La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1925, Image 7

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Monday, April 13. 1025.
THE EC. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FA
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR KENT
J-Y)H ItKNT 5-room houm closo'
Jn. Phone 145 W. iM-ll-dti
yOH ItKNT Modern furnished'
apartment. Cull Kdenhotm Apts. i
Phone H5-J. 8-3-23-tf
j''iHt JtKN'T Vivo mom modern
furnished upt. 19ii5 Adams, i
Ave. 9-4-2-tf
yOli RLWT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1 Ti 1 2 Adams.
Phone LT.7-.L lI-s-3H-tf
FOR hALE
r'Olt HA I.K 1 -acre tract with flvn
room house. 'al Long, Wat Hon
Street. J 11- 4-1 1 -21 p
J-'OK HA LIS Asplnwall potato
planter. Phone Farmers li5Xfi.
l';irl Fuller. in.,4-1 l-tli
J'nlt KALF - Ki .-.l baby carriage.
Iteasonahle. Phone W.
8-4-1 J-2tp
i OH SALE OU ' HAIK 310 acres
of land, ISO aereablo, 40 acres
with water right, about 10 acres
Bub-irrlgated, tbreu large HprtngR.
lota of rows and hogs and ma
chinery, near Bakur project.
One-half mll from Telocnaot.
I12.0U0.00. $:ir.do cash, balance
6 years. K. Waser, Teloeaset.
44-S-2-lmp
iKOlt KALK a -room Jiovise. partly
modern, acin of land, JIIMi.
'2',u rash, balance terms. Mod
ern ti-rooin bungalow, one year
old. Lawn, trees and hedge.
; $SiM. cash, balance terms.
Oo. Fager, Uto7 Lake St., or
Facer's 1 n in t Shop at south end
of viaduct. 44-4-!(-Htp
WANTED
WA.'TFI (Jlrl, for general house
work. Apply i:io -O Ave,
10-4-1 1-tf
NOTIOfi For furnace or flue
cleaner, Phone SCO-It, Ixi Grande,
Ore. 10-3-1 8-10tp
FOR SALE
New G-room house, basement,
plumbed, plastered, built-in kitch
en, hardwood floor living room,
furnace, garage, lot 60 ft., cement
walks all for $3250.
0
New 3-room house near high
school, plastered, wired, plumbed,
60 ft. lot, just off pavement. Im
mediate possession. An unusual
opportunity for-$l&00.
0
) Seven-room house, beautiful
view in western paTF of'clty, pav
ed, lawn, shade and fruit t reel,
parage. This house is in splendid
condition a very desirable home
on very reasonable terms.
0
Acre tract and small house for
$1100 in the vicinity of (.Ireen
B'ood school.
Geo.H.Currey !
ft en I Catnip Iionna Insurant
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATER KENT
AND OTHER RADIO SETS
We Inst&H Radios Free
Benham Electric Co.
MAIN 104 NEW FOLEY BLDO.
Blue Mountain
Wo nnve Just
M'MIiKH. SASH AND
It will pa; you to
Bowman-Hicks
MAIN 8
CHAIN AXI BOX WOOD PIIONE 5IA1N 647
J. U BIC.MIAI.L
"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 gives you a busy report. It
lightens her burden to complete your call at onc3.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Just A
Few Cents
A Line
Publicity is necessary for
nny business transaction. If
you sell an article, or your
own services, or the use of
a house, or office, it re
quires publicity o tlio ex
tent of reaching (he person
with whom you deal.
To serve best that publicity
must be eeononiltl us well
as adequate. You can boy
1 1 int variety In Observer
Want Ails every tiny. Tliw
cost Is only u few cents a
line yet, you reach over
12,000 prospects.
"AN OBSERVE! WANT
AD WILL HO IT."
WANTED R AOS ('loan eotlon
i-oks at lli OhsiM-vcr . officii.
Hrlnu IImmii In. 3-27-tf
WANTHI) HinvlnB neatly tlona.
I'homi 43 W. Mis. Nora Webb.
D-2-lT-lrnp
If bo advertlma It, bo knows lt'a
Itootl.
When Ihe No. u Cedar shingles
do arrive, in order io moie ihcin
at light ii log speed you can have
i 1 belli for Hl.Ht ucr M, deliveix-il.
j orK.lO if you gel Ihcin yourself. A
J carload bt4' to orrhe any day.
I The House I'aiut is goiny; good.
Place your order early as we are
ovcisnbl-in.ist or Ibo lime. We
have about 100 gallons tx start
the week with. I'ricr Jji.50 per
gallon.
ilk ani.ed i:ub!)er-st't 1'afiit
iiitihrs, Hi-inch, 81.70 each.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Man's Friend"
Oppo. I'Ooodry. I'd ON K 848 W
No Nuuday Buainetui
Oregon Lumber
? '
Wliat You Want In
DOOltS AND Sni.NttI.K3
Investigate our prlees.
Lumber Company
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ails are elrlct
ly CASH IN ADVANCE; vovl
mist be In nut latrr tlian a a. m.
ilatu of Insertlun. ftlii if in-r
word for each Insertion.
'OR 8AI.E Olt TttADK Two do
glruhli; tvBhlfmu hits 3 blinks,
li-oai tin- Court Hou 4 l)lool;
from Hiutlm-m Ulstrict. Willi
laku In useil ear. Vrln X OI.sit.
vim-. l'lione Main 3", Sfi-4-lS-Slp
WANTKD Huanlera anil roomers.
Home CaokiilK. Meals serveil
j'itnilly myle. eluse in, .sume lilnelc
iih lllai-k 1 'in. Mrs. W. SIanil-
l.-y. 14:14 AiIuiiih. !l-4-l3-H
Olt ItKNT Moibrn f nrni.slied
uiiiirtnienl. Waverly AparlmeniB.
i 7-4-U-llr
FOR ltl-:NT S-room rurnialieil
lions-1, lnipiile ftti- Kprlntr.
, !l-4-i:t-.-tp
WII.I. SKI. I. Olt TII.AUK for raltlo
or bona Kood potato planler. two
horse ill.se, pulolo .soi-ler, lUtri.'l-.
eillHvulor, ur.il ilnnily duek-lool
on-hard rnlllvatoi-. J. 1.. Vh
l.nskow, Imliler. i'0-4-1:1-3' P
WANTl-'.l) C'.lrl for a.-nerul bonse
work. Apply. i:ill Stll HI. or
phone 2'J(1-H after B p. in.
i;-4-i:i-itp
l-'OR SAI.I-: 4-ltootn modern
bouse on .Main St. 2Sihi. On
terms. Phone 277W. I fi-4-1 ll-l Ip
I'OH SA1.K l-'iv-e room modern
reshlenee. an Ideal borne. I'uved
Street. fcuratfe, fUrlKteeM Onod
terms. fpit:l SprlUK StreiM. Call
277-.1. 2tl-4-ia-3tp.
FOP. KKNT 2 room apartment
furnished for light housekeeping.
Side entrance. Trays for wash
ing. Cheap rent. 1H05 M Ave.
JS-4-IH-L'tp
Wild Ilensts of Ztiuland
ThmMciied with j'.xtlnctinn
WASHlN'CrTON (Al) Appeal
ing to naturalists in the I'nitod
Slates to help save from slaughter
the fauna of hia country, Maj, V
Vnuglian-Klrby, game warden of
Zululand, S. A., has enlisted the co
operation of the American Nature
Association. Maj. Vaughan-Kirby
points out to the association that
he hopes the coining visit of the
riiicp of Wales will be of help,
iand that ho has called upon .the
! Society for the Preservation of
l'"auna 'of Ihe JOmpire of'lOnglaud
to come to his aid.
The warden explains that, in Zu
luland there is a movement to
abandon all game reserves, which
would mean the exit rminatiou C
ihe once magnificent fauna of the
sub-continent, and that he has been
powerless to stem it. lie believes
the I'rlnee of Wales will throw hi.-,
influence in favor of wild life con
servation, and the American Nature
Association has Issued an appeal to
its members throughout Uie world
to write to Mil j. Vauglian-Kirii
aud protest against the continued
ski lighter of the wild unimais of
his country.
Dallas Stages Clean-! p
DALLAS, Ore. This city is be
ing cleaned up. with a. captain for
each city block to "egg on" t he
residents in the. work of gather
ing up old tin cun. rubbish, last
year's 'birds nest a and the like.
The local t ransfer company has
beep engaged to haul awny the
refuse. Considerable fresh paint
is noticed in the business section,
as well ns a number of new signs.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
fviaV,6'Be JA.y-j VEAU-VJ1E J M (oikON'SOU W DlDYOOENJoy 1 - l f VES-AWAaTH,' ) mn YCU " ) '
L, VakW. ZJ ZZZaZ- -i-' ' TO JAWS Smy000' ' PIECE OR SANS I KjO StOOO OP AN' '
ssB FSrdl i-JSwfe I jjsl 'J-;
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MOM'X POP Used Too Much Effort By TAYLOR
A .JEAMETT6 I , OH CHICK DOWT BE SO . ?f yjpfjp mq0 f wes t VJAMTeD To " V(HW-AH'.. I WAS ( VJELL ME)CT TIME ( ( - I SE6 WOU'UE N
7 iWvou'RC If Foa-SH--mE'?S MR. CALLIW6Mt W ASK SOU ABO0T- OUST P0LI5HIMS UP M D0MT POLISH IT ( RU8B6D SOMS J fZn
I T!VZ CALgV S AV W H AT J CZ1 fK SO HWD-Vf -T S OPTHePAlWr f OQjO ;
ipX;3 0uJ H tuft . KMl- m ''A dmfc 4iwvJK
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
Q3 9jH, Z.
,a5 much C(iao
La Grande
Sherrys Showing.
"Broken Laws"
Today and Tomorrow.
Mra. Wallace Held has scored
another brilliant succcbh as a pro
ducer of photodraniHB. Jlor sec
ond great timely picture, "Broken
Laws," was shown to Interested au
diences at the Sherry Theatre yes
terday and voted on unqualified
triumph.
"Broken Laws." is a story of
Mother Love and the Law, a vital
message to Americans in these
idoys of flagrant law violation and
disrespect for the constituted an
i thorities.
Hut it is more than a vital mes
'sage, it is an absorbing, enthralling
drama, well acted, capably direct
ed and with an adequate back
ground of beautiful settings and
rich cost unies,
i,; Mrs. Heid's' performance In the
', role of Joan Allen, the mother who
' through indulgence all but ruins
iher boy. was a bit cf work long Id
; be reuH'mhe:vii. Mrs. Itcid fairly
j lived i'no part, making it a sympa
thetic role from the start.
In her support were such capa
ble players as Percy Marmont, th"
! patient husband of the '"jazz buby"
j.lacquellne thunders who did real
ly remurkable work in that role:
j Kamsey Wallace as Joan's husband
':uid Arthur Kankin and Virginia
I Lee Corbln as the younjr people,
and l'at Moore and Jam; Wray as
t he children. There was not a.
tweak spot in Ihe entire cast, and
'the work of these players had
much to do with Ihe success of the
'photodraina.
The story of "Broken Laws" wan
writ t by Adt!a Itogers Kt. John.
It deals with the affairs of two
(neighbor fanilltcH. In each family
lis one parent who taken the law
'rather lightly. The effort of this
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By Condo
&cs- ACout
osttcvg. tpoiajn to
Theati
upon thfi children is the, theme of
tho story which is curried to a
dramatic conclusion In n series of
tense, crnot luiial scenes. The
courtroom scene alone, where the:
mother pleads in bo punished in)
the place of her boy. Is an epic of I
dramatic effect. j
Judging from the effect upon thej
1 1 rat-night era. "Broken Laws" la i
going to be a talked-ibout play
during Its local run. It has all the;
I'lcmenlH necessary for a successful
screen drama, and i a practically
ilawless production throughout.
It is a credit to the producer j
who Is attempting to provide;
worth-while screen plays that
mean something and that entertam
at the some time.
No one should miss seeing "Bro
ken Laws." It la a play for the
whole family, and one the whole
lamily speeds,
Coined y, showing "Low Tide,"
Two Stars in
"As 'Man1-Desires"
At the Arcade.
Milton Slllfl and Viola Dana arc.
together again! !
The two picture stars, who hnvej
played together on many occasions
In the past, are the top-notchers In;
"As Man iJcsires,'' a highly roman-j
tic, colorful story of the Orient and.
the South Kens, which opens today
at the Arcade Theatre. j
The two arc billed as the eo-fea-j
taring players tn tills Klrst Na j
llonal picture ond are to be sup-j
ported by an unusually strong east
Including Itnth Clifford, lioneinary ,
'I'heby, Tom Kennedy. Paul Nich
olson, Lou Payne, I bior Ka rno.
Anna .May Walthall, Kdindi Alte
miis and I 'rank Leigh,
In "As Man Desires," Sills, famed
as "The Sea Hawk," enacts the part
of a BrlMsh army officer who, ac-
The Hit
27 YEARS
AGO
Da il y M oruing t Jbsorver, A pril
I 12, lt.yS.-ii. r. I.ewia la In Baker
I City adjusting a lus of the New
York l-tt'e, luMiiranee Co,, caused
by the recent death of tieo. Cole
man. J. 1. MeKennon yesterday pur
chased bf W. It. Hamilton his 120
'acre farm near Alicel, foi meriy the
, ,1. 1,. lioe place, and will transfer
or an lnteivnt In it to his bro-
Ither I .. i-. MeK'eiiiHin. The price
paid was $r(ian.
Our male ijuaitet, assisted by
Mrs, Josie Mills and ihe .Misses
Cora AUIrkk and Xellte Orandy,
gave tlu cttlwus of SummervlMe
pan eiiteriutnineiit Wat uroay even
ing. A larK' audience wa out to
hear them. Mr, and .Mrs. S. I.
It rooks en aiued the company
and aside from the financial suc
cess they were royally entertained
by t lie sood people of Sum lit er-
Hit.
tieo. Ueckcr of the Cove, through
the ( 'ausey Pierce company, pur
chased 1 HO acre.s of t he Kennedy
I farm. This gives I'.ct ker 4uu acres
of us fine land uh there is in Vn-
lon county, and well improved.
Conductor JiiUe (lulling was In
Hnmtnerville Sunday. Mr. Culling
has a tine young roadster which
he i.s breaking to a cart, which
wll soon be able to pass anything
In the toad.
J. 1. I'm re has received a new
slock of ladies' jewelry which he
will have on libphiy mioii,
The commercial club meets to
night and a fall attendance, in de
sired.
There in no small kick at the
action of the. city rouncil In rai.i-
ing the water rent for Irrtgat lug
ousod of murder, flees lo Tahiti
and becomes Die notorloilH captain
of a pearl-fishing vessel.
Miss Dana's role is that of a vi
vacious, flirtatious native doueing
girl, whose sacrificial love for Kills
Is the powerful mot Ive aroun 1
which the thrilling plot revolves.
The picture is one of action from
start to finish. It. was directed by
Irving Conimlngs under the super
vision of Karl 1 1 udson.
1
It la Kiisy to Imitate But Harder to Duplicate.
Real English Simmel Cake
(Carleton I)c Luxe)
Made Only by Gwillinm's
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
Phone
of The Party
purposes (o $t.B0 pep month. Un
less this action l absolutely pecew
sary this order should bo rescind
ed. Nothing so lnuutlfie a til j
as pretty gri-tin lawns, and all pos
slllo encouragement should be
given to multiply home-like and
well kept yards than to decreoe-tliem.
Soviet Trawler I.m!
Itussiati l'lli In Kuglmid
CI 111 M SHY. Kng. ( AI'). Molshe
vlk Itussia. which last year begun
organization of a 1 iisiiiug tleeL in
nortliern WHtera, has begun lo ex
tend its business to foreign shores.
Tlie first Hoviet steam trawler lo
b seen In a Uritlsh port arrived
in (Irimshy recently and attracted
much attention, not only among
seafaring men, but the public gen
erally. The trawler brought a load of
fish caught off the Murmansk
coast. The captain said other
llnastan trawlers would arrive reg
ilai ly in Uritlsh ports in the
near fut are as the Soviet flshug
licet was again getting on its
j feet and due to recent addllions
of fishing smacks, was well fit
ted to supply the Kttssian demand
tor sen luod, thus eliminating the
necessity of buying fish abroad.
( Mil l III IIE TO HHtl l Ni;
MINKOI.A. N. Y. (Al) Joy
Louise i.eeds. 1 3 years ago, a
foundling, Friday learned that she
is one Of the rolinlry's wealthiest
children. Warner M. Leeds, who
made a fortune tu tin plale pro
duction and who, childless, htid
adopted Joy Louise 1 1 years ago.
when she was a year old. h it her
Ihe hulk of his eslale, esllnuiled at
more than four million dollars.
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattresses of all kinds
1 tinned and rebuilt; Feather
ItmoTfttlng. Raff and Fluft
Rugs made to order and for
ale. Carpet and Rug CI (Mat
ing. Furniture Re-covering,
Licensed imlgater.
Factory Phone 424-W
CHAH. EDWARDS, ro(i.
at the
server
Main 37
i on
j
rJ:'"rt-ti Purity of
kfTzy Our BREAD
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iWiSHOULDAPPC-AL
TO VfclLJ !
V
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Purity "Bpead
o
If you am interested in o
the purity of tho food pro-
ducts that find their wiy o
into your system you should o
invostigato the nutritions o
.bread and dainty, sati'ue- g
lory paatiy baked at this cs- q
tuhllshment. u will add to o
yo ir enjoyment, stimulate
ymir a p pet it o and please o
your digestion.
U 'GRANDE I
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This
Home
7 -room modern house),
largo Int. garage ami
fruit, $2700; Ic.inis.
Roy ?ot
Foley Addition
WEEKS & BLACK
ItFALTOIW
New Foley Iililfj.
Insurance Loans
" '" J9J:.. "-
VEAVI
Tailors. CIcaririF Djers
And I'rcMwrH
PHONI'I (MAIN
' DopoL Street
UNION-LA taiANOE
AUTO STAGE
TIME TARLT1
Leftrea lirnrea
ijuiou I -a Croats
8:15 A. M. 11:00 A. M.
1:16 P. M. 6:15 P. M.
tBiimlar
Lr-avr liMfni
Union La (irnnrle
1:00 p. M. 6:15 P. U.
HntnrdHf Nlifht iMH'InU
liravra linvcs)
Union la (Jrandtt
T:0t) P. M. 1 1:00 P. U.
Heated Cam
P. . DeliAP, Manager
Ileadmiarters, Hommrr Hotel
liy IilXVSSER