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' inrs(Ui-.. ..Tnim.-trv 1,"f)-'2 LA fl Tl.WTVR' F.TT.NTXO ORSTCRVRR VAGF, VIYF. I; .r o o Classified WANTED. WANTKfJvKivri to ton tons of Ni'tk (icm seed lioytofs. Hot Ukc San murium. l-17-:ti . WANTKD Household goods; farm I . machinery, buggies, wagons and nacKs. xiangfB, ,toves, musical in Btruments 17 ... i .. " you onu-iourin t ' J""' ioo. Mureiy ynu navo Rometnmg ror sale. IJraynire costs nothing. Vj'be Francis Chain Brokerage stores.' Corner Kir and Monroe (streets. 12-31-tf WANTKD To buy a good used sad dle. Write P. 0. Box 717. 1-U5tp. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OHTKOl'ATHIC 1'HYSU'IAXS 1)11. J. Id. INCH.!'; unci nil. M Alt' A It KT INlil.H. Dit'USt'S of woom-ii und eli 1 1- clru a spt"'lll'. um- Phone Main ; Klii. lies. I'hone Mtiln 12l. l.u Urunde National Hank liuilriliiK. l'HYSICiAXS AM) St lU.KOVS ' lH. If. J. ItlK'KMAN'. Ilentlst. Ileum 11-1.1 Pnlnier-lloi-sch liiiihliinr, iiliunu , Mln 70. I.u (Irrinclt1. oreim. KO, 11. VKHIJS, M. !. iJiMM-ntl Nursi ry. Of fir uvt SiVMrtliiirn-, (H'rii' p)Hne llaln 112; rt-'Wik-iR-c plionc j N.vrritK ciiti-: En. A. N. MAVVILLK SiH'chtllst In chronic dfHt'HKt'K. M.'ihtxln, Mt'chitno- Ttmiapy nml Nnturopulli. M;in mid bU'od dlot'a.e.-. ihtvihiw disotisoi. Chronlr lli-.ailocbt. Koxi-mn, Sclut ivn. Appendicitis, 'onit ipntioii, L!ovvl Troubltt; nil kinds of I'hrunic Pixea.- vh MKH'i'K8fillly trvHtt'ft. I'lioiii! Main fiitt. Room 1, 2, :i, second floor Cool- ultro Hhlff't oppnuile .Star Tiientrf. Of- I fice ht.urrt, 10 to 1- n. in., 1:'.IQ to r.urj ' p. in. Cnsuitai ion fn. :l i-tf 7X rH.'J. K. VO)liil.ly-4-'hlronrmMor nn) Nntiirupullt. N-rvoiiri niui chronic (HaeHsfs u spociitlty. Suite 2o, Sum-nit-r UUip. fivor .silvtrihorrrf. Offic lururM, 10 to 12 a. ni., 1 to fl p. ntp.. ; to It ftvenJng. 12-24-lm ATTOltXEYS COCHHAM sad UnKRIlARD Tieo. T. I'Of'hraii and Tolon K. ICberhard. At ' turueya. La Uruntle Nullunai Hank Itulldinfr. CONTItALTOltH it.- J. Mel.Kl.l.AN Heglstered profes olonal Civil Kntfinerr; surveying and limps. Koom 1J. l.n liraiule National Hank llliildinfr. IMione .Miiln SI. A1ICII ITKIT.4 C. II. Miller. Archileet. Iloom 11, La Grande Xnliomil Jluak Linildlnff, La ' .'irande, Oregon. i!KAl.tJNAJLj DIRECTORY i A 11 Modern Woodmen are requested ' - j'" be present Thursday evening, Jen L. 0. 0. M. La Grande Lodge No. luary lflth, for installation ceremonies. , .50, Loyal Order of Moose, holds (There will bo; art' oyster feed after - regular meetings every Thursday 'lodge j i nirht at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows' ! ' It. C. BALL, V. C. ' Hall. The Women's Mooseheart Lo-,.1-17-Ht V ' . gion meets second and fourth Thurs-1 - days of each month. Moose Legion of tho World meets second Monday of each month. Visitors always wel come. Dues payable at La brand come. Hues payaoie at m urnnui: Pharmacy and at J. G. Holm's Gro- eery Store. D.. E. SHANKS, Die. M. A. ST1LWELL, Sec. 11. P. O. Kl.KS Ln llrnlide LortKe No, 43:1. Lodge meets each Thursday evening- al 8 o'clock. Home nnd clun prlvileKes cheerfully fcXlenuVil to all llrolher Klks. NOLAN PK1FP. Kxnlti-d Itulcr F. .. PKAIISON. Secretary. MODKIIN WIIOUMHN l)K A.MKIIH'A U llrande f'anip No. 7T(:i inputs on Hie rirst and third Thursday even tnps of each inonlh.'ln the K. of l1. Hall. YlsitlnR nclphhnrs vlcome. 1L ('. HAI.I-. V. C. JAKK IlllSTOCK. Tlerk. A. K and A. M. La llrande I.o'diro No. 11 A TI" nnrl A. M.. holds TflTlllar . mecilDirs first nnd third Fridays al 7. -an p. m. Cordial welcome lo all Mu.tons. it. n. nrvE. av. jr. A. C. WILLIAMS. See. K il. KAOLKS orie No. 2aH. meets eerv Krlday nicht nt EnKlea Hall. Visiting members welr-nine. v.. i. ill v. w. r. .1. i:. niT'.nsrci.i.. See. '.VimPMBN Of Till'. WOULD 4.a ;r.inde f'nnip Vo. lf.r. Mt-els every first and third Mondny .at KhkIcs hall. All vleillnir neihh"r welronie: Pues puynblti nt the ofriee of the clerk. Ilooms '-'1-22, La llrande Na tional hank lllclir. JOHN KCOTT. C. C. 11. J. K ITCH UN. Clerk. KNKiHTS OF I'VTHlAK itwl CroM , l.ndire No. 27. hieeln every Momli'V vrnlntr In Castle Hftll l!- of f. llalll. at S p. m. A Pylhian welcome to all vl.ltlnr KnlKhm. ' C. W. MDorti:. C. C. V. (illAHAM. K. H. S. V(I.VIi;N S 1IKSKKIT AS.- II I AT)( IN of the MAeeabi-e.w. I.a ilnin'li Lorine N' i'7, W. II. A. of M. l.l!e liifflK first Thorilnv at I! p. m. and third V'1-pt-fdW nt 8 p. in., at K. of I'. Hall. Visiting Sister, w.'lconie. 3 ilAIUOIlli; KATOV. Ilecord Keeper. O. K. H. Hop tllnPKT No. U. . S.. ImiUIh Rlatnl fninnulliiiiilitoi tli m'': onil nad fourlli WcdiiMdaja of men month. Visillnir nfmbiT cordially w,lc.me,tl)A rMpimEVj,. M. o fi.oi:i:n'i'iJ iiai'on. S.T. JIOI.NQS OF THE PUFFS I C0l'f BSWSWE I WART trvTHSMc fb ttt 70HCHT, CEAft - THB 6aSS CUT Want Ad ! WANTED Unfurnished house by the -'uth of y.Uruary, by nun und wife, I Phone Va mora 1x2. l-itf-2n IWANTWI '1'.. . fi .... i hnuM., funihfd or unfurnished. close iit. CiH "C. care Ob Reiver. l-l(i-tt i nnniM I'd trade ,10 acres of for- .m . land, Jill in crop, two miles i south of Ontario,' for La Granite residence pro)ejrty. Call "0. Al.", j care Observer. 1-lli-tf - ... T-QgT " I . , , , L. e. & L. LOS T Wat -h fob of 1 Call at Observer. Reward. l-18-2tO , or bOK SALE OR TRADE FOK SALK Jersey milk and cream, j Phone 2(18-;. W .A. Burns. I limit oi spectacular sensationalism rt X;. 1-1G-Gijnas hetn reached. Not so! Pearl FOR SALE Go-gallon gasoline tank complete; with pump. Just the I tnmg tar private garage. ?4o.OO 1-16-tf KOH SAI.K l(i-inch apple trco-wood. Phone Main lt l-lG :iOtp KUKN1TUKB SALS, and rooms !an( purposes of her new environ for rent. Phone ttMJ In'twecn 8 met Vjmfic than anything that o'eloi k a. m.vai;d.G o'clock p. m? j happened in the junKlc where her na- i-Q-tfture was so largely formed. I The story of "A Vircrin Paradise" HJK KKNT FOK Ri?NT -Rooms for light house Maxim, the world famous inventor of lJ-Adams. Phone :190-J.lthe faxim silencei and many other keeping, tl'Jdi . t-18-tf 1 FOll IM:.'i;-Thxee furnished ! rooms r for light WeV'P.ng . Wi 1 be vacant Januafv liflth. Phone l)4:i-R l-17-:it r ., . 1 10K KENT - Hye-room modern .V A, Z, .1 month. Phone 337-W. l-lfi-lttn i.-.m. nnxim u-.il. r(i ri- i Dcoruoiu, wuo uaiu ami, neat, oenueman prererreu. zuj.i First St. PhoiM 341R. 1-10-tf FOK KENT One large furnished bel'jt room. Phone 190W. 1-10-tf MISCELLANEOUS rm rn,,T, n . n ,l peals will undoubtedly add to your Ol.ll TT1M1K Dances still runninp ntIr Lagles Hall Saturday night, Janu ary 21st. Tickets, $1.00. W. Bust, S. Campbell and H. Allen. l-17-4tp iXtmi'K TO MODEKN WOODMEN uru'uun jb ,..i...K. Airs M. K Ohejf, 1702 Adams Ave. phone 138.T-. 'V 1-11-2'it i t ,,- . M. Wrlj.liMSON.-Profes sor of practical Ind clinical Mid wifery. 2124 Aflftms. Phone 332J. 12-28-lm DKESSMAK1NG AND PLAIN sew-! ing. Prices- reasonable. 1806 E. , Penn Ave. ' 12-19-20tp ( HIGHEST 11P.1CES PAID for raw furs. Write for price list. North-1 west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., , 75 ; Yesler Wav, Seattle, Wash. j 12-lG-2mp. HEMSTITCHING JiND P1COT EDGE by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Sistera, . Ladies' Furnishings, 1305 Adams avenue. , S-22-tf HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge buttons covered half ball; full ball acorn and bullet acorn styles. Mail orders given prompt attention. All work guaranteed, t Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90G Adams Avel-Thone 42IW. First diock west oi post ouicu 8-29-tf RKAI) THE WANT AliS! LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP ANI FOUNDRY All kinds orVmachinory, automobiles and tractors re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. . Ascetylene welding oft all Cylinder boringvand Crankshafts, PisVpna ind is D. HE CUT IT? TEt VOU'LU I' HAwe. To ep.ST i . : VIIMilN l AltADISi:" I'HOVICS SKNSATIO.N AT ST A It Til I'.VHtK "A Virgin Paradise,' 'the William Fox special, created a sensution at began u three days' run. The startl. '"If contmsts between the quiet life " I-oiiff Island, whore the millionaire, Peter Latham, lives, and the jungle 1'fe' on a South Sea island where hn brother toils as a missionury among nat'vt-'S, are .striking enough, but the scenes showing the devastation f the island by a volcanic eruption 'n,.p nnsitivi.lv thrillinu-. TVlu lifn nf llltlo flrnlii. li.ll.lm. (growing up on the depopulatd island jwith only lions, apes and other wild animals as her companions, is intense 'V interesting, and it appears that the v nice, tne "jasning anu oaring net Jine of episode photoplays, is ill the role of Gratia, who is transported to the (Long Island home by a search party which comes to the tslanti in a steam er after she has fallen heir to $10, 000,000 by the death of her tinclo Miss White makes the stiu(rg!e of Gratia in and against the customs iwas written by Hiiam Percy Maxim. the world famous inventor "A f the1,, contrivances. lFAMOiTS ARTIST PAINTS FOR I ..T,E )YSTERlTll'S UIDE UIDElt" Benjamin Bf Hampton's Poworfnl pflotodrBn,ai ..The MystCriou8 Rider." ladiipted from the novel by Zane (irey, .; ' ,.i r ,u uif.i,,. . 't nil nf the f,ini nrts nn the shrwUw- - " e v - , i i - "?1' & - i- !'"r. thiilling story of love, adventure and mystery in 1921 Arizona. Once was considered in a picture abound- ing in thi ills rnd suspense that little attention need be paid to the finer dLtails. Those days arc past in the movies, and now a hundred subtle up- FIND IT HERE ttitttifnn:iimwtnuCT okegon Journal agency Slater Whitldon, agent. Residence. 2702 Birch street.. Phone 1I)0-W. V l-lfi-12t FOR SALE . Storo building, with i rooms 111 vac , anil two rings on ) iiorcpiit. rosi donee hi (lOOO ov Call Main 780 W AN TED DescriptloX of all farm land for Rain In Union County. A directory of iftirin lands for sale In Oregofc is, being com piled as refnrende book for people EceklntJ fafms or arre ago in Oregdji.l Send your complete descaipaoii to OREGON FARM LAND DIRECTORY 418 Selling Building Portland, Ore. L kinds. jt i liack 1 h X ; kersize pistons. Piston Pins regroancL a trial CGERALD, Proy Better Leave Bad Enough Alono CUT EVERVBOOT MHV THE IPEA WHO EVER HEARD C& MY OEPARTKSIOT SUCH A THING f'SiiCES THc WAY THEY ARE? LET ME TALK TO enjoyment oi "ilie JiysieriiUK umi't, : whii'h jihiys at the AicMU' riiursiluv, Hiilny unci Saturday. Tho service of Fiidinnnd l'inney Kiiilo, mi intcinalionally famous urt iHt, were obtained for the production of the urt backgrounds of tile written titles. Mr. Karle is a student of the (great Whistler, and is noted for Inn iversatilitv of his biush in the fields jf Hiijscape, marine, pioup and port: rait art. Seeing "The Mysterious 'Killer" is like touring the famous gal. 'lories that are rich 'With the work of the old masters. Combined with the wonderful musical score, Mr. Enrle's paintings aid in makinfc "The Mystor- j ions Hitler'' a splendid art work, as well 'as a thrilling, human story ol' lomnncc and adventure. "tiltKAT I.O'l:il" AT SIIHItltVS The Oolilwyn picture "TJie Great Lover," is of unusual interest ' to the public because It Is onu of i the few pictures filmed In which there Is a play w ithin n play. Tills j typo of picture Is not often made, j Director Frank Lloyd took lliisj exacting task upon himself when i he made "Tho Great Lover." and achieved more than satisfactory re sults. The story centers about Jean rnurel, "the great lover." played j oy joiiu nainpons, unu jimi jclpul characters of' the play are ! opera A- singers. The plot is wov len around the life of these people In tho work, and the crisis oecurs during the first and second acts of the opera, "Don Oolvannl," be tween the three wio form the eter nal triangle. , 0 To complicate the directing of 1 , .. . ..t ..,fit...iA ..r ti... .in. I'!!"1'0 no"linS """n 1 J'''t!ct bearing on the inill vuiiniiiii iii"1 story. Thor- Ifoy?. Director' Lloyd not only had his cast and noagly 1,000 "extra " to direct in the main thread of the l!,'tiire hut lln lluil at I llo same time to direct his 'principals in thoj histrionic mannerisms of the oper atic stage and tho action of the opera according to cistoni. The operatic singer depends upon his voice to ''get over" the story. ! and the inovfni; oieture actor de- The Reason for o0r Substantial Growth. is our Substantial Service ',' ' ' Vr 4 0 B t H a O. v Vv y f a 4i a ,- -a to o ' -v . jr j j j c a o o o r THE MONEY YOU SAVE IS .WHAT COUNTS Tlir inan who is earning good iiioihJv and- has no cures I'or Mic prcsttit, slionld tuturj A sinAll deposit weekly, senii lLi. nllAv oHiimnlhly, will Imild.a (iiihstailtinlliiiiik account in asm" irisinglsftort time. AVe pay A'r interest) fin lime ami savings accounts. A dollar will open an account. United States La Grande, Ore. Furnitprc Exchange COMPLETE libUSE FURNISHERS edIjxjnohue, Trop. Phone, Black 1241 WHAT'S HI3 CUMBER? I'LL CALL HIM UP AND MAVBE I CAteGEX AND ' HIM TO CHANGE HIS MIND- mmhi is nn mi'ryintiifr nut nil voire, i j so tins IuihIm iiijon tliesi two cIiikkus of theatrical folk i rk Is almost raiMially different. . 'I'lui screen ac- preach of tho recent holiday season, tors must .roiu'lnrlnarty portray the' department stores found shoplifting cliuracterlMtics of operatic singers, greatly increasing. Many more delcc or "The (Irenl I. over'1 would be a tives wore. em,iloye,l.,,' ; . . ." dismal failure. j Another complli'iilliin In niiiltlngl ItOOZF. IN' ItKVKKSK. (hoM) scenes was that the action of I CHICAtiO, Jank 18. "The prison- lllo opera h"d to coniorni, of course, to the tempo of the music and the actors were compelled to ineniorl.e the voi'itl score of "lion Ooivanni". Uo do this, ; l)I-.ATH6'l)lt llK'l.il.UAL. I Oily A-oi iiited Pivsh) UDM10, Jan. IPo-Nestore Tiizzi, a jCommunist, and a young student have 'been arrested for murdering Kdigio (Tomasi, a wealthy merchant, on the ttain between Rome an:l Klorent-e. They declare that Tomasi hail betray ed Communist secrets. SLOAIfS RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES FOR f.-irty yearn Sloan's Liniment has been the quickest relief for neuralgia, tcianca anil rheuma lism, tired niawlcs, lame Ixtckr., epraiiu and strains, aches and pains. Keep Sloan's Jw.ndy and apply freely, t4-:rt riMiug, at tho iirnt twinge. It' it.scs and brines comfort sorely and readily.. You'll find it clean and nun-slcin-siuining. , Sloa?! Liniment is pain's enemy. Ask yota.cijlibor. At all dniggirts 35c, 70c, $1.10. Linitrieni r torture olMnftch OTOpS "I vill ivilhmit kly brrtihuvtfd by lTCIinP Skin appljind le(ur rstirinit. Dr.llolxion'. Ki-Jum:ttint-nient.Onenf Dr.Uotoa' hiimily lUjtntxhcs, Dr.Hobson's EczemaOintment not lorget ' tlK- National Bank Fir & Jefferaoji PTf A:-liM.TV NO.DoN't! HE MA7 CHANGE HIS MIHD AGAIW AND f IRE PatnA lcnem SIIOI'l-li'l'INd INTKKASES, i N1JW YOUK, Jan. 111. With the an- er was so drunk that he could only walk backwards," sahl the policeman who at rested Harold Fenster on Brondw'iy. JSAI.E ON HKAVY1 WINTl'lt (KIOIIS i Over coats, yhirts, sox, leather lined I vesta, mackinaws and pants. Save 10 per cent to 50 ; per i cent. These a-o ,cash prices. THE TOtlOF.'RY. 1 l-m-it 16799 DIED In New York City alone from kid ney trouble lastly ear.. Don't allow yourself fo become a victim by neglecting Jains and aches. Guard ugainst this(troubJe by taking CCLD MEDAL caasr-a The world's sundanl remedy Tor kidney, liver, bladder and Hc acid roubles. Holland 'e national remedy eince 1698. AH druKgis'd, three Bizoa. Guaranteed. Vmrnk for Utu nam Cold Medal on 'rr bv and acoudl no iouttMB Welders of TUB BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OKEGON Cylinder Reminding; Crankshaft Rcitrlrdlin Pifltong,- Piston Rintfs, Piston Pins y- ' ' - s Cars anrl Tracttirs of All Makes Overhauled Maehiae 'fe are aaulnried V ! the abova work LEIGiiTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS 1 R. W. Leighton, Prop. . mm' This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of classic and modern ideas in monument work. t . . .. it. -.- r ? r i felliiillliiiiiiSilEa irniia'ii n mini imn mu B 6 tg S ' 11 .n.ru 1 1 WWW Aif: II I 1 J rtl 1 i May field Pant . i ' ' 1.-;' , Shrink m li.pf K : T I I V M V I old Ey Westenhavsr &Gilbeit I jit (il'illldo, ()l'(''( 11. -as AH Meta Work of A!l Kind and manned by expert miiimi'imi minimi iiinii 1 1 n m 1 1 iiirn "n r ' iw We have made a profound study of monument building, and an order placed .in cur hands is sure to receive faith ful, intelligent execution. W Will Gladly Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble 8c Granite Company. 1502 S Ave La Grande, Or. ..' ffwrmrm inrMimifTnrrrrf i rn t h The Foundation cf Good Dress ' GOOD TASTE In. drcas must find Us first expression In the proper Corset In the harmony if simple, benutllul lines anil rlKtit roportlons. Women ot discriminating taiito all over America wear 'La Camillc' Const because llii'V give the correct llliouottn mill accont tho nat ural beauty ot tho ftKure as go otlQr CnrHuM eng. There boa "La Caiiillle" 'model that will ! 'flv you perfectly. , ' 'I.Uave a trial fit I Ins and bo con i t vlneod. . A complete II JO ot nov lv moduli on Uann. I , kkd aaai ; Mrs. Robt.Pal'tisov, j coitsicTii:n ' 1702 Oulc, Corner cf i'peh.;; $ si ' Mr fmMlfA U t w v ' 1 ' .- 1 t r . 9 L-,----- - - s -. - iit :p'- ' v