La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 27, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr losday, OctolKT" 27, Vm. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace Seven 7 if nii ni ine UDserver want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOR RENT f, FOR RBN'T Snmll house, furnluh ( ". ed, . all modern conveniences.1 10 Adunw. . 2-lci-2CJ(l'i ' O n- H K N T Hk-rping rooms. ! lhon Sii'j-J. i-lu-28-6ip KOK KENT 2 house, 'id. 470-M. :..'! - i-iu-m-tr i KOK Jt I'JNT &-ruoin liouse. (.'all '. . Wowily Apt. 2-IO-IO-llltp Oil nALilki I'OM 8AI.1C C-room modern borne, i - Vk cro ground,, full - buit-nu'tit 5 Mood lift tu Kitchen, built-in lea tutres, hardwood floor In living ?S ami dining room.Uys lo Mtunge mill' ami tireenwood school. - Tonus. Call !!21-J, .make a date , uifftr 5 p. in. ' 7-Ki-K-:t! L - ; l''OU , HALM Good eating mid cooking up pits on tree. It.'.c u 1 box.-. J.eii phone .2nS-M.. j -.j ; s ..io.2-::t t 1 OR- HALM OH Tit A DM Work : horses, !7o7 Jefferson. ' VV. 2-10-20-Stp I I PIANO KOIt HALM-t nis discount X. on late model piano with beau f". jAV'flnlsh. Can be luuidled on $io.oo monthly payments. Men- particulars write to O. A. Hom- Ington, cur Observer.- , y R PALM Kifteen-cow dairy' Cull Observer. Main ml route. j t"OH KALM Ao exceptional buy in i a modern &-room home; located i dn pavod street; prico . ?:000. : Security Jind A .SaviiiKs Co. FQR SALE Alfalfa hay. Innlre Waverly Apt. 2-IO-22-6tp FOR SALK Good cull pointocs at V $1.00 hucU at the ranch. L O. f Kennedy. 3-10-2-4tp FOft SALK Overstuffed wing, fire tide chair in dark green tapestry; .': removable cushion; good condt : tlon; comfortable; good looking. ' $25. Call Main 007. 6-!0-21-tf SAT" MS 'repairedi combinations changed.l J. Kosenhaum, M-104. , v .; . 2,-io-s-im ll SINGE F -l.se SINGER SEWING. MACHINE CO. L'sed machines cheap. We re- Iuir ull makes. IMiono 688-W, .. -C . -,. 3-9-30-lmp FOR SA7-.E ' Pasteurized mlllc i j 'Mid cream. JJeliyered on regu- tn n..t..B Alt ' l.-'.llUv TIllll'V. WA1N'1'-I WANTED Wears, seeking a con v"V'cUW'witft a slrons, sueeessfill . aiilesinun-toaet us our I tint riot Bargains i 10 acres extra good .''land, fair house and 'barii, close in; ?5000. . Modern apartment vhouse, close in r a real bargain. 'i . f'e have several good , modern homes at very treasonable prices and terms. See us before V you buy. WEEKS & BUCK KF.ALTOltK New Foley lllilg. Insiunnre - Loans 1 HEATERS f NEW OR USED, nn i.uu in 90U.UO . WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Til and Jefferson WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Time Is Short Get your name in; the new Telephone Directory It May Mean a Lot to You! Home Independent Telephone Co. u x Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five aterage -words tu Hie line) Per line, vlst insertion , ..10c Per luu, cni.'li added rim- -sremivu Ikisertiuti 7c Minimum cluirge on into ur- dur .2"c RATKH IIY MO.NTII $ lint's, ht month $2.0 :t lines, ier nioittii $u 25 4 lines, per month $MH line, per intmtli .....$ 1.1 5 VmvU additional line over five elmigeU nt otic per I mo xr IIHllltll. ( CASH IN AOVANCF. Is re qu Irttl on nil class 1 1 UkI oril wh lo earn Ute'se ralew. Higher ratios chui'KOl on nil creJlt In- KCI'llOIIH; Ci'py for all rlaslfirtl tinier must bo hi this office by 10 A. M. DAY O V INSURTION. Stop orders mi nil his:i'ttHl un til further irotieo niut bo it? cchetl by thu snmu hour or ex tri Insertion, will 1m dmruod. Telephonu orders sinklted. Cash ralfM tnny he cariict) on plione onlers by payment on or before, i!nte of last Insertion. j- IMIONR MAIN 37 "An Ohsi'rver Wont Ail ' "i ' Will Io It" . - . Manager In this territory. T,o the man who measures up to our (inaili'ieution, we can oi fer a very desirable contrucl whereby we assist him in organ lxing his force of suh-agents to the point where he is assured un income above the. average. A lo- cal office is not essential nt the start, though desirable. Thorough -assist unco and full co-operation both in the devel opment of desirable loans ns well os Havings Accounts, together with proper compensation are asm i red the right man. Address Sales Manager? Fl .KLiTY PAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 221 Fifth street. Portland. Oregon s 22-l-2C-3tr WANTMV) TO P.ITY About 100 good laying pulleta.j -CRll lInton .(.'reumtM-y. . . n. 2-10-2G-Utp WANTKIl ftM-soni Teamster, 1707 Jef. 10-20-2tp, WANTED experienced housi keener. Call Main. B S 2-1 0-1 6-tf -I..- ...-.a.. r iw.m WAXTKDCompetent housekeep- cr at i0 o Ave. 7 0-1 j-iry, W.V NT M D 1 h 0 Ilea d "of stock to winter. Homer-JJechtel. Wallowa. ... .... 2-10-21-Otp WA.VTMD TO I tlC N'T Two or three, the latter preferred, partly fiirnishert - house. light' house--keeping rooms or npartment on south side of tracks. Phone Alain 37 or inquire Observer. 10-21-tf MI'HIO LMSPONS Violin ond sar. ophone. Violin leaeher, H. A. Nickolaits; saxophone teacher, L. J. puller. Call M-119. K. Ore. Muslo Co. 5-10-22-lmp MONF.Y TO LOAN 12500 on np proved city or farm property. Win. Miller A: Co. 3-10-21-tf WANT i: D Washing at home. Will call und deliver. Phone 290-M. 2-9-29-lhlp MAN PAUPMU Kspert hnlr cut ting. Mobs, superfluous hair rennved by electrolysis. Colonial lit a ut y Shop. Phone M -!:(!. ' lo-8-tf WANTK!ISiittons mailfl. Hem stitching. Art and Baby Hliop. 9-4-lm COAL OR WOOD ., Exchange Phone 474-J A i n rage Counties' NEW TODA WANTKD Work by exporlonoed " saleswoman. Cutl Observer. . . 2-10-27-31p I'OH SaLK Potatoes, sacked In i the field. Come und Ket theni "while they Inst $1.70 per suck. T. A. Doss on W J. LMiillips place iu Kruiidule. 5-ln-7-ltpi VOH UK NT Olt KALM Modem I . five-room house. Paved street. .Clone in. Call 7!-J. to& N uve. 3-1 lip WANTMH ' Hoy. 16. wants work way through hiKh school. X, ob server. S-Hi-7-Mp iV!Ti:s iu iu;i,Atts ix Itiri TRN STOI.KN COOPS 'W MoT 'SATISFACTORY" P tU L A 1) M I.P II TA (AI)-A 1'hlltiilelphla store that was robbed invited the burglars to bring buck tho goods they too); If hot found satisfactory. Reulisifig the power of ndver listng. the store inserted a display ail. In local paper headed, "Notice! To the nururlars -wj Kolihed Our Store!'. The. notice said: "You boys are not using your powers of observation. (An un pardonable? -trait in any. burglar.) If you had read our advertisements and ' not Ire tl our very low prices yoti could have saved yourself the IrouhV; of 'breaking In io get the things you wanted. . We tire glad to know, how.Mf, that you prefer OCR merchandise. "Mvery urtlcle In our store is absolutely guaran teed by uswhether you buy it or steal H -'-rfoikes no difference, jr what you-fellows took doe not give you good .service, bring it back and we will make it good with the assistance of General Rutler." "P. S. Special reception for burglars culling after our store fiuBi-u. iruig your irienuM uiuii&- Host on man gives the preacher J t Till when In miuMtxi phurh sn nlt I sence makes tho preacher's heart grow fonder. Los Angeles man left $10,000 to girl who refused to murry htm. : Her kindness was never forgotten SALE T,a Grande is a mighty good town. More first-class residences have been built during the past three years, than any town m hundrcils of miles of us. liese tl'i .. .". ' J " 1 flHni V.M'Ai V '01 ( "vr L.'- -'f, ""lol iu.r ii- 8 Mennv-s companion think' otherwise, step out ami try und rent one . of .these, .new. nni'1 rn .up-to(Ril(!;prpprtieB.("-i tj r.te, a few new5 ' houses' are ' jVWw irt; eourwe of-f-wjiisU ueJlon. . Ii-,'ft'. permunent payrolls. A large farm-, ing'nntry siitt 'good TbadH vlitch sutmort large diversified indit tries. A large percentage of oUr resiilefjfli,'rtre Mfomr-owners. nuflil ing costs make this Imperative; lentals do not warrant capital to build modern homes for rent, t on.-H-qiif-ntly safety first necessi tates sooner or later a new' home owner. In un Industrial city li'te lJi GifiiKle, population Is some what more changeable, always has been, always will be. Mont oft"n a home ran be purchasel m ich cheaper than the buyer can buy a lot and build, ami mueh more easily -financed. I have s-vern I such properties listed to- lny of this cltaracler. GEO. 11. CURfcEY " ItliALTOIU t v. ''aini Ixtans mom pop FRECKLES AND HIS H 1 6 the yJORDS op the emimemt spurskn ) " I JiriSlMtfTSOHARDTdBWN MONEV AS IT IS f') To?EMDITWEUL" I AM CDMFlDEMT J r VOU COULD SAVE AUSTIN SMALL r- VWW5 IF YOU TfeiED S I -'mavooTHAY ip voo I ano got vooestup- J r?l v - - j- ,. - i ,. , OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE La Grande Theatres j Gets High Flying LtlUgh Picture The fastest sight-seeing tour on record occurs in lieginnld Denny's .latest Cntversal-Jewel feature, "111 Show You the Town," coming to the Arcade theater, commencing Wednesday. ,. Wit-h jiist thirty ' minutes In which to show a wealthy widow the sights of the town, Denny accom plishes the unusual feat In h'ss than a quarter of un hour. Tho custoinnry rubber neck wagon or liolis lioyce, was discarded by the star woo rejoiced in the opportun ity to ride his old hobby-horHe his airplane. Cissy Fitugeruld, who plays ope of the character leads In tin br-.lueliun, was give,n th- .thrUl. Un a hurried flight over u metropol itan city. 'Incidentally,' tho airplane ' used so ollectlvt y.. Ill "I'll Hhow You the Town," Is Denny's private ship In which he hns made several long trilis. Jienny is an expe'rlencetl aviator ami Oevulea Ills spare time to flying. ,- .'., "I'll Hhow You 1 the ; Town." adapled hum Klnu r Davis rollick ing novel of the same name. Is the ulciry of a young professor who is placed in the h. run go predicament of having to show ihree different women the sights of the town at the same time, keeping each of the women In Ignorance of the other's existence. Denny is supported by a notable cast including Marian N::.on. IMward Kim lull, Lllyan Tashman. Ifayden Stevenson, Cissy Kitzgernld. Margaret Livingston, Neely l-:d wards. William , A. Car roll, Martha MaltoX, Helen Oreene ami Lionel I'tuham. The produc tion was mude under thrt direction of Harry A. I'ollnrd. ; FRIENDS ACTUA1. "-i. OPT)lS SPAMWIM5 WAS TOO PATHETIC Fob os To so tE pass By Condo "Romola" Showing Last Time This Evening The mantle of Elennora Duso and of Sarnh Bernhardt has fallen upon the frail shoulders of an n'Tlcnn girl, according to such distinguished opinion as that of . pn HMi-iresneuner, of George Joan Nathan, John ' Harrymore, ruia Negri, Theodore Dreiser and James Branch Cabell. And Lil lian Gish" wears the proud mantle with alt of the girlish simplicity and loveliness that have won all hearts. At once the most authen tic, the most subtle and the most elusive artist of our generation, she stands alone; the one supreme genius ot the screen, Her appear anee at tiny , theater Is un cyenl, pf supreme . importance, ami u lulie pride in announcing that her new est p it: t tire, "Uomola," said to be her fineut effort, will lie seen at Sherrys for the last time tonight. Also showing, the comedy "Knipty 1-IeudH." , , . Famous Footballers Filmed in Touching Tale of "Red Clay" ' Traveling miles to catch a collego football game was one of the Inter esting trilis William Desmond made when he filmed his scnsattunnl new drama of the modern Indian.! "Red Clay." his forthcoming Cnl-I versal starring vt-hlcle which will be seen, commencing Wednesday' at the Htnr theater. The story Is' a heart-Interest lulo to a gigantic theme, and enucted In U setting of . thrills and oxcileuicnt. Desmond plays a modern Indlnn I ' a college man and a football ' hero, and, in order to show tho Pop Is ' - VOU COULD WEAR A SHIRT SEVERAL DAV5 A f --a.UL,.'- COLLARS CUT UWNLAUNDRV M SAV-.lMMe . I 8V ToRMIMGTHE CLSFFS COT DOWN g;-.LC AV2 Kl.T?El? BANDS MAKE CHEAP I TxL DOLIAE OGAO "TiJFN 7 YOUR CIOTHES PRESSIMS BILLS BV (. . I 5ACTCS CAM POT CARDBOAKD ) Sfttfo ajJD TftawP IT 'Ixl 1 POTTING YOUR TROUSERS UMDER V I ' INSIDE VOUR 6HOES WHEN THE SOLES SMAPW' rT S1! ihV . THE MATTRESS ATNIGHT ANDNEVEI? ) KfB WORN THR0U6H AMD- f,)L "ih-Z $A I UT ; ' V NEAR VOUR COAT AROUWD . Tr-l . '- . , , T-iy-,- 1 . ; Tag's Answcr'Is Unexpected. UJELL,DIDVW . AI6 EM0U6W PUM Jp TO MAKE OP FofJ 7U6 SPAN1HIM6? )'. football episode, u special trip wus made from t'niversul City to Ihe Cnlverstty hf Caliromla liftWI ut Ilerkeh y, . here the contest he tnetn sr.uifonl and Calliornia. the w stern int lege gridiron classic, w n s t a k e n us a bur kg ro u n d for the play, lly special arraugmeiit I iciinoml played in several tow as i.-ii ii t li,. til it n r nrl t it in fnr 1 he caiiiera. . - i T,he new lulo Is the story of the! insepurnble barrier between the t red and while races, showing thut. I no mutter what -culture thu red J man may achieve, he is slill burred t from the love of u white man. How the red hero of the story sac ri rites his love on the altar of prejudice forms a gripping theme. Sensations abound, too a thrilling buttle, a sensational rescue, and other remarkable bits of excite ment. Marcellne Day plays the heroine of the new story, and Albert Smith, premier villain of the screen. Hilly Sullivan, of "The Lea ther Pushers." Lola Todd, .Yuen Seabury and other standard artists complete the cost. VII'-.lt1N(iK.N. KX-CltOWV I'liixcirs I'.xii.i:. is mt .ioim:: to maixmsii AM STICK HAM (AP) WU'rln- m-n. wlili'li nonii'ViMi woriuwuie Inl'li'ly Ihroujfh the plurf of vxllo of tin' lli'imnn fx-i'iown prlntw Wlltluni. Is un Island no moio. It now forms purl of thrt kii'iiI 1 .iiydiTT.i'i' ilmlniiKi' Hchfini'. A Ini'wly liil'i iliirn one and onti-nmr mill's In length now linllos Wli-rln- Ki'ii wllll III" nmlnlimil. This l.i. I however, only n Hinall heKlnnlitH. It inny take llullnnd a mis he fore rriilly.InK her amliltion to ailil I lltHI sqiinre' miles to her territory !ly reelullillliK .the Zuyderaee, n jirojeet estimated lo cost $110,- UIIU.UUO. OVSTKIt l'.i:l rXM'NII OI'P loAs'r op ai;i;ntin. 11CKNOS .AIltKS (AP) The dlscoverv of an oyster bed cover ing nearly 400 square miles off the' coast of 1'atugonla has been re-. ported to the ministry of agricul ture by the chief of ihe fisheries bureau, recently returned from a survey of the gulf of Han Matlas. Tho location of the oyster bed Is given as about 20 ' miles south of Tort Han Antonio und at a depth varying from 16 to 20 meters be low the level of the sea. The oys ters are stated to be of excellent quality, . . (;i;umans "find mohi; potasu KHKIirrua. Germany (AP) De pout Is of potnoh salts of un etc cepilonul (uality are reported to litivn ltiin HtrnrIt 1.1 1 n iliTith if 800 yards at Buddingeh potash woras niier inree yars or comiu ued' borings. The concern, subsi dized by the government of lladeii, was established three years af?o. Mattresses - Ruga Cleaned - Rebuilt. Feather Mattresses Made" IMIIoiVH Renovated) ' Fluff lings Made frotu old cnrtlJ. FurulturA Iti'pulreU anJ ItiH-overt'il La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works IJci-iimil Fumlgnlor MIOVK 424-W CI i oa. Kt I wards, Prop T For Sale! A( A Knci'lflco A 20,000 capacity circular mill, und all necessary equipment, buildings, etc.. In first class shape. Knur million feet of Idaho West ern Hoft Pine uvalloble. Ad dress P. it, Box OiiO, Boise, Idaho. ; Fed Up. njS vimat cxs y- is " ' 1 Y ' 11 "7JAT TEACM VOO TO J I f M ai-aio: ) ooaiext rTZT ( MMSMOCS VfT Xtt IV,-. PUN! y . ,3SP Professional Directory Till directory to espn-isllj handy for the wwwnrr or for the out-of-town render who nmj want the name and - addredtf of some profaaslpiml inau. It lias been rari'ftilly pre pured tuul will proe lo tie a n-ady aid lo any .nadur Iu ob laiuuitf prompt pivfeulonal Hntvlce Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys ui;ti B., 1MIAOY Atloraey-at- "'VthiJI1: B,,J!B,l' M Irftw, otfle Vst-Jsoobrtou bulla- nrtJl ?i? ?iRnt,UbUrt", Inn TluuHuii Mftvln 111. , Rooms 10-11 T liphnti uig. ton.uuu.ui flinio in. fjonunrtr Building Muln ftftt T. CiM-Uran etl Colon H. Uberlturd. I.-M M., , . S. 1 ' Attorneys st l.nw. La Grsnd N. '.V0 l1'1''1 10 6tH?B.Tm "! lb 14-,.. si ' New 1-oiejr Telphen M,u BI' building Mln It I aw VVfBi PiiyaiuUu and auruK.m Jscuhaon bullUlng. Tepniu Main N,?,T1?!ol,,y T.H.,ft.Ih 74, Mullatnif Main 1 UAIIt U. HBI.II1 Attorney at taw. - lUCHAHl) H. LANDIN M, 1. Heum iH. Now Koley iiuUdlug. i'hyatclau aud tiurgeuo TeluphuiiAjUalu 773. I , Gardner . Tlpinna llulHlln , tdalu aT DehtlsU f W. V. McADUIlY, M. O. ' i tiurwuuu . I New Potey ' Ttiiepnotia j un.nL.nnnn. -lti-u- Building M,lUI 61 . 0.4. niooitM. nt. . . Of. C W. RKW1N DentUt, Oard- Physician and Bui I I ner Building. Tolephon Main . Ntnlay " ,.,aIH;'h,:!; j mil luing Miil 11 1 9 V, 1 HALNTON, W. I. Practice limited to dim-nsea of tha A Hhll.ia ' KyH ttr Noart and Throat , A refilled Rooroa 18-1 Telphoiia 8ommr Building Main 771 W-WWNWNW " " C M. MILI.KI1. ArrbUntt , RIoilAltnsON. M, D. UofMi 7 BurKvry La a.uJ. Nat.ona! Bank DulWln. Room. 1.-17 TM.hon. ' Mnninior RttHHInar Mm In HilllS Catarrh 0sta)PaU'tc Physicians A.AWa4.aVaaW we clam f0 General Omeopsthic Practlc , U-ridyourKm o. Catarrh or Df. Pr.c.SSK Sf fnf.'nta . nes caused by Catarrh. . Bommer Telephone ScU by drmgtiit for or 40 ytoti H"M1lng Mt"" j F.J. CHENEY l CO Toledo. Ohia In a few mofo years the only FARM LOANS Six Per Cent TEN YEARS' TIME r Prepayment privileges, $3,000.00 to $30,000.00 REALESTATE Exchanges Everywhere. Conw in and teli us what you have; we may be able to trade you ouS of debt. Security Land 6 Savings Go. BUTTERNUT SUPERFINr PURITY R. j. McWlLUAMS rhsicians & Surgeona country Is by peeping over a bill board. - WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Ixer And) i'm4m I'llOMi MAIN Depot Extent STAGE ON 4NI) Aft Kit MAT It LJ'IAVE I.ICAVIS lluloii I a (irniKle I:ti0 A. M. l:ilg P. M. :16P.M. h:Jl Hiuitlay 1:00 1. M. t-8(l P. M V. O. Ix-I.Al' IfHailquatlcrs, Hominur notrl A Combination of Good BREAD Made by La Grande Baker By TAYLOR By BLOSSER