La Grande evening observer., April 23, 1926, Image 9

Friday, April 23, 1926.
EX GSAKC2 EVENING 0DS2SVE3
'5
The Observer Vant
, The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
FOR RENT
gOlX, RENT 8uc-room furnished
.' modern house. Jl03 First,
j ' " -c -2-4-25-2t
pon RENT Storage space ' In
' warehouse. Mis. K. S. Norrls,
l 1D19 Jeff- Ave, ' 3-4.J0.ini
BOH KENT 6-room. modern
J house. Close in, 3S per mo.
; Cull 4S4-J. 3-4-12tt
yon RENT Furnished house. Call
; 440-It. 2-4-1-lm
FOR RENT Modern store room,
r 1 full basement steam heat. Avall
' ublo April 1st,; Sommor Hotel.
'; 1 '.' ':- ,.'' -. 5-3-lOtf
yon ltENT--Four modern sleep
, Ins; rooms, til per month. 1101
Wash. 3-3-27-lm
FOR RENT One, two, four, five,
' ' six room houses to adults. John
Mar
J-3rl7tt
FOK SALE
lltm HA1.K 100 lbs. certified seed
' potatoes at Krickson & ur
land's warehouse. 2-4-22,-3lp
FOU MAIiK Ttumnvigc, hasenicnt
i or Wist M. K. church Sat. at 10
2-4-22-t
PIANO BAUOAIN -TUtfli grade in-
strument , must bo- sold quirk.
t:ash or eoy ternu to rclinblfl
; i' person. - Address C. E. H. care
; observer. 4-4-22-litp
von RAI.E 5-room buncsilow, 325
i i down, (26 per 1110. . inquire 3202
, 41h and Tjike.
3-4-21-3t
,'KOIl HAI.K Rood potatoes from
31.25 to 32. Grande Hondo Meat
' packing house. Jeff St. 8-4-20-Ctp
VOll RAT-E OR TRADE 9-room
house tfnd onb nere ground.' One
G-ncro tract with modern house
In May-Park, l'hone 203-R or
inquire Wm. Berry, Route 1.
'' ., .: ' n 6-4-20-4tp
FOR SAI.fi In handy cabinets, 260
each, fashionably sized envelope
and sheets, printed or embossed.
Fine commencement girts. NoU
son Pig. Co". i opposite P, Q.
4-4-3-lm
WANTED
WANTED Washings. Call 1S9-W.
. . l-4-22-14tp
W. S. WALLACE Painter and pa
pcrhanger. Phone 20G-J.
, - . 2-4-13-lmp
ca3;l le gor5 Bi bsr-jTrnnsfer
for any kind., of hauling, rates
reasonable. Phono 189-B. -
3-4-3-lmp
HOYS WANTED to sell La Grande
. Observers on the streets of Ia
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and 3:30 P. M.
MO POP
. CHWJSE BUT THERE'S NOTrilNS OHCOOSIrA IVfI AMD 3 CoT OF AA1TN Vo
UKE M0UR OWN NEST MATILDA L . THE RrSEMTTveS BANQUET 6lv!N BY
h WERE01i CAN STRETCH J MAD THE sZf!lTf!I-V. THC CHAMBER OF
AMD BE MFORTABIe UeST flO
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opportunity. Write Box 684, city.
2-4-22-3tp
LOW
LOST Packages containing "rub
ber apron, hand solution, groc
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Phone F-1S6. ' ' 3-4-22-2tp
MOW TO HE HAPPV
NEW YORK How ,to be. happy,
though ft millionaire,' by Charles
M. Bchwabf As tho years ' go by
and a man accumulates woalth, it
Ik not )il wealth, but the grasp of
the hand and the appreciation of
old friends that make him feel
life is woth living. - '
For Sale
Modern 6-room house, 3 bed
rboins und sleeping porch, steam
heating plant,, fireplace, Inundiy
truys. gurugeV two lots, 60x110
each, all for 35200.
Modern 7-room houso, base
ment, wash trays, haidwool
floors, splendid residential section,
street Improvement, all paid, new
lawn and Bhrubbery. Under priced
for immedlato sale. . Immediate
possession.
10 acres, Improved, In Allcel.
Here Is on opportunity for some
one working In La Qrnndo to own
a splendid suburban home. For
33500.
Geo. H. Currey
REALTOR
Cily Loan
Farm Loan
Ad Pajji
Countiea
HEW TODAY
l'XR RENT A modern furnished
Five room house tit 508 Adams,
with garage, rail 28S R. tf.
FOR 8AI.E 192 Ford
cheap. Itulrk Oarage.
Roadster
4-S3-3tp
FOR RENT . Modern furnished
wpnrtment,. ground floor. 1606
Washington'. 2-4-23-St
FOR RENT Nicely furnished S-
room apt. for - couplo, ' rhono
M4-W or 490-M. 2-4-l3-2t
FOR SALE Dodgo spoclal coupe,
balloon equipped; good condition.
Terms, Thone 131-J.
FOR RENT By tho 1st of May.
one 6-room houso furnished at
1911 Second, next ., to Adams.
Houso Imis been newly papered
mid painted- Call 3 15-J. . -
- 5-4-34-2tp
FOR RENT 4-ronm housfl disc
in. Call 148-lt. 2-4-23-21
HIH RENT 3-room houso -with
screened inttporch, and 2 .lots,
clase in. 315 per ma. Main 10.
Claude Berry, Realtor. 4-4-23-ltp
FOR" RENT Furnished house.
1514 Monroe. . 2-4-23-6tp
PIANO FOR SALE ut Ijl Grande.
High grade, -well, known mako
piano must be sold ut onco. Big
reduction ami terms ten dollar
. monthly. For particulars write
Cllno Iinno Co.," 06 Front St.,
Portland, Oro. 4-23-lot
TjAPTES The I,a Grande Observer
offors you tho opportunity of
making" $2 a day and up In your
own neighborhood during your
spare time, If you live outptdo
the city of I-a .Grande, In Union
or Wallowa counties. Easy, ph-a-nnt.
refined- wQrk. Pay weekly.
For details, wr.Uo. statin k1 wheth
er you live. In town or in the
country, to the Circulation Man.
Offer, The Evening Observer, La
, Grande. Ore. . . 4-20-5t
Vfmrr vn rmmrmno
NOTICT. TO CRi nn'OnS.
Notice is hereby glvon that tho
undcrsigncd, Margaret Wagner, !,, am, milko lt npp(lrent that
ueen uiipuiinuu niu ui " they ure living eveiy foot of the
estate of Freeman S. Ladd, de- L.m os t,,ou4h lhoy themselves
ceased, und such appointment duly' actlvl,y engaged, one is forc
conrirmea by tho County court of L(, , udmlt ,lmt that Is Indeed a
the Slate- of Oregon for Union Li-i,. ,v,h ini.
county; and that all persons having
claims against the said '. estate
should present them duly verified
nt her home near La Grande, Un
ion county, . Oregon, within six
month.1) from the date of the first
publication of this notice, which is
on the. 20th day of Mnrch, 1928. :
MARGARET WAGNER,
' ' . Executrix.
' La Grando, Oregon,
: It. P..D. No. 1.
Mnr. zs-Apr. 2. 9. 16. 23.
CORN PLANTING .T.ME VARIES
. Corn pliintlng time is best
tluj
chnnged ill Oregon . to suit
senson, says the experiment : star
tlnn. luptlng usuully done from
mld-Aprll In the warm parls of
Southern Oregon unit the Colum
bia and Snake valleys to May 20
in A ho Willamette valley and June
1 n tho. higher uHltudes. This
senson is early and no tho. abovo
dates can be moved uhead slight-,
ly. Too early planting In cold soli
or with a great deal of danger
from frost la not recommended.
Nothing seems lo surprise a real
fisherman moro than cutchlng a
fish. . .
Poor Thing
OUTBURSTS QJ" EVEKETT TSUB
MR. RQtf4,
THB SUftjeCt
A-S A
La Grande
Harry Carey ,
Scores Again in
"The Texas Trail"
Whon little boya' Jump out of
their seats and fairly . burst with
suppressed excitement K when they
see a Hurry Carey picture, It Is
i what one would more or less ex-
P1' from "n,,lU boJ"' 8c0""r a r"u1,
!lhrobUn. western,- but when
L.. mnn oonnn.nnti,in i,nm-
Most outdoor pictures . offer a
fenst in scenic effect but "Tho
Tcxub Trull." now nt Shorrys sup
plies a -very bunquct of tho most
nstounuingiy oeuiuiiui mm uwu
insplrtng natural wonders wo httvo
over seen on the screen. Tho plc-turu-Js
well worth .seeing for, thut
ono feature alone and yot In addi
tion to all this raro beuuly, it of
fers a story so sympathetic und
a cast of characters so real- and
appeullng you will want to see the
film over to enjoy It ull again..
Ethel Shannon, us the heroine,
Charles French, Claudo ' Payton',
Sidney Franklin and thu less Blgnl-
1IC1II11. llieillti.IO UL uiu bun,,- fit.
brilliant performances which con
tribute vustly to tho general splen
did ofrect of the story.
Comedy showing' "8ea. Scamps."
Miss Mackaill and
Conway Tearlc in
"Dancer of Paris"
Conway Tcarle - and Dorothy
Mackaill, Iwo of tho screen's most
popular slurs, take the principal
roles In Robert T. Kane's ' "Tho
Dancer of Paris," 'tlto current at
traction nt tho Arcddo ' theater.
-Seems To me yoii'ue
' DONE ALCJTOFOWORTiN'
AROUND FOR A PERSON
VvlHO WAS TlRATe.MeD
L NNriH PNEUMONIA.
WAV
hek
TT
W6LU WHY DON'T YOU
ECONOMY TO WEAR OUT A
TnlsrTY CENT PLASH LISHT
BATTERY TO HCWT TOR
l -s. - v sTV . t m i i
r mmw . ? ome for ALi-ntet w
W7J t-C- A CM and - p I
-l
II . . etn."Lli!a I
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Theatres
This Is tho first, time that those
players havo appeared In the same
film. . . .! '
"Tho Ilnnce'r of . Putis" Is the
first of tho Michael Arlen stories
to renoh the screen; This consti
tutes a point of interest hardly
second to tho appearance of tho
two popular stars. The author of
"The Green Hut" -and "These
Charming People" bus been repre
sented on tho stago' with great
success, but it remnined for Robert
Kane I o be the first producer to
film one Qf the most popular of
his works. ' - ' ,
"Tho Dancer of Purls" .. ha an
underlying themo of moro than
usuui 'force. This Is tlio battle of
wits between t,hc Dancer of Purls,
us played by Miss Mitckalll, anil
Sir ltoy Martel, the English rcpro-
bute, portrayed by Roocrc Cain.
Alfred A. SunteU, who directed
Kane.'s. "llluebeard'a Seven Wives"
ulso directed tho.Arlon picture. : ; ,
Picturescme And -Rugged
Scenei-y in
This Drama ' 1
New Mexico Is tho ' picturesque
background of "Rustling for Cup
Id" the Fox Villus production
which opened lust-nlght at ' the
Star theater for a thrco day en
gagement. Tho film 'which Is an
adaptation of a Peter H. , Kyne
story is chockful of . tuition and
ends up with a punch. -
Most of the story tukes place on
a ranch and in a typically Western
villagu, -whore the Interest is cen
tered on a feud between the Cat
tlemen s J'rotecttvo Association
and Hank lllntchrord, cattlo baron
who Is. suspoctod of rustling. To
this town comes a pretty school
teacher who hus left tho compara
tive security of Roston to mako a
living In the wild und wooly west.
On tho truln she meet and fulls in
love with the cuttle baron's son
1 SENT MOMTHAT'
TfeLEGRAM SAVING
1. WAS THR5ATCWED
N0U
rye
VlHIUE
VOlTrt PNEUMONIA
'' BECAUSE
IT WAS THE OMUY
THAT'S
L COULD S6T
aswas from
HOME FOR A UTTte
CHAKiae and
VtlORKED
J il
WAIT
7 N0WD0MT Gunn jPy-
JE racnuMF i i- aaWSg FEf f
Bt CoBtlolxvno d0 not ven IuaIoct bis fa
af msw, ther' bad renutatlou. Ho loins
in tne general pursuit or a. rustier
and find out thut It is hi own
rather. This stops the romanca
ns the boy (eel that the girl
usuuld not care to associate with
the son of a cattle thief. But In the
language o( New Mexico, "All's O,
K. Ihatvenda Jake" and the girl
herself helps to bring hlin back
and puta an end to the old feud.
' Director Irving Cummtpg ha
ohoaen a eapablo cast of "Rustling
far Cupid." George O'Hrlen plays
the eattio 1uron's son and be is
na much ' at home In tho , drawing
room os he Is on horseback. Tho
school teacher- who .reported to
HubUirfugo to win the man she
loved Is portruyed with much
charm by Anita Stewart. "
Russell Simpson, Edith ' Torke,
Herbert Prior, Frank MeUlynn,
Jr. and SUI Jordan have the minor
role and they inbko tho most . of
their opportunities. .
"Gorilla" Is
Mirth-Provoking
Stage Play
La Grand theator-goora will see
mirth-provoking entertainment
I til "Tho Gorilla." Ralph Dpenee's
"chilling, thrilling" mystery play
I which come to the Areade theater
ton Tuesday, April 27, Kvory devleo
(and trlrk known to the mystery
play Is exploited In a most amusing
I manner. . It Is a travesty rich In
funny lines und laughable sjtua-
I Hons. "Tho Gorilla" Is tho out
I standing populur hit of New York,
liostontnnd London In each of
I which u. is now playing before reo
I ord crowds, Tho company coming
to tlitoielly ha just closed a six
nionthstrun In Chicago.
(
COVE PERSONALS
COVE, Ore., (Special) rrofes.
sots E. E. Coad was called to hi
homo at North .Powder Thursday
by the Illness of tils son.
Miss Mao Stearns, of La Orando,
was taking school pictures at Cove
Friday. ...
Tho Cove high school team went
to North Powder Friday afternoon
to play hull.
Mrs. Edna Conkiin, who ha
been spending tho winter, at Wal
la Walla, Wash.,- spent Tuesday
among friends horo. Sho was ac
companied by Mr. end Mrs. E.
Payne and Mrs. Elma Jnycox, all
of, Walla, Walla. ; . - .
DISSOLVES PARTNERSHIP .
KLAMATH FALLS, Oro. Apr, 23
(APJf Dissolving a partnership of
more than a 'quarter century, M. G.
Mordoff announced he had
sold, his Interests In the Mordeff
and Wolff furniture store In Med
ford to Scott Wolrt and that he
ia purchased entire Interest In
the local store of tho firm. , ,
. IF AT FIRST
PHltA-DELPHlX" ''Albert1' Tt.
Ourilncr, who, when a boy orgnn
1st protligy nt the Centennial Ex
position In 1870, fell in love with
l.eona Olbbs, then a school girl,
hus Just married her. Tho wod-
dlng was delayed for year Be
cause they hud to tnko care of re
latives. Ho is 88 and sho Is 01.
One Secret of Beauty
Is Foot Comfort
Frequently yon lnar pennl
nv. "Jdv fMi Drnplrewln
tor and sntuawr when Ipvt
on rubbers xr bcuvisr foot-Wtr-tlten
wntQ 1 remove
ny slots my leet cnn
iulcklr cl oftra toy ktw
COUlDUIlUf UKMIMJIlia UOMT
'Mif-UMtr.
unin
tits fowt-bath dsilj wd
Utva dull Hie fci
nt tuo fespsua
abikt into uit) hot Ibis
ftnilMptic liMlma powotf
VulllilMi'tlntixiulKiX. 'I f ill
Packae Foot.KM WaikiuK Poll muI
tot. AUOhm, As, isft-kan. I Mr. N.
By TAYLOB
MEAN I WORKepI HERg
seen) slaving axnav
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OliT QAMBOLING V.IK6 A OOUPLB
OF LAMBS-' I. MOST SAV
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A "FIME VOAY TO TS6AT
PEOPLE" VJHO ARE (SOESTS
1KJW0UR HOUSe HOLD
Ha
TM tH apt off I atBsMr feaady lor Hat item ' r
ho isa4 tt If a ranalar ark aaay aa the naaa a4 av .
a4 sen prnissilnB! asn It haa keen) cmrarau r"in
wlU PC lajkantcadr aat to aagr rentier as oHl wtatt
Classified For Quick lief ereac
Attonwy
HIHlU . aWADT Attoraey-at-Law,
offlo roly-9ouvy Bldg.. over u
a L Drug . tor. Telephone
Mala lit. .
cocmuw aa4 nMHaD .
T. cocaraa aaa i.oion n. jsoflmara,
Attoraey at Law. La lrn4 Na
tional Bank uU4la. TalanhoM
OAttl. a. Bm-lf Atteraey al ; Law.
Room t, Nw KoUy Bulldlag.
Telefhoaa Main TTa, .
Dentlsta
Dr. c, W. Pltwrlf tHatlst. Oar
ar Building, Telephone Main .
. Architect
cm. Mll't'Bli. Athltw
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La Natlnnal Bank IMlag
Aeconntant
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Small seta. Statement Audita, eta.
Phone M.l.
KING LIKK8 1118 TEA
LONDON King Oeoge ' oc
casionally make, himself a pot of
tea. Unable to sloep when he
leurned that he was a 1 grandfa
ther again, ho had some' of hi
favorite beverage,- watched the
sun rise, then want horseback rid
ing. ' . v .
IMMIGRANT HIKES
; NEW yOllK Frank A.-Vanch-lo,
son of an , llallun Immigrant
and a pngo , for tho ' New , York
took. exchange at 14, Is shortly to
become a member nt 24. - HI em
ployers have bought him a seat (or
nas.oon. . " -
ff)f4rua " '
Your Health Demands It!
MY celebrated treatment for
Pile and other Rectal and
Colon ailment H so sure, so sat, so
Itully obtained thai R U folly lo pott-
pone proper care nnni your nawoi n-tb-cly
broken down. , My new 100-psge
llluttnted book, which at your (or the
uklng. dltcuatc thou dltoaw, contain
score of letter front patleats, aatcrlb
my method, and .tat. . ylttad
manenlly rcllcvt yon f
Plies or refund yaw fa.
Write or cantaaay.
l orcatltoday. '
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THE EI,
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FOR you
Our Aiitomntlc -Iron l.' Just built
for your home . Ironing. You can
regulnln the heat to suit yourself,
and there Is no danger of It burn
ing your clothe. 1 Hlrongly made,
lt will last for years. It turns out
beautiful Ironing work. ' :
H & S Electric
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Are You On The
Map?
Tho telephone directory is a business mnp. Make
yourself known. Open the channels oC ,trade. Sub ...
scribe today. A new directory will soon bo issued '
for La Grande, Union, Cove, Eljrin' and Imbler.
Home Independent
Telephone Co, ,
Phyaiciana & Sarfwma
m b. Bovrr. at. n.
Praatloa Umiu4 to 4U of ta ,
Kv. Ear. Nam mmA ThioaL
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Physlclsa aaa Bwgeon.
Xew Fslef . Tluaha
Building Mai
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KICBARD P. (.AKDU, fj. D,
Phyalclcn. and ulon
Oardner Telephone!
uunaiaa htaia
r, VeADOStTi K. D.
New relay
Building
urwo
Tetnkea
MIM
c . Moonat. M. D.
Physician aa4 ktf".
New Foley
Telenhon
Main I
tiuiiaing
r. i. KALrro, at. n.
rraetle limited ta disease of th
Eye. Ear, Noa and Throat.
Rooms Jl-U , . T!s
Sommer Building htaia Ti
. a. i. aicHamiMov, n. ,
' Burgsry
Rooms II. IT TeleakM
gommer Building . llala 1
Oateopathie Phyaielaaa
, J. I. INtlLD, k, O,
maroahkt inuljo, d. o. .
General practice and th "POaT
aYSTEM". for fallen arehea.
Iema i';"'".. Telephone)
Bunding ' Mala iM
ratt H been tut
w4mW ccasful In the
traMment qf Catsrrh (or over forty
fr. AWo m s Blood Purlier U fives
wonderful rceuk. All Druwist.
9. J. CHENEY Ct CO, ToiacW, O.
HOTEL ASTOH
EVEKT tOOM ku PRIVATS IZZZt
SOS Bath New, Mooam
Claae lo Shopping District mw Taeatsa '
FREE CARACB TariC froas tl.V
WEAVER'S
Tailor, (Jleanee. Xtm
' And Pusaet
. PBOME MAIN in
:.. Denot Stran
Mattresses Baft
Cleaned . BefeaUC
' WmUu MaUreaee sandal
' PiUosr rVoorate
' Flnff Rug ktada (nam
old oarptl.
I Tnrlture Repair! anafl
Rooovorecl' 1
La Grande Mattress
& Weavingr Worka
PHONlB dld-W
rxau.. IVlwarda, rraf
pporourip
Profonnit understanding of
all that la required of tt
during bereavement haa giv
en ua our reputation for In
telligent ervlce.-
Yoi con depend apon o
without hesitation.
,We Understand.
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