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Saturday, 'January 15, 11)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . ' ' Papo Seven ' ' : 77--(7 - , f The Observer Want The Market NEW TODAY .lfH BALK Two violins; bargain, -rllryunt. Odd Fellows' Temple. , 47-J. 1 -1 6- ! r n . POIt SAI.F. Hlg bronze turkey gobbler.. ( al1 Farmers 1KII. , .- . J-ln-2lp' Mil MINT Htciim-liciilcrt bed room. How in; desirable loo-t- Cull Observer. 1-IG-lf nil It l-.'NT Modern lilioimc. I'hono 4IIU-W, room Ifi-llp "Oil HUNT Five-room furnished lipl. Inquire 21HI1 Adams, i n. riKNT I'Miniisiic . jfo-rooin house, imiulre modern 2 I nil I SI . i-m-i'ip fOK 8AI.K One set lii-uvy hnh 3. sleds. Hox!il4. city. 1-16-2'p A .'t jnik'flKNT Two ,3 -room houw jiie,nJI high school; 1-1 n.soiiiihl'e. .(.'un isi-w. . ,' 1 -1 r. -1 r 4 ill'" '''i . . f ANTF.D Will pay cash lor rcsl 1 ilf nets lot. I'l-efer Adams. Mrs. t Pally Hutchinson, ' 1 4 :t 4 Adams. . i .1 r-1 tji Oil SALIC OH HUNT Five-room furnished house, (hone 45X-.I. . 1-15-lt fO It UK NT Kour-room hous'. or 1G02 M avenue. I Call 21 1-W fOI't HALK Large residence and totH. House Ii:ih fi rooms on bath downstairs. Can rent 2ap:s. and hath upstairs. Ieo. If. Rich ardson, cor. Adams and Heron -1. 1-15-1 t FOR RENT FonMtlSNT b luWudlri,: j -Well furnished house, iuJudlriK player piano and furn noeireaMonable. Photm, 2S2-I1, Call al IU12 Cedar or Sort Adams. l-13tf V2 V'FOH UJ;NT Furnished .'(-rooih tiilt.'2l07 Third -St. 1-H-tf i V ' 1 - 111 YjFOIl R 10 NT Furnished doun- Vu Ht:llrH nnl- Wnvorly Apis. J ' J-M-3IP 4.'OU RUNT Weeping rooillB: :1 women only, i iu Aiinms. 1-ll-r.tp IOR RENT UtfU bousekeoplnB rooms. JT.12 Adams. Ph, 2f7-.(. 1-8-lfl 'OR ItKNTour-room , rurnish- eu aparunem. w-a. i-.,.. j.'OR RKNT Six-room house on Sixth St. Call 3IS-J. 1-4-tr jiFOR RKNT Two housekeeping rooms, to adults. John Mars. IUSNT Apt. U"" Pennv. FOR SAIiE ANI TRAP 13 FOR SAIBtNew piano with) bench to match. 1 per monin. st price of used piano. Eastern Oregon Music Co, 12-1-lf IFOR SAI.K Uoofl used player piano atif p. bargain, on easy terms. Eastern Oregon Music Co. 12-ltf j-'on rkxt Slrictly Modern 3-room apartment with hath, full basement, furnace. Jn best residential district. Allen Apt. Call Main D4:t. ir,(i7 Fourth St. n t,.ifin n llii ifiiin llftllllNll Kill. 1 I ue iiniief! JMOM'N' POP ' " Wise Boy ;" By Taylor k ; r f rr,elf -r....,r f , " f f T. 3oT A SPLIT OK THE ' 6EE-PoP-TrtATSUP.B H OH - LET'S TORGET ) BY J'""' TJT . AS nLLR5 voti . iWOTY hucks; J r EASY N S COMMISSION r-ORPBOMOTlNti )J I "Kvcryllilng i:leeltlenl" I VMSVIELLOPYoOTo S ABOOTlT-X'eA DlDNT tEWEMV LlT) L VOO t WERE'o V00 EVER J ( EH0U&H ) V THE SALE OF TMS CAR fe J I - Boy M6 That Roadster ) soimg oot To f AT the Howe and x f Can h ave jJ i thwt much .-J JS , yoo bought for Me 1 , i d fa L rJ V?V i I IT UNT A HOME j FRECKLES AND HISFRiENDS Lky For Slim By Elosser lllvm Scejns EOod t0 1 ! r-7 : (T T7 V, WJPV ) ( 7 T ' be home acain." 3 IfVrrTf -7) ) NjPXWS ) rr J Ii. -CouWnl locate I " j'j ' ' j I "''r 'r'lfr1 mZ!?- 1 K.r'rm. 'V wwu ,. -. ' . J Place of Union and Wallowa Counties Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average word to tike Hoe.) Per line, 1st Insertion ..100 Ier line, each added oonerc ullve Insertion .......,....... 70 SI Inlinum cliance ou one or der ao RATES I1T MONTH S lines, per month.......9S.5u 3 lino, ier month ..SS.lEa 4 lines, Kr month .....$4,00 5 lines, vr inonch. 94.76 I Kurd additional line over five charged at 60o per line per lllOlllll. CASH IX ADVANCE Is re quired on all classified orders lo earn these rate. Signer rales charged ou all credit In sertions. -' ' ; Copy for all classified orders muM be In this office by III A. M. MAY OP INSERTION. Stop orders on ad Inserted nil. Ill further notice must, be re el 'I veil by Ihe same lionr or ex tra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Quli rates may lie earned on plione order by iwyment on or before date of last insertion. . I'llOYU MAIN ST "An Observer Want Ad ' Will Bo It" . FOR SAI-K OR TRADi: 5-acro, modern house and well Improv ed, In May l'ark. Phono liltS-R or pull 1702 X. 1-U-Glp FOR SAL13 OR TRAPK On Case machine, No. 20; run four i s-'asons; price, $S00.00; One '' tractor, IS to 3C; complete out fit for both; price 16()U. Will trade above for mules. For further information, write Kos tiifis and Georgaias, 11 .F. Ti.. No. 1, Helix, Ore. 12-22-lm FOR fiALR OR TUAOK One Blue Bird electric washing ma chine; l Wayne electric; l Fair day Kan motor washing machine In good shape. Furniture. Kx chango. J-ll-tl' VOR SAl-K. TRADR OR RKNT Clood used Singer and White sowing machines. Furniture Kx change. l-ll-tf ,,OR.maLK OR TRACK -One f'o- mmbia rrafanola. Just like now and at one-third new price. W buy, sell Kxohango. trnde. 74-J. Furniture l-l l-tf -'OR RAI.H OR TBA OR- Almost now quartered oak library tabl.i, f'ost new, $.'12.fi0; price now. I 2. fit. Furnitui n F.xehange, 1-1 l-tf FOR SA LB OR TRADB A good china oloHet and round dressing table, quartered oak n bargain. Furniture Bxchonge -l l-tf FOR SALE Herts. Good medi cine for rheumatism, Btomacb, kidney, bowel, liver, bladder and blood troubles and flu. H. J. Rouch at Chris Miller's. JG10 Adams avenue. 1-M-lmp WAITED WANTED Raw furs. I pay the highest market price promptly, Also have large stock of made up furs. Alterations and repair ing. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams avenue. r-M-lmp Ad Page I I WANTED Cleaning, pressing and KurnHnn vnslr nn Itnt.h rvi fin 'a ami women's clothing Expert ' workmanship. Phono The Ward robe, Main 78. 10-1-lm LOST White Persian cat Willi 1 ' blue and I lirown rewanl. Ilcturn rooms. eye. to Liberal , tlnr.lon j 1-1.1-lt anSCfniLANEOVS VI M IN hfinmitchlnK, Gn yd. Lfuvi'),,. niodi-rn ofrlcc run bo run without order at Andrew Variety or , MenowniphorH. This outfit to tfvo 7011 N. Mi-M. J. I. Caldwell. hue kIiIh u llltlit moro time during J-n-MtMbf day to ko out lo lunch. MONK V Knsy moulbly payments. . SiVY -"ltrs Low rates. Seo J. It. Oliver. ; When HlHter mie8 to shop In town. 1-H-lmjHer (IreHKi'M make lurr ffrnndma 9!mmmmmm - " 1 " '' 1 i frown; USED CARS li)-'! KOitn tcdou SKOAN t Newly painted. ' Best of condillon. ' I i t'KKKINH MOTOIt CO. 1 12-tf i swiM.n:its to Mi.iri' KtOBNB. Ore.. Jan. 1G (AP) The. Cnlversity of Oregon varsity and freshman swimming teams will meet Ihls afternoon In a dual af fair that is expected to go 10 the yearlings. Johnny Anderson. who came here from Connecticut, Is the main stay of the fresh ni en team Me al ready has broken three Oregon tank records. ROfcromta ti:am in loi orxi: Kt OBNB, Ore., Jan. 15 (Al) Roseburg high school basketball slurs are hero today for a game tonight with tlie I'nlversily high school of Rugcno. The game will serve us a preliminary to the Oregon-Willamette fray this evening. ' The Cniversity high hoopers de feated Cottage Grove- last evening at Collage Orovo, 2X to 15. The coldest lime of the day or night Is the hour Just after Hiiurise, declare scientists. This Is ex plained by tho fact that when the sun first strikes the earth it causes the evaporation of a chilling mois ture felt by both humans and ani mals. . Announcement It Is with real pleasure, that I an nounce the association with me, as partner, In the Real Ksluie, Loan and Insurance business, of my son George Huntington Currey who Is well acquainted with condition- throughout Moslem .Oregon in and hns had much experience land settlement work as well nH -tmer.il real eslnte, lonn nnd Insitr ince business. Geo. H. Currey Realtor riione 200-.I OH F.lm St., Next to City Hal - lT.C,i-nnde. Oregon OFFICE CAT t HA4 MAUN . It wouldn't bo so bad if lomo of those delinquent nations would cvt'n pay ihelr respects , to tin I'lllted States. During serumu on - Sunday a Imhy hcKan lo cry, and ltt mother carried It toward the door. "Stonl" said the mlnllci. "Ihe baby nol (IIkImi'IiIiix me." ! tvhli li II iii miitlier eaiiKticiilly n.piieil, "Oh, V ain't, ain't 'e? ll, you ltt diliirbiii1 Inil" A biiMlness export declares thul ( Her dimpled itnees cause men to slop. Aim) lr:iil belilnd from shop to shop. . Chlcniio Imily News. i Now who would cross ihe seven ! seas ' For a rear view of dimpled knees? It has no cdw1 on t'other kind. The dimpled knee seen from be hind. .1 Jiousion rost . inspnicn. ! Ah. lei those purblind men, my dear, Regard knee dimples from the ! rear; 'They might, nt front view of the elf, Find that she was grandma herself. Mrs. C3 1 It 1 hope you'll stay will, us. Mary. I'm not difficult to please. Mary I could see that mn'nin, as soon as 1 Set eyes on your hus band. oihutii s . A woman who does not lielleve she could uuike a Tortum as nu hi terlor tleontlor. A Kltrl who 1ns not imiiMfchv Hint n- belongs in the movies. A senator who ltMs not reel lie should be nrrslilciit. r.lailvs 1 sannose thev ask n lot lor. tin' rent for this studio? i.llst faliKcntlvl Yes. they asked five times last week. j lllll Ant I the first ntnn yon I ever kissed ? i j Cilndys Ves! I Hill Then you've certainly In i ln-rited a lol of experience! j Von hear a great deal about tho disillusioning power of matrimony ' I yet you never saw' a young widow - -who wasn't anxloim 40 ! dlslllu ! sioned all over again. - . It Is reported that a famous Am- orient, film star Is rellrlng. But cry, we should Imagine. (.LIANA TO SOITII KM AS NKW YORK (Benna Collelt, ' who i nt sea huiintfc for balmy jclijiies where she can do her stuff, departed with the remark tbat ig jiKiniiii'f of idf is becoming as much if a cardinal sin among wom en us lnitriince of baseball among I men. Uits of male durrers would swap all their knowledge of Iho diamond lor amiily 10 swing into (ilenna. The clock which Charles V, or France, ordered to be coiuit rucled lor his palace ran for 471 years, j One year or the plane! Neptune lis equivalent to nearly 1115 of our years. The expendllure of education in I 1 0 J ,2r by the gov rnment of In- Idia wis lcs Ihan la cents for each AT-HIE TH1 Bob Custer At Sherrys In "Fighting Boob" MTho Land Wherw Men: Are Men", has an ever-lncronHlnir ap peal to all atrea and Classen, and In "The Kltthtlnff Hooh," l H. O.'a Intrst Woatern roleaHO with Bob i'ualer In the t It lo rolo, Arlx-ona nil1 I ho Mfinlur n rn Mhnu'ii til Ihnll wlldent and woolletit. ftmtor in i rapidly he(6mlng: u Konoral favor ite with the fans who like red Khtrtoil Htorles of mesa and aneo- IPUMh. and In this picture, which wHt nppoar on Saturday for a one day run ut the Sherry theater, ho ha n Ro-ffot-'em part that will hrlm? the spectators up on their toes. Olreetor Jack Nelson has made the most of the many rrack crjack desert Heenes, ami Violet l'ulmor, as the heroine for whosn I hand both Custer and the lender of the Knnff are striving, wis In some i remarkably effective, work. Keren in i hk comedy touches are afforded by the Chinese servant,' whose efforts to learn the 'Melloan J Kaipe of Kolf ami to withstand the Border brand of liquor afford vast amusemenl to Iho audience. tHia-J tor and his famous horse cxeent a leap n cross a canyon thai bt death-defying in every sense, and the pint of the story moves rap idly urn! excitingly to a fast and furious finish. Comedy showing "Beauty A-I.n-Mud." "Rain" Called La Grande's Treat of Season The treat of the scuson, from Ihe dramatic viewpoint, is "itulll", one of Ihe outstanding successes of recent years, which comes here for Ihe first lime at the Amide theater next Monday night. Btrililngly orlglnul In theme, true in III characterization vigorous dramu and richly colored with Ihe magnetism of the South Heus, this play is described us an offering of tremendous power. The central character. Sndln Thompson', ' will l) portrayed by Isabel Withers. (distinguished New York star. She comes here with the repuatlon of being possessed of youth. chnrm and exceptional personality. In the roie of the Iteverend Al fred Davidson, Harold Salter, well known Metropolitan tietnr. Is said lo be at his best. Frank Daw son; has Hie vital characterization I - I,.. M,.lt,..ll n'hn ,-omiitlKlf r of the cast Is .reported to be of , . ii - ,i JirOHfTWlty exycneiiiTi-. I One of the New York reviewers ; HUM "that. o miss "Rain" wa to , miss the most Important stage I production In a dorado. . q. T.nrvo All Night At Coney Island Kven the blase allcndants ut Lu na l'ark. Coney Island, who are accustomed lo lute hours, were forced to sit up and lake notice ,,,. -nlirht when a conihatiy of film stars. Including Dorothy Mac- kuill, Jack Mullinll. Louise Hrooks and William Collier, Jr.. invnoeo the dance ball at the park al mid- night and started dancing, not slopping until long after daylight. It was something new tor Coney Island and Luna l'nrk. where tnc dance hall closes at midnight anil the crowds start homeward. Rut such things have to he done in the world of inollon pictures. 'Musi Another Hlonde," slurring the uuartet at Hie Star lllciiler Sunday and Monday, was ruined at Luna i'nrk. hub scenes would AjjjLA&tfj r roressionai yirecrory have wiped out the, business qf the dunce hall had 1hoy boon staffed In the early evonlnir when the. big otowdM worfl there.,. So nireetor Al Hanlell decided to sturt work at mblniKbt, t ., . Two hundred extrss wore placed on the floor and the cameras start ed Krlndinff while they tlunecil on and on until dnybreuk. "CSuess this' movie aeiln nln't so en af ter all," opined ono of the attend ants as ho yawned and prepared for another day. Comedy Circus -Heads Vaudeville Bill Sunday Kvory offering Is bright and elassyi and has i been carefully selected to assure n well-bnlnnced Vuudevlllo bill at the Arcade theat er Sunday. ' . . The headline, feature offerlnff Is Dorothy's Comedy Circus, a minia ture affair includinK ponies, Uokh. and monkeys, liuucun & Mosher proffer a comedy ofrerlnff entitled "Two Men on the liox". which H,0uld not have any1 trouble In KIllnirn ituiehs with Ibelr -rural omcdy songs ntid sayings. ; Lester & Hough, clever appearing young itrtists. present it comedy offering with an original twist.' . McDon ald l.eggetl are dealers In har mony nml tiro universal favorites. Hosier Marsh Co., offer a comedy nthieilr novelty built for -laughing purposes only. ..Attend the imitincn ami avoid Hie night crowd.-; Dynamic Love Theme In "The Only Way" For 2(1 years a fuiiMius stage suc cess, Hie romance of Sidney t'nrlon made Immortal by Charles Dickens l "A 'die of Two. Cities" now 1 reaches the screen as the powerful drama "The Only Way." coming i as the Sherry theater's next nt- I I racton beginning Sunday. 1 The tremendously heroic figure of Sidney Carton is played In the film version of "The Only Way" by Sir John Mnrlln Hurvey, who has slarred ninny seasons In the singe role with u record of popu larity coniparable to that of Forbes Robertson In "The Passing of the Third Floor Hack" and similar ex ceptional success. Martin Harvey has loured the wliole world within the play and has Just done tho screen version under tho direction ! of the noted prod I Wtlcnv. ueer, Herbert A love slory of sublime virility Is presented 'In "The Only Wny.'i Against a spectacular background the familiar characters of "A Tain of Twio Cities" sway with the heart drama of the hero. Sidney Carton, a brilliant but Improvi dent and dissipated lawyer's ussls tant, chalices to do a service for a young French aristocrat whom he strangely resembles In appear ance. Carton rails In love with the young Frenchinun's bride, but honor and decency oblige him to preserve his secret. His mute de votion lo Ihe girl, however, lends i.i, once more to do her u scr- I vcc for w hich he delilierately pays ! wl,i, ), lit,., a majestic gesture .nngly anil aosoroioKiy i.-a... I u series of fine climaxes. The . Btuutlon Is made morn Intriguing by the hopeless love or a London ! Hl r(.,.i waif for Ihe hero and by the pintllngs or a ranntic ruon-ai nou airlkes al Innocent victims in campaign or personal revenge for an old wrong. Wit and humor flash through even the most dramatic Incldcnls In "The Only Way." making Its progress Intensely Interesllng ihioughout. Comedy Showing "Kven l'p." III : Tb!a dlreotorr U epeoUl7 tendj for tba newcomer ov lot the out-of-town rweder who eaMy went ihe name end eiVlrem of some profesloiil men. It has been eerelony prepeted je4 will prove to he e renaj eld to professional surv.ee. .;. Classif ied For Dentists int. ta.o. a iioi'r.MAN ii'nti, over 1.. k L. Drug Co. Tem phone Main 073. Architect C. B. rlll.l.Klt. Arekltcet. Hoohi 7 La Grand. National Bank sulldlng ni'.ito worship ClIIt'AdO Many fighters, like actors, think there's something or other to names hesldos their own. Here's alnegro who calls himself Witlcntt iJingford licking Khuffle Callahan. There's (tuite a flghter In l'hlladelpllla who calls hlmseir Itahe Huth. And then there tire Jack llelaney, .lack Sharkey. Rocky Kansas. Jack jleinpscy and then some. There ure 205 idlers In Ihe' Tar tar alphabet. Astrologer MR. rKBDBRlt'H BaJ.ISBt (VI M Ave., La aranda, Or. Readings dally. KNIGHT'S Spring Canyon Coal , it , ' ;. . f. Satisfies 1 VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 for Service. THE NEW LAMP St Four different sizes. All Mazda Lamps. See them for your self at the' La Grande Electric Co, any reader la obtaining Quick Ret erence Physicians & Surgeons t.KK ri. HIllJVT, M. D, ' I.KM'A WII.KKS. M. I) Practice limited to dl.M of the My., K.r, Nose ard Throat New Foley . Telephone Uulldinc Main I B. O. KIRBT, H, D. Pbratalan and 8u aeoo. Sommer Telephone Uulldlng Ualn IK niOHARU P. I.AKDIa, M. B. ,' Fnysiolao ami HuriMm. Gsrdner . , Tl.pboi4 ouiidins Mala HeAHOfflTi tturgeon. New Foley Uullulug "r-elephos. . Mala . . C S. MOOHB. M. D. .' Physician and Surgeon. . New Poley Telephoa. liulldluE alala It' p. I.. ni.Tos), m, u. Practice limited to disease, of 4at Hy. Kar. Nose and . Throat Rooms 18-19 . :- Telephoi. Sommer liulldlng ' Hal f 7f A. u tticnARMUK, at. a. .. Surgery Rooks H-17 - Tel.phoa Sommer building . liala It .1. A. VYONRKItliKK, M. It. ?' Physician and Surgeon . -Over- L. & L, Drug Store- v nus. 1'iiono Main 07S " T'-a. Hiona Main 6-13 ' Osteopathic Physicians j. i.. inm.B. o. o. MARGARBT INUI.B, U. O. General practloa and th. "POST. ' SYSTEM" for fallen arcbaa. : Kommer - T.l.pbOM Oulldlng atamll If you think cold shower, ate ' lot of fun, you're all wet -. - J-n.4-11 I Our Servloa reflect am'a blllty, efficiency, understand ing and xperlenoa. W. do not worry th. bereaved wltk details, nor do we leav. de tails for them ' to ' worry - abOUt, Snodgraas ZIminermaa Vaia 2 V Your Chance Oregon Trail Memorial Halt Dollars. with the covored wugon on onn side and the Indian on the other a U, S. Oov ernment coin can be purchased here for 11.00. Purpose Is to raise funds for the erection of me- . niorlala for Oregon Trail and l'loncsra. A Fine Souvenir UNITED STATES 11 Dinner Sets Fancy Chinaware, Vases and Mixing Bowls ? F.L.LILLY HARDWARE : rbona liala M . -