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,'r ' ' Friday, July- 2, 1926, EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER The Observer Vant Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties FOB BENT VOTl RENT Well furnished T room house. Call Main 117 Br Inquire 1715 Jackson Ave i. FOR RENT S rooms, S room with bath furnished, 1 rooms, with . bath; cle-an and airy,- to adults. 1810 Greenwood St. 7-ltf TOR RKNT Modern 3-room fur nished apt. at Maple Apt., IMS . Second. . , ..., S-SO-St FOR IlENT Ufcht. housekeeping . rooms, 1513 Adums. . Phone 257-J. ' - . 3-0-2Stf FOR RENT Furnished apart ment. Phone 443-It. ?-3--lm FOR R.V1J-: 1 grade auernsey cow. Fresh. Vurnicrs. 4-X-l. I'nlon. 2-7-l-3tp ron SAU5 OR RENT Ranch on - Pumpkin IUdgo, Apply 1323 Y ' Ave. - 3-6-30-6t Fan SALE Ice cream wagon. A ' , bargain. Call 427-M. 2-0-30-3tpjl FOR RAI.R Fryers. Crate fatten ed. Ueo. H. Chapman, May Park. 2-(-30-3tp FOR SALE Five 33x4 cord tires and tubes. See Weaver, Tho 'Tailor. S-29tf FOR SALE 6 room plastered house, lot 50x142, fruit, berries, lawn, city water, terms. Phono 603-H. 3-C-29-6tp FOR BALE May Duke cherries. Mrs. C. E. Smith. Phone 370-W. 3-6-28-6tp ' J'OR BA1J3 Filling station and V. store. Call Main 780. . 3-23tf FOR SALE Partly modern 3-rr-om house, 1-3 acre land, almost at your own price If you have some cosh. 2113 2nd. - 4-0-2-lmp WANTED WANTED Young lady dejilres po sition as cashier or clerk;, ulso i. housework. ... Miss . E. ut J4H4 . Adam. 281-R. 3-7-l-2tp WANTED Cleaning and pressing at tho Wardrobe. Phono AI-73. ' -'. T-l-3t WANTED An experienced ' watt tress. Jlotel Foley 2-7-l-3t WANTED Clortjilng and preying " at' Ih'o Wardrobe-.- rhonu M-72. 7-l-3t WANTHTJ Cleaning and pressing at the Wardrobe, phone, M-72. . 7-l-3t WANTED Cleaning and pressing at tho Wardrobe. Phono M-72. ' . 7-l-3t WANTED Man or woman cook for restaurant on highway at Umatilla, Ore. Call 382-W. , . 3-7-l-2t WANTED General repairing of all kinds. .. C. J. GREEN & CO. New Smith Bldg. ; 4-8-22-lOt WANTED- Finishing carpenters at 1411 Adams. . 6-30-31 WANTED Set of books to keep In 1 afternoon by experienced ao countant. Phone 612-W. 3-3-3-tt MONEY TO LOAN Have money MOMIVt POP ( C aooS-TriEBilAS! EOR0FE SXOUUD COMPLAIN PiBOOT H&R J M WiBTS-SHE DoeiM'T KNOW J L I b ( FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS UO WkVS FOB AU.TM' BIS S VlW, OJtlcWCV B6F0CS-1U-86TCUA . BB1C6&S AM' SCMOOL BOILOIWS WkVS 7S AW OSCAH KWrwWJ'ME J AA' PAVIEMSNTS AN' PABliS I 7KAT S WW AT ALMJAVS TMWS M6 L-r' ' Pouc6WN-vwtK? J6 PAVS FCQ. 'EM kxwS S0A.UCH, . ' -ypljTj DOES PAV FOR ALU T7 "WAYS W11AT J ' 1 if?- y-6awi5y mi 'X for. l 1 a oo ask. k-rX1, Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average wonls , to tha line). Pee line, 1st insertion............ loo Per Uue. each added cotLsec utlve Insertion..................... 7o Minimum charge on one or der . 9SO RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month : 32.50 S linen, per month $3.25 4 linen, per month 31.00 0 Hues, per mouth.... 31.7a Kauh additional line over five charged at 50o per line per month. CAMl IV ADVANCE Is re quired on all classified orders to cam thexe rates, - Higher rates clrorgd on all credit In sertions. 1 Copy for all classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. St. IAV OF INSERTION. Stop orders on ad inserted un til further notice must be re ceived by the same hour or ex tra insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion, l'HOXE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will lo It" to loan on good real estate se curity. Either straight loans or monthly payment plan. Chas. K. Reynolds. 6-18-lm PIANO TUNINO Call Mr. E. R. Taggart, care of W. il. Bohnen kamp Co. S-'-lm CALL Main 248 for Tom Run-a-- Oar for Ford truck hauling any place, any time. Garbage and household moving. 7-ltf USED CARS JUST ONE MORE DAY OUR USED CAR SALE TERKINS MOTOR CO. Cor. 4th & Adams Phono M-500 ' 9-7-2-lt NOTICE TO CBKBITORS Notico is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of tho estate of Wil son Wright, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of the Sbato of Oregon for Union County. All persons having claims against the said es talo ore hereby required 'to pro sent them to the undersigned with the proper vouchers within six months of the date of this note, and to so present them to the under signed at tho office of IL E. Dixon, La Grande, Ore. Dated June 4lh, 1023. ALICE LOVE, Administratrix of the Estato of Wilson Wright, deceased II. E. Dixon, attorney for admin istratrix. June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 2. The customer looks nt the barber: "Your hands nro dirty." "Oh, yes, of course. You see I haven't given a single'shumpoo yet this morning." f VoPi 1 VOOND&R ME DOWNTOWN TOM0KROVAJ a-f- SHOPPING TO DO AND SOU CAN HSLP THIWC1& HOME UBH I sw I ' V M NEW TODAY IwORT ; Between Covo and I Grande red Bradley bulhlng suit with Rullor emblem sowed on. Rn. ward. Mildred lloyt.. 4-7-2-2tp WHY PAY RENT When you can buy a new modern five room bungalow, with small payment down, balanco like rent, Pyra- 1 mid Land Co. 6-7-2-ltp TOR SALE Freoh-3. yr. old fam- lly cow. Oall Observer. 2-7-2-6tp VOn SALE Modern bungalow on 2nd St., close .to Jtlverla school. Inquire 2118 1st St. 3-7-2-2tp FOR SALE 6-room modern house. Cull Modern laundry. 2-7-2-6t FOR SALE Rnspherries. Royal Anno cherries 25o a gnl. Coun ty Poor Farm. Phono Farmers 207. 4-7-2-6t FOR SAl.Ei Sweet and sour cher ries, apples and vegetables. W. R. Oekeler, East N Ave. nnd Iblll St. 3-7-2-3tp FOR RENT 6-room modern house on Oak St. Phono 359-W. 3-7-2-1tp WANTED Man nnd wlfo to work , on farm. Call Observer. 2-7-l-4tp THE NEW OriTIIOPIIONIC Hear this marvelous instrument. .The last word In lone reproduc tion. . NEWLIN BOOK A STATIONERY 9-7-2-2t OREGON PIONEER DIES PORTLAND, Ore. July 2. (AP) Ounlel Guby, 83-year-old pioneer of the Poclflo northwest, and one of tho first graduates of the Uni versity of Oregon, died In Olyin plu Tuesday night. Gaby grad uated from public schools of Ore gon City and tho university luw school. He was an attorney and practiced law In Oregon for a number of years. She was only a fishmongers daughter, but she had a wbulo of a line. HANDICAPPED FOR LIFE SEVERE mental and physical nervous reflex complications Accompany l'.eclal and Colon ailments. Eliminate the causes and you remove Ihue reflex conditions. And they CAN be eliminated despite your discourage ments with "qunck" remedies and surgi cal operations. My thousands of success ful cases in many years practice PKOVB this. Further, I will GUARANTEE IN WRITING to cure any case of Piles or re fund the patient s fee. No conj'memtnt, hospital operation or anaesthetic Send today for my iuo-p&ge lllulrst Cook. It Is PKEE. . DEAN. M D Irvf PORtlAND OFTICtS: SEATTLE OFFICIS: Dr Dkan Builbino SOS-SI2 StHr Bulldta. BTniAnivMAipt oin and ii rts Reason W WOU'LU M6ET 3R6AT H0MK1. VOKEN VUILO CARRV TWG VOO SET "l ThR.OUCaV C7 FOR M6 SPENDING! MONV I Know My OUT OUR WAY I PArr LAS VEGAS! t5 -vjrv-evr- wiyt.1 etm watch y out 't.-rr i-rr i VMERt WERE. BECAUSE WE.RE, HERE.. La Grande Mad and Merry Chase Is Climax In MacLean Comedy For syncopated action for high pressure thrills and tor riotous laughs, "That's My Ilttby," Douglas MaeLeun's now Paramount com edy, which Is, pluying ut tho Ar cudc theater today and But unlay, deserves the blue-ribbon oward s the week's finest entertainment. It is uproarious fun from tho hilar ious beginning to tho delirious fin ish. MacLean, ns clever a comedian nnd pnntomlnlst as tho screen pos sesses today, Is always funny, no matter what tho materlnl ho has to work with. In this Instance, bow ever, Georgo J. Crono and Wudo lloleler,- the authors, huvo created u' story, -rich 'In farcical situations', chock-full of comlo complications, with an anibunilunce of humorous gags and u climax In tho shapo of an uirplunc-uutomnbilo 'cbasn that is the Inst word in thrills und sus pense. Under the deft direction of Wil liam Hen-uillno, tho picture loses no time In getting under way. Muc Lean. jilted at the Inst moment by the girl he was engaged to marry, turns right around and falls In love with unother. Tho second charmer Is Margaret Morris, whoso father, Claudo Glllingwater, Is Doug's hated business rival. In trying to conciliate tho old man, Mjicl.ean only succeeds In antagonizing troubles, he finds himself suddenly burdened with a baby. His efforts to press his ro mance and at the samo tlmo rid himself of the youngster are pro vocatlvo of much spirited action and hearty laughter. The excitement readies a- cli mactic point when Maclean dis covers to his horror that the sup posed headache powder ho gave Glllingwater is really poison. The. Enough ANWOWe VJOOLD J THINK WOO MARRIED TUP. MIMT VOL "MUST lie AWAKC V Ol C r 1 I ow Aii&riTs neASRirie our houj to keef Me BPoke Business i 7 OUT HOUJ To kte J ISie BPokCy - 7 (?A mm. 'VTS ALLNORt I IrW at ANCCTTt'Mt CrXO Blamed FAULT" COMiN imtOh a crH OvortlfH'TAWrf'! SOU GOT OFF LIGHTS BOWSt PEEL HIM OFF U MfJ Out? AoTO At BLEWI UP WlSftDA - --jSTi . AKi HE.S Ssltt-w f AW Ht'S STIl-t- ATAUKtrJ' Theatres drug store clerk had made a mis take! In a frantic effort to over take the old man before he com mits Involuntary suicide, Mno l.ean, slill holding tho baby, starts out In hot pursuit. Tho resultant chase in luxl, airplane, parachute and automobile Is a riot of hair raising adventures that speed the film to a fast und furious finish. Yes. sir, "Thai My llaby" Is a comedy gem! Fred Thompson And Silver King At Sherrys "Rldln' tho Wind," the new Fred Tnompson production mane for !'. II. O., which will have Us local premier at tho Sherry theuter might well be called "Hiding the aalo of Mirth," for Its laugh pro ducing qualities arc such thut a pessimist might safely be deflnod us one who ind soen this picture and failed to gurglo over It. As vivid as Its title, and with the most adroit and ' umuslng situa tions, tho action of "Rldln' tho Wind" Is us speedy us Its namo would attest. Del Andrews bus done a corking iob of direction, and has got most out of tho very comical "boudoir" Incidents in which Fred is caught In tha win dow's' room and litis tq hide for fear of detection. As usual, Silver King. Thompson's Wonder Horse, Is a bright particular co-Btar with his muslur. Sliver does two ro markablo things In tho lutest pro duction featuring theso lavorltcs: ho Jumps from a moving bag gage car with Fred on his back, and ho returns repeatedly into a burning barn, wherb tho heroine Is lying unconscious, eventually leading his muster to tho girl. It Is authoritatively slated that no horso has ever been taught to do this before. Marlon Jaskson wrote both tho original story and tho VlHEWEUgR IWfVOT vine TT'5 '5 THIS SAMB - DSTORV V0U'R6 ?.?ATr, aaaa. I E.VJ6K KNEW ( WAT "TAXES' V,' WA ,H 7AX6SABSOSSD .V ABE USED S1 A?' 1 7CCAflBy PEOPLS ) . 1 DO-Ay 'a?7A1 By WILLIAMS ME. VJE.,. eoor j.;wiU'a ' aitw so sum, n. . continuity, and n flno cast Is seen In support. ' Comedy showing "The - Fighting Dude." - , . "Still Alarm," A ' ' Blazing, Exciting Film, Now at Star A deft and skillful combination of melodrama, pathos, comedy and reullsm, told In scenes both color ful and thrilling 'make, "Tho, Htlll Alarm," the Universal-Jewel which opened last night at tho SUP the ater for a three day run, one of tho most entertaining photoplays of tho season. Tho entire plcturo la a glorifica tion of the flremnn. He Is shown at work, at home, in tha midst of smoke and falling tlmbors, and tha plcturo brings . home vividly the dungera aand hardships to which tho flro-flBhters aru subjected. .Homo of tho mlost thrilling fire scenes provide :tho, ?olomcnUil ell maxes of tho- picture, u with two highly dramatic scenes with Hoi" ene Chadwlck tut the . unfaithful wlfo, nnd William Russoll an the forgiving husband, . to add to tho Intensity of tho story. Moth Miss Chadwlck and Mr. Russell give, excellent , perform ances, Russell as tho fireman who loses his wlfo because.' of his In ability to ' provide . her .with lux urles, und Miss Chadwlck . an tho girl goes afar after happiness only to find tit In the modest surround Inga she had left. . - Richard C. Trovers, formerly ono of tho most -' famous . of - screen stars, is seen la "Tho Rtlll Alarm' iut the polished villain who lures tho wife from, her . husband and brings his wide expciienca on atago and screen to his aid In giving a capable performance, . Edna Marian, formerly seen. In Century comedies, ' proves a real "find" for featuro production In tho rolo of . William . Russell's daughter. Edward' .Hearn ' Is an other new face on the screen which should prove popular. . Ho plays the. youthful tiro fighter who wins By TAYLOR By BLOSSER AtuoorX ' ; 5MOKt-W t 1 I CtOE.'&'w I;'. pipe m T 3jC Jfiu cna 3t Ui. umiuTSTf Professional Etrcx j7 This dlMtory to menuaj haaM ftw n immmn W lit of-towa reads wh sa wasa) tlx sjm and at tra a at aoaaa profess loasl auus. It has) tea oaaafaa Miiml M will prove to ha a ready aU to aay reader la obtatalnf pnaaat aroffsstqasl aervloe. . , Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys . COCMRAIf a4 JEKHAKD CUo. 1, ijoearaa ana uoion n. nDtroira, Itoraeys at Law, La Grinds N . tlonal Uaak Uuildlng. Telavhone Mala ,- CAIU. O. MU,t Attnrnsy at Law, Hooro sv, nmw. rivy xjuiiaing. : Telephone llsta 771, Dentists Or. a W. KHWIN Psntlst, Osrd : nr Building. Telephone Main 33. Architect c. 3k tm.t.En, AwhtaMt, Room 7 La Oranda National Bank Building Mlsa Marian. Dot Farley and John T. Murray, tha latter of vaudeville fame, eon tribute soma delightful cofhedy scenes. Edward Lacmmle directed the picture, from an adaptation of the famous melodrama by the same name. NOTICE OF JTNAIi ACCOUNT Notice In hereby riven that the undersigned has filed her final ao count aa the exeoutrlx of tha es tato of W. 8. Hnoek. deceased, and f tha partnership eatate of Snook Brothera , Produce company, and the Court has fixed Monday, the )Sth day of July, 1333, at 10 o'clock a. m. at tha Court House In the city of L Oraado, Union county, Ore gon for the time and place for hearing upon the said final account ; . MRS. J, C. SNOOK, Executrix of the Estate of W. 8. Snook, deceased. H. E. Dixon, Ia Grande, Ore., at torney for Exeoutrlx. June 4. 11, 18, 33, July I. , Wanted! By Western Lognl Rescrvo Life Insurance Company, a man to represent us as District Mnn agHr In Euntern Oregon. Ex ceH;ntoontraet help you got started," G'ivo! full Information rcgurdlng experience, etc. Wrila S3-M, Observer, have plenty of it. Extra outlets are in expensive. Let us give you a figure. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave, FOR SALE; 4 room house, Imtli, two lots '. lectrio lights, sliado trees and lawn, Located . at Jackson street. I'rlco ' 32,000; 3I00 cash will handle II- llslnnco rrroatli- ly insbillmcnts. 6 roonv modem house, largo lot iVlxlm fiteu Haso- nient with furnace, Ik- rax-d on W avo. Price. $:i,000; tonus easy and to be agreed upon. 5 room modem house, base ment and furnace, 2 lots, on H St., graveled slreel, all pakl. I'rfce $11,000; I-IOO casli will handle it. balance H5 per montli oil contract. WEEKS & BLACK New Foley Dldg. La Grande, Oregon. Light QUALITY Is always the first consideration in tlio manufacture of our products. ; Gwilliams' Electric Bakery "Home of Golden Crust and Sally Ann UppoHite Observer-' ' . Physicians & Surgeons IBf! B. aoVTT, W. D, Practice limited to (Hssshs ef tho Eye, Ear, Nosa and Throat. Nsw Foley , , Talsphoa Culldlnu Mala 13 K. O. KIRBT. M. O. Physician and Surgeon. ' flommsr Tslaphaaa Uulldlna- ' " Mala 33 RICHARD r. lAlfM, W. IX. 1'bvnlcian sml Hurmmttn. ' Gardner Telsaheno . Uulldlna- ' Wain 33 W. F. MeAOORT, If. D, Surgeon. Mew Foley , Teleahsao iluildlng Mala 33 . C. S, MOORE, It, D. Physician and Surgeon. New Foley . Telepheno Building Mala 13 P. I.. RALSTOW. 33. 11, Practice limited to diseases of tho Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, -Rooms 13-13 Telephana Somrnur Building Main 773 A. L. niCHARDSOlV, K. D, Surgery Rooms 13-17 Telephone Sommer Building Mala 13 Osteopathic Physicians j. i,. iism.B, b. o. NARAARBT 1NUI.B, D. O, General practice and the "POST SYSTEM." for fallen arches. Sommer Telephoao Building r .. Mala 133 WEAVER'S tailors, CUaMsta, Tjara ted rreaaara PHONO MAIN 7S Depot BtreM . Mattresses Rugs Cleaned - ItebaUt, ' tcather laaUtreatans hfaaa . Pillow Reaoratad . Plnff Rags Btado fNam old carpeta. ' Furniture Repaired aas) Recovered La Grande Mattrea A Weaving Werki ' Hecased uastgatai PHONS 4UM-W "CBaaJ UwarOa, Proa) ; Banking There are times when , our service is other thnn taking care of your deposits. A little good advice, if we can give it, is sometimes part of our business. UNITED STATES II POTION Devotion to ull details, and to tho wishes of the bo reaved, nmrks our service on ull occasions. . Profession al Integrity of the higher or der Is, guaranteed. , Snod grass & Zimmerman Main 62 . "5 .J ii r