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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1925)
Friday,-Juno- 2(1. 1!2". THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " K t The Observer Want Ad Page fhe Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties I FOR RENT FOIt Jtrc.NT A modern six-room house. Kiirniahed or unfurnish ed. Cull 43 K. 12-6-au-3t KUIt KKNT Thtc-e room modern t'lirnishcd house. Cull 1403 8 t, Avimiio. 10-(i-24-3tp HOL'KKS l-'Olt HEN -J. U Mur. C-G-23-Stp iUH ItWNT Two-room modern - -- i iuiuhjicq upm-uncm. 11111 puur )'; Hi- Hub Apartments. a-C-8-tf MfOlt HUNT 4-room house. Nuw ;t lln Book and Stationery Co. f , 10-6-4-tf A'OIt KKNT Apt. 111 Foley. In S quire .1. j. Koley. 8-4-22-tr FOR SALE -.Spring fryers, 1'hono '? 153. r'Olt SAJJ-: Alfalfa hny tn shock 111 per ton. Kirst place east or ! t'ounty Farm. H-tt-Za-Otp iff Oil HAl.K New t'obhler putn i,Ul tor" postpaid 4ic A. IX Smith, J Hermiston, Or. ln-G-23-Iitp ?OK SA1.K At Tost. Modem five room house, fireplace and two lots. Apply Mi'H. Mil.i. r, ir.nl Adams Avenue after 5 o'clock. i 2u-C-24-Mp WANTED .WANTKI) Womun to work on i ranch. Cull l''urmers 2T.4. 15. II. Kuckmun. It-G-IM-Stp ;VANTKII Family washing. 1'407 AkIi. 0-ci-2r-:ilp i WANTKI! NewinK neally done, cheap. 1307 4th .street. S-6-24-4IP WANTKI) , farm for Observer. Hoy wants work on small pay. Inquire 1 l-6-25-2tp WANTKI) TO KKNT On or be fore July 15, by middle np;od couple, no children, a four or HOMAGE- HomnKe in o r profession means -meticulous respect for the wishes of the bereaved. Their wishes constitute an obligation which we try to discharge per fectly. NODGRASS M ZIMMEHMAA Undertaken Summer Kitchen Comfort ,1s made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE with quick, good cooking results. See various models ' here. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Extra S'.ar-A-Star Shingles ?3.50 Per Thousand Linseed Oil, $1.35 per Gallon 5 to 2 Vertical Shingles, $1.30 Per M. Screen Doors nnd Windows The Grande Ronde Lumber Go. Itcinil Yard Across Tracks on ;reenvood Ave. i EFFICIENCY We hear much about "efficiency." It is tho efficient man who wins. Wasting time unneces sarily is not efficient. The telephone helps you better yourself and enjoy life. It places you before the business world. Our office will give you rates Home Independent Telephone Co. t If It Can Be Done An Observer Want A1 will do It quickly ami economic ally. No mutter what your want, ir it am be found in the I iii (.ramie territory, a Want Ad will find it. Header Interest ami rentier confidence built over a Unitf Mrioil of jcars shows tin value lit (bserer Want Ails. Intelligent people vvateli them constantly for buying, renlfiifr. tiiiditiK. get tiny Jobs ami get tin k help, etc. The cost Is small the re turns are Immediate. "Alt OWfERHB WANT AD WILL DO IT." five, room modern house In pav ed district. No i)Kirtmcnts. Wrlti: oi- pull litul U Avenue. 32-C-24-3tp WANTKI! Any kinds of second hand KootiB. While's Second llund Store 1420 Adams. 1'hcme C19 J. ' lj-0-25-lf WANTKD Cattle lo pasture, 25 to r.tl hand. H. V. I). No. 2 J. P. Haylnirst. 10-0-23-0tp WANTKI) Second cook for Wal lowa Lake Wonderland. C'all J. C. Mcl'herson, Wallowa Lake. 12-0-22-Ct WANTKI) Hewing neatly done. 1'hoTio 432 It. Mrs. Nora Webb. 9-0-11-tf f'AINTU, Calcimine paper hanging J. 1 I.andry, IMione 481 W. 6-6-3-tf It Is always easier to float rumor than to sink one. Better.and Better Every day brings all the old and many new cus tomers to our Fountain. rv-Jw.!. lean Snappy! The Best Drinks THE L & L DRUG CO. FOUNTAIN NEW TODAY NOTICE Classified Want Ada am strict ly CASH I ADVANCE: copy must be lo not later than 9 a. in. data of Insertion, Kates: lie per word tor each Insertion. I'Ol'NP Htoru. (5 rain;co- Club VOH TKADK Work hors.s for light liar. Almi Itt inch wooiV and fence posts for sale. Phono W Ave. aa-ti-2tf-iip l-MHthan half a pound of radium ) ruts neen pruiiue4-d in the woritt oi her own character rises io the since Madam t'urir discovered this 'fame of a great dancer, affords tin precious element tn jsiur wide opportunities for the ex- . , .. j ercise of her talents. Miss Moore KOIt 8AI.K - flood ligtit wi lght Iraih r for touring, cover, ruin and dust proof. Serves us exunp ' talile, folding legs. W Ave. $15. no, iHutt 22-C-2ti-:!l p modern I'hoiie KOIt liKNT 5-room house on paved str-et a74 W. 1 l-G-30-ltp LOST Sigma Nu Pin. He ward leave at Observer offlco. KOH HUNT Modern rurnlshed n liartment. Ground floor. itiuG Wash, i-rt-2rt-n LOST A dark shepherd dog. lame, wearing collar, last seen on high way n eo r V n Ion Oil Ta n l s. Phone Observer or Farmers IS. 19-C-;2t-2ip FOIi SALR First class alfalfa' hay. Ten dollars per ion in thnjt'alvert ond others. field if taken before July 1. A. Heldel, ( 'ove and Albany Ave. 177 V. 24-C-lG-U lSy nature, some men are hot and some are cold. Where one man has money to burn, another will freeze onto It. Time is money and by evening the day Is fur spent Minerva Says A woman hud a narrow escape of being a cripple for life by wearing a pair of old, run-over shoes. lint a good ftichiT fnVored 'ier ' by 'In ducing her to buy a pair of Arch-Aid Oxfords which cor rected her ailment ami put her on easy street. Oh, joy! 1 never k n w what corn Tort was before, she said. Just like walking on feathers. My feet don't burn at all, and 1 do not seem half as tired when night conies. More people would wear them if they only knew how good they feel. t got mine at THK IlOOTKKV. They have all sixes and w Idi hs a nd can su re gl e you a good fit. (Signed) Minerva's Friend, MKS. LIOHTFOOT. No. 2347 Sore Foot Ally Ave. THE B00TERY INC. GAY HAYIIUX. Mm. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS l FPOAk VESTEEDAy, WTSAiuTMIM- If d wffi ' MOM'N POP (? it's A shame the " j a,no L ?ee 5 r -VUJ r??XHrf J2.'5ii2AVe J f f THEW6EATEMA ( THEY COULDN'T H WE l dt niwe T OMWElxVOU've ) CbUPlJB OF HOLES ( 6FEN VERV HUNGRY VH1 OfWNEJ I G(Sr To EltPecr ) N DOT'S BATHING OR THEV'O HAVS " 1 1 , Vetv La Grande "Sally" Scores Hit for Colleen At the Arcade. All the charm that marked 'AUn- f eld's stage production of "Sully' Is cuuicht and enhanced in Kirst i harrowing experiences ot ilie ouiik Nutlonul's screen version of the j lovers which reach u smashing cll eame pluy. with Colleen Mourn in j mux dunn a Npectucular xtuiit the title role. pede of two thousand nmddeiietl 'Sally" 1m the attraction at the : buflulo, provide a choice asort- Arcade theuter today anl Satur day. It Is a colorful and delight ful story, beautifully photographed (.jKUPand "staged." and the direction of niinu Ft, i crii to wui HI) ui iu- lllhest praise. t'olleen Moore established her self beyouil question with such sue eesses as "Flaming Youth" nnd "So IliK," but in "Sally" she H (.VlMI ,rn.Utt.r heights. Her rol of .the plumage, who through sheer force "Ha long snowii a uecmen penciiunt 'for hoydenlsh comedy and this Hh'i,rd Tultnadge h:tH found an almost 's In to the fullest. Sh ulso i k' advantage of the -e moments ol P"'K"aii puinos wnic.T are pro- (ability to "get her teeth into" a ,lt or r4M, ,r:ima When Hie plot ( f (imhi'b it. her wuv. Kirs) National has not stinted in Ihe Ifust on either cast or produc tion. The. .vet are t ruly lavish, notably those showing the Kim Tree Inn and the luwn fei of a muiti-inltllonalre. The photography also stirs one to high jiralse. In the cast Mi?s Moore bus l.loyd Hughes as her leading man, while I I lie chief comedy role In in the hands of l.eon Krrol. who created the same part in iegi'eld's state version. Krrol is at his funniest on the screen. others who lend their able ef- forts ure Myrtle Stedman, John T. (.Murray, Dan Mason, Kva Novak, Stay Hallor, Carlo Sehlpu, H. "Thundering Herd" Now knowing At The Star. "Tho Thundering Herd," which opens a three days' run at the Star theater today, is hound to appeal to all level.s of humanity. Ji will be bailed witli the keenest delight I by the average movie-goer because lit contains some brand new thrills and brlstb'H with exciting action. It will meet with the universul fa vor of the younger generations be cause It combines just the right proportions of drama and romance. And it is certain to attract the scholar and student because of its historical background. 1 The picture is based on Linden Hubbard's adaptation of Xanc drey's famous novel, ami is a story of tho lawless west of iS7()-7li when vast herds ot Buffalo roamed Jhe plains and the Indian war cry Van a thing of terror. I Briefly, it deals with 1he hard ' ships f a caravan of pioneers who 1 abandon their furms in the middle west and make a drive Tor the buf falo fields of Wyoming and Mon tana, at that time u wilderness In habited by huNtlle Indians. More particularly, the slory concerns the NEW THOU IKONER JUST ARRIVED The "Open End" or the No. 30 Thor Ironer takes care of r'Jffles, cuffs, collar hands, etc. Skirts and dresses can be Ironed under the entire length of t he ironing shoe. No brackets or braces to obstruct just a clear Ironing space thirty inches long. No Special Wiring Necessary Attach to any light socket. Price R 1 07. (HI Terms to Null Your tVniveulence. La Grande Electric Company Roesch IJldtf. Theatres romance of Tom Poane and MlUy Fayre a romance which exempli fies the truth of (hut old adowe. "the course of true love never Old run smooth." The exciting adventures of the pioneers which culminate In a ter rific battle with the liidtunx and the inent of dynamic thrills for audi ences to enjoy. Acting honors fall to the lot of Jack Holt. ,oin Wilson. Noah lleery ami Itaymond Hit t ton, who effec tively portray the leading rolen. The entire production reflects great credit on Wit Hum K. Howard, who directed the picture. "Laughing at Danger" 0)eilS TwO-DilV Kuil At Sherrys. In "T-aughlng At Tanper( at ' Sherrys todi.y and tomorrow. iClch- p.rfid starring vehicle for h's r markable talents, providing as it ' does Hpeciacnlnr action delicate ro mance and humor blended in ab out c(iml quantitiet. When spectators see what' Mr. Talnuutg' is required to do in "Laughing At Hanger" they will be Hitrprisi-d that he comes thru alive. Hut a smalt matter like that proves no handicap to tho young star, who stands off innum erable foes, including a gang of in ternational spies bent on stealing ileal It ray" inuehfn during the course of the picture. , Kva Novak Is cast In Ihe chief feminine role opposite the redoubt able stunt-actor, and she proves a lovely foil for his daring exploits. Talmadtfe lias the pari of Alun Ito- mington, a young society clubman who becomes bored with life when (ills sweetheart deserts him. ihe events which follow prove conclu sively that life still holds quite a bit of interest lor him. Lee Mornn In his latest comedy "His High Horse shown. Is alNo being The ancient Unbylonlans counted in terms of sixties. As the earliest astrologers were accustomed to this reckoning, the figure tin was nat urally adopted in ihe earliest meth ods of timekeeping. The minute" stood for something very small or minute. When the minute was split up U was the second split, huncu our ''second.' Butcher Rejoices Over Wife's Recovery "My wife suffered for five-years and practically lived on toast and hot .water. Doctors said she would have to be operated for gall stones. " A lady advised lu-r lo trjfiiyp's Wonderful Remedy and. afle- taking ,4 1 bultles ; .over two 'years ago. she lias been en tirely we!ll ever , since." It re moves the catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract and allays the in flam mat km which ea-na-s prac tically all stomach, liver ami in testinal ailments, including appen dicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded at alt druggists. Adv. i Don't Get "A Hitting WE6CITA K - ( Miners vec-i- I . r- l i , 1 1 woiaint i-r" '-?--T- miff I I JW1 ly.f frwTs if ! L (m FOREIGN TRADE CONVENTION ON SKATTI.K, (API In an address before rlie National Foreign Trado convention today on "American Hanking and World Uehabllila tlon." Henry M. Itohlnson of tho First National Hank oi Los Angel es, declared it tin wise, under nor mat conditions, for American ban kers to Impose conditions upon fo reign borrowers so as to protect American producers and manufac turers. Kmphaslxing that he was dtsctis sln gthe subject solely from the standpoint of practical business, he said Ihe free movement of cre dit outweighs any disadvoulages. In the present situation bankers must consider that loans should be made wit ti a view to their effect on the business life of Ihe coun try. Mr. Itohlnson stressed that the damming back of the normal flow of International credits Is one of the chief reasons why F.urope Is 2f percent behind her world trade uf I'UIi In iiiKuilliy. "This gap must be closed up." he said, "before any pari of the world begins to make stable progress." Facing this situailon, the speak er said, hankers are seriously en deavoring lo guard their loans abroad, in the face of a tremen dous demand lor them In F.urope, against I heir use to support com petition or to tighten up our own money market. After reviewing the purpose of the Dawes plan, Mr. Kobinson MummariKed the foreign balance of the Putted States, cheeking off In vestments and similar payments ago lit st. our favorable export bal ance in merchandise, and conclud ed that although we have n debit balance of (4 71 ,tMl0,ai)ti this dt bit has had no adverse effect either on our t.r.,nt position or on our cu- paclly to Hell our goods ibroad. Mr. Itohlnson said he looked for a more serious problem in compe titive conditions in world trade when the normal annuity to bo paid by Germany Is i cached, by ihe end of the fifth year of the Dawes plan. Germany must then pay in $G2fi.u0o,otr per year find there will be u keen de.dre to real ize on these accumulated credits. Owing to the debt of relationship of Great Hrilain to the 1'ntted States, the problem Is In lis final analysis a Gernmn-Amerlcnn prob lem, the speaker asherted. Ger many must become a great surplus exporter of goods; tho Fnltcd Sta tes must face German exports of possibly 350.fHin,iitHi. Forced by reparations pressure to take ny share of those goods allied count ries must continue to have Invest ments from tho l ulled Slates ami the prospect of American financial connection with F.urope naturally becomes greater nnd more compli cated. i. To .kimm'O. "B'l'jiJft.i.. M''.1m,V man compel lllon wit h ' A merlean goods, Mr. Itohlnson suggested that tin; mvessary steps be worked out by groups of American business men most uueresieu mi ine ques tion, who should privately organ ize a coordinated plan to get to-1 gether uvailablo information and ! use it for the general ail vantage I of business conditions in the l'nl-i ted Stales. As delegates to such a hoard he suggested representatives of the National Forest Trade oun cil, 1'ntted States section of Ihn In ternational 4'hamber of Commerce, Tiilled Slates Chamber of ( 'om- irierce, American Hankers' Assoc)-1 at ion and the Investment Itnnkei-H Association, with consultation and advice of tin; Heerelnr of Com inerre and the Secretary of Trea-i sury. I Mendelssohn held the bagpipes in high enteem and Introduced In his overture to "The lielnideH" an imitation of (he strains of the pipes, Him Wrong Home r UIC.T I. rink- - ' ' ' ' f -ANDIBE S. uu CAtnviM1 .lArkFT? A - AT TrIESE WOOL ( I "TO ? THEY VJ6 D&fcNIN ) tr0o Bosk KES MOM L BLANKETS' y G0.NaTONor.ee ; ( -fouft SMOWNC, ( vrLl HATOPO ' I ( 1 jjl ' ProfessionaH)irectory This directory la especially handy for Oiu nowtviiner or for (he out-of-town reader who may want Ilia name and address of some, proftvodona! run. It has been carefully pre pared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader la ob taining prompt professional fccrvhe Classified For Quick Reference i. - -( Attorneys Physicians & Surgeons ' UITflll K. nUAUV Atu.rnuy-nt- 'l'K1l.',,,Ai 1' ,,"',!,';,, u U.W, urriou W uat-Jocubaml UUIIU- "i"1 ! ;"" &JrB.;.. lulf. Taluuhu.m Muln 111. c K orna.. .... . 1 lfpllon " " ''" Boiniiuir nullillnif Mnln f& COCHRAN nnd rcilKIIIIAIIll O.o. "fl'l'ol'v V.V1 Mi "' T, CoL'lirun und Ci.lim H. 10I..M lmr.l. lwtlru limit,-.! lu (llH,iiao of 111. Atlurnnyn at l.w l.u (Inimlo N- i0vn, Kur, Nuu auU Thrcml. tlon.l Uunk bulldlnu. Tuliiyhuuo New Koley IVInuhona - Hnltl 81. llulkliiig- , Muln 111 hu I. Ill II V, M, l, ItOIIKKT I. KAH1N Atturni'y at, Vhyaielun und Surgeon I,.w, , WVm- Nw Fiiloy 'r.,linl,one Jneub.un bulldlnir. Teteiinono Main r.ulldliiir Main !,; ... ... .. IIICMAIIl) I: I ANDIS SI. I. OA III. O. IIEI.M Atlnrney t I..W. i'l.y.iclui, and Sumom. ltooin 2U, New Koley l)ulldillr. Tvleplione ilaln 77. Cnrdnep Telephonn , , UulldliiK Main Dentists w ,. ,.,,,, , " TZtf1" bUr"UO" Telephone l)r. VKII1VK JOIINSOW Dnntl.t. ''" Oardner bulldihu. Telwhuiw .Ma,n 8. mixiiu:. i. i,. , I'hyaielun and Surgeon rWiiV,OI"y Telephons Dr. R. n. JIII.I.KIl Denllnt. Itoonn """"""f 'aln 1 tf to 15. l'lnier-H.iecli bulldlhK. ZT. Telephone M-l., 1. ru or ,h. ,. yi! JOir Nuso Tnroat. Ur. Ii P. IOSlAN Dentlat, Sllltn ft.,!"'!i"11,li;11? Telephone 2, ov.p Hed Cro lru Kloro. """t Uiilldlnic Main 77. Tulephono Alain 717. . , A. I.. ltl IIAltllHOV J, i Dr. HAY Sll'lll'll V Dentlnt. Itoom ljuruery 13, Sollllller bulldllltf. Tulephune nootnn 16-17 TeletthnnM "'" 17. Sommer Uulldlnir , Alain , Architect -- - ' - Osteopathic Physicians C. U. Mil,!. Kit, Architect Roottl 7 - - . . -. . t.pi flraniln Ntlunl tlnnk nuMAIna- J. 1" INfll.i:. II. O. m General 0!.teoputhW: l'ractlce : . MAIIOAHI'.'I' IMil.lil, 1). O. If he aavertllce It, he know. If. Practice limited to cam ot Infant, ond Sommer Telephone 00'1, Buildln Mali 111 Snohr In 1S2II was the first - t - tl. e u baton an a conlurtlnir Btick v , In KiiKlnml nt u lilillhurmonlc con- I A A K R S e-i rl, l.efor.i which time, the violin- I " ,, " lt u.imlly iiuirkcd time with hla Tailors, Cliancra, Iycrs bow or root. I An'' I'rcsacrs , rilO.NK .MAIN 733 -I.- j Uciiot Street UNION-LA GRANDE i- OTA PC Jlattrcsses - Rugs nlHUr Clcancil . Itcbulll. UinVII. Icnllicr Jlnitiesscs Slatlo OJfASDAHERMATll ! , l''""8 "" IiEAVF IjKAVE l'lllff Hiirs Slnilo flora Vnlou turande i ' , old Mrpct 7:30 A.M. 8:30 A. M. I iiinlturu lU pnlrcd nnd I 11:00 A.M. 1:00 1'. M. T I'-overc! 2:16 p.m. 6:aop.M. La (ranue Mattress 1:00 P.M. 6:30 P. M Mccnscl rnmliti.tor I', d, PcLAl MIUNK I-W llcn.lqiinrlcrs, Soninier Hotel elms. J:.lwuiils, Prop PURITY BREAD If you nro interested in the purity of the food products that find their way into your system you should investigate the nutritious bread and dainty, satisfactory pastry linked at this establishment. It would add to your enjoyment, stimulate your appe tite and please your digestion. La Grande Bakery K. J. McWILLIAMS By BLOSSER By TAYLOR
