La Grande evening observer., May 19, 1925, Image 7

Tuesday, May 10, 192.",.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I :
The Observer Want Ad Page
fhe Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties.
i on m;.T
'll l'.KNT 0-room modern fur
ni.shed Iioiikc. l'hone 343-A.
U-5-lS-2t
i-'Ctlt KKNT
' apartment.
-Th rce
1'hom
room modern
47 1 -M. I
8-n-l -:ip '
l"oll ItKNT Throe room upart
meiu and KaraKe. inquire at
- W aul robe. lil-S-lG-'Jlp
lil-JNT 2-room modern (ur
ifc nisled dowiiKte.irs apartment.
V-J 1017 Fourth. Hull Apartments.
! in-r,.:i-ir
rwil UM ! uni.siu-u api. r.iuii- j
. holm A pis. e-4-3U-tf
J'olt JtKNT Apt. Ill l-'oP-y. Ill-I
quire J. J. Koley. 8-4-22-tr
rou sam:
)'OR SAI.K Household furniture.
KUivch. tables, chairs, dresser,
' chilTouicr. nips, beds, etc., all I'or
I $17f If taken at i'. l.eavlmri
I city, l'hone 2M, M in- call ni
I: 112 W Ave. l5-6-l.S-2lpi
rH SAI.K le
mi wagon,
- it;ir, 'Sixth tit. s-5-
FOB SAI.K (lit VKAhK
i horses. I nair mill; iioals:
s-r.-K;-:tt
Work
hors
I pair milk Koala: 1 ) in
wood
j logging war
Phone 1C4 M.
r-'-fi-Hi-Ittp
you sai,ic
- Yearling Jersey bull.
'ibbon KellllieUy brood
Two blue
; mans. Farm S7.
1
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FOB HAI.K chjfionier. f dining
; chairs, 2 wlelcr chairs, rug, auto
: tent, fruit Jin h. yits Spring.
I is-r-ir-tf
Knit KAI.K1 inch wagon:.rub
her tired buggy; waxon nlinost
I new. J 1 fl Spruce, l'hone 1 s -1 1 .
: ir-f-ir.-Mp
FOB SABK flood car, lots of
f speed and power. Will take piano
!, or phonograph ns part payme nt.
Kastorn Oregon Music Co.
r un-fi-4-tf
a An;i)
iVANTKH RAGS Clenn cotton
ROYAL
vacuum sVEi:ri:n
will lake tlio ilniilKery Put
of your fipriu hou.si'cU'au
lS. Mako our rlrailiNg n
pleasure, not a lusk,
l'or a l-'HI-:!5: tlcniimsl ra
tion at your home, call
MAIN ia-i
La Grande
Eleclric Co.
'The Store of Quality
mul Kcrvlcu"
Exide Batteries
S'l llO.MI'.lilKJ t'Al:iU ltl-7r)KS
B. tk M. Kpolllt'liLn Klaxon llonn
Piukard Wlrr all Mies Klop l.lflils
(imcralor Htnrtcr llruslipa llobrrt llowli aoil ( hninploo
LIkIH (Jlobes all Nlztw Hpark IMuirs
Lump Kox-ketn I'opixT Tuning
C4'iiulnn lliniy ami Dolro Carlu-IH f.tilitHni
t'jl, I'OIIHS. etc.
FRED T. BURGESS
IKAIIf 111 U08 Jrttmm t
, , , , t
7-
ACME PAINT
covers more surface, and really coMi Ims.
Tnlnt for fivory surface
Paint for Every Purpose
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE GUY, SELL OR TRADE
SERVICE
Our new Telephone Directory will
be issued soon. Arc you in it? If
not, let us have your listing now.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
If It
Can Be
Done
An Observer Want Ail will
ilo it iptickly mid i't-4nMin)"-nllv.
.i matter wlial yum
want, if it can bo found in
the I .it Grande territory, n
Waul Ail wilt fiiul 11.
trailer Interest ami render
-uuiiil nit' built oit-p n long
period nf years slums its
alue fn I)sit'- Want Ad.
Intelligrnt i c o p 1 1- wnteli
(In ni constantly for buying,
renting, trading, get I hi g J"'
' anil get Unit help, etc.
The n-l Is smail I he iv
tiirns are Immediate.
an OHKrirvm want
AD WI1-L I0 IT."
rugs at the Obaei ver officii.
Bring them In. S-87-tf
i.( )ST Smalt eh i Id's coat, Finder
phase I. ;ie II at Observer office
i i-r.-i n-Htp
hum)
l'i il N 1 1 I'air of hoi ii rim tiled
. Kl;iK-sfi. ftwner may hnve KJime
upon identii'lention ami pnynieni
of thin ud. fall Observer.
Iladlo photos came from Hono
lulu ko fast 1 lin-e tfirlH only liad
time to slip on bathluK suits.
RELAX THOSE
"JUMPY" NERVES
Only those who suffer with
"nerves" can appreciate the; aKOtiy
and torture they endure. Jt scums
its thouKh lest attd relaxation are
lorever denied Hi em. To sit still
iH impOHHihle. To sleep peace-
fully and re-st Cully is out of the
lUCHlion.
No wonder many jn fortunate
people who suffer from nervt In-
; flatiiination seek relief In brom
j ides, narcot icii and other dnnffer
Iouh, lialjit-lDrininff driiKM. Hut the
jnerv.es are only fooled for a short
' tiiinf."' Muck Hiey come after tho
'temporary effect weai-H off, throb
!l)lnT. IwitchinK ancl acliltiK" wllh a
j madeniiiK Intensity worse than
jCVer.
Tho only way to obtain perma
nent relief 1h to l:eal the affected
! nerves, not merely deaden t hem.
! Kopa Neuritis -Tablets are com
i pounder for this purpose, lliirm
! less. They contain no bromides
for narcotics. They ro direct to
; the cause of the trouble. Kndorsed
, by many leading physicians. (Jet
.a ono-dollar packne and start
this effective treat ment today.
I Your (IruKKit will recomincrNl
!theni. lied Cross MriiK Stor will
.iiupply you. Mail orders filled.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
C'lasslrittl Want Ails arc St Hil
ly CASH IX AllVANCEl ropy
must be In not later than V a. ni.
date of Insertion. Hate: 2c per
wonl fur eaeh Insertion.
KOI I SAI.K OH TIlAlli: l"ann.
runnluK waler, elim" In. Sutdli-r
loan can handle l'hone :iilti V.
12-5-19-ltP
l'"Oll SAI.K Apl. house, nicely lo
caled. Will take In north sldu
pi-operly. l'hone aii'.t w.
12-5-l!i-Mp
l-'Olt SA 1. 1-:-Victor I'orlahle phon
' orapli. &r, Kood records. I'all
(-J. U'-5-lS-2lp
I'OH SAI.K Olt TH A 111-: Chandler
bIx touring car. I in' 1. Am leav
ing city and will sell reasonahly
' or will accept a HkIh car in trade,
l'hone l!'.ir M, or call at 1.112 w
Ave. 15-5-l!l-2lp
MONHY TO LOAN lteresenla
tlve of Hi.' l-'eih i-.il l.aud Hank
for Kami Loans and Ihe I'acil'ic
Kavlncji and Loan Association for
4'lty Loans. Also term loans on
farm or city properly, fhas. II.
Heynolda. Hoinuier Hotel Hlih:.
ar.-r.-i'.i-it
I'OH SAI.K Heed hahy IniKiry.
(ln.uo. tall 1707'Adains.
1 2-5-1 'J-ltp
"OH HUNT Apartment. JIO.O"
Willi llht anil water. GeorKc
Hall, 1212 Washington Ave.
12-ri-l!l-2tp
!''OH SAI.K Household furniture
Am leaving cily and have a few
pieces of furniture left which I
will sell reasonahle. I'lione 2H5
M or call ut 1:112 W Ave. L'lp
WANTKI) Cattle to pasture.
.Farmers 175. C-r,-l!l-2tp
I-'OH ItKNT Knur room house,
close In. Inquire 1 50 7 Washing
ton Ave. 12-G-l'j-ltp
I'OH SAI.H -- KIcepitlK tent and
hedslead with sprinKs. Call :lo2
J. lll-6-I!l-lt
FOlt SAI.K- Kitchen cabinet, 15.
i:i0!i i-'i i-st Hi, 7-s-l!t-:u
27 YEARS
AGO.-
Daily Morning Observer, May
1 H, 1 1)S. 'Che recent rains mean
several thousand tons more of hay
than if It had not occurred.
-Mrs. Jiobert Lyle left last nij;ht
to attend the .;. A. It. encampment
at The Dalles. She is a member
of tin- w. Ii. C.
The Misses Willie and Carrie
Laehner, of linker City, who have
been Riiests of .Mrs. Frank Pike, re
lumed home Tuesday morning.
The Klffln train was an hour late
ve.terday on account of leading n
cars of Mock for Maud McDonald.
They were Wallowa cattle and in
tended for tin- Omaha market.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kuyle, of
Portland, are in the city KU'-sts of
.Mr. and Mrs. (k-oie II. Carrey.
Mr. Kayle is representing the firm
of Puller and Co., and Mis. Kayle
is accompanying him on his trip.
A. T. Hill arrived yesterday from
McMlnnvllie. Oregon. Mr. lll) will
engage in the drug business In this
city In partnership wllh A. V. Al
len. Their place of bu.lneas will
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
mH OUT CP TUB "fff, -m 60.TAO JJ SRE.IEKr W F J(TuAT D,D SUsl f W tfMtg f.
'rOllP "v S - ACS
MOM'N TOP
i Goei& i'-i
CO 00AJN To TmE
BAPSfR SHOP AND
Get a ha'RCot
r
J
f 7 W7m
Mi
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
good HEaWens, mrl?. Trcue, imcn wicc
tbuJcvc ust up? rr"s tack, tack
You use,
Over
La Grande
"The Narrow Street"
At Sherrys Last
Time Tonight.
For those who like fun, witty
and wholesome, I st rough' recom
mend the Warner Hros., photoplay.
"The Narrow Street," which is be
ing shown at the Sherry theater,
last showing tonight.
The picture lias been translated
to the screen by Jullen Josephson
from one of tilts year's best novels
written by Kdwin Pateinan Morris,
whose subtle blending of humor
and mystery, generously flavored
with a fascinating love story, has
produced a most enjoyable photo
play. "The Narrow Street" Is one con
tinuous thrill aftor the other, mak
ing yon laugh and .sympathize with
Matt Moore ami Dorothy I evon
who manage to get into the very
; embarrassing pass of being liu.s-
iibnnd and wife in name, with a few
extra twists thrown in.
1 lis bach (lor quarters rudely ,
i desecrated by a nameless girl, who
' frankly confesses she is hiding
from the police. Siman Haldane Is
' unwillingly forced into t he ques-
Unliable position of harboring a
I strange young woman, whom he
I soon leti rns t o love wit h u 1 1 Hi e
(starved intensity of a solitary life.
Cnable to confess his love in view
iof the compromising situation, he
j helplessly aids and abets the (em-
be the p,u?.'.inl building, which was
built especially for them.
On last Sunday, while riding a
fractious horse at Ladd canyon,
(ieorge Harmon was thrown to the
ground sustaining a fracture of
I the left collar bone. Mr. Harmon
'who was otherwise severely bruised
by the f;il, was brought to town
and Dr. Itij'gers reduced the frsc
tnret bone and administered to hi::
wants professionally.
DONT BTA U3"J&
MRS MuCTZ SA:D
Ti-r-j M;&HT r.v'.E
.17
ii i
JiKinr'-'---
By Condo
THcsti otef. Ain-o
ao Oue-R, amo
Theatres
are also to he found In the collec
pernmental Doris In her mysterious tlon.
uctivltlea. The vivacious Doris is I An authority on silverware de
graphically portrayed by Dorothy elared. after viewing the collection.
Devore. whose comedy training has
given her the knack of bringing out
Die ridiculous in any incident.
David llutler furnishes a good
foil for Matt Moore, in his role of
the smooth-tongued, beautifully
dressed salesman, who tries to se
cure Doris for himself, Uertrude
Short gives u clever Interpretation
of the stenographer, while Hussell
Simpson, (ieorge I'earce, Kale Ton-ci-ay
and others complete the en.sl.
Comedy showing "The Spat Kam
ily in ''Deaf, Dumb and Dally.'.
Milton Sills Here
Next Wednesday .
In New Drama.
Milton Rills, film hero, steps
again out of the camera's eye, onto
the screen at the A rende siari -log
toil ay when his In I en( i-'lrst
National drama "I Want My Man"
opens for a run here.
In this latest appearance Sills Is
co-featured with Doris Kenyon ami
supported by a cast whleh Includes
Phyllis Haver, May A'llson, Paul
Nicholson, Kate Jtrnce and others.'
Kllm fans will find an Interest
ing contrast, between sills' notable
role. In "The S a Hawk" and his
characterization in " I Want My
Man." The latter is that of a war
blinded soldier who returns cured
after eight years in Krnnee to find
tills country steeped In a mania of
pleasure chasing.
"I Want My Man" was adapted
from the novel, "The Interpreter's
Douse." by SI rntherM Hurt. II was
produced for l-'irst National under
t he supervision f Karl I ludson
and was directed by Lambert llill
yer. Hig
broke.
tobacco eompaiiy has gone
Profits went up In smoke,
He'll Take the
No Hindrance
' ( HAJPOJT J S
'
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J
Charleston Exhibit
Shows Many Unique
Articles of Silver
CHATU.KKTON, S. C.t (AP) A
collect Ion of rare old silver ware,
comprising a number nf priceless
faintly heirlooms, has been enKag
In the attention of ('hurlestouhiu
who nro Siild to he Interested nor
mally In matters antique, especially
when connected with their historic
city.
Notable tun our- the articles In the
collection, lent by a number of old
families, is u silver coffee urn said
to hav belonged to Oliver Crom
well. Tho urn. which is dated
11163, Is now In the possession of
the Plnckney family.
A handsome tankard of 1 tl?2.
found anion; the ruins of John's
Island after the Civil war. is an
other object of Interest. It bears
tho coat -of -arms of the Wilson
family. There Is a IMirham cow.
I purchased In London as a cream
j pitcher In 1 tm l, and kept among
the possessions of Its owners for
more than L'ao yearn.
The collection contains a porrln
frer of 17;"iK, the work of Paul Re
vere, a renowned silversmith of his
time. In addition to a butler boat, a
tea catldy on which Is embossed
the figure of KIhk Charles, ami a
trophy cup. the base of which Ih
formed by three horse heads.
Anion,: the more diKnifh'd pieces
are a chalice of, .St. Thomas' parish
of 174a, u silver service presented
to one of the early bishops nf the
Kplsenpal church in Soul h Carol
ina, an urn of 1 71 2, upon which
the .national ode Is Inseribed. and
handuome candlesticks hclontnnK
to an old family of the state.
Listed nmotm Hie articles which
may be classed as exceedingly rare
in this day and time are a silver
filinrce bouipiet holder used a cen
tury niio by n bride who ws mar
ried In t he llutfticiiol church, a
jcandle snuffer and an vkk boiler.
Then; is also a punch dipper with
an Knirlish coin fashioned in the
bottom.
More elaborate Is the tray of the
(Jeorgti III period, bearing the
Campbell coat - of - arms. Silver
horns used more t ban a century
ago to coll the townspeople to fires
that, Charleston has the handHom-
csl grout) of antique pieces In the
I nil.
New
d Slates with the
I'Xcepllon of
York City.
OAKItllHJ
TO ( JXKHKATF.
OAKUIHOK, Ore. A body of
the business men of Oakrldge met
last week und formed an organiza
tion to arrange for a Fourth of July
celebration known as ''tin etui of
steel celebration." Tentative plans
include a rodeo, horse races, pas
senger air) lane, baseball games,
boxing and wrestling matches,
Itetween HHH) ami 2000 men
from tho railroad construct Ion
work and hundreds of tourists arc
expected.
Dr. W. L. Peate Is president, It.
K. Setzer, vice president. ( 'harles
i'. Darnell treasurer and Charles II, J
Croner secretary of the new organ- !
izalion. Howard .K. Farlow was'
employed as field manager, J
I'oino to our Ktkgo neM)t oti Jeffrrson St.
All Unices lenvo from tlicro ilnlly cxitiii Sumlaja.
I.KAVE I,A CIIANDK Wilt
Jom-pli 7:n 0:00 - I2:.t0 . 4:00
linker 11:00 - "1:00 - 4:.1U
' I'cmHcmn 11:00 -4:00
KKI'OT I'HONK MAIN 7 UK
Stick Willi the Candy
it VOU DONT Mi.D L'LU
f.CP W COAT OfN -
rue scstacoldin mv
HEAD AND IT ,&EMS
TO B6 A UT lit
DRAFTV IN MK5
Professional Directory
This illrertory is 'evial!y Itnndy for the? newcomer op
for the out of -town reader who may want tin: naniK and
uddresH of some professional man. It has been carefully pre
pared ami will prove to lie a ready aid to any reader lit ob
taining prompt professional service
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
lllfill K. IIIM1IY Attorney-iit-
Im, ot'ftee Wfst-Jiicohsun liuild
liitf. Teleihouu Main ill.
COni II A V mid Klinitll AIMl tTeo.
T. Coelirini and Celeii K. Khcrlutld,
AtturnevM at Law. La Ornmle a
lion:il ItiinU Iniildlni. Telephune
Main HI.
II. K. lIox Attornev nt
litmHiK uml N'ew
hilllillHK'. Telephoiiu Miilll
Kok-y 1
ItOIILItT S. i:KIN Attorney nt
Law. . Wesi-
Jitcebsun building. Tclepnune ilaiu
671.
VA Mi Ii. lli:i.M Attorney nt Law.
I loom ll. New Foley ltuiliit dj;.
'J'elepliooe Main 77'J.
Dentists
Dr. Y KICVK JOHNSOV DcntlM,
Caidner bllildllit;. Telephone Mailt
Ilr. II. II. Jilt. I.i: It---Dentist. Rooms
M to l.r, I'Hliner-ltoeHth building.
Telephone Main 7u.
II r. V.. I
MOHSM AN Dentin
. Suite
Store.
over KeO I'riMs Drug
lephonu .Main 717.
T
Jlr. ItAV Mt'lli'HV Dentist, Itonm
i:t. Soiiiaurr building. Teb-phutit
Main ?!I7.
Architect
C. II. .MI1.l.i:it, A roll I (ret
Uooni 7
La Grande National Bank Building
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattress mi of all klndi
tleaued and rebuilt; Feather
Renoratlng. Rag and Fluff
Bugs made Co order and for
aale. Carpet and Rag Clea
lsg. Furniture Re-covering.
Licensed Fumlgatar.
Factory Phone 424-W
CHAH. EDWARDS, Prop,
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
And Prcssrm
niONro MAIN 739
l(;pot Street
lO
Tl l!
j iff rv ifl 'c (
mm
1 i! I '
Physicians & Surgeons
I'. (.. KIHIIV, M. I).
I'liy.snaau ana tourije
N.'W Foley
liiiihlituc
Teh-phone
.Mul a 21
SUM. I, A . HOIMtr.lt, M. 1,
l I'll v sit i;t ii uitii bui'tii'Oii
Il'ioms lu-11 Telephone
Soinnw-r Hiiiliiiiiff Main 5."y
I
i iiMtitv norvv. m. ii,
1 1.1H HOI V, M. I.
Prnetleo J i in it t 1 1 1 di;- ii::ts of the
Lye, Kar, Jsosu and Tlirent.
N'eW I'oby TeL-ihono
lUiihliiij; .Main tti
ItlCH AltO IM ANIUS St. I.
PlO.-iU'laa and burgeon
Cnrdner
liuildiiig
Telephone.
Alain lit
McAIIOKl,
Kob-y
Building
Telephone
Main 6'J
v. x. Mooiti:, ii. ii.
I'tiy.'ucian and .Surtei.n
New Fobiy T-1ephone
Building Main 11
1'. I.. II l,S'l'ON. 11. IK
Prfletle- liiuhetl to dis.-afes of the
Kye, lliir, Nii.SB inai Tlimut.
JtiHtius is-ifl Telephone
Soiunifr Bulidlng Main 778
itirn AItl)SO, M.
jMircvry
rtoom.t lfi-17
Telephone
Alain 15
Soiuiner Building
Osteopathic Physicians
j. i.. im;u', ii. o.
General Ost eepalhic Prnettce
MAHtiAltl l IMil.ll. II. O,
PrnctU-e liinllt-d to euro of infants.
Soinnier . Telephone
Building Main luO
NTHE PURITY OF
OUR BREAD i
V ZJi AND PASTRV
APPEAL,
kURITY dread
If 'you are Interested In
tho purity of the food pro
ducts that find their way
into your system you should
Investigate tho nutritious
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry baked ut this es
tablishment. It will add lo
your enjoyment, stimulate
your nppctito and pleuso
your digestion.
K. J. McWMiums
By BLOSSER
By TAYLOR
P6RHAPS OO'D UiKt
K:.E' HAT
OM loo. Si rrf