La Grande evening observer., June 03, 1925, Image 7

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The Observer Want Ad Page
fhe Market Place ot Union and Wallowa Counties
I
rou kext
roil ItKNT Two room modern1
f iiruiflhfil u pari in nl. Wuvorley
Apt. S-C-2-3tp
VOlt ItKNT Kour room modern
. furnmhtd Iiouhv. Phono Ultfl It.
l()-0-2-atp. ;
KOIl ItKNT Mod-ril
rtiont! 471 M.
Apart nunt.
ti-ti-H-litp
KOIt UK-NT I'uiniHlnd two room
uparlincnt coniu-rlfd wit h Imtli. !
I.i-lils fnrniHliid. $ 15.no aj
iMOiuh. Inbuilt-at Mod-l Ilarlu r !
Shop. 9-G-2.tr. j
Vlill ItKNT lioonis, summer
ral o. LudlfH preferred, full
141 J. 1U-B-I-31
I'OU ItKNT LlKhl liouse lieepillf;
rooiiiH. J Til 2 AduiuH ave, I'hoiii-
:i7 J. li-ti-i-t:"
l-Oll tlF.N'V Kour room Iiouhk
. and 1 lot of Karden $10 u month.
. Kurnitiiro for :tl I (Mil Kecond
Htreet. js-fi-i-:;tp
KOU itKNT J-room modern fur
nished downstairs nitai tnu-nt.
inn Fourth, JIul Ajuirtim ntn. i
10-6-9-lf
FOU KKNT
- qui ro J. J.
Apt. II)
Foley.
Foley.
In-
FOR SAU2
FOK SALT-; Onu lot on Orandy
. between First and Herond St,
. One lot corner Cedar and Oran-
dy. M. Gallraith, phone ;i:i7 W.
2o--j-ytp
FOIl HALF Carload of new Intn
her; 2xC; 24; 1x12; 1x10. '1208
Monroe Ht. O. Htcvens.
i5-C-l-12t.
FOIl SALK Good car, lots of
apeod and power. Will taku pluno
or phonogruph as part payment.
Eastern Oregon Music Co.
20-fi-4-1f
LOST
LOST Diamond act between Post
office and fifteen hundred brock
on Fourth St. Reward, ('nil at
Ni'wlln Hook Store. i r.-ii-1 -at
FOI'M
FOlNI) In Knterprise, Sunday.
Seven keys oil rihtf. Jiiqulre Ob
aerver. M-f-2-:it.
WANTED
WANTED RAGS Clean cotton
roga at the Observer office,
lirlnff them In. 8-27-tf
Governor to Attend Oansc
RAI.KM, Ore. Governor Fierce
will spend at I en at two days of lliifi
week at Dallas attending the annu
al convention of the Oregon ginto
prance, lie will k'ivo an addrea.
'Safe
Milk
and Diet
Forlnfanti,
Invalids,
The Aped
Nourishinc Dieestible No Conkinir.
Jtf Avoid Imitation! Subititutct
For The
Lawn
Lawn Mowers '
Rubber and Cotton Hose
Lawn Sprinklers
And Nozzles
Rakes
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone Maj. 8t
Money No Measure
of Value
The value of telephone service cannot be measured
in dollars nnd cents. No community without tele
phone service 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
Pone
An OljMrrvor Vnt Ad will
do It quickly nml economic'
ully. o mutter what your
want, if It t-uu Ih found In
(In l,a (irnttde tirltry, a
Want Ad UI fiml 11. .
Header Interest und reader
confidence hullt oer u lnt
jM'tiod of jeiirs shows lis
viilm in hsertrr Want Ads.
Intelligent p e o p 1 o vvalrh
tlit-in constantly for Inlying,
renting, t nullum, fct'Miiif Jolts
and ftctthix help, etc.
'J I u t ost Is sn ia 1 1 1 1 ie re
turns aio immediate.
an onsrnvrn want
AD XVU.h IK IT."
liny Fractures Skull.
RAI.KW, Ore Perry Powri, G-yoar-old
Auburn boy, suffered n
fracture of the skull and other In
juries when he f"U from the roo(
of u barn. He was brought here
for medical irentment. Physicians
?a id he probably would recover.
Maybe three tramps jailed in De
troii for Kiealius cream can my
It was vs' ni;iblit en -am.
l";.)'0'."'.s I
V J'y A- x . "
Mr. SlKH'pmen ! I .ook Ikm-c I I f
yen want' to build a hog shed for
1 ill) Sheel) "'4 thnt ntiikes uviod
surface to hln;:ie over that ve
ai-( selling: mil at SI Ct.OO per M.
If would nlso ld for sloriu she-.-t-Itim
for yu u hmiM', firsf floors,
roof sheetimx. rte.
......
" 1 .! i. , H..,,w...
Roiled I disced Oil, NI.Ri per
K:H'.
Ye haw IVurn Faint nml Shin -
file stain.
us for ! Itouli Fencin?;.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tlw Poor Mao', Friend"
Oppo. Foundry. I'HONB 148 m
No RundST Biulum
FEED
Rolled onts
Rolled barley
haled hay
Whole corn
Cracked corn
Whole wheat
CrarkiHl wheat
Still feed
Screening.
Itnby chick feed
Oyster shell
Grit
Sure I -ay
Kent toll feci I
Ask Our Prices.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Phone .lain 7.1
J
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NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ails arc ilrlcl
Ij CASH IN AIIVAXl'K! t-iji
must be lu not InU-r tliltll . A. in.
tlalu of Insertion, ltuti:
word For catii tnsci'tlon.
WANTKIJ Wonihrful iiioiioollion
for two men here. No rxiierl--nce
m-fi'snal')'. See. J. Ilynuill.
I'oley Motel. l.'i-0-:-llp
Mr. f'ei'f N"IH uiinouneeH IiIh vi
olin KiiiuiiM r ehtKs I'l-oin June l si
to .Anii!:til l.'i. 'or uliioilltinent
ivill HI A or ,M:tin I I'.l.
it,S-0-:l-Ut
WAXTKH- C;tttle to pasture, h'ar
lti r.- I7j. Allitrew .Mulktiburi;.
I'Olt liKNT l'uinilie,l apart
ment Willi K:;r,l.';e. 1V.II 3M W.
. S-(-3-4tp.
PAINTINt. Calelnilnlii.; uper
ln.li!;ln.;. J. I'. I..1111I1). Ill W.
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FOIl ItKNT Modern .1-roolii fnr-
niched np:irtm- iil. i t 4 W.
8-11-3-llp
Philippines Governor
Aids Non-Chrislians
M A N I h L A (Al1). Governor
General Wood has Kiven instruc
tions that natives of the non-
'hriMUtn provinces, such us those
inhabited by .Moros In Mindanao
ami by ljroioti-a in (he mountain
province, be tfiven preference In
the nmiter of filling posit loud in
the public service.
In a letter to the director of
the bureau of non-Christian tribes,
I.uduvico Mldrosollo, the R-overnoi
general says there has been a ten
dency to employ oilier thun u.t
Uves in the Kovernment service in
non-fliriflthtn provlucs. He points
out that the new policy should
lead to more contentment among
the non-fhrisiiuns and result in
substantial benefit to those pea
plea. The governor general ' let
ter says:
"There Is one policy 1 want
you to carry out persistently and
energetically and that is, the em
ployment to the great cat extent
possible pf natives in the various
ottiet-s and activities of the non-
I Christian pro inces. There is of
ten a tendency to employ other
than natives. In pushing, fo.-ward
tne development of these prov
inces we must do -all we can to
lnuln natives of the . province!, to
County to get Auditor.
j ORKGON CITY, Or. G.-orge F.
Johnson, formerly head of the wa
ter collection department of Ore-
loii i ny, win uiKC over tne UlltlCS
oi me coumy anuitor. Legislation
; provided for (he . stablishinent of
it he office of eounly auditor for
'Clackamas eounly. but the act de
;slgnated that the new officer
should be appointed In Decemb. r,
I!2d, and should lake ofTice .hinu
ary 1, 1!26.
This provision conflicted with
the situation In the county, howev
er, as Condu J. Ham, expert, ac
countant, completed nn audit of
the county's books this spring and
installed a new control book keep,
ing system which must be main
tained through the office of the
county auditor. Th
county court
appointed Mr. Johnson, who vllltn(, fljr-s. ' The current carried
rale
head bookkeeper unlil
there can legally he un iudftor.
:
Stenographers are chicks, 1ml
shorlhami reaembhs hen tracks.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
rWMtfX$ 6ES.n-SEEM,S KSdTTA S E'SSjl Q- VI J JfW-V LUCk!! IP rfjh ' . HI rrrTTTA ( ' 7 ) I WTTT
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HOM'N POP
fl Thanks for The , . rN f ( B-VGum here's vjheRE I6T eoen )
if PJOE - IF VOU HAVE S . , "NVTH THAT BiRD - HE MUST HAUE X
( y.O OTHER NQAQMEOT ALLR'GHT , ( VoOND A POCKET BOOK VJITH A J
THE R.TZ.Y R6STAURAMT V L'LLBE L K bov MS lonch - Hp K
and -we'll, have lunch I Theke a; 1 : UlU
L ToSETMER r.V X M
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I - l i , , , jm lb firi" IC-T j 't 1 . mi
E;iri:lisip - Vfe- Ml
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
i
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SLOW r 'v -v... .'Sw
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La Grande Theatres
Primitive Gold
Mining Pictured
In "Idaho."
nrlnglng' to the screen a scries
of events that happened during the
gold rush days in the Idaho terri
tory, was the task that confronted
Director Itobert Hill and Producer
i W. Put ton. the mrn who wire
responsible for the actual filming of
"Idaho:" u new I'athescrlal, epi
sode two of which will be shown
at the Sherry theater, matinee
only. v.
llefore the actual filming of the
picture could be started u great
deal of careful research work was
neeesnary on the part of the pro
duction staff.
It will no doubt be oT interest to
know --or the erudo methods that
wore ued by Uie early gold miners.
Tin- manner of getting gold out
of the creek beds was pari leularly
primitive, owing to the lack of ;ide-
inuie faellitie on the part of the
miners. The big Idea was to get
the gold before somebody else
I could get It, nnd consequently, the
crudest methods were resorted to.
The mining operations took place
along the small water courses of
the region. Water was Indispensable-
in the crude placer operallons
of the early pioneers. When they
could not use the actual current of
the stream to separate the particles
of gold from the soli, they diverted
ihe si ream Into ditches mid sluices.
The sluices were long troughs,
fitted together end to end, like iile
pipe. Across the bottom of the
rlulces were the rifle burs, or sap
lings nailed llo the bottom boards.
I'he material dug from the claim
.m-owii into Ihe high end of
down the muck, nml the gold be
ing heavier, settled to the bottom
and was caught against the rifle
hars.
The slnigKh of thene hardy.
men, their differences and thrill
lings nailed to the hot ton boards,
depleted in this fine serial, it Is a
graphic picture of one of the most
Interesting periods of American
history and the story might well
have come from the master pen of
Uret llarte.
Another Denny
Picture Coming to
The Arcade.
Tieginnld Denny, whose work In
''Sporting Youth," ''The Keckless
Age," "The Abysmal Unite" and
other I'niversnl successes has es
tablished him on a high plain, in
thcinplnlon of motion picture fans,
stars In "Oh, Ioctor!" the l'nlver-sul-fie-wel
to be shown ul the Ar
cadv theater next Thursday.-.
- , Screen VPttflonHr The' Saturday
Kveiting Post serial of the same
nanie written by Marry I .eon Wil
son, "tih. Moclor!" Is n delightful
combination of comedy, humor, sa
tire and romance, telling the utory
of a hypochondriac, who finally,
because of love for his beautiful
nurse, becomes transformed Into a
youny man of such decided action
thrift he hazards he engages in In1
come a source of consternation to
those who have Ills Interests at
heart.
Denny takes the part or the
young hypochondriac, ltufus Illl
lups. Jr.. who worries about the
stale of his health to the exclu
sion of every other interest in life.
The nurse is played by Mary
Astor. and others who are in the
cut are (iis Harlan, William
Along, Tom Itlckelts. Lucille Ward,
Mike ioiilln Clarence (leldert,
Ulnnehe payson, (ieorge Kuwn,
Martha Mallox and Helen Lynch.
I lurry Pollard, who directed
Denny In "Sporting Youth" and
"The Herkless Age." directed "(Hi.
Doctor!" in the hitler .sequences of
Freckles Decides to Get Out of Turn
Still Pop Has a
wlilelt lenny la urrortleil oiMirt urj
Ity to tiiirlk-lpute In Nome tlirhl
iii uutoniobtle rldeM. ttnil wreeks.
anil iilNO In Home eetni-u!ut' 1110
loieyele mIuiUk. 1
Jack Pickford Film
Showing at
Sherry s Today.
Not even the most credulous per
son would look for the end of the
world to begin in a smull country
town, yet that Is exactly what hap
pens In Jack Picklord's new photo
play, entitled "Waking Fp the
Town," at Sherry:
Practically it 1 1 of the uctlon in
this picture lakes place in a thriv
ing little country town, the pro.
vlm-lal spirit of which does much
to develop the story. There is a
simplicity and reullMti -pres-sed in
the sets and locale which oilers
an interesting contrast to the elab
orate com! time plays that have been
holding ho import ant a place on
the screen of late.
One distinction, however, mast
no to "Waking l'p ihr Town." it
boasts the most unusual set ever
Ituili an a:sirouomer'H observatory
in u tree-tup forty feet above the
ground.
Other seta Include n garage so
realistic that It stopped mol orlsl s
on the highway; also the humble
interior of the hero's home, con
trasting with the elaborate . man
sion of the town banker, ami also
with the over-furnished quarters
the hero established for his mother
alter fortune smiles upon him. In
thlH set everything works by elec
tricity, even the stairs. Then are
also the itainhew Call, and .many
beautiful exterior scenes graced by
the magic touch of the cameraman.
The rustic simplicity of ihe picture
give It an unusual charm.
Comedy ahowing "The Job I lodg
er." "So This Is London'
Coining to Arcade,
Is Not a Picture.
"So This Is Jjondon," with Law
ranco It'orsay as the star and a
company on a par with that seen
on lrondwuy will lie the attraction
at the Arcade theater, Wednesday
night June loth. It should prove
the amusement evenl of the year!
in this city und according to i
Henry Huffy, the producer, the i
cast is the peer of any to uppear ht
several seasons. !
U'Orsay wus the original star In ;
this great tieorge Al. Cohan com-j
edy when It was first staged on
Uroudway. and it should prove u
real treat to see him In the char
acterization of Sir Percy Penii
champ, which he created with such
distinction. j(e is an internation
ally known actor, and as "The Karl
of Pnwtuckct," earned himself n
reputation the country over. Itob
erl Toms, who lust slurred in "The
Cat and the Canary" will have an
Important part ami Ihe leading wo
man Is Ivy Crane, ionner vaude
ville hrudliner on the orphnum cir
cuit. She will be seen in tlit- tlc-
Hghlful and. winning role otJ,ady
lHicksworf h, which she is said to'
assume with line dignity and win-1
soiueuesy.
"So This la Tondon" is a com
edy of delicious situations, keen
with and subtle humor. It ha
hud tremendous vogue everywhere
and htLs proved a great drawing
,.rd boih in this country and the
llritish possessions. Jl Is laugh
able In the extreme wli limit being
ludicrous or absurd and Is said to
please every type of thealcr goer.
All hables, espcially those nol !
breast fed, need a little strained o-l
tango Juice, preferably, or the.
juice of raw or canned tomaloes,
At first 2 teaspoonsful of either, j
diluted with the same amount of !
boiled water, are given once a day.
The amount Is Increased gradually.
Ity the time the bahy Is ! or 1
months old he should be getting 2
lahleHpoonsfnt dally. If caniM'd
tomalo juice Is given, 11 ia remov
ed from the tin and given to the
baby as soon us the can Ih opened.
Chance to Win
bring Me some roast dock
POTAToeS - HOT ROLLS AND
coffee vjitvi plenty op
0?eM -AMD L'LU
HAUE SOME DESERT
AND A OCAR
LATe
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lutf. Teleplmm, Alum 111. c r' nfflms1'1 : Telephone
Sonui.er Itulldinv Main 6,r,
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Kw. , West- N'l w poh-y Telephone
Jsiobson building. Telepnonu Aluin lUtihjiiiK ' Main ii'i
Mi. .
CAMf, . HKI,M--.Attorney at r.Hw. pnyainun smi burgeon
itnom ga, New Koley Ituildlag'.
Telephone Main 77U. Onrdner Telephone
. Uulldim AlHin Hi
Dentists , ....,.. m. ...
Now Kolfy T'leiihon.
Ilr. VI'IIMS JOIIsn Ilintlat. """""" lln 6S
.irda,r bulldl.... -Mtvhou. Main ,-. N. , :. . .
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nr. n. H. mil.l.ril n.-ntlal. nmiiM Mln IS
9 to 15. 1-Hlini.r-Itt'ciiuU buildilttt. . . : : '
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Ilr. K. V. MOIHMAy n-nllM, Suite K""""" 1-I9 Telophona
3, over Iml l-ro Uru Store. Eonnner liiillillnir Main 1'
'i'U-phonti ,Mnllt 7 17. .
, A. I.. IIII'II tllllSON, M. I),
Dr. IIAV tH'ltl-IIV Dontlst. Itnom Hiirm-ry
7 I7- Souum-r llulltllnit Main 16
Architect -
' Osteopathic Physicians
V. II. Mil. 1.1.11, Arol.llrel
T.w flrwrnlft N-ttlotuti Hnnk fttiiititng .1. I,. I;1.-:. i. o.
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WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
And Pressors
IIIOK MAIN 732
Depot Slreel
If be advertises It, he knows It's
food.
STAGE
o a.vd'aWek may ii'
i.i:avis
liii (iriuitle
8:.10 A. sr.
1:00 i: M.
6:30 p. ,M.
I'llltlll
7:30 A. M,
It:u0 A. M.
2:16 I'.M,
Stintlny
1:00 p. M.
6:J0 P. M
P. . Ilt-I.AP
llcndqtini-U'i-s, Soiuiu'.-r Holt-I
Mattresses - Rugs
Cleaned - Rebuilt.
Pen! her Alntli-esses Alado
Pillows Itenovnled
1'lnrr I tug Alnde from
idd curpets,
I-'iiriiihire Kepnlrcd nml
Hecovcred
La (irando Mattress
& Weaving Works
Iilceimed Pmnlgntor
J'MOM-; iai-w
Cho. I:d wards, Prop
It It i ' m 7 WJ ... hy V. i,W P, r-r:K. v 7 i mm
r NTHE PURITY OF.
yzrJ Our bread .
$ ! iUvAND PASTRV .' :
jP-tSHOULD APPEAL,
c; TOYOU! !,
PurarrYjBREAD
If you are Intorestod la
the purity of the food pro
ducts that find their way
Into your By idem you should
Investigate the nutritious
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry baked at this es
tablishment. It will add lo
yo'ir enjoyment, stimulate
your appetite uud please
your digestion.
LA GRANDE
K. J. McWilliama
By BLOSSER
By TAYLOR