La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February (S, 192(. TiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tage Seven '1 The Observer Want Ad Page ; ' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties t " FOR RENT j, ' in IIRNT Five-room niocliM-n Ifurnlaheil linnsiA on N. Aih itr:ttt, J:t0 jut month. . fall KI2-YV. . .' , -8-ri-2t r)H KitINT 4 room, Willi butli; ! room with toilrt ami sink: 1 rocini' lifiiiso riirnislii-d to 'tuliiHs'. f John Mars. 4-2-r.-:iin t- JfriRi , HUNT' -r-.i-raam .''madeira I liousp. Partly furnished or nn- I lurniahrd. f'losfi lo Stiiii(T''H mill, i I fall 488-W. 3-2-4tf klt ItKN'T-Jl.'iirnlRln-il rooniK for liKht hoiisokociiins. 1303 AiluniH. "v , . .-. ' 2-3-4-Stp rUtj,:.KN'r tr- Alii. Warmest In ruy. 1 1 ii r jiis. I'onnoy more bulldiiii;. 3 - 2 -1 1 r itt TTF.nY I.'lvf-room houmi' nt -aoon-( Vilur. fall Ht Ntwlln Hook ami fttnlloiUM-y Store. :t-1-2Slf FOB KAl.t, i 111 flAI.K 1-roorn lionsA. Karate; larfro lot, Hliadn nnd fruit IrecH. Niiuilldown paymi-nl. eiiHy ternm' j on bulunro. Keo Offnrr at. 307 Sli'rlllB .St.- ' . . : . 4-2-4(f Flllt SALK 15, nionthH old miro S hriMl Holsteln lilfll.' K..X. IsniKlll, F, I miller, Ore. , 3-2-4-Gtli 'OH NAUC ThoroiiRhlircil Hliode Mlam Huo.sler. Tn&tN. Ave. 2-28-41 'OTt SALI'l House, 7 rooms,.' wa ter, limits, sewer, cement Iiuhp mejit, BldowalkH, shrubbery, 2 lots. Priced to sell. 131 r. X Ave. 4-2-2-(itp lilt SA.1-K Weil-matched teams from 4 to 7. yin. ioldv -wt. 14r0 to 2000 His. Sold, nought and CNClumKed. Geo. Hhevnr, 2 ',4 'ml. nOi-thenst 'Hot Utile.', Telephone W-X-4, l.nion. 5-l-:ill-lmp Pj-DK HAI.fi Dujilex. house., , Nicely furnished; steam- heat, electric range.). . Kasy terms. Call 320-.T. -2S-1 01 i l-'OK SA1.K One more violin at 1H00 Jefferson. 2-2-5-2U llOK SAhf: 7-room modern house ' FOU 11KXT " Strictly Modern 3-ro0m lipartment with bath, full imuemenl, furnace. In best renldimtial district. Allen Apart ment, fall Main G'43. BUYJHIS HOME .Mothfrn' R-rooiii "lionse, two lots, lieni'lnu clieny tioiis, Urtol,fciHleii, mi Y nvcinio nrar l'lr street, l'rlce $IKl)t). $11(10 fllsli, balance like rent. ' Rr , us for your farm lotui, .... WEEKS & BLACK irkArroits : New, l'oh-y lllilR. ;J . Insurnncti ;, - v I.onns' : M0MTPp ' - ' . - - - , . A Discovery : 'r V'S;;. v'.'';-v'.-V.. By TAYLOP Say son-help a (Tmv SoV-it'SAN old k (fuse's VouR. N f ' y fiAVMiiTea- S , ( rnas?- S f VE CSODS-IT'S N ' L Two Bits Vt & a ) vj" Lisa1 s w. 1 C, i l I "FRECKLES AND HIS FKIENDS Pop Will Have to Shave More Quietly ' Rv RtOSSEy Observer Want Ad ; Rates - : ; (Count five average words s lo Ilic Ulie). . Per line, Jst Insist luii ...Hk: Vr line, inch milled i-ouscc- lltlvO lllKfl'lioil 7o Minimum charge 011 one or der .......... S.Vj 't HAILS HY'.MOATII lines, per . iiHinlh $2.r,i) ;t lines, per monih. ......... ..t:t.ts I lines, per month $1.0(1 & lint's, )it tiiontli.. y 1. 15 . - linrli adititfnnnl lint; ovir five irhuiKt'd ut 50c prr line V'T month. CASH iS AIH'AVCK. Is ih qnhfil on all i-litHNir led nnhira to earn thi'.mr 'raieM, Mittluf rates liart?et on nil credit in sertions, '!) for nil rlnsslfiwl nitleif mit b in (IiIm ofrice Uy 10 A, M. MAY OF INHIBITION. Mop orders on ml iimertod mi 111 further nolieo . must Im celved by tlm .s:nne Jiour or ex tra Inserlhiii will ho eliurod. .1 ehi)ltoue ortlers solieftod. Cash rates may ho earned on plionc orders liy payiiieut on or herore date of last Insertion. 1 ' I'llOM; MAIN -97 ; "An Olmerver AVunt Ad Will Do It" $2000. Stnnll payment down, . balance. In. -easy' payments. Jn , quire J. J. Jackson, ija Oranle, Oregon. 4-2-2-litp FOR SAT.K Tmlteys. Farmers 64. ' , ' . i-l-2-6t WAN'THI Sal(man at once. 'e We Offer Four lots, Rood soil for garde a. Tlifi lioiiKo i:i good. Jt luis 0 rooms nnd hath, 2 cIoHetn, good cellui. The foundation Is cement, . The house Is plastered, Thero nre 1 cherry, apple and apricot 1 ree-i. 'Locution good for siiopH, mills or j school. The priee is $ :i n n 0 ; $fii:n 'cash, hnlanc6 $2fi and interest on the unpaid balance each month. ; St reet, ewer nnd siclewalk nil paid for. Here' Is a good home for i some one. j , Let us idiow you this or ol her ; propei-l ies. v La Grande Investment Company Hohileil lEeallors. , nelfnldo Airillts rir Itellnhlo liisiD'aiici' (Viinpiuiy. 12(11 Adams Ae. I'l.onc Main 7.".2 NEW TODAY WAK'l'KO 7- Salesman, fan "you sell autoinohiles? V huvv an ofienlllfC tor a (rood Bitlesmati. Must lie honest. Industrious and 111- aide to give KOud references. Write 1'. (). Dos, 1)14, Ai ..(irande. '- tl-2-tl-2t l-OIl It .;T 4 -room modern house with iraraK-e. flase in. Itcuson ahle In rlht party, fall 434-W. 3-S-U-2I I-'Olt ltKNT ll'e room modern fiirnlshcd liousc on N. Ash Htreet. ?30 per month, fall HI2-W. - . S-2-li-ltp Will HUNT-- l'urnlslied S-room - modi'i-n Apt. fall 1707 Washing-ton." 2-2-i-ltp MRS. Zl'liKi: has bniifflit a house. i No inorc solicitations desired. I ' 2-2-il.-lll - ' : . y WANTI-:f) Man to work. on farm. . I'hono 2tlO-V. Homer -Wilson. , , . ; : ... ; f-2-i.'-.2lp WANTKI) i.t'l us do your sprlllK sewlntf 7 nt your own prtct? 'Household sewtnff nlso. 1m . tlrande llarint'.nt Factory. ... i . 4-2-il-lt KOH SAI.K My homo nt HI08 ... Wash., 8 rooms, 2 baths, l.'ji stairs could lie rented'for enoutfh to handle payments. Dr. liiKle. ', . 4-2-11-21 . ; Will SAldO OH IIBNT I'nder-! wood typewriters. " One Oliver j .-,; one Hnilth I'remler ?10. 1 All In fine condition. K.'..f. ' Tuekev. 1S0S 2nd St. 2-s-n L , Z.l'ltKR IIHICK One lurge front room, just vacated; modern, with or without board. a-2-ti.Jt till SAI.K Universal range, baby bugSVt table, chairs und other furniture. Very reasonable. Call 473-.M. 8-2-n-lt . ! '. VA.Ti:n Work on ranch bv man and wife. Call U14-J. 2-2-i-iltp """- T attractive )u-oposiHon. 804 Washington. . liKiuire i-')r.t . . l . WANTKI)- Kxnericnced gardner to take charge of experimental gar den. Hinun.1: waruge. VVAN'TKH- Voung lady wants gen- eral housework, i'hone arr,-W. 2-2-4-tp WANTKI) Saw filing. wUhiuiio mi1io tiiju liiue. . Work -gun raii tet'd. C;ii bitve saws at llem lltg's lilaeksl.iilh bop. 3-2-2-liti WANTKI) Uooniers and loard rf'is at Hi0 Sliruet-Sl near new mill 3-2-1 -fitn I WANTRI) l-ressing, cbanlng. Zwellera Tailoring. M-170. n livery. tl-3-tf TtKYNAFD'H HKAUTY SHOH Marcelling, water waving. Spe cial sealp treatnif nt.s and facials. 1'lionn Main 7k!. Hear of ). K. llarber Shop. , 4-'J-2-.lmp rtAHIO FOU PIANO Wo will ' trail" good radio for piano. Knst- ern Oregon Musifi Co. .i.r.tf ;ITY LOANS Long tlino, sroallMHt - monthly payments,' no delays. Security Lautl & Ravln?s Co. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo ( VeH ri-H THAT'i t(T - tt ' ' 1.1. I Jitingiiig up ruinr Coming to j The Arcade . .' All hall to tho next 'attraction at the Arcade theater. Thursday night, February 11.. None other than that hilarious of all Atnefleun comedies, "llrlnglng t'p Father in Gay New York." The' latest dramatization of the famous eoritlcH by George 'McMn". t"4 Identical production I ,mi do!Khled throngs ut thp Lyrlc theater, Hrondw:iy. Kew York, and (the Otympie, theater. Chicugo. dur- ,,H '""K stolons curlier Jn tho season. In two acts and six scjones1 j nit; oi lenng more man. runs'ine n, ..' A . prisi1 novelties, HcrenmH und mer r(nir.nt. I aioKT. ovcimi t, j. Mtsep 4 coOPte OP SCATS OCT OI fiy.ORA'DLE UHM ill la Grande Theatres A sort of cyelnne of mlrHi;'in a- leainreu roie. cee.u n-t a-roMing uijd Qontlnu.i w'ithout interruntfon 'from curtain I to - curtain. Tills titue "Father" Is the central figure lit a series of side-splilling situations and com plications wllh; Maggie,, the 1 peeking wife, coiisplcuoiiK In ; l pront-Ailngs as usual Ueserv "Monday, d seals will go on sale t b. X at the tllass Pruff store. Tom Meighan Traffic Cop , In "Irish Luck" Taking Tom Donahue nt the corner of Firth fivenue. ni)il Fifty.' til nf h stret i on an (iflemoon In the springllme you would never hhs.. peel that this prosaic I'Jgurp In bhr this burly, broad-shonlderf d traf fic cop was destined or', rbpiatiee and thrilling adventure In a distant land. Tom didn't dream Of such t thing himself. Truffle', cops haven't J2-I1tftlme foi dreams -at , Fifth, avenue ..A PRETTY. Umny ' 'nnd Fifty-ninth street. r- Hut along came a daily newspn per and ntnrted a voting contest for the most popular policeman in New Vfirk City. When the votes were all counted Tom found himself snowed under by an avalanche of popularity ballots, and that wasn't ull. lirHt prize carried with it a trip abroad and a $1000 purse. v So it is we find Thomas Melghnn In his 'new Paramount starring pic tore, ''Irish Luck," which opens a .two days run at the Star theater .Ou Sunday. Tho story is an adnp- 1tlt'n by Tom Oernghty of -N'orman Vernier's Saturday livening Host serial, "An Imperfect Impost or." "Victor lleerman, who nuule "The y : v ....... .iWcek," directed and "Old Home l.ols Wilson pluys , bp.p.osllc, .1 he ( i i iimpjii eys, i lautie. lying, nan ,lcloiiald and Mary Koy are also In the ca-st. l)etirmlned to do tills story right, I'lfi-amonnt scuta largo producing company, to Ireland to film ''Irish ( l-uck" "on the spot." This is Hie 1 first big picture ever to be made ton tln old sod. liig scenes include - .idioiH on the S. K- J'vlatnan in miu ocean, modern Dublin, the beauti ful Ignites of Killarney, antique ciuttles, beautiful countryside. I'iclure Thonum Meighan as ihe Irlsli-Amerlcun hero of an alto gether pleasing' romantic-drama laid, against such n background then go to the Star and see It! ' The Splendid Crime" Is -Newest . Bebe Daniels Film ,. The Arcade theater will buvo an exceptionally fine film attraction Vouduy onl', , when William do line's Whitest production, "Tlie .Splendid crime," slarilnflf liebo DanteUj makes Its Iticul debut. Irur those who enjoy ti sparkling crook comedy-drama, laid umilnst a eon l ranting alum nnd society bucli- ground, tinctured with romance and j rich In humor nnd pathos, ihht pnoiopiay win. uu ine nm rroni soup to nuts. , j The story," wrltion by lr dot Mllle himself, wnters uhout a droll litlhglrl orook. effectively portray.! cd by Miss Oantelsi, whose faster I Cut her, un amusing old rascal, is i resionslblv for her burglarious ten dencles. It fliwilly' occurs to her that "househreakln uln't no work Lfor.u Iwdy" lutshfl t forced to postpone her reforination localise her father and his crook companion nerd her help in -pulling off just one more job. Ah It) tuck would have It, Jlehe U caught by the, owner whose home sho entem without un invitation. hut lie. turns put to be a uouthful, I'appygo-lueky- millionaire, who turns htr lo(tse when she profiling to go slraiglit.-, How slic becomes a dressmaker'?! upprentlcc, her ro- tuuiuv with the society chap nnd the sensational development that follow which h'ad her to commit the splendid crime" form the larg st and iiioHt ec.iling purl of the pielurc, , Nell Hamilton Is lmpptly east as tlm millionaire, who loses his money and is tempted to turn crooked. Di viding prinetpii honors with him ire Anne Cornwall, as his flapper. sister and Anthony Jowltt as her boy friend. :' ... Life, Love, Laujrhs In New Hart Film At Sherrys When the government, In 18R9, decided to opep the Cherokeo Land SI rip to liomesleaders, It meant the end of tho catllemen's regime. They had leased grazing lands o"d ranch sites on the strip from the Choro kees, but now they had to go with ihelr vast herds. No wonder there was bitterness between the own. era and bunds. . This Ik the )nm of 'Tumble, weeds," William S. Hart's first pro. ductlon for Hnlted ArlisU Corpora' .lion release, which comes to the Sherry theater Sunday and In- It the tru" late of Hie famous strip between Kansas und Oklahoma Is told for the first time on the screen. , Prior to the gre'iil nuth for home sites, when thousands of persons were camped on the borders of Hie strip waiting the signal to go, Hon Carver, a range boss, hating home slenders., capitulates to a pretty girl among Hie Invading army and decides to stake a claim himself. lie Is confronted, however, with Hie ( rascality of her half-brother and or a rival fm her affections, who . obtain bis arrest . as a "soon er," (one who tried to grab a claim before the opening). Hut he -escapes, gets iim sjt: which controls ;th(J wutot iiii-i 'which bin .enemies !wtrn uller, and wjjis (heglrl ap wen., i has JSfinr gisi oi ine pior which nbounrls In many novel and thrilling situations, wllh the mag nificent climax of Ihe great dash (ilself, when thousands of. vehicles of ivnry conceivable sort carried liomeseekers into 1 lie strip. There are great cattle ranch scenes whieh entailed distant loca tions In r.-.Aklng the picture, which King Haggot til rented, There are great, street scenes representing 'a Id well, Kan., which became a metropolis overnight when Ihe homesteaders entered; wonderful shots of the human rush and many intimate and hcnullfn) effects of lite rolling prairie. Tlie obi rlnnco hall and gambling days again came to life In Caldwell for a hr'ef pe riod and t liese are deplete.-! wllh fidelity. And throughout, runs n lender strain of love, and of hu man Mvcelnt'Hs of character under primitive coiulil Ions. Harbara I led ford, one of screen dnm'rt most beautiful actresses, plays Molly Msslfcr, tho girl for whom Hon Carver, I ho "Tumble weed" played by Hilt Hart, , con- Professional Directory Tlilfl directory is especially handy for tho newcomer or for tliu oiit-of-towii remler who may want the name mid luldru of some peofiSMioiial man. It bus been carefully H'timrt4l wi4t will prove to be a ready aid lo any render hi obtuinlny; prompt pi-ufessionul service, ? V Vu" Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys III ;il IIHAI AUori1'y.)it..iuv, offieo l-'oltiy-Uonvy Uldrf., ovor I. & U. Drug Store. TtdL-phoue Main 111. , COOMRAIV nnil 1'HrillHltn O.'o. T. truenrnn sun culon it. ijainiiaru, Altorneytt at l.nw, La tlnuide Na tion til tUiaU hulldiuu;, Teluphoiib Main 1. . CAR!. G. II ri.M Attorney nt T.nw. itoom I'll, Nrtvv Foley Hidming. Teh phoim Alain 77'J. .. Dentists Or. V. W. FHI nentlst. Oarrt ner . llulldlaa. Twlphono .Main Uti. fir, X B. rAITTHORV Dentist, riato t Work and general dentistry. Phone 447-v v.. . - ;, ;' -. Architect C. II. Mll.l.KII. Arelille4. Itoom 7 Ls Grande Natiunal Hank JJulldlng eeives an affcotlrfn that overeoiues his prejudice against homesteaders In ;g;envTai and converts him from a roving'. cowboy Jo a homebulhler. . This Is.'the, str'ohgest story Will-' lUtiV S.-ilart has ever produced and one' that will ' he -welcomed by his thousands, of 'admirers Ihe world over,- ' '' . 1 Comedy showing "Kxcnse My Glove.", ' -' ' "' . ; Performing Raccoons Head Vaudeville .Biirfor' Sunday ( A versatile collection of novel surprises and two headline attrac tions wllh plenty of good comedy will bo seen voilvll night at the Ar cade theater on Sunday. ' Maude Fox und Pals featuring Teddy and Tony, performing rac coons, presents a real noveliy uiii mal act wherein dogs and rue-' ooons, known to be deadly enemies, work 'together In. tu-rfeet harmony.. Originality isi the keynote and it is ihe only, .offering of ita kind in vaudeville. Williams and" Lee in 'A Howl 'Of Tricks" will do coined Hci'obatles, ground and lofty, tit nil d big, giving many n thrill-' to Ihe ipi'etaVor' wl'iVf him" i ho 'HcViMiirb ol' wltiK'SHing the tmlles of Hits clever duo. Myre und My re, "J'rornolei'ji f Uiughs," having combined (heir talenls. offr one of the most amus ing skits in vaudeville, full of fun ny siluallons singing und eccentrlo lancing. Hyliind, Grant and Hy land, the popular versatile trio of singers and dancers who have orig inality. ' Tlie men are superb with their hurniotiy feet while, tho girl adds n novelty to the offering. Hob ijraec as "The King's Jester," hiw ability and will he. popular. Ho sings, talks, dances and does all of litem cleverly. Comedy thai brings spontaneous laughbr rrowds al most every line. HOT WAFFM'.S I'M! Well may you expresg delight wllh them wlwn made on one of nut Westlnghouse Kleetrlo Waffle (rons. They always come out uni formly crisp, brown and tasty :i Hah fit to set berore a king. He is king In your home feed them f.o hlml ' H. & 8 ELECTRIC RAG RUGS See Our Large Stock From 60c Up. " Furniture Exchange ru ud Jefferson t'bon 4T4-i WB BUY, BELL OR TRADE TIH'TJf In advertistng Implhs honesty in run mi fact ut lug nnd Ihe assurance of a no. mire dal. - , 1 Our fcusnred f'nke toiin( nre rvcllent. Iliiu you tiird Ibem? l!,"ie per ilnen. Onilliie IliniJIM T P.ttI AH. I Physicians & Surgeons ftTi:i.l,A K. HOIMIKfl, M, , . t'hysh'ian and burgeon. ? noorim ni-ll- j. Telphon Sotnint r llalldlng Main (b 1 i,kk n. hoiivt, w. n. Prsetica limited to diseases of th Kye, Kar, Noao and Throat. New Fnit-y " TilPt)ft liulldiutt Alain 1 i:. a. Kiimv. ai. d. rhysiclna and aurgon, f Kw Fo- 'iviephm Huihllng llrilu iitriMitn p. i.AMiia, M. n. I'hysiviHli HMd teuigem 1 Onrdner Tnlephon liuilUing !' .-. . . .. Alain 94 AleAtHinY, SI, eturgt'on. New Foley llllllUhig .Telephony Alain a. ntoonK, i. i. . : i Physiidau and burgeon. . New Foley . ' . Telephone lhilldlng . ilalir l F. I,. IIAI.STOIV. M. p. I M1. Praotleu limited lo diseases pt tf) Mye, iOar, Xusu and Throaf.' A TtooniM IK-l!) . . Tflephnna Sonuner Huildlng it n in. 771 a. l. iin'n noso!r( nt. d, V Surgory .? Ttooms 1(1-17 Telephone Soinnutr Itulldlng . Main 3,5' l- - ' ' L-..U.1 ' Osteopathic Physicians J. I., l(JI,i:, , O. - ,y mau(;aiii;t i:i.i i. o. I General prnetleo nnd the "POST SYSTKM" for failun arches. Rom mer. . Telephone Huildlng Mnln J06 A now - appliance discharges laughing gas through the exhaust of an auto so as to change the re sentment of pcdcsl linns to -harmless mirth. . , ,l A radio expert seems to bo ft man who changes to another sta tion just as soon as he learns what lie .has. . : ' -. v !i weaver's! 'I I'llOXM MAIN 73 Mattresses - Rngr l lraiicd . RebiUll. , IKnthir MullrcwMi Mad I'lllnws KinaalMl Fluff Jliiff Mad old carpels. Furniture Unpaired Kecoi-rl j : : La Grande Maltreat & Weaving World IihwnMMl I'untlcatof I'llO.NB 4X4-W ' CIim. Kdwanli. PDOrOUNJ) profound tinderstnndtna; of nil thai Is reu Hired of us during bereavement bos giv en us our reputation for In telligent service. Vo l' enn depend upon lis wit hout hesitation. We Undci'stand. - Snodgrass & Zimmerman M.M.V (12 lf - hr n-l fur nny spread.