La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextV Monday, April 3, 1022 L7f ORANDTC EVENTOO OBSTHVER PXOfl SEVEN Classified FOR SALE OS TRADE J'OK SAI.K Karly Hose seed potato es. Loo Wright, I'ruitilulo. 4-1-ltp POM SA 1.10 Good useu pianos on ex . trvmcly easy payment plan. At i roasonable prices. Eustern Oretton ) Music Co. 3-28-tf TOR SALfc Ten-room house, bathB, '. on two floors, Dutch kitchen, all j conveniences. Half cash, balance : to suit purchaser. Call at Obsorvcr J and see photograph of home. ' .... 2.18.tf ?UU SALE OR TUADI--Eor cows ;: and hoprs, two colts. W. J. Rollins, 1(10.1 X avenue, 3-8-lm PROFESSIONAL f DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC rllYSICtANS Dn. .1. U IN'il.K and nit. MAItCAnUT 1NOI.K. DlKt-ii,; of wimit-n mid chil dren a spi.,.(iilty. orfic? hone Main - lot.. Hi's. I'tiotit? Main CIO. La Crunuu Kiitlnnul l'.nnk lluiltlhih'. 1'HVSlLiAXS AXI Sl'HUKO.NS QUO. 11. VKIIIiS. M. II. ;,ner:il SilrB . ery. Ofnw o'vr .TIlvfrltHirii, orrirn v phone .-Mailt' llir reKltrnco phwne Wain . j t . v .. NATIHE CURE On. A. N. MAI'VIM.K Specialist In s chronic dlHt-asefi. .M.ihoiU, Mi-chuno-t Therapy and Nnturupalh. KUiu, and h blond dlscascH. niTvoiia uIa,hisimi. -i, Chronic Hcadarhe, Kczt'ma, Scialica, 'I Appendicitis, t'finfll ipat Ion. liowel r Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Plseas J es BiiccoHHt'iilly treated. Chune Main i 693. Rom 1,,S,.3, second floor Cool "ldge IlldK., opposite Star Tfirntre. Or - flee hours, ltl to 12 a. in., 1:31) to 5:110 p. m. Consullatlon tree. 3-4:tf DR. J. K. WOODRl.T Chiropractor and Naturopath. N'ervous and chronic diseases a specialty. Suite 20. Soin- i mer Uhltj. Over Kilverthorn's. Office houra. 10 to 12 a. in., l::io to ft p. in., 7 to 8 evening. I'hone 4!(7-V. ATTonxinrs COCHRAN and EHKRIIARD Oeo. T j Cochran and Colon 11. Kberhard. At : torneys. L.9. GranUti National llank . Kulldlnir. COM'ltACTOHS . J. MCLKM.AN Registered profes tllonal Civil Kntiineer: surveylns" and maps. Room 12, la (Irande National Hunk Kulldlne. l'hono Main HI. .AllCUITECTS 6. 'ft." 'Miller. Archllect.' ' Room 11, t Grando Niitlonal itutik llulldlng, ,rando, Oregon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. 1..R CrancM Ludirs No. -860. Loyal Order nf Moose, holds regular iiieetips everv Tluirstlay nlsht at p. in. at Odd Kellnws' Hull. The Wo men'H Muoseheurt Lesion meets sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Lealon of the World meets second Monday of each montb. Visitors alwavs welcome. I). K. PHAN'KP. Die. M. A. RTIl.WKI.U See. 13. P. O. KI.KS l.a Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and clun prlvllee.es cheerfully extended to all Brother Klks. , NOl.AN SKIFP. Exalted Ruler j.'. L,. PKAKSON, Secretary. MODBKN WOODMEN OF AMIOllICA l.a Or-tndo Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. of P. Hall. Vlallins neighbors welcome. E. li. KIN'OO, V. C, , , JAKK KOSTOCIC, Clerk. A. E and A. M. l.a Grande Loriite No. 41. A. V. ' and A. ' M.t holds- .regular i' meetings first end third Fridays nt , .'7:30 p. m. Cordial, rwclcomo to all Masons. . , C. W. RIS'GM-'R, W. M. ! ' K. R. ItlXGO. Sec. b, O. HAGl.rc.s-j-Aerie ' No. 25!l..meeta , everv Friday night at F.agles Hall. 1 Visiting members welcome. ,1 , I.II.l.V. W. P. . ;f :.;i:f-J.,H; I'lRHSHliK' Sua. 'IvOOO.MKN OF TUB WOULD La Grande Camp No. ICS. Meets every ' first and. third Monday at hngles . hall. All vfcitlnir neighbors welcome. ; Hues onvahle a: the office of the ! clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Rldg. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. K1TCHKN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF l'VTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday evening in ensue nan , n.. - Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome ' to all vipit ng iMiih-i"". - 10 uu . NR A TfUNRR. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. K. 8. wovun's hknefit association of "- the Mnccnluo. Ln Ornndc l.o( Be No. " tl. W. It. A. of M. l.oilue meets first ' Thursday at 2 p. m. and third -ned(iv at 8 n. m.. at k. of P. Hall. VlHltlnf? S'tst'-rs welcome. ', A111S. MARV GAI.I.AOHER, Coniniander. V. MARJORIB KATOM, i Record Keener. O. B. S. Hope Chniiter No. li. O. h. B 1 holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth "Wednesdays or sen month. Visiting members cordially , J . w elcomed. . ., . r .VSA s. ;l'.t'"l-:. ec. l'JJN(iSOFTJE DUFFS niN q ."j""ti u.v.wn tax i i i i Xm :. Slf . rail1, fcl I e . ,u " o " ' .. .. . ,..r,.h-1..A. .. , 1 Want Ads FOIt SALE OR TRADE Pure bred Chester White Boar. Lee Reynolds, Phone Farmers 62. 4-l-2tp V'OR SALE House and lot. cheap. Five rooms, electric linhts, city water in yard, shade trees, side- ' ' ; walks. Also for salt barn and lot; iDuiiKenms I.ittlrf Demon," the Unl-well-built story-and-a-half barn. (vernal romance of love anil nrohl Would make frood house at little j billon at the Arcade Theatre tonltrlit expense. Shade trees, sidewikB.jomly, is s 1. In Ills role In aup- handy to sewer and city water. In-jport , of Mario Provost. Anderson qilire 505 Jefferson avenue or 2507 Smith Impersonate a tcutlomnu J. i' ourin street, fcnsy terms. 4-l-3t LOTS FOR SALE Two lots close in, ?250 apiece. Telephone 354-M. 4-l-3t. FOR SALE I have five more thor oiiKhbred Polnnl brood sows for sale, weight 200 lbs. Will farrow in in April and May. Price $30.00. John Dean, Cove, Oregon. 4-l-2tp FOR SALE Lease on house and lots together with house furnishings. Price reasonable. Address Box 410, La Grande. Ore. 4-l-12t FOU SALE Progressive ever-bearing Strawberry plants, $1 per hun dred. Red Raspberry plants, 25c per dozen. Buff Wyandotte eggs, $1.50 per setting. Phone 2C2-W or call .707 Fourth street. ,. ...Ml-otp FOR SAlyE OR TRADE Used auto mobiles and horses. What have you ''to trade? J would like fence posts. Harris .F. French, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-30-Gtp, FOR ' SALE One Buick Light Six Touring Car in first-class eondi-! tion. Or will trade for good work horses. Floyd McKonnon, La" Grande, Oregon... . 3-29-Ct , , FOR SALE Small garage and a body that would fit on a car. Phone 451'M- - ' 3-M-3t FOR SALE Wood. Call 148-R. 3-17-tf ': FOft DRY 16-in. wood call 399-J. j11'"' "'o inexperienced 'fireman' built 3-28-tf1 his fire on top of the cliff where tho wind blew from all four tunr FOR SALE Apples. Jonathan, Iters at once. seemhiElv. and the York and Ben Davis. First grade, $1.00; second grade, 50c. Without boxes. H. J. Reher. Fruitdale. , Across from County Poor Farm 3-27-lmp FOR SALE-Settine eggs from two-i!"1 year-old trap-nested English White "u Vi,t.. tja ..,M..j;1j 1.t.i1l(lliae' ereis. i.zo per selling, $u.uu per hundred and up. Write to Mrs. Geo. II. Chapman, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-22-lmp FOUND FOUND Sller. pencil. Inquirs at ' Observer. "'' 4-l-2t WANTED. WANTED Twenty-five loads good rotted manure. See Cherry at the Greenhouse.. 4-1-tf WANT TO Meet a young lady mat rimonially inclined. iWirite "S," care Observer. 4-1-ltp WORK WANTED I repair your auto nt your home. All work guaranteed. Reduced rates. Russell Main r80. 3-30-lm WANTED Three- or four-room fur nished house. Call 393-J. I. ; .." ,.s;fcA 3,27-tf . t'OH KENT . t". FOR RENT Furnished apartment, also garage. Inquire at Iblfi hixtn street or Phone Main 730. Mrs: Louis Maguire. 4-1-tf FURNISHED ROOMS Inquire 1607 GOV street. 4-l-3tp WILL PAY $100.00 Reward for con viction of anyone placing out poison for dogs. Wing, Fin and Fleetfoot Club Mon only 8t FOR RENT Three-room apartment at 1904 Third street. 3-31-3t FOR RENT Oarage. Also bedrooms. 101 Greenwood. j-ji-4ip FOR KENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 390-J. 1512 Adams avenue. 3-31-tf FOR RENT Furnished bedroom. 1510 Adams Ave. Phone 417-W. 3-25-tf FOR RENT Sleeping room, 1512 Adams avenue. Phone 390.-.I. 3-18-tt no i ; M A It IE I'ltOVOST I'EATl ItE, VAl DEVII.I.K AT AlU'AIMi! Don't carry fancy knob -o nicious. or at I a bin eano wtlh a It. It looks ins list It will nftnr 'Tho who Isn't satisfied with the caparlty of bis bin Dockets.' He has to have' a hollow cane filled with the boat I brand. On top of that, he makes Uh prnr little heroine rbl her father's private stock, which gives 1,0110,000,000 Including. ni Indi-Ul- her. a rating slightly above Jen-' eduoss of moro than r.O;000,0il(l to kins; the iiitU-f., Itho United States aijtl -4wlt'e that In addition to this snappy film sum to England. i 1 feature four acts of vaudeville will I The dinar, the coutry's unit of cur also be presented. , jrenry, (normally worth about 11) 'centsl has reached tho pitiful . ex THE KIHEK" 1'O.tllMi Oeergo Melford's superb plcturlzn tlon of E. if. Hull's famous novel, "The Sheik," which Is the literary scinsatiou of the year, will be1 seen at the Arcade Theatre next Thurs day, for a three-day run. Agnes Ayre8. Paramount star, ami Rudolph Valentino, who made stub a hit In 'H'he Pyur Horsemen of the Apocn lypse," are the feature,,! payers. - AT SIIEKItVS LAST TIME TOIIAV Diving 25 feet fir more Into Icy water at Mammoth, California, fully dressed In a heavy fringed buckskin suit, was one of the foats accom plished by Jack Holt, In his first Paramnujit star picture. ,,, . The Beohe shows a ruscne, where in Hott brings iFrailcis McDonald safely nshore, the latter baring tak- en a backward dive from the side r tho rocky cffi a uist.,nc0 or u feet . ' j The waler wns extremely cold. As Is00n ns the 8C"ne was mnu0 tho ' ora hastened to the fire kindled for the purpose, of drying them out. drenched star and his companion in njlsery were pretty well chilled bo fore they were dried out. Joseph Henabery directoU the plc- ture, which Jack Cunningham adapt "?m t'la ,by 0"rge Broad nnd tho book "Conjurer's by Stewart Edward White. MISCELLANEOUS IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any kind of hauling done call E. G. " Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Blaok 1 Real Estate Office, New Foley "Buiding. Phone 210-W. 3-20-1 2tp OBSERVEK WANT ADS OUT RB SHI.TS. HEMSTITCHING And jPte-st Edge buttons covered half bul, full ball acorn and bullet scorn styles. Mail . orders given prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 Adams Ave. Phone 421W.. First block west of post office. 8-29-tf FEE C. ESTEB. With F. S. Ivanhoe, Palmer-Roesch Bldg La Grande, Oregon 3-30-tf ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating, s Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., ; phone 138J. 1-11-2'it EXPERT TIANlJ TUNING Clean jj.and voice your piano without extra (.charge. Work guaranteed. Call j, Newlin Book Store for rppoint mer.t. Roy E. Phillips, 3-1-lm PUBLIC STENOGRAPilKR nt Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. 3-l-26t LOCAL CORSET1ERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed . throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge, Work Guaranteed. a-i-tf YEOMEN. The Brotherhood of American Yeo men, Grande lionde Homestead No. 2880, meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall. Come and investigate tho new policies. All visiting members welcome. W. T. PATTEN, Foreman. MARY E. MAYVILLE', Correspondent. Taking Advantage sir! I've gotyoo f P;'iHPm:fll I . . .. . . I Mango ueimniy, vrnarniiiiK nrir Is londlnic woman. The niiionlni! east ' Includes Noah iteery, lMwuril MintliiiUI, iililein Ferifuim and Jack Herbert, Ib inilte iiliMiuiti. A two-reel ronivdy bIbo plinwlnir. (By Aoeita Pre MELCR'ADE, Juposltfiin,-Apr. 8. Jugoslavia is looking t tlm tmitoil States' In the hope of obtaining aid In solving her gr-ve"tliiamlal mid economic Droblems. . The little Slav 'statu believes. II cannot overcome llheni without foreign Tisslstance. I lis obligations nmouut, to nearly change of a cent and ainatcr. The amount of outstandiiiKkpapi r money Is nearly 5.000,000,000 of dinars. Of this sum only 400.000,000 dinars is covered by gold reserve or secur ities. The suite's indebtedness to tho National bank ls.4,5O0.O00,0O0 illnars. . - 'i The budget for, the new year has reached the" staggering, total of d, 000,000,000 dinars. This 30 times greater than pro-war budgets. Moro Ithan a third -if thin. Is. for military and defense purposes. , The national revesue is much Itolnw the total of the budget. v Tho government Is; farcjl ' with tremendous problems of recntiistruc- tlon which are. bulinwd to be Im possible to complete without loans from abroad. ' , Throughout tho southern part' of the kingdom most of the instru ments of Industry nriMther destroy WANTS HELP What They Say In High Musical Circles is Proved In Half Million Homes Brunswick has achieved perfect rendition of even such difficult tones .as those of the piano, the harp and the human voice, in its upper register. jMflt j:i-i;m rj:tmvz We have the Brunswick records for April and hear them. Eastern Oregon Music ! Company a n ' mi r i. La famine vuraeis aro the Ideal foundation for your new costumtv As stylo, j fit and comfort aro in easen tlals to proper corstlng, "La Camllls" Corsets will glvo your figure 'tho fashlonablo silhouette and the-(necessary support to bring out Its best lines. The celebrated;' "VKNT1I.O" HACK , eliminates boning pressure along tho spina and pressure of laces In front, thus assur ing perfect comfort to tbe wearer. Why not know what real corset satisfaction Is be fit- j! ted to "La uamme. A Complete tocl Always On Hand, l'rlces fl!.50 and L'p Mrs. Robt. Paltison, Corsetlere Res. 1702 cor. Spring and Oak Phone 322-W IF YOU GO A otrr i'llcomE i AND GET J VOL r' H ill I II r 'AI tl 1 mrm : . - a ' ' ; a o o ed or are seriously Insufficient. Hallmnds urn out, of 'order or func tion very imorly.' That the. jipveruntent , does not despair of the outlook Is sjiowu by an optimistic Blatiiment of the min ister of finance to parliament. In which be said: "Our slate possesses within Its frontiers all the elements necessary for great prosperity ami the means of securing a more rapid restorationthn n any other country which may have stiff red from the same losses. Our coal, our iron and other mineral products; our varied agricultural production, our great water power, MlHiiisttebs forests, Im mense river trnflle, our contact with the great Industrial renters of Cen (rnl Europe and the opportlonmi'at of properly among the people all of these conditio) is, I am sure, will contribute to the rapid restoration of our kingdom.. There Is Ho eco nnmle reason why we should de spair of our future." The Land of Blades. Japan Is called "Hie land of blades" by Its own people, some of the older scholars having declined that the first word was Invented by the same god who Invented poetry. A maker of swords lu Jaiwu was ever highly hon ored among Ids fellow mcchnulcs. An unusuully skillful and artistic smith sometimes was recipient of high mili tary rank, a yearly pension, or was even raised to the lordship of the province In which ho dwelt. Found a Cure for Indigestion. "I use Chamberlntn's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and find they suit my case better than any dyspepsia remedy I have tver trie, and 1 have used many different medi cines, I am nearly, fifty-one year of age and have suffered a creat deal from indigestion. I can eat almost anything I want to, now," writes (loo. W. Emery, Rock Mills, Ala. These tablets contain no pepsin but strength en the stomach and enable it to digest the food naturally. ndv. - J'Jij - 1 1 1 1 r. come in ( mm m mm m w ft . 1 l j vouwiil i mm ii The Easter Store All the New Easter Fashions f COLLEGIAN CLOTHES Tn llic Xcw Styles for Mon and Youny ;n NEW IDE SHIRTS The jiattcrns attractivp hut hkut important Tlio splpiidid Tailoring EASTER HATS ".y Iii All tlip Npw Shades of Tan Drop in and let ns show you j' ASH BROS. The Store That Keeps Faith With the People WANT TO BUY OR SELL OBSERVER SPECIAL- We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach-; ines of standard make which we will sell at re duced prices. These arel new machines in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. Soldi on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. :: l!! Iii lij-' il'::::::: Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company The Reason for our Substantial Growth . is our SubstantialServige Villi X. Villi fWtWm kM'-Sjf' Z' ; ? 1 1 r WvO II II . Kcvcrnl years iiK.i i'. Do wp, however, give, 1 his important (iie.s liim "yeiir-i'oiiiKl" thoujrht. Or, is it a (jueslion tlint yearly is 1 bought of--only nt the time vc have to pnyt Tlore tlian ever thrift nml eeononiy iimst be iiractieiM. Taxes arc an obliga- , timi that must be met. funcerted ni'tion systematic saving serious re'.llei'fioii -for the future, will tend to ultinisifrly ro duee. ' . : j Ho readv for oliliVations that must, be met. Open an account with us, check injr, or Havings. ' United States 'Laurande,Ore. Welders of "V THE BEST EOJiri'ID IN EAST OREGON V Cylinder Regi-lntllng Crankshaft Retrlndlni Piatoni, riston Kings, PiHtoa PIbi Tj.' Cart and Tractor i of MI Makes Overhauled a. A AND MACHINE W0RS k. w. Lieitnion, rrop. AN ' incnign Cost of Taxes Tnxos are liigli, nnl i ....mi SOMETHING? TRY WANT AD Vni 11(1 IKMIDt, Will ftlll aVVSA tillllt1 tl) !)( llilill fcif National: Bank All Metals tbeklae War ol A Ktofla 'y(W .u.. - ... frl frit. I '