Consultation Frea. '
Just A
Few Cents
A Line
Publicity Is necessary for
any business transaction. It
you sell an article, or your
own services, or the use, of
a housn or orficc, it tv
uulivs publicity to the '
tcnt of reaching the ncrstm
with whom you cleai.
To servo best that publicity
must he economical ' as well
as adequate. Von can buy
that variety , in Observer
Want Ads every (lav. The
cot ift only a few cents a
Hue yet, ynn reach over
II!, htm prospects.
"AN OIlNFltTtfTl WAST
1) WUJj NO IT."
(i yeara.
K. Ttlaser, Tolocoaot. '
44-3-2-lmp
FOR SAT'K (.none eggs for set
ting. Roman heanly apples.
Phone 4r,(I-.r. 10-3-21-31
'Oil KAI.R Cheap house to-be
moved oil' lot. 1707 Jeff Ave. '
12-8-27-3IP
FOIt SAI.K-No. I fresh milk. cow.
11. F. Hell, Cove, Ore.
10-3-2fi-r,lp
WANTED
WANTED-Hoarders. Good homo
cooking. Close to Stange's mill.
Mrs. Abbio Thomas, 1708 Sprueo.
1 1-8-28-Jtp
NOTICE For furnace or flue
cleaner, Phono 3G0-R, Ixi Grando.
Ore. 1 0-3-1 8-10tp
Hood Illvor Aspnrnjriis Shipped
IIOOT1 RIVER. Ore. Tho sea
sons first shipment -of asparagus,
grown by Japanese truckers here
and near Rlngen. Wash., was for
warded to Portland by motor truck.
.1. H. Koherg, owner of .the larg
est asparagus trast cast of., the
Cascades, will begin shipment next
week. P.y the end of next week,
according to the Greenwood Trans
portation company, about six tons
of asparaKus dailv will be moviuR
to Portland. CuttinK" or asparaffus j
lit several weeks earlier this year
' , I
Kites arc making some people
look up for the first time' in
months. . i ....
FOR PIATMBINO and Plumbing
Supplies, call E. C. Davis, 428
W, 1502 S Ave. 3-21-tf
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
h. O. O. M. I.a Grande Lodge
No. 8E0 Loyal Ordor of Moose,
holds regular meetings every
Thursday night at 8 p. Di. at
Odd Fellows' ball. The Women's
Moosebcart L e g I o n No. 198
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 Lodge
No. 4S8. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cheer-
f-illy extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler,
Mood Eckley, Secretary,
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
La Grande Camp No. It. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights at Eagles ball. All vis
iting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk,
Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank Building.
T. Reeee, C. C.
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 7:10 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
J. L. Ingle. W. H.
A. y. Llndgren, Secretary,
KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hall
(K. of P. Hall), at I p. m. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.''
C. V. Berry. C. C.
C. L. Graham, K. R. 8.
-'O. E. B. Hopa Chapter No. II. O.
E. 8. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at 8:00
p. m. Visiting membera cordially
welcomed.
Maude K. Kherhard, W. M.
Florence Bacon. Secretary
THE PVTT11AN SISTKItS meet
every Friday evening, escept the
fourth of each month, at 7:50 at
the K. P. Hall. All visiting sis
ters welcome.
M. R Mildred frnwlcy.
M. of n. and C. Dora Rose.
l-l-lm
WANTED Sewing neatly done.
Phono 484 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
9-2-17-lmp
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ads nrp strict
ly CASH IX ADVANCE; copy
must he in not hrtci than 0 a. Hi.
date of Insertion. Hutcs: l!o pel
word for each Insertion.
WANTFH Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Call 808 W, or
803 N Ave., after li p. m.
. 11-3-30-31
FOFNO-On Adams avenue, four
keys on ring. Owner may have
Hume by calling at Observer of
fice and paying for adv.
i ' 3.0-8-30-21
FOR RENT OR BA'l.K -r- 0-ropm
, modern house and fi-room niod
ern bungulow. HM Greenwood
..'',". 15-3-30-ltp
FOR RENT Furnished house.
Same block. as Pkick cat. suit
able two or three adults. Call
' -H34 - Ann nut. .; 1(1-3-30-11
PARTI FS Wishing to lease small
roondng house, No. 1 location,
who has some money atid ubll
lly, wrlc' Itox r,0 't7-3-30-.lt
FOR SALE One hundred- blooded
White l.i-gborns. Wm, II. Con
rad, 2:ui8 N. Oak street. .
v 12-3-3u-4tp
WANTEP It AGS Clean cotton
rags at the Observer office,
riling ihem in.. . , 8-27-tf
FOn SALE Used Chevrolet parts.
Two Ford, wheols, demountable.
wlt,h rlips. Other used parts.
Cars repaired, pay by tho week.
Jltl nsT'' at
sale, caii W m, or t 1312 WjFine Impression,
Ave. ; - :.iu :ip
FOR SAl.K
house, 2112
357-J.
Modern flvo room
Cedur Ht. I'hone
, .' . 1 2-3-30-it
FOR RKN"r Furnished rooms for
lUrht honsekecpinj;. 141 2 Adams.
i'hone
-30-tf
McDnniel, Quartler Cases Set.
SATJCM, Ore. The cases of the
state vs. McDaniel, appealed fron.
Benton county, and the state vs.
Aioen yuaruer. appeaieu uw
Multnomah county, have been sit
'o" hearing In the state supreme
announced by Arthur's. Benson, !
'clerk of the court. Both -Mclianiel
and Quarticr were afTVfl' on
charges of having liquor i rt their
possession and were convicted', in
the lower courts. - ' .
One of 'these, thrifty mt;n. tells
us steady men are kept; that, way
by bank balances.
A poor man marries and settles
down. A rich man marries and
settles up. . - - - -
CLAUDE C. PRATT
WALLOWA LAKE
WONDERLAND.
a National Park 1)V '2G
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
The Poor fcfuTs Frtettd"
Oppo. FoondiT. PilONE JM8 W.
No HnmlMT Rnalo"
MAMTVI POP
AMV WHERE ARE WOUR
LTABLE AAAMNERS - DON'T
V(OLI KKiQW IT'S IMPOUtTg
TO CAT SO
r
OUTBURSTS OF EVERIJTT TRUE By Condo
SoRRYA BUT
YOU HAV$N'T,&H I
(, HOW
STOR-e- sr&u'RB 1 WORKING.
MR HAVE TH(T
La Grande
"Three Women" at
Sherrys Make
"Three Women," which opened
at the Sherry1 theater yesterday,
convinced us that new plols do ex
ist. .
Krnst t-ubitseh, the director,
has a unique situation to deal
with, which he has succeeded in
making Into a production of re
markable merit. The story is of
three women, rivals for the love
of a man about town, a perfect
lover, a real prold dlKffer. an un
faithful husband. With the revela
tion that two of the rivals are a
mother and daughter, -we look for
more intricacies of plot and are
not disappointed. The complex
problem is solved to the satiKfac
'lon of the audience who made no
ai tempt to'hide Iheir enthusiasm
durlnpr Iflsti.'tiifplirs perfoytmin'tle. ;
The stellar honors In this pro
duction are divided between Marie
Prevost, who- is charmingly con
vincing as one of tho three sweet
hearts, and May McAvoy and Paul
ine Frederick, who take tho parts
of the daughter and mother, re
spectively. I .ew 'ody, as the
templing vllllan, portrays his role
exceptionally well. Others in the
cast .are Pierre - fiendron, Mary
Carr and WHInrd T.ouis.
"Three Women" has to Its cred
it not only an unusual story, but
an except ional cast and excellent
dleertjon. Mr. I.ubitsch has again
scored a triumph, even greater
than his "The Marriage, i'inle."
'If you are looking for real en
tertainment presented in unexcell
ed dramatic, situations, sen ''Thrue
U omun." . .....
t 'oinedy showing, "Hooked."
Constance Talmadpe
Stars in "Gold fish"
At, Arcade Today.; '
i iiiseoverou: .a rturewny in mnito
('onRtMnee I nltnndi:'' eryl
Jerome Stnrln, who dircpled fnn-
nt.nnee T;i linil
in
"The Gobi-
fish" bad Art Jell's orchestra play
nil floras of and mtiHlc in order to
coax a, few tears from Constance.
Hut Constance absolutely refused
to ery.
"T feel too happy indny tn rry."
declnred Constancy "Can't you
find some 'glad stuff Instead?"
Hireclor Storm wnn adamnnlfne.
"We'v
got to have some tears,
Miss Tolmodire." he snld. "Yon sec
yo" nnv" divorced from your
third husband, n multi-millionaire
has just died. It is a very sad
scene. Please rry a'fw tears."
"Tell you what." replied Con
stance, "send over to the bungalow
for my portable phonograph. I
have no me old records there, too.
Some mamma bought'ftwny back In
1904, Hifrfi, HKifl nnd 1W7. When I
was a little girl they used to make
KW4 -
PlE IN
MOTHER
B'JT I WAMTED
To HuSSw 0
... WW.
MM PlE r- '
I MAVBN'T'
i1
NrVjS "
' THIS
s', -v. 1 r -
.ZtZ..,
Theatres
me cry Bomethlng awful."
Accordingly Storm stilled the
studio orchestra and ffot out the
phonograph. In turn ho played
"Won't You Come Over to My
House?" "Honey. Slay in Your Own
Back Yard," "I'm Tying the Leaves
Ro They Won't Come Powii,"
"Good Bye, Dotlie, I Must Leave
You." ,and "Don't Cry, Little Girl.
Don't Cry.'
Soon the tears began trickling
down Constance's face and Cumera
man Ray Binger began "sneaking
bis scenes." Finally Constance, tho
tearH Bt reaming down her cheeks,
could stand it no longer.
"Turn off the nhonogwaph," she
said, "my heart, is nearly broken,
"The Goldfish," a First National
plcluri, will be shown at the Ar
cule Thitr today.
Ficnch, PcsiRncrs Fail
T(i(Sr8sp-Theme Desired
i.
CHICAGO (AT). Tho (Illicit,
ImnulHlve curve of tho French art.
nouvonu style, had Its oiifrln
the Aniericun broom corn,
In
sorted Charles R, Richards, dlre.;-
tor of the American Association
of Mttse-Jins,- spenklnR recently fit
the art Institute or cmonKo.
"When the French and leli;inn
artists of the eighties, scarchlne
for a new style of art, tinned to
the curved line of nature, it younpr
hid of 17 In Dayton. Ohio, name
I-;. Colonnn, was publishing u. 'Ut
ile hook culled 'An Kssny on
llronni Corn,'" Mr. ItU-hnrds said.
"The hook, dated 1.SS7, consist"!
first of a naturalliltlc drawing of
the broom corn, and then a. ser
ies of nhstract dcslcns utilizing
lis curves.
"Colonna Inler went . to Paris
and eventually joined tho Paris
'group which was developing the
'art nouveau style. His furnlt'iro,
and Jewelry appeared In the Paris
exposition of lllii'l, and were so
Impressive that photographs were
made. When 1 was visiting a
prominent art. official In Purls I
noticed In his offices some of
jrolonna's furniture. He admired
Its aiilstlc worth and preserved
it, though tho ait nouvenu style
Is now dead."
Tho art nouvenu style in the
hnnd of the grent designers like
Colonna has- n lasting artistic, val
ue, according, to Professor Rich
ards. The reason that It failed
as a great nrt movement was that
the curve on which It was bnnd
was too subtle an nrt form nnd
could only bo handled with sue
pom by genl'.in. When It was
taken up by the French manu
facturers they did not call In the
best designers, with the result that
the eurve was used In nil soils
n exaggerated and bizarre ways
and the style soon run out.
Another sure Mgn of spring It
when you wonder If you hear n
saw mill or a mosquito.
AM V - SOU MUST NOT TAKE
HOUR FINSERS-USE MOUR
TORX rVNOB ET 5L0WL4 OR
VM1LL 5ENO WOU
FROM TrtE TABLE
"27 YEARS
AGO
Daily Morning Observer .March
29, 1898 Charles McNeil, n boy
of about-15 years', was hunting
cattle near --the ' - mouth of-t)ie
Grande Ronde river one day re
cently, . The. boy saw some cut lie.
on u flat will) the canyon of the
Grande Ronde river on one side
jnd a "precipitous ledge on the
Other. Going upon this fiat for the
cattle, he happened to look up the.
rocky ledge whero he - dlsoovered
a mountain lion ready to jump
upon him. The boy sprang fmiu
under the beast and fled, toward'
homo; The boast followed h.tm rpr
several miles and did not give up
the chase until near his home. On
reaching homo the father started
back on the boy's tralj and soon
found and shot the monster
Delegate, John V. MeAUhUer, O.
1. (loodHall. .1. M. Iltim and Geo.
II. Currey returned from the Port
land State 'Convention Monday
morntng.
- Mr "and Mm. .1. If. Bobbins nro
nvn.'CleH hnme fmi.i i'orlltind to-!
morrow morning. - Mr. Robbins
waH a menilM'i' of the conferenee
committee of tbi' three, purlieu.
J. It. Marshall and : company
bought tod' fttKMi iiiishels of bar
ley from A. B, Couley and Hum
Iiiishels from Frank Me A libit er.
The price paid was tlfi renin. The
barley will be shipped to Sau Fran
cisco. Work men commenced work yes
terday clearing away small build
ings preparatory tn, building nu ad
dition to the Hotel Foley. An
other story avIH bo -added lo the
part of t he hotel which is now'
only one story hlgl ind the annex
will be extended and enlarged so it
will connect with the hotel proper.
This addition will give. Nr Foley
nearly 1 on rooms.
Recent discoveries Indicuiu the
Mvbiiiis built vy. a -great cHlllza
iton before rea!l:'.i(- it wasn't much
Consider the busy flea and how
he Jumps around. And doesn't
he go to Ilia dogs? . ,
Nothing Is move fattening than
few months In Jail.
ACME PAINT
f covers more surface, and really costs less.
Taint for every surfneo ,
Paint for Every Purpose.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE,
Exide Batteries
STItOMBEIUJ
H. & nr. spotlight
Packard Win; all sizes
Generator & Starter Ui'iishea
, IJgbt (J lobes all sixes ;
Lamp Sockets ' -
(enuinn Kemy ami Delco
Colls, Points, eto.
FRED T.
WIATlf IIS
Cnme In nnr Stage
Sufutij' '(Sw7y (hin&ilabltjj .
All SltiK('-H Icavu from them dally except Kilildays.
m:avi-: ia f.iiAMi-: vim
l(tsc)h 7 :!lll - ll:lll - I2::I0 - 4:00
lllikei 11:11(1 . 1:0(1 . ,::ll)
I'cndicKlll I I :(in - -1:1111
ri:POT PHOM-: jmain 7011
jKightlt Message
Why pay morel Yon can buy an
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for leas.
Lcdbetter Garage
1408 Adams Ayenna
Tl (mm', MIMMfti No AMM WOU'VE C AUM BUT HOVW DO WOU EXPCCr
X i ' - Hy;l X..' . vr. ;rv ' K5Y, ,Vi i - -aujynui I ln t i r
r' - rtAVE AMDTHE-l? m wmou 'i-WTHWS 0 L HAVE I ANOTHER WXM
r. m wEceqppie ( - l. ' '7' TA L- piece of pie to S fA
Ideal Homes Sought
FOI Disabled Veterans j
DETROIT. Mich. (AT). An en
dowment fund with which a
maintain Spencer Manpr as lite
home- of disabled and aged vet
erans, their widows nnd orphans.
Is contemplated by the Natlonil
Veterans of Foreign Warn.
Spencer Manor, a 472-uere tract
at rolling country lund near Fatou
Ha phis; Mich., and fronting for
a mllo on the placid Grand rlvm
was the gift of Corey J. Spencer,
wealthy clubman of Daeknoti,
Mich., and a member of the or
der. "A vUlage full "f life, hope
and happiness" Is Mr, Spencer's
idea of what Spencer Manor
should be. The tract or land
which he deeded to the organisa
tion lies between Jackson and
I .u n.slng and Is of clay loam. All
b-it 100-acres of tho soil Is till
able. -
' Giant trees, smnll brooks anil
springs and numerous glens add
to the attractiveness of the. site.
II is here tho V. F, '.t look
ing forward, hopes to hco grow
a village of neat little honied,
with well kept gardens, n school
for children and a place for S.ib-
25c
SPECIAL
r.O Cent ItiiUlier Kntfo
For 2.-.C
15cst buy cvrr offered!
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
PhOBa Mila 81
CAIUIURRTOnS
Klaxon llo.ms
Stop Lights
Hubert llocb and Champion
Spark Pities
Copper Tubing
Gaibilel Sku libers
BURGESS
1OH Jeffereon Ave.
llepot on Jefferson Ht.
I bath' worship. ' ""A." home "rather
officers of the organization out
line the, project, it ia Intendud
there .shall, be work for thosu who
can work, and comfort, for those
unable to labor, '' j '
SPRINGTIME IS
PURE-FOOD-TIME
EAT
This BREAD?
Folkj wouldn't . liuvo to
take fifty-suvon v:u-ie- p
ties of sprmtj tonics tins
time of your if they ex- p
ercised tho pi-oper dure 'i
in sulectinj? their foods. 4
The wholosonio Iirend
we bitlio will put your
health in tune with the
springtime.
U GRANDE
PurityBread
Buy
Tliis
Home
7-rooin inothu'it liott-so,
lat'K'U lot, u:uruu;u and
fruit, Ijl.Uii; Icrnis,
Uuy o lot irl
I'uU'y Addition. ., ,
WEEKS & BLACK
Itr.ALTOIlS
New Foley nhlfr.
Iit-surtince - Loaus
WEAVER'S
Tailors, CIcAners, Dycn
Ami Prewrs
PHOM0 MAIN 73
Depot fitrevt
La Grande '
Mattress Shop and
Weaving- Works
Mattresses of all : kinds
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather
. Renovating. Ratr and Fluff
Rugs made to order anJ far
Sale. Carpet and WlH PIm
j)g. ; Furniture Ro-r.overlnr
lilcitmed FnmlgaU'r. ;
i Factory Plione 424-W :
', ' CHAS. KDVVAIIOH, l'ruo. '.
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME tAIIM5
, Iearrs Leavea
l-'nhin ' La Ctrandfl
1:16 A. M. 11:00 A M.
1:16 P. M. 6:16 P. U.
fiundaya
, Imth , Tieam
Union tm tirnnda
1:00 P. M. ' 6:16 P. U.
, Satnrdny Nlicht peclala
. leaTes - I.raToa .
Union '' Iji Grand
1:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M.
TTeatecI Cam
P. a. DnliAP, Blanairer
Ilcadqilarters, Bommer Ilotnl
BY TAYLOR
I BAKERY
K. J. McWilliums i k
I ' f