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Wednesday. May 20, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I'ilfte fttVeil m v i The Observer Want Ad Paje flie Market Place ot Union and Wallowa Counties l'Olt KENT- FOH HKNT A)inrlnent, UO.OO wllh IlKht anil water. OforB ; Hull, 121 i Vunhllm-tun Ave. ; 12.&-l!l-2lp FOIt KKNT 2-room modern fur nished .doWnstoil'S upurtment, ; llin l''ollrlli. Hub Apurtmenls. ' lu-0-tt-tf J'Oll 11KNT Furnished ait. ICden liolm Apts. e-4-S0-tf k'Oil HKNT Apt. in 1'oley. ln iiulrn J. J. Foley. K-4-22-tf l'Olt SAI.K Full S l,i:--Vlitor I'ortuliln phon : OKrapll. r r kooiI reeonls. Call :rjl-J. 12-.-IS-2lp Foil SAI.K KiH lii u iMl.iiH t. $15. 1 '.MiU First SI. 7 - r - Hi - 3 1 YOU SAI.K Chiffonier. 6 dining cliairn. 2 wicker chairs, rug. mil o ti'iil, fruit jura. 'JUS Spring. J. is-5-is-tr ..( lit SAI.K 1 inch wanoii; rub ber 1 1 red buggy; wagon iilmoHt ' new. 2lil5 Spruce. 1'hone l;'i8-ft. 'KOK HA UK Good t ar, IoIh of speed and powi r. Will take piano or phonograph as part payment. '' Kus turn Oregon Music Co. o-fi-4-tf ..KUK SALIC iHt TKA I K Chandler His louring car, Am lenv- ing city and will sell reasonably V' or will accept a light car in trade. M:V ST. PAITi IIOTML I'ourlh and Alder St. Portland, Ore. When In Portland stop here a real family hotel. Serv ice and Courteous Treatment. Kennonuble I fates Harry V. Dennis, Mgr. Formerly of La Grande ROYAL VACL'VM SWEEPER , will take the drudgery cut of your sprint; hoiisoclunn- Make your cleaning a plciiMirc, not a tn.sk. For n 1'HKIC tlemonstra tlon at your home, call MAIN' 121 La Grande Electric Co. "The Store of Quality and Service" S Exide Batteries STIIO.MBEKU CAItnimETORS S. M. Rpotllglits Packard Wire all Rlxra ienrator & Starter limine IilKlit tilobo all sizes Itainp Sockets Genuine Itcniy anil Doleo Colls, I'olntM, etc FRED T. ACME PAINT. covers more surface, and really cost less. Paint for every surface Paint for Every Purpose, Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, 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. Iflt Can Be Done An Observer Want Ad will do ft quickly and economic ally. n mutter ihui your uanl, if it van Im found in Hie I.n (mode territory, u Want Ad will find it. Kemler interest and render confidence htiilt over a loii period tit years shows its alue In Observer Want Ads. Intelligent p e o p I o wuteli tin in -oiis(nutly for buying, renting, (ratlin;;, getting jolts noil getting help, etc. The cost I Mtuill lite re turns nre immediate, uan onsr.nvjiu want AO WILL DO IT." Phone M, or call at 1312 W Ave. 1 5-Ti-1 -2tp l'Olt SAI.K Household furniture. Am leaving city and have a few pieces of furniture left which 1 will sell reusonoblc, 1'honi! 2 !)G M or call at. i;ii2 W Ave. atp W ANTIC I) Cuttlo to poHturo. Karniera 17".. C-5- 1 il-lM p WANTED It AGS Clean, cotton rogs nt tho Observer office. Iiring them In. 3-27-tl IA KT LOST-Small child's cont. Finde please leave it at observer off to 1 1-G-1H-Stp Girl who met a millionaire in j Florida will marry him in Califor nia. It was quite a chase. TRY! ' Our Soda Fountain everything neat nnd tasty: the best syrups anil fruits; pel feet ly eha rged water; cold diinks that are cold. Just Try I si THE L & L DRUG CO. 'The Sign of a Good Drug Store' Klaxon IIojus Slop IjlRlltfl llohert lloeli anil Oliamplon Kfiark 1'liif Clipper TuTiliifc Gmbilil Hriiil'lMn, BURGESS 1108 Jef'ernoa St. NEW TODAY NOTICE Classing Want Ad arc strict ly C'ASII IN ADVANCE; vnpr mwn lie lu nut later than 0 a. lit. tiatu uf lusfrtluit. Itatitt: e ptr wonl fur vat'h Insertion. WAXTKII Klock to iKiHturi". Hob Ileal. li-ri-20-iltil KOI I HAI.H Si lull liali'-r liKht In (,-uuil r pall . Call 1 1 n I 1 I III. M-5-2ii-2lli KOIt SAI.K .Mann. Cooil ii-i'il sulUy. Mra. riioiin r:3 w. 8-5-2il-ltp KOIt lti:ST Moilirn ill .M. apt. rhoiK1 ti-5-i'0-2lp I'Oll HKNT Ni-w liio.liill 4-rnoln lioiisp, $1'J.ih) per month. I'lionc 2ts v. i2-r.-:ii-:ti -1 It be adverimea It. ho knows U'v ood. BUSINESS MAN SINGS PRAISES "I suffered for years with .stom ach trouble and tfas continually. Doctors thought I had stomach ulcerH or cancer. After lust at tack they advised going to Hoch eater, Minn., for an operation. A friend advised trylnjr Muyr's Won derful Hemedy, which 1 did, and I cannot sing its praises too high ly, hh 1 can now eat anythliiK and everything." It is a simple, harm less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestln il tract and allays the inflamma tion which causes practically ail stomach, liver and Intestinal ail ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re funded. At all druRglsls. Adv. W hen people come for ltd miles and haul by truck IiiiiiIkt ami shingles, paint and oil, etc.. from (lie Trait l.tmhcr Co., common sense w ill tell you I bat they arc not doing it far their health. Farmers, look here I have a bum S-n. tamaraek fence po-ts, l.'ie each. We have sunn good 1 rough lumhcr for fene- ing. If you want lo screen in your back porch, come and meas ure up our odd screen cheap as tlirt. O. tl. barn halts, 00c. lor 10!) lineal feet. A child's new shoe wns found in our lumber nrd. Ouiter may hae same by cull in;:. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Th Poor Man's l-Vleod" Oppo. Foundry. F1IONK 148 N no Nnndsy nnslnrM FRECKLES AIs'D HIS FRIENDS L..-h?WT'm'WCE TIH? if OM.OAV II LLBI6HT.ULU J ffl ; 7WATS- TbO Bl3 FOR K 1 pMNuwcH v.v mom viAUfc. a--"- V uL AECE, vwouuO 7wtic)' 13 I voO, IWT IT; JAV? MtPE- J H Wju.TO)(tKiv - SAAJDVWICU.' J -if f-.R. m R. I'LL CUT IT IM T)jn t-''t I m i aake yoo onc SK, HWm 'S &ZZ mm. . roavou! y Q m IK ; : --n ame i could v p m w . nm 7 i kTTY MOM'N POP Delay Mijjht Be Serious Mitffi ar.DiC - Tr.MA-CCT.-.w'OL X -.,f.-r'ei . , t-..,-. k A ft Ti.,e ,a TuC Ki."rr LT -.- v. f . lr.-( I ilf JnuAlM S IviONCKiSiPVCLJDGODCVM N Mfj.SuJiM) .7 TfcTe - SHE'LL Tftxe ThC ( M 6UNN - IT'S TOCED J LoTol1 NEWS To ThEVRE GOING To To The ctoRE WO GET H6R V y '. h Bcsporj" B'UTV OFF L-f AT 95 J 9? BUCKS V, HAVE A 9WE AND , A NICE 60VMN-W0U-REJU&T ( 5-fT ' m HAWD5 "s -fT V. T0K ATHIM& y ( THEY'LL PROBABLY WJHAT SHE'D LiliE k;& I H . S ' 1 V, i?i. I V R DOWN TO ONE HALF IV , 111 I I r, I I ti'J I T.J- 1 - i V i-vr 11 UAT Mr- V flU rr; , S. ' L ) ' ' er 5w ST" ' " ' .V... f A 1 fA W'kAn OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo --i pits X'V Vcs -iis-te-K Truc He'5 NOT SeCt.V3. THCf? La Grande Historical Scenes In Film of Civil War Period. Rome of (he most historical places now existing In the Cnlted States are shown In th" varlotm Kcenes which appear in the latest William Fox production, "The Warrens of Virginia." The pie! tire was made under the direction of Flmer Clifton and deals with the closing days of the civil War. One of the places visited was Shirley, Virginia, where the orig inal homo of Cien. Hubert IC. l.ee st ill stands as it was when Cien. I.ee's mother, who was Anne Car ter, resided there. It was In t his honm also that Cen. I.ee's grand parents were married. Many of the scenes shown in t he picture are takt n in and around this house, A not Iter historical place shown . in the picture is the famous San .lose Mission near San Antonio. Jt was hen- that many of the love I scenes wen; made. The mission Ih the oldest in existence In the t'l'ited States. No accurate record existn jus to its age, but it Ih known that j it was built, more t hen two liiin jdred years ago. Its walls are pre- Merveu ti ii ii eaen miiniiiy n i imrv holds services at the original altar. Scenes showing the famous Ala mo nt San Antonio also ure shown. Many of the war scenes in tint pic lure were taken along the banks of the historic Sahtdo river, which Hows past tile Al.'ino. It wnh across this stream, history records, that the j,oie survivor I'roui the Alamo escaped when the Indians attacked those gathered within its massive walls and massacred them all. Other historical places also nre shown in "The Warrens of Virgin ia," which, wil h its powerful plol JooD. t-it-Y e You Hi5R Theatres makes It doubly interesting. This picture will be shown at the Star theater fur two days, commencing Thursday. "Pampered Youth" At Sherrys Today And Tomorrow. Superior photography Is prom ised, among other alluring fea tures in Vitagraph's "I'ainpered Youth," the plrturiy-ation of I loot h Tarkingl oil's great novel, "The Magnificent Ambcrsons." at Sher rys today and tomorrow. The assurance is made doubly certain when it is said Hint the men who had charge of tho pho lopraghy for this picture are the ones who wielded .the cameras in 'Captain Hlood," (fie Jtuper.speclal which was the work of the same producer, David Smith. The photography of "Captain Wood" was everywhere recognized as of the highest possible order. Some critics went so far as to say that in that gnat photoplay the pictorial side had no cpial In any other of present rilm successes. It wiw because of that voice of ap proval, unanimously lifted, that Mr. Smith determined to re-engage his photographic artists. "Pampered Youth" deals with a family living in a small Interior city, who take great pride in I he display of their wealth. The Ain licrsonH spent small fort tin en on (heir buildings, hoih inside and out, nnd "went in" for magnifi cence rather than taste and har mony. With all their splendor the ;i"1s in the picture are sometimes beautiful and Hie char mind, deft hand hnd artistic judgment of ex pert cameramen were required to translate ail their beauty to the screen. Hence ''I'ainpered "Youth," according to all accounts, Is us pic- 1 ifc-irTO!!1 W:J 1 M s r t.-Acnint. iwc iff XjiVjl Enough Is Enough for Jay xi ik jwLnn torlally beautiful na "Captain ltlood." which i sayniK a tot.' Comedy showing "Th' Cannon llall KxpresH," Sills Savs "Luck-Led Him to Fame. Tudy T.uck was a factor In bring ing Milton Sills the Idngest role of his screen career that of "The Sea Uuwk." Hills, who is co-featured wit h Doris Kenyon in "I Want My Man,' ut tho Arcade theater, is frank to admit It. "I hud heard that Frank l.loyd was getting ready to make 'The Sea Hawk nnd hod long been wishing to play the role on the screen." said Sills. "I finally con cluded that I was not to be the lucky one. "One day T was playing handball on the courts of the I .us Angeles Athletic club when someone slap- pet me on the back. H was l.loyd. " 'I didn't know you were such a big man. Milt,' hi' said. "You know I've been wanting you md Wally Ueery for parts in "Tho Sea Hawk," but 1 was afraid you were too small for Wully or Wally would bo too big for you. It's lucky 1 camo across you here.' " And had it not been for that in cident Sills is certain he would not have found htnuielf playing the leading role in a film pkiy that scored one of the greatest success es of screen li 1st ory. "1 Want My .Man," a First Na tional, promise iu Ite as big a hit, but of an in ti rely different type. It was adapted by Karl Hudson from Strut Iters Hurt's sensational llOVel, "Tin 1 llterpretel-'S I louse," and draws a vivid eonlmut between war and pro-war days. 27 YEARS AGO Daily Morning Observer, May 13, lS!i$ Attorney A. C Williams went to Union yesterday on busi ness. Manuel Snyder has commenced school In the Dixie Flat district. Jacobs nnd Maniuts will ship a carload of potatoes to linker City tomorrow from Imbler. M. I.. Causey was out in the val ley Saturday looking for a team to match his new buggy. l'ete Theisen left last night for Portland to be gone several days. On his return he will be accompan ied by his mother. Fred Hloch, the Sapnra mining expert, brought I he sad news t ho drowning of three men in Snoke river yesterday morning at BrowiiH Ferry. He could not stnie how the accident occurred. One. of tile bodies was recovered, and the coroner left Union yesterday to hold an Inquest. Grandma Landers, who has been quite sick at the home of her liiaugmer, Mia. uraynam in Avni . Iowa, came lo I.a Grande Tuesday lor medical t rent men t. The trip I wan an arduous one for her. Sonic twelve miles oc the route she had .Safely' Swiftly dmCudahlu Como lo our StKgo Irpot on Ji'ffrnwn SI. All KliKca Ivavo from tlivro ilnllf ctcfpl Siiiulnjra. LEAVE I;A filtANOE l'Olt Joacpli 7:0 - g:00 4:00 (taker 11:00 - l:00 . 4:0 I'cnclli tou 11:00 -4:00 DEPOT I'HONE MAIN 7U Professional Directory This d live tor j in especially handy for tbe newcomer or for the out-of-town reader who may want the name and add revs of Mime iirofclonal man. It has been carefully pre pared and will proto (o be a ready aid to any reader In ob taining prompt prufe&donul fccrWco Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys !H ;ii v.. ini vnv - Attornev-at- 1.HW, ufftet Wurtl-.ltM'ohHaii JUllUu iag. TuU'plioiiu .Main ill. C( HHW nnii i:ilKltll Altl fleo. T. i'nvhran and odea li. Kberhard, Attcrnvn at l.nw, I. a (Jriinde a tinniil I Junk buililltiif. Tuleplionu Main 1. II, 10. IJ1XOV Attorney nt l.nw. IluoniM -'0( iintl '2.i. New Foley itoui:itr s. i:aki Attorie y at l.sw, . esi- Jueobson building. Tulepttonu Main I .u w CAItl, .. HKI.II Allnmev nt Law, Uoom 2M. New Ftdey liuildiiig. Telephone Mam 7 7 i. Dentists Or. riti: JOHN SON OentlHt. Curdiicr butldiiia. Telephone Main Dr. It. 11. .11 II. I. Fit IVMM. ltooms ! to 15, l'liliuer-Hottsch building. Tolephoao Main 70.' llr. lit, V. MOKSMA Dentist, Suite U, over licit Cross Driitf Htoro. Telephone Main VI 7. lr. It V AlMtlMlV-nentlnt, Kooin Summer building. Telephone Main 7!7. Architect C. n. lH.l.i;U, Architect Uooni 7 La Grnndo National Hank Building to be carried on the stretcher. She is now with her daughter, Mrs. Sweinheard, nnd is renting easily. President II. T. Stephens nnd Adjutant George Dlllln selected the ground for the G. A. It. encamp ment last Monday, and will have prepared the plot, of grounds by the eomjng Saturday. The site selected was the commons ne-nr Chas. Dunn's residence in llotnlg's addi tion. Constable John Wnldon arrested J, S. Johnson last evening upon complaint of M rs. Johnson, who stated to J tisUcc Van Hun n that ho had threatened to kill her. Johnson will bo tried in the Justice court today. Uncomfortable' cllnlrs in trfif'o'f flce will get a lot of work done. Utile poker Idds often are raised on the bottle. O, PLEASE CUT IT INTWOI CAN'T EAT "WAN rhysicians & Surgeons K, U, KlltllV, M. II. l'h tficluu uuii rfurgeun N'i'w KnUy Telnphone .Huilding .Main 2'i hil l. I. A S. IIOIMICH, B. . f l'hysieiun and tiurgcon Jlonma 10-11 Telephone Sonnner Ituilding Muin fiT.ii II A It It V HIM' V Y, M. II. l i t; 11(11 VV, M. II. Practice limit, d lo dis.-a.-,.- of the Hye. Far, Noso and Throat. New Foley Tei-tdion I uuilding .Mil III lt Itll llAltl) l. I AMUS M. , I'hy. sic lull unil .Surgeon Cnrdner liuildiiig Telephone Mum H , V. MeADOItY, t. II, Saitieon Nw Foley Telephone Huildintf Alain L'J V. H. MIMMti;. M. I). 1'hy.siciaii and .Sut geoll New Foley Teh'phona liuildiiig Main 19 K. I.. It ALSTON', 11, II. Practice limited to dh:ea;:eH of the Fye, Far. Nose and Throt, Rooms 1S-13 Telephono SiOimier liuihling Main 1"iH A. I., ItH HAHDSON, M. I), Surgery Rooms 1 ft-1 7 Telephone Somiiiur Uuilding Jdain X5 Osteopathic Physicians j. l,. !n;i,i:, . o. General nsti-opalhic I'rnettee v AitciAitivr i;i.i, it. o. Practice limited to euro ut Infants. Summer Telephone llui Id lug Main 100 r NTHE PURITY OF OUR BREAD i V 'd)- AND PASTRV ' AVHOULO APPEAL, PuriWBrea4d If you are Interested In tho purity of tho food pro ducts Unit find their way Into your system you should lnvetl:ilo the .nutritious bread und diiinty, satisfac. tory pastry baked ut this es tablishment, it will add lo year enjoyment, stimulate your nppetito and please your digestion. K. J. McWilliama By BLOSSER AORS ONE!! By TAYLOR PON'TWAIT- ) is The -r cot - MWTHINS OFF' That 6ow.m TheRe'o BE NOTHING LEFT To VJEAft ) id .3' i 1- f t '
