La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday. August 25, 1926. 13 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE Page Sereir The Observer Want Ad Pae The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties FOB RENT KOI l l:i:T Furnished house keeping rooms, Phone- 454-W. I POU UK N'T My home ri respons ible party, one ucre ground. Tour room Turn is tied house, good barn, chicken house, garage, fresh row. lour don-n laying hens, nnd lotn of fruit; 15 min ute walk from po.st orflco. phone 4!C1-M. K-S-24-2tp J 1 1 UF.NT -- Apartment. 470-M. Al K-iM-itt. FHt ltKNT 1 store room 20x50; basement: sham heat. $2fi month. Phone fiiiJ-J. S-24 -111 p i-i m hunt itaiio. w. if. rtoim- onkatnp Co. N-lMtf 1'YiU ItKNT Modern sleeping room In private home, How In. 14n:t mil. 2-K-2:i-:itp FOK HAIjK l-'U SAI.i:--Hiii-IU-(( peam fl per, box. I'lionc Johnson's 'onf., moi Kir .street. :r-24-:itp j FMll SAI.F. lt TltAOK for iuwr place Hiiliahh- for I:j 1 ryinfr., 40 1 aeres a mi mill m-ar, lmhlcr. 1. I, a. (irande. 4-S-24-mp l-'Olt SALK 1 acre tract, fi-rnom house, outbuildings, -I'-Mt chick ens, one cow with pi? ice. (lo. Hector, 1 blocks east White gar ng. S-24-lmp KHH SALF. -A beautiful- Kill Hp ton piano; t' l'ilis; a Vlctrola; dav enport. Majestic range, heating Move, flitting table and chairs, sewing machine, tlx II! rug. Itoh crt Newlln. K-2:itf Knit SA"LK A paying restaurant, attractive terms to re-sponslhle parties; nnnf others ni! apply. WrHe The Observer. S-LM-St l-'i Hi'lKAI.K - (Jenuinn Kinr cojiI. jiefivered or sold from the, yard. Also feed' and lime. Stiles Co. X-24-7CP KOII h'AI.K A wood huy in a neat 4-rooni home near Stanse's mill, price $lilo(i. $r,tU) cash, $2ft per month. Securitv Land & Savings Co. S-24-2t KOH SAl.K Modern 11 -room house. 1 l(tl O avenue, corner 5th. Mrs. Wm. Ash. S-2i-.ritp KOI! BALK. KxtructinR: honey. O. V'olswinkfrn. Island ( Mty. 8-21-6tp Kon SALK nit 'Pit A I 1C 1 4.ri-lnch Mnaiicred oak rliniiiK tahlo ami (i chairs to match Knrtiit-uro KxcHiinrre;' 'Kh nnrl- .left'erson, 474-J. ' 8-21tf KOil SAI.l-: Apricots. 4n lb. fJohl-i-u Iiantam corn. County Kurm, Karmers 207. 8-20-Glp lnii' sai.k - ewes; 2 mil 15 younp Kincbln ? -.1101111 of city. 1aiq i . 2-8-10-Rtp Hayliurn. KnnsAU-: -.Kn trtes. berries'-' 1 rnlt trees, shade hnil)hnry, vines, roses, etc. J.amlscapti service, .lohlisou and lbitler, represenlji .tivis for WaKtiinj;tin Nursery Co., phone Main lili.X. n-S-17-lmp Knit SAl.K 4-roonr home with in o d e r n plumhliiK. huilt-ins, rooms newly papered, new dou ble tfarajro at l'.Mil) l-'irst St., be-Iw-en Adams and Jefferson Ave, Price 924io and assume 9112 hired improvement. Terms 92.10 MOM'M POP Twice A Day 4 By TAYLOR : s . . . . . m : : ' , ... -, ( MORNING- m .ag. HOW f AFTERNOON 1 If Nl&HT ! r.T tSS& h i II XJ' A hl aZJu.- A ..VkTyK IJ - WM y """V " FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tag Makesc" ' By BLOSSER jgJ gQjjII sQQfW Observer Want Ad Rates 1 (Connl flT average word to the Hue). Per line, 1st insertion 10c i'rr line, each added, consec utive InKfirrlon... 70 Minimum diarge on one or der .25c RATES BY .MONTH 2 llni's, nrr nwnlli. ....... 12. Ml a lliiut, jer nionlh :i.2S 4 lines, ier nionlh l.io r liura, kt mmilh...... $1.75 I'lai-li additional line over flt-e i-liargrd Ht 60o per Hue lcr month. ' CASH IV ADVANCE I re-Hiili-dl on all cUtssiriwI orilera to earn - (liese rati. Hliflirr rales charged on all credit In HertionH. . t'y for all classified orders must be In this of New by )fl A. M. DAT OK HVKKRTION. Slop orders on, ad luwitnl mi III further notlre niiiNt he re-i-etved by Hie ttimie hour or ex tra insertion will he charged. Ti'lephrme orders sollrllmL Cash rnle may be eanieil ou phone niders by nayinent on or before date of Inst Insertion. I'MONK MAIN 7 "n tbseiier Want Ad Will Do ll" cash, $3.0 per month. Iind & Savings Co. KociuMly 8-242t FOR 8ATB Om BaddlA hora Gtntle. Tbone Union. 2-7-24tf OWN A BARBKCCTR I.UNOH 'take hig money, nice work, cook Uik re.elpfts, &auocs, and qulp luent or paytnff buslnesn can ho purchased at small coat, Ad dress Uarbcue Kgiiipmefit, Hox 7H8, U Orande, Ore. 7-2fl-Jm WANTED WANTKD Kchool Rirl 13 or 14 to help with dairy work before mid after school. Call at home 27f N. Kir. I'hone 4o9-M. 8-24-2tp WANTIJD House now or by Oct. 1st, small furnished or partly furnished. Close In. Phone Alain 07 durlnff day. 8-24tf MONKY TO IjOAX- 91200 to loan on first mortprafrp., city properly years. K. S. Ivnnhoc. 8-24-2tp. WAXTKn To huy a roll lop bed. Hensotuibly priced. Call C5 1 -J. 8-2I-t WANTKD To rent about five room house wtlh full basement. Call':i2.V days. 3--2:i-:(tp j WA NTKD Odd jobs, kuJsominlnjr, paiutuur, carpenter wont, reason -able. Phono 2GG-M. 8-21-4tp m LsfT:iXAM:oii.s CAM., Main 248 for Tom Kun-a-Cur Tor Kord truck hauling any ptace, any time. Qarbage and household moving. 7-ltf CLKAN VP Garbage and rubbish disposed of dully, weekly or by the job. Wo clean up everything except a dirty conscience;. J'r best oC service call 290 M. S-3-lmp NEW TODAY KOU SAUK OU TRAOK A S-plcw veil filter purlor Buite. TIiIb in a barpruin and wo will kHp tcrniH. Knrnltiin Kchange. HT4-J. 8-25tf J I "ST 1 1 KCK1 V KT A n oak. 1tvwr In good condition, larjjo mirror. What havo you to trado for thin? Wi liny, soil or tr.idn. Kumltiirft KclmiiK l-ir unit Jufforfion. 474-J. 8-2(itf FHt SALK OH TRAOK 4-paster hcd. Kurnltui-o Kxchnnf?o. 474-J, WANTICD flood lined hoimn fur jiIhMiiitm. nirnlturri K-rchanffo. , . s-2r.tr VK HA'K a few trood uw-d vao uuni clf-n ners loft, liirnlturo KxctninKo. 474-J. . . S-25tf 'I.KAN'NKWFPAPKnS FOU' SAT.K Kxrnllcnt for shelves, oullmlM wall ii, wrappinff and pa,okUirT. etc. Uar'o t)ii miles ir' rnt caeli -it Ohservor Office. S-28-tit. KOlt KAI.K OK TltAIH: AlmOKt new hod davenport, upholstered wllh leather. 1-Nirnllure KN rhaiiKo, S-2tf VANTi:i Kami. loan.. I'lvn yojir. louim, bM-'r Int. on im mort-fraR-K. Also money to loan ou Improved city property. I Vnlted Stat e J nvest in out 'o., 1 S. Nafl lijink ItldK. -2&.lm VATi:i Children's school row hitf. Kail 374-J. fi-2.r.-2t IVnt SAId-: On THAPK 4rt-aire farm 2 riiiles north of Sninmer ville; 15 acres In alfalfa; 10 acres In cultivation suitable fur . berries, garden or grain; balance of 40 acres partially cleared; 3 rnom house, garage, barn and chicken house. Call IO we 1 1 Wil liamson, Security Jand & Sav ings Co. 10-8-2G-2t roil KENT -Kfvp-ronnt modern house at 20ftfi Cedar. . Inuulre Newlln Hook Store. , S-25tt WANTKH Woman with forceful personality to solicit subscrip tions over own phone for eltfht popular magazines. Interesting, j profitable proposition for one ) with private phone who desires! to work from home. l,euds fur-! nlshed, comjiiission basis.. Write Margaret Dunbar. 1 1 West 40lh street, Now York City. S-25-ltpt FOlt UK NT Furnished cabin at Wallowa hike. Cull 274 -W. ; . g-2fi-jtt FOU SAIjK Iarge modorn home, steam heat; located on the hill. Write A. It. care Observer. 3-8-25-2tp When the golf bug bites n man It makes him break out with knick ers and loud stock loirs. USED CARS Fonn to cm no ' 1024 Ford Touring, newly painted. Just overhauled, In A-l condition. PUr. KIN'S MOTOR CO. S-25-U FOll SAI.1-: i i:a Komi tiutk l 2ii ciAKf.Axn rriAfil l.A OllA.NUI': NASH fO. i 3nl anl Adurn. OUT OUR WAT i just .Moo To Teach me Th vpkih DAisw TTCM. SOU RE SO AT T. HE.ROES ARE Edward Horton Has Stellar Role in llig Production Kdwar.l Tlorlon. star of "Mil d-Plc- ness of hove,' o r'rlnclpal Hint release sh-iwhui loilny only has, slnco the very )eiiininLi his famous sere i'M rareer. always: and pulsating enacted vibrant roles. In "Kuslness of l.ove." oiv of the decided film hits of the year, he portrays a part, charaet- rislle- ally actionful, hut emphatically different from any he has ever interpreted. As Kdward liurgess, n young college grnduate with a mind of hls own, Kdward Morton's policy is: "A man's first problem is to discover what work he shall do." This edict Is directly the oppo- iritP 1 of thnt. of his' rich uncle-who Ik Ih'ves that no man Is born whoso work Is not cut out for Mm. Thus follows a story which Is rich In comedy. In the way the lad outwits a scheming lawyer, and yet full of Inspiring stlcUtoitive- ness resultant in success hut li , in liuslnr-MH and In an Intriguing love affair. " I I... : .' SOU RE. SO GOOD V- ' ' I - Jturion Is supported by an ex- A I'nthe Review and a comedy ceptlonally fine cast which In- make up lhi balance of the pro ludcs: Tom Uirketts, Xami I'llts, gram. curl Stoekdale, Dorothy Wood, I . llurhttrn llotlfor,). Juiii,- Knlly, Stanley Taylor. Nmvtoll Hall. Tom Murray, ll. rhort Hherwood ami JaiiK'M .Mt'lntyr,,. t'oinoOy Nhnwliiff 1 11,1,1,-H." "Say it With Capital Acting and Shrew's Direction Mark "Show-Off" Malcolm St. cialr,- who gave the f-ereen a sophisileated i-rem h ' lereen a sophisilrated I'remh'age, the likes of which are written the Fox company have ! en con- Owi TOO GLAD To UplP WOO. ram E.TrE L . I .CAM TCACH SCO IM AvJERW SHORT Time LET me. HAmE iT. GOOD MADE -MOT BOR4 . comedy in "The Grand Duchess and the Walter." proves with his latest directorial effort, "The Show-Off," that he is just as much at home with the homey, human type of picture. Furthermore, he reveals In ' this new Paramount film, which is the feature ?1truc - lion at the Arcade theater, 'today excellent. Aggie Herring and Mar aud Thursday, 'the full flower of vey Chirk provide a little comedy his delightful sense of humor and j his remarkable genius for mixing, I laughter and1 tears, suspense, and ) hi lils In Just the l ight propor- I linns. "Tlie Show-Olf," with Its simple domestic backgrounds, its whole - some, cheerful at mospln-re, its average,, niiililleclnss characters and its ' nanintl, plausible Inci- denls, prevents a vivid cross-Hcc- lion of mofTeVn American family lire. ' . , . Foj-d Sterling glvr' an engaging perlornianc4li) tVo 'litle'role, , Ifo nnlniv A nhi-ev wlih a svioonVheiftv brush, and !uccecds in arousing j genuine admiration by the- sheer i artistry with which ho plays the conceited Tool. I.ols Wilson is both charming nml effective as- die loyal Amy. Louise ItrooliM ami (Iregory Kelljf prove admirably; soiled to Uivj- i- specllve char-j . acterfzations" , CaiGV Is .... 1 lCtlll esqiie lid O Of Old Fiontiei- llarry Carey, in iho role of 1'. H. Army Scout ol fifty years ago, when Indians and w hite Het - IHeis and soldiers were constantly clashing on the Western frontier, came to the Star th'-ater yesterday land entri 'allied the audit nee with iiniiling deeds of daring and four- age. the likes of which are written By WILLIAMS ,'5. Temperature ROAST.uc e ita IV NU SCNVKC INC. many times on the pages of his tory. "The l-Vomler PinU" la the name of the opus, and the hero Ih Jim Cardigan, the must trusted ncout of the urmy post. Mabel Julienne Scott Is a happy selection for the rolo of tho hero ine. She has dash and sparkle, as well as beauty ami talent, and she wearfi the quaint clothes of 70s as If shn felt comfortable In them, though It hardly seems likely that she really was. As the dlsgruut- j (lcd hall-breed Frank Cainpeau Is relief. Krnest Illlliard Is as suave as Lew Cody ever was In the days' i when he played polished villain rob s. Other contributing splendid I piu formances are Charles Hill i Mnlles, Nelson McDowell ami Chief 1 llig Tree. "The Frontier Trail" will bo shown til the Ki tit theater for the last lime tonight. Starting Thursday for two days (here will be a now show at the Htur, "The Ksenpe," a Universal lllue Ntreak Western featuring I'oto Morrison and his wonder horse "Lightning." Movie Sidelights I ly The Assnelnliil Pith) Famous Phtyers-Lasky, which started a few years ago In u barn in Hollywood and expended over several city blocks, a shorl lime ago sold the old homestead with scarcely a tear and has moved to a new twenty-five ucre eslate about three miles from the city. Its old location Is being subdlvld- j ed for store and apartment build j Ings. J Acreage several mPes west of Hollywood has Ik en purchased by the Fox studio. Fxtcrior scenes i for many of the recent pictures of the Fox coinitanv have hi-m con- 1 1 Professional Directory J Thli directory ht pactally the oat-oI-towB reader who may wui tiie - t aad aaMriat of some professional man. It lias beta carefully prepare MMl lll proe to be a ready aid lo aay reader aa otitaialac peaaaat professlcnal aervtce. . Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys coonnan bdekhihd-flao. T. Cochran and Colon R. Fltoerbard. Attorneys at l.nw, La Orand. Na tloiml Hank liulldlntf. Tolnphooo Main 91. CAR I, ). HBl, Hi Attorney at Uw, Itoom 0, New Foley , building. Tuleiiboiitt Main 779. Dentists Dr. O. XV. KltWIIV Uentlit. (lard ner UullillnK. Tuleplione atalo Ht. Architect O. H. niM.Bn, Areklleet. Houm 7 La Grande National Bank Building Astrologer Si its. Kltl:i)i:itli:n uai.MKi tut N Ave., La Grande, Ore, neaillnitfl dally. Music KANTKIt.V Oltl'XiO.V NCIIOOI, OF MUSIC Violin Flnno Voice Oddfellow's Temple, phone 447 J. " - (" MARdAnWT IrVClLIO o. o 1 Mi ucted on tho iew location In.. BVTil" for fall on aroha preparation for moving the mnbi . flommrr Tlephon stmlio. tUulldiav Malum Long ago Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer went to Culver City, eight , mites from "Cnhucngn and Hollywood," I hat old time movie center. Cecllo It. Or Ml Me and his forces follow ed them, taking over the former Thomas II. I nun plant. Mai K. Itoach, the comedy producer, also has his headiiuarters at Culver City. Vnlttd Artists Is one of the few large Hludlos still In Hollywood. Harold Moyd also still makes his plct ures there while "Poverty Row," that group of Independent producers who make their dollars appear In amazing ittanllties' of footage, holds List. - , Color-blindness would be a dis tinctive aid to tho average camera man, believes 1-M lu Parr, War-' tier llrothcrs cincniatographer, Tim colors hi "sets and costumes, he said then would appear to the eye In their "black and white11' values fn- slead of as colors. lU'vei'cnd Nelson H night, limi- Iberjnck ciniige'list, Is H'ene4iliig wiiiio wonderful sermons Ih the IChurcli ef .ihI 1hM'l, corner of nml S in ice. Otic nun was heiird rcmai k I lint the sermon Mils open faced nml n slcm-wliut-' it. Ami a lailr mnelc n remark Hull she wemltl wnlk ft miles lei I i lienr ii si'i-mon like llini, A lac,) I crowd eM'c)cd tonight. C IIIN'IiKIO Mr.hl?INI3 U,i(! Herbs and Hoots for cur ing your ailments. MIN ON 2102 4th St.. P. O. Hot 82 La (J i a tide, Oicgon. inp; to Ikj married quite soon next month, even. Isn't it too thrilling;! They're calline; round to , see me tomorrow afternoon. Will you come along? . , , Kuril t-o! Tlnit's how Doris was the first to hear alxrot it on tlie telephone. What a wonderful institution tho telephone is! Always ringing nut news. Always handy for a that with anyone else who is on thi 'phone. Why Aren't Yon on the ThoneT haaul fat Physicians & Surgeons . i m . sotrrr. d. Practlo. limited to dlMaaae of ta Bye, Kar, Noaa and Throat New Foley TelephOM liulldlnif . , aiala t B. O. KlftBV, D. Pbyalclan and 8ur(on. Sunnier TelwhoM Uulldlnc Mala 11 RICHARD P. LaifMl. M. II. i . Puyalclan and Surgeon. Irlardner Telephone llulldlng , W. P. MVADORY, M. 0. " Hum eon. New Foley Tl filth on) Mulldln ; , i Mala H ; V. , moorb, m. u. PhyaluUn and Burireon. Nw haloy . Tlepaof fHulldiiiK Main II r. 1.. natatTftlt. M, t. ' Praetlc limited to dtiMioa ofFth I'lya, Kar, Noa and Throat. Roomi 18-19 Tulephon Somuifr fiulldlnv Main lit A. u RionARnsow. M. D. tiurgorjr Room 11-17 Tetephoat Soinuier iJulldlns Mala II Osteopathic Physician. j . j. la. ir(fi,aj. n. A. (itati WEAVER'S i Tallorfl - (le'aiiers . tjm Anil Prcsse'm I'FIONi: MAIN 73S Hnnting Season Opns Sept 10 I Iibvo nil kinds of Am iruinltloa, lllfld rrtrHlit), Shot (inn SIh'IIh, lllflrH mill Sliot Ciims, CliauUiR Kotl mill . ;! ,011.1, , F, L. LILLY Hardware Mala 85 REFUCT . Our Bfirvlne reflects amla tlllly, r.rriiunncy, timlemtunil-' lntf and experience. We do not worry the ben-uveil with delalla, nor ilo we leave de tails for tliem to worry ultotit. , Snodjrram & Zimmerman Main 62 ' I Must Tell That To Doris!" PnT-inp;! "That you, Doris? . Jty dear, wliat do you think? Muriel's engaged! . . . What? Yes, to Jim. And th-y're gx-