La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 04, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextVodiiesday, Nvcmlc'l -I,' 1!2. TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pajre Seven The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOR RENT ' FOR 'HUNT Sleeping room 111 , ; private lionio. elose -in. I'lione ' ;. 487-J. H"S 6th SI. 3-1 li-J-itp .foil HUNT. 2 rooms, furnished . for .light housekeeping. Cull 1705 1 i U Ave. S-l l-2-:lt j FOK HKNT Modern 6-room i house. Cull M-BSG. !-10-80-tr FOR ItKNV 3 houses. Tel. 470-M. 1-10. 1C If FOR SALE, -'Olt KAI.i-; rVsed pianos tit liar Kiiin. prices. $111 down and fill u i month, n. O. -Music Co.' 11-3-tr KOIl RAI.H Six-weeks old plus. J. U l-'i-lk", Ml. CSIen. . 2-1 1-3-3111 l-'Olt HAI.K Folding : 6th. lied, nil:: 2-1 1-S-St 1-1)11 HAI.K Ity owner, moili-rii . six-room house. Cull .Muin fiSt;. -2-1 l-2-ir ''OU HAI.K Munsel wnriiJs nnd ycurrols. 4T.6-K. 2-lu-3i-4tii '(Ml SAI.IC New four-room house with basement on' south side. ' Price ami. Terms. .Security littml . Savings Co. 4-11-2-31 B A V K S repaired, . combinations . Changed. J. ltosenbaum, M-HM. 2-lO-S-lnj FOIl SALE - and cream. ,)ar routes, wlphone Main - Piisteurlsed milk Iiellvered on regu lt. Emily Dairy. CI 8. 3-9-J ftr WANTKI) I'ressiiiB, -cleaning. Zwelfel's Tailoring. M-17G. IX- liyery. 11-3-tr . WANTKIl Hoarders.. Hours 6-7 a. m., 11:00-1:00 at aoon. 4-7 p. m. 2007 Second. 3-1 l-2-4lp MONEY TO LOAN S2500 on np- proved city or . farm, property. Wm. Miller Co. . 3-10-21-tf MUHIU I.HSSONn Violin and sax ophone. Violin te&chor, H. A. Nleknluus: saxophone teacher, 1.. LARGE FARM LOANS $5,000 lo $20,000 preferred. Retire that C loan with orie at 6V. No additional . charjres or commispions. La Grande Investment Company nONDED REAWORB Ri-llsble Agents for Rellnbl. II Insurance Compulffi. IMyUAdama Aio. Mala Itl HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD j From $1.00 to $80.00 . WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE ! Furniture. Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 4T4-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Long Distance -The Vocal handshake USE THE LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE It saves time, money nnd useless , trips. Prompt Sen-ice. Reasonable Rates Observer Want Ad Rates (Count ftve Average words to (lie Hue) Tor line, , 1st iuscrtion. ....l"Qc Per lino, eac-li milled cuu- - . sccutlve Insertion .7c Minimum elnirgo on one or- . tier 25c . rates ny month 2 Hi ics, per niontli............$2,ft0 3 Hues, ier month $3.25 4 lines, per month. ......S-I.tHl 5 IlneK, per month $1.15 lju-h nddltlonal Ilnu ovrrflvo chuigcU at AOu per lino per month. ' x CASH IX ADVANCE Is re quired on all classified orders to earn . Ihcsi rates. Higher rates elmrgeU on all credit In sertions. Copy for all classified orders must be' in Hits office by 10 A. M. IAY OF JXHICRTION. Stop orders on ad Inserted tin til further nut lee must ho re ceived by the wime hour or ex tra Insert I on will bo charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash i-ates may bo earned on phone orders by pnyment on or before date of Inst Insertion. PHONE MAIV R7 "An Olvwrvep Want Ad ' Will Do It" J. Puller. Call M-119. E. Orow Music Co. 5-10-22-lmp MAN BAItHEU t-Jxpert hair cut ting. Molt a, super i'luous hulr removed by electrolysis. Colonial Ut:uuty Shop. phone M-539. , 10-S-tf WANTED Buttons made. Hem stitching. Art and Baby Shop. 9-4-lm Solved the Problem "I was almost distracted with stomr.ch trouble, bus nnd colic ut-' tucks itnd didn't know what rto. I had tried everything1 heard of, nnd the doctor's medi cine dlil not help me.. A friend tohl me about Mnyr's Wonderful Remedy, and it. Ims solved thu problem, as I can now eat any thing, and hove no diatress." . 4t i.s a Himple, hurmlcaa prepurutlou that removes the catarrhal mucus from tiie intestinal tract und al lays the inflammation which eausra pracllcnlly nil' stomach, .... find tnintltii.l nlltmrnla (n1n.t I insr onnondicitis. One dose will convince or immy ref ju'l'.'d. At ail drugKiKtH. Adv. FOR SALE Here Is another opportunity! Two big lots, liO by 110 fiet each, a Amu 11 house near the high .school for $ 1 2ori; u small pay ment down and small monthly payments will place you in Im mediate possession.' Not much uf a house.. It is true, but the lot values will soon be worth more than tho owner is asking fut' the property. Keep it u fev years und your equity nnd advance In properly will permit you to own a hotter 'home. Anything beats paying rent year In and year out, and here Iri ii chancn to work into something .belter. , A 30-nciai home close in to the bu!tln:.'3 center of Cove has 'n cently been reduced In price in order to make u tjuick sale. In vestigate this. ' GEO. II. CUKREY ri:aiioh I'ni-in liOans $IOO.nno to hum on farm lands. Ad Pade Counties NEW TODAY I-'OH SALK lave orders ut Mrs. Newllna for huml painted drosst u. .2-.l-4-.Hp POH HAI.K Apples 6c per box ut John Lloyd's place 7 miles rust of ai Gniinle near Vuhiriu school house. 4-H-4-3tp FQU SAI.K Lostfins team. 16"ft lbs. Will ' exchanjfo for car or truck. Ilox 34. Mlnam, Ore. S-il-3-3tp OR RENT Furnished spurt imiii. Hleum heat, 1'honc HM-M. 2-11-4-titp FOR SALE nulhlinff ffravel, black dirt, fertilizer, lU-tpch dry wood, work horses and, milk gnuta. -Phono 104-M. . 4-11-4-aip FOR RENT 5-j-oom putlly fur nished mSdern house. Jniu)re 10B M Ave. , 3-1 l-4-2ip W ANTIC H 100 housewives who ' know lump values und appreci ate how attractive u home can be made by IlKhtlnjf with bridge und floor lunip:i. Never such lamp bargains as listed In Carr's page nl today. . Hale starts tomorrow. Come early, n TOR SALE A wido variety of ; pretty, brldgo and floor lamps in four astounding groups, In.sfi, f 12.75, $ l'J.SU, and $24. GO. Make your homo more uttractlvo this winter .ut small cost. See page ad In this issue, Carr Furniture co. , -v , - V- H Hlth Horns l'otmd BERKELEY,'' Cal. (AI').-A m markablo caprice brnaturo, u do. with horns, was shot recently and haB been turned over to the mus eum of vertebrate zoology ut the Lnlverslty of California. Prof. J Qrinncll of the zoology depart ment uaid an examination show.v that the animal was sterile whicn probably accounted for the un usual growth of horns. ' Swedish Marine Earnings Off GOTH EN BP RG (AP). There! was a decrease of 1.8 per cent in' earnings of the Swedish merchant murine lust year, compared with tho previous year. The time char ter Income, however, showed n gain of 70 per cent. The uuuinV earnings reached $t!3.l &6'i. (ion. Is Your Health Slowly Slipping: Away? I.a (Jrnmlc People Aihi.sc Von Id Ai-t In Time. Is railing henlth mnklnit you llneimy amt ; llllllllpny'.' Are you tired, weuk und iliniriteii ? Suf fer daily hnekiiehn and stuhhiiur. rhnillliutle IwingeH?, Then look lo your kidneys! The kidneys ore the hlood-rtlters. Onee they wenn- en. the whole system- Is upset. You have dizzy spells, hendaeh--s nnd urinary irregularities. You feel all worn-out. . Ise Dunn's I'lllsa stimulant dluretie to the kiilneys.- 1 'I'housnnds reeommenl loan's. Mere is l.a Orande proof: Mrs. Ilettie Kohr. 2(1(15 l-'lrst street, says: ".My kidneys were out of order nild ueted irrettular- ly. I had dull baekurhes, too. und felt dull nnd luuvuid. I us -.1 lioan's Pills and they soon rid me of all sl(?ns of the trniihle. I have had no return of It." I'rle.e COe, at ull ilenlers. Don't simply ask fur u kidney r. inr.lv K'-t Doun's Tills the same th.it .Mrs. . Kohr- hail. I-'oster-Mllliuru Co., ,lfi-s., liuffnlo, N. Y. Adv. MOMTM POP leu. LUCY- I'M CLAD WcfcE .CK IN OUR OWN HOME -Or COURSE WE SAVED A UJTBY STAYIN6 WITH THE GUNNS WHILE OlX? HOUSE WAS BEWS REPAIRED BUT ITS NICER To RE FOFF TnDO WE nV PLEASE AGAIN FRECKLES AND HIS W7 X i mil ri-"A mi ( THESES 9. UILL .' HE -TOLO )f h-r . V YESTWDav THAT 7U6V MieiCT ) fT? IWE- A KtM BA8Y A-7-TJjEiC J I . OOS& To DAV TAX j j ' ...9'- -"- OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRJIEy. By Condo W-TNG. f 1c5. UOUt. La Grande "Friendly Enemies" At Sherrys Is A 1 Laughing Hit . There was not a Iieci- garden or dime museum on the llbwery in thti old days that hud nut at sonm tlne resounded with the shrii-ks of huiKliter eulled forth liy (he slap stlek unties of the kid team, Weber und Klelds. There Is not u. variety house In the eountry, worli men tioning. In whleh -tho two dialeet eoniedinns huve not- . reei lved ' a hearty reception. The thousands tipon thousands who crowded the old Weber and Klelds "Music Hull still smile or laugh outright when I hey recall the musical comedies rtf this famous team, , The comedy , team, nsslsted' by Lucille Lee. '".Stewart, -Virginia Kalre, Jack Mulhall, Eugenie Ites serer and a host 'of others in "Friendly Enemies," now at Sher rys, gave to this former stage play a strength it never had before. The story of the two elderly gentlemen who fight tho war at home, is one fraught with reminiscent Interest and there is about It a fairness which will appeal to everyone and cause many a sympathetic tear. The love story is sweet and con vincing 'nnd the domestic touches ring trim, at every turn, George Melford, the director, has left nothing to chance. His work re flects finesse und n knowledge of human nature much greater than the average. The settings are not only effective but absolutely accur ate, especially those depicting the old German -saloon In New York prior to the dry days when tin beer flowed and the pr'cty,e1u were free,. ' Hero Is n picture that wilt give you u most delightful evening of entertainment. There are, Weber V7 Y Their house vws ru rs. rt k i t . . zz . tlbHT' IK KTY; ANP C1- S i 1 1 ' 1 "" 1 ' - 111 i -THANK HEAVEN5 WEftE WOT EoTrlERED WITH A LOT Of7 CHATTERNS YOUNG i ... ML. V.AT S IN rtM UPROAR - THE tTOMSTAMT ASUMEMTS PEOPLE MV GOAT BCTWE E.K1 1H06S FLAPPER'S CHILDRlE-N GOT HER FELLOWS AMD LOVE ON MY WEitTVES AFFAIRS - ALONE FRIENDS 'A'jt yoo a AjfJJ 8ABV AT V6T, AR , y r ,i i iii k,'- --m v r--t i f w . w. -mis u i 11 m i i u.'.k t .a .cxi if- '-.it-ii i rii .,,?,fi rijiii a i m mnm imw?mm mmi.)n)&' V-'V r v- TRUE; R5AOY !!!! Theatres nnc mig: play to keep tho Interest alive ut every moment. Comedy showing "Hig Game." New 'Triumph for Corinne Griffith At Arcade It's one thing to live on a "stre-ct." It's quite iinotluT mere thing to huv-o un "address." Halts Comet, who worked in the classified ad department of the big newspaper, lived on the1 one and yearned for tho other. Pig ( Vntral park, which divides West Sixty-sixth street from East Sixty-sixth sfrecf in "New York City, represented to folks' ' In Pah's claHsiritjutn Tn'Verih.hle ami lit eral' tfalf'so-elft'l distinct Ions. How was Dab to bridge this gulf.' Tho situation -Is one of thosf clever psychological problems de velpped In thu fertile bruin, o( Edna FerlJ.er, favorite of a million magazine i readers. It.' has bwen trahscrlbrd into screen form b ' t hut efiieinatic. craftsw'oinan, June Math Is, nnd is now on view ut tin Arcado thouter, with Corinne Grif fith starred und a supporting cast to gladden one's heart. Miss Griffith will surprise even her most union t funs. The type I sho depicts Is a new one to her, nnd Its limning Is perfect. Jack Mulhall is Ideal as tho mechanic who outdistances tho smitten aris tocrat, played by Ward Crane, for the favor df the Impudent little want ad girl. In the supporting cdst, each, one of whom fits per fectly Into his niche, are such prime merriment monopolist h as Charles Murray and George Sid ney. You'll luyvo lots of laughs, many MOTHIMG GETS WORE THAN A. GAB ABOUT I'D RATHEf? BE AMV DAY , i i i A aiegwHoi mr-fc-f fewSi ffiksL ifcZSi f 1 r I tlm III If I mr. T-.r.,Z.lM J V I i lj VJt-- nurii ii ' l - .i wen - lie II HfcR FELLOWS AWDLOVfc J I w"Wff1T ' I fl , 19 It.'."-MM W.'fek 1 PROM IT ALL - HE V . LOWQ -W I AFFAIRS .-ID RATHEI? BE ;,.f!W III. ' HI J&t WgiT W.?! I MADE ME SO ypOLIKB- J AL 1 -W4', ifeTttl V What Interests Tag V5P.' 7JIS JWK LEFT . BA9Y BOV-TAHS A PUN UP AND SEE UIM.VWIV DoNfrvou J n smile und perhaps a tear or two for emit ru lit whim you see "CLr.-wiJ fled." "Ughtnin,w.WiU : Be Presented at Arcade Soon ; , , ' The keenest expectancy Is al ready being manifested In the. com ing engagement at the Arcade theater on Thursday night, Nov. 12, of the world-famous comedy hit,' "LlghtntnV In the five years since this play was first produced nt the Oalely theater. New York, it bus broken every long-run record, not only in -that 'city but -also In Chicago. The cast which John Oohlen Will send here Is headed by Thomas Jefferson us Llghtnlu' Pill Jones, and iuclmb-s the same wellr known -players who have been con tinuously identified with this sen sational; hit during Us three years in Now York -and two, years In Chi cugo,' Including Mrs. Frank llucon, Ui'ttMitt' Bacon, i'Vunk Thornton, Jack Marvin, Felix Hunoy, Margt. Miller, Robt. Lowe, Mylcs McCar thy, James Worsley, Ellian Allen, Nellie Keller, (Wm. Wagner and Qejnevlevo-Lylo. The regular llckel salo h'.h rts Mondav. Nov. Oth at the Glass ilruir toW, mall onb'rs are now hflng re ceived, The prices uiv: Loges and lower floor, $2.211 ; balcony, first 4 rows, $1.(15, balance of balcony, $1,10. These prices include tin lax. Jack Hoxie. Stars in Western At the Star In "Don ParoleyIl" niue Streak western- to bo shown In the Stat theater today. Jack Hoxie, wanders far from his accustomed haunts in tho mountains and plains of this country und finds himself cnlnn- i glod in tho wihls of South Ameri can banditry nnd the no less dan gerous South American beauties. Though South America Ib the scene of tho story Jack remains the dashing Amorlcun cowboy while he curries with htm a famous troop of hurd-rlding runch riders. Thp story a riot of adventure und intrigue of tho mystery-romantic typo und givos Hoxle tho chance ''to display the riorscmunshlp .for which he Is famous. Beautiful scenery, u real old-fashioned tipunish fiesta; and several thrilling ,Ylght scenes fea ture this latest ftloxie attraction. "Pon Unro Devil" promises many thrills. Previews state it Is certain to please all types of audi ences. It has been given a .spteti- dld cast which includes Cut hi Calhoun in tho leading Mnlnlne role.' Duke H. I.ee makes, a nulls- tie Amerlenn hail num. Others are William Welsh, Thomas I-tnghnm, Kvelyn Sherman, 'Williurn A. Steele am t'saru Gruvlna, Cliff Smith directed. 2 nnu tuio Linnr ! DUI IHIO nunc ;V 6-rooni modern house. close in, oh paved street. , 'Price, $3,700.00.. Ctish,' $1,500.00 ;f balance terms 2 nrres In Park Addition, Improved with .two1. H-room ho.lHes. Price, $2,(100.01.. Cash, $000 no. Palunee,' per. month. ' 6 -room modern house, M ovi'nue, large lot nnd gar age. Price, $4,7'mi.(i'j; easy terms. WEEKS & BLACK m-'AXTOItS New J-'ulcy Hhg, InKiii-nnco - Loans Alone Bah ! .(-LJmtnn if .... X , I V ( if JUST BROKE Mi Win .i V ( 1 Df yoo CAW 60 Too, 775--DOMTVCXJ WAJT J Professional Directory This directory Is especially handy for the new comer of for the out-of-town reader who may want the name and address of some professional man. , It has been carefully pre, pared and will prove to be a ready aid to auy reader lu ob taining prompt, professional service f Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys HI, (ill K. biiadv Attorney-at- Lt&vr, ofrictt ust-JucopKon tiulld Inc. Telephone Main Hi. COUHHA and FRKItll ARD Geo. T. Cuehran Hiid Culun It, Eburhttrd, Attorneys t Law, I OfHndw Na tional Bank building. Telephone Main $1. HOHHRT a. BAKIN -Attorney at Law, , wat- Jauobson building, Telepnono Main 674. CARL (1. HEI.MAttorney at Law, Room 20, New Foley Building. Telephone Main 77s. OentisU Ir. C. W. KnuiV "Dentist. Gard ner Building. Telephone' Main M, Architect M O.I. MILLRR, ArrfcUict . . KOOTU 7 La Grande National BAnk Uulldlng FARM LOANS Six Per Cent TEN YEARS' TIME; Prepayment privileges. $3,000.00 to $30,000.00 REAL ESTATE Exchanges Everywhere. , CoilitS in and tell US What Vlivf'-VP nviv hf nlll.i J'01 naVC , We Hldy l)e aUie to trade you out ot uebt. Security Land & Savings Lo. WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers V ,- And I'reHwer . -,. IMIONE MAIN lit Ucpot Street BUTTERNUT SUPERFINT PURITY ft. a. McWILLIAMS Physicians & Surgeons rrebLA n. uo-dmkfl h. o. nuuini jum t Telephone Sommer Building jaain HAItni nOtTVT, M. D. LKH noUVY, M. I. 1 " 1 f lt-acttre, llmiU'd to diieaiiea. of thf Eva. Lar, Homo and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building klaln II K. ti. HIItHV. M. D. Phyitlolan and Surgeon New Foley Telephone Pulldlng Main Is , RICH Aim P. rAFV1S M. I. cbysiciau aud Sui goon ' Oardtmr ... Telephone Uulldtus; Main Ms- tleAUOUV, M, ourguon New Foley Building Telephone Main II - O. S. WOtUlK, M. D. Pbysiclan and Surgeon ,'t New Foley Telephone Building Main II F. U 11ALSTOIV, M. D. c Practice limited to diseases of th . Bye, Ear, Nose and Tltroat. ,J RooBiB 18-19 Telephone-) Romroer Hulldlng Main 71! . A. U RICHAnniUH, M. D. BuriE.ry , v 1 Rooms 11-17 Telephone Rnnimer Riitldtnff Main lftT' . . ifi: Osteopathic Physicians ' J. I.. 1NOLK. Ik. O. - (Unml DNtHitnathla Praotlee Practice liintted to care uj. Infanta. . Hommer Telephone Building Vain ltt . LiJL. ...I'.- jfJ 1 Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned . Rebuilt. Feather Mattressca Mad Pillows lU-aovated -Fluff Hugs Made troaa old carpets. i Furniture ltepalred an! f . . Recovered La Grande Matiress ) & Weaving Works ? Licensed Fumtgator '. I'lHIXI! -I24-W . : Clias. Kilnards, l'rop j -LA GRANDE ii SIAlit ON AMI AFTER MAT it LV.WM . LEAFK tlnloo ! Oraad I. i:0OA.M. - 1:00 P.M. V :ir. P. M. :lop. ii. ? Rumta . 1:00 P. M. C-.10P. II f p; O. PeliAP ! HeadqnaKera, Hommer Ilotd f A Combination of Good BREAD Made by ha Grande Baker' By TAYLOR By BLOSSEB I . "'A Home Independent Telephone Co. " Va .-r - r . 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