La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1925, Image 7

Thursday. April P,0, 102o
TEE TO 15HAN1.IW MVEN1N0 UHSKKVEH
FATJT3 FTOTSn
The Observer Want Ad Pae
fhe Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
I
FOR RENT
I OK Kh'NT MiO aeris good pua-1
tur land, llrooks Canipln-H, J .a ;
4jraiui. Ore. 1 t-4-:!9-4ip
l'OIt KKNT 2-roum modern fur-t
ninli'l apartni'nt. Itil7 Kourth ;
St, Hub Aimrlnu rUa. Wllllmn '
(.'rousf. 1 5-4-J j
FOIt l:KNT -Modern furnished ,
Apartment. Waverly A!a.
ti-4-27-4'0
FOIt KKNT--4-room modern home
mil liusi'inenl, ruritaee, liumiry.
siovo and trays, fin- pluee. This
i ' home Is completely furnished I
I with the very lust of f until nre.
Kxfi'tlent elo.se in location on,
paved street. 'Inquire ut CJeo. I'.
("urrey Ileal Kstate Aeney.
:v.-4-i?r.-ti'
FOK HMNT- Oesirahle five room
-house, close in. fall J-lfi V.
J ti-4-l'4-tt
KOIl l'tKNT Apt.
. ..nil.. 1 .1 l.'nl.
Foley. in-fc.-4-2L'-tr
"oley.
FOK bAUG
L'OIt SAI.K Must sell, Kuropeun
4 hieyrle, cheap. Phono 4H1 W.
. 8-4-L';t-2tp
'FOK WALK I'iano m-:ir J.u (iraiidr.
( Fine lute mode piano must
nold it. once. Very clos" prh'e
and ti-rnm. $lo monthly to re
i;ponsihle parly, For ;irlieular
write ("line Music 'o., HI From
'St., I'oriland, Un :i;,-4-:!t--11
Kilt SANK HiTlts. rhris Miller,
the fur man, IMH Adams avettu-
Vill handle 11. .1. Kaueh's twrhfi
this summer. 1 h'rliH tfood for
rlnumalism, stomach, kldm-y,
liowW, hhulder and blond trou
bles, also blood poisoning.
3o-4-i s-m -2 r.-r.--ri-y-u
FOIt SALE New four room mod
; ern house, llaseinent, Dittch
cupboard, clothes closet. 2i''Hi.
T'tiiir. hone 24S-W.
ifi-i-28-:it
FOK SAI.K I'iano, now stored
near La Grande. Heauliful laie
model piano must be sold nt
P1onco. Hlj snvlitfr and terms. $ Ut
monthly to reliable party. l-'or
particulars write ('line Music Co..
tI4 Front st reel, Fort land. Oro-
. Ron. :ir-4-2fj-2t
FOK SALK Frvsh
can lf.tiM.
Jersey cow.
8-4-:7-:itp
FOK SALF :t head work lioises
or will trade for Ford car. -F. A.
carpenter. X. Onk. l;"-4-2:i-(Itp
l.-OH SAI.K lle.il Imliv lintrirv !
: I'hone 42J-J, or ciiM at !ii)7
Spring St. 12-4-53-t.'
4 If ho advertises it, he knows It's
ood.
RELIABLE
I
: Our
! I PP.KSCHIPTIONS
' V'OCN'l'A IN SKIiVIl'K
Piuci:.
I Id ly ViKin I s for Vonr Dili
! More firms
THE L & L
if DRUG CO.
t "l.cnvp n Clean f'ainp ami a
S Dead Fire."
Blue Mountain Oreiion Lumber
We irave Just Wiat Yon Want In
I.TJMni lt, SASfl AND DOOKS AVO SHINCM;S
II will inj you to Investlnato our prices.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MArN 8
CHAIN AND BOX WOOD PIIOXK MAIN 647
J. Il MCNHALL
ADVERTISING
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
It's
Clean- Up
Time
And il shotihl be the otta
moii for oii lo get ritl of
art fries lull buie Imtii dis
carded from diii' own
hut thnl Mill June tabic
( lit U tbetll otct' as you
help ufttl Hit ( leail-l p
then cjiII iis (iii Die plume
and jjiw your Want Ad. I(
will sell them hi n hurry
ami I he ciivl i - so miiuII its
lo he jm -M-ihie.
'-An OIntit Witnl Ail Will
o II."
UAS OIlfiKRVm WANT
AI WILL 10 IT."
WAMTEI)
WANTKIl I-'1: LAKH UKHOHT
llllMi i liiss i -In r. MiinI.Iu AI illn-ll'-l'
PfioU, wll li l ill HjliulR.
sv".h. pii-M, iM.scuils, c:ipa)pi ol
l;il;'m -. 1 1 i i'h;ior- o!" kilctn-n
Mill imnlry. '' M.-wphi-rsull.
I .a Cr.in.l.-. :il-4-L"j-4l
VAM'i:!i TKVKAIiH l.uinlifi'
lor linn- or liVf fmul milch rows.
Cull I-.S-.I. 1 ---!- U - ; H
WANT 10 1 1 W:i in KM, :ir,c- i ilozcn.
Cull L'27-.l. 7-4-2S.;iti
WANTKI) IIAOH Clean cotton
niKs ut tho Oljstrvnr oXficu.
Bring tlirm in. 3-27-tf
WANTKU Sc wlrB neatly done.
I'honi; 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
LOST
l-OST Mulling suitcase near I.one
1'ine, Kitunlay niulil. Call I'arni
ers 4X1. ie-4-2S.:tln
i)IH) pilllllf IS MI1TH IH-W llltrtlll. j
Old IMilch I'roeess Lead Coming.
W'c nre unhuittiii Ti .carloads of
material. Anol her carload of
shin;0's has arrived. Thai makes
." carloads In (hi days. We are
nnkfiiE' many lnral shipments to
nciKbborin towns. The vho!c
eomury must be bon-liny; fu u-;;
liimctrr, a few may be kimekiii.
wbieb Is jus( as pi oft I aide to us
hut tint to (hem.
Faint. S..'u per ;a:hui. We have
a few nmi-e veneer panel cup
board doors ITi ai "."( ea h.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Mao's Vrtraa"
Oppo. roundry. pnOJVB S48 4
No Bandaf IlimlnrAS
why
is telephone advertising ,
valuable?
BECAUSE
it readies (be people every day
and it will not be destroyed.
Our new directory will be issued
soon.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
rinsslfil Wan( are strict
ly CASH IX ADVANCE; copy
must be in not later than 0 tt. m.
date of insertion, ltntes: 2e (mt
uonl for each Insertion.
FOK HKXT Mod'-rn furnished
liouse. Fhone 34-A. 7-4-ltO-2tp
FOIt SAI.K One acre tract with
five room house, newly painted,
with furniture on Watson street,
close lo highway and Slang' mill.
Mill; cow, lii'ty hens, lots of
fruit and berries, garden, miislly
nil planted, tor tdut" if taken
at once. Will consider terms
'with payment down. See Cal
l.otiK at home any evening or
Sun. lay. ft7-4-:u-:itp
FfUl UFNT Two 1-acre tracts
with small house on -ach iraci.
$10 and $12.f.it per month. In
quire i-orner Cove iinl Alder St.
2ii-4-:iu-iip
LOST 2-jew-l Hamilton wateli
and rope chain. Upward. Imper
ial Milliard 1'nrlor. i2-4-;nt-:it
'( ' I ! SA 1 .1-: - 'I'lu-ee room modern
lions-- ebtse In. lit- -a U fast nonk
and till built-lns. A bargain fr
fe liuritlied down. I'hone f S :t -W.
2o-4-:io-;tip
FOi; SALT-: 1H24 Maxwell lourlnc
car, I'aeiory friuiraniee. l:un
only 4'iim tiiib-M. Will s.-ll cheap
for 1 1 i e U H.ie. Cifil a -is -A or
201 -M, bi-lween tl and 1 p. lit.
2r.-4-:ni-itp
FOIt SAI.K - Itlcych. fn ood trim.
22"; Jeff(-rson Ave. H-4-:tU-2it
llOFSKS FOR It KNT Furnished
or unfurnished. J. L. Mars. 1S0S
Greenwood. 10-4-30-ltp
Ff)Il SAI.K Snap, Five room
house, furnace, stationary wash
tub, newly pa hi led inside and
out, good (fa rape, on paved
street, best location in town. Call
Main !h). I r. Johnson.
2T-4-Sti-:t.
FOR it KNT Furnished apt. V.'den
holm Atts. t-4-:tn-tf
lt)25 Laughs ai lints
Worn My .Men In IS25
T 5 K T I . I N (AP) Men's hats of
olden days afforded the Berlin pub
lic amusement during the recent
ixhlhlt of clothing, held to con
trast the styles of the last I mi
v.v.im with the styles of today.
I ligh ha Is. much taller than
i hose worn today, and as shaggy
;is a .Jevvfoimdland do?,', appeared
ii: the windows of many haber
dashers, furious straw hats loaned
by museums also produced broad
smites iiniong the 'throngs which
gathered . about show - windows.
.Main- of the. s wi i shape,! U"e
ohl-fashloned silk hats, and -re
;ide if, baudaio and oriental
Gas on Stomacli
Won't Let You Sleep
Oas pressing on hear! and other
organs sometimes causes a re.si
Itss, nervous feeling and prevents
sleep. Adterika helps any case
gas on the siomach, unless due lo
deep-seated 'causes. The JI b 'l
action will surprise you. Ib-causc
Adlei ika is .such an excellent in
testinal e vacua ut It Is wonderf tl
for constipation tt often works
in one hour nnd never gripes. Mil
v-ri horn-Wright 1 irug 'o. Adv.
FRECKLES AND HIS
MOM'N POP
,VE5 AND
f j TUT-TUT. Ai0A0iVlNS..ysO I Iii''!')?! C TME VWAVTWOSE BCfyS ml ujHl-nX 60 B ( ,,,U1Yu )
va Wm WM JkM h!0a n&A
KNOA) ALL frH0.iT TrlEM TOO -
y.RS Rhodes wb hecs
sot roEuj '
TA'-.ikY VJMFfJ TUFV MOJEO
i
IN MiO SHE
AS BiN3
THAT USED To UUE NE'
ToT -
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
La Grande
Last Showing of
"Breath of Scandal"
At Sherrys Tonight.
Two seasons ngo Cosmopolitan
Magazine published nn absorbing
.serial story of 'America's social set
called ''The Ureal h of Scandal."
Then this work by frdwln Maimer
was printed in book form and went
ihroufih several editions. Now "The
II ren t h of Ken it d a I ' u p pe n rs 1 n a
new medium, namely a film pro
duced by li. 1'. Kchulberg at Sher
rys. The phase of life which "The
Ureal h of Scandal" touches is ono
which is riglit around the corner
.from us all. It proves that the
young person of the present gen
icraiion the flapper is not entire
. ly responsible tor her all loo lib
eral view of li'i-. H is he-itieath-.-d
to her a( leaat in pnrt Iroiu the
attitude toward domestic ubliga
t inns" which her parents ia'e cn
lerelSed for hfr example,
j Mr. 'Schurlberg made a happy
choice in I he select Ion of I'atsy
lltuth Miller for the role of ih'e
daughter who becomes suddenly
disillusioned by tlie conduct (tf lier
'father. Opposite this charming
'and capable young acirej-s Is Kor
!re.t Stanley, a thoroughly likeable
iehap with a keen senc of screen
technique.
Comedy showing ''Some Xursc."
Barthelmess Gets
U. S. Aid in
"Classmates."
Richard Hail lielmcss' new Kirst
N'at ie-nal production. " 'kissmu tcH,"
which comes lo the Arcade theater
on Friday and Saturday lias an In
K'n sting and unusual history.
This picluresquo mid colorful
story of Went I'oint life wan writ-
jg:tre Turnbull long before either
'iho'uf'hi of motion detur nssoein-
FRIENDS
BtfR MAVJG BEEKS NAOSHTy f; ! I) i CABC'.ED CH TOBAV WAS Cl6RY 0p AM0 TZZX-i S.
I HA.PP5N TO
RECO&NIZEDThEM
THE bPy.E i-cwlm
b - '
A
i xJ'jS
Theatres
tions. N'ow Mr. De Millie Is a fa
mous director and Miss Turnbull a
widely known scenario writer.
Then, however, they were si nig
gling plnywrights.
"t'lnssmales Is based upon nn
a Muni incident at West I'oint,
Churles Klein, one of the most suc
cessful drnnmtlcts of some twenty
years ago, saw a clipping of a haz
ing incident at the .Military Acade
my and took it to the theatrical
manager, Henry M. Harris. Moth
of them saw drama, i'1 t he inci
dent, hut neither could develop the
right sort of plot. In lime It was
turned over to Mr. I e Mille and
Miss Turnbull.
1'pon Us presenlullon on Uroad
way "t'lawmialcs" proved to be a
hugp success. The cast Included
Robert Kdesoil in the role now
played by Mart helmess, Wallace
Kdilln,T'-r nnd Frank McTnt.r As
a stage play "t 'lasmale" ran fur
some .four years in .New York and
on tour.
, Following out his policy of plsy
Ing viirious phases of American
the, MarthelmcfS lilt upon doing
"Classmates" for the screen. Hut
there -were unusual difficulties In
the way.
It was necessary, first of all. to
obtain the permission of the Mili
tary Academy jnd government offi
cii! Is. West I'oint had never been
used as a background for a motion
pie! tire story. The academy exec
utives, jealous of the fine I radi
(lons of the Institution, hud always
refused such permission.
Luckily, however, Itrlgadler Gen
eral Frederick Sladen, .superin
tendent of the Academy and Colo
nel Frank Caldwell, father of Mary
Hay (Mrs. Harlhelmcss), had been
classmates at West I'oint " years
ago. This fact, coupled with Mar
ihclmesy' uniiiie ' position as tin
leader of the younger actors of the
screen, made the production of
'Classmates' possible.
"Classmates" was made with the
full cooperation of the Military
Ae:nh'my. Kverv veenc Wms per
Freckles Relieves in
How's This
f he said its AiFui V a rT Ti rN evening neiGkboR' V-" TO, ( T
HO'Al 6TNGV THEVAEE- Li-4i- I -.VE'VJE JUST K0'VEI in NEv-T ) feS
k 1 60ESSTHEY V.ONT BUY ) Tjljl, I i ) DOOR AND VJE'RE SHORT
ANYTHING IF THE-YCAN J I Hp ML; ) AN F.LECTPIC LIGHT VOtZ ) I i ... Ill HS h
BOKW " ""'-i.'.1' . 1 ' S.1 ! THEKiTCMFM 7" fS I vV . Br.CCfAi) IT - .. r-
nptes
immi wm W&$u
sonally suipervb.-d by Major Hen
ry H. Lewis, adjutant of the Academy,
Gibson's latest
At Star Is
First Rate Film.
Cowboys, cowgirl, IivHans, old
time drivers of horse pulled stages
and others possessing vital knowl
ednu of Western habits, customs
and sports, to a total number of
close to liioa lo say nothing of out
law horses. Then, there are big
horn steers and such that had a
part In the making of Cluuhs Wel
lington Kurlong'H novel, '"l.ei 'er
Muck," l'nl ersal-tJibson special
which opened yesterday in the Star
theater and proved itself to be one
of the most thrilling colorful pic
tures of Western life ever shown
on a screen.
Hoot (libson. ihe star, long ago
Hoot convinced motion picture pat
rons that he is the real stuff as a
cowboy. He has shown time nnd
ajAain thaMie can ride 'em straight
up as well as le a pleasing char
acter porlruyal. Hut in this case
Hoot, apparently east discretion
aside and rode right Into the cen
ter of a carnival of the most des
perate, hazardous, i bribing sports
ever held nothing less than the
biggest ltound-1'p where the best
cowboys In all the land were com
peting for honors.
Hoot established a pi edent for
a motion picture actor, which he
previously csiablished back In 1 !i '
in the .same arena. Win n that orig
inal Ihree-day program hud been
completed, In- rode out again with
ihe honor or all around champion
as his reward. Hoot (libson was a
tophand loij b fore in thought of
motion picture cameras.
"Let 'er Muek" was filmed at
Pendleton, Oregon last year while
(hat chy's famous annual Itoumt
l'p was in progress. The story of
the piet m-e was adapted from
Churl s Wellington Furlong's nov
el. The story hinges nn certain of
l he programmed events. Having
such a colorful atmosphere, ;d
ward Sedgwick, the director, took
every advantage of (he unusual oc
casion and the result is thai the
picture really furnishes two fine
entertainments in one. There is
the story which Is good, and is
(old by a east of sterling screen
players, and there is the atmos
phere supplied by the real thing- In
Western atmosphere at its most,
excliiiig period, thanks to director
l-M Sedgwick.
Marian Nixon i,as (he pmt of tho
daughter of Ihe Texas cattleman
for whom I foot worked. She is
Ihe cause of his romantic troubles."
.losie Sedgwick plays the part of
the woman ranch owner. .
.Safulij' Swiftly (bmfuiiuUy Q
CVmio to our StngK Ocpot on .Tnfforson St.
All Ht'iKi'.s lenvn fmiu tlirro ilnllj (;('rjtt Huntlnys.
LEAVE IjA (iltANDIO TOIl
Joscnli 7::in - 0:00 - I2:S0 - 4:00
Unkcr U :) - 1:00 - !::!()
I-i'iiilIi'tun 11:00 - 4:00
DKl'OT I'llOXK SIAI.V 7
ACME PAINT
-covers more mirfaeo, and really co.sti lc.ia.
Taint for every surface
I'alnt tov JCvery Purpose.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL Oil TRADE
Remq: Prepared
DHJWH
AAE
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for Nerve?
27 YEARS
'AGO
Daily Morning Observer. April
2'J. 1MS. Mesdames W. It. Sar
gent and 8, A. Oardnerler enter
tained the Jolity Whist club yes
terday afternoon at the home or
the former. Mrs. Andress was the
fortunate winner of the first, pris;i
which was a handsome rose jar
and . M rs. QuaelieubuHh sueeeedee
in rapt iring t he second prize, a
beautiful pickle dish. A Iter tin
cards were put away the gtuvdt
were served wit h delightful re
fresh m eliis. Those present were:
Mesdames. Cassey, White, O'Tuol
Andtess, Finn. J lenry, Itlchey
Spiiuldlng. Clark. J h nson, tjuuc:t
enbush, Summer, Newiln urn'
Dunn. The following visitors wen
present : Mesdames At U Ins, Cox
Lyle, Coykendall and Murphy. Tin
club u ill be entertained next o
Mesdames Henry and Andrnss a
the former's home.
J. c. 1 lenry received a earlo.-u
of fundi ure which will keep hit.
busy for Ihe next few days lit)
packing and arranging.
The first embargo of Cliinaniei
arrived Tlnrsdny to take care o
the sugar beet contracts with on
tunnels. They are to care for tin
crop from tin1 time il is plautei
until it Is harvested and loadei
into I he wagons, at $ 1 . 1 Ti p"
ton. Of the a.fiuti acres they hav.
cent racled to take care of ahon
:,mni acres.
I h'. Hig-gers wps called lo 'nv
yesterday.
F. l(. currey visited Hlgln yes
let day in the Interest of Ihe Oh
NeI'Ver.
Ah- ltaiil Sulfen-rs still I ilpnid.
LONDON (AH) I'uglishmet
who suffered damages during th
war from the Cermon air raid:
over London have been paid a to
btj of noo.ouo ns Ntmpcnsu
Hon by the government. Tht
ninolint Is, however, considered, in
adequate by tht- claimants, some o
whom have received nothing, urn
I hey now suggest that (ierinan re
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleanen. Djcn
And PiYMAro
rnONK MAIN 739
Depot Ktreet
I'M COW, 1t
EE.IEVE I'AV
CY ,i)7
mm f (a,.,
Then
THEN
p. nation money ! d!vrted to Hudr
benefit.
In Chicago a man with iM(u).tiW)
In Ids i'-oeket Jumped bilo the river,
but thinga ure ery liigh in Chl
cao. THE PURITY OP
OUR. BREAD
AND PASTRV
iSHOULO APPEAL
To YOU !
PURlfVBREAD
If you aro interested In
tho purity of the food pro
duels that find their way
Into your system you should
investigate the nutritious
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry baked at this es
tablishment. It will add to
yoir enjoyment, .stimulate
your appetite and please
your digestion.
LA GRANDE
K. J. McWilliams
Buy
This
Home
R-romi li to ii s o nml
lintli. Uvtv Bcr Of n
pnrcll. lot (10x110 a
lmiwiln. l-ilio $2100;
$21)0 cnli, linliiiiio llko
rent.
liny n lot In I'OI.DY
ADDITION.
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