La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, January 21, 1!)27. Pape Two LA GRANDE EVKNINO ' OBSERVER N 8; 02 ' 179 H SAVE now: v:?-vv'' At mm . JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Dependable' Values HilFi AT THE Tfl i mi "iihhhiitm " '"Going Crooked" lu At Star !;, -Tuesday doing Crooked", tho Him Ver- , I'l '. slon of the crook piny based on "John (loldell'S NlUgO lilt. 0001(4 to , Mhu War theater for u two day run .htgimilng Tuesday. Bessie l.ovo, Oscar Shs.v. (li)Kluv Von Heyfrer- fiU, KiJwin Kennedy. l.clle Fen. t on. Hunk Mann, I -yd iit Knott, Wll ;lam Worthlngton. IWmird Mlege the nil star east. (Icorge Meifnrd .directed the production, which is a comedy ilrainu or unusuul slluu . lions containing many scenes filmed In Los Anno!-' Chinatown. Both humor and thrills feature th.a story. Cfom dy, Drama And Suspense in .Fox Feature . Kr thoso who enjoy a hlendlnr o (miiy ami diainu, Willi iuk- ppii8 rikI anion a prt-ilomlnatlui; louture, "Herthu, tht Huwlny Ma- ".efylne Olrl." Kox Mima' luteHt, la irroinininilpd aa fllllnij the bill In every particular. Thin old-tlma p, y itvlvlileii and brouiht up to date, I Bhowlnir at the Arcade the. ' utcr tuduy and Tueaduy. :' hta ! a line plcturu und splen- ,rhl entertainment. The atory la ot alworblnK Interest, Interpreted hy cast of suira tncludlua Madire 'Bellamy, Allan -Hlmpson, Hully I'hlpps. J. I'urrell MucDonahl, Arthur Housmun, Kthel Wules and Hurry Huiley. It deals with the fortunes of a littlo Ksst Hide girl, her dissatisfaction with her sordid Rurroundlnga and her upward climb to happiness. It Is kind of ; photodrnma lhal nppeuls to every typo of theater lorer. jlChar.eston in : Film Like f Futuristic Art . W . . I.uMlsch'H "So This Is Palis," the . AVurner feature film which came to the Siierry theater yesterday, con. tains one of the most marvellous tM.hl.e.inAiirti ..f nn.il.iii .k..i. ,.- phy. The sequence la that uf the V "? r . '..wlrlliw, iilltterlnK. joy-mad hosts mounting tp U.tt. JMuct one 1 ..f fluMlestun dancers at the .New 'o"r" ' or 5J. rr"' ' JTear MtdhlLht Itevels In 1'ailH. The ''Vln ' pa.l.l tax ot way in which, the camera had t1-'7' , b-tishl the pulsluu. llrulvluK pun- , I 'demnnliMu of the scene Is a miracle WOMAN I MS US I'tthT, i I.uhltsih'a Kenius. It Ih Use an OKNKVA Itefusul of the league . itidiunted futurlstiu ikiIiiiIuk. of nations to contluue Mlsa Klor. iTho kaleidiu.ei.pie seiiueucc dls- ewv Wilson, of New York us II 'elosesa IduxiiiHiy Illuminated cafe, hrarlun has stirred International where hundidK ure hitting the Women's organisations. A coin tlsigh spots. In that rnuleat dance mlttee protested tbat It was dls 'at the dnnse-craxed aue, the crimlnutliig against American wo. . mtiejutiti. It emwM. it rn.Lu Th. men und that the leavuv covenant ;uiiinlitK wldr-miiuthed face of the j!lWD. j f uint !twp Jusxl.o apptstt-M. tlluiM. Now' wn mlaty. tlu'illy-lifted glasses; xwift-sweiit titldle hows: wanting or leering faces twinkling v jrftcH: rattling drums: ull inter- ifkiiiNlIng, veiled, taiitallzlng. es- 'MiurutltiK. It is suirtllnK: hreath- ' 'Hlkim:; it throws uudiences inlu I jtroxvsms of spontaneous npplaiiFe. Oh, Yes! ' By Taylor r ?0P Z NISH VOO ( VOOKMOwOIOOel'Tir VieU.j .ntC 8CST V WOMPH ', MOu) TtWtN B0YUOUK "a.T THE C f f -Ano TKeYHsUe ALsRQE T" eH A MAt66R fjF ARCl.eM TCOPlfc lei ToWM BCUJcK) V X HAlC A LITTL6 ADVANTAfccS THC UA0I6S S. V SPASlOOS CXMIMO ROOM VHRC ) Itte waysidc country ABOtrr PtAWiNQ To iT-TH'nw or- rue ( witev I hauj . havb BRioue PARriea seveRAt. I ONif Meiuseiis can vnue f . club -it's Trie most ) Qour s YMnos 'ioo eoot.t j. Mone YRtENDS' . 7 Vimes a ween as well as y ( fflem wwes - I'm suite ir EUtLOSIVft PtAfie IN t-7 V S04K Mf AtOAJtf - MAK6 THAN X. KiECO U k AeTCRlCOON T6AS ANO 5clU(N(i J VOOLO DO YOU A U3T OF J -iTown in ThT j- iTCO v . -T-.-t, JtZZ S 3oop to eetows J- . v. .-pa iii r ft i! y pTi ljxju ! j; ANl. HIS FRIENDS Important That Is Should Bellim By Blosser - f J&'7fi!- 1 C I THlXAiuT t TIXO WOO TO " I f ) l . p...,-. 1C- "S ( 7 1 V :""' , v - f v WiJ I iTTr fh rr, ivj "C ' -W.-. .' .:.-... Dependable Quality - Thin, however, Ih hut one of th imtny unusual und dvllghlful feui t.rp of "Ho Thin in Paris.' The pioturo Ih u clover adaptation of "Keveillon" that merriest mid spiel tut of nil French farces. Further- nifirn It u-ua illrfMiu1 hv FVhmI l.nli- llm h) wliloh fuel alone, )Iuich any film umuiig (he munterpieeeH. Mon te lilue And patsy Huth Miller ap pear at their best, which I very good, n nd parts of prominence are Interpreted by Idlyun Tushmun and Andre .llemnger. The picture Ih ;'PhUtl-'ted. (mm.mt,v1nKi mirthful In the ex treme und gloriously hiiimin This Is Paris" Ih too good to nils. It Ih almost .too good t'o he -true. You'll agree, after neelnie It. Conietly vhowInK 'Arni und the Monk." YOUR INCOME TAX I No. 1 All nut tnconio up to 15.000, wh'thr HctuuUy pftruotl or not. in comluVrfd arniil not Inronin for the purpow gf coinputlni th iii P"r rent credit on nucli Ineomu. HundretU of returns are received ahowlnjr net Inroine In rxceiu ot 16,000, part of whloh earned Income from aalary, wayea, pro- featdonal feea, fctr.anU part of which vaa not earned. KoIIowIhk ta an exauipla'of bo to conunitit correctly the as due on euch ii return! A taxpayer, married and wllh no dependents receive in a -salary of M.OUO and from u real-estute transaction made a net profit of $4.uuo. . His peraonul ex emption Is I3.6U0, The lux rate Is 1 H per rent jon the first H.U'Hi In nxouss of such exemption, and a par cent on the remainder: Not Income m.ooa Less personal exemption... 3.600 Halance, taxable lucoine 1 1, per cent on first ,ut)ii .' 3 per cent od the remain tng 1600 (0 1tal lux : 16 Hut of the tt.tiod net Income fs.auo Is eonslder.d aa earned net Income.- Krom 16, ouo, therefore, Is deducted the peraonul exempt-1 tlon of II 600, the lax on the re provided that ull position should h open equally to both sexes. Sir r.rle. lrummond, secretary-gener- al spiled that this provision was lielng respected. Charlie Chaplin la suing n. niugailue for half a million. Thai's one way ot scruplug up the modest sunt that l.lta ul asking. The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEW TODAY WANTKU--Prueneul nurse, exper leneed wluht tt work, ('all Main 787. l-m-lto WANTKI) Kx)t'i'i-ii't'( slenogr.i-phi-r desln h position. I'll. ft; 2-. I. l-24-titp I'OI'N'O ClilM' left-bund uruwu leather mitten with fur cui f. Cull oliHfiwr, 1-?4-st van hent KQIt ItKNT-Kour-room fumiahed pt., with furnuce find playnr piano. Cull tsi-H or call at bo? AdaiitH. 1-17-ir ..in i KOU HKNT Modern A-room liouxu with furnace, fireplace, hard wood flooi'H tht'tiUKhniit, garaKe. Two blockH from high whool. rnfurhlHhed $. Cull Main 5U1. 1-l'ltf ?ou ,tKN-r.Htt-ain-HeHled hed- rooiu, eloxe In; d-Mlruhl looa llo.n.i Call Obmrvt r. 1-16-lf FOH HKNT Two 3-roont houmn near htKh bcIioqI; rttonuhli. all Ul-W. 1-16-lf FOR RKNT l.lsht )l0lllfkvpln rooniB. 1512 Atlams. l'h. 257-J. 1-S-tf von iu-:nt- Apl. 13U7 IVnn. l-HI-K FOK tiAI.E AM 1HAIIE (rt)lt KAI.K Klve-room house on I North HldV. Will take lat mod. I car na imit payment. Cull 1-19-Olp VOH 8AI.K OH THAUK A good quartered oak round dining ta ble. C ft. extension. Furniture Kxrhanm. 474-J. 1- 1 1 -l f . FOH gAI-K OH THAOM Aine.rl. enn walnut bed nnl dresser. A-l ahnpe: lut'ffo mirror. Kurnlture exchnnge. 474-J. l-lD-lf FOH HALF, OH THA OK Foldlnj clothes ruck. nil hardwood.! When not in tine It takes lewj room than others. Furniture Kxchnnge. 4'A-J, l-lU-tf' FOH SALE Oil TltADK An ul-1 most new Monnreh and 1'nlver- -sal rane. at harKaln jrlcea, 1 which will not last lontf. Fur- j nlture Kxchange. Wo huy, sell, or tittdo. l-l'j-tf VOW RAI.K OH TltADK Folding ironing ooai-.is, mu.ie oi select-; m ed hardwood frames ami Uf".-; 1UI1K euiniK niiaiiij, mil ii' it. collapse. Furniture Fxcliange. AT A l.l'l.tf ) FOH SALE New piano wl bench to match. $10 per month, ut price of used piano, pastern Oregon Music Co. lJ-l-tf FOH 8 A l.K Oood used pluyi.r piano at a bargain, on ea&v terms. Eastern Oregon Mush: Co, n-i-if FOR 8AI-R Hertoa. Good md. cine for rheumatism, stomach, kidney, bowel, liver, b'adder und Mood troubles and flu. 11. J. Houch at Chris Miller's, 1510 Adams n venue, 1 -1 4-1 mp FOH It TNT Sirietly Mmtern 3-room apartment with hath, full Imsement, furnace. In bent residential district. All. n Apt. Cull Main b:i. IM17 Fourth .St. Observer Want Ad Rates (Coma five n entice wordv to ilio 1 1 lie.) Per line, lut liiHiirtmu 10c Vvr lino, vui-li itddt-tl t-oiwe utle liirilon , 7o Minimum t1uiri;e on ouo or der 25o HAT KM HV MO.V'l'Ii H new, iht inunih .. 3 BO S HllCH, KT motltli ..m..3.S I line, iht ntiuuii..,...'i.00 ft line, per iMontli I 94.75 y.uvU udilHItMiul lino ovtr five t'hu rttt-d ut 6uo xr lino per liimiili. CAMI IS ADVANCie la re tliilred on nlr clarified orders to i'nrii thoKO rules. Higher rule c-haiui'd on all crtnllc lu Mrtloiu. Copy for ull ftiisHlflrd ortlem ituiKt bo In lliU offlco by 10 A. M. DA V OF 1NSKHTION. loi orders on ud InM'rlcd un til i ii rt her nut lee inuiti be re it'lvetl by Hie Nime hour or ex tra Insertion uill be elmrsed. Telephone orders solielied. I'ltsb rates niny lw earned on phone orders hy imymeut on or before date ol lal tuwertloo. IMIONK MAIN a; Au OlN'rvvr Want Aa Will lo li' FOH PAI-K Light pah- of I.oI.h In good condlthm. Call 3M-.I. VVAMtJt WANTKD Haw furs. pay the hlghost market price promptly. Also have large stock of mude up furs. Alterations ana repair ing. Chris Miller, 1 5 J 0 Adums avenue. i-n-inm ' i CUantng. pressing anj 'VAN Tfc.li Cleaning, pressing anj alteration . w 01 k on both men's and women's clothing. Expert workmanship. Phone Tho Ward- robe, Main 71. 10-1-lm .misi:i.i.am:o-s LAIN hemstitching, Cc y.l. I.eavo oriU-rs at Andrews Variety or 7o6 N. .Mrs. J. 1-. Caldwell. l-13-ltt MONEY Kasy monthly payments. i.ow rules. See J. It. Oliver. ..Kuardamcn are ruislng funds to pay ' l-l-lm!-to their trip lo the summer camp. UM0.N PEIiSOXALS I'NION, Ore., (Speeinl ) Oeorgo Hutz, sou of Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Hatx. met with an aeehb-nt Satur day that Is keeping him out of schotil for a week or two. He was kicked by a horse, injuring his hip ami is able to g.-t around only by aid of crutches. Orande Honde Kncampnient. which comprises membership from both I nion and Cove Odd Fellow lodges, held initiation ceremonies at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening, when they conferred the pntriarchlal desr.-e on Vivian Hichards and C. V. Clark, both fftim Cove. Aft.r the ritualistic work an uyster PUpp-r w:s served to the members ami candidates. A farewell sociable was held at the l.oit Oavis home u North Cn ion Monthly evening i,r F.;tr Ser by. who Is leaving the I nion high school at the mid year. He will r- turn to school in M.ry and kt.uIu- USED CABS lAi'VH OF I'HKIJ CARS. Viiiiciis mndelH to rhooFO from, 1 Many of ilti-we earn have been re- eoiiditlcmed und reflnlshed. All prieeil rifcht. t ri;i;ii.s .motoii co. i wrote l-2Stf'ady? ijf ute with hi chiyH. Most of th1 , ' a. -n iota and Ml f'ushmun und Mr. ! and Mr. Haymond IMtts attended t the soeiul. ' j At t h" Monday evening rorn- j ! iiM i'elul eltib liM-eting i'Moyd J-M- i wardst luhl the meuibers that tho J(. A. C. eadet band would be . throuKh llil.s eonnty on tt Kprlntf ' tour and would stop off here and Kive n free eoneert oil the u'Ut . noon of Mareh 27 if they could be ; entertained here und taken on to .North I'owder in the evening. Ai l oninilt (ee guaranti'i'd to have suf- ' I tieleiit ears on hand to meet the h.tnd buys at t lu. Junction and lo !uk- them to I'owder und Kd wards u instrueted to notify (he baud to plan on the eoneert. ! The .)' legation, of Knights who went from In ion lo Haker Mon day evening failed to. hear the grand chancellor, us he was pre vented by slekness from ' visiting ire- hitter place. but the boys stayed about all night und report a good time spent witli the Haker Kniglits. Kills l sx arrived home from his trip east the firs! part of the week a iit I began work looking toward the building of the sawmill, he having purehuscd a mill in Michi gan while on the trip. A tease for the site has been signed and work will start as soon as weather per mits. The proposed sheriffs suit; f of the c. H. of o. presents u new , a new broom sweeps clean un problem to the parlies putting In leKs u new bride uses nil the straws I he mill but If the rati is sold 'seeing if her cake is done, and torn up, another roail us fur j us tin Junction will he built by other purttes. Parties here eoal. gasoline. who are shinninir eoal. gasoline, md other similar cargoes are marking time before1 having them routed to Colon, un- til some definite arrangement is made about the railroad from I n- , ton Junction to this place. The regular social meeting and dance which the commercial club was to hold next Monday was pcMpomd in favor of the national guard dance which will be held on Tuesday evening, the members be- lieving ti.a1. one anair migui ur- ; feet attendance at the other. The ' A ia.sketlaii game was played at the school gym Wednesday evening between tho high school alumni and the M. 1. A, teams. 1. II. Crouter. bookkeeper at the I nion Flouring mill has been unahle to get to his work this week because of illness. M ts. Maggie Van Hon ten is re ported ii very imich improved. ihe has been s rtousiy 111 of pleur isy . Wednesday's snow was light here, only three or four inches be ing on the ground Wednesday even ing. M uch of I he snowfall here has melted. The delegates to the state con vention of high school societies which recently met in F.ugeiie. ar rived home Monday ami gave their reports to the I nion high sehoot the following day. Murray Jensen. Carrie kiff. .Susan ( hadwlck. and Marie Smith were the local high school representatives who made the trip. Local plumbers have been work ing almost day and night during this last cold snap. OFFICE CAT TAACtS MAIN BIO. & Junius A star actress In a recent film wore 3tl ilrfMiwa, the garments be ing worn at the rate of nearly one ut a time. ! E;ila (nirod i): Aim He, you ever in a predicament? 1 Maiden annl: .No, ibUr, cain knows I've tried! i FMuinber Is this where for , a plumber to come 1-ady of the House number, indeed! Why, I wrote, last July! To mate, "Come on, Hert wrong house. I'arty wot wrote last April we're looking for!" "IK o om: i:vi:h maiumi.s Mis " (Hy a lta heh.r-U lib AjKdo-les) If no one ever marries iiiir . And they don't seem very keen, Kor I can't pretend I'm handsome. And my purse is ruther lean If no onu ever murrh-s me, I'll gt along nil right I'll play at golf the w hole day through, And ul bridge tho livelong night. I sliall have a little sailing yacht, And a jnotor ull my own. And I shan't be plagued with 1 children's hills. Kor things that they've outgrown. And when I'm sick of everything, And dull and dull can he, I'll think how glud 1'vo made soma girl , Who didn't marry me. A M.lrI1,ut yyi tIiat ylarA ias a IIM.un tciHiM-rutimi of HH and springtime the year round. Ho .Mars ia -.(arte I rt publU lty department, Ft. J'eter "Where's the who arrived yesterday?" j Gabriel "Oh, he checke Didn't like the place. He" California. fellow d out. i from t One thing about these skirts la jthat they don't hag at the knees. "The prince looks pleased." "Yrs, the mayor just presented him with the corkscrew to 1 he city." Jealous Wife At your ago you n;all' ht to bo anhumod of yourself. You are always running uft,r Pretty women. Husband (reassuringly) My 'm F1HST-CT. SS t Anartment House I ! 1H)H SAMO He venue maker, good distih't. close in: always filled. Owmsr wld take reasonable cash payment or may consider feinall, modern resi dence as part puyment. If inter- 1"K IKOH.pi.,. iu-icrc iraci Well Improved, close to l.a Grande, 6-room house, bern, some cherry trees, Hiice right, goo.l terms. Residence Lot Close in, paved street and sew er all paid. Tet ms if desired. Farm Bargains Only $750 or $16ott spot eah with 20 years on balance will buy fhst-chiFS improved farm proper ties. These terms offered only io xperlenced farmtr with suffirb nt nvans to operate successfully. , , Salew - Heial - Lome ln-m-wiic' Currey Realty Agency tiro. 11. Citli-cy. Uttllnr (coiTtc H'HitiiiKton 'urrcy I". one JliD-J 100 Kim ft., next to City Hall a Orande, Oregon. 7 Professional Directory of some profcH,lonal Dim It has been carefully prepared and lll prmi to no a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional service, , Classified For Quick Ref erence " ! Dentists rhysiciana & Surgeong lilt (.1.11. S. IIOrr.MAN OelitW. over I., iv. 1.. )rug Co, Tele phone Mum G78. Architect C. B. 31 II-1-Fit Architect. Kuom 7 Ls Grande NhUoubI Hank tfulldlnff dear, tliut ought to put you (juile at your ease It proves thut they uie ulway.H trying lo gel avay from I IMULEU i sj( 1MHI.KH (Special) The young son of Mr ami Mrs. I.yle Wilson has heen iuhe ill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank MeKennon have moved to town for the re mainder of the winter. Klmer Weis was taken to the hospital Tuesday night. Hoi) Men nan was shopping In l.a Crari'le Wednesday. Cap Tuttle has sold his farm and will look for a new location. 1 Several from here attended a quilling party at the home of Mrs. j William Kuckman last Wednesday. J Mr. and Mrs. Tom Htukman, of I l.a Orande, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Huclcman lust Sund:iy. Lucy Allen w js shopping in l.a Oninde- Friday. The thermometer registed 20 de- I greeS below zero here l-'rlilay i morning. There is about 12 inches i of snow on tlie ground. expect to hear The next thing w of is the autobiography of a base ball player running in' one of the confessions maguzhn-s. We s:it "hear ot". not "read." For O&FdS, long RCrious ilne9a and complirationa often follow Cold.,, Grip and Influenza. Guard your health against Uiia danger. Price aye. 1 The box bears this eicnnturn Since 1889 Asiroioeer MRS. KRBDCIUCK DAI. MRS let V Ave., La. Grande, Ore. Readings dally. Your Chance Oregon Trail Memorial Half Dollars, with tho cowed wagon on one side and the Indian on the other a V. S. Gov ernment coin can be purchased here for $1.00. Purpose Is to raise funds for the erection of me. mortals for Oregon Trail and Pioneers. A Fine Souvenir UNITED STATES I Grip, Simti", and as a C Preventive Laxative sBromg SMALL COST: 'An extension telephone costs but a few cents a day, actually less than a nickel. Can you afford to be without it at sucn a small cost? Home Independent Telephone,Co. MSB n. BOCVT, M. D, ,i;WA Id. V. Practice limited to dlaeases of tha i:ve, Kar, Noaii art! Throat. New t'oley Teleptioni Uullding Maio la B, O. K1KBT, H. D. Hiyaiclau and flu goon. Sotniner Telephwtn iiuiiiiig Jtlaio ir It toil Alt U I. LANUIB. M. D. Hiiyniclan and Burgeon. GnrOner Tlepboi i, neAIlORY, curgoou. ! New Foley ! Building ''elephon. Main bt C. A. MOO UK, M. U. Physician and Surgeon. New Foley Telepbow ilulldint; Main in V t ItAI.STOff. M. H. Practice limited to diseaaea of tL Kye, Kar, Noae and Throat, Hooma 18-19 TelephOU Si.ini.ier Building Main 771 A. I4. niCirAltHAOIf, M. Dv tsurgorjr Room. 16-17 Tlepbonf Eomiiier Building Main 16 J. a. vomii:i:m(1, m. ii, I'hysician and Surgeon Over U & 1 1, Hrtig Wore Bus. l'hone, 'v.s. Phone Main C7S Aluln C32 Osteopathic Physicians I J. I4. IXttLB, D. O. 1 M A If d A li I0T I MiLIJ. U. O. I General practice and the "POST I KVsTl'iM Mr fallen arcnea. Eommer Telupnon r.lltMK IX M'.W YOltK XBW YOltK The first Dutch H.'ttlers wrote home that ti new lociblion for uKrictillurc had been discovered here, l-'ather K'nlcker liocker sllll Is quite a fanner. There are 4 It U farms in lite greater city Including four, on -Manhattan Island. Our flnrvtce reftec'.s nui: blllty, efficiency, understand ing and experience. We Jo oot worry the bereaved with details, our do wo leave de tails for them to worry bout, Snudgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 f Hardware, Sash and Doors Crockery and Glassware Guns and Ammunition F.L. LILLY HARDWARE ' Phone. Mniu so