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1SZ Friday, April U. 19:22 UK GRANTVF! KYFNTtfO OPSTRTT.R Classified FOIt SALE OR TRADE FOIl SAI.K (iooil used pianos on ex tremely easy payment plan. At rvusonalile prices. Eastern Oregon Mimic Co. 3-28-tf i-ult SAi.K IimmiU'O. property in Island City. C. -M. l'orter. 4-10-0tp l'Olt HAl.rJ u:g ieam of horses and extra (rood waircoi, suitnlile for dni.viiir .See h'muhi.L-r at Oregon ' Grocery Co 4-8-ti to It SAI.K Kverliear.ni? s.rawlierry , and red raspberry p!ants. Phone 2C-V., or call 707 fourth St. 4-10-Mp PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S DR. .1. I,. IN'ill.K nnd lilt. M.MtOAHIOT J.VJL.K. Dist';iscs of witm.-n and eliil-dr-n n W'-mlt v. Ofl'i.-e 1'honu Slain 106. rtfs. Phone SI n I n U'C. La Urande National Hank Hui l.llntr. IMIYSICIAXS AXD SlIMiKOXS O10i. H. Vl'.HHS. M. !. tieiiernl Kure ery. orrioi ovt-r Silv. r!horn'. Ofl'lee phone Main 112; residuiico phone Main G8C. NATl'IlE (TUB " .DR. A. N. MAYVIM.B Ppcrlft.tHt in chronic dlsrusrM. il. ihnla, Morhano ThT;ipy find Nttturopiilli. Skin and blood dlsfust's, nervous clitorises. Chronic HeitUarlie, IVzeinu, JSeialk'a, Apif ndieUtw. ConMt i pat ion. ilowl TroubW-; nil khuls of Chronic Dltfens e Riicccflfl fully treated. I'hone Muin 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooi IcIk lildff., opposite Slur Thentre. Of fice hours, 10 to 12 ii. in., 1:30 to 5:00 p. m. Consultation fro. 3-4 tf DR. J. R. WOOD HI I, Chiropractor anrt Naturopath. N tvouh and chronic flH(nKiM a fpe'.-mlly. Suite 20. Som nuT Uldtr. (iv.t Kilvt'rthorn's. Office hours. lit to 2 n. in.. 1:HU ;o R p. m., 7 to 8 evenings, I'hum -lUt-W. ATTOIiM.TS COCHRAN and KRERIIARD Geo. T. Cochran and Coluii It. fcherhard. At torney. L. Urunde National Bank Hiilldini?. coxTHAtrroita D. J. Mc!J-:IjLAV RMflterod profes sional Civil Enulnvvr; aurvtiylng and maps. Room La cirnnde National Bank Building. I'lioue Alain HI. A1U HITIX'TS C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, I-ti Grande Niitional Bunk Uulldintf, La ' (fande, Ore iron. FRATERNAL , DIRECTORY U O. O. M. La Crnmle No. 8r0. LoyHl Urder of Moose, holds resular ineetlio,-3 everv Tliorndiiv nlpht at 8 ' p. m. at Odd Fellow?.' Mull. The Wo men's Muosehi'itrt l.eion meets sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose I.ion of the World me.'ts second Mnmlay of each ntoulh. Visitors always wl-I'-oiho. D. 10. S11AXKS. Die. M. A. STIIAVKI.!,. Sec. B. P. O. ELKS 1.1 C'.rnnile I.nciBe No. 433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening; at 8 o'clock. Home mid cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Hilts. NOLAN KKTFF, Exulted nulcr F. U PMAltStlN. Secretary. MOD LKN WOODMEN OF AMKI1ICA La Crnnde Camp No. 77P3 meets on the first Thursdav evening of each month, in the K. of 1". Hall. VisitlnS neighbors welcome. E. It. It I. von. V. C. JAKK IUISTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La (Irniule Ludge No. 11, A. F. and A. M., holds regular meetings first pml third Fridays at V:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. BINONF.rt, W. M. 10. U. ItlNCO. See. . t). HAIILH.S Aerie No. 255, meet! eery Friday night at Eaglet Hull, Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W, P. J. II. Ill IIDSELL, Sec WOODMEN OF THE WOULD Ln Oram's CnniD No. Iii9. Meets every first and third Monday at F.agleB hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Duos pavable at the office of the , clerk, llonms ?l-2. La Grande Na tional Llank llldg. JOHN Sr-OTT. C. C. H. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIOHTS OF l'VTHIAS Ited Cross Lodge ,No. 27, meets every Monony evening In Castle Hall K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. in. A Pylhlan woleomo to nil visiting Knlcnis. FIIANK A. TURNER, O. C. C. L. CPA1IAM. K. I!. S. WOMEN'S LENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Mare-abees, La Orande Lodge No. 27. W, II. A. of U. Lodge meets first Tiiorsilav at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MPS. MAP. Y ti Al.LAOHEM, Commander. SIARJOim: EATON. Record Keeper. O. E. K Mime Chapter No. 1:1, O. 13. 8., holds slated -ommiin ieation tho sec ond and I'mirih Wednesdays of eHCh ni'tnt-b. Visiting members cordially welcomed. NELLIE O. NEII.U W. M. AV' S OP.OVE, Sv. UULNGS OF TtlE DUFF3 H ELfi M WAIiTS TO COM E OOwM TJ PtNMrrt AND. THEN DRAG ME TOCxIME KIMO OF A MUSICALE lON'l JUT - I DON'T FEEL LlKfc cOlMO'-I'M ABOUT HALF ALL IN - G'JtSS I'lL CALL O? AND IF I CAM OUT OK IT Want Ads FOR SAI.K Prize winning Partridge Rock, 1.60 per Bettinit of fifteen eggs. Phone 475-M, or call 2710 North Fir street. 4-5-lm FOR SALE Ford car. Just over hauled. Phone 4')1-.M '4-i:.;it FOR SAI.K Cooking range with res ervoir. Inquire ut 808 N avenue 4-8-0tp FOR DRY lti-in. wood call 3DU-J. 3-28-tf FOR SALE Apples. Jonathan, York and Ben Davis. First grade, $1.00; second grade, !0c. Without boxes. II. J, Reher. Fruitdale. Across from County Poor Farm. 3-27-lmp FOR SAI.K Setting eggs from two- year-old trap-nested English White Ieghorn Hens and pedigreed cock erels. 1.25 per setting, $0.00 per hundred and up; Write to Mrs. Geo. H. Chapman, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-22-lmp WANTED. WANTKD Maternity cast's. Terms ' reasonable. I'hone ftiO-W 4-lH-atp W ANTIC II TO RKNT iUtl-cgg Incu bator. Phone 47D-H. 4-i:i-2tp WA.XTKI) A nine-room house fur nished. JIust have six sleeping rooms. Call at 1512 Y avenue. 4-11-Gtp WORK WANTBIV-I repair your auto at your home. All work guaranteed. Reduced rates. Russell Main f80. 3-30-1 m , FOR RENT FOR RKNT Furnished bedroom 1510 Adams Ave. Phone 417-W. 3-25-tf t(.' RENT One large garden spot. Phone 3II9-M. 4-12-.'!tp FOR RENT Four-room house. In quire Newlin Book and Stationery Co. 4-l.!-2t FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 390-J. 1512 Adams avenue. 3-31-tf BI1S CELL ANEODS IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any kind of hauling done call E. G. Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp HEMSTITCHING And Rot Edge buttons covered half bill, full ball acorn and bullet scorn styles. Mail orders given prompt attention. AU work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First block vest of post office. 8-29-tf ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Cbelf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138 J. l-ll-2';t LOCAL CORSETIERE 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. 3-1-tf 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, Foreman. MARY E. MAYVILLE, Correspondent. Notice for Bids for Street improve ment. NMire is hereby given that sealed bids will be received for the construc tion of proposed improvements in Im provement District No. 119 in the City of I.a Grande, according to plans and specifications therefor now on file in jthe office of the City Recorder. Bids j will be received up to April 19th, 1922, jat 7:30 o'clock p. m., at which time they will be opened. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check of the bidder payable to the City Re cnrder for 10 per cent of the' amount Ibid. Parties contracting to do the work ! proposed will be required to agree to Hook for payment to the property in Isaid District assessed for such im provement and 'the lien therefor and also to agree to take the bonds issued therefor at par in case they are not HELEN, WOULD VOO MIND CALLING THAT C5TONT OFF FOE TONIGHT- I'VE HAO A HARD PA7 ANO FEEL ALL IN - I'D RATHER SPEND THE EVENING AT HOME AND TORN IN HER C-.tT ceo -j .i n HAHTHH.MF.SS KKC1STK Its NOTABI.K St'KKKX TKIl'MPH IN "TOL'AHLK UAVUI." When Joseph llergeshoimer finally allowed one of his stories to be trans lated into screen reels he tntruste I the task to Richard Barthelmess. ThejN. J. Sinnott and isued the following lesult has justified his judgment for platform: "Tol'able David," the Fiist National A protective tariff to fnfegunrd auracuon wnien openea its run at tne;the Interests of Oregon. Aicade theatre ytsteulay. tanks lav ahead of the .season's offerings'. The production marks d'artoel mess' fiist appearance as a star. His ro' as David Kinemon is one that calls for sympathetic acting and tht I cupL jie handling which it receives Urora Burtlulmess makes the charac ter an outstanding onet The star registers high in the role of the I mountain youth whose unwavering ambition is the keynote of his char acter. In one day the world is transformed for David. He has his chance to drive the government mail and because he legutds it as a sacred trust the op- portunity comes to all at once to prove his qualifications for the job, wipe out the stain on the family honor and regain the affections of his girl. The climax comes in a smashing fight that is a real sensation for combined gun play and two fisted manhandling. Gladys Hulotte plays the part ol Esther llatburn with charm and sim plicity. The others in the etfst are Warner Richmond, Edmund Gurney, Laurence Eddinger (father of Wallace Etidinger), Foirst Robinson, Walter P. Lewis, Ernest . Torrence, Ralph Vearsley, Harry Hallam, Marion Ab bott and Patterson Dial. Henry King directed tho picture which was pro duced by Inspiration Pictures, Inc. THE HEAL THING. One of the big moments in "God's Ciucible." the picturization of Ralph Connor's novel "The Foreigner,' a Hodkinson release which will be of fered Saturday and Sunday 1 to the Patrons of the Star Theatre, takes place in a court room, where the young hero is on trim for nis life. When Ralph Connor wrote the novel he de scribed this court room at very great length, and Because it played so im portant a part in the unfolding ol the story, in funest detail. He was enabled to do this because he did not call- upon his imagination, but rather described an actual court room whicn existed in the city of Winnipeg. So that when theatre -patrons, see the court room scene in "God's Cruc ible" they will be seeing not a make shift but the real thing. Not only that but the Court Crier and the clerks and" many of the attendants are men who have officiated in their spective offices for a great number ol years, therefore tneiri technique is quite pet feet. Even the newspaper reporters are not "extras" but actual reporters connected with the- Canadian Free Press, which seems to insure the last wora in rcalismp AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY OF "A POOR RELATION." "A Poor Relation," the latest Cold wyn feature comedy, ntarrinff Will Ropers, is nhowinK for the Inst times today at tho Sherry Theatre. The picture is the film version of the stape play of the same name that has been successfully penormed for the past thirty-one years. It brought fame tn its author, Edward E. Kidder, as well as to the late Sol Smith Russell, who created the title role and acted it for many years. . Will Rogers is an ideal "poor re lation." Ai u quaint and shabby phil osopher who fathers and mothers two orphans, though he himself has noth inc. the cowboy star will brins laugh ter and tears to all who see him. The I pait of Noah Vale miht have been j born with him l 'i he-,stnry is simple nnd virtue tri-1 umphs over sehemnijj villiiiny, but; only after many trials that are both j amusing and pathetic. I Every resource of the producer has J been utilized to make "A Poor Rela- j tion" Mr. Rogers' Goldwyn master-1 piece. Also showing a comedy. , sold to Ibinl parties. The City Commission reserves the ridht to rejeot all bids. The total es timated cost of the proposed work i; the sum of 1,41.1.04 and' no bid will ! accepted which is frrcater in amount I than the estimated cost. All bids must be filed with the Recorder on or before the time mentioned. J. E. STEARNS, Recorder of the City of Ia Grande .!! Apr. 8 int. He'll Get a Warm Reception THAT'S A FINE SUGGESTION MERE I AM ALL READY TO LEAVE.-YOO PROMISED MS FOR THREE CWS NOW THAT VOO WOULD GO" BUT IP YOU DON'T THINKVOU'LL LIVE.WKV COME HOME- I'LL GET YoOli DINrtEC- COM EON -WELL I ' . J 7, STAY HOME ! GOOD BY f -1 . I 1 ... 1 .& Til K PHI ITICS ' I lllall I WklllWW "I came over to tell you all that 1 am a candidate for congresR on the Republican ticket," remarked James Gwynn of Pendleton, who spent yea tetilay afternoon in the city. A few days ago he announced him self as an onnonent to Conirressnmn Securing Oregon's just share of the Rtclamation rund for Oregon's recla mation and irrigation projects. Government assistance in the de velopment of Cliegon's hydro-electric power. The fostering and muintainieg. on an economical and common-sense bas is, of the free public schools. i he reduction or taxes by econom ical administiation of public affairs. Federal aid load money for use on economic market roads; n-it for tour ist roads only. Vigorous efforts by Federal Gov ernment to stamp out narcotic evil: ,Kenuine enforcement of nil laws. Just compensation to our service men who served and defended us His slogan is: "Keep failh with our service men, rigid- economy, en forcement of all laws." Mr. Gwynn lived in I,n (liamle sev eral yeais ago before lo.ating in Pen dleton. BEES 10 8E (fly Associated Prcsal WASHINGTON, Apr. 11. The proverbial "busy bee" is to be kept still busier if an ingenious little con trivance just invented by a govern ment scientist is adopted by the ap- a;;t At the Brownie Lunch 217 Fir St. Clydo Decious, Prop Exide Batteries llatterlea lm teclc. Batteries for Kent.-. -r- llatterlei Iteeliarged llatteries Watered Free. Uatterlea ol nil makes Itepnlred. Strouibcrg Carburetor Service. B & T BATTERY STATION Fred Burgess, Prop. In l.elghton'8 .Mnehino Works 'La Camille' Corsets are the Ideal foundation for I your new costume. As style, fit and comfort are the essen tials to proper corstlng, "La Camille" Corsets will give your figure tha fashionable silhouette and the necessary support to bring out Us best lines. Tbe celebrated. "VK.NTlliO" BACK eliminates boning pressure along the nplne and pressure of laces In front, thus assur ing perfect comfort to the wearer. Why not know what real corset satisfaction Is be fit ted to "La Camille." A Complete niock Always On Hand. ITlccs r-'.BO ana Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, Corset lero 1702 cor. Sprlns; and Oalt Phone 322-W ' PUT TO WORK U 1 0 Afraid to I !szn; i am, i i vn.'jt f r h -ii v u ,-1 iw irrmi' is.it r-i iaries of the. country. An o'fieial of .the llmeau of Kntomology ntlviied the Bureau of standards today that he lhad invented a di'vicv which will oper !ato on the principles of the turnstile iand lhat it will register the arrival home and departure of every bee that enters the hive on honey-nlaking er lands. The apparatus consivts, it was explained, of a gate to be placed at jthe entrance to a beehive with a sor ties of telephone inossag- registers at jtached in such a way as to register each time n bee ho, is, skips or lumps ion or over the contrivance which was isaid to be operated electrically by al ternating current. The inventor explained that about 'three hundred thousand bees go out .during the day. on honey gathering expeditions, and that while consider able electrical eir.rgy was needed ti operate the recording gate on the nv erage hive, the'amount of energy ex pended by the device each time a bee passed was infinitesimal. HEAR MEI.DRI M i.KCTl'RK. President A, M. Mcldrum of Spo kane University kctures next Mon day, Tuesday nnd Wednesday in the Chiistinn church. Don't fuil to hcai him. 4-13-31 STA TONIGHT "Winners of the West" And Other Doings SATURDAY, SUNDAY Ernest Shipman Vr,,t' J , RALPH CONNOR'S i.r.Mi,W 1 ML IDIitltiNLR' WW.y HENRY Mi RAE Gallon Glass -Willon Lirkayo ' GUlysCi'luim- liiU-rl illumes it;i:iii1:! 1'.. ' I1 Y xVv!' l' V .!' i m I 'S-iii.r i:4) M i' i.l. li' . , . !. :' J r,: i.i' h. ,!! ,.1 y y 1 i ii SPECIAL We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach ines of standard make which we will sell at re duced prices. These are new machines in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. Sold' on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. Eastern Oregon Light 81 Power Company I WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD The Reason for our is ovk Substantial Seuvice pyniio WELCOME YOUR BANK ACCOUNT A ( 'licckiiiji; Acc.i'iiiit fur your words nnd ('onvcnit'iK'C. A S.-iviiis Account for your surplus. Start building I'or your futiiiv riiinncial iiidi'lK'Hidcnci'. "The Bank That Takes Care of Your Interests" PM E M BE R55 United States National Bank La Grande, Ore. r What They Say In High Musical Circles- is Proved In Half Million Homes Brunswick has achieved perfect rendition of even such difficult toncis as those of the piano, the harp and the human voice, in its upper register, We have the Brunswick records for April come in and hear them. Eastern Oregon Music Company I Welders of 1-5 THE BEST EQ7I!'PXD IN EAST OUECON Cylinder Kt-crintllne Crnnxsluft Rofrindlni Fitong, Piston Hinua, Piston Plni Cars and Tnicdm of 411 Makes Ovt-rlnulcd Snthlaa Work nf A I K!n.1s i ttfte Qolpped and mi'incd hy eiporte for the lov work 0 LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS Substantial Growth. A? a 0iir49 All Metal " i i: K. W. LciKhton, Prop., -O o - k r-rr ,1 . " .T 1.9. ..i 4 IJ'.T L-L?.-! . -jct g e o 01 e ... ' ! o e
