La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text-Monrl.'ty, April 21, 1f)i2 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. 1. IN'OI.R anil DR. MAHGMiET JNfiLJ'J, DlMt:u.M ot wonit-ii hurt (.-hlU dr.n a BiMi-hilty. Offi,-.. lMione Main 30C. IIcb: Phnne Mfiln 126, La Orande Natlolutl Hunk liuilUlhi,'. PHYSICIANS AND Sl'IKilCOXS UKO. 11. Vi:illl.S. M. . lit-ncral fiurif ury. Office ovor Kilv.-rtlrn'H. Offloo phone Muln 112; rvaidouvtt ptlune Main NATIHK (THE DR. A. N. MAYV1M.E Specialist In chronic dlHt-iiHt's. .Mt-tliodH, Mechano Tlionipy and Xuturtipath. ykln and blood tllnuistiH, ll;rvoun (lisenties. Chronic Huudache, Krz.ina, fSclatlca, Appt'lidlcltlp. Count ilmtlon, IJowt! Trouble: all klnda of Chronic Dlmma en Buccoaafully Iruutcd. I'lione Alain 6U3. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool Jdtro Hldtf., opposite KUr Theatre. Of fice houi'H. 10 to 12 n. in.. 1:30 to 6:llf p. m. Consullatlon free. S-4tf DR. J. K. WOOUKU, Chiropractor and Naturopalh. N:rvoua and ahronlc nleaaea a specialty, wulte 20, Som mer lllitff.. Livwr fcjilvertliorn's. Office bourn, 10 to 12 a. in., li:;i.lo 5 p. in., 7 (to R evenlniTH. I'lu.ne 4H7-W. ATTOKNlTfS hlltK ftnd tSTi:i: " V.'linrr-'l;oeM:,i lluildinir. J.u (li&ndo, On-jfon.'. COCHltAN and KHHltHAIill Geo. T Cochran and Olon It. Kherhard. At torneys. La. CriUHiu National r,aok liulldlne. COXTHACTOKS U. W. MLKL!.AN KenlMereii profea- monni civil i-.ntiinet-r; purveying and mapH, Hocitn 1, Ja Crande National !ank Ituildin. 1'tione Muln fl. AKC111TKCTS C B. Mtllep. Arfhltect. Room 11, La 'Jrande, Ort-un. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY YIIOMI'.V. 'rho ItrntlicrlKK,,! i AimTlrnn Y-o-. Ult'll, (r:illtl UtuMli- llitiiK'ti'iul No. HSMi, liH'cls ov.Ty s.-c-ond alul murtll cil n.'sil.-iy einilii;s m I'JiilrH Hull, lonii" mid Invt'sl im.i tc U,k' m-w pidicit.. All vlslllnK mtriii iht. Wflfinn... W. T. U 1'TIOX, l-'in-ninn. I JI.MtV.10. M. Wll.l. K. C(rrHxiHhMit. L. O. O. La Ornnrfe Irt.dge Xo. 8r,0, Loyal Order of .Moose, hoUls regular meetlniiH ovcry TiiuralH' nlKlil at tl p. m. at Odd KellowV Hull. The Wo men's .Moosehourt T.erclnn meets sec ond und fourth Thursdayi 6f- each month. Moohh LeKltin of the World meets second Monduy of each month. Visitori alwava welcome. , .1. J. IIAIil.AN, Dlctntnr. W. l' KI.INCIIIAMMIIIt, Sec. B. P. O. ELKS La Orande Dodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening st 8 o'clock. Home and chin privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. NOLAN RKTFP. Exulted Ruler F. j. PICA I IKON. Secretary. MODEItN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the flrat Thursday evening of each month. In the K. of P. Hull. Vlaltinf neighbors welcome. E. It. ltlNOO. V. C JAKE 11Q.STOCK, Clerk. A. F, and A. M. L,a Orande Lodge No. 41. A. V. and A. M.. holds regular meetings firat end third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. RTNONER. M E. It ltlNOO, Sec. h. 6. EAOI. ICS Aerie No. 209. meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. UlltriSELL. Sec. WOODMEN OF Till! WOULD La Grant's Camn No. 19. Iteeu every first and third Monday at Laglea hall. All visiting neighbors welcume. Dues payable at the office of the clerk, ltooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bunk l'.lclg. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. It, J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27. m.jcls every Monday . evening In Castle Hall IK. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. I 'RANIC A. TtlllNER. C. C. i C. L. GRAHAM, K. it. S. WOMEN'S ItENIiKIT ASSOCIATION of the Mnrrabees. I. a flrande Lodge No. 27, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday nt 8 p. m.. nt K. of P. Hall. Visiting sisters welcome. ' MKS. MARY GALLAOHER, Commander. MARJORIE EATON, Record Keeper. O, K. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. B. B., holds stale d communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordlsllj welcomed I w ANNA S. GROVE. Hc. DBS XDS GET RESULTS awJ.NGl?OF'i:' MJF8 rj WHAT ARE YOU VOI ii UP AT THIS TIM lt iTHE HORNIHG, OLIVIA? ERVEH WAHT - I READ AH AD 1HTH8. FeAPER l.ST NIGHT ABOUT A SALE ON SPRING DRESSES AMD I tf ANT RP C3ET DOWM ?.r E "-r-n earlv Z rs- m Want Ads FOR SALE OR TRADI l'OU SAI.K Younif femule milk Kouts. Ilest milk strain. Inquire 1207 Cherry or K. K. K. Grocery. 4-21-tt IUR iAl.K Improved property ri Island City. Price $800. C. M. Porter. Island City. 4-21-Utp r'OK SALE One bay mare, five years uiu. nrone 10 rie or drive. Cull 70:t Kouith street or Phone 1184-M. 4.21-.1tp. FOI! SAI.K Lime and Sulphur spray, tieoijte W. Marshall, lnibler, Ore. Box 85. 4-20-3tp r'OK SALt; Very cheap Violets, Shasta Daisies, Myrtle Plants, White and Purple l'.ilacs and Hoses. Call 131-W. 4-22-:lt BKiKrJDlNti STOCK f'OK SALE 'Will sell pen of cockerel (Tancrej) awl ten two-year-old hens. All full blooded S. C. White Lechorns. $&". W. II. Pickens, fi05 Jefferson Ave 4-21-3t HATCHING KGGS Keduced to 1.50 lor If) for balance of season. Tan crej trap-nested strain S. Leg horns. W. K. Pickens. 4-21-St. Fttlt SALE Good used pianos on ex. trcmely easy payment plan. At reasonable prices. Eastern Oregon Music Co. 8-28-tf FOR SALE rrize winning Partridge Rock, $1.50 per setting of fifteen eggs. Phone 475-M, or call 2710 North Fir street.. 4-5-lm FOR DRY l-in. wood call 393-J. 3-28-tf FOR SALE Apples. Jonathan, York and Ben Davis. First grade, $1.00; second grade, 50c. Withoui boxes. II. J. Reher. Fruitdale, Across from County Poor Farm. 3-27-lmp FOR 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 Sirs. Geo. II. Chapman, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-22-lmp LOST U.OSI' An Inuian mulf.Jer Monday evening. Return to Observer. Re ward, ' 4-18-tf FOUND FOUND Large gray shawl or robe between Palmer Mill and City Park. Inquire at Observer. 4-22-2t WANTED. . WAN'J'BI) To rent furnished or un furnished house, from 4 to 7 rooms. Inquire ot Observer. 4-21-3tp WORK WANTED I repair your auto at your home. All work guaranteed. Reduced rates. Russell Main 580. 3-30-lm FOR KENT FOR RLNT iKorty-ucre orchard. See J. R. Oliver. 4-22-3t FOR RENT One housekeeping room. Phone Ki4-.M. 4-22-2t FOR RENT New Singer Sewing (Ma chines. Electric and others. Phone 50(!-W. 4-21-tp MISCELLANEOUS I PANSY AND CABBAGE Plants now) ready at the Greenhouses. Cherrys Florists. 4-18-tf PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh- ton's Welding & Machine Works. : : , . 4-M-tf EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean und voice your pinno 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 li kind of hauling don call E. G. J Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmpjj ORDERS TAKEN for attam pleating, j Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adami Ave., it phone 138J. l-U-2;ti HEMSTITCHING A Fteo Hn-!j buttons covered half fall ball corn and bullet acora styles. Hail orders given prompt aVmitiea. All I ork fuarU, Ordw taken; for pleating. Mr. L. M. Mortoo, Kit Adimi Avt. Phone 421W. "irt J limk rut af past fnct ! it OHS1WV1X WAST A us on' Bfe) si in n. P '. ) i ; f SHCNM-ir SALE POHMV frUOOCHll pocket AM W KKil i:v, Jit., AMI IMtosI'KHITV That business Is hou'rovlng in the 'east and that this condition is Kpreading Ho the middle west by li- ns. Is the npUilou of W'lllliini WriRley, Jr. Co., CI1U.-1KO. The good old Aimirican dollar is cominK back Into its own. People trout one end of the nation to the other are getting around to the idea that the only basis for reirl prosperity is an hoiiHU day's work for a fair day's wage. j The I'nltetl States us a whole lin been on a "business spree" for the' past five years. Prices, up to re oejitSy, wer? out of all lietise of proportion for the value received. The Ki-eatest cure for hard times, Mr. Wrlgley says, Is to sto.pi talking about hard llimis, hct to work and ltotp money an,d goods circulating. "The year 1H21 was regarded as a pretty bud period for lots of con cerns In the east and middle west," said Mr. wrlgley. "For us it was the best year In the 30 .vents I have beon in the chewing gum Imanufac turlng Industry. , "We are spctadlng $11,000 n day this year to push W'rlgley's Chew ing Gum. The judicious use of printer's Ink is the greatest selling force tn the world. If you do business on a world-wide basis, or oven in the lo cality ciicompassetl within a fe-w blocks, you have : got to keep the people interested or you won't saT.I them; yop goods. ' . i. ItK'H SATIItli: KIS.HillTS JX "HANDI.I5 WITH CAItK" Handle Wlth Chro." starring Grace Iinrmond at the Arc.nlie Thea- ire tonight only. Is it mtitiacl com-1 edy-ilruma, of which there aro far too few that find their way to the I screen. From- a story ty t;naries Belmcnt Davis, it takes the serious question of the iproper way in w htcb to manage a woman land laughs at it and you laugh nt it, und go home feeling that you've had aroal treat. Grace Darmond is a populur de butante who marrlos a man who knew all about law and nothing of love. After two' years, during which he pays more 'attention business than to his wife, she decides that any one of Jiefr ex-stritors would have made a better liuabund than David, lie agrees to glva her n di vorce if she can get any of the old lovers who had sworn to wlllltig- LOCAL CC4RSETIERE for Barcley Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 114 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced' Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St La Grande, Oregon. Wll.l Olivia Dcei ftome Early Ohcpplnj; THAT '9 HIKfc I Mat) W JJiMO ot it riHsriP- WILL00 ) PLEAbt It GE.T Off . J ' MJ cnrtr .f ness to die for Her, to ilopo wlth.er mi opportunity to film ;t picture her. 'of tmpreoedi'iited 4iauty. Cluiro It would be a tOinniei to (lv away W'iudsor and Louis Calhetit are in the outcome of her efforts to elope,' the leading roles. and of her husband's efforts to wlu back her love. In addition to being n sparkling and frothy pbuto-drauia, "Handle With Care" presents Graoa Pullnond at her very best. She is beautiful nud weurs some lovely towus. In addition to this spark'Unp com edy-drama, four good acts of vaudo ville are also ou the program. TOO WISH WIVKS" JSX , DAY AT HHKKItVK Move marriage eids all. The truth is precisely the reverse. H begins 'I all. Many photoplays "iris out"!, with a love scene tilleil, "And they I lived happily ever after" In which the engaged pair are ilhouttod against the Betting sun. "Too Wise Wives," a Lois Wuber Production for Purumoiuit, now showing nt the Sherry Theatre, la a picture thut could easily begin "And they lived happily ever tatter." Hut It doesn't. The story neuters urounid two misrrled coiiipSes und deflets li Co as It really Is, us most married o"!1' "ve it. Many ot the scenes were tngen m Santa Bur bam iiiunaioiu the1 lu- terior of which Afforded Lni Vb- Make OH Things New Again Make your old1 Electric Fixtures, Radiators in the Home, Baby Buggies, Reed and Ratan Furniture all New again, with our new process of painting and enameling. Do the work right in your home and will not take down fixtures greatest thing ever discov ered for beautifying and renewing the interior of your home. W. A. BEN HAM Electrical Supplies ' Me SPEGIAL ' We have on hand a few ElectriG Washing Mach ines of standard makt which w will sell at, re-. ' duced prices. " ' "" ; " ; ' These are( new machines in perfect working con dition which have becMBt shopworn. Seld eft tisy payMtnti witk a liberal liseut for a8h. t . V ' Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company 1 1 jj ',!..... 'La Camille' Corsets t4kA IJ.nl fAnJaHa f Al B 1 V Lli V IDEM 11UliU..'"" " your new -eostutn. Aa atjrla, fit and comfort ara tha en tlala to propar coritlni, "La Camille" Corseta Till gWa your tlgura tba faihlonabl ailbouetta and tha aecesiary aupport to bring out ita bait lines. Tba celebrated. "VENT1LO" 11AOK ellmlnatea bonlnj praaaura along tba spina and preiiura of lacea In front, tbua aaaur log perfect comfort to tba wearer. Why not know what real corset aatlifactlon la be fit ted ta "La Camilla." A Complete Work Alwuya tin Hand. 112.00 and Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, Ra. 171 tor. awtim r6 Oak raM ia-v Otat'T FcWrtf WuVt ALAl7!i OWE TARtTHA' no mtet: .ij j. j y AJ.tVWPy L a I y A .-i ,"L .1 'V I 1 111 Coinedy, "in uu.il Out.1' Stubborn Caaea of Stomach Trouble Yield Promptly to TANLAC 25,000,000 Bottle! Sold R.unyan'sii T1 ;!S ' c . II ine loggery ,i! Sign Service J- . t Sign Service Auto Painting The modern kind thai lasts J A Guarantee With Every Strok oi J J ( - antee U Good, Runyan New Foley Bldg. :::::::::::; 1 i in 1 1 i V I, rr asiAN 5Z. IT "touatMl Of MY sts-eTH TO DO T OifiSillillllllillllilllllllllll'IIMIifr, iililil ' Mil It M i l" M I H ' TT-m GOOD YOU CAN "BANK" UPON THESE VALUES Good Looking, Well Fitting Clothes Xewt'st Rpi'injr Knits, tailor mndo to $S5 Miidf Monstiro , i.") to Suits in stock 2."to if II Let Us Clean and Press Your Suits I ! li ANDREWS BROS. S ' j KNOX HATS WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD ' The Reason for our Substantial Growth t is our Substantial Service llsl: Feel .-, , Financial . f a a a c rxabo' f .t ? a- e a . a o .j a m a r j o a c rxabo' j 0 o a Did yon over 8to) to think of the ninny ndvnntnfros til' a Savings Account with this Uank? Do you realize that, most of nil, it gives you t'inanci:'.! protection? You can iopen an account with a dollar, or more. You can withdraw if at aiiy time, v : "It iays you 4'f inter(st , ' Come in and let us explain the system to vou. - - . EDERAL RESERV1 United States National Bank ' LaDrande,Ore. f 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 Welders of TUB BEST EQWrSD IN EA.HT OKiffif.ON . Cy Under BccriixJlnj CraR4h8irt RyitirlnRg . Cut and Traelori of .40 Watet 0etlniwli4 VALUES E. & AV. SHIFTS mill COLLAUS Protection AH Metals i 4 Xoz Kin tagnXt mA e o Htm rvTatn a I AND MACHINE WORKS o K. W. Leiichton, Pro.