La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textx.lrty: .I.DiiMry j" . . i ' ' - . I, I Classified Want kA I LSS&sKS' o I WANTED. FOR SALE OR TRADE i WANTED Household fcoods; farm mefhinery, buRgiea, wagons und bucks, Kan(te8, stoves, musical in struments. Wo (jet you one-fourth niore for your goods. Surely you have something for sale. iDrnyace costs nothing. The Francis Chain Brokerage stores. Comer Fir and Monroe streets. 12-31-tf WANTED Cord wood or rick wood ' contracts. Aril-ess Iiox 44. Kamela. Ore. ' 1-10-Utp PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC IMIYSKiANS i)H. J, It. I SOUK and lilt. .MAKOAllKT JNOLK. llst'anen uf women and chil. clren a HptM-lalty, Ofi'lre I'lion.- Main 11)0. H'h. Phone Miiin I'Jt;. Uu. (Jrunti; National Bank BuHiiintf. FIIYSICIAXS AXI) MIU.KONS It. J. It 10 K M AN'. I ti'tuist. Itoom 14-15 I'aliiHT-IIoi'fu-li liuilthnff, phune Main 70. La firantl. Or.-cn. IK. H. VKHItS, SI. I). tim nil Suru ry. Ofl'ife ovtr NilvtTthiirn'H. nffict' phone Mala 112; residence i)tinno XATI UK Cl UK DR. A. N. MAYVII.I-K SprHrdlst In chronlr (llReawt'H. .MtMhod.s, Alechuno Thurapy and Natgropal It. Skin and tlood dlpeanes, nervous di sensi-s. C'bronln Heuduchf1, ICt-Kt ina, tic-iatu-n, ppt-ndlcltiH, Const ipa t inn, Bov!l Trouble; all ltlnds of Chronic PIsrh n.i successfully treated. I'hono Main Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool Idge nidff., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours. 10 to 12 n. in., 1:110 to li:l0 p. m. Consultation frett. 3-4-lf DR. J. B. WOOUKIjL Chiropractor and Naturopath. Xcivons and chronic dt peaces a Rpeclulty, Ruite 20, Horn-m-r Utdff. Over Sllverthorn's. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to & p. nip.. V to 8 (tveninKi". 1 2-2-1 -lm ATTOHXKYS COCHRAM and TClMCltHAnD fieo. T Cochran and Colon It. Kherhard. At- torneys. Ua. Urunde National Bank ltutldin?. COM'ltACrOHS D. J. McLKIjIjAN U.-Kiftert'd profes tjlonal Civil ICnKineer: surveyinn and rnapa. Koom 1.', ln uranue JS'allonal Hunk Ruildina:. I'hone Main 91. C. B. Wilier. Architect. Room 11, 1a Grftmii National Rank Building, Uu. .iranae (.irejeon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. . 850,, Loyal Order of Moose, iftltl? " rcgulnr meetings every Thursday niht at 8 p. m. at Odd tellows Hall. The Women's Moosehenrt Le gion meets second and fourth Thurs- days of each month. Moose Legion . of tho World meets second Monday of each month. Visitors always we'l- come. Dues payable at La Grande Pharmacy and at, J. G, Holm's Gro cery Store. " D. E. SHANKS, Die. M. A. STILWELL, Sec. V. V. O. KI.KS Ln tlrntiHo l.odr No. 431. Lodge menu I'uch Tluirsdwy evening- at 8 oYlork, Home nml rluh frlvllBos cheerfully extentlVtl to all Irother Klks. NOLAN' SKIPP. EH-d Ruler F. L. PKAKSOX. Secretary, VllbKRN WOOD.MKN OF AMKItK'A IA Grande t'amp No. 77d:l meets on . Hie flrnt and third Thursday eivn Inirs of each month. In the K. of P. Hall. VUltlnpr nr-ltrhhor welcome. H. r, HAI.I.. V. C. JAKP. ISOSTOi'K. flnrk. A. F. and A. M. l.a Ofande Luilpe X". . A. F. and A. M.. Inflds reiitilar meetings first nnd third Fridays nt 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Allisons . . & n. OI'VE. v. SX. Tf. C. WILLIAMS. See. . O. EA(!I.KS Aerlc N'o. 2:.9. meets every Friday nlaiit nt EnKles Hall. Visltlnt; tnemhers weleoine. Z. LILLY. v. 1'. J. F.. mnnsKLt.. See. WHODMKS OF T1I0 WOI4I.D La tlrande ramp Xo. lllfl! Heels every , first snd third .Monday at Knele ball. All vIsitlnR nelKhlmra welcome. Pnes pnyablv at the. orfice of the clerk. Rooms 21 -2 J, La Grande Na tional Rank' llldff. .10 IX SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITltHFX. Clerk. KNIGHTS OP I'YTHIAH lied Cros l.odfte Xo 2T, meets every Mondiu evening in Caslle. Hall K. of Hall), nt I p. m. A I'ythlan welcome tu all vlsttlnr Knlchls. C. W. MOOIIH. C. C. C. L. flit A HAM. K. II. S. WOMEN'S Iir-NKKIT ASSOCIATION ol i the Macpabee. La Ornndt; LoiIrc N'. ; S7, W. H. A. of M. Ijotlpe nipm first Thursday nt 2 p. m. Riui third "V-m i tl.dny nt 8 p. 'U nt K. of V. Hull. I .Vlftllluff Riptrrs volronip. , MAliJOItIK KATOT . Ileronl Kfppr. S ii O. 10. S. linpe Chnptrr N'o. 13. O. E. K. holds !tnlt'd rommunlration the ond nnd fourth Wfdnc.laya of pnci month. Visiliff mcilibtira cordially . welcomed. FI,0 1 : 1 : SCK H M VIN'.Sec. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS gOC, WHAT DOVOO THINK OK THAT CON0ITIOM ? 1 told Blank That if she continues OUT FotD mm FUK SALK Ampico Electric J'layer I'iuno. Will sell on easy terms. In. quire B. L. Leavitt, 1. 0. Box 507. l-U-2tp FOH SALE Pure blood, black Mia orca tockenels. avenue. 1427 Washington 1-lU-Jtp I l'Olt SALE Two irood Jersev mill: i cows. One fresh, other to be frwsh soon. Write "D", care Observer. l-10-:ilp Kuli SALE Apartnunt house. (Jood'had it been possible to find anyone nicom nu Mxui street. l-7-0tp FOK SALK Potatoes grown on the Sand rtitw. Gnuled when dug Price $1.70 V cwt. at Floyd Mc Kennon's Imprtwen't House on Ad ams avenue. Pmmp Main 7U0 or S71W. L ,L. McKennon. 1-9-tf FOR SALE St building with rooms in back, two resiliences. B.-ings in $iW003 over 15 per cent Call Main 7S0j l-9-(it FUItNITURhM'Ull SALE, and rooms for rent. Pitnjie ::14 J between 8 o'clock a. m. anrtf o'clock p. m. 1-9-tf FOR SALK Sand. Also ltl-inch ap ple tree H'ood. Phone "50J. 12-14-2Ctp FOR SALE La Grande Co.Jperntive stock. Phone 20W. l-9-4c for rent FOR BENT Tvo furnished house- Keejnng rooms. lTone 4.MJ. Nl l-10-0t FOR ltENTVi-Beih'oom, with bath and heatA GcnTicrnlin preferred. 2013 First SL PholyJMlR. ' 1-10-tf FOR RKNT-VOne large furnished be i room., PhonV..!)0W. 1-10-tf FOR RENT Three-roomed cottage 1208 Spriri St. l-10-;itp i FOR RENT Bedroom at 1512 Adams vt i2-;io-tf LOST lAi 1 wn street hill, very val- liable glass Reward. i none . 1 1 1 01 1 410M. 1-11-.11 MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS TAKEfor steam pleating. MrsMI. E.V4iel, 1702 Adafis Ave., phone:!8J. -J l-ll-2iit MRS. M. VlLLLAMSON. Profes. sor of praettval end clinical Mid wifery. 2124 Aiynis. Phono' 332J. 12-28-lm DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN sew ing. iTicesreasonaDie. ibuo r Pennve. 12-19-26tpj HIGHEST PAID for raw; furs. Wri Nnrtli. wesb.Coast Fyr Exchange, Inc., Yes eNWav. Seattle, Wash 12-10-2mp. 1 PUBLIC. STRNfJGRAPIIER at Leigh-'alv Machine Works. 12-lfi-2fit HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE ' B . . t a. no-nn.n .in. n r fl avenue, or leave rder at Camp bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, 1305 Adarne avenue. 8-22-tf HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge buttons cover'ed half ball, full ball annvm onA liilllnf nnnm at ulna Mail orders given prtmpt attention. AU c'u-v' January ly The public is co--work guaranteed-t Onlers taken: d" 'y .mvitetl. 1-1 l-Ilt for pleating. Mr L. TK Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 42 1W. First j .block vest of post office. 8-29-tf ; OBSKKVER WANT A118 GET RESULTS. ' LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY . All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractori paed, overhaule'd nd rebuilt. Ascetylerle welding; of all kinds. Cyliier' boring and oversize piston. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pint regroond. GiTe us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. WE II, YOU HEARD WHAT THE DOCTOR SAID? her Point- To go with ANOTHER PAV, X-C. I CH AM. ICS It A V SI'ENIS NUJHT WITH SPOOKS ror u year ine citizens oi ieiipo: i had shuddercil every time they looked ... l. i. ...u: .i. -i i ..... l.... at the church which abutted out hitu l..in Ur...... onA ii-l.nit llli.u U'Af I ;ompeMci pHsg u they wou,j d() . ..j.l.il,, f ,i, .-,, Munv stories were told of uncanny happen. 'i"K8 in the edifice, and because of the general belief that it was haunted. jfei - vices had been abndoned, and the Rli ucllire wouui nave oeen mni hiiwi: with enough cnumpe to essay the tusk. This is one of the situations In Charles Ray's new pictuic, "A Mid night Bell," which will be shown nt the Arcade Theatre, beginning today First National ffttruction " "THE LIGHT IN THE CLEARING." A faithful and interesting photo play has been made from Irving Bacb- iil-i iiiv 1,1 lIe v-icnitiiR ..v T. Have.-. Hunter. The novelist, who is known for his truthful and pene trating studies of American life in the days when the world was not filled with electrical wondeis and the inhab itants of the small towns of the United States were a clow' community, has drawn a fine moral lesson by contrast ing the careers of two young fellows, one of -whom chooses the the straight path and the other the crooked way. The production is correct in local color nnd generous in its employment of u large and capable cast and im pressive settings.' The most r?rnmal- ic figure in the cast is Lugonie Bes- sorer as Roving Knte, a part requir ing fine dramatic skill. This is fur nished by Miss Besserer to the full. Clara llorton, Arthur Morrison, Al berta Lee and John Koseleigh are teading members of the capable sup porting cast. "The Light in the Clearing" will be " " ' the attraction at the Star Theatre to AT SHERRY'S TODAY AND TOMORROW. Bert T.ytell will be seen in another of those entertaining crook dramas 'when "Ladyfingera," a Bayard Veiller production for Metro is presented al . . . . !tne snerry nieatre. Unlike most of tho usual run of crook dramas, "Ladyfingers" deal:' with the career of the orphaned child of a family of wealth who by accident is brought to the attention of a notor ious safe breaker. Because of the lit. HUSBAND'S STORY WILL AMAZE LA GRANDE He says: "Adler-i-ka helped my wife for gas on the stomach and sour stomach in TWENTY MINUTES. I'. works beyond greatest expectations." Adier-l-ka acts on BOTH upper ann lower bowel, removing ,foul matter which poisoned the stomach. Brings out nil gasses and sour, derayhig food. EXCV.LLEM for chronic coustipa lion. Gntmla no-ainst jinnendicitis. Ad- 7o,leJ-i-ka removes matter i you never thn-lclit 1...u In rl1 tttiink unH ti-hfeh may have been poisoniiig you for months. C. D Putnam, dvuggist. . 8 FIND IT HERE I tuiuimtsxuuuiusuu FIFTY-CENT SUPPER. The Baptist ladies will serve a 50: supper in the church bascmvnt on Fri Wednesday, January IRth. K ARTHElt is. DEMPSEY 10 Rounds Good Preliminarien Auspices Municipal Boxing Commission. w 1-10-Rt re It Was Do Or Die With Olivia Catteto" j THIS 15 THE 6F.ST Qi?Vfl Ol.lv -A. I'VE ,':J1 -iJ. 'I Mm AR(icMtNT I HAVE. lUM GOT 5UMENICt f ' 1 P fr "TOOFHI ,1-' HOT (.HICKEM 1 ' , DON'T KNOW S f ' I -v V -nJ tie lad's ilrliaitv hum!., whU'h ptirnjitnuiird time heauisr nf injurii's, nln ,him the name of LmlvfinLTrs, he is educated ill the risky art of opwilnu .strong boxes. Also showing FiRhtintr Fate." MANY PHIZES OFFERED. (Hv Ansocisted !rcsH) M-UKAiSt, wash., Jan. d'A huver cups, medals, ribbons, cash, and mer ehandise, are offered as awards to Ihi winnino nyhibita in th stnnkuno PouL r - - try Breeders' association show here 1 -.-...... twin uci as num. v omesis are wihk Jwmiary 23 to 28, according tu the of-iM jn otle,. ,,(,00s au ove nhL, atMte ficial nremium list. Twelve culls arj'... tk ..i... ...ai ficial premium list. Twelve cups aro listed, and in adJition the medal uwuniH to inose entoreu in wc Am erican Poultry association. These will include gold and silver medals fur the best cockerels in the America:!!, Medi terranean, British, Asiatic, tianlui.i. Turkey, and waterfowl classes. GET VARSITY LF.TTEilS. (Ily Associated I'ress) PULLMAN, Wash., Jan. 12 Var sity letter for members of the Wash ington State' College football team have been presented to the following: Captain Fail Dunlap, Captain-elect Ford Duiiten, Arthur Hamilton, George Bchuiion, Earnest Dunwnchter, Lin coln Meeker, "Buck" Davis, Johnny Zaepcl, Moo Sax, Eldon Jonnc, Verne Hickey, Rny Snndberg, William in- ans, M1I0 llclvor, Mik"e iuornn, an.i F'lank Skaden. Recommor.dr.tion hai ', , . . ... ... . .l... ? ' , "f V", 1 ..: T: Harold Hanley, who did not play hin Repairieg of Anything I Vrrii.ii H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 5 105 Depot Street The Reason for our Substantial Growth is our Substantial, Service 1 a a a a n c. 13" o Vv. rjjf c u a o w o Available Fund i In tliCKO xlays rShl'cty of your )U'iiu ipal (U'lnands first roiisloratioii.i .M'ter tli.it iionies your ralii- of intcresl, and IhiriV lie-otiliililjv- of vonp inviVtment. ; Our time ( Yrtifii-aies of t)cpsit al-c always worth 100 cents'ify 1 hi dnll.ir; they nv 4,r and are alwavs ni- Kdix aide. Our savings account alsiWdraw A"' in terest. c-oiiimiih-d Mcmi-annually, they also niav be d:aVr. wjtliout itvevions 110 Itice. ' " United States la Grande, Ore. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS v.- ED DONOHUE. Tron. Phone, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferaoti llie iiwardeil a Utter. MI-'JilCAI. CONTICST. i UN. Tl...i'l:lt, Mont., Jan. 12. Thn f .Tt statewide musical contest in thill history of Montana is to he held here i March 111. It will be open only t , Montana high school students and - ,...in i,.i,,,i.. .,.i nn.l lo.iriimi.iiinl ; llumbl,r, f un ki,u8. The local high! 1 l..i.i..i. ; ..1 iu i IHCIIOUI, WHICH IS UIIIIIIMK l"V i-veiii, wM llct Ils ,sti cnt,.su ,,10 beiny i , AvMv on ihmv who wm C1,nlp,.te In ,i, ,.,... mij.. as ?Ttf Nis mn biiiscs k hew day fcFSfcWTKf' r4' TfW-T!BlW 11 and Wiring Tlione 393 W National Bank PY ALMAN C- Comp AVIum you ai'o lookiuir (vr men's npiiavcl, it is IichI; to l)iviy whciv'Hu! uilue is i'i'iitcsi. 'niii uire our vafiv-s witli tiiosc Vl'rVred clscwlinrt', ami llicn iniv Yll(:c vmi Arrow dollars VVESTENHAVER 5 GILBERT 1309 Adams Ave. "Permanent M 0o Pyrnmlils" CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY 1 Manufacturers CEMENT 1 BUVi:lt ASM WATER PH'E Cl'I.VKHT PIIMO lllll. LOW III.Ol'K ("KM EXT StLOS WELL C t UlltXti .MA1H4 IV SECTIONS HOLLOW HI ILIllNti lll.OCKS PIlONK MAIN 120 1 l.'actory : Island City l! Welders of THE BEST EQUIITED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Reeriiidtng Crankshaft HejrrindliiK V Pistons, Ph.ton Rings, Piston Pins us and Tractors ' M.eblne Ware tquipped I tbt LEIGHTON WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS- R. W. Leithton, Prop. El 51 fires were rejuirted within (he pad year. :'7 of these were reported hy telephone. . ) 1 ,1 a Home independent Telephone Co. wmd, 1,111 ) 'fin ran dV tlm host. I'listoll (liiitors La Grande, Ore. PRODUCTS AH s of All Makes Overhauled . Work of All Kind nnd manned by expert the abov' work FIRE.!! The Foundation oi Good Dress OOOD TASTE In dresa 'must find Its first isxpresslon lix the proper Corset In the har-mouy if simple, beautiful linos and right .proportions. Women of discriminating tastti all over America wear 'La Camille' Corset because thry give the correci llhouotto anil ai-ccnt tho nat ural beamy of tho flrure as no other Cornels ran. There Is a "La Camillu" model that will fit Ton ixM-foctly. 'Havo a tilul rittlnn and bo con j j rlnced. A coinileto line of new modols on nana. ni;i) 11221 Mrs. Robt. Pattiscn, COUHiaiEUE , 1702 Oak, Corner of Spring i M U.