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

Thursday, July 23, 1926.
ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!
Page Nine
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Pla& of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR RENT
l-'OU KENT 7 -room house. Clone
!in. Inquire J oh tor Rhoo Shop. .
. ( - 2-7-22-Stp
j'Tn REN'l -f- Five-room somi
' modern house on 701 Jefferson.
CaU 2008 Second. S-7-21-3lp
FOR RENT Uffht houackflcphiff
rooms at 1512 Adams, Phono
;257-J. 3-7-21tf
FOR RENT-
S -room Apt. 1307
2-7-3tf
FOR SALE
FOl't 8A1K Suburban homo, unlt
;abio for nomeono Hvinir in 3a
..ranlo who wants to havo ft.
'; puritan and keep " a cow and
rhlckcns. 5 mi mi ton fromtyour
.work. About 14 acres joining
the new prolf course near Island
it'Uy, alfalfa, apples and cherries
on place! will pay Interest on tho
Investment; honso newly painted
t outside and inside, two coats;
. nwly -wired and papered; all
'iifvw plumbing; automatic elec
tric pumping plant; two bed
.rooms, sitting- room bath and
kttdhen; largo barn. Will sell
itli or about S acres with oi-ch-urd,
house and barn. liberal
-long terms to pay; small pay
ment down. A, U. Cherry, 1300
9th. . 7-22U
KOR SAINTS Hotel aUImbler, Ore
gon. For information writo Mrs.
11. A. Watson, I in bier, Oregon.
r ' 7-22-3tp
FOR SAL10 A-l saddle horse.
Call evenings 1505 Madison.
2-7-22-3tp
VOH SAT.E 7 bee hives ulth '
lioncy, $20. 1905 Adnms. I
2-7-22-2tp
FOR SALE Modern 6-room
house, lawn, shrubs, paved street,
choice location. .Call 148-R.
3-7-21tf
FOR SALE Studebaker light 6;
fully equipped; in grood condi
tion; $350. 60S Adams, phone
Main 35. 3-7-21-3tp
, FOR SA:I,E Cherries: rilngs, Lam
berts, Ulaek Republicans, . 3c a
pound. Tick them yourself.
County Farm. Farmers 207.
4-7-20-Btp
FOR ."SALE Clean newspapers;
find for papering woodshed,
pantry shelves, packing furnl
, ture and dishes, etc. Only lfc
' per bundle at Tho Observer of
fice. , 7-10-0t.
PIANO' MUST , BE SOLD Will
sacrifice fino iano in storage
neat here for-immediate swle.
Will give easy terms to a re-
, sponsible person. For full par
ticulars antl where it may be
Kiten'address Portland Music Co.
227 0th St. l'ortlund Ore.
7-10-0t
FOR SALE Filling station and
store. Call Miln 7S0. 6-23tf
, WANTED
WANTED Experienced girl for
general housework. 702 Wash.
7-22tf
1IOOFJXO AND -REPAIIUNO-
llot'coalin'g of composition roofs,
l'nnnc Main 732 for 1:111, the
roof. man. . -7-20-lmp
KWIMM1NO Picnicking At Pine
Cone- Camp, 2 miles west of La
: Grande. Closest, cleanest and
best. . S-7-6-lmp
CALL Main 248 for Tom Rnn-a-
MOMHi POP .
ll TMR0U6H Ttte WICU 6erreR OK TM1NK.1N& OF STAriM&5
Mp you cmi owe we. ( expenses eubeer svsTew To X
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roj tn tain Standard Time .Stations
KFX1 Colorado Springs, Colo,
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Clusky first orohotra.
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KFI, Ivos Angeles, Cnl, (-J07m-042kc),
7-S p. m.f KniRhts oC the
Knots; S-9, Angclus string trio; 9
10, proflrrani nrrang-ed by Robert
llurd; JO-11, Packard Radio club;
11-2 a, m KFI midnight frolic.
RPWB, Hollywood, Cal. (252m
lllKlkc), 6r7 p. m Pontlac Six
dinner hour; 3-10, Mill Hatch, and
his Oukmont Country club orches-trn;l0-ll,
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Columbia Park Boys band; A. O.
T. Astenlus, organist; "Making a
.Movie-'i 30-1 a. m., Hotel Wht
comb band, ., ,
K;W, Portland, Ore. 41H.5m
tl(Okc), G-7 p. in., dinner concert;
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orchestra; Tiinch Green, pianist.
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7l0kc), 6:30-7:30 p. ra., Uncle
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780kc), 8:30-10 p .m., U C. War
ner company studio program.
Pon't forffot to learn the 9SG
new laws passed by the house.
You know. Ignorance of Jhe law is
no excuse.
Dentists held a convention in
Milwaukee. It didn't hurt a bit.
Cur for Ford truck hauling- any
place, any time. Garbage and
household moving-. , ?-ltf
nAX your fail planting. See tho
Jlilne nursery at its best, Se
lect your plants, trees and shrubs
now. Knd of nth and J St.,
phoneG;4-J. 7-22-31
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NEW TODAY
I'Xll SAT.E Bllfrhtly used PIiikpi
Xrom $lt up. Other mfiltr-s also.
Blnper. Co.,t Now loloy lildir.
. , 8-5-23-Htp
DKSIGNS and monograms hand
pnlntotl on hosiery,, underwear,
- drosses, etc., - BOc up. Spanish
' hats for sale, laos 4tli St., room
6. , 5-7-23-ltp
WAXT);T Wnxlitnps. Call 412-M.
1-7-28-31)1
IfOTt SAI.R ! computlnjr scal
anl ' 1 UurrouRlia ml. liner ma
clilno. , Grande. Hondo Meat Co.
S-7-23-2p
VOTl SAI.K Apricots. See Mrs. T.
.11. Proctor, Frultdnle. 7-23-31p
KOlt SAI.K A new three-room
house, water, lights and fi-nraffe,
. down and f 3(1 a month. You
' ran move in rlKh now. Close
in. . fall Main 28.' 7-23-2t
WANTKI To drive truck or trac
tor by- man with 5 years experi
ence. Call 2S10 N. iih. 7-23-3tp
Retire,, Men, and Grow
Young, Lodge Advises
, TXNTON( July 23. (AP) Sir
Oliver I-rOdjfe.lnufrhs at tho theory
that retirement w fatal to busy
mim.' At ROVPnt vfivft he snvs be Is !
reeling onnffcr than ho did for
years before ho envo up regular
work.
."Everyone should retire in, good
time, .for it is an absolute, tonic,"
declared Sir Oliver. "Don't wait
till you wear out, is my advice.
Retire while you are in pood form
so you can do atl.thinps you de
sire. I am feelinff a lot better
than I did when. I was still in
harness. '
But Sir Oliver Is not retired in
tljo way many men think of retire
ment, lie is busy most of the
time with- experiments of various
sons ana omy rurec .moniiis upo i
announced tne aiscovery or a new
sort of wireless
cillatlon Is abolished.
Dawes went fishing1 and kept )
quiet long enough to eaten ono
himself.
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"Tearing Throigh"
At Sherrys ;
Theatef-, Today .
Adapted from a story by Fred
erick blowers, reOolcnt of the color
of Oninotowln umI
the
Orion
he linpenetra-
hif tnvvtiTV nC the.
liur Throuffbt tlic first at the big
new sirios stiirrlntr- Ttlchnrd Tal
mndKO, cornea to Hherrys theater
today only. - This 1b by : tar the
most, elaborato Talma dj?o picture
which l'V n. O. has turned out,
and it indicates that the producers
think tltjhly of their athletic stunt
star; which Is not extraordinary,1
considering his obvious popularity.
Arthur Kosson htis directed -the
picture with a fine sense of drama
and comedy, and ho has Riven Tal-mudso-plenty
of opportunity to in
dnlffe his favorite sport of risking
ids nock j tlirilllng- stunta. Kath
ryn AJcGuiro . makes a de-iUfhUul
heroine. Tho rest of the cast also
includes some excellent the&pians
notably Arthur Jiankln and ..JJjtve
1 orris. ,
Comedy showing "The -Soap
Suds Jady."
Brilliant Acting
Distinguishes
"The -Wise Guy"
Frank JJoyd has not only pro
cured an unusually fine story for
"Tho Wise Guy," which had its
premiere at tho Arcade theater
la.st nilit, but ffathercd a cast
for. this picturo whicii shows it
self eminent In every particular.
Movie-jroers wiii bave far to
seek before they find another ajr
Krejpition of such fflowing excei
bnce as fs present in "The "Wise
Guy. It Is no exnfirrernUon to
state that every mynber of "The
Nurses
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DWTWOBOTAC-mS ASS, "msv S - I
Wf ' ffiiST X L. AHO THE 7EAINKJ ( (j, V WWEOIDDO ' j g
P GOIHTOA AlUOSESVJiaDOUfTSOF f S V 55 Ut :. I
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5AD ME
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Wise Guy company is a. triumph
nnto himself and i that includes
the female stars us well.
James Ktrkwood ha positively
tlie best role of his long and dls
tlnsuiahod career. Ho Is seen In
the title role of the picture, that
of a hypocritical evangelist.
Most of the others are seen In
roles which for them tre distinct.
)y unusual. Mary ('arr, tho cele
brated screen "mother, for in
stance, is seen as a crafty and sanc
timonious old sinner In "Tho Wise
Guy," While tho "Wise Guy Is
holding, his congregations ent bruit
ed with the power of his Word,
the dear old la:!y goes through
their pockets. 3n all justice to
Mrs. Carr, however. It 'must be ad
mitted that before the end of the
picture she "reforms" back toi her
old endearing self again.
Mary Astor, too. who has always
been known as a sweet, retiring
miss, blossoms out In 'Tho Wise
Ony" as a high-powered crook.
t!ntil discovered she poses ns n
sweet-faced little choir-singer,
iletty Conrpson appears- as ft
hula-dancer in the early part of
the picture and biter develops in
to a religious organist, not, how
ever, without an eye to the main
chance.
George Marlon and George Coo
per both eontribut hlghfy excel
lent character! gallons in . "Tho
Wise Guy.'V-tho first ns nn $ld
rogue and the other as a tough
yegg.
Frank Iloyd has done miracles
of direction In this picture, Jlou
quets go. too, to Iho author, Jnfes
Kurthman, and to Miss A dele
liogers St. John, noted ftetlhn
writer, who made (he adaptation.
The Wise Guy" is a powerful
picture. It should not be mbtsed.
It will be shown again today and
Saturday,
By WILLIAMS
WELL, ALU 1"
HOPE IS-M
PA'S OuT'T'
UODuc E.K
MA'S WiKSOA
"SlCWLs 80T"
tin
3 '2 wr ea scmncc me..
Star Cast Makes ' '
"Behind the Front" "
Grade-A Comedy
v -- - 1
In the parlance of the movie
studios, "31ehind the Front Pam
mount's comedy of tho A. i i.(
which is being brought back to the
Htar theater for ono day's show
ing on Saturday, Is nothing short
of, a "wow.
Not since such pictures ns "A
Tleguinr Fellow" and Harold
IJoyd's "Preshman," htis such
genuine producer, of laughs been ; 5
thrown on the screen, "iiehindjj
tho Front" Is a true mirror of the ;
humorous- sido of aoidiering inr
France. The story concerns a cou- ?
pie of dumb doughloya, .played by "'.
Wallace Iteery and ltaymond Hat- ;;
ton, and their love affair -with an i
exceptionally beautiful end viva- J
eious girl, Mary lirt'm, who never j;
appeared more alluring and charm- i
Jug than she iJoes In a .Hed Cross
worker's uniform in the' picture. .4 ,j
Before joining up .with, tmcie
Snm's raidiiTg party, the two, Beery j
and Tmtton have been. swoi'R eh,-J
emles; tho 'first ei "dcteeHve, and
tho latter a burgar. ibit since
they took to weaHnff" the same ;
uniform they hs.ve became buddies. '
Iteery's comedy performance ia -truly
magnificent, surpassing even
his great comedy characterization j
at "Hhode Islnnxl Red," the hap !
py-go-lucky bum in "Tho Pony .
ICxpress. Jttiymond ITation addsi
new Innrels by his acting as Shorty
MeGce, burglar, atlck-up man and
doughboy. Mary Urian is splendid,
and tho love interest of tho pic
ture Is maintained rlglit up to the
last eomeiiy climax. Chester Conk
lin, remembered for his small town
character in ""A - Woman of tbe
World," giver nn inlmitaiile per
formance ns tho Scotch Kiltie, who
tells the eager doughboys where
he won bf medals,
''Behind the Front" was directed
by, Kdward Sutherland. Monty
llrlco adapted It from Hugh WlJeyn
Saturday Kvening Tost short story.
Kthel Doherty wrote the screen
play.
By TAYLOR
By BLOSSER 1
Professional Directcry
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