La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 06, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextX M..i.cv, Majvh 0, 1922 LX (.1EANDT2 EYENTKO OP.S'FTIV'F'R -v Classified Want Ads FOR SALE Oil TRADE F0!, SALE Two nice, ounK sown. I'hone Farmers 155 3-4-2t - ' J''()K KAl.K Two I.ik unitize Turkey Gobblers. Phono Farmers 18ii. M-l-'.ti: FOH SALE Oui'.n wood, $l.,')0 per loail delivered. Phone Main 102. 2-l(i-oGI FOR SAi. Ton-onm house, baths, on two ftfcm-s, rViteh kitchen, all conveniences. IhiU cash, balance to suit purchase, .'all at Observer and see photograph of home. 2-18-tf FOll SAI.F. Improved property in Island City; four-room house, bant and chicken houses, four lots. C. M. Porter. 2-27-fitn PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OBTKOPATHtO THYSICIANS DI1. J. I.. JN'lLH mill IMC. MAIillAltlCT LNOLL'. nis-.-n-fS of -.v.unen und chil dren H specialty. (HYIce IMionii .l-iln llltl. Hen. I'llinu' Jlain l-'O. La Urallde Natloiml Hank LuUdlnc. 1'IIVSK'IANS AM) M IK.KONS UEO. II. VKHl'.S. U. I llenernl Surtf ery. Office iivt Silverlliorn's. Office phono Muln llli; residence phone Main r.SB. NATVRK T!IK DJl. A. K. Ji.AVVH.I.E-Specialist In chrunlc diseases. .1 ihi.ihs, Meeluino Therniiy and Naturopath. Shin and blOtlll diseases, lierVOUS diseases. Chronic Headache. Lezt-nin. Selntlcn. Appendicitis, Cons! ipal ion, Lowel Trouble: nil Kinds of riironie Diseas es successfully treated. I'linne Main 593. Room 1, 2, II, second floor Cool Idffe Hid.?., opposite Stnr Theatre. Of . flee hours. Ill to 12 n. in.. 1;3U to 5:00 p. m. Consliltnt Ion free. 3-4-tf DR. J. K. WOoriKI.I- Chiropractor and Naturopath. N'ervuus and chronic diseases a specially. Suite 20, Sum mer ltldtr. Over .Silverthurn's. Office hours, 10 to 1L' a. in., l:::o to f, p. in., T to 8 evenlhKH. Phone 4:i7-v ATTOHNl.'YS COCHRAN and KUKntlAP.D Oeo. T Cochran and Colon It. Khcrhard. At torneys. La Crandu National ilank Huiiuihgr. CONlltACTOltS D. J. MeLKLLAN' lteizlslered nrofes Nlonal Civil Knitinccr: surveying and maps. Itonm 1J, La Craude National Hank Huildlnir. I'hone Main St. AIt('HlTKt"M C. B. Miller. Architect. IGrnnde .Vational Hank Irande. Orcpon. Hoom 11, La HiilldlnB, Ln FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. T.n Oriiiido I-ndtre No. 8.r0. Lovnl (irili-r of lioiisp, huld n-Ruliir nu-ntinH vi-r- ThurMity nlcht ;it 8 p. in. at O.L1 F.'lli'W.i' Hall. The Wo men's MiK.si-h':irt l.i-iitii rnwln -ond nml fimrtli Thur-MlnyH of each month. Moils.: of tti' WnrUt nii-fts second .Moii'lity of each month. Visitors alwsivH wlnie. I"). K. SHANKS. Dir. M. A. STI I AV KLI. ST. 13. P. O. Ki.KS I. a llr.-inde l.ndie .v 4'A1. Lode,, me, -Is each Thursday ev Biec- V r.'eleel.- llrillie n lid rllin privileges heerl'ully extended to all Jirotlior i-;ihs. NOLAN' SKIFP. Exalted Ruler l- L. IMOAllSON'. Secretary. llODKliN WdlHIMKN III' AMHlilCA La Grande Cunip No. 77H.1 meets on the rirst Thnrsdav evening nl" eneh month. In the K. of I'. Hall. Visiting neighhors y.-homc. K it. l:iN':o. V. c. JAKH IHiSTiH'K. Clerk. A. F. nnd A. M. La Uralidc LodKe No. 41, A. F. and A. il.. holds reirular meetings first end lliird Krld-iys at :30 Cordiul Iilasons. riN'c.Ni:n. w. M. 1: l :n. Sec. 9. O. EAIil.KS Aeri No. f!i, meetii everv l-'riday niclit at Kfiiflea ilall. Vlslt'lns inenihers welcome. 7.. LILLY. W. P. J. I-:. l:t:DSI'.I.L. See. WtlDHMI'.N UK TlIK WOllLIl La Crande Camp No. lt.:. Meets every llrst and third Monday lit Lnules hall. All visiting nelnhho welcoi.ie. Hues pa'-ahln at Hie office of the clerk. Konms 21-2, La Oranae Na Uonal Dunk lildg. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. ft. J. KITCIIKX. Clerk. KN'HiHTS OK I'VTI Lodire No. 27. nice evening in Cnstlo llnlll. at 8 n. 111. A 1AS I ted Cross ' everv Mond.iy Hall IK. of I'. Ihlan welcomo to all vl"itlntr Kl,iL-hts. l lj VI.' V 'IT l!- it ink .. Tritxnn. ' c. C. L. 1 , 1 ! A 1 1 A M. K. II- S. Willi L'VS HKNIII'IT ASMIH'IAWIM of the Mncc.-iliees, Ln. Onmile Loilse No. 2". W. 11. A. of U. I-o.li.-e ni.els first Thursdnv t p. in. nnd tnirtl '-,l-nesd-iy lit 8 n- m.. l K. of 1'. ilall. Visillinr Sisters v-el-oine. ,mi::j. .maP.v : ai.i.aiiher, (-(iicinaiclcr. MAiuor.ii: i 'ati in. lleennl Keener. O. V: K. Hope I'hnpler No. l.l. O. tj. S.. holds stilted .iiiiniiinPntion the sec ond nd r..iirtli Wednesdays of each month. Visiting numbers cordially welcomed. . . KITt.t.tK ' Vnit.L. W. M. AX.N'A S. IlK.'Vl'. S.C. IKH-NGSOFIilE DUFF? OUST KiV LUCKTOMISA WWFM l'l-1 LATE" I 3UPW-a ... . mikP. WMEM I . . -'Vl.- .i . I FOK HALE OU TKAIE Kifty-fnnr acres of impioved land, 2 1-4 miles from Ilermiston. Price $(,000. Call , at 2808 N 4th St. Phone lol-R. I 3-3-.1tp; FOK SAL1C injj iresh. Two Jersey cows. Com-i Apply Farmers 1:1. I 3-1-titp; FOK SALtXllatchinK eBgs, O. A. C.han was ,',M ! ol Tl ll' Strain BarVivmoth Rock, $1.00 fo-'rl !"a "'"J n;l.n,l.U. f.tfht be a settinii ofl5. $11.00 per 10,,. tween himself and I.inow. Clarence X CaVA Alicel, Orepon. Mr- Meiijnan um not appear at the Farmers 1:1 2-2S-'!l HJK DKX lti-in.Vod call o'J9-J. 2-18-tf WANTED. WANTED TO RENT Small place ' for Dair; Close in. Call Observer. 3-4-(itp WANTED contract for cutting and hauling 11 cArds of wood; also will contract Vol 3,000,000 feet routth log run lumber. Phone 1711-J W. R. Kivetto. 2-17-20t WANTED Hoaser.oia goods; farm machinery, buggies, wagons und hacks. Ranges, Moves, musical in struments. We k'?t you one-fourth more for youiNzood. Surely you hsvo something Xor sale. Drayage costs nothing. TnVlrancis Chain Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and Monroe streets. 12-31-tf FOR RENT FOR KENT Hedrooms, 900 Wash. Ave. Phone 214-J. 3-l-Ut; FOR KENT Two furnished rooms for lighKhousekeping. Vacant on the 7th. N117 4th St., corner of Spring, 4th and 5th Sts 3-4-tf LOST LOST Auto crank. Tailor Shop. Iave at Zweifel 3-4-2tp MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voiceourj piano without extr.i charge. "u-l guaranteed. Call N'ewlin EooXktoro for appoint ment. Roy E; Phillips. 3-1-lm PUHL1C STL'VCKiRAPHta! at Leigh, toll's WeldinX&i Machine Works. .. , 3-l-2lit I RE for Hurclcy . ?ln 0.nnc''1, ? nl 147-J. Strictly ets. Guaranteed.; ijuaranieed. 3-1-tf ORDERS TArVEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Ccjf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138J. 1-1 l-20t FIND IT HERE HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge buttons covtred half ball, full ball acorn and ballet acorn styles. Mail orders givenprompt at'ention. All work guaranteed, j Orders taken for plenting. Mrs! L. H. Norton, 90G Adams Av PhjSne 421W. First block vest of puat office 8-29-tf YEOMEN. 1 1 The Brotherhood of American Yeo-,! men. Grande Konde Homestead No. ! 28,, ntects every second and fourth i Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall. 'J Come and investigate the new policies, i All visiting members welcome. J W. T. PATTEN. I Foremen. ' MARY E. MAYVILLE, ! Correspondent. I - LOCAL CORSET1E Corset. Tklrs. J. F O avenue rhonje Customnia Coii throughoVt. Xlso Picot LdpcC. vi LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MAtHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKY All kinds of machinery, automobiles and ti actor J pitired, overhauled and, rebuilt. Ascetylene weldine of all kinds. Cylinder botenp; id oversie pistorn. Crankshaft3,Pisoni and 'Give ns D. FITZGERALD, Fn. CAR AHO ME AYS jt just A3 A3 A HUMA GMT HA-HA r.A - 'K.Vivv,ASi-. :' - o ,.:ehrJ-i L - . . ' . eVviJ 'A A ' .L 1 rty mmm&m AT SHEPKY'S LAST Ivan I.inow. cast in the ii HAY. tain Peterson, athenrise "Hands and Feet," in the Meijrhan Paramount picture, t tippy Kicks." weiti'ns 2;I0 pounds and is by profession a wrestler, The first day he arrived at the eastern studios wheer many of the scenes of the picture wero made, Mr. 'studio the next day, nut the follow- iri; day he showed up smiliitfr. Ask- ed where he had been, the slar re- plied that he had bee visiting i,.if 1 iDimpscy's training camp near Atian- tie City. "If I have to fight a bird like that," said Mcighan. indicating I.inow, "I want professional ad ire. hat s more, 1 got it anil intend to use it. From then on, until the time of the fight scenes Meighan punched a hag and pulled weights in his hotel. "Citppy Ricks" throbs with action and several warm fistfigbts. Agnes Ayres is leading woman and heads a strong cast including Charles Abbe. Hugh Cameron, John Sainpolis, Paul Everton, Eugenie Woodward and oth ers. Also showing n come:ly. is i in-: Ainu ciu.i-: OK KNCI.1SII rii.M Pecopnized in Eiui'ind as the Kalty Arbtickle of the llrltish screen- I In lie Tripod, a famous London ac tress, has an important character rolo In "The Mystery Uoiid." an Enellsh-mnile Paramount picture screen In Europe, fontiirine, David I'owe.l, which will ho shown nt the Ai-u.iilo Theatro today only. Miss Tripod won fnmo on the London stage biWiuse of her Joll- itv and embonpoint. Tipping tho scales at a widght the poiulorousness of w hich Is kept a close secret, she Is easily the homiest professional in England and penco' her compact son with Fatty Arbtickle. She usual ly nlnvq the iiii-ts of fnt tavern migtresses. and her specially Is the big woman of the French type. In "The Mystery ltoad' role of awidowc-d she has the tavern keeper NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is by this given that the un dersigned has been appointed "by the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Union county, Ancillary' ad- iministratdV with will nnncxed for Un- ion County and the Slate of Oregon f (1, nl.iln nf Ti.mou ltnlnn. ile- . . v" K,m.,. jthnt al'l persons having claims against . , sl.., shmild nresent them dulv ifi, , ,i, ,m,:;,i ,,f v,is lw illemstitching andirfk.e jn j a Gmnde Unioil county. Oregon, within six months from the ll(, q fil.st lnii,iic:ktion of this notice. Dute of First Publication, February 1.1th, 1922. JNO. S. HODGIN, Ancillary Administrator. Dly Feb. 13-20-27, Mar. li-l.'l. SlVurayan'sj Sign Service Auto Painting el The modern kind ) thai lasts very Stroke or ' A Guarantcl the Brlsh anj the Guar- ! tee Good. Runyan T9- Piston Ping regToand. a trial Tom Euys an Alibi oh ii: I. EO if.';', or.'u l:x ran. It- -' "A W'lG . l,-m . ir7-.' Ot.v? 'i ; ;! . Uv.i X y . I ;i. Wllhv Innil In her liaiula It l said lo be line of the finest bits of character I aiilui; displayed In the picture.. ' The utory, written especially Tor I l'aPiniount by E. Phillips tipiK'ii 'heiin, the famous Ittitisli novelist. 18 riimautlc, dratnatlr and appeallim. The 1;ero Is a yuuni: Englishman who traels the mystery roa.t of life) Ihe.dlesslv without kIvIiik u thoti'tht ile of Cap- (o whlteher It 'leads. The lovo ele-i orlKinal and iniuslni: and the (Un known ai nient Is stronn and ctippini;. TlitOouuo unusually brlKht IntriKlucIni: Hioinnsisumiertim: cuit IneludluK anioiu; ' others Nadta Ostrtiviika P. Wood man, Mary Glynnc. Ruby Miller and Percy SlaudlUB, Is one of the strunK-l est seen in nay llrltlsh-mailo I'ara- mount picture, A rOMISIN.VHOV Ol' VAltlKTY In tho coining vuudovillo bill at ; the Arcade Theatre today: Mmules llrolhers arc the Imidllue act In their Incomparable, teats ol' originality, nexierny and strength Their routine on the Itoiuan rings. is varied Including many stunts, some standard and some novel, but all the i 'ills pri'soiited necessarily . Brunswick , IU-I I I USB.'- 4s& mm 3 Life's Sweetest Moments Music tells its own story to hearts which understand. Think what wonderful hours The Brunswick could pive you reproducing; the world's best loved music. There should be a phonop;raph in every home, but music lovers are only satisfied with The Brunswick. No Mechanical Suggestion The Erunswick plays all records without a hint of mechanical suggestion, no vibration, every tone sweet and true. The Brunswick Ultonrt and the Brunswick Tone Amplifier work a miracle in tone production. They arc an exclusive, patented " Beautiful Brunswick cases "are Trices var to suit euery Convenient We dclivcrv3runswks arrange convenient rnentniy payments, we make it easy to own a krunswlk. There iia Difference in Records Tear Brunswick and musical arrann merit wonderful differencX Brunswick interpretation gives to popular hits ana ie both vocal and instr nlntal. MARCH RECORDS ON SALE FEBRUARY 20. EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. ! COMPLETl ED JPhone, Elack Furniture Exchange rOM.'TTKy TO Kit) ME ! tti-INKK i OVEW- IP V(XJ' TlilMK tiWIKOtO LAST fEMARS; 'OV (Ij E7aL3 AT A l . i an s HUT UP ) 'cJ TALK . TCO MUCH : ,4 b ':J:"i- cleverness. a liuppy - ao - 'lucky comedy pair in their mirth provokuia skit, "liie t lerk und the requires sireii'.th nnd Mini unit Newton, tilrl. sliowinK IK" liunioious or laden mm us and nut only cures a every-day lite tit a country hotel cold but prevents its resulting in pneu replrto ilh wines, .talk and lanc-, moniii. It in pleasant to take. Chil iui!. Idren take it willingly. adv. Walker, and West In , after the. nhuw, the situations are said to bo; many slne;in.e; and daneli; tinibers. slliiwi sutuo pretty ciistiiiuei. t Geo I.n-hhay, a the niarlnbaiihnne musical treat on sutris I ho show ho Is a musiciil m pmu, num wlKard Aw usual a feature picture I be udded to this stellar bill. will THE PNEUMONIA MONTH. March is a typical pneumonia month aid usually gives a high rate of mor tality for tho disease. 'After a Ion,; and hard winter the system loses mucn of its resistun.-e and people grow careless. When every cold, no mat- ter how slight, is given prompt nnd intelligent attention there is much less danger of pneumonia. It should be iiruuswick feature. Cabinets worthy of the instrument. pockctbook - Payments and records immediately, and Records, they possess a character with a new appeal, fcote the eautiful rendition of classics, HOUSE FURNISHERS JONOHUE, nop. Fir & Jefferson madp. r' '. --r i io .-v.'-. i;!,; Ai 1 r'O I borne in mind that pneumonia in a ltrerm iliveiue am! breeds in the throat. , ( hamix'rlMiil'a Cougli Hemedy in nn 'expectorant and cleana out the irerm- . CALL FOH WOOD BIDS. Notice is hereby given, that the County Couil of Uniun County, Ore gon, will recrive sealed bids fur the furnishing oltlOO cords of yellow pine and red fir I'ood. Said wood to be cut 3 ft. 8 ii. ill length from green limber, and tl bo delivered nnd cord ed in baseineil of til' Court House t Ln Grande, ()'gon, fiot later than Oc tober 1, 111221 The successful bidder will be fequiird t enter inro a con tract and furiish abond for the faith ful performanle of some. Bids should be filed with thrf Countv Clerk not vt THRIFT SHOP OPEN. The Red Cross Thrift Shop is open daily now in the New Foley Building, off the Chestnut street entrunce. Thursday will contin- $ ue to be Thrift Day and on this day nil who have donations for if -It tho shon are asked to havo it )t reaily to bo delivered, thajt be- ing the day collections are made, (r IK 12-lfl-tfp ll!!lll!lll!IIIIIIEII!ll(i!ll!llil!l! TO THE EX-SERVICE : MAN, ' Oi sat ion M Hen lias a sain made rood; Ailjus' lior soluiiT lioys ' tlnu'i Curly olioi - illililtMl t ox-sorvn'o iioopU' ay l nion oinity and inoro v proiiiiitiv. Aiinraisonionts nvo now hoini? will foil lYl.lt 11 1 J I IIP hiiiuis. This your husii Yt-sriiioiu o attention. Wp sli or ol nor inn ( 'oiiiponsiiti a jiloiisuro a matter i-okiu tthe loaijj Iftmk oi l 1'ss a nl ly,.j l M if ttersji li.,f,f Bit vour applieat ions for loan or rash. "Make this P.ank your Uank" The United States National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON. "The Eank That Takes Care of Your Interests" llllllllllIllllllllIIIIIISlIlISxlIIIl 'La Camilla' Corsets nro tho idenl founilntlon for your new costume. Aa fltyle, rlt ami cnmtori nro inn essen 1 1 n I h to proper rorstltiK, "ln t'amllld" Corsets will glvo your tlRiiro the fnahionahlo Bllhouettn nml tho noc(jnnnry Htipport to liriim .out II host lines. Thn eolobrtid. "VKNTIMVT 1IAI eliminates honlai; freRsuro aloni; tho spine lintl jiressure of laces in frond this nssur- liiK perfect coiiroi f to tho wearer. Why not knfiwwhat real cornet satiHfaetiiiLf is ho fit- ted to 'La Camljie. A 4'oiiipleti murk Always (In Hand. ri'lrc;s lpi.no nml I 1 Mrs. Robt. Pattison, rVoHtCAII i auuvu, t'orset li Iiik nnd Oak lies. 1702 cor. Hi'irliiK riinno 322- WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD : r, Welders of All Metals TO BEST EQrjHTID IN EAST OREGON Cjrtlndef Relrindlriff Crankxliift Kp;rfndln riatoMbr I'UtM' Kine, Pistan Pin . tpmt Trvtifi at AH M.iLf OtrrfttuiVil - tWim Vt mwlpyei and mnrt.-j e i j rti Nr the al)v work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Lclchlon, Prop.o o nr 'later than Jluah 8. 1112'-', at 10 n. m. I The t'ouVt fe vv'h the ri(;ht to reiett tHifl allXmls. A K McCORMICK, County Clerk. 3-3-4t Check That Cold Right Away A SUDDEN chill snoozes stuffy feeling in the bead and you have, the U-ginning of a hard cold, (iet ri lit alter it, :ii;t aa soon as the snillleii Mart, witli Dr. King's New Discovery. For fifty years a standard remedy for colds, coughs and ejijipe. . There are ao harmful druies, nothing but good, healing medicines, that get richt down to the truuble and help nature. 'ou will soon notice a change for the better. lias a couviucine,, healing taste that the kiddies like. Good New Discovery For Colds and Coughs Put "1Y" in Your Work. Many n nun is A f.ii'nriin l usinerfs, many a woman in her hiwnc, Ikthhs-o constipa tion 3lo:r3 up poison that oncrvnto nnd doprrss. Dr. Kind's Pills make howds nrr nntunlly. 25c. D PROMPT I WON'T GRTPE r. Kind's Pills T Coniien- is now a roality. s Cor f-asli lioims liavo lioon tlit; nioiK'v Avill soon ho in vour rs lyoip jts every bankiiiir. Caeility doiW'sits, iieiidinir iornienant in nids, will he yiven our most car:llil eased to handle escrow a.irropinonts lertainiii; to the Soldier's Adjusted e oC ehai'K'e. Also, we shall consider it iirtesy to have you' consult us in any inMstnients or questions in regard to p, j' r-:-' -Cli-w ' ' ) y- HI "5 I ---'"--S'r Vir! mT All Kfc. m m:m: M&m fi I !!! I: I'Ml H .liii.rliHili: ' In , V n : 1 : ! . If.' -. .' -' : . I :.! 0