Tjun 'idhy,- tJa nWayy-r ty-
T, A
OTTANDE FTTNnyO OBSTCRVRT?
I f iassif;.ri wMf AjJIirswc?. :i
WANTED.
WANTED Household goods; furm
machinery, buiories, wagons and
hacks. ' Kanfres, stoves, musical in
struments. We get you one-fourth
more for. your goods. Surely you
have something for sale. Drayage
coats nothing. The I'Ynneis Chain
Brokerage stores. Corner Kir and
Monroe streets. " 12-Sl-tI
liOST
LOST llark, navy blue, large plaid
auto robe last evening between my
office anrNorth Fir St. Finder
please notify Geo. II. Currey,
' l-3-2t
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OHT KOI'AT H I o I 'tl V S I ( ' 1 A N S
I)H. .1. I.. INCLU mill .MAIKiAUKT
INtlLE. DIstuHeH el' WDiui-ii and chil
dren a specialty. Oll'ice 1'hoin. Main
IOC. lies. Phone Main luti. I.u Urunde
National IJank lUillillnir.
PHYSICIANS AND SI lt;KOS
pit. R. S. HUCKMAN. Dentist, ltcmm
34-15 J'nlnier-llnesch liuiltlinir, pltolic
Mftln 70. L,a til-mule, DntKon.
UKO. 11. VKHHS, -M. I. Henem! .Surir
try. Office over Silvertliorn'w. Ol'tirt1
phone Main US; residence plioin:
Main fiSti.
XATI KK ClItK-
PR. A. N. MAYVII.I.T-: Specialist In
Chronic diseases. Methods, Mechtinn--Therapy
and Nnturopiitli, Skin and
blood diseases, nervous .' diseases.
Chronic Headache, Krzeina, Sclfillca.
Appendicitis, Constipation, 14nv.l
Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Diseas
es successfully treated. Phone Main
103. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool
tdue Ttldjc.. opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to la a, m., 1:0 to r,:00
p. in. Consultation froe. ,1-4-tf
DR. J. K. WOODHU. Ohiropiiietnr and
Naturopath. Nervous and chroiLlc
diseases a specially. Suite 20, Soin
mer Bldff. Over Silverlhorn's. Office
hours. 10 to 12 a. in., 1 to Ti p. nip.. V
to 8 evenings. 12-24-lm
ATTOItXF.YS
COCHRAN and EHKIlllAr.D C.eo, T.
Cochran and Colon H. Kherhard, At
torneys. La Cruntle National flank
lluildlnR.
It. J. K1TCHKX. Attorney nt law.
IVactlce In all courts. Offices, rooms
21-22, La Grande National Bank
Dulldlng. La Grande, Oregon.
COXTItACTOliS
V. .1. McLELLAN IteKlsteretl profes
tlionnl Civil Engineer: surveying and
maps, lloora 12. La Grande National
Hank BuildinK, l'hone Main 01.
AltCH ITKt'TS
C, B. Miller. Architect. Itoom 11. I.n
tJramie Xationul Bank Building. La
Irande, Oreuon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
l f O. M. La Grande Lodtre So. S.'.tl.
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
lueetinKs every Thursday night at S
p. ni.. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visitors
always welcome. Dues pAyable at
La Grande Pharmacy and at J. G.
Holm's Grocery Store.
D. K. SHANKS. Die.
M .A. STII.M'liLL, Sec.
ii. P. O. KLKS La (ironde 1oIko No.
433. loilge meets etyh Thurmlay ev
enini? at S o'clock. Home and clan
frivilCKes cheerfully extended to all
Irolher l-:ik..
NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted r.uler
K. L. I'KAItSON. Hcretary.
MfllJHHX WlitDMKN OK A M Kltlf A
La Ursnde c'anip No. 7Tl:l meets on
the first and third ThurMlny evpn-lnp-8
of ench r.toiilh, in the l. ( V.
Hall. VUitinR neiithhors welcome.
H. C. HALL. V. C.
JAKE HOSTOl'K. Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. 1a CPancle Lodtre No.
41. A. P. unci A. SI., hold- rrKUlar
jnoetlne.i first nnd third Fridays at
7::l0 . m. CordiHl welcoiuo to nil
Masons.
E. rt. ci'vn, w. sr.
A. C. WILI.1AMH. Sec.
t. U. KACILKS Arle No. nict.
every Friday nlKht t F.nRles Jlnll.
Visitlne members wHrotne.
Z. LILLY. W. I'.
j. i:. i:ii:ni:i.L. Rcc.
WlHinMKN OF THK WOKL1J Ln
tirande Camp No. llil. . Jleeln-every,
first and Ihlrd Monday at LjiitIi-k
hull. All VIsitlnE tmiKhhora welcome.
Dues pavnble nt the office of the
clerk, ltoom.x 21-22. La firnnde Nn
tionnl Hunk ltldir.
JOHN SCOTT, C. C.
II. J. KITi'HF.N. Clerk.
KNIOHTS OK l'VTHIAS IK-d Cross,
l.odKe No. 27. meets every Monday
rvenlne In Oastle Ilnll ( K." or 1.
Unil). at p. ni. A Pythian weloomo .
to all visiting Kniirlit.
f. W. MoiillH. f. O.
C. L. flltAHAM. K. R. S.
tVOMKN'K I'.ENKKIT A.S.SIH 'I ATloS of
the Maccabees. La tlrafidt- IxalRe No.
2T. W. B. A. of M. Lodt-e mn-w firjt
Thursdav at 2 p. In. anil third SJ .d
neKdav ai 8 p. ni.. nt K. of I. Hall.
Visitiiie iiistvrs w.-lcnmc
.MALJOItll-: BATON,
Record Keeper.
O. K. S. Hope I'hnpter So. 13, . h. f
holds stHted eomtnunlcittioii the sec
ond nnd fourth Wednesdays of ench
month. VisitlnK member cordially
Welcomed m HI.HI.HnETf(. w. M.
VI.OI:KSl'l-: It.M'ON. See
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
TOM. I MADE A NEW VEARS ftESOLUTiOM
A LI TO MVSELF-BOT I'M AFRAID
ril HAVE TO BREAK IT
-y
i
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FUR SAI.K Two fresh milk cows.
Phone 25SR. M-:itp
FOK SALii Two Poland Cnina Hrood
Sows, seven shouts. Bert Knight,
Union, Oregon. 1.4-Zt'i
FOK SALE Potatoes grown on the
Sand Ilidge. graded when due.
Price $1.70 per cwt., at Pacific
Produce Co. warehouse. , One sack
to as man as wanted. L. L. 'Mc
Konnon. , 12-31-tf
FOR SALEfc a6-lnrh. annlo tree
wood. Phone 380J.
12-14-2Gtp
FOR SALE Dwelling house and 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
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two light housekeeping
rooms. 1418 Monroe. il-i-2tp
FOR RENT Barn. Phone SHOW.
l-4-3t:
FOR RENT two-room apartment.
lu-iu sixth VBeet. l-4-2t
FUR RENT One two-room house
keeping apartmeAt. Wuverly Room
ing House. l-3-2t
FOR RENT Bedroom at 1512 Adams.
: (,''' i ! ..' !'.! 'I .i il2-3Srt
FOR RENT (Hiei live.rooin .'house,.!
with hnth C n.,aL,,. V Ir-Utl 1
dren. One two-J-oom hpusej no chil,
dren. One three-room house, no
children. See J. L. Mars, 1804
Greenwood. 12-29-tf
HOUSE FOR RENT. Furniture for
sale separately.' . (1705 Cedar street.
Phone 34UW. V 12-24-ti
MISCELLANEOUS
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No.
850, Loyal Order of Koose, holds
regular meetings every Thursday
night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows'
Hall. The Women's Moosehenrt Le
gion meets second ai)d fourth Thurs
days of each month. Moose Legion
of the World meets Second Monday'
of each month. Visitors always wel
come. Dues payable at) la. Grande
Pharmacy and at J. G. Holm's Gro
cery Store.
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
M. A. STILWELL, Sec.
MRS. M. WILLJAMSON. Profes
sor of practical 'ytni clinical Mid
wifery. 2it4"Adamj. Phone 332J.
t la-ZH-im
V
HAULING AA1
(TIME Ashes, rub-
bish, tin c:
Ihaulcd. Call 149J.
le. - 12-6-2Ctp
Prices reasonal
DRESSMAKINl
AND PLAIN sew-
ing. Prices
L-easonable. 1800 E.
Penn Ave.
t 12rl9-2mp
HIGHEST I1KICES PAID for raw
furs. Write for price list. No'rth-
west coast 1'Ur txenange, inc., fonual meeting of the stockholders of
Ycsler Way, Seattle, Wash. ,the La Grande National Bank will be
12-16-2mp. hej at their banking-house in La
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-i?" "reK"' 0" Tues''"y. January
ton's Welding! Machine Works. I10"1-' 19A2?- the hour of tcn 0 clocl
IT 12-lfi-9fit !a m' meeting a Board of
i
HEMSTITCHI
AND PICOT EDGE '
by Mrs. J. F0
:onnell,llu4 O. !ncss will be transacted as may proper
order at Camp-jly come before the said meeting.
avenue, or leave
'bell Sisters,
es Furnishings,
1305 Adams averwe.
3-22-tf
HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge-
buttons covered half kail, full ball
acorn and bullet abornstyles. Mail
orders given prompt attention. All
work guaranteed.! prdcrs taken
for pleating. MrsvL. II. Norton,
90fi Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First '
block west of post office.
...... ... 8.29.tf
READ THE WANT ADS!
LA GRANDE
MACHINE SHOP
AH kinds of machinery.,
paired, overhauled and rebujit I
Ascetylene welding of all
Cylinder boring and oveVrJze pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons ancr Piston Pins regronnrl
' Give as a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
IF IT'S A GCX)D ONE,
DON'T - USE A LITTLE.
WILL POWER
IT-
IMXi-STAK INTltOm C El) -
IN 'THE SILENT CALL."
j The Star Theatre promises an unus
juul treat for followers of the silent
! drama in its offering, The Silent
Call, the II. O. Davis presentation of
the Lourcnce Tiimble-Jane Murfin
production, which is being distributed
through . Associated First Nationul
Pictures, Inc., und which will be shown
at the Star Theatre Friday, Saturday
'and Sunday.
Three factors stand out prominently
to give this picture its unusual appeal.
! One is the beautiful outdoor scenery,
all the scenes having been taken in the
High Sierras olVNorthern California.
' Another is the story, unique for its
quick action and rapid succession of
climaxes. It wus filmed from Hal G.
lEvarts' "The Cross Pull," which ran
!in The Saturday Evening -I'ost. The
stoyr has its locale in the far West
and centers around the rivalry of two
men for leadership in their settlement
land favor at the hands of the girl both
covet.
The third feature is the introduction
of Stiongheart, a Belgian police dog,
as a star on the American scieen. This
canine, who was brought to the coun
try by Miss Murfin for the special
j purpose of playing in "The Silent
i Call," is said to display remarkable
acting ability and intelligence. He is
sail) In he thn first .Inn- ln knl.r '..
ORDERS TAKEN FOR Steam pleat
ing, nirs. M. jb, (jhclf, 1702 Adams
avenue. Phone Black 1381.
' 10-27.26L
DANCE!
Don't forget Ye Olde Tyme Dance,
Eagles' Hall. Saturdav nicht. .Tn.i-
uary 7th. Tickets, dance and sUDnee
51.00. S. Camnbell. II. Allen. W.
Austin, managers. l-3-4ip
I GRIND YOUR Wheat or Corn at
reasonable prices anil guarantee
satisfactory Corn Meal and Whole
Wheat Flour. Am now blending
; three' 5 gradep , of! wheat to produce
ene of the uvst (whole wheat f lour.i
best
ii
I obtainable.
, Lewis, 402 Third
street,
' t
12-31-tf
Annual Stockholders' Meeting; .
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the United States National Bank of
La Grant!!, Oregon, will be held at
their bankinp rooms on Tuesday, Jan-
luirv 10. nt- IWn n Vy nr. V,a r,.,A.nn
, rf ...w vllv ltlMlV
jof electing aoaijtl of directors for
me ensuing jew wiu ior ine purpose
of tra;.;icting any other business that
may come before the meeting,
(signed) ' T. J. SCROGGIN,
Cashier.
12-10-30t.
Notioe of Stockholders' Annual
" 1 Meetinir.
Notice is hereby given that the i
uireciors will oe eeicted to serve for
the ensuing year and such other busi-
t. L.. ftlt.ir;KS,
Cashier.
12-10-30t
Miss EuthQiiiglev ;
Teacher or PTf no smd
1" ' VibMn.
.''908,Sprrfr Streot '
Phone Main 705 J
IRON WORKS
AND FOUNDRY
automobiles and tractori re
finds.
Keeping a Resolution
1 FIND IT HFRF I
I TftitD TO. BuT it looks as though
YOU VJOULO FOWCE ME To
EJWEAK IT C'Z '
J OUKEJIT WOULD BE
MV FAULT NO MATTER
WHAT IT WA&- WELL
WHAT WAS VOUR
. RESOLUTIOKI r
mm
starring part on the American screen
and his eminence In this respect :
said to have been due entirely to hit
capability in measuring up to the roll j T'e p;uuciion is filled with hear'
F'or this production which 'Laurence : intercut and dramatic suspense. It
Trimble directed and for which Miss ' jut the sort of role in which Nor
Murfin made the adaptation a notable ma Talmiulge is at her best,
cast has been collected. The names I "The Sign on the Door" is an adnp
include: John Bowers, Kalthryn Me-Ration of Channing Pollock's stage
Cuire, William J. Dyer, James Mason, play of the, same name, in which Mar
Nclson McDowell, E. J.' Brady andJorie Raniheau had the leading role. '
Kobert Bolder. ' " ' A late Pathe News film is also be-
fing shown. , .
"SIGN ON THE DOOR" MVS- . .
TERY REVEALED TODAY
. Norda Talmadge, the charminc
screen star whose latest vehicle, "The
Sign on the Door," directed by Her
bert Brenon and released by Associat
ed F"irst National, will be shown at the
i Arcade Theatre for thaee, days begin
ning today, plays the part of a young
wife who becomes involved in a trag
edy as a result of an innocent esca
pade which took place before her mar
riage. . ..
As Ann Hunniwell, a pretty steno
grapher she goes with Frank Dever
eaux, son of her employer, a ques
tionable cafe in New York. In a
private room he makes love to her
and, is repulsed. The waiter come
with a message that the place is' being
I aided. Both arc arrested.''- A re-
porter takes a flashlight of the scene, j prevalent. Crlnuw and mlsdeinean
but Dovoroaux bribes him to eive up;0''- common. Profiteering still
the negative. '
Five vears later. whenAnn is the
wife of "Lafo" Regan, a man of high
financial and social standing, ever-
eaux returns from Fiance, where he
has had an "affair" with the wife of
a superior officer. Ann'a step-daugh-
ter, Helen, becomes infatuated wltli
Dcvercaux Cantain Grant arrive-;
from F'rance to kill Dcvercaux. 11
informs- his old friend,. Regan. Re.
gnn persuades Gaunt to remain at
the club and goes to DeverenUx's
rooms to thraRh him. During the al
tercation Dcvercaux gives a false" ver
sion of the cafe episode, accusing Ann,
and showing the flashlights as proof
In the struggle that follows Regan
shoots Devereaux with Devereaux's
own pisiui
Reiran does not know that his wife
has witnessed the tragedy. To shield
her husband, she calls the police anil
H The Reason for our Substantial Growth f
is our, Substantial Service .
I I y'f a t u D n ti o o VS.
I I . 'f a " '1 b o o TV '
We Welcome the Accounts
of all Ambitious
. reop,
J lie: bcfcl; servVesltf this in.sli-
lntion iii'e an
of tliis eoiiiinuiiity. invite
eitlier eliijckiii;.' or savings ae
piaints t'iT tlie saiV",'iiai-(iiii!r of
funds for their efficient use.
United States National Bank
' La QraKide, Ore.
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETEHotlSE FURNISHER3
ED DONpHUE, Trop.
Phone, Black 121 Fir & Jefferson
5
WELL. I'LL TELL VOU IF IT WOWT
BE BREAKIMG IT - I RE&OLVEO
THAT I WOULD NOT ASK You FORT AM"
H0U5E MUNEY ONCE DURING THE.
YEAR AlV) THE RESULT IS, I'M BROKE
t 1,1
' takes the blame. An extraordinary i
(denouement follows the arrivul of th."
(district attorney.
URGEQBY GARY
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. More work,
economy rd enforcement of law
and order are 1 prime esseiltlals 'of
the'Klay, In the opinion of Elbert
H. 'Gary, chairman of the . Tinted
Stool corporation,, who today issued
this statement: .
"Iteadjustments and reconstruc
tions are not complete. Difficulties
still embarrass and industrial dis
turbances threaten.
'Extravagance and indolence arc
exists.
. .'There is urgent need for more
work, economy ami saving. Stridor
observance ami eniorcement or lawi
are demanded. .' '
"Kven though thu present 1h
somewhat critical, it is certain the
; ppjiortmiity Tor established peace.
ipiomtus and prosperity is better i
than ever.-
"The siitns which are apparent
Indlcalu that conditions, industrial,
coln'moi'Cia, financial,, social and po
litical art) improving anil will ho
more satisfactory during the present
year than during 1'.'21. Of course,
the situation may be changed by
falluro of tho Washington confer
ence by unafavorable legislation or
I uy Hummel iiiuroiiKiuy ana coniiu-
ntiusly to maintain law and order.
We have no' present reason-of ex-
porting either of thetn."
o the Tieoule
IT'S ALL AS CLEAR I
mi in --"
!
Mackinaw
Jumpers
i
have just received a new shipment of
.MackinaW Jumpers. 1 j
i
Moderafyy priceil
WESTENHAVER 8 GILBERT
1309 Adams Ave.
Welders of
the; best equipped
in east oregon
Cylinder KcgrlnVlng Crankshaft Rcgrlndlng
. PiHtons, ntin Rintra, I'iston Pins
Cars and Tructurs
Machine Work or All Kind.
' J
Wt are aqulpped and manned by expert
for-the abov work
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
R. W. Lelghton, Prop.
The1 Ainerienn people-are great people
whose passion' ifi to get refiiilts. Tlieref.Ho,'
wo have installed one of the best equipped
SAvitihhoai'ds obtainable for the" express pur
pose of giving j-oitthe best telephone service. '
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
"l'crniniH'iit
CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY
Mnniifnctiirern
CEMENT PRODUCTS
8KWF.lt AM) WATI'lt I'M'KCll.VI-KT I'H'U
iioi.uiw iii.ock ( i:mi: r sii.os
vi;i.i, i itiuvti M.tiK in si: noss
HOLLOW HI ll.IIIVi Itl.OCKS
I'llOVK .MAIN 120 1'actory :lslmid Cllf
4
Xjf fiff'.if'jif'jf' 4 t"
ji ' j rM.r.
life f'M
at $7.75 and $8.50
La Grande, Ore.
All Mi
of All Makes Overhauled
lis 'ho Pyramids"
The Foundation of
, Good Dress "t-
OOOD TASTE In dreng muiit
find Itn first expresHion in the
proper Corset In the hnrmonr
4 elmiile, beautiful llnea and
right proportions. Women of
discriminating taato all over
America wear
'La Camille' Corset
because they r!vb the correct
llhouotto ami accent the nat
ural beauty of thu flctire as no
other Cors"i ran. There Is a
"La Camllle" model that will
fit you perfectly,
pare a trial fitting nnd sn con
vinced. A complete Una of new
jnodela on banu. . .
HDD B221
Mrs. Robt.Paltison,
COItSKTIKUB
1701 tyik, Conner ot Spring
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