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Tuesday, November 29, 1921. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE. I, - 1 it' Classified Want Ads BOOKMAKERS WANTED. PROFESSIONAL DIUKCTOItY 1 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 'ANTED Sewing. Mrs. Taylor,! Ant. 7. Washington Apts. 11 Washington Ave. STILL IT II office by letter or by telephone iiml;you, ar.d each of you, are hereby ro the sender will atill be on the. gafi-jtniircd to appear anil answer the' com slde. plaint filed against you, in the above On the other hand the bookmaker entitled court and action, within six may not take any hard eash in hlsinll weeks after the date of the fir t office, but a bookmaker standing on ' publication thereof against you, and if tho race curse can tako any pay out money to any punter w ithout mo-lestrutt:u. DR. J. i. INOL.E and DR. MAROAItEl INGLE LtueaHfs ot woman und children a Bptsciulty. OUca Phono Main 106. Ilea, Wiotio Main 1'C. La Grande National Batik Building. PHYSICIANS AND Sl'RGEOJfl. OR, R. J. RUCXMAN, DentlBt ftoom 14-16 Valmer-Uoesch Building-, plione Main 70. La Grande, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE DR. GEORGE It. VEURS, Physician and Surgeon, Rooms 18-19, Sommer Building. Office Phone, Main 112 'Residence Phone, Black 3102. FOR SALE NS. M. WILLIAMSON Professor of practical and clinical midwifery 1617 Fourth street. Phone Black . 451.. 10-M-2Gtp NATURE CTRE. OR. A. N. MAYV1LLE Specialist In Chronic dlsoaaea. Methods. Mechano- Theropy and Naturopath. Bkln and blood diseases. n,'oua dlaeaaea Chronic Headache, Eczema, 8clatlca, Appendicitis, Constipation, Uowct Trouble: all kln.le of Chronic Dl- eases successfully treated. Phoue Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coolldwe BldK., opposite Star Theatre. Office hours. 10 13 bd.,1:S0 to 6:00 p. m. Conauitat1' tree. l-4tf ATTORNEYS. COCHRAN EHERHARD Geo. T iVnhKn mnA Cnlnn H. Eborhard. At- ' torneya. La Grande National Bank Bulldlnar. . .t. riTPFEN. Attorney at Law Practice In all Court, offices rooma 7.I-2X- La Grande National Bank Building. La Grande. Oregon CONTRACTORS i t rnT.mr.T.AK Ttctrlatered rjrofos- tonal Civil Ewrlneor: surveying and aeapa. Room 12, La Grande National Bank building. Fhoue juain vi. ARCHITECTS. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, delivered, 10.50. Phone Black tMOL ll-28.3tp FOR SALE OR TRADE Fifteen head Lincoln ewes. Phone Black 1391. ll-28-3tp -Pigs, runners 44. 11-28-Ct LONDON, Nov. 2ft. Despite the recent betting by check case In th-' 10-31-26tp H.-use of Lords, whereby the recov ery of bets paid by check was miuw rossibleti bookmakers here do not anticipate many applications for the return of their money or that many complications will ensue as a result of the decision. An agitaltcn has recently been started with the ohjeect of li.'gnlla ing the system of batting by check and the National Sporting League, to which practically all bookmakers uro affiliated, has made arrange ments with two prominent members of parliament lo( introduce in thej House ot Ccimnons a snori um u that subject. A hill with the object in view has already be.'n introduced to tho House ot Lords. The Judgment that a bet paid by chuck can be recovered by the man who pays it camo at first as a bomb shell to the gambling fraternity but. In the light ot subsequent happen-' inps, it has appeared to them to be a blessing in disguise Inasmuch as it has shewn up what they regard as the many anomalies which exist un der the present betting laws ot Great Britain. The Lord Chancellor (Lord Birkenhead) when he was delivering judgment in the case referred to said he would Bupport any bill to revise tho gaming act. The position at present is that the envernriient allows ' betting under certain conditions. A person deslr-j ous of placing a bet must not hand a slip of paper with tho bet thereon to a bookmaker In the street or any nublic place, but he may put the FOR RENT Two very desirable 3;ime words on a government tele- sleeping rooms. Close in. Phono graph form and send it over the gov you foil so to answer and appear, for want thereof, the plaintiff will pray the court for judgment against you as lol'.ows: For judgment against you. and each of you, jointly and severally for the sum ot SS'iil, together with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 0th day of April, 1!)20, and" for the further sum of Sl'i.OO, together with Interest thereon r.t the rate of 0 per cent per NFW MY() FILM jnnnum from and after the date of the HAS MANY THRILLS I judgment herein, and for plaintiff's costs ami uisnursements incurred in APPLES Fine, delicious, cull apples. $1.00 box. Jonathans, from 50c to $1.00. Eellflowers, from 50c to $1.25. L. Stilwell. Red 201. i 1-20-t f FOR SALE Dwelling house und lot located on the southwest corner of Main and Second streets. Must bo sold. If interested inquire of Arthur C. Williams, over L. & L. Drug Store. 11-25-tf A huge liner burning to the water's edge in mid-ocean, and then swallowed by the waves; a tropic hurricane which lashes n schooner and threatens its de- stiuction; a mutiny at sea; a terrific fight between the master of a ship anil a score of fear-crazed Lascars and Kanakas; a tiny babe tossed on the waves supported by a bit of, wic;kage; a leap from a high cliff into the shark infested waters of the South Pacific these uro but a few FOR SALE Dry pine wood, four feet lengths, $8.; "'-in. lengths, ?1U, delivered. PI Black 3991. ll-24-6tp FOR SALE J ska Hair Seal Moc casins. Raw v irs. Highest prices paid. Also fine Elk Teeth for saU. 1510 Adams avenue. Chris Miller. 11-19-tf FOR RENT this action, and for the sale of proper. ty attached in this action, to-wit: one piano. This summons Is published against you, by virtue of an order made and entered by tho Honorable A. C. Wil liams, judge of the above entitled court, in the City of I,a Grande, Un ion County, Oregon, on Tuesday, tho Kth day of November, 1921, which or der directed tho service of this sum mons upon you, by publication there )fj QLLIDAY UGGESTI0NS lAill Thread Silk Hose, 2 pair .Filire Silk Hose, 15 pair Keini-Knll Fashioned assuii!iiient, 3 pah 1.25 $1.00 $2.00 of the outstanding features of " rhMn the La Grando Evening Observer, to Shark Master," the romance 01 tile . lw published therein for six consccu-. South Seas, in which Frank Mayo i-1 Liv-o weeks, nnd for seven publications , to be seen nt the Arcade Theatre " j thereof, and requiring you to appear I Wednesday una inursuny. 8nu answer herein, within six full Frank IMuyo has a somewhat differ ent role in "The Shark Master," but one which permits him to exorcise both his histrionic skill and his two fisted ability. His leading lady is May Collins in the role of The Flame Flower, while other important roles are portrayed by Doris Dcane, Her bert Fortier. "Smoke" Turner, Nick DeRuiz, Oliver Cross nnd Carl Silvcri.. j"vL-ss, alter me uiue 01 ine ursi pub lication thereof against you. Pate of First Publication. Tuesdnv November 15. 1921. Date of Last Publication, Tuesday ! December 27th, 1921. I A. C. WrLLIAMS, Justice of the Peace for La Grande! District,. Union County, Oregon.1 Dly. Nov. 15,22, 29, Dec. 6, 13, 20, 27.1 Black 21. FOR RENT Four nice large rooms witli Universal range, some little furniture with same. Private toilet and bath, over Palace Confectionery. To permanent tenant at reasonable rent. Ask Al Cain or O. E. Silver thorn. . n-28-at 11-28-tf Urnment wires at the usual tariff without fear of being arrested. It may be sent to the bookmaker s j. B. MILLER. Architect Roocs 11 La Orande National Bank Bulldnle La Grande. Oroson. FOR P.ENT apartment. Black 1041. -Four room furnished 1G02 Wash. Phono 11-21-tf OFFICE IS REMOVED. DR. G. L. BIGGERS has removed is offices to the New Foley Buildin n the third floor. Take elevator at hestnut street entrance. 11-2-tf The Angora club of Astoria com plains to the state forester that a mile oof frail leading to saauie mountain has been completely destroyed by log. ging operations. Fraternal Directory B. P. O. BLKB La Orande Loire No. 411. Lodge meeta each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully extended to at) ft-nther IDlka. NOLAN V. L. SKIFF. Exalted Ruler PEARSON, Bee y. MODERN WOODMEN OF AWBRKJA La uranoe camp ",o. yiv aiv.n. u the flrat and tultd Thursday ovfn ln of each aior,th. IP th- K. of P. Ef.lL Vlaltlnit Keltfrtltortf .-MlCOMa. H. C. BALL. V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerlt. L. r. ft A. M. La Orande Ledge No ai a r. ja a. m.. holda regular meet- in., a r.t and third Friday, at 7:X0 p. aa. Cordial welcome to all Ha- E. R. GTTTE. W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Seo. r. o. kagles Aerie No. HI, mcta every Friday night at Eaglea toll Vl.ltlriB" members weloume. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. BIRDSELL, Sec. WOODMEN OF THB WOP.LO La Grande CaaiD No. 161. Meotaovery rot and third Monday at h.ag.. nail. aii . 1. 1 . ... o -- . com. Duel parable at the olflce i'l the clerk. Rooma 21-23, La Grande National Bank Bldg. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk, FOR RENT Light ' housekeeping rooms. ' Call 1402 O. 11-21-tf LOST STRAYED One red cow, brockle face, branded lazy Z quarter circle, left hip, half under-bit left car. One red Jersey cow with some white spots, with calf at footi branded Y (with J tail on Y) on right hip, under bit in each car, or dove tail One red and white yearling steer branded combination quarter cir cle three cross (backwards) on right ribs, no ear marks. One black pole yearling heifer, one light roan two-year-old heifer branded cross bar S on left hip, left ear crop, right car split. Write Harry Coalwell, Perry, Oregon. ll-28-3tp I FIND IT HERE 1 KmmtnniiiiiMiiiiimrmnrmt SUMMONS. In the Justice of the Peace Court for La Grande District, Union Coun ty, Oregon. Frank Cleavinger, plaintiff, vs Archie R. Cain and Mrs. Archie U Cain, husband and wife, defendants. To Archie R. Cain and Mrs. Archie R. Cain, husband and wife, and mimed as defendants in the above entitled action. In the name of the Stale of Oregon WAJIUHAL-IFIIY Banntecd by 3(1 yer Mrvlc io minions of American.. mk wondcra for your f'V ""Wing, cough, chronic oiarrh. head- FREEWA'11 ""e.noio. etc. TrMlmeni?Wv dAKlll' lia o receipt v"' v. jwir iioiuv an. iigna KONDON Hloneapalls, Mian. METROPOLITAN . FAMILY Style wet wash laundry. Unparalleled service. Phone Black 1432, La Grande, Oregon. . ll-28-2Gt,) Everyone who has tried it appreciat es the conveniences of tho Metropol itan Family Style Wet Wash. Thirty pounds or less ready for the line, 75c. "hone Black 1432, La Grande, Ore. ll-4-2Ctp ORDERS TAKEN FOR Steam pleat ing. Mrs. M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams avenue. Phone Black 1381. 10-27.26t. TIES Knitwcnv .... (Vavals Kour-in-irands , Sta-ti NoVeltv Wear 7.V to $1.50 50c ... 20c to $1.7.") . '().-),. th $2.00 ... 50c to $1.50 HANDKERCHIEFS A complete line jn cotton n-reevized, linen and silk in fancy, initial.1 and plain' designs, 5c 'to 50c NOVELTIES . A complete line of assorted mens' wear, each a suitable iiiwl useful gift. All Holiday j!''ls may be had in special Christ mas bnxes,'iipon ' request. WESTENHAVER 8 GILBERT 1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractor re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistona. Crankshafts, Pistona and Piston Pins rcgroutd. Giv us a trial D. FlirZGERALD, Prop. With the New Telephone System a large part of the telephone, numbers will be rhnngied. Therefor we advise subscribers not to advertise telephone numbers. LOST Purse at Zuber Hall, Saturday 1 1 night. Call Red 1151. Reward. V. ' Patrick. ll-28-2tpi LOST -Pair of dark-rimmed glasses'' in black case, en Adams Ave., Sun-1 day, November 1 3th. Finder call j J Red 411 or leave at Peare's Jewelry ji Store. Reward. ll-2:Vf ;i . r r m r - n..n.a 1-firfir. NO. Bfitf Loyal Order ot Mooae, holds rogu'ar ... w.Hn..iliiv n cht at I p. as. In Eagle Hall, r.eit to Elks Building, on Wednesday evenlnca. Vlaitora alwaya welcome. Duca pay able ot La Grande Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. M. A STILWELL, Sec. MISCELLANEOUS m-NTOHTH OF PTTHIAB Red Cross Lodge No. 17. sneets every Monday ri- in r..tlA llflll (K. of P Hall), at I p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knlghta C. W. MOOItK, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. 8. OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RE SULTS. DR. E. G. KIRBY announces the rc-,J moval of his offices to the thirl I floor of the New Foley Building,! suite 4, opposite the post office, j Take elevator at Chestnut street J entrance or stairs on Adams avenue. : I ll-2G-2-tp , WOMAN'S BKNEK1T ASSOCIATION ot the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No 17, W. 13. of M. Lodge meet a first Thursday at p. m. and third Wed neaday at 8 p. as., at K. of P. ball. Visiting Sisters welcome. NORA B. MACKEY. Commander MARJOUIE EATON. Record -lt.eper O. B. B. Hope Chapier No. IB, O. L. B.. bolda stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each saontb. Visiting members ccrdlail """"miLDA HUMPHREYS.. W. U FIjORENCK BACON. Sec, DR. H. O. BROWN Chiropractor Room 3, West-Jacobson Bide Hours 1 :00 to 5 :00 p. m. "Service That Restores Your Health.' I WILL COMMENCE GIVING Golf J Lessons November 29th in the Y. M. C. A. I will be glad to hear J from those who are intending tak- rng lessons. Geo. H. Eddy. J ll-Zb-Jtp HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge buttons covered half hall, full ball jj acorn and bullet acorn styles. Mail i orders given prompt atntion. All J work guaranteed. Orders taken I for pleading. Mrs. L. H. Norton, J 906 Adams Ave. Red 711. First I block west of post office. , 8-29-tf J . HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE J by Mrs. J. P. O Connell, 11U4 O. ; avenue, or leave OTder at Camp- J bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, i 1305 Adams avenue. 8-22-tf ! Worthy We aave proven that we sre worthy of the public's sonfidence. Our equipment Is dignified and genteel. We plan our servlcos carefully and execute them consclen. tlously. Snodgrass and 7 Z-immerman Funeral Directors 1505 Fourth St. Phone, Main 62 Night Phone, ; Main 743 ' Private Ambulance Service CLYDE E. roOIEnMAS, Licensed Embalmer DRI-S S MA K I N G M rs. Washington Ave, Hunt, 1701 I 10-10-2ti.'. Welders pf Ail Metals IH3 BEST EQUIPPED EAST OREGON Cylinder Recjiitding Crankshaft RcgrindlnE Pistons, Piston Rings, Piston Pins Cars and Tfiiciors of All Makes Overhauled Mtehlae Work of All KInda Wa are fjuipped and manned by experta for the above work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS ' R. W. Leighton, Prop. Home Independent Telephone Co. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ED DONOHUE, Trop. Phone, Black 1241 Fir & Jeffersoj ' ML M mm Nil, v, , fwr j i trr .i 'i i 'U-aSr- The; Foundation of OOOD tabtei in dross must, find Its first expression In the proper Corset In the harmony if simple, beautiful lines and right proportions. , Women of discriminating taste all over America wear 'La Camille' Corset because they give the correct silhouette and accent the nat ural beauty of the figure as no other Corsets can. There Is a "La Camilla" mnAt , v -. ... M l ".www. 1UUL Will ,'.i'-'i?!tH 1 nt you perfectly. I Have a trial fitting and be con vinced. A complete line of new models on nana. It ED 8221 Mrs. Robt.Pattison, (JOIlMlllfcllH , 1702 Oak. Corner of Spring Miss Ruth Qniglev Teacher of P.t.no tnd Violin. 908 Spring Street Thone Main 705 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom.i wi&n you'd sr.?. if you cam fix that wash5tahd faucet im the eath room - IT RONS ALLTHE TIME Saving Them Money Is the reason Business, Profes. lional. and Working People are beeping us busy making real tail ored suits and overcoats for men ind women, as well aa making over, dfelng, relining, cleaning nd pressing old garments. THE REASON Our Location: Back of the Foley Hotel Phone Black McCALL COIiPANY v;cli,1T Ou&HT TO : f .... -..JTh i il ,2 u i. I I I Ht I I r. Ill I i 1 n w '.;-n tvi! it hi r : m - Jr 'f , I t I 1 1 I 1 I i I ; , I II ' OH.HELEN. I CAWT FIX THIS THING-I HAVEN'T ANY TOOLS! I'LL CALL UP THAT PLUrlSER THE SYR LET MERE AMD , HAVE HIM VO IT VTi?.t a Gccd Turn Will Do Ll BY ALLMAN "fc- This IS YOUR Ni(3Hroi?,Mr?.0OFF UP THE STREET HERE" SAY, 4 ONE OF OUR WTEK FAUCETS IS LEAKIMG A iTTLE-CAU YOO COME UP AMD IK IT RI6HT AWAY IT'S JUSTAHI'LE JOB-ONLY TAKE You A MINOT. - ALL RlGH i- DON'T FO(?GET VouR Tools : " : irr- yi l f mm v it That soft TALK VIOfVT SAVE YOO I AMYTHING t-t, i ir THERE'S NOTHIMG THE MATTER WITH THE FAUCET OMLV IT WASN'T . turned off! I 1 i ill i i -t. iin.i r u-sr..m -' i