La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 13, 1926, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, October 13, 11)20. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nina The Observer Want Ad Page The Mrket PUc tt Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY'i I-'Oll RENT-lJ-room apt with ulau twirch fi n A ul n..rl ti it kamVi 1 'nil 282-It or .!) jlrkiu ' UKu-tf wanted All kinds of hauling. Call Main 248. 10-13-'p ill I'Olt KENT 6-room house, fut nlshed, gnrngc. Cor. Cove A Hall. ' 10-13-ltp l.'Olt SALE Knrm. See MrWll lhim. 1301 4th m.' " : ll)-13-2ts. I.OST Oold wrlit wptch. with leather strop. 'all 4 7 2-ft. Ho ward. ' , lli-13-ir 1--OK HAJ.K Team of horses, wt, 33imi. Itnrgnln. fall Observer. li-l).ti! .i I.OKT Hunch of key. I. Ftliu, gernld. 1(101 th. Iicwnrd. . USED CARS A KUI.T, LINE OE 1'KED CAIIS. ALL IN flOOl) f'ONIMTION' AND . : : TRICKIl KIOHT VEIUs'INS MOTOR CO, TOR KAIJE FOR HA L1C $400 raccoon fur coat, rinost skins; 4C-lnoh- coat wllli full flnru. Worn only two seasons; excellent condition. I'llco. $125.00 cash. A-22, euro ..of Observer. . 10-12-2tp roil SALE Socond grade pota toes In field. $1.00 per suok. ('. Kennedy. !0-12-&'.p KOI I SALE Wlnosnps. 25c a bole lien i)U.VlH, . 15C U, bOX. CiiU J'n-ss I'ugh. l'lione after 6,. 10-ll-St l'Oll SALE High grude pluno, near La (irando. Will be sold to .reliable plirty at biff saving. $1J niontlily will bundle. A real buy. Write ut oueo for particulars Tallman Piano Store, Salem, OrcKon. 10-1 J--8tp ::rlnir sack. One mile north und one-halt mile west of Island City. W. S. Thorp. , 10-9-0tp roll SALE l'"ouf rooms of fur niture, sob Jefferson. UJ-O-O: FOR SALE Registered Toggen berg buck, cheap. W. M. Tetir. I'hone 02, Elgin, Ore. lO-l-Otp I'tlll SALE OR RENT Typewrit ers. K. C. Tuckey. 10-0-lm FOR SALE Restaurant equip ment, counter stools, tables, dislies, urn, cooking utensils, linen, silver - everything for small restaurant. Write E. 11 or call Observer. 10-6-lf FOR SALE Coco door mats. Furniture Exchange. 9-30-tf FOR SALE 0-room house. Must be moved. Call 42S-J. 9-28-tf l'Olt SALE OR TRADE Oni 11.3x12 Axminster rug in A-l slinne. Furniture Exchange. 9-30. tf FOR SALE 1'otatoes, $1.75 per sack. Second grade, $1.15 per sack. Come and get them while MOM'N' POP. llC ,t'; K( K6N WENT To VVORat EARlV rt VOO LOOK S NOT WORRIED EXACTLy ifv VSM C 6S' VJei-L f ( BSCAOSE HE KISSED ME fA2 IK,tV,c If THIS MORNiNCi ANO IT6&TS I $ORT OF WORRIEDA BliT 1'IVA VMONDERINQ WE VvELL? BOT t TrtlNK HE'S BEEN BEFORE HE W6NT To M ; T DOTTlEl so LONeSoMe AX the APART- MorA A&OUT Pop H TO SOrAETrtlNG r jifA - VORX THIS MORNlMG aVV ' L MeNTSOLTnoojHTi.'D.r j 'r ' JESS. -m LKTCLY "jW !H ( RON OVER AWMIt-e-vy , . I 1 v ----tT Y , '' -MK ,'tr ' S'?Le I l? (it'Ad r',N ! . U p U L" J V t ,l.-ir"Tj s i ei'nWIFMfWSf'.t" J FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Close-Mouthed 1 By Blosser fe as r& ds&zr 1 w w . I Observer Want Ad Rates ..' ' (Count five average words ' to the line.) Prf line, 1st Insertion. .10c l'er line, each added consec utive Insertion .. 7c Mlnliriaui charts on one or der jso ' HATES BY MONTH , I Ham, pet month 11.50 3 tines, per raoaih fS.25 4 Maes, )M nKtli......M.OO 5 Uaew, per raoath M.'J.'i fcarlk aaklilloaa) line over five ehargnt at Mo per Use per moalb. CASH IX ADVANCE la re quired oa all classified - orders to rura these rates. Higher rate rtuirgeel on all credit In sert lows. - ' - ' ' Copy for all classified orders HI be In this office by 10 A. M. 'DA OF- INSK11TION. ejtop order on ad Inserted un til farther notice must lie re ceived by Ibe same hour or ex tra) Insertlo will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Casta rate may bo earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of Inst Insertion. : 1 ; PHONE MAIN 117 "Am Observer Want Ad "... Will Do It" they last. Ladies' Exchange Mdg. llouth McICennon. 10-1-tf FOB SALE OR TRAD1J One . hlrdseyes clilffonloro, 1 blrseye dressing table; would pass for . new. We buy, sell and trade. Furniture Kxcliange. 9-30-tf FOR HALE OR TRADE Stoe ' boards, 'stove pipe, dampers, stovo polish. . Furniture cbange. y-30-tf FOK SAJ.H One Ford delivery truck, panel body, good condi tion. Inquire Odorless Dry Cleaners. 7-27tf VOll IMLB Oil TRADE We have u number of good used heaters ' that are la A-l shape, and you can- save 50 or better. Fur niture, Exchange. 9-30-tf WANTED WANTED Man ago 68 wants any kind- of ranch work or feeding stock or tending sheep, steady work. 'R. ('. Shepherd, 2iMi Lake St., city. 10-12-211) FURNISHED HOl'SE For sale Or rent, 5 rooms, partly modern, fall Main 73. ,I0-12-3lp WANTED 25 copies of Friday. Oct. St h Observer. Will pay 6c each for same. Jlring to Ohser- . ver office. 10-1 2-tf WANTED Cook on farm. Family of three. Call Farmers 02. Lee Reynolds. 10-12-210 WANTED AT ONfE Experi enced woman or girl for gen eral housework. Call 3C1-.7. . 10-11. .11 WANTED 1st class painters. I.. J. Ebert. Call 25S-.M. 10-8-lf WANTED Farm loans. Five year loitns '5 Vj int. on 1st mort gages. Also money to loan on improved city property. United Co., U. S. 10-1-lm WANTED Highest prices paid for hides and furs ut The Italics Furniture Store. 10-9-lmp WANTED Dressmaking to do at my own home. Mrs. Oulllckson, 1504 li Ave., phone 6-W. 9-lS-lmp WANTED TO BUY Good used - dressers, ranges, rugs, chairs, dining tables. We pay best prices. Furniture Exchange. 474-J. taoln WANTED Cleaning, pressing and alteration work on both men's nnd women's clothing. Expert workmanship. Phone Tile Ward robe, Main 72. 10-1-lm FOB RENT FOH ItENT Two-room furnished house. Call 278-11. 10-12-3tp FOR KENT Furnished apart ment, adults. 1307 Prnn. 10-11-tf j FOR RENT fl-room house with I bath; furnished 3-room house, I and 2 rooms furnished, to adults. John Mnrs, 181" Greenwood. 10-9-tf FOR RENT Five-room modern house on 2nd fit. fall Mrs. Mol ltor, 145-W. 10-9-lf FOR RENT Piano. encamp Co. W. H. Bohn-8-24tf MISCELLANEOUS ' OUT SHOT" early for Xmns at Ward's Studio. 10-8-tf MILLINERY Made to order. Tel ephone 302-M. 1903 K. O nve. 10-11 -Ht OREGON'S Leading School of llenuty Culture, thorough and scientific training In all brunches. Specializing In mur - celling. Graduates guaranteed positions. Pnciric School of . Uuauty Culture, 225 Morgan Iloulevnrd, Portland. 9-17-lm SILK LAMP SHADES Fancy pil lows made at home. Ph. 302-M. 10-11-Utp monfv TO LOAN On term or! monthly payment plan. Chas. ' 11. Reynolds, Sommer Hotel lildg. 9-11-lm 500 at Washington Town on Sales Day 1 l( )( K r l )l J, Wii.sn., un, i .i (More Hum f.00 pooplo look rulvnii InBft of poci;tl biu-Kiiins offoroa by incrclitinis fur market duy. StrcctH woro ilniMl with fnrmors' enrs. It wns a remlnrtrr of tho crowds that Ihrontfod ItoHtford on similar on cnHioiiB Bovoral yonra nso. Thft ln Intul Kmplro rolntions committee of tho Spokurus clmniljor of com inorco was n-prosi'iitod by a party lu-ad.Ml by W. V. O'liricn, tho prin cipal speaker at tho luncheon of the cointininily nssoeintion. Mr. O'Hrlcn pneonrnffrd thcMfloa of cooperation between merchants nnd farmers ami stressed tho Riv InB of prcater nttentlon to tlm seed pea rnfMtnff Industry in the region contributing to Roekford. Krank Kongor, farmer, southns( of town, Bummed up the Krowerii' views on pea raising nnd indoi-sod the seed pea warehouse plan for liorltford. IMans nro helnff mado for the Xoveniber market day on even a larger scale. Ptutes Invostnient Nat l Bank llldg. OUT OUR WAY U-'r,..' .' -.TOt' 3. s' f v f ii.; e ; lu 1 I'Ji. ; HV' 7 -. I I ' 1 .y-T" V VS mi taVA" t ... II. I , B VIM kl I I Tf,rM wtesmz-.. m : .if::: 'lr-lE- SlsiAIU. AMD HIS ShE-UL AT TUE Larry Semon Picture Showing At Sherrys "Tho Perfect riown," featuring: Tarry Semon, will show at Hhorrys tonlffht only. Dorothy Dwan, Oliver Hardy, Oils Harlan, O, Howo I.luek und Knto l'rico mako nn excellent sup portluK cast, all liavlng played In successful comedies for boimo time. The entire performance l ono of comedy developed into a science., CM ever title's, humorous predica ments, unusual seUlunB, fflvo tho actors nn excellent background for splendid Work, and results nro undenlnbly tho funniest that Larry Semon nnd his company havo over produced. ' '' The climax Is a most snltablo one "every tii hit? hnppy" and af ter such mlrtli-prnvoklntr Hcencs, everybdy. suro ought to be! Comedy snowing "Getting Til t e.hcd". (Boy FriendM At Arcade Said Charming Picture Monta Dell, who is responsible for such cinematic, gems as "Hrondwny After Dark", "The Snob," "The King on Main Street" and other, lias found a new field for his efforts. In ''The Hoj' Friend." Rcll's Melro-Goldwyn-.Mayer prod u'ct Ion Today nnd Tbursdny playing nt the Star theatre, he has ono of tho nnwt charming sntires in years. While a great many people will understand tho picture and enjoy It only In the surface vein in which It would appear, thcro is an Suspicious -TtArLCJE. TlUU VAJE. COME QfC &if UM! OE.ER 5 -f r-.rs Ac?mikir EvjEm VWOOOS UKE.THAT! GOSH AlWCrAA GOT KIO AME - HUH-MlMCnn t' , undercurrent of -antlro, careful. y concealed, that will appeal to tho discriminating. "Tho Hoy Friend" Is a satire on tho etln.tiltto hook, disguised In this case as "Tho Hook of Charm", and It. offers TJell dozens of opportun ities for the display of his particu lar brand of humor. An excellent erlpt was mnde for Hell by Alice 1). O. Miller from tho play, "Tho Hook or Ohnrm," by John A. Klrkpatrlck. Marcellne lay and John Harron havo tho lending1 roles, and Ward Crnno, Gortrudo Astor, Kllzaheth 1'ntterson, Olto Horfmnn, Gwen I.eo. Maldel Turner, Georgo K. Arthur nnd others nro In tho cast, A comedy featuring Hnookums Is also on tho program. Struggle for ' Land Shown in Fox Film A plcturlzntloni of ono of tho most epochal races in history takes place in tho new Fox Films pro duction of "3 Had Men," dramatic masterpiece woven around ono of tho most momentous periods in the development of the -United mates, which Is to appear at the Area do theatre for three days be ginning Thursdny. ' This wns the hind rush. In which thousands of people, who succum bed to lis luro, took. part. Tho actors in tho great drama, were men, women nnd children of every type and condition of life, from all parts of American and tho far flung places of tho earth. Among them, too, llko wolves among the kindly cattle, wero gentry of a different breed. (Inmblers, thugs, procurers, female harpies, gunmen, cnttlo and horse thieves, und nil Ml-'- it - fflMEESi By Williams 1 vwimtTkI1 iM ft -v --gk l,lVl','(i.l'1; cr.r?.w.Li.,Ms,'-- iin wr ho srsvicc. isc. the rest of tho devlPa crew. All this la pictured by tho genius I of John Ford In what is no doubt tho most masterly version of a i vital period of American history yet produced. And woven through tho fabric of tho themo, the strug gle for land. Is tha thrilling lovo story of two young pioneers, Dan. O'.Mfitloy, piny by Ooorgo O'Brien nnd Jeo Carlton, played by Ollvo Hordcn two stars who seem to llvo tho porta they portray. Knunl ly Important Is the work of J. Far rell MncDonnld, Tom Hantscht and Frank Cnirnpenu In tho role of the oddly assorted "3 Bad Men," who bring to tho screen ono of the most . fascinating delineations of "badness," lovablenes and humor. Nor Is tho villain lacking and in this part Lou Tollegen, give a. splendid Interpretation ot tho suave, handsome; but unscrupul ous rrontler gambler. Whllo in striking contrast to his dark moods und, deeds, A.lec B. Francis, u tho Heverend Calvin BenHon, tho kind ly man of God, sheds tho light of his lovo upon all rthout him. Included in tho cast nro Biioh noted aetora of-screen, and Atugc as Jay Hunt, star of "JlghtlnV rrlscllla Bonner, Walter Perry, George Irving, Oils Harlan und Oeorgio Harris. Movie Sidelights By llio Awtoc'lnlrtl Firs Friends of Hod LaKocque havo discovered that ho wo a member of the Chlcngo newsboys' quar tette which onco wits popular about cafes and night clubs. None of tho bunch ever sold a news paper, but each carried a journal for "atmosphere" while entertain ing. . . i , ; , J.catrtcft Joy, outstanding wo man golfer In the movie colony, Is taking Instructions from a pro fessional mashlo wlclder prepara- By Taylor Professional Directory Thi directory Is especially bandy for the aewcooser esy to tho out-of-town reader who may want tho name and aiirssa ot mane prolesslonal man. It lias been carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional service. Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys COORRAJf aa EBBBHABD Geo. T. Cochran ana colon K. s.oroara, Attorneys at Law, La Grande Na tional Hank Building. Telephone Wain 91. Dentists Dr. V. W. EBWISf Dentist, Gard ner uunaing. -reiepnona Aiain Architect C. B Jin.LEn, Arrklteet ltnom 7 La Grande Natioual Dank Building Music KASTErlN OltRClOX SCHOOL or music Violin , Piano Voice Odd Fellows' Temple. Phone 447-J tory to entering . tournament play this full. . - , . , ..i , ' David I.'. Hughes, of whom Theodore Roosevelt said, "He was always uptln. front," has been ap pointed technical advisor for the filming of "Tho Rough Riders." May Bobson, famous "Aunt Mary" of tho stage, has comploted her first motion picture after 43 years behind the- footlights. Miss Hobson says sho was more nervous before tho camera than over be fore nn niidlence. ' Crelghton Halo, oast ns a. young Scottish elegant ot the 17th Cen tury, used an individual cuslpdor, a fnmily heirloom, to support his ehnrneter act. Ho carried tho flnt silver bowl In his pocket. In con formity with ancient custom, plno Ing It on tho floor when hor sat down. " i I Louis NnthenuT received kisses from thirty first-rank actresses In testa to determine who should play Iho feminine lend 1 In DoMllle's The King ot Kings." Now he's cast tn a klssless role In "Flghllng I.ovc." Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., broko a finger when he miHBCd Eddie arlh lion In a screen fight and struck a casement window, ..Carmel Myers hna been "a vyo mnn without d'eountry.1'' Yn "nch- Hurr Cnrmel was nn Kgyptlnn; In "A Certain Young Man" sho la Kngllsh; In "Tho Ony Deceiv er" sho Is French; In "Tell It to 1 av . r.. . vre xou "Toxic?" It Is Well, Then, to Learn the Im portance of Good Elimination. FUNCTIONAL Inactivity of the kidneys permits a re tention of waste poisons in the blood. Symptoms of this toxic condition are a dull, languid feeling, drowsy headaches and, sometimes, toxic backache and dizziness. That the kidneys are not functioning as they should is often shown by scanty or burning passage of secretions. Many readers have learned the value of Doan's Pi lit, stimulant diuretic to the kid neys, in this condition. Users everywhere endorse ZTooi'a. Ask your neighbor! DOAN'S Stlmmlmrnt ttunlle to iko Kidifyt reaM-Maeare Co. kill. Csav,Bugita, NX Our Service reflects amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and experience. We do not worry the bereaved with details, nor do we leave de tails for them to worry about SsodfcTass & Zimmerman Main 62 An Extension Telephone Saves Steps ; Physicians & Surgeon LEE n. nOTJVT, M. D. ; LF.WA WILKES. M. 0. Practice limited to disease et tb- Kye. Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foley . TelepbaSJO (- liuliuing Ualn la : B. O. KIRBT, M. Dw Physician and Surgeon. ' Semmer . Telepbeno Handing . Mala JJ men Attn p. i.akdir, nr. n. I'hvsfclan and Suraeon. r.nrdner Telehen Building , Mala 4 , P. MeADOnT, M. D. Burgeon. New Foley Building Telephone) . Mala fc c. s. Monnvi, m. d. v. Phystclun and Surgeon. '': V New Foley Telephona liulldlug - Mala 1 i P. L. IIAI.ST01. M. B. " , Practice limited to diseases of !',' Kyo, Enr, Nose and Throat, s , Rooms 18-19 Telephone .; Sommer. liulldlng Maln77 . A. t. RICHARDSON, K B .. ., Surgery . Rooms 1 -1 7 Telephone) Summer liulldlng Main 18 Osteopathic Physicians J. t IJcni.E. D. o. i f- MAIK1AIIET lMOLB, D. O. - . f. General practice and the "POST. NYSTEil" for fallen arches. Snmmer TelephoneW. . Uullding Mala 1st ,y the Marines" sho la a Scotch Sa,; Island ciitles, and In "The Under.' standing Heart" sho Is Amorlcnd.-V No one appreciates the perils ot motoring like the pedestrlnn. v Astrologer JIIIS. FRKDBnlCK BALBTEa 301 N Ave,, La Grande, Ore. Readings dully. ; ; . WEAVER'S Tmllors - Cleaners - Dftra And IreJWrers PHOiVK 3IAIN 7S 'i Depot Street . , ! WHEW WE TfllNK , THE OTHER FEIXOW . KNOWS Some people would be far better oft if they -used their own judgment rather thasi placing so. much confidences in , the judgment of theotB or, fellow. The lack of self confidence has coat many a man a considerable sum. If wo wore able to .think, as rnst as the other fellow can talk, likely our judgment would save us money. UNITED STATES Scc- THE, V'7 7HIRL-DRY ELECTRIC Has no wringer II. & s. Electric WASHER Home Independent Telephone Co.