La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1926, Image 7

Monday, August 2, 192G.
EX GRANDE EVENING OUSEHVEH '
Page Seven
i
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOB BENT
VOn RKNT S furnli
1 hOllffO-
keeping rooms. Ca
Call 1110 Illrcll
..I f 2-7-aa-t.i
10 isirelb
FOR KENT Croom furnished
lioiiiw with bath, to orliiltx, mill
(Irnnnwood St. T-20t f
J'MIl TtKN'T ,Tvo fnrnlHhoa
hoiuvkcoplng rooniH. I'nll ltMifi
Adams avonur. 2-7-SU-21
POIl RENT T-Jsht hoiiMknnplng
rooum ut 1&12 Adams. I'hono
257-J. S-7-21tr
7,
IX) H SALE
i VOl .SA.1-: Klortric wnnhrr :ifi. I
1S10 !ovn Avn. 2-7-:ll-2ti
' FOR (aTjK Wnlnut G plcco bol
room"Mlf tlnvonport nnd 2
rlialro. Hionc 214 It. 7-30-tf
; J'YITt. RAMO Aprli'Otx. . County
j i loor 'nrm. Fanncm 207.
: , 2-7-31-3t
'.' Knit . 8AI.K Moilorn 6-rnom
'I housi - Cliolc., locution. :, I'ull
' 148 R. . , ... 7-31-St
Foil RAt.K On Rtuldle ho.rsu.
' ntln.i : I;honc M9L Union. !
: . ' 2-7-2UC.
: FOU SAMS 4-room hoimo rlo,so
: In, SOS I'oniwylvanuv : Coll ur
1 tr 0 or on Sunday. 3-7-;il-;ttp
)H HAI.K I must hid A'oha do
to my Jluwaifan l,krlrl I lovo j
her but she corn cheap. Won't
vomit one take her la? fall I
44&M and rweetve muHlrnl con
notation. 7-:il-:iii
VOn HM.Y I"urnlluro to com-
ph'lely equip small bed-living
"i room, ull In good condition,
must be disposed of lit once.
11 pieces. Will sell pieces sep
,' arately. Tel. 445 .M. or call at
1C0 Oak St. after 4:30 p. m.
7-31-Stp
TOR SAU3 FUHn atatton and
store. Call Main 780. 0-23tf
OWN' A IlARBEOirK LUNCH
Make big money, ntco work, cook
ing recipes, sauces, aod equlp
- ment 01 paying business can bo
mirehaaed at small cost. Ad
dress Harbeciie ulpnu-nt. Rox
708. Iji Orande. Ope. 7-20-1 in
WA.VTTI)
WANTKP Girl for geiteral house-
worlc Mrs. Chas. Reynolds, . I
2-7-2Glf ;
- i
.OOPINrt AND. ltJOPATRIN;r
lot coating of composition roofs.
J'hono Main 732 for Rill, tho'V,r oenn anu uie pone are niscrlh-
roof man. 7-20-lmn
BWIMMINO Picnicking At Tine
Cooe Camp, 2 miles west of la!" ' KK '"en in. wniu- armei
Orande. Closest, cleanest an,i ! -Myers insists on tlilcli creinii in her
betil, 3-7-0-lnip I ,,-!t' in KI,,,1 nf dietilians. cheese
' (sandwiches, any kinil. "hil the
CAtJ Main 248 for Tom Run-a-
Car For Kord truck hauling any I r
,toK:iit any imiu. vhuuuko iiiiiii.i...
hnusehoM iuoving.
7-1 tr
USED CARS
A oonn liT'Y
latn niofld Fortl f'onpo. N
palntnd, nt'wly ovorhuulod,
rubber. In fin., condition.
PKIIKINS MOTOR CO.
wlv
new
M0MM POP
X "AXLED A.T VOUt.
OFFICE T00A.V.MR.6CNM
TIlOOaUT PERHAPS X
BUT.
COULD TAKE OUR
MEA5UREMEMT FOR A
HAS
couple of wew SUITS
5
I
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
. ..i-- v j- swam' sEr fj I
&---- ) 0OT OF WEBE ST" S
"' I POTTl M' VOOR EJaJ
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count rire arrraso word
to the line).
Per lino, 1st Iiikti Ion. ........... tOo
IVr line, raeh lulilnl c'onaeo
. lltlvo Insrrtlon 7a
Minimum cliargu on one or
der 350
rliATKS HY MONTH
2 Hues, per iminlli 12.50
:l Hues, ier niotlfll $3.23
I Hurl, iit nioiKh ft.HO
5 Hues, per month... $4.?b
l:n h additional Hue over rtre
eiiart'i'd at site per Hue pi-
liiunlli.
CASH IX ADVANCB Is re
quired ou nil claKsiried orders
to emu these rules. Higher
rates' charged on all credit lu-
KI'I'IIOIIH. ;
t'opy for nil classified orders
must bo In this orrlco by 10
A. At. DAY OF INSERTION.
'Slop orders ou nd lnsertsl tin
til riirtlir notice must be re
ceived by I he same hour or ex
Ira inserlhiii Hill Iw charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rules mny bo earned on
phone orders by payment on or
beforu date or last Insertion.
1-IIO.MO SIAITi 7
' Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
(l!y The Assex iutcd m.) .
Wigs of lustrous black hair with
double four-foot braids arc the
!eliief item of costuming for sixty
'dancing girls who will display
their l. rpsiehorean ability In the
l-rcnch revue scenes 1n a forlh
eomlng Khst National production.
The wigs, ir laid end to end,
would reach four city blocks. Their
aggregate weight is more than 300
pounds, an added weight or five
pounds to the natural hirsute bur
den of each dancer.
And In spite of fame, the stars
do eat like anyone else.
Lillian dish's raw vegetables nl-
reuiiy are lumous, wlillo Norma
Shearer likes various salads widl
least hul olenlv of it. l.v Co.lv
Joins the-muHHil.le. of corn hef
i'f efihlihge enllfUHfasls.' wlilTe
ri' on tlu idate of Antonio Moreno.
M"p Murray a lad Is corree with
sped with ci.ilre Windsor. Con-t-wny
Tenle malnlams he could re-
1 n.-nl l,t-.,l.-r-iul nf h-it .,,,.1 ,.ir,.e
times a day and always liki
th- 111.
Woman Iijin hrokon into Kiill an
oilier field nf inot'on picture pro
duel ion ft ut hrniiKlit Willi tier a.
new word for the l.xicon of the
sludlo.
Initicpf) Kxliind wa hired ns n
"Knjjf niiin." by I'niversai rieturej;,
)mt sinri' Hie title obviously would
not. fit she bri'.uiin "?ni,'ienne."
Seeni'H of J.oudon from M.iyf:nr
to the UnU'hoiltff district will le
shown In I torn thy (iish's picture
"l.oudon," which h:is just been
Movie
Sidelights
Sorrv. mR.SimonA Bot HAVEN'T QUR.
r CAN'T BUV
CLOTHES ALVJAVS MCAMT WAS, DOT S
B6EM SATlSFACToRWTJ 6ETTIH& MARRiEO ' t
C?r-t- fl AND I HAVE ALL THE I
IQ WSl SV I EXPENSE Z. CAN T
vi-fJra 3 VrlANDLE AT PRESENT
MEASUREMENT
ALR6ADV
BEEN TAKEN
r
lit ., b-w it J-m " i
OW LISTEA4T0
VCO SH0OL0MT
-ftlfiT TO ANyOA6
VA 70 DO A 6000 DEED
6-JEBV DAY MONTH,
S7ACT1WS 70
TRV IT
IT
C
it
NEW TODAY
WANT TO RENT. for .two
montlia, Auuust 14 lo urtolior
' 14, completely furnished home.
Call Dr. W. V. McAdory, .Main
7S8. 7-2-tf.
FOK-KAU a yenr old itontic f
cow. will bo fresh soon. Hce
Jog Oobiiiri, 304 Ilentnn St.
.. 4-8-2-2tp
Foil HUNT Room with hoard I
2103- First. , 2-S-2-2tp
IXilt Kli.NT Furnished down-1
stair Apt. Waverley Apt.
2-S-2-3IP
1'IANO JAZZ Taught In 13 lea-
: sona by note. Waterman rlano
School. Mrs. Grace liarnes. In
structor, l'hone. DOS W. Res.
1703 Adams Avo. 8-2-lit
l'"Oit. RKNT Nicely furnished
modern apt. . 1S07 Adanut i
2-S-2-2tp
i''Oll SAUi Ono two and throe-
year-old ewes, even - hand lola
ngea girnranteed. Also black and
white face mixed lambs. Can
offer soma finance. ' Chas. W.
Martin, 1840 Resort Street 1W
: ker. Ore. 7-8-2-0tp
FOR SAI,E Sewing machines.
" Also rented and repaired. Main
6471, Singer Co., Foley lildg.
3-S-2-(!tp
KOH R1CNT 3 and 4 room fur
nished apnrtments with private
garage. 2108 Adams Ave.
' 3-8-2-ll.p
completed l hero by Herbert Vllr
cox lor the British National Pro
duction This is tho first of
tiireo pirturcM for . which tho
younger (iluli was loaned iy In
spiration Pictures.
Make.bi?lleve was aided hy real
ity in "The Urent Deception" when
a- real airplane whk incorporated
into a set by Uohcrt Kane. Ben
I.yon und Allecn Prlnsrlc, anuted In
the coi;kpit of tho plane, wero
sliowered willi dirt and sand, also
very real, to stimulate the smnko
of battle.
At froijuent intervals motion
piciUTedorn is forced to broadcast
warning to tliosc wliu asplrn. to
become, pictun; slurs that the romi
to fame is roiiK'h and rocky.
Tile latest caution Is that trans
niitted by William Ituaudine, dean
of Warner Brothers directorial
sLaff, which he has asked the Wo
men's clubs of California to help
"MoUtei'M, relatives and friends
p-ttstwjiijd Albldle-WVst. - ,J4 v i
of those who n spire, motion pic
ilcavor to dissuade them from
ture plory" he said, "should en
can't be dissuaded, come j.ropi rty
trekking to Hollywood In 'search
of employinut in the movies. Tin y
should at U-ajst s;o that thtm. w!h
alone which is worth j;oin far to
equipped lo weather a htoriu.
"The influx of young women ami
girls to tl)ls ct'iiler has stai-teii
anew and although the extra
ranks are already greater than tho
demand for supernumeraries at
virtually all the studios. It looks as
though Hollywood soon la to be d--
lug d with superfluous talent and
near-talent."
kfi niov sciii.ium:!)
SAI.rc.NiV Ore., Aug. 2 (AP).
Pioneer steam boat men and als(.
modern day operators will gallic
for a reunion at Provisional (Jov-
eminent park at Champoeg ne t.
Kunday. 1
Sets Dot
A
Mt.7"A.'.'
BE MVAJ4 UMS
-X WAHT
DAV VCL
AMO
VWILL.
i S0R6 -WHAT I REALLvj
i i
J
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OUT OUR WAY
Wfp0fOO -I coold CrAoue.
III. V&sk I Ral ilid -TtAri. WHOLE. WIDE. VAJORUO
m V.:!i?S I .PvM Ul. Ril I Ikl LIP
W f) rlrLA HAS To PiCKnT4E PDRCH
W,. I 6, f 3 I I m 1 ( 0 ME.TIREO
I 'if j i h r ifi i i i ': g iii ir i i
N U i (4 A Mi . J CM Kir- X
Wl-W MOTHERS S-E.T GRA -"Tr-IE
, LEECH
AT THE
Eminent Cast in
'iSweet Daddies"
Now at Arcade
"Sweet Daddios." tho new M. C.
Levee feature comedy for First
National, whicli Is tho attnLCtton
today and Tuesday nt th( Arcalc
Thinitn1. Is an. extraordinarily
(well-cast picture. In fact, try oh
vs will, we cannot Imagine any
players that would have fitted
more snugly Into the vnirious parts
in "Sweet Paddles" than those,
that now fill them.
Charlie Murray, the prat to ap
pear on tin screen, Is a great
rv.,,.wll., n tr ..II.. .1 nA., tint It.)
his time us a mummer, exhibit luir
tric ks and iminiierlMms which have
no particular npjieal to nn inieMi
'gnntejiutHeicoi 'JVIurraf 'swlrtpiior
is I n Vested with chnra ter and a
great , human naturalness.
(teorge Sidney Is nnorhcr featur
ed player in this highly nmusing
idiotojday. Sidney, whose ' nam"
nlonc ran . carry any picture., is
Miirray'H partner In the six reelH
of fun. and VerM. (inrdon com
pletes t lie. humoroiiN t rtangle.
.liLclf MnMinll. who Ih soon in he
I starred by First National, playH
the hading man, whil
alluring
.loby na Halston carries Hie in
genue role off with high honors,
(last on Class, protege of the late)
Surah llc-ri.hnrdt, makes the very
most of tils role as the vtlliln.
"Sweet Paddles " Is replete witl
beautiful scenes of the tropic. Thrt
Jail Care sequence takes this, pea
snn'H pri7.ii for its originality. ".
C, tvee, who conceived it, de
serves much credit for giving uri
Morncthlng new on the screen.
The story itself, unlike most
comedies, lias a frLs-einaling plot.
and the surprise ending puts tho ho did many characters when ae
flnishlng touch to an altogether", tors were called upon to make up
to Thinking
Good Deed
r BOT VOO Y X KU0W YT- BUT VIE WANT j Rf) ( 1 M0A),HAT HAE I. .'ifiIV
OUGHT TO TOGWe DOTASWELL "S I ( EVJER Dowe To DESERVE VflfA'lMi
SFSSr A ?2S222L I UCHSACR.RCES FWM-JMUi
NCWSOIT' ( Hot AND X VJILL. JyT-f-fi THE POLW.? -!&
FoRnxe ) have To ao ITrff K mcroiKsr ?-V
occasion ( vjvthless .jv"w -v-r Li-i
i .'.I fn tt ma tfwvicr. inc. JfcwJ
J - 1 1 . . I . . ..LJL. I - . - L ! .. .! '
TVd ALEEAOy VMEU-l-WATS-FiNE.' V) f)UL I WAS 60IAV5 I
DCWS A GOOD DEED ) AT DID SOU 0O, t 70 LSE VOOR RA7oB TO
7T5 OAX POP.' jS- "XjlJ K WMTTlZ m A SVOOKD, J
'--" V7: J ( BUT 1 D,c"'r
JJ "i) V 7UIAM4 I SHOULD T75;";'A
SETT
, LE Au
V.VAKH
Alfred Santeil. the young direc
tor wlvo has within the tost year
remarkable and entertaining film,
become Hollywood's man of tho
hour, directed "Sweet paddies."
In every respect it is n credit to
him. .
Bryant Washburn
Appearing at Star
In "Sitting Bull"
llrvnnt Washburn, who nppeard
In "With Kitting Hull at the Spirit
Pake Massacre," which opens a
two-day engagement at the Star
Theatre on Tuesday, found that,
height snil carriage is n valuahlo
' 1 hin wh,'n
hn was .'elected over
host of others for the portrayal
i of ponuld K'eefe in the picture,
j 'Much thought was riven to the
selection of a hero for Hie story,
imiMiiuch ns it was necessnry . to
find it man who would lie moro
stately of carriage than Silling
tul I and possessed at the saint
time of the necorwiry romantic
characteristic to "put it over."
The rasping director placed ono
limitation1 that burred many of
the heroes of the screen, I. e.. Hie
chaiueter must not be more or less
jHnnio Qf rIK.,?i nm possessed of Just.
enough
ho man" characteristic!
and not too much. When tho
tnrt imifli Wlii'ti tint'
f I n e si dect 1 o n was made. It wa h
found that Washburn wa.I the
ideal type.
A veteran actor of the screen
and Hi a go, though still young In
years. Prynnt Washburn has been
cast In roles of every description.
Ho lias been the romantic leading
man and hern, the matinee idol.
Ifo has been the n vaster villain
with twisted mustachlos mid nreh
smile; in his earlier screen career
V J
fflfflEW
By WILLIAMS'
thats josr i-r i HE-
KVjnMS vol) vaamT -fn '
RiO OF WlM iTHATs
lG-KiOf?E HIM HE'DSOOKl
! lT-s JUST v,HftT HE
S TO HEAR vQU
CACKLlUCt HUE A VAiET '
U&M! WOU BOTH MAKE
etS IV NU URVKC IM.
for character nit her than to be
the correct type for tho role to bo
portrayed.
His work in "HklnncrV Press
Suit" ymn ono of the noteworthy
achievements of the screen and
gained for tho eminent wctoi a re
putation that was easily translat
ed into dollars and cents as one of
the high salaries of tho cinema.
World Famous . .
Fantasy Now Screen
Spectacle
Another famous name is now
added to the Him- Hook of tho
screen. . It is none, other Mian P.
Prank Bantu's famous fantastic
I story of "Tho Wizard of On which
with Parry Semon us
th
"Scarecrow" wltUl.o t?r
Sherry t bonier today. , ' '- '
Tins fantastic iffpeetiiiblc marks a
now step forward' .ill the silent art
i which now invades the realm of
fantasy hilhertu confined to the
; printed page. -Tjie creen version
of thia atory;'"vhic.H for over
dreadv iihti -b:f - 'U ftrvoi'llo. with
. . . -. t ;m. Skrv,.-.,ji'inriA- , v
ilv .hti 'tij ftinMlik wUh
olh oh lid ilTl TaTIi mr.-'TTI-fir OrmrnltP (lr 1iakVin-d.
produced as a supei comedy.. ; The
porducllon of mich ;t type ol story
it can readily be. imagined present
ed unheard of difficulties but It is
said ibat the inexhaustible ngun
ally of the cinema enmcru has sur
mounted every obstacle and the
result is both mystifying and lilhir
ioM in the exlK ine.
Thrills, laughs and "chases' so
dear to tho heart of the Mini fan,
abound throughout I he story which
: is crammed with fast action and n
ealth of whimsical humor. A real
, Kansas cyclone is one sped auto
jolatie which is worth going far to
see. Frank Kama's familiar chur
i actors will be pol l rayed by a su
I perlatlve cast. Parry Semon of
I course plays the "straw man" and
he Is ably supported by Mryaiit
Washburn as The Prince, lieli-ght-fui
Uovothy Pwan as Pltllo Uor
othy, Charlie Murray as tlio Wiz
ard. .Mary ('arr as Morolhy's Mo
ther. "Habe" llarrly as "Tho Tin
Woodman," Virginia Pearson as
the lemptress and a host of oilier
By TAYLOR
By BLOSSER
Professional Directory
meeUotf to tapaelallr haady for tlw newcomer ar for
the out-of-town reader who maf want the name and aildnwi
of some profeaakmat maa. It liaa been carefully prepared aaul
will prove to be a muly aid to any reader In obtaining prompt
profaMlcoal aenlra.
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys ... Physicians & Surgeons
COCHRAff MHAR1M)M. Priwtlod limited to dlifluea of Mil
'f ; Ounhran and Colon Jarhard, IOyef Kap Noa(i mntX Throat.
Attorueva at iW. Iv Uranda Na- mow Knley Tf lfohona
i lia'in'tl ,ulliln,r, i'tfl'h0 liulldlni Main T 1
! ' tC J, KIKHY, M. I.
Phyilclan and Surseon.
CAM. a. ltI,M-Altorn.T t l-w. f.uTioln'g 3n?
h.miu, au. Now tiWy Uulldlnc ' "
Tlephon fakln lit.,
' RicitAnn p. t.tni, m. n.
liiysitdsn and Surgeon.
LrCnilSta liulldlng . Main .
I. O. W. ttllWtW llsntlit, Oard- ' "
ner Building. Televhona Main X. . W. I. MrAnnnr, M. D. .;
Burgeon.
J... . . I . I I ' II I I . I 1 . ' NW Fnlny TelephoiM
..... . Uulldlng ... Main (t
Architect ' .
. . . . j . 1 a. n. Moonis. m. n,
n. --i rhyslclftu and r3urgeon. '
0..Hnil.H,W..t Tilfln ' T&gV?
La Orande National Bank Building .
MaaaHHaaaaaMaiHaHMMaaHBBaMMBaava V. I.. R ALSTON, M. t.
' Praetlee limited to dlseasea of tb
... Eye, Kr, Noao and Throat.
ASll'OlOfifer Rooms 18-19 Telephona
vnrun-rOT Z " - - Somnitr Building Main 77
Klin. rilRDIUIICK HAMIIKS A. L. IHGHAIIII-OIV. M. D.
101 N Ave,, La Grande. Ore. Surgurj
- neadlng-a dally. , ! Rooma 1-17 Telephone
(Sommer Building , Vain 16
well known film fuvorltlea. j
Kor tho person, who wants'' to I
forget tho cares und troubles ol'j
our mutter of fuct world the Hher- j
ry theater offers a wonderful op-!
portunlty in a trip to tho "Lund1
of Oa."
. Comedy showing "Plahes
Tho Pasl."
MU FLOW VONTIMKH
ltKDIUNtJ, Cnl. (AP.TUo
mud Mow down tho northeastern
slopo of Mount ' Hhusta coutlnuoH
to Increase, crushing usido every
barrier thrown up tliua fur In an
effort to stop it.
M i:iK IV MIIJ.IM'ltY
I-ONPON (AP) Agriculture Is
getting very much mixed up with
millinery and gowns In London.
Melon seeds und pumpkin seeds
are appearing on both gowns and
hats, and Miss Pyu Moore Is wear
lug a gown In the play ."Cock of
..Mm Boost
which is trimmed with
funny .wirings of rice- dyed In various mi
nt the'orS. '"
How to Help Ycur
Sickly Children
.1 usl
reail this If
you have .u
PchlUP Ihiil- t-fulu i
Here's a good, fair offer give
the little one McCoy's Cod Pivei'i
Oil Compound ThIc(s us til reeled
for HO days and If he doesn't gain
in weight in strength In keen-
ncss of mind the 'druggist who
supplied you will return your'
money, - I
McCoy's has helped tens 0f(
thousands of frail, emaciated rlill- j
droit to grow strung und sturdy ,
why won't they holp your ail
ing little ono? i
i'ou eun got CO McCoy's tablets :
for tin cents ut Ited Cross Drug
Store or . uny druggist anywhere .
In America and tho vitalizing vit- '
amines will help any weak, worn- 1
nut man or wotnnn to better
heiilUi. ' Ask for McCoy s. Adv.
4
Interest
may nppear to be smnU hut
we urn In position to prove
thtit In tho long run it Is
far better than sorfte of tho
higher Intercut pnyinjr In
vosUnenifl w-1lcli salesmen
tell tuf about.
Tho privileges which go
with It am ulso moro lihernl
than most others.
UNITED STATES
flONAL
Telephones and Icebergs
With the telephone system as with an ice
berg, by far the greater part is unseen ! The
instrument on your wall or desk calls into ac
tion vast equipment, all of which had to be
produced to a standard of accuracy rarely
found in industry.-
Don't overlook the part you cannot see.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Osteopathic Physicians
J. h, INfff B), W, O, .
MAHCSAIIIOT lN;i,K3, I. O.
General practice and the "POB1
i o t m i iu jj. rur ration arches,
of i ftommer , , '. Telephone
uuiiuing , , MalnlUt
WEAVER'S
Tailors - Cleaners Dyers
And Pressors
FFIOM3 MMS 733 J
Depot Street : l
See-
THE
L-
ELECTRIC
Has no wringer
mm.
Electric
Our Rrrvlre rcflrcta nmla
biltty, crflclenry, unilorHtnnil
IniS nnJ cxpcrlnnce. Wa do
not worry the hrr'-avnl with
UelutlM. nor ilo wti Iruvo d
tulls for tltum to worry
about.
SnotljrraHs & Zimmerman
Main C2
WASHER