La Grande evening observer., June 06, 1925, Image 7

'adinliiy, June fi,
the la nuANnr, evening observer
"The Observer Want
i
Che Market
FOIl REXT
KOll KENT 4-rooni nio.lcrn
liousi- und a kooiI BiirtK-n. spot.
ull 14S It. 13-6-4-3t.
KOK li K.NT 4-room lioust'. Ni'W
lln Hook and Hlalionuiy Co.
10-6-4-ir
FOlt KENT Purnlahed apurt
iiii'iit with eiu-ubo. Call 393 V
S-G-S-Hlp.
EOll KENT I.IkIii housB ko.ping
rooiiiH. 1511' Atlumii uvi. 1'hum. !
257 J. 11-G-l-tr
l-'OH KENT SJ-room modern fur- I
nlshed donnstuhs upurtim'iit. 1
ll17 lourth. Jiub Apurtin.-nl8. j
io-5-s-tr.
l''Oll HKNT Apt. m 1'oliy. In
qulia J. J. Foley. t-4-22-tf
l'OH SAI.K
FOIl SALE Si-cond hand store. 7
will titk a used enr In part pny
m.'nl. Inquire H20 A.lnms.
17-0-r,-2tp
Will SAI.K All'alt.'i hay. Plionr.
KuriniT.H 2lx. J. I. iJohbln.
9-H-G-4IP
KOR KAI.K Slock of kioi'iiI.h
nnd fixluutH of t'otrKe cash
Grocery. Corner of Y live, and
A.sh. l'oor health reason for
selllni;. 2-C-5-2tp
KOU HAI.K C.u Peed Hitljy butftfy
for $15. Call liiuS Adams uvi-n-
inKS. 12-ti-4-3tp.
POU HAI.K Modem five, room
house, fireplace. Two lots. Mih.
Metzler, llini Adams Avenue ut
ter five o'clock. 1 7-U-4-:iip
I'OH SAI.K cheap. 4-room mo
dern furnished house near Hi
school. Inquire 15U2 First street.
lf-6-4-3tp
FOR KAI.K rarload of now lum
ber: 2sG; 2x4: 1x12: 1x10. 121)8
Monroe St. O. Stevens.
15-G-1-12t.
VOH SALE Good car, lots of
Djjturil UUU jun fl, ... LUpiUIIOj,
or Dhonotrrauli as oa,rt navment.
Eastern Oregon Music Co.
i I
WAXTtl)
WANTED Washing.
Call 227 J.
f.35 a dOZ.
7-C-4-3tp
WANTKI Woman for housework P1 l,on something and fell and
on farm. Call cenlral at Klgin iu trying to tfirn Ui cart from him
b.rtwecn 7:3-l 1 :S( a. m. j Ji;cli 1,,,llrt'- who wa8 on ,h(' tDn'
1 4-6-4-3tp i (l,EO fl'" anl ,lK CIU'X Blrur,i
. , I him He was considerably cut ab-
I'AINTG, ('aU'tming' paper hanging'out the htnxtl and his foot was in
J. P. Landry. Phone 4SI W. jjurcd. While the boys are consid-G-C-S-tf
erably bruised they will be ulJle to
LOST Odd Fellow Emblem ritig.
Libera! Reward. Call Observer
Main 37. 1 fi-fi-ii-at p
COOS CITY POl.lC!
MA RSI 1 Fi ELD, Ore.
county was upset hy (hi
lion of a supplemental g
report which gave (he sheriff's
office a clean bill of health, but.
criticised certain unnamed munle
ipahtits where, it. was said, police
were derelict In the performance
of their duties. No one Is willing
to name the .source of the upheav
al, which has already resulted In
Hie re.signat ion of Ned I ligley,
night officer of Marshfieid. ,
Do Not
Suffer
from sore, tender or
bleeding gums.
We have a remedy for
this condition that is
guaranteed.
50c 1
Moon Drug Co.
Everything or the
Sick Room
Phone M-68
NUMBER
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Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
Can Be
Done
An Observer Want A1 will
do It quickly and economic
nlly. No mutter what it
want. If II can lie found hi
the I ax ;itmdc terriiory, a
Waul Ail will rinil U.
Header interest and reader
confidence titiilt over a ln
pel Jiiil or years shows its
mine hi .l)M-rer Waul AiN.
InteliiKenl p e o p I e watch
Itieni tui1mitly for litiyhij,
renting, trading, f el tin;; jobs
and ttctfliit; help, ete.
'J he cost is small I lie re
turns utv immediate.
"AN OnSEKVKR WANT
Al) WILL IK IT."
27 YEARS
AGO
Daily 7i!o!'iilnK Observer, June 0,
H'tK (Dockland ltrothera have a
bout Gill) (ici'i-ri of fine Ki'itln. All
drew says Hie lu st prospect for
years.
JuiIkl James A. Fee, of ivndle
ton, Is registered al the hotel Fo
ley today.
George T. Cochran, who lias
been attending school at Stanford,
California, returned home Satur-
jday mornlnf,".
William Hunter hecame involv
ed in a quarrel with a young limn
named T. II. Hterglll. Mr. Hunter
f struck him on the arm with a gun
i breaking it near the elbow, 1 me
Hl(.h,Cump fllld Molit.OP rcdUC-
. . .... . . ...
ed the. fracture. The young mans
father came down from Baker City
to attend his son. No arrests on
I cither side have been made.
I While the I -a Grande hose team
ii-cid riMAi.) M ittr I nut ivtniln!r nil
;.. , ....nninB. ,.,.l( .lime Mason
iwho was pulling In the lead, trip-
' run in the coming tournament
We have to hit It on (he flyt
! . Say, Claude, do you keep paint
i ami oil? o, we seil it. About
, the only thing we keep 1 "bu.sy."
i
' Xnils are sold yes, by I be Inn.
Hie shingles business makes n
run.
The paint, oh Hoy! It comes ami
i goes
I Like chafe, before the wind thai
blows.
j House Pn'int, S2.50 per tfnllnn.
j Strictly pure Polled Linseed Oil,
SI .15 per gallon.
) Planed Sheeting Lumber, SCi.'KI
per M.
! Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Mao't Friend"
Oppo. Foundry. , PHONE 148
No Sunday Bnnlnea.
pulillea- f ' -3
an.l jury I . x '"1
Ad Page
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ads are strict
ly CAKII IN ADVANtK; e)y
must be In not later than 9 A. m.
date of luiterUon. ltate: 2c per
word fur each lusertlou.
FOU SALE Herbs. Chris Miller,
the fur man. 1610 Adams avenue
will handle H. J. ltuuch's lierbd
t his summer. Herbs good for
rheumatism, stomach, kidney,
lio wel, bladder and blood trou
bles, also blood poisoning.
30-4-1 S-il-25.B-a-5-9-12
F( U 1 KXT M odein i u rn iMh ed
rooms at Maple Apts.
ond St.
I iH? Sec-I
l li-o-ti-atp
WANTED Girl wants to help with
housework In private hom--. fall
m j. li-c-ti-ittp
FOR RENT Mod
471 M.
ru
Apts. Phone
G-C-ti-2 p
WANTED TO SELL Five
house, half acre ground.
room
Good
well water. $5u.au down,
a month. Phone IUS VY.
i ;-- fi-itp
WANTED Hous.dieeper at Wal
lowa, call IH20 7. or 173 J. Sun
day after 12 o'clock, 12-G-G-ltp
FOR SALE Mod. -in rooming
house, close In. Would consider
city properly is part payment,
ho me c:;hIi n lid ha lance on etsy
terms. See owner HJ"7 Gth St.
2(i-G-G-lip
WANTED A G
hou.se lo rent.
r G-riom modern
H. L. Hiss.
12-6-G-lt
FOR SALE
Leghorn Ht
4 13 J.
100 Laying White
lis
8lic each. Phone
1 1-G-G-ltp
FOR RENT -5-room, 3-room, 2
room and 1 - room houses, fur
nished or unfurnished. J. L.
.Mars. 1 r-fi-Gltp
FOR SALE Roll Top desk; radge,1
library table; brass bedstead,
dining table; six oak chairs: j
dresser; kitchen table; breakfast
tabic. Room 3 over Coolidge
Iiint Store, call Sunday a. m.
and Evenings. 30-ti-6-.lt
'
farm and
state eon -
MONEV TO LOAN o
city property. Real
tracts purchased, elms,
H. Ry-
nobis. Sommer Hotel Rblg
17-
8-lt
Holt .sef - pro -
Jias run 4 0
Jf,QU.i?AJ.'.I,;.T-:,l.,.Uv.
pel led combine.
days.' Will sell for lialf Hie
J). H. Ruckman, Alieel, Or
roHt -
gon.
1 ' I1
iO-0-S-
MR. DePINTO announces his
violin summer class from J une
1 to Aug. 1 "i. I "'or appointment
, call 44 7 A or Main 1 Hi.
1 8-0-8-ltp
help the team take first place hi
the races. '
T. A. Rttiehart was In the rily
Saturday wearing his usual smile
and dropping words here and (here
of good cheer.
R. C. Johnson, of the Cove, was
among the many who thronged
our Ht reels Saturday.
Frank Slocum the Futon job
printer was over from Fnlon
lerday.
,
If they ever catch o rum run-
ner in a bay w
have a wise crack clous young ladies in gorgeous cos
! tunics nnd scenic effects all real
about bay rum.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
fCI SAID VEGETABLES BAT xpE.rs ' !; 7 V)E5ETaB'.E5 EXTAti Awink
l&K, AM' ORIMR SAMS AS Jlf5 ! V, DHlMk!! WO EmER j "'CE
r7V)VNE.I,f,'5A fi I BELIEVE ' j 1 IE ADO OP SUCH A ff DOMBELLS
411 Mm JLlmL Mm
. J :
MOM'N POP
C ,OH D0NT TELL me ,boot
i so tan ,r;f; -fue had
MV HfND6 F'JLLToDAV TOO
ThaT youngster op ours
HAS 6P T ON IHfc
60 AU twv -
OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE
1
La Grande
"Coming Through,"
Is "He-Man" Film.
Is "He-Man Film.
They snld lie eloped with her
for her money. The girl's father
even hired t hugs to "gel' him.
Tom didn't blame him, but he
"came through" In spite of them
all.
Never before has Melgluin had
'such a role as that of Tom Rlack
i ford In the Paramount picture,
"Coming Through,' a screen ver
sion of .lack Met lien's mining no el
I "lied Rock." now playing al the
stur theater.
1 This picture ha another big
"he-man" role for "Good Luck"
I Tom his best to date. Tom's a
chief cleric in the offices of a big
i steel corporation. His father-ln-
1 law, the president of the concern.
t B1MiH nim down to Colton, the
lout; hesi of mini in:' camps, honing
i that he may gel rid of i,lm through
,,t,m,. "accident." Hut Tom makes
! good and wins the love of his
bride.
I Lila 1 Ijce Is leading woman in
"Coining Through,", which was di
rected by Edward Sutherland, un
til recently Charlie Chaplin's us
1 si.stnnt. Wallace J leery, .Laura nee
.Wheat, John MIKern, Frank Cam'
'peau and others play in support.
Excellcnt Vaudeville
Offering at
Arcade Sunday.
An entirely new program of
sparkling novel I les, beaut If til wo
men, and comedy producers will
be seen at
the Arcade on Sunday
yes-,net.
Headed by the Five Royal Hus
sars, in a ni'lunge of music and
songs, five smart, dashing, vlvn-
VjELL WHAT DO
VOU EXPECT
ANGEL ? KiDS
HE.R ASE Afif-
all Alike U
I, u Cim BY MA MBVKC INC j? j
I5y ConilO
Theatres
musicians rendering clnsslcal, pop
ular nnd jazz numbers. A Mus
ical Treat. Aeo. Fox u character
impersonator in songs and Hay
ings. He has an exceptionally
good voice and a most pleasing
personality a good all-around
number. Ilarnes & Lorraine, in
"Side Tracked", a lilt of comedy
from real life, a com hi mil Ion of
new ideas, nnd sayings and holds
scons of laughs and is presented
Chellinau, tenor and soprano, are
well known In t he musical field
and will present for your approval
''A Cast 1 1 inn Romance." They have
appeared in all the largest 1 hea
ter. from coast to coast, both
concert, aand operatic work, and
will most assuredly please any
audience. Great' K. R in an ath
letic novelty of contort ion and
bending. His acrobatic feats are
uncanny and Ills routine sensation
ally fust and startling- Orchestra.
m ud plct u res ulno featured on t lie
bill.
"So This Is London"
Boasts Excellent
Cast of Actors.
"So This Is London," George M.
Cohan's latest laughing snccewi,
comes to t he Amnio t henter on
Wednesday night and will be pro
duced on the same scale of coin-
pie ten ess ami with a company on a
par with that seen m Hie long run
in Ni w Vorh and Chicago.
Henry Duffy ,1 he producer,
whose last offering, "The Cut and
t he ( 'ana ry," was so cut hnsiusl te
al ly received every where on the
coast, is presenting ",So This Is
Loudon" in tills city and this alone
should be a guarantee of its mer
it. The play Is said the be n real
risible Of the stage, deliclously
original in theme with Us fun of
I he sparkling effervescent Kind
t hat keeps t he a ud ieiico charmed
-
There
Three Good Reasons.
VOU COULD HAUE SAMED ME A .
lot of etra vcoR today too J
IP VOU HAD fcE?A!RcD TKE p .
I VJAVIINQ MACHINE A)HN ( I'M "oOSf
V. ITOLDVco' AMQEL-fajrl
V y ' I'LL FIX it
captivated throughout. There I
j is u certain freshness about the j
.situations that intrigues oinl a
generous amount of droll humor
penuealeH the whole. As usual with
a Cohan offering the action is iji.it
and Hie merriment continuous
from curtain to curtain.
Duffy has selected Ms cast head
ed by Lawrence D'Orsay, with an
eyo to character types anil it will
be found exceptionally tabu ted.
The demand for seats for "So This
Is Loudon" Is cN.peele.1 to be heavy
and the local management tut vises
early reservations.
"Janice Meredith"
Used by Schools as
History Study.
"Janlco Meredith," Marlon Da
vles new picture, of Paul Leicester
Ford's romance of the days of the
Revolution, will open at the
Sherry Theatre on Sunday for a
3 day run. .Men who have made
history, heroes of " 7 . mimes fam
ous in every country, uppear in
this mngnlfcent, .dramatic photo
play, directed by H. .Ma son Hopper
and distributed hy Met ro-Goldwyu.
Paul Revere, George Washing
ton, General Corn uins, 1'att ick
Henry, Alexander Hamilton, lien
jam in Prunkllu. the Mariuis n
Lafayette, Major Pit cairn. King
Louts XVI, and Lord Howe all
prominent figures in I lie early his
tory of the American republic, nre
enacted by well-known players In
one of Hie most beautiful produc
tions on t he screen.
Martha Washington and Marie
Antoinette also are present lor n
.share of the glory of this interest
ing and exciting period of history.
Instructions of public. Hchools
and universities nre (a king their
pupils :o s e "Janice Meredith" tin
a part of their study ul American
history. More vivid on the screen
than in the pages of any history
book, tills story of t'oiuuiul days
makes history lessons u faseinat -lug
study. Costumes, mill onus,
villages, arms, battle fields, bill
rooma; in fuel every detail of sel
ling and serhe, is accurately re
produced. Skilled artisans and
architect!! were employed to re
produce exact ly I he architecture
of the Revolutionary period, while
anlii'iue shops and museums were
searched . "Janice Meredlt h" of
fers an authentic picture of the
American colonies at lilt- tittle of
the American Revolution.
Daring Stunts Galore.
In Tainuulge's
"Let's Go."
If yoti want to see some of the
most daring stunts ever shown on
u screen, if you want to enjoy a
real, live romance, if yuu want to
witness some splendid acting, then
by all means go to the Sherry
Theatre, where Ktelinrd TaliiKidge
in "LET'S GO" opened yesterday
tor a two day's t ugngx incut. This
is u Carlos production, released by
jTruurl Films,
j You cannot fail to be thrilled by
some of the uncanny st unls per-
ftnrmed hyihe alar, Richard Talm
ud ge, who has landed high among
the stiit-M In the mutton oletlll-e Ml'.
niaiiieiit. He has nbout as pleas-!
ing and pre-possessing a. person
ality as une could wish fur with u
Binile that is bound 10 'get you.1
Some of the st unts he perforins
would probably never be ul tempted
hy anyone else. He leaps frolic
j third story windows, across twenty 1
i loot chasms fifty feel, from the
ground, unto moving freight liniiiMj
, , ' .
as nonchalant ly as you might light
a cigar.
The story centers ubout this
young man's exploits in a slee py
count ry town where clrcumsiancea
have brought, him In investigating
some features of his father's busi
ness, ills job hints out to he the
showing up of a crooked mayor
and his sou. Inning the working
OUt of an ext remely lively p)
itichard Talmailge is called Itppn
to cli am id on the Hhe.rlff.'''
town,
who believe!'
I
Now!
,
S4yJE.GETA3LF
CAM Too
our!
A.ND TO MAKE THINQ3 VJ0SSE
TrtZ DRESSMAKEf? CAUCDUPANO
saio that my Gown wouldn't
ce Finished until Tomorrow
AM? I VJAMTEDIT FOR
KlRTZ'S PARTY TqNIGmT
Professional Directory
TbU directory la especially bandy for Hie newcomer or
for the out-of-town reader who may want the name and
address of some professional num. It lias been ca-cfully pre
pared ami will prove to be a ready aid to uny reader in ob
taining prompt professional service
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
llt'CII
La w,
intf.
14. IttlADY Attorney-Rt-oi'fk-u
Weut-.lacolir.oii liuild
Tolephouu Muin 111.
COCIUMV nnd KIU'.IUI Alt!) Ono.
T. i'oehritli ni-J (.'"hoi 11. Lln'i tiarii,
Attorneys ni Law, Ln (Jrande Nu
tlouiil Hiiidt Uuildinif, Telephone
iJal a .'!.
tllllKHT 8. KAlilX Attorney at'
Law. , West-
Jacubaon bulldlnff. Telephone Alain
674.
CAHI. ti. BIKI.M Attorney nt Law.
)otnu 211, Nw Kiduy liuild lug.
Teb'phono Main 7 YD.
Dentists
lr. VIOItN'M JIHIXSOV Dentist.
Gardner building, 'i'ulephoiiti .Mulu
Dr. It. II. M M.I.I It Dentist
Rooms
9 to 10. I'Hhiur-ttoua
Ttdephonu Muin 7U,
bulldiht;-
lr. R P. SIOSSMAN Dentist, Suit
2. over Red Cross Drug tiluru.
'I'elephOIio Malll 717.
Or. HAY Mt ltPMV Dentist. Room
FI, Suuuiit-r buildinif. Tylepiionc
Mftin 7!W.
Architect
C. II. MIM.tfll, Arcl.ltrrt
itooin 7
T.fl Ornnrte KmIImuhI Mnntf rtulldtnir
If bo auvertlaca 11, he knows It's
good.
ther thnn the hnrsliness of the
law, nnd, ns tlio sheriff has a
beautiful daughter, you can imag
ine for yourself what the outcome
is for Kirhard himself.
The comedy element has been
stressed throughout to splendid
purpose and there are as many ge
nuine, hearty laughs throughout us
there Kre thrills and that is say
ing quite a little. The titles ure
especially fine, almost every one of
them being worth i laugh in Itself.
Comedy showing "The Home
Hod or."
They h
py. We
poor.
ly the poor may be
a;iy the happy are
hap
uut Fisherman are not our
Some" are too his:y to -fish.
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
Ami Pressi-rs
i'iioxk main 7:ia
Depot Street
Mattresses - Rugs
Cleaned - Itebuilt.
I'eatber Mattresses Mario
Pillows ltc novated
Muff Hugs Made from
old car pels,
l uniltuie Jte paired and
IliH'overeil
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
fi- Licensed I-'umlgiitor
IIONR 41M-W
. JOd wards, Prop
T.3ETa3LEc-
X ""'ifi""'
T7lT r Cku HUAT'C Ji- lO
HI! IDPA OF STANDIMli
fV- k there calling r j the Aift-voo-p.e l'
Bao ankjElJ anpvouhauE j;:
Wfim ;
Physicians & Surgeons
STKI.bA V. IIOllMKH, M. 1).
1'hyHieittn uuu burgeon
Reoms 10-11 T.-tfphon
Honuavr liulldlni Main 6r,
HAicitv norvv. M, I),
l.i nix v, m. i).
Practice limited to diseases of the
Eytf. IJur, .Nuau und Throat.
Xew Foley Tideplinnft
lUillding Main Hi
io. a. iviiuiv, m. n.
Pliysiclun und tint am
Kew Foley T.dephona
iiulldlng Mnln 24
UM UAItll 1. I.AMUS M. I.
l'liyaician and tiiu iiuou
Onrdner Telephone
ltulldluif Alain itti
v. I",
N'tnv Foley
ifailUtiig f
MeAIIOUV, ,11.
Telephone
Main
C. H, MtlUltl!, M. II. '
PhyMiciuit und Jjiugnon '
New T' ohty Telephone
Hulhllhg Main 1M
K. I.. K M.S I ON, 51, .
I'rncth-tt lliiiitett to Ui;ieitst-H of the
Kyo, Kiir, Noao and Throat.
JttKuns , Telephone
Soiiniu-r Uuildlng Main 778
A. I,. ItU II A itnso, nt. It.
Suixry
Rooms U-17 Telephone
Sommer Uulldinif Main 16
Osteopathic Physicians
j. Ij. im;i,i:, u. n.
General Osteuputliie Prantlce
MAlUIAItKT IMil.ll, 1. O.
Practice 11 ml led to curu of infanta.
Sommer , Teloplione
Building; Mala 1U(
the Purity of
OUR, BREAD -AND
PASTRV ' ,
sSHOULD APPEAL.
PubitVBread
Tf you are Interested In
the purity of the food pro
ducts that find their way
Into your system you should
Investigate the nutritious
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry baked at tills es
tablishment. It will add to
yoir enjoyment, stimulate
your appetite und pleaae
your digestion.
K. J. McWilliams
By BLOSSEU
By TAYLOR
Wtf ) r3
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