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

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Newspaper Page Text1 Wednesday, Maixli.22, 191) LT OTtATTOT: EVEXTOO OBSERVER " PXOE SEVEN Classified FOR SALE OK TRADK yOR SALKVl-V'sh Jersey cow; first place westVK Iowa school. Kred I'osey, utouteo. i. if room house, baths, Dutch kitchen, ail lulf cash, balance Cull at Observer h 'of home. 2-18-tf KOlt SAI.K Child's Kiddy Cuop and Reed HuggyXVh(mc 157-J. i!-20-3t PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY osteopathic physicians Pit. J. L. IN'ILK and Hit. MAItOAHUT JNfil.lil. Dic-asH-H of woliu'll find chil dri'H a spfHulty. (ift'ire l'honn Main HID. IteH. I'tione M:tln llili. La Grande National Hank 1 lu i Ul tier. PHYSICIAN'S AND Nl'ltOKON'S GEO. II. VMIIltS, M. I). lii'iii-rnl Siire ery. Office over .Silverthurn's. ori'lcc phone .Main 112; resluunca phone Main r,8r,. . . NATl'UK CLUE DR. A. N. jVt AY VI LLK Ppec InJ in t in chronic UlRCHSfs. Methods, MiM-hano-Thersipy and Naturopath. SKin and blood dlsasi'S. iifiVoun dfFt'a.ses. Chronic lladqche. KcaL-iim, Sciatica. .Appendicitis, i'onstipnlfnn, HoWttt Trouble; nil Hindu ( Chronic Diseas es BUcceHhf tilly treated. 1'lionu Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool- ldf?o HUIU., opposite Slur Theatre. Of-fh-A hi-nrs. 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:30 to 5:00 p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tfj DR. J. K. WOOPKI.L Chiropractor and Naturopath. .Wrvoua and chronic ll!asH a specialty, Suite 20. Soin mer Lildi?. Over fcjiiverthorn'fl. Office bourn, 10 to Z a. in., 1:30 to 0 p. in., 7 to 8 uVimi I nf;'.. l'hone IflT'Av, ATToitx::ys COCHRAN and KHKRIIARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon U. Kberhard, At torney. La. Grande National Bank liuiiiiiiitr. COMKACTOItS I). J. McM:.UN Ueeistered profes nlnnnl Civil Rnir Infer: nurveylnff and maps, Hoom 12, La fJrande National nanK nuitciinir. mono Aiain si. AUC1UTKCTS C li. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La Gram) a National KanK uuiiaing, l.r 'Irande, .Oregon. ' FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. La OrnTVle Ldre No. 850. Lovnl order of .Mmise. holds regular int-etlnKH cverv Thursday nlfrht at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellow' Hatt. The Wo men's Mooeheart Lesion meets sec ond and fourth Thursday f L'acn month. Moose Legion of tho World ineela second Monday 'of each month. Visitors alwnvs welcome. D. K. SHANKS. Die. M. A. STiLWIOLL. See. B. P. O. KLKS La Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodpe meets each Thursday ev ening nt 8 o'clock. Home and clun Srivlleges cheerfully extended to all rothtr Klks. . . NOLAN PKIFP. Kxalted Ruler V. L. IMiAHSON, Secretary. UOUKHM WOODMEN' OK AMKRICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on tho Tirxt Thursday evening of each month. In Hie K. of 1. Hall. Visiting liuijihbors welcome. K. H. IIIN'fin. V. C, JAKU ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Iodge No. 41, A. F. snd A. M.. holds reRular meetings first snd third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma8on.. r ms-oxEn. W. M. 10. II. HIN'GO. Ki'C 1. O. BAfM.KS Aerie No. 2f.S. meet, everv Friday nlcht nt Kaslei Hall. VJalllntf members welcome. Z. 1.II.LY. W. P. ' j. K. mnnsKi.i See. WOODMKM OK THE WOULD 1- Ornnde f.mp So. 109. Meeta every flrt and third Monday at EaRlea hall. 'Ml vlflllliiB nelnhbora- wejcoine. Dues ; oavable at the office of the clerk. Honinn 21-22. La Grande Na tional Bank I 1Mb. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. It. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS I'.ed CrnM Lodce No. 27. meets every Monday evenlmt In Castle Hall ( K. of 1. Hall), at 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome to all lltlnit KnlBhts. yitANic a. tuunhr. c. c. C. I.. iMtAHAM. K. H. S. WOMKN'S IIKNKKIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. I.a Hrande I-ortge No. 27. W, H. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. in. and third wed nesrtav at 8 p. in., at K. or I flail. Vlaltliic Sisters welcome. .VtltS. MAHV OALLAOHEH, Commander. MAHJOniE BATON' Ueoord keeper. Q ft, Hope Chapter No. 13, (. L. 8., holds stat'-d eoniinunlcation the sec ond and fourth Wednesday, nt mn month. Visiting member, cordl.ll) welcomed T w M ANNA S. I'.ItoVK. Pee. OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RB SI! LIS. 5IVE IT TO HIM, DfiHMV- 50AK HIM A GOOD ONE ! 7 1011 SANv-Ton- on two fors convenience to suit purchVcl and see photoJ X VOU BETTER KEEP CTII 1 A I'tL Want Ad 8 FOR SALE 80 acre, 2 miles east of La Ginnile. Cheap if taken at once. Adam Keck. Route No 2. 3-21-Htp FOR SAMS 225 acres, 200 in crop Good house, new barns, complete stock of implements and machinery. 10ft acres is in fall wheat: rest good alfalfa land. This is one of the big gest bargains in the county, $2,0011 cash will handle deal. Cull Ob server , , 8-18-10t i,- FOR SALE 'Wood. Call 148-R. 3-17-tf FOR SALVlWi TRADE For cow and hogs, ryt colts. W. J. Robins, Um X aveniSe, 3-8-lm WANTED. WANT K )-To Yen t two unfurnished rooms, conho?tng. Downstairs- Cull Observer. :(-20-.'H WANT K I) Experienced woman wants housekjecping or cooking in city. Inquire at Observer 3-20-3tp WANTED Household goods; farm mkchinery, buggies, wagons and hacks Ranges, stoves, musical in struments. We get you one-fourth more for jUc goods. Surely you have somethirwfor; sale. Dvayage costs nothing. Francis Choin Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and Monroe streets. . 12-31-tf FOR KENT ROOMS TO RENT Furnished rooms with bath. Inquire 1607 7th St. , . i S-20-3,t) FOR RENT Four furnished roomi. 1G02 Washington avenue. 3-20-3tp FOR RENT -v Five-room modern house, 1221 W.'. Inquire from 4 tc G p. m.. 3-20-yt FOR P.E.NT Sleeping room, 1612 Adams avenue. Phone 390.-J. 3-18-tf LOST STOLEN From home. Five month's old pup. Llewellyn ond spaniel. Anv information will be suitablv rewarded. Phone 313-J or call 121S Y aveue. 3-21Stp LOST Gentleman's, black onyx ling . Finder tret reward at Observer. . -"';.''-2i-3tp MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE AND PIANO Moving Good eoninment. Wok eruaranteed ' Goods stored. Buck & "Miller, Phone 43-W . ' 3-21-2tp PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Black Real Estate Of f ice, New - Foley Ha Buiding. Phone 210-W. v , ." ? 3-2b-mp'; HEMSTITCHING And Fic:t Edgo buttons covered half bail, full ball acorn and bullet (torn styles. Mai) orders given prompt attention. All work guaranteea, yraers taiten for pleating; Mrs. D. H. Norton, 906 Adams, Ave. Phonat4i!ivv.. f irst block wcsr oi post ouice. 8-29-t ORDERS TAKftN for Bteam pleating. ivirs m. cj. uiimt iiui luuius ivt:. phono 138J. l-ll-21t EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extr.i charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin Book Store : for f.ppoint mer.t. Roy E. Phillips 3-1-lm PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. ; :- ' 3-l-2Gt LOCAL CORSETIEKE -for Barcley Corset. Mrs. i.V. yconnell, 1104 A .vanm. Phniie I47-.I. Strictlv Custom-made CoSsns. Guaranteed throughout. Alsrt.IlcmiitiU'hing and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf FIND IT HERE YEOMEN. The Brotherhood of American Yeo men, Grande Ronde Homestead No. 288G, meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall. Come and investigate the new policies. All visiting members welcome. W. T. PATTEN, Foreman. MARY E, MAYV1LLE, Correspondent. When 3-17-tf j OH , YOU VJILL SPAHK ME.- VJILL VOOP v rz ha-ha- I I ! Wr;;; - . -i j AT NIIKKKYS TOUAV, LAST T1MKI One or the most thrilling inci dents over si replied Is that showing in man wealth driving his motor car jover an embankment iil'ty feet IiIkIi, insulting not only In his own death, I but also that of the man uccom jpanyliiK him. This Is only one scene of many almost as striking which ! make up tho Cosmopolitan produc tion of -Tho Wild (loose," rolwtsod by Paramount. Tho story deals with tho love Iri nncle treated from a new and novel standpoint. Diana Manners is the ;wifo of an architect an 1 she be-H-oimH Infatuated with another man. iVhn U:iKtim' uhn la Milliners' friend learns that his own wife se cretly love Manners, and that the ' Intter's wife has eloped with the other man, he follows tliem In his motor car and afti'r forcing the I man Into his aiitoinobile. be delib erately drives, over the cliff, thereby j serving a double purpose to give jhls wife freedom from him and to save the honor of Ins rrlena. Mary Mitcl.aren plays the part of tho romantic minded I'linia, while Holmes K. Herbert is seen as the husband. Joseph Smiley has the role of HastliiKS, who brings peace to all concerned by slaying himself and the rounder who has been the cause of trouble. Dorothy llernard hai a delightful role and Norman Kerry, a popular player, is seen ;as tho heavy. The picture is basetl on Gouveneur Morris' story of "The Willi Gooso," tho sale of which in novel form, was enormous. Comedy showing, "Ho oGt It." "BITS OK LIFE," A NEW TYPE OF PICTURE. Marshall Ncihm's latest fenture production, "Bits of Life," which is heralded as a Kermmc. novelty in mo tion picture entertainment, conies to the Arcade Theatre tomorrow for an engagement of .three da's. The new Noilan photoplay, which is released through -Associated First National, offers four episodes in a manner which, it is claimed, has nev er before been attempted on the screen, three of the four scenarios be injr adaptations of short magazine stories by wqll known magazine writ ers. Tho initial episode is taken from "Tho Bad Samaritan,' a short dra matic story which appeared in "The Popular Magazine" and written by Thomas McMorvow. The second story is a .picturization of Walter Trum bull's tale, entitled "Tho Man Who Heard 'Everything," which appeared in "Smart Set." The third episode is an adaptation of Hugh Wiley's popu- r story, "Hop," which originally ap peared in the "Saturday Evening Post'-For ' tlie final episode Mr. Neil an presents his own story, "The Strange Adventure," written especial ly for this 'picture. . The four stories are so combined that a continuous theme of great dra- IF- We Lost Your Good Will If our service station burned down we'd get the insurance. If burglars ttolc our cash, we could , borrow'some. But if we lost that part of our busi ness called GOOD WILL, wo could get it back .Rain cmly through months, or ponibly years, of the hardest kind of work. I That's why v cay GOOD WILL i. the most valuabK tiling we own. Our promptnefc ond thoroughness wilfe.show you, irvou come In, how much we value yofc GOOD WILL, LA (fUANDE BATTERY STATION Barries A.L. Crossman Helen's Away the Children Z' DOM'T iJ i STOP arct HA -HAW -j. . . .. . , J - 0 2 1 ! j O O e matic construction i. displayed lead ing up to n final punch. Although tho magazine or short story idea in photoplay, has been done before, it i pointed out that tho manner in which Mr. Ncilnn han dles the presentation of this idea dis close, something entirely novel In the way of entertainment. The largest cst of prominent player, ever assembled in a Neilnti production is offered in this picture, including Wesley Barry, Lon thiinev, Noah Beerv, Harriet Hammond, Rockcliffe Fellowe, Jame. Bradbury., Fred Burton, Teddy Sampson, Anni May Wong. John Bower, und othem of equal popularity. UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY Time Is the test of truth. And Doan's Kidney Pills have stood tho test In 'La Grande. No Lu, Grande resident who Buffers backache, or annoying urinary til. cnu remain unconvinced by tlilswlce-told tostl mon.vy Mrs Mary CampbeirVlSSi Monroe St., IA Grande. sayB:"I oouHcien-tlouslyr:-oinmend IlVn's Kidney Pills foij know irorn ersonal ex perience iey are a KVd roMnble remedy fi kidney disilder. and general phywcal depressbli. When ever I notlcickny Bymptoils of kid ney trouble cilng on t Tew ot Doan's overcomiiW troiilB and act n tonic to nivuJiof!) system. (Statement given May 25. 11116). nn Mciv a. i '.t mi. Aira. uainuoeu said: 'I will always recommend Dnan'B Kidney Pills as I have never INSUR VI GRANDE INVESTMENT COMPANY Reliable Agclits for Reliable Tnsurnnre Companies 1113 Adams Ave. Iiiii i i 1 ' ' 1 Til Tenshun! Ex-Service Men Why not have that bouse built by .your com nulps? We will lifj jeasld to figure' with you. La Qrande Consb-qtion & Supply Co. Oct. Greenwood and' MMison St. See Neilson or Harris Broadway at Stark Portland, Ore. ' V ' "If you nrst contemplating attending tho OI'EHA In OH'lJ.AND, March 22. 2:i. 24 and 25, When kite CHICAOO OR AND OI'EKA CO. Vnd As Famous ArtlsU will be the centelt of kttractlon, w Biiggiit that you wlrea phono or writo for roser vutloD., for tlila villi p. the Northwest's Oreaieat Artist li Kjent, and visitors from all parts or theLN'jrthwest will be in the city at that tlmiy 'Tho Horn, of Ilia ramoti. Arthur li. Meyers MANAGER. Will Play TICKLE ME! ' i s i . a TICKLING ME! . r found nnythlng to einial them for lonnl attacks of kidney com- plniiii at all doiilerB. Don t a kidney rt'niedy- Pills tho tume loll ,ba 1. Eoster- Iluffalo, N. V. Ten pounds of laXl $1.50 at People". Market. Phon. Main 747. Phone Mam 702 r PrliVocX simply ttv. got Donn'siiey thut Mrs. ljnie Mllburii Co" . I I' PUttJFlEB F I WOULD HAVE MAD THE. BEST OF you IF VcU HADN'T TICKLED ME.' After You Buy what then? TI IK Suit looks frood to you in tlio niin'or, the cloth '.'Vcls all ritfht, it. fits well, and tlie iirice is fair. So you buy. Then et mes the test by which all clothes should he judged. Ilow does it wear M low does your Suit retain its sniarf: lines and trim drape? liecnuso the answer to these questions ean be pre-dererniincd, we have made it mir pol ice to featiir;- Collegian ( 'lollies. ASH BROS. A CLASSIFIED. are the ideal foundation for vnnr new eostutne. As style. III anil COIIlloll uiu itia iswuu- tlals to proper corstlng, "La 'Camilla" CorHots will glva your rigura the fashionable silhouotto and Jho necessary support to bring lines. Yho celebri "V't.NTH.O" BACK ollmlnntcsV boning pressure along the nlno aiulV pressure of laces in wont, thru assur ing perfect Vimlort Vo the wearer. Why not corset siitiufacti ted to "La Cnml A Conipleto On Hand Trices If2.no and. Mrs. Robt. Pat1 Welders of kw wh real .1. I 1 I'l lb la ne fit- JaV iiBc Alwiva X.' In. A 'J ' 'HT i"l A m r. Corset lore VI ----1 ' Vfti." II I Res. 1702 cor. Spring andTOuk , i 1 t.-r.--7-' I II i Phono 322-W r- , .iM -rt.-- II II . II Th e Reason for our Substantial Growth . is our, Substantial Service Phone :m-f I ihMl- I he . - PSP'' Secret ' .m JmWtmmS-- or bavmg T?clly, thoiifrh, tlverc is no so- ! i erot jBiout RHvinR. It is the, firm , Vx ' resolvk to cairy out a paramount fA U dut' t olutyjlo yoiirscir a pro- U ti'tionof ytju future. To save, I III you niut plai for a future. What I I in iiioreimil'i'liintr Allow us to assist you. We arc f i well equipped to take cave of HI your every baiikpiK need We shall deem it a responsibility and HI pleasure to wrve you. "United States National1 Bank , , . LaGrande.Ore. JJj .V 1 1 ft THE BEST EQfJIPPII) IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Rcprindlng Cnnkshaft Kecrinding Pitong,-i. Piston Rings, PiHton Pin 1 ' Cut and Tractors of Au Makes Overhauled , . I .a: Matblne Work of All Kluda ' I -'I "iFinircs V n vftfji nd rn f ined hf fiprt tot ti ft)9 . . 1 r leighton vimmc ' AND MACHI!$ tSQtWS' R. W. Leighton, Fris AD WILL DO IT jmrnrnw .)jiiaijf , j , ,, pil'r'', I 1 1 t "US I V. rW i M All Metals """jl'i lilliiii'iSI!!!: I! . ! 'i i i ' ::!,!. ;-!;!: ;iM,:'! iii! ii:M 1 ! i W i feii !!!!'.1 I l l lout Its best ft; ivivi.; j nil; ; j 4, NZW I ' n.: i i in . i i i 1 1 '( vii i 1 1 'i