.PXGI3 STIVES
Thpsi1:v-; JittiiTai'v A,1 1922
LA 0TIAXDT3--EVEXTXO OBSERVER
Classified Want Ads .tetj
11 " ' L J
WANTED.
WANTED Young men, women, oyei
17, desiring government politique
$1110 monthly, write for free list of
positions now open. R. Terry (form
er Civil Service Examiner), li'2i!
Continental Bldg., Washington, D
C. l-2-2tp
WANTED Household goods; farm
machinery, buggies, wagons and
hacks. Ranges, stoves, musical in
struments. Wa get you. on-fourth
T more for your goods. Surely you
have something for sale. Orayagc
costs nothing. The Francis Chain
Brokerage stores.. Corner Fir and
Monroe streets.. 12-31-tf
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTKOrATHIO PHYSICIANS
1NGLK anU Dit. .MAIM.AKKT
tflrtin a ppclnlly. (Ifflcn I'hone Mailt
, KHi. Hew. l'h one Main 12U. Ua, ur untie
'National Hunk Huililintf.
i 1MYSI( IANS AM) SUUIX)S
DH. Ii. it. HIIOWN 'hiroprai;tor.ltin
:l. WoHl-JacoliSon UUk. ltours! :
tn r :UU p. in. "Service Time riowtorea
Your Health."
Hit. XI. J. JUIOK.MAM. IVnllMt. .
r 14-15 rnliner-ltofwh HiililinfT,
-:MhIti 70. La Granilo, Oregon.
Hoom
phorut
OKO., 11. YUHJtH. l.. D. liHiiernl Kurtr
, prv, Office over Silv!rtborii's. tiffin'
. phono Main 112; residence phone
ynin r.8t. - ,
NATLKK Cl'KK
OH. A. N. MAY VHJjK Specialist in
i chronic dlseoHen. Mm hods, Mecha'no
. Th4rHDV and Nnlurouath. Skin and
blood dlseafew, nurvoiiH diseases,
f OhronlQ Headache, ICczemn, Sciatica.
( ApiH'iiti io.it in, t onsupiuion, nowni
Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dioeuw-
en HUUitOfls fully treated. Phone Main
xna. lfoom 1. 2. H. suconu floor Cool-
ido Tlldp;., opposite Star Theatre. OT
: fic houi-K. 10 to 12 n. in.. 1:30 to 5:1)0
f p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-lf
DR. J. K. WOODKUL, Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous end chronic
' diseases a pdgoiuHv. Snilti 20. Ponr
' mcr I. Ids. Over Silverlhorn's. Orflce
hours. 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. mp., 7
' to S eveninfffl. 12-24-lm
ATTORNEYS
COl'HKAM and. KHKUHArtn Oo. T
Cochran ami Colon It. l-'bMrhnrd, At
torney!,. La Grande National Kaalt
Bulldioir.
R. J. KITCHB.W Attorney nl law.
Practice in oil court,. Orrirrex, rooms
21-22. La Ctrandn National Bank
Kuilrilmr, La Grande. Oregon.
CONTltACTOltS
D. J. McLELLAN Urnlirtered profes
sional Civil Knprlneer; surveying: and
tnnps. P.ooni 12, La Grande National
Hank KulldiiiK. I'hone .Main SI.
AltCHlTECTS
C. U. Miller. Architect. Itoom 11, Ln
Grande National Bank Building. La
' Grande, Oregon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodpe No. 8:,0.
iLoyal Order of Moose, holds regular
meetings every Thursday nlpht at
p. in., at Odd Follows' Hall. Visitors
nlwnvs welcome. Dues payable nt
La Grande 1'harmncy and at- J. G.
'Holm's Grocery Store.
D. E. .SHANKS. Die.
' M .A. STILWKLL, Sec.
11. 1. O. ELKS La Grande Lod?e No.
433. Lodtre meets eacli Thursday ev
ening nt U o'clock. Home and club
priviteKes cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks. , ,
NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted Ruler
F. L. PEARSON, Secretary.
MODEliN WOODMEN OF AMEHICA
I.a Grande Camp No. 770:i meets on
the first and third Thursdoy even
inas of ench month, in the K. of P.
Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome.
H. C. BALL. V. C.
" JAKE ItOSTOCK, Clerk.
i. 1'.- and A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. F. and A. M.. holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays a
7:30 p.. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
E. n. GITYE. W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
F. O. EAGL.EH Aorle No. 2r,, meets
everv Frldnv night at Engk'8 Hall.
Visiting members welcome.
A. LILLY, W. P.
J. E. BinnsELL, See.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD Ln
Grande Camp No. IB". Meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
l.nil til .i.ninr iilirhhors we come.
Dues nnvnhle nt the office of the
if clerk. Rooms 21-22. La Grando Na
tional Bank Uldg. n
JOHN" SCOTT, C. C.
II. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OK l'VTHIASIted Cross
i lanugo No. 27. meets every .muhuh)
evening in Cnstlo Hsll (K. of r.
llnll). at S p. in. A Pythian welcomo
. to all visiting Knights.
C. W. MGOIii:. C. C. I
C. L. GltAH AM. K. n. S.
WOMKN'H HKNBKIT ASSOCIATION of
ine .Maccaoees. i. ,.n,im ,
'7. v. R. A. of M. Lodge meets first,
i Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
k nesdny at R p. m.. at K. of 1.
i Visit Ins Sisters welcome;
.MAKJOItlH KATON,
Record Keeper,
r-H-TStSf cMioi- ?h.K; , ' Give us a trial Phone, Black 1211 T.lt fttaoo Lj, U
I WuX D. FITZGERALD, Proa. J I? (tff l
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'lWCN(eTBSBOTf Thw Trail Of The Pltle Y AxLMAN fJf?Kl
TRIMMINGS OFP OF VT lV SUv$ f? K 1 1 vXxMi' il i
i
FOll SALE OR TRADE
FOR-- SAKE Barinim . Five-room
( furnished house, two, lots, bam, im
Proments. Easy teems . Phone
404R. - . 1-2-3.
FOR SALE; Potatoes-rown on the
Sanif, Ridge. .. Graded when dug.
Price yi-W par . cwt.f at Pacii'ic
Produca Co -.wanehouse. One- sack
to as many aV- wanted. L. L. Mc
Kennon.. ' lj-31-tf
FOR. SALE- r IG-lnch apple treeinnol in thB armv. and "Woman's Man"
wood. Phone 350.1..
u-n-btp
FOR SAL!
rDwelling house, and lot,
located on
southwest corner of
MB n ana seeono streets.- Must baj
" "'eJ inquire ot Aiinuricar in an Arizona (iancc halIi Bnd ,at
v.. nuiiuuia,. W.u, urug
Store.
11-25-tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-r-Bedro.
idljit
1512-AdamB.
12-3 0-tf
FOR RENT One . five-room house
with bath. 1420 S avenue.. No Chil
dren. One two-room. houBe, no chil
dren. ' One- three-room, house, no
children. See J. L. Mara, 1804
Greenwood., . . 12-2'J-tf.
HOUSE FOR EBNT. Furniture for
sale separately,! 1705 Cedar street
Phone 34UW. N
12-24-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
MRS. M. WILLIAMSON. Profes.
sor of prac'cicaNunjtJ clinical Mid
wifery. 2124 Adams. Phone 332J.
- ... . ' . 12-2S-lm
HAULING ANY TIME Ashes, rub
. bish,, tin cans, hauled.. Call 149 3.
Prices reasonable. 12-0-2Gtp
DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN sew
ing. Prices reasonable. 1800 E.
Penn Ave.
12-10-20tp'
HIGHEST P1RICES PAID for raw
furs. Write for price list. North
west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., 75
Yesler Wav, Seattle, Wash. v
12-10-2mp.
PUBLIC STEVOi
RAPHER at Leigh-
ton's Weldin
Machine Works.
12-'16-2Gt
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
, . r r n . t ' .. 1 1 1 . . . f
avenue, or -leavt -order at Camp
bell Sisters, vJdies' Furnishings,
1305 Adams avVnue, 8-22-tf
HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge
buttons covered half ball, full ball'
-acorn and bul!t corn styles-. Mail
orders given prtpi ipt attention. All
work guaranteV . Orders taken
for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,
906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. . First
block west of post office.
8-29-tf
ORDERS TAKEN tFOIl Steam pleat
ing. Mrs. M. E.Chlf, 1702 Adams
avenue. Phone Black 1381.
10-27.26t.
ffl'ltlHf tti ft
FIND IT HERE
ALL. THOSE WHO AKr, going to join
the Golf Class will kindly let me
hear from them at once, so that I
can line up my appointments. Geo.
H. Eddy, Golf Instructor. 12-0-4t
I GRIND YOUR Wheat or Corn at
reasonable , prices .and guarantee
satisfactory (lorn Ileal and Whole
Wheat FlourA Arh now blending
three grades Vf Wheat to produce
one of the besA wnole wheat flour.?
obtainable. H.YyLcwis, 402 Third
street. , 12-31-tf
" OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractors
paired, overhauled and rebuilt ,
Ascetylene welding ol alf kinds.
Cylinder boring and vat'size pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins regronnd.
' Give us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Proa.
"WOMAN'S MAN" ONE OF
1 THE SEASON'S SUCCESSES
One of the season's successes will be
seen at the Star Theatre Wudnesday
and Thursday in the photoplay, "Wo
man's Man." This feature stars ,Ro
niaine Fielding, one of the best knowj;
actor in. America.
Romnine Fielding has been out of
pictures for the last three years. Du
ring the war he was a Lieutenant Col-
lis his first picture since his discharge
from the army.
Velvet , Bebnn
cn.stnrfl Willi Mr
Fielinp; in "Woman's Man." She is an
attractive girl who will be peon in two
characters. First, as the Mexican dan.
er a, , societv irl in Mew York Citv
There ar3 several big thrilU in this
'picture. The first one is the big train
pek where two trains have a head
on collision and pile up in a gigantic
wreckage.. This is a big moment in
the picture and is bound to produce
many thrills. There are a number of
well known players supporting the
stars in "Woman's Man," all of whom
ale well known to the patrons of the
Stan Theatre.
CLUE'S BEST AT SHERRY'S
TODAY ANU TOMORROW
Monte Bluo, the big Westerner who
jmnde a distinct success recently in
tRc Cecil DeMille production of "Some
thing to Think About," has probably
the strongest role in his. screen car
een in the Charles Moigne production
of "The Kcntuckians,'1 the well known
John I' ox, Jr., novel. He enacts the
role of Bnono Stallard, a Kentucky
mountaineer, who goes to the legisla
ture with the ambition of winning
emancipation for his fellowmon.
No sooner does he attend a sea.
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No
850, Loyal Order of Koose, holds
regular meetings every Thursday
night at 8 p. m. nt Odd Fellows'
Hall. The Women's Moosehcart Le
gion meets second and fourth Thurs
days of each month. Moose I-egion
of the World meets second Monday
of each month. Visitors always wel
come. Dues payable at La Grande
Pharmacy and tot J, G. Holm's Grocery-
Store. 1
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
, M. A. STILWELL, Sec.
Annual Stockholders' Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nua meeting of the stockholders of
the United States National Bank of
La Grande, 'Oregon, will be held at
their banking Tooms'on Tuesday, Jan
uary 10, at twi p. m for the purpose
of electing a Board Vf directors for
the ensuing yeas and'for the purpose
of transacting anv other business that
triay come beforeVhe Vneeting.
(signed) T. SCROGGIN,
Cashier.
12-10-30t.
Notice of Stockholders' Annual
Moeting.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the La Grande National Bank will be
held at theirbanking house in La
Grande, OregonVon Tuesday, January
1 10th, 1922, at tfrfc hour of ten o'clock
a m. At this meeting a Board of
i Directors will be kelctted to serve for
tho ensuing year ad such other bust
ness will bo transact
'das may proper-
lv come before the
meeting.
MEYERS,
Cashier.
F.
2-10-30t
Miss Ruth Qnigley
Teacher if Pit.no tfnd
'iolin.
90A Srinir Street
Plkrfie Main 705
ion of tho j?Lsluturo thuii ho tun 'who utwmiwd hUirkuy a Harbor, on.
a .clash with ltuiidulph Marsh.il., nith lttu.-'a roturn from u xoeni
Kentucky aristocrat,, who vow that
the onlv w.iv to got order iuU the!
,,., ,a M.ma ; .iwriint ihellius nhuoui ioco vttrt'd from.
niountuinucts' country. A feud in the
mmintam. ......... s.nlln.J tn fU to
his Dttonlc und he do mo nitrates bu -
I .
'cessfully that he can rule them. When
, he returns to Frankfort, plunning to
...dr k..n,l f tha mnmnr'a dauirh-1
Iter in murriage, ho is brought to alCargon mines and ,Bient two days.
sudden realization of the difference with tho.J. S. Robo family. Ho car-
between
hA mmmUnnPorB and the
Blue Grass people and refrains from'.!. L. Williams and John Kodgera,
any such step and the picture closts
with the assumption that Marshall
wins the girl.
Also showing a comedy.
STARKEY FOLKS
ENJOY
(SprrWl to The Observer) 1
STARKEY, Jan. 2. Ward RmltU
went to La Grande last wee't to
hrlng in a loud of hogs .he had
bought. . . !
A Christinas dlnnor tit the Sol
Twidwell . plnuo last week will be
remembered, f ing by nil present.
Gooso and tiitkoy and all the. trlui-
niiuRS were on the bill jul faro.
Among thoao fortunate enough to
attend the Christmas meal' at the
Twidwell homo were Alvln Thorn
burg nnd Sam Nixon.
Fred . Holllko enjoyed , n. fine
Christmas dlnnor at tliol,Ij0" lnK"
ham homo. .
Jack Stnrrlo htis returned from
his trip to Dolso. v
Mr. and Mra. Ray Noyso return
ed from a visit of several days In
La Grande, having, spent Chrlstinaa
there, '.
Alvin Thomburg is how aboutl
out of hla job that of doing chores
for his neighbors, who went away
during Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Joyn Wells nnd lit
tlo son, "Tlgor," were In Lit Grande
last Tuesday.
Sam Nixon is recovering from a
severe cold. He wns ninong those
HOLIY
The Reason fob our Substantial Growth
is our Substantial. Service
. y.-j.'
. , J a a a
y jT i7 J J
AT THE CL0SE; OF CWE OF THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL YEARS IN
THE IITSa'OKT'OF Tms BANK
AND AT TI IE ftVWN OE THE .4NEW
YEAR"
THIS
OJTOR1
PRESSING OU1
CIATION XD
MA NY FR1 ffiXl )r AND GUSTO N I ICRS
who havfAbyJtiieir JUSTNESS
AFFH JATIOk 'ONTli I BUTE 1 ) TO
OUR HEALTHY ANI) STEADY
GROWTH. ;
United States
LaDrande,Ore,
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE. HOUSE FURNISHERS
ED DONOHUE, Tro-p.
Phone, Black 1211
mimuw nuwuuu iui
Haipli Sullivan's siiiull boh.
l.psllo,
his UN
nutw.
Mr 8. Uuby. Robertson ami bahy
" - vame homo to miend rhristniuHj
i" -.. "
.HrlKBS..
t'luu-Je I)anUls came down from
-.1.1. ......... i ,wl Ml.- W'ltl i
rleil IHB mall UHCK Ul u.u ira.ei
who aro cuiuped at sheep runvh
hla way hack, "
Henry Denfor writes from Sot
Lake that he is improving and ahlo
to Hit up since his operation.
Miss Marttaret Johnson has taken
up hyr duties at the schoj) hero.
Taka Your Choice.
A face specialist says that the shape
of the nose can be altered by pui-ulUn
wax. A simpler method, of course,
is ly whacks of the fist. .
In Another Sense.
She "Before we were married you
said you couldn't do enough for me."
lie "Well, I guess time has proved
that I was right."
Women
Made Young
Bright cye3, a clear skin and a body
fuU ofVouth and health tnay ba
vours ifVou will koep your ay stem
In orderly regularly taking
The world'3 sta:il;r.iemcuy n:r
livof, bladder ur.d tMi acU trcu'.JUc, i..o
cnomiea cf ani looks. In uao
1696. All druccts, throo tiMS.
'or tl nn CoM Mect.l on m 1
M& accent - ioiilatwia
Happy
New
Year
WISH TO TAKE
UNITY Ol? EX-
i SINCERE APPRFr-
plANKS TO OUR
National Bank
V , w
Ov
"Uhibn
95c
WESTENHAVER ft GILBERT
1309 Adara3 Ave. La Grande, Ore.
Welders of
THE BEST EQUIPPED
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft Rcgrindlng
Pistons, , Piston Rings,. Piston Pins
'7 ,
Cars and Tractors of All Makes Overhauled
Machlae
Wa are squlpped and nunned by ezpcrU
for the above work
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
RvW. Leighton, Prop. .
The American people nve a. great people
whose : passion is to get results. . Therefore,
we have installed one of the best equipped
switchboards obtainable for the express pur
pose of giving you the best telephone service.
Home independent
Telephone Co.
ai-HaB"ll'a"la,aaaalBI
'Pcnrnincnt as Uie I,yftnlldJl,,
CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY
Manufacturers
CEMENT PRODUCTS
BEWKIl AXD AVATFIl IIPK CUI-VEUT PIPM
HOI.IOW IILOCK ("KMK.NT HIIOH
WLLL C'VltlllMl MA1)H IN HKtTIONS
HOLLOW HLIIjUI.NO HLOrKH
I'HO.NB MAIN 120 l'actory tlMuntl C
eralls
Made
All Metals
Work of All Kinds
The Foundation of
Good Dress
GOOD TA8TB In dreu mint
find lit flrat expression In the
propear Corset in tbe harmony
if slaiple, beautlfnl lines and
rlgtit proportions. Women ot
discriminating taste all oxer
America wear
La Camille' Corset
because they gire the correct
silhouette and accent the nat
Ural beauty of the figure as no
other Corsets can. There Is a
"La Camilla" moilul that will
fit you perfectly.
'1 Hare a trial fitting nnd be con
vinced. A complete una of new
module oo band.
red aaat
Mrs. Robt. Pattison,
COH8ETIKKK
1702 Oak, Corner of Spring
lL.