La Grande evening observer., April 14, 1925, Image 7

Tuesday, April 1-1, 1925.
THE EX GKAN1JE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Tluce of Union and Wallowa Counties
rOK RENT
Von It 10 NT 3-room furnished
lioiiHc Jmiulrc 802 Spring, I
3-3ip j
3'OH KKNT .Muilcrii furnished'
; apartment. Waverly Apartments.
7-4-3-4tp !
KOIt H KNT 5-room house, closu
in. I'lionc 145 W. 9-4-1 1-tlt
KOH 1; KNT 2 room apartment
rurniNlxMl for lilit houseUecpinji.
Side, entrance. TrayH lor wiihIi
inir. cheap rent. i:ittu M Ave.
, lK-4-i;i-:Mp
rj'Oll UKNT Modern furnished
iipurtiiit'tit. ('nil Kdcnholm Apts.
riiono 14Q-J. S-H-.M-tf
J-'OK CKNT" live room modern
f urntahed apt. J tin j Ailiiins.
Ave u-i -.if
KOH R KNT l-'urnlahed rooms for
H. -lit houH.-ki'i-pint,'! t,' Adams,
l'lione 2 67-J. 1 1-3-30-tr
FOR hALE
I'Olt RAI.E OR TRAHK-Two de
ferable residence (ots 3 blocks
Irom the Court Hoiw, 4 ldoekt
from UiiHlni -ss 1 ist pit t. Wilt
lal;c in Uh. l car. Write X Obser
ver. J'hone Main 117. 26-4-I'i-arp
TOrt SAl.K Kfve room modern
residence, mi Ideal liome. Paved
street. , garni;', furn-aeell flood
t'Tiiia, 5 it3 HpiiriK St reel, ("nil
277-J. U'f-4-K(-:!tp.
, WILL SKI.L lilt Ti'lAMI for cattle
or hons K'Htd potato planter, two
horse disc, pot:ito sorter. dif,'K,-r,
cultivator, and dandy duck -foot
orchard en It i vat or. J, I.. Vm
teiiHliow, lmhler. i'C-4-1 ::-:tt p
KOH WALK ANpln will! potato
planter, flume Karnier.s ii&Xfi.
Carl Kuller. 10-4-J l-tif
FOR SALE OK THA OR 310 ucrea
of land, 1 80 arreahlfl, 40 acres
with water right, unout 90 ncree
lib-irrigated, three large springs,
lots of cows and hogs and ma
chinery, near Baker protect.
One-half mile from Telocasat.
FOR SALE
New 5-room house, basement,
plumbed, plastered, built-in kitch
en, hardwood floor living room,
furnace, garage, lot GO ft., cement
walks all for $3250.
0
Now 3-room house near high
school, plastered, wired, plumbed,
60 ft. lot, just off pavement. Im
mediate possession. An unusual
opportunity for $1500
Seven-room house, beautiful
view hi western part of city, pav
ed, lawn, shade and fruit trees,
garage. This house is In splendid
condition a very desirable home
on very reasonable terms.
Acre tract and small house for
$lloo In the vicinity of Green
wood school.
Geo.H.Currey
KF.AITOKH
lle! FntAtfl Ioans Insurance
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATEIt - KENT
AND OTHER RADIO SETS
We Install Radios Free
Bcnham Electric Co.
, HA I V 1(14 NEW FOLEY DLT1Q.
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
We Have Just What Yon Want In
U'MIIKH, SASH AND HOOKS AXI KHINfll-F.S
It Hill pay you to Investigate our prices.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
, CHAIN AND BOX WOOD riTONE MAIN 647
J. L. MVMIALL
"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 one?.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Just A
Few Cents
A Line
Publicity Is necessary for
aiiy business transactlou. If
you ncL an niiicUt, or your
own services, or the uso of
a 1 1 oust? , or office, it re
quires publicity to thu Cl
ient of reaching the person
with whom you deal.
To serve best that publicity
intit be economical as well
as adequate. You can buy
that variety hi Observer
Want Ads every day. The
cost Irt only a few renin a
line yet, yon reach over
J 2,000 prospcot.s.
"an onnrnvcR want
AI WILL DO IT."
$12.(100.(1(1. mgoq ensh, balance
6 ycura. E. UlHar, Ttflor.aget.
44-S-2-lmp
WANTED
WAN'TKl) Girl for penernl house-
Slrnp-end Plow s:iiglclrccs, 2
sl.cs, k.m ami .c each. Xo, 2
Cedar Shingles. ?t2.UO per M. de
ll veiet I ami S2.IU when yon haul
them yourself.
We niv as buv as can be fill
ing orders and wr give -pe'ial
retliictlons in prices to people who
lite, us rr as Wallowa. I'lgln.
Minimi and other disirtet (owns
to help (hem pay (heir traiispdr-
tuttou.
Our aood customers of I, a
fii'iiiKlc -aniiot object In us try
ing to !-erc the vhoh country
tin- best hp can.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Mao'i Friend"
Opim. Foiuidrr. PHONE 148 f.
No Huntlay Iiualnfa
work. Apply 1300 O Ave.
iu-4-n-tr
NOTICE For furnace or fluo
cleaner. Phone 3C0-H. 1 .a Grand,
Ore. 10-3-18-10tp
WANTED HAGS 4'lean cotton
rags at the Observer office.
Bring them in. , 3-27-tf
WANTED Sewing neatly done.
Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
9-2-1 7-lmp
NEW TODAY
NOTHIE
Classified Want Ails aiv mrlfti
If I'ASIl IN AllVAXl K; iipr
imit 1m in not liitfr tlinn tt a. in.
dale of Insertion, Knles: iv Mr
uonl tor eueli Insertion.
FOR BAI.K Clwup, Tllor !. rlo
WdshltiK muehinc. (-'nil 2711 W.
rOI! H KNT 5-roiiin lioua.'. ln-cinirt-
Iiiii Wusli.' 7-4-H-at
W.ANTKII Kxperleneed lioiiNf-Ki-IMT.
Call a( '.'":l V:i.slilim'lnn
l-4-l4-lli
POll KKNT Mnili-ril funilnln.1
linnw. SOU Finn SI. 7-4-1 4 -21 1
STRAY HOUSES Brown gelding
weighting about lT.-io tits., while
feel, Kinalt white1 spot In fore
head, braixhil T,l connected wiih
J revers-d on left shoulder, age
in yrs. May gelding weighing
about Kan larg' white spot
In forehead, branded J DJ on left
shoulder with first J connected
to D, bar and dot on I it stifle,
nge ;i. The hortteft have been on
and around the ranch ull winter.
Owner may have same by pay
ing feed bill and for adv. ('all
Karmers XX. T-4-14-Stp
Kansas hiscominucs
Ilontl Ta i:cmpilon
TOPKKA. Kan. AP) State
and municipal seeurltieH will be tu
xable in Kansas next year. A pro
tracted orguim-nt between the two
house of the stale h'gltdatnrc has
been Nettled by I he passage of a
bill, rendering taxable any bond
issue subsequent to March 1, ll'J.V
Avoids Operation
In Serious Case
Of Kidney Trouble
"For the past three years I had
serious thoughts of an operation,
due to a serious case of kidney
, a ad prostatic; trouble. In talking
to a filcnd reuraiding this trou!:
lie s'lRgestcd I try Alvlla, assur
ing nie if ft did me no guod .t
would surely do in no harm, as
It was purely vegetable eompoun I.
I used to suffer great pain, get
ting up four or five times each
night,, and I .want to tell you 1 j
am entirely relieved after taking j
one month's treatment of Alvlisi.'
I o you know it h.is even helpe 1
my appetite."
(.signed) n. o. KrtAzrcn.
Alvita Tablets are scientifically
prepured from the wonderful al
falfa plant, which through its long
root absorbs 1 ho vital elements
( lime. Iron and phosphates neces
sary to health and vigor. Alvita
has proved especially beneficial in
overcoming kidney, bladder and
prostate trouble. No matter wh it
you have tried, try this remedy
of Nature now. A dollar triys h
box nt iinv drug slore. Always in
fitoek at Red f'rosa Urug Store.
(Mail ordrrs nrrepted). Adv.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
SOON EE HERE yjEE,!cA"h VsO? VlUV, VOL) Jpip VA ? 'm'.ffijM $EB.Wdid . IfK' "
ASAlN.ALEk-AVW Sfm MBSWIACIBOK M'0lDVA - M' TELL VA ? TvEAM-VOO TK '
A CMOS P'QAOE 1 k A ff:' "!. WADE.' YOU AIN'T" UoNS K j) " A VoO AffiMER S'M f cluHT HELP K SEE ANV UES,
SAMALBEA0y-NONT J EUEcSu.Cfi' rMl II OLD EM005UVET. J 7ISECS; ZE9RAS, AlO P'RADES IF BUT SEE TW ( 'CEPT TCE FasTE-D J iSZf-tt
. IT BESNMEU. T.SEE h WNgyp,, :n j 5'WAM AN' ASk. U1M j SEAl.s AK). JlX. J VoO DlDNT SEE jjj- SA1AUE niffll iV f) T0 W ELEPMArOTS.' hf4) I LIL
mM'&'P (jiWrl&iP $08n ?V )iof4-.?
V'HS -v- K . 5;
MOM'X POP
T .MRS RH0CE5 DROPPED ME A )
Y L!ME TODA.V AND INCITED U5 S
To OME 0"r HER "TIRESOME j "': t
I 'Swp- CARD PARTIES JM-LM
!')' tf&fr J ' IJDRaTMER
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
TAS THIS : Ir .,
j that's not mifo v. Xi' ' 4
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! IS W; f I II ( j
La Grande
"Top of the World"
At Star Wednesday
And Thursday.
Anna Q. Nils.son. James Kirk
wood, liavmoml I Cat ton and Shel
don Lewis this is the featured
quartet of notable players who ap
pear In Para mount's plci urlxat Ion
or Kthel ,l. Dell's widely-read
novel, "The Top of the World."
at the Star Wednesday and Thurs
day. Iiecouse of the amtizing popu
larity of hf-r books, of which mil
lions of copies have been sold.
Kt he M. 1 Ml deservedly rank's
with such top. not eh aui hors as
.ane Grey, J tunes Oliver Curwood
and Harold Hell Wright. Her
stories are colorful, packed with
tense, swift moving net ion and lend
themselves admirably to visualliai
lion on the. screen, in this in
stance, the scenario writer, Jack
Cunningham, hits caught all the es
sential drama and flavor of the
story, which tlcorge Mel ford has
translated to the silver sheet with
.til the directorial mastery that
has made him on of the most
successful producers in t he bust-
net;s.
Inasmuch as most of the action
takes place out on t he African
veldt, there are extraordinary op
portunities for unusual setting
and backgrounds. None of these
has been overlooked, hut Melford,
very wisely, has miide Ihe story
and characterization the dominat
ing features.
Although the plot deals with the
"eternal triangle" theme, it strilu-H
out along brand new lines, devel
ops several drama t Ically unique
situations, sweeps along to a crash
ing clima, and t hen, for good
measure, mdds at least two more,
h:iir-rnbdng thrills before It comes
lo a glorious finish.
The acting of the individual
Theatres
players deserves honorable men
tion. Nilsson ha n strong, force
ful part which demands every
ounce of hlsiranic ability she pos
sesses. Kirk wood" carries a double
acting burden in the picture since
he jdays a difcil role the two cou
sins who resemble each other phys
ically but are different mentally,
morally ami spiritually. It Is a re
markable character transition, all
t he more emphasized by the as
tonish lug phntoKtuphic. el 'feels.
Nation has comparatively llitle to
rlo but he does this bit with the
skill of- a veteran actor. Sheldon
Lewis, as usual, plays a villainous
role so effectively t hat you feel
like hissing him: The minor char
acters were carefully chosen and
acquit, themselves witii distinction.
"Hushands, Lovers"
Shows Highlights
Of Married Life.
The comedy of domestic enlan
glemcnts, a subject that has proved
.John M. Slahl'H forte, furnishes
t he plot for his "latest ph i ore.
"Husbands and Lovers," which Is
the coming attraction nt the
A read" 1 healer. Supported by a
program of high standard and en
hanced by a de luxe presentation,
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattreuea of all kind,
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather
KenoTatlnc. Rag and Fluff
Hunt made Co order anj for
ale. Carpet and Rrjg CImb
lnir. Furniture Re-coverlnr.
lilotnafMl KitmlKaUir.
Factory Phone 424-W
CHAS. EDWARDS, Pmp.
Circus
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Mrs. George Washington Jr.
J MES-SO VJOJLDL- S n
J triE'S SUCH A BORE ) ( VJHWDCi'TWO )
Be&OES I DOM'T LlkiS ) ) TfeLLHEIVjE'. i,
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the picture will open on Wednes
day for u two day run.
"11 unhands and Lovers" i not
farce, it la humorous, extremely
so. but It is ii'.so very true to life.
The fun conns from being in the
position of the "outside looking
in." To the married couple on the
screen, the iiiarrcla and mhunder
stundinv.s that mar their icLitlimn
are not to be taken ilwhtly. Far he
U--espeeiaHy vh n hublty'j friend
makes ue to his wite and tthe en
courageM him. There certainly Is
nothing ft ivuiooH about tlt-.tt. nml
yet tile Npeelator, white uppredat
lug the Impending tragedy, will
find mtii-h to amuse htm in Cie
way It all bapp lis.
A sphn.iid ca."i Is seen in the
principal roles of "liusbauis and
I. owns." I leading Hie li:t are
I.ewLs S. Mime, Florence Yidor,
and l.ew fody. all imih hiatly
t til Id t marc uitli the added ad
van tag e of having parts o suet In
sulted to their lpe yttd p4rsonal
Ity. The picture is a l-'irtst Na
tional release p resell 1 i-(l by l.oitlrt
It. .Mayer.
Sherrys Showing1
"Irokon Laws" Last
Time Tonight.
"Menken Laws," the splendid
photoplay presented by Mrs, Wall
ace Itcid, now running til the Sher
ry theater, boasts n e:iM that con
tains Hot Olllv I lie bent t.'llellt ill
niovi laud, but many w hu are uod d
in humanitarian work a: well.
One of the latter is Judge Henry
X.-ll, inicrnaiin:;l!v known mm the
'Mather" of the .Mother's, Tension
Movement, .(tnhie Neil was hu Im
pnvvscd by t he t;loi y of "Urol; en
Ijiws" that lie volunteered to play
the role of criminal Jmlge in the
production.
"Mrnken Law;" deals with the
necessity for hi w observance and
respect lor the laws, particularly
as it affects children, M rnmhiucH
the the of Mother Love find ICe-
spec) of Law in a virile, dramatic
story of two familiis of a toiddte
west town. What lack of law .ob
servance tii HI lo the children of
those two faiiilliivi is told in a
masterful manner.
Comedy showing, "Low Tide."
If ho advertises It, hu knows it's
vood.
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It Is Easy to Imitate Iiut Harder to Duplicate.
Real English Simmel Cake
(Carlcturt De Luxe)
Made Only by Gwillinm's
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
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Phone
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27 YEARS
AGO
Hally Mornlntf Observer. April
1 :i. ihiis. Tho.-i' on ihe ivopicM
l'arty ticket are: KeprcHentat ive,
W. H. Strayer, J. W. McAllister;
county Judge, J. K. Key nobis:
county clerk, J, T. Klch.irdson ;
sheriff, t . Huff man; recorder,
I. K. I'hennult; assessor. J. H.
i 'handler; treasurer, ,1. W. White;
county school superintendent, '.
K. Oliver; commissioner, J. '.
christensou and coroner. Dr. S. J..
Corpe,
Miss Mary Sommer spent the
day at Klgin yesterday.
1. K. i'hennult, our next record
er, was a visii or front. Hie Cuvc
yesterday.
Miss .Margaret Anson leaves this
morning to spend a few tlnys with
friends in Maker City.
Hick Kelly is now proprietor of
the deception saloon, Johnny
Ijiughliu having aold his Interest
to him yesterday.
Three families, eight persons in
all, arrived from Huwh-y county.
West Virginia, yissterday. Tin y will
leave today for Wallowa count v.
where ihty will engage in the stock
business. The 'new arrlvr-ils are K.
1. I law ley and wife and daiu;hei-,
.1. L. 'Parley and wile, ,. M--t
Jinn is a ml wife and A, K. .Mr.
( linnis.
Married -In Maker rhy Sunday.
April III. 1S!IS, at Hie i ..-.i.ii'tice of
ieu. Waits. J. rhemtult and
Mosie A. Cravens, by Mlder L. I.
Walt. Mr, ChetK-iuli has hosts of
iriemls who will be only loo lad to
weleoiue his brhle to our pretty
valle, wince I hey will luuke their
home.
gu(l Work in 125 Years.
LI HAT, Lalvla, (AMI - MofrU
t 'naselndf, farmer who says he
has attained Ihe age of 1 and
has proved his age to the sal is
I -ict ion of the Ijitvlan Kovcrnineut,
has been granted a pension by the
government that he may be freed
from labor the rest of his days.
A bachelor tells us married
man is one who once got lonely
ami couldn't find anything to
drink.
O
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server
Main 37
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ll PLEASURE jJ ) f
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Purity of
Our bread
and pastrv
SHOULD APPEAL
TO YOU !
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PUPlfY"BREAD
If you are interested in
I ho purity of the food pro
ducts t hat find their way
into your system you should
llivestlgatn (he
bread and dainty
tory pastry baked
tablisliiiient. M u
nu' rlt ions
this es
ill add to
sliiii'dato
yo ir i 1 1 j ( y n i " 1 1 1 .
your appetite
your dig stion.
and pie
LA GRANDE
BAKERY
K. J. McWiHiiims
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This
Home
7-rtMim niodci n I nu isc,
huge li, garner anil
fruit, $27(M(; tcims.
Muy n Inf yrt
J olcy Addllioii
J WEEKS & ELACK
itrAJrons
WEAVER'S
Tailor, Cleaners,, Dycra
And 1'rr.vicrs
I'llOMO MAIN ?SJ
lcpoi Street
UNION-I.A GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TI.ME TAIII.M
Irvr-a Iicave
I'ulon I, a Granda
1:16 A. M. 11:00 A- U.
1:16 P. Id. 6:16 P. M.
fiiiutlaja
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1,'nlnn La (rajida
t:C0 P. M. 6:16 P. U.
rtaliinlujr Wight Spnt;laU -Iiar.
Jiaf,M
1,'ninn 1,a irand
T:00 t. M. ' 11:00 p. U.
Heated Cam
P. CI. lieliAl', MmiairrT :
lli(l(iiurtcin, (ionunrr Hotel
By IlLOSSEIt
I5y TAYLOR
n i r.s
i JJ ' New Foley Itlilg.
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