La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 10, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, September 10, 1! THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " 1 The Observer Want Ad 'Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties FOR REST HJII IIKXT rivi-rooni modern hone. liwl Adam,, t-all 3b!-.l. lu-a-a.3ti J'tllt HUNT Houw. For "ale, fur 11 It urc. Apply linn Kind. lo-a-n-.iip VJ 1H-;N'I' i-i-ooin fiiiiilBlnU I upartmeiiiu, leiim heuled, lt17 I '". X'liona 3K1-.U. 1 l-U--H IfOll HUNT .Moilorn fililllHhed upt. WUVerll.y Apt. 7-y-4-MP Ifillt HUNT Four-room furnished a p u r t iu e n t. The 1-Menliolin, 4CS-H. a-:i-4ir Ijtlll WONT l.ftflit hotiKclieopint? T 1-ontDH. IRI!! AiliimM. l'limti. rootiiH, 1,267-J. 9-8-2-l-lf HI PAI.K Bartlett pears. ? 1 ail nppln bov. lnl First. lo-9-li-:)ip full HAI.K Kleven head slioats, four, months old. C.ill at l terver.. -!l-t)-:!li OH HAI.K Iti-lnih ami black Pino poll wood,, two loKKiiiu' tnn'ks, one stiriille horn'- and one mllii cow. I'hone llM-M. 2J-9-!i-3lp fxm SA1.K Coal heater ff; blue j 'ittnann'lttd Perfection oil heeler, , 14; h(d uprlnK. $l.0o. 3u7 Kprinir. ' -. 17-U-7-H jIK HAI.K Chevrolet coupe. iiiw June Jal, span. tire, licence, in surance. ?t2&: terms. t. K. .Maya, 1609 nth St. io-r.-5-tr OH SAIJ? or HUNT rndrrwood typewriter. K. 0. Tuckcy. 9-23-1 mp WA.NIfJJ .'ANTKD Men to work on Hea ver Creek pipe line. Leave name with city recorder for work lie Klmilng Monday, Kept. 1 4. K n-N enbower Hros. .'J-'l.'j-:,! S'AXTKU Itutlons mude. Jlem- ulltchiiitr. Art tnd Jinny Shop. S-4-lm t'ANTKl) Marcelling by licensed operator. For. App'l call l'jy V. . Grace Humes, 1702 Adams. K-2y-lmp M'ANTKIl Hemmltchlnjr and dress making at Singer Sewing Ma chine office, Foley lildg. Ji-2-i-lmp 'ANTKD Hemstitching, fie a yd. Mrs. K. C. Tlickey, nnS 2nd St. S-29-lmp 'ANTKD KMierleneed woman or lilrl for Kelieral honaework. An- ply liv person oh'fy ut'Y.1o,2"f'lrnf . ir-l-8-3t ANTED WashinR ut home. Will call and deliver. I'hone Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive Undertakers Our Invalid Car U used but for on purpose of convey ing the ilck and Injured any where they want to go. , Main 02 Night or Day HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL OH WOOD From $1.00 to 580.00 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Exchange Kr and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE It is the EFFICIENCY of the telephone that makes it irresis tible to a great people whose passion is to get results. Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fivo averno words to (lie Hue) lVr line, jst Insertion 10c J'cr HiH( carl i iiiltk'il con- MKiillvc Insert Inn 7o .Mttiinium ilininu on one wr- ilcr !."o ISA I I S liY MONTH l! Hues, r liumlh S!..',0 :t l-iit s, pir iiioalh :t.li5 I lines, prr mouth 81.00 A tints, it -I- hi: tilth $ 1.75 i.m h niltliiMiniil Hiu ou r flic cliaii-i! iu Miv ir Unc per nifiiitli. CASH IX AHVAXCK Is n-qulri-il mi nil clifiMl orders lo enrn tin'-' rates. IIilu'r rules li;irt-d tin all cmtlt In- Copy fur nil cluHslflt'd orders must he In Mils ofriee liy .10 A. -M. HAY r INSKItTlOV Slop (ii'ders on ad Inserted un I (1 liti i her millet must bo re ceived h- the same hour or e tia i.wi-iiin. will 1m- rhftrKtil. Telephone o r d r a Kolieltei). Cash lutes may he earned on piiuue HtLt rs hy pnymenl on or heroin date of IaM Inst-rdon. I'HOVi: MAIN '""at " "' "An ohM iver Want Ad YUI Do It" 29U-M. , 2-8-25-lmp WA.V'TI-.'I) Man to do rouRh car peiitVif work. 'Ki)7 Jeff. Ave. 10-9-9-2tp W A N'T K I ) I 'rfNK I ir and Cleaning, .weifel's Tailoring. Main 17$. JMIvury. lu-8-2C-lm NI.1TIOK! Moh'H, wartw. 8iperluous liair removed by elect rolyaLs, no se;irs. All work gutfanteed. Colonial Ileauty Khop, K. Lucille la!y, Foley llldif. 20-8-13-tf I?a!n!ov Trout l-'ry IJhrmtnl HUO!) UIVKlt. Ore. Work nun befjun at the l-ad Point trout hatehevy In distributing- I.OOO.UiiO Kainhovv fry propuKaXed there thl suinmei'i The mo.st of the' little flh will be liberated In tli trlb-j ijtaries of Mood river. However, Val Ileai eon of I ee left with a tr.iek load Of the fry, which wofe. planied in the upper reaehea of' I toK river, the White river and. S.'ihnon river. The trout; were cur ried from 1 ee to I he Loop hlj;n way and thence around Mount, JlOndl'W t t on .. ni I SKINNY MEN TIIIX ."MEN RUN DOWN MEN NERVOUS MEN You probably know tV.nt Co-J Liver Oil 1b the greatest flesh producer In the world. ll cause It. contuins more Vita mines than any food you can jet. You'll be if lad to know thai Co.! Liver Oil roines In suirir if. at oil t ablet h now, so if yon want to put 1 0 or 20 pounds of solid healthy flesh on your honeA and f'-ei well and utioiiR aslc Ued Cror.s Pi'iif? Co., Crkis.s Drug-H, Inc., L. & L. Druji, Co., or any drticK'st for a box of MeCoy'n Co.l Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Only 60 cents for 00 tablets and if you don't gain five pounds t days yo ir drmrKist Is author ized to hand you buck the money you paid for them. It It-a't ,an vt IntiK unusual for person to enin 10 pounds In "(let Mp( 'oy's, the orininnl and genuine Cod Liver OH Tabled." Adv. NEW TODAY WANTKO Coinpet-nt wnnmn to wurk. duytiineii. Mrs. It. J. (Irevn. Cull Main f.5f, S-!i-lo-tr WANTKO tilrl or woiium for wn erul liotlbi work, l'hone .Main H. 2-U-ltl.lt FOR llKNTVeiy close In. House purtly riunUlied. ArrimKeii uo can re-n-nt nhepInK rooinu. Vi-ry iUlrarllve rent lo ixTiimneht peq ple. Cud Hii AduniH uvrnue. w5-y-l(t.ltp Kill! ItKXT Purnlslied houw Utenlnir apt. lo rlKht parly. In private home. p r mo., Iliihts niitl water tnelixlrd. 'lost- hi, a;ii-j. 2n-y-io.atp MI HT 8KU. AT OM'K-Two Rood K-iited .saddle horsi-s. One saddle and driving horse. lto!h K'iule aii.i. It p. luhihh'. .Call 3fil-.l ne foit' Krlduy n)ii. 23-U-lO-ltp W A N T lvl iTtine pleki-i H and paeket. Will start piekhiR ahOut Hept.' 1&. John 1 leu n, Cove, Ore. ' . ., 4'!I-1II-:C 1-H HAI.i: (lit TKAOK I .ill-Be team, wafjon mid harm sh will I Irude lor town iroitrty. - Uenrv I llelilner.' 2102 Cove Ave. KOIt ItKNT Mo-Ii-rn apt. I'hone 471-M. - f!-9-0-2tp KOIt SALK 5-rootn modern house Clowe In on uived utreet; 2 nts. Terms reasonable. Inquire nh wryer or 2212 Cedar Ht. . 21-9-10-3tp VA.TK1 .To keep school child.! Tei iiik reasonable. I'hone Hu.J. j 9-9-10-lilp FOIl It I0NT Furnished rooms. In iiilre SU7 I'enn. vi'hone SI9-J. ' . ll-9-lll-..l FOIl HAI.K Wood snw or will trade for light car. Fholle Far mers. 113. 12-9-1 n-41 p "Oil HAI.K llcmington typewrite, No. 12. Call .Main 7titl. 9-tl-lll-lt o Kaiiroads c ontest For Texas Area Control IMAlXVIKy. Tex.. ,(AD Hall control of a fertile aroa Qf uppro- ximately lo.ooti tiinare mlb'H 1b ; Hie prize for which five railroads, jthreii of which uro conneeled with 'j main .systeinn, ' are Vonlending le--fon. the Inter-state Commerce v.4Jiniuimuon. , C. I-;, Uqltjft., )Witnlne,r ,. for: Ihe coin in Isaion, naid he expected to imuke liiB recominendation before uciourr i. . ii,- said lie fiKht may be the hist of n coiupetlve nature. "Only In Bouthea.Htern Oregon i there a content among railroadw approaching .In consequence that or the South I'lains contest," he declared. "It probably will be nettled before our problem." Ha 1 1 roads Involved for the fut ure control of the S'outth Plains, an area now populate hy about 140, lino people hut destined to support millions, ore the Panhan dle and Hunt it Ke. un Atchison, Topekn uiifl .Santa IV road, and i he only road now direetly Her vlnif any pnrttof Month IMnins; the l-'oit Worth and Denver city, a Chicago. HurMni?(oii tjulney railroad ; the Qua nab, Acme ,t I'uclllc, a subMidlary of the Krbico syieni:- tlie Texas. Panhandle, and Gulf. Texas and Western. Isn't t Rtrantfo how a dollar hill, hldcH away down in your pocket when the collection plate pusses? MOM'M POP Rmvier Than pile opanv fuitther EXPENSE The TvTfe'S HAVE DKI0ED HOME BUT Arrea CAWVinS THREE HBAvy GRIPS R5(? Discover THAT THIS SUOCEN 5rePHA3 I.BDTO MANN MORE 'J f I WISH 6OME0WF X I've A NciTlON T& ( CAN'l 1 GIVE V I A AO ST Al l iim . I L . . - r-. , favc is too V VVAS , SX HAR0 6HOE ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS tJJT 'ee TICkLEO WEN HE S ''"V. n'f) SCES TWS KCZ S01.OEM 000 J u t( VlfBE PlCkW POO I swclO vl MIM :( S7.' c5w-v.E 'OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo you "Hpivi a c iM re f;T IT OUT. ,(? Vka'I ,i , . ii'i i n Yoj 155 T t lo ii m 1 7 F'"'" 1 Ttv riinj-U" kv - THftY TAKE OkiMS VC,rY TIW, -run :j: La Grande Harold Lloyd To Be at Arcade. Friday and Saturday "Laugh and Iho world laughs with you." Not Idle words, hut a wonderful philosophy. In these en lightened days of the wind ess. we know t ha t mess iges can be sent through the air and reach n pre destined destination. Ko likewise can MiO thoughts of one person be conveyed to anolher. . . He happy and those near you fall under your spell: lint hnppinR9 cannot be Imi tated. Imitate a smile, and you ac complish only a smirk. Knke a laugh, and It's an empty ha, ha. Hhout yotirhelf dioaiae telling the world you're happy, hut if It Isn'l true, no one Is going to be fooled -Acept yoHrxelft -li" It '.it true, you don't have to talk about it. Hap-pii.rss-fH' n little seed that takes root in your heart and strangles out discontent, conceil, seifishnetei, jealousy! Kvery Harold Lloyd comedy is a radiant sun hand of happiness that turns the silver lining of clouds into gold. That'g the sort of happy ehap Harold Lloyd is in real life. II r throws out rays, waves and currents of happiness that warm the hearts of millions. Seri ous of mein, sober of dreuu. quiet In ma inn ra. 1 larold Lloyd dei frs all preconceived Ideas of a come dian, but ii's the heart within, not the grin ulthoul, that counts. Harold Lloyd Is a generator of ,ioy, becau.so he is sitting on lop of the World and luiowin;, believing, reeling, ' (lee, U'H ivat llle If you Never Weaken.-" "Never 'Weak'-n, one of Ihe funnb.st and moat thrilling of Harold Lloyd's comedies, come to the Aracade theater Friday and .Saturday. Mildred Davis is the leading lady and the cast includes - ' - 1 KMCMI IP t UJA.T ) IN A MCSPfTAL Z ) ( - IS TP BB LAD70 ) ,so 1 -a 6E.T PLOW6R.S.X T tL' o t) AND &iT o my Theatres Hoy Hrooks, Mark Jones and Charles Ktevenson. "House of Youth" Closes at Sherrys This Evening. "The House of Youth," the screen version of Maude ltadford Warren's popular novel of the same name, terminates its run ut the Sherry theater tonight. This brilliant photoplay nf Ihu follies and triumphs of the young people to whom Ut given the heritage of the earth stars Jacqueline Logan In the role of a during Ilappcr, who passes through Ihe lire of a great crisis and emerges a woman glori ously lit to carry on the battle of lite. In support of Miss Lognn ore suiai Unicoi i u MacGruvor.V union ' Steele, Uiehard TrnvefH. Oloria drey, Kdwln Hoollt Tllden, Har-I bara Tennant and other players of! note. "The House of Youth" was directed by Italph Ince. Comedy! Hhowlng "Wild I'apii." Voting Alnrtv i)fji Hero Tlmv Cents for HcM-iiIng I-'ianceo 1'RKSsrtCHG. Czechoslovakia (AH). Three cents was the fi nancial measure of the joy ex perlenc by a young man when a gypsy saved his aweethenrl from; j drowning In the I lauuhe. The young lovers had a quar-et whi'di' 1 1 tided with I lie young woman 1 .lump tug into mo river. ner im-i tnt lied, becoming Ten n tic. call'-d wildly for help. The gypsy, ta ing in the sit latlop, jumped lino the water and brought the gii'l ashore. Her lover expressed his joy tt the prompt rescue and then hand ed the hero on-CaPCh crown. univalent to. three ,centi.. , . ; - I 3 J : XJ Wow JINGO a Fi?ee A Twe 5VJEETES.T Thi-t 5FEM5 I VJ0WD5 I'VE I HEARD 6INCC ) I Sot v. : p,c,T Tec Sooc I CaiSC - HOP V IN IVCS V Cause for Celebration REPORTS B G CROP OF OAT KTAHKKV, (Special) Ii. 1 :. rhouias has just finis lied Ihref.h- 1 ill jr. i b has a record ield tor thi.s i;ir at Starkey, having h:nf thirteen acres of oats, that .went around fifty fi e bushel: to the acre. The Ht.'vkcy lleedleer;, ft club held thelc ' last meeting at the home of .Mrs. It. K. Thomas. John Wells was a business vis itor to Lu lirumht Hie lii-st of the week. Hchool started Monday wlih Miss Hlunche .McCann as teacher. Nine children registered the first morning. , Starkey is looking for ward tu a moat succcwiul school term. Oscar Johnson left for )ila home near Notaiid the middle . of ihe week. l.t. i Noytw. of Pendh'fon. vi sited at the home of Jack Stareo last week. Mrs. Noyes. who has been visiting at 1 he stareo home for the past week returned to l'endletun with him. A. J, Sullivan w;is ; a Inislnes visitor to U Uiamlc the la.st of the week. Mra. Johnson has been III for thu past , two-weeks at her home here. '. 1 Rvelyn iind Mildred Hagey, who have been ' spending a. hhort tluik' visiting relatives and f friends in lA tiiaijde rettirned to their home here. Sunday . Mrs. Al Wright and children have relumed to their home at Kcho, after visiting here for two months with Mr. Wright, who is attending camp for Joe Cunmi. It. K. Tlionas was a business visitor lo Iji Orando Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. German were week end visitors at the home of Mr. anil Mrs.' If. a. Thornbdrg, Mrs.-W. II. ltriggs ncconipan led by hr son, Willie, anil daugh ter, Lulu, were In La Urande Sat urday. Leningrad llnnors Aged Hussion I'ltluter, 1'oe nf HnNu Km LlNlNUHAl) (AH). In com memoration of the Sul Ii blrlhday of the fanioutt Hiufslau painter, Hirpin, who is now living In Flu land, un exhibit Ion of Ids work has been opened at Leningrad. i ... - . .... ... fL (poAr wlih. For tho bnchclnr man or iiuild an electric hot pi l e. Mr. Elcetro-sorvo, It's a handy lit rin cooker It Is a very sorvlccahto appllnnco and costs but very little money. You can bjy everything ftlcc trlcol you want hero from a ninzda Inmp to a wash ing maehlno and can al ways be sure of gelling on obliging servico. 3 In -.WCut. Ti? iN'T &UCH A CAD OLC PlAisjET AFret? All- when a s.TA.-oer s PiCK9 u up UKE THi5 ' Shows Tne!F AR A FEW PCOPt-E cCT WHO Like TC DO . KIND ACTS Road ThE'M 'lil SKT AJO-VlG SA-J60S LEG AND WAS " f ff 1 I IlWIPl IMM1SRO0M SOWCSLVWA-rWETOOWW - ) IHJk I I'M T.,.. ..,,. . , i i I, ',, i., y --"2 ,1,i9J" M K!MCt'Jc ' 'u, Professional Directory This directory Is especially hanily for the nerweomor or for the out-of-town readier who may want (ho iiamo aud &4l(lreiM of wjme prof(lutiai limn. It liaa btn curefully pre pared and will prove tu be a ready aid tu any reader lu ob taiutntc piumpt iicofttwioual wrvict) Classified For Quick Reference Attonit'ys ill ;il k. lillADV ... Attorncy-nt. Juihw, uffU-ti Wvut-.lncobHtii UullU llitf. Tfilcuhotltt Main 111, COCIinAV and Kiikhiiaiid n.o. T. (;ot!lirn .nil Union It. Kbt-rhurd, Attarm..y. at Law, X,a Urainio Na tional liunk butlJIlitf. TuU-Dhune Ualll 81. HinllltT a. I5lllff AttornoT at Law. , Weal. - Jacubaou bulldlnK. Tolc-pnon. Main CAIII. ). 1IU1.M Attorney at Iw, Koom 20, New Kuluy ijulldlna. T.lrpbona alaln 1TJ. Dentists Dr. J. W. EHWIX Dentlat, Gard ner Du.ldliuf. Tolephon. Main . Dr. n. ll, mil.l.cn Pentlat, Roomi 9 to 15, l'a!ilier-lttiMv.'u building. Telephon. aluln V0. Architect , V. II. MII.I.KH, ArchltMt Jtootu 7 La Oranda National Hank Bulldlni Chli'f iilti'lilion wim Klvcn to his portinlliirc work. The exhibition contnlna iiIko aomc of tlio It-HH Icnown work of Itti.pin aa n acnlp tor. lncltiiliiiir lniHtH of I.eo Tol atoi uml otlit'r Hiiaaiun wrllcrm Ititk pin Ih Known na nn "Irrc ooncllul,, to the ltol.siinvlUs, llo left KiiHsIa liunieitliitely nfler the rovolullon. nnil ileMpltf n'tineroiiH InvltiitlnnH to rr-lurn, has deellneil lo ilo so. Hairs Catarrh Medicine :eM It rid your system 01" Catarrh or Deaf ness caused by Citirrh. Sold tj. Jrugiith for wrr 40 ytan F.J. CHENEY & CO-Toledo. Ohio STAGE ON Al APl'IOJt MAY It l.KAVH MIAVIC I nlon In (irauile 5:00 A. .V. . 1:00 V. M. i;16P.M. 6:0P. M. Biiudny 1:00 P. M. t:S0 P. M. I". O. DcliAP Ilenclr,uai tern, Nonuiirr Hold BUTTERNUT SUPERF PURITY K. J. McWILLIAMS (Y v,Ell STRANGER f ' ThiS i9 A moch CASCS rjiDiMG cas ham tse Gowk ANVHONM - I WISH COJI.C PA?9 Tmem alonG The in their old i junk'Pile And Giuc THE MiSh kat Physicians & Surgeons BTUI.I.l N. IIOIIMI'.II- M. U. I'by.lcluu uud tjurgeon Riioiii. 10-11 Ttileohon. Soininer Hulldlntf Main 66 II A nit norvY, M. B. l.i.i.; iiui vv. i. i). lracttce liinitt-d lo (1lMi-ns.a of tb. T.'liphort. UulldlDV Mala 16 H. 1. KlltUV, M. n. T'liyaiclau auj Suru:iin New Folay TuloDhon. llullclli.K Main 21 HKMIAKII p. ANIIIH M. 1. Talpphnn. liuUdlliy Main W. V. UeAUOItV, JM. I. . tiurireou ow 'Foley Telephon. llulldlng Main 5i J. 8. Mtuilti:, m. 1). rhyalclun and burueon N."w..T0'!)r Telephon. nullum .lain ID P. 1.. ItALSTOX, HI. U. Practice limited to iIImimmi., of tb. Eye, Kar. Nose and I sroat. Room. 18-19 Telepbonfl Soinuier Jlulldlnir Main 778 A. I ltlCIIAHDSON, M. D, tiurgtry Rooms 1S-17 telephon. Soujiuar ilulldinv alaln li Osteopathic Thysicians J. L. IMil IC, I. l. Qeneral Onteopalhlc lractlc MARUAItli'l' IMil.U, II. O. Practice Uiulud to cara of Infanta. Bommer Tolepbon. Bulldlnv Main lot Rome people'H ltlea Cf cloua inoviua la huvlnii lota of buthliifr gills'. WEAVER'S Tailora, Cleaners, Dycra And lfres.Mers PIIO.NB SIAIN 112 Depot Street Mattresses Rugs Cleaned Itchiiilt. I I.'unllier MnltresHes JMmlo I Pllloiva li.ntivntcJ I Fluff JIiihh .Mndn f,ou . old enriM'tM. riirtiltiirn Iti'pi'lnil "lid I Hr,overed J La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works , l.WMisetl Fuilllfrntor 1 I I'HOM.; I C'lioa. ICdtTneds, 1'rop I A Oimhinntinn of Good iUado hy La Grande Bakery By TAYLOR Thanks wtr Eve' 1 IhiS iO ATaxi vol owe Me 32 Sucks Rdr THE LIFT' By BLOSSER MttKIWNLS wi.s i ,hi5 iO ATaxi - KIND 01 SOU TO PICK VOL- OWE-Aie- iff!