La Grande evening observer., February 18, 1922, Image 7

Saturday, Felu'iim-i- IS, if)vj
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Classified Want Ads
FOK SALE OR TRADE
l'Olt SAKE Hi-inch npp-.e tree wood,
l'huneNJain 1, l-Hi-;',0tn
HAI.KX-'i
KOli
$1.85 lcr cwl.
nif Kidtre potatoes.
I-. L. McKeiinon.
1'Oli H. MA'. Kloctiic washing ma
chine and vacuum swbeper. Must
bo sold this week, Vhono L'lili-W. '
12-l(i-4tp
WANTED Household eoodst farm
..miuiucry, uukku'S, wagons and i Kl'tiKN'R O'ltKlKN IN
hacks. Kances. StOvea. mudicnl in.
struments. Ve (jst you one-fourth
more for yau goods, Surely you
have soniethinfor nle. Dravagp
costs nothing. The Jfrancis Chain
Brokerage stores. C'M'ner Fir and
Monroe streets.
12-31-tf
FOK RENT
Foil HALF. Chain wood, f-lSM per
load delivered. Phone Main 102.
2-l(i-20t
WANTED.
WANTlMt To contract for cutting
and haurnV COO, cords of wood; also
will contrAV for 3,000,000 feet
.rough log runTitmhor. Phone 1711-J.
W. K. Kivette. 2-17-atJt
PROFESSIONAL
IRECTORY
OSTMOf'ATIllO lMIYSU'lANS
DR. .1. I.. JNOI.U and DU. JIAH(!Altl;'
INCLK. DlK.'fisea of women tintl chil
dren B Kpuciwlty.. Ol'l'i-e l'honn Mnin
t I'hone M:tin Lit cirantio
National llnnk, Building.
J'HVSICIANS AMI NlltfiKONS
OKI). H. V131IKS, M. Ii. ;.;niT.il Kurif
cry. Office over SilvcrflM.i-ii's; Office
phone .Main 112; residence phone
. Main TiSU.
NATl'ltE CLUB
DR. A. N. MAYVH.M: Spcr-lallat in
chronic ulpeatu1. .Mel hmt.s, Meehtino
Therupy and Naturopath. .Skin and
blood diseases, nervous diseatos.
Chronic. Hoadacho. Kezenia, Keiati-a,
' Appendicitis. Omstiiui lion, .llowrtl
Trouble: all kinds of otirnnlc Dtseas
fis miccepHfully treated. J'hone .Main
o9:i. Room 1, 2, Ii, second floor Cool-
idKO lildK., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to a. in., list) to a:U9
p. in. ronsultat Ion free. 3-4 -t f
DR. .1. K. WOOD MI. I. Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous and chronic
li"eases u specialty. Suite 20, Sottl
:; nier lildtr. liver Silverthorn's. Office
' hours. HI to lli-n. in.. l::in ;o ii p. in., 7
I to 8 eveniiitrs. Phone 4!i7-V.
February. 13 for an indefinite period
for the purpose .of making out in
come tax retuvris for those who de-
Nsire my service, ivi. Maioney, ln
eome Tax Advisor. Office, Foley
Hotel. 2-3-tf
ATTOIIN'KYH
COCHRAN an F.HEItTlA RDGeo. T
' Cochran and Colon It. Khorhard, Al-
, torneys. La Urunde National lianli
' Building.
. , . i l.'OMitACTOUS
I). .1. Mci..l-:I..I.ANT llepristered profes
Mlonal Civil KtiKineer: nurveyfna- and
i nmps. Room 1:1, I.a Clrando National
' llBiik Iluildhiir. I'hone .Main '.1 1.
AIcCHiTUCTS
C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, t.a
Grande National jlanlc, LluilditlB, I.Q.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M.- I,a Or.TTitlfl l.oflrrc No. ST.Il,
Jjoynl OrdiT of Moom Imliln Hi?ul;ir
iiHM'lhix cvorv Tlmrsd.'iv nintit nt ii
p. m. HL Odd l-Vllmvs Hull. The Wo
nipn'M MitoHchfsirt ljtion mn'iH vr.
nml mul I'luirth Tinir.-ilays of inrh
month. JlnttNi' Ti'Kion irf tli World
nifctM spmnd .Monday of-facli montii.
Visitors ill ways wiHinmih. Pints tiay
nlili; nt l,u ;r,ihd I'luit'timoy uiul at
J. G. Holm's Crocorv SUiro.
D. K. SHANKS, Die.
M. A. STriAVKIil,, Sef.
B, P. O. ELKS I -:i Crnnd; Lodge No.
433. J.odiro nipnis each Thursdny pv
etifnp at 8 o'clock. Home and chin
privileges cheerfully extended to all
lirolher Bl kd.
NOLAN RICTTF. Kxaltcd Huler
L. IMOAIiSnV Secretary.
MOPEUN 'WOODMKN OV A M LitK'A
La (ir.tndf Camp No. 7T0:t iiiccim on
1hf first Thursdav (veninff of ench
month, in tin; K. of P. Hall. Visiting
neighhors welcome.
E. Ii. K1NOO. V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK, ricrlt.
FOK Five-room house. Phone
J 4H0-J. 2-17-U
,1'OU liKN'T JNwyi
I FOK KKN'T TvrrVum liirht house
kceping apartnieVX ' 2001 Second
A SI'AIIK UNO COMEDY
Al AliCAUK SUNDAY
street
LOST
I LKFT a lNjwnilk parasol at The
Palace. WiITVheX person wh) look
it please returnTCV) the Oliserver?
2-17-3t
;, mSCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
oy jwrH.). ii . u uonneii, iiui u.
avenue, orMeavi rdr at Camp
bell Sisters, NLadiei' Fumlshlnes,
1S0S Adams aveuue. 8-22-tf
The sparklina; new Selzniek comedy
feature which comes to the Arcade
theatre Sunday only, with F.uuene
O'Brien in the title role, is filletl to the
last exciting minute with thrills..
The long arm of coincidence is
stretchout considerably as Charley's
progress leads from one epjsodo to
another, but the action follows so
quickly and amusingly, that nothing
room house, fur-!"ulsme 01 ,lne, V""",?'-!,,
Phone Main 90. I"""; An"' lm"' " nL'"'
2-lG-tf 1 disgusted wiin nis uepou-.v
quil-s lur toe couoiiy icumuk uimnt.
to the mercies of a great city. Of
course, Charley walks into the first
trap. And it is not until he has com
promised himself, married, risked his
life a half dozen times among crook
and finally led the metropolitan police
u chase, the like of which has yet
to .be excelled for breath-taking
quality, that he arrives at his uncle's
countty estate to learn that the whole
affair was framed' by the old gentle
man 'to give Charley the lesson of his
younjr life.
Nancy Heaver, George Fawcett nr.d
Huntley Gordon lentl admirable sup
port to Mr. O'Brien's escapades, Rob
ert Ellis directed.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Loigh
ton's Welding &Njlachine Works.
l-20-2fit
OKDEKS TAKEN for steam pleating.
AT SHEUIIY'S SUNDAY AM)
MONDAY.
TheteV a "Main Streel,"lhat runs
through "C'annun," the mythical city
which Booth Tarkington wrote about
in "The Conquest of Canaan." In
Canaan where some who wore respec
table and others who were not. Once
you were placed in the hitter clasi,
it was next to impossible to live down
the disgrace.
Here, the respectables looked up to
Judge Pike as their leader. His wor i
was law. The unrospeetable accepted
him because they knew thnt ho owned
their homes, their suloons and had
their lives in the hollow of his band.
As the title suggests, Mn;n Street
in Canaan was conquered and by two
of the unrespectables, Joe Louden and
Ariel Tabor. Ariel was for(unat'
enough to inherit money which look
her to Paris. Joe could no: brin?:
hisolf to conform with the Main Street
conventions which aroused such nreni-
Ulice within him that he was f ircod to
leave town to carve out .t better
career.
The development of thin interesting
plot, which brings out the bigness
well as the pettiness, of n middle-size
town, is illustrated in the Paramount
pieturization of "The Conquest of Car.-
aan,' Thomas Meighan, as' Joe
Loudon, stars in the picture and Doris
Kenyon in the role of Ariel Tabor
plays the loading feminine part.
Also showing a comedy.
N E A I. II AliT AT SHERRY'S TODAY
Things begin to happen in the very
first scene of "Black Sheep."
Neal Halt is the star, of this pro-
Mr,! M E Chelf. 1702 Adams Avp auction, which excels any ot ms Pre-
phone 138J. l-ll-20t lv'ous efforts both in histronic and
NCOME TAX I will be in La Grande artistic effects. He is supported by
an exceptionally clever cast, .which
makes this one of the best western
productions ever shown at the Sherry
Theatre,
Th lover of out-of-door drama, whicn
was poitiayed with so telling an ef
fect in Ncal Hart's other productions
"Hell's Oasis," "Danger Valley" and
Skyfire" will find in "'Black Sheep"
HEMST-rrCHING And Picot Edge
buttonSscovered half ball, full ball
acorn anoUnillet acorn styles. Mail 'the same sort of cleverness that is
orders iriveii nromDt attention. AH
work guaranteed1. Orders taken
for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,
900 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First
block west of post office.
8-29-tf
I FIND IT HERE f
NOTICE TO ALL FARMERS.
We Have opened-a shop to-lo all
kinds of work. Horseshoeing a special
ty. Call aWI se'e us. Prices right.
All work guaranteed'. Pack of Kid-
tile's Grocery. veanand Haines, pro
prietors, Imbler, Oegiui. l-21-2(jt
i-A
EXPERT
at Eastern. Oregon Music company
ATURD:AY
Mr. Davis, anxpertt on phonographs,
will be in our sore Saturday.
Mr. Davis isNiffihted with the
Brunswick Phonograjdl Co., but i ill
give any uiformation"i'OU may desire
on any make, of phonograph.
it, 2-l(i-:it
FOR SALE.
One StudehakerUight six, one Stitde-
bakcr special, andno Studebakcr big
six. M. J. Goss, Inland Motor Co.
V 2-13-Ct
earning for that star the title of Am
erica's premier actor of western roles.
Also showing "Mutt & Jeff."
MEN Wanted for detective work. Ex
perience unnecessary. Writ J.
Ganor, former government detec
tive, St. Louis. Feb. 4-U-18-25
MEN Wanted to qualify for Firemen.
Urakemen, experience unnecessary.
Transportation furnished. 'Write
W. Boggess, St. Louis.
- Feb. -f-lt-18-2-
GOV'T POSITIONS OPEN Men-worn
on. Honesty required; good pav
to start. Write T. McCaffrey, St.
Louis.
X, Feb. 4-11-18-20
FOR SALK
othy seed.
Alsike Clover and Tim-
irst, class. Inquire Ed
Bull, Summei'iy(j. Oregon
Sat. only for 2m
Get your Zatte Grey Book "To The
Last Man," nt Newlin Book & Sta
tionery Co. 1-28-tf
A. F. and A. M. La (Iraniie Lociiie No.
41. A. F. and A, M., holds regular
moellntrs ff rt run! third Fridays at!
J:30 p. in. Cordial welcome to all i
Masons, j
C. TV. mNfJNEn, "W. M. I
- E. It. IMNiiO. sc. I
If. O. EACLES cric N'o. 2-".:t. niet-u j
every Friday niht at Eacrlea Hall.
Vifllllns niuinbcrs v:lc.ome.
7.. LIUiY, W. P. I
.1. E. IHUDSELL. Sec.
W'iniMliS ( ) F T I IK WOJIIjD Ln
'Urantlo rnmp No. 100. Meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
hall. All vlsiiimr m-iirhljors wclcotuw.
clerit. lioonis 11 -2 13, La Granda Na-!
tional Hunk Hldfr.
JOHN srOTT, C. C.
It. J. KITOHEN. Clerk.
KNHl-HTS OF 1'YTHIAS lied Cross
I-.od:o No. 2", meets every Monday
ven I tip in Ca.stle Hall ( K. of P.
Hall), nt 8 p. m. A Pvthlan welcome
to all vlsitimr Knirrhtp.
Fi: ANK A. Tl'IlNER, C. C.
(. L. (ii:.!l.M, K. It. S.
FOR SALE
Store bufldin
rooms in h
rosidorices.
fGOOO over
Inrjuirp at
3G001, Jcfrerson Ave.
with
lcj and two
Bj-ings on
percent.
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A FEATURE COMEDY PROGRAM
Humorous and Novelty Bill al (he 'Ar
cade Monday.
Rollicking comedy that always ap
peals to the laughter loving is featur
ed in the offering of Sebastian Merrill
& Co., which be calls "Hokomized
Tactics." Watch his egg-raying roost
er and other laugh-producing effect.,
and his burlesque on the famous il
lusion "Sawing a Woman to Pieces."
Its to laugh.
Austin & Russell in ii conglomera
tion of wholesome comply, "The Girl
and the Wop." A comedy of henri.
throbs, delightful costumes and com
ctly patter.
Shirley & Bell, a talented pair w;io
have a novelty singing an! dancin.c
act illustrating the poetry of motions,
harmony singing and comedy patter.
Perrill, in his comedy creation call
ed "Shadowland," manipulating his
fingers in a manner and producing
many comedy scenes and laughable ef
fects on the screen. (
Mack KcnnoU's five-part comedy.
"Love, Honor and Behave will also
tie shown in connection with this bril
liant bill.
ORIGIN'. Al. PLOT HOLDS
.MYSTERY IN "NOBODY."
I
"Nt.boily." in which Jewel Carmen
appealing at the Star Theatre, pre
sents an interesting pu'blem and one
which ninny would hesilate to answer
.inequivoeully. It is this: .
Can a person who kills a man am!
believes the commitsion to have been
a dream, bo punished lor ii ;
And, further, should thnt person be
punishetl tor it :
Miss Carmen a work in this picture
brands her as one of the foremost
cieen a lists, and the Fupporting
ast i nn ideal one.
The Vurugcmont will close Sunday
night.
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in OaUwood Cemetery, New York, ia a ,
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work.
Wfl have made a profound
study, of monument building,
and aj order placed in cur- j
hands iW sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution. i
i
WaWill Gladlj'
Funtish Estimate
INjoyaMo Diinks
iXnul.lr sort drinks, so
enjoy nt the
2-13-tf
All tho
refreshing, yoTK'ill
Palace Confectionery.
Countv Treasurers Call for General
Roail Fund Warrants.
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iHilliiililiilllliliiililiil
NOTft?, The undersignt-if county
treasurer as funds on hand with
which to redeem all wnrranla issued
on the ConerarUJoad Fund, No. 7I1 to
tnOfl inclusive, eries of li)21, pay
able on anil aftenMoailay, Fcbrunry
lit, 1 !2.
Interest ceases onhe aliovo war
rants on February l.".li)22.
HUGH JlcCALL,
County Treasurer.
Illy Feb. 11-18-"-,, Mar. 4-11.
BlueMountam
Marble '& Granite
Company. .
1502 S Ave La Grande, Or.
A ClaASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
NOTK'K '10 CKKIMTOKS. I
Xatico is by this tfiven that the
undorsijriH'il h hocn duly nppointoil )
:t'.!niinistratnr of tin' estate of Richard
Kollv, doccascil, by the County, C'ouvt ;
of. the Slate of Oregon for Union
county, ant! baa duly qualified as such; !
and hat all persons having claims j
affuiti; said estate ishould preiscni ;i
them, nJy vorifieti, at tho place of
bu.sinesit V the underAt'ned adminia-'
trator in Grande, Sfnion county !
Orofren,' or aV the law Vffice of Jno j
S, IIod(;in, iiiV-ahl cifl. within six '
months from IheVale of the first pub- i
lit-ation of this nniV, I j
Hate of First I'lillHcairton, 21st da;
of January,
J. TT. PEARE,
Adminiiitrator of the Kstato of
Richard Kelly, deceased.
Ply Jan. 21-'.K, fob. 4-11-18.
Welders of AH Metals
ins BEST EQUU'l'ZO
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Kcgrinding Crankslmft Recrlndlng
,'istons, Piston Kin;s, Piston Pins
Cars and Tractors of All Makes Ovcrhndud
XMacbiBiV
cjuippea
Vfor tb
Work of All KInda
W arn
and nH'ined by eipsrt"
e abov work
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
R. W. Lelchton, Prop.
INSURSNCE"
INVE
4.'
LA GRANDE
STMENT COMPANY
Reliable Agents for Reliable Insunuiec Oompanies
1113 Adams Ave. ' riionc JIaiu 752
Sign Service
Auto Painting--
J The modern kind
i thai fasts ! :
A Guarantee Willi EvA-y Strok 01 J J
the Brush ann tht Guar-
antee 1st Good. j
Furniture Exchange
COMPLET
ED
Phone, JBlack 15
w
HOUSE FURNISHERS
f
ONOHUE, rrop.
141 Fir & Jefferson
Runyan
1 In Hug's Garage
WO.MTON'N nUNICKIT .NSSOl'I ATIOM of
the Mnn-filire. I.a Clr.niuie IvodBe N"
7, W. II. A. or M. Louce mxels firot
Tlnirpflay ,il 2 p. m. and third Wetl
nefdfiy nt 8 p. ni.. at K. of V. Hull.
VlHlllwr Slf-tt-rs w'elrnine.
-MI1K. M.WIV O.MXAOItKR,
. Ooinninuder,
MARJOHIB F.ATO.V,
lli-f-ord Kwptr.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
machinlsiiop and foundry
All kinds of machinery, automobileg and tractori ra-
pired, overhauled and tebuilt.1
Ascetylene welding ot all Rinds.
Cylinder boring and wersiM pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons W Piston Pins regTonnd.
Give ua trial
D. FITZGERALD. Prop.
Rep
g
of
Anything Elerj
h. & a
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105 Depot Sfcl cd
rical i '
ELECTRIC CO.
The Reason for our Substantial Gnowra.
is our Substantial, Service
3'
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j u fi a u ouvn
. f a o i q
5
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It's Worth While
to Be Friendly
We would nut, 1)0 satisfied to have this
institution
viec.
Hie of
To be friehtllv
not lonly whei p
mere iiicchanicaL ser-
ii nd Ik'IitI'uI is our aim,
roiis eall in' jierson, but
to those, who tbaiiv by .mail. Our jri-owtli
is in iiroportii'm to tlie fj-iendshii) we
enjoy. -
United States National Bank
L, LlRANDE UREi
. nml nnd'fmirth Wln..;dny!, nr r,rh D. FITZGBRiLD, PrOp. ' " IjU f :,.
month. VlsltlnB nicmbers cordially ; V if I f lM
n,y J 3 'fi ;
SET MV ROLLER "AVtTMB RIGHT C WtU. IF YxrL fefe-f ' ZZZz S I'A J 'V
THE ATTIC JrEM AMD , CT J Tl l : , fe ft V ' d I Xj!
jr j y. H .tM : 1-M i'M n t V V. "if
The Foundation of
Good Dress
ClOOD TASTE In flrosa muM
find It n first c.rprpnlnn In tho
proper Coraot In tho harmony
F if simple, bcautirul linos and
right proportions. Women of
discriminating taste all over
America wear
'La Camille' Corset
because tiny kIvo tho cor roc t
llhouotlo ami nocont tho nat
urnl benuty tr the fl;:uro fta no
othnr CnrsM! .cjmi. Tlur ia a
"La Camlllo" niod.-l that will
flt you imrfcctly.
! Ilavo a trial rutin ami con
ii
'. I c-l rfiH A wmiriinl. ltn nT nun
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Mrs. Robt. Pattiscn,
COl4SKTIKIC
. 1701 Oak, Corner of Spring
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