La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'?.V:-V,,-i.1 AVcilnciiLiv, Ftbiiiavv 2'.'. 19iii ORANGE EVENTNfl OFiSTTTTT? I Classified Want Ads j i , in iiiii i ' I Fran '.Ebert Curtsies to. America FOR SALE OR TRAD3 KOK DKV llj-in. rail 2-'l8-tf 1'OK SA1.IXS. $1.85 por cv X iiul;(! initalnes, L. .MK-.'iinon. FOR SALE Jinying oW-trie wah ins machine . Cull at KiOl Alilcr 2-18-:itp itonisin MMH .ui:.si.i:s AM) t'Al'SI'. IHVOUrK FOIC. KAI.K-VM load delivered! KOK SAI.K WM Konl in kuo.I oimli- i of all tin- causes fur divorre en tion. Self .starter. Price $:I00.00. ! tri., u i,.a ,.c.rt records, Phone ai'.-W. 2-20-:itp them Is yet tci .-mind n plulnt iih that fouivl In the Woddini; Hells," Con- J'iiuie I I. S-l.ai) per .Main 102. 'OK hai.i:- plnw in A-l l-'ordson eoiniition. YOU SAI.K 'iVn-r.u.ni hiiuse, baths, on two luc,rVJHtt-h kitchen, all convenient cs. IVt Vash, lulant-3 to suit purchaser. TlKjit Olwem-r and see phcitui ali oNAimi.-. 2-18-tf FOR SALIi liest dry, Kreen cut, cm-,; wood, sawed in Hi-inch length. Cal W, J. Kelly, phone 410-J. 2-21-5tp T.nctor nnl"" st,""1K" I i i story ul ! acres. Will demonstrate. Terms , " '" " ' 2-21-2tp will bit kIhiwh at tho Arcade TIhSi- if wanted. J Ktemheck. KOK SAi.K Kricnt clean baled nlful- tie, oninmeneiiii," Thursday, fa hay. J. K. Reynolds. Phone! Ti rl,.ia,m fr the. divorce of 42I'--M- 2-21-2lp;!.,Haiu- Wayne, which part la -in- I - , , ICI f II I'll MI I).. l.'Minillim! .IllllUllrt. I'uundtvii tii'.w .... PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S DIt. J. L. IN-ILK ntid lUC. .MAtt-LMEKT LS'tLl IMsi-itSI'.- 4f UOIlll'll tt fill elul- uivn a sju.-i.iltv. rri'i.-,- I'liui.e Man lDB. Il'-.-t. T'fu.fi.- M i ifi 126. La annul N'ntlonitl I'a ti I; l-oil-limr. r i 'it sa ll om cultivator, on- Plani't Junior Sot'dor, om twelve in-h plow, one li horse Morse en pine and centrifugal pump, throo huiidred leot f pie, otio cow coiu- fresh about April 10th, forty infr.hens, some liouKchold iroodw. 'Civodrjy, phone :t2:l-W. 2-'Jl-ntp PHYSICIANS AXI sriUiKtJ.NS UKO. H. VKHUM, M. 1. i;,'n.;r:il Surif- fry. Oriti-n ovtr SiJt rtlinrii "s. Otlloc phono Main Main flRii. NAT! UK i I ItK DR. A. N. 51 A Y VI JAl Special ist .In rhrnnfc diM-Jiscs. Mt-iliotLs, Mvi iinrio Theriipy and Nat tirnp.i ; li. Skin ami Mood dist,nyfs, lurvoufl disease Clironlc 1 IfJidiichf, K..Miia, ij.-iaticr Appendicitis. t'Diislipat ion, I'owl Trciuh if. nil km .-; ol I'hron c iitw 593. Room 1, li, .'I, second floor Cool Idtfe Hldtc.. oi)iitt! Stwr Tlu'atre. Of fice hours, lu t" l:' n. in.. 1:JU to 5:00 p. m, ("on.-uiltntiuii rn. 3-4 -t f wan: DH. J. R. AVOODKI,!,-Chiropractor nnrt Naluropalli. aitvou.s and chronl: dica.-rt,t a pnci-lalty. Snili 2u. Som incr 1 J 1 1 1 k. (ivcr .SMvcrihorn'M. Office liours, 10 to 1- a. in., ;o ; p. in lei S HVcnitiKf. I'luun 1HT-W. ATTOIC.NKVS COCHRAN and EFUIIM 1A RD Geo. T (?oihran and ("'ilin It. iOlurhard. At- toriK-ys. La Uraiulti National ilank 1 i u I Id I li K. :oxtha tui;s D. J. M 'I.KId.AN It. tri t. red profes sional Civil i;i.(;Miccr: njrvt-ylng and maps. Room 1. I.a f!raMd National liank Ruildin. 1'liutii; ...1U1 '.'1. AIU IH'M.i TS !, 13. Miller. Archill t. Uraiuhi NatiVnjil Unuk 'irandu, Orijnn. lonm 11. Iin iiuildine. La FRATEKNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. Im c.r.'iTMP I.odure J"'' I.ovhI order of .1.o. holds regular meetinu'M evrrv Tliurdav liijiht at S p. ni. ul Oiil Kellovvs- Halt. The Wo nieti'.s Moofn:heart Li-Laoii nn-Ltt sec ond and iourili Tnut .day.s of eaeh month. SfooM1 Leu'ton of the World liieclM :;ccond Monday of ettv.h month. Visitors always welcome. Ones pay able at La (irande Pharmacy and at J. CJ. Holm's ( iroriTy Stor. s I. i:. SHANKS. Die. M. A. STIIAVKI.L. Sec. U. V. O. KLKK La Jiand.- Lodifo No. 433. Lodo meets each Thursday ev ening at if oVIot k. Home and clun privileges eh'.en'uliy extended to all llrotliLT Klks. NOLAN SKIFI' Exalted Ruler I L. IT; A 1 1 Si t.N. Secretary.' WOLLUN WOOLMi: OK A.MIOKICA La firande Camp No. TTti.l meets or the first Thnrsdav nvrpin!,' of eaeii month, in the K. of 1'. Hull. Visitiny iiciKhljors w.-l.o-n.'. e. u. nivno. v. c, JAKE Ri STOCK, Clerk. A. V, 41. mo 7:30 and A. M. La Orund- Lode No. A. P. and A. M-. holds regular tiiii-s fir.Jt i!.d third Fridays at p. in. Cordial welcome to an nd It"ilinld Carter, piaytul hy Har- trison Kurd, was ana oi" twofold hn Iportiince. In the first place, Rosa lie liohbi'd her hair. In tlie second place Itesiuatd caught a case of All oT which follows a married lift of only two d.iys. preceeded by an impulsivi- inarri'tse which itBelf was brought ntiout on account of Rosalie's pet noodle Pinkie. As tt matter5 of fact, the (Iok was the ; catisfl of it all, since he caused the LOSr-A hoy s gauntlet leather-faced introduction of Rosalie and HeS glove. Finicr please cull inil(, whl,n ne ratl nff with ono of iti.ggie'g patMit leather pumps and carried It Into his mistress s room. Palm 11 each and New York City FOR SAI.rVl:y Phone 1134-to, and green wood. !-21-:it LOST LOST Whalton l.V.iewel watch i'l onon cold case, with nadlock kev attached. Leave at J. I). Lvnch Co. uro tIlR Nations in -which most 2-21-lto l'lfi ilf"tin takes place, and the WANTED. ED Tp contract for cuttint i Tfc. t-. i i i umu nniguing yuu cortia ol woou; uiso will coactv for 3,000,000 feet, roueh log nhSnher. Phone 170-J, W. It. KivetteN 2-17-2Ut FIND IT HERE ." .if ::::.". - ; i , y : v ' - i . t x. t .1 ' .... .iti-.H tiai j:km- cri.vviiKiii.Aix's corcir , , :iv aids N.vrmia Meilecin Mint uid nntttrc are n!- kffcrtuiil. Chainborluiii .1 Timely. I.ord Frederick Hamilton tells some ! excellent Htm-left In "Fiere. 'J'tieri' and f Kverywliem," Hero Is one of Arch- ; hlshoii Maitee nf Knt'land: When he ways most' mm a lil.shop of l'etnrhirou!h he met. R'ouKh Koi.kV acts on thin plan. Jt in I he poorer runner of Hie tmvii. n allay.i t ho eo;j!, .iv'ie the lun.tr1. sudor uhu hud Juki lurched out of n auH expeM?rilln, opelin the Mere puMIe house. The man reeo'Tiilzed ;tions and nid.-i n;ikiro m VestorinT tho lite hlKliop, and. raiblni; IiIk httml In it ueslure of mock lienedletjoii. called out, "The Lord be with jii." "And uli lliy spirits." answered Muuce. Lurijro-fd7e, clean cotton ra wnn;.- ::yteni to n healli HamJs huve iestit'ie itien. Tri it witeil or euld m Rio (indili'in. Thou' it IkooiI iual- liuvu a cough id at The Observer ' Market. I'h" Ten pouti'hi of in id as Peoples . Main 717. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOJJ3E FURNISHERS ED DONC Phono, Black 12 IUE, rrop. Fir Sa Jefferson eln o recent interview l-'rau tbcrt. wife ol (..ennanv s prcsiiU nt,- raid American women are world leaders in activity, thought, emancipation and welfare work their simplicity and strulghtforwardnuw at charm-tut- Photo shows her In ber Berlin study. WASTED Iloaser.old goods; farm maclriqery, Luf?riies, wagons und hacks. sianfres, stoves, musical in strumentsVe Kat you one-fourth more for yohv Koads. . Surely you have somothingVoralc. Drayage costs nothing. tSl Krancis Chain Brokerace stores. Cbvner' Fir and Monroe streets. 12-31-tf opportunities of both spots ,for va riety lu ucllon and btory have been accepted for tin Ir full possibilities. "Wedding llolls" is a screen ver sion of Salisbury Field's .niecessl'ul play of the same title. The adapta tion was made hy Zelda Vrosliy. Cllet Vithey ilirectf-d the produc tion, and Harrison Ford, Kniily Clil- TCTIING And Picot Edge cheater. Ma Uarlinc, James llar- covered--half ball, full ball HEM button! acorn anfbullet acorn styles. Mail orders given prompt ai'niion. a:i work guaranteed; Orders taken for pleating, llrj. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W, First block west of post office. 8-29- tf forrent FOlt RENTXSni'ill three-room fur- niplird houseTVPhone Ifi4-M, or call at lTPyJeffersdn avenue. 2-21-2'. INCOME TAX. Have you your income tax state ment prepared now? I will be at the Foley Hotel for a few more days. II. M. MA'LONEY, Income Tax Advisor. 2-21-H FOR R-tNT- 40I-J. VEO.MEN. The Brotherhood of American Yeo- iv-e-room house. Phone m'"n' Grande Ronde Homestead No 2-17-tf -"""i meeiH l".t;i y -hoeqnu anu iouit:i Come and investigate theinew policies. All visiting members welcome. W. T. PATTEN. Foreman. MARY E. MAYVILLE, Correspondent), FOH KENT -3yeq-room house, fur nished, modcrnrsPhone Main 90. 2-lli-tf FOK KEN"l"S;Twn-room licht houso keeping apiiHnient. 2001 Second evnnt 2-l(i-(ll L MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE TO ALL FARMERS. ; We have opened a shop, to do nil kinds of work. Horseshoeing a special HEMSTITCIIINQ AND PICOT EDGE !ty. . Call and see us. Prices Turhr. by Mrs.. F. O'Connell, 11U4 O. I All work guaranteed. Back of Kid- avenue, orSeava ordr at Camp-'die's Grocery. Dean and Haines, pro bell vSisters, Ladies' Furnishings, iprietors, Imblcr, Oregon. l-21-2fit 1305 Adams avenue. S-22tf I Pt?W,IC SThKOG R A PH ER at Leigh toiiVeldingV& Machine Works'. v .J l-20-?fit Get youn Zane Grey Book "To The Lost Man," at Newlin Book & Sta tionery Co. ' 1-28-tf ORDERS TA-liEN for steam pleating. , . .Mrs M. E. Cndr,1702 Adams Ave., jj phone 138J. ;i l-ll-20t 1 1 rlson, William Hossclle, Polly Vann. Dallas Wulford and Frank Honda are seen In tne suiiportiug cast. The picture will remain at the Ar cade Theatre' for three days. AT SIIIOKIiYS LAST DAY unyan $j If you were askei.! "What's worth while?" what would your answer he? In a vague sort of way you huve ulwiys told yourself that you knew, but the chances are that you have never given the subject ser ious thought. Telling yourB.-lf a thing is eisy, hut how would your t ho lit;.) Is on this subject sound, if spoken? If you were to keep that thought "What's Worth While" bofuru you. dissect It (and lln-n practice It, you'd never have cause to r.ay "I'm sure unlucky," und when your day's work Is over you would know It had been conscientiously done and your night's sle-'p would b- scoot. Lois Weber has adapted the thought "'What's Worth While" to the screen and it's ut n sermon, but a picture of gripping Ik tu t In terest from stem to stern, In which this producer-director has won irnsh laurels. Claire Windsor and .Lonia Cathern have the lending roles. Oth ers In the cast Include Arthur Stu art Hull, .Mona Lisa and Kdwln Stevens. And Larry Somen will be with us in "The ftawmill" for the last times today. He's one of the bright spots of the screen, a sure laugh extractor. OBSERVER WAJVT ADS GET RU SULTS. r. w. ttivc.NKr: L i:. i;iN;i'. W. M. h. O. ICAOl.KS Aerie No. lin't'ld every Knday nij;lit nt Eagles Hall. V is! tins inc inhere welromo. LILLY. W. P. .1. V.. HIKOSLLU RC IVonpMEX OP' firnndo (. nrnp first and third M hall. Ail vlsitlm-' n Dliefl pfiviihlc at. 1 clerk. Looms "1-2 Uoniil ttank I'.I L.-. .lOll '' L. J. K I'l i:LD Ln ! .Is everv it Kiiirlcs I weletimf. : otln'C oT til'1 j La Grunde Na- ''TT, C. C. hkv. cierk. FOR SALE Stove Nlmildins witli rooms inVni-kAnid two rosideiifcsX llris.s on $G0O0 ovciVlo iioivcut. Inquire nt y G00i Jefferson Ave. ' Sigti Service nuto Painting BOY OFFICER TO PRISON, LONDON, . Fell. 22. Walter A. Pickets, who, during the war, be came a flight commander at 1", with the rank of captain, thus being the youngest officer in the army, has been sentenced to prison for fraud. Vhe modern kind thai lasts J STOLE MILLIONS. (ttv Ansoclaira 7p?S8) MOSCOW, Feb. 22. Five employes of the government printing ofi'ice which issues Bolshevist paper rubles ' A I i a - 4 i rr' m . . uu'n,y: X i iT V, ijhave Just been shot for the theft of M.o u.un.ryo., uC uul- I 1 1 .1 OOA lIU (uL.mr Cfli - J-I.I.VW-VVW ((Upvi. ,u..-,..v I land four others were given five-year !' prison sentences. utce it Good. Runyan In Hug's Garage TESTED AND PROVEN There' is a Heap of Solace in Heini Able in Depend I'pon a Well Earned Reputation. For months La Grande readers have seen the constant expression of prais- for 1 loan's Kidney Pills, and road about the good work they have done in this locality. What other remedy ever produced fiuch convincing proof' of merit ? 1). D. Burger, 1002 Washington Aye,, La (irande, says: "I reeom nieVi Doaii's Kidney Pills as a good reniMy for I know they will do what is cniimed for them. My kidneys were il.ad condition and I had severe backaelV. nnd at tirbes 1 could hardly bend, ."m- kidneys ccte;l irregularly so I use. fV loan's Ksltiey Pills from Silverthori Drug kin re and they soon had meVree f-"" the aches nno pains and ptimviiiineys in good shape." Price 00c, at all dealers. Don't .-imlpy ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills t lie same that Mr. Purser had. Foter-Milburn Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y. Welders oi Ml Metals THE BEST EUUU'l'ZO IN EAST OK13GON Cylinder Regrinilinn Crankcluif t Kccrintllni Pistons, Piston Rinpra, I'isttin Pins Ctrs 'and Traqfura of All Mukcs Overhauled fciachiie Work of All KIndi V7 ari tqulppnd and mtnned by eiporti fc: the ahova wnvk LEIGH lON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Lelehton, Prop. ILffl I I T WALLOWA, Feb. 22. A bond election has been called for March 7 for the purpose of voting $17,500 to build a Jiew school building und hf.Uiug plant by school diHtltct No. 12 of Wallowa county. This build ing will replace the recently burned high school and will be located on the present foundation. A crew of men Is flt work tearing down the old walls and cleaning up the deb ris, and many of the brick will be. cleaned and used In the new build ing. It Is the Intention to build on the unit system, tho now huilding to be of such construction t hpt It can be added to as needed and eventually enlarged to take care of the grades as well as high school branches. The cont of the contem plated building and beating plant !;i estimated at $50,000 and will be of modern construction In every re spect. Highest price paid for clean, large- sized cotton r.ij's i-V'i'iH AS Led KN'IOHTS ol- Lode No. C" !: evenirtK in .'ns::. !!: Hull). t p. in. A l' to all viJ-itir.tr Kni;.nis. Kit K A. Tt UNKft. c l. ;.: n.wi. u. i: ('rocs I'-ndny UC. nf 1. in welcome C. C. s. WO.MKX'S HKM.KIT A SS. '1 ATION of Iho Varrahn'-. L.t f;r.'iiid Iodirc No. 27, AV. I;. A. of M. Led(.-? niei-ts first Tlinrsd.-iv at '1 p. m. nod lliird Ved prndnv flt R 'p. in.. t K. of 1. Hall. Visiting Sisters v .dcone. .MLS. MAUY ' I A I .LAHITER, ('.iiiiinfindor. MAIUOUtr, KATUN. Tlerord KcpT, O. K. S. llnpn rhnptor No. LI. O. K. S.. tudds Plnttt! ('.iitiMmoicatldii the see . find find .-urtli W-dn. .sduya of cneh nmnth. Visiting memlerri cordially welcomed. .VKI.LH r,. NKILL, AV. M. W '.': .VK. Sef. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY AH kinds of machinery automobiles and tractors re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of au kinds. Cylinder boring and ovei Crankshafts, Pistons and Give aa size pistons. iPistn Pirn reirronnd. t trial P. FITZGERALD, Prop. Repairing and Wiring of Anything Electrical H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. . 105 Depot Street Phone 393 W, The Reason for our Substantial Ghowth. is ocr Substantul Service Business VS. ' J J J J C O 4 O 1 Courtesy It is om inoss af I'a i i most ciire iiiinrcciiitc placed in us in liaiiiMiii. our ciisVomc tcoiis mid up "We know 11 iness mid hii'l Mnke this ujiners. 1 .lnd 1, fie rt-spoj ... . l it is alf (lie maul s, to 1h ireciat- 1 oh oiistant aim to handle the, 1ms- of our customers with the lit-i sineeifii we realize and isihilily and trust o our aim mul dut-, hiisii'.css al't'ii i rs o(; at all limes ennr-e. irtesv hriiis new 1ms- iMiik -oiir United States National Bank ' LaDrande.Ore. I i r financial head- III! i tJ OOINGS OF 'i. IK DCFF? tom, Some fellow has been COMING HERE A5KIN5 FOR WORK- he's been here four different times now aw i've told him 1 HAl nothing for him to do - he I COMES ANYWAY AHD I'M GETTING AFRAID OF HIM - I THINK THAT'S , HIM COMING IN HERE NOW! I 1 ' A I '"- W r J fLU ANSWER THt ! 4 X3k m Why Start an Argument? LET ME TALK TO HIM- I'LL ASK HIM WHAT H WANTS dROUNf) HERE- IF YOU TOLD HIM ONC THERE WAS NOTHING FOR HIM TO DO, THAT 5H0ULP BE EUOUGM THIS THING OF ANNOYING PEOPLE HAS GOT TO BE STOPPED ! NbUTALKl T jlRlGHTV-4 , TO HIM i v. n . k him : i VO' ANY WORK 0 YOU'D LIKE DONE iJ I THOUGHT VOU VWcr?E-GOIMG TO TE.LL HIM 50MUTHINC5 T IT'5 BE5T To LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALOUE. ';,' ft!'.... The Foundation of Good Dress OOOD TASTE In dress must find Its first expression In the proper Comot In the hnrmony if tlmple, beautiful linos end right proportions. Women of dlscrlmlr.atlng titste all over America wear 'La Camille' Corset booauae th'T nlvo tho corroct Bllhouotto und accent tlio nat- V'!,. l :'if,' urBl by of tka lUtii'o as : I V - i li ' tJpS--0 ) other florsi-ts caa. Thera Is " 4'i;V P. SiJlrr'i 'i "La Cii.iilll mo4vI that w i .! :,tf'- i (It you perfectly. will llnvo a trial ttttliiir anil se con I vliicrj. A couipluto li?ie of ne i' odels ca haiiu. i:W "V. Mi 3 cor,sirij 1702 Oak, Corner of Spifeg ,0-' .i- h 4? 4 ivt1 4 4- 4? 4? if $ 4 i- 5-?'fc,$,$"$'X, J-'l