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Mrihday, September 14; 1925. ' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ... . 1-: 3 It v 1 , u .; The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties FOR RENT FOH KENT Room in -modern nouae two blocks from high school, l'hoou 433-W. , KC)lt HUNT Two room furnished house with garage, 1520 Y Ave. ' . 2-9-12-2tp VOll ItJCNT Modern Apt. 471-M. 2-0-12-2tp l-'illt HUNT 2-room fitrnlHhud uiiuiinicntH, Kleam heated, 117 4th. Phono S81-M. 11-0-tUGtp VOH HUNT Furnished rooms. In quire S07 l'enn. l'lione 519-J. . . ' .. 9-9-KI-tft POK KIONT Kour-room furnished apartment. 'Tho Edenholrh, 4S8-II. 9-9-4U I'OH KENT Light housekeeping j-otyiia, . 16J2 ' Adams. . Phone '.' 267-J.. . , 9--24-tf FOB BAl-fc. ... l".'..' Il.i ! "I KOIk KAI.K Six room house on . -paved street; basement, furnace, buitt-jltl 'featured, '.jtunuge. ' Fine ioetlbn,' 'Very rensonuiite.. Phone Mil i .. ,4-9-l2-2tp Ftlft rfAr.B Straw. Come at once. Further 84.' 2-9-12-3t FOH 8AI.K tt! Anvri S J.-'s. Hagey. Ferment 6X4. ',2-9-1 2-3t FOR SAI.Vj Oood ' three j-oom - house and lot, cheap. Call Main 10 or 399-W. ; 9-11-tf FOR SALE .Wood saw or -will trade for light car. Phone Far mers 113. ' 12-9-10-4tp FOR SALE Coal heater S; blue enameled Perfection oil heater, ,", 4; bed spring, $1.50, 807 Spring. .''I 17-9-7-tf FOH SALE Chevrolet coupe, new ',' Juno 1st, spni'Q tiro, license, in surancc, $'525; terms. C. E. 1uys,1i09 fith Bt. 19-6-6-tf WANTED Messenger boy. West- t J4jJv4jJeHJJ.JJ4 IWA MT LARGE FARM LOANS $5,000 to $20,000 preferred. ED y Retire that 8 loan with 'erne 'at C2. No additional charges or commissions. : ' . 14 Grande Investment . ' Company t REALTOR . . neUable Areata for Keltabl i I fnAnrance Companies. .101 Adams Ave. Maim fS - -t t -. r- ;5 ' 1 HEATERS 1 NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD , . From $1.00 to $80.00 ' ' - WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE . Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUT, 8ELL 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 five average words lo the line) Per line, 1st Insertion 10c Per line, each udded con secutive tusertkm..... 7c Minimum charge on one or der - 25c RATKK Y .MONTH 3 lines, pel mouth $3.40 H lines, per month 4 Hues, per month $1.00 5 linen, per month. $1.7.. Y'mvU additional lino over five charged at 50c per lino per month. ASH IX ADVANCK Is ro quired on all classified onktt to earn these rate. Higher rates charged on all credit In sertions. , Copy for all classified ordrrs mtiKt bo hi this off he hy 10 a. M. day of isi:imo. Stop orders on ad inserted tjn til further notice must bo re ceived by the same hour or ex tra iiiwertion will bo charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash mtes may lie earned on plione orders by payment on ui before dale of last Insertion. PHOXE MAIN" 37 , "An Observer' Want Ad "Will Do It" ern Union Telegraph Co.' . . 2-9-13-tf WANTED To keep school child. Terms reasonable. Phone 14oJ. 9-9-1'l-li'p WANTEI1 Competent womait to work daytimes. Mrs. H. J.. Green. Call Main 55G. J-9-10-tf WANTPIl) TA -nTMT TPnrnlalierl rooms. Call Mr. Thrasher at Observer. 4-9-12-4tp WANTED Taxidermy work. Spe . clulist on doer heads and China pheasants. J. F. DeVore, Farm ers 14, North Powder. 4-9-l2-2tp WANT12D Marcellincr by licensed operator. For. App't call 199 W, Oruce Barnes, 1702 Adams. . - 8-29-lmp WANTKD Hemstitching and dress making at Singer Sewing, Ma chine office, Foley Bldg. - . ' 8-24-lmp WANTED Hemstitching. 6c a yd. - Mrs. m C. -Ticlsy , 1 0 '-2nd Bt. 8-29-lmp WANTED Buttons made. Hem stitching. Art aud Baby Shop, 0-4-lm WANTED Washing at home. Will call and deliver. Phone 290-M. v 2-8-26-lmp WANTED Pressing and Cleaning. Zweifel'a Tailoring. . Main 176. Delivery. 10-8-26-lm NOTICE! Moles, warts, superfluous hair removed by electrolysis, .no sears. 11 work - guaranteed. Colonial Beauty Shop, K. Lucille Daly, Foley Bldg. 20-8-1 3-tf Irish Condi I Ions Please Hanks 'DUBLIN. (AP) Irish, hanks generally praise what they Chara cterise as "the admiral record of legislative achievement". In the Free State and "appreciate the moro securo conditions under which business is being conduct ed." They are concerned, how ever, about the adverse national' trade bntunce. which in 1924. is given as $S6,ooo,oio. . Rome of us get into trouble be cause we don't think and get into trouble because we do think. . NEW TODAY WANTED AT OXCfc Competent h.dusekeeper to . take complf te charge of home and care of two children.' Would - eotia tiler wo man having daughter of hlh school atpe. Call Mra. Duly, InUt G30. 6-9-M-at FOR KKNT hileeplng room. Close In. Private entrsiiec. Phone ' 2M-1'. (! Main. 3-D-l l-4lp WANTKD TO HKXT Piano. Call 2KG-W. ... 2-8-14-:it KOlt UK NT 2-room furnished apt. Sum Second St., cor. Adams. Phone 470-J. ?-9-M-3tp LOST ladles' puie containing "144. I.cuve at observer. Ite ward. ' ' . 2-9-14-Ctp WANTED Olrl to do general .housework. Call 294-M after 7 p. m.; . . , 2-9-14-3tp WANTED Halesnian. Opening in t:nlon-cbtinty. ' .Must have A-l references, N'atioucl concern, stlt stuntial income from start. Write or apply 400-7 linker Bldg., Wlil la Walla. . '' 0-9-14-ltp Greedy F.mplo-mfiit " Agt'iieles Ir Alovles to He Almllshed HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP).--Elimination of ' all etiueatlonable employment agencies, make-up schools, schools for. acting, sce nario schools and other institu tions of like pretensions is aimed at In the reeent decision of the Association of Motion Picture Producers to maintain and oper ate a costing bureau of "extras' J und day employes. The bureau will offer Us service free. ' j eau, the producers say, will abol ish agencies which have charged movie workers 1 o per cent and more for securing places in the pictures. The deeision or the producers - to look after employ ment "on a Itasts of .. absolute fairness' hus been approved by the state luuor commission. Statistics . show that the movie industry annually has more , than 200,000 . placements of casual lu- TMe . Chinese used umbrellas 3000 years' ugo. so people have been borrowing things 300ti years. IS YOUR CHILD THIN AND WEAK God. Liver Oil in Sugar Coat ed Tablets ruts on Flesh and liuilds Them Up. In f just ' ft few days quicker than you ever dreamed of these wonderful health building, fb'Bh muking tablets called . McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will start lo help any little, un-. dervelght little one. After sickness and where rick ets are suspected - tbey are es pecially valuable; .No need to give them any more nasty Cod Liver Oil these tablets are made to take the place of that good, hut evil smelling, stomach upset ting medicine und tbey surely do it. . A very rlekly child, age 9, gained 1 2 pounds in 7 months. Ask Ited Cross Drug Co., Glass Drugs., Inc., L. & L. - Drug Co., or any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as easy to take as candy GO tab lets 60 cents and money bnek If not satisfied. MOMTtf TOP THE BOSS TRIED To SUP v-HEMB CXM OLD MAN TVTE BY TYING HIM hPTO AN AGRCEMCNT TbfiV HALr THE COST OF REPAIRS ON HIS CA WHILE ON TriElR AUTO Tl?p.eur TVTC AVd THR006H V HIS PLAN TO BET A LOT OF -VAYHIS EXPENSE AND BALKED ON IT f X4J KJ So BOSS fUECKLES AND HIS imE cans, mote Ricrv?r ICSAOy AM' MO SI6MS OF OP 7W' KlD?-OU,VNEU.! I COESS n TAEy oovrr viaatttd B(?wa Ji':;! 1 1 TAE7 DGVfT VJAaTTTd Be7)Wa Virw W.S Wll o"CAOS t AAME 7o SO AaoejwO IN 7WSNWEB,CMAia.' OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE ' By Condo (Ae-i-, not), cmeN, La Grande "The White Desert V Now Showing At Sherrys. . ' The most perilous place to film motion pictures Is not in Af rica, with Us jungles filled with wild animals and deadly snakes, nor In Alaska, nor any of the other places where cranking a camera is fraught with supposed danger, but right here In the Uni ted States. .'; . : This Is the opinion of Reginald Barker .! Motro-Ooldwyn-Mnyer director, who filmed "The White Desert" which Is now showing at the Sherry Theatre. Barker fil med this picturo atop the Contin ental Divide in Colorado. ' Ho believes thnt tho top of the United .Statin presents more , ob stacles and perils than unything he has ever tackled ii directorial career. ; "The picturo called for scenes showing a train plowing through I a hlizzcrd to the rescue of a' snow besieged construction camp. It j sounded simple but It Involved.; four cameramen perched on the rocky mountain side, while the j blizzard raged and they waited for the train to pass through thei cut; photography under the most difficult weather conditions Ima ginable, with the temperature furj below the zero mark; the possi bility of death or Injury from ex posure, and the chance of . becom ing lOHt. "The hlirh winds. hitintr enM and sudden changes of weather! made tills sequence and others1 that were filmed thero tho hard-1 est tasks that J had evur tackled tn my enreer. " We were up nt an I elevation of 11, 1(10 feet. Tlje I snows have been so "heavy In that ' vicinity that once they, held up a1 OVER A FACT N6WI FARTS THAT'S WHV THE IS SO fiROLIChV SINCE h GOT BACK?, FRIENDS AW mm V.I 'I .fa .11 M-f?-. e.TKue - Thealres train for thirty days," Barkor said. it was under conditions such as these that Barker mutlo' one of the finest pictures of his earner. He bus become famous. In the past for his out-door pictures but his latest contribution is a living, breathing drama from the . top of the world that Tar surpasses any of his other efforts. Comedy showing "No Fooling." Fetrt n;-o lllto vvIvpb. You wnlli on your own but object to others walking on them. An alllKalor will grow 12 fool in 16 while a centipede will grow u hundred in a week.' -; ALBERS -'."' POULTRY ' PEEM'".' 1 Vc linve received . l VHVf of I'ilot Oyster Shell ('onrsn ;ISIT Medium (.Itl l' Cnnrso ClIAItrOATj 'Medium eAHCe)Alj foarsu HONM Metllum BOXE AI.I'Al.l'A MI'.ATi riti:iii:it ko MAitrit ' l'ltK.MIKIt SCJIATCII Chlek Serntcli Crowing Kcrnti'li erowfni; .Mtetli Linseed Oil .Meal. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Chick Must Have His Popularity Y OLD rAAN TYre SURE Liv'EO UP X: -1 ( LISTEN TELUWS-i've eSiSTA UITtC V-CJ Ji C-dJ NnRPP IT U? ANt -SENO N : J TO HI6 NAME - VIOOLOWT OleJ UP V .-. SCHEME - I'M GOING To BUV ATOV 7,F ,TiTiTi7 VT TOMR.r.S'JTlN I i A 6ET THE WORN OUT PM5TS INHISCArJ v 1 TItTNOtS SJ TJjJVS WNS MftiLy- rREPLACeD AT HIS exPENSE -rK VO IT-CHICK 1 qi0 I ' ' I S0R' J : --1 (?) I v C-, ' - ".' ) 'r ' '1 ' L ItL TURM AQX)N0 V' WftWK 1 SAVH MMA ) , 1 SAUj V0O YS7( kMCW ' J AN' (SO BACK I fttfffw ' FIRST ') BDrt-corn,!! ft A FI?ECVCL6S-' l'MSTCOseR I AJOW Sr T) rlmPm MrSf Mae McAvoy. Heads All Star Cast 4 In "The Mad Whirl" , Holding the -mirror tip to na ture, sometime Is a thankless tusk, but that Is what "The Mud Whirl," I'nivcrnnl-Jewel all Btnr production to be shown in the Arcade theater today rally does. Teat which is lhis mirrored is the Juan-complex in general and Mpeclticully as It hns to do with t hu relaxut Ion of ki rental gulil- ince when it comes to sons and daughters auprouehing young, nuinhobd und n'oumnhood. 'The Mad Whirr. Is the screen version of "Here's How," famous story by Hlchard Wushburu child, former minister from tho; United States to Itnly. The avowed purpose of the Story was to center attention on certuin so cial conditions as they apply to the family relationship, under prohibition. ' ' ' Some time ago Universal made "Wine. a Unlverral-Jewel whih has been ncelnlmed by students of the conditions so vigorously arraigned, to be ono of the great est preachments extuiit in favor of united support of the, prohibi tion laws. "The Mad Whirl" treats of a somewhat similar con dition In the same striking man ner but has no other similarity. Mae McAvoy has the feul'irs role in a cast notable by reason of the fame of those, who inter pret this sensational story. ; Oth ers are .lack Mulhall, Myrtle Sled innn, Barbara Bedford, . Alec l. Francis, Ward , Crane,, George Fnwcelt, Mario Astulre and Jos eph Singleton... The picture wun directed by William A. Setter, who directed "The family Secret" anil "The l"ust Worker," two success ful Universal productions. Japanese Island Overrun With Destructive Ilcnr ; TOKYO ( AP). H is report'? from Nemuro. 'Hokkaido, that j bears are . tnerenstng so rapidly iln Yetrorop, the largest Island In .the Kurlle irroun. that the inhah. Hants face seriously considering appealing to the Japuncse govern ment for aid. It Is variously esti mated that there are now be tween 8,000 and 10,000 bears on the island. Hundreds of horses and cattle arc killed and eaten by the bears yearly, It la aald, and unless some thing ts done to exterminate the j bruins, tt is fear stock-farming on the lslund will have to be dis- 1 continued. A bounty of 16 yen (1h nt present given for each bear Deatli Claims Noted Itnlluu Musician to Court of lBpaii ' TOKYO, (AP) Professor Will lam Duhravclch, Italian violinist and' the first organizer of ' the symphony- orchestra of the. Im perial Court, died recently at the 7 ...., Wi. infill Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive Undertakers Our Invalid Car la used but for ono purpose of convey ing tho sick and Injured any where they want to go. Main 03 Night or Pay Little Joke Prof essional Directory This etiroctory l especially liaiuly for Ilie newcomer or tor tbe wt-of-(own reader who may trant (he name aw atldneM of eomo iroffw.ional uuen. It line been carvfielly pro pared and will prove lo be a ready aid U auy reader iu ob taining prompt profeaidonai .erviee Classified For Quick Reference ; Attorneys Uteill K. miAlir --- Attorn.y-Kt- lutf. T.lupliQDO alaln ill. OOOHRAlf d RHKIIHAHU Geo. 'i. coenran ana e.'iuu jl uuitrimra, Attornuya at L.w, La Gruntlo Na tional Bank bullulua. Tttlepboue ld.ln 91. nOHUDT a. tAKIN Attornnv at I..W. . , Wo.t- Jauobaon building. Telcpnuno Main S74. CAHI, G. IIEt.M Attorney at liaw. Itoom zu. Now rniey ijuiiainff. Talophona alaln 779. . , Dentists Ir. C. W. EnwlK-Dentl.t. Gard sor Bulldlntr. Telephon Main II. Dr. It. B. MII.I,RR Pentlat. Room. w eo 10, I'aim.r-ieuu.cu Diueaina. Tel.phouA Main 70. Architect . O. B. MILI.KIt, Architect leoom 7 La Qrande National Bank Building Imperial University Hospital, af ter an operation. Ho , was 57 years old.' lor 24 yoara rrofessor Duhravclch-had been hi the service1 of the Imperial Household Depart ment as instructor of the court musicians . He was studying mus ic In Vinna when Count Ma kino. Lord Keeper of tho Privy of the Privy Seal, who was then Japan ese Minister ,to Austria-Hungary, noticed his ability and recommen ded that' he mudo Instructor of western mpsic for the Imperial Household Department. A movement among . Ju panose musicians for the erection of a monument in'hts honor has been started.1 Professor Dubrnvclch had been decorated and raised to the rank of Chokunln. . . MN-LA GRANDE STAGE ON AND MAY It ,' LEA i'li , LKAVK Union . 1a Grande :00 A. M, 1:00 I. M. ' lilfiP. M, 6;S0 P. M. Sunday ' , 1:00 P.M. t:80P.ai, P. O. PeljAP Headquiuters, bomuier Hotel BUTTERNUT SUFERFINT PURITY K. J. McWILLIAMS Physicians & Surgeons ITEM, N. DeillMKIt, M. 0. Phyalclaa ftDd Surifeon fcnimcr Building Main H H.tnnv bocvy; if. IS ixiLVV, M. u. Practice limited to dlm-anna off the ICvu. Kttk', No.ti and Throat. Nw Voivy .. Telephone UulldlliK Main II 19. ti. KIIIIIV, M. U. Pliyalcian and Surgtion New Foley Tolephone ItulldliiK Main II ! ItlCUIAIII) P. I.A.ND1S M. D. I'liyalclau and Surgeon Gardner Telephone Uulldluv ilalo II W. 1. aieAUOUV, M. U. , . ' . Burgeon New Foley Telephone llulldlng . Mala It c. s. Moom:, M. D. t',1rlcl,tn atd Surgeon New Foley . Telephone Uulldlnp; Main 1 F. i,. iiAi.sTorf, m. n. ' PraiUlco iiinimd lo dijieaaeH of the . ICye, liler. None aud Throat. Rooiiia 18-19 ' Telephone Sommer llulldlng - Main 771 a. in men Anr-iiw, m. d, K or if or y Itooms 16-17 .' THlAnitntie. Somiuur Building; V Main II Osteopathic Physicians , j. l. i;lk, d. o. General ctatuepathlo 'Practlco AIAHGAHK1' INGLU, 1. O. - Practice liuiited to caxa or lnfsata. Bomtner , TUphon Building .. . Main m If a woman wears a wedding ring chances are she is married. If u matt curries an umbrella chances are ho Is married. , WEAVER'S Talloix, Cleaners, Dyora , - -And lre8ora . r PUOAE nfAIN It -Depot Street Mattresses - Ruga Olcancd - Reballt. Fcullier Mattresses Matte' l'illows lienovatod Fluff Hnirs Made f.-3Da . old carpets'. ,f Furniture lt paired end . I Itecovercd J La Grande Mattress a, weaving VTorna Licensed Fttmlffator t 1'llONE 4S4-W ' Clias. Edwards, I'rop A Combination of Good Made by i La Grande Bakery By TAYLOR By BLOSSER t k
