La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textiw ti ui Alondav, Jamnm- 20, LA ORAXPE EVTNTNT0 OBSERVER PAOR T'TVE i j i ja1jL--'lfjjirlJrlafMi"af Classified Want Ads FOR SALE OR TRADE FIRST CLASS eKR kaa ooul, deliver ed from car, ?1I,()0. J. I). Lynch ' l-2U-tf J OK SALF diest lli.-inch pole wood. W. J. Kelly, Phone 44U-J. 1-24-Ctp 10K SALE-sJw-itaUon gasoline tank complete, whh lump. Just the thinu fir privWAgarage. $45.00 Write "II," care njV-erver. 1 1-lfi-tf FOR SAI.K lC-inch apple tree wood. Phone Main lp l-Hi-.'iUtp WANTED. "OVKK THE HILL" STARS IN I I'ilOTOI'LAY AT THF. AltCADI' ' j ''The Jolt," a Fox photoplay co, ,..., , tnrrir.o; Kdnn Jlurphy and Jcihnni. , , . "! , y cxPer,ent'e" Walker, will be seen at the Arcade any. m , Mason, T.m X. Theatre today 01 Fir street. 1-2.-.-U FUltNlTUKE FOiK SALE, and rooms lor rent. Phono, o'clock a. m. and lV. fcAi.b, and rooms !4J between 8 v, o'clock p. m. 1-9-tf PROFESSIONAL DIRECTO&Y PR. J. J IN'ni.G ami Dl!. JIAIKiaKKT JNtl-K. Ild.Sl,l Of WOlllell ulul ehil (Irtru a flpecialty. orfwe I'liun Moil IOC. 11m. l'hon 5r.iln U'l. i. Ortlije National llaak. iUiil.ia:. . 011. 11. .1. liUt'HMAsi. lQttit. Kuum 14-15 I'aliii.r-ltoe. h I9o iMimor, 0an hfai 711. 1. UranHe, Oi-tfuM. 0siO. H. VBHHH. M. T). Urni-rnl Kiif- ry. Offi. or Bll..nj.'.. Ofriei' bbd Main 1111; rt'ili'it lihuiie V. A. N. MATV1I.I.K fcfil.ll.t In rhrnl dlM&.-M. UfftKM), atM'tlOHO- Tli.raar and .Satufcit:tth. Nkiu una tokiou dis.o...... ii.-tvoii li.usn. . Chrent kioaMla.'b., Biaetna, Helatieii, A0ptadlciti.. I'onMiTi: Hon, Bowel Tronbl.: all lllnri. vl Ominie XW,. auecafully ir.oted. Vliuti. Main iWi. loom 1, 2, 3, second floor C oot id Bid., aopo.lt Ntar TtiHtr. or rle kauri. IV to 11 a. m.. 1:10 to !:U'J p. m. Conciliation fr. ,Vl-if Theatre today only. Those who remember the acting of WAXTED-JIousehold coods: fi.rm Mufny.nd Mr. Walkef in "liv- machinerv.Nl.UL.cie... wa. ,.n,l:or tne ln wlm'" Walker played hacks. EnmiV stoW mnsi.-nl in 'tl,e Purt ot Ull"'k bne"P aml ,na ir.,ni. U'X,, ,V i. 'Murphy that of the wayward wife, more for von. s,l :'" ot hsve to el to see the!.- have something forV,u Iruyase I '"t,st "''"" costs noihiiiK. The XeVci.. Chain 1 1 addition to this five-reel feature Brokerage stores. Comer Fir and f"ur "lts 01 vaudeville will also he Monroe Utrects. 12.l-tf .Presented, L(ST (irea jeled conilj. Le:n at U. S. National Hank. 1-27-: FOE BBS? I'OU KKVrVlttoms for litiht house keepirijr, l;THy Adams. Phone :!'J0-J. s 1-lS-lf "ULHIEO TOEASi:UF,",AT SliKKHY'S LAST DAY. Eclipsir.c in point of expenditure, sumptU(sness ar.d sheer beauty nny -thinir of the kind ever before shown on tije screen "Buried Treasure," the Paramount-Cosniopolitan version of F. Britten AuMUn's story whic cre ated a snMicin when it ws publi- ed in Hoarst's Bfajrt.ine, with Marion Davies at the heroine. The picture was made t rusk jf FOR RENT Thrat furnished rooms nnproimewlv ttaOMM). n tfttir for lijrht housokovping Call .'14;l-R. company at to cundrcd play wt 1-28-Mt :transptfiri to California for n- ' jtire summer, 5,(l extras were invinflKIHITg I ployed in m of the largest '. IL.Ki,IA.M,ULS mcst lil ever seen of I screen an:i designed by Joftpph Urtp, JPB. 1. K. WOODG1.1, f'Mropractur mil fCaturopatti. Srou and rfcvonlc illHais a. prtl!r. Auite Id, lmi tmr Hid. Ovrr Milvrthurr. flfftc - boor, li Xa II ft. m., 1 to 1 p. ot.. V lo Yningi. 12-24-lm ATTOItNKVH Cochro no Colun K. KWrhwd, At , lurnva. Lj Oraode iatMoal ilftnk Building. roNTiucroits . J. ldcl.Kl.t.AN It8iji1r) profftn Hlo&ftk rtvll Ki4rinvr: rurvcylnff affxl caAp, Ftoorn l;, 51fttionftl . Lkuu BuildlHir. I'lioo W:in 91. ORXiON JOfJKHAL AGENCY probably tne moot ilinguiBT fiic Slater Whiddcn, agent. Residence, n,'t,st tol,0'- 2702 Birch stretfc i'hwie 150-W. Tw0 '! costm tM.OM l-Hi-121 ciu-ni 1909 cfl( on' ' t1' -Ear " '"p; tip( with guld in Ulr foioti of MRS. M. WILLIAMSON. Profes. Ith" P"'"1 w" continuously. sor of practical and clinical Mid- lhroyiirh tho courtesy of Califomias wifer. 2124 Adams. Phone 3:)2J. 12-28-lm HIGHEST PlCr.S PAID for raw furs. Write for price list. North- mulli-millionaire, John 0. Sprechcla, notu b to rn:iTai. Notice is tijj this giveo thot the undmiirned hofl been dulv oPDuintod west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., lo . Jminist'ator J the ..tate of ttii-hard Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. Kelly, doeeos)lhy the County Court 12-16-2mp. I0f tn(, sute Jt OreiVi for Union , Icountv, and has ilklyfiialifird as such; HEMSTITCHING AHD PICOT E1XJB ! .,m, 7hat ,, -.XX havia claim. iKainst said (ne shouM prvsent at th plats of rsiirned admin- Unum county HEMSTITCHING And Picot FJgl"ir , ' 7 "j Ait v w;,hin .iv . . . . , , . ,. a licwlflln, in sain Yity, wmn six hattons corered-half ball, full ball h from the f fint ub. wvum nu uhnicb wuin tjiva. xiviii.. br Mn. J. F O'Connell. lloa 1 rwiu, n iq trair at lamp- thvm ,iuy oeu. aisiera, Lffiiica rni!ning, businfss of iovo iiami bvcqi-jh, ji-zz-n jtrator in All AIu:UlTKtTH work gvaranteL I Order taken' j for pirating. MrVL. H. Norton,! , . Mill.r. ArchitK i. Idiom 11. Ia 00G Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First 3rDd National II nk lhllldlna, 1 . . nd. orron. ola west post offici. i - ...... ... 8-241, FRATERNAL t- - niTJ'Ff'TmiY PUBLIC STENOgikVPIIER at Leigh. ton's Welding & Jfachine Works. h. a. O. 11. 1m (irnnrle l,odite No. Sf.O, l-20-?fit lovul OnliM' of .Moose, hold.H reKiilur -w lueetina ' -v-j y Tliurrtay niKiu ii ORDERS TAKKNTfor steam pleating, p. in. at OiUI Fellows' hull. '! lie Wo- J,l n . ' man's .Moosehi-nrt l.eKl.ni menu ki-i- Ml'.l M. fc. Ch;f, 102 Adams Ave., find and rourth Thorfduys of emtli nholie l.'18.I J 1-11. "'it' liMMUh. Moose I.enlon of the World Pno,i I',BJ- 1 ,l iimIm aaeiiiitl .Mundn' of each montii. M t ( Vieitoi ajwuys welconie. lines pay- " -- - - J. O. Holm's liroecrv Ktore. NOT ICR TO CRhDirOKS. P. 10. SHANKS. Die. II. A. STll.V. Kl.U See. B. P. O. :l.:s l.n lirunde 1,oiIk N.i. 43J. Uxia meets eo. h Thurwiay v- Notice is by this given that the un nlnor i 8 o'clock. Home and eluo dersigned has been appointed bv the 1 prlvlIeK cheerfully extended to all ? , . ' - irothor Klks County Court of the .Slate of Oregon N01.AN SKIFF. Kmlli-a nuler for Union county, administratrix of F. Ij. PKAUSON. .Secretary. . . - i nr n i i. j : the estate of Edwin W. Jlolscher, de- lication of this notice, Date of Ftrnt PoMicntk. 21nt Ia- of January, 1382. J. H. PEARF.. Admrfli?rroor or" the YAattt ot Richard Kelly, otciwosefj, tJly Jon. 21!8, Ifeb. . 4-11 -IS. TO THE tUEWITOHH F IIAKBY HAIEKSON. An Army Marches On Its Stomach, Said Napoleon Tu l irenr ( nrsicim Knew Tliat Surross in T.ifV IK lifiuls rpon Ytnir Slrciitli, Kneruy and iMuluiaiii-c. f Uy Harrisun Vaughn. Ipeople by the thousands are daily tea-, When Napoleon led his victorious ,tifying to the remaikablo powers of armies thiough Europe, his w orst enc-jTanlac in comptering stomach trou-1 mies were not the nations defending I bit s. This powerful reconstructive themselves against his smashing on- me. icine builds up the weak and the slaught; but he was confronted by the 'despondent; gives them new hope tun' gtaver question of how to provitl? iliapinness anil a new lease on lite. ; nourishing and strengthening food fur Tnnlac's name has been praised by his soldiers, Ihuntiretls of thousands. Testimonials The Great Corsican realized long from every corner of the United Stat"i over a century ago, as has every com-' and ( allium have shown conclusively nuinding general since, that men s, unit even in eases wnero patients natt bodies must be perfectly nourshed ifialmost given up all hope and where they are to retain their nitt'irnl 'men and women had believed then- strength, ciiEt'v and , vigor; in fact, 'selves doomed to a life of misery an:l that the very hentlh of the humn 'suffering, Tanlae has nvercnme thir being is regulated almost entirely hy; troubles mm Drought DacK neaiin, en tile stomach. Uniier-fct:Hjig, inst-J- erifj- anil happiness into their lives. ficient nourishment, mean loss of lf vou arc not "fit as n fiddle in the flesh, anemia, lack of red brood r.'id .nwrninjr and don t feel better thai FARM LOANS I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS FARM SECURITIES v t Geo. nAc Real Estate Insurar urrey Farm Loans whenvvou went to bed; if your breath 'is offensive and you have that bad taste in your mouth, your body is not jetng nourished properly. What you aneed is 'tanlae to restore you to nor- dial so Nature can bring back the flesh tu've lost, put the bloom of health in cheeks, the spring of energy in ivouitep and tne sparkle ot Happiness subsequent weakness of the enti tern. Watt urh paofile need to enable ture to bring hack their strength a ior, rstre their lost aeight pat tkeM ia fighting trim, r.iih rich r4 himvi coursing through their reins m Tnltr, the powrrful recoustruC ive tunic anV b(aT builder. A man or woman suffering fiom anil c.mremment m your eye. sour stomaca, bad breath, biliousnesi, ' indigestion, or gas on stomach, is mi-1 NOTE Tanlae Vegetable Pills arc fitted either for physical or men'nl ,nn essentml treatment and vitally im- laiior. Sufferers from these ailments portnnt part of the limine treatment, find life a burden; they look on the, You cannot hope, to (tct the most sat world through blue glasses, the joy . isfm-tory result:: fiom Tanlae without nd rrwauis of the vigorous, happy, ; first establishing a free and regul ir normally healthy person is not theirs. , movement of the bowels. Tanlae Voj? Their troub es emb Iter them against etaDle rills aie aiisoiuU'iy tree irom the world, destroy their ambitions am' 'calomel and are sold on a positive make their lives dull and unhappy. guarantee to give satistactiun. How foo ish to continue n this con- lanlnc is soul in l.a l,ran:le by bii- dition when on every hand throughout verthoin's Family Drug Store and all tat- length and breadth of the land, i lending dltiggi stv. adv. many of the striking scenes were rum super-ieature one. nce iui- made on his palatial half-mil lion loi- lioun is regained as a pertect type lor vacht. "The Ve.netia." The stair tno role created oy i.nny naouie, wnicn utilized by Cosmopolitan production has become an established character included five camera men, thirty musi- ,or liction. cians, one hundred and fifty earnen- And in making the film itagraph rs, and twenty electricians. Coslum-dias en.ieavoied lo mnintnin all of the es, jewels and other accessories used .simplicity anil neauty oi tne original hr Mi Davies cost many thousands 'stoiy which is so brilliant in the pages- of dollars iof dramatic literature. Only a Har- This is a picture dealing with the 'He, it is said, could have created a pertinent question of reincarnation : uocun.e.u and communication of the living with t ; ; the dead. Norman Kerry is the lead -1 T'rs r'' tn 'v clo5e season lr ,' ,. ,,1 l,,.,wlu si, ennnri. ! futliri'. ing company, the princiiiais includir.rrj ,,,. Iiri)mt u,livpl.y for Pctrl oii ..inn-ra iiii, 1 1 ii oi........-, ":. ; f.,r , ,e home, n hone Mail: Schenek, John Charles and Thomas r Findlay. Also showing a comedy. r FAMOUS STORY MADE INTO FUTURE THAT IS A CLASSIC 1. Empire Filling Co. 1-21-tf OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results The Reason for oun Substantial Growth, is oua Substantial, Service t i-rTirvz.-K'i ji .r- ir yJo s. '1 a ' W "a f U O i O C The Road to Prosperity VCl'LrC Worlh Considering. ment for the txnefit of all erertitarn to the undersigned as assignee. All claims aoint the said Harry San derson houhf be presented to rha un dersigned, pPy verifitij, tiffeth er with an itemized statement f tf.e IWDk'.IIN WIX1DSIKN OF AllHltliW 1a Oramle rninp No. 770:1 nineis on IB Iirfll ana llliru imirmmi v.-n- . logs f each month, in the K. of r. Mull. Vlsltlnir neluhhors wekomt. 11. (". 1SAI.U V. C. JAKF. ItoSTOI'K. Clerk. I . T.. nd A. W. lji llriindi' Lodse No.! 41, A. IT. and A. M.. holds rojillar nieatlna first nnfl third 'Tldnys ut i:.tu . m. uoruial welcome lo an mm r. tv. mxriNKn. w. m. li. 11. It INI 111. Sec. . Ql liAUl.KM Aerie No. Hull. Illeeu r ldy night at Easlel Hall. Vlflitlag nuoiDOiTS welcome. 7.. I.lLhV. W. P. J. E. HinDSHl.U ai. WOODHES OF TH11 AVUULU l.a 'IranUe Camp No. 1(3. Sluets every first d third Monday at EaKles hall. All vlsitinc neighbors wlconia. tMuea pavahlu t Hie office of the elerU. KiKims 21-82, L Grand Na tluaal Bank III dir. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. It. J. KITOHKX. (TleF. ceased; and that all persons havin;, claims against said estate should pre sent them duly verified to the under signed at her residence on Z avenue, La Grande, Oregon, within six months from date of first publication. First publication Jan. Hi, l!l22. BESSIE P. HOLSCHSR, Administratrix;. Dlv Jan. lli-2n-r0, Feb. 6. ' Dated ot Crande, Oregon, this 2.1rd dov of Jonuary, 1022. F. L. MEVF.RR, Assignee of Hai-ry Sondeiaon, ot La Oonde National Dana. I 1-JH-tO-t The'questiori ia not so much how you .contract n cold, but how r.o get rid of ' it with the lenVt loss of time nnd In- "The Little Minister," one of tV- 'eonvenieiTce. If you will consoler the most famous stories ever written, he.3 'ex; prience1f others under similar tir heen made into a special production Icumslnnceswho have been most suc king their colds, ;n NOTICE IS HKREBY GIVF.N.Thot Harry Sanderson, formerly in .busi ness at Summcrville, Union Cdftjnty. Oregon, hoa mane a general assign- by Vitagraph with Alice Calhoun in the cessful in stellar role. It will be shown nt fn. their beginnnfU. Ju will secttri a bat Arcade Theatre on Tuesday and Wed- tic of Chamberlain's Cough Remedv nesday. wilhout delay, and use it faithfully. Vithgraph has owned the rights lo 'There are many families who havo James M. Hnrrie's far famed story for tused this preparation successfully for years and believes that theie is nr. 'years antl hold it in high esteem. It is time more propitious for pikaing excellent. adv. ' ror .the uvei'iirc lippsnn, (lu road to iMwpctf,- is (lii'(Hi:;li iiado' rc"uiaiiv introst. snuill aaviiisfs, and earning lilici rms ranTc pnv roinnotiibUrd scliit allows w vious noil liilraw -i r iiucrcsr. -annually and s wiliiout iirc- Got on this road to prosperity. Start V.)2'2 with a firm, rosolvc to savo. Your bnnkiny; litisiiiPMfi aji'm"-ciatfd. United States National Dank ' La Grande, Ore. 'i"he undersigned will receive bid for the stock and fixtures of Hurry Sanderson of Summerville, Oregon, up lo February filh, 1 922. Inventory may be seen nt La Grande National BanK. , F. L. MEYERS, Assignee of Harry Sanderson. 1-26-St. OBfl'ilYWi WAffT AI1S GET Bbt BOLTS. FOR SALE Stwo Imiliiu; with nnaits in ra4;,iiutl two rrswl"ncis. y rnutTs on r Main TSrW MW.. Jo'tforsTTi Me.. Repairing and Wirini of Anything Elodfccal H. & S. 105 Depot Street ELE GTRIC CO. Phone 7J3 W ft.N Hi HTH OF I' V T H I A S I i cd (nw IcntV N. 27. meet!- rvery Holiday VMiiiixa In C'nvllia Hull ( l. of I'. Mall), at 8 p. tn, A ryihian Wttlcomo tw all visitinir Knttrhts, C. W. M()(Ji:E. c. C. C. U GRAHAM, K. R. ft- Ur OSdE'H I-il.NKKIT ASS( 'l ATlON of () arcabres, l.a Grande l.olm No. if. W. II. A. of M. l.odffc meets fir. Thurwlay at 3 p. m. and third V.'--1iUiy nt 8 p. nt K. of P. Hall. Ylnltlnjr Slut ira wtMcome. Mllti. -MARY fuALLiAOHBr.. C'oniina ndt-r. MAIUOniE KATON. Itt-rord Kfppfr. R. tV Hope rimptrr No. 13, U. 11. .S.. KaMri atn it d r.nnnunlcation the oA and ftmrth W't'diiesduya of sach anth. Vialtlng: mi'itibera eordiolly fv,twmnrinA iiTTMPnnFys, w. oi. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE; SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles 4 tnustcow paired, overhauled and .rebuilt, Aacetylene welding ,of all Vinda. Cylinder boring and,' oversize pistons, Cpaefodiats, Piatona Vnd piston Pini Rajrimafl, Give m trial D. FITZCfiRALD, 0eo t Ftirnitufe r Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ED DOlogUE, Trop. 7oBS, Elack 1241 J Fir & Tef?er8oft Welders of All M THE BEST EQ'JIPTEJO IN EAST OKKGON Cylinder Bsgrindlng Crankshaft Uszi-iatllnc Pistons, Piston Kings, Piutna Pins Can and Tractors of All M:k OrrliauU'ti i 1 HMhin Work kti mwto f for th ihtxm wvttf I LEIGHTON'5 WELDING AND PvlACHlNE WORECS R. V. Leightow, Projb. V4 r IK t i9 flOINSS OF THE DUFUf Shifting the Responsibility WELL. you CAM GO BUT VOU CAN'T T.KE ALL TKOEToyS WITH VOU- PUT THEM ,AV 5URt, LET HiM TAKE 'EM IF - E WANTS TO ' (-w-'V-.----C l" - ' TAKt tll.U"'o f I Kul 1 1;,.-: &Cm1 TO TAKE. fi,V(AVtTriri )f- miy HIM f Sv. tNa )';- III, . '--- 1,1 11 c " j. 1 i n'1 i Hi i r ' '. ' i i n x--.t.. F,-' f ' e .Vl 7 1 f'"i..V? "ii 1 ; i ix I" w li. "Vl .'if. '' 1, -W' 'I ' mm Qs4 Hut - GOOD TAST fn Srdsa mutt ttad It flt eii..nolnn ln tlio (.opw Ceroj.t .in ttoi hrmony tf simple, bonutual llnui and rlKht proportion. Women of alaorlniir.utlng t.sta all over America Poor 'La CsseiE' Corset becniiso thi y plve the correct llhouotlH and accent the nat urnl beauty of tlio fitinru aa no other Corsets ran. There la a 'lj CamlUe" mod", that win Ift you perfeitly. Have a trial fltiiiiR and lin con- rlned. A coiniilelo lino or now ,igodols on hana. . ' . rtKD Usui Mrs. Robt. Paltison, consKTiEiu: 1703 Oak, Corner of Spring Wtt WQfi IS hp . 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