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"WV'ilnPwd.'iv, M":iv :J-L'-. LA G1UNDE EVENING OBSERVER PTfOF, REVE Classified I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC rHYSK.IA.N9 dii. j. i iNci.n nd dr. mauoahkt J.N'Cil.l-j. Diamine of woiucmi and clill-dr-u . upm'lulty. office I'hoim Main IDS. K". I-Mioim Main lU. L,a Urande National 1-tunk Huikilnie. PHYSICIANS AXD si it(;i:o.s GEO. H. V10UKS. M. 1). Onrrul .Surg ery. Officii uvtr SUverltiorn'a. Office phono Main 112. J. J. ItARBY, M. n--Phyiiciun and KurRoon. Over Putnam's Ding ij I Store. Office phone 5I2-J. NATL'ItU CI:RB DR. A. N. MAYVII.I.E Spcolallit In chronic dlm-iiftcs. MethoilH, .Mi-cliano-Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood diffuses, nervous di.senaos. Chronic Jli-ailaihc, l-z-ma, bcinik-a. Appcndiciliii. Con.itlpnllon, Uowl Trouble; all klnda of Clirimic Diseas ed aucceasfully treated. Phone Main 6D3. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo! Idire lildff., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hoiirH, 111 to r' a. ni 1;3U to 6:110 p. m. ConaultatEon free. 3-4-tf DR. J. E. WOODrci.I, Chiropractor and Naturopath. X.-rvoua and chronic diseases a specialty. Suite 2(1, .Sum mer Itldi?. tvr Kllverihorn's. Office hours, 111 to 12 a. iu.. 1::U) to ft p. in., 1 ATTOISNIJYS Kllllv and W.STKlt !'nlmir-lloexc ituildintr, l.a liruml.-. ori-uon. COCH11AN and RHKH1I AltD Oeo, T. Cochran and Colon It. Eherhard. At torney. i.a Grande National Bank Building. COXTItACTOItS D. J. Mcl.lSM.AN Uplstered profes Hlonal Civil Kniilneer; surveying and maps. Iloom U. l.a flranria National Bank Building. I'hone Main 91. AHCIHTKCTS G. B. Miller, Architect. T'.oom 11, La Grande National Bank Building, La trande, Oregon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY vi:i)n-v. J'he Brotherhooti oi American. Yeo mpn,. lirnniio Untitle HoinesleHil , Nn. 28Xi;, liieets every second ami fourth Wetlnewlny evenine; til KhkIi-s Mull. Conii'-und Inveiiligaie the new policies. All Vl.siling ineiiiheri wi'lconie. r. V. T. 1'AITHX, v iiremn n. . .MAYYII.I.K. Correjipomlent. MAltY U O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose, hold regular meeting every Thursday night at a p. m. at Odil 1'VMov.V Hall. The Wo men's Mooseheurl Legion meet, sec ond "and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Legion of the world meets second Monday of oaeh month. Visitors always welcome. i J. J. IIAKLAN. Dictator. W. K. KLlNUHAM.MKIt. See. B. P. O. ELKS La Orande Lodge No. 433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extendsd to all Brother Klks. . NOLAM SKIPP. Exalted Ruler ' P. L. rHAUSOM, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Ornnde Camp No. 77(13 meets on the first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. of P. Hall. VIsltins neighbors welcome. E. H. ItlNOO. V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. P. and A. M. La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. P. and A. M.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. niNONER, W. M. E. R. ItlNliO, Sec. h. (). EAGLES Aerie No. 251", meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. . Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. UIRDSELL. 8eo. Woodmen of the world La UranCe Camp No. 1C5. Meets every first, and third Monday at Eagles hnll. All vlsitlnff neighbors welcome. Dues yaynhle at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande. Na tional Bank Bldg. u JOHN SCOTT, C. C. 7 R. J, KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PVTHIASi-Jied Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome to 1)11 visiting Knights. PRANK A. Tl liNER. C. C. C. I-. GRAHAM. K. R. S. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. La Orande Lodge No. 27. W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER, Commander. MARJORIE EATON, Record Keeper. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. 8., holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. NELLIE G. NETLL. W. M. ANNA S. GROVE. Sec. OBSERVER Wi IDS GET RES S WUIMG3 OF TriE DUFF3 ' - rK ' " --T r'." THERE 13 NO USE IM '-I y'JfcA I 'Ji ; lf-f0HHUM! TwHsT' 1 ICAM-TKEtP , , , 71 ' ' V'i f- "A Me uogmin mis f nfT W A f t Want Ad; FOR SALE OR TRADI Foil SAI.ThotoUKhljied Miotic Is land Neils, liuuire . "T,'' Observer. 5-2-2t Full SAI.K 4;o-Ui. Kinnire ii.c cream separator. Forty dullars. Phono 2110-J. 5-2-;rtp UMK-SUM'llUK Spray for Sure. Cieo. iV ..Marshall, lmliler, Ore Hox 85- . 4-28-9tp Foil BAUO (iootl hiif team. Will sell cheap. Cafl Oregon (Jrocery. 4-27-tf Full SAl.ii No. I Seed Potatoes. Dry Land lirown. Free from Dis ease. Netted Gems, Gold Coin nntl Pride of Multnomah. Goo. Nolile, phone '.Main 732 or 203-W. 4-20-fttp FUN 8AI,K KiK-ht months old Llewellyn hitch out of Toney Boy, Mohawk second, Free Lance and Jessie llodfield. Call 131-M. 4-29-tf FOR SALE hrlze winning Partridge Rock, $1.!0 per setting of fifteen eirgs. Phone 475-M, or call 2711) North Fir street. 4-5-lm FOR DRY 10-in. wood call 399-J. 3-28-tf WANTED. VVANTKID To trade team, weight about 12")0 ,for Ford car. Call 1325 T avenue. Phone 408-W. 6-1-Stp VVANTrJl) Lady for general house work. Phone Main 112. 4-28-4t WA.NTKD (Men to contract clearing apple trees from land. Inquu'e Claude Hale Stole, Geo. W. Mar shall, Summerville, Ore. 4-27-8tp FOR RENT FOR RliNT Three-room furnished apartment for housekeeping Phone 3'JS-R. ' 5-1-tf FOR RENT Barn, 2705 N. Fir street. 5-2-2tp RESTAURANT FOR RENT AT EN TERPRISE Good proposition for the right parties- Inquire of Jim Livermore nt Enterprise or Secur ity Land & Savings Co. 6-2-3t FOR RENT Steam-heated furnished apartments. KlOU Washington. 4-2D-tf FOUND TAKEN UP Sorrel riding pony with halter. Call Muin 100. 5-1-atp MISCELLANEOUS HAVE Some Minam Lumber company Stlll'M LI, IIUUC 1", piUl'dLJ. Hill give good deal. Address Box 517; 6-2-3tp ,. A. STEWART Magnetic Healer. Grande Ronde Valley House. Hours from 9 to 12 a. m and from 2 to (i p. m. , 4-24-12tp PUBLIC STKNOGRAPHER at Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. 416-tf EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call X',..i;n PoL- Qfoeo fni Dimnini. nsnt Hnv E. Phillins. . 4-15-tf I ORDERS TAKEN for iteam pleating. Mrs M. E. (Jheix, 17 uz Adams Ave., phone 138J. - l-ll-2';t HEMSTITCHING And Wc-it Edge buttons covered half ball, full bell corn and bullet acorn styles. Mail orders given prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Orderi taken for pleating. Mrs, L. H. Norton, Exide Batteries latteries in stork. Hatterles for Heat. Hattcrlcs Itccliarged Hatterles Watered Free, lintterles of all uiakca Itcpalred. Stromberg Carburetor Service. B. & T. BATTERY STATION Fred Burgess, Prop. In Lelgbton'e Mucbine orks ailRKR FAMOUS STARS IN "THK SI.KF.I' WALK KH." '"The Hennessey ti-oupil" That's what facetious jiersons called the ConsUiuce-BHney company us it mad'. "The Sleep Walker'' for Fumous Playeis-Isky Corporation. The re maik nas culled for by the fact that the production has "three stars,' same as a well-known pre-Volslead drinx manufactured tiy u certain "Hennes sey." The "three stars" of "The Sleep Walker," which comes to the Arcade Theatre Thursday only, are Constance Binney, star of the production; Flor ence Robeits, famous old-time stage star in "Zuza," "Sapho," and "Thi Kteinal Magdalene", ami "tec Ritlge ly, star and co-star in Paramount pic-1 tures, who, after a prolonged plunge- into private life, recently returned 111 the screen. The story deals with the experienc es of an innocent convent girl sud denly tlrawn into a vortex of intrigue, complicated in a thrillingly dramatic manner hy her own habit of sleep walking. The fuct that it was writ ten by Aubrey Stuulfer, former the atre owner and manager, is offered! as proof of its possession of audience quality. Wells Hastings wrote the scenario while Edward Le Saint di-1 rected. The supporting players aro excellent. A ' two-reel comedy will also be shown'. 1 ' AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY, One of the most unusual roles ever seen in a motion picture is thut por tiuyed by Betty Compsoa, new Para mount star, in her first starring ve hicle, "At the End of the World." Miss ComPson is seen as "Cherry'', the beautiful duughter of a broken down Englishman who runs a cafe and gambling paluce in Shanghai, China. Sho grows up in the atmos phere of the gay resort, serving as a lure for her father's establishment, yet taking perfect core of herself and possessing fine quulities that arc still dormant. Then comes romance, artid into this romance breaks the emotions of tho lives of other men who are made desperate by her chnrms. The role i s a severe test jf the emotional powers of any actress, and Miss Compson is1 said to have executed, it with the same sikill and in the same convincing manner in which sho por- r 906 Adams Ave. Plorie 421 W. First block west of post office. 8-29-tf LOCAL COtRiSETIERE 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. vWork Guaranteed. r '8-I'-tf Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par tor, Licenced Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. 0 La Grande, Oregon. if lif! lift lift lift lift kSt Spring Fever I tiayed her exacting pail in Georgeapply to tho Court for the decree aa Ixiiine Tucker's "The Miracle Man." i prayed for in said comluint. I Penryhn Stanlaws diicted the new! The decree prayed for in the said ; picture, which is an adaptation of th. play by Finest Klein, scenario by Kd- frid A. Bingham. Milton Sills, Mitch - ell Lewis, Cusson Ferguson, Spottls- woode Aitken, Joseph Kilgour and other famous players appear in sup- port "f the star. Also showing "It 8 a Live One," comedy. 1'AYl.OR HKOTHKKS' COMKDIANS SCORE ANOTHER HIT. "Marion Grey," n four iict ('eomedy duima, highly pleased another, crowd ed house at. the big tent theulre lust night, where TuVlor Bros'. Comedians r' appearing all this week.' The show for this Qvtining g n ralce comedy, "Some Bab)," und the management of the show states that friey'll give one dollar for.every min ute any spectator can provo they are not laughing during the entire four acts. : ' New vuudeville specialties .will be offered by Jack Taylor, "Toby" Wert ami Grace Fields. SIMMONS. In the Circuit. Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Union. James 1), Dobbin, Plaintiff, vs. S. P. llolman and Hotmail, his wife, if living, if not living, then their unknown neirs; and, also, all other persons or parties .unknown claiming uny right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint herein. Defendants. To S. P. llolman and llol man, his wife, if living, if not living, then to your unknown heirs; and, also to all other persons or parties un known claiming any light, title, es tate, lien or interest In the real e fate described in the complaint herein Defendants: - IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of you are required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and suit on ur be fore six weekB from tho date of the first publication of this Bummona. to wit: on or before the 31st day o' May, 1922, and if you fail so to ap pear and answer or otherwise plead to said complaint, the nlnintiff will SPECIAL We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach ines of standard wake which we will sell at re duced prices, t; , -i ... r'jr" - These are new.rflajcmnes in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. 1 j Sold1 on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. " :i - Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company t 'La Camille' Corsets are the Ideal foundation for your new costume. As atyle, fit and comfort are the essen tials to proper corstlng, "L Camilla" -; Corset! will give your figure the fashionable, silhouette and the necessary support to bring out Its best lines. The celebrated. VIC.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 real corset satisfaction Is be fit ted to "La Camille." A Complete ntoclc Always ua iiauu. ITIcee 12.50 and lp. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, Corsetlrre Rett. 1702 cor. Spring and Oak Phone 322-W iVi - iconiplsint is that the defendants Hnd each of them set fovth the nature of 'then' espec(ive claims or Interest in tr to the north half of southwest n,uur. ter of section 27 in 'rownsiiip 2 South, Range 38 10. W. M In Union County, Oregon, and thut all such udverse a 'claims be determined by the above en- titled court; that each such claim or interest be declared not founded in law or equity, and that the right, title nntl interest of the plaintiff lie de creed to be a valid right und title, und thut he holds, possesses nnd owns said ..escribed real property in fee simple; and, that the defendant, and every one of them und all persons claiming any right, title or interest undor oi through them or any. of them, ad verse or hostile to the claims or rights of the plaintiff, be forever barred from usserting any such right, title or in terest; und that plaintiff have such further equitable relief us may ac cord with good conscience, and have und recover his costs und disburse ments heroin. This summons is published by order of the Honorable J. W. Knowles, Judge of the Circuit Coutt for the State of Oregon for Union County, mude and entered on the 18th day of April. 1922, and by said Order it is directed thut this summons be pub lished once a week for Bix consecutive weeks in Uie La Grande Observer. Date of first puoliration, April 19, 1922 JNO. S. HODC.IN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and Postof'ice, l.a Grande, Oregon. - ; Dly! Apr. 19-2ti, May 3-10-17-24-31 Whooping Cough. . Tills Is it very dniigoroiis dleaie, particularly to children under five yettrs of .use, but, when no pare goric, oodeitie or othe opiate, is. given, Is euslly cured iby glvlir: Clismberluln's Cough Remedy. Most people believe thut It must run Its course!, not knowing thut the tin e Is very much .shortened, and thut there Is little dtuiger from the di sease when this remedy Is given. It has been used lit mtuny epidemics, of whooping rough, with pronounced success. It Is sufe and pleasant to j take. Adv. i i i i il "vf LL L 1 IM " It Pays to Know Your Cloihier --To know tho kind of inT-li;in.i.se 11i;it 'ht sells. To know Iho n'lini'Miiii'i' thut stiiiids behind the liiei'diiiiidise he sells. See ns fop v-otii' spring- suit. Tweed Suits $58.00 $68.00 ' The Toggery K. & AV. Shirts and Semi-Soft ll;iis The Winning Pair: jj" PRnST-O-LlTE Trademark iLand PREST-O-LlTO Price When you comiderthat you can get Prctt-O-Litc Battery t $20.90 (trodC'in price )for pop ular mulct of lijtht cart. and link it up with the Pret-0-Litc trademurk, and remember that it con tqim the famous Prest-0 Platei. Pull up where you see this sign Roesh Headquarters (orT Preet-0-Lit'l I pieUl bttrr I forradlepurpgMt-l i i i f THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTOIUSTSj New Telephone Directory 4r JT$ .:be.'.isffued, soon Notify the ,; ' ': - office ;tt once 'of any charige's to ' ' ' ' " be made. . '. Home Independent Telephone Co. Car Owners We positively stop your Automobile from pump ing oilSee us. LEIGirrON'S WELDING . AND MACHINE WORKS o Hi V. Leiifliton, Pru. Oxfords, Shoes .fli.7."), .!).;() and it guaranteed by the regulur Prest-O-Litc guaranty, o generous, drftnite obligation, plus a spirit that says the car owner must be pleased. you are ture to realize that . the Prcst0-biteBattery is the best buyxi the market, if There tare forrespondingly ,x low prices for pthcr types of. Prest-O-Lite potteries.. How Is your .battery acting?' If it is not f orking eaRerly and vigorously i drive ground and let our specialists prescribe the right treatment for it. Our business is to prolong the life of all batteries. We never say you need a new battery unt-4 you do. ' We are part of the Prest-O-Lite Service, the oldest organ ized service to motorists. Motor Co. MjlJii'ij. o I oo o a. - WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD o
