Saturday, April A, 1923.
PAGE TEN
THE EX GKANDE EVENING OBSERVEH
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR RENT
"OIl IlKNT i-roou modern cot -taire.
: Cedar Sc. t-t-i-ltf
yOU RENT Front sleeping room,
close In. 9''4 Washington.
KOIt KKNT Modern furnlsh-d
apartment. Call Edenholrr; Apia.
I'hone IIS-J. -J-21-lf
FOIl KK.VT (-room home, close
ln. oo l.xond Phone 2vl-
W. i;-4-3-i!p
Kil 1-i.M Kite
furnished apt.
Are.
room
J 5'.'i
modern
Adams.
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FOR TIKNT Furnished rooms for
llirht house keeptnir. 1512 Adams.
I'hone HI-. ll-!-i-tf
FOR RENT S'.eepmj- rooms with
or without board. Close in.
Siith St. lv-4-J-:tp
FOR Jtfc.NT Furnished house.
rooms and Lath, basement, fur
nace and iraraffe. Call at The
FOR SALE
New 6 -room house, ha merit,
plumbed, piaaiered. built-in kitch
en, hardwood floor living room,
furnace, ffanure, lot 60 ft., cement
walk all for $3250.
New J -room house mar hish
ehool, ptastred, wired, pi imbr-d,
CO ft. lot, just off pavtni'nt. Im
tumliate posseation. An unusual
opportunity for $1500.
0
form-room ho us. beautiful
lew In western part of city, pav
ed, lawn. basic and fruit lrf .
Caratre. This house Is in spN-ndid
condition a very desirable home
on very reasonable terms.
Acre tract and small house for
SUM In tbe vicinity of Green
wood school.
Geo.H.Currey
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With your electrical problems.
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AND RETAILERS
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Among the prt),'rrs.s:ve people of your town?
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A Line
Publicity to nrcesfsary for
any bu.oea Iransactioo. If
jou aril an art Hie. or your
own t W--, or th e-e of
a !ouse or office, 11 re
quire piiMkily to the ei-t-ni
of rcmr-hirig live perwJu
with whom you deal.
To srnre bext that publicity
mu-t bo ctMMimk'aJ a, w. ll
at adequate. Vou ran buy
t fiat i arift y In Oberrrr
Want A'N rrrj (lay. The
rot is only a few cents a
Itne yet. yoa rrmrh orcr
12.000 prospects.
"AN OBSEHTZR WAJTT
AD WILL IK) IT.
Wardrobe for Mm. . Berry.
FOR l:i:.NT 5-roorn butifraiowl
with irarajce, full l.asemcnt and!
slaMon-ry v. ash tubs, tlarden
plot. I'hone :m-V. 17-4-3-:tp'
FOB hALE
Full hAl.E l: RENT 4-v-acrc
Irnprov.-d farm ail miles fromj
La OraoJe. i'yramid lnd Co. j
l4-4-i-:tp
mil SALE Ford tourlnir at
a tjarguin. inquire iiulcK fir.
UK. -J-l-tf
FOR KAI.E Good fresh milch
co; also dry cows. It- R. Col
lins, Kamela, Ore. llox 43.
!4-4-2-4tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE J10 acres
of land. 1 SO acreable. 40 acres
with water rlrht. about 0 acres
aub-lrriirated. three larre springs,
lots of cows and hoirs and ma
chinery, near Raker project.
One-half mile from teloeaset.
111.1)00.06. I3SC0 cash, balance
( years. E. Btaser. Telocaset.
44-J-2-lm'p
FOR SALE Cabbage plants. 10.
ts'i't now ready d the Green
hous s. Cherrys Flonsls. I
ij-j-:.t
WANTED
WANTED Owning for two men
!iO want moro than a job:
p niinent ork ilh real f j
t'lre. Call nt IS"! Washington
Ate., b-.-lween 1 and 8 p. m.
:4-4-:-j;p
NOTICE ' For furnace or flue
cleaner, Thone 3C0-R. La Grande.
Ore. 10-J-H-lOtp
WANTED RAGS Clean cotton
mrs at the Observer ' office.
Bring them In. . 3-:V
WANTED Sewing neatly done.
I'hone 4:4 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
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I'hone 393-W
WANTED Three or four ladies
to qualify for positions as Beau
ty specialists. We can't supply
demand, appointment call
Main H. Madame Louise Col
lege of Btsuty Culture.
25--J-Jtp
WANTED Efcrdersx at JSU V
avenue, one block north of R. SI.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Clarified Want Ads arr MrV-t-17
CASH IX AKVAXCi;; copr
man be in not later than a. m
date of Insertion. Rates: 2c per
word for each tnseruoo.
FOR RENT Clean, furnished
house, very close In. Same block
Black Cat- Adults, lilt Adams
15-4-t-l'r
FOR RENT Modern furnished
3 -room apt. Iirl2 Second t.
lv-4-4-ltp
FOR FAI.E Tan;hred Strain lay
ing; hens: alsr hatching ejnti
W. II. I'lckena. 31 Alder. Phone
Lb.H. Is-lt-llp
---"P'F0U REST I-room apt- furnish
ed for iiffht hous-keein?. V4
entrance; also garage for rent
U'ji M Ave. lT-4-4-l:p
FOR RENT 4 -room furnished
apartment. 14t- Seventh. J.l
UUire ' Mrs, Rarry Hoffman,
i'hone 111 -J. l-4-l-l:p
FOR f-AI.K Uooee sedan. liO.
i. U. IJndsry, lJ'.-i O Are.
-4-4-ltp
FOR SALE OR TRADE Five
room house. Will sell at a bar
gain or will trade for anything
of ralje. Main 'if. R. A.
Crawford, :4-4-4-lt
FOR SALE
house. Call -
4 -room mo-J'Tii
;-w. s-4-4-:ip
FOR RENT Well fusnished three
room modem apt. No children.
Call 17ut Wash. i:-4-4-lt
WANTED Idy wishes to do of
fice work. I'hone 4s-W.
-4-l-lt
FOR SALE Small refrigerator
and set of bed springs. Call
13iS X. 11-4-4-ltp
FOR RALE' Cleveland tractor
with lighting system, three bot
torn John l-ere pony gang, fine
rondition. Bargain, t'all Bob
Hall. Sftl-J. :n-4-4-ltli
FOR RENT Quirt rooms, steam
heated. hot and cold ater.
11. on day. suitable for ladies or
gentlemen: also S'.'C rooms.
3131 Fir St. 2'i-4-4-It.
FOR RENT House near new
mill, partly furnished. Good
garden spot: suitable for keep
ing boarders. 21JJ Fir streel.
I'hone Ui W. :i)-4-4-Hp
FOR RENT Modern 3 -room fur
ntsircd a'it. 156,Wash.
. " .- j i .: . -i-i-ip
lK ople. ' with "or
may enoy learning i
list is In jail.
Clt'lOIlt leetK
CblC-lffo den-
All marry for n ttt-r
and rai" cain if tht y 1
of it.
orse
the
worat
For Sale
Or Trade!
It'4-acrc farm one nitlc from j
Klein, cll lnrprovc'l; 5 acrrs in
cultivation. Will trade for Lai
iirundc pioprty.
seem des!in.l to KMp the IntiTest
110 acrts. three miles from I-iof every picture lover as it has en
Gninde. well improved: stock an-1 1 thralled millions of readers of the
eiuipnu Ut BOH V 111! tin: pliiCv
l ine dairy ranch. Will trud
for
Ap.-irtnient or Koouuds Hoib
Ijk Grande.
rt-u r. i, r a small BroccryjoM i-ut nt-r rerurrinc
tor in 1.U Cran Jc living a irnod 1 1 w ,.,.t) homv and ir
IxmtOt ftK. AIwj the Store buildlUC : tn, n j,! .., cm,l as 1 1.-
und n aidt-nce.
Six fine buiMiris
on- bloc k of 8unf-
lots tthin
nt w hn.e.
IPe eood
S;..p(..i.) tach. Will
ler tns.
PYRAMID LAND CO.
MAI.N 71i.
MAMI POP . " BY TAYLOR
f VOU V.0MT ( NO-BOT E BACK YiN A n J 0?riiXTTTOEiHHi d' "tl '' 5 i ( WAT'S ThS MATTER- VES I'D LIKE TO V IP I OkV-sTJaT N
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
A 1 ' - t - r r
THIS 13 MIM-CC3R t h V CiOOO JOH4N it
Cots c Tine-ti . cots op -rMct u
THE tVoO(?lo Can COM& to Ah ND.
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i La Grande Theatres
"Third Dimension"
Steroscopic Movie
Coming to Sherrvs.
The "third dimension
depth
is on the screen at last.
The latest and most startling in
ention in motion picture science.
the illusion of perfect perspective
which makes actors and objects
"stand out" from the screen in a
life-like and startling manner, has
been used, in making -Tlasti-grams."
a one-reel novelty that
will be on the screen at the Sher
ry Theatre Sunday Monday and
Tueday.
Fortunes have been spent trying
to perfect a process that would
supply the effect of the old stere
oscope which graced the parlor
table in our grandmother's time.
Ibut with the exception of the Iv-
e.s.Iventhal process. by which
"IMastigrams- was made, the re-
suns were impractical lor oruin -
ary mouon picture nouses. n-
new process, which is the loven-
lion of rr.'deric i-.ugene lies, m-lung port." This means that ac
ventor of the half-tone process of ;,, histrionic ability w-as as much
printing, is so perfected that thela requirement as unusual cast of
u' of this stereoscopic picture feal ure.
lossible in any motion picture j lM)u.' u said to have snared no
Patrons are promised one of the
bigsi-st surprises of
when 'I 'last .grams" is show
"Greater Than
Marriage" Featured
By Sherrys.
'
rGr. .Iter Than .Marriage." Sun.
',;., , Monday and Tuesday at Slier-
rv's Theatre I- an adaptation of!ea'a by Kamayama .amou. wno
liOllis Jo!M-i Vance's hft seller.
"Joan Thursday." Jt was made
into a photoplay by Victor Hugo
Hulperin.
Marjorle Daw has the role of
Joan Titur!'t.iy. dramatic star,
with Ixiti Teliel.-en npM-aring as
the htitand. The conflict be
tween Joan's ambition to continue
h-r care.r on the stajre and the
hiltian-l's itlMstence that .she de
vote her life to the duties of wife
hood !rm the ba.-is of the story
ai.d 1'iiiT rls. to sttuiitions that
IIO'
As iilloni r vf Ixiuis Joh-ph
I Vanr know, it in a ih'-iii.- that ap
I pn-al.t n rt i-u i;i r to onn n and
KirLv. Morvovt-r. its thf dttision
of th? iictpT" if- rtiitins thf
mli
t le-
ifft'CtH
film
I.rlmtiiini; oer with aelmu. il is
C'-rl.iln tliat inlert-Nt ill by no
means be confined to one w.
llesi-les Marjorle 1 aw and lxiu
T II' K-n. hM" work in this pro
duetuin is said to carry them to
(new h ijrhb of artistry, the cast
rs (ompos-d of such popular pap
ers as lK: Kelly. Tyrone Power,
Jlar Thurnian. l.ignar Codo-
is omjion-'d of stirh popular ptii- I . li
h-rs an vric Kelly. Tronf Power, J !j
-
CO?& XO AM END
sky. Itaymond - Bloomer, Effie
Shannon and Blanche Craig.
Also showing The Screen Sensa
tion I'lastigTttms."
Exceptional Cast
In Doug's New Film
At the Arcade. -
The cast of Douglas Fairbanks'
new picture. "The Thief of Dag
dad." which commences an en
gag fluent at the Arcade Monday,
represents f-er' country in the
world with the exception of Siam
and Greenland, and one of the
three extras who claimed to be
from Iceland admitted having
spf-nt two years in Greenland.
I Ueir.g laid in an imaginary o-
. ,n fanciful settings and en
'.,, ,, ,,iai
,,hu n,,.t,,L, in.,j mane his.
j,,, pCTnaUU,, possible. Mere
jtypo woud not answer this need.
for stningely. enough, every prin- i
, charartcr in tnc production
jj, whut castin- directors call, "an I
' ,wnae lindlng the right peo-
unir iiies.pt. and ,he result as polyglot a
; gathering, of people as - ever em
barked upon common enterprise.
I ...
The difficult and important
'characterization , of the Mongol
jl'rince. w-as the work of So-Jin. a
very famous Japanese . actor, who
j Is perhaps- the- onry- great Shakes-
j Penrcon actor that Japan has pro-
1 ducea. it is counsellor was uenn-
was associated with 8o-Jin in his
native land. The picturesque
sw-nrd.-r w:iw plaved by Sam Rak-
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We carry a complete
stock of Builders' Sup
plies. Our Specially is man
ufacturing Lumber.
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BY C0nd0.er- Of cour.. be.
i inc infmai in aimrrrnr rr- me
... . . j
t vu m ,njia ieuuru uimj viiru 1 ui " - - - - mult
tal types for Its mass scenes and It ler. Clark Co.. a Ure on maa
was not unusual for Iite groups Ing -A Movie star." a riot of lun
to Include seven or eight different jand laughter showing the "'''"
nationalities qf h far East. Mor-' ous side of a movie director en
occans. Tripolttans. Arabs. East jdeavoring to make a m orte star
Indians smd Sengalese predonun- I out of a young and ignorant oooo.
ated. but ail the eunnchs were A- comedy cyclone full of "dlcul
kiM... t. ,.....!.u- f.mnv lines and situations
in the east, by the way. a full-
blood. le per cent American, who
exemplified the rule set forth in
the first paragraph thai acting
ability was an esseotu.1 require
ment In tbe casting of the picture.
His name u rHiuglas Fairbanks
and he ts quite well known in
Hollywood.
Top-Notch Vaudeville
Bill Booked by
Arcade for Sunday.
Another Top-Notch bill that is
said to meet Vaudeville's require
ments and filled with one hundred
percent entertainment value will
be seen at the Arcade Theatre on
Sunday nest.
Lea Humnnettes is a European
Novelty that ' will please the
grownups as well as the young
sters. The little figures srill sine
and talk. -They do everything a
human being coud do. yet they
are such tiny creatures, and are
not worked by strings or other de
vices, Ue Hose & Brownie in
"Moments of Joy." a burlesque
comedian and a petite soubreite
rroHuring their latesrt riiek eom-
Wi HAVE A FEW
RADIOS
AT
i
Bargain Prices
ONE 4-TUBE SET COMPLETE $100
"Complete" means All Batteries, Tubes, Phones,
Loud Speaker, and Aerial and Insulators, installed in
your home.
1-500 Miles Guaranteed on the Loud Speaker
We have Recently Developed a New Model
We Call It The
Heacock Ref lexophone
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED AND INSTALLED
IN YOUR HOME
$116
With Dry Batteries
.Furnished also with storage battery and battery
charger at ?30 extra.
We guarantee Eastern Coast Reception on the loud
speaker under favorable conditions.
Heacock's Radio Service
. PHONE 407-W
New Harris Apartment Bldg. Across the Track
ACME PAINT
covers moro surface, ant really costs less.
Paint for every surface
Paint for Every Purpose.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Safety' ' ' Suxtthj (bmforfably
tome lo our Stage Depot on Jefferson SC.
Ail Stages Irate from lliere dallj except buuuaxs.
I.E.AVE LA GRANDE FOR
Joerpll 7:30 - 9:00 - "12:30
linker 9:00 - J:00 - :S0
I'ciidlrton 11:00 -4:00
liUW I'HONE MAIX 799
;edy uccf a
iv u 1 1 t --
nini i-omt-dv patter.
Ful-
and a hurrah finish. . Harry l-erris
a novelty ventriloquist wnose sto
ries are new and very humorous
and put over In an original tyle
causing many hearty laughs along
with good vocal song hits, lyiing
Brothers, in "Xylophonista Su
preme.' musicians of talent, which
gives rise to repeated calls for en
cores. They have been acclaimed
artists of rare merit and prime
favorites. Orchestra anil pictures
also featured on same bill.
WATER DECISION IS IM.E
PENDLETON. Ore. The deci
sion as lo where the surplus wa
:.r that will be provided by the
ilcKav reservoir shall be placed
has not let been made, according
to a statement by H. M. Schilling.
Manager of the Hermiston project,
lust where the water will be ap-i.ib-d
is a tiuestlon that has been
a topic of discussion for some lime, o
and at times it has been suggested o
lht it would go to the Tcel proj- g
(it in which Senator stanfield is o
leported lo own a considerable
:oiv of land. Jo
According to Mr. Schilling, o
Oeige C. Kreutier. director of g
teclamalion economics, when in. 0
HrnTiton recently, ordered that o
an economic survey of nil n8
land on which the -. extra wau.r
might be placed should be made.
The survey Is expected to Inclutle
the Teel land and properly ln t,8
Westland district and around Stan,
field, w
Easter reminds us that If you
keep a man In hot water he will
become hard boiled.
the Purity of
UUR BREAD
AND PASTRV
SHOULD APPEAL
If you are Interested in
the purity of the food pro
ducts that find their way
Into your system you should
InvutiUgatH the nutritious
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry baked nt this es
tablishment. It will add to
yo-ir enjoyment,; stimulate
your appetite and please
your digestion.
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La Grande
Mattress Shop and
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Vattresscs of all kinds
tinned and rebuilt; Feather
RenoTatlns. Rair and Fluff
Run mads to order ana for
ale. Carpet and R-j CWs
Ing. Furniture Re-coverlnf.
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