La Grande evening observer., April 23, 1925, Image 7

Thursday, April 23. lfr?".
THE tK H KAN DM UVUN1N0 UHSIiKVEH
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place (if Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR RENT
Oil HKNTTwo furnished house
keeping rooms. I'hone li'.'b H.
M'OU KKNT Apt. in Foley. ln-:
quirt- J. J. Foley. S-A-22-xr
.
1 OH KKNT New ly furnished j
steam heated a pari ne-nt. Phono
l-'OH BF.NT .Modern rooms Jor
liL'ht housekeeping. Clone In.
a week and up. I'hone 21.r W.
FOlt B KNT Fivii loom mode, in
furnished apt, l'ju!i Adutns.
Ave. 9-4--tf
FOR bAJUE
fi milch rowti. five
fresh and two dry cows, four
heifers and om male calf, $ibnt
ii. It. Caldwell, Kameta. Ore.
20-4-Zl-4tp
fresh and
FOIl SALM Adding machine, a
six Kinl Burroughs. Also Hi 'J 4
Overland touring ear with camp
trLU-r. .Mail If .sold this week,
fall at tli' Salvation Army Mai1
or I'hone Alain MIS. :t-4-a 1 -3tp
FOR fiALR OH YltAHH -310 acres
of land, 1X0 acreuble, 4i acres
with water right, uiiout 90 acres
Bub-Irrigated, three, large springs,
lots of cowa and hogs nnd ma
chinery,' near Baker project.
One-half mllo from Telociiset.
$12,000.00. (X&OO cash, balance
6 years. K. B laser, IVlocaset
1 44-3-2-11
mp
WANXBU
jWANTKIi-Woik l.y ilay or hour.
1 I'tinne (ionlorl Itooms.
,'WANTKO I'loninu villi trarlor.
i'il FiunnTH -':( or .see i
i Sharer. Ki-4-2ii.riip
WANTED ItACIS Clean cotton
nips at the Ohserver offire.
Hrlng them In. 3-27-tr
iWANTKl) Kewinir leatly done.
' I'hone 434 V. Mrs. Nora Wrlih.
I 9-2-1 7-1 mp
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattrensea of all kinda
cleaned and rebuilt; Feathor
Renovating. Rag and Fluff
Ruga made to order and for
aale. Carpet and Rug CImb
Inf. Furniture Re-covcrlng.
, Licensed Fumigater.
Factory Phone 424-V
OHAS. EDWARDS, Trop.
Fishing
Season
Soon Open.
I have a complete line of
.. FISHING TACKLE -
Choice Line ot
FLY HOOKS AND
; FLY RODS
F. L. LILLY
! Bardwar.
Fbuna Main 8t
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
Wo Have Just What Von Wont In
i.rMitr.it, sash axo doors and siiii.f.h
It will pay you to Inve.stlijato our prices.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
CHAIN AND HOX WOOD PnONI MAIN Ml
J. L. RILMIALL
'ADVERTISING
Home Independent
' Telephone Co.
7 People
Wanted To
Buy It
A IlniiM' For Sale advertise
ment in Tin olN'rvi'r re
cently brought seen titquir
ies the night published uml
the f o I I o v I n K - innming
seven prospects I .M M Fll
lATCI.Y. The co.-t of the nd for one
K.iu was only -Bic n simill
expenditure ffir the sake of
finding veeral M-nplc Inter
ested In spending several
thousand dollars for some
thing j oil liac for Mile.
The cost Is small -I Im re
turns are Immediate,
"AN OBKFRVER WANT
AD Wllilj DO IT."
ISM IIFVFAI, TIIFJ Af-l-'-S
liV IK( 1,1 S ON SCAI.I.S
SFATTId:. Wavdi. (AF) Salmon
md trout, like rattlesnakes, imve :i
way of telling their an-. ncfonllnK
to .lohn N. Cobb, direetor of the
volli-tfo of rislierics ot Hie Fnl-
ver.slty of Washington.
"Kvery y-ar ad. Is a scries or half
ircli-s to the .scales of trout nnd
Haimon," said 1 'J ri Cobb, "hack
its s diKliiiKiilsiiable from the
preceding ones by a tine. ine
lines are similar 1o those on a cross
seel ion of a i ree, and the nut h-
od of telling the age or fili Isf
like that used by woodsmen to
ascertain ages or trees.
"Salmon reveal the amount of
food consumed each .season. When
salmon have a good year with
plenty to eat the lines are wider
than In lean years.
Kxperlments are being condnct
I by I lean Cold) in telling the age
of other Kpeeb 8 of fish.
News from Kondon ays the artl-1
ficial blond Is passing, but it docs j
not mean none of our girls will be j
light-headed. I
We haven't said very much
iiboitt doors onJ windows t his
spring. The reason we have not Is
because we tire ordering 1 hem by
the hundreds and shipping them all
over Hie volley. They speak for
themselves. We COIltpele with mail
older houses, in everything we han
dle. House paint ?2.r.'i per gallon.
. t inch vulcanized rubber se1
paint brushes $1.70 each.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
TlM Poor Man's Mend"
Opiio, Foundry. VHONB M H
No Bunilaf BualneM
I
why
is telephone advertising
valuable?
BECAUSE
it reaches the people every day
and it will not he destroyed.
Our new directory will he issued
soon.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ails are slrlrt
ly CASH IX AUVAM'i:; enl
must be In tint later than 0 a. m.
dat of Insertion. Kales: c per
word for each Insertion,
FOH SAI.K 3 head work horri"
or will trade for Ford car. !. A.
Carpenter, K. Ook. ir,-4-2:t-tltp
FOH SAI.K'-tned electric washing
machine in wood eondiiion. CuM
for Mr. Crandull at 11. tb S. Flec
tric. ir(-4-i':-tt
FOlt SAI.K Modern six room
house. Walnut and .Main, fall at
:H7 .Main Av-.. or telephone
V. It. I.. I'oareh. 1 S-4 p
I'OH It KNT fi room house, jnod
Karden place, chieken run and
barn. Inquire r0 1 Wash.
1 5-4-S-tp
FOR SAI.K Heed Iciby biifry
I'hone 4.1-.?, or ci)l at tm
HprlnK St. ILl-4-aT.1-l.
FOlt IlK NT -New modern 4-rnoio
home eompteiWy luniished. Kx
cellent, close in location. huMiire
at (ieo. 11. 'urn y llt'-nl K.stat
Office. K-2-L:i-tr
FOlt SAI.K Five room house,
large lot OlixlSii, clone In. $'J'MM.
ou down, $:ifi.tMi p r inont h.
I'yramhl Laud Co. l'0-4-2:. 1 1 p
l; (); I: KNT l-'ive room house,
Ti'l .leii'i-iHori. per mo. I'hone
4(i!i-.l. !2-4-2:i-ltp
l'(Ht ItKVT Five room furnished
house. I'hone 4?c, w or '2 'Mi W.
:0-4-2L't
I"OI! riKNT 1 acre, small lildga.
Will give Ioiir lease, (Ml per mo.
Cove and Albany. I 5-4-23-21 p
I'OU .SAI.K A good confectionery
and lunch lntslm.3. Call .Main :i ;
or Observer. 13-4-2:1-21
FOH It KNT Apartment, furnish".:
or unfurnished. A Iso garano.
l!tlu Fourth St. M-4-2:t-:itp
O.vfoi-il Turns Cold SliouIdiT
To Students From hina
OXFOIil), Kng. (AP) Aloro
than four hundred resilient gradu
ate' members () Oxford Fntversity,
including t he vice chancellor and
proelectors, the public orator, 23
heads of colleges and 3 3 profes
sors and readers have addressed
to the foreign secretary a memorial
recommend ing 1 hat Die I irii Ish
share of the ( MitiieHe I loxer 1 n
deniuity fund be .spent exclusively
upon educational mid medical work
in China.
There is no enthusiasm over lite
proposal that a number of Chin
ese I located in the Knglish
universtt te.s. The unlvcrstt lis are
well fillcil at present, and there
is reason to believe thai neither
dons nor students really desire the
presence or company of a further
number of Oriental students.
Allli'l'lciiu Ai,IIm' Win
HKHEIN (AH) American ap
ples are given rir.1 choice by the
refill consumers of Europe, nc-
ording to the Berlin bureau of
the Fnl ted stales I icpartnient of
Commerce, which has investigated
the subject.
Fruil dealers declare that Amer
ican apples taste better, have more
character ami can be kepi longer
than any other kind on the mar
ket. FRECKLES AND HIS
YA WIL- HIT IN "IX'
BACK WJlTtt A Po;K,ujU-AV?
TWEBS.1 SEE WOVJ yA
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MOM'X POP An Easy Solution By TAYLOR
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JANETT6 - LET'S )sr3 "xl SElCTi0N Ty6 ORCrieSTRA J v LIKE TO KNOW THE fsLNNHAT'LL jr 60M5ON6 1 K I' - ' i '
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, RlTiy AND HftME "-jf FiME! ) (T-A, VMAT TriE-NME OP IT IS? ) 0ux ) t THE ORCHESTRA i."-V Jz-r I S M . X; ';! I!",
s K Bite to eat . XJ rvf id like to get the I j-f JLJST plaved Jn VV ft'C? "i
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V ' Tjlt$? Ti J, .V 1:J Tf ' " U .'T-. M Wil II ) v- ""' vLic- ,.r,.. 'i A'X.. fc.W-a-xl-.: ...... -L.....,S
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
1 see TfVs ptSHiM. leoN Utn.
51 fTZT '
ii! JLr
- THAT RSr11cwO
SeMioN, X CMUGHT
La Grande
"Broken Barriers"
At Sherrys
Is Finely Acted Film.
The most lively nnd best acted
film that has been seen In a long,
long time, was the verdict of the
audience last night nl t he Sherry
theater at the opening' of Iteginald
Farkcr'M new production for Metro.
"Broken Harriers," taken from the
novel by .Meredith Nicholson.
This Mory, which was adapted to
ihe screen by Sada Cowan and
Howard lllggin, deals with the di
vorce question and its relation to
the younger general Ion . and rises
to great helghis of dramatic cf
i I'cetivcness.
j The wonderful cast Includes such
siar players as Jnmrs Klrlnvood,
l.Mae liuseh, Ad'dphe Menjou, Nor-
i ma'Shenrer, (icorge i-'awcett, Hoh
eil l-'rn.er, HuHi Stoilchoiise, Win
ifred Hryson, Itohcrl Agnew. Vera
Key nobis and oi hers. "I Sroken
; Harriers" is a. Kouis H. .Mayer pre-
t scuta 1 ion Hi rough .Metro.
' Co m e d y showing. "Winning
out."
Scenic Marvels. Love
!And Thrills All
In "Frivolous Sal."
A thrilling story of n pioneer
mining town of the West, in which
a girl and a small boy help a man
find himself, is the bnsis of. .1. K.
McDonald's lab si First National
photoplay. "Frivolous Sal." which
coines to the Sfnr theater on Fri
day. Victor I.. S hcrtlnger, noted di
rector, was engaged to transfer io
the screen this story from McDon
ald's own pen. The cast includes
Eugene O'Brien, Mae Buseh. Ben
Alexander, Mildred Harris, Mitch
ell I-wls nd Tom Sautchl.
FRIENDS
s a 'ii o i i "-'j v , v. i i. ; . "i. i iyj Nnu uiii firms p.uul r- i v- vj v- I n a . . - u i !
- 3 OICqST
Theatres
"Frivolous Sal," has a scenic
background the like of which has j
rareiy neen seen on tile screen in
a dramatic production. Itninicr Na
tional park, In northwestern Wash
ington, and 1 he great mining re
gion of I da hit's Coeur d'Aleiie were
chosen as locations. Except for a
few excursions oi" scenic photogra
phers, no motion picture camera
has ever before recorded the ma
jestic beauty of Mount Italuler.
Some of the story's most impor
tant action takes place in a huge
cavern thata stream of melting ice
has carved out under the famous
Nistiually glacier, near the top of
Mount Kainh-r.
j Amid rni'Se marvels of nature
the tensely dramatic love story of
"Frivolous Sal," beautiful girl of
the ploncur mining camps, and her
sweetheiili:. a stranded actor. Juts
been filmed. There is thrilling ac
tion from J he si art, wil h ti climax
in which two men battle for the
love, of the girl while suspended
from a wire tramway over a dead
ly gorge.
Colleen Moore
Smashes Screen
Tradition.
Colleen Moore has smashed morn
screen precedents than any other
actress In filmdom. Her latest
smash Is in her new First National
plct ure, "So Big," at t he Arcade
theatre today.
It. has been motion picture tra
dition, almost, th:it If So-aud-So
made his first success while wear
ing a beard, ho must continue to
wear a beard in order to hold his
following. And if Whal's-Her
Name gained popularity as a vam
pire, she is dooinend to vampire
roles, or else she loses public favor.
Colleen, however, has never
played one role consistently, ami
yet her popularity continues to
Tag Doesn't Cmne in
grow euoi numaly. While Iapp"'"
roles have been her forte recently,
she ts now. In "So Big," portraying
u tensely emotional role of three
personalities.
The story Is an adoption from
Edna Fcbcr's novel, based on lite
in the old Mutch settlement near
Chicago, and is highly dramatic In
its set ton,
Colleen's assumption of this new
type, entirely foreign to nnylhiiiK
she Iihm Vcl done. Is K:t id liv ei-illes
to establish her as one of the most j
hversutllf stars on stage or screen.
Wallace Beery, I'hyits Hav.-r.
Ford Sterling, John Bowers and
other favorites are In her support
ing cast. The picture was directed
by ( 'barb s Brabln, under Kai I
Hudson's personal supervision.
Only a short time now until we
will be loo hick to work and loo
well to stay home from fishing.
We are afraid for a real rainbow
to see the spring styles. It might
turn all greeiwith envy.
"Why! He's Nothing
But Skin and IJoncs'
"Mary Him? Never"
"Quit kidding me, Agnes: when T
get ready to land n man die's got to
ho a re nl man with plenty' of good
healthy flesh on his boms."
"Of course, 1 dance with Ed: heV
a good enough fellow and I just
fed sorry for him, but no skinny,
hollow cheeked, spindle shanked
lath Is going to sail the voyage of
life with me."
i 'beer up. Ed Ihings nren't as
bad us I hey look to you right now.
Miny hundreds of skinny, gaunt.
mandated men looked even worse
than you do till someone told them
abdul McCoy's Cod Elver Oil Com
pound Tablets (the new way to tali
( od Liver Oil) uml how It would
put pounds of good firm, health'.'
ibsh on their bones In just a few
weeks.
Nothing like these health creat
ing, weight producing tablets for
skinny, underweight men, as thou
sands can testify. Start to take
them loday (10 tablets- (10 cenfi
it Bed Cross I rug Store, or any
real druggist anywhere In North or
South America. Mall orders ac
cepted. And listen: If they don't put. ti
pounds of good flesh ou you In 3a
lays, get your money back that's
tair enough, but be sure very sure
t hat you get Met 'oy's 'od I dver
t lit Compound Tabids (he oris-
inn! and genuine. Adv.
: Safely ' SioiHIu Gwifoifalify j
Come to our Stage Depot on Jefferson St.
AM Stnge.i lenvu from (hero tin II )r except Kttndnys.
m;avic i.a g ramus foh
, Joseph 7:.U - 0,00 - I2:0 . 4:00
Baker 0:00 - l:00 - 4 :0
I-ciMllet-oii 11:00 - 4.00
PF.BOT IMIONE MAIN 7l)i
ACME PAINT
covers moro mirfaco, nnd ronlly cost Una.
Taint for every surface
Paint for Kvery Purpose-
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jeffcrnon I'hone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL Oil TKADE
for Consideration
27 YEARS j
i AGO
I
Pally Morning Observer. April
22, A local trlbo of Im
proved Bed Men was organized in
this city last evening. Thin y-scveii
Bed Men came over from Fnbui
yesterday to assist In the organ
isation. They brought their bnuw
band with them which added much
to the success of the occasion. The
band is under t he leudership of
I'rof. Busle. who in the short time
he has. hail (he baud under his
ins; ruction has caused a great im
provement In their music, and H
will be but u short time before
thin band will rank among: the
best In Eastern Oregon.
Following is the names of the
officers of the new tribe: A. B.
cherry .sachem; 11. T. rtiephens. jr.,
sagamore: J. H. Stevens, prophet;
Frank Seimon, sr., sag.iiuore; 1.
A. Boscowitz. keeper of records;
Julius Boescli, keepo of Wampum.
After lodge work had been com
pleted the Bed .Men all repaired
1 o 1 he Sommer house where u
sump) nous banquet was served.
J. II, Barker, deputy a.sesMor
called on us while In the city.
Miss Maggie I .add Is teaching t
very successful school in the lo
district.
Attorney C. K. Cochran win
among the tribe of Bed Men win
came over from I'nton hod night.
Attorney F. S. 1 van line rctiunei
last evening from Wallowa cunnlj
when' he has been aiiendliu
court.
l'eaeh Brothers, near Island C'it
have iMin acres of grain that t:
looking fine. j. S. says Hu y hav.
the best prospect tor u crop Dili
reason Hum ever before at thh
time of ( he car.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine if t-nt.
both local and internal, and has beer,
successful In the treatment of Cat"
for over forty years, bold by all drusglits
F. J. CHENEY &. CO..Toledo. Ohi
WEAVER'S
Tailor, Cleaners, Djeri
Anil l'rctmers
I'HONE MAIN 751
Depot Kir rot
The 1'r'iK'i.t ruins niR wlcoiuvd
try im.fM of the Hnn.l Ittile farm
v:. while littoe on the foolhiliu
lire eryihK iioukIi uh lit many
.!iut-j (Iw l.iii.l was already too
wet.
r VTHE PURITY OF
trW OUR BREAD
V :JAND PASTRY
AVoHOULD APPEAL
t&iScc ToYou!
.In!.
rrCj 1
-1
PuritVBread
If you nro Interested In
the purity of the rood pro
ducts that find their v.y
Into your system you should
Invest Ignlo the nutritions
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry baked at this es
tablishment. U will add to
yo ir i njoyni--nt, stimulate
your nppetile and please
your digest Inn.
LA GRANDE
K. J. McWiltinms .
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This
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8-fHI cash, imliturc Utto
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