La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 30, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextSi Saturday, October 31, 1921 Page Four THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOR RENT I'OK ItKNT Itoouia and board 1C0S Wash. ave. Cull 460-J. 2 -lv-l-:tp ! FOU ItKNT Modern 6 -room nauae. Call M-6S6. I-10-30-tr FOIt ItKNT 2 huusea. Tel. 470-M. I-10-IO-tf l'tlll KKNT 6-room house. Call Waverly Apt. 2-10-IO-Utp FOB SAUi fOU HAI.E Al.pl. . from 21c to! II. 00 per box. f'lionc J37-W. I 2-10-30-3tP ( YOU 8AI.K 4 -room bungalow j house. Hit Adams. S-lo-So-itp : FOIt S.U.K A BOOd home locutod ! on a clom? In onr-acre IrurL I.tu- j pml forms. Jaunty Ijind 4 ', SavtaES Co. 4-l0-;-3t ) FOll SALE Second hand store. j 1426 Adams. 2-10-J-2tp Fult KM.K at a sacrifice. 4-pli-cel Ivory tH'd room suite. Cull 474-J. i S-lB-JO-St I roll 8AI.K Overstuffed srlnir fire- ; aide chair In dark green tapestry: I -removable cushion: Rood condi. ' lioo; comfortable: good looking, t :5. Call Main tv7. 6.10.21-tfj 8 A FES repaired, combinations ; ' cuangvd. J. Kosenbaum. M-104. I-lu-3-lm FOR SALE Pasteurized milk and cream. lelivered on reffu V lar routes. ML Emily Dairy. ' Phony .Main 6I. --IMf WANTED TO KENT Modern fur nished house south of' tracks. Iteliablc party, adults. . 1'hone ItS-M. 2-I0-30-2IP "WANTE1 A ranch hand, one that , -will milk cows and feed stock. . llalph Hutler. 3-t0-3u-:tp MUSIC I.K8KON8 Violin and sax ophone. Violin teacher. It. A i Klckolaus; saxophone teacher. 1 1. Duller. Call M-1IS. E. Ore. 1 Music Co. . S-IO-52-lnip MONEY TO I.OAN IJSuO on ap proved city or farm property. 1 Wm. Miller A Co. J-10-Jl-lf WANTED We are seeking a con " nectlon with a strong, successful salesman to act as our District ' S Manager In this territory. To the nmn who measures up io our tjuaniiearton, we ran oi-h fer a very desirable contract ' whereby we assist him In organ ising his force of sub-agents to the point where he Is assured an Income above the average. A lo- Bargains 10 acres extra good land, fair house and burn, close in; $5000. Modern apartment htfuse, clow; I in a real bargain. ' . y We have several good modem homes at very reasonable prices . and terms. See us befo:e you buy. WEEKS & BLACK itii.Tons New Foley II h If. luMirancc Iamus HEATERS NEW OR I SED, COAL Olt WOOD From Jl.00 to $80.00 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Exchange fir and Jefferson Thou 4T4-J .WE BUT, SELL OR TRADE Time Is Short Get your name in the new Telephone Directory , ... It May aican a Lot to You! Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five avprmtfo wunU lo (Je line) Per I ftie, 1st ln!rrtkn 10c I'cr hue. each aUdtl con secutive tasorlJuo 7c Minimum cliarse oa one or der - 23c R,vn;s ity moxtu 3 HovM, per month $3 P 3 liars, per mem t h . $.1 .2 3 4 Hai-s, per n tooth 1I.O0 5 lliirs, per month...... l."5 Kadi aritiiifoaal line over five chargrd at &Oc per line per month. CASH IX ADVANCE to re quired on all cim.HM.finl ortlers lo earn f lieo rmten, II loiter rates cliargctl on all credit in sert ion. Copy for all clarified orders miui be in this office by 10 A. M, DAY OP IXKKItTIO.V. Slop onlrrs on ad Inveiifd un til furt Iter notice must be re ceived by the Mime hour or ex tra hvrrtlon will le charged. Teleplione orders solicited. Ca-h rates may be earned on plione orders by payment on or before date of Imst inenfoo. PHONE BIAIV 37 "An ObM-rver Want Ad Will Do If cal of Ore Is not eas.ntfal at the start, though dt-slrable. Thorough assistance and full co-operatic:i both in the devel opment of desirable loans as well as Savings Accounts, togethtr with proper compensation are assured the right man. Add ress Sales M a n a ge r. F I -DELITV SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 321 Fifth street, Portland, Oregon. 33-lu-3-3tf MAN BAKBEii Kxpert hair cut ting. Moles, superfluous hair removed by electrolysis. Colonial Beauty Shop. Phone M-&39. 10-l-tf WANTED Buttons made. Hem stitching. Art and Baby Shop. M-lra LOST I.OST Small black leather purse containing about $7. one $a bill and the rest in silver. Name of . owner on several papers In purst. Ueturn to Observer of fice. l-i-tf LOST Pocket book, fifteen dol lars or more Thursday a. in. Fmder call 3S5-U. Keward. 3-10-3i-3tp LOST Winchesti-r shotgun on road between Chenault and Peach Bros. lie ward. Phone Main 61. 3-10-39-3t LOST Hunch keys. No value to anyone elm? except owner as locks will b changed. Itetum to 01sTrver. Ueward. F. A. Ep llng. 4-10-39.31 39.1.313 VIMT SI I NLAW. tl'UKNK. Ore. A fatal of 1W. 313 recnatlonuliitts tslted th Siuslaw national forest during the past season; according to a repo't just issued at the office of 11. S. Shelley. suiMTVlsor. .The figur s wtre lasfd on estttnatv ruigvrs in charge of the of 1 he differ- tnt stations In the fort-st. The n port sho ed that iticlud id among thi- visitors tn the for est werr Ift,4s5 hotel guests, 3e5. 032 eaiDiH-m. 13.3" plenlcki-rs and fii.l.'i transient motorinta. When Germans rhle down, I he Chine they alu.i lng Iie Iire- Ad Page Counties NEW TODAY i WANTEl tock to pasture. Se Victor ltaff.n, 5ui C Ave. 2-JU-31-2tp KOIl SALE Uungc! wurvli and carrots. 4i-lt. 2-U-31-4tp I 8 A I, E 8 M A N WANTED - Hie inom-y year around In atrllinp our complete Hne of Hank Supplh Including Check Covers, Pass Hooks. Havings Ium Hooks. Checks, etc. loo) different Ad vertising; Novelti': JoO Exclu sive Cultndars. Exclusive con tract. Commissions weekly, biff money on repeat orders. Twt-nty-sixth vuccc-mful year. Kales Mgr.. Hankers Adv. & Supply Co.. Iowa crty, Iowa. S-io-31-Hp FOIt SAl-K ?nd grade potatoes. Jl.UO xactt delivered. Call 2'j-J or l'armurn 2bi after 7 p. m. 3-ll-31-3!p I , W ANTED Experienced clerk I wishes 'work. Call Observer, j 3-10-31-31p FOR SALE Klve-room bungalow, j with furniture. On Ninth St. j $350. Good terms. Pyramid t Lund Co. 3-10-31-ltp FOR HE NT 3-room: 3 -room house for rent to adults, furnish ed or unfurnished, J. L. Mars. 3-lu.31-ltp FOIt SALE The entire fixtures of the "Prt scott Drug Co." consist ing of show cases, shelving, soda fountain, candy scales, cash reg ister, check writer, roll top desk and many smaller articles. E. C. Tuckey. 7-l-31-lCp FOIt KENT Two-room house-, furnished or unfurnished. Wood shed. 170 Spruce. 3-lv-Sl-ltp FOH KENT Modern 3-room fur nished apartment. Steam hat. 1606 Wash. 3-10-31-lt LOST Springer Spaniel bird dog. Color while and reddish brown. Hob bed tall, long brown ear. Has collar. Uewurd. Call Farm 114. 4-lU-31-tf Everybody should cultivate in dividualism, but never at an inter section of busy strects. Tho plow man homewa rd plods his w eary way no more, he sips by In a motor car. FOB SALE II-re Is another opportunity! Two big lots, 60 by HO teel each, a small house near the high school for 31 3HI); a small pay ment down and small monthly Iayments will place you In im mediate possession. Not much f a house. It is true, but the lot values will soon te worth more than the owner is asking for th1 p ro pe rt y . K ee p it a few y ea r and your equity and advance in property w 111 permit yo i to o n a lMtter honHa. Anything teats paying n-nt year In and year out. and here Is a chance to work into something better. A 3-acre home close in to the business center of Cue h-js l--e n 1 1 y bee n red uced I n price I n order to mke a quick sale. In vestigate this. GEO. II. CURREY r.KAi.Ton I arm lonii. SHM.OQO to bail on rami lan.K MOMHI POP HABITS ASVCR OtASKSE 5TAV WITH THEGOMMS A DAV To OSA55 RAi MAD A BAD EfECT OM HE.MRV e what s The MATre?? i doot kiootV- f vell I've called there w; v.. tt VJU CWT EAT .vp ADOCTBC-TSVSU- I To CAU. A CO:kVV - I TO aEEP A 0VAT J KEMBS To KAVc S?ET-.aX55 rovA o4 V i AUVt-A.VOWHAT VS Ev5l;Sw? UCODAT'E "V HAS TO'J-'C I X"0SE?S: t (SfTToo jr ) 6J-Ar ! OF l k. AoaoD3T15o V l?EMEEf.v. f FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS K-R MtX-Vl." ?JtiCV La Grande ! Snappy Vaudeville i Rill Hnminfr tn J A !- o A a Cn r A Q T Ail .UUk An avalanche of sparkling nov elties, snappy dance revue, com edy galore, and vocalists who sing sensible songs with harmony will be seen at the Arcade theater on Sun day next. The Three Deveres appear In a novel dance revue, a versatile showing of steps with syncopated shuffling, eccentric toe dances, burlesque Spanish & French Apa che numbers with beautiful drapes and nifty costumes. Dixon Freeman in .V Mlnutt? I .ate," a colorful railroad conversation from the pen of Itudy A. Powell, char acterize th high brown and black In a flasuv and novel war. Miss Dixon Is a clever vocalist and Free- man is a comedian that never falls. Geo. & Lillian Whitney In "Let's Have Some Fun" present a sing ing, talking and dancing offering with juggling and magic sandwich ed in to make it more pleasing, Ar lene Francis in "Character Impres sions" Impersonates some of the best known female stars. The numlter Is a splendid expression of song and Btory. Musical iH'tphinos. European clown musical artists. combine pantomimic comedy with nov.-Hy music which makes for twelve minutes of real comedy and entertainment1 Pictures and or- fenestra also featured on the bill. Last Showing of "Dixie Handicap" At Sherrys Tonight Kncing scenes for "The IMxie Handicap. Iteginatd Harker's lat est production for MctroGoldwyn studio In Culver City traveled east to the famous Kentucky race track and photographed the third section of the international race in which Epinard. the French champion, , ran and lost. Jn the picture. "The Dixie Handi cap, a thoroughbred two years old captures the derby, and pro vides a smashing finish for a color- ! ful romunce of the South. This climax was carefully prepared by Hr.rker. who determined that noth ing else but the real thing would do for this sequence. "The Dixie Handicap" w ritten by Gerald Heaumont. and adapted by Watdcmar Young, has a cast that includes Frank Keenan. Clatr Windsor, Lloyd Hughes. John Suin polls. Otis Harlan and many others. Comedy showing. "The Cloud hopper. "He Who Qets Slapped" Coming to Si.errys Is Stoiy of Clown The glamor and romnnce of a European circus provides the col orful, interesting background for "He Who Gets Slapped." the. Vic tor Seast rom prod uct ion which opens at the Sherry theater to morrow. This unusual picture, adapted from the play by the noted Kus slan author. Ix-onid Andreyev, is set In the locale of a Continental hipiHMlrome. with a clown as the central charac(er. Interest surrounds the produc tion because of the fact that Vic tor Sastroin. the prominent Swed ish director, filmed It for the .Met-ro-Goldw yn-Mayer company as hi s-cond American picture. Like Lu bitsch. Huchowetzskl and the other foreign producers, Seastrom prov ed immensely popular w ith the American audienc? with his first picture here. "Name the Man. A strong cast has been announc ed for the picture, headed by I .on Chaney. w ho plays the title role. Norma Shearer and John Gilln-rt. The supporting players are Tutly 1 1 J 7 S 7- L V6P, Aliu; MiAS f'yrl5 MBVA,t)tr , evsur-ru.65 0iH,T Wi C'jTf V V-T' '.- : - Theatres Marsholl. Kord Sterling. Clyde Cook, Marc McDermott. lault ttc Duval, Harvey Clarke, Kuth King. George Davis and other. Comedy. "Innocent Husbands. NOTICE OF KHKItlFr-S SAIK Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an attachment execuiiou and order of sale Issued out or and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, dated the 3oth day of Oc tober, I93S, to me directed and de livered, upon a judgment, decree and order of sale made and enter ed In said court In the l&th day of October. 135, In favor of Frank It. Cultln, plaintiff, and against Will iam Winn, defendant, wherein judgment was duly entered In fa vor of said plaintiff and against said defendant in the sum of 173.37, with interest thereon at the rate of C per cent per annum from the luth day of July, 1333. and the further sum of 1 1.65 costs and disbursements, in which said execu tion and order of sate I am com manded to make a sale of the fol lowing described real property, the sain being the real property at tached In said action, to-wit: Lots 6 and S. Block 69. Chap lin's addition to La Grande, Un ion County, Oregon: Now therefore, by virtue and au thority of said writ, and In obedi ence to Its commands. I will, on Tuesday, the 34th day of Novem ber. 1935. at the hour of ten o'clock A. M., of said day. at the front door of the county court house in l.a Grande, Union County. Oregon, sell at public auction the above de scribed real property, and all the right, title, interest and equity of the said defendant William Winn in and to the same' or any part thereof on the 30th day of July, 193$, or that he has since acquired In and to the said property, to the highest bidder for cash in hand.' subject to redemption as provided by law, the proceeds of said saie to be applied In satisfaction of said judgment and decree afore said. Dated this 33rd day of October, 1935. JESSE BP.ESHEAUS. Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. Oct. 34. 31-Nov. 7. 14. 31. , XOnCK OF FILING OF FINAL s ACCOUNT In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County. . In the matter of the Estate of I. C. Holmes, deceased: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his final ac count as administrator of the es tate of I. C. Holmes, deceased, and the County Court of e'nlon County. Oregon, has fixed Wednesday, the 3th day of November, 1935. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. At its court room at the Court House in Ia Grande. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing any and all oh. jectlons to tne said final account and settlement of said estate. Date of first publication, October 34. 1935. E. C DAVIS. Administrator. Green & Hcas, Attornts for Ad- ntinMmtnr I Oct. 34. 31. Nov. 7. 14, 21. France has given permission for 3C.O0O Jewish families to settle in that country. One Jewish family per village is the rule to be fol lowed. Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned - Rebuilt. Feauber Mattresses Made IMIiows Reno-rated Fluff Rngs Blado froa old carpets. Furniture Repaired an J Recovered La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works trlrensed Fum 'gator PHOVE 434-W Cna. Edwards, Prop The Drawback Boy Wanted PICKUP TESTS REVEAL POWER In a series of specially conducted tets recently held on the Pacific coast, the getaway ability of the Overland Six engine was capably demonst rated in unique fashion, according to Getting and Hanks, local distributors. "Official of the Willys-Overland Pacific company arranged the tents which were run off under newspaper supervision, with news paper representatives acting as timers, starters and checkers. The results proved conclusively the ability of the Overland Six to do 100 yards from a standing and running start in an incredibly short time. "First, the engine was raired with Keith Lloyd, one of Califor nia's crack sprinters and a favorite in the luo-yard distance. The tei (was held in the Coliseum at San Francisco, and both contenders got jaway from a dead start. The run. iier apuneti inio ine ieau m me pistol shot and gained quite an advantage in the first few yards and then the Overland Six began to "do its stuff," overtaking the runner before 73 yards was reached and taking the distance in 9.7 second. Lloyd was nonplussed that a car could beat him over the century distance, particularly when the three gear shifts had' to be made. Previous to the test, driv ers had taken the Overland Six over the 10 yards in nine seconds fiat from a standing start. 'Another unique test to demon Mrate the flexibility of the Over land Six engine conducted with a well known trotting horse on the coast. The race was over a straightaway course for an e.sn.n un.e usance, jne norse having a flying wtart over the Overland Six. whose driver had to start the motor, shift all three - ... n ! u'tl ihht iim- llilllK Iiuroi in the .soft track. The driver of tne car had to accelerate to 29 mik- K'r hour to catch the horse in 6fil feet. Iloth demonstrations faithfully portrayed to California residents the enormous power con fined in the Overland Six engine and its flexibility of handling, and WANTED LARGE FARM LOANS $3,000 to 520,000 preferred. Retire that 8 loan with one at 6.i. No additional charges or commissions. U Grande Investment Company rtONPFD REAITORII Reliable Agents for RellaMa Insurance Com pan lee. UO I A ilama Are. Mala tU our Throat is .SOi.y inflamed-There iS EVES iMO'CATiOM That YOU HAVE BE EM 06'V6 TC3ACQ5 EXCESSIVECV TAKE w AOViCE AND CfJT 5OKiM3 ALT06ElrtR j ABCVT0:?K. TL SATVK3AV? ( r C.ioV Professional Directory mi. 4i.OT.nr. t esnrcWll for the ool-oMown rrrr who may w","le i ddrrs. of some profwrioo.1 nut. It hu born cwrfnll, p. paml and still pro.e to be a rradf aid to any leader la efc. Ulninc prompt professional swtIc Classified For Quick Reference Attomevs HIGH E. BRADY Attorey-t- Law, of flea Wst-Jcobon Build log Telephone ataia 11L COCHRA - BHERHARD Gso. T. Cochran and Colon H. Eberhsro, Attorneys at Law. La Grande Na tional Bank bulldln. Telephone slain 91. ROBERT a. BAfcUH Attorney at Law Aat Jacobson building. Telepnone Main 74. CARL G. HELM Attorney at Law. Room to. New Foley Building. Telephone Main 779. Dentists Dr. C w. KRWI Dentist. Gard ner Building;. Telephone Main M. Architect C B. MILLER, Arvkiiwt Koom i La Grands NaUonal Bank Bulldlnf Showed that the car was more than ' ...... .!.- t , nwnd' for suddenly increased Bpet?u in I)rvSclU.Uay traffic." ' Iturin? Mar. 89 Moslems and SS Jews permanently left ralestlne because of bad economic condition.- there. They started for America. FARM LOANS Six Per Cent TEX YEARS' TIME Prepayment privileges. 3,000.00 to $30,000.00 REAL ESTATE Exchanges Everywhere. Come in and tell us what you have; we may .be able: to trade you out of debt Security Land & Savings Co. BUTTERNUT SUPERFINf PURITY K-. fc McWILLIAMS THATS A SooD 5tx36SSl hcMitr-THiMs; OP WMATvDOLL hand? for the Physicians & Surgeon TELLA H. BODMER, M. a. Physician and BuriMi. Bosiaiex Building Ml BARRY ROUTT, M. LKB BOI VV, M. O. Practice limited to dlseasen of . V.vm Kr. NM nri Tt.s.. Building B. U. K1HBY, M. D. Physician and Burs eon New Foley Telephrw, anmia UICHARD P. I. A NO IS M. p. Physician and Surgeon Gardner Building W. P. McABOBir, H. D, Burysoo Building . JaaToo o. . Moonic, M. D. Physician and BurgMn N.,w,.?'.oleJ Tel,lK,n Building Mala 11 . r. L. nALSTOX, St. D. Practice limited to diseases of tb. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Rooms la-l Telephont Soromer Building - Main tit A. U RICRARDSOIf, H. O, Surgery Rooms lt-17 TBlBmit.ru Bommer Rulldlng - Main II Osteopathic Physicians J. L. INtiLK, D. O. General Osteopathic Prsctlca MaRKiHBT IKidLK, It. 0, Practice limited to care of Infaota Boaitner Telephou Building Main Itl In n few iiiuiu. yeara the onlr wuy you will no ulilu to sub the country U by peeping over a bill bounl. 1 WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, ftjera And fressers PHONE MAIN ia Depot Street STAGE ON ANI AFTER MAT It LEAVE 1KAVB Union - 1 Qranrie :00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. I:lf P. M. 6:u F. U. Rundajr 1:00 P.M. S:I0P. M P. O. neLAP ' i Hcailqiiattors, Bomnier Hotel A Combination of Good BREAD Made by ? La Grande Baker By TAYLOR By BLOSSER ( -Bur doc, if Someone j ( ; OPPERS Ale A SOOD U !3 ' S R moThimo I WON'T HAVE j, t i -JfeSE IT, will I fjlZsi ' ;