La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 13, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE.? PAGR SEVEN a. Tlinrs'tav, (letolier l;1,, l!ft I'UC' .-.- w. tilt trill KtTO R. Y ostkopatiik; imiysk iaxs DR. J- L- t)U. M AIIOARRI JNOLE liinfMHf of VMiiuen aii6 children uptjclKlly. Ol"tc I'lipne UhIii 100. Rest. I'hune Main 156. La (Jralidu National ilunk iiullUlhtf. PHYSICIANS AND SL'IUJKONS. OR. R. J- RUCK MAN,' Dentist lloora 14-16 Ja.lii.er-Koe(:h UuiUllntr. phon. Main 70. La Grande, Oregon. ' 1U. jUKOUtiE K. VKHUS, Physician nnd Surgeon, "Rooms 18-l!l( Summer Huililing. Office Phone, Miiin 112 'Res 1th; net Phone, Hlack HI 02. NATCRU CERE. I.B. A. N. IsAYVIULB flpeclallst In chronic alnesses. Methods, Mechano Theropy and Naturopath. 8kln and blood alseasea, nervous diseases. Chronic Headacha. Eczema, Bclatlca, Appendicitis. Constipation, Bowel Trouble: ail kinds of Chronic Dis eases BUcceflBtully treated. Phone Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Ooollrta-e Bldar.. opposite Star Theatre. Office hours. 1U 'n IX a. vu. 1:31) to B:0I) p. cu. Consoitat'nn Ireo. , t-4U ATTORNEYS. COCHRAN ' EBBItHARl) Geo. T. CoohrLn and Colon B. Kberhard. At torneys. l.a Qraude National llauk Building. B. J. KITCHEN, Attorne? at Law Practice In all Courts. Offices rooms St-SX- I Grande National Bank Building, a Urande, Orevon. CONTRACTOns D. J. stcMUXAN Registered profes sional Ctvll KnKlneer: surveying; and saaps. Room 12. La Qrande National Uank bullalDK. Phoue Main (1. AlU'lllTECTS. L H. MILLER, Architect Rooas 11 La Grande National Bank Bulldnlv Ia Qranda. Oreion. Fraternal Directory I 3 ! B. P. o. HT.K8 l.a Uranoe l.odrta No. 411. Lodge meets each Thursday evening- at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully extended to all BVotber -Iks. NOLAN BKIFF, Exalted Ruler ' F. L. PRAIiRON. Bec'y. MODERN WOODMEN OF ASBRICA La Qrande Camp No, 7703 qiecta op tbe first and tnlrd Thumddv eyen Inas of each ai-into. Ir tha K. of P. Hall. VlattlnK relgn'Mir. -Mnicosse. , H. C. HALL, V. C. t JAKE H( ISTOCK. Clerk. , F. ft A. M. La Grande Ledge No STu A. r. A A. M . holds reaular meet- Inars Orst and third Fridays at 7 -SO p. as. uoraial welcome to an a sons. E. H. CITTK, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. 8ee. r. O. BAOLE8 Aerie No. 169. e.li vary Friday night at Eagles fsll Ylsltlna members welooaio. . mij.y; w.'p. A. R. IllRDRFJJj, Sec. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD hs Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every Orst and third Monday at Bag-lei ti.ll All vlattln nAlvhbrs wel- coss. Dues payable at tbe of'tcft nf the clerk. Kooms 21-22. La Grande National Bank lil.Ik-. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. L. O. O. M. La Grande Loage No. Beo Loyal Order ot Moose, holds regular Muilnr, WMtrtT nlicht at I p. m In Eagle Hall, next to Elks Building, on weanesosy oYemnK--Vl.lt. ,r wAlcntne. Dues Dev alue at La Grande Pharmancy and t J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. J. G. HOLM, Sec. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday . evening in ;asue nan iiv. i r Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knlghta. C. W. MOOIIR. O. C. C. L. RRAIIAM. K. R. 8. WOMAN'B BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol fie Maccabees, I.a tirsnae uoage wo. 27. W. B. of M. Iiodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at t p. si., at K. of P. hall Visiting Bisters welcome. NORA B. MAOhKV, Commander MAIUOKIB EATON, Record-Keeper j. C4. o. riupa v.uipier ino. ta, u. a,, b.. hulds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each, month. Vlsltlna; members cordial lj welcomed I,isrr,jtBTf,' w. KLOltBMCR BACON. Bee Oct. 10th iast day to pay your water rent without a penalty. nimtt-tmtmmmtniuiiuuuiuiiii:iit IT HERE mmmrnwrawirm. d and Tamale Sale. The Ladiek iA the Episcopal Guih will holiVa (fed Food and Tamal Sain SatiVdiiVthttiber 1.1th, at th Grande l!,,l(VSlarkct. HI male tit, 10-11.31 Call th l.i (".LiOiic Emp yvun Jelp. Alwt PnotnBlack H01. ployment Of- lice for eervire. Always at your 8-8-tf I'OI I.TKY! AND EflfiS. We are in kisitton to handle Poultry 10 pounds lo:i0,(liHI pounds. Top price paid. 4 pay 4-1c for strictly ire-h eggs. The Commercial Creomerv Company, i 9-23-tf tl l.iPS. iMFFftlill.S. IIYA( INTIIS. Fine Intgel billhs that will hloon. and give si,A-ttiction. On sale for ten davs nh ( rf ERUYS FLOmSTS. in-12 -4! QJympia OyvStrs The Liattes U. LOTTES, Prop. J FIND itinttti iTiirniTi 1 ooked BOO ill PI : J w i A J ill ifSr" il WANTED truck? with dump bod- .- iu imui KVvei vale, Oregon s 10 nam KVVOI ill Vale, Oregon Ine hundred flays' 4-ork, coinmenc K November iithl 1921. Kin.; oust. & Trans. o. Box 248, Kn srprise, Oiegon. J 10-12-t vine hundred cfuys' Injr Const. torprise WANTK1V-To huy a fresh' cow. Jer sey prcfoi iwl. tiill l!ed 12S1. 10-12-P.t WANTKl) 'AT ON'iS Lumber haul-1 ers, trurkif- preferred; good roads Call lied 4071. W. R. Kivettc. ! FOR SALE OR TRADE , J-OK SAI.h hxtracted Honev. lirii R your nails. I'avine cash for naiU i in O. Vulswinklcr. l.lnnd Cilv. lnlnnd City. 10-! , I B-OIP. I'O K.SAI.K OR TRADE A llaicain.l nix-room ii-iurlK, nuniern, siv lots to same, barnj oujliouses, fruit trees ' lutn oi snatie y'ee, close to school, lor early release, one i uuui --i"-Pyramid l.antl C1. ' cible," adapted to the screen from 10-7-tf ' "'r,,e Foreigner," and the other is . "Cameron of the Royal Mounted. FOR SALE Cheap lumber and tipple boxes. Call Rd 4(171. See W. K Kivette. 7-S0-lra FOR A COOn Home or a good ranch, call Hlack 801. 8-8-tf F0R RENT l-OR'RKNT-Ktore. . Rooins over 1, & 1, Urui: J 10-12-tf HAVE A XUulcl.uker li in excellent condition. (irl Vires, jrodd pain, jrood top. WiiKserkoutritflit or Ink.? smalliVcar in trhdA Call Main 72.;. Mr. (in.-X. l(l-12-2c 0RD Touring, Jala model, p-ood shape. $275 for tuiPlj sale. Mr. (loss, Main ,72!. 10-12-2t CHEVROI.I'-X TburiiiB car for sain,! iii-t). I' ive Uies.l just overnauleu, L"0"0 y , ind in fine sh"i.ol C A Whalen I Tnart and based upon famous paint i ,. " w. ,. ..' : inxs. The first will be "The Beggar Main 72b. lu-12-" Maid." inspired by BurneJoues' world- LOST AND FOUND. LOST Pack lxck Bolt Book Binder, between Union or Hot Iko and La Grande. Please leave lit Observer. Reward. ' . 10-12-Hp. FOUND l.adv'St tat kid gloves. In- quitc at OhservVf. 10-12-21 1 HAVE TAKEN UP one sorrel cav - use. Miami 11. .1. P. on lert shoui--der-onrt tjross tm leff hip."' Rig-fit front foot'tjnd left hind foot white. Weight, KOOyto tlOO pounds. Owner may have same by paying lor tit's "ad" and for care E. A. Rush, El gin, Oregon. V 10-11-Ot MISCELLANEOUS DRESSMAKING Mrs: Washington Ave. Hunt, 1701 '10-10-2(ltp YOUR SAFETY RAZOR BLADES are ." new again wheif we sharpen themli for you. V.eave it Red Cross Driu1' Store or Siiapp'sUji Grantle Phar-ji macy. Prios, single edge, 30c do?.; , double edge40cl A. M. Bergcr 1520 Y. Avei jfie Red 1942. 10-4-tf FURNITURE and uphol- , Rterine. All woik guaranteed.!! Snodgrass Main til. & Ai rnmerrnan. Phone ! a-24tf ; i! HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE ! by Mrs. J.s.F. O'Connell, llu4 O. J avenue, or leave (order at Camp-i, bell Sisters, adies' Furnishings,!' 1306 Adams aVsnie. 7 , 3-22-tfii . oLsi:i:vi:it want adh pay. .! DON'T DESPAIR If you are troubled with pains ot aches; fetl tired; have headache, indigestiolj, inso.'.into; painful pass age of ui iik;, ycu vjdl find relief in GOLD MEDAL ThJ world'3 sUr.c'Sx J Arosdy tol kidney, liver, bladder slid urfc acid tiouolvssnj I.'atinnal Kemi-dy of Hollsi.d since IMS. Thrtt Bizet, all urueeLts. Ousrsnleed. Look for Ini Bams T.oU M.Jal el STary bea ai accapl H iitat. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ; 1 . " RUM Ar40 5 HOW )) I " 1 j MOTHER THE : -jr NEw SUIT DAO0Y Bought for you! HEMSTITCHING j Picot KdKe buttons covered tiSJt oan, mil oan acorn and bullet acorn styles. Mail orders Riven promptlattention. All work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. lrs. t H. Norton,: 511)6 Adams AvexJJfed 711. First, DIOCK west oj pobt oiiice. ' Oscar Apfel has made "Ten Nights Bar-Room" for, Arrow outiuiuupo. Ten night W bat id, o .u. Ereeayl l anow a uiuilu w oould use just one to very great ad .,,l,l iioa itiat one vantage 1 ... TTn.tlr'n&An hiui two nictures made from Ralph Connor's novels scheduled Alice Lake's next picture for Metro will be "The Hole in the Wall." At ttist, it mi-tht be better to live there than in "Glass Houses," 'Viola Dana's newest. . . I After completing "Lady Fingers" for Metro. .Bert Lytell. just to show his versatility, wili play the part of high-brow prizefighter in "The Right That Failed." Tt is rumored in film circles that "The Light in the Clearing." the Irving Bacbeller story which T. Hayes Hunter directed for Hodkinson, is one of tha biggest pictures ever made. - Eileen Percy will make "Whatever She Wants" for Fox. 1 ask you. Alci- kloa ril,l nnv star or str-eSB bftVO a sotter suapr HodVinton will release a series oi . known picture. The John M. Stahl Company spent week in the vicinity of Death Valley fiUning scenes for "The Song of Life. Il was only a week, so it's a certainty . tliev weren't StaliWing around! Madge Bellamy will play the femi- mine lead in "The Call of the North," Jack Holts hrst picture ior rara .;mounL. --"Heart's Haven,-" Benj. B. Hamp ton production to be released by Hod VinaonL buisui in - its cast " Rofsjrt McKim, tb best-loved villain on tlie, I screen, 10 ' B. W. When a great desire to reform some body or something comes over, you, go back of the barn nnd look : yourself over. J:,. Worthy We have proven that we are worthy of the public's :onfidence. Our equipment Is dignified and genteel. We plan our services carefully nnd execute them conscien tiously. Snodgrass .and Zimlnerman Funeral Directors 1505 intXth St. Phono, Uhiin r.2 Nitflit Plume, Main 7K5 PiUiHe 'Ambulance Hervlre CLYDE E. ZIMMEHMAN, ;; 'i Licensed Embalmer immmmmmm 4- Holt HAMPTON OK PI. At Tilt" IS NKII.AVS IHOST vi:t vi,, , .....n i, ,i.,,.ii,,i ,, ' (.,us3io of e ,,,., ia Mul.. ti.m llie best I hinx yet inade by sllI, N(.Ul,.8 spectacular, colorful M;s!mll Nellan and that Is sayina ,, tll,.mlip production, "Hob" meal deal. 'Hantplon of Placer." which is belnu shown ut I lie At'ca.lii loday, l-'t lday and Saturday. Not Hltice "The Hirih of a .Nil ion' has any subject with n portion of i American history as a background been so splendidly made. Into a mo-j tiun picture, and In many ways tbei Nellau maslerpieco oil rivals tbt Griffith production. One of the most picturesque pe riods of American history fixuros lit "Hob Hampton of Placer" namely. the Indian uprisings which followed j jthe Civil war. And in the climax ttt ;lhis production, which Is adapiiMl jfrom Randal! Parrish's story of the 'same name, (leneral Custer's famous las! stand against the Wloux Is repro duced and Immortall'ed on the screen in a most fascinating and dva mi.1 ic mauu-cr. Interwoven skillfully In Ibis thrill ing background is an absorbing and beautiful story of laiihl'ul comiad ship and love, as well n bf ailven- tlllO. (f James Klrkwood, In l ho litlo nde. lves u masterful Mtltayal of Hob Hampton, ,tho gambler, who, dismiss ed from the service In an' in my scandal. Is retiored to a- place of honor wilb Custer in the Hattle of tho, Little llig Horn. Marjorie Daw has the loading fem iulno role, nnd Pal 0;l.-iley, ns l.leulouant II rii lit,' Is seen as a gallant officer of Custer1 staff anil' as an tir- Andrew?s Variety Store Are You in Of tak'Hi'' ndvMiiM.H'e of The sti.ro is full of tflLLINERY DEP'T J lot of Hats, coo. I val ues at .'..(lO tti .Od, Each $1.00 1 lot lofjlats, values n 1o $V2J(K Eac 1 1 Iv $4.75 It RDWAREXDEPARTMENT 4'2- t ?- St -J i if o 1 il semi value 14.-I2, $10.95 42 lie set M pattern, seini-ior-e dislies, value Sr"J l.0 $15.85 - -il HI -i-Y Wek-,i,, nStielil . . .. . . Pure White, Ovide Shape, Nipon China Cups and Saucers, per set 6 each, 98c Sound Business This institution is conducted for the-jbenefitj of; the public along sound business lines. 4 Its metpods are clean and straight foAvaftl, and all patrons are treated with uniform courtesy. - j "J" I ' All our facilities are yours to commandwhen you open a check account with us. LA OR.ANDE NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE , ORE. SOUND-RELIABLE - PROGRESSIVE WL' PM. Art. OH TlrtE DEPOSITS It Was All Tom's Fault dent loer. Wesley Barry, with his irccklcg and hla grin is one of the brightest lights in the production, Others In the ast are Noah lleery. Frank l.ilgh, Dwlgbi Crittenden, Tom liallery, Prlscilla Donner, Chas. rtantly engaged In Ibo scenario ile West, llert Sprotte. Carijle Clark partment of the Robertaon-Cole Ward, Vic Polel and llud Post. ;sludlos scanning every nval'.uble bit "Dob Hampton of Placer" is re-! of material, and il Is only ufter a; leasinl by Assorii.ied Flrsl National story has proven Ha worth from all Piei tires. Inc. It Is u ureal proline Honey Bear I 'VtltM,r ctiiii ,!-"(it t.J Ma- !. r- oai. It wau cap-.n-oi attd u..o:opai4lt.J M 'b i-vceat matcuvci:' - !:,!:: vCJc.-acBf. AT SIIKIiltY'S TIIK.VritH .TODAY AMI TOVIOItltOW Pauline 1'redetick, famous ltohett-snn-Ciilo slar. has" been acclaimed a the crealesl dramatic nclress the the Habit our wcck-cittl Specials? lietil everv week. DRY GOODS DEP'x U. M. ('. Cnii'liel colon 75c . box K lOciill' In (iitiu;liaiiis, K'eiimanls, Flannels. Crepes, ele. 15c and up. - vef'SeK pliiit) wliite sellll-porceliiill (llHlieS, vallte, 10.25. Tor $7.89 12 pi', set. I'lnlisli pat tern, . senii-poreelain lishes, value 2 !.; nir $19.80 ' Methods i MMbr,R ITDERAL I RESERVE SYSTEM1 V . lr HIT I Uv II Vvj.'r..lV .i - ,t ' ' iV. x.l,f. ' E r- fl Si1 Kit II HOW WAS IT MV MOLT? yjHY OlDVODTtLL T Rf-V I BOUGHT HIM THE5UIT- HM TORONTO f I OlON'T RUIN iT! MOTHflJ? WJVniDu'l I s , . nul Vou 5AV,WLK Ikl 3). I UH- ) 1 AND SHOW KKflllEP' r J i f )MV NEW . u , screen hits ever known This very If everybody who advices thrift wei-i fact makes it a task of llie utmost to practice thrift, poverty would he difficulty to find stories aufftclenily heduccd to less than one-half of one strong in dramatic pow-er to fit her, per cent. requirements. Readers are con- 1 angles, (hat II Is rinally selected 111 a screen vehicle for Miss Frederick. ' A truly human lale, "Salvage," i has the rare tneril of absolute sln-j eerily. It has llttlo of a spectacular; nature, but! hero Is III the unfolding! of this drama, a hearl appeal, a aim-. pltclly, a realness, Hint will hold any auriieiice. ; Also showing a comedy. THE OBSKUVER WANTS RACS SWEATERS HeavySlip-on sweaters ind jerseys in royal blue with white collarvand wrists, also in other appropirate aSVl hannoiilpus color combinations X $4.7!Uo$8.50 WestenhaveNjSc Gilbert lJlOU Ailnms Welders of THE BEST EQfJirPEO IN EAST ORE(,ON Cylinder KetrrtdliiK Cranksliuft .egrindin. Pistons, PlWton Rings, l'islon IMns Cars and Traclor Machine W are equipped ' , , for th anova work 4 LEIGHTON WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. Leighton, Prop. K 4 mm"' Vf Iir7 Wo r km an ship If yfttir ani or tines not alter it, rop; bright, new t buyiiiK u no Ronr Foley H Ik IS. 2 McCALL COMPANY Rear Foley Hotel All Metals of 111 Makes Overhauled Yfvrk kf All Kinds and Vnv.ned by exjiertl . The Foundation of Good Dress 0001) TASTE In dress must find lis first expression In the proper Corset In tho harmony if simple beautiful linos and right pniporllons, Women or ilisci lajlluulng taslo ; nil . over Ame'rl&a wear. 'La,; Camille' Corset hiTimn llii-y Rlvfi the corroct RilltuntlH nnd accent Urn unt il nil hfuuly ot the Ouro ufl no oljiop (VirwntH run. There Ih h "f.a Camllln" model that will it you pM ferlly. ijHhvo a t rial fittln nnl tin ron- l vltiiiil A nnliil.l.!., I in) .f liuiv hiimIcIr on h:nnl. rnovi; iu, k hi Mrs. Robt.Pattison, roitsi tii iei: npflid'tnrn 1 !U 2 4 Hi Si. First Mock Went of I'. th BY ALLMAN ffir dr i Hoilml, mlt'iise 4i. we on 11 or itniilav you wim I XI X I I