La Grande evening observer., February 16, 1922, Image 7

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FOIC SAL1S Olt TRADE
FOR SAI.K ul-ini-h apj:e trio wood,:
. Phono Muin 1. 1-Hi-M0tii
FOR SALK iNi.l.Kiilice potatoes,
$4.85 per cwt. j, t. McKounoii.
!2-2- If
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VYII.I, PARTIES
man's Fob. IS, L,
Who found Fire
F. & E. and calli-d
ut the Observer, please call ntrniii
with fob. 2-14-:iti
WANTED Vliouser.old goods; farm
machineryjv bucfries( wagons and
hacks. RaiiVs, stoves, musical in
struments, WW b'ot' you one-fourt!i
more for yout Yoods. Surely you
havo something fur snie. Diayage j
costs noihinp;. J'he Francis Chai.i
Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and
Monroe streets. 2-3 1-tf
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S
Dn. .1. t.. IVCI.K nivl UK. MAIHiAUKT
J NGI.E. Dist':tsi.s of woni.-n :m,l chil
dren a H'HTi.-iUy. i.xricf 1'honn .Main
306. Hvh. l'hnne Mitn ll'O. I.a Clrandu
National Hank liiiil'Un?.
PHYSICIANS A.N'I SI IUiUOXS
OEO. it. Vf.lIUS. M. !. tienernl Kurif
ery. Office over Hllverthorn'M. til'lictt
phnne Main llli; rosiUt-rlec phone1
Main Cfiil.
NATURE CL'Itli
DH. A. N. .MAVVII.I.H Spi
chronic cltsrast'u. Mflh'-'l.s.
Therapy anil Naturopath,
blood dlseuf?-s, nervous
clallst In
and
dls.vises.
Seint lea.
Chronic lleHilarho, I.'z.-ma
Aiittpndfclti.i.' Const inai itn.
I
Trouble; (ill kind.- of riironic I)
es BiHt:e.isfiilly tro.n-l. rhon Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooi-
Idffo HUltf.. Deposit ii Stnr Tlia(re. Of
fice licurs, lu to l'J n. in., 1:31) to 5:0'!
p. m. (oii.HUlttfoii five. 3-4-tf
BR. J. R. W(K)Di:r.I, ('himpractor nnl
XRturoputh. Norvou ii ml chronlf:
dls:nsf8 a Ppi'fijiltv. Suite 21). Sum
mer hl'ltx. over fsilverthorn'H. Offic
liourH. 10 to I'Z ii. in.. 1 : :i ;o "i p. ni., 7
to 8 vcnlncs. I'hoin 4;'T-V.
attoi:m;vs
ConrRAN an.i Kfu:nii.r.D r.oo. t
Cochran oii'l rnl.m I:. I'.lKThnrd. At
torneys. La 0 ran do National Hank
UuUding-.
t'OXTItACTOHS
D. J. MrLKIJ, R.-iHU-red prof.'g
Mlnnnl (Mvil l'im inuor: surveying and
nmpH. Rouni 1, CraiuNi National
iiank RuiidiaiT. I'lmne .Muln !U. .
C R. Viller. Arcliitort
Rnnm 11, La
Efniile Niti.'iml Uank Huil'liny,
FEATERITAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M. La Crnndd LodjiP No. ftf.O.
Loyal drdcr oC Aioiisp, huldn n-Kiilm-ineutlntjH
evorv Thurstlny nfulit. :it
p. m. ut Odd 1-Vllovv.V Hall. Th Wo
men's M iosvhi:;u t Lfi; ion niwia ste
ond and fourth Tliursdny.- of farli
month. SIdosh Lotion of tlio World
nieetH Pecond .Monday of each month.
Visitors iilwuyn weleonitv Dues !'
Hbl nt La tJnind pharmacy and at
J. G. Holm'a tirocerv Store.
P. K. SHANKS, TI
M. A. STILWKI-L. SeO.
B. V. O. EI,KSI.a (!r:in.e Lnilne No.
433. I.oflpe mtM-ts e;ich Thurstliiy pv
enlntr nt 8 o''lick. Home nml cltin
privll.'Kes chi'L-rfully extended to all
lirothcr Klk.
NMI.AM SKIKP, Kxnlleil Ruler
K. I,. I'KAUSnN'. Se.-retnry.
MODKIIN WC)III)Mi;V UP AMKItll'A
I.a Orjinde fruno N'o. T703 meois on
the fir.t Tlnirsd.w e'-niiitf of ench
month, in the K. of r. ilnll. Vlslllnsr
neighbors Welcome.
K. i:. i:i'no. v. c.
.TAKE KOKTOCK. I'lerk.
A. P. nnd A. M. la (Jrainif lortire No. j
41, A. F. nnl A. L. lu.il. r.'Kulnr
niootlns" rir:; t nml tliinl I'ridaya at
7:30 p. ni. Cordial welcoino lo all :
Masons. I
C. W. TWN'ON'ER, W. M. I
io. U. i;in;o, nvn.
U. O. KAfJI-KS Aerie No. 2.".!'. ino-ta j
every Friday tiinht nt IOhsIl-s Hull. :
Visitlnir iiieinbrrs n'liriG.
Z. l.ll.TA', W. P. . 1
t j. k m itnsKLi,. Soc. i
WKJ1.MI0N' OF THIO WOJ '.I .! I Ji I
Cirnnde Ctunp No. MpgLs evvry
first nnd tliird M(itiH.-y ut KsKhv. ,
hull. AH visit inir n-i j; li born welcome, i
Dili's pnynhli; at the office of thf ,
clorlc. ItfMims '21-22, La Oiinilti Xa- .
LIUIlItl OIII1K MI'ILT,
,10 I i SCOTT, C. C.
' H. J. KHVHHN, Clnrk.
KNICHTS CJF I'VTlf IAS lied (YofS
Lodyo No. 7. ni-M't.a every Momlay
. cvt'iiliiir In Castln Hull ( K. nf I.
Halli, Ht 8 p. m. A Tytlilan welcome
to all vlpltimr Knights.
I'M! AN K A. TFUNRR. C. C.
I,. (Sl'.AflA.M, K. II. S.
W'OMKN'S HKNKFIT ASSOCIATION of
the MacratM-s. I.n On ml..' I-odire N.
27, W. H. A. of 1. Lodu-e m'MH first
Thnrsdnv ut 2 p. in. and tliird W.vl
nsdny nt S p. in., nt K. of I. Hall
Vlnltiliir S'. t.r.i W'-liomf,
3Ii:S. .MAHY OAI.I-AOHKU,
Comnin ndcr.
MAHJOIiin KATUN',
U.-cord Kopr.
O. 10. H. Hop Chapter No. Z, a. B. S..
liolda Ftiit-d riiii.nnini'ntion tlit! fi'
ond nnd fimrtli "in.-d:iyl of rri'-h
mnntli. Via-1 ting im'inbf rd curJiftllj'
Welcomrd.
N I'T.T.I K C NFILU V. M.
A X N' A S. :!; 'F.. S.t.
DOINGS OF THE DUFF?
SAY TOM, DID YOU
LANDLORD A CHECK rCK
THC RENT THIS MONTH?
. V- rT I DIU I FORGOT IT! r Q SCARS. INTO HIM - LET HIM
mtiatutmmiiiiiiiiirmntrmrmmmatt i ' I
FIND IT HERE
V EXPERT
at Eosternprejron Music company
SVI'URDAY
Mr. Davis, an iiert on phonographs,
will lie in our siVc Saturday. '
Mr. Davis is Vfilluted with the
Brunswick PhonoeVdACo., but will
tfive any infor
on any make
itiuilV'o may desire
phonnjrnph. ,
2-1(1-3
KOH SALE, j
One StucleiTJiker Kght six, one Stude-
baker special, uThl oie Studebaker big.tnnk caught fiie and the entire body
six.
M. J. Goss, IiThaid Motor Co.
2-13-0t j
,
Get your 7iano Crey Book "To The
Last Man," arsNawlin Book & Sta-t
tioaery Co,
,(, j
.
ESTRAY NOTICE. I'1'?". , ' . ..
Taken up at the G. I Waje place, I Howard a?mn rebuilt it and entered
tu,. ,;i i,,. n lnm,i;it irt the Allcnto jfn diit track race.
marc and colt. Mare has stripe in face
nml l,lt,rrt hr-.nrt nn rirhr Ktifi,
Weight about luOO lbs.
2-7-10tp j0
NOTICE TO ALL FARMERS.
We havfc. opened a shop to do all
hinds of work. Horseshoeing a special
ty. Call andeee us. Pnces right.
AlNwork guanihtccd. Back of Kid,
tile's rocery. Dean and Haines, pro
prietors, Imblcr, Oregon. l-21-2(!t
INCOME
I'AX-
I will be in La Grande
FebruaryUS Sor an indefinite period
for the phrptose of making out in
come tax returns for those who de
sire my service. H. M. Mnloney, In
come Tax Advisor. Office, Foley
Hotel. ' 2-3-tf
IIEMSTJTCH1NG And Picot Edge
button!, covered half ball, full ball
acorn arHj bullet acorn styles. Mail
orders given prompt attention. All
work guaranteed. Orders taken
for pleatingX Mrs. L. H. Norton,
906 Adams Ave.-Phone 421W. First
block vest of post office.
8-29-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HIGHEST PIRICES PAID for raw
west Coast Fur Ehamre, Inc., 73 ,
Yeslcr Way, Seattle, Wash. I
P'
HEMSTITCH
IG AND PICOT EDGE
by- Mra. J.
O'Connoll, 11U4 a
avenue, or
ivb order et Camp
ladiea' Furnishings,
bell Sisters,
1305 Adam, avenue.
8-22-tf
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Loish-
ton's Welding & Machine Works.
i-20-aet
0KDEH8 TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave,,
phone 138J. l-ll-25t
(ieneral Ailmission I'rtivided
There are nearly 200 good gen
eral admission seats for tho banner
lyeeum ' number Thursday night.
The tickets may be obtained nt
the door, price $1.00. 2-15-21
Lnrpe-size l, clean cotton rugs want
ed at The Observer.
FOR SALE
Store bnijrling with
rooms in bijek, nnd two
residences, j Brjiigs on
GOOO ovcij l. percent.
TiKiiire nt t -
(i001o Jefferson Ave.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractori ra
pnired, overhauled sd rebuilt
Ascelylene weldftag of all kinds.
Cylinder boring Iknd c 'ersize pistora.
Crankshafts, Pistojia and Piston Pint reground.
GrVe fs a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
I I YOU'D BETTeK) OH LET HIM VAIT A I TOM, THERE IS SOMEBODY 1
I SEND HIM FEW CAY5 -HE'S GOTA ATTHF FRONTDOOR. I
SEND THE
you o bE-rreK) oh
SEND HIM FEW
ONE! LOT Or
I L ONE1 lOT Or ,1lfK - Hr'S MOT . . 11
. FAMOUS CAK DRIVEN HY
I HINKS IN AUTO RACK IMCTl'KR
I In his initial feature lenirlh starring
vehicle, "'liurn 'Em Up' liana's," un
oxfitinp automobile rucinjr story that
is benip shown at the Star Theatre to
tiu and Friday, Johnny (Tori'hy) Hiner
drove one of the most famous racing
oars in the East.
The automobile, which was built efl-
neciallv for Hav Howard, the famou
speedster, began it career on the
r.asiern ivacKs and won scvoiw Ki'umi
Piizes Laier it wns entoitid in the
famous Sheepshcad1 Bay race; where
m ihe course of a trial spin, the gus
of the machine ruined, the driver and
his mechanician having narrow es-
enpes. The automobile was overhaul
cd and rebuilt and entered the big
tco at lrdianapolis, durinfr whiuh
u ovenurneu on u curve, orenuintc iur.
Howard's legs and killing the mechan-
iwhi'h he w. and ,Iltpr repeated the!
Pertormuncc at several other meets.
Johnny Hincs says that it is the best
ar ,n ine wori except nis, nnu no
seventy mile an hour clip for a goodly
part of the day during the filming of
tho racing scenes.
" 'Hurn 'Em Up' Barnes" is a whirl
wind automobile racing story, packed
with thrill, heaity laughter rnd heart
interest, of which Raymond U. Schroek
is the author, and was directed by
'Georrje A 'Feranger.. Betty Carpenter
is the lending woman, and the cast in
cludes KdmunrJ Ureese, George Faw
cett, J. Barney Sherry, Matthew Bt-tts,
Dorothy Leeds, Julia Swayne Goidon
and others.
critwoon sckkens
"THE GOLDEN SNA HE'
James Oliver Curwood's absorbing
North Country story, "The Golden
Snare," with a splendid cast headel
by Lewis S Stone nn-f Ruth Reniclc,
jwill be the feature film offering at
the Arcade Theatre today continuing
for three davs.
j This production was made under
the direction of David Hartford for
release by Associated First National
,OTn(ion3 of ,he Clinai,inn 'N()1.thwJst, i
. lo iniril . ih- Irrinnin rr.
wood tale of a manhunt in the froz- !
en wilds and the finding thoreo f a
fuir-huircd beauty is said to have been '
well cauprht.
In the supporting cast are Wallace 't
Beery, iMcdbourne MacDowell, Wel
lington Pnyter, iVaneis MacDonaUl
and Baby Esther Scott,
"TIIK
COOI) l!U
SHOWING
W I FE
AT SIIKItltVS
' When a ' slice;
of life' lB?'TeaIiH
on the flcroen, us
tlcally protrayed o
i it is In "The Good
Had Wife." one
Is compelled
to ask the name nnd
origin of its director.
In the pros-
o
in
i
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Sign Service
Auto Painting ).
V ii
The modern kind J i
that lasts !
tllUI
I
With Bp
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A Guarantee With Every Strok 01 '
the Brush ard ihe Guar.
antee GjooL
Ilunyan
In Hug's Garage
Fountain' Pen, Quick
let him vait a
TOM, THERE
CAYS -HE'S GOTA
AT THE FRONT DOOR.'
JACK - HE'S NOT
Y(X) AM3WER IT AND
IF IT'S THE LANDLORD,
TEiL HIM I'VE GOHt.
TO CU&Ai
ent case r find It In mil thai
of a well-known motion plcluro fig
ure, but or- u ,wouuur whose inline
has not yt been heretofore Irtcn
tiflol with the screen. Ctirtnln II
Is howover, hat It Is deitliuil to
continue its hsgooUllon with the
silent drama, for the mastury, skill
and knowledge of eiitertaininent
values Indicated In "The (loud Had v.y Aso.-,.it.-ti I r.s)
Wife" are an a u miry of belter NEW YORK, IVj 111 Announce
Hi hies to come from tho hand and j mint has been made that it has been
mind of this unknown directorial j decided, to postpone until the -prtn
gonitis. Vera McCord. j uf 11121! the the exhibition of Am-
Whlle the woman responsible forjerkan art in Paris which win firs'
the creation of this buwltclilngly j planned to be held next spring. The
human six-reel document is prec-' Kretuli giiveniimnt has set aside for
tit-ally unknown tu motion picture! the exhibiiioi the building known as
audiences, yet she Is very Weill the Jcu de Paumc in tlie Tuillcries
known to the pubic of tho l.'sitl- (lavdi-iis.
mate stage; as she has successfully It will be given undur tho auspices
annearei as leadluii sunnort fori of the Mini-try of Foieign Affairs
some of the foremost maiii stars;""" under tho direction of Monsieur
h.xt. . i.. v v,.,.i- i i ! llenedite. the Director of the l.uxein-
notublv E. H. Sothern. nml Mr.
Heerbahm Tree.
Mlss McCord apiiroached tho mak-
lug of. picture productions In a
most 'iureful and painstaking man
ner devi-ting nearly two years to
the study of studio and camera
the
work before embarking Into
field of production us an independ
eat producer and director.
The photoplay hai ;been rharm
Ipgly developed to appoad to bcth
sexes of every age, and provides
a photoplay that wirle'j from lium-
ur lu puimm unti irnm iraK'iy to
comedy with the practiced and hi- j
spired touch of penius. I
Also showing "Fighting. 'Fate." I
The performance that will hold yon
spellbound', nm leave a happy mem
ory of musicand mirth "UUI.1IUI,"
next Monday and Tuesday. 2-lli-it
Nohody should misa "Nobody." L'-t
nobody stop you seeing it 2-Hi-lt
EXI'EUT COMINO TO
GRANDE.
II R. DAVIS, a phonograph expert,
will be in ouristnrp on fiaturday, all
day. If your phonograph is not work
in properly di oJ ini our store and
what is wrong fiV if chnrse. Kast
ern Oregon .Music company.
a 2 -l(l-:it
NOW IS THE TIME TO
BUILD
while labor i'a plontiful and men need the work,
and lumber ifl reasonable, in price.
We earryV nine stock of builders lumber
and make GoodLSoi't Pine J'oxns Our Spcei.ilty,
Union Box Co.
P. Jasmann, jranagorj
La Grande, Oregon
Telephone, Black 781
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
ED DONOHUE, Trop.
Phone, Black 1241 1 Fir & Jefferson
V
i
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Repairing
of
Anything Electrical
H. & S. El
105 Depot Street
IS SOMEBODY
IT
ART EXHIBIT
IS POSTFflHEl
1 bourg Museum.
The p-.-rmanent American commit-
tpt' appointed by the Mini-try of Fro-
eK" .-mans, compo:
eign Altairs, is eompo.-ed el .Me
William Fnicrsim of Huston, Paul
Crct of Philadelphia, Charles Untie.-
end Julian CiaiLilce Levi, of New
York-
i .ir. Levi says tne scope oi tne ex
ihibit will be very comp'vhensive as
the French government wishes to have
a representative exhibition of all Am
erican art activities, not only in tlv
fin art. but in the decorative am!
applied arts as well.
Kiijnyatilo Di'IiiUh
AH Ihe. popular Fof. drlnky, so
rerreHhliifr, you will wijoy ut the
Palace ConTecl lonely. 2-l.r-tf
ii,. ATiniMIAI IFIIY
V. is Run atitced by 3t) yca
reri'lec to million oi
Americana. Kondon's
s? woiks ondtre (or your
chronic cnlatrh, hcaJ-
FREE
sore note, etc.
SOTrMtnievr
fin oa rtcciji
of your mce
uruggisto
liavo
ad 4ir?u
KOWDON
and Wiring
i&TRIC CO.
Phone 393 W
V-IZ UNDERSTAND THIS
hOUSE 13 FOR RENT
MAV WESOTHROUCH
PLEASE V
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Cnrr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a
combination of classic and modern ideas in mcmumcrit
work.
7Iemonah'ro!
pj
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mm
A CLASSIFIED
Welders of
' i
Mm
THE BEST EQUHTSD
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Regrinding Crankshaft KeurincJIns
J'istons, Piston Rings, Piston Pins
Cars and Tractors
Miehlae Work of All Kind
r- -a
W are iqulpped andmnned by expert
fot the abbv work
LEIGHTON WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
K. W, Leitfhtort. Prop.
The Reason foh our Substantial Gkowtu
is our Substantial Service
sZ's S " ' o a ii o c. t o Vv .
Sjr a a .lib V
,. J" j j j l' a f o c o t
It's Worth While
.to Be Friendly
We would not lie satisficil to have this
institution one oi mere mechanical ser
vice. To he. friendly and heliul is out aim,
not onI,: when patrons fall in1 person, hut
to those who hanl. by mail. Our growth
is in proportion ft o the friendship we
enjoy.
United States
LaDrande.Ore.
in
.IF"
f v I. frrPri i 1
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 Gladly
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company.
1502 S Ave.. La Grande, Or.
AD WILL DO IT
All Metals
of All Makes Overhauled
National Bank
The Foundation of
Good Dress
GOOD TASTE In flre9 Blunt
find Its flrnt expression In the
proper Corwit In the harmony
if almplo, beautiful lines and
right proportions. Women of
dlxcrlmlr.atlng tusto nil oyer
America wear
J
'La Camille' Corset
because th' y sire tho oorrocl
silhouette ami urcrnt tho nat
ural beauty of tho ficu'o as no
other Conn' vnn. There is a
"La Camlllo" mudel that will
fit you perfectly.
I, U;tvo a trkil fitilnR and bn con
vinced. A complete lino of new
models on bann!
Iti;U 3'22l
Mrs. Robt.PaU'son,
rOHMKTIKKK
170! Oak, Corner of Spring
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