Saturday, April 11, 1925.
THE EA GRANITE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOIt KENT
KOIl HUNT Two
ruoniH wtlh running
Thin St.
huiiHfki'i'ptnu
wnti-r. I'JU
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I'OK HUNT r'oolhlll niln-!i. Ail-!
dri'SS I)., liux Nn. 4';'l, City, j
S-l-8-4!p
Kill! HKNT - Furnlshi'il iipurt -1
lui'lilM, ilown.slnlrH. Cull nt i:iui
I) Ave. K-4-JJ j
I'OK HKNT -l-ruum tin nislii'i!
uimrlimlit. lii'iN S-vi'nth. Jtj.
unlit! Mm. Jliiiry llcri'nian.
IMifliiH l:tl-J. ' i:i-4-4-4ii
FOR HUNT -- Mu.luti t in iiikIi -. '
lilittrtlili.'llt. Cull !:. ii holi it At.lH.
J'liiillu I4.r.-.l. H-3-2.1-lf
FOR HKNT - Fiv.i room nioili-i-n
t'tirnlnticd iipl. jiinr. A.lum.H.
Avi'. ' 9-4-2-tf
FOR It lN T 1' ili iilnli. il rnnum for
lll'llt ltollM.kf,'i-pili;. If, IL' A'laniH
rhomv Jti7-.i. 1 1 i:;-:iii-ti
rou .sale
I tilt SAI.K--f.ii.tM( roll top tii'Hk
"solid oak,' ehnp n r $:iii.tm. ciM
or see u. J. Wjik'-ii'T nt I
Ave., hy Sunday morning.
-4-10-ltp
I'Olt SAI.K l-'n-sh dairy cows ami
milk i outf. W. I ,. ( 'iinipli ,
inib wi n! low a School housf.
1 T-4- 1 n-L'f !
I' OH SAI.K- Coast Til
native pim- 1 1 nt l-t.
for..
finish iiml
U. A. I 'iXlW -
1 1 -4-1 0. 1 1 p
FOIt SAI.K Tiniotliy h 1, Hie -
pound. Timothy seJ sllt-liily
inixd with ulsiko elowr, me u
pound. II. K. Mull. Kumnmrvill" .
1 C-3-13-2l-2 7-4-2-I 0-1 7-lMp
FOIt SAI.K Dodc wdun. 1 1 fill.
J. H. IJnds-y, 13M2 O Av.
FOIt 8AI.R OK '1 HA UK 3)0 uerus
of land, 1 SO acreable, 40 acrea
with water rltfht, aiout DO aereH
Biib-lrrtfrated, three lare nprlnr;s,
lota of cows and hos and ma
ehinery, ntar Maker protect.
FOR SALE
New 6-rootn house, basemen t,
plumbed, plastered, built-in kitch
en, hardwood floor living room,
furnace, garage, lot f0 ft., cement
walks all for $3200.
-i Kqw 3-i-onm -house -nmw IiIhu
firliool. nlastercd. wired. il imlj'd.
III) ft. Int. lust off tinvemi.nl. Tin-
mediate! po.sKes.slon. An unusual
opportunity for $ 1 oO 0.
0
Seven-room house, beautiful
view In western pail of city, pav
ed, lawn, shade and fruit trees,
garage. This house is In splendid
condition a very desirable home
on very reasonable terms.
0
Acre t met and small house for
$1100 In the vicinity of Green
ftood school.
Geo.H.Currey
rtEAIrOKS
Estate Ioans Insurnnr
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATKR -KKNT
AND OTIIKU KADIO SKTS
We Itisti.ll Kadios Free
Bcnham Electric Co.
? 104 ?EW FOLK DLDQ.
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
Wo Havi .Inst Wlmt Von W'Hnt In
M'MllWt, SASH AM) llOOKS AMI 8HI.N4a.KS
Ii will n yon lo liivcsHuato our prlics.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
CHAIN AND BOX WOOD PlfONC MAIN 647
J, Ii. MLMIALL
"LINE IS BUSY"--
When you receive the report, "the line is busy"'
it means the line, not the telephone you called. There
may -be two, three or four telephones on the line.
With one in use the others can not be called. Less
labor is involved for the operator to complete a con
nection on the first call when she can than to report
"line is busy" and be called again. She knows you
will call again if she trives you a busy report. It
lightens her buidt-n to complete your call at one;.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Just A .
Few Cents
A Line
JNiblkity Is iieecssnry fur
niiy business transaction. If
yon 81-11 nn niilcie, or your
own scrUces, or ilu iisi of
a lioune or of Tier, It re
quires publicity to the v
leiH of reaeliinic ilie person
Willi whom you ileal.
To servo, best that publicity
must lie eeoiiomleal us well
as adetiuule. Vim ran boy
that variety In Observer
Want Ails every day, 'I be
vast Is only a few cents a
line il, joti reaeb owr
I -MM 10 prospects.
"AN OHKCTtVf'.n WANT
Al MILL I0 IT."
In-
One-half mllft from Telocas't.
Sl2.nnu.00. j:tf,00 enah, baluime
6 years. R Hlaaer, iVloeaaet.
44-3-2-lmp
"Of SAI.K Short
eimiif;h for s r.'tc
l:i!ion. Ore.
horn hulls. ( Ho
V. K. On-t-ri,
i::-4-iu-iti.
i-'OU SAKi; f( -room house, partly
modern, 1-3 ac re ut litre), $ I Kilt.
:'..' ea.sh. halanee tt-niiH Mod
ern r-room bungalow, one year
old. Kawn, tret-u nnl hedge.
S I Son. J.'.ii cash, balane.j terms.
tieo. Kager. lata Lake St.. or I
l-'ager's I'aiut Shop at aoilth end
of viaduet. 44-4-y-3lp
WAMTED
WANTKI) C'opahle. energ.-tie
an needed for factory represen
tative to handle our business In
I. a (Jrande district ; wonderful
opportunity with future for right
person. Kxperience or eapital
unnecessary. Write fully. Vul
can M I g. I o., Kalamazoo, M Ich.
3f-4-to-ltn
NOTICE For furnaca or flue
cleaner. Phone 3C0-U. La Grande.
Ore. 10-3-18-10tp
WANTKO HAGS Clean cotton
rags nt the Observer office.
WANTKI)
Sewing neatly dotm.
I'hone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
-2-l 7-lmp
LOST
I.O.ST Ilutlil kcrchl.f
itroimil it at lloov.'i
4 Ml V.
with lattlns
.Murk.'l. Call
li-4-!i-ltp
ISTUAYKI) Olio n-,1 cow unci Oil If .
j lh-uml i.s not visihio on right rih.
lmiiilro (i. (I. Teal. U.-4-IO-ltp
X'tthinif r'Ols nioro llHtln;:ulshoil
I oxtr.-ino vanity titan a hiK foot
i a lilllf .shot-.
A foolish mat h otn' who is lt-pt
from li'iiitT fooliHlt ly I In- fi-ar ot
what oihi-rs woitht fsay.
NEW TODAY!
XOTKK
rinMiirhNl Want Ads me strlct
ly t'AKH in AitVANC i:: copy
mtiHt be In not later than l u. m.
dale of Insertion. Hales; 2v I'r
word for each Insertion,
WANTKD - (Jirl
work. Apply
enil house
Ave. io-4-n-tr
WANTKD- Man with ear lo H'-ll
eotnph le Mm- uu:i lit y auto tir--s
mid tub s. r;ciihivt' territory.
KxpiT-h-nce mil neei ssury. Sal
ary :i n II, II II per liiolll h . M ile-
rtf one Ituhher Company.
l.ivt i -pool. Ohio. l'l-4-l 1-llp
I'Olt SAI.K Oil Tit A I K - Close In.
farm. II i mniio; wuiir, iu adow.
on-hard, r;und soil. Immediah-
posiussiou. I'yrnmbl I. and io.
17-4-1 l-!t
POlt SAI.K- l-.-li tv Irurl with II v
room lioil.s.-. Cul l.ontr. Wutson
stn-.t. l2-4-ll-'-1p
FOIt SAI.K Asplmrnll potulo
pltilil'-r. I'lioot1 l-'uriinTM LTir.
Cui-I I'nllrr. il.4-ll-c;t
WASTI-Ml- Mour.l.'is liy. Mr. lllc-l;-
lor.l at lilt. V Av. ItHl.s :iF.ll"i
l'i- mo. Mootn uliil liounl. ln'
lilocl; north ol rtl'ilrfKul shops.
L'o.4-1 1-llp.'
l-'OU SAI.K" Shepherd ptipn. X ino.
old. Oood stock dogH. $r,.im. It
l 1. No. 2, Halph lluth r.
U-4-1 1-ltp
POIl KKNT
2. 3, 4, fi and 6 room
houses, furnished or unfurnish
ed, "clean and In good eondit
tlon. ('lose In. J. I..' Mara, 1Sii4
Greenwood St, 20-4-1 1-ltp
HKNT, SKI.l. R Tit ADM One
aere. water right, small build
ings, easy terms. Will take small
ear. Cove and Albany. A. W.
Gelger. 20-4-1 1-llp
FOH UK NT K
.leffei HOU. I
iC'-.l.
IV!
room house. 701
per nio. I'hone
12-4-1 1-ltp
VOU SAI.K Heed b
Heasonnble. I'hone
iby enrrlage.
22!i W.
8-4-1 l-2ip
KOli SAI.K OH 1 1 1) NT l!nder
wood typewriter in first ekiss
condition. K. Turkey.
von
in.
HKNT
l'h one
-fi-rontn
14T, W.
house, elose
jt-4-i i-fit
The only issue decided in most
arguments is who can argue I he
best.
T.ove is something which make.i
you sorry that you did kiss her or
sorry tltat you didn't kiss her.
I-olu .Mc.N'ees, Sill Ailains a va
line, wop (be Hot -Point I Jeetrlc
1 1 tin In I ho content which closed
yesterday, April imh. nt II P. M.
She bnuif;bt In the ntre-t tilp-
plugs of (an- ndvs uliltii was 85.
" ... ... , ... -
.Mrs, Art bur Pari on sent In
ami Min. P Kei'fer sent In 77.
Then, were milte a nuiiiber who
took part In the contest, and we
w Nh to thank I hem all.
Ilotivr Paint. K:.5U per
gallon.
llJ-lneU vulcani.ed
rubber set
Paint llnisb, $!.?.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'The Poor Mn'i Frlodrt
Oppn. Fonndry. PHONE 148 f
fo Run day Riislnetu
MAMTM POP
i'X AMM I'OE TOLD HOU fO? THE I .
!'i -,LA5T T.'MS TO QUiT PLAWIfJG f ' .
V VllTM THAT CHAIR- i
L0O WCU'UE XT I
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
i
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y L wt, hit I
i ( n n i i
HTIM2 ,L
B3DAM
LA1--;1 ?
gn you o
IP oO loK'T CJMT
Last Showing of
i"Ridin' Mad" at
bherrys lomght
Oh. boy! The Chnmplon Cow
l)oy of the World will lie starred
in "HIIHN MAD," on Arrow-Hen
Wilson release.
Just repent that phrase WorMV
Champion Cowboy"! No fake rid
ing earns that tltle--renl, honrst-to
goodness bucking bronchos wllh
lashing hoots, humped bucks and
wicked, roving eyes have to be
made ent out of his bond, and htn
riding has to he ahead of thou
sands of cowboys from all over
the world.
Cunutt v.on the title hist year
at Cheyenne. Who., and at Pen
dleton. Ore., He Is the first and
only one to ride "Tipperary." ihe
I anions Canadian out law horse-r -heH
a mean rider.
' He at the theatre 'early hecauR'
Canutt will be a sensation.
Comedy Showing "float Getters."
Jones, as Man Who
Played Square, Is Hit
At Star Theater.
"The Man Who Played Rqunre,"
the eurrent attraction at the Slur
Theatre featuring Ihe star. line It
Jones. Is a very phiurenque west
ern cowboy film story that ringw
true, and It is great entertainment.
A Wllliftm Fox production written
bv the virile scenarist WIN in in
Wallace Cook and directed by Al
Santell. it Is lavishly produced and
Is a logical dramatic romance.
The beautiful Wanda Hnwby
plays the b arling feminine role nn I
others In the twst Include b n Hen
dricks, Jr.. Hiivid fled'' Kirby.
Hank Mann, Howard i'osli.r mid
William Scott.
pronto" Itlaek (Puck Jones) In
response to n letter from his pal
Steve fWilliltui Seoll) Ron out to
find him. Approaching Steve's
shack he Is flr-d upon, hut enters.
He finds Steve. lying In bed woun
ded, had fired thinking that Hlack
was Ilanlt Spnffon who had lured
i' , , , ' . . ,
I fh-ed nnd wounded him from nut-
bush.
teve snyn thnt Ids fnther owns
n. half Interest In the Gray ftagle
mine, now run by Spnf ford who
ih'Hfres to hilt him nnd become
sole owner to Ihe mine.
In the fight between Steve nnd
Spofford the later In wounded nnd
(lbs. His daughter. Hertle, comes
to the shack lo net revenge upon
Steve, but is met by Tllnrk.
He calms her ami she employs
Pluck as an amalgamator at the
mine. At Ihe mine he discovers
a ploi to oust Hertle from her
control and n frame-up Is made to
convince Ib-rtie that IMaek Is simp-
C VOU CAM-T
FAMitV AND
RESPECTABLE
.-II Jii. oiiii Br bia hrvicc mc AftTtl--"-"- iaijS J
1 La Grande Theatres
OF- OliR DlMIKa KOOfA
Saire i
A rXW
'-,1k. rf.- lW'!Vit.V,MI
'IV, I fc-,....LL.a':,'. J
poi. fie f tvecx.
TO RAISE it
ly there for the purpose of gettlnr;
her out.
A aeries of wonderful fights
take place, a robbery with the
money buried under Hluck's pil
low, n dramatic whipping which
reveals the real erimli al and th
last stand of the gang with a
big mine explosion as a t hrllllng
climax. Not only Is .Jones "all
there" as the star, hut Miss Haw
ley la charming and Hank Mann
Is very funny.
Mrs. Wallace Reid
Here for 3 Days in
"Broken Laws."
The growing disregard for the
laws of Hie land and the effect of
this upon children Inspired M rs.
Wallace Held In her greatest pro
duction. "Hrokcn Laws," which
mines to the Sherry theater tomor
row. "Ilroken T.ows" deals with Mo;
Iher l.ove and the necessity of
law observance on Ihe. pnrt of
citizens. It Is not a preachment.
however, bul n virile, throbbing i
drama of lodav which will Interest I
everyone.
It points the way to better clt
Ivensliiii nnd elearlv outlines th
necessity of teaching children (
obedience, nnd to have respect for
the constituted laws of the land.
Hecently In the Philadelphia,
(uveti lie court fourteen boy ban
dits appeared before Judge Gor
man In a single day. The oldest
of the fourteen was but twelve.
The court declared that It was
"drcndful" nnd 'incredible" thai
such conditions should exist.
inveatlrntlon into mich Inci
dents," Mrs. Held declares, "will
revea I a lack of respect for t he
law on the part of the children'!1
parents. In 'P.rolten Laws we have
attempted to show how serious the
growing disregard for law Is be
coming, find how It vitally affect.-!
our children."
One of the finest easts In years
Interprets this F. O. H. photodrn-
ma. Included ore Mrs. Wallace
Held, Percy Marmont, Hatnsey j
Wallace, Arthur Itankln. Jiicnue. j
line Saunders, Virginia l.ee Cor
bin, Pat Moore nnd Jane Wray.
Thero Is Interest for everyone In
''Ilroken Laws" and yet no one i
enn eeo It and not come iiway a
better citizen,
Playgoers of I.a Grnnde nre look
ing forward eagerly to this late.d
and greatest, of Mrs. Wallace Held's
productions.
Comedy showing, "iow Tide.'
Feathered Carnival
Appears in Arcade
Vaudeville Sunday.
A company of versatile players
nre offering something new In
vaudeville, novel mirprlM-s nnd
comedy providing excellent enter-
RAiSS A
I thought mod
HAWE
L00KIKS9
TiMe-ouTAixec)
mi3h we. had
A L6T ABOUT IT
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27 YEARS
AGO
Pally Morning Observer. April
11, I sits -The Grande Itonde river
is iUlte high since the hist rain.
Carl Ho.'. Kdltor of the Wall
own ( 'h left a in passed Ih rough the
city yesterday en route to Port
land. Mrs. Julius Uoe.seh Olid- HtMe
daughter, Anna, went to Porthind
last Saturday, where I hey will
visit friends for a few weeks.
Prof, and Mis. K. K. Hragg, of
Hilgtird. after spending Sunday
wllh friends near this oily return
ed home yesterday evening,
T. Hathaway left last evening
for Cooks Inlet. Alaska, where he
will endeavor lo Kalher some of
the shining im tat which Is read
to be so plentiful (here.
Judge Kukln and his wife were
In the city Sal unlay. The older
the Judge gets the more extensive
his acquaintances nud therefore
Ihe more numerous his friends.
The butcher business In this
city has gone through jtevral
changes since Saturday morning
K. K. Willanl purchased Mr. O'
Tool's Interest In the firm of Will
anl and Tool and has a Ino bough
the but idler business bend of ore
conducted by Husse and Neftsley.
C. Klmer from near Summer
ville. was In I .a Grande 'Saturday
and from him we learned that the
farmeifi In Ids neighborhood have
not got tlnir spring crops in, hu.
are ninklug every day count 111
plowing, s-iwing and. harrowing.
Mr. Kinier eann from Kalis.iM si-veil
years ago and Im is sitlsfied
that this valley Is a pleasanter
tulnuienl nt the Arcade theater on
Sunday next.
Hart hold 's birds, a feathered
carnival, America's foremost fea
thered novelty, offer a unluue rou
tine of feats with trained birds,
parrots, parrakeets. birds of para
dise, nml cockatoos. The act Is
undoubtedly the last word In train
ing, proving a revelation to bird
fanciers.
When n bird climbs onto a tiny
bicycle, the bike Is placed on a
wire" stretched over I he audience
and the bird rides the wheel along j
l he wire. The average mortal I
feels like putting up his right hum!
and solemnly swearing never again
to look on the stuff you get from
the agent In white aprons back of
the mahogany. Wc would doubt
less do so too If we weren't cer
tain that everyone rise In the
house was seeing the s:nne thing.
This hi Just one of ihe tricks liur
IhohM's blrdK do.
Allen it hale, the eccentric com
edy pair appear In a sinking, talk
ing and dancing number.
Kuhn Sisters appear In ''Hits of
Vaudeville," a comedy offering.
Uusscll ,v. " Kurd In "D.irktuwn
Htrutters" present a clever corned)-
singing and darning act full
of pep, speed and endurance, n.
happy bit of dlveiilxmnenl.
I.ouis Alsace, an Intcrnallonat
violinist and novelty :-.peri;tlist,
plays the violin with I In- human
volte. Orchestra and pictures also
featured on the bill.
It Is ICasy to Imitate I!ut Ilaider to Duplirate.
Real English Sinlmel Cake
(Caili'ton lie Luxe)
Made Only by (.'william's
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the (.olden Crust
r "
WANTED!! f
at the
Observer'
Phone Main 37
i
M5 BliT 1 PRiceo
T'iM Al SDTHFX WERE
TOO Ewowiue
OF TH6
5AUE5
vwf5
i
the
h"
longing to Kdward Hughes Satur
day. The farm Is near Valeria
school house. .Mr. I el,ong will
take possession sometime dmiii'r
the week.
Messis. J. M. Church and J. I..
Hoe left last evening fur Astoria
where they go as b' legates to the
republican state convention whtcn
convenes April 14.
A nil 1 1 eel Iteiiuel is preparing
plans for a neat modern dwelllnr.
tor ,). II. Cronemlller, feriuan of
the l.:i Grnmh Chronicle.
If he advertises U, ho knows U8
ood.
NEW
GYPSY
DYES
I SI II MM) ItLt lNG
Itrlght la-t Colors.
All Ihe Newest Shades.
1 illsjesl to I sc.
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
t'!
CAPABLE
You can depend
upon ua for capnblo
service, no matter
what the circum
stances may be. We
shall be pleased to
confer with you ns
to details nnd then
carry them out.
We. Understand.
Our Invalid Car
Is nt your 'I'yltT.
ii-eo of charge.
Main 112
id
8noik;rahh m
Z.IMMKKMAN
VndL-rlakers
T'i'W'.t'-l'",'"." 'W
TCBRUrW
MH6M FuRWlTuRE
MW?K:ep down) ;
phtre to live than K inis.
J. 1'. I lel.ong piin lKlK d
eighty aere farm hereloioro
i
f Aiiident Vletim I'neonst-louH
AUIANV. Ore. U- II. Jaeka.
tni d Bon Keeper of North Albany)
has been uneon.seious at the Al-j
I ..my General ho-mitul following an 1
accident Tuesi'uy In which he sus-l
talned sin Injury to his skull. Mr.?
.lacks was run down by a boy on
a bleyele Tuesday noon find his;
head si ruck the pavement. It Is ;
feared thai Ihe Injury has caused -,
a concussion of the brain and may '
prove fat :i t. -
THE PURITY OP j
OUR BREAD j
AND PASTRV !
wry,
Av
6HOUL0APPC-AI'
2
To 'TOU
fc-ijsv "jtv
Pulf"BREAD"i
If you are Interested In
Ihe purity of the food pro
duds that find their way
Into your system you should
Investigalo the nutritious,
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry bahed at this es
tablishment. II will add lo
yoir en joy meat, stimulate
your appetite and pleasn
your digestion.
LA GRANDE
K. J. RkWilliams
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Buy
This
Home
7 -room modern houo,
largo lot, parage and
fruit, $2700; term.
Puy a lot 9a
WEEKS & BLACK
IZKALTORH
New Foley Bid if.
Insurance - Ixmiiu
WEAVER'S
T.llim, ( IraniTii. Djen
Anil I'rifwrnl
l-IIONK IMAI.N 1SJ
Depot Htreut
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving: Works '-
MuttroM or all kind!
c.ned ami rebuilt; Feather
KenoTalluic. Kan ami Fluff .
Hiikb mail, to onler an3 tor
anle. Carpet and It'lg- CiMl"
lUK. Furniture Ke.coTerlng.
IjIitil-m-iI FunilKater.
Factory I'hone 424-W
CIIAH. KDWAIIIIS, Prop.
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME) TAIII.H
Irfiavr IieHTca
Union l.a CJranda
l:U A. M. 11:00 A. H.
1:16 P. M. 6:16 P. M.
(iiDClari
I'nloD I Granite
1:00 P. M. 6:15 P. U.
Halurilnj Mglit Epeclala
lavet LeaTe
Union l Grand
T:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M.
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