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Tluirsil :; April fi, 17K OR.WDT! EVFNTK'n OPSTRVFR Classified Want Ad ' mTTTi ! iinifniimii mini 1 1 n innrarTMmsMrrMwsiMM I o i V 4 FOR SALE OR TRADE iI.ASSWAIir, BAKREJ.S anil Pack iiiK f'ases for aule at t W. Wool worth Co. 4 -5- it FOH SALIC Good useu piunos on ex tremely easy payment plan. At reasonable prices. Eastern Oregon Music Co. 3-28-tf FOR SALfc Ten-room house, baths, on two floors, Dutch kitchen, all conveniences. Half cash, balance to suit purchaser. Call at Observer and see photograph of home. 2-18-tf J'"OH SALE Oli TRADE For cows and hoBs, two colts. W. J. Robins, 1(103 X avenue. 3-8-lm PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC rHYSIC'IANS Vn. J. 1.. INtll.R nd DIt. MAHOAHKT VfJL'I. plHfnxeH of womHl und chil dren a spt--lully. Office Phone Slftin 3uti. It-. I'hone Muln 12G. Lu. tirunde Nnttonnl Hunk ltulhlltiK. I'lll'SICIAXS AX1 SL'Klil'.O.NS GEO. U. VIOIIHH. M. !. lienenil Sure erv. Ofl'IcH ovt-r SIlverlhorn'B. Officii phone Main 112; residence phone Alain oso. NATIHK CURE DR. A.' N. M AY VIIXR Specialist In chronic ulseiiM-w. Melhoils, Mechano Therapy Bnd Naturopath, Skin and blood U lasc.s, nervous diseases. Chronic Headache. Eczema. Sciatica, Appendicitis. Constipation, Uowrtl Truuhle; all kinds of Chronic Diseas es successfully treated. Phone Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool Mire llldic.. opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours. 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 5:00 p. m. Consultation free. 3-4:tf DR. J. E. WOODEtJ-r Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic diseases a specialty. Suite 20. Soin mer Ulds. Ov,;r .Sllverthorn's. Office hours, 1U to 13 a. in., 1:30 to 5 p, m., 7 to 8 ovenluas. Plume 4U7-W. attoisniits COCHRAN and EHERHAKD Cleo. T. Cochran and Colon It. Eberhard. At torneys. La Urande National Bank iJUlldlntr. CONTHACTOliS D. J. MctjFI.I.AN Registered nrnfea tllonal Civil Engineer: surveylnir and maps. uoom l.', L.n uranno rsanooai Bank nuildlnic. Phone .Main 01. architects C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La urande National liank lluildlng-, L,a Grande, Oreuon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Lu O. O. M. I .a Grande l.odice No. ibli. Loyal Order of Moose, hokds recular meetings every Thursday nig-hl at t p. ni. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men's Mooaeheart Legion meets seo end and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Lcpion of the World meets second Monday of each month. Visitors always welcome. D. K. SHANKS, Die. M. A. KT1I.WEI.L., Sec. B. P. O. EI.KS Ia Grande Lodlte No. 433. Lodt'e meets each Thursday ev ening at S o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted Ruler V. L. PKAUSON. Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grando Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each month, in the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. 11. U. ItlNOO. V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M.. holds regular meetings first nnd third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. BINCNER. W. M. E. It. lil.NGO. Sec. i. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 2i3. meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. ,T. E. HIRDSELL, See, WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Grande Camp No. 1C9. Meets every first and third Monday at Eaitlos hall. All visiting neiRhbnrs welcome. Dues pnvable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Hank Hldsr. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodpo No. 27. meets every Monday evenlurf in Cnstlo Hall (K. of P. Hall), at s p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlslllntr Knights. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM, K. It. S. WOMEN'S HENEFIT ASSOCIATION of .... I .. t r!ranHf IjlriffA No. 27 W. 11. A. of M. Lodge meets first " Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesdsy at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. Vlsltlnir Sisters welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER, Commander, MARJORIE EATON. . Record Keeper. O. E. S. Hope t'hnpter No. 13, O. E. 8., holds stilted communication the sec- . ond and fourth "Wedm-Rdays of each month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. -t ! NELLIE O. NETLL, W. M. A v V w i 'trVK UULNGS OF TtlE DUFFS IaSITSOTSTVLeI ( VtCVkD IT APPEAL TO CAT , ) AMD I SAT THE.RE. FOG. ANVOASSTOrT? ASSTONNIHCiOri J I? W ' Y MJUO I AM HOUR WITH MV HAT ON N0T9 ---rlDAWa E : (WnV- AMP SHE NEVER EVEN SAID I f i twmk it's a i. 1 woo to BS! ' 1 Vs-ir l iike your dress or i vri SS PEACH, HELEH: f j OFFER IT TO ME I IL LIKE VoUR HAT OP IT'S J -ru I ' '''''. l ' ' ' ' o- ' - . O 6' FOR SALE Prize winning Partridge dtock, If 1.50 per setting; of fifteen tgg. Phone 476-M, or call 2710 North Kir street. 4-5-lm FOR SALE Over 10M cans of choice fruits, jellies and pickles, home made. Owner is leaving city. In quire 702 Main street. 4-C-tf FOR SAI.E Dalton Nine-Column completely equipped Adding Ma chine, $100.00. "M," care Obsci-ver. 4-4-8tp FOW SALE Lease on house and lots together with house furnishings. Price reasonable. Address Box 410, La Grande, Ore. ., 4-l-12t FOR SALE Wood. Call J48-R. 3-17-tf FOR DRY 10-in. wood call 399-J. 8-28-tf FOR SALK- Apples. Jonathan, 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 Setting eggs from two-year-old trap-nested English White I-iCghorn Hens and pedigreed cock erels. $1.25 per setting, $0.00 per hundred and up. Write to Mrs. Ceo. H. Chapman, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-22-lmp WANTED. WANTED Elderly lady for chamber work at once. Inquire Belmont Rooms. 4-4-3t WAUTED-nPosition as housekeeper, or hour work. Phone 101-R. . , 4-V2tp WANTED TO RENT Building suit- genuine than its character on the suit able for bakery. Place with brick I face would indicate. The star is seen oven preferable. Inuire "II. A.", in the early scenes in the role of n Observer. . 4-4-2tp 'charming undergraduate who. when WORK WANTED I repair your auto at your home. All work guaranteed. Reduced rates. Russell Main f80. 3-30-lm FOR RENT FOR RENT Two furnished rooms forithe idle life does not appeal to hen ligth housekeeping. Inquire at 1427 Washington Avenue. .,!port about in finery and attend social 4-3-4tp . i itr l lwo Tuom. apuriuieu., furnished. Ave. Adults only. -1307 fshoW3 a moUey throng of '"down-and. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for I light housekeeping. Phone 390 J. 1512 Adams avenue. 3-31-tf FOR RKNT Furnished bedroom 1510 Adams Av. Phone 417-W. - 3-ZE-tf FOR RENT Sleeping roomj 1612 Adams avenue. Phone 390.-J. 3-18-tf MISCELLANEOUS WALL PAPER CI.EANLNG- Rankin. 4-5-3tp Phone 203-W. APRIL ANTICS Given by Associat ed Girl Students at the high school auditorium Friday, April 7, 1922, at 8Ar. (Reserved seats on sale it Silverthorn's beginning Thursday morning, April Oth, at 9 a. m. 4-5-2t KIRK & ESTEB Collections, Insur ance and Real Estate. Palmer Roesch Bldg., La Grande, Ore. 4-4-tf IF YOU WANT Cons or ashes or any kind of hauling done call E. G. Lovely, phone 227-W.. 3-24-lmp ILEMSTITCHLN'G 8c a yard. Dress making by a graduate at the Wool en Shop. 4-6-4t HEMSTITCHING And Pica Edge-r- buttons covered half balL full ball com and bullet scorn styles. Mail orderi given prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Order taken for pleating. Mr L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First block west of post office. 8-29-tf ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138J. 1-11-2'it LOCAL CURSETIERE for Barclcy Corset. Mrs. J. F. CConnell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf Agnes Ayres, talented and beau tiful, who won stardom by her ar tistic work lu Cecil II. Do Mille's 1'arumount -production of "Forbid den Kruit," Is featured with the brilliant young screen player, ' Ru dolph Valentino, In George .Melford'a: big Paramount production of "The' Sliolk," which starts today at the, Arcade Theatre. Miss Ayres has the effective role of Dlanu Alayo, a headstrong but bravo and spirited English girl who encounters the Sheik lu the desert anil luirns finally to love, him after a somewhat harrowing experience ami complete subjugation to Ills In domitable will. He Is a veritable j master of men and women. None ' can stand against his power which 1 lu his empire of sand Is almost In-' vincible. Wild riding and fighting, grip ping scones In desert sandstorms, ac tion piled on action such are the ingredients of this photoplay by Monte M. Katterjohn. adapted from K. SI. Hull's novel. And Miss Ayres hns n role that is difficult, filled with hard work and tense ncting. to which she does, It is snlil, more than full justice. SHERRY'S TO!AY AND FRIDAY "THE FOOLISH AGE." It s a sparkling little comedy which Lions May has lor her first starring ! venture. "The Foolish Age," written j by Hunt ' Stromherg, may be caU- logueu as a delightful study of that impulsive period of girlhood when it is difficult to reason things from a I safe and sane attitude. The very I lace mat it Dears a rosemuiance to life makes this satire Tine- much more the great moment arrives to leave the environment of her college, decides ta practice what the learned doctor who delivered the baccalaureate sermon preached. Jlis advice is to uplift the downtrodden. So she straightway takes up settlement work. Being a little daughter of the rich. She has bigger things to do than dis- unctions. So she opens up an office It0 tke care of the derelicts of hu- inanity. ' It .is a humorous scene which : outers" assembling at the office to "My for the position of secretary. And she takes the roughest looking one of the lot. Here is the occasion for Bull Montana to be introduced, and ; again this colorful type nearly walks! away with the honors. The picture develops a deal of funny incident which, while of a fluffy character, nevertheless spaikles with plenty of pep and spontaneity. The heroine is quite determined to show her friends and relatives that she is able to take care of herself. They may say that she is passing through the foolish age, but their toleration of her pet theory indicates their belief in he- sincerity. There is no lapse in the sparkling action. Indeed the by-play indulged in by the impulsive heroine and the erstwhile gangster whom she rescued from the slums is sufficiently amusing to score most anywhere. Particularly funny is the scene which shows the girl giving a bo party at the theatre with her crude friends violating all the standards of good etiquette. Mon tana is attired faultlessly, yet he im agines himself at a circus, because he is shelling peanuts and dropping the shucks on the audience below. And the reception scene is sure gloom- chaser. There is a note of conflict which introduces the heroine's fiance attempting to embarrass the rough secretary. Thi dramatic touch is well developed and offers some effec tive, incident. The heroine comes to her senses when she discovers her EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin Book Store for tppoint mer.t. Roy E. Phillips, 3-1-lm YEOMEN. The Brotherhood of American Yeo men, Grande Ronde Homestead No. 2886. meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall. Come and investigate the new policies. All .visiting members welcome. W. T. PATTEN, Forewaa. MARY E. MAYVILLH, Correspondent, iii ii Visiting a Frien4 ( ximMmisw ij'' '' "'v A romance all colored with barbaric splen- I J' r 'M'S dor... Swift and free as a galloping Bedouin. I I ' r-- Racing through scenes tliat thrill with their T. -J--i 5fj- . THE BOOK IS THE YEAR.S SENSA- : ' ' Tfr - ;" TION! YOU'LL NEVER FORGET ' fimwlMM Il-' ' THE PICTURE ' ' mk ' " Children 20c " FRIDAY I '.ViuvV,.?-4.V 5 . ry me xviaunee satukuax I(' lW maif - I '-J ARCADE gunmen reverting to type. Thc pic- ture is well titled,- the scenario-is' oonv. pact and the direction and actin;r 'are entirely competent. Doris 11a: has proved that she is capable of stardom and "The Foolish Ai'' i cer tain to start her off with flying colors. . , Also showng a comedy. y Painting and Paper Hanging. . Get your painting and . pape hanging done now by day or by con tract. C. G.' Buoy, Box 4fl, Imbler Oregon. 'La Caraille' Corsets are the Ideal foundation for Q your new costume. Ai style, fit and comfort ere the essen tials to proper corsMng, "La Camllls" Corseta , will , give your figure the fc.sblonable silhouette and the necessary support ts bring out Ita beat lines. The celebrated. "VKXTILO" BACK eliminates boning pressure along the (pine and pressure of laces in front, thus assur ing perfect comfort to the wearer. Why not know what real comet satisfaction Is rbe fit ted to ''La Camllle." A Complete stock Alitraya va nana. Frlcee $2. BO and, I'p. Mrs. Robt. Paltison, r'orseUuf Kea. 176! eer. Sprint tad CUk Fteaa J1S-W Klau Anarchistic, Says Federar-Judge In SUte of Texas (By Associated Press.) WEATHERFORDk TOJ..J Apr. 0. Expressing opposition - to everything that the Ku Klux Klau stands for ''as far as I Knflw,'" I'Ydornl Judge James C. Wilson. In discussing It at the chamber of commerce 'Monday night, declared that Senator Cul berson "did not miss It far" when 4-B-2tlhe said "if permitted to continue, !1 IFS I 1 sf .1 v" X -- III 1 FT AWN the klnn would soon overthrow the gowntriiHiit." ' Thej". fetlernl Judge 'tii!fd'tltift' It'Sas nothing nuYe iliaii a form of anarchism which oporat ed by first gettig aa members the sheriffs, tlittn the police, trial Judges and preachers." "It Is a smooth systom of chloro forming the. government umlur plea of 100 per cent Amerlcunlsni he declared. 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. We have the Brunswick records for April and hear them. , Eastern Oregon Music Company Welders of fBK BEST EQWTP&a IN EAST ORBWX CyOtrftef fltrriBlinB nitft Rciiiirlinf On and TtntUaa Wf un ?aiwtl tax Qui LEICHTON'S WEiDING Judge Wilson asserted that he was strongly 'against the nutl-Kti K I tlx Kin n as he was against tho Klnn. "All mobs are bad," he state:!. COOKED FOOD SALE. The Ladies of Moosehcart Legion the -will hold a cooked food sale Saturday, April 8th, at tho Kleim Kut Kash Grocery Store. 4-4-3t -come in All Metals f 4JB Waken Overttaulvfl Tt ad ffivnttt'd tt Pr?a bv twrk -J
