La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 10, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTi'A" GRANGE KVEm?0 OrtRRRVER Classified Want Ads PROFESSIONAL ' DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS FOR SALE OR TRADK DR. J. I lNCI.R and DR. MARGARET INH,1. Discuses of women And dill-. lot. Hfii. Phone miii 120. Ui tiraiwlc ' lW bAliv--.Nine cnerr, six Kamier IMHMOnUl 1IU11K 11011111111?. I'OK SALE Brunswick phonograph water power wushinir machine, re-, frig-erator and other furniture. Phone 20!)-J or cull lit 1104 I ave nue. . 5-9-St PHYSICIANS AND HI ItUKONS UKO. 11. VBH11M, M. !. Menum! Hurn ery. Off it;o over Sllvertliorn's. Otl'lue phone Malo 112. J. J. ItAKHY, M. D Physician ami Surireon. Over .Putnam's Drug Store. Office phone M2-J. NATUHU CCRK DR. A. N. MATVILI.E Soeclnllit In chronic dlst-usi'S. Mt-ilioils, Mucliuno Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood dlscasei, nervous diseases. Chronic lltisdiu-hft. l-lrzi-ina. Sciatica. Appendicitis. Cotistiiiiil Ion, Uowel Trouhle: all kinds of Chronic Diseai- ea su.'ces.ifully treated, l'hone- Main E93. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool ldire Hide.. opposite Star Thenlre. Of fice hours. 1(1 to 12 a. m.. 1:3U to 5:0(1 p. m. ConBoltatlon free. 3-4:tf DR. J. V.. WOODEI.I Chiropractor and Naturopath. NVrvous and chronic dlfeaai-a a specialty. Suite 20, Sum mer Itlilff. over Kllverthorn'a. orfli-e hours, 10 to lli a. in., 1:311 ;o & p.-ui., 7 to 8 nyninKa. IHwoie. l7-W. , apple t.ees. The best in U. S. A Washington Nurjei-y Co., 1805 Y Ave- J. H. Kilby..'. . - v 59-:itp l''01l SALL Universal ninire. . In quire 12U8 Second street, . "OR SALK One 5-passenger Dixie Flyer touring car, practically 'jiew. Inquire ut 1317 Y avenue. t 1 5-8-olp riinmlicrljiln's Tablets hiv Mild (iciille in lirri'i't. Hid land, thai the defendant, and every ! AT SHEItKY'S LAST DAY. Down ut the Sherry Theatre the married folks, of this city uie having presented for their entertainment and for their edification too, pernsps what is easily the most hilurlous and thorough treatise on the subject of married life presented here tor many months past. It is a picture, :. Paramount special comedy, and it is aptly enough, titled, "Is Matrimony A The picture is a laugh-maker all the way and has a real star cast headed The laxative effect of Chnir.bnr kiln'a Tablets Is no mild and gentle that you can hardly .realize that It has been produced by u me.'lrlne Adv. NOTICE, j Drs. Ingle, osteopathic physicians hiive moved to Summer llldg. , 5-8-12t SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State or Oregon for the County of Union. James 1). Dobbin, Plaintiff, vs. S. P. Holm an and Holmwn, his wife, if living, if not living, then their unknown ueirs; and, also, all other persons- or parties -unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the To S. P .HoJmaji and FOR SALK Good big team. Will sell cheap. Call Oregon Grocery.' 4-27-tf FOR DRY Ki-in. wood call 399-J. -. 8-28-ti WANTED. f ATTOK VK 8 Kflll.'n fcwl'KH Piilim-r-ltoescn lliiilclnit,', l.a (It-mule, I Ireifiin. COCHIIAM. and JCHIOMI f III-TO. T Cochran and Colun It. Eberhard, At torneya. La tlriinde National itank BulMlntr. WANTED Twenty-five loaJs of dirt at Greenhouse. Cherrys Florists, 5-8-tf WAN TIM) To ent or buy, a slnftll plncc suitable Tor raising poultry. Phone, 2Jo Vlor call :f02 Main St. Thursday j '. 584t CONTUAtJTOItS . . U. I J MoLEl.rMV RBii.f..reil profes sional Civil Kniilncer: surveying and niaps. Room u, l.a tirande National Hank Ilulldlnt'. l'hone Main HI. AKCIUTKCTS B. Miller. Aliltect. Roora ilLa Orandu National Hank Building, La "irande, OreKon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY vi-'.inn-'.x. 'I'hn nrothrh'Mil ji American Veo. mell, (ll'i)liili; i'niiili- lluhlesteild Ni. iKsii, meeis evury 'nccnnd -ami loiirth w ednesdny evi-tiirips :it KaKies iiall i'oine II nil ItiYext I IT.'I le III' lO-W pnlicies. All visitiii'; iii,.niii.:rsrvelcnnie. . W. T, 1'.Vt"l'i;.N, . ' ' . "? '. Foreman. ' ii'.xify i:. MAVvri.ui:, Corresptxuient. U O. O. ,M. La Crnnile Lodge No. 8ii0, Loval order of Moose. Hows reKlliar nieetiiiK every Thursday nlirht at s p. m. at (Jdd I'-ellows- Mall, ine v, o men's Mooseheurt Le-?iun meets sec i ond and fourthi Tliursdaya of. each month. Moose Legion of the World meets RCcnnd Monday or eacu monm. Visitors always welcome. J. J. 11 A KI.A.N'. Dictator. W. V. K LI N! HA MAI Kit, Sec. B. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. ' 433. Lndire meets each Thvirsil--r ev- tf enlne at 8 o'olock. Kome and cldn prlvllCKes cliuert'ully,. extended to ail itmlhpr Rtttw - NOLAN SKIFF, Exalted Ruler F. L. PEARSON, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 77U3 niecis on the first Thursday evetiins or each month. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors Welcome. E. It. ltlNOO. V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. V. find A. M. La Grande Lodlce 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. XV. mNGNER. W. M. E. R. ItlNGO, Sec. . O.' EAGLES Aerie No. 'Jf.ll, meets everv Friday nlKht at Eaglos Hall Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. Hinn.SELL. Sec. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Grands Camp No. H9. Sleets every first and third Monday at Eagles hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Duos payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Hank Pldg. S i JOHN HCOTT. C. 0., -i IU JrklTCIlEN. Clerk.- i WANTKOr-To rent uhftn'hished f,iv- 'rot-Mil fifodernt house on South f.t of track.. , Write. D. E. Meyers, IKn- terprise, Oregon.' 5-4Mitp HOKSKS PASTURKI) S2.U0 per montn. It. tj. menauit. rarmers 24.:--ti ': i J'v'-'.S-S-np FOR RENT by such favorites at T. Roy liarnosM1.ompamt herein. Defendants. l.ila Lee. Lois Wilson and w alien Iliers. The megaphone, was wedded by Jumcs Cruze, Also the comedy, "The IK'serter. KLINOU CLYN lNTEltl'KKTS MEANING. Why the title "Beyond the iRocks" was the question asked Madam Elino: Hot mail, his wife, if living, if not living, then to .your unknown heirs; and, also tu all other persons or parties, un known claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or interest' in the real es fute described in the complaint herein Defendants; iv Till.' vamp nv tiif MTSTKithe County Court of Union County as OF ORKC.On! You uii.l each of " vou ! Administratrix of the estate of Phil- Glyn, its author, at the Paramount are required to appear und answer the i 'P Thompson, deceased. All persons one uf,lhetn and nil persons claiming any right., title or interest unuer or tluouitli them or any uf them, ad- verse or hostile tu the claims or rights of the plaintiff, be forever barred ( om j asserting any such right, title or in- I terest; and that plaintiff have such t further equitable relief as may ac- J cord with good conscience, nnj have , uijd recover his costs and disburse-' J ments herein. ) This summons is published by order j of the Honorable J. W, Knowles, i Judge of the Circuit Couit for the J State uf Oregon for Union County, niude and entered on the 18th day of J April. 11122, and by said tinier it. is directed that this summons be pub- ( lishert once a week for six consecutive weeks in the La Grande Observer. Dute of first ,puuiication, April 111. J 1022 ' :i JNO. S. IIOIXilN, , Attorney for Plaintiff, n Residence anil Postoflice, Lit Grande, J Oregon. Dly Apr. lil-2ti May 3-10-17-24-IU 'J NOTICE. j Notice is iieneoy given that Jennie R. Thompson has been appointed by There Are No "IFS, ANDS or EXITS" About It The QUALITY STYLE WORKMANSHIP Of ! Our Taylor Made; Suits are the Best. ! See OUR Suits $57.00 $78.00 Clothes for Men and) Young Men TM Toggery Andrews Bros. . Let Us Clean and Press Your Clothes. West Coast studio, while the bouk.comDiaint filed auainst vou in the was ueing transferred to tne screen with Gloria Swanson as sUir. "If is dtrjvej from the followin" passage in the book," explained Mad am Glyn, who quoted it almost word for word as follows: "He was a fatalist. He told her (Theodora, pinyed. 'U"Iifs, Swajison) what wcmld be, would be and mortals like -himself and herself were just scattered leaves, like' barque, floating above entitled court und suit on or be fore six weekp from the date of the first puidicatluti of this summons, to wit: on or before the lllst day.ol .May, 1022, and if you fail so to ap pear and answer or otherwise- plead to said complaint, the plaintiff .wit! apply to the Court for the decree as prayed for in said complaint. The decree pr&yd for in the said complaint is that the defendants and having claims .against Baid estate are Hereby notified to present tile same, properly verified, to said Administtn trix or to Crawford & Kukin, her at torneys, at 1j Clram'.e, Oregon, with in six months from the date of .first publication of this notice, which is matle on the 3rd day of Mu', 1022. .May 3-ia-t7-24-.il . down a current whero were, mostly Uarh of them set forth the nature of rocks ahead. - jtheir respective claims or interest in This new Paramount picture will be'or to the north half of southwest quor showm at the Arcade theatre Thurs-Iter f set.tion 27 4n Township 2 South, day, Krklay and Saturday. A strong Kange' 8 E. W. M in Union County, Oregon, and that all such adverse claims be determined by the above en- supporting cast has been provided. EOR IKENT Two .partly furnished housekeeping rooms, l'hone 4:l:l-J. 0-8-tf RE RESTAURANT FOK KENT at .En-' teiT-rise. Good proposition for the. right parties. Inquire of Jim Liv-'.epoTt ermorc at Enterprise or Securityt 'P,,.. Land & Savings Co. . 5-8-tf . , 1 JL'fll EOK KENT Two . large tlcepine, rooms, steam heat, one with sleep ing porch. Call 319-U. 5-8-tf(. VOR KENT Two furnished . rooms Phone 310-W. 5-54tf KOR KEjNT Steam-heated furnished apartments. 1000 Washington. 4-20-tf LOST A brown fur in La, Crande. 'inden please notifv Alia. R. G. 'henault, Farmers .'. 6-8-3t LOST- I' Chenault, MISCELLANEOUS II E.M STITCHI NGi Buttons' -Coveml-Mrs. U II. Norton, 000 Adams Aye La Grande. fi-0-tf PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. 4-15-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 GENOA, May 11. Foreign tcr Tchitcherin handed the reply to the allied memoranitui: to Foreign Minister Schanzer d tilled court: that each such claim or interest be declared not founded in law or equity, and that the right, title and interest of the plaintiff be de- Thc first part of the note, whiL,. to a vuiul right and title, and arc afloat in lissssstsssssi iia's attitude of property, vj ... of the negotiation! W '1 Jl TV on which Fraii .. .. -' l split ,withtliol - I l cougti. If M 4M 44. JkJk IkA sists of 15 pnges, is argumel The second half is reported to structive, making proposals with financial questions. Many rumors turn with Russia'! nationalization a vital issue is the question Ucjgium have WhoopLug This Is a very dangerous disease. 1 .n.ii...i...iu n .i,n.i-,. u ri.-i, m lttl llvillill I) lu efiiiw.'-ii uimvi years of age, but whon no pare goric, codeine' or opio opiate ; is given, Js. easily cured by glvin ! CUamberlaln's Cougtf Remedy. Most people believe that It must rim Its course, not knowing that the tlive Is very much shortened, and .that there is little danger from the di sease when this remexly Is given. It has .heen , used. .In manty tin idem lc of whooping cough," with pronounced success. ..It -la sate anitTieasant to take. Adv. It hut he holds, possesses and owns said luescribed real property in fee simple It la hard on both parents and children, und quite unueccaaary "Out bahy hud a bad COUBtl, Her. ou, wad kept u up altnoit ,ir nlvht. t'olry'm lluar ,du1 tuppiu hi ruuRb, all Ita ll!.rfTx-t hu dlsppaird, and lhaka to jout m all set somaatMP." W. D. Yaadlgrlft, Smyraa, Ga Th e Reason for our Substantial Growth . is our Substantial Service Your Bank, . o .a o o ' WHEN TO BUY HOW TO BUY 'WHERE TO BUY KNK1HT8 OF PVTHIAS lied Crmi l.odKe No. 27. meets every Monday evening In Castle Hall K. f. ,P. Hall), at 8 p. m.,A Pythlim welcotna to all vlsitlnir Knights. KI'.ANK A. TUIl.VRR. C. C. C. U tlltAIIAM;- K. It. 8. WOMEN'S HI0NKK1T ASHtlCIATION of the laerabee. l-a Cirande Indite No. 27. W. It. A. of M. Lodco meets first Thursday at a p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. Vlsitlnir Sinters welcome. MItS. MARY GALLAGHER. Commander. MARJOItlB EATON. Record Keeper. O. K ft. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. 8.. hoida stated romnuinientlnn the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. R nktll. W. M. ANNA S. flROVK. Sec. ORDERS TAKEN for ateam pleating. Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138J. l-ll-2';tl LOCAL COBSETIERE for Barclay I J Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 jj ' O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly!! - Custom-made iCoisets. Guarantee! ! ' ' throughout.' Alsd Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. ! rc : SPECIAL SALE. , ! Special ile this week on copper wash boilers... Get my money-saving 1 prices. .Melville's. Hardware,., 14281 J Adams Ave. Pay cash and pay less.i, 5-8-tf 1 1 BROOMS. jj Factory shipments of. brooms just i received. Highest grade brooms forJ less money. Melville Hardware, t .Adams Ave. Pay cash and pay lessi'J G-C-tfii 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. Muslin, per yard 1 19c. Plisse Crepe, whiff? and colors .::.::..:;:.;::r::-.;:..::.,nic Hemstitched Table. ( 'lot lis l.(i9, $2.39 Japanese Table Cloths tl.23 Damask in colors,' per yard 98e One Lot of Neatly Trimmed Hats, $6.50 ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE Of your bank you expect Sa.fety. ' You want perlinps some filnliy yef you ' ' expect Spirit. You want to know, positively, lliat your affairs will receive the proper at tent ion. Vou expet-t Experience. You expect Caliber. You want to transact your business with accuracy and promptness. You ex pect ConveniV-nce. You expect. Completeness. . , You expect Prestige. These things that, you expect are not , , impracticable things. Thev iire -'tilings Hint we offer you, that AVE' KXPECT to give you. . . - . , MEMRKU FEDEKAIi Ri;sERYE - - system: United States National' Bank 'I.ADRANDE,ORE, OBSERVER ADVERTISING- will bring results ,: . . .... i" ' !l 1 1 ' ' I v : SPECIAL--- WHY MOTORS NEED NEW PISTONS We have on hand a f6w 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. Sold on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. , Piston wear occurs In. every niolnr. And, with tho wearing of plslons, 5' tho piston plus and rltiKS also wear. No wear In motor, or cur, ma'aes Itself so thoroughly evident as does the wear In these important parts. JJ This Is why replacement of pistons, plslon pins inn tl rings Ikih become I so universal .why so many good shops, and so many good mechanics, now make a specialty of regrlnding cylinders and the replacement ot pls- tons, piston pins and rings. II1 Desjillo tho best lubrication possible, each or your pistons, as It ! J travels up and nlown, wears agaLiist the cylinder wnlls. Have you ever II thought how fast, and how rar, these pistons travel In going back and forth, back and forth, up and down, millions of times through tho cyl I ! inders? Ono "nuilheniatlcal sharp" figures that In ID, (1(1(1 miles of automobili' travel ti single piston In the average slx-cyllnder motor ! J .makes over CO, OHO, AON strokes up and down tho cylinder walls. Thoro- i lore II is euHy to understand why pistons, piston plus and piston rings I I uiNir oven with tho best or lubrinntlnn. LEIGHTON m R. W 1 1 - r.-i n 1- up, ! CeM M$mL- . UDOLflSLI Uli I " .'.is danBero. disease, keep yourij J j. TOWCr tOltipany '- j --- - - , . "1 2" ' " nrn IITD bowels regular. For this, purppseii III r J mmmmm. SDP PTT JlC TU C-h.mlirilrt.Ta.tttrrtrB-l!t.j ( . , ) i ! 'II I I 111" I Hil ILlu ea!''y lo lake 1U"1 mM rMU' I i """;""";;;""Z;;;"ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzJ .' mUI lJ L I ' ".HI.1 J-liJ X ' ' ' - T-Tm m i. uMtmi- uist ui.'.-v..1 --.. , ' ' i ' I uh'"w"ok7ib duff ... ... Tom Didn'Haye His Mind On His Work ' ' . .jIN j NntAf TplpntlOTlP I I SAV TOM I CAMC OVERTO I Will VOU LIKE TO FISH WOtHE'RE I U'A I CAN FEEL OWE OPTubsi PSKs , eV HE 6TN0S OUT THEReI .. 1 . 11C VV .. . 1 CACUI1U11C 1 -;; 1 sssswar f.4 "Z&mw -JBr : tetes, H . - Directory ... L,-;v;-i W ' uA.aQi . I ' xTl l' if 1 " ;mI . A To be issued soon Notify the J . . I . i$rjl - FlVRl - . . fW - IPflwti jXS o It (-. office at once of any changes to v".:-- I '