La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1922, Image 7

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LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVBR
PXOTC RAVEN
Classified
PROFESSIONAL F0R SALE OR TRAD IS
DIRECTORY
LI.M t'-SUl.PHUR Spray for Sale.
OSTEOPATHIC l'HYSKTAN'9 85. 4-U8-tttp
J.K KrTT '''U" SALK (Jiwd bis teum. Will
JNOI.K, DismiRtrs of wonit-n and chil- sell cheap. Lull OreKOii Grocery.
' flrti a MPM'ilty. Office riioliH Main j .,7 tr
106. l!i. 1'lmiiH Mnln 1J0. La lirande t-ii-ii
National Hunk HulltilnK. , , .
. tOK SAUi No. 1 Seetf Potatoes
1'IIYSICIANS AXI Kl'it(ii:0.9 Ury Land Grown. Kree from Pis-
case. Netted Oms, Gold Coin und
UK11. 11 VKiiltH. M I) i;.n-rai SurB- p,ido of Multnomnh. Oo. Noble,
t'rv. OrfK-n ovt-r Hllvurlhorn a. Oflco , . . . ,.,, ... '
phone Main 112. phone Marti T.I2 or 20:S-W.
4-2fi-0tp
J. .1. IT.AIUSY, M. D Physician and
huiKcon. Gardner liltlir. " SAl.t-At a iiuijruin. l'Jll) mod-
4-27-lm e' motorcycle with sidecar. Must '
sell. Am leaving town. Call 4D;1-J.
. NATl'HU CI.'HB 4-2(i-:lt
KOR SAI,K .Modern three-room
"hroiclLY'yr'no- house. Good location. lilttOi Adams.
Therapy and Naturopath, .akin and 4-2(i-4tp
bloud diHe.'iMp. tn.rvous discuses.
Chronic Headache. Edema. Sciatica. .ail' m,.,,t ,..,, ;.,
Appondlciila. Constipation. Kovnl u" bAIh improved pi operty 11
Trouble; all klmia of chronic Difa- Island City. Price $M0. C. M.
ea u.'crssflllly troatvd. Phono Main in,tB,' Inland Pity i "I c.
693. Itoom 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo!- orter' lslana uty' 4--l-Ctp
Idpo BlitK., opposite Ktar Theatre, of- ...... . 7 T
. flee iioura. in to u a. in.. i:3u lo 0:00 I OK SAl.h I still nave some first
p. m. consultation free. 3-;tr lrize winninK yeow dent seed corn.
DR. j. e. ivoODHUOhiropractor and You can buy at the Hoover or Saw-
Natoropath. N.-rvous and chronic ycr's if you cannot come out J. 11.
1lMta."i-M u specialty. Suite 20, Slum- .,,,..i,.,.,i ..v,,;,.!..!- A 1A ct
mer UldB. Over Kllv.'rlhorn'a. Orfl.i btoddurd, Y ruitilJle. 4-24-U
bourn. 10 to lli e. tn.. l::iu it) .1 p. in., 7
to g i.vning,s. I'honn 47-w. f'Qtft SALE Good used pianos on ex-
ATTOltXKTS
KlltK and lON'l't:it r.-ihncr-ltncscn
liuilditiK. J.a Uratiflc, tlreon.
CtlCHHAN and . KHKHIIAHU Oeo. T.
Cochran and Colon It. Khurhard, At
torneys. I,a Crande National lianlt
HulldiliK. .
COXTItACTOKS
1. J. MeLRI.LAK ll.-BlBtered profes
sional Civil lhiKineer; surveylnir and
Diapa. Itoom u, l,a Crande National
Bank Hulldint;. 1'hono Muln !1.
AKCIUTKl.TS
C; B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La
Grande National Hank lluildlng, Lit
'.rande, Oregon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
v i;ohi:v.
Thfl HrothTli'Mil i Ainrrtcnn Vo-nit-li,
1 1 r:i lido i:ninlt! Honit'flf;ul No.
h.st;, in. -i-t s rM'Miy Hicotnl and ifHirlh
VV llfsHii j' PVt'tllliK l KllKleH MhII.;
Cnliif mill InvcHiHrilo lln' new pol ii-irn.
Ail wsil 1 UK mi-ninnr w I'li'nme.
V,. T. J'Al'TKN,
Koi-finnn.
. S1AUV K. MAVVII.LH,
U O. O. .M. Ltt (Jranilo Lmlire No. 8"0,
Loyal Order ot JIuoho, liokis regular
meellnKJi every Tlmi'sdny nltrM at H
p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hull. The Wo-,
nitin's Mooso-hparl Ia'ffion meeti Per
unit nd fourth ThiirHilayn of ench
month, MuOsc IjOBlon of the World
meets we' und Mondny of each month.
Vitltor. alwuvs welcome.
J. J. H AIII.AN, Dlotntor. .
W. b Jvl-INCMAM.MKIC. .Sor.
B. P. O. EIKH La f.rnnd Lnrlff No.
433. Lodge mets each Thurwilay ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and Cluo
prlvllPKea cheerfully extended to all
J I roller Flks.
NOT.AT PKIFF. Kxnlted Ruler
h U PIOAIiSON. Secretnry.
MODKUN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La (..riind!, Pnmp No. T703 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of I. Hall. Villeins
nciKlibora welcome.
K. It. HIN'On, v. c.
JAK K ROSTOCK. Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La Crande Lodgo No.
4, A. F. and A. M.. holda regular
meetings first and third Fridays nt
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Uasons,
C. W. BTVONF.R. W. M.
K. R. IilN;o. Sec.
h. O. KAOLKS Aerie No. 2FI. meets
every Friday night at Kagles Hall.
Vial ting members welcome. .
Z. LILLY. W. P.
J. K. UirtDSKLL, Sec
WOODMKN OF THH WOULD La
Cruriiio ('iimn Ao. Ill 9. MeetB every
first and third Mondny at Ragles
hull. Ail vUiting neighbors welcome.
Dues pavnhle at the office of the
cierK. itnums zi-a, ia uruuuw no
tlonal Bank fildg.
. JOHN SCOTT, C. C.
- R, J. KITOHKN, Clerk.
KNIOHT8 OF PYTHIAS I'.ed Croft
Lodge No. 27. meets every Jionuny
vening in Castle Hail K. of P.
Hall), at 8 o.-m. A Pythian welcome
to all vlsftinir Knlght..
H1AMC A. TCRNRR. C. C.
C. U ORAHA.M. K. U. H.
WOMEN'S RKNKF1T ASSOCIATION of
the MnrcnhoeM. La Ornnde Lodge N.
27, W. It. A. of M. Lodge meets first
ThiirHdav nt 2 p. m. and third Wed
nendMv at 8 p. m.. at K. of 1. Hall.
V Siting MSl rs wen imie.
MRS. MARY GALLAGHER,
Commander.
MAUJORIE EATON,
Record Keeper.
,; h. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. B.,
holds st:it-d cc.nununiratlon the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordiall
welcomed.
NELLTE O. NETLL. W. M.
ANNA S. ORtiVK. Sec.
IDS GET RESULTS
iMJliNtiS OF 'J JE DUFFS'
OBSERVER MI
fs IVS BEEtJ OP PRACTICING AT li A
AN INDOOR SCHOOL- I JUST BOUGHT 0'
A NEW DRIVER AND A DOZEN NEW t Jl
Pit i I'M 41 t SPT-VOUOUGHT L'lJ
TO SEE KV SWING - I'VE
AH ENT1RLE.V NEW STANCE-
, LET MB SHOW YOU HOW"
I STANt? NOW-
;? rrrTri-y. ;am optme5efakc7 9n'j ,f
Want Ad
s
tremely easy payment plan. Atj"10 tender lllu.son or Konianco in
reasonable prices. Eastern Oregon j tho 'midst of'nn atmosphere of stir-
Music Co. 3-28-tf
FOR SAI,K rTIze winning Partridge the, surroundings of everyday life.
Rock, $1.50 per setting of fifteen It .hails VTlie Woman" of the Mod
eggs. . Phone 475-M, or call 2711) i eru: Ae Uiplendld product of the
North Fir street. 4-5-lmmost modern of peoples, the Amer-
1 jican. ... "
FOR DRY Jfl-in. wood call 399-J. Tni8 pr,,at ipiay ncu,vnfl a m.'ntnl
3-2R-tf , stimulant, reflecting an animated
.
WANTED.
WA.NTrJD-rcn to contract clearing
.,. t. ,., i,,n,i inii,
Claude Hale Stole. Geo. W. Mar
shall, Summerville, Ore.
4-27-8tp
WANTK1) Work by the dny or hour,
chamber or dining room work Pre
ferred. Inquire at K108 Monroe.
4-27-3tp
WANTK1) Chamber or dining room
work by an experienced lady. Phone
222-R. . , , 4-24-4tp
WORK WANTED I repair your auto
at your home. All work guaranteed.
Reduced rates. Russell Main 680.
3-S0-lm
LOST
LOST 'Child's new luce shoes, lave
at Observer. Rewurd. 4-27-2t
FOR RENT
FOR ItKNT Furnished, modern
housekeeping rooms.. 1418 Monroe.
'-..:; : 4-27-2tp
FOR KKNT 'INvo furnished rooms
and garden. Phone 3liO-W.
4-25-3t
tUR RtNT New Singer Sewing Ala-
chines. Electric and others. Phone
50li-W. 4-21-6tp
MISCELLANEOUS
PLOWING DONE Phone 1G4-M.
4-2li-3t
, A. STEWART Magnetic Healer. J
Grande Rontle Valley Houe. Hours
from 9 to 12 a. m. and from 2 to (i
p. m.
4-24-1 2tp
PUBLIC STKNOGRAPHKR at Leigh
ton's Welding & Machine Works.
,; ' 4-15-ff
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
and voice your piano without extra
charge. Work guaranteed.: Call
Newlin Book Store for appoint
ment. Roy E. Phillips.
4-lC-tf !
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave.,
phone 138J. 1-11-2'lt
HEMSTITCHING And Plot Edge
buttons covered half bait, full ball
acorn and bullet acorn'ityles. Mail
orders eiven DromDt attention. AH
work guaranteed. Orders taken!
for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,
906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First ,
block vest of post office.
8-29-tf
LOCAL CORSET1ERE for Barcleyl
Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 :
0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly j
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed i
throughout. Also Hemstitching and I
Picot Edge, Work Guaranteed.
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LOOK HERE, THIS t$
THE GRIP I'M US1NS
NOW - SEE HOW I
HOU mv Thumbs?
GOT.
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M;i:X I.N'liMU-.hT IS
SHOW V IN ItOAl) SHOW
Wllh a reputation of 'plenslne
mora people than any other show
no' making tho norihwtsi torrltory,
Taylor Bros., who are owners of the
show suy that Ijj Grande is i store
for a real treat durliiK the, stay of
the company here.
The bit! tent which Is carried by
1 lie show and used as a theatre is
all ready "In the air" next tu the
Foley bulldltiK. It has a sealing ca
pacity or 1,0110.
There are 14 pemple In the com
pany and tho opening pirt'ormnnce
will he at 8:15 p. 111. Monday May 1.
THH WOMAX,'1
A l!i:l.
I'KTt l!K
Symbolic of American woman
hood, philosophy, and life, anil with
a theme carrying a universal ap
peal, "Hall the .Woman," Thomas
H. luce's siinreme human enic. the
featured -attraction at the Arcade
Theatre today ald Saturday, is the
most dramatic and llnvpressive screen
production seen hero i!n years.
It is u picture whleb preserves
r,"K' reuitty, iiurouncing poweriui
jsittihtions, eplontlldly etraett.'d, intti
drama of the very heart of things
a-nd containing flashes of delic.tle
humor deftly Interjected with a
"'"fterly touch or spontaneity and
I'luderstand 'ng of human nature.
Florence Vidor, whom Carl Sand
burg so aptly stylel the "unforget
table woman," Interprets the role
of ijudlth Beresford Sn a deeply
dramatic mamner. Not nlone docs
Miss Vidor display a finished screen
artistry, but she) grasps the npirlt,
the basic underlying motivie of the
story, that she Is the "Woman."
conveying with convincing reality
the tremendous strength of char
acter and devotion of the lotttstand
ilng figure. Her fine characteriza
tion helps to make a powerful story
an equally powerful iplcture.
The role of weak, vacillating Du
vid Herosford, scarcely less Impor
tant than Miss Vldor's, Is ably han
dled by Lloyd Hughes, whose flair
for strong dramatic charucterlzatlon
is most convincingly evidenced. Tltie
subtleties of the part, which imply
David to be "more sinned
against
thaio sinning," owing to his fOm -
plte domination by a rpltfdounly
intulprant father, nrd raithfnlly in -
torpretwl by Hnylu-fl.
Madge Bellnmy, the recent Ince
'disoovery" declared by critics lo
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Snodgrass
Jr-, 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.
V1' "9 $
!!
Sings of Spring Feevr
OP
f rfELLO. THESES
bill ' 1
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be tho most promising typo of mil'
ultlisd be.iuty on the Ycreon, dis
plays an emotional iiuallty which I 1
renders her Interpretation of the! Tho lurn of the open, spares and ,
role of Nan, iithetlc t'lrl-wlf, do-ltho spirit of the wilderness, are com- J
scried by llavfd. a performance sit! bitted with dtatna and romance In 1
wistfully appealing and ploniiantl) Itlie Univusal Special' Attraction J
sincere, as to Inspire the prophee.Vjsmriing Frank Mayo, "Across tho 1
of even grealer things to come for
this gifted actress.
Theodoie Hoberte, In the role of
sit i n old Oliver lleresford, giives an
other nf thoa vlrllo characteriza
tions which have made him so uni-j
versnlly appriclatiid and Wtod.
Kiiually iinporuiit in their va
rious roles ure Charles Meredith,
Tally Marshall, Gertrude Claire, and
others of this all-star t-tst.
"Hall the Woman" is a 8UTPrl.i-; '"'" '"". -,
tlvo .picture, another proof of tlm: K,""t- rnn 1 horwald- and Mlllam
,,,, ,.... ,,i. ,i, Thomas II .Marion not n ono of them hut Is I
luce productions.
AT SHKItltVS TOI.V OXI.Y
One of the mammoth productions
of the season Is promised by Cold -
wyn in tho new st'ven reel Gerald-
ine Farrnr production. "The World
apd Its Woman." which is ached -
tiled for presentation at ,tho Slier -
ry Theatre today only'.
The picture was written by
Thonupsnn nucliannn. the' author of;
mirl) Bterling plays as A omans;
Way." "The rub," "Judith Trium
phant." and "The Intruder." The
ntnsslvennsB of tho settings demand
ed a director schooled in I he pro
duction of 'mammoth photoplays-
and fioldwyn engage I Frank Lloyd ,
to direct MM Farrur In this, big- J
gest of all Hid productions In which t'
she has yet appeuretl. Furthermore,
Percy Hllbutn photogruphed every:
scene, which Is an assurance of ex-.,
celli(nt iphotographlc effects. I
Hesldi-s these features nbottl T'Tho
World and Its Wmun," Miss Far- Il
rnr Is supported by her huwtiand.;,
Lou Tellegeu, who for many years
Wlis ino leaning until toi . .11 iiic .-mi-
all Bernhardt, the foremost actress
. ... ... II....,
of her enemllon. An excellent
enst Includes Lydla Yenmans Titus.
Lawson W. nutt. Alec II. Krottcls'i
and Naomi Chllders. ,J
Also showing the wonder wlldji
animal picture, "Mirncles of, the,'
Jungle." I'
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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. .( '
Soldi on easy payments with a' liberal discount,
for cash. . i
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Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
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'La Camille' Corsets
are the Ideal foundation for
your new costume. Aa style,
fit ana comiori are me essen
tials to proper corsttng, "La
Camille" Corseta will give
your figure the fashionable
silhouette and the necessary
support to bring out lta beat
lines. The celebrated. ' "
"VK.M'IIX)" HACK
eliminates boning pressure
along the spine and pressure
of laces In front, thus assur
ing perfect comfort to the
wearer.
Why not know what
corset satisfaction Is be
ted to "La Camille."
A Complete ntoclc Always
tin llautl.
Prices Cit.BO and Up.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison,
Corsetlero
Rea. 1702 cor. Rprlng nnfl Oak
Phone 322-W
JU J7 TAKE A
SLANT AT THAT
BABY - ciAas.ew?
But wait. I've jot
OH, HELLO TOM.
I WAS JUST OVCC
aho Bought sone.
new nsHin' tackle
A LOT OF
LE.T ME 5MOW "-aQC
TMtSE FAKC7 SPBOMi
16CTT ?
l.l'KK OK OlTDOOlts
A.VI ItOMAMV., IX KII.M
: Deadline," which comes tn the St.tr J
theatre Saturday and Sunday. t
It's one of Clarence Uutldlngton J
Kellaml's stories, published tn the
Ited Hook Magazino.
Kor.ihe production of tho photo-
play under Jack Conway's direction,
Universal chose scenic points huu
dreds of miles away from Cuivortml
City. . Supporting the star are Molly
Ma lone, Josef Swlckard, Itusseli
tkntiwn tt evt'ry regular theater-goer
I In the couintry.
A few riliii plays have given cln-!
t-iua fans tho Impression that the:
: North Is the scene of lurid melo-.
drama, wherein shrieking hllzzar lt !
J yield up Inst lovers, howling winds '
had wolves to bait:.? anil falling
forest trees end" vliHans' lives, nut!
., the true drama of II I o Itself may be
' enacted there as well u-s 01 "Main
Street." The North Is Komi'thlug
I more than 'Hhe great outdoors"
wherein heroes conquer heavies.
RAGS Wantinl nt Tho Observer.
jRuUnyan'sj!
Sign Service
Auto Painting
The modern kind Si
that lasts !
ij A Guarantee Wllh Erery Stroke 01
U.,i.k mwJL ,k. fin... -
the Brush ard the Guar
antee la Good,
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Imported...
Just Arrived!
New pattern in Imported Scotch Tweeds
$55.00, $70.00
For men who like ivnl imported dulli llieso arc real
vnliicx. Come in and sec fliem. j
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ANDREWS BROS.
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD ;
The Reason fob our Substantial Ohowtiu
is our Substantial-Service
M l!l:Yt'ir iM i
WI . 'P it - 1' "i"
or "Hiirf" nil
nro
a " " ' a x
ti tP c a ,a o c o s
jtccts; 1 hoy 1U'(! all
strong moil und most
'I'lniv
are ail wruinr lur the same nur-
)ose the saving nf time and money, the
smoiil'h and efficient operat iou"of our na
tion's traffic.
You can depend m the railroad man.
it home and at work he has. regular hn'i
its, a clear mind and a .HAVINGS Ac
count., This hank serves a railroad city
and many ttil her railroad men. We find
lliein as steady and dependable with their
savings as thev are with other work.
FEDERAL
United States National1 Bank
' la Grande, Ore.
What They Say In High
Musical Circles-
is Proved In Half Million Homes
Brunswick has achieved perfect rendition of even
such difficult toneis 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
THE BEST EQ'JIPPin i
IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Ref rinding Cranknhtft Rccrladlnf
Plitani, I'tstun Rings, FtHtoa E'loa
Can and Traeturi
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
r
The Railroad 1
Man )'V
Who Is He?
Shopman, Switch
man, dispatcher, en
gineer, eondiiclnr,
alike in certain res
carel'iil, watclifnl,
of thcin are thrifty.
MEMBER
RESERVE
All Metals
of AU Makes Ovcrliwitwl
Work nf Ail Kndf
nipped and Divined by expert
for the abova work
R. W. Lciehton, Proa.
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