"Fi'iilay, April 7. 1922
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Classified Want Ads ; gfg(gjj
FOR SALE OR THADS
FOK SALE flood usetVpianos on ex
tremely easy payment plan. At
reasonable prices." Eastern Oregon
Music Co. -3-28-tf
FOK BAIjE Kuur-room modern bun
gulow, partly furnished, at 2&1JI.
corner Second street an V avenue.
Price $2800. Inquire at 2112 E.
Adams Ave. -t-b'-Otp
FOK SALK ne two-year-old Short
horn bull, or will trade for good
' milk tow, Phuiic lijS-K . t
4-0-.'lto
FOR SALK OR TRADE For cowt
and hogs, two colts. W. J. Robins,
3l!0a X avenue. , . 3-8-lm
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC THYSICIAVS
DR. J. I.. lNI.'I.K ami DR. MAliOAIiRT
JVtir.K. -fJfse.-isi-H of wonu-ii and chil
dren u specialty. Offlc.u Phone Main
lllti. Hpb. 1'lionc Main l-G. La arande
Tv'ationnl Hank UuilOtni?.
PHYSICIAN'S A Mi Kl IKiEOXS
OKO. H. VHHIIS. M
-i:cti-rl Sorir-
phone Xtaiu , iXJ; . roafUunce, phone
Main GSC
prv.
urneo over huvortnorn a. urtic
NATIISK f'lKE
DR. A. N. JIATV1M.B Specialist in
chronic disi-Itsi'J. .Method. AJecljunO-Tlu-rapy
and Naturopath, Skin and
blood disease, neivou diseases.
Chronic Hi'adai'he, I-:eeina, ticiallca,
.Appendicitis, t'onstlp.-ilion, Bewt-I
Trouble: all kinds of riironle Diseas
es successfully treated. Phone Main
E93. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool
tdrre Kldtf., opposite Ktur Theatre. Of
fice hours, lo to 12 a. in.. 1:20 to VdO
p. m. Consultation free. 3-ttf
DR. J. B. WOODKl.L (Chiropractor ana
Naturopath. .Wrvoua and chronic
diseases a specialty. Sulla 20, Som
mer llldv;. Over Hilverlhom's. Office
hours. 10 to 12 a. in.. l:;ttl lo 5 p. m., 7
to 8 evenings. Ilomft 4117-W.
ATToitxrrrs
COCHRAN and F.HKHH ARD Geo. T.
Cochran and Colon It- Kburhard, At
torneys, tlrande National Bank
Building-.
fJONTKACJTOKS
V. J. MrLI'.'r.f.A.V Registered profes
sional Civil Knitlneer: aurveylnff and
mapa. 'ttoom 12, I.a c.rande National
Hunk HulKUnK.' I'lioni Main 1.
AliCmTKCTS
C, D. -Miller. Archllent. Itoom 11,
Granrlo National llatlk UuttdineT,
'irande, Or'Kon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
li. O. IJ. M. La Ornnrte LodKe No.
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
meetings every Thursday uiRht at s
p. m. at Odd t'ellowa' Hall. The Wo
men's Mooseheitrl t-eiflon meets sec
ond and fourth Thursdays of each
montti. Moose l.'-glon of the World
meets second Monday of each month.
Visitors alwnys welcome.
D. K. SHANKS, Die.
M. A. STHAVl-'.I.U Sac.
B. 1. O. ELKS La Ornnde Lodne No.
I.odd meets each Thursday ev
ening at s o'clock. Home and cluo
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks.
NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted Iluler
V. L. PIOAII.SON, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OK AMERICA
I.a Clrnnde Camp No. TTfl.t meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of P. Hall. VlaitlnB
neighbors welcome.
E. It. HINTIO. V. C
JAKE ROSTOCK. Cleric.
A. F, and A. M. la Orande LodKe No.
41 A. F. and A. M-, holdH regular
meetings first end third Fridays Bt
7:30 p. ra. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
C. W. nrNONER. W. M.
' K. U. IUNUO, Sec.
k. O. KAOLES Aerie No. 2f9. meets
every Friday nlg-ht at Easles Hall.
YiBltlnK members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
J. E. IttRDSF.LU 8ec.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La
Orande Camp No. ICS. Meets every
first and third .Monday at Eagles
hall. All vIsitlnK nelKhbnra welcome.
Dues payable at the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Orande Na
tional Hank Illdir.
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodk-e No. 37. meets every Monday
t-v-olpy In Caatlo Hn!! IK. of P.
Ilalll. at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcomo
to alt vlsltlnar Knlphts.
FRANK A. TL'RNER. C. C.
C. L. C.RAHAM, K. It. a.
WOMEN'S 11KNEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees. La Orande Lodge No.
27, W. It. A. of M. Bodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall.
Vlaltlnir Platers welcome.
JlltS. MARY GALLAOHER,
Commander.
MAftJORIE EATON,
Record Keeper.
, O. E. H. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8..
C- holds stated conirnunlcBtlon lha sec
ond and frfurlh Wednesday of each
month. Vtaltlnc members cordially
Wek0m,NELL!F. O. NF.II.I.. W. IC
ANNA S. PROVE. Sac.
liOINGS OF THE DUFFS
- ' 2zi ,-w,USj 1 US 1 11,
FOR SALE Prize winning Partridge
Rock, per setting of fifteen
eggs. Phone 475-M, or rail 2710
North Kir street. 4-5-lm
FOR SAI.E-Over 100 can, of choice Aae." This dainty
fruits, jellies and pMcles, home t be reuutnhere.l for her fd.Oj
made. 'Owner is leaving city. In- portrayal, while starring with mug-,
quire 702 Main street. 4-C-tfl1"8 Ml",-'n. Into her own
frw as a star ii nor o iimmuvp
FOR1 SALE Lease on house and lou'"1111 u mURt l,e Hj( Ulut the "sure
together with house furnishing. inf '"rK' "n' u mr1" rr tilB ''x'-
Price reasonable. Address Box 410.'
La Grande. Ore.
4-l-l2t
FOR SALE Wood.
Call HK-R.
" ' 3-17-tf
FOR DRY lfi-in. wood call S99-J.
3-28-tf
FOR SAJJ3 Apples.- Jonathan,
York and Ben Davis. First grade,
$1.00; second grade, 50c. Without,
boxes. H. J. Keher. Frultdale.
Across from County Poor Fafut.
3-27-lmp
FOR SALE Setting eggs from two-year-o!d
trap-nested English White
Leghorn Hens and pedigreed cock
erels. $1.25 per setting,. $0.00 per
hundred and up.- Write to Mr.
Geo. H. Chapman. La Grande, Ore
gon. 3-22-lmu
WANTED,
WANTED Job as truck driver, can
give reference. Call 14 IT Adams
(Ave. , 4-6-3tp
WANTED Man to aitive team. Call
at 1707 Jefferson avenue. 4-6-2t
'AXTEJ Party with five hundred
to one thousand dollars to invest in
exceptional proposition. Quick ac
tion and good return on investment.
Write "C," care Observer.
4-6-3t
WANTED State end county agents
for the best automobile accessories
on the market.
Hotel Savoy.
, r it o .1
Cal Ifor II, Sutler,
a-noif uriTKliI renair vmlr auto
at vour home. All work guaranteed.
Reduced rates. Russell Main fiSO.
3-:i0-lm
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two small
rooms. Phone lfi-4-AL
mn r,x, ,-. -.,.
age.
3(118 - Sixth street. Phone
Main 730.
t UK KHiS i t wo lurnisnea rooms
ligth housekeeping. Inquire at 142?
Washington Avenue.
. . , . 4-3-4tp
FOR REiNT Two room apartment,
furnished. Adults only.. . 1307 Penn
Ave. ' 44-43tp
FOK KENT Furnished rooms for
light 'housekeeping. Phone 390-J.
1512 Adams avenue. 3-31-tC
FOR RENT Furnished bedroom.
1510 Adams Ave. Phone 417-W.
3-25-tf
FOR RBNT-r-Sleeping room, 1512
Adams avenue. Phone 390.-J.
3-18-tf
LOST
LOST $10.00 Co-Operative Book with
name L. C. Ilawes. Return to Co
op. 4-6-ltP
MISCELLANEOUS
IP YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any
kind of hauling done call E. G.
Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp
WALL PAPER CLEANING Rankin.
Phone 203-W. 4-5-3tp
KIRK & ESTEB Collections, Insur
ance and Real Estate. Palmer
Roesch Bldg.j La Grande, Ore.
4-4-t
HEMSTITCHING Anfl Plct Edge
buttons covered hall bt!L full ball
corn and bullet (corn styles. Hail
order given prompt station. All
work guaranteed. Orders taken
for pleating. Mr. L. H. Norton,
906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First
block wast of post offlc
B-29-tf
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs M. E. Chelf. 17QZ Adams Ave.,
phona 138J. l-U-2;t
LOCAL COKSET1ERE 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.
8-1 -tf
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At khi-.-kicvs i. .st i.Vv
Trr! May Is the star of ''The.
vronston '" wietttii ami cnarm-
,n personality. Maiity has but re-
letntlv ernduated trim rotleue with:tim ihu ttnrbu vf tli lnelfli- CniiHt
the Idea that huiiiuiiUy should be I nasi bait teannie1, Williinu ff. Me
tlpliftetl. Hor efforts in this flirc-Jcarthy, Still Kntiicl'(i, jiisltlfnt of
(ion cause her "all sorts of embarass-j the leasne, pt-llt-tiil in sVilemwiI
mettt RltttouitH trtiuy of -her ad- niado 'public today. ' " "
ventures are marked for their hu-t "The cry of 'pluy tiufl lt mora
morotts moments. ' j the) commencement of the greatest1
After she 1ms brought-t'mbarrnss-j pennant race In minor len'sue bls
ment to many of iher relatives she jioiy, uuil r the auspices of tlio most
Biiildeniy deefdes to let well enough iproeresslvo teaKue fa (ho country,
alone. Her pluce she discovers 'Is laud f do not exenpt the major leu
In the home Instttod pi th -office, sties in this statement," .Mr. Jlc-
Tho. picture sparkles- with humor
null is excellently acted by the star
and her capable assistants, among
whom are Included the picturesque
Bull Montana, Hullura Cooley and
Arthur Hoyt. Hunt Strontiierg wrote
the story, while William Belter di
rected. Also Ihe comedy, "&ufl or Bust."
"THE SHEIK", NOW
PLAYING AT ARCAIK.
What promises to prove one of the
reigning sensations of the current
scteen season, "The Sheik," a remark
able Paramount picture produced by
George Meiford, was shown with un
usual success at the Arcade theatre
last night. The photoplay is a pic
turiEntion of E. Tl Hull's remarkable
novel of the Saharan desert which is
now numbered as one of the best sell
ers m the literary market.
The role of the Arabian tribal chief
Initt Clinic AUMA.l n ti
" " minim ltl LiUHBUll, IS
portrayed by Rudolph Valentino, the
handsome young actor who sprung in-
in,t,mt P""!nrity by his work in
iTbcJ"r "tira of the Apoca-
lypse. He is a romantic actor and
makes a Perfect picture as the color
ful wnrrinr-lAvei nt fh IaeipI- wm,j
Agnes Ayres, the newly created Para-
mount star, plays the featured lead
--,the haughty English girf who is cap
furntshed tuvea Rv lhe Sheik and forced to do
'""-'"(his bidding-. ,. The. story tells of the
strange iove between these two char
"V vicsiuues wnicn
'(- uuuviguiie witire H neiiecz un-
derinn.lm ;s finally ' established be-
iui-.ti.weun inem.
Adolphe Meniou. Lucicn Littlefiettl
George Wairpner, Ruth Miller, Walter
Iong and F R. Butler complete the
cast, ft is a remarkable picture.
"THe Sheik" will continue as the at
traction at the Arcade theatre tonight
and Saturday.
CHAPLIN A r.m.V FIEND
IN "THE IDLE CLASS.'
The golf links are utilized hv
Charles Chaplin in "The Idle Class."
which comes to the Star Theatre Sat
urday for -b two-day engagement, ns
the setting for some of the funniest
incidents ever seen in a motion pic
ture comeily.
His ai rival on the links with his
tattered hag containing two nonde
script clubs is the signal for the fun
to start. lAnd it starts with a ban.
keeping up at high speed throughout.
He hasnT got a caddie, hut that
doesn't seem to bother him. He hasn't
even got one of the necessary gutt'i
pctcha pills, but he caimty appropri
ates one belonging to a more fortun-
ate player and thereby gets an Inno-i
cent bystander into trouhle, escaping
the same fate himself. i
He manages to hit the ball all right, (
but he is not overly particular inl
which direction -he whangs it, with the
result that the links become as ha.- J
ardous as "No Man's Land."
HKMSTITCHING Rc a yard. Dress-
making by a graduate t the Wool-1
en Shop. 4-5-4t
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean!
and voice your piano without extri 1
charge. Work guaranteed. Call j
Newlin Book Store for appoint-!
jnent. Roy E. Phillips 3-l-lni
YEOMEN.
The Brotherhood of American 'Veo
men, Grands Ronde Homestead No.
2880, meets every second and fourth
Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall.
Come and investigate the new policies.
All visiting members welcome,
W. T. PATTEN.
Foreman.
MABY K. MAYVILLE,
Correspondent.
Dnny Regulates Rising
'ftuf the Vnlflnir'W?.;nrshrV"Hiir nl
'small part of "The Idle '" the;from ationt . '.ory ft Am. Perhnns.
First National all.action Vhifh ltlu uost .. , thoM Vho
packed solid with tauKhs. : (..lv- inill -...oreVotmed to '
-Hoof (Jibson, the poputafW-boy w ereVo.npo.aed. to,
siar, win also oe seen in a mnxnne
western pirlure. ; '
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BASEBALL WFLL
OBAW GROW
SAN
tllr AaroeMteA irea
( KANCltiCU, Apr. T. i
Crowds
InrKBT tiitm evi'r before,
weather pennlttlK, this year
villi
Cnrthy said. ' j
"Most progressive, repeat, 6e-i
causu in every fo'rwurdi looking
movement' for the 'bottennent, pro-
lection and iniisrovenient of the a-j
tlonal game, tuts league Uus plan- j
eered the" way. (
"The pttrse at inetity thousand j
dollars offered by the dlvlir l !
the Uittist ' earnest of : our UiteuUou
to secure, die continued, ' sustained
and best effort Of .'every player from
the commencement to 'the close of i
the season. ' ' '
"Tennis have been stfottfUhcliad,
the country has been combrtl to fill t
up weak spots with better players,
parks have been enlarged and Im
proved and no expense lias been
spared to give the best to our peo
ple. FaVoritelcie
y3r
Devil's Food Cake
This cake is always pap
vlar and it a specUth.fa'
XJorite of men and hogtt
yol-a, 2 cups sugar, f
cup water, cup Carnation
M.He, & cup hotter or substitute, . '
i tsp, salt, H egg whites. Z $eaj ,
flour, 4tsp. bailing, jwwifr
squares unsweeteaeti chocutate,
J tap. vanilla.
Cream the butter, acjd the sug
ar gradually, ihen the wrii btU
n egg yofka. Add aiternatefy
roi!t and flour jniaeii and sifted
- with baking powder and aaft
Add mttd chw:ol vBlUf
then h ifRy bln g while
in iof from 4i loiv miput .
' It r kmt mut
100 tttcsi rvcfyu, '
rrlt (or cepy t
Cratlon. MV Pro.
ucl Co., 503 CorteorA
mlg., PartUad, Ore.
'La Camilie Corsets
are the idea foundatioa fr
your new costum. At tt?i,
fit and comfort f i sra
tlala to proper eortls, "La
Camilla" Corset !!! ilv
your figure- tb fasblosahl
silhouette and the Dc9ry
support to bring oat its bait
lines. Th celebratad. - -
- "VKiTll" B.t'X
eliminates boning pressur
along tb spins and pressurt
of laces la' front, that assur
ing perfect comfort to tb
nearer.
Why not know bt real
corset tatlsfacttaa te ka fit
ted to "La Camilie."
A L'onaplel mock Always
Un Haaa,
Prices s2.B0 and I'p.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison,
Ile, 1702 cor. Bpttnr ttRd Oak
Phon 322-W
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Wa ure not opposed, but we are
otipMseri to denuding (m l nntkliiK
rtur teams arjwaiiy to Nuit lht Mn-'Tenience-
of the. major leivjtues. Most
eiuphaltcatty, the butt pluyer fs en
tltletl to; ntivtini', belt the ie.t(
itself and iitet patrons f lb se
! tht most rapidly developing see-1
ttott of the cuuiury, the. t'uctflc.i
cOast, are aiso etttifled 'to pmree- i
tlon. Why sitotiM mmba n S.it
I.k be- saiilfheil to please, Bt.(
Louis, or I.ua Auaeles. or i'orttaud.
or Sun Kruncisco. or any rtf our,
great ciiiis naffer in provtlp en-
lerlaioniiMit for lliooklyn or Phlla
ttetphtu or WesUluKton';
: Don't have suc-
icess wicti your
baking today and
failure tomorrow.
Have 'perfect eco
norriiail results
: every time you.
kike you can do hi
, it if you use
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most dependable
most economica,
i ivnuW not hp ihp
!J world's bigEest sell
ing brand today.
A nound can of Cafumef contains full
l(i ut, Some tiuKfntl nowtfera come fn I
12 ox. can Instead. ot ltaocana. U ,
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of patrons of our leimue ill different
Hie ' at th eomnicwomnrt of
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is (iiiinatiiy possibte we wltl spare'
no expenm, effort of onerey to pro-(knife, no psin, continue work. A!t
twi, proilui'B am! i!! pr! jio e G!e-o-n Pile Treal!en$, L. &
to lu hlsihet plann. Ji is. youvlL. CIcujt compuny, , .
support, your confidence, your iove J
of the jrame. that make iirotesnUnt-' Aprii tflih last tfny to pay watce
! bast-bal) )ilbl. li I oar dnty rent without a pensity.
A'R.C'A.D'E,
TODAY
SATURDAY
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Ihs. Iltue Hilts
t'arnntlon, ordft SIHki
t'tr Hlw-l, pkK.
1 1U. Imi Maeavoul ...
f'ora i-'faftes 'pku;, , ,
ttootf vir a en-its. . ; .
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tuu'gn fiuncu. CtuiHsdes
Wiitfm, a roll
i'hmr, jwr nfk 2.S.-
JUsi Jt(d tJprn Potatoes, yer HM
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JOELS
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, ia its upper register.
We have the Brunswick records for April come in.
and hear them.
Eastern Oregon Music
Company
Welders of
THE BEST EQtJirPia"
IN EAST OREGON
HndcJ KcfrfatHiij Cfnkf,tift Rffrtft&g
r5loar I'ista Kings,' Piaiua Hat $
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Ibcktxe tV'ark fit Ail Xtafr
ft tata
tJEIGKTO WELDING
ANf) ?1AClilNE WORKS
I to Jc xmt tbf hfnt tinft xctt ft-i
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