La Grande evening observer., September 23, 1925, Image 7

. ydrwstlay, September 23, l!)25.
THE LA GRANDE EVENTING CnSERVEI!
- Page Seven
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The Observer Want Ad Page
I The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR RENT
irfi I1KNT Itoom with board,
f , fcr two. Prefer grhool girls .or
' ' rrarlii-m. Call 1404 O Ave.
4I 1 ' '4--!!-3tp
.FOR 1 HKNT Apartment. Adulta
, . only. 1307 Ft-nn. 2-8-1'J-tf
,)FOR KENT Ileum with, board,
. 8 ptr week. 13;o Y Ave.
; ' 2-9-lSi6t
5 ':FOIl HUNT Furnished Apt. Wav
j. erly Apt. 2.0-ll(.6tp
j OR HKNT TIm'r
I ' " house Ith bnsrn
('- room stucco
rmpnt. lawn tuid
t. . trii'H. .Y'ftll 1:11. W liKfrirn nftn
i . or evi-nliiKS. 4-9-lOtf
VOll HKNT Small furnished
l' bungalow. Cozy homo with
h. pUasanoe around It. . Call SOS.W.
"1 : 3-9-1 6-tt
FOR HAI.Ej
FOf! BALK '1 Ji-rwy oow, J4r,.00.
" Phone. JG4-MV . . 2--22-2tp
;'FO!t .SAI.M .Krunswick phono,
i ' graph with- rei-orda ?HI. ISOG
! I'd Ave. . . , 2-9-!2-3tp
i.RORRAI.ETulIp :blllt4;V. 13211 X
t!.vavpkue. . ..' .: -,2-9-22-at
If OH HAI.R - PaateuriKed milk
I an! creanv. Delivered an-regu,-';.;.'!ar
routes. Mt. Kmily Dairy,
'f Phone Main CIS. 8-K-U.tf
, ,
pon SALE Furnll lire: bed, dln-
:V Ing rooi
i :,t' 427-Jil,
: Ing room. table and chairs. Tel.
, V 2-8-21-U
If Oil SALE-i-200 acres' alfalfa and
t meadow, pasture. Write 1 W.
1 Kembttll, Elgin. . 3-9-21-3tp
FOIl TIIADK1 041. acres range
; t land 2U miles: northeast Durkeeif
for 1.0. Orande property. Call
;i Observer. -: - 3-9-19-mp
I'lon SALE 860 acres a miles from
,. fin Grande, all tillable, 175 in
' winter 1 wheat, well improved,
:' - stocky machinery, llargaln.- If
) interested phone 259 or write '..
-VJ Hopkins, 1a Grande. '6-9-19-titp
SFlilt SALIi Timothy seed. 100 lb.
JL, B. Hull, Summervlllc.
29-10-lrnp
J'lANO MUST BE SOIJ sac
;. rtfice high-grade piano in stor
age near here for immediate sale.
Will givfl easy terma to an estab
lished homo. For full partlcuf
Xars nnd whnre- it rrniy b seen,
fldUrrsn Portland Mtuclc Co.. 227
tlth Ht.f Portland, Ore. 9-9-2 1-Gtp
WANTED Jlenistltchlng. 6c a yd.
FOR SALE
?' ; Six-room house, lure tract, o.x
,.cHlent soil, on North Dopot. A
lurm part of the family -living
,;cun be grown on this place.
; Ten acres. 3 miles cast of La
' Orande,. Good house, barn and
garage, 400 young cherry trees.
4 acres In alfalfa. IS.EiOti; terms'.
Thirty acres in Cove, just a few
Mocks from center of city. Clood
house, barn, modern . poultry
houses, running water, a few
; cows, chickens and an ncrc or
lo in bi'iTir-s: would make more
than a comfortable living, ,
Money to loan on farm lands.
20 years' time If you desire or
ran be paid nt any time. So
commissions. Tnlon T.lfe Insur
ance company money. Established
many years. , .Over $&ft0,000.0oo
Invested in farm loans.
GEO. II. CURREY
Ronded Realtor
HEATERS
NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD
From $1.00 lo $80.00
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE j '
Furniture Exchange
Mr mid Jefferson Pboue 474-J
1 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE .
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; PHONE MAlX 37 -
' . '"An Observer Want Ad -.
Will Do It"
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey, 1S08 tnd St.
" , 1 " 8-23-lmp
WANTED TenniKters. 1707 Jef
ferson Avo. '. l-9-22-3tp
WANTKII To take care of chil
dren in own home during- the
day. Call 36S-J. S-0-22-tltp
WANTED ilaicelling by licensed
operator, leor. App't call 1U9
W. Grace ljarnes, 1702 Adams.
, 8-29-1 nip
WANTED Hemstitching; and dress
making at Sinirer Sewing Ma
chine office, Foley Illdg.
8-24-lmp
WANTED Buttons . mado. 'Hera
.stitching. Art anil Aia by Shop.
9-4-lm
WANTED Washing at home.
Will call and. deliver. Phone
290-M. 2-8-25-lmp
EXPERT HAlIt j'OHBING nnd
.trimming for women end chll-
dren. i Men. barber. Colonial
lleauty Shop, Foley niilg. 9-lli-tf
WANTED Pressing and Cleaning.
Zweit'el's Tailoring. Main 178.
Delivery. 10-8-2G-lm
NOTICE! Moles, warts, superfluous
hair removed by electrolysis, no
scars. All work guaranteed.
Colonial lleauty Shop, K. Lucille
Daly, Foley Bldff. "20-8-13-tf
LOST
LOST Fur nock piece between
2112 Adams and I'luvlo Oil Sta
tion. - Return to Observer of
fice. 3-9-19-8t
tto xonx.v n. akiiohf.
norKAWAY, Ore. The tug
boat Norma R, operated by the
Wheeler Lumber company, washed
cshoro on the ocean beach ncur
Ilockaway nnd was still high and
day after two unsueceasful attempts
to get lines aboard from another
tug. The crew of the Norma B.
was rescued by .thp coast guard
from liar View. T .
The Norma H. was cruising in
N'ehnlem liny when her. fuel be
came exhausted and she .was car-'
rled out to sea by the tide. Heavy
'beach . - - -..-,.- .
NEW TODAY
HKI.P WANTKII l'Vnmle Kx
pertenee slenosrapher - elei-k.
llnst be efflelent In stenography
. unit accurate typlxt, alm able ;o
do Eenerul clerical work. Aildrcna
reply t). AV Observer. 6-9-23-tit
TOlt. ItKNT tine sleeping room,
nicely furnished, 1J r nionlli.
17S-.M. . . 3-9-82-3tp
FOH HALK I'niverKiil heatlliK
stove, good as nvw. t'all J 7a-Al.
, . . :-u-23-atp
Wll.l, TltADH
. cuw and ha'.
aood car for milk
L'or. 7th & ' Avo.
a-9-aa-iip
l'H)l! SAI.K Good serviceable car
or will trade ror good piiuio. In
quire Observer. . -9-3llp
FOH KAI.K Cook
Walnut St. ,
shuck..
. .. .2-9-:
2SDS
:)-litp
etaoinlnn
'.vm:u niticK
Steam healed,
modern i-ooiiih, -with
board.'. e .
wit limit
2-9-22-lt
l''()l! SAI.K Sweet eati!K appliss.
l ajl 337-M. . ., a-M-j:i-4 1
KOU; IlKNT.'A small homelike
bunifnlow, cozily lui-nisli'ed,' Hent
very ' reuKonniili!.'-.: fholie s4-lt
or lli.1-11... : J-9-2S-llp
t .-f.'OO.W I1AV Nlsl.iv AI-lrtlfA
rMAU.SHI''llil,l, Ore., Klsliermen
who were. out at hlKht -"-ported a
brilliant dlsntay pf jiiortheim Ughm.
an unusual sllflft here'. The' ills
play continued I'm' nn hour and
.'iome of the, fishermen, who were
not-(ietiinin(ed with the phenome
non, were frlHhtenedy. ;. r '
The display was described as
covering a laiife part or the north
ern sky and the flashes were bright
and lipped with orange.
nelng in love can take up almost
as much time as regular loafhiif.
LARGE
FARM LOANS
?5,000 to $20,000 prcfened.
Retire that 8 loan with
one at 6Vi No additional
charges op commissions. .
La Grande Investment
Company
BONDED REALTORS
Sellable Agenta for lb-ltabl
Insuranco CenipanleM.
1101 Adams Are. Mala 751
MOMTVl TOP
Hop S.W
NI6HT
AFTER HS
ATTORNEY
EXPLAINED
itifrri-Ai
Him
Dreams of
STRIPED
PiniT-
W3 SLUrdSER5
1 1 There goes That lawkr. ) 7s ( r f- ( T,.. r7
M- MAY6EKE VOOLOU3TCN 1 f : ixJr tt
( lb A CfViB PROPOSITION J?" J s- N Vri reuwuwcsuii
I-waiY- ,", C - (OHIEREl vmAT LAW FIRM DO
V MF Cnfr5V,iiT t ) N. Tk2ct VOL) RctRESENT ? VV OM HI9 ACCIDENT POLICY i-'
, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
r7
VJrW.
THAT GOX &C CANDy,
ISAVT7JLATA1ICC
OP MS? .
W44S W
FEttVLt-S?
1
rf
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
Roo
Yiouf?
La Grande
'.'Girls Men Forget"
At Sherrys
Today Only
Whrn n frirl Iobos Hi rfsprcl
of men Bhe finds horalf in a
prrtty procarioiiK position. Afior
ihut onythinpr muy Impprn if tho
Rlrl doesn't watch out;
"Oirls Men Vorgot," which cornea
to the Sherry thwter today 1ms as
Ha ccntrnl eharuetwr that sort of a
fjtrl. Kitty lhane.uwakPs to this
realisation1 uhout liersclf all of a
-sudden. ; i'or a loiiff time she
prided herself on the fact that
Kho 'Wji known !as the. "life of
every party" .she wns invited ,on.
Tint In playinfi: the: ffood fellow
p)ie lout the-respect of hej friends,
llow alio, koI out -of her predica
ment is a story tKiit'-nmlfeti "Olrl.s
fen lo rpet" one' of tho most
startling nml pleasing; pictures of
the ejuson.. .'- . . .
The pk'turo is based on the
American Magazine story by Kan
nle Kflboume entitled ."The Girl
.Who Was the Life of the Party."
It wflB produced and directed by
l Maurice ('aiiipbcli untl Is Hp'onfiored
by rrlncipal I'lelures corporation;
Patsy It iH h Miller and Johnny
Walker. Kri-at favorites, head the
east, while others who appear are
Alan Hale, Shannon l.iy, Krances
Raymond and Wilfred Lucas.
Also showing- a comedy.
"The Lucky Devil"
Opens Run
At The Arcade
"The l.ucky Devil," a story of
speed, thrills and romance by lly
ron Morgan, is Richard Dlx's lat
est stnrrinR production for Para
mount "Krank Tuttle, who ninde
"Too Many Kisses" nnd "Miss nine-
(5000 TO MS -SWE
An 7J1EM UiE
-r Ih. 1,1. L
TPfcM UP-DOMTDaoP
1U. WZSCr-'
BS.T TllES'S
A3E (SOCD'
THtRG'S W.EWTY
om thb- floor fciR.
fPBR to wees
(P "OU PUSH 'EM
VoiaiH A SIT i
Theatres
board," directed the picture, which
Is durvat the Arcndo theater for a
two days' run today.
Dix, ns Kandy Farmnn, is a.
young cbup who demonstrates auto
camping outfits in a store window.
Ils enthusiasm leads him into a
silly situation and he Is fired. Put
ting half his earnings Into a raffle
for a beautiful speed car at a char
ity bazaar be wlna It.
He starts off on a trip to see the
country. At a tourist catnp he
moutfhrtnv falls In love with, Doris
Me nee. .sue ana her mother are
bound for an unslate town in a
Ford. Thcy are going to receive a
gift- from a distant relative wrote
and salft' be wanled to glvv them,
Knnuy nnd Doris get nlong very
well until she flndrt out certain
.things thaV tpako ij loolc as though
h e we re Rudolph V r 9 n k I y n e, a
wean ny yoi;ng uoiiikmt 01 many
love affairs. Karly next morning
she leaves without saying goodbye.
He follows hut Is arrested for
spc'dingj After spending a night
In jril ha gives the judge one hun-
iln'd of his rapidly disappearing
dolhirs and starts out again. While
I rhnnglng llren, a passing cyclist
itakes tm laHt cent from his pock
cts. . -
Randy rambles along, trading
the accessories' of his car for gaso
line. Me comes upon Doris and
her mother just n the last drop of
gas is exhausted. They nrc stuck
with engjne trouble. After assur
ing them that he never heard- of
Kranklyne, hi taken the gas from
the flivver and tows lliem lo town.
The trio arrive to find the rela
tive Is In an Insnne nsyljjm. so the
note moans notlilng. Randy hnsu't
a dollar to his name. What's to
be done? -
He henrn of an auto race which
1h to bo run nt the county fair. The
only thing that bars him from It Is
Hie entrance fee but It must not
nil be tolrt.f i ; ; . ; .i 1-
The picture Hrjnpi it all to the
Slim
1B25 BY NCA ftftVICE. IKC. f
They Wouldn't Be Pigs
5
LL EAT
MO, I WOmtw
M eoV.' t CAH
MAUDlV WAIT
J
)i
sei-een within the next fi w days.
Ksther Kal.-'ton, who "pi i't d llu
muttier in "l'eter. ran" and was
also seen In "'i'lu' (loose rliuijl
IllKll." "The Little Kr.'IlelT tllrl."
and "HcKKar on llorsebaek." Is
Dlx's IcadliiK woman. other IiIk
names in tin: cist are 'Uuiihont"
hnllh. Anthon' .lowllt, Joe lliirkc,
.May Koy and Kdna May Oliver.
Sherrys Showing
"Age of Innocence"
Today, Tomorrow
"The Age of innocence," ad.ipled
from the Pulttxer prize novel by
Kdith Wharton, will be the new
Warner picture to be fhown at the
Sherry theater beginning today in
which Heverly liayne, Klllott Dex-1
tcr and Willard Louis form tho !
trio of stars to head tho cast.
Since Heverly Dayne's return to
the screen under the Warner ban
ner, she has scored such remark
able triumphs In "The Tenth Wo
man" and "Her Marriage Vow."
tbat she was unanimously chosen
to portray the exotic nnd fascinat
ing Russian Countess in "The Age
of Innocence,", who creates a furoiv
among the narrow-minded aristo
crats of New York society by rea
son of her unconventional views on
love and marriage.
Since he frequently played oppo
site Reverly ltayne In the old days,
it will bo interesting to see Klllott
Dexter In tho rolcAof Newland
Archer, the conservative husband,
who loses his head completely over
Miss Wayne's unusual beauty and
charm, and Is ready . to give up
wealth, position and prestige to win
her,
Tho rolo , allotted : to Willard
Toula, that master or whimsical
drollery, promises to give him lots
of scope for something delicious,
in thi style of the Prince of Wahvi
in "Reau RHinitm'!,'- Inasmuch an
ho will characterize Cornelius
Reaufort, connolhcur of rnre china,
wine and beuutlful women.
TIiIh Warner Claaslc of the
Screen was directed by Wesley
Rngglcs and photographed by
Johnnie Mescall. . ";
Comedy showing, "Obi Rrldget."
Savnut Wmks mi Ariirleial
lfnivi;ntloii of Oystera
Rmj.TN'OHAM. Wash, (AP)
The problem ot artificial propaga
tion of oysters may have been solv
ed by Professor Trevor Kinrald of
the I'nivendty ot Washington
zoology department on thf beds of
Sam loli Ray nenir here this sum
mer. He has kept the young of
Kasterrt and Japanese oysters alive
for two weeks and believes that
that proeera can be worked out
successfully.. - . .
The discovery would be a boon
to Pacific Ooast oyster beds, mist
of whiCh'are In Paget Sound and
In other Inland waters of the state,
local growers say. So far it lias
been necessary to import srod of
the bigger oysters from the Atlan
tic and Japan beds, us the cold wa
ter hero would kill tho spawn at
once, ...'.!;, .in, ..,. 1. .
IM'XAWAY OI'KNS HUIRfiK
MR. I, f! TV, Ore. That run
away horses do not believe In
nlgna was demonstrated here.
Men wen' repairing the flooring
on tho large bridge across the
Hantltim river, having large signs
at both sides thai, the bridge wits
closed. fonHblnrnbte material
STAGE
ON AM) A mCK MAY II
1.KAVU m:avh
I'nlon l a (irnnile
:00 A. K. 1:09 P.M.
J;16P. M. 6:30 P. M.
1:00 P.M. K:0P. M.
1. O. ncLAF'
: ncadqusi tors, Sonuncr Hotel
Hopes
OM
j-eCESA A DEABP.''aviHOLEB0X J
TIM TOW-) swriV'
EAT ) WU. BS r ) iJtf
Tills directory la especially handy for tho newcomer o
for the ont-of-iown remicr who may wnnt the Dnnie aatl
Bibin-8.4 of borne pi-ofilonul man. U has been carefully pro
pared and will pi wo to be ft ready aid to any reude la ob
taining prcmpl professional Hitriice
Classified For. Quick Reference
Attorneys
HUGH R. ltUAUY Attorney-nt-L&w.
oifiio 'cst-Jaeob.on liuiid
iiitf. TeUpUoou Main 111.
uooim.w and KnKRH ARD Geo.
T. Cochran and Colon It. ttberhnrd,
Attoriu-ya at Law, La Urandn Na
tional Hank builfJlnv. Tuluphoue
Alain 01.
IlOimilT S. BAKIN Attorney at
Law. , WVst-
Jacobaon building. Tolopnono Main
b'ii. .
CAM. O. IIKI.M Attorney at Law,
lloom 20, Nr foloy UulldlnK.
Tulvpbone Mttln 770.
Dcnttsta
Dr. c. w. Kltwix Dentist, Gard
ner Bulldinir. Tolepbon Main .
Or. II. n. Mil, I, fit PnntlHt. Rooma
0 to ir, J'alnuir'ltuoaaU' building.
Tulophonu Mixin 70. .
Arcltitect
t;. ii. Mil ium, Architect .
itoom 7
La Grande National ilanU Building
parked On tho brldftn.
A n:tll l,nv. ''.a
tojim or liorson hltrhod 'to a load
of lumhr-r. Tho homes borftntr-
ri-lirlif n.,l imnn ,.. ,.pn,.n. r
...... ........ ..... H.,, u.,,.,l wt
ii liiln nml t,.t...l ti.,.n.,i. ti.
wrtdgn on tho l"Jn. Tho lirliKo
uM-iit-(i iu li-uiiic in nn asionian
lnly short tlino, -workmon, Bcat
tfrlniT. Thp rnnnwny noiroiiatoil
Snodgrass &
Zimmerman
Exclusive
Undertakers
Our Invalid Car In used but'
for ono purpose of convey
ing tho sick and Injured any
where they want to go.
kMalu 02 Night or Day
BUTTERNUT
SUPERFINf
PURITY
K. J. McWILLIAMS
ME?-WHM I'M NOT A LAWYER
I'M A CLAIM AGENT tQR THE
Govm W3UKANCE CO -I'VE
JUST PAID Or F A CLAM To
TVTE FOR 50 BUCKS AfJtB
HI9 ACCIDENT POLICY
VJfTH OUR COMPANY
MO, we
"TWsM OWE
. OAiE.'
Physicians & Surgeons
sTKI.LA 1. llOllllKll. M, li,
I'liyalcianandtiurireon
Roomi 10-11 Tolophon
Somnier Building Ualn (&
UAitnt norfvr. H. o,
LKB nilliV V, M. U.
Practice limited to diseases of the
, K,!,el Nose and Thriat.
Ite.,Blr Telenbon
liulldlnic Main 1
K. ). Klltlir, Al. D.
Physlciau and Surgeon
Nuw,.r."'"v Telephone)
KiiltdlnK Main II
ltlCII Altl) P. LAN I1IH M. I.
l'byalclaa and tiurtfeou
Oardnor Tolepbon
Uuildlus Mala. I
DlrAIIUIIV, II, U,
burgcoa -Telepkos
Main it,
New Foley
UulldlnK
v. a. BIOOIIK, N. II.
Pbyieian and Burgopn .
,w,,?,oley 'felephon
., i., .' RALSTON, M. D.
Practice limited to dlmaaua ot the
Bar, Noo and taroat.
Ttooms 18-1J Telephone
Sommer UulldlnK Main 771
A. L. RICllARDSOlf, M. U,
8urgery
Uooma H-17 V Telephone)
Boimnor Bulldinir Main 1
Osteopathic Physicians
J. I.. INUI.R, II. O. ..
Genoml Osteopulhio lractlo
HAlKiAlllLl' 1NGLU. 1). O. .'
Practice limited to cars of Infant
UulldlnK Main 10
tho brldKo safely.
Hardest thing tu tho world la
working In a bank nnd counting bo
much 'money and getting so little
of It.
WEAVER'S
' Tailors, Cleanera, Dyere .
And Prcsaen
j,. PHONE BfAIN Ml
I Dopot Street
Mattresses - Ruga
... Cleaned ,- Rebuilt. .
J.-allier Mattresses Made)
l'lllomi ItcnoTiited
1'lufl Kuks Made f.oai
. old carpets.
Furniture .Kipalrvd and
Recovered
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
Llufiisc'd Fumltfntor
VHONE 424-W '
Clias. Edwards, Prop
A Combination of Good
OREAD
Made by .
La Grande
Bakery
By TAYLOR
By BLOSSER
WONT
BY
f A "WE WERE JUST i "rg
I TALKING ANO SpPDENLV JS
liS!
5
- firm '
4 fegStoC-
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