La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 19, 1927, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January l'J, 1027. LA UKANDE EVENING OBSERVER I'ajre Seven k: z lie Observer Want In , 1 The Market JEW TOD AY R SAI.K Klve-room house on North Hide. Will luke lute ino.lcl I rr pint payment, full 4M-W 1-1'J-litp EOB IlKNT Four-room hoiico near Hlnne-c'H mill: newly miner- . i U ... . ... ...... ... ... ' SoKAN'R I'- I.O W K It' SHOP 'I ; Thursday. Jim. 'in. nil reins umi E potted plant from IS to mn, offt : .Thursday only. Main i;i'l. I ' 1-10-lt , , 1 KOFI HAI.K lit TIlADi: A good Jquarteri-d pull round dining tu-j ghle, -u ft. extension. Kurnltnre. Kxrhonge. 474-J. 1-lli-if; "HI BALK Oil TUAIIH AllKMi-i yOvnwulniit hed anil driHHcr. A-l Ishupit; lurgc mirror, Furniture U exchange. 474-J. I -1 0 -If 1 ' ' 1 - 1 . Jpllt 8AI.I-: Oil TltAhH KoMlnir prlothi-H luck, lilt liardwnn-l. , 5 Wlifyn not in use it takes .leas troom than oiiuth. r'urnlture I Kxehungc. ". 474-.I. sl-UI-lf (Oil- HAl.K Oil TltAIIK Kolillng, i ironing boards, made of Heleet- ' ( eii hardwood frames and lif"- ! long wearing iiuullly; will not Ecollaptic. Furniture Exchange. 474-J. l-l!l-ir FOR BAI.K-OK TUAI1H An al- S moHt new Monareli and I'nlvcr- ' jj Hal ' range, at bargain prices, "which will not lust lout;. Kur il nllure Kxchuilgc. We buy, sell I or trade. .-tf P;..JtKNT Kour-room furnished l.i'l -ll. rii,-ttw. imil tiltivi.i' Kpliio. fall 2H2-II or call at fmH BAdams. l-17-ir FOR RENT )lt HUNT Apt. fall 4K1-W. 1-1S-:U 111 KENT Five-room furnlshel !-house neur high school. J. It. 'Oliver. l-17-.lt EOIl HUNT SI cum -hen I id bcil- room, close Ui; desirable loc.-i-f tion. fall Observer. l-15-lf JOFl UKNT Two 3-room houses I' near high srhool; reasonable. i'POall JSI-W. 1-15-lf SfOrt 1'tKNT Light housekeeping J rooms. H. 12 Adams. I'll. . S67-J. i-s-tr 3R ItlONT Apt. 1.107 I'enn. l-in-tf FOR SAIE AND TRADE mn sai.i:- -Timothy hay. Farm , i-17-nip crs i;u. fOlt .SAI.i; Haiti! u I fulfil hay. . I'll. Main 2all. Frank .MeKennon j ' 1-'S-!" f)R SAI.R OR TRADK One Case machine. No. 2(1: run four seasons; price, JSUO 00: One tractor, IS to 30: complete out fit for hoth; price JlCOn. Will trade above for mules. For f further Information, write Koi man and Georgnras, R .F. 1. iNo. 1, Helix. Ore. 2-22-1 in roil HKXT ,! Strictly MiMlrrn ;3-room apartment with hath, 'full basement, furnace. In best residential district. Allen Apt. ,Cilll Main D43. 1S07 Kourth Ht. VW W ' - ... I IB Jmmmmmmmm t J-4-im Lr i.inr.. nomnnu wnn ronut Mint ci H'OIll ;t:i lO III a flilV. I DlioM'N' POP We'll Say So ' . By Taylor 1 L -C weLu-H(VTARe Yoo ) (( OH-r wns ourr -J ( XKopevoRe Mo-oncv i wish i 0 That's Tue -N . ( BUT TWe 1 1 IB VHi iSNf 1 "w ; IHINKINla ABOUT J I 3 .HAD CnKNCU 11 Bf I 'gun rrj" 11 T J'vw x", , uu ttaT I ' - I f ABOOT, POP? r-S U U That aamjpv V.'TORRVj hard Wfinii - Vooft ) H: DOfVT . , v v I ', ; I UllHl1.' 1 aa. rt ( I ilajl -nm I X v . . UVT I BTTIIiVi 1 I . . n. . r V T ir.inr III ,v f nc T f J tt . I IB i I ,! " k yt M tTS you credit Tor TU m . ?v' - 1 P 1 7fl ' pt .-Ux rYM i . I UNITED STATES i i , I L. " --v- I I TiJ A (y-m k, WITHOUT A TSfEMOMJC rr Jt-i'gi A 0 ...Z ft 1) ' JIffiP 1 Hardware, . fSckles And his friends itDid the Trick , " Byiosser V f Sash and Doors fc ' HiiEBYi "Setms eood to 1 teSTI f I f : ff .DovrxsruG I ) HT T ) J h ' T in" Crockery and iSHF s -v ' ERUEABVoy) jspz, r doaj'7- AAv)G S VVh-by, "Did you seo the 7WS? f I SAVWAT tfitfA ( tdZoZ.tkcoqii ) Wfv.k I'.obertsoa's n Center- ,' Glassware gffjA ogam) qazh!J VA6AZJ I 'tsVC'ilJ vilk'?" ) ' ;K ' 'V 1 , J ' 0 liuven't a IVIcphone.".. V Ammunition j Ml (W )W WWm '9 I F.L.LILLY J) Cjjiiy , W r --y i - -umsi ( hardware 'im J& J ' "''112' I ''''Vl It kKD YOU CAM IIAVB OWE I 1 bono M IB 8 f Z0T . . I Vcia&J 'OR A FEW CENTS A DATI V f . I JA. J J V aaaaaaa l-tt C Itn tr at MaviCT.Hm ijaaaaaaaiaaaaa ' , , . 1 , , a1 I I I I , T ' : ' Place of Union and Wallowa Counties Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire Terae word - . . . to Iba llne.l Per line, 1st lnncrtlon..10c lcr lino, encb added conaro utlve Insertion 70 Minimum charge on one or der .'. .o RATEM BY MONTH 2 lines, er month a lines, ht lilonth.... S.I6 41 line, per months. ..$4.00 ft llneH, ier inouth..w.w.w.S4l.7ft Kucli uilillilonal line OTer fle I'lmrRed at 00c per lino per IllOlltll. CARII IN ADVANCE Is ro ll it 1 red on all classified order to earn tiiexo rates, II Ik her rates iiliarted ou all credit In sertions. Copy ror all classirieil order must be In litis offteo by 10 A. M. DAV. OP INSERTION. Hton orders on ail Insorted un til further notice must be re reived by the same hoar or ex tra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may lie earned on phone orders by payment on or before dute of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN M "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" FOR KAI.K Four-room . modern cottaBe. HalR-aln. fall llj:i-lt. l-IS-a.p FOR SAI.i: Fresh milk cow; yearllnff Jersey bull. Farmers 24X3. 1-lS-Stp Ffllt SAI.i: (!ood it I fulfil, hay. fall Farmers 1119. l-S-2tp oli'ctric! vucuiini rlfuntM'H. C'asii . or I o nils. H. O. Hurrii'h, 8om-l ni(r Hotel. 1-li-Jitpj r i FOlt HALE New piano with 'onson is ninng in i no y; . bench to match. $H per month, customary waits between ''Ha Uie 'knlX t price of used piano. Eastern "tudying French. Kor the prcs- , l- J;7sav r . H.n-r " Oregon iIus1c Co 12 1 tf,nt Bh n,,,,H u "Ur to respond 1,111,1 1,1,11 Aftei 1 hay 1 1,1 hwn 5 ' ho her fnMtructor's vnlubllltv with "Too .Many Parties ft mf Too Many n-r. ,t fuiv cirtrj uuuu i.isu paiytsri ninno at a bargain, on easv terms. Eastern Oreffon' Musio Co. FOR SALE Heroa. Ooud mdl- cin. ,or rheumatU, .tomaC, j hlond trnuhlna and flu.. Tt T Houeh at Chris Miller-a, 1510 Adains avenue. 1-14-lmn ' . ' 1 WASTED WANTED Raw furs. I pay the highest market price promptly. Also have large slock of made up furs. Alterations and repair ing. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams avenue. 1-14-lnip WANTED Cleaning, pressing and alteration work on both men's and women's clothing. Expert workmanship. Phone The Ward robe, Main 72. 10-1-lm nnsOTXIiANEOCS I'l.AIN hemstitching, 5c yd. Leave orders nt Andrews Variety or 7uil N. .Mis. J. P. Caldwell. 1-13-141 . MONK Y Kusy monthly payments. I Low rates. See J. It. Oliver. Ad Page LOAC LOST A strunrt of pearls, h - tween 6th and fejlor 8ts. fa'l : SSil-ll. Generous reward. l-IS-'l; I ' 1 FOMNn 1-ady's left-hand brown i kid Blove. Inquire Observer. 1-1 7-bt i FOUN9 FOt'ND Llewellyn setter pup. i ahoiit 7 mos. ord: white wttn black ears, partly black fare and blnoli spot on loin, full Mrs. some nelKlibor sued you, 1 sup Wm. WlBuans, ImblerA l-lit.irl"'" USED CARS 1924 SIODEI. FORI1 FOrtllOM SUDAN Newly painteil and reconditioned. riCRKINS MOTOR CO. , l-17-lf J92T f llllVKI.FIt "(111" HIIDA.V )!I20 rilltVHI.FH "fi" SIIDAN J fl 2 r WILI.VH-KNIUIIT SHKAN . .A More Cloofl t'sed fara At ltariraln ri-lees. Come in and look these over. No. , obligations to buy. JKNNINOH RHI'MATM : 1-18-2: Movie Sidelights Kvnry hoaioHM knows how bor Hvlntf room looks nfit-r a parly. Obtain in,,- thlH vftoot tor motion pictures in Jiard on llio proporty nen, in production of "I'unullHO J'or 'IVo" Uiey liud to siuoko tiozciiH of ciffuruttna to Kft us muny butts into the wenv. of a finished party as tho ffuests would havu HinokeU. . . . . iresturo and rmnlomlnc than In i "u n i"nri. A prop In the wings of vttuiln- I villi- thcutn a hus been udopted for motion plc'.urij use. It is tho box , of rosin upon which duncerB Ipe -h. ipon "" ' Hefore WUIKlllB on tt setllnif bus waxed parquet floors, tho pluy- "rH I"""1 "'n "lPH ot t,",r sh0C1' over.the .roKln, ,this avoilinfr slap- , sticlt falls in the midst of drama. More than Ihree-ciuartcrs of the I Y'""" 1 iirI,i l.y. lie states have been visited by film " Vmr Apron Kirlnga ABnln companies In search of outdoor """"ev Hunch I ben e llup- hnckgrounds. Following are just ' a few In which photopluys have j been innde In the past three years: Arizona, . Utah, Texas. Mlsiilsslppi, Wyoming, Montana, Washington, Oregon, Nevailu. New- .Mexico, Klorliln, New Jersey, nil ot the New Kngland states. I'ennsylvanlii, Oeorgia. West Virginia and C'olo rado, South rarollna. Kentucky 1 and Tennessee. The desert 28 miles from Needles, Cnl.. Is being used for lo-nrc renti il. More than 40 Indlvld catlon, not because of Us arid I ually owned "rent" enrs aro kept wastes but hecauso of tho wide 1 on a special lot Just outside of the Colorado river which flows I Mi tro-dolilwyn-Maycr studio gate, through It. An Afrlcnn villnge has I When a car Is to be wrecked in a been reproduced on tho river picture, It Is obtained from a sec bunks and plutenu anil a rlvor ond-hund dealer. Hents ror special steamer, capable of currying fifty automobiles with drivers range, or nioro persons, was constructed from $:(', to 1h a dny. .... .. , ... n,wl-lt,wl ,l,.i,ln llniitD fm- .nnfllil tWC OFFICE CAT TB MAUN , BrJimiun A woman out west dashed Into a biiriiinir btilhllna- and at the risk nf dentil saved nine lives. She icrahhed her im-i rut and eseaeil unharmed, ... "John, are you sure you can't pot this ribbon at any store?" . "I tried them all, dear." "O.eod; then I'll Him my hnt with it." "My daughter's music," slched tl miiiher, "has been u ureat ex- Pnse. "Indeed?" returned the Kliest;v oit risinv A folliT Isn't thlnkln' inonn out flsliln'; Ills thoiiKlttK art mostly fiond nnd clean Oul riKhln'. Flo ihiCH not knock his follow-mon, (tr harbor any tirudups thon; A filler's at his finest when out fishin', A feller's filad lo bo a fi hnd, Hit fishlu1; A helphf hand he'll nlwnys lend Out flshln'. The brotherhood of rod nnd lino An1 sky and Htrrani Ih always flue; Men 4'onio ral i-lose lo i,od's design Oul flMhln. A feller Isn't plotting schemes. Out fishiu'. IIo'h only busy with hfs drenmu ut flshln'. His livery is a cnat of tan. Ills creed to do tho bent hp can; A feller's always mostly inun, Out fishln. . They used lo rut up doRs to learn how to oiieralo on men, hut that was when a man was considered worth more than a iIok. t , . A ItOMAVOn IV SONG "Hard Hearted Hannah" "Oh! If 1 Only Had You" ''Ilahy Face" "In My Oondola" "HrlftlnK and Oreamlnn" "Somewhere In lOrln": ."Looking at the World Through Rost-('olored O lasses" "Waiting" "All AIoiih" "111 Mako YouVull in 1-ove Wlht Mo," "Katl Kyes'; "Let Me Call You Sweet heart" - "I'm in Love With You," "Thiii 'm Whv." "Let'M Make Un" als" "My Sweetie Turned Me 111 two " Down. PhlukhiK of You" "I'm Sony I Made You Cry." "Hrown Nye. Why Are mil nine' "i unn i Helleve It. Hut Say It Ami in." "It's ' " i-mo u no nnrry .m.w. -i.v U'litey s Due at Two to Two" "Tlnit- A-Un;'' "M ' ShV ..oves MV , member "jNn 1'ciiilln I'm Lonely With- oiitj Ymjl". t "liiHilfficlruit Sweetie" "Here I Am . "Are You Sorry?" "Tell Mo Ynll Lovo Me" "While "I lye, H.ve, Blackbird." L - - on the spot. The setting Is for , a Sum K. UorU producllon. "The I Notorious l.aily". Hork is inoro ' nt home on Hroailway. The source or the apparently uniimiti-ii number or automomies, expensive anil cheap, that appear . on t he screen Ims been round. I hey AMHE WAVm Mounted Police, Canada Make For Mutual Fame Canada has made the Northwest Mounted Police famous but In re turn the Northwest Mounted lollce huvu also made Canada famous. I Stories of adventure n t:ie ranks of this seml-iutlltary and semi-civil body of cavalry have been read with great avidity for many years and these stories, have done much to advertise. Canada tu the outside world. "(Jet your man" has always boon the slogan of the ''Mouutltts" and htiH made them the most famous law-enforcing body In the world to day. , The organization of the North west Mounted Police forms the background of "The Klamlng For est," a Cosmopolitan production di rected by Itcglnnld Unrker which will he presented by MotnMiold-wyu-Mayer at tho Star theater for three days starting Thursday. An tonio Moreno and Kenee Adoree have the featured romantic roles In this picture and are supported by a ca.st of more than twenty celebrated players, among them Oardner James, Oscar Iteregl, Pert Itoach, Tom O'Hrlen, Claire McDowell, and little Mary Jane Irving. Billy Sullivan Praised By -Theater Man It's an awful thing to say about a regular fellow, who packs. In either fist, a kick like a mule's hind leg, but the fact remains that he's as handsome as a Greek god. His features are clean-cut and regular although the chin Is just a wee mile too strong ami deter mined to make him eligible as a beauty contest entrant and his body is tithe and muscular. tho musclct rippling and flowing be. ucnth the satin skin of tho well conditioned athlete. And ho makes love like u cross between Valentino, Navarro, Harry more, Robert Warwick and Henry. The Klghlh! And so, of course, women uiloru him ami flock In ilrovcH to see his pictures. While us for the strontfcr who said so! siix ! Well, there's not a small hoy In the land hut what looks up to him with a reverent iiilorntlnn innountlnK - almost lo nwo. The J nilolcsccnts copy his clothes unirlils niannerlsins. The men see in htm their Ideal hero, fearless ami resourceful, honoruhlc n(i BtroliK. -iiskliiK no oilils and 'sccldnB node, hut facing life ill wuyH wlth Rmp nj le..i held high Anil there you have the secret Watch Elimination!;' 1 i -s Qood Health Depends Upon Qood Elimination . RETENTION of bodily waste inthe blood iscallcd a "toxic condition." This often gives rise to a dull, languid feel N ingandj sometimes, toxic back aches and headaches. That the ' kidneys are not functioning properly is often shown by burn ing or scanty passage of secre tions. Thousands have learned . to assist their kidneys by drink ing plenty of pure water and the occasional use of a stimulant diuretic. 50,000 users give ' Doan'a signed endorsement. Ask your neighbor DOAiYS Stimulant Diuretic to th Kidniy ro-tW'Mllbun. Co-. Mr. C ben.. Buffalo. NY, of Billy Sulllvaii'i popularity. Wo doubt If uny other player upon tho Silver-Sheet Is so richly endowed 1 with such a diversification of tal- j ents; we know there's none who' wear their honors more modestly1 the proprietor of Hherrys thenter says, referring to tho attraction ; tonight. lUSIIAM) MAY LUAVi;, LAIY IWAOHAM STAYS While Sir Thomas Heachum, fa mous Kniftish muHlelnn, threatens to desert his native hind and Hvo in the Cubed States In protest against the broadeasllng of opera, Ididy Hencham, his American wife is cultivating Loudon Boctety more assiduously titan ever, mid has no intention of leaving: KnglntuI.vHer flno mansion at No. ill Orosvenor Square Is a center for philanthrop ic work and classical musical en tertainment. Lady Heireham be longs lo an old New Knglani fam ily, one of her ancestors being Governor Thomus Welles of Mas sachusetts In Colonial days. WOMAV lUllKOTK WOHK OV IIIOIIWAY ItrilaMKKK Miss Klhcl A. Hirchland of West port, Conn., probably knows mote about highways and building of good roads than any other woman. She. Is secretary and tho only wo man member of the .American Itoad Huilders association and her colleagues say she. is well versed In the whys 'and wherefores ' of Do You Want To Borrow Money On City Property Willi low Inl4iivl, l: I'u mi m anil I.IImihI 0iiiniiK. j Vim can puy an low iih $!i.(M pi'V nioncli on ouch H.'"" bnrrnwiMl, Ymi can muko your puymcntH flcmUunnually. Von can pay off tlifl lonn nt any time. Itcmila.' payments Incluilc hoth principal anil Intercut; Ihcy uiito niatlculiy pay off the loan. . We belli v you will f lld IhlB the mont. attrtu-tlvi! loan proposition nvullahlc SprInK will soon ho here. Tome 11(1 ,n, t over now. J su Kmlnls - Iaihii - liisiii'uncc Cuney Realty Agency tiiii. II. Curroy, .Himllnr ticni'itn MiiiiliiiKtnii t iii'i'i') l'liiiiic 200-.I 100 Kim St., next to City HAD , a oranile, Orepon. UNCLE JESSE KNIGHT'S Spring Canyon Coal It's Hotter and Cleaner VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 for Service, i Professional Directory This directory la espoUUiy turnd? for thm newcomer or lo the out-of-town reader who may want the name and address of some professional man. It has been carefully prepared and will proe to be a ready aid to any reader In, obtaining prompt professional service. ' Classif ied For Quick Reference Dentists till. OLO. S. IIUI'I MAN Oentlsc, over L. & L. Dm Co. Tele phone Main C7S. Architect O. D. MII.I.Kn, Architect Koom 1 La Qrsnde NaUottsl Hank SuJldlnv making good roads grow where bad ones were, tier office Is In Washington. OltAMMOTIir.ISr t'MTK, TICKl.i: TOWN IAliATI'l Thei'ii are some old-fashioned grandmothers Icrt In Washington Springs, S. W Klfty-ftve of them belong to tho grandmothers club and rive have bobbed hulr. Tho club grew from a chance meeting six years ago when three of them decided to organize. When tho grandmothers meet, tarts, homo made Jain and jelly, and other tasty dishes, "Hko grandmother used to make" dispensed to mem bers and some outsiders, who can not uuallly for membership. Astrologer Bill, rRKIIBHIIlR BAI.MB till N Av.. L Ornd, Ora. Rdir.Ka anr. When You , Feet a Cold Coming FT lane y&? 7 laxative Up Sf aw wromo Quwmel tablets to work off tho Cold and to fortify w.0 yitan against Grip. Itifluoma nua other nerlous iila.roaultlna from a Cold. Th Safo and I'rovuu Humedy, Vi ic 30i ' Tho box bears this signature Since 1S89 Something Old Something New Something Bargained Just for You Special Fixtures! If )iii nccil or wniil .iiu iiciv I.IbIiIIiik I'lxtiii'cs II will puy jnu In IfMik over llio mini) liiiraalus nl (lie . La Grande Electric Co. "I ,vi-i I hlnx l ilii'lrli'lil" Physicians & Surgeons I.F.B B. BODTT, M, D. I.KWA Vt'll.Hli'.H. M. n Prtetlca limited to dl.r.wes ot Ita Eve, Kr, Now r.d Throat. New Foley Telephone Uulldln Mala If B. O. KIRBT, M. D. Sommer Teiapbunf . uulldlng ' ( Main IX iticriARti p. i.aaniR, m. d, Phvnl(!lan and Hnrnn. Osrdner Telenboiai uuUdliiy Alalo 9t V W. P. McADORT, H, D. , Surireon. New Foley Telephone UulldliiK Jd, In tl. C I. MOIIKB. N. I. Phyalclan and QurKon. New Foley Telephont liulldlUB ilaln 1 r. I RAI.STOII. H. B. Practice limited to dlseasea ot tbf ISye, Kar, Noo aud Throat. Rooms 18-19 Telephoir Soniuier Uulldlnc Main 771 A. L. ItlCHARDSOM, U. O- Bursary Rooana la.17 Taljinhnna oniour Building Main ta .r. a. w)M)i:iti,iiv, m. it. . rhyslclan nnd (Surgeon Over 1.. & I Drug Store Mils. 1'iionu . ' . -s. Pltnno Main 078 , Main 8:ia ' Osteopathic Physicians J. Ii. IWOI,3, D, o. i MAHOAI1UT 1NOLB, D. O. Ganeral practice and tha "PCS' SVSTEM'' for faileo archea. Hommer Telephona Uulldlnc MHfnllH Our Service reflecta am!a- blllty, efficiency, underatand. lnv and experleno. Wa do not worry the bereared with detalla, nor do we lea de tail (or them to worry about, . .. Snodgrass & Zimmerman Uaia 62 Your Chance Oregon Trail Memorial Half Dollars, with the covared wagon on one. side and th Indian on the other a I). 8. Gov ernment coin can be purchased here for $1.00. Purpose Is to ruise funda for the erection of me morials for Oregon Trail and Pioneers. . A Fine Souvenir I