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!l 7 VX CRXNTTR EYENTNO- OP.smVET? PAJIK FIVE Classified FOK SALE OR TRADE FOR SALK Cliiuii wood, S,0 per luuil delivered, i'hone Mitin Q . 2-lli-20t FOR KA1.F, Ten-room house, baths, on two floors, (uU-h kitt-hen, all conveniences lVf cash, ,aiance to suit pur.-hai Vail nt Oliserver anil see photogSjil f home. 2-18-t yOU SAl.K U. A. ( KtiMin, single comb WhitK LcKhiirn cockriK Vvlva $2,511. Kalph Sutler, u. p, D. No. 2, La Grande. a-C-4t PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS n. ;T. T;. IXUI.K find IHt. MAltCAUHT jNdljK. Ivhm.s of wonn'ii utul chil dren a Pt'i iuliy. ofii,,. ihon Main 30ft. lt. n. iMinn' Mniii mo. L.11 Urunde Niitlntuit ItHitk lliiildlnc. PHYSICIANS AM) St IU.KO.NS OKU. II. Villus, I), i nertil Hurjf ery. Ofii- f. ov.-r Nilv.-rtiuinfR. Officii phono Main llii; rt-siik-lR-o phono Mh in NA'ruti; ciue Tn. A. N V WVM.T.i: Specialist In chronic dfsc.iM.' ., ilm-in, .l.huno Thernpy mul N'.-tt-impnili. ISUin and Mood d i.c(is, ii-1 f vniiii ilisea.stiH. Chronic Hf:ui;urw lli m nm, Sciat U-a. A npcn.I Iritis. Cun.st ipruimi. lioivtl Trouhltf; nil kiints oi Chronic Dis.-as-e.H MiiTi-x.si'ullv lroiil(l. I'hunc Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo! IdiTd I'.UIk., onp'istti "inr Theatre. Of fice liour.-s. lit to it . in., l:3U lo r:0i p. m. OoiiNUltaMi.n f i .'- 3-4-tf DR. J. K. WOODJM.L rhiropractor and Naturopr.th. Nwvous and chronic dlniMis.-s a fint'rinliv. Suite 20. Sum itut liMtf. (her Silvcri horn's. Office liours, lft to lj a. ui.. 1:110 to r( p. ni., 7 to 8 evi niiiK.i. rii.(u, -IHT-W. ATTOItXKVS COCHRAN and KlIKRllARn Geo. T. Cochran and Chm It. i'hrhard. At torneys. La CruiiUo Nulional Hank liuilduiR-. CO.VrilAtTOKfl D. J. McLHM-.W llrclsttred profes (jfonal Civil KiiniiuHr: surveying: nml tiinp.s. llnoni 1L, l.a ilrande National ilank rtuildinu-. 1'hono Mnin 91. AlU'iUTWTS - C, B. Millar. Arrhll.Tt. Room 11, La lfrando Notional Jiunk Bwildlntf, L-a 'irandu, Orr.'on. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. . O. M. i ,n Ornn.lf I-ods-o No. Rfift, Jjnyni Order of j I nose, holds regular incftlnHevcrv Thnnulriv niht lit H p. in. iut'ld IVlli.u.V Hall. The Wo men's Jnoo.si'hi'iirt Letrion nieeis sec ond 'id four Hi Thursdays of ciirh montjf. Moose I.emon of the World ineeif second Momhiy of each month. Visitors always welcome. n. K. SII.WKS. Tfc. M. A. STHAVKLL, Sec. B. P. O. Kl.KS !.h (iratule Lodpe No. 433. l,od meets arh Thursduy ev enlntr at ii o'clo'-lc. llnme and clun prlvilec-es cheerfully extended to all Brother Klltf. NOT, AN Ft: IFF. Exalted Ruler V. ri;Ai;so.v. Secretary. lloDl-.HN' W'IKMlMI.'N' 111-' A.MHUH.'A l,n Grjimi'' I'.'iiup No. 77u:l iin-.-tH on tho lii-st T'uii-s.l.-iv cv.'iilni; of each nionlh. In tin- K. "f 1'. Hull. YisitillB luihbors v.-.-li-nni". K. K. KIN'flO. V. C, JAUK UOSTOI'K. Clerk. A. F. Bitd A. M . I. n firan'le I.odpe No. 41. A. I'". nml A. M.. hoMs rcBUlnr mcellnt'S first on'l third Fridays nt 7.30 p. in. Curuiul welcome to all Masons. c. : mxosF.r.. w. m. K. li. lllNllo. S-c. If. U. FAi:i.I-:S A.Tiu No. Zii'K miM'ts evprv l-'ri-i.-iv illicit at KaRlea HUH. Yisltlns menilx-rs w.-lonnie. .. t.H.l.V. V. P. J. K. HIHPSKLU SfC. WffirMl-:N OF THH Vni:l.U Ln !rnndn Camp No. m. Jlwli rry first and ihir.I Monday at I-.npler. hall. All v!?itiim- nl-'libor wclc.nne. riups rfvnh,- at Hit- uftfee of 1 lie clt-rk. Ilncini La tirando Na tional Ilank Hl'lK. JOHN' Sf'HTT. C. C. Ii. J. KITCIIKX. Clerk. KNKII1TS (.IF I'VTIIIAS Ited erpss Lodi;.- No. 27. r.K'-ls every Monday evenltiK In l-n.dle Hill (K. "f I Hall), at S p. in. A Pythian welcome to oil vl-dlliiir Kiiii-'lils. h:am; a. tfun-RR. c. c. :. I.. lill.UIAM. K. H- h- WUIKVS HKNI-.'l -IT A.-SOI'IATION of the Mnrciili,..cs. I.i Clande l.oilRe No . 27 v l: n f M. l.oihre nT-els first! Tliurn'rlnv nt 2 p. in. nnd third Weil- n-.div at S p. in., nt Is. of 1. Hull, t Vlsltlnir Hlsn-m weli-oine. lll;S. JiARV r.MXAflHKrt, C-min:ihd!r. i MAiuonii-: i:atdm. 1 lr.M'-.rd K-'pr-r. ! O. 1-:. H. Hope nippier No. l:l. . H- 8 holdn stiit. il i-o.niimnl'-:,tioil the s-i-.-nid nnd ronrih Weilin'sdnya of f(li month. Vlsllliiu liK-iiibura cordially wclromfd. , Ni;i.I,ll-; C: SI'II.U W. M. ANNA tv OliilVK. So--. onsr.RVES want ads get rb SL'LTS. MJ.VJ3 0F'l:!5 DUFF? WHHE I V.-S OVER BORROWING' THIS POTTEry FROM Mf?S. 04 1 LEY, SHE TOLD ME SOKE SCANDAL p A-OUT THE NEW NEIGHBORS 4CKOS3 THE STET- - ' E m I Want Ad: FOR SALE Two Jersey cows. Com ing fresh. Apply Farmers 13. X, 3-1-Gti. KOK DRY 1 wood call y'J-J. 2-18-tf FOUND KSTRAC NOTIL'K llavo taki-n u Perhnps the most interesting fea lijilit ?S(y pony, no brands visi-lturo, however, is the appearance of ble, weight ajont SOU lbs Z. jMay MeAvoy in the stellar role.' Chandler, FSv''f'' 3-6-10t This winsome little player's unus- -i - : ual ami appealing personality scored" WANTED. TT' Z r. " UANTKD TO REM -Small place. ior I'uiry. ciose in. tail uuserver 3-4 (it) WAXTEDSJo contract for cutting and haulingjOO cords of wood; also will contracCVfor 3,000,000 feet rouch log run ltttwbor. Phone 17D-J. W. K. Kivette. 2-17-201 WANTED Household goods; farmi" eu-aicieu uy tnninnK scenes rep machinery, buu-gies, wagons and ''entrng the wre.-k of a rowboat and hneksXK'inBes. oves, musical in. (the tossing of the leading man iiKamst strumerX We u'et you one-fourth the rocks-and the BtruKglcs of Mim more for Ur Mods. Rurelv vou i'Avoy against the fumes of gas m have somethiV fir sale. Drayage costs nothing. TlidYFranci.i Chain Brokerage storesVCorner Fir and Monroe streets. 12-31-tf FOK KENT FOR RFjNT Furnished apartments. Corner yifth and Depot. r-6-2t.i FOR RENT--Tjri'8 room apartment. Also store" ritnjn. Phono 503-W. X. A. Desllet. 3-C-2t FOK RENT Hud rooms, 06 Wash. Ave.-, Phone 214-J. 3-l-ta FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for lightHousekeping. Vacant on the 7th. 1IU7 4th St., corner of Spring, 4th and 5th Sts. 3-4-tf LOST LOST Auto crank. Leave at Zweiful Tailor Shop. 3-4-2tp MISCELLANEOUS March 10th is the last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 3-7-3t EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without cxtr.i charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin Iftook Store for appoint ment. Roy E. Phiilips. 3-1-lin PUBLIC STKNIGRAPIIEIR at Leigh ton's Welding Mk Machine Works. . 3-l-2fit LOCAL CORSETIEKE for Barcley Corset. MrsJ. F. O'Connell, 1101 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed-i throughout. Also llemstitching and Picot Edge, Work Guaranteed. ! a-x-tt ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Cheif , 170 phone 138.T. 02 flaams Ave., l-ll-25t FIND IT HERE HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge, buttons coveredhalf ball, lull ball acom and bulleli acorn styles. Mail orders given prdpiptat'ntion. All work guarantee!. I Orders taken for pleating. V3 Norton, 90fi Adams Ave. ITSne 421W. First block West of post office. 8-29-tf YEO.MLX. The Brotherhood of American Y'eo-, men, Grande Ronde Homestead No. 28SH, meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings nt Eagles Hall. Come and investigate the new policies. All visiting members welcome. W. T. PATTEN. Foreman. MARY E. MAYVILLE, Correspondent. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of Hpiachineri. automobiles and tractor re paired, overhauledVnd reblilt. Ascetylene welauigr of Ll kinds. Cylinder boring Ynd ovlrsize pistons. Crankshafts, Piqutus ant Piston Pins reronnd. GiV u J a trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. MIV6 DAILEy SAIDTIIk'i V..o HIS THIRD Wir-C AM0 r.-MH 15 SCING ClVOi:Ci- WHAT DID VOL) IW-i 3O0TTHEM'p :: O'A. HEARD ALL IHS102 SUP ME r-ficiM jtte:c , I'M tvr- . Ttil3 MO.C:.U-'0 (AS i i m i i t j iii it i i i i KVEKY MERIT IX "EVERYTHING FOR SALK." Thrills, a clever story ami excellent emotional acting are wtll-combineil in "Kverytlang For Kale." now ut the ArvaJe Theatre. such a great hit in "Sentimental Tom my" and "A Private Scandal" tha picture "fans"' have been looking fo-- ward with interpst to her next ap- l)earances. In "Kverythinjr For Pule," she por trays the reactions of a iriil just honit from finishing school, v.ho finds that the fushionnble ideal is a wealthy murriuKO, and that loye is for salt like all other commodities. The dramatic suspense of the plav a room where she is necidc-.tally im prisoned. AT SHFH ItY'S TOlAY TOMORROW. AND When P. T. Barnum niade the state- jment "There's a fool born every min jute." he uttered one of the quaintest, epigrams of all time. The famous I showman, whose success was due to this uncanny understanding of the hu- man psychology, spoke what is as I true today as it was when he ruled I the circus worlj. In his latest Paramount starring vehicle, "One a Minute," which will bo presented at the Sherry Theatre beginning today. Douglas MucLaen has utilized jutilic gullibility as the theme for one of the most delightful land sparkling comedies of his career. Jimmy Knight, the star role assum ed by Mac-Lean, returns to his home town- to run an old-fashioned drug store hequathed him by his father. NOTICES NOTICE rTho Ladles Auxiliary of the 11. of. R. T. will hold n hard time social, Tuesday evening nt Eagles' hall. 3-6-2t X Aniiouiicemeiit Don't Ntorgi-t th Mask Ball it Kagles' huTw Siitur.ny, March 18 You will httfv tlielMaster Murllu wire jilano thumverj also our new wixaplione will bo working overtime. WISE'S ORCHESTRA. ltoyal Arch ,Ma.siins Atlenllim t our regular t:oinmunicution tomorrow night therq will ho work in thX Most .Excellent Musters de gree wSci the lirnnd High Priest, Waltc-V V Bllyiii. of Albany with us. DinneVat 4:30. All members and anjournVir climpnnlons are ur gently requesXil lo attend. )y order, of P. L. H. RUSSELL, 3-6-2t Sef-rota-.-y IR.unyan'sj Sign Service Auto Painting The mddern kind ! lasts I A Guarantee ilh Every Stroke o; the Brus the Guar- anteeVI ood. Runyan No Consideration HERE, WAIT A MlUUTE. J WHAT WHAT s? w ARE SOV.E TME THDJG5 TOLDVi;u? I CrT A)!."T!'C C'VPti nnci-. r hi ", c.mh I t I- ! - h arV AJaG 7. ' i. r ( t h r . u i ii it -i i- , f ,i J,- ' i i : . .7 . S O ', O i. I I ! Knowing nothing of the drug business, and threatened by extinction by moiv up-tn-onie rivals, jimmy manuiuc. tures a panacea for all ills, Bupioed ly diseoverel by Jimmy's father. The ,drug contained four common drugs 'and a mysterious fifth ingredient which .limmv claims is the secret ta 'the cure's potency. The rival drug concern has the drug analyzed and discovers- but four in gredients. The fifth, and most import ant one, they were unable to deter mine. Jimmy is arrested for viola tion of the pure food and drug act. Then follows incident after incident filled with quaint comedy. An excellent company appears in support of the star, including .Marian DcHeck, Victor Potel, Frances Ray mond, and Graham Pettie,- Also a, comedy, "One Rig Night." NOTICE OK FUjINC OF FINAL ACCOUNT. In the County Court of the State of Oregon" for Union County. In the Matter of the (Kitate ot Ed ward lAi Hoiih. defeased. Notice ;s hcVby given that the un- . n miii.riMi Life's Sweetest Moments Music tells its own story to hearts which understand. Think what wonderful hours The Brunswick could give you reproducing the world's best loved music. There should be a phonograph in every home, but music lovers are only satisfied with The Brunswick. No Mechanical Suggestion The Brunswick plays all records without a hint of mechanical suggestion, no vibration, every tone sweet and true. The Brunswick Ultona and the Brunswick Tone Amplifier work a miracle in tone production. They are an exclusive, patented Brunswick feature. , . Beautiful Cabinets Brunswick cases are Prices vary to suit every Convenient We deftyer Brunswicks arrange convenient monthly payments. We make it easy to ownV Brunswick. Therkis a Difference in Records Hear Brunswick Records, they possess a character and musioal arrjjigemennwith a new appeal. Note the wonderful difference Bruiiswick interpretation gives to popular "hits" an the beautiful rendition of classics, both vocal and instrumental, MARCH RECORDS ON SALE FEBRUARY 20. EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. Furnitiir Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ED DONOnUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson I'll Tell Vol) l 5I4'T THt: LI"I f- i TO S'..-..if SOMETHIiae; Lotfr THAT AMD THPN TOBc'-T " ( Ij In ITjwight whem I GET HOME -I'M LATE THIS LEAVING IkJ TLlC n ' ii' nil. - f Vl' - 'dersigid ls filed his Final Account ins Aihiiiuistrator of the Estate of F.ilwu!! Ai Uoan, deceased, and tho County Court of Union County, Ore gon, !fas fixed the 5th day of April, S 11122 ut 10:00 in the forenoon, at its I Court Rooniat the Court House in Lu Grande, Oregon, as the time and Iplai-s for hearing of any and all ob jections to the nai Final Account and settlement of said ELMER I hstate. wniDOARD, AXitynistrator. R J. GREEN, Attorney for Administrate. Feb, 28, Mar. 7-14-21-2K. Sale of Land by Hie Executrix. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned executrix of thi estate of , I. L. Stringham, deceased, under and by virtue of the last will and testa- ment of the tsaid decedent authorizing sale of real property by his executrr.: will sell ut private sale to the highest bidder for cash, from mi after the I 22nd day of March, 102, at the late I home of I L. StiHigham, three an i one-half miles east of, Ijf Grande, Un- 'ion county, Oivgon, the following de- worthy of the instrument. pocketbook. Payments and records immediately, and PY AOiM-AN A PEKSCI-!ui A - YJ.T ' of - i it Ft i -r ' I'LL Kit .' fCM Ti,v.c I tlK'CJ i At t I 'ii, CliLl L C L'J' . . -.--. . ;".!; i I S v. f I sciibed real property, to-wit: The West half of the Northeast quarter of Northwest quarter, anil th: Southeast quarter of Northeast qll.l' ter of Northwest quarter of Sec. 3:, Twp. 2 South, Runge :!8, E. W. M., containing 30 acres; and A tract beginning at a point Sii rods West of Northwest corner of NK 1-4 of SW 1-4 t Section 34, Twp. 2 S., Range 38, E.W. M.. the bound ary line itns thence "w'est 34 roils, thence soutllS0 rodV, thence east 31 rods, thence 1prth ) lods to place of beginning, Snitaaiing 17 acres, more or less, aliiilUnion County, Oregon, last named. J,l-act subject to $:)t)O.G0 mortgage debt. First publication of Notice, Febru ary 21, 11122. CAL1STA E. STRINGHAM, Executrix, R .F. D. No. 2, La Grande) Oregon. Feb. 21-28, Mar. 7-14-21. THRIFT SHOP OPEN. The Red Cross Thrift Shop is open daily now in the Now Foley -H liuiltling, off the Chestnut street entrance. Thursday will contin- uo to be Thrift Day and on this day all who have donations for if the shop are asked to have it ready to be delivered, that bo- ing the day collections are made, 12-16-tfp IlIllIlIIllllIIIIIEfilBIi TO THE EX-SERVICE MAN Orojjnn lias nain niatlc piiml; Adjust'. 'it ('hdijhmi sntion lo lici" soldier boys in now a reality. More Jhan forty chocks for cash bonus have been inailcd Ui e-Korvioo ieoile of Union County and more will follow Vromtly. Appraisements are now beinir. inadi' for IheVans, the ilioiiey will soon be in your haiuis. Tliis bank Wfprs ivov your business al depu; vc-stinent or vourluiKl 1i attention We shall lMnlVscd or other matters, ptaii'iBi!? to tjie Soldier s Adjusteif I omnensati-on, tree pleasure and count ti matter refrardinp,' iiixlesTmeiits or questions in regard to vour applieat ions tor loan or cash. "Make this Bank your Bank" The United States National Bank LA GRANDE. OREGON. "The Bank That Takes Care of Ybur Interests" iimiimiimiiii! 'La Camille' Corsets are tho tjtloal foiindntlon for your nov costuino. As style, fit and eoijiiort 1110 inn ossen tlals to pftiper enrstliiK, "La Canilllo" Cnrsnta will- clve your flRiuA the fashiinnblo silhouette and tho nei estary support to hlliiK out ltn best lines. Tho ri.-brntiwl. I ;'vi:ntilo" hack ellminntes lilnlng ip-nssurn nlonK tho npiflr nnd iesstire of laees in fnmit, thij assur- Iiik perfect cimnfort f to tho wny nnt KnoxJPnni. real i iiiraiil fiiitlul'iietlnTilu hit -fit- J ted tn "l.a Camille." A Complete Mloilc Always (in IIIIIIU. I'rlces IJi.OO nnd Vp. J Mrs. Robt. Pattison, CorHl'llero Ilea. 1702 cor. Rpr-lii nnd Onk I'hone 322-W WANT TO BUY OR SELL OBSERVER Welders of All Metals IDE BEST EQrJIPPXU IN EAST OUE(.ON Cylinder Kt'erlmllnir Craiukxhirt Herrfndlnx Piatont, Piiitua Kinj, riKto Pkii fn m4 IrjfUmi ChMlkbu W W tun njvlpiwd and mt';ncd by uxptrti fi th aJiova work KXtGHTON'S WELDING AN? MACHINE WORKS & V. Loithton, Prop. ' ( "ALL FOR WOO!) 1HDS. . Xotico is hereby given, that the. County Court of Union County, Ore. gon, .'will receive sealed hiU for t'10 furnishing of 100 cords of yellow pine and 'ted fir wood. Said ftood to be fit Ijt. K in. i length from gi'eru timber, and to be delivered and cord ed in basement of the Court House '-it 1-a Grande, Oregon, not later than Oc tober 1. 11(22. The successful bidder ! will be required to enter into a eon i tract and furnish a bond for the faith 'ful performance of same. Bit's shoul.l I be filed-"with the County Clerk nut 'later than March 8, at 10 a. m. (The Court reserves the ritfht to reject any and !1 imls. c. k. Mccormick, County Clerk. -3-4t 1- -U th.- WHJl' tATAPJyiAL JELLY ) .janteed l.-y :10 year n 8cii'j to qiulioni o( Jj Amirlcans. Kondon't fff -rAX culcLkncuiiiKJ. couuh. chritilc catarrh, head. :0Ti.la.fnr tW.HiUUI tin on c?;.-Vl NDrURKiaU "'" i V nave Unn VC'..J- . - it KOMOON ;; r-30cV? its everv bnnkincr facilitv , )euiliii,2; iicriiienant in be jriveii our nmst cariil'ul handle escrow asiret'inents J-fte. Also, we shall consider it have von i-onsnlf us in nnv ( - V;: :t;';l rlf ;;; ! 'f.'". : - fil l ; I'i'.ll :l VI I.? r-'. ' " - ." T-i .- - 1; x . , i t;-' '" - ::! hfF-rf; Jfrr- . 'v- -; I --l!ir' " .-rr. SOMETHING? TRY AN WANT AD of AH IWa&e Oi(rAiV4 cf All Kni i urn S o l '' ' " c .';' .1 Ll U . b Q O O 0o o
