La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 15, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textf Tuesday, Septemter 15, 1925. THE IA GRANDE EVENING yB5TCriVS? Pajra Savl i. it The Observer Want Ad Page 1 The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ton kejtt POU RENT Sleeping room. Close Private entrance, Phone SU-U.. SOU Main. 3-(l-ll-4Lp - v '1KOK HUNT 8-room furnished ( y.uvt.. 2U01 Second St., cor. Adams. J r ' Pliqnu 7i-J. ;-a.u-2tp ! ' FOH ,IIENT Room In niodcra house two blocks from high r.,-i. school. lJhon 433-W. j 3-9-1 S-4tp i lk)lt HUNTKurnislici ' j Inulro 807 l'enn. l'h i V L nlshed rooms. In- one fl'j-J. 9-9-10-0t 9 Mil KKNT Four-room furnished apartment. Tito Kdenliolm. 458-lt. . 0-0-411 TOIl RENT Light housekeeping ' ihrooins, -JIllS Adams. ; Phone 7-J. 0.8-S!4-tf rOIt SALEi .jyu wai.i'J ix room nouse on kjiaved street, basement, furnace, .j- '"InilltMn features, garage. Fine . lojciitlon. Very reasonable.' Plione i ..icoi-J. . 4-9-12-aip t : -I'TIH 8AJ.E Straw. Come nt onre. l Karmers 84. . 2-0-12-3t It SALE Straw. See J. B. : ntna'ey. Farmers 6X4. 2-9-12-3t WAYlfD WANTED AT ONCE Competent MioirisekQeper to take complete i- .-chargti of home and care of two ,: children. Would consider -wo-. ..--man having daughter of high l . ' school age.. Call Mrs. Daly, Main ' .539. i!-0-14-3t WANTKD TO RENT Piano. Call '86-W. ' - 2-9-14-31 .WANTED Girl to do general ". housework; Call 294-M after 7 i. p. m. . 2-9-14-3tp U'ANTEl Messenger bov. West ern Union Telegraph Co. ;'. 2-9-12-tr WANTED To keep school child. . J erms reasonable. Phone 14H-J. 9-9-1'l-r.tp JANTED Comlpetent womah to tyork daytimes. Mrs. R. J. Green. tCall Main 66. 3-9-10-tf WANTED TO . RENT Furnished &house. Close in. Not over five : rooma..Oull Mr. -Thrasher -at 7-' Observer. 4-0-12-4tp AVA "n:l)---llarcelllng by licensed operator. For. App't call 199 t . Grace Barnes, 1702 Adams. si iu 8-29-lmp VAiN'TKl--IlemMlltcliing and dress making" at Singer Sewblg Ma- -Farm For Sale ) gjf) flcroa of choice loam Jnnl, ht.-ar Suuimervtlle, well improved villi stock and ImplumenlB; eomi f.ilj grain. All clear, no mort gages a paying, farm and always , h:t been. If you liave $3,000 cash and want a good furm, pric ed , .right, pepnit me to show you this exceptionally good piece cf )nnd. It. IfiO acres with a new buncaloiv ;iouse, a splendid barn, a large constantly - flowing spring, con ducted Into house and barn lot, felKmt CO acres In cultivation, bal ance In timber and pasture. Jiouae completely furnished and . arm Implements nearly new. Call . pftfl let me Bhow you what f ?0')Q Will purcnase; Thls does not alt iave to he -cash. Owner Is now Tesldent nnd, lias made a price to move It, . . - GEO. H. CURREY Bonded Realtor HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD From $1.00 to 80.00 VE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WB BUT, SELL OR TRADE t'lt is the EFFICIENCY 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 to tlie- line) ' Per line, 1st insertion .....10c 101 Hue; eat'li added con- MH'utivo loser t ion 7c Minimum clmi-ge on ono or- der 2.V: RATES 1Y MONTH 3 lines, per moiilli....;.... $2.M lines, pi'r month $3.25 4 lines, lor month 81.00 5 linos, per month ; $1.75 Ka:.. additional line- over five cliui'tfed at SOu per lino per month. CASH IN ADVANCE' Is re quired on nil elussiried orders to earn these rntew. Higher rates eharsetl on all credit Hi; sertlons. Copy for all clossirieVl orders must le In this office by 10 A. M, DAY -OF INSERTION. Slop orders on nd Inserted un til further notice must he re ceived hy the same hour or ex tra inserllou will he charged. Telephone orders eollclled. Cash rates may bo earned on phonn orders by payment on or before date of last, insertion. PHONE MA1X 37 "An Observer Want Ad ... Will Uo It" china office. Foley Bldg. , - , 8-24-lmp WANTKD Hemstitching. 6c a yd. Mrs. K. C. Tuekey, 180J 2nd St. S-29-lmp WANTED Buttons made. Hem stitching. - Art and Baby Shop. 9-4-lm WANTED Washing at home. Will call and deliver. Phono 290-M. 2-S-25-lmp WANTED Pressing and Cleaning. Zweifel's Tailoring. Main 17f. Delivery. 10-8-26-lm NOTICE! Moles, warts, superfluous hair removed by electrolysis, no scars. .All work .guaranteed. Colonial Beauty Shop, K. Lucille Daly, Foley Bldg. ' 20-8-13-tf LOST LOST Ladies' piir'.so' containing $44. ' Leave, at observer. Jle . ward. ;-' ' 2-9-1 4-iitp Notea Film Dlrccfor" f jTmls" " - . Newspaper Writers' Talents HOLLYWOOD, Calir., (AP).--Sldney Olcott, generally believed to be one of the three highest salaried directors in the motion picture business, recently express ed the conviction that the great screen writers and directors of the future will come from the ranks of newspaper men and wo men. . Olcott wont a step farther and declared that the film . industry should capitalize .the "nose for news," trigger-like hah It of de cision, knack of getting' details and closp-up knowledge of hu man nature which he said every capabla newspaper man or wo man possessed. . Singling out Melville E. Stone, veteran counselor of The Asso ciated Press, as an outstanding example to prove his point, the film director eald that Mr. Stone embodied the requirements of a writer or director that would have carried him to the very top had he chosen to t'irn his talents into the field of the silent drama. We like summer better than win ter because our radio works better 1 In winter. of the NEW TODAY WANTED At once. Men and wo. , men prune pickers and pnekera. Inquire Earl Fruit Co Packing ilouse, rnlon, Ore. 4-9-15-21 WANTED . Plain sewing. 1102 Cedar. l-'J-li-6tp FOM SALE Five room house Good locution, on paved utreet. Terms (224-W.) 13011 O Ave. f ..-'. 3-9-l!i-8tp FOU RENT Modern four room apartment. l.urge basement, fur nace, range and garage, llulf block from high school.. Inquire at 1002 N -uvonpe. or phone SB9-H. . 5-9-10-2tp FOlt RENT-471-.M.- Modern Apt. Phono , , 2-9-lG-2tp I FOR KENT Sleeping room, 1 or 2 men; 2 blocks from town. Call !)M Spring. ." 8-9-15-iltp FOIi' SAUK Cut flowers. Funorttl . orders - sollclteil. . Wreatlis and sprays ut moderate prices. Phone FurmerB , 65. - :i-9-ir-8lp KOK SALE Cabbage 1 cent n pound and tomatoes' $1 per apple- box. Come this woek and bring boxes. Hot Lake Sanit arium'.'. .' . , 6-9-15-2t FOR SALE Good three-room house nnd lot cheap'.. Call Mulh' 10. or 339-W.. 3-9-1 1-tf FOR RENT Small furnished bungalow. .-, Cozy home with pleauance nround It. Cull 263-W.' 3-9-15-tf LOST . .Fox' neck piece Saturday afternoon. Reward. Cull 34H-J. . 2-9-16-2t FOR SALE Pasteurized milk ond cream route delivery. Mt. Emily Dairy. I'honc Moln CIS. 3-9-16-tf FOR EENT Sleeping room, close In, private entrance. Phone 214-H. 90U Muln, 3-9-14-5t Dessert seems to be a food which comes nnd goes only with company. HIGHEST qUALITY FLIES 8SOBU08 FLEAS UicTanleroot Spray In your bed room before retiring and no mosquito will alng In your ear. Equally elTecttva aalnet fne.tnotht n.tandbedbuga Jf-clat iuc, pint 75c, quart HJ3. THE TANOLEPOOT COMPANY Oraod Rapid!, atlrrugaa MOMTM POP FRECKLES AND HIS ' W - K .i:::-."..i-::f:::----j .IP MOSQUIIOES WJ .yvmr the Wmt tXK tZjS L COIN'S 7t DO ilTA ) f JK 1 "WAT BI6 BOX., . v 1 -su-it 5, s ? OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo HeRe' TBcs sweeTesT House vcan in todays P4Psr. ! see THeRe . Oust.. JvHAT we ouht to havc a sswinCS ROOM. -1 IT "54YS,THS 3eWN5. ROOM DOSS N'T 'RUfsj- WP.TH5 COAST Becuscs THe tDiNiNQ. Room is OMirret) and a spac m this. Kac-H(si is (.eft Fori S'eRYfW THC TAMICT. IM&AL.. t)ON'T TBU. Me "WAT IF "OU -AT2 A BE AU CVER-THtt HOUS. JUST .THt SiME U IT KlOULD 3S OOT IK.'fe. T A(IvAt& IS. eve13YVHIN3. L ITT r2eI UV VAN3? CKWUplCD, 51T : X3otwN La Grande Treasure Hunt . -Is Novel Feature ' Of "Any Woman" .... 1 1 Fleturp-goera who' visit the Ar radc theater Wednesday will have tho opportunity of enjoying uo cli'ty's newest craze, "the treasure hunt." This Kumo, In Its most en tertaining form. Is one of the thrill ing features of "Any Woman." a tremendously . abHorbtnjr. modern day drama, based on un original sc.i-e.tw story by .'Arthur ' Somers Hoohe, fanibuB Amurlcun novelist nttd abort story writer.. "The treasure hunt" which originated- abroad, umimtf Knpland's most exclusive social' leaders, was talton up by royalty und copied throughout Great Britain until fln ully bnnned by. un act of parlia ment. - -,-'; y:r-'vvv;' ';''!'; .'.: ' Thanks to (ho last visit In tho T'nitcd States of tho I'rince of Wales, this lnffoniou.H. fad has found lis way Into this country. During the bachelor dinner- Ktven in his honor by Harry Payne Whitney at the Piping Hoek club, l,ont? Island, the prince enthuslnHtlcally outlined the gann to the nfsombhtd puests, one of whom was Hobert Kane. The latter was so Intrigued with it that he decided tq incorporate It In 'Any 'Woman," which' lie wus about to produce for Paramount under the direction of Henry King. It has been made to fit nearly Into the story und is an important uid hi unfolding the action that lends to a strong, dramatic climax. "The treasure hunt" is a moving cross word mz:'.U-, lis success de pending largely on the ingenulty of it.H conductor, usually the host at a week-end parly. It may last a few hours and sometimes it ex tends over a period of three or four days. Clues are left In various places and It devolves upon he guests, or FRIENDS A coohirm LSAACJA,0 I'M 60MMA, HAVE f V rr, ,'..-. Ill ' ' ANV TIHJS. OAN'T tintj A 'PLACS TOr SIT'DOMIIIS HOUSE; ICT KHOW '.'.' 1 . ' I mm mi w iff MO PCACS Theatres hunters, to dlFcoveY- thfm and fol low their directions to tho "treas ure." The host furnishes whatever means of travel are needed, whelh ser It be untomoblles, horses, boats, bicycles or skates. The possibil ities for thrills and ludicrous tdtua tlons arc without end. in fact, they are what brought about parlia ment's ban In Knglnnd. Alice Terry, slip of the regal per sonality' and blonde loveliness,. )ias the featured role in "Any Woman" nnd Is supported by a grade-A .cast of experienced players. ' . 4- Last' Showing of ; "The Vhite Desert" At' Sherrys: Tonight ;" "Tho 'While Desert," which Uo glnajd, :j)tii',Iior directed for Metro-Qolrtwyny-Muyor, opened iitM. tho Sherry 'th'cnter ' Rundiiy :'nlglt;V h romance' of the snow-bound barren peaks of the Continental Jlvlde in Colorado. Fust moving drama, lightened hern and there by a iruo comedy touch makes It tho fines! of llar kor's' many pictures of I ho greet out floors. PeuiitUid photdrmpM realism, and a smoojh slory com bined with finished nctlnrr callB forth the highest pmlso. Claire Windsor and Pat O'Mul ley head tho cast and their port rayals represent some of the finest screen actlntr of any current pro duction. Itobert Frailer. Frank currier, and Mulhew Jlctx have some fine ' moments also. Trlxle FrlgnniixL and Httltse Kilwnrda supply Ihc comedy relief for the produeilon and do It with great SlieCl'HH. The fine supporting cast Inclu des William Kugene, Hldnoy ltra cey, Prlscllln Bonner, Koy I,old law, David Dunbar, Sojln, Milton Hobs und Bert Bprottc, . , ; . ? The acilon of, the story Id built Don't Tread on Me! A Easy Enough to Do LATE ItiTR' ACM MUCH AOE VOL) cor tw' STAA.Q GO'.NkS To c AAPrE For. A GLASS ? 7 on tho undertaking of a raUroad ' to bore a tunnel Ih rough the Uor.ky - .Mountiitns. Heavy blast ing In the tunnel causes an uva- -lanclm which sweeps down tho mountuln currying uway buildings un diuen in lis path of destruct ion. I The survivors are faced with starvation. The telejentph wires ure down and the camp Is gripped by a hlteuird that threatens com plete. Isolation. A roll ml this Is built ono of tho sereen stories of the year. . - j i.. O. Klgby wrote the scenario ! from the popular tuivel by Court ney ltyley t'oopei und Monte M. Katerjohn nuule t!ie adaptation. Lew l.ipion whole the comedy re lief. Percy Hi I burn was tho pho tographer. Comedy showing "No Koollng." All tho good people are not dead. They pro jusV quiet. Yesterday, : two Inu-k loads . of Shingles went to linbler, mm truck lt;nd of. lAimbcr went ' lo Cove, and xrnvt truck load of l.ittu 1ki went" north of Oivc. Wo 'a No shipped a good sized order 10 Palmer Junction. Th Paint and Oil is selling faster than wo can get It here. Nails, St.05 liasc In key lots. Scrocn Doors, $2.-15 ench. Ycs tordny a mistake, was In (ho nd. miotlnjf the stiwti loors at $1.15 I'neh. Aiiotbcr oar of coal duo to arrive- ny day. Mnylie you can get your supply out or that car. "Once a Kcimncrcr customer, al ways a Keniniercr rustoim't." K 1 2.50 per ton, dellvcml.. Abso lutely no credit. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. - "The Poor Man'a Friend" Oppo. laundry. Phone M-948 No Suudnj Biisluena Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive Undertakers Our Invalid Car la used but for one purpose of convoy-, lug the sick and Injured any where they want to go. Main 62 Miflit or Pay l-1lltrtsyasgiiMOTithinfilwfl If 6W CRACKV THIS HAS 'SONE FAR ENOOQH - THVT NC.Ii3M8oR 1 OF MiNE iSM'T SoiNia lo AX0 INSULT T INJURY AND oET U".t . KNM VltlH IT- iJ.'f m J.KI m ) VBO-UU NEVER We )M M cents- J Boswsss--mEy K mL- pv t y J' CI ZHi " - V.. (, -.: This directory la especially luuidy for the newcomer or for the out-of-town reader who may want the name and addrcHS of some proosstotiat man. 'It has been carefully pre pared and will ptrne to be ready aid to any reader tu ob taiufntf prompt professioual wrvloe Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys UCnil It. HUAOY Attor.ioy-Rt-Lnw, office West-Jaoobun Uuild llilf. 'i'dlephuni, Main 111. OOCRItAK aad RDKnilAItf) Geo. T. Coi'liran and (Jtilon U. KbMihsrd, Attorney's at Law, La Ornndc Na tional Bunk buildiuic. Tuluphoue Ualu 91. nonr.HT t, EAK1N Attorney at Law. , West- Jaeobson bulldlns. Telephone Main 674. CARL O. 11KI.M Attorney at Ijiw. Hoora 20, New r'ule-y Bulldlntf. Telephone Main 779. Dentists llr. C. W. KRWIU-Dentist, Card- ncr Bulldtntf. Telopbone Main 9fi. Dr. it. n. Mll.l.Kn Dentist, ltocma 9 to 15. I'almer-Itoesch bulldiutf. Tolephone Main 7U. Architect V. B. MIM.ER, AreliK.ct Hoora 7 La Grande National Bank Bul'.i'.lng; German War Prisoner Flees Hiissta Arier Eleven Years BONN, Germany (AP) After eleven years' imprisonment in Hus nlu, during which ho made several unsuccessful attempts to escape, Paul Cons, the sculptor, flnully, has reached Bonn. During the Uusslan campaign of tho German army in August, 1914, Cons wus wounded Hall's Catarrh Medicine MA It rid your system or Catarrh or Deaf nen earned by Catarrh. SeU by druggisti for ertr 40 ytar F.J. CHENEY & CO-Toledo. Ohio STAGE 1 o.V Aim MTlLSl MAY II' I.EAVI3 laiAVE Union , iACirando :oo A, K. . j :oo i: tt. S:lfiP. M. - 6:30 P.M. Sunday 1:00 P. M. L';80 P. M. P. O. DcUAP nuailijuai ten, Sotnmcr Hotel BUTTERNUT SUPERFINT PURITY K. J. McWILLIAMS TLX.CGVe Fwe: mi Directory Physicians & Surgeons ., STELLA N. llOIIMMll. M. 0, I'hyaician aud burgeon TtOoma 10-11 Tolnnfcnn Bonimrr Uulldlnn; - Main 669 UAUKY Htll!lT, BT. D. ' i.i:i: miu vv, ih. ii. ' l'ractleo liinilt-d to ulHuaxea of th l'lve, L'ar. Kodtt and Throat. New Foley Telephone JiulldlUK . Malo It 10. 1. KlltllV, M. 1. Thystciau aud Surgeon : v Now Foley. Telephone I'.ulldlnK Main li UlCIIAItl) l. I.ANDIS M. D. i'hyslclau and tiuruon aardner ' - : ' Telephon Ltulldliis; Main It W, 1, Mi AllollV, U. U. Uurueuu . Now Foley Telephon UuildliiK Malu tt O. M. MfMIHI-l, M. U. Physiclu-u and tiureeon ' N.';w,,.Fol,,' Telephent Itulldlntr Main It) If. L. RALMTOV, IH. D. I'raotlcti limited to din, , of tht Kye, Kar, Noao and 'X'oroat. ' Rouma 18-19 Telepbont Somlner llulldlnlr ' ' Main 77t A. L. IUCIIAItlION, M. D. SurKury ' Rooms lt-17 . Tolephona Souiuiur iJutldlnir Main 1. Osteopathic Physicians; j. L. ixiii.n, ii. o. General Osleouuthlc Practice MAnGAUblT INULU. D. O. Praotloe Uinltod to care of Infants. Hommer . Talapnona Bnlldlnc ' Main 10 nnd taken prisoner. When here covered he riectnreB he was assign ed to a Kifttnlnn working squad nnd put nt hard Inbor. WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Djen) And rrcssers phone maw 7U Diliot Street Mattresses Rugs Cleaned . Rebuilt. Feather Matlresncs Mode Pillows Ilsnovalrcl if(ii;Jfui;s-.ilJe.,t."oai ,;. old twjwctg. Furnltiiro Iti.'pnlied and Itrcovored La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed Fiimlitator PHONK 42-t-W Clrna. Edwanls, Prop A Combination of Good Made by La Grande Bakery By TAYLOR By BLOSSER DOWN TO y cemts - .' s V 1 ' C 10.' at at fttrvn.c. 9'T