La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT T'll-1,si1y- A TvH 20, 1022 Tlx anxmm vrvr.mm oTisrrrvr.n PIVOTS RTCVF.W Classified Want Ad: PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS FOR SALE OR TRADS FOK SAI.K Good used pianos on ex tremely eusy payment plan. A: reasonable prices. Eastern Oregon Music Co. 3-128-tf Si.(. ( w.i I I S WATCH MKH.h.W KH'AI'I IH. J. U INCl.B 11 ml Pit. M AIMI AltlOT j FOR SALE J.v.iid.. i-uai-unt.: (ii wonii'D una run en n a .Htjrciuiiy. on n .- rhun Main lfiti. Iti H. I'lioitH M.ttn Uti. Lit Grundc Niitioiwil Hani: I'.uiWllitK- PHYSICIANS AXI) SL'ltUKONS ui:o, ll. v Kims. m. n. i icruM-ui Hur- ery. OfflcH over Nilvt'rthurn'8. ordcit phone Miitn 112; reaid-Mice phone Mum r,Ki. NATl'KK CUIUS DR. A. N. MAYVILI.R Ppeclnllst In rhronlt dlMi-iis-. Al.-thoiis, Mrrhnno ThT!iy and Nutuniputh. Skin and blood tlisefisfs, m-rvoua dis.'ases. Chronic lUiudui'hp, Kczi-nm, Burnt iva. Append It'll is. t'oiiMt ipni ion, Itowl Trouble; all kinds of. Chronic .Pint'iia -auv.iivsui ully ir-;iif,d. I't-.ohe Main 593. Room 1, 2, !i, second floor Cool ldo Hldtf.. oppoHile Star Thatr Of fice hmirn. 1(1 lo 1:1 n. in., 1:30 to li:00 p, in. ConsulliUioti free 3-4if DM. J. K. WOUI)KM Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous Miid chronic diHeaws tt HT'C'li'l' V. Suitt; 2U. Sum niiT HldK. ovrr Silver! horn's. Office hourH, 10 to 1 a. m.t l::iu ; 5 p. in,, 7 to H eveninRH. rlnuie -T.iT-W. Rock, 91.50 per setting of fifteen -KK9. I'hone 475-M, or call 2710 North Fir street. 4-5-lm PrlKoners In fling Sing prison who Haw certain whiihh of Thomas iTlze winn:n( Partridge j MUImn'8 latest Paramount picture, 'The City of Siloiit Men." filmed, admit that Mr. Mflfchan'H 'escape" from the prison was novel, ami tortulninff. "The City of Silent Men1' will he shown at tha Arrndo Thetitrn .FYiduy and Saturday. Mr. MeiKhaiti as the hero of the story, is sent to prison on circum stantial cvidHiwo and sifter serving several yrtirs ho makes his escape. The furtive serruted himself In a packing; box, was nailo-I up inside and rmlo out on a, four-horse truck through t ho famous "South Gate" If You Need Strenpth and Reserve Power TAN LAC The World', Gre.teit Tonic KOK SAI.K Oakland .Six touring car, fine condition, 378. Phone 343-M. 4-18-5t HJIt SA1.K ing team uf hornea and extra Rood wagon, suitable for draying. See Emuhixer at Oregon Grocery Co. 4-8-tf I' Oli SA1.K Uoed baby buggy. Phone 21H-W. 4-18-tf for limtanie? It would be iuipw- Kiblo to niaUo'a count. II tit fc.i her i latest photoplay the liumber is JuhI , fourteen. "Tim Fourteenth Lover," which Willi be! shown at the Sherry Thea jtie. boKlnnluK today, concerns a speedy little flapper. VI Marehmont. played by Miss Dana. VI has thir teen suitors to start with and h Watson, deceased, and all persons hav- father who wants her to conceit- jng claims atrainst said estate aiv S unto, an one. The ono she conceit- hereby notified to present the sum.! 'J iituiTB uu js liim lull i luiriiiu, n .i.tii- wiLn nrmier voiirnprg rn inn aim, tin.' dener on her father's estate. He jniinistratrix at the office of J, 1). Slat ts a 'university man, but not con-j,,r, her attorney, in I.a Grande, Ore sldered elidible by the wealthy ,g0n, within six months front the date Marehmont family. And VI is not 0f this notice. KOK DKY 10-in. wood call 399-J. 3-28-tf FOK SALE Apples. Jonathan, York and Ben Davis. First grade, $1.00; second grade, 50c. Without boxes. II. J. Kcher, Fruitdalc. Across from County Poor Farm. 3-27-lmp of iihe iprison. Ho took the atute considered eligible by the gardener. Ho does not like these society girls whoso llv,es seem remote from or dinary human emotion. But Vi's emotion is vt'ry ordinary and very human. She knows sho is In love, and sho Is ready to live in a hall bedroom if necessary (to havn the man of her choice. Her father Dated and puhlishe this (ith (lay of i April, 1!)22. MATTIR E. COOK, ! Administratrix. J Apr. 0-1:1-20-27, May 4. i NOTICE. I Notice is hereby given that M. W. Kiddle, administrator of the estate of stLlpg In and idjschnrges the garden- Ij,;. k. Kiddle, deceased, has filed his er. Whereupon VI prepares to fit final account as such aministrator and herself to heroine gardener's that Saturday, the (ith day of May, wife. She takes uu cooking, sew- n-2. at the hour of 111 o'clock n m.. route that Thomas Murray, n during tnK and o(h,er eculaomlc arts, and has been fixed as the time when tile crook, took whin he escaped, nailed conspires with the garditter s inoth-'county Court of Union County, Ore up In ft laundry mihb, on .May 27,jer to overrome his pride. ' This 'Boni wji hear objections to said final 1887. Imprisoned iil-tliuers smiled leads her into scandalous adventure account and will settle and allow the as they looked on. They found thejmt VI finds the fourteenth lover Is sam. scene Interesting and Instructive. really her only love. CRAWFORD EKIN Also showing Mlraelfj of the. Attorneys for Administrator. Jungles," chapter number one. lAnr. 0-13-20-27. May 4. JUST ARRIVED ! GENTLEMN'S SPRING O00DS CHENEY SILK 'NECKWEAR VAKSITY WILK UNDER WEAR and PAJAMAS This exceptional line is appreciated h,- nxi(l dressers Ami the price is rii;lir The Toggery We are the only Custom Made Tailors in this city Largest Union Tailoring establishment between Salt Lake and; Portland 1IICK iiixl tiillltniu?. I.: KSTKIl r.llnirr-ltocs liilf. oronin. CUCI1HAN nnd Kill -am Mill liuo. T Cochrnn and c.ilun I:. Kiiurhard. At ornoyg. La Cirandu N'uLional llank Tlulldlns. CONTKACTOK9 V. J. Mcl.KI.I.AM n- ;isl. rod profi a Mlonal civil nnin.r: mirviylnt? snd tunt'8. Itoom l'J, J,;i Ormide Niitional Hank 'Ifuililin, l'hono Mntn ill. KOK SALE Setting eggs from two-year-old trap-nested English White Leghorn Hens and pedigreed cock erels. $1.25 per setting, $6.00 per hundred and up. Write to Mrs. (Jeo. H. Chapman, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-22-lmp LOST (U)S'i An innmn muljUer Monday evening. Keturn to Observer. Re ward. 4-18-tf Warden Lewis K. Lawes peYmft itcd dMrector Formau to stat' the scene at Slnjj Sins, but was textpt cautious to see that no Kcuui:ie con vict was tempted to depart with tlie players. The ''prisoner" was hid den inside the biff packing ensot in side the prison nnd th,:n, as the pate 'was opened to let the truck drive out, rode, to freedom ;ln the case. The truck drovo to Itho Oss- ining freipht statiaa, with the camera clicking behind It, and there the "fugitive" got out of the box and made his 'get:way" with the camera photographing the fVat. AKl'lMTUCTS C U. MUlcf. Ar.-hitoct. Itnam 11, T.n Grnndn Nntlonal Jiank JJmldlntf, Irandw, Ort'Kon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY I'ho llrotln-tiit-n. (.r.'UHlt 'J.SMi. ini'.-ts , ,'ilfii- Ain-THiin V. V n I 111 iiml !iiirtl! : i Hull. li'-w polki,.-.. t 'ohi,' ti nil i nvi'si lu All MMIIIlli II W. T. CA I'TK.S'. l''oi ,'iiin n. ,i Aiiv i-:. in r vi i.i.i':, Corrt'nii'nult'iit L. O. O. M. La flrnndo I.i,d(ra No. STiO, lKynl Order of .Moose, holds regular inectinnn 'vrrv Tlmrsiliiy niKlhl at S p. in. al Odd kVllowi.' Hull. The Wo men's .MunseliL'iirt Legion nii'i'ts sec ond nnd I'liuilh Tluns.i.'iyH of eni'll month. Moos.i I.u'll'll t t ho World nieel.s sei'i'iiO Momlay of each month. Visitor), ithvavi wt'li-nine. .1. J. MAUI. AX. lUotntor. . W. K. KI.IMIIIAMMia;. S.'C. WANTED. WANTED Kour logging teams. We want sound chunks 1750 to 11)00 lbs. each, five to seven years old. Write or call. Milton Box Co., Mil ton, Oregon. 4-l!)-2t AT SHI'.timS, TOitAl, I'TllilAY Heiress and Hired Man In Itoinanee WOKK WANTED 1 repair your auto nt your home. All work guaranteed. Reduced rates. Russell Main 580. 3-;t0-lm FOK KENT KOR RENT Furnished rooms. In quire 1007 Sixth St. 4-10-3tp FOK RENT Steam heateil furnished apartments. 1000 Washington Ave. 4-18-tf Therc is the story of the young bridegroom who was nskud if ho had ever loved any either woman. And he had to confess that for years he had cherished an nrdc'ut devotion 'for Maude Adums, although ho had never spoken to t her; all !.' had done was to see her on ulte stage. And It Is true that actresses have lovers by tho thousands; in the case J J of acreen actresses their lovers areiii of screen actresses their lovers jj J aro all over the world. flow 111 ' I FOR KENT Furnished light housekeeping, . 1512 Adams avxnue. for Try the special French Pastry with your ice cream at the Palace Confec tionery. . - 4-15-tf A Farmer Cure of Kheumaiism. "A man living on a farm near here came in a short time ago completely doubled up with rheumatism. I hand ed him a bottle of Chamberluin's Lini ment and told him to use it freely." says C. P iRayer, Patten Mills. N. Y "A few days later he walked into the store as straight as a string and hand ed me a dollar, saying, iiive mo an other bottle of Chamberlain's Lini ment; I want it in the house all the time for it cured me." Adv. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given to all con cerned that letters of administration have been issued by the County Court of Union County, Oregon, to Mattie E. Cook upon the estate of William H. WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD USE SLOAN'S TO WARD OFF PAIN LITTLE aches grow into biff pains unices warded oil by an applica tion of Sluan8. Rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, !amc hack won't fu, lit long against Sloan's LinitnVnt. For more than forty years Sloan's I.inhnent has helped thousands, the world over. You won't be an excep tion. It certainly docs produce results. ft penetrates without nibbing. Keep this old family friend always handy for instant use. Ask your neighbor. At all druyyists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Liniment lenerm a i many lovers has little Vlokt Dana. provomcnt and the lien therefor and also to agree to take the bonds issued MISCELLANEOUS B. P. O. Et.KS I.n Grande Lodge No. 433. Lodpe meets each Thnrfday evening- nt 8 o'clock. Home nnd clun prlviii'Kf'.s cheerfully extended to all Brother Klks. NOI.AM PIC IFF. Exulted Ruler F. 1 TKAIISON, Secretary. MODERN WOODJIKN OF AMKKICA La Grnnde Cninn No. 7703 meets on the Tlrst Thursduy evening of eneh month, In the K. of P. Hull. Visiting n'eluhbois welcome. E. 11. ItlN-lin, V. C, JAKl'i lillSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. I.a Grande l.odse No. 41, A. F. nnd A. M.. holds regular iwu-eUngn fir.st pud third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. c. vr. niN'GN'F.ri. w. M. E. II. KINGO, Sec. h. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 2511. meeti every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting membern welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. Hir.DSF.I.L, See. WlKIMRM Of TUB WOULD Ln Grnnc's Cnmn No. lcn. Meets every first and llilrd .Monday at Engles hall. All visiting nelulihorn welcome. Dues pnvnlde nt the office of the ci.-rk. Itooms 21-22. La Grande Na tional Hank I'.ldg. JOliN f-irnTT, C. C. It. J. KITCHEN. Glerk. KNIGHTS OF l'V Til i AS lied Cross Lodge No. 27, ,iiiels vcry Monday evening in Cft.stle Hull I K. of I Hall), at 8 n. in. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. niANK a. Ti;i!Nt:rt. c. c C. L. GIIAII M. K. II. H. WOMEN'S IlKNtFIT ASSOCIATION of the Muccnhees, I.a Grnnde Lodge Nn. 2T, W. IS. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday nt 2 p. m. and third W'Ml nejidiiv at 8 p. in., nt K. of 1. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. .MIlS. MARY GALLAGHER, Commander. MAP.JOP.IE EATON. liecord Keeper. O, K. s. Hope chapter N'n. Ill, o. 10. 8 holds slat-d cunniunicalion the sec ond nnd fourth w. "incsdiiys of each monih. Vialtlns member cordially welcomed. .NKLLIE G. NEILL. W. M. ANNA S. GlioVE. Soc. 08SE AOS GET RESULTS PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh ton's Welding &' Machine Works. 4W5 -tf EXPEKT PIANO TUNING Cleun and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin Book Store for appoint ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any kind of hauling done call E. G. Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp Phone 390-J. ,'therefor at par in case they are not 3-31-tf sold to third parties. The City Commission reserves the right to reject all bids. The total es timated cost of the proposed work is he sum of $3,413.04 and no bid will I j c accepted which is greater in amount ! than the estimated, cost. All bidsjJJ must be filed with the Recorder on orii I before the time mentioned. J. E. STEAiRNS, Recorder of the City of La Grande Dly Apr. 8 lOt. I ll i I I i HEMSTITCHING And Piot Edge i buttons covered half bail, full ball acorn and ballet acorn styles. Mail i orders given prompt attention. AIM work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, J 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First I block west of post office. 8-28-tf i ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.! Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., I phono 138J. 1-11-2'ltl LOCAL CORSET1ERE for BareleylJ Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 l O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly I J Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed I throughout. Also Hemstitching and ! j Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. i 3-1-tf Xolice for Bids for Street Improve-'I ment. Notice is hereby given that sealed j iiids will be received for the construe- tion of proposed improvements in Im-: i nrovemont District No. 110 in tho City of Iji Grande, according to plans and i .-necifications therefor now on file in the office of the City Recorder. Bids will be received up t April Ulth, 1922, j J at 7:30 o'clock p. m., nt wnich timei they will be opened. Each hid must J he accompanied by a certified check I of the bidder payable to the City Re-1 J corder for 10 per cent of the amount bid. ! Parties contracting to do the work proposed will be required to agree to look for payment to the property in said District assessed for such im- Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mcr, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. liffljlifUfilf !!! SPECIAL-- We Jiave 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. Soldi on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. .,,,, Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company Sii ill ! v jj! The Reason for our Substantial Growth i IS our SUBSTANTIAL bEUVICE m0mm Progress J a . a , o o o : Again, with the coining of Spring, wr.rk ojicns up, iirodiiclion starts find condi tions immediately seem good. 'Start now to prepare for financial pro tection. Carry out that old and' good in tent ion to start a bank account tin's year. A cheeking necount. J't r the payment and record of your expenses. ' A Savings Account, drawing V interest, n'or tlie! safe keeping and protection of yjo'iir "extra" nioiiev. Make This P.a'nk Your Bank FEDERAL RESERVE tMi-s ys te wum United States National Bank LA DnANDEfUREi !L::: II jjl-wvl i m 'La Camille' Corsets are the Ideal foundation for your new costume. As style, fit and comfort are the essen tials to proper corsting, "La Camille" Corsets will give your figure the faBhlonabl silhouette and the necessary support to bring out its best lines. The celebrated. "VEINTILO" HACK eliminates boning - pressure along tbe spine and. pressur of laces In front, thus assur ing perfect comfort" to tbe wearer. Why not know , what real corset satisfaction Is be fit ted to "La Camille. & Complete mock Always Va Huntl, Prices fi.OO and Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, Corset lere Res. 1702 cor. Spring and Oak Phone 322-W ill j, 'l!f I yl'i 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 come in and hear them. Eastern Oregon Music Company JrU.'NG'S OF 'J DUFF? Leading Up to a Climax SVrTOM I IRONED VOUR SOFT COLLARS e fi.'L' p w i c v-w -, v I ' - ' , i I IWYOUU TOP DRAWER- WHAT ( ' i trt it r I IUC . - I VCOR BREAKFAST f OH HAM THIS MORMIMC3P M0 rGS, VOL) DID A FINE I JOBOM THESE COLLARS, j HELEN ! ( I'M GLAD VOU LIKEO THEM -HEI?E 15 THE. MOCMWCi PAP EG 1 -v I ll inn r ; H 1 ?i I , IK- L .ay y it- 1 1 11 ' i:iips5' ?J t x .11 x.1 M uwa m ' i I BAKED VOL) SOME HOT BISCUITS THIS MORMIKIG- I KMOW HOW FONO YOO Af?E OF THEM j GutaS I'M GETTIMG out PRETTV HARLV THISMOPNIMCi! I F.5. BUT VOU'RE NOT OUT WET I've. GOT To HAVE' SOME HOLT3E MONEV &EFCM?E Voo GET Welders of AH Metals THB BIHT mVirVEO IN KAST ORW.ON rrllDdvc Begrindlric C'runjiahBf t RrsriaAns FiHtoiw, FiUno Kings, Piston Ilwi Car mi TrMCturi ft Ml lHkr- OftThfiotlwA r i v 6 Mmftb Tork of Ail ti4. TPi are iqnlpped and mvuiod hy ei par's 0 for the above worji e LEIGHTON'S WELDING. AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. Lelshton, Pro.