La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMM We JneoJiiy, Jiiminn- 11; 9; T-'A" GTUNTVR F.YESTXH OBSERVER'. pjgf, sr.vn:T Classified WANTED. WANTED Household goods; furm machinery, bufrgii-s, wneons and hacks. Kangci),Ttoyvniu8ical in struments. We gel you one-fourth more for your goods. Surely you have something for sale, ilhayage costs nothing. The Krancis Chain Brokerage stores. Corner Kir and Monroe streets. 12-81-tf WANTED Young heifers, (i and U: months old Jerseys preferred. W. A. Burns, phone 2(18.M. l-9-.'Jt PROFESSIONAL . DIRECTORY OSTKOI'ATHK! PHYSICIANS J)t. .. Ii. I.MiLK ul lUt. MAIHiAKKT JN'iI,i:. Di.-Hi-iiHfH wiiii)mi uxl iliil drHii a Hiifcialiy. ori'icf I'lium- .inin Itttt. It. l'tione Main 12 ti. Ku tli-untle NHtlonul Hfiiik HuiMlhtf, 111 YHK'IAXS AM) SUU.IiOVH DK. It. lMM'K M AN. 1 t'iilt-t. Hooin 14-15 Pnlinf-r-ltfR'srh lIuildinK-, pliuiif MhIh 7d. la Gntruli, Orvunn. IJKO. II. VKHItS. Al. I C in riil Surg ery. OfrU-w ovit Silvi-rtlH.rnV. Oilh-i-phone Main 111!; resldi-nro phutu Main r.fct;. XATHIR cciti: PR. A. N. MA YV1M-K Spiul ixt In rlironlc dlnwim-M. MimIhmIh, MeHumo . Therwpy and Nnluroputli. SKin iul blouii illft-asi'.1, ihivouh HiHi'ms. i'limnlr llt'itdarhe. Krzeiim, iSciat u-u. Appendlolt l. ("cnstipKiloii. Iluwil Truuble: oil kiiut of Chionti IMjomih- h BU't,t'cl'uny trealt-d. l'hone Main CM. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool Mice HI'lK.. opposite Klar Th.-olro. )f fici hours, lu to 2 a. in.. l:liU tn TuD't p. m. Consultation lri'. 3-4 -CI DIl. J. K. WOODKM ('liiropraelor anft .Naluropath. Ntvoj nntl chroni; di'aiit'M a fpoi'inlly. Sui 20, Snn mr Uldff. dvit Silvrihorn'M. (Mfit! hourH, 10 to 12 a. in., I to ft p. nip., to 8 ovenlng. 12-24-lrn ATTOItXF.YS COCHRAN nntl KllKMH.rtD Geo, T i'ochran and Colon U. Klrhftitl, At torneys. La Grunilo Nul tonal ilank CO.NTUACTOHS I). J. McIjUM,AN'--HfBllrMl nrofen nlonal Civil KngintnM: urvcyliiK and maps. Hoom 1, I,u (Initule National ifutiK miiuiintr- rnoiiH Main i. Alt( H1TK1 TS C H. Miller. Architect. Itoom 11. I.n - Orande National iiunk ItuDding, La (ramie, CreKon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. 0. 0, M. La Grande Lodge No 850, LoyaL Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday night at 8 p, in. at Odd Kellows' Hall. The Women'3 Mooseheart Le gion meets second and fourth Thurs days of jeach 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. ST1LWELL, Sec. U. P. O. Kl.KK l.a Crinxl,' Jrte No. 4m. l.orie meets each Thursday ev ening nt 8 o'clock. Holm- nlwi club prlvllevs cheerfully exli-nded to ail Jtrolher Klk;. NOI.AM FKIFP. Kxnlteil rtulsr F. I.. PKAIIKON', s,.,-r'tury. UODHKN WOODIIKK OK AM KIlll'A l.a (Irnnde f'nnip N'o. 7T0:i nieelM on the first and llilrd Thursday cveu Inirft of pne'h nmntl). In the K. of P Hall. Visiting npltrhhors wt'Icomo. II. C. H.M.I.. V. (.'. JAKI! KOSTOOK, rlerfc A. V. and A. M. l.a Ofanilc Lodtro No. A, A. P. and A. M holds r.-eular mtlnKS first and third Fridays l 7::io n. m. Cordial welcome to nil Uasons. ' e. n. nt ye. w. r. A. C. WILLIAMS, .c. . . EAG1.KK Acrlc No. nirctx evpry Friday nljrht at Knfflt-s Hall. ViRiting memhers welpoim-. 7.. I.II.I.Y. W. P. j. k. iiinnsKi.i,. fc. WOOUMICN OF Til 10 Woltl.D l.a Cirande Camp o. lr.li. Meets every first and third Monday nt Enples hall. All vlsltinir nelBhhors welcome. Dues pavnhie at the office nf the clerk. Uooms 21-22, m. (Jrande Na tional Bank Hide JOHN SCOTT. C. C. It. J. K ITCH F.N, Clerk. KNIOUTS OF l'VTHIAS l:ed Cross 1.0dK6 No. 27, meets every Monday venlntr In Cnslle. Hall ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to nil visitine Knictus. C. W. MOIIHB, C. C, C. I.. Ci HAH A M. K. R. S. WtlMKN'S P.FNKFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccahces. I.a firande Lodge No. 27. W. H. A. of M. I.oti;e meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third ''"d rteKdny at 8 p. m nt K. of P. Hal Ylslllnir Flsters weh-ome. MAIiJOILIF K.VTON. lteeoril Keeper. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. W. holds stated communication the see ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. . lirl.DA HUMPHREYS. W. M. FI.OUKNi'B MACO.V. Kec. KEAI) THE WANT Al-Sl DOINGS OF THE DUFFS U SAY BOSS, I WAS THINKING AS BUSINESS 15 SODU ini ri7oc A SYMPATHY SAG WOULD GET A FEW OROERS - SO I PUT ON THESE LAST SUMMER'S CLOTHES AS AN ARGUMENT AND THOUGHT lP CO OUT AND see how Want Ads WANTED Cord wood or rick wood cmitrutU. Adre:s liox 4J Kmm.1. Ore. l-10-ti! i.va.a, WAMKD We have a client who hat $2500.00 to loan on a first mortgage covering farm property Three yearn at 8 per cent per an num, - payable semi-annually. I.a Grande Investment Company. . i-iu-L-l: FOR SALE OR TRADE ' KOK SALE Pure blood, black Min orca Cockerels. 14r? w.hmrinn avenue. l-10-3tp I KK SALE Two good Jersey mill; cows. One fresh, other to be fresh I soon. Write "D", care Observer. I l-10-.ltp I'OH SALK Apartment house, (iood income. l(Hu Sixth street. 1-7-litp KOK SALK 1'otatoes grown on the Sand Hidfe. Graded when dug Pi ice $1.70 t)cr cwt. at Floyd Mc Kennon's Imnmncrit House on Ad ams avenue. PTnuie .Main 7ii or 371W. 1, ,L. McKennon. 1-9-tC 1'lllt SALK Piano, Howard heater, chiffonier, bookcase, writing desk bargains. 210(1 Hid St. 1-S).rttp KOK SALK Stftrey builjing with rooms in back, yfii two residences. Brings in $tinufl J,Ver l'i per cent Call .Main 7H0. 1-9-61 KUKXlTUIiH()!Ri;AI.K, and roonv, for rent. 1'hone between 8 o'clock a. m. and (j o'clock p. in. 1-9-tfj f'OIt SAI.K Sand. Also Hi-inch ap ple tree wood. Phone JioOJ. ,, 12-14-2Gtp FOR SALi: l.a Grande Co-Operative stock. Phone 207J. l-9-4t FOR KENT FOR RKNT Two lighthousekeepinr; rooms. 1418 Monroe. l-10-2tp FOR KENT Two furnished house keeping rooms. Phonfe 4M3J. 1-10-Ct FOR RKNT Five-room modern i house. Unfurnished. Phone H37W. l-y-.lt FOR RKNT Bedroom, with bath and heat. Gentleman preferred. 2013 First St. Phone 34 1R. 1-10-tf FOR RKNT One large furnished be 1 room. Phone 190W. 1-10-tf FOR RKNT Three-roomed cottage. 1208 Spring St. l-10-3tp FOR RKNT Herkoonj at 151JlAtlams, " 12-30-tf HOUSE FOR RENT. Furniture for sale separately. 1705 Cedar street. Phone 34GW. 12-24-tf MISCELLANEOUS MRS. M. WILLIAMSON. Profes. I Hay standard, which Is guarantee of sor of practical and clinical Mid-jits worth, and gives a faithful pre wifery. 2124 Adams. Phone 3o2J.j "" ' 12-8-im DRKSSMAKING AND PLAIN sew ing. Prices reasonable. 1806 E. Penn Ave. 12-19-2Gtp HIOHKST PRICES PAID for raw furs. Write for price list. North west Coast Fur Exrhangc, Inc., 73 Yeslcr Way, Scathe, Wash. V 12-H5'2mp. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh- ton's Welding fiJJachine Works. 12-lfi-2(-t HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE by Mm. J. F. (yconneii, inn o. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Sisters, Ladles' Furnishings, 1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf OHSKKVEK WANT ADS GET RESULTS. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS x MACHIN"E SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of mafyiinery, automobiles and tractori re paired, overhauled and rebuilt . Ascetylene weldinf), of all; kinds. . Cylinder boring anil oversize pistona. , Crankshafts, Pistons d Piston Pint regroond. Give us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. , rr worked: WELL.YOU MIGHT TRY IT out- HIOTOI'I.WS I 1U.1 D i ii.m iii:ad otto Ilollmnu, president of I lie ;i)ail Kiliu ci.-napany, whoso produc Jtlon of Irving Baeheller's largest i selling novel, "Tho Llaht In the i Clearing," Is being released by the w. w Jlodklnson corporation and will bo shown at the Star 1 which Theatre today, Thursday and Kri- ' day, contends that the public soon !tlrB 01 ,lii,H !,ml wunt ,or "B I steady aiiiusement diet not hors 'd'ouevrea of melodrama nor the soup 01 wisny wasny. mvw siuiien. but rather plain, substantial solids : babel upon good ronianco nntl ... ,.. .,. Mtiniy uraiiia. Tim hiehlv flnvnrnil entrees or sex diamas. the stimulatinK viands jink into the depths, but is finally which might he likened to daring rcgeneraled alter a series of mteiest rerials all have their brief space Injing events. Gladys George, u beau satisfying the public appetite, but 1 ;t'ful and talented acties?, is the lead believe that the books and tales ofling womnn antl heads a capable sun a more conservative element will ,P'ting cast. The picture was direct appeal more and mere strongly to 1 by Tom Foi man and it is in every tho public tiirte as time goes on,"l-espect one well worth seeing ,i,m.i ,ii ,.,,! ,,,,,r I Also showing tho comedy "park "The Light in the Clearing" Ib a big, whole-souled drama of Amer ctn peoplo. It tarrfes with It a big lesson and is paving tho way for more of tire substantial drama ast sponsored -by producer Hnllmiin. CHAItl.KS ItAV SI'UKKNS HOYT'S ".MIDNfJUT IIKI.I," Adventure and hair-raising cx peienrcs are to be found In small towns as well a3 in metropolitan centers, as Martin Tripp discovered in Heliport. .Martin was a sales man, traveling for a large city con cern, and circumstances compelled him to settle in the little town. Things began to happen rapidly when Martin arrived, but It was lucky lor Heliport that- ho was there. Five crooks had ibeen at tracted to the place by the pros perous condition of the banks, and they had made their, headquarters in an' abandoned church which hnd gained the reputation, of being haunted. 1 Martin didn't believe In spooks, so he Epent a night In the church. He admitted the next morning that jit was a terrifying experience, but 11 oion l prevent mm iroiu paying .another visit. Tnc second time he discovered .nt the "snooks" hail been etiL-aa- ed In digging a tunnel from the church cellar to the basement of the bank, and all was In readiness for tho ig coup. But complica tions arose, and he fotind himself bound hand and foot to a chair, and gagged. In spite of his bonds, ha mauaged to ring the- church bell and then excitement brolto loose In the little town. But all ended well, and Mnrtlu becomes tho hero of Heliport. This is tfinrt or the plot of "A Midnight Bell." a First National at traction starring Charles Ray. which will bo tho feature at the Arcade Theatre for three days, beginning Thursday. It is right up to the FIND IT HERE HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge buttons covered-half ball, full ball acorn and buileo acorn styles. Mail orders given prompt at'-ention. AM work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. jf'hone 421 W. First block west of post office 8-29-tf Wednesday, January 18th. KAKTHEK vs. HEMPSEY 10 Rounds Good Preliminaries Auspices Municipal Boxing Commission. 1-10-St Try Anything Nowadays mr j irTTps.agrr jo'r" , - '. , I 7- 1 1 FiB..-i;-..-, . I. ss v i i ns-t-- j i i i i.. t . - scntiillon of life la a small town. Other members of the cast ure Don ald .MucDonnlil, Van Dyko llrouke, ' Doris I'awn, Clyde .McCoy, Jes Hor ; rliiK. S. J. IltiiKhum and Hurt Of ford. Tim story Is based on omt of the famous plays by Charles llloyt. 'THK KASY ROAD" AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY Tho (food luck star, ThonuiB Meijth an, has another pood luck vehicle in "Tho Easy Road," his lutest Para mount picture which wub presentr! bt'foro admiring audiences at the Sherry Theatre ye.sti'rday. The pic ture fuirly bristles with action mui lit muy safely be assumt.f one of tin best in which this virile screen bUii" has uppeared in several months. The story deals with a mweliKt wh makes a wealtny mavriage ann, unci- ing himself on Kasy Street, his am- Iltitinn wnnua nnrl hli , lev,,),, lis intn II .. r drone. HEs wife quits him and he and Cloudy.' Repairing of Anything Elpctrirfijl H. & S. EIMiCTRIC CO. 105 Depot Street Phone 3D3 W The Reason fob our Substantial Growth is our Substantial, Service . 'Sf .7 a a -. n O o -i ii X .y u 2i u o.a.o o o -- We Welcome the Accounts of all Ambitious People The hoslWi'viifrs of Uiis insti tn( ion are aViiilabJe to tho people of this coniVuniiy. AVe invite cither HinV:lvifr JiH1 savings nu- eiiinits fir t htS funds for their United States National' Bank ' LaDrande,Ore. 1 Furniturfe Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ED D0N0HUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1211' t Fir & Jefferson S WELL. DID Vou SET AWVTHIMG? PORTLAND FslAN I kURDM; Dim ill Ilcllmunn Dixiarcs ltV a Won dcr That lle'n Alive Today. "I took a dceid turn for the !ct. ter almot fiom tic first dose of Tan lac und kept tut improving until 1 am as sound'and kcll as, 1 ever was I in my lil'e," said Vlianiil llcllman:i, 440 Simpson St., l'aalanf, Ore. "I hatt as hard 1 liint of it for five or six yeais as an4 man cou!d have ani it's a WtindiM- 1 nn alive now to tell it. My stotiia.li ias in sue!. awful condition thud nulling I ate agrseil with me amli 1 tail sue and Wiring - a l'v-;ua t-tlin (, efficient use. - f ; 0 r 31 a. rx - ..'"Je:', r ! i . i j nil :i OMLV L Pmeumouia! .constant gnawing )aii that at times it would alranst drive me wild. Fin ally I had til lay off from work and take n trip m the mountains in the hope that it wiiu'd help Inc. but it ilid not, i) "In fact, the Bjily thing that over helped mo was Ta4ar,mul that has done the work so thoroughly that 1 am like a new man now.'1 Tanlae is sold in La Grande by Sil verthorn's Family Drug Stoie and uli leading druggists. Atlv. Feel Overwork, worry, anxiety or lorrow undermine i trench and health. Tbcte taueea ccatrib'Jle te kidney trouble, sad weak or diactteed kidaeyi make one eel old to middle ce helptveak, overworked or d babied kid ncys r.d bladder 4 that (he yaiem U iree frun vvaite till poiiorjous maitfr that caiAf a one to Y c old, tired, lan guid. Ttity banikti backache, rheu matic p2in& tortt imtctci, ititl joioti, Mrs. J. U. lUr, fyrrus. N. Y.. wriUst "For many yiaiYVMileftd wilK kidnty troubto cni rhrumtlism. 1 hmd sever bct.Iiu and llt hi ut title and all pUyad out, I lot to ;.lar where I hud to da si'mrthir.d. Alter tk inttwa bottlm ol Foley Kiilncv t'tili I can aay ' ny bockachn IS Soil, and where I uaad to Ly awakr at night with rltaumalio paina I can now ilauj ut ctiaiort and tmoy iod tubt' raat." ii i v "IVrioiineiit iin the ryinmlits" CONCRETE PIPE COMPAN Y VMatiUriutiirfrs cemen.tproducts hkwkii am) wliisft i-iri: ci i.vr.itr i'ii-k 11(11, LOW lll.Al KV( KMKN'I' Ml. OS WIH.li rrUIUMl 110l,l,0 IMIOXG MAIN 120 V I Welders of TOE BEST EQUIITJID IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Rogrinding Crankshaft Kejrrindlin Pistons, - Piston Rings, Piston Pino Cars and Tractors of 'All Makes Overhauled Machiae Work of All Kind W are iqulpped nd m lined by experti fori the ! AND MACHINE WORKS ! R. W. LclL'hton, Prop. , il." ... . FIRE! FIRE!! ;")! fiiVs were rejiovled wiUiin Ihe pal year. jjj - , ;u ol tliese were reported d.v icie inoiie. Home Independent Telephone Co. j m I : "Taylor" Made mm With a from$2).0( Solil Westenhav?r & Gilbert La (Inuulo, Orcg-in. piAKH IX SWTIONS III II.I)IN(i HI.OCKS Factory tlslund City AM Metal s abov work The Foundation cl ,Good Dress OOpn TASTE in dross must find ltn first expression in tho proper CorBot In tho lmrmony if Dimple, beautiful linos and ritiht proportions. Women of discriminating taato all over America wear 'La Camille' Corset because they R'.ve the correct silhouette and accent tho nat ural beauty of tho figuro as no other Corsets can. There Is a "La Camlllo" model that .will fit you perfectly. , Have a trial fitting and be con ylnced. A complete- line of now models on liann. It ED 82U1. Mrs. Robt.Paltison, COltHKTIIIUIC 1702 Ouk, Corner of Spring V,t Numbsr A.L ..... "7T r,, lSy .MIL- . ir "ip "ip r? 4? ip ? ip 4b 4 ? r(? 4e J? 4? ? fr 4