Wednesday. January 18. ci-jo
LA. GTUTE rVEKTVO ORSF.RVEn
P'.A'GTC STCVFAT
Classified
WANTED.
WANTKD-tLivo
(Lo ten tt
HI'S. 11
tons of Kotte.i
Om seed lit
ut ImVc San-
alorium, t
1-17-St
JNTf.U-llH':llolil goods; fur,
niOiflinery, buggiva, vviino und
0oB&.. 0G'O, siooo, n0inl i$
6WnnJ5.., 0 o O yo or ftiftoi
ao9 for ytb x'(DO. Po'OlO yb
ODCO soBthi Kir OiQ. IOoo.i'j0TOii-
Com" miming, -wie urancis Chain
gi'ogorOeO Ktoeo. loner Kir and I
Monroo stiOctQi 12-!U-vPi
-v.
W4NTKD To buy a goed used sad
dle, rite P. 0. Box 717.
1-14-r.tp.
PROPSSSIOKfAL
PIBECTORY
OWl'KOl'ATIllC 1'tlVSK'lA.NS
UU. .1. L. INUl-IO and Hit. M AltOAlii-IT
JXJl.l. l)lseus.s uf women and chil
dren a Hpf.clHlly. Of'i'ict' Phone .Mtiin
Hiti. lies, Plume MhIii lii. Lu (Jruml
Nutlohal Hunk UulJdlnK.
PHVNKIAXS AM si nt.i;os
DJt. it. J. It Ui'K MAN. Di'iittM. itoom
M-15 Palnier-;tou.-cli lliiihlihff, nhune
Main iO. l-n (i en rule, nn'ii.
CKO. 11. VF.IIHS. M. I). 'l.ni-riil Surs
try. Offire. u ee SI) vTthorn'K. Ot rice
phone Main 112; rtHidenee jjIkiik
Hain C8ti.
N ATI' RE ( LRi;
DR. A. N. MAYVILLI: SptrfBllHE hi
rhronlc dlPeutiex. .Methods, Mechano
Therapy and Xatttropiith. Skin urul
plood (liseat'H, tier vouh diseitHes.
Chronic Headuche, Kczeinn, Stint lea.
Appendicitis, ConHtlpatlon, lUnv-
Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dlseas
r hUfceflfully treated. Phone Main
093. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool-
Jdee IUJk.i opposite .Star Tlieatre. Of
fice hour 3. 10 to 1 a. in., 1:30 to r:ut
p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf
UK. 3. I-:. WOOUKl.l
('hlr.tpriictor anil
raturopain. .-vervous and chronic
dieaHi a ppncialiy. Suite 20. 8oru
inur Llldfr- Over .Silverthorn'n. Oiflc;
hours, 10 to 12 a, m., 1 to & p. mp., V
to 8 evening!. 12-2-1-lm
ATTOHNKYS
COl'HRAX and EHKHllAnD Oeo. T
'ochran and Colon It. Kberliard. At
torney!. La tramto Xutiunul l:ak
UullilinB.
COXTUAt'TOitS
ll. J. McLKLLANlli-KiHtt-TLMt profew
ulonal Olvll KnRinet-r; iturvoyinK and
TnapH. lioom 1J, La (irando Natloaul
Hank nulldlliK. 1'hone llnln 91.
AKCHITKC'TS
C U. Miller. Arehilcel. Itnom 11, La
rnn.l,' Nutlonul ilunlc llulldlne, La
,rande, Oreaon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
1 0. 0. M. La Grande Lodge No.
S30, Loyal Order of Koose, holds
regular meetings every Thursday
night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows'
Hall. The Women's Mooseheart Le
gion meets second and 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
Tharmacy and at J. G, Holm's Gro
cery Store.
1 D. E. SHANKS, Die.
M. A. ST1LWELL, Sec.
B. I". O. KI.KH La firnndp LodKe Nn.
4.13. Lodtre meets eueli Thursday ev
ening nt 8 o'clock. Home and clun
privileges eheurlully extended to all
llrotlur Elks. .
NOLAN SKIFF. Exn!td Ttufer
F. L. rKAHSOX, Secrelnry.
IIIIUKIIN WOdD.MLN (IK AMKIMCA
J.a -Grande Camp No. T7li:t meyls on
the first and third Tliursilay even
Iiikr of each ninnth. in the i. of r.
XfiOl. Visiting npichbnrs w.-lcome.
H. C. HALL. V. .'.
JAKE KOKTOCK, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M.- La I'.rande l.udire No.
41, A. F. and A. M.. hedds repulnr
meetings first and third Fridays al
7-10 p. m. Cordial welcome to nil
llasons.
E. n. Ot'YR. V. r.
A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec.
. VI. KACil.KS Aerie No. Si, meetf
every Friday nlglit lit Kagles Hall.
Visiting members welcome.
V.. LILLY. W. I.
J. E. HIItDSKLL. See.
Woodmen of tub vohlij i.n
".'rnndo Camp No. K.s. Meet." every
fir5t and third Mondny at EaKles
hall. All visiting nelKliborn welcome.
Duen payable nt the office of the
clerk. Itooma 21-22. La clraade Na
Uonal Hank UUlg.
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
It. J. KITCHUX. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS lied Crops
LKlg No. 27, mectM vwry Jiofiauy
evening in Cnslle Hnll ( K. ot V.
Hall), nt 8 p. m. A Pythian vekomt
to all visitinc Knic'its.
C. W. MOOltK, C. C.
C. U GltAHAM. K. n. R
WOMRM'M HMJKKIT ASS H ' I A T l .V of
lh Iaccabeej. I.a f.rnnrle l-odjre N. ,
27. V. B. A. of M. Lotlp meets first
Thuraa nt 2 p. m. and third 'd-:
nettny at o p. m., nt i. oi i. mm.
, Viaitlng Plfiti-rfi welrome.
MAlUOItli: BATON,
Itccord Kt'f'per.
O. E. H. Flope Clmpter No. l::, O. E. fv.
hoi (l.i ntntvd coniniunintion the sec
ond and fourth Wi'dnesdays of enoi
month. Visitlnff mem hern cordially
welcomed. ... ,r
HUTiPA HTTMPITTtKVS. W. M.
v i. ( i ik x r I i : a ( i .
j tDOKVGS OF TUB DUFFS
ri v,.;. ,.,o.,,w
A '
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9 .. I r i - -r" :.':
Want Ads
VV'ANTKI) I.ndy wants, work by day
"r-huur. I'honc 4:IS-.J. l-17-2tu
" fflianffra.ini iTmni-v
on-o-ffu itt Poo e
9ix riaiAi
nouaoo fu!'iQl.9 d
bnfciriii.oO.
iiO Ub -
"oner. n
i-ii
To traiio :io stiO i for
me lUuct, all in crop, two miles
south -of. Ontario, for I A Granite
lesmenee property. Call "C. M
Voperty.
serVHrJ
ure Ubse
1-lii-tf
FOR SALO 0 AD
i
Jysey -milk und cream,
il'OU SALK.
nione LMJS-ftl.J V .A. liurns,
I-1G-Gt !
KOK SALK f!o-KHon gasoline tank
complete, with pump. Just the
thing for Wivute Karage. $45.00
Write "H," cVe Observer.
' . 1-16-tf
FOR 8 ALL' 10-inch apple tree wood.
Phone Main lt 1-I0-Ji0tp
FURNITURE FUR SLK, and.room
for rent. Phone between 8
o'clock a. m. and &aVIock d. m.
1-9-tf
FOR KEiVi
,... f,,.,-, "T-," ' sion while ruuoing on Broudwav, New
I ? rrh''fe furmRhed.rP,0",SYork, will be seen at the Star Theatre
for light honsekeeping . Will be
vacant Januurv 20th. Phone 34:i-U,
l-17-3t j
FOK KENT Five-room modem '
house, unfurnished. Price $20 per cy Maxim, tha famous inventor, es
nmnth. Phono :i:t7-w i.mjtn pecially to provide material for a
I
, Vull tiwr u,..l ...;.u uu I
uculuujn, wim un.u tutu
nem. jenaenian preierreu. zui.i '01 n tropic ismnn oy a voicamc erup
Firsr St.Nhone 341R. 1-10-tf Ition. with the death of the entire pop-
m.x-m 1 Z , r-. ; ulation except two persons, und the
M)R RLNT-One lare furnished be l'b j of pllatial country place
room. PhontUUOW. 1-10-tf Qn Lo,fg isinnil,yNcw York.
MISCELLANEOUS
(NOTICE TO MODERN WOODMEN.
All .viouern woodmen are requested
to be present Thnrsday evening, Jen-jnnd
uary i:nn, iorviiisiaiiauon ceremonies,
There
will be oyster feed after
lodge.-
H. C. BALL, V. C.
M7-3t
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs M. E. Chclf, 1702 Adams Ave.,
phone 13SJ. 1-11-2'lt
MRS. M. WILLIAMSON. Profcs.
sor of practical and clinical Mid
wifery. 212 Adams. Phone 332J.
, Vw 12-28-lm
DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN sew
ing. Prices reasonable. 1806 E.
Penn Ave. 12-19-20tp
HIGHEST P1RICES PAID for raw
furs. Write for price list. North
west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., lo
Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash.
12-10-2mp.
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
by Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, llu4 O.
avenue, or leave Wder at Camp
bell Sisters, Ladila' Furnishings,
1305 Adams avenui. 3-22-tf ,
HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge
buttons covered--half ball, full ball
acorn and bullet acorn styles. Mail
orders given prompt attention. All
work guarantwU. Orders taken
for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,
90G Adams A'o. Phone 421W. First
block west of post office
8-29-tf
FIND IT HERE
trnmtfmKrronmttmtti
Wednesday, -January 18th.
K ARTHEit vf DEMI'SEY
10 Rounds tioqd Preliminaries
Auspices Mupicipal Boxing
Conymission.
1-10-Rt
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP feND FOUNDS?
AH kinds of machinery,
paired, overhauled and rebuilt!
Ascetylene weldingpf all
Cylinder boring andpveriaze pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons ihiPistoo Pins regrouncL
Give as a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Fro.
.iHillii
! P eOOKOVS I.AST ).V
TOO paooCPoQO ADO oflie Cun-
OcO 61 OOO CtHo OiO CQ Ol thu io-
lAtlim 9..I- in.. Oimai aMiina i.f I'Thi.
M'rhO of l'ie;iOdmi." 0Ol C'flvtonO
Jot
lO'uninunt lOturo. HuO'i
Ford, the dlruitor, Is delighted with
the results obtained.'
Winifred Hoggs' Btory of English
and Austinllun life Is the first Miss
it:ia;in hua done: for d'urninount In
lithe
east.
The riliuiuK- tl pic-
lure niiirlia the return of HuKh
Ford to idiifM'Loriul dutlo.H in Aiyor
ieu iiftt;r eix months in Kimlund.
wheru ho iirodiueti thu rlrt two
plot tires mudo ut the new Loudon
studio of Funious Pluyei'H-Lasky
Ui itiHh lroduoer8, Ltd.
Anions thu well-known screen fa
vorites who apneur with Miss Clay
ton lu this picture tiro Uockcliffe
Fi'lton, lMidtuK man; Korrinibld Dun
ny, '.Maude Turner Ooidon, Clar-.
encio Hcrituue, George UackiiK, Mr.t.
Isabel West and Feurl ShepttrU.
AUo showiiiK a comedy.
SO.METHINd NKW IN PlCTl'KES
IN "A VIRGIN PAKA1USE"
"A Virgin Paradise," the sensation
al und spectacular William Fox spe
cial which made a tiememtous impres-
toilay, Thursday and Friday. Th.
thirv. ripiilinc with life in a South I
cnn iln iiintrli. mul wiili niviliv-ll
hypocrisy, was written by Hiram Per-
u-iii;,,,,. y0K super-special.
tl. .1.. u. .l..i.....i:n.i
i m? si-em-s nil iuiic inc urinunmii
The aurvivois on the island are the
linfant daughter of a missionary, Gia
Itia Latham, and her native nurse. The
nurse dies while Gratia is still a child,
ana sne lives on wur. ooiy nous, Hper
other wild animals as her com-
ipuiniutn.
The death of an uncle in New lorn
OLD TK.M1B Dnnccs still running at
Eagles Hall Saturday night, Janu
ary 21st. Tickets, $1.00. W. Hust.
S. Campbell and II. Allen. l-17-4tp
OREGON JOURNAL AGENCY
Sluter Whitidon, agent. Residence,
2702 Birch street. Phone lBO-W.
i l-lC-12t
READ THE WANT ADS!
FOR SALE
Store', building' with
rooms 'in l.fk, and two
rosidoiicfB. yiirings on
G000 ovfljr " iiercciit.
Call Main ViA
W ANTED
Description of all farm land '
for sale in Union County. A
directory of farm lands for
tale in Oregon is being com
piled as reference book for
. people seeking farms or acre
age in Oregon. Send your
complete description to
OREGON FARM LAND
v DIRECTORY
418 Selling Building
Portlund, Oro.
olitomubilea and tractori ra-
ktndB.
ASileotDrama . pv aman bfmWWl :
leaves Crat"u heir to $10,000,0110, and
then relatives charter h ship ami go in
Kearch of her. She is taken to the
Loiik Island home, where she finds u
difficult to adapt hfr half suvae na
ture to the requirements of her rad
ically Altered condition in life, I.eaV.
o full can she submit tamely to thr
purpose of a young man of the fam
ily to marry her for her millions. 3 lor
'way of resenting his unwelcome at
tentions isavorthy of her upbrinrinj:
as the associate and companion uf
wild beasts.
The role of Gratia is played by
PQOrl TPOite, faiftous for her dash an:i
('-Oi'ii'f lO the screen t
7.QV0 COD9. "OYSTEOOl'S
Qll" AT TOO Altt'ADH
C()JTv)D3CIN(; Tltf ltSDAY.
"The Oysteiious OiJer," 11 Zone
drey story, filmed moi powe: fully
than ever that wonderl'uOy pupulni
author's oik has' been filmed in the
Wist even by Benjumin H. Hiimpton,
at whose touch the (treat novels oi
the world become marvelous photo
plays. T!iis may wtll bo Billed Mr.
Hampton's greatest Zane Uioy inter
pretation, o ' '
It contains all the elemciils of
wholesome dramiitio appeal appeal
for every class of patron ?from the
smallest child to the oldest grand
mother and grandfather, and all the
folk who are in between. Because it
is a hundred per cent pure entertain
ment, wholesome, elevatinff and artis
tic, the very highest art of the motion
picture and the most human, lovable
characterizations, breathless susponsi?
mystery, intrigue, huleor and novel
twists "The Mysterious iliides" finds
a place in the heart of any and every
human being.
Theie's a lovely lovable girl called
Columbine, playe dby Claire Adams
And a wonderful manly hero, Wilson
Moore, played by the matinee idol of
the light opera atage, Carl Cianvoori.
And a powerful, mysterious rtianper
named Wade, played by subtle, Polish
ed Robert McKim. And a ravishing,
eye-filling blonde beauty known a
"Mrs. Smith," played by Maude
Wayne. And a bull-dog sort of man,
sinister and brutal, whose scarred face
tells a story the blonde's husband.
Smith, played by Frederick Starr.
The Reason for our Substantial Growth
is our Substantial, Service
7
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Available Funds
.;,'V f
In tliosc'jlays s.-tfoty of your principal
(U'linuids firsj oonstdoralion. After 1 hat
(loines yoni''ra,e of iblerest, and third' iii
IJidiability, of jhv irivexi ineiit.
Our time CA-tifitnites of Deposit arc
always woVtli (J(V-('iis on the dollar; they
pay Y-' and are aTSv-fs ne.ndtialile.
Our savings aecounls also draw Y'" in
terest eomiioiinded seini-aimually, they
also may be draAVi; without ;rev:ous lie-tiee.
VI x
United Stat-es
' La Drande,Ore.
W " ' VS-J
Fisrniturei Exchange
COMPLETEHOU 3E FURNISHERS
ED DONOHUE, Trop.
JPhone, E3acb 124J
I . . . . fh A eA
Walii-r Whitman as Itellotmds, thci
father, alitl .ianie: MaSnrt as Jack l!cH
oumls, the tiererliweU son-r-foriter
lather nn bmther of t'te hemini', C'o
hiniiiine --cum : ilmte truly jrreat char
acterisations, anil many of the aud
ence may give their favor to two of
the cHt we name as last but not leit.Vt
- those famous fun mak.-rs uf the
p'reen, Frank Ilaynes and Ajrtric Herr-
! MANY ".MlNL'liS" IN TOWN. .
i
I Miners, each with a coffee pot an i
frying pan have been busy flapping
;f lupjiu-ks in i.a Grande grocery stores
ithe past severr.l days and will con
itimie their uni-eaing flipping toil":'
land tomorrow.
As ol'tiiis once eV(0" ('. 2-11 seconds
;lhe fastest of thoe chaps shakes a
, b ;
:flap,iack out lo the edge of his pan
:tos.ies it up, and catches it. He never
i misses. These pancake toilers arc
mechanical men appearing in I.r.
! Grande under the direction of Charles
.Stevens of the AlUers Drothors Mill-
ing coniKiny of Portland and in con
; noction with the company's publicity
j They are located in the following
i stores: J. G. Snodgrass, J. G. Holm
Klean Kut Ki.sh, Joel's, Rochdale Co
! Operative, Iloove'ri.ed Grocery 'and
j Pattison Prothers.
In every store, too', a sample of Al.
; hers' Flapjack Flour is given to the
j housewife who can flip a flapjack.
OPl'I.AIt COI1.V I I.AKl.S
DOWN IX lytlCF
.The Postum Cereal Company. Inc.,
has announced n lower prico on
National Bank
Fir & Jefferson li V
Most Toastles, I'ffeetivo December
31, 1921.
During the war when prices for
food stuffs In general were rapidly
rising, l'oat Toastles were the lust
corn Hakes to go up lu prlro. All
through the trying period of read
justment last year they held the
market steady and now they are
the first to come down. No doubt
the thrifty lioiiwwifii will be round
iminodintoly roHponslvo to this low
ered price,
Largeit .Known Nuaot.
Tho National museum suys that, uc
conllit to Us roeordti the lurgest Cal
Ifornia gold nugget was found lu Mon
tnncntnl elaliu lu Blerra eounly und
weighed 15'j:i troy ounces.
NOTICE OK BANKRUPT STOCK
M. It. Womack, doing business us
Valley Hardware, Wallowa.
Sealed bids will be received at the
offico of tho undersigned Refereo in
Bankruptcy, at La Grande, Oregon, on
Saturday, the iilst day of January
11122, for the stock and fixtures of
the Valley Hardware Co., Bankrupt, nt
Wallowa, Oregon.
All bids must be accompanied by n
certified check for one-tenth (1-10) of
the amount bid.
Inventory may be inspected nt the
office of the Refereo on Wednesday,
January 18th, 1022.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and all sales are made
sirojeet to tho confirmation of the
Court.
H. E. DIXON,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
La Grande, Oregon. X
l-14-4t
Welders of
THE BEST EQ'JUTED
IN EAST OKEGON
Cylinder Reerindln"; Crankshaft ltesrrint!!iig
Pistons, Piston Kings, Piston PinH
Cars and Tractors of All Makes Overhauled
V
Machine Work of All KIttdai
W are iquipied and m f ined by ei porta
for the abova work
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
K. W. Leighton, Vtop.
FIRE !
i)4 fhvsWpro ljoporfod within Hip imst yoar.
37 of ilicse vvo reported by tcloi1ioup.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
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A collar style y ou'll like. It
fits the neck wear pf the cjqy.as
perfectly'p.s it fits fjie wearer.
It is qviqI th newest
Arroww-v
Co Lt AHS
Sold
Westenhaver 8c Gilbert
La (irnndo, Oivyni,
All Metals
The Foundation cf
Good Dress
OOOD TASTE In dress must
find Us tlrat expression lri1 the
proper Corset In the hnrmony
if simple, beautiful lines and
right proportions. Women o(
dlBcrlidir.atlnu tools 811 over
AiCtertmi wetvp
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