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'Vi' is !.' it Monday; April 5, 192(5. UA' GRANDE ' EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven . , , . . if iiits yjjMTver u am ao rage r. Market Race of Union and WaUowa Counties T I FOB RENT ' f ' ; Jxilt HUNT 2 downstairs light hou'Ki!piaw room no. laosi Jackson, 3-4-3-2tp j . . . Ij.YlIt HKNT . Hleum Heated fur- dLsIk u room tin a montn. . j. o. 0. K. bulletins. Mrs. V. DoukIos. 3.4-2-litp h.Ylll HKN'T Htcnm heated unfur nished apartment 1. ci.-o.F. 1 IKltr.. across from Oily Hull. Mm. V. Jiousius. S-4-2-6tp J'OP. HUNT Furnished house. Call KOIt llKN'T Modern, storo room. full basement, steam Hunt. Avail able April 1st. Koinnicr Hotel. 3-3-lOtf hxilt HUNT Four modern sleep. tng rooms, 910 per -month, liui Wash. . S-3-27-lm h.-oit RKNT One, two, four, flvo, alx room nouses to adults. John jura. 3-3-17tr jFOll RKNT Furnished apart ments, crouna noor. inquire at 1502 O Ave. . t-8-13-lmp U -- . POK KAIjK h-'iill KAI.K In handy cabinets, 200 eueh. fashionably sized. envelopes and sheets, printed or cinbosled. l-'lne commencement pil'ts.: Nel-j son I'lif. i;ov, opposite I', O. j V 4-4-3-lm Jl-'Olt SAI.K Small reed biiKiry. Good us new, JIO, 1704 Y. , . : ' :" 2-4-3-Slp FOP. SALrV Netted Gem seed po tato raised from certified need. Krly Carlson, May Park. 4-2-3tp t'AlltlAOK riJLNTS and other pants ready for t call 292-M. - transplanting, S-4-2-3tp rOR SALE Qrlmm alfalfa seed 300: a pound. , Krnest Kohler, tlnion. . 2-3-22-12tp . FOR BALK Timothy seed 9c a. pound. II. E. Bull, Summorvillo. 2-3-18-lmp FOR all kinds of cabinet work see J. B. IJndsey, 1303 O Ave. 2-3-15-lmp FOR BALE Fruit and shade trees. shrubbery, ' roses, peonies and vines, panAy plants and peren nials, asparagus and rhubarb all Buy This Home " - , ' '- A -inMm iikhIitii Iioiim-. full luisrmriil, hurthvonil rio:ir hi tllriinu. Irlv sa0l. ?(MI 'ah, ha Inure XA.OO per ino. I ttronni lidiist. n(iti ly new, iifjii Willow M-honl. I'riiO S!MMi. Torms.1 --- . . S-rntim inodcrn housr un , Klftcmli slivcl. $1000. WEEKS & BLACK I REALTORS Now Foley IUiIlC. Imurauce - - Loans WOMTM POP ' T A Good Excuse . v By TAYLOR ' V.t5AVS COUSIN MATILDA AND S'V A OH MY SlDE -' 7 WHAT'S THE. y ATTACKS - I'M STILL ( C0Mf,"EJ I V M6B KN0 FIRST AS LAST THAT I ... . .... 'r 1 11 1 FREGKLES AND HIS FRIENDS - Hoping By BLOSSER -Tf, -r MM STOP ) W RONTIN' I MAJS ? ZLJf. pQT . - ''? ? AUTOMOBILE " Z, v3 . i? Ii Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire average words to the line). I'er line, 1st lawrtlon....-..10o i'er Hue, each added consec iitlve Insertion .". ....... 70 -Minimum cliargu on one or. der ,. "ao RATKB KY MONTH 3 lines,, per month S3.1J0 3 lines, iter month..: s:i.l& 4 lliicx, per nionlh $1.00 5 lines, per month $4.16 fcueli aililitinuul line over live cliarmil t BOo per line P"r month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired 011 all classified orders to earn these rales, llichcr rates chained on all credit in sert ion.. Copy for all 1'lnt.slfled nrilcra must bo In this office by 10 A. M. DAV OF INSKRTIOV. hlop orders on ad inserted un til further nollcu must bo re ceived by the same hour or ri tra. Insertion will bo charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash, rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before dato of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN S7 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" at Milne's Nursory, phono 5C4-J, Res. 201-W. 6-3-H-lin FOR RAI.K 6-room modern homo, half basement, lawn. r01yN Ave.' 2-3-31-4t FOR 4SA1,R 43 Whlto Leghorn laying pulletE; 10 months old heller, 54 Jersey; 2 brooders. 304 Alder, phono 20S-R. 3-20tf WANTED WANTIill .1 men needed to. com plete our sales orgnnlztillon-. : If you have proper riualll'ications to flt,n with high (trade line' of 'work write at onee to P. .0. j:0x tl4. La Clrandp. 7-4-2-3tp 1 WANTED Work by graduate nurse. Phone 4U9-J. 2-3-6-lmp RADIO FOR PIANO We Will trado Rood radio for piano. East ern Oregon Music. Co. -1-Btf . LOST J..OST Molormotcp iroin JxhIro rar in front of llhrnry Alonday. Kfwanl. J'lionc .Main G'tC. 3-4-2-21 M US. K.WDI.S IXVI I j SKATTLR Mra. IltTtlm K. l.tin ili'S, nmyor-floot, Iins acccprod an invitation lo ho a Kucst of honor on , Kainous Women's Day nt thu , Wxi- ! nion's 'orll l-'air in CIiIcuko. I COHH AXI Ti:MS I AKOr.STA Ty Coi.b Jr. would jliko lo tako tennis h rtously. Imt lias no ntnliltions to fhirn mi -the ! diamond MUo ilad. VMs rod hair 'lias hi-vn Irndtng rolor to a tennis (ournaim nt litrc SI'NSIIAir.S I'OITLAK lU'KNOS .AlUI-:s Siinsimdcs an itopti hir for Kuslcr, Thort-'w hn 'autumn lioi wavu hero :i7 in the siiado. ..' . NEW TODAY KOK SAI.K Modern 5-room house. Call 472-lt. S-S-4-lt I'YUt HUNT Modern seven. room housu with parage and barn, ljirire aereape, garden and or chard, Thone Farmers 1117. 4-4-5-tip FOR RKNT 140ft aerea of pood beef cuttle pasture. Will rent fotr the season. Ralph Itutler, H. F. P. No. 2. 4-4-f.-2t WANTKIl Hxperlenced i;lrl for Ifeneral housework. Good wUKes. ' fumltv of three. Cull Mrs. An-1 pleby, Main (107. Address 1)114 l'enn Ave. ' G-4-5-21 CAM, ,!: OOU1-: Rros. Transfer for any kind of hauling, rates reasonable, rbone 4!tti-w or 1S3-11. :t-4-3-lmp FOR SA1.I0 Seed corn. Minnesota 13 lie a pound; pure Grimm al falfa seen 35e. a pound. 1,. A. Nirlnifhnin, Iniliter. 4-4-1-litp KOll RKNT Furnished aporlment. lnanlre 101 Fir. H. R. Ilnworlh. 2-4-f-ltp I'XJR RKNT 3-room modern fur nished apt. with heat. 14H3 8 Ave. 2-4-5-Jlp ANI'I0I K.MMMii'nced woman or Iflrl for K'-ncral housework. Call IHit-J or 1ii02 FiiHt. 3-4-5-t KOIt I 70 XT Kour room furnish od h 0118O. for I'ino and V uvo. Call 444 Jeff. 3-4-0-21P to vi:i lOWAX V 1 1 A M 1 N O H A At, Mass. Miss cm lo millions, who has worked In ii- factory, Ih to to marry Henry T. Davenport. Iowa. tar Hunker, of lav athlete and scholar of limited meatiH. who Is studying huslneKs at Harvard. MIkh Dennison has heen . ...ntl,l r.t mil InllMilit llllllflu UIIUl llllfoil u. x ....... whlU' winding- armatures in u Cleveland factory to show she could .support herself. She Ih ii rfraduate of Vassal. 8KATTI,K The H v. Mark A. Maltht-tvs, pastor of the. Kirst i'ros hytarinu churcti. received a certti'l cati admitting him- to practice law before the I'nited Slates supreme court, . He is thought to he the Mist American rh-rgyiiian Hms fo,. honored. He, has 1m n a lawyer Jfi years. . H Loan Something new In city ioans. , i In the rirst place the rates are much lower, and flio, terms are nni' h longer if you so desire III i... ir. V4-UIH. with ontlon to n iv off at any time. This is mtun Central Life Jn- suranc In the money, they have been farm loan business many years and still ur Now- thev arc m.iUIHB city loans, many unllsiml ivimlri'ini'nts illseuid.-cl. No slorlt inu-rliasos, rcoiilivil. I'avmi'nls tv!i-f u yrar Innteail of monthly. Conif In unit talk It ovrr Geo. H. Currey1, ItKAI.TOlt ('liy Loans Mi rni Loans' 'woman. She. Is beautiful mid tul-itnK to iln.l Lyon, who has i seapeii ,,, 0f n,0 publisher, editor, manag. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE tier' ' . t rsmt $ Wlf v. vv tZfrSir, I e'tw rr m cswct. wc. H-s J I La Grande Theatres 1 1 heatergOei'S. bee Jew ChaiW RAy.ih D,',UMP, . ; ''( - : -- r A ' rh,(lIH ,nv liml v; . . 0(j on( was introduced to motion picture funs last night at the Sher ry theater. The occasion was the opening of the fhadwick production of "Some Pun'klns, starring Charles Hay. 4 The old Hay returned In. his fam iliar and beloved . ehnraetrrlautlon of the. small town country boy. This is a welcome relief at'er the surfeit of pictures about "the- big, Avicked city," and ,"t he , modern ja.K age." It. is cloan, as arc all Hay and a real dramatic,. Ireaj., , The, title , 1 , I i i i V' I . Of t) i Xh -i Hkii(c of. tlie.-.ulory vv.hii !v Meii'ei ;-i jaround a' coyiar on . thc .famous' .ThiiiPkHKiviiig iiay vegclabl''. f'.n'e of thi most BperlHctilur scenes. in th-: picture shoa a view of ,a huge. pile of pumpkins said to. he thirty lions in weight. - . - . A highlight of the story is u most jewr accomplished in the cumedj rcalistlc fire In which tile heroine I line. The picture gt ts Its title HOOWH n n(l acttluny enveloped by j from 11. o(expbdtation stunt eyolv-d, (finnii,. names. This 'trick Is a. by a motion picture jiitkh agent startling one and deserves a special ' (Sam Hardy) to make his young niche in -the Hull;. of. i'liiiKius Thrills. . . , . . This, reviewer, howeVerl waM most indelibly Impressed 'with the icve-iuaUIng of the star. 'It .seems to me that Itay has emerged In. an miiviy new iieiu ui ufi.i-niniiit. u i.i.iI.lu it iintmil Irt 'find ' titiMutnn jiU. ,ovi,r y(., lnwrp ml w,lrnl.l llB urrortlnn. Tim.' fnrvor ' with wlilih ho tells the heroine of his I' Ihe silent, dreamy .rulihlni? of cheeks leyeak ti man who knows The eoineity is rasl inroujcnoiii nun the ilepllis anil lireailtll ' of . that.'lhern Is u lietilltil'ul Itonleo unil fainusile tiling we call "lovii."- , .liillet. seeno enaeteii liy Lyon anil Dunne Thompson, u rormer , iiinnehe Mweet. tine 01 ine inn lirlstle comeiiy playetv inukes lief iilesl ellnuixes ever Hlnueil nrrlves lil. -bill nx a Cliarles -' Hay leiullnir By '.Com') ented and ltnows well the art of feeding." As Mary Ciriggs she shows unlimited possibilities In dramatic roles. Cieorge laweett as Jake, Blossom, the hero's father, adds another vivid portrayal to his long list of character delineations, ' Comedy showing 'Last of .The Molu-giuns." Ben Lyon a Scream In' "Bluebeard's Seven Wives" There is a highly diverting com edy on the 'screen of the Star, theater today and Tuesday In th" Huber t M, Kane peed M'-Mon, " 111 ue I Kuril's , IfVveii Viv :s," releiisd I :'uilffil." .l-lrti! ..'tle;;-l. lii-sldeS brii'jingi-i.il lull ,nioUi if. !;ni,!iM. uaj V;l nt as ; .(M iinon, iK-n t.yon. I HeliMHiiun, Mlana Kuue a.nl S.n.i Hardy, and many more. (. 'Mluebeard's H-eii. Wivim" Is ' one of the most original thinks movli' slur (Mi n Lyon) a popular (nr uu, Ra Bnil counly afuru isi'imatlon. Thu prrKs ancnt ron- ,m,t p,.rw,nay niipi-urril !. 1!, cocis a lutnrt lor ino younn, Hiai in' wlilcli at li-ast Ki'vrn wlvrs at'' thruwu acroMH Ills path. With' ho many marrlaifos tiio prrna ajri-nl l' Him' that Ills charic will hi'coinc Icnovvn uH.u-ntnilcrn lllijclH-aril. Tim press aiji-nt, honovcr. fiK-uri-jt without a iltli' tliinv known as Low. Whi n Ills star Kllcruinlis to thin, all plans are In the uiHciirn. when Ihe press tiKent, In emleavor. i ,HvvrF dOUHt ;filii lilniN -ir vnv- r:i;i, (i iy '.ihout lone imndivd Uiil vohii'U't. lie jn oiiiptly gins 'mud. Itluiu-lio A).rrill ujul lati Sc ho flt Id wrotn tf 10 story, while, Alfred A. Ha nt ell dlrt'eti'd. It Is- indri iliun woi'tli w hltfHietn; It 1h tou ltuod to ho uitHHcd. "Grass" to Open at Arcade AVednesday "(rtiiaB." a Paramount picture, one of the yrvati'Ht ever sMown on any Hereon, wilt Im aeon at lite Ar- jcade on Wcdnrmltiy. It Is a record of the liaiiptMitiiKs, iiuhiorou and otherwise,, or the mlKi'atlon of 50, ouo men, women, and children with their henlu and locks to Hie num of uoii.ooo aulinalH. There Is d rli ma, comedy, and t raffed y t In this wonderful film. "Cohens and Kellys" Showing Today And Tomorrow Fortunately for all concerned the screen adaptation of "The Cohens and Kelly 8,7 adheres close ly to the original of Aaron Hoff man's famous stage ptay, Two I Hot-kit Away." , None of the delectable humor of the play has been 'tost In i'ulver sal's film version which Is running at the Arcndo i bottler' today and Tuesday. The plot has been pre si'rved and the choicest lines of th -play have" been .Incorporated onto the screen In the form of sub titles. Furthermore, the east Is one that could never ho equalled on the si age. With tin atl-star enst the picture, features Charlie Murray, the father of all comedians who starled In the movies 111 yearn ago; George Sidney, an actor of un usual ability und a lifetime of ex perience, mid Vera (Jordon, the fa mous mother of ''HuniorestpiO" who has been on the stage slnci sho whs 12. Kate Trice, another vet eran, bus n important role. With Uils cast and a gripping story, Harry I'ollard, the director, has turned out one of the big hits of the year. Much prulso Is due I'ollard for the adaptation which he did himself. The romantic Interest In the story Is contributed by Jason llo btirils and (Hive Hushrouck, aljout whoso .love, affair. Hie action re volves. They seem perfectly cast. Another incident to the play's nd Inn Is the sudden Inheritance of. fl.ftnft.onn by the Jewish family. Nut Carr. noted as a clever com edian, allows his verHiitnttty'. by playing the role of villain. Two boy actors who Mmnld be , kft'OH'.M Ion u;; ;i result of liu'ir work in "The 'oheMK and K y-!," n;---famliy Climlon and MWl;ev I'mmll. - .1." - caai-n wlu're the Nlo-'UhoKlei' fi' Statement of the 'wwncrsitiprMmit .ieciiriiy holder uppojjti inln th' u'-,r'Hittnr. 1 '.;( "rt5; a f.Viv' '-tM,.v 'Iti- !.mok oJ'ixvompiiny. nitinsJ-ei o iitii'(il by (be Atrt ttf Congress or in any -ot'her fiduciary relation th' Au.'.-.u-t ml, Hi 12. jnanie of thu person or'corpdralloi . -jfor whom such trustee Is acting, h Of La flrando livening Observfir", given; also that the said two para published daily except Sunday olographs contain statements embrac La (Irande, Oregon, for April 1 ing at Hunt's ' -Till I knowlndgo un., ti,i; Stain of Oregon rnnnly of tlnlnn Ilcfoti! me. u Nomry rwlillc, In Appleby, who. liavlnit lioen MUUlyi"n H'lani. nils no reason u sworn aeeoi illnir to luw, ileposeB .oeiieve inm any ouier miimiii, . anil says that ho is the publisher r soelntlnn. or corporation has nro Ihe La tlniniln KvenlnK Observer Interest ilireet or liullwt III th. iiikI Hint the followtnn Is. to th'lil stock, bomls or olher securl best of his knowloilKR unl belief, a," Ihan as so siul.-.l by him. rue statement of the ownership. K- ''""''l averaitn number-01 uianaBemet. circulation, etc.. f copies of each Issu.i of this pul.ll. the aforesalil publication for the "ln r distributed hrouifh .,.., ... , .,.. ii I tho malls or otherwise, to palfl qui,-, v the Act .of Auttust o4iSl.nser,ers ...... uB . iu ... ......... r .1 ,'.,, . ...,... .11 'nreeeillnic the .lale. shown nliovo Ih 1IH2. emboilled ; In rostal Laws anil ' IteKiilntlons, prlnteil on ihe reverse' siile or this form, lo-wlt : ; ' ; ' 1. Tlmt the names nnd ndclress- Prof essional'Directory This directory It especially handy for the newcomer Or for llio out-of-town reader who may want tlie name aiut addreM of some professional nuui. It has been carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid lo any reader In obtaiulntc prompt profehsloual aervlee. ( . , . v Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys HUGH ftC UllAbV Altorney-t-Lw off Icq Foley-Uouvy tddj., ovor U ft U Drug 8 lor, Tolephon Main ill. COOH RAW mm menii Ani Oo. T. Cochran and Colon It. biberhard, , Attornuyi at Uw, La Grande Na ttonal liank building. TyUphone Main 91. iSarL O. TIKI-M Attorney at Law, Huttm to. New Koy Building, Tlaphone Main 77!. Dentists Dr. C. W. EltWIW Dentlit, Oard msr hulldbitf. Tl phono Main DM. Architect C. B. Mll.l.Klt. A real tec I. r Kooin 7 L Oran4 Katlo Bank Bulldtn Accountant W. N. AHKIIVS. Aecoantaat. Small sots. Statements, Audita, ttc Thone M 634. . Ing editor, and huslncHa managers are: , , I'ulillsher, V. 11. Appleby, Grando, Oregon.' ' I-M It or, H. Appleby, La Grande, Oregon. Managing Kdltor, sumo, ltuslness Malinger, Jl, V. Mat ihew.s, Iai CI ramie. Oregon. S. That tho owner la: Tho Observer l'ubllshlug Co., Inc. ,, '.. l' U. Appleby, ha Grande, Ore- gon; Jerene C. Apideby, La Ulrande, Oregon;- 11. R Matthews. l,a Clrunde, Oregon; C, A. Iteavor, J)es Moines, Iowa. j 3. That tho" bondholders, mort gages, and other security holder owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds mortgagCH, or other soouritles are ' None. i' . . , f 4. That the two paragraphs next ahovo, giving the. names of tin 'owners, stockholders, iinjj si-ctiritj holders, If- any, eonb.ln not, onl Ml e list of storkholderH and st'cur tly hotdera un liiey. nppc-nr tipoi 'Mir. Imoks ol'.fhi fimiit'ury !..it. Mn; ..IM - Iiei us IO Hie oiriuimHiuiicen nut nomlilions uniler whieli stnekliohl iirs nml security ltolilnrs who li not appear upon tint honks of tin ootnpany as trustees, hnhl stoet unit seetirllles In a.rnpnplljt ollio limn that of a lioria fliln owlior i027.; V. 11. Ari'l.KHV, -Publlsbi Bwnfn to nnd subserlliod before me this llt-d day or April, lll'Jil. ('has. II. Iteynolds. (My comnilSHlon expires Keb. 13, Life's iiinuslnK. People save so many ihlnus lo see even thotixh Ihere Isn't any return trip. New Cold Cream Powder Stavs On Until You Take It Off . rersplinllon, even, won't uffe-t it won't come thritUKh and eaure an UKly shine! It s. reiuls evenly, und cannot be detected troth the skin suits uny complexion,, for II tones In with the nntiral cnlorlnic unit makes the pores Invisible, (b-t this new woniletful beauty powd.-r called Mi llo-Klo and try U, tlluss Drills, Inc. Adv. I Telephone Population Grows Sixteen Fold Since 1900 In HMO tltere wci-o about one million telephones In tbei I'liiteil States; today llieii nro over 111 million. The nam people, who run be culled by telephone, the greater the uhio nf tlin M-i-i lc'. If nti arc tint n telephon Mibscrltcr, nliy not join the ner-hicrrftKhitr line. our application for h-e u,ll he Ktxeii prompt nKeiiiliin. Physiciuns & Surgeons TKI.I.A N. UIMIMKIt. M. U. Pliyslolsn sud tiurifuon. Rooms 10-11 Telaphnn Somnicr Ilullrilnir ' Main tit ieb n. movvr, m. d. ' ' Practice limited to dlienses of th KVQ. Illur. Noaa and Tl.rn.1. nrw i'uiiij Telephone ' llulldlnv k. . hiiirv, n. n. rhyalelsn and Suricenn. New Foley Telephnna liulldlnK Main 21 luciijtnn p. i.wnm, m. d. . fhyaiclan and fiurKon O.rdner Telphon liulldlus ' , tUla M W. 1 iirAnniiT. Jl. !. Naw Fol.r , Tnl.pbona llulldina; Main (9 .. O. . MnORB. M. , Diyslclau and SurKei.n. Kw Foley . Telephona Uulldlnn Mufn II) ' P. I.. RALITOIt, M. D. Practlca limited to diseases of th Kye, Kar. Nose and Throat. Rootna 18-1 s Telephona Soniinur llulldlnc Main 771 A. u niciiAnnnoir, n. o. Hurifury Rooms H-17 Telenhona fiomnisr Building ' Main IS Osteopathic Physicians ' I. h. 1NUI.H. k. O. . MAituAiicr i;i,k, a. d. : Genernl prnetice and tho "POST SYSTEM" for rallen arches. Snmmer , . Telephona Bulletin : - MalniOl nobbed lmlr Is lllto some,, other modern, conveniences. It Isn't .tha f Ijlltlul cost, It's tho upkeep. LIOTEL ASTOO ".2adaHIU Lo. An,.U. EVERY ROOM hu PRIVATE T0ILE1 50 B.lhil . New, Modem Close la Shcpping District Knd Theatre! hr.t GARAGE ' Tariff from WEAV.ER'S Tullois, Olesoicrs, tiatn Wv'bu4-v.i.-J'0SNIjl'a. l'ilO.N'K. MAIN MS Depot Siffwt Mattresses - Rugi Oleaued - Rebuilt. Feather Mattresses Mad Plllowa Renovated fluff Rnca Mail ftaaa . old carpets. s Farnltura Repaired aaaV ; Recovered . - La Grande MattreM & Wcavini? Work. - Llocoaed PiimlKa.or . .. THOJiE 42 t-X Cliaa. Eilwaitls. l'row. .pcorouiip .4 VV Vr mJmX Profound understanding of all that Is required of us during bereavement hns glv-. en un our reputatlpn for in tolllgent service. Yoi can depend upon us without hesitation. We Understand. Snodgrass & Zimmerman MAIN oa 1 Ail-- 1!.':. fc,v'.. H o rn e In clepr :k.' en t Telephone Co. I II