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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1926)
WednesdayNavbmbfer 8, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw Nln The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties . NEWTODAY SPECIAL SALE On potatoea a. Ladies' Exchange. Thts week only. 1529 Jefferson. , ll-3-4tp 1 ) WANTED Chinese pheasant feathers. Call Main "64. ll-S-'f VOtl RENT Now 4-roorn- houso.1 half aere land. Long: " leasa. ( Ohiap. 1'lwlkK 79-J. ll--S!.!- FOR KENT "OH HUNT Three-room apt. on ground floor. 8112 3rd. rh..316-! ll-S-l'tj rVlt RENT Five-room furnishca! bousi, close in, to reliable party, j adults only. Also modern 6-1 room unfurnished house. 145-W. I' " ' ' . 11-2-lf ' ' - ' ' FOR HUNT J.' 1). iHeidenrelch brick roBidence comer N ave. j' and Hth Kt. Furnished, bose-i nient, 4 rooms and bath fliat floor, 3 rooms ' upstairs, garage; j vacant Nov. B. Two-room house,; adults, John Mars, 1S10 Green-; A-ood. 11- KOlt ItENT $22.50 per month. S-room modern house. Inquire 'Andrews Yuriety store. 11-2-tf FOR RENT House, Apt. 470-M ll-l-3t FOR RENT Four-room furnished apt. Call 215-W. 11-ltf KOIl RENT Six-room modern house, corner X and ..Spruce. . Call 157-R. ' 10-30-tf FOR RENT Three-room house; 2-room house. John Mars, 1810 Greenwood. 10-27-tf FOR RENT Apt. Adults. 1307 . Penn. 10-19U FOR RENT Sleeping room. 1512 Adams. 10-16-tf FOR RENT Piano. W. H. Bohn enkarop Co, 8-24tf FOB SAMS A.VO TRADE FOR RAfiTC Large heater, AtI condition. Calf 469-R. luos'balt, . "ll-2-!tp FOR SALE My 440-acre ranch near Imbler, clteap. Easy terms nt low rate of interest. L. A. Ktringhnm, "Imbler, ; Oregon. 10-28-Stp FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 used hnw end walnut bed. cood ns' now. We buy, sell or trade. Donohue Furniture Exchange. Fir & Jeff. '474-J. 10-19tf FOR SALE Potatoes, No. 2 ffrade, hand picked nod frne f to in frost," $1.00 a sack. Also No. 2 grade, as come over th'j grader, 7iic per sack. At the I lunch. Come and get them. 11 A. Wills, Allcel, Ore. 10-IS-Ctp FOR SALE Jjand sorted pota toes, every sack guaranteed, $1.25 and up. Routh McKennon, Ladies' Exchange Bldg., cor ner Jefferson and Hemlock. 30-7-tf FOR SALE No. 2 potatoes, prico $1.00 n sack. See Iinrt Davidson nt 3. D. Dobbin's farm. Farm ers 20 X. 10-30-Gtp FOR SALE TIerbs. Good medi cine for rheumatism, stomach, kidney, bowel, liver, bladder and blood troubles and flu. H. J. Rouch at Christ Miller's. 1D10 Adams avenue. 4-lmp MOM'N' POP. ' FRECKLES AND HIS J BCN! VMOOLDAi'T IT k II i' e& SwE'-u IF TMS was Jrrrrrzi I PJ. IA IK MIDDLE OP TA: y Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five avcrngo word to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion. Per line, ai'h added .10c - sitlvo insertion Minimum cttargo on one or der 950 BATES BY MONTH 1 lines, per mouth $J.B6 3 lines, per month $1.25 4 line, per mouth.. M-Oa a lines, per moytii $4.75 Eucli additional line over five charged at 60c jwr line per month. , CAsn IN ADVANCE Is re quired od Mil classified orders lo earn these rates. Higher rates ctiorged, on all credit In sert ions. Copy for all classified orders must bo in this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. Slop orders on ad Inserted un til .further noUre must bo re ceived by the some hour or ex tra Insertion will be charged.' . Telephone orders solicited. . Cash rotes may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. PHOXE MAIN 87 ."An Observer Want Ad . Will Do It" FOR SALE Genuine King Conl, by the ton or sack. Also Hay and Feed. Stiles A Co. Phone Main 714. . 10-30-lm FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 lRrge fir wardrobe, dark oak finish. Donohue Furniture Exchange. We buy, sell or trade. 10-19tf FOR SALE One Ford delivery truck, panel body, good condi tion. Inquire Odorless t Dry Cleaners. 7-27tf FOR SALE Piano. 1323 Y. ave. 10-15-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Allen's Parlor Furnace. With this new type of heator from 4 to 5 rooms are made comfortable by natural warm, moist air. We buy, sell or trade. Donohue Furniture Exchange. 474-J. Fir & Jeff. 10-19tf FOR . SALE Sweet .clover seed, white or yellow. Scourlfled, 15c; unhullcd, 10c lb. Phono Farmers 4X. C. W. Bond, v 10-35-lmp r'OR SALE OR TRADE A new BuCfet Range, white enamel splasher and bright, shining nick el trimmings. This Is something new and worth coming in to see. We buy, sell or trade. Donohue Furniture Exchange. 10-19tf FOR SALE 6-room House, Must be moved. Call 428-J. 9-28-tf FOR SALE OR RENT Typewrit ers. E. C. TucUey. 10-6-lm WANTED WANTEIJ Repair work of (til kinds on stoves, furniture, ete. Green's Repair Shop, Smith Bldg. Phone GB4-W. 0-28-i.i WANTKD Team horses. Will trade piano for good team, Must weigh 1650 or more; we! matched; not over 6 years olll Address P. O. Box No. 021, la Grande. 10-27-Sfllnp. FRIENDS VEiM-AA LOOK N OUC 10 OUT AM' SWOOT SETViEEM WATJTET Girl for general house work. Call Main . I) 10. 11-2-tf WANTED E flat snx. Write or call 2102 Oak. 10-27-0tp WANTED Vocal students, ly Grc.ce Service Francis, author ized representative .of Nikola Zan of New .York. Call at East ern Oregon Music company for information. 10-24-lmp WANTED Raw "furs. . 1 pay the ' highest market pries promptly. Also have large stock of made up furs. Alterations and repair ing. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams avenue. 8-10-14-lnip WANTED Lawn or garden work: have had experience in such work. Phone Main 632 (2 rings) after 6:30 p. m. Ask for Ruy burn. 10-lC-lmp WANTED Highest prices paid for hides and furs at The Dalles Furniture Store. 10-9-lmp WANTED Cleaning, pressing and alteration work on both men's and women's clothing. Expert workmanship. Plione The Ward robe, Main 72. , 10-1-lm "GET SHOT" enrly for Xmus nt Ward's Studio. . iO-8-lf MONEY TO LOAN On term or monthly payment plan. ' ('has. $L Reynolds, fiommer Hotel Bldg. - . 9-11-lm LOST i , LOST Pair dark linimed glnssos. If found phone 16S-W. Reward. 1 1-2-21 p USED CARS 1926 FORD COl'PE A-l condition: Rnlloon TlreB. PERKINS MOTOR CO. BOY SOBS OUT STORY OF HIS CRIME CAREER BAKER. Ore.. Nov. 3. A 15-year-xld buy with a tear-streaming fuce and a guilty conscience, facing the prospect of a food less dinner and h. night Without a bed or roof lo protect from the cool October air, recently -sobbed out a tale of crime to District Attorney Leland Finch and petitioned for entry to the county jail. What Rcemed most to prey on the lad'ti mind who said he hud run away from his home at Ielba, Ida., a week ago Friday after a Might difference with his father, wrh the fact that, if so he said, he forged a check in Jjx Grande "Wednesday. The youth also confessed he had been Htealing all valuables he could get his hand., on, according to Mv. Finch. The youth gave his name as Paul Elliott. He was given a secure place to sleep on the top floor of the court house by Sheriff Henry McKfnney, where, officers asserted, he might reiwnt of some of his whole-hearted confessions after more serious thought. Detroit's new traffic ordinance besides forbidding "onc-nrmeJ driving" and front seat crowding, also prohibits any. one to drive with another person sitting in his Oh! Wouldn't AT AIKSWT VUlMDCAwS - ANV StW feVv BlSAT TK 6VES.' A I'.! rr A - - m r i i I V rj- I I, I 1 ::h- o-"--. j- , jn i I I-1",1! 1 1 TV l I i ' iQS OFFICE CAT TMAOS NMR MS. J3r Junius You can't keep as fit as a fiddle by Just fiddling around. ' Nine-tenths of tlte bora leaders of men are women. . A poor La Qrande 'girl of our acoualntance had a very unpleas ant Experience recently. She was awakened about three a. m. and felt euro there was a man in the room. Hut there wasn't. - '. TO-MORROW I know thut winter's coming Bummer's almost done. The autumn breeze is sighing, There's less of glaring sun. I know thatwinter's coming Not very far away, For I saw a Christinas number Of a magazine today, ... ...Lady (In drug store): I'd like a present for my husband. Clerk: Sorry, madam, but you'll have to have a prescription. , Itnrluirn (saybig her prayers): Anil lileSH daddy, and nmnimy and make them happy if they're stot too old for that sort ot tiling. We Just heard of another dumb girl. Kho thinks a promenade is a new- kind of soda wutor. , City Chap I say, is that bull safe? Knrmer Wnl, he's a dnng sight safer than ,you are, right now. THE MAS WITH THE IRON The front end of tlio rack struck the young man In tho face nnd badly dnmugca the front end of tho truck Indianapolis, lnd. Times. John L. : . Last night I made a terrible mistake. I drank a bottlo of gold paint. Herbert H.: That so? How do you fell nowT John U: Gilty. Hawaii Gridiron Game Is Gaining; Lures K.Rockne HONOLULU, Nov. 3 That Ha waii is a coming forco in Ameri can 'football, is evidenced by tho fact Hint Knute Hockne, famous Notre Dumo football coach will arrive in Honolulu this coming December to conduct a "school" in football playing. Rockno will como to the islands at tho invitation of Coach Otto Khun, University of Hawaii men tor, whose teams-have commanded attention on the mainland during tho past; few years. Kium has turned out undefeated teams wnicn have successfully repelled- main land conference champions Dur ing the past summer the Haw-all coach attended llockne's summer football school at Corvallls, Ore. Although deluged Willi invita tions to conduct football "schools" In all parts of the United States, Kockne accepted Klum's invitation bocause a trip to Hawaii appealed to him. Ho will lecturo at even ing clnsscs for a period of two weeks. During his time here, he will referee three Important games. They are Hawaii vs. Utah, pec. IS; Hawaii Senior League cham pion vs. Texas, Dec. 25; and Ha waii vs. Texas, Jan. 1. More than one hundred billion pounds of milk are produced a nuully in the United fUntes, ac cording to ItolK-rls Kvcrett, man ager of the Nationul Dairy In dustries exposition. Scare Alek Color Sequences In "Monte Carlo" t At Sherrys " Radical laaprorementa of recent happening; la the 'making of true, color motion pictures have turned the attention of film producers to material peculiarly suited to this proceaa. Tho advances tn the technicolor process, as evidenced in "Ben Hur," and other releases, led di rector 'Christy Cubannar to ataa as a soquenoe ot "Monte Gar., his latest comedy production now on the screen at Sherry a fashion pageant and style show, excel Un in magnificance nnd splendor any thing before attempted on' the screen of this nature. : ' The evolution of mHady's dress, from the fig leaf down to the pres ent day, la depicted tn natural col ors with the most beautifully fi gured and graceful girta in motion pictures acting as models. Every delicate tint of the. exquisite fab rics is accurately reproduced. ' , Oertrude Olmstcad, who-has the loading feminine role in "Monte Carlo", Is tho American girl type in tho fashion show. Lew Cody lias the masculine lead . and the caat Includes Trixle Friganza, ZaHu Pitts, Cenare G ravin a. Hoy l'Ancy, Arthur Hoyt and mothers. Comedy Showing- "Bear Facts". Picture Proves Flappers Lived In Every Epoch ... . ; Glrls wo may sll have bobbed i balr and wear abbreviated dresses but we're Just like they were in tho days wheu bustles and hoop skirts ruled and no matter what country they lived in Lillian Gish proves it In "La Boheme," now plnylng at tho Arcade theatre. It's said but It's kind of glad, too. And it's tho story of every girl's heart. Every fellow has his "Mlml", and every girl her "ltodojlphe," and often oh, so often hearts are broken, just as they were iu "La Uohemc," but again, often a great lovs blossoms, just as It did In the quaint 1'rench story of the Latin Quarter, years aga! Flappers may shudder at the thought ot the gowns they wore in those days, for they're net as em ancipated as today's . scanty fashions hut they'll have to admit that Miss Gish, when dresses up In the quaint garments, was very, very beautiful and that Renee Adoree was a perfect little flapper In spite of her great hoopsltlrt! The men they were more ela borately garbed than the women 1 Hoy D'Arcy, with perfume beltle on a' ring, his fanciful jewelry,' lace blouse, and other foibles, was 'the. fanciest thing ever! But that's what they did In those days in Par Is when men were admittedly more vain than women as .they . t..i.H In rnr-t- .Tiiat .wintrl! Ihem look at themselves in tho j glass in the elevator! . "No Man's Gold" Coming to Star Is Desert Drama Frank Campcau, who played the gambler in "3 Bad Men," is busyi uguln. Campenu plays Frank Mealy In tho screen version of J. Allen Dunn's novel "No , Mnn's GolcL" stnrrlng Tom Mix. It wilt show at the Slur .theatre from Thurs day to Saturday night. i TlilB desert drama opens with. Healy trailing Wat Lyman and his ulnc-yoar-old son. who have, just, discovered a gold .- mlno. Healy fires and Lyman drops jonortally wounded. Forrest Taylor,' plays : Lyman and Micky Moore the boy. Stone. portrayod by Tom Mix, attracted' by tho sound of the shot, rides up-Just as Lefty Logan limps into sight. Harry Grlpp. who was Ivan, -v the vag-abond In "Siberia", plays Logan a third-rate pugilist, who has just been bounced off a freight train. Lyman , tears a map Into three parts, gives one to Healy, the sec ond to-'Larkin and tho third to Htona,-- -making- ithem Bvcar , they will give tho boy a half Interest In the mine. , Red Grange Picture Coming To La Grande Thrcbblnr ' with some of the greatest football scenes ever put on the screen Greater K. B, O.'s fa mous production of "One Mluuto to Play", starring lied Grange, will be shown at tho Sherry theatre for three days, beginning next Sun day. The noted University of 111 inpls "Galloping Ghost," probably the most wonderful player Who ever denned juoleBklns, gives l re auirkoblo exhibition ot his ver satility, and extraordinary broken- field running In the. brilliant cli max ot tho film, as well as prov ing, himself, a splendid -actor, with a great screes versatility. The direction by 8am Wood is an ach ievement In itself, and an excel lent cast, including Mary McAl lister, Charles Ogle, Bon Hend ricks, Jr., Lincoln Btendman, Edy the Chapman, Las Hhuuiwuy and Jay Hunt, handle tho supporting roles convincingly.. George t Wil son, the famous All-American halfback from tho University of Washington squad, leads tho op posing team In tho picture, and docs much to make tho gridiron scenes realistic, and vivid. Tho story and continuity were both written by Byron Morgan, noted for his work on the late Wullaco ltcld's racing tales. PARIS AP) Tho Duchess of Guise, wife 'ot the new pretendor to the French throne, has spent seme weeks tn Parts, visiting the leading royalist families nnd giving .receptions for royalist supporters. The French nepublio has looked on with equunUnliy and has not interfered. The Duchess, one of tho sisters of the lute Duke ot Orleans, is permitted full scope In promoting royalist propaganda. Women of the Royalist pretenders are not barred from Prance. Greatest Ofalcsman Light attracts trade as surely - as a magnet draws tint. More than that it u a star salesman -never idle-never fatigued always selling goods. EDISON MAZDA - LAMPS ..' j . wc are qualified to ptan i lighting installation to fit your - store ..H Tod " H. & S. Electric Co. Soumier Hold HI dff. By Taylor - s By Blosser Professional Director j Tills directory Is mpectsnjr the out-of-town reader who may want toe turns and Sillllsss ot sosse professional man. It has been carefully prepared ans will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining pMsstpt) professional service. . 1 Classified For Quick Ref erence v Attorneys OOCItRAlf mmt EBErtn ArtD . Geo. T, Cochran and Colon 11. Kberhard, Attorneys at Law, La Grande N& - tional Bank Building. Telephone Main 1. ' . ' . ' i ' Dentists Dr. c. W. ERW1M Dentist. Gard ner Building. Telepiione Alain vs. 1I. GEO. S. HOl-TMAX Dentist, over L. & L. Drug Co. Teia phone Main 678. Architect C. n. HIM.ER, Architect. Room T - -La Grande National, Bank Building Music . EABTKHN OKROOH SCHOOL OF IlliSlO Violin Piano Odd Fellows' Temple. Phone 447-J Growing of' bulbs, ' especially narcissus, has become a profitable Industry ou . the abandoned rice fields of South Carolina. To Cure a tablets ' rf The tonic and laxative effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will for tify the system against Grip, Influenza and other serious ills resulting from a Cold. Price 30c. The box bears this signature ; ywtce 1 '8S9 WHEN WE THINK THE OTHER FELLOW KNOWS Some people would be far better off if they uaed their Own judgment rather than ptaclng bo much confidence In the judgment of the oth er fellow. The lack of self confidence has cost many a man a considerable sum. If we were able to think as fast as the -other fellow can 'talk, likely1, our Judgment would anve ua money. UNITED STATES Gold r-i One .; fiM' iBrohig Qufnlnoi ANEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY For Union County g; will be issued soon. Why not install that telephone now and secure a listing? ,j$ Home Independent Telephone Co. bandy for the newcosner or J ,'7 Physicians & Snrgtow LEE B. BOCVT, M.: A WILKBS, M. D. ' Practice limited to diseases of -at Eve. ar. Nosa snd Throat ' Mew Kaley, .. .. TatonssT 1 llulldiiuj . lUblVi m a sratsiT, m. m." , ' PfersVolaa and Bars) assy ' Soremer Building luoHAnn r. caiissss, i Fiiysician and Buiwes Gardner T BuUdUig ... JsVata a-' V. p. HeABORT. St, ft. New Foley : TslB- llulldlng t MaTn'J. 1 . Phvfdclan abd SuraTAOB. - ' I. New Polev, , TeUDl Bulldlns , Mf. s. r. ralitoii. m. Ma Practice limited to diaeaacs ot Eve. ' Ear. Nosa and Throat. Rooms 18-19 . TeUpH' Sonuner Butldlnv aic As h, RIOHARDSOIT, -WU O. Surgery Room 0-17 T1IM Sommer Buildina; . Malo Osteopathic ; Physiciant V J. L. IlfGIiKs D. O. 1 MA HO A RET INOLB. D. ( Saneral oractlca and tna " aisiBiM - xor iuo arcnaa. Sommer Tela lapm- Buildina; Tim Kona coffee crop, vr on the southwestern side- of 'ttM Island of Hawaii, la expectauV reach 50,000 bags this year, a-P Astrologer. ' ., , . ' . - -' y- 101 N Ave., U GrMia, Ovk, Readinga dallr. i WEAVERS Tailors Cleaners - PHONE MAIN IIS , V ! Depot Street jj' ,"m")aei)i 14-4 Mattresses - Raft . ' 'OtesBted - Use salt . . reaUier Hat trasses atVos) Pillows Reoo-ntasd -. ' (Fluff Rags Made ffOBa old carpets, . ;' Furniture Repaired aiad ' ; Retxnrered. t .;. t. 'Si- La Grande Mattrm r & Weaviaf W.rkl I, . Licensed Fumlfatoa- PHONE 434-W. " I, Clias, JBdwmrtis, Fnp. ,'. Our Serrloe buttr. fflclsncr, nnoarsUs- inc sad sperlenes,' ,'W 4 . not worry tas bsraaTSd wltt) details, nor. do we isar f taila for . tbssn , to eir ''I about. Main 2 iflaAta'afntaw . I
