La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1922, Image 7

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T,, CTMNW FAHTSTSrO OP.SF.mT.R
Classified
WANTED.
WANTED Five tnVn tW of Neltiw
Gem st'cd potatoi-nX Ht Luke San
atorium. J lT17-3t
WANTED Household poods; farm
machinery, buggies, wagons and
hacks. Ranges, .stoves, musical in
struments, We sat yiii one-fourth
more for you goods. VSurely you j
have somethingSJor sal Drayapei
costs nothing, 'rVFiujim Chain ! r'UUN U fair of nose glasses on Kir urB ''V8 looking somethinn dlf
Brokefage stores. Sr Kir and 1 street frossingX Inquire at Observ-: rerel1'- "T" Great Lover" Is the
Monroe Btrects. 12-31-tfj er office. 1-lfl-rf '"rst of hl kll,1- u,lllliB '"'y othm"
VaNTKU To buv a goed used sad-!
die. Write P. 0. Box 717.
i-i4-5tp. :
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OS'l'lXJl'ATHiO l'UVSll'IANS
DIE. .1. L. I.N'CiLK uml llli. UAUO.UtKT
1J41I.K. Discuses uf wonw-n mill chil
dren a Npei'iltlty. Office I'hune Mftln
W. ltiw. I'lium M:tn 'l'JC. l.a (Irmiu
National Hunk ituililliifr.
J'HYSICIAXS AMI SI IKiKONS
DJt. It. J. UlU'KMAN. DemiKI. ltooin
14-15 l'.ilmer-llnesch r.nihlinK, pliune
Main 70. La Ciatult', ori-Kon.
BK4. U. VKIlltS, M. I). (intuMiil Smi-b-erj'.
Ofl'lce ovr SlIvcrlliurn'M. (irn,-i'
plume Main 111!; ri-iUciice pliom;
Mulll SSii.
XATl'ISK Cl'ltlO
D7t. A. K. MAYVILLK Speci.illKt 111
ehrouic diseitKeS. MelhoiU, .Meclinno
l'hvriipy uml Niitiiropiith. Skin and
blood dtaensi'H, iii'rvuufl disease.
Chronic ltcudache, KezvniH. ISci:itica,
Appendicitis. Constipation, liowil
l'rooble; oil kinds of rhronic I)lsea-
successrully treated. I'lione )duin
6!. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool-
fius hours, 10 to 12 a. ni.a l:u to fiioy
p. III. consultation Tree. 3-1-tr
Dlt. J. K. WOODKl.L Chiropractor and
Naturoputh. Nervous and chronic
diseases a specialty. Suite 20. Som
ii.er r.ldg. Over Silvcrtimrn's. Office
hours, 10 to a. in., 1 to S p. nip., V
to S evenings. 12-2t-lm
ATTORNEYS
CCX?HRA.V and K.liF.HHARD Geo. T.
Cochran and Colon It. Kherhard. At
torneys. La Crunde National Hank
Building-.
CONTRACTORS
l. J. AIcLKLLAN IteKistered profos-.-ilonal
Civil Engineer: surveying- and
Tliaps. Room 12, La Crunde Xutioiial
Hank Building:. I'hone Main 91.
ARCHITECTS
C. H. Miller. Architect, lioom 11. La
Grande National ltunk liuildinff, La
)e&nde, Oregon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. 0. 0. M. La Cirande Lodge No.
50, Loyal Order of Moose, holds
regular meetings every Thursday
night at 8 p m. at Odd Fellows'
Ha.l. The Women's Mooseheart Le-
XI" .Ti.S"ird S?!
days of each month. Moose LeRiori
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.
B. P. O. KI.KS La (irande lo'ilfe No.
4.1. Iodeu mr.-ts each Thurnduy ev
ening Rt 8 o'clock. Home an.l clon
privileges chetrfully extended to all
Urother Klks. .
NOLAN SKIFF. Kmltcd Ruler
F. L. lMCAHSON. Sccretnry.
MODERN WOOD.MUN OK A.MKIIK'A
Im Grande Camp No. 7701 n.!t on
Ihe first nnd third Thursday even
h.FS of onch month. In tho K. of r.
Hull. Visltlnp nplRhhors welcome.
h. r. hall. v. c.
JAKE KOSTOCK. Clerk.
A. F. and A. ! La (irande Iodire No.
41, A. F. and A. M.. holds ruruiar
meetings first and tiuro rrn.ayn ...
:" p. m. coruiui weit-oine
Masons.
K. rt. r.uTE, w. sr.
A. C. WILLIAMH, Sec.
. O.- KAOLKS Aerle No. 25a. .nmeti.
evry Friday night at Eagles Hull.
Visiting- momhers welcome.
'.. LILLY. W. P.
- J. E. IlirtD.SHLU Sec.
T001M1CN OF TUB WOULD 1.1
(ll-nile Camp No. ICS. lleets every
first' and third Monday at- Eagles
ball. All visiting neighbors welcome.
Dues payable at the office of the
Clark. Ttooms 21-22, La Grande No
tional Bank Hldg.
JOHN KOOTT, C. C.
H. J. KITCHKN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OK
tilge Xo. 2
1JVTHIAS lied Cross
meets every Mohomv
vuinir in CnMtle Hall ( K. or P.
Hnil). tit 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome ;
to all visitimr Kniphte. j
c. w. Mooni:. r. c. ,
c. i. (iHAHAM, k. n. s.
WOMEN'S HKNKKIT ASSOCIATION nf
Jtb Marcnbeeji. Ij rirniuie J-oiiuf N.
I.. W. U. A,of M. Llr inefts nrwt
Thurfdny at '1 p. m. and thlnl 'rU
pPKdnv ftt 8 p. in., at K. of 1'. Hall.
Visitine Slot ith wclromo.
ilAUJOIUK EATOV.
Ilerord Kwpflf.
O. K. 8. Hope t'hnptnr No. 1.1. it. fc.
hold utAtfcl rotnnmnKation the net -onU
and fourth V.'edu'-inys of encM
mt-nih. Visiting members cordinuy
.lem.jl-.t.m ,.MPHR1,y(,. w. M.
Kl.OltKNCK lMOS.J?ee.
hiNGS OF THE DUFFS
NO, I OlDN'T GET IT- I DIDN'T
HAVE TIME -NO, I'VE 6EEN TOO
BD3V- WELL I CAN'T HELP IT
WHY DlpQ'T You GET IT?
YOU HAVE MORETIMETHAM
I HAVE - ALL RIGHT GET -SORF--
-A
3 - dW -
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Want Ads
WANTED To trade 110 acres of fer
tile land, all '-i crop, two miles
south of Ont;trin, fur I.a Grange
rvaidenre property Call "C. M."
cure Observer. J j 1-lfl-tf
WANTKD I'ORition -L? experienced
stenographer, phone 221-W.
1-19-Ctp
FOUND
FOR SALE OR TRADE
'KOR SALK Jersey milk and cream. ' fr
I'hone 208-M. W .A. Burns.
I FOR SAL.K 65-gallon gasoline tank
I complete, with pump. Just the
thing for private garage. fl.j.OO
Write "H," care Observer.
., . 1-Hi-tf
KOH SALE lfi-inch apple tree wood !
Phone Main 1
l-l-30tp
KUKMTUKK FOUl SALK, and rooms
for rent. Phone 3H4J between 8
oclock a.m. and 0 o clock p. m.
t'OK KJSINT
W)B KENT Rooms for light house
'Reaping, 1512 Adams-. I'hone 3H0-J.
V ! I-18-if
v
KOR KEXT
...ilU l.n.U I
eman preferred. 2013 i'
heat.
Firs-t St.
1-10-tf
, ',n r : ; -
KKN'C Uwo furnished light
run
housekeepinjc rcKms. Phone 4I13-J writr8 a 80u!U.r of two years.
v I' 1'19tflHe enlisted in 'o. L. 4th U. S.
MISCELLANEOUS
0LT) TlftlK Dances still running at
Fflp-lpR Hnil Kntnrilp.v niwht. Jon...
I
nrv Olsl Tieki.ts.Sl.nn. -W. Host !
Q rr.mnlu-ll O...I VT Allan 1.17Jtn
l-17-4to !
L!
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. God father"." .one of the famous
' llrs M. B. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., author's stronnest and most virile
phone 13SJ ; 1-11-201 i stories waB purchased us a starring
Vehicle for Harry Carey some time
MRS. M. WIM.IAMSON. Profes-jano. ;jlr'. Kyne Is u Californlan .by
sor of. practical and clinical Mid-j birth, hnvliiff been born In Sun
wifery. 2124 Adams. Phone 332.1.' Francisco, where he received his
12-28-lm educ-atitin. As a lumber clerk for
DFvESSM AIDING AND PLAIN sew-1
ing. Prices reasonable. 1806 E. !
Penn Ave. ' 12-19-2Gtp
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for raw
furs. Write for price list. North
west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., !5
Yesler Way, Seattle, 'Wash.
12-16-2mp.
HEMSTITCHING AND P1COT E DG E .) ( "m ilul y ve rif i ed t o t he uder fgn
- "y Un- J- Co-ell UU4 O.i'miVes Tlt
r ,, ! y , ",, . i, r"'", Grande, Union County, Oregon, or at
L"dl" Furnl?Lngf;Kh0 law office of Jnu. S. Hodgin, in
130S Adams avenge, 8-22-tti:Ij Gran(lei in aai(l coanty anJ alate.t
HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge !within six months from the date of
buttons covered half ball, full ball I the first publication of this notice.
' acom and buhct acorn styles. Mail Date of first publication of notice
orders given pVompt attention. A:iGth lny ot January, 1!)22.
work guaranteed.. Onlers taken CALISTA L. SlrMNC.HAM,
for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,1- Executrix.
908 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First Jan- 6-13-20-27, Feb. 3.
block west of post office
8-29-tf
FIND IT HERE
jsAI.E ON" HEAVY WINTER GOODS
Over coats, shirts, sox, leather lined !
vests, mackinaws and pants. Save 10 -per
cent to 50 , per cent.- These ure !
cash prices. THE TOGGERY. 1 ' ' '
1-19-41 '
OREGON JOURNAL AGENCY
Slater Wlji:!don, agent. Residence
2702 Biri'hvircot. Phone 150-W.
' --1-10-121
OBSERVER WANT ADS GET KB
SHOTS.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractor! re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Ascetylene weldingof all kinds.
rf Cylinder borin? ancovejsize pistons.
Crankshafts, PistonsNjmd Piston Pini rayriiini.
Give ns a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Pro
I RATHER IMAGINE
THAT IT WAS VouR
WIFE TO WHOM
YOU WERE. OUST
-PEAKING-
GOODV '
.-: -i
v ,
AT MHOItltVS TODAY-
1 LAST NHOWIXi;
Pirn, u 1 l,.v,l
ill-
rector, who made "The Great Lov-i
considers the picture one of
Ulu KlU-Cl'SSPS.
"The Oieat Lover" Is a singular'
" l
character, and will give the theatre
L'olni: iiuhllc that fc-r whfcll they
character In fiction or dreams, be-
...in.;.. (. w n il ivno Iim in him.
80lf ;
His life story is Just as different .
the usual lite story
his-
character Is different from that of'Hane Grey.
1-10-Ctjthe usual leading character In a I
rilm play. Combined with the ub-i'"" story nnicn is repieio
sorbliiK dramatic action of the story rure comedy as well ns drama, mis
"Tho Great Lover" should be en-jPense. romance ami adventure. The
joyed bv every audience. i judicious Injection and stihtlo treat-
Mr. Lloyd considers this picture ! ment of comedy in the serious .inat
ono of his successes, and coining Iter of the plays was u feature
from the director who made such
Bcreen tritimpns as L,es .vuser-i"
allies, fhe Tale of Twj CIH03."
and "Madunie X,1 ' his opinion
should go a long way In putting
the stamp of find 1 approval on. this
-Goldtt yn production. V
Also showing "Fighting Fate."
NI-:V (illlSO.N
IIV
KI1.M v
I'KTKH II. KYXI-:
Peter 11. Kyne, who wrote "The
CI .. -l ....! f....... ,.tll,.ll
wag aclantml -lied Courage." whlch'
is to be Hliown at the Star Theatre
Saturday auJ Sunday in, besides be-
, nf Amri...' mnt rftl..hrat-
Infantry In 1 8 !J 8 . was a member of
the third expedition to the l'hll- j
lupine Island., and a captain of the
144th Field Artillery In
me w oriu
w ar.
"Red Courage'
Is not the first
Kl'lll
Kyne story to he adapted to the
screen by Universal, as "The Three
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice- is by .this given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed
executrix of the esUtte of I. L. String-
ham, deceased, by the County Court
o. the State of Oregon for Union;
County, and has duly qualified as
such; and that persons having ,clainv:
PILES PERMANENT RELIEF .
Ixgal guarantee given. No need of
knife, no pain; continue work. Ask
to see Glt-o-nis Pile Treatment. L. &
L. Drug cgmpsyiy-
FOR SALE
Stnro liuililiiig ' wi(U
rooms in Vai'k, iuid two
iTKidonopsA lilinprs on
k(0()0 ovciXli poivent.
Call Main 7sh
One Way to Avoid It
DO Yj KNOW. MY
WIFE AOD I NEVER
HOoE AH ARGU1ftT
AtY WORE OR EE
1 "
ye8, it &cS
If?
It
'tln fanioila 'I)iHl:it- truiwpnrliitlon
llni'i,. Mr. Kyno Kt 1110 j iinil'i'lul
for his .clovei' "'('tippy llh'l" sl.ni'
les, which Iiiiva hud a reitdiim I'Mb
lle of .more than lil.Ouu.OUri per
sons. j Mr. Kyno is at present rosldliiK
In llerkelcv. where he Is 'Writing
liuacazluo utorles and novels, 'oi.u of
hll) a,,,st niming UI,K 'hc Cireeu
iMi-h-h.-' He spnut sonic time
in Lo3 AnhKoles studyini! fir.it-hiind
the movlni! iilrturo field and he
Plans to write a series of scenarios
shortly, directly Tor tne screens.
.......
K Kh-
III III'Ml" AT Allt'ADK
One of the most fascinating pro
ductions ever seen In La Grande, a
story of love, mystery and Intrigue.
opened last night ac the Amine
Theatre, where It will :lll a tnree
days engagement. It is cuueci i e
Mysterious Iltder and 11 Is urtapieu
to the screen from the novel
by
A splendid all-star cast enacts
which put last uignt s ati i.eo.e ...
f
i mind.
Too much cannot jha said or the
highly talented UKKreiintlon of ur-
lists assembled by IJenj. B. Hump-
ton, tho producer, for tho , 'proper
enacting of this great story. Rob
ert McKlm. Claire Adams, Carl
Gnntvoort, Maude Wayno, Frederick
Starr. James (hla.-ioil, Walter Whit
man, Frank Hayes, and Aggie Her
ring play the principal rolm and
leach and every one of them Is sini-
itlo;l1 1,1 his r hoS pa,t
La Grande .4'harmacy pays
the!
cost or k trluj hy efnndinK your
inonev if ilyvol 10 relieve
that eouiih oKjuld you havo. 1-211-1
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P" "J V- "p " i ,v-FPV
RKAI) THE WANT ADS!
The Reason for our Substantial Growth,
is our Substantial Service
mmmmk
s s t - ViU'Vsv s..
y a er -j .to o N? -SjF
a a i C tt o o O V,
THE MONEY YOU SAVE
IS WHAT COUNTS
,'J'lie man who is cariiiii. jrood
lHoiii'y and lias no cares IVir the
present, should nut 1'orjrot the
filth re.
A si;iH' deposit weekly, seini
nilMitlijy fr monthly, will Imild a
?iilis(arVtial hlnk aceonnt in a snr
prisimA' sIkbI time.
We iiny X" aiteivt! on time and
savings a(u-touts. A dollar Ay i 1 1
open an aeWiint.
rv
United States Nat ional Bank
La Grande, Ore.
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE KOUSE FUENISHE113
ED DON0HTJE; Trop.'
Ph0B, Blacfc 1241
40f
isjosr ftnj I
-F ,
1 7,
.-I W.
IT -U
SMUGGLERS ME
IMKIN6 Pflfll
KERMN, Jan. 20.' Simuiir'ers
are making luiineiise profits hy
hrlnKtUK KuulUh cloth for men's
j suits past the customs line to the
tailors of UiM-lin. Tlieir lilull earn
j 1iik ate mmlo pusKilile by the lili;h
Ciormau import duties on tiiat class
of material.
The tailoring cstubli.dinieiits are 1
vlKited almost daily by wiihiri oi j
other ship fmph yes witli hue rolls i
of KnKlish twi't'da and other fabrkai
in one-suit ph'es, whirlt they liave
suteeedn;! tn puivhasinn at KiikHsIi 1
put in
and briiiKliiK in duty free. :
C-no of these '.nni;U'rs, a NtA ,
York man, said nonui Kuglish rloth ,
dealers are miikiim a regular busi-
iu's s of supplying the snnijilin
trade.
Tlie cloth 1h sold at oue-fi. tirtb
to one-iilth the priio It would a -At
if the import duly was paid. 1 ail-
ors are iiuuk to purt'liase the rub
rics. The snnipga'iH als. visit ror
finnors mid offer their warei for
sule.
Tho HinujiRlers ko (inlto openly
about their business. Tlu-y may be
seen walking the streets with IjIr
bundlns on their hnckfi. A lew of
i ho more venturesome have even
offered the Roods for sale on the
.sidewalks, where they Find ready
takers. .
A French sailor, who bad been
HimiRRliiiK for several months if aid
ho Vim RoiiR to retire from the
"Rume," having made uiiourIi mon
ey to open a hop of his own in
1'aiis.
I i
1! I jelt in spoon; inhale vapors;
i 1W TMiy up nostrils.
' U M (SP59 PW!
W
V V'apoRub
Ova 17 Million Jan UkJ YtaMa
Fir & Jefferson
kWNii TOW-THCR.
e
sr:- i
i A ..,.. P
m
Mils. Suva it i nit .
Auroi'A, III.
"A shorytliiin ao I was one of
the most mskivous anil miserable per
sons on th. earth, unit thanks to
Tonlac I'm tfj'll una happy now,"
said nirs. Mina, HnhuY, 4 I U Fains-
worth Ave., Ailfora, 11.
"It wiib Just iiB(iut tVo years bko
that I begun to hi (liAi'Rssed lifter
every nieiil. 1 lnulti!'iil Bmothor-
Iiik spells ut times aiid my heart
heat so Irregularly that 1 often
thought I wouldn't llvo through the
uttnek. Hoadnchos were thu .I'hano
of my exlsttuico and 1 shitldor even Noie Ski dull are confi-onti'd with
now when 1 think of Uiem. My the possibility of having to bring- snow
back hin t me. too, and It was jusl ) from Iowa unless the weather mav,
agony for too to bend over andresponds imiueJinUly to their plea,
straighten up ngalu. I The offL'inls in charge already have
"Tantac has done for nie far arranged with the Northwestern rail,
more than I ever expected and I'm toad to haul snow from the nearest
like a different person altogether. Mown point. '
Welders of
THE BEST EQUIPPED
IN EAST OHEGON
Cylinder Rcfrinding Crankshaft Regrlndliif
Pistons, Piston Rings, Piston Pins
Crs and Trtictors
MaehUe
Wii are, Equipped
f,.A f Vi
LEIGHTON WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
. WieiBhton, Proji.
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modem ideas in monument
work.
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f SH'V-nr"l I
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Boston' Wide Web
Allows Free Circulation
35c to 55c
Sold By
Westenhavsr &Gilbeit
Oi'('jin.
In fact, I'ut In orfei t health now:
In my oplnn, ranl.ic Is the best
medicine mufti' lie sun."
Tanlnc la Alt In La Grande by
Sllverthorn'a - it .y Drug- store and
all loading druggists. Adv.
WANT :!! SNOW.
illy Af.--oi-hil.-d Vress)
GARY, III., Jan. 18.-JVtntcil Ten
thousand loadi of snow to make win
ter sports pos'.iihle.
With the national ski tournament
only five days away aiul no.now on
the new slide here, membovs of th-.
All Metal
1
of AU Makes Overhauled
Work of Ail Kinds
and nuined by export
a aLnuM u-nrt
We have made a profound
study of monument building,
and an order placed in cur
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladty .
Furnish Estimates
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.
La (IraiKh',
)RNSM3KKiraZHFTBairc!l
i 1 V
. .
"cjrounaaiion oi hj
iinna uress .-: v
find Us first exprcnulon In the I 7
proper CorBot In (lie harmony I T,
if almple. beautiful lines and
. right proportlon. Women of I
4 dlBorlmlr.atlng taste all over X
America wear T'
.
because f lnjr pive the correct
slllioucttn dihI M.-ccnt tho nat
urJ bonuty of the figure as no
other Cornots cun. Thero Is n
"La Ciimllle" model that will
fit you perfectly. .
.Have a trial futlne and bo con
vinced. A compline Una of now
models on hum).
iu:d 8ii
Mrs. Robt. Paitison,
COItSKTIIUtK
1702 Oak, Corner of Spring
3