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Monday, Doccmlior 28, 102!5.
TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Revon
fl.The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
FOR RENT
FOlt KENT 7 room modern fur- i
pished house, (.'lose in on paved
, ftreet. Double garage. Call 326-J.
..ft ' 3-12-23-Otp
FOH HUNT 1'urnished apart-
. tnent, steam licat. Phono 381-M.
4 2-12-22-0tp
a
VOH TiKNT Steam heated rooms
f nt I. O. O. F. temple. 2-12-22-Ct
FOR JtKNT Garage. Cull nt
', Skala Hilwo. 2-12-22U
I'i V0TI HUNT Furnished houso-
;liecilng rooms. I'hono 446-lt.
'if! 2-12-lGtt
FOH HKNT C-room house. Call
S18-J. ... 2-12-2(f
KOIt KENT
,roley Bldg.
Apartment In New
Inquire J. J. Foley.
2-i i-is-tr
FOR KENT Modern 6-room
i .house. Call M-6SG. 2-10-30-tf
4
FOB SAi.e.
FOIt SAi.H Filly ll(!ad ot six-s'j-weeks
old pigs. Call Observer.
2-12-2l)-3tp
iYOR SALE Used pianos at bar
gain prices. $10 down und $10 a
-, month. E. O. Music Co. 11-3-tr
FOR SALE By owner, modern
s ' Six-room house. Call Main 686.
; . . i : 1-11-2-tf
WANTED Odd jobs, with or with
out Ford pickup, handy man: W.
Mercer. Inquire Observer.
- ' 3-12-lli-lmp
WANTED Buttons made. Hem-'
Btitchlner. Art and Baby Shop.
' 9-4. lm
WANTED Pressing, cleaning.
- Zwetfel's Tailoring. M-17G. De
''(. livery. . 11-3-tf
"NOTICE Will the party who took
; khaki colored overcoat by mis
; Hako at Eagles hall Thursday
. knight return samo to Observer
, and avoid prosecution.
, 5- 2-2G-2tp
8AFES repaired, combinations
' changed. J. Xoscnbaum, M-104.
: 2-10-3-lm
CITY LOANS Long time, smallest
. f monthly payments, no delays,
in security Laud &. Savings Co.
12-lltf
Phlngs could be -worse. Don't
gel mad when a collector rings
vour doorbell. C.ould have been
in insurance agent.
Santa Clans Ih coming. Hetler be
good and save your credit if you
want to get anything.
FOR SALE
8d acirs irrlsnlcd land 21
miles from Ln Grande. Price
IM!f,HMM. i :nsy tci ins.
v m
WEEKS & BLACK
REAITOFIS
New Foley Illdg.
Insurance - Loona
HAPPV TC
RAG RUGS
See Our Large Stock From 60c Up.
Furniture Exchange
fli and Jefferson Phone 4T4-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRAPS
A New Year's
Resolution
Resolve to use the telephone more in the
year 1926 than you ever have before.
Both the local and long distance service will
save you time and give you the added satis
faction of getting a direct reply. .
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Observer
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Telephone orders sodettet.
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before date of Inst insertion.
I' HONE MAIN 37
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
FREE A musical saw with each
course of personal lessons. I.. R.
Kale, 6 Depot. 3-12-7-lmp
Calllaux on Senate He turn
Offered Seat of His Trial
T'ARIS (AP). "To the lefi," re
plied Joseph Caillaux, when upon
iiis first visit to the senate as a
newly elected member, be was
asked where he wanted to sit.
t'pon reaching the seat to which
the usher escorted hint, I'aillau?;
hesitated, looked about him as if
perturbed and a rush of blood to
the IjHud reddened the former min
ister's extremely bald - pate
The- senatorial seat to which heL1
had been shown was the identical
one ' in which as an accused be-
tVi.-n 1.. M.rK on'ii-t tin li'i.l a-.
lor OV(l,. a nu,nth duVing the fnm-
uus trial in 1
Jt was explained that no offense
had heen . meant but. by cpinci-
lenee II was the only sent that
happened to be vacant "to the
Soiae of us are naturally foolish
and the others net that way be
cause 'they haven't any better sen-
T sincerely believe the best buys
in l.a Grande real estate for the
year 1926 will be made during
January and February. This Is
based upon years of real estate
experience that b iylng always fol
lows unusual rental demand. The
spring rontal demand will still be
greater.
Whel her I am a I rue prophet
or not, 1 do know that I " have
at " the present tlrne several of
the lowest priced homes that 1
have had during t he puat thr
years. Occasionally these oppor-
tunitles present themselves. If you
are thinking of purchasing a home
I would be glad to show you my
listings.
GEO. H. CURREY
KEALTOII
Farm IjOada
$100,000 to loan on farm lands
Buy Now
Ad Page
Counties
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT Steam flouted rooms.
Call 9H3 Main St. 2-12-2S-2tp
WANTED Carpenter worU,. Don't
go' to Claude I'ratt's until you
give me carpenter work, J. F.
White. 2U-W. 4-U-28-21
LOST Small crocheted bag con
taining 2' greenbacks and small
change. Tel: 3UII-W.- Reward.
3-12-2S-U
WANTED A girl who Is willing to
learn the lutlor trade. Start with
small wages. Call 13111 Jeffer
son. 4-l2-2S-ltp
FOR HUNT 4-rooin, furnished
house with bath. John Mars.
2-12-2S-ltp
LOST Overshoe between Wash
St. and Johnson's Confectionery.
Call l!ooverly.ed Oroeery. , .' ,
. . ' 3-is-sa.it
IFOR SALE 3 more brand new 3-
room , bungalows about ready,
water, lights anil gurage. 1375,
$20 down, $20 . uer mo. Last
chance this - yeaY. Call Main
24. ' .: 0-12-28-3t
WANTED Qlrl.
llukery.
'Call at Electric
. : , 2-12-2$tf
i WANTED ' Experienced house
l keeper, 170S Oak St. or call
3II7-W. 3-12-28-lt
jjleiiiu'ssey Slai-s In Other
Sjoim ns Well as Tennis
INDIANAPOLIS (AP), Johnny
Hennessey, "one of the few tunk.
ing American tennis 1 players who
stars in other fields of athletics,
has , laid uside his racquet for a
basketball. He -will plov again
this season with an amateur team
of Indianapolis. v '
Hennessey plays ' football and
baseball with the same facility
which makes him outstanding in
'tennis und basketball. He has to
earn his. own way and has had
little coaching' at any sport. .
I 'nlike most tennis stars,. Hen
nessey, plays hut little during -.the
wintry. Occasionally he works o'lt
on the only indoor court in In
dianapolis, but ' only to keep In
condition.
He "Makes lp" First That
Lady's Complexion May "Kit
.N'EW YOHK. (AP) A gentle-
man may defer to a la'dy and let
her preeede him In most matters,
but when It conies lo "making up"
"for the niovle.s, John Gilbert says
honor lias a reverse twixt.
'If two .wros pla'tnr neenes
together make, up" independently
the make-ups might clash," ex
plained Gilbert, who appears with
Lillian Gisb in wi.a Hoheme," -u
forthcoming M-GTM picture from
the novel which made the opera
famous. "If the gentleman makes
up first, the lady may look at it
and make up to suit.
"Otherwise, she might have the
trouble of altering her complexion
and no gentleman would put. a
lady to thai inconvenience,
OFFICIALS FACi: KFCALI
MAUHITFIKLO, Ore. Tha city
of Kast Side lust, night. Instructed
City Attorney William K. Coleman
to pit-part' recall petitions for the
port of Coos P.ay port commis
sioners and to hold them In read
iness lo circulate in Ihe event an
agreement of recall is decidt-d nt
the meeting of electors called for
Saturday to discuss and decide m
a linn of procedure, unless th
port commission approves
the
! bridge site betw een Maishfleld and
Fast Hide as n part of the bond'
electlon program of last July,
MOBfM POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
f VV HERE'S WH6R 1COA LITTLE L ( r1 - J0O I'll. PARK. MVSELF "0 '-i "
- Sherlock holmes STupf noshovo - l,'';,! tBour op his oppiCB amd wme0
' TH0r WD TrlAT H6 CAW 6ST O JT M ' ME COMtS OBT F UWCH ILL I
4 l PWIMG VOX THAT EM6A6EM6NT CATCH HIM EDHAkJOeD
L ) ILL 66T A, DlSCOlSe SO HE lOOtfT nMV ' r- 7 i! :.i
C 71 ,.-' 7 "
J XJ": f THATS A DUMB
' mm toe naoht
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condol
f TTrMT'S A TIM'S ,
STUNT FO(t. TOO TO
PUt-t- .ON THS x
PUTit-iC. HIGHWAY
TON'T OU WNOtU
TrS VUt-CSS 0s
-rue RoD f
Ye x KNotO
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La Grande
"What -Fools Men"
Is New Film Thriller .
At tho Arcade
see josepn ureer, -
man, 01 science, iimiei a human storv exceedinic-at-es
ill the junrle! , , W(.M t()lll nni) ,tiriiy pro
See' what, civilization;, '. In the j d , ont0r,tt,nnB f,.om
form of a shrewd body, pf, financial , mK , , ,(( v(lJ nl
eMuuueeiJ. la.er no iu ..,.,
lal
nent personality! 0 ,
See OeorKV Uurns.v llumhlB
ehaurfeur, spirit his wilful mispress
from the midst of jazi:)ii.ir Idlers
Ever, have your plcnlt" N'.?oile,1?
Well. If rainstorms iuifi romance
mix. like In this case, what do you
care? -
i llavo you ever seen the Idle rich
while away an afternoon lu the
swimming pool'.',
The niodVrn argon mint, the mail
pilot ,at the wheel-T-an . elopement
by ulr! Wouldn't It thrill you?
Mun's greatest fight lo conquer
self! Voti'll Jubilate with Joseph
Greer at his story,
Here an; seven sidelights on
''What Foois Men," playing today
and Tuesday ut the Arcade thea
tre. The picture was made from
Henry Ktlchell Webster's novel;
"Jusf'ph .Greer and ills Daughter,"
by First Nation-.il under the super
vision of June Mnlhls, "
You will find the Webster char
acters assumed wllh fidelity by
such artists as Lewls'-Stom; Hhlr
ley Mason, Barbara Bedford, Kthel
Gi'ey Terry and I avld Torrence;
also two rising young film players,
Hugh Allan and Joyce .Cornpton,
just placed under First' National
contract, and a hast of others
hardly second In Importance. .
A comedy Is alno being shown
Man : in Nashville, , Ten .' was
sentenced to 'I'i years, so he won't
have to-worry about the coal bills.
Tnva are so high. i.Thiy cost al-
(mcst as, much us bootleg booxe, .
FRIENDS
WU ATS
A BOOK.
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YAAS, t KNWi
,e.THe Runes ak
THCi e.ST'S
Theatres
"Slave of Fashion"
Showing for
Last Time Tonight
, . x sav(1 of j,sl,on.. ut sherrys
,hBt holds vnur Interest aM
through, it !s a llol.iu'i llee.U
produeMcn rci-.'iiP1. ,1 alui .-pon
y Melro-Go; dwy r.-M a y . r.
'umei ililpniMn wrote thr strv
orliiivlr.'-l!y lor 1 he hi'tcim. i I
shows the same Hup id 111 in map
pint; oit screen plays that he docs
in his spoken drama.
The story U that of a very beau
tiful and unsophisticated girl who
lias lived in a middle western vll-
Inge.-nU- of her lile. but has longed
lo go ,1o the city primnrily to be
ible t( see and wear clothes. f-;he
gets her wish but almost al the
cost of her good name and 'the ,
wrecking of her home. , However, j
the family honor and hnpptncss are i
saved; and the girl wins a confirm
ed wealthy bachelor to boot.
Norma Shearer Is starring as the
girl, Katherlne Fmerson. She Is
a remarkable actress us well as j
being a.s unusually attractive und j
bountiful girl and gives a brilliant j
performance in this newest, role. ,
lew Cody Is featured as Nichol- (
as Wentworth and make.s an Ideal
romnntic lover. As usiml he gives:
a strong performance for there Is j
no more dependable players on the i
screen than Mr. Cody. j
Mary Curr, William Haines. VI- j
via Ogden, Miss Duponl snd .lames:
Corrlgan all give spl( ndld perfor
mances. Hers Meredyth wrote the con
tinuity and Hen Keynolds did 11m
photography.
Corned showing 1 1 a aJv Hot
toin." Oscar Is
THAT ( I I iTTSI'c-Look:
SAMDY LlliG irs LU
CIAIJSSAU6V00? Kb PRIWTED IM
AKY J V-7 GE0,MM.'
1 1 sr
Golden Rlllc
j 1
it& , : "j.
KSi ft 9
Arlliur NasJi, wealth v head of a
Clncliinatl clothing unr, and lenown
as "Colden Kulu Nash ' Ut lu lilt- j
era I policies, has niipenlect to C;ov'i--
nor Kinnhey of Ohio to release John
A. Sybell from tho stato prlnoii,
whore he has served three and a hsitf
years ot,a 25-year sontonce for aid
log In a payroll' robbery that cost
Nash $S0Dfi. Ho' has promised to
glvtfybell a Job and be responbibl"
fur him If ho la freed.
stiooL Ci:.srs i.ovi:n.'
OllKOON CITV. Ore. Oregon' Three Krcnehnicn will try to fly
City's school population has uV-'to the North Pole. How foolish!
creased instead of increased dui- Why not ju;d. go down ami sil in
ing tho past year, necoiding to the lc; bouse,
ligures by A. C. llowbmd, school. ,
clerk of district No. 62. In remote rural districts In Nor-
"The reason -J'or this." says Mr.
How hind, "is that last year a large
construction firm brought many,
new families to this city, remain-1
ing here until the work was com-,
pleted." '
The 1 11.4 census Hliowed ther
were 1 U4 1 children of school age,
and the census forvl!U5 showed
i t hat there were 1 12 1, ' .
HOXKYMOOXS ('IT SHOUT i
SII.VI'.'HTON, Ore. Two co l-';
pies California-bound on then1'
honeymoons had th'elr plans
abruptly changed for them at
Kosehurtf, whei-e all their cloth-1
inir except what they wore uns
stolen.
The four newtyweds stepped f'n'i
Imieh, leaving I heir traveling' hnen
ill -tV.e'e enr or.f.Mr : ' !..
iV'lie'i In' .- t"1'"!!'!!',! . --ir ,).' -i." ,-
it J v i,K
dr.
'.'.1 :
wedding b-
I Ttie eoujdes y.'ore r,
j Itiiiph Gustalson and Mr
Alvah le(iuire.
FEED"
Jtollcil Ouls
Itolled Itailey
Whole Corn
Crni'Ued Corn
Whole Wheal
Mill l'eeil
I'.aleil Alfalfa
llaleil 'I'llliolliy
Italeil Straw
(.lit
V'.ttz Maker
Si'i'iileli l-'eeil
Ask Our I'l-lre.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Siorae Co.
Main 79a ...
Missed!
-1 111C a --T.xraf put t
S5EM A SiG?J HIM fiXD r ) '
SiK O'CLOCK- YB MOST r-r-U
'vd HWC STAVED HOME ICdY f
Mf wm
feili
An Educated Person
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Tlits directory Is especially liaudy for the ueweomer or
for the out-of-town rentier who muy want tho name and
address of some professional man. It has been carefully pre
ared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader la Ob
taining prompt professional service
Classified For, Quick Reference
Attorneys
Hl'Cll E. HII UIV Ariorny-t-
L-iw, offte.u Wost-Jaoobtton Build
ing. Toleyhonu Mtin 111.
eiioit K A.I anU kiiicuiiaho Oeo.
T. t'iK'lirn Hiii Oolun U, Kborhard,
Attornuys ivt Lnw, La Grande Na
tt.rii n(tn It building;. Telephone
Main 91.
C'AItli CI. filCTM .Attorney at Law,
Ktnm 'Hi. New Koly Building.
Telephone laln 77a.
Dentists
nr. n. w, fhwtw-Dentist, Gard
ner Building, Telephone Main H.
Architect
t B, Mil .i,RTii arebloot
Vlnom ?
La Or and a National Bunk Building
way (lie bride dons the. native dress
of her district. mid rides to the
cnurch ci ivmooy on a pony,
n m,-,,,, ,
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleft'iers, Dyers
And rcssera
rnoE MAIN Ui
Depot Street
Exclusive .
Undertakers
flur Ivifl(t' CAii'lB" use -DtA "
for one purpose of convey
In tho sick und Injured uny-whci-8
they wont fo go. . .,
Atln fl'J Nlitnt or Day
BUTTEfiNUT
FUB1TY
i
R. J. AIcWTLLlAMS
umi -vt t -
Tired
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; POPA ASiMOtAMA
A'.
OIL.1
Physicians & Surgeons
t'nysiciiiu uno'A'jLi'gt'.ort
itnoma tu-ii t
Teluphon
Souimer Building
Main 66
i,i:v, n. uorvv, m. n.
Praotte 1 1 mi lid to dinea of tb
Kye. Kar, Nuao aud Throat.
New Foley . , Telephnna
Building Main 11
n. a. Kittiiv, .n. i, ,
PhysiulikU auU Burguon
Now Foley Telephone
Building Main 22
HICHAKn P. LANDIH M. 1.
Pbyaiclau ttia tiut b'uuu
Oardnor
Uulldiug
Tclephona
Ma I a H
W. 1. MrAIKtlU',
burgeoo
New Foley
Building
Telephone
Muin bt
t). s. mooiik, n, i.
Pbyalulan a,ud Surgeon
New Foloy Tclopbon
Building Main 1
F. L. It ALSTON, M. O.
, i-rajiicB nmiii'u 10 aiHasea ot in
Bvo. TT.ftr. Nlniii. nrf Trj.t
Ron ins 1S-T9 Telephon
Bonmier Budding Mun T'
a. iu niciiAitnsoif, nx. d,
. Surifory
R oo ma H-17 Telephon
S"imnr tlulidin
Matn 1
Osteopathic riiytiicians
J. L. 1N41LU, D. O. (
Oenfrnl Oanpthic Practloo
PrantfA limltuil in oru .if infina.
BoMimur Tolepaoht
Balldlnir Vinin 1
Mattresses - Ruj;s .
Cleaned . Itrliulll,
Fcatbcr Mnttresset SinAn
Flllmvs tli-aovntwi
Fluff Hubs Made fwi :
old CHrpet. ,. J,
Furniture Repaired aui '
, lleoovered
La Gr'!T Tltattres .
& Vci.vbj? Works '
L:.'( Iim .1 t ':.!.'. ;ill-.lr
!':, :: ti-v '
Ubn. Ftlwnrr., J'rop .
ON ASfi AM'KR MV II
I.F.AV'K I.LAVD
('Dion lift utmatMf
:0(l A. M. 1:00 P. M i
i:inr.u Riinr. jw,
Hiimlnj
1:00 P. M. 6:0 P. M
l. O. OelMI
Ilcnihjuaitei-, Soiniuer Hotel
A Combination of Good
6REA9
Made by
La Grande
Bakery
by TAYLOR
AMD I ALMOST 5M0IKES.6D , j
wselv weARiwa "niess false f
,.iu.r,yi;n S- C..r.. TTjiiT- . lr-
r 1i
coixecrcR. but HE msuc;r.
SHOvoeo up- ma'(SE he j
of CHASiti' ME
By BL0SSER
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