La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1925, Image 7

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Thursday. May 28, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want Ad Page
fhe Market Tlace of Union and Wallowa Counties
ron rent
j I Oil WONT l"umihil rivn-room
I hous'", CloHitif in, hy lilt of Juno.'
f i mil m. i4-6-2o-tr. j
IOU HUNT Moilt-rn f urnlshuil -liuiiHi-kt'pint;
upt. Wiivcrlt-y Ap-artint-alH.
S-R-'i(i-5lp '
4! 1-"(H I'.KNT Two sli-t.plllg rooms.
j J'Hi'i Fourth or Call 3G! J.
'. 1 l-5-23-Tt
lull I1KNT 2-room iiioiH-rn fur
t nlhlit-d downstairs upurtinimt.
r 1017 Kourlli. Hub Apurlim-nls.
lO-tp-U-tt
'lilt HKNT Apt. in Kuli-y. In
qulro J. J. Polity. 8-4-22-tf
I OU SAI.I
KOIl SAI.K 6-ronm suite furni
ture. Apply Italnhow Conft'o
tloni'iy. 9-0-20-41.
I'Olt SAI.K Two rholi-c. Iiull.lirii;
loin.. tlon.1 lortillon. I'rli'o li'ill.
'I'l-rins. JiiMtlin itt Olism-vi-r of-
flco. H-r.-27-L'tp.
h'OK RAI.K fi-pasHi-nKfr Hiiyni-H
'J'ouriUK cur In lino rnlnlitlon.
. $275. nil W. II. BOIINI-'.NKAMI"
i'o. :'(i-5-i'e-3t.
I'Olt HAl.K Kaiiy rahlinicu plants.
J.ale Punish Ikildheail cabbage,
Inrfle plants. S. If. KVniia, Ore
dell, (on road to T'crry).
l8-0-2C-iilp
I'l.OUK tll'T HI'KCl.M. I'rauhlin
car. 47.r.uu V. II. HllHNKN
l KAMI I'O. SO-6-20-.lt-"
KOIt SAI.K New 4-rooui modern
house selling at hiu- sacrifice. 1
7oll. (7011 cash down. Cull 24-1
W. 17-0-20-31.
KOIt SAI.K A Of. dollar bilEKy
will sell lor 120.011 pood ns new.
Call ot 1 7ii4 Y or phone 173 R.
10-0-20-3tp.
l"t)lt SAI.K Two farm wasons
one li-on-wheelei.1, wood as new.
One set of work harness. 280!l
North Oak. 18-5-22-iitp
I'Olt SAKK Good car, lots of
speed and power. Will take piano
or phonoirraph as part payment.
ICafltern Oregon Music Co.
2ft.B.4-tf
Removal
Sale
Commencing
SATURDAY, MAY 2;J
Wo must h.ive larger cjuar-t-ra
ami will move Into the
Hoesdh Illdff. June 1.
1 r Six I s we will
oflVr ot mtr 10It'-
trirnl .Mfifliniidtsc' at
La Grande
Electric Co.
I :illll Adams Vlllll lunr 1
For The
Lawn
Iawn Mowers
Rublier and Cotton Hose
Lawn Sprinklers
And Nozzles
Rakes
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
I'hon MjUb 8
Money to Measure
of Value
The value of telephone service cannot be measured
in dollars and cents. No community without tele
phone sen-ice can exist in competition with another
community that has telephone service.
Our new Telephone Directory will be issued soon.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
If It
Can Be
Done
An OliscrviT Want Ail will
do It qnlrkly anil mimoinU
ally. Xo iiuuti-i- wlinl !
nam, If It 1 "11 IX' iiHuitl In
tin I.n liiuinli liTi'llory, a
Wont Ail it ill rlml II. '
Jlinili-r lnli-riwt ami miili-r
riHtllili'iiri! built mrr u loiijr
IH'i-loil l)f Jl'lli-H shows I:
vulm in OlistTVi'l Want AiN.
Iiitillilii'iil in'opii- nnii'li
thrill inmtftutly Mir lniyln.r,,
itnlliiK. IrailliiK, ni l 1 ins J -
ami irwiiiiK In'tii. i'ti.
The iiiu Is small tin I'r-tut-iis
me liiuiiiMliati.
"AN OHBERVKIl WANT
AD WU,L UO IT."
waxti:i
WANTKD Stock to p.lslure. $2.nn
per head per month. Mean llros.
l'hone 1'armers 4x4.- 1'nlon.
lfi-0-2C-Clp
I'Olt 1'AINTINC Calclinlnini;.
Taper HnnKint;. call J. 1. T.and
ry, l'hoiin 4S1 W. 10-0-23-tf
WANTKII RAOS Clean cotton
rami at the Observer officii.
Bring them In. S-27-tf
l'OI.VII
KOCNIl Pair of liorn-riuuned
glasses on streets of !.a Urallde.
Owner may have same upon Id
entification and payment of ad
vertisement. Call Observer, Main
37. 20-0-22-tf
27 YEARS
AGO
Dolly Morning: Observer, May
26, I NHS. L. Co jrh, nominee on
I he Itt publican ticket for county
nchoo! Hiiperintcnlent, Is in the
tit y.
The wind storm yfStenliiy (iiim
affed So acres of J. VI. Keynohls
best crop. Jt will luive to tin re
planted. J. K. neynolaS nml J. A. Cliris
tenon eume-in- yesteniny from
the Pnnhiunile, where they have
been interviewing tlie votern. Tln-y
return cheerful and confident oi'
the success of t he entire l ieket.
Mrs. A. Austin, accompanied by
her sons, Ko:;s, Victor and John,
and daughters, Uodin. Mdia and
Norn, arrived on last evening's
train from St. George. I'tnh. They
expect to locate in this valley."
I ,imt evening w:ts so ph-asunt
Wlmt will you filvo us for 10
empty Unseed oil lmrrcls? Tom
nrack feiic; !ostt, t ic npiecx. o
one him cnltetl for tin Utile chlld'
orord f found.
Hniise Taint, 2..i0 ier Ritllun.
Wo have Tm-jicnttiH? ami IVdar
Shhmlt
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Han's FrKod"
Oopo. Foundry. fMOXB 148
No Sanday Btulneaa
L
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ails aro ilrlrt
ly CASH IN At)VANCi:t liy
mist In' lu not later llinii 0 a. in.
(lato of inst-i-tluii. Hnlcs: lie fier
word fur eacli Insertion. '
KOI I SAI.K A C5 dollar ned Im
liy bugio' will sell for Jl'Ji.lHi,
Kool as new. Call n: 17n4 V
or phone 17:1 11. 1 r, - i, - j s - 3 1 p
KOIt SaI.K- Incubator. 1.2" ,.i;i;s.
l.'leetl-le. Nearly new. Coal !I4.
Will sell I'm- r,a. rash. :i"4 Ai
der HI. .Also Klectrle llrootler
ir,.
7-3t.
I-Olt KKNT
471 .l.
Apl. '.'hone
li-f-27-lip.
I'Olt RAI.K Alfallu Hay. 1C Ion.
I'llime 4)li A or l''arlr.i-l'H 1 !K.
in-r,.2j-;:ip.
-MR. lie PINTO announces h!s vi
olin summer clans frum June 1st
lo August iiK Kur apupintmen
call 44 7 A or Main 1 IK.
:'u-r,-7-itp
I'Olt HKNT Mod
rn
:i-rooui apt.
i;y U ev.n-
i2-r.-7-aii.
ami KaruKe. Call
lllKS.
KOIt HAI.KIYyer.i and lute cab
bajfe plants, tfail Kuriuers 1 TiS.
A.. K. Stein, I 2-ft-2 7-lTt.
WANTKO liy reliable woman,
day work. Phom- H:i V.
roil SAI.K S p ri n Kr e rs. 1 ).-Iiv'i-ed
Sat tnday afternumi.
Phone G4 W. l-r-2S-JI.
.
Celery leaf spot In Oregon is
easily controlled by syslematic
spraying with Bordeaux 4-4-50 or
by dusting with copper-lime dust,
even before the plants are taken
iroiu t he green house. Spraying
or dusting ai regular intervals
throughout the gruwing Benson is
recommended by t he experiment
station. Serloua damage to tin:
celery reams in leaf curl.
- 'famous star: the mystery in tiie
that our citizens in large nnm-ftneft of u valuable pearl neck
bora promenaded the streets wait- lace, nnd n realistic fight by
ing for the Hlue Mouniatn band ! Apachi s in I he i'aris st-wers
to commence their open concert j these are jnsl a few of the high
which begun promptly at S lights in Vitagraph's "The lte
oclo( k. I, a Grande is proud of ' deeming Kin," which shows I fl
its band and well it may be, its night.
the quality of music we are per-1 am lno ... nP3 arr tnld in I'm li
mitted
to enjoy each Wednesday"
evening would be a ci
lit to iiiiy
city of several thousand mo:
ulatlon than La Grande
iM'-;
1
Mr. and Mrs. John O'hrlen and
Nathan Murphy arrived yesteiay
from Ireland and will mud
liiis
i
valley their future home.
John .Martin of the Cove was
in the city yester day li alisact:n
business ul tiie Alliance mill. Mr.
Martin is a pioneer of Cove, hav
ing been a resident there for ovt-r
21 years.
MKDI'Oltl). Ore. Asphalt in
cadam paving on roads in ', :it,'r , Hoot GiljSOll
lake national park from the Med-
ford and Klamath nit ranees to I lOHftlllg 111
the rim of the lake, a distance ,jf j ''Saddle Hawk"
approximately 2d miles, w ill ' be j " "
begun almost wit h t Ire opening j
of the ( 'niter lake season , July j Probably Hen Johnson never
1, and will be. continued throug'i-; had heard Ihci old siiying about ti
out the season until completed, ! rat looking at :i king; Jwd hi-, lie
wlln no mati-rial Interference wii li ! would ha.- iii.il the -cat a tier
the heavy automobile traffic to he attempted u exchange n few
and from (he lake. , passing w onls wti h t In- beaut iful
Proposals and specifications are (,,. xs , i,,,,;,, , ,,p .in; down In
now -on fib- at tiie Cralt-r iu,tion:il f'(Jn as i - rode li if s aorry nig hi
park offices here and bids iiiuxt to h. r y.ird a-id asked -for t drink,
be In not later than June 9. Asj j;, n Johnson was only a ragged
soon afterward as the contractor rheeplrei dT arid the hot He he rod
havn assembled their mntri-i, brinngd to Iris boss. Id Vasiri :,
machinery urn) working crews, the while the K(ri. although he did not
work will begin.. t
FRECKLES AM) irfs
r
mom'n rop
i if- wAir.Mi- .n F. .'J VyAn."-
I 7T 1 1 . - --- r --y f r7 n ?
UwracwrCT.jl CASSMC-u.tr Xvoos 'rSM kmWM.Ur TTlf
L eoMMAtuvsaa B was smbus ccoo ) PV TT. iuketh- Joovoouxz; Ut ? t-L. Aim!! J tfM
vl . m.-i,ci.ii r-ri run hf ' ) 11 1 i iliv L-uin ' L uju i ic? I l -
irrn r r: a. j . r
is ltME) fct f
OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE : By Condo
Ve.v;e.TT, X YOU shs that hospital,
M.vJLA NJOS. ? retS-MIN'DS MC5 OF MY. ,
oparcATiNCj Toi-e
La Grande
Naimova in
Novel Dance
At Sherrys.
Character dancing ly the greiit
Nuiiiinovu, and a marvelous dis
play of emotional acting by that
(i tu, s,n,(,t. nn., ,niiio
it - Mtimses are eiiM tn d.-i.iet tlieit-
pnaKi-s o! ! rencn life wlih n-
nuirkiihli' in'riinipv It lu n rntn-.
fu, alo.yt n;immed-full of action,
, wh an ulluring romnuee, thread-
UK ,H W(y through the plot, and
t lirills and coined y abounding.
Iiestdes the great .A7.imrva the
c;is is composed of i.o i Tt'llegt-n.
Carle: 'ii 1 1. Miller, Otis I la flan.
HoMta Marslini. Iiose Tapley, ilrlc
Mayne and Violet Virginia.
Comedy, "Seaside Hi ;ii p.
known It, w::h the daughter b o.ie
FRIENDS
HOW OLD . Jj ANN (AJHO
- t 1 L..VsfM 'W Pill 19 ft
0,.rw'p,7 C ( 1,LLPLAy VOL) ONE V NO-ftANICS ED- "
r-r-.- wai.'f ..-i w-" " "snouuJ MAVt.
,.-fn. r ( BEEN HOMC AM
ccc t-ifi.1- I V HOUR AGO -Xi
fop -
Theatres
richest cattle barons In the whole
coAintry. -
Hut there camo the time when
the girl realized that the sheep
lierdcr wuB thu only power that
stood between herself am! the
gravest peril a woman could face.
The manner in which the young
man ncpuitled himself is told in
thrilling realism in "The .Huddle
Hwk" I'tiiversal production now
being shown In the Star theutre.
Marion Nixon is the leading wo
man of the picture, which Is u
stirring story of lite. on n lug cat
tle range, ill reeled by Kdwurd
HedgwicU. others in the cast are
Krnnk t antpeau, Josle Sedgwick,
CJ. Knymond Nye, Charbs K.
French, William Steele, l-'red llum-
t8 tld- Tote Duerow.
'
Anna Q. Nilssoj
Ha3:Vajnp Kole in"
"Inez from Hollywood."
Not the mechanics of movie
making but the inwardness of a
.screen vampire's heart Is laid bare
on the screen of the Arcade Friday
where." Inez. From J folly wood," n
Find National picture, opened lust
night.
As it it weren't enough to get a
view of Hollywood's mysteries, the
role of the reigning "vamp" is
played . by the alluring Anna Q.
Nilsson. Although Anna (.J. has
never been nasociated with siren
roles, she lias made of Inez a most
human and appealing character.
Lewis S. Stone is co-featured in
the role of Stewart Cuybr, a rich
man who "maki s a play" for the
vampire, but is finally ensnared In
the meslreH of true love for her
young, r sister. Fay, thereby giving
rise to a .situation which the au
thor has solved in n striking man
ner. ,
Pret ty Mary Astor Appears ns
j.ty
and Laurence Wheat, remem-
Willie's
Ouch!
POOL POPULAR
COVR (Special) HiiOiop K. P.
TU'ininton ami liis secretary. Miss
Sophie M, Uobert.son, of i'eiulliton.
were in Cove a fvw tluys recetdly.
ltc trend Sydney W. Crea.y or
l.u Grande will hold servio's nt the
Ascension church In Cove Sunday,
May 31.
The Kplseopal church school to
be held In Cove will open June 1 1(
and continue for ten days. There
is room for fifty students only ami
those desiring to attend should
register early.
The Cove swimming pool is a
popular place. I'nder the new
nutuageiiit nt it has been enlarged
nnd several desirable features
added.
Mr, and Airs. Karl tjinderu anil
Mrs. Kllu Anderson, of l.u Grande
were Cove visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mr.i. U li. Lay were
.shopping in linker recently.
.Mr. urn! Mrs. M. Whisslcr nnd
.Mr. ami Mrs. A. A. Antics attended
Die graduation evercises at I. a
Gmnde lust Prlday evening. Mr.
Whissler'H daughter, Miv Karline,
was one of the gnntuutrs.
l-'red Cnrpe, who has been In
I .os Angeles for the past ear, has
returned lo Covin He is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Alice Allen at the pres
ent time.
Mm. Hatlle. Alexander has been
drawn for Jury duty I'm the June
term of court .
H. CJ. Avery, county agriculturist,
was in Cove yesterday. He Is ar
ranging to bring a tree specialist to
Cove to give tiie hortlenl! urlsts
some helpful suggestions on the
care of their treeo, which were se
verely damaged by the extreme cold
weather la:;t winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Parker have
completed their school year at Per
ry and are now at home lien.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mr. and
j Mrs. 1 1 tit In , and Mrs. Itoone of Ku-
terpiise attended the Sunday morn
ling services at the Baptist church
nnd were dinner guests of Reverend
and Mrs. J, W. Slayton.
J. V. Uroughton of Rosoburg,
spent Inst week at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Jan. Hoatson. Jr.
The young people of the 1 lap
list church had charge of the Sun
day evening services. The pulpit
was occupied by Walter Duron.
Mr. ami Mrs. Callison and Mr.
and Mrs. pert Kail, of I. a Grande,
were here Sunday t he guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulr.
Miss Haxel Duncan -who has been
the house guest of Mrs. T. U. Conk
lin returned to her home in Weston
Monday.
It. 1). Monnhnn of I-Veewater
came over Sunday to look after
cherry prospects. He has charge
of the rrull belonging to the co
operative association,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Chadwlek are
delegates to the state grange as
sociation to be held the first i'k
) June. . j
fered from iris many pictureH with
Thomas Melghan, as Inez's busi
ness manager. Suitss I'M wards,
Rose Dione. Harry I lepp. Pay Pal
lor and 10. H. Culvert are also In
the cat.
The production is beautifully
mounted and contains Innumerable
dramatic thrills. R Is based on n
magazine story by Adela Rogers
'.St. Johns, a former newspaper
woman.
Alfred K. Green, director of "In
Hollywood With Potash anl Perl
mutter," also directed this "Holly
wood" storv, nnd Arthur Kdeson,
"The Lost World," was at the cam
era. J. G. Hawks wrote (lie screen
conltnnitv.
WEAVER'S
Tailors, ( 'tenners, Dyers
Ami InsM'ii
riio.M-; M.MS 'M
Depot Street
Choice
A OOST A MIMOT6 yl'
EO-LNMANTTO 5,',i .M-JlfFEJVr.,
Vl Buy the voire a y,.; (?(V" l-'
gri BOX OF CANDY Jj.'tfx
1 cMrvtt
Prof essiona! Directory
Thi dlrovtory Is cptvlnlly handy for ' (he ncwt-onicr or
for Dim ntit-ol-tmvn reader bo may wttnt Hie name mid
uddrcsM of some professional man. li has been cnreltiliy pre
pared and will prou to bo u lctdy aid to any render in ob
taining prompt professional senicu
Classil'icd For Quick Reference .
Attorneys
111 Oil t IHIMIV Attornev-Ht-I.HW,
olfl.'e Wost-liteidtfoit Itlldd
iag. Teicplioiiu Main 111.
CMltnA BM.t tfllKIIHAItn Geo.
T. Cotltrun anil Cdin It. Klu-rlniril.
Attorney-s al l.iiw. ,n Gralute Na
tional Hunk building. Telvplione
Main ill.
II. 1. lll0 Attornev at T.tiw.
Uoorn.s 20 and 2:', New Foley I
uuiiuing, 'i eicpiiohu .Main vi.
Unitl'.itT 8. CAKIN Attorney at
l.uw, . West-
.laeobaon building. Tolepninio .Main
&T4.
(,'Altl. Illl.1 Attorney at l.nw.
Ktiom 2 a. Ni'v Foley Puildiiy;.
Telephone Mail) 7t.
Dentists
!)r. VKItW! JOHNSON IVnllst.
Caiduvi bulhliuu. Tulephonu duit
II r, II. II. MM.l.KM Dentist, ltomn
l,t lo Pi, Pa I liter - P'H'SitIi build lug.
Telephone Main til.
Or. li. P. M(ISSMA leiitb;t, Suite
2, vr Itfd t'losrt liruii tiloru.
'IVh-phonn Main V17.
Dr. IIAV Ml ItlMIV Dentist. Poom
i:!, SiiIiOiot hut lil I It a. Ti.b-plioiie
MiIm 7ti7.
Architect
C. II. 1111 1.111, Archltpct
Room 7
La Grande Nullonul Rank Rulldlng
Hall's Catasrr.li
both local and Internal, and has been
successful in ri treatment of -atoTTh
tor over forty years. Sold by all druct;t
F. J. CHENEY fit CO.. Toledo. O'uic
Tf ha advertises l;
ood.
he knows K'l
STAGE
OX AM) AITDIt MAY It
i.i:ai: i.ioavi-:
l iilmi I.n ;r:iiili;
7::ui A. M.
11:00 A. M.
2:16 1 Al.
K:.'10 A
M.
1 :00 I'. M.
B:30 1'. M.
Sttnil.'ij
1:00 r. M. 5:30 1'.
. M.
1. fi. Di-I. A I
Ifcnilqillllirrs, Soilllllcr Until
Mattresses - Rums
Cleaned - Rebuilt.
J 'eat her Mattresses Mado
Pillows Renovated
1'luff Rugs .Made from
old carpels,
1 in iiltm c Ki paired and
Uirou'Hil
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
l,henM'd l-'umigntor
I'llONi: ll!l-W
( has. I.iluiuds Prop
SO
H6LLO MOM - I'M A
LITTLK I. ATS BUT VOU
SEH I STOPPtO IN TO
7
THET STOf.C
'PECf ON I
IN THE
Goes'; what
Physicians & Surgeons
l ti. K1KIIV, m. ti.
l'hyaiciun ami tiui'fon k
New Vob-y Telephone
Ifrilding llin 22
hil l I. . lillDUDIt, M. 11,
J'h "Mieia n and tiuruerin
PeoniH lli-ll Teb-phono
Somiaer lUiilding .Main U:'J
II MtltV IIIM VV. M. IJ.
I I I . Hut , . . ).
Prnetliiu hmittit to dis.71.-i. -a of thfl
Kye, i;ur, Noso and Thi'oat.
N"W Foley 'i'tleidlon
Pulldin Main )ti
ItlCIIAItll I. I AMUS M. 11.
i'ii.sit tali and tSaiKeoii
Gardner Telephone
limUliiitf . .Main tni
W. P. MeAlHim, 31. , t
t.Un j; on L
r.ii. y iviepiions
Hmlilii,,; MhIh i.1
S. .HMUtC. tl. II.
Ptiy.sii lan arid Surueon
NTnv Foley Telephone
I'.nlltliir; Main 1
F. I IIAI.S'ION, M. II.
Praetlitt liimttil lo (!!.. aen of tllfl
iie, i:nr, Niiku arid Throat.
Itimtns p;-if) 'JVIephnne
Poioiuer l!uiiling Main VS
A. I., itirtt i iti)'o, m, ii.
Surgery
rionms K-17 ' ' ' Telfphone
Soiiiuu-i' tlitildlng Main 16
Osteopathic Physicians
,i. i.. im;i i:, i. o.
General mi ei ip:il it ie Practice
m wt; ui r i;i.t;. u. o.
Prnctleu iiiuited to care vt Infants.
Komnier Telephone
Itulldlng Main lUfi
r NTHE PURITY OF
CrH OUR BREAD ,
S j-.AND PASTRV
jvJ-SHOULD APPEAL.
c ToVou!
If you nro Interested In
the 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 at tills es
tablishment. It will add lo
yo ir enjoyment, stimulate
your appetite and please
your digestion.
. LA GRANDE
K. J. McWillianm
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