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Friday, May .", if)22 .. 1 g"" Classified Want Ads PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OflTVOPATIlIO rilYHICIANH DTI. J. U IN'II.H and 111!. MAnOAltRT JNOMO. DtHfiHeH uf wimwn und chil dren npi'dlly. lime., Phone Main IOC. lion, 1'lione M:iln lc, lirunde National Hunlt Ilulluinit. PHYSICIANS AM) Kl IKiKOXS GEO. II. Vi:illlS, M. n. lc neral Burg cry. Office over Kllvvrliiorn'a. Officii phone Main lm. J. J. ltAKliY, M. 1) Physician und . Surgeon. Over Putnam's Drug Store. Office phone 512-J. NATIKK CWlfl DR. A. N. MAYVILLR Pnerlallit !n chronic dfseits. MfihUn, Mt'chnno Therapy and Natumimih. KUln and blood tltn?asv, nervous dint;unes. Chronic lkiidacht J-Vzi-ma. b(!lntica AppendicittH. t'nnMipitlion, HuwhI Trouble; nil hinds of Chronic T)lfu em auocenfully treated. IMione Muln oUo. Koom l, 3, second floor Cool ldK Hide., opponitH Ktnr Theatre. Of fice hours. 10 to J 2 a. m.i 1:30 to 5:00 p. m. Consultation free. 3-4:tf I'Ult SAl-i Nu. l Sfp.( litntopx Dry Land Grown. Free from Dis ease, Netted Gems, Gold Coin and Pride of Multnomah. Geo. Noble, phone 'Main 7J2 or 203-W. 4-26-fltp ,-DR. J. R. WOOIMU.T-Chlropractor and Naturopath. Nurcoun and chronic dlf-eaKf-a a Ppeeialty. Suite 20. Koin-tnt-r HUIk. Ovt-r Kilvcrthorn's. Office ; bourn, 10 to is a. ni., l:in to & p. m 7 to If -wvunitiKA. Phono 4;t7-V. K1KK and KNTKJI Vnltn-r-ltocscn liuildinr, La t;rfinlt iJn-Kon. CUtlHKAN and KUKllHAUD Geo. T. Huildfnff. v u. 1-. itui iiuru, Urande National Ha nit CONTKACTOItS D. J. McI.ELLA.V n'Kist'red profes sional Civil KtiKinecr; urveylns and '- maps, lioom 12, La flrnmle National Hank Building, l'hona Main 91, AltClilTKCTri C 11. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La Granria Kntlnnul linnb Hnii.tiu. 1 u Iraiide, Oregon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY ykoiikx, . TUG Hrothcrtiomt ut American Yeo men, (iiHiule it nude Homes to'iid No. aSMi, rneets i-veiy nfcoml jiii'I fourth WeilneMduy ive!u:ms ut Kngh-n' Hall. Cunie hihI invf.siinu- tlio m-w policifH. AH vifiiuntf member weN-onie. W. T. J'ArriiN. ' . Kori'innn. .' MAKY K. MA VVILLK. C'orrewprmtlent. L. O. O. M. La (imndo I.oduo No. STiO. Loyal Order of Mount, hoUls regular meetlnm every Thur.-ilny niprht at 8 p. m. nt Odd I'VllmvV Hull. Tho Wo men's AtooseTieart Loff'on mueti ee ond and fourth TiimwdiiyH of each month. Moose Lr-nion of the World meats second Monday of eacli month. Visitors alwuvu welcnmo. "J. J. HAKI.AN. Dtctntor."" W. K K1.IMIII A.MMKK. SP B. P. O. 10LKH La Grnnde Lodffe No. 483. Lodgy meets each Thursday ev ening at H o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all .brother Klks. NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted Ilnler F. L. PI2 ARSON, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of. each month, in the K, of I, llall. Visitinif neighbors welcome. E. R. KIN'OO, V. C JAKE ROSTOCK, Cleric. A. F. and A. M. Lrt Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M., holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons, C. W. BIMGNER. W. Hi E. R, RINGO. Sec. k. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259, meets every i-'riday nlht at Eagles Hall, VlBltlntr members welcome. 5C; LILLY. W. P. J. K. RIRDSELL. Sec. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Gram's Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Monday at Eagles hall. All visit in it neiirhhnra welcome. Dues payable at the office of the ciexK. uoonis zi-zz. La uranae ra- tlonal Bank Bid p. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PVT1UAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meeis everv Monday evening In Castlo Unll ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting KnlghtJ. - FRANK A. TURNER, C. a C. L. GRAHAM, K. R. S. WOMEN'S HEXEK1T ASSO'l ATION of me Maccnbees, La Gr.nnde Lotige rso. 17, 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 Nn. IS, O. E. S.. holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. NELLIE O. NETLL. W. M. ANNA S. GROVE, Sec. OBSERVER W IT- HQS GET RESULTS FOR SALE. OR TRADB AT SlIEIllfY'S LAST U'AV Till) AY. l'(K SAI;K Mudern fnur-rnnni huu.so. Kurnituro. BuiVHin. I.env iiiK town, ldisy terms. Tuke cur in on timlc. I!)02 Eust IVnn 6-4 -2tp I'"OI! SAI.K Ri-ed hnliv rnrriuev. 1'hone :t:io-J. 5-4-:itp MMK-KUU'liUK Surav for Sale. CJco. W ..Marshall, Imbler, Ore llox 8:'' . 4-28-!)tp KOK sau:- bcII cheaj). -(iootl big team. Will Call Oregon Grocery. 4-27-tf KU14 SAI.fc Kight months old Llewellyn hitch out of Toney Hoy, Mohawk second, Kree Ijince and Jessie Itodfield. Cull lHl-M. 4-20-lf FOR SALE Mrize winning Partridge hock, i.du per setting ot fifteen eggs. Phone 475-M, or call 271U North Fir street 4-B-lm FOR DRY 18-in. wood call 399-J. 3-28-tf WANTED. WANTED To rent unfurnished five 100m modern house on South side of track. Write 1). E. Meyers, En terprise, Oregon. .'i-4-i'.tp WAN 1 ED Man and wife for larm work, (Jio chlWren). Write Julius Fisher, Alicel, Oregon. 5-H-tl W'AMTED LMen to contract clearing apple trees from land. Inquire (;iaudc Hule Store, Geo. W. liar shall, Summerville, Ore. - 4-27-8tp FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished apartments. lfOo nun street. o-4-2tp 1'O.K RhNT-J-Furni9hed apartments. Waverly Apartments. "rl-4t NEW .SINGER Sewing Machines for lent, ipi-00 per month. Phone 5U0-W ' - 5-3-litp FOR RENT Steuin-hoated furnished apartments, liioo Washington. 4-29-tf MISCELLANEOUS A. STEWART Magnetic Healer. Grande Ronde Valley Hou.-e.. Hours from 9 to 12 a. m, and from 2 to G p. m. ' 4-24-12tp PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh- ton's Welding & Machine Works. 4-Lr)-tf EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin Book Store for appoint ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf ORDERS TKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138J. l-ll-2')t "Little Evu Ascends," one of the most humorous ari.l human utoritLi, that have. rufwhfl the screen, wns pre-' t-ented lust ntght with Gur'etU Uugh.s,: the lioyish star of "Sentimental Tom my" und "Garments of Truth," hi the most delightful role that his career hus afforded. ile plays KflV St. George, the'sixteen-year-nlit son of n barnstorming actresK, who is con demned to uct Little Eva in n ono-night-slund "Uncle Tom's i Cabin" Walluce Reid has stamt! hus resulted comsanl', although he has long since FANS WANT It KID'S AUTO PICTl UKS. The popularity of the automobile I act Paramount pictures in which in the screening of ''Too 'Much Speed." another original Byron Morgan story with the luce track as u background, In this new picture, which is bein shown nt tho Arcade Thentrc today unj Saturday, Mr. ilteid again will be s"en in the pilot's overalls and hel met, speeding around the course to the speedometer's tune of u hundred and ten milts per hour, und winning : race and the consent of the girl's father, to her wedding. The picture ,is u continuation of the experiences of the characters In "Wluit's Your Hurry?" Mr. Reid's ptevious automobile picture, und the three Principal characters of that story. Dusty Rhoades, played by 'Mr Reid, Virginia MucMurinn, played hv Agnes Ayres and Pat Mac.Murran, played by Theodore Koberts, ure again brought to life. Dusty Rhoades is on the- point of marrying Virginia, when he races a rival dealer in the open load, and en rages old Pat 'McMunun, who de clares the wedtling off. Dusty elopes with the brido, old Pat pursues undl both are jailed for speeding. After serving his sentence, Dusty, with Vir ginia's help, secretly buys Pat's Pakro tncinir cur. which hns been nnf r,f thi irnnio f... tu-n Vnnn .nl l,: ' iiona Sk ieS, evtnt and wins the race. Tho sup porting company is excellent. outgrown the part. Tile sU y of hi revolt is a classic of boyhood. II ap peared first os a short story by Thom as Heer in the Saturday Evening Post. Hut, translated to the screen, it is ten times as effective. George D liaker, the producer, hus crealti.'i an unforgetable picture of the life of the old-time barnstoimin troupes. Excellent acting is contribut ed by Eleanor Fields, May Collin Unice Vin Moore, llenjamin llagger tv, Edwai'd Murlitidale, Harry I.or- uine, Mark Fenton, John Prince, Fred Waiii.ii mid W. U. Brown. The pho tography is by Rudolph Uergquist and the art direction by E. J. Shutter Ballot Title' For i.-; -.4 I . j," ""' Reorganization Bill r Has Been Prepared ' SALF.M, May 8. The'-ballot title j for the propnsetl constitutional iiincndiiient, being Initiated by the J'eoSle's Power lengiin ' of Oregon,', hn been propurod by Altnrney in-j, oral VuuWInkle uipd Is ready for!' rlrculutlon for signatures fr u place on the November ballot. jj t'nder the short title, "as prepared l by tho nttorney 'general, the pro-jj posed onieiidiiienl will go before the j voters us tho "state government or-1, cunlzntlon nhd pniportlonnte occu-:J patlnnul represenlutlon aineiidnient." lis ipurpuse, as set forth by the aitorniy general,. Is "to renrganlze sLile government, vesting chief con trol in n legislature of qnly one bouse, elected In .proportion tu registered voters' oicupaiions with out political designation; represen tatives to elect governor from their own meinlH'ra with power to recall hlui; district attorneys, sheriffs and other pence officers subjoot to gov ernors orders tor law eiiiorcomnni $S7.S tr $78.50 ; TWEED SUITS,. $8S.C9 to $C.0O Knox Hats Clothes for Men ancS Young Men i t - E, &W,: Shirts The Toggery Andrews Bros. Jjet Us Clean and Press Your Clothes. The production was made by S-L'any representatives elected by first, (Arthur Sawyer ond Herbert l.ubin) Pictures and is distributed by Melt" Also showing "Miiaclcs of the Jungle." SPECTACULAR IIUE TAIN TOP, ON MOUN- One of the mo.t spetnculur flashes in "Flower of the North," which will be shown ut the Slur Theutre Sutur day arij Sunduy shows a "lighted sig nal fire which Pauline Starke, a.t Jeanne, (kindles to start a tribe of In dians on the warpath This fire was kindled on the highest peak of a range of mountains of Northern Oregon nt midnight, and its flumes shot hundreds of fret in the, air ond were visible for many miles The flame re- emhled a huge giant beckoning from the mountain "top. Several cameras were placed to catch the . spectacular blaze from vat ioui angles so as to record it in all its spectacular beauty. The results far exceeded' the expectations of David Smith, who lias a reputation of secur ing pome of the most unusual effects known to motion picures. "Flower of the North" is based up-' on. . James Oliver , .Ourwood's famou novel by the same name. It deals with the land "north of M" in the summe" time. It is replete with thrills adven ure und u strong love interest. An ull-sar cas headed by Henry Ii. Wal hall und Puulinc Starke wus engnged for the production. v TAYLOR BROS. COMEDIANS DRAWING BIG CROWdlS. Though the weather was very co?d a cupucity house wus in attendance ut the big tent theatie lust, night to see Taylor Bios.. Comedians in a very fetching corned)', "Some Baby." The bill for tonight is "Under Ar- u western comedy drama and us this is the first western p!u' presented by tlie company since the opening of their local engngenmnt it should draw another. "furl house," The entire cast is to baseeu to good udvantage, especially "Toby," the funny comedian, who has one of h's funniest parts. secoud and other choices Iby pro portional representation method of single transferable vote; board created to make laws governing list election of representatives." NOTICE. Dr.' tfcilston has moved his offices into the .New Foley Building, third floor. ' - -4-2!)-7t : ' I i . . -. SPECIAL. While they last, twelve tooth gar den rake regular price, Oilc, -'my price, .15c. Melville's. Hardware. Pay cnsJi and pay less : S-.'t-tfl Exide Batteries . - , - . . , ; . latteries In stock. , !, ." Hntcertes for Itcnr, 5 ' r Hatterlet ItiThargt'd : tlntterle Watereil Kree. Itatterle of all uiakt-n ltepalred. Htrouiuerg Carburetor Hervlce. B. & T. BATTERY STATION Fred Burgess, Prop. In Lolghton'e .Mnclilne Works WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD HEMSTITCHING And Hot Edge- buttons covered half ball, full ball acorn and bullet tcorn styles. Mail orders given prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421 W. First j block wast of post office. -i9-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Gonnell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf H'lHMiping Cougti. This Is a very dangerous dissase. particularly to children under five years of age, but whon no p.'re gnrlc. codetir.e or othe opiate is given. Is easily cured iby gtvln:; Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Most people believe that It must run its course, not knowing that the tln:r is very much shortened, and that there Is little danger from the di sease when this remedy is given. It has been used In mamy epidemics of whooping cough, with pronounced success. It is safe and pieatant to take. Adv. Snodgrass and . Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced! Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day . Pbone Main 6U, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. ' La Grande, Oregon. "f 4 J" SPECIAL- We have on hand a few Electrio Washing Mach ines of standard make which we will sell at re duced prices. .; :f These arei new md.cbine8.in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. t fh' v- it'.-'- ".'V- Sold on easy payments with a liberal discount for, cash, . . -v ( , 1 4 (A! . : ' "-,-'"' :.y Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company 1 4 I I i II 'La Camille' Corsets are the Ideal foundation for, tyk j!! rour new costume. As style, m fit and comfort ara tba essen tials to proper corstlng, "I ft: Camilla corsets win give your figure the fashionable silhouette and the necessary support to bring out Its best , lines. The celebrated, , "VKNTIIO" HACK eliminates bonlnt 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 Camllle." A Complete ntock Always On Maud. Prices fli.BO and Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, d- Corsetlere Res. 1702 cor. Hprlug and Oak Phone 322-W ii mm. Kill !' ' , I T i W KJCIH M " ' H rf-rM Vi -si. 9 t I 11 The Reason for our Substantial Growth i3 our, Substantial, Service Your Bank wmMM ,.' j o a C- OOtJQOI Of your bank you oxnect Sa.fcty. Y'ou want jitM'Tiaps shito oM.nnlty yet you exjicct Spirit. You want (o know, positively, tliat j.-our a flairs will receive the proper altenlion. Yon expert Experience. Yttii expect Calilier. You want t transact your business with accuracy and .promptness. You ex pect Convenience.. " You expect Completeness. , -T-You e.xpeet Prestige. y 'These things that you expect are not , impracticable .things.' Thev are. things that- we offer you, that VE KXI'ttOT to give you. - ; : . mem rcrcit" ' FE'DKHAIj ItlOKE'KVE KYH'niiM United'States National; Bank " LA DRANDE, URE. " New Telephone Directory To be issued soon Notify the office at once of any changes to be made. u ;t ; Home Independent Telephone Co. UOINGS OF TklE DUFF? Dressmakers Live in Funny Places . X 1 -I'M'? .wx'wysv as r.'i iiti iin;iti : rMf mm isM 1 1ll U I CALLED TO GET THAT t)RBS3 VOL) MADE. fOfc. MP&DOFP-IS IT REAOV? 4. VI7A VE5. Btn-ICOULONTLtT KT' IVOOTAkP IT lufll I TUI1 ' RAIN -IT WOULD K0H IT- YoO LL HAVE TO COMrl ToMORIWW .lfA TO COMrl if I i it Car Owners 1 We positively stop your Automobile from pump ing oil See u. LEIGHTON'S WELDING AMD MACHINE WORKS; aiaaLMM it tii lu IP. i Sfi'ilW itpfaf iW iu ntim -tXU) :t, "JLt nOajtilBeiji8ji i.M B"ji,i.sa, it WANT TEA em 8M ' D. iMnii .m ! 00 yt.J 0 O 0 ".- : "
