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Monday, January 10, l'-27.
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LA (JKANDK EVENING OBSERVER
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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Dependable
Values
HilFi
Limehouse Livea
On Arcade Screen
In "Twinkletoes"
Colleen Moore bring tO life
one of Thomas Rurke famous
Lime house characters. "Twlnklc
tun." in Jolm Mccormick', latest
production for First National.
Mulch opened a thria-day run at
the Arcade theater today. The
little star has abandoned her dark
Hutch bob and donned golden eurU
r f4 order to visualize correctly, the
.Inirke heroine for those who e
Twinkletoes." '--'- ,.
Other HurkA character are de
pleted by Kenneth Harlan fwho
playi opposite Mia Moore), Oladys
Brorkwell, Warner Wand. Tully
Marshall. Julanne Johnston and
John Philip Kolb. , . ' -
The background of the story Is
that world famous -eraterfront
slum, the I.ondon Llmehouae dis
trict, where the derelict of the
earth from city and ocean meet In
. narrow, crooked -street that run
down to the great city's wnArrea.
. The story Is tense, but spired
with sparkling comedy, sad U ha
a happy, satisfying radio; that
rounds out an excellent evening-' 8
. entertainment for the whol fam
ily. . The momentous question,
Should Husbands Marry f ta
mirthfully answered In Mack Ben
nett's new comedy of. that same
which will be another feature of
the bill. Alice Day is cast In' the
. stellar role, while other player
Include Eddie Qulllan, I.oule Car
ver and Barney Helium. -'" :
"Broadway Lady" :
ATSherrys - ;
3.oday Only . . ,-" '
"A Broadway Lady." ' Evelyn
'fjlrcnl' most recent,-and , If - the
i arltlcs are correct her roost color-
ful starring vehicle, come to the
Sherry theater for today only. IH-
ijected for V. M. O. by Wesley
fj Kuggli a and aplendldly enacted by
. Miss Brent and . a well balanced
supporting cast, -' this production
neais wnn nreiuHBr . hh-"h-i
JJfe and has for Its central ehar-
h um u s.i i iiaauai I
lady, who nightly flashes her
sparkling personality across the
footlights of the Big 1-ane's most
popular musical comedy. Tb pie.
tura-takes Mis Brent out of the
familiar crook rob' to which site
hal so often and so .uoreasfully
been nselgned, and yet keep her In
a dramatic, dynamle part which
she jilsys with durtlnctlpn. Tfieo
dore Von Kill I excellent In th
part of Hob Westbrook, the young
society man, and Erneet Hllilard
gives a fine performance a Mar
tyn Edwarda - a
comedy, "Howdy, Judg.'
T8 ANOEL Wllllaml I
Mille. motion picture producer,
and Mr le Mill have agreed to
disagree. It Is explained that their
separation Is permanent but per
fet&ly amiable. .- , ; J.v ;
tf'nn artist were tb-palnt a ple
tdce of a person learning bo skat-,
wnVauppose it would require a
great many sitting. ,,
MOM'N' POP
I, cold. Price SOc. nere rorii.au.
Wi JkW JPl- ft i UNITED STATES
RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS' " , I Know My Business ' By Blosser . i ! Dinner Sets
II Ll ITT , IT" VA f xouSrK.M . If V-V )pi;V SifwaVSe j Fancy Chinaware,
I Tl pjpfWso ) AU. tw vway PRO J s . TSTOO .J Telephone office. s Vase anrl ATivino-
!tW A ' t1 -Tj V r 'V h ScMOa.'.' 7; (WADOVA ( PAft TO ! Last mRht he and his wife V aSes nd Mixing"
i j (yutF) (vofp) li -r-e- -rLs- , r- ( I WALK V'"- s' agreed they "couldn't 7W1
ll V LewS- ' f rf ) ' 'P P00?tT6S V J ,-;z-X do without a telephone -L.0W IS
T'l Ji p- r A -iT --i3ro4 ( vwaz!r- ' ' ' any longer." j
C- I AQ) lV-v f ' TA C - ' ; This was just after he had
A -rw '"hA "-E2. ' TOO CAN MA VI ONE HARDWARE i
-.-.. '. 'i 1 . ' i ' . ' . ' -,.' I - ' - " J 1 - KmmtmBUtaew
Dependable
Quality
.Milton Sills
Delights
iStar Audience
Milton Rills, popular First Na
tional star, has scored another ten
strike with "The Hllent Ijtv-r."
hi latest release, which will b
shown at the mar theater tonight
for the last time.
In the role of a dissipated young
diplomat T,o almost rulna himself
In I'arl. and then finds hlmai-ir
again In the gruelling service of
the French Foreign le-gton, the
hero of "The Sea Hawk" and
countless other succeas contri
bute another splendid character
isation to' the "Immortals", of
scrcenland.
The supporting east Includes Na
talie Kingston, Arthur r.dmund
Carew, William V. Mong. Viola
Itena,. Claude King, Charlie Mur
ray, Arthur Klonr. Alma Bennett,
Montague hove, and others. '
Movie
Sidelights
lly tlw AtsMU'laul lrn
-' Bomeone hurled a wine glass In
an erstwhile rxaceful French cafe.
It crashed on. the head of a pat
ron. A shower of "glassware; fol
lowed. It was Re be Daniels In
the Paramount studio, playing the
part of a Kreoch naltreea fight
; Ing off admirers. Three gross of
! tumblers. . goblets and wine glasses
! mad of melted and molded rock
randy were shattered.
Bo long has it hern since the
art of hoisting a wine glass In
this country was common prac
tice, that Krlc von Htrolielm re
cently took 2,000 feet of film for
a single closeup of a man drink
ing a glass of wine before he ob
tained, the effect wanted,'
Von Strohelm accused the u.
toc of getting a vicarious thrill
from the wine hoisting.
Wloli'' a widow ' biil never :
bride. Is- the movie fate of t'armel
Myera . When .Miss -Myers attend
ed tho .film wedding of Norma
Hhearer and Lew Cody. In "The
Deml.nrlde," .he remarked that
she had been a widow, wife and
divorcee. In1 the pictures, but nev
er had worn a wedding fell (u
her screen career.
Relieving the Torrence family
has done It bit in -comedy an-1
should turn Its attention to more
serious roles. Iiavld Tornnee,
character comediun. offers his
young son, lan. in the role of a
Kreoch soldier' in --a historical
western.
The' camrra man la a sun-gax-er.
When outdoors he peers
through a blue glass at the sun.
clouds and- across fields, an
the studio he looks across sets In
the some way, to study lighi
values.
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEWTODAY
KOU KAI.K ai or term, 3 u J
Kim-ka vm-utiin r(on-ni, I Ap-x
with ull nttarhntf'titit, cheap. II.
O. Mirrirk. Homnivr Hotrt.
LOST Irlxh setter pup, S
mntilliit old.. Collar yllh name
"I'aildy." and owner's name, W.
K. Moor-. AIm, ulredale Willi
Klgin city license. Notify W. R.
lloure. Klgin. l-lu-2t
KOU ItKNT urn. apt., ground
floor, close "In on 7th Kt. In
quire Ml Mr. 1-10. lip
LOST IfOt U II. R rial" ring.
Initials "I. '. i." on ring. Call
J74-W.
l-lo-:p
FOR XALK-.l-ols I and , block
2K, Chaplin's Addition, cor. 6lh
HI. and H . J75 rash: I32S
terms- Owner Jt. hlvelblfs,
l'i&6 ,So. Norrnandie. 1,0 Ange
les.,Cal. 1 -1 : 1 1 p
KOI. ItKNT Apt. Cull 4SI-W. '
J-l0-.1t
KOIt RKXT Six-room modern
lurnlshed house. Itn3 First.
l-10-tf
j KOIt KKNT 1'lve-rooin modern
house. I'll. CU.V. l-lu-np
WANTKI" ijooklng or waiting la
bles In cMnp or on ranch, l,y
woman. 34. Mrs. C. I Iawson.
Box K27. Toppenish, Wash.
1-10-llpi
KOU, H A I. V. -r Portable corona
typewrlier. neurly new. Very
reasonable for rash. Ph. I&11-W.
l-Hi-Jt
KOU KKNT Apt. 1J07 Prnn.
- 1-JO.If
LOST lletween lL Urande and
A licet Saturday night, blai-k
travi-llng bag. leather tag with
Mrs. I. W. Wells, Krulllanil.
Idaho, attached. Kinder please
leave at observer -or Jay Hos
son's shop in Alicel. t-lo.itp
KOIt ItKNT To couple. 4. room
well furnished house. 1& to re
liable party. I'hone 372-M.
1-10-It
FUIt REKT
KOU ItENT Light hous, keeplne
rooms. 1 r 12 Adamo. Ph. 217-J.
i--tr
KOU HUNT House, partly fur
nished, or will sell on easv
terms, l.ccoted on Z nve. rail
Main as,. , -;''
KOIt rtKNT Kurn, apt. 470-M. .
1-7-St
FOR KKNT Furnished house.
' ( all at so! Main St.. 1-7-Jtp
KOIt ItKNT Fou-room 'modern
apariiiiinl. Vli-W. 16 If
FOH KENT Four-room furnish
. ed apartment. 4&S-K. 1-C-lf
FOR RKNT-r-Stx-room house on
I Sixth St. lull SIS-J. 1-4-lf
FOR HKXT Rooms with board.
I Close in. 1CU7 Sixth. l-S-t
FOR ItKNT Modern sleeping
room. fall Observer. 1-4-tf
FOR RENT Two l-room houses
near high school. Call 131-W.
1-a-tf
FOR RENT Two housekeeping,
rooms, to adults. John Mara
12-21-if
irouiiin, iu aiiuii-s. junu .iiari i mas aim l,eorgaras, K .!'. H. in me waier so long inai ine lea- j f-al ajn m 16u7 Kourtll SI. I: V Je 't au uoilars. with the I
12-21 No. I, Helix, Ore. 12-22-Hn Hires were .unrecognisable. I " " I tibkts I covored wagon on one I
a35fsgC&r I I 8,',e ar"' bu Indian on
1 " ThereAreExceptions " " " : " "7- T- By Taylor flsdamco 1 ! " "
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' FOH SALE AXD TItA'DE
KOrt RA1.K Holsteln milch cow.
Oeo: Rector, 2 blocks east .State
Uara)p. l-s-2tp
KOH 'BALK - Klrst clans piano,
reasonoble. Call 1 102 2nd St.
1-7-31
FOR TltAOK- One late model en
closed Huick: will trad for live
stock and farm equipment, fall
77-J. , 1-7-Jtp
KOIt RAI.R House and furniture,
cheap for cash. fall at - bnl
Main. l-7-3ti
FOH' HA1.K OK THAUE One I
aTnut buffet. 1 walnut dining
table and six chairs to match. :
;JiiBt like new at 1S the new I
price. Kurnlture ExchunK. 474-1
i-
FOR SALE Oood used plnyt;r
plnno at a bargain, on easv
terms. Eastern Oregon Music
Co. 12-1 (,f
FOR SA1.K OU THAUK gnc Hot
-Point Iron, used, t3.0U. Gooil-usj
new. Furniture Kxchange. 474-J.
. 1-l-lf
FOR SAl.K Oil TRADh One
8-3 x 10-6 tapestry rug. Good
condition. Furniture Kxchange.
. - - 1-l-tf
FOR SALBe Genuine King Coal,
by the ton or Back. Also Hay
and red.
Bllle t.0. l'lione
Main 714.
m-ju-im
FOR SALE New piano wllh'''1 un in to the hushes beside the
bench to match, flu per month,-river during the high water and
at price of 'used piano. Eastern! was left there as the river level
Oregon Music Co. 12-1-tf dropped. No papers or marks of
Identification were found. There
FOR SAI.K OR TRAIlK Ono wre no evidences of foul play.
Case machine. No. 2d: run four
seasons; price, $00.00: Ono
tractor, 18 to 36: complete out-
fit for both: price $1U0. Will
trade above for piuli s. For
further Information, write Kos-
mas end Georgaras, K .F. 1).
' No. I, Helix, Ore. 12-22-lin
KOIt SAI-E Hped baby buggy.
I'hone 26-ft. l-S-Ztp
FOR 8ALErHsrta. Oood medi
cine for rheumatism, stomach,
kidney, bowel, liver, bladder and
blood troubles and flu. H. J.
Rouch at Chris MUIer 1610
Adams avenue... J2-14-lrnp
jrHT RE-f'KIVID On lady's
wrltlnjc df-sk. ' quartered oak;
imss for new. $10.00; a bargain.
Kurn Iture Kxrhange, Kir and
Jrffer-on. 1-1-tf
I-Oli SAI.E OU THAIK A tfooJ I
vsKortmeni of new and uned j
ranges. HaU-fartlon guaranteed,
or money refunded. I'umlture I
Kxohangt. Vi buy, s-li or!
trade. 1-1-tf i
FOK SALE Oft RENT Krult and !
dairy ranch. 13;' J Y Ave.
WANTED
W A S'TED Raw furs. . I pay the
highest market price promptly.
Also have large stock of made
up furs. Alteration and repair
ing. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams
avenue. 12-14-lmp
WANTKD Cleaning, pressing and !
alteration work on both men's)
ana women clothing. ' Expert
workmanship. Phone The Ward
robe, Main It. 10-1-lm
vy ,,ie ,,uur ,,r uuy. :
X. Wroh. 1-S-titp'
WA.VTKD Woman for - general
housework. ISlu Jfd, phone
277-J. 1-Stf
, j
WANTKtl Henair work of ell!
kinds on stoves, furniture, etc.
Green's Kepalr Shop, Fmllhi
Bldg. Phone 6C4-W. 12-10. lftij
WAXTKIJ All kinds of good us?d (
furniture. Furniture Kxchange.
We buy. sell or trade. Kir and j
Jefferson. ,74-J. 1-l-lf'
rKCElXAEOT,8
MO.VKY Easy monthly payments.
Low mtes. See J. It, Oliver,
1-4-lm;
USED CARS
192G FORD fOI'PK
;j ' luruiy DroKi-n in.
See this.
TK UK INS MOTOR CO.
1-10-tf
Aged Man's Body
Jo IVnaUnH A of.sins
ROSRRrRG. Jan. 10 (AP) The
body of an unidentied man has
been found on the hanks of
" South I'mpqua river about
four miles below Roseburg. The
man hud evidently been dead for
a considerable time and was wash- '
f'oroner Ritter took charge of the
body. The man was apparently
about CO years old, 5 feet 6 or 7
inches tall, weight about ICS
pounds. He was very bald and had
white whiskers. The body had been
In the water so long that the fea-
tares were, unrecognizable.
OFFICE
CAT
MAM NMI IM
Gladys: "I won't even consider
marrying you. You are the most
stupid idiotic, asinine creature on
earth. You are repulsuo. ubhor.
rent and miserable. I wouldn't
i marry you if you were the lust
I man on earth. 1 hate yqu. you
jftre despicable." -f
illll: "Do I understand thnt you
-'a rejecting my proposai?"
!
j We "have so many r laws these
days that even criminals observe
Home of them without knowlne
It.
"Here, mo," requested' the oy,
hurrying in . from . school before
time, "hang my Jacket up behind
the stove."
"Is it wet?" .
"So. but- teacher sent me home
to tell you to worm my jacket for
me."
. ." .
I.IKK A C'lftAlt ItAXI. ,
Mary had a bathing suit.
The latest style, no doubt.
And when she got Inside It she
Was more than half way out.
.. , Host on Transcript
'.
When a wnnian wants to buy
tmna-thiiiC him goes to a talis
when sho wants to want Minu'tliing
she goes .slmpplng.
...
Pam Do you refuse to pay me
dat two dsllahs I lent you'.'
Rastus Oh, no, sah. Ah don't
refuse. Ah just refrains.
. .... . .
We call attention .to a nursing
bottle advertisement which con
cludes with: "When the baby Is
done, drinking. It should be un
screwed and laid In a cool place
under a tap. If the baby does not
thrive on fresh milk, it should lie
boiled."
...
From tlm Spriiigflolil. (Ill-)
Stau- Journal: "High , poiwwl
1914 pre-war motor, ! ra-h. Itc
-onwlliing soi'lall)."
...
Gent (on phone) Hello.
Voice Hello, is Boo there?
Gent Boo who?
Voire Iron't cry, llttlo boy. I
guess I have the wrong number.
COVE PERSONALS
' COVK (Sp-ciaD The snow Is
j gone here except where it was
! drifted. There has been consider
able rain and the grass Is green.
Some report that buttercups are
in bloom along the foot hills. Tho
road north of C ove Is impassable
because of the mud. ' j
L. J. Chadwick nnd J. 0. Miller
were called to Portland last week
by the death ot their uncle. H. ('
Miller. The body was brought to
Sununerville for burial.
-RalDh- Comstock., and, ..tajnuy.
l uer.. iruesls at the A. I.. Heck
j home, for New- Year's dinner.
C. S. Aitken. w no lias neen vis-
I liinv at the J. H. Tallent home.
I left Wednesday, for Sioux cn,
1 Iowa.
r. a. Becker and H-nry Maurr
sold a load of fat hogs in La
Urande last week.
T. H. Johnson is building an
addition to his sheep sheds.
Mrs. I-eah Becker ccturned Mon
ilav trom Ml-rook. Nebr., where
attended the funeral of h
n ., ,vho Ik.cl ,h.re
I),.. 23.
K. T. Roswell took his cattle to
I Hot Lake last week to feed the
1 na' recently bought from Recm
1 brothers. '
I '
FOR RKNT
Strictly Modern
3-room apartment with bath,
full basement, furnace. In bent
residential district. Allen Apt.
Tall Main 54.1. 16n7 Fourth SI.
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Professional Directory
This dttwnorr PUf
the out-of-town reader who
of .me profelonl man. It
will prove to be ready aid
profua.-lonal service.
Classified For
Dentists
lilt. t'IX. S. JIOl'l'MAX Dentist,
over I.. As L. Jnug Co. Tele
phone Main 67$.
Architect
C B. Mil LF.n, Architect,
Uoum 7
La Grande Nallonal -Bank sulldlng
Music
tASTKlO OllKCOX 8CUOOI1
OK JIL'SIO
Violin Piano
Odd Fellows' Temple. Phone 447-J
fMBLER
PERSONALS
- lMHI.Ki: (Special) Frank Mr
Kinnis, v.)io has Ih i n on the sick
list, it, belter now. Mrs. McKin
nls' moiher. Mrw. McKinxie. Is also
ill.
William llyers went In La
(Jinndi- to visit bis family.
l.i-onanl KyerH has been cutting
uviod for Lee Sllne. He came out
Friday to visit his' family, who
reside In KlKln. He reported that
the snow was wal.it deep north of
Sumrnervillc.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newbilt were
shopping In La Grande Friday.
Miss Velina fonklin has been ill
the pat week, but is somewhat
better iiow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ajldrew Peroz, of
Pollaich. Waiih.. are here visiting
friends and relatives. Mrs. I'eroz
will be remembered .as Lucretla
Ituckman.
MIfs Frances Weaver was here
on business lust week. She left
for her home at Knterprl.se Satur
day morning.
Miss Hisler Kaslnger left Wed
nesday niKht for Pan Frnncisco, j
Cal., to visit her sister. Mrs. Aud-
iner r.urkman. She will lie there
several weeks. ,
Grant Tucker has been ill. the
past few days and Is unable to look
after his packing crew. .
The Vstenskow brothers are
putting out Ihelr apple this week.
lteulah and Kula ott spent the
wii-k end with t)ielr parents at
Summervlllc.
Asiroioeer
MRS. FREDERICK IUSBI
101 X Ave., La Grande, Ore,
Readings aally.
U&n You
F&ei n Colli
On ,
j Bromp A l Your Chance
. Quinine " Tr.. rrit"
"'" ' D'7 " ,or
y wan. the nam and addre.
ha. been carefnlly prepared and
to any reader In obtaining prompt
Quick Reference
Physicians & Surgeons
I.KE B. BOtrVT, M( D.
I.KW A WII.KIC.I. St. 11,
Practice limited to diseases of tht
Eve, J-sr, Nose ard Tliroat.
New Foley 1 Telephone
Building : ' t , Main it
B, a. KIItBT, M. n.
Physician and 6u geon.
flnmmer - Telephm
Building Main l-t
RICHARD P. LA n Dig. M, D,
Physician and tiurgeon.
Gardner Telephou
Uulldlng Main H
WeADOIIT,
burgeon.
New Foley
Uulldlng
Telephoil
Main to '
C. 9. MOORE, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
New Foley Telephots
Uulldlng Main 11
P. L. RAI.8TU. H. H.
Practice limited to diseases of l4
Kye, Ear. Nose aod Throat.
Rooms 18-19 THepho!!
Swmtler Building Mala 7'il
A. L. IlICHAltKSOJt. M. O
burgery
Rooms H-17 Telephone
Sominer Building Main 1
J. A. WOM)i:UI.I('A, M. I).
Physielun and Jengeon
Over I.. I., lung Store
Bus. Phcnn l-s. I'lione
Main 07s Main fi:f2
Osteopathic Physicians
i. I,, ivtii k. n. n.
MARGARKT IVtil.K, l. O.
General practice and the "PtjSI
SYSTEM" for fallen arches.
Sommer Telephone
Uulldlng " Mtlnlui
If you think cold showers are a
lot of fun. you're all wi.-t.
REFLECT
Our Service reflect aoiia
blllty, efficiency, uuiv-"ibnj.
Ing and experience We Jo
not worry the bereaved with
details, nor do we leave -details
for thcin to worry
about
Snod grass & Zimmerman
Main 62