La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextAfond.iy. M.i 2'.'. 1022 P7TOE SEVEN Classified-Want Ads - - J liiimrHi"ii:!;:i - iiiiiia PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY .. , - . . OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS v., Wi. .). I,. 1NC1.E and I) It. MAHUAR J'.T INCI.K, Osteopaths, diseases of women anil children a specialty. Of fice phone, .Main lH'i; residence phone. Main 12-1. Office Soinii)i'r I'HYSICIAXS AND SI lUiKONS Ulio. II. VIIHItM. M. r. iit-niTfil S'im ery. Orfl.-n ovr Silvcrthurn's. Oll'lcu phone Mnln ,112. J. J. IMUIiY, !M. r Physician ami Surgeon. Over Putnam's Drtlir fttore. Office phone B12-J. KATniK cT.nis . DR. A. N. MAYVtT.T.n Snerlnllst In chronic discuses. Methods, .Mechano Therapy snil Naturopath. Shin and blood tll.ca.ut's. -niTvous dlvnscs. Chronic Headache, ili-zcnm. Sciatica. Appendicitis, t'onstiptitlon,' I5owl Trouble; all kinds of Chronic "Discis es successfully treated. I'iione Muln 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo!- Itltfe Hldlf.. opposite Ktar-Tlieatre. Or flco hours, 10 to 12 a. m.. 1:311 to r.:0ll p. m. Consultation free. S-4-tf DR. J. R. WOODKl.I. chiropractor and Knturopath. NVrvous and chronic diheai"' a specialty. Suite 20. Sum mer HMk?. Over Kilvertliorn's. Office hours, ID to 12 a. in., l:X0 to 5 p. in., 7 to 8 evenllltis. I'llime 97-W. ATTonxrrra , KlttK nnd KNTKIS I'fi I ntcr-lioeseh tniildiiiK. I. a llnuine, ortttAvtn. COOHItAN and EHEK1I AHD Geo. T Cochran and Colon It. Kherhard, At torneva. la Urande Xutlunal Hank llulldlnir. CONTRACTORS a. J. Mcl.KI.I.AN' neKistertd profes tllonnl Civil Khijineer: surveying and Binps. Itoom IS, I.a ilrande National Hank HuildinB. 1'honn .Main SI. AltC.HITKCTS C R Miller. Architect. Room 11, Grande National liunk lluildlng-, 'Irande. Oregon. 1 FRATERNAL DIRECTORY vmninv. 'J'he Hrotherhemt ul American l eo men, (irfitule liuntle Honleslead .Mo. UHSli, meets every second tied loiirlh Wednesday eveni:irs lit I'luKles Hall. Come II ml Itivesliuale the new policies. All visilini; inemiMrs welcome. W. T. I'Al'I'UN. ' Foreman. JIAUl t- MA VVll.i.K. Correspondent. L. O. O. M. La lirnndo l.odse No. 850. lrfynl llrder of Moo.se. holds regular mi altniffii Thursday uiKhl at .8 p. in. at Odd Kel lows' Hull. The Wo menilvoaehart Legion raeeii sec ondr' atid fuiirlh.' Thtn sdays of each motWh. Moose Legion of the World meetii second Monday of each month. Vlittors always welcome. k J. J. HAIM.AN. Dictator. VV. K. KUINOIIAMMKIl, Sec. B. P. ). KI.KS La Crande Lodge No. IjajLodue meets each Thursday ev enlflK at 8 oclorR. Home and cluri prlvlleites cheerfully exlenaed 10 all lirofiiLT I'lks. .. , , NOLAN PKIFP. Exalted Ruler 1 K Ij. PEA t:SON. Secretary. $ ' r MODI&tN WOODMKN OK' AMBRICA-"-Lairandu Camp No. 7703 meeta on the first Thursday evening of each month. Ill the K. of 1'. Hall. Visltlns neiifhborfl welcome. " E. It. KINdO, V. C, JAKE ltllSTOCK. Clerk. k F. and A. M. La Crnnde lode No. 41, A. V. and A. M.. holds reitular mectlliKS first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all U"""- c. w. niNf-XER. W. M. E. R. RINCO. .Sec. O. I BAULKS Aerie No. 159. meeta verv Kr 'laUIng ITIday nighl ai r.aeiea nun. YlaUlng members welcome. Yj, LI 1 ,1 j 1 . J. E. HIRPSELU Bee. WnoBMEN OF THB WIIIII.O-W tiric camp .o. i..;-. ..iti.-. . . . . .. first and third Monday at LaKlea halt All vlaltlns nelchhars welcome. Duaa payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La tjrando Na tional Hank Bldc. V JOHN SCOTT, G. C. B. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. ' KNIIUITU OF I'VTIIIAS Red rps Iideo No. 27. meets every Monday evofilnK In Castle Ilnll IK. of P. HaHl, at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome ' to vlsltlnir Knlghls. f FRANK A. TURNER, C C. C. L. CIRAIIAM. K. It.' WOMAN'S II KN 10 KIT ASSOCIATION of tin- Marcuhi'i-3, I.n Ilrande l.nds Ml. ?7, V. 11. A. of M. lAiilue meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. suit third Wed nesday Ht 8 p. m.. at K. of 1'. nan Vlsllinir Sit!-rs welcome. " WHS. HATtY OAI.UnHIH, Commander, i MAIiJORIE I-ATON Itccord Keeper. O. H. Hope 'haptcr No. 13, O. R S., holds stated communication I lie sec ond and fourth Weilnej.lays of each inontl,. Visiting members cordlall wc.co,nod,Fi t ir N1,IT u w M. "anna s. op.ovi:. sc. js.LE THIS N KEK ONI.. Getiuinc Crescent Wrenches. Mel ville's' llnrdware, 1IJ Adams avenue Pay l-li'h and pi.y le. '' OOINCJS OF TkJE DUFFS' GET YOUR HAT I'LL TAKE. VOL) A MOVIE. w - 1 J'J 'ves C.OANDj .. t nlv uikl. 1 1 1 f I:"- o ' FOR SALS OR TRAD! FOR SAI.K Kine Salinus Rurbankl . potatoes, per rwt. For, eating i or pluming, 1'hone 477-J. . ,5-20-tf FOR SAUi HaU Davis. Kavley. A. f. - 5-19-Btp FOR SALE Seven : Phono. lfig-J. house. 5-17-if FoH SAIj-T-Melotte Cream Separ-ldinary, and one may 'get an idea of its inns. 000 lbs. capacity, Leonard! cost when a trip to Knglanri, France J. .Smith, Fruitdule. 5-12-tfjand Switserland of nine weeks dura it ion was made by the entire company FOK SALEr-Good, clean,' dry landj just to film some of the scenes, grown Potatoes. Phone 413-J. I A number of innovations in picture fi-'U-tf KUIt SAlo"- Good big team. Will sell cheap. Call Oregon Grocery. 4-27-tf WANTED. WAN'TKI Oiiring room, orchnmbei work by experiences! lady. Phone 222-R. fi-18-4tp LADY WANTS Plnce to ook or keep house for summer. Best of refer ences. Wiile "100", Observer. B-20-4tp WANTKf) HuntHo and family wash- isr. Phone j:)3-R. . 5-20-7tp FOK RENT FOR RK.S'lWUousekeeninir Tooms , lliono .'HJO-W. . - 6U-tf1 FOR ' ".RKNT-r-Furnished apartment. S15.0H per month. 1700 Fifth St. , . 5-20-2tp FOR RloNT Bedroom. 1512 Adam Avu. ' 5-1'J-tf FOR RF.NT Two bliK-ks from town. Modern sleeping room. Call 145-W. 5-12-tf FOR IRKNT Two parity furnished houi-clioeping rooms. Phone 4:i3-J. 5-8-tf RKSTAURANT I'OR RKNT a Kn terprise. Good proposition for the right parties. Inquire of Jim Liv ermore at Knterprise or Security Land & Savings Co. 6-8-tf FOR RKNT Two large sleeping .rooms, steam heat, one with slcep- ing porch. Call .119-1. . 5-8-tf )K RENT Steam-heated furnished apartments. ltiOO Washington. - 4-rj-xt MISCELLANEOUS JOSKPII-LA GMiANDK Auto Stage, leaves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.; leaves Ln Grande at 2:00 p. m. o-10rtf HFMSTnX'HING, Buttons Gbvered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90S Adams Ave PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh ... ton's Welding & Machine Works. ' 4-15-tf WE AKK FKOUI) of our record ofjj hnving furnished the people of Iai Grando with pure artificial ice for!j the past twenty years. We are still j at your service. Sanitary Ice C'o.lj W. 1). (irandy, proprietor. Two. Phones 297-J and 297-.M. Ij 6-lo-tfii KXPKKT PIANO TUNING Clean i and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Cail Newlin Hook Store for appoint- ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf . LOCAL CORSET1ERE for Barcley,! , Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104!, "Vo avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly jj Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed . throughout. Also Hemstitching and ,J Picot Edge,' Work Guaranteed. J B-l-tI;i AUCTlON'JiER I. K. Newlnnd, Aue- ! tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed, j Farm -sales a , specialty. Phone i no-. T 1 . 'Jm XOTK'K TO kki);toks. The undersigned has heen duly np-jf pointed administtntor of the pstateij of Sarah lionnette, deceased, nnd all, I persons having claims against estate J are hereby required ami notified tojl present same, duly verified, to the un-j, derstgned at Summerville, Oregon.it within six months fiom date. Dated and first published, May lfl,j 1:121;. i .1 C T!OV'KTTF.. It -Administrator of said Estate. Cochran & Eberhaid, atlomeys, Mav l'l-'.'n, June 2-1MH Ml B I ' A r'"x, ' ' "B "CUN. m c I- .,, W iff FIFTEEN Ji 1 KIM . ASK JIMpWI I ' UJT '"Z - ,J PiERE GOIN , tj ' " MWfr,. ( 1 II III Gil mmT ' . "r t n ' M':'P CrTcvS " :i ( -king; Ql KKN, JOKKK" COMKDY. (ill WAT A story of unusual thrill, coupled , with exceptional comedy features makes Sydney Chaplin's Paramount production of "Kinpr, Queen, Joker," which will be shown at the Arcade thutitrc today only, one of the out standing picture of feting of the sea son, Mr. Chaplin is quite out of the or- producing were used by Mr. Chaplin in tile making of the production, one of them being the use of airplanes to carry the company to distant loca tions, practically inaccessible by any other means of transportation. . With the induction of many novel stunts into this picture, Mr. Chaplin's offering is said to be an u:iusuul one. Lottie MacPherson heads a capable supporting company. Four snappy acts of vaudeville are ulao on tonight's bill. "FOOLISH WIVES" AT SIIF.IUY'S LAST DAY TODAY. If you were to take passage on a French liner, with a libttal letter of -credit; if in time you reached Mon te Carlo, that floriously sunny Para dise of the RiVcria, and there watched others, and yourself indulged in play 'it the Casino tables: if you dined at the Cafe de Paris, wandered under the i J southern Inoon in the famous gardens, i and indulged for the moment in any j j of the passing phases of folly you ' I would return with the niemoiy of a seeming dream so rare and stiange ia the life you would observe. ' And yet you would be us innocent as u babe of the real Monte Carlo its true undorcurrmts of life: its beauti-' ful women, whose personal adornment is an epitome of the. wealth of the catth; its soldiers of fortune, its' rogues, both male and female, and, their pniasites and their prey. You would perhaps see on the sur face the elegancies and extravagances of th,. ultra smait set, and perhaps note the jostling of splendor and siU-1 alor in the crowds that throng about the halls of the goddess of Foitune. Of the motives and1 acts beneath this comedy of elegance you would be, could be, but dimly aware. To get behind the scenes would require such weulth, leisuie and loss of character as but few, even in this wicked world, would care to give. Faithfully to recreate this atmos phere nnd truthfully to present the drama of existence there, Universal has spent nearly two yearn in time nnd more than n million dollars .in money. . r-i For the last times today, the Sherry Theatre will bare for you a magic screen, nnd there in the comfort of a theatte seat you may store up for Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced' Emlml mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main ' 62, Night 1 I I I m Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. tiftf Cft Jf S Z Tom Gave a Neighborhood Party PY l"LMiAN 1 yourself a memory more impressive. and of deeper siirnificnnce to you! I hull would the overseas journey itself. I v'Ol'NTY TltKASl ltKR'S CAM. HM ('KNKIIAI. KOAl) WARRANTS "l.-fJI Notice, .The undemigr.ed county ' treasurer has fumts on hand witlii which to redeem all wurtants issuetl on the General Road Fund, No. 1374 to 1434, inclusive, aeries ot 1!I21; also,1 1-37, inclusive, series of 1022, payable ; on and after Monday, May 22, 11122. j lntei"est ceases on the above warrants on May 22, 1922. HUGH MeCALL, County Treasurer. Ply May 22-2P, June 5-12-111. Seed Potatoes pry lam! er"un At'df-d t.f'nis nnd (.old Coin. GEORGE NOBLE mono .-lain 711 or li(l:!-V Darland Hotel I r.H.-r Xt-w MiitiHK'-.m-iit Xi(, i l.'nii room ai it-ason nhlt- i-iiK-M, from ."tOo up, ,-- - ", LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION ) 'f ' D. N. Baird WOT 77ri5 10 nopot st.' piionn i7nw J The prcs'iit, is the time tu save. Do not A. L. LrOSSITian -"ni.ilu- Hie mistnke uf pntlino- ni l' this im- i III .popusur obliji-atioii. Start with :i clicekin!' , I'ssnss'nn" ! II iicciiuiit. deiiosit inn' vmir income reiMilar- II 1 !l l.y. l'ny yvur (spenses with checks it Jl I ' 1 XX gives von a. record and a convenient vat- Yi I afUl2SWtCr? -I Vi ' ' unlilf rect.t, then .nt what you have left fA 1 miirnfirrTTTT.TiTi.'nw'f'rT-i.TTiT. V 011 a Savings Account. Allow your, sav- , I C . I . intis to iicciinmliite to work for von tit I l J y J Cfederal reserve1 r J t E!ia;:5;SYSTE L THE BRUNSWICK STANDS FOR THE ' ! UNITED STATES NATIONAL1 BANK ! " " PARAMOUNT OF PERFECTION ' ! GRANDE, ORE. KYERY Brnnswiclv 4'inliolios tlie kuowlodffo nnd ex periouco i1' nn (ir-janization wliicli devoirs itself fo makiiiK tlie Brunswii-lc the MOST DESIHEl) AS SKH of any home. Enjoy the world's ftveatest arlists in your home, nt a small initial payimfiit and Easy Monthly T'.vi'ms. (Jiiine in and we will Ik; lad to demonstrate a Pi'iinswicl to you today. . Ifjrineinlier Mother on Mother's Day with some choice selected lirunswick Records. Hollo "Mother O' Mine," )y Theo Karl.j. v0S8 "liove's Old Sweet Soil,'," by violin, flule and harp. n Eastern Oregon Music Company Open Evenings Till 0:H() Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ID D0N0HUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1241 Fir h JefferBon I I ' Kvlln or Consllpnllnn. perhaps the most serious nf til" J diseases caused by cuiiHtlpulloii Is appendicitis. If you would avoid I Ilia dangerous disease, keep your bowels roKiilur, l'or this purpose Chainberluln'a Tablets are excellent. I easy to take and mild and aentle In effect. Adv. H6t? You know how much caslrv it It for you to over leaf after you have over Mtmn. Battrrtci are almost human. Th battery that ovf rhcatt and put! you to a lot of trouble, due to warped or buckled piates, is the battery that hai been allowed to over-charge. There It a miRhty simple remedy for overheating of batteries. If you haven't tried it you'll be surprised to find how well it works. Here it is: TURN ON YOUR HEADLIGHTS THE REST OF THE DAY WHILE DRIVING. We can tell you some other things about batteries that will tav you trouble and expense. Come in anytime. ) i vvJLJLAWX'ya. ine lime ! Batteries HSWmr Tn W ' wnm m mn ljb ta m rm i i i i 11 . . ,1 r 1-71. w 11 1 j mmmm Wr:i:i ' t-ii : m 1 I 111. 11 s KiiiK wt'ici 1 f vm r it aim 1111 tm Tits ; i,rrrs 1 m I P r r..i Is But Another Way of Expressing Economy See Our Tailor-made Suits $58.00 to $78.00 Perfect Comfort in Cool Athletic Underwear $1.25 to $5.00 Knox Straw Hats for Men of Correct Attire The Toggery- Andrews Tiros. E. & W. Shirts and Collars j The Reason for our Substantial Ghowtu, ff is our Substantial Service OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring result3 lllum'lllllllllllt!"i'1IIMIIMIIIII!nillllllllll'lll!lininilliniIH!ll'llll!nHn!l!llll!!IIMII!l!IIHM!l!ll!lllllllllinil"II .Jr. WHY MOTORS NEED NEW PISTONS I'lston wear occurs In every motor. And, with tlio wearing ot pistons, the. piston pins nnd rlncs also wear. No wear In motor, or ear, makes Mself so thorougbly evident ua does the wear In those, important parts. This Is why replacement of pistons, pinion pins anil rlnas hiis become so universal wby so many good shops, and so many booiI mechanics, now malm a specially of rugriiiUiiig cylinders and thn replacement of pis tons, piston pins and rlnits. Dosfldln the best lubi'lrnilon possible, nnrh of your pistons, as It.. Irnvels up and down, weals nsalnst the cylinder walls. Ilavo you ever thoiiKhl bow fast, nnd how far. these pistons travel In going buck nnd forth, back and forth, up and down, millions of times through tbo cyl inders Ono "mathematical sharp'' flgurea that in 10,000 miles ot automobile travel single, piston In tbo nverairn six-cylinder motor makes over GO.nuO.Oiin strokes up and down thn cylinder walls. There fore II is easy to understand why pistons, piston pins and piston rings wear even with tho best of lubrication. R. W. IfflllllllllllllllM I r !) H The New Telephone Directory.... will not be issued as soon as expected, due to certain construction work which must be com pleted by the time of issuance of the Directory. This permits of a short time longer for changes to be made. However, report any changes which you wish to appear in the new Directory as soon as possible to mU ur of gettinj the proper lilting. ; ,: Ui il Sinews fo'ilcciadcssai Iet Us Clean and Press Your Clothes iPiiullllIIIUIli LEIGIIT0N mjmm I tr-.v.:. 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