La Grande evening observer., September 16, 1925, Image 7

ednesday, September 16, 1925.
T1IE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSFjUVEII
Pnyo Scrcrr
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The Observer Want Ad Page
. The Market Place of Unicn and Wallowa Counties
. FOB RENT
I RKNT Modern Apt. Phono
il-.M. 2-9-15-2tp
RENT--81ecpiiig room, 1 or
men; 2 luoclu from. town. Cull
13 Spring. 3-9-15-Ctp
Kit It ENT .Small f urnlshed
unguiuw. . tozy nomc, wttn
It-nuance arounil jt. fall 2CS-W.
3-0-16-tf
t liKNT Slopping room, close
i.J.' private entrance. Phone
fjll-r. HOG-Main. 3-9-14-Gt
Hit KENT Furnished rooms. In
Eulro 807 l'enn. l'hone 61S-J.
. i 9-9-10-Ot
lit HENT Modern four room
iipnrtmcnt. LarK" basement, Jur
uice, range and Karate. . Half
ilork from high school. Inquire
Kit' 1IIH2 N avenue or phone
119-R..- G-S-l'G-iitp
II n ENT Unlit housekeeping
xuoms, - i &12 Adams. Phono
12S7-J, 9-8-24-lf
FOR SA1J5
H SALE Five room house
lood loeatlon, on paved street.
lerms (224-W.) .1306 O Ave.
, - 3-9-1 fi-3tp
nil BALE Cut flowers. Funeral
orders solicited. Wreaths and
sprays at moderate prices. Phone
Farmers 66. 3-9-10-3lp
)lt "SALE Cabbage 1 cent a
H ponml' nnd 'tomatoes ?1' per up-
pie box. .Come th,i.s.weck and
P- l.nin.2' Yw.w. lint I Ir ' Mil n n
oriunr. D-a-iu-i;i
X)U HALE Good
house nnd lot cheap.
: 10 or 339-W. .
three-room
Call Main
3-9-11-tt
;I'K)It SALE Pasteurized milk and
cream routft delivery. Mt. Emily
t; J Dairy. Phone Moin 018. 3--16-tf
WANTKD AT ONCE Competent
' ;' housekeeper to take complete
charge of home and care of two
children. Would consider wo-
T --.
k'ANTED
LARGE
j FARM LOANS
$5,000 to 20,000 prefened.
I I Retire that 8 loan with
ohe. at Gia. No additional
charges' or commissions.
La Grande Investment
Company.
BOPnDED REALTOR
Reliable Airentu for RellaMa
Inmrance Companies. .
;il0t Adoma Ave, . - r Main T6S
.i 1
HEATERS
NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD
From $1.00 to $80.00 -WE
BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phoue 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
f
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 monls
to (lie line)
Per line, 1st insert kin 10c
Per line, each added con-
t-eruttvo Insert ion 7e
Minimum charge on one or
der : 25c
RATES BY MONTH
2 lines, tper month. $2.50
3 lines, 'pep month 9U.2&
4 lines, per month SJ.flO
fi lines, per month $l.?ft
Knell nddltkniMl Hue over five
churned at 50c per line per
month.'
CASn IX ADVANCE Is re
quired on all classified orders
to earn these rates, lllKher
rates rlinrged on all. credit In
Kertionft. 4 1
Copy for all classified orders
must be In this ofhee hy 10
A.-M. DAY OF IXKKRTIOX.
Stop oi'dei'S on ad Inserted un
til further notice mnst be re
celvitl by the same hour or e.
tru insertion will be cliaretl.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash i-tttes may be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before date of last Insertion,
v PHONE MAIN 37
"An Observer Waut Ad "
Will lo It"-
man having daughter of high
school age. Call Mrs. Daly, Main
oaa.'. . o-8-V4-:it
WANTKD TO ItENT-r
2.sa-vv.
Piano. Call
2-9-14-3t
WANTED Girl to do general
housework. . Call 294-M after 7
, p. nf. . 2-0-14-3tp
WANTED Messenger boy. West
ern Union Telegraph Co.
2-9.1 2-tf
WANTED To keep
Terms reasonable.
school child.
Thono 140-J.
9-9-10-(lt.p
WANTED At once. Men and. wo
men prune pickers and packers.
Inquire Earl Fruit Co. Packing
House, I'nion, Ore. 4-9-15-2t
WANTED Plain sewing. -1102
Cedar. - 1-0-15-Ctp
WANTED Marcelling by licensed
operator' For. App't call 199
V. Grace Barnes, 1703 Adarna.
8-29-lrtip
VVANTKIJ llemslitchlng nnd dress
mn king: at Sfnsrer Sewing Mu
chin officp. Foley ldg.
.l 8-24-lmp
WANTKD HeliiatitPlilner. 60 a yd.
.Mra. K.C. Tuckey, 1808 2nd St.
S-29-lmp
WA.WB1) Buttons made. Hem
stitching. Art and 13aby Shop.
9-4-lm
WANTED -Will
call
2S0-M.
- Washing at home,
and deliver. Phone
. 2-8-2Vlmp
WANTKD
Hweircl's
Dolivery.
PresslnB and Cleaning.
Tailoring. Main 17C.
10-8-26-lm
NOTICK! 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 ; Vox neck piece Saturday
afternqon. Reward. ' Call S4U-J.
2-9-15-21
LOST Idlea pur.;e containing
ward. . 2-9-14-0tp
NEW TODAY
FOH RENT Koonis with or with
out hoard. Everything modern,
Cull ut Zuber brick. S-9-10-lt
EXPERT 1IA1H I'.OHIIINO nnd
trimming for women und chil
dren. Man barber. Colonial
Beauty Shop, Foley litdu. U-lil-tl
FOH SALE Timolhy seed. 10c lb.
H. H. Hull, Suilmiervtlle.
. 2--l-tmp
FOH KENT Three- room stucco
house with basement, lawn mid
trees. Call 131-W before noon
or cvenlnfts. . . 4-9-ltitf
FOR RALE Six room house on
puvetl, street, hcu-.ement, furnace,
built-in features., sarae. " Kmc
location. Very reasonable. Phone
601-J. ' B--10-at
FOn SAUK Rome furniture and a
Universal healer, at bargain
. prlct-s, .next two days only. 17U5J
Wash. Ave. '. 4-9-14-2tp
FOR RENT Five-room house.
Close to hlKh school. J. Ic. Otl
ver. Phone 233-W.. . -S-lD-3t
FOR HALE Good cooKlnir. apples.
6lic a box." East end of X avenue.
Ed. Pratt.. . 3-9-m-fctp
FOIl KENT Furnished sleeping
room to working woman or Klrl,
$0.00 month. i breukfast If de-
t sired, 26 cts. C-all 34S-W.
i - - 4--l(i-ltp
Sociological Marriage
Experiment Is Failure
DENVER, Colo. AP).A bo-ctolos-lcal
experiment through
marriag-e1 resulted in failure re
cently when a divorce was frrnnt
cd Mra -Mary . Converso Esslek,
college- graduate and daughter of
an .arletocrtitic Boston family. The
decree . ended her . marriage to
Charles KssiPk, a former convict
of the Colorado penitentiary. Mrs.
Esalck was given the custody of
their three children.
After receiving high honors m
aocialogy and kindred sciences.
Miss Converse loft college ; and
went to N6w York to engapo in
social service- work in 1019. There
she met Esslck, who had been
.released a short time before from
the "penitentiary1 and had been
aided by Thomas Mott Osborne.
(former warden of Sing fling. Os
borne gave the ex-convict a posi
tion . in ; his , prison investigation
bureau in New York. As social
workers, the couple came, togeth
er on equal ground. Her studies
Imbued : her . with sympathy and
jiimlerstandtng' fbr the criminal.
tKus their acquaintance devel
oped into -a -romance.'";
They '.were married Sept. 1 3,
1920. at Mount Hope. Idu., and
went to live in Colorado.
I tusk Hi's lift in- to He Sold
'LONDON, (AP) John Rus
kin's home, "Rranlwood House,'
Coniston, Lancashire, where the
poet lived for 25 years and riled
in 1900, is to be sold. In 1SS5
by deed of plft, Huakln nmdo over
his house and contents to Mr. nnd
Mrs. . Arthur Severn, "praying
them never to sell the estate of
Brantwood, nor to let any portion
of it upon building h;as." lie
also requested that they "accord
during 80 consecutive days In each
year such permission to strangers
to see the house and pictures us
I hnve done in my llMlmo."
Kxigenrlis of fortune nre bo
Iteved to be the fenson for the aalc
And even if a man in .Chlcnso
did hlte his landlord we all can't
live in. Chicago. '.- . .
MOM'M POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
OH BfV.THEBcS JAV.1
IU. 6STHIAATD POSH
GBi
SES inr
MS 60
. IT'S JUST A BAD CUT IN N
HIS HEAD MR4 TV TS-HE'LL
' 1 EE AURISHT IN A FEW OAVS- Y
. V IIU. eH BACK ACA1.M "U5MORRCW
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
CVeRTT,
1 -?C3P STOKY
'&.For YOU Tet-C IT7 JArtiSON,,l YEAH -ISLL.WC
JvHeTrKSv? 1 iUftS
IT'S A L''lT ' S '
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THAT eiNCS. TH& CASfS
JrJi
La Grande
"The Triflers"
Showing at
Sherrys Today
No more dramatic and convinc
ing Btory has been brought. to the
screen In some time, nor one told
with greater clarity than li. P.
Schulberg's new Preferred Picture,
"The Triflers," adapted from tho
novel by Predlrcck Orin Bartlett,
at Sherry's; . . 4 . ;
Thousands gf people, read the j
fajscinuting and delightful tale, that 1
IJartlett unrolded in bis story of
tho beautiful girl, whoso. corroded
viewpoint so cheapens life; and Iter
eventuu! capitulation. and admission
after an, ,,ldv is nir' -wfien the
right man came along. ' It ipade a
remarkublc story, the book .reach
ing the best seller c1n.s,' and this
reviewer., ventures to say that its
KiifeeMs'as a plclurb will be, exin
wider. ' ' ' - ' -
' Not. from beginning fo end, Is
the spectator's interest permitted
to lag.; The characters Htand out
upon tho screen, roveulod ns life
like, ns: if, the picture were In
reality tv play, going . on before
your eyes. The ntory Itself is a
slice of lire. It tells of the troubles
of the rich In their quest for, hap
piness, llrlnging home sharply and
true,; the philosophy that money
aloite, doesn't insure hnppinoss and
contentment.
Apart from the very absorbing
theme around which the picture is
so firmly welded the story Im
.sfemewhut' radical in Hh nature, In
no far, as there is no "other, wo
man" so common in present day
pictures. And though there Is n
villain he Is no niorfl u trifler
with life than In this heroine. The
only difference between tho two Is.
that she sees the light of love and
answers Its call, while ho remains
a vallaln.
the niagniriceni
setting, ' which
FRIENDS
HZ A'.WILS,
VJUEELCWAia
CAUSE IT
- Z DOMT
amjw. aao
a
eARlM'aS.
APTcv2 AO.
bosted;
Lap
WANT To TeLV0O
I .CJC5N'Tt 'WANTTO ,1
cafr - --.Bid
Theatres
show tho natural beauties of Cali
fornia, with its old, Spanish atmos
phere nnd Old World settings, there
arc 8'vcn reasons why this latest
IV I. Kchulberg production is a
very rare treat. Those seven are
the stars who play tho important
roles of the story.
' Tho cast in reality relMs like a
Who's Who in stardom.
Mae lUisch, plays the part of
Marjorle' Stockton, Frank Muyo is
Monle, Covington, n bluso young
Trlfler who succumbs to ihc charm
and beauty of the girl. T-JlloU Dex-
ter. in onu of the finest roles of his,
career, jj.ee Moran, adds his aensu
pf comedy In a fine part, Kva No
vnk. beautiful and charming, I,loyd
Whlllock ad Dorothy Hevler play
Farm For Sale
- 80 acrrs of -choice loamlaml,
near SurntnervlMe, wolf Improvea
With stock and". implements; gorm
fall gtuln. All clear, no ' mort
gagee a-: paying farm and always
has been. If you have $3,000
cash and' want a good farm, pric
ed right, permit mo to show you
this exceptionally good piece cf
land. ,. ., ' . I
' 100 ncrca with a new bungalow
house, a splendid barif, a large
constantly - flowing spring, con
ducted into house and barn lot,
about KO acres In cultivation, bal
ance In timber and pasture.
House completely furnished and
(arm Implements nearly new. Call
and let me show you what ' $7'i0
will purchase. This does not all
have to bo cash. Owner Is now
resident and has made a price
to move It. ' ,
GEO. II. CURRKY
Bonded Realtor ,
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A Mystery
VhRV- HCX ( K f D'DN'TVOU V NOTASOUL-ATcAN'r V WELL THERE'S SCMtTHlNa fONNV )
( TftE WORLp CaD Vi wu ai A uqtij s SEE ANVONE PSORc OUT WHAT HIT ME !i ABOUT THI3 - I FOUND TrtlS .
(.this happen? i T a&cm. V abound at crwjers it came FROM- AvKj UTTLE IRON A0TOM0BILE V
it rj
Ignorance
JAV? rV,
PUSHES
HJ - S BalL
U ; UWATS 7M- ) ( WMAT 0O VOW IWtwr I ' 1 ft DOJT kETCH h- &
C IP YOU Hci.3 JJ L t . V . !ll 7o VI'
L- CDdSZ . I SUCAJUJSA.V ('HI .-.m-ywv y
;'r ,iJls s to .v prxjsc j WHSy fi r?rT
(mmhT& MRkT v'wfetf
the monV Important roles.
With the direction of l.ouis Oas
nler, "The Trifleis" with its till nlar
cast, Its beautiful settings, its iow
erfu! story, and its, firamatlc cli
maxes, bids fnlr to join the list of
best productions of l he season.
Comedy showing "Mac's Uet.h."
Director Scores
Triumph with New,
Film at Arcade
Henry King, the directorial gen
ius, who has to his credit such film
.successes r.3 "Itomola," "The White
Sister," "Tol'ablo David" and oth
ers, has added to bis laurels with
his latest Paramount, photoplay
"Any Woman." at the Arcade.
Tho picture, which was adapted
from Arthur Somen Roche's ab
sorbing story of the same name,
is an entertaining mtxturo of tense
drama, suspense, thrills and heart
appeal. Tho production bus been
extravagantly mounted, lius many
luxurious settings nnd backgrounds.
contains several rather unusual
Tea turns, including "the trcusure
hunt," society's newest fad, and has
a line-up uif players, who acquit
themselverf most creditably and in
some cases," with considerable dis
tinction. Allco Terry, who needs no intro
duction to tho millions of movie
goers, has the principal role, 'that
of a beautiful,, well-educated so
ciety debutante, who lg forced to
go to work Wirt n her millionaire
father suffers a physical and finan
cial breakdown.. ...
Tho story rapidly" develops com-,
plications galore, for . Allco. soon
learns that men are more Interest
ed in her femlnlno charms than
they nre In her brains nnd ability.
In the end, however, she manages
to achlevo'happlncss with a young
salesman, who honestly and sin
cerely loves her.
Mlas Terry, ns usual, given a per
formance that is perfection itself.
However, not nil tho aellng honor;)
Tall to the lot of tho stately. Jlor
leading man, Krnest Glllan, a new
Hcreen "discovery," shows marked
evidences of the ability which first
brought hi mi to the attention of
Director King. Thelma' Morgan,
noted society beauty, lias, an im
portant part and gives a very good
account of herself.
Polk County Fnlr Succors,
DAIXAS, Ore Tho Polk coun
ty fair, which closed hero last
week, was the most successful In
tho history of the fair organisa
tion. Kor the first time admis
sion was free and as a result the
attendance was much larger than
ever before. Brush college won
line in hi premium on community
booths
with Liberty second. Gov
Vrnor
Merce was present and de
an address.
.Jivered
Mustn't bo too positive about
nnvlhln&r. Crazy people , usually
think the rest of the worl In
fo no.
Snodgrass &
Zimmerman
Exclusive .
Undertakers
Our Invalid Car la used but
for one purpose of convey
ing tho sick and Injured any
where they want to go.
' '
Main 82 Nigh! or I my
Is Bliss
Professional Directory
Thla director ta eupt-cialljr liamly for the newcomer or
for tlia out-or-town rvailer who may nam tho name Mil
mtiltvsa of gome tirofosHlonal nun. It lias boon earoriUly' pre
pared anil, will prove to' be a rwuly aid to anj nader In Ob
tutu luf prouivl professional at?rvice - ; - -,-
Classified For Quick Reference
, Attorneys ; Physicians & Surgeons ;:
iiCGil B. brady Attorny-t- TE''',1r- orcn- w. o. ..
Lw. ofdeo Weat-Jacobaoa Uulld- pl,f J'S',,lB a,ia aur8e",
cocnnA! ad RBKmiAitD on. ,,!5.,.n.0KyYs.,, '
T. Cochran and Oolon It. Kberhard, L,';-K .",,,,J.V1!.M- . .
Attoroeva at Mw. t. Orando Na- mcl'f to dlaeasna of th
tlonal Uank binding-. Tolephouo ,. b".ei No' nd Tlr?t-
Alalu II. . '"ew f iy Telephone
. lluildlnic ' Main It
noilBHT tv BAKIW Attorney mt pSy&KSSTfiuliSon
iabaon buildina. T.l.pnunotaln Ttf
CAM, a. IIKI.M Attornoy at Law. HlgllAlinv. I.ANIils M.o.
ltoom JO, New Voloy Uuildlnir. Puyalclan and Surueon,
Telephone Main 779. Gardner Telephone
J UuildlUH . . UUD t(
Dentists ' ' ' '" "; '
W. I. MrADORY, H. O.
J. ' ' ' . Burneon
" ' " - New Foley Telephone
lialldlnic Main It
Or. C W. EBWIJf-Dentlat. Qard- .,
. mt BulMIn T.laphon. Main H. Ph, "icl.n "nl i'Surs'on -
' Now Foley Telephone
Hulldlng Main H
Dr. IU B. MILLEn Pentl.t, ltoom. . .... ,
. Telephone Main 70. Practice llmiLeil to dlHeaaea of the
' J3y, Ear, Nose and Throat
- - ' loonia 18-1 S Telephone
, Sommer Uulldlng Main 77
' "T'oi b! JUlTl'.EijArchlteet BICKAni)OX, M. D.
Ilooin 1 Surgery
La Orande National Uank Building- Rooma 11-17 . Telephone
mlmmmmmmmmmmmmm Souiiuer liulldlng . . . Main la
. niTlFl'ti lit KHAM) ri.NKD ' : -j; .
. Osteopathic Physic! ans :
TlKNn, Orp.--Too nnirh -dovo- m
Hon to lila )ro pntiBotl l.oulR '" " 'j hvi;i,k d o -' '"
Bkjersaa to pay flno of JIM in Qenoru'l uatoopathlo 'Practice
police court' horo.' makoakhv uniw ik k 1
. '. . ' . ,, . Praatloe limited to care of infanta
A local physician prescribed Sommer TeiephoDe
beer da a 'euro . for - an ailment Building , Main lot
from which alio was suffering af- v' . ": ' '
tor birth of a child. ' s
Rkjprnan, In tho cnthualuam of beer from Its -'hiding place, that
his husbnndly affection, made a she had seen them doing so In t
big- quantity ,of .beer. Then tho ,lmim ,
police Tabled his place nnd found '
5(111 bottles or It. Mayor Vox, act- - '
lug police Jildsr, decided there
was justification for possession of ' j
some beer, hut not for having 600 T P PDIC
bottles of It. Ho fined akjersaa W JCa A V tLt O
160, .' . TaUors, Cleaners, Dyers
Mrs. Skjersaa had told tho po- Anil , 1'rts.scrs
lice when they were carrying the , ( PHONE. MAIN tM i
j . Depot Street
vTAPP ' ' Conned - Rebuilt.
111 Mill Feather Mattresacg Made
ViriVla. Pillows lltmovnted
'fH ksn AFrsn MAY II 1 '' Fluff nag. Made f.vrai
LEAVE L11AV1C v o'd enrpets.
I'nion I,a Grnudo 1'urnlliiro Itepuircd and ,
9:00 A.M. , 1:00 P.M. Recovered
11:16 1. m. ' " cm p. m. La Grande Mattress
l oo p m s,u""" K:.o p m & Wcaviasr Works
nca.lquaitcm, Somuic, Hotel cllH, Xards, Prop
nilTi.nl,,. A Combination tof Good
SSJ BREAD
SUPERFINr
PURITY e
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