La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 06, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTneFitay-, T)ecembei:6,' 'IfiiM LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGfi SEYTN ' Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORl" OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. U INOLB and DR. MARGARET 1 N G L B blaeasea of women and. children a specialty. Ofice rbone alula 1U6. Rea. Phono Main 128. La Uranda National bank iiullding. PHYSICIANS AND SCItGEOJS. OR. R. J. RL'CKMAN. Dentist Room 14-16 Palmer-Jtoeach Dulldltiu-, pUona Main 70. La Grande, Oreg-on. ' DR. GEORGK R. VEHRS, Physician and Surgeon, j Rooms 18-10, Sommer Building. . Office Phone, Main 112 iResidence Phone, Black 3102. OFFICE IS REMOVED. DR. G. L. BIGGERS has remove! is offices to the New Foley Building n the third floor. Take elevator at hestnut street entrance. 11-2-tf NATURE CURE. DR. A. N. JIATVILLE Bveclallat In ctaronlo dlseaaps. Methods, Mecbano Theropy and Naturopath. Skin aod blood dlaeaaea, D"ioua dlaeaaea Chronic Headache. Eczema, Sciatica. Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel t Trouble; all kinda of Chrontc Dla eaaea successfully treated. Phone Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coolidve Bldir., opooalte Htar Theatre. Office hours, 10 n 12 a. i.,l:I0 to 6:00 p. u. Conauitat'n tree. l-ttf ATTORNEYS. OCHRAN EBERHAHD Geo. T. . Cochrtn and Colon B. Eberhard. At- tornera. La Granda National Bank : BulldlnaT. . J. KITCHEN, Attornej at I .aw . Practice In all Courta. -Offlcea i "ooma lt-32- La Grande National tank Bulldlnv, La Grande. Oregon CONTRACTORS D, J. McLELLAN Registered profes- aional Civil Engineer; surveying and - maapa. Room 12, La Grande National : Bank building. Phone Main ai. . ARCHITECTS. . B. MILLER, Architect Kooai 11 . La Grande National Bank BulHslti La Orande. Oreson. I FraterBsl Directory I. P. O. ELKS I .a Qranne lio9re No 411. Lodge meeta each Thuradaj venlng at 8 o'clock. Borne and club prmiegea cneerruiir extendea to all Mother Elka NOLAN SKIPf. uxaltea Ruler P. L. PEA RSON. Bec'y. ODERN WOODMEN OP .aJlBRtCA l uranae camp No. 771)1 me4ita on the nrat ana atnlrd Tboreday even--: Inrs of each aionth. Ir tha K. of P. f Ball.- Vlaltlng reiirntiorti olcoNB& H. C. BALI,. V. C. t JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. L F. ft A. K. La Grande Ledge No 41. A. P. A A- M.. holds regular meot- Icga Brat and third Fridays at 1:10 p. aa. cordial walcoma to all Ma' aoaa. E. R. O0TE, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. P. o. EAGLES Aerie No. 9, mOdta every Friday night at Eaglea ksal - Visiting raembera areloona. Z. LILLY, W. P. ; J. E. BIRDSELL. See. WOODMEN OF THB WORLD La Oianda Cano No. 1st. Meeta every 7 drat and third Monday at Eaglea .hall. All vlaltlnrf nelgh03ra wel coaa. Dues payable at the otnee nf . the clerk. Rooms 21-22. La Grande national tfanic muft. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. E. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. U O, O. M. La Qranaa Loagn No. tin, tjoval Order ot Moose, holds regular aeetinvs everr Wednesday night at I p. m. In lttle Hall, rest to Elks Building-, on Wednesday evenlmta. Vlaltore alwava welcome. Dues Day- able at La Grande Pharmancy and i at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store, D. E. SHANKS, Die. M. A, STILWELL, See. KNIOUTB OF PYTHIAS Red Cross . liodg-e No. 27, meets every Monday Teolns In Castle Hall (K. of P Ball), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcosae to all vliitlnE KnlKhta C. W. MOORR, C. a ' . C. U GRAHAM. K. R. B. OBSERVER VANT ADS GET RE SULTS. ... WOMAN'S BBNKFIT ABSOCIATION of . tha Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No. i 17. W. IS. ot M. lAtiet aipets first Thursday at I p. to. and third Wed . needay at 8 p. SR., at K. of P. halL Vlaltlng- Sisters welcome. NORA B. MACKEY. Commander MARJORIB EATON, Record-Keeper U. B. b. Mope Chancer No. II. O. B. B.. holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each aaonth. Vlaltlng nesabera cordlallj welcomed. HULDA miMPHRETS, W. M. FLORENrp: BACON. Bee JJR. H. O. BROWN Chiropractor Room 3, West-Jacobson Bldg. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. "Service That Restores Your Health." Miss Ruth Qniglev Tcacbei ofiP.Mio tntl (Vijlin. 908 Srnsr Street Phone Main 70o Saving Them Money Is the reason Business, Profes. lional, and Working People are keeping us busy making real tail ored suits and oreTceats for men ind women, as w-eil as makitg 3rer, dyeing, reli-ninB, claoto ind pressing old garments, rill! REASON Our Lecatlsr,: Back of the Foley Hotel Phone Black 1;:. McCALL COMPANY Want Ads WANTED. 'ANTED Sewing. Mrs. Taylor, HDL. . wnshtni'tnn An 1K-K Washington Ave in.ai Jv,tn'. " ----- t- FOR SALK UK TKAUti FOR TRADE Overland ear for lot on South Sid, 1414 Madison Ave. j n liuu .; i.-o-.iti) FOR SAI.E-Simtes hi U Grande C.Jcomeily 8taK0 sll:c;ss "V Stanislaus , tM1lorsin(, tne wa saie --Presi j 1" "" "f " State of Oregon Operative Stwe.rhime Black 207llStra.nKe nn1 ls d"00' by L1"'11 ln-.lent Harding recently saij: "I am yu. C3,-l of '"" hereby re after 5 o'clock p. 'm. 12-5-Lt,K",,;'am: , i glad to note the splendid success of .quired to appear and answer the corn-. FOR SAI,E 320 acres tillable lnndj; 4 miles from Crowley, Oregon; for ?l(i00, E. K. Stein, I.a Grande, ore. l2-o-3tp I'OR SALE CHEAP Two calves and!stern parent that he is not the mol lour cows. Phone Black :)M22. 12-3.3tp GOOD DIRT For sale at the Brewery. 12-3-8tp. FOR SALE-Dwelling house and lot f .ocateu or. me soumwesi corner oi,s,nitv How he finaM savC3 the day Main and Second streets. Must bo for tj,m ,, and in the ocess la,.ns !?ld- " interested -inquire of Arthur ja ,aur0, wrealh fnm) his stern nt w ...ia.ns, uvea; l. L. lrug Store. . ll-2o-tf FOR RiSNT FOR RENT-2-room hou.keeping apartment. 2ol0 N. 4th St. 12-5-2t?:john Gough. FOR RENT Sleeping room. '1011 Greenwoqd. 12-5-2tp; 1 UK Kfc.Nl-'riwo sleeping room?,' One down amlone up stairs. No! children. 1103 f) avenue. 12-3-4t LOST .OST One gold Eversharp pencil Phone Black 3(501, 12-3-3t ; LOST Pair of dark-rimmed glasses in black case, en Adams Ave., Sun- day, November, 13th. Finder call Red 411 or leave BjPeare's Jewelry Store. Reward. ll-23-:f MISCELLANEOUS LOARD AND' ROOM for two teach- ers. Two blocks from Central' School. 12-S-tl PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-j ton's Welding & Machine Works. I 11-29-titp1 ,, ,r, .u DR. E. G. KIRBY announces the re- moval of his offices to the thir l ; floor of the New toley, Building suite 4 opposite the post office iHKe elevator ul viiesiuui, mici:l! entrance or stairs on Adams avenue. , . , . 11-20-20-tp HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge Photoplay. - - - ' .. , buttons cSyered-half ball, full ball I IRfsjiteMM rylw- rL lhe"b, acorn and oiillet acorn styles. Mail '"""",' "8,nB..to.11.theI mJu f , orders giveSproipt mention. A)lM" shows thrillingly the firing of work luaraVeS. Onlers taken! " torf lo: It is loaded into the tube for pleating. Vjfn.' L. H. Norton.1"" chamber locked and the torpedo 906 Adams Ave. Red 711. Firstl block west of post office. '----"------------ 8-29-tf ORDERS TAKEN FOR Steam pleat- ing. Mrs. At. S.JUfteir, Adams j avenue. PhoneVBlack 1381. ! 10-27.2Gt.i HEMSTITCHrNG AND PICOT EDGE ! by Mrs. J. r. O'Oonnell, llu4 O. , avenue, or leave order at Camp-' bell Sisters, Lades' Furnishings,'! 1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf J - 'HltTttttify ! FIND IT HERE uniuiumiiiiiiii'iiii"uaiuiu'iiiii"i( 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 the Metropol- I itan Family Style Wet Wash. Thirty pounds or less ready for the line, 75c. I Vhone Black 1432, La Grande, Ore. ll-4-26tpjj Olympia Oysters The Lpttes TJ. LOTTES, Prop. ii DOINGS OF THE DUFFS LOOK WHAT I DID FOR Vou TODAV .' I WASHED AND IROfJED Tii AT SHIRT ALL MYSELF - 1 '1? m Y 1 "OIKL I.N THE TAXI" AS SCREEN' COMEDY . . ... " P""51 l " 0 oosi rarce comeuies vet produced will :be shown at the Arcade Theatre to-; jdp.y and Wedesdaya It is the latest 1 tinii. "The in thl n :ivi " National attraction, which follow . , ' . iftaiionai attraction, wnicn ioiiows Ji-l0rKani;d for n UrKe anj SU(.cessfu;i the wake of the stars' precioun farcvi . :, ,,: m nuci-rni oi, hilt mi, i-riue.a around Bertie Stewart ami ungnon Smith - P'ayed respectively by Mr. andjin iy20i to'the remarkably low loveliH weeks after the date of the fir. ',s' Cartl!r DeHavcn. Bertie's pen-l0f U4 pel. iqo.OOO. The enormous,' publication thereof against you, and if : . i- r saving ot nie renectea nv tnese ng- iing situations serves to convince his;. ii ;.i:,., r lycoddle he feared he was. I'irst crack out of the box he steals his fath - lers best clothes ami pawns them. Then he hides in taxicali hired "ii a beautiful young lady, ami finally he nmeshes a group of his father Si Hemls in a situation bordering onln js i(, tQ uffonJ UcHaven an un. , , i i.: ..i.int.. of a farceur of the first magnitude. In the supporting cast are King r..n r!.,A r,nu.l ni;a iT.,Plnn T mh cGui Mnrgalet Campbell' . . , '. irf. c,.ii .i DETECTIVES AS WAITERS GET TIPS ON MANY PLOTS; The fact that people will talk more freely over their dinners than at al l most any bther time is today rccog-l nized and widely utilized in police. circles lor me ueiecuon 01 crime ami. j criminals. Often the busiest restaur-. state8 this week, he Immediately r.nts are picked by underworld citizens I tolegrapliod his wife In Coin, an- for their haeetitig places, on the theory j pralsnK ner of ),8 rrtviil and that :that there is safety in numbers and;ho ...,lld ., be with her. The 'bustle ilt is the leader of a desperate band of crooks who is thus kept under sur - veillance in the first episode of "1'ignting fate," me latest vungrapn chapter play, wnicn win pe snown the Sherry Theatre soon. . FIGHTING SUBMARINE IN NEW PHOTOPLAY Those who have wondered how sub- marines operate will have a chance tc' satisfy their curiosity when "Wet Gold," the under-sea picture of .1 ; ..Williamson comes to the Sher ' tomorrow. The which distibuted h Gol(,.. V ' . submarine lying on , , - A,n TU l.nnf ' which is one of the latest models, 150 feet long was built specially for this 4 4 4? 4 4 Snodgrass and Zimmerman PunoriiJ Service Par lor. LiiVnrcd i'liilutl- inor, A rli bill rice. tav 'no l.llll V'"J Phone, fiii loO") Fourth St. La (1 ramie, Oregon. "fr AND DID ando Ser- Phono Xif,'bt An. A5K ANYBODY r T 1 shot out while the boat is on the sur face of the wuter. ' ' Ralph J nee directed "Wet Cold" nn.l also played the leading pail in it. Also showing u comery. President Harding Has Endorsed Sale Of Christmas Seals The fourteenth annual sale of chi iimo. i, th. w.,,. t.,i,.. rl,i . . , tiim .ntH Tl,,l ,v i),-mKl t-. j ,:n -., "stmas Eve Never before has int entire state neen so tnorougwy tnt, campa,KI, llKninst tuberculosis, as cilu. v.v h. ,ln,.lino in tw ,loni. .t . (he wrk of the NationnlTiibeicuiosi.v Association and its affiliated organi - z.ltions , ., hnnnn.r vii-o-nriilnt of th - ppsociation. mv earnest hone is th the coming fourteenth annual fee-il i m i, oi!..fnl Mil order that the splendid work may V further developed. I trust there will be a generous response to the appeal." German War Bride Se,nt To Iowa- But Can't Be Located CliARINDA, In., Deo. 6. fWhe'e la the Gerinan brldo of Floyd Pow ers, Pago ' county, Iowa, overseas soldier, whom lie wed In Germany uml spnt tn his relatives in this conn- trv ahea4 of illms,.,f? - About a year npo Powers was mar- vin,i in n nroi 1 1 Her ni ii ti irirl in the .,,, t. nt his hrlde to bis lllntner Mrs. Pearl I'owors, who veg at Con near here. Whn pnWIr. reached the Un ted.t vc weeks, and for seven nub icatiom vnmifr an i er's iiwii ner sorrowful I ..,,., pow(,..s that his bride had j never arrred In Coin. p0W(r now Is turnln, g things over , N York nn6 Washington tr at., to locat(! tlie mlstlng h-uio. ; KF.AO THE WANT ADSI LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds ot machinery, automobiles and tractors, paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of all' kinds. ' Cylinder borinjf, and oyersize pistona. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins regTound. ' ' .I ify've tis a trial - D. PTZGERALl), Prop. Welders of TOE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OKEGON Cylinder Recriiuttng Crankshaft ItcKrindlni; Pistons.-V Piston Cars and Tractors Vf are equipped LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS ' R. W. Lelchton, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Eli DONOHUE, Trop. , Blackt Phone 1241 i' She Tries VOU DO DORIS AND DIDN'T lOlLjXll '-y -i did it j t W OWNV IMmi Same Beginning. lt,t,ll:l;.,Hl.'f til ..Ml.-.. Kri- Tt..n )0 .ilscoiiinse.l 1 mise tlie'Wiianet I called you u houli. I'm head book keeper now, but I started lu us boob. SUMMONS. In the Justice of the Peace Court for Iji Grande District, Union Coun ty, Oregon. Frank Cleavinger, plaintiff, V3 Archie R. Cain und Mrs. Archie R Cain, husband and wife, defendants. - - " . . . : defendants in tile noove entitle:! action. pianu inett Kgauisi you, in tne nnove entitled court and action, within six i"" l" """"i' oiitoi, ioi mant thereof, the nlaintiff will iikiu the court for iuds;ment against you as i follows: For judgment against you, and each 'of vou. iointlv and severally for the it:sum of SS.W; together with interest thereon at ilia rate of ( per cent perl armim from and alter the I Cth day of April, 1M20, and for the forther sum of $15,00, together with interest thereon at the rate of ti per cent per annum from and after the date of the judgment herein, and for plaintiff's costs and disbursements incurred in 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 the Honornble A. C. Wil liams, judge of the above entitled court, in the l.ity of I-a Grande, Un inn County, Oregon, on T uesday, the Sth day of November, 1021, which or der directed the service of this sum- niona unon vou. bv Dublication thereof ; in the l.a Grande Evening Observer, to l;e published therein for six consecu- .(hereof, and requiring vou to uppear and answer herein, within six full weeks, after the date of the first pub- ! lieation thereof nirainst vou. v inin or l-ivsr 'uiicnunn. iiiemnv November IB. 1921. Date of Last Publication, Tuesday i December 27th. 1921. A. C. WILLIAMS. Justice of the Peace for La Grande District, Union County, Oregon Ply. Nov. in, 22, 2!), Dec, (i, 13, 20, 27. re- All Metals Uiii(,'s, Piston Pins of j AH Makes Overhauled Machine Work of All Kinds ' " 4 1 arid manned by export! foi the'abova work Fir ft Jefferson To Please I BELIEVE VOU WOULD HAVE DONE BETTER IF YOU MAD ASKED SOMEONE FIRST - IT SEEMS A TRIFLE STIFF 0'- L- AW ' f.f r-. Tk- "X iL .1 IOJ IJi'y'JK Buckingham and Hecht Shoes Army Style ' (Honular Mi(irf.on last in the .('ani ons Indian Tan.') , $".!).) Service SlAe, (plain too and n.) Army St reettSlioe, (A calf dress sli::c built on the full armyvlmisoii las't'.) 7.."0 liuckiiiK-hain atidMlecht Kull N'eal Kip sr lor wini er 'wear. WESTENHAVEfi 1309 Adams Ave. CAN'T FIND A BUYER? IIP THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE ii are not so unbusinesslike ns they are pictured. Nowadays most housewives nianaae the home as elTicientlv as f. e husbaiils run their 1 One fP tlie sijcns wife is I hoiu.selijjld 1 Such ;4ji lU'cnnnt able recifctl of expenditures, eliminates the writtlu receipt and in general makes the lmsb;li(l ability. United States National Bank 4 4? 4" 4- 4-4-4-4? 4 4 'l I s I'M .mm L J . 1 I f I , I I .11 I 1 V I USED 5TARCH SO IT WOULDNT SOIL SO EASILY- Y mm "Pa.-s" 1.50 to 12.21 ll makes it unsurpassed 8 GILBERT La Grande, Ore. TRY AN OBSERVER AD -7 The Ladies! God Bless 'Em". business. of an ef.l'icient house checkint: account. provides an indisput respect his -wife's business 1 it 4 4 4 4 4 4 41 4-4-4 4 4 4 W The Foundation, of Good Dress GOOD TASTE In dress must find Its first expression In the proper Corset In the harmony if simple, beautiful linos and right proportions. Women of discriminating (ante all over America wear 'La Camille' Corset because they give the correct silhouette and accent the nat ural bpauty of the flRure as no other Corsets can. There ls a "La Camillo" model that will fit you perfectly. l Have a trial fitting and be con i l vlnced. A complete line of now l'' models on hanii. iti;n S22i Mrs. Robt. Pattison, COIiNKTIKRR 1702 Oak, Corner of Spring PY AlLMAN HOMEY, A 5 A LAUMDRES5 Your work stands ALONE ' rj S4 1 4 liliil!ili'lsyi '' I' '- - ' - ''-