La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 19, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, November 19, 1925. THE fcA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOB RENT Ft ill ItllNT C.ood furnished house, 5 rooms, 945.00 a month..' Iteforences required. 1X1 1 Ceduri, SI. Inuuiru Mis. Atkins, l'jiii First St. i 4-ll-18-2t l-'Olt KENT Wuverly. -Kll rnlHllL'il Apis. Tho l-'Oll ItENT,- Apartment In New Inquire J. J. Foley. 2-11-18-tf KOK liKNT Sleeping room, Cull 4:14-J or 14116 N Ave. 2-1 1-17-1.1 e. J'Oll 11KNT Time furnished housekeeping rooms. Cull 44fl-lt. 2-1 1-lii-tr FOR liENTr room house. -flood loontioll. Phone' M-Olil. n-ii-io-tr roil KENT Modern houw. 'Call M-6KK. 2 ft-room i(i-:io-if FOIl KENT 2 house. Tel. 70-M. . 1-UI-lC-tf FOIt BAL& FOIt SALE Burlier ehuir. fall fit Itex Barber .Shoi),'l.u tlrandc. 2-11-lS-Glp Ml 11 HAL 10 Hunts, nllve or dressed. '-Phono 41U-W. 2-1 t-i 7etp FOU HAI.E Modern 6-room house with all im provements In und paid for. A ohancti for someone to buy n L real homo at $20(10 less than V actual value. Easy terms. "Why pay rent? ' Phone 2(il-V. U-ll-lS-2t l-'Ort HAI.K Turkeys, ducks, ffeese. Delirious nrid cookinff - apples, l'honrt Farmers K,G. Mrs. IJork. 3-1 1-17-Sl.p l"OU SALIC Full lenRth daven port and Perfection oil stove,' 3 burner. 1514 Jefferson. Mrs. E. C. Courtney. ' 3-ll-17-3t FOIt SALE Household ' Cull Main 'uio. furniture. 2-11-16-tf FOR HAI.E 6 room partly modern houso und 3 lots. 2402 N. Ash. 3-11-10-lmp FOll SALE 2nd i?rndo potatoes. Jay Ilosson, Allcel. Phono F-11S. 2-ll-C-12tp FOR SALE Used pianos at bar gain prices. ' $10 down and $10 a month. E. O. Music Co. ll-3-tr ' l'-OU"S'ALE T(n"e llomlC bit paved T street close to high school, hmall payment down or will trade for good Improved- acreage or Bmall FARM LOANS We are prepared to offer a very attractive proposition in faini loans rates no com missions or appraisal fees. See us if you con template a change. We nlso have sonic money to loan on-city property. WEEKS & BLACK itFAirons ' ' New Foley Hide Insurance - Loans HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD From $1.00 to $80.00 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Exchtinge; rjr and Jefferson FImm 4T4-1 WE BUT, SELL OR TRADE OUR NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY should now be in . your possession. There are some number changes, therefore, please consult this directory before calling a number. This will help us give you efficient service. Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average to Hie line) Per line, 1st insertion.. 1'er line, cairli added - wonls , too cxm- SCCIItlVO mwrtlon ........... Minimum charge oa one Ol 7c der , 25c ItATKK HV MONTH -S lines, per month -...$S.r0 3 lines, per month......... eU2 4 limn, iT month ....$4.M) 5 lines, per mouth ....... (4,15 1 jah additional line over five charged at ouo per'' line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on all classified orders to earn these rates.: .' HJghr-r rates charged on all: credit In sertions. -' v Copy for all classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAV OP LNSKRtlON, Stop orders oa ad Iwertmt un til further notice must be re ceived by the seme hour or ex tra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders aoUvited. Cash rates may be earned oft phons orders by payment on or before dns of last Insertion. PHOJVE MAIN M, ' , "An Observer v Want Ad . . Will Do It" houso. C. Wilson and W. H. Ilerry, M'cst-Jncobson :TVdg., or phone SG7-.I. 7-li-11-4li FOM SALE By owny, 'modern six-room house. - Call Main DSC. . 2-11-S-tf WANTED To (10 hour work. Mrs, Hanson, lltuO Adams. 2-ll-l-6t,T i i , i WANTED A ranch to rent T(Vlte J. w.-Ijj- Oore, Vox-S3 J La.' Grande. 2-H-M-5tp WANTED Buttons made. Hem stitching. Art and Baby Shop. - ,' s-4-lm' WANTED Pressing, (cleaning. Zwelfei's Tailoring. M-176. De livery. ' ll-S-tf WANTED TO LET .Contract to level S acres ground.! Call 498-J. 2-lU-13-tt MONKT TO LOAN 33M0 on ap. proved city or farm property. icrty.' Win: Miller & Co.. .3-10-2 HAND SAW PLAYING - Instruc- tlnns. KnRrupnH'iits. C pot FOR SALE A neat small home for $1500. i.ot Coxlio. A small payment; In fact. 31G0 ivilt handle (bis. Bal ance S2u per monta inciunmr in terest. If purchaser can. amain for the first payment to be tnodft on or before six months thio.-wflt he acceptable. Investigate thls It is a good one. - . r: A well-furnudied bousn. - with good pl jiiiblng and large lot lot Jj.Doo. That offers iit oppartuM ity for someone to owa a food home Instead of accumulating hunch of rent receipts, A very desirable bungalow no paved street In western resjdeii, tlal section of city. A easy, nome tor $:i,ooo. Terms. ' GEO. H. CURREY nEALTOR I arm Loan $100,000 to loan oa farm Ad Page Counties tIEW TODAY I.OHT Package containing a Pair of new putent leather slippers, Phone S06-.M. , 3-1 l-la-ltp LOHT Circular saw Monday be tween Wm. Mobs und Anna Vun dermullen. Finder plousc cull ' Funner 113 und mcolve reward. ',''., 4-1 1-llt-lt Ron SAIJ-I Few good mlleh rows, one spun young mures. Arehle Kuown. Alloel. -ll-10-2tp STItAYF.ll Oil STOLEN From pasture south I,a Grande one sorrel maro, weight nhout lMio - pounds, hrnndeil Itur O on left hip. Phone .F. A. Epllng. Main to. Howard. 6-11-19-tf FOR SALE Modern G-r,oom house close In. Cull 206-W. 2-U-l'J-2tp FpU' HALE Stamped Pure l.lnen . Just arrived. White Art Bhoppe. New 'Foley Bldg. ll-lU-2tp FOB BENT One lingo liouse .kceplng 'room. Ilnchelnr pre ferred. . 1914 3rd Ht. 2-ll-19-2tp FOJt SALE 4onm nioilern house and furniture. Inquire 2Gor N. ' lurch. 1!-1 l-l-tp Strawberry City Prepares , to Answer Mid-Winter Call . PLANT CITY. Fla. (AP) S-t-r-a-w-h-o-r-r-l-e-s! This mid summer cry in Northern and West era cities will soon he echoed here .when the Florida berry growers hecin iratticrlnh- their crops. The greatest yield or the local fields comes shortly after 'Christmas when -thousands of crntcB nro shipped to distant markets. Strawberries require a special mvttiod of cultivation. Involving ex 'penslvo irrliratlorf systems and con stant field work. The crops in this 'vicinity ure valued at more. than a million , dollars a year and the strawberry acreage Is constantly creasing. Ittidflhlsl 1'rlcstH Trfllnod For , iJnjrnm'M Snffraso Cnnipnirnt 08AKA. JniMin t AP) -Throe thouHnnd -rtiiddhlNt priests arc be ing trnim-d to take up tho eiim pulgn In behalf of unlvorsul sitl'f-raKv.- . lnlvorsul am'EruKo will ho tried out hi Jitpun for -tho. flrnt tlino at the next eoletlon, which inoy come noxt year. In the 'training schools lectUros uro given ev;ry dny by soholurB und hlxh ofi'lrtfils In govern imnt dcpurtnuints. When the courBO in cqmpluUiU thp prlcBls will Instruct hundreds of other lrh'fits und then .the niitloiii(io comimiKii will sturt. Paul IturrlK Heads Company F. KALEM. Ore. Paul llurris was lecled commander of Company F, ii2d Infantry, with headquarters In Kulem, to succeed Puul llemlrlcks. who lias retired. street. -6-lmp MUSIC LESSONS Violin and sax ophone, Vielln teacher. II. .A. Nlekotaus; saxophone teaclier. I. 3. Butler. Call M-119. E. Ore. Music Co. &-in-22-!nip 9AFE8 repaired, combinations changed, .j. Bosenbaum, M-104. 2-10-a-lm LOST LOST Rilk umbrella with gold handle. Leave at Observer. z-ll-17-4t FRECKLES AND HIS ( BUT POP, EM 5EB10US VeflODS- f BUT I'AI A FIRM BElieVC ) I AR.OUT THIS AFFAIR WTlrl I skiAeniM )a kl LOUr if RI8TaN Jl mis clark I'm eETTiNti ) 1 Ksjowfine m whv t coolo live nu. y K WAUfT TO SETTLE DOWN Jl , SBUSRAL isM V UKK HER 1 Yjo ser JV'!' j Q 1 I V w ' it -i I p 1 I v 1; 1 ar i i n i vzs f 1VUMTV0OTP MXIill C06S WLUS 1 I'LL )j SS'i I ! B3AU6 VOX) ACS !jT ( (ju ' i 'OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo WELL, EVE(?E,Tr. ME LAD, I W! VoO LOST "T&URJMJAD OM 7HB, VJORCD aE.Ris.S.. .-THATfe BECAUSE rcJ WERE. T3UIL.H&ATe.T ,o,ajI DUPN'T PLAY YOUR tAOTsifiY THE. WAY I ADVISED YOU TO. Voo TOUTS icuu no, C Wfl IV WC SCWyict, INC La Grande May Eobson as Mother in "Helena's Boys" On Snturdny evening. Nov. 2 1st at tho Arcade tlicutcr May Kohson will show tho patrons, .what vicis situdes one mother went through to givo her boys a correct-demonstra tion of modern science they' had been heruldlng, and if any one in this world of modern sciences,' theories, nnd customs can" make nny heutl or tall out of them, ,they will find in "Helenas Boys new food for the mind. "Helena" is the adored mother of two boys who Lire sounding tho clarion of radical thought for tlie younger generation and "Helena" sees the breakers ahead but knows too much -to op pose them firmly, so she uses strat egy, and who on thu siage-ciin ap ply the diplomatic touch so. deft ly as Miss Itolison? She wins, hut at. what a "near, sacrifice" ;of -all she holds sacred. ; "Helena's Boys" Is a dramatiza tion of the Saturday Evening Poet story "The Jtoys." by Mary Brecht Pulver. nnd Augustus Pltou Is more Hum making the. success, : which "Helena's Hoys" enjoyed in' the Ihreo mout))S run at the .Henry Miller theater In New- Tork. Seats for this attraction now sell ing at Ohms Drug - store. Show starts at 8:4S.' ... Laugh-Packed Film Packs The Arcade ' Have you erer made a motor trip across the continent? If you have, or If you haven't, for that matter. Reginald Denny demonstrates how .it y should he done In "California PtraHfht Ahead" the Unlvontsl-Jewel feature at the. FRIENDS see J'O-o-T : a ,, 1 TOLD u. f?ff" ' ' r li I , - S. . . ' .-ViU . . I -m.s iroScAR.ienaiE" S AlrT 5CARE0 OP AsJTOIrOV Bey SCOOT AN' 6-JVPyTKIWlS WHV, ME TCU) A6 TM AT life FACfeO TWO U0N5 YES. YOU TOLTD HE. So MS TrieN, AMDYsu inow . ' Theatres Arcade theater. . With the unusual situations pre sented In a transcontinental motor trip, Donny and his director, Hnrry Pollard, have managed to make "California Straight Ahead" poa sfhly the most entertaining of Den ny's recent series of fenture farce comedies. , .- Trnveling In a palatini bnngnlow on-wheels, Denny, In the role of o Jilted sirttor, attempts "to forget" by journeying across the country by motor. Instead of finding soli tude." nnd peace, he finds every thing ulso. Including his ex-fiancee, vtu'iuus accidents und mishaps, a sfnrm In which several . wild anl- mals escape and Invade, an unto cjitup.-and numerous other divert ing things. , From tho appearance of ..the seimiiB It Is evident' Unit, tho trans continental trip scenes were filmed out on the open joaat'.tnitjtBulsVft, shots of tourists camps, und the usual eurnvun of curs of all desoiip tlons loaded with odd-looking bag guge, and passengers .who rival them In otldness. . : All In all, the picture manages to ho most entertaining, nnd pre sents an' unusual combination of oomedy and thrills, ending with a punch which Is too good to miss, but also too good to spoil by tell ing here. . Gertrude Olmstead makes an up. pealing herolno opposite the star, and the supporting cast, Including Lucille Ward, Charles Oorrard. Tom Wilson, John Stoppling, Fred Esrnsiton and Leon Nonius, add inuny bits of comedy to the produc tion. The story was written by Byron Morgan and Harry Pollard. .' The light In a pipe w-111 show yon the way I h rough more things than getting lit yourself will. You have to cultivate good hab its. Tho had ones grow wild. "Something toThink About JUST BECAUSE you both like Trie Same . Phonograph Keaxaa 15 NO AIN6 Vut AUC SOUL MATffS MOw noma ;hE RSL, ABOUT IT ? A My, But ey Cthouohs? hJ ( 6'WAA1 AS J A INT "WAT Jf r- " J mi u.di Ar-,t,. f r-i ' w - VP boavm 1 C V.V I .aja?ite V " I "Girl on the Stairs" Closes Run at . Sherrys Tonight ' "Tlio Girl on thn Stairs." Die grout mytttcry drum a LhiimmI iipon Winuton Bouvo'n niuiruslno atory of tlio Riunn numo, cIobos its run ut tho Hhorry thntor tonight. ' CliBrminff 1'uiHy ltuiti Mtlk-r in tlio tur nnU . hor'NKlinlrAbto up portlnir ciiMt IntMudca Nllt B, Vtlch, uu U'mtlnK ' nioii, Aillno 1'ri'tty, HUtimion luy,. Free man .-Wood, Ht-rlnuii OniHHliy, Mleiui!l Durk und Ooortro lortolut. TMh llu-Ullnir iulo of a Ktrl mo in numlmllHt Indicted for u murder which oroiirmd durtiiK' ono of Uor Bloop wulUinK' oxpodtlionH, was dl rrt'd ly William t Worthlntrton undor tho poraontil Httporvlalon of Prodm'or Klinor Jlnfrln, who uIho adiiplcd tho Mtory for (ho Hon.on. ?omody Blmwlntf, "Jlauntotl Monoymoon." " - . "Siege," ,Coming To Star, Boasts Of Stellar Cat Ono of the Inrgest nnd most Im posing casts of the screen year was assembled to ennet the many Im portant roles In "Siege," the I nl- versitl-Jewel production .showing nt the Star theater Friday. . Heading Ihe large cast are Vir ginia Vulli nnd Eugene . O'Brien. who are co-starred In the produc tion. Miss Vn III. one of the most popular of tho screen's younger actresses, Is under contract to the Universal PIcluroB corporation, nnd has stnrred In such notable pictures as "l!p the Ladder," "A Lndy of Quality," "Prlco.of Pleas ure," "K the Unknown,'' and runny others. '- ' Eugeno O'Brien, well known on both Btnge and screen, was form erly a star With the old Selsnlck company. He was featured with Norma Tnlmadge In "The .ady, Smllln' Through," "Secrets," and other pictures, co-starred with Laura 1 Plnnto in "linsgorous In noeoneo" nnd headed the cast In Frivolous Hal." On the stage, he wns with Charles Frohman, lnvld Hclusro nnd Oeorge Tyler and has stnrred In stage productions in prantlrnlly every inujor city In the United States. Mary Alden, noted as a versatile actress for her many difficult screen characterisations, pmys t part almost oqual In Importunco to those of Miss Valll end Mr. O'llrlen in "Siege." Her other re cent pictures havV been "The Be. loved Brute." "Halildt," "Pleasure Mud," "Painted People," and many ntliei-M. ' Mure Manliermott, ono of tho screen's first slurs and more lately an accomplished character actor, hus nn lmnortunl role, as do' llea- irte liiirnhnm. Broderlck O'Ftir- roll, Hurry Lorraine, Helen Dun bar. Holfe Sedan, Charles Colby, und many others. "Siege" was directed by Svond ,Qado and adapted to the screen 'from HumueW Hopkins,. , Adams' novel of tho same name. A gentleman will not cuss beforo tho ladles, not even when tho ladles are too drunk to hear him.. Skirts were shortened because the women hated to have , thorn brush against, gossips. WhenWintertas Foleys Honey andTar FOR COUGHS AND COLDS He's Tough! 1 - Vjcc 11c ft! I AINTV00, OSCAR? SMOVM M1M MOW WOO 00 WMEAJVOO EBT TIC6PS AN' U0NS.' M0 ,L MAVCM'T PROP056D V VVHCRtt TM6 DEUtE t fL 4 J ( 30SH-l-l NEWER VET BUT WHEN t TEU. K ARE 100 SOIN6 TO Ab V Trl0t)6rIT Of THAT ' X-giS?;- , HEH MOW t fCCL I'M 1 ET SMOuVW A10WE V I. r fe5$- ' URC SHE'LL. ACCCPTl TO LIVE 0M WHEN ' f C i l Q O T ' 1. lssad ! it..s sic -Til Professional Directory This directory Is especially aasuty for the'' newcomer e for tint out-ot-loan leader who aaay arant the jiasne and address of some prafasatoaal aaaa, it baa barn carr fully pre pared and aim prove to be a ready aid to any reader In ob lalBlng p ran at profess tons! service Claisif tod For Quick Reference Attotnc) caat at. ansOT aw. iffle Waal uWoy-at. offlee Vfst-JlMoa tfulut- Idii. $ipboas Malst 1U. KA?sjTad?5i?tejit fiaoaT.saa' talT!bS.' jIsUbo!s aula H. , . , , qaBxT a. aUaUaWatareer at Jacoiaea aonataa. TalaavWlJats Ikntlata n. n. sr. K n n nnf a, t cWsv sr Bullae. Tsunoaa ais, (f. nr. Arthltett .'-,." C B. atlLLBUt. arektMsrt: La Oranda rtaUanal Bank BfilldJaa Living In the past orithe future Isn't much fun. Try uj prssent. It Is both of them oombined. WEAVER'S tsafrd - aPTBkfSBfi I niON WaUM . De4 Ssaeat .' : Snodgrass & ) Zimmerman ; Exclusive ; Undertakers , Our Invalid Car Is used but for one purpose of convey ing toe tick and Injured any , where they want to go. v, Uatn 1 NIcM or Day , BUTTERNUT SUPERFIIir ffifr - . .. ,. ...'.. By TATLOK K s ( r V11LD ANIMALS',- I r00' 'M Physicians & Surgeons nm'-VA N. SIIIIHER, M. O. Vhyalelan and Buriceon Telephone . 0OSSB r Uulldins; Main ftbs uan aorrr. , m. n. - LKS suuvi. si. u. aracrlca liailtsd to dlstmMus of ths v. Ear. Nom and ThroaL Msw Folsy Telephone auiuana- Maln If B. U. H1RHY, M. I. Pbvslelaji and Huraeon - rw Valsy . ivlephona BICBABOP, f.ANUIS M. II. yiyslcMfa and durgson SutSSSfi Telephone Main If W. r. MsADOHY, 1371 auraaoa TslepSona Usfu d lis tea I O. a. BtOUHE, H. u. aaslelaa and auraeon Ifsfr Vslay , Tleplion Bulrmaf Main 19 . (. tVALS TORT, M. D. rsaetu Uiu4 to ' aisaasua ST tns i and T1irot. . Teleahons ratalldlna Malu 171 . A, U aUOHAnOIOlf, M. D, fiurgsry -Kaosns If-lt ' Telephone loasmer Building . Main If Osteopathic Physicians J. It. lNOLH, l. O. Osssraj ostsopatlilo Practice Praetlee limited to oars iitaa mi wm i 1 ... Telephone Main lilt ejEHES? Mattresses - Ruga ' Cleaned Rebuilt. Feather Mattresses Made Pillows Renovated Fluff Bugs Made fssf old carpets. Furniture Kepalrod an! Recovered La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed Fumlsator PHONE 4IM-W , ... Clias. Edwards, Prop. STAGE" ON AND AFTER MAT It IiFJlVB LEAVB Valon ' La Grande :00 A.M. l:00P.M. JjUP.M. f.loP.Js. nnday DM P.M. . StlOP.M. - . p. a. DeLAP Baadatuuters, Somnicr Itotei A Combination of Good BREAD f J ..... Made by I a Grande Baker: K. J. McWLLLIAMS ' By BLOSSER ffr ,T)lf- wuvkc--