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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTHOPATHIO THYSICIAXH
IK. J. 1,. IN'OLE and 1)1!. MARGAR-
r hi lNlil.h, Osteopaths, diseases of
wumon anil children a specialty. Of.
, fico phone, Main Klii; residence
phone, .Mam r.!. Office Somnier
liuildinp;
PHYSICIANS ANI SlIKiiSONS
UKO. H. V10I1HS. ,M. !. lliMixntl Kin....
ery. Ofltc-o over Sllverthurn'a. Otriue.
. pnunn ninin 112.
J. J. URBY, M. D Physician and
Surgeon. Over Putnam's Drug
Store. Office phone M2-J.
N ATI HE nRIS
OR. A. N. MA YVIIJsK -PpectalUt In
enronic (iiKoriBes. .ntuiou,t. .Mechano-
Therapy nnl NatunMrnth. Skin and
Chronic Ilwadaclic, ilvzifina. tt:iait(a,
Append IcHIh, Constipation, Howl
-i roiiine; itu mmiM 01 i nronin nim-'is
pa flucceHMfully treated. Phone Main
5U;J. Koom 1, a, a, second floor Cool-
ldtfB Hlriif., opposite Htiir Theatre. Of
fice bourn, 10 to 12 n. m., X;3u to r:0
p. m. CorifluUntion frM. 3-4-tf
DR. J. K. WOODRf.i Chiropractor una
.Naturopath. Ntvouh mid chronic
, dia" a aporlUy, finite 20. Snin.
t nii-r Uld(f. iivt;r Silvprthnrn'w. Orflre
rutirfl, io to-is a. Tn..'i::t(i to lip. m., 7
--to.Jl.fcveiiiiiKa. . Phone 41'7-W.
ATTOUMTYS
KIHK and K.HTKIt l'ftlmrtr-lioocn
; minding, i.,a UmticJe, Or't;ui
COCHRAN and KltKRH AltD Oeo. 1
i Cochran and Colon It. F. her hard. At-
i tnrny. La CJrando National Hank
iiuiiainfr.
COXTRACTOK8
D. J. McLKM.AM Rpitfstorod profea
Hlonat Civil KiiKtn.T: aurveylntr and
mapti. Room 12, I-a lrnnl National
Bank Huildlntf. Phone Mnln 91.
A1UJH1TKCTS
C. B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La
Grande National Hank Building. La
irnnae, uretfon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
Ttip llrothorliuoii .t.l American '00-
nt-DJ
(Iruntle llonric tlmnrMcntl
ZMxtt.. nv-t
every -sitcohU ami lourth
eMIny evcninR at KiiKlcs Hall.
Coiytj and InveMiiiiie the n-vv policies.
All jvo.sitilur m.mlt-r welcome.
J . W. T. 1'A I'TKN,
I c'oremnn.
.i 11AKV E. MAVVII.I.H.
' Correaponriont.
U Q. O. La Ornnae Look. No. 850,
Loyal Order of Moose, lioUU regular
nleeliiiKii every Tliursilny nifrlit at 8
p. m. at Odd Fellow' Hull. The Wo
men's Mooaelieart LeRiun meets sec
ond and. fourtli Thui'HClHyH of each
month. Aloo.se Tuition of the WoiMd
meets second Monday of each month.
Visitors always welcome.
J. J. HAIil.A.N, Dictator.
W. r'. -Ki.iNOiiAMUKit, .see.
B. P. O. ELKK l.a Grande Lodge. No.
433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother 151 ka.
NOLAN BKilFP. Exalted Ruler
F. L. PKAHSON. Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMRFIICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of 1'. Hall. Visiting
neighbors welcome.
K. It. ltlNGO. V. C,
JAKE ltosTOt'Iv, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La (Irande Lodge No.
41. A. F. and A. M., holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. wn. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
c. w. niNnNF.n. w. M.
E.. R. HINiio, See.
. O. KAiLi: Aerie No. meets
every Friday night at Eagles 11U.
VJsitlne, members welcome.
Z. LILLY. W. P.
ii i , . .! K. .HiriDSKLL. Bed.
WOODMU1N 'OF TilK WORLD Ls
trend Camp No: 1B1I.. Meets 'every
Hrnt and third Monday nf Eagles
111. All visiting neighbors welcome.
Dues pSvatil. at the orflce of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank Blip.-. "
l JOHN SfOTT. C. C.
It. J. KITi'HEN, Clerk.
KNKiHTS OF 1'YTHIAH Red Cross
Lodge No, 27. ; meets every Monday
evening; in Cnstle Ball K. of r.
Halll, at 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
FRANK A. TUltNER, C. 0.
C. L. tlP.AHAM. K. It. S.
WOMEN'S llENKFlT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No.
27, W. II. A. of M. Lodge meets flrjl
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall.
Visitint? Flsters welcome.
MI18. MARY GALLAGHER,
Commnnder.
MARJORIE EATON.
Record Keeper.
V. E. H. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. H-.
holds siatt-d communication the sec
ond end fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordially
welcomed. .,
. NELLTH G. NEILL. W..M.
, ANNA S. GROVE. Sec.
SAI.K I Ills KKK ONI.V.
Oentiinc Crescent Wrenches. Mel
ville's Hardware, H'JS Adams avenue.
Tnv r.ih and pi.y lea'. S-lfi-tf
DOINGS OF TiIE DUFFS'
THIS 5UIT 15CEPTAINLV
GOING OH THE FK1TZ."
6LESS I'LL 0 "VER
AMD ORDEB A
NEW ONE ! ,
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FOR SALS OR TRADI
I'OU SA1.K A twu-ioom house, wed
built, wired, well-painted, good roof
and lathed ready to plaster. Must
be moved off. First buyer with
?-"' cash takes it. 707 4th St.
5-22-tf
OR SAI.li This year's select breeding-
pen of Thoroughbred Buff "Wy
andotte fowls, 15 .vouhk laying hens
and young rooster of fine exhibition
quality. Call at 707 4th Si. und sec
them. No reasonable offer refused.
5-22-tf
1'OK SALE My Dodge Touring Cur
in good running condition, has run
about lo.OOO miles, recently over
hauled, valves ground, new piston
rings, new cord tires on rear
wheels, two serviceable extra tires
mounted on rims, tools and other
accessories, $4f0. 1922 license.
Phone 2H2-W. j-22-tf
l''OR SALE Sow ami
I'hone 4r0-J.
eight pigs,
6-22-:itp
l''OR SALE The following: One pi
ano, fine tone instrument ; one iron
bedstead and springs, one dining
room table and three chairs, two
rocking chairs, one dresser, one san
itary couch, one breakfast table, on
sewing machine, one mahogany
stand, sttiall i'frfgrfitflr,' one two-
humor all stove, one Incubator. Al
' b 11)20' Maxwell touring oaf in fine,
condition, Phone 4ilO-J, (
5-22.::i
l''t)RSAl.l'X-Solid quarter-sawed oak
( UliAry"' titble, straight back and
rocking Wiair with leather back,
cushions and auto spring seat;
Three pieces, $55.00. Owner leuv
ing town. i:iOU II avenue, fi 22-:itp
FOR SAUC Fine Salinus Burbnnk
potatoes, ?2-25 per cwt. For eating
or planting. Phone 477-J.
. ' ri-20-tf
FOR SALE
Davis. -Bald Barley, A. I
G-li)-0tp
FOR SALE Seven
Phone 1II8-J.
house.
5-17-Ct
FOR SALE Melotte Cream Separ
ator. (iOO lbs. capacity. Leonard
. J. jWlth, Fruitdale. 6-1'2-tf
FOR SALE Good, clean, dry land
grown potatoes. Phone 4!!t-J.
,. . " . 5-M-tf
FOR SALE-r-Good big team. Will
soil cheap- .Call Oregon Grocery.
- ' 4,27-tf
WANTED.
i
WANT"T(T"liUY 2 ?or 2pinch
centnfUgal pump. Phone 450-.L
5-22-:itp
WANTED Light ironing to do at
home. Also will care for children
afternoons and evenings. Call 220
R. ". 5-22-tf
WOOD-CHOPPERS
I'hone 154-S. J.
1507 X avenue.
WANTED
D. Fitzgerald,
0-22-(itp
LADY WANTS Place to cook or keep
house for summer. Best of refer
ences. Wiite "100", Observer. .
5-20-4tp
WANTED Bundle and family wnsh-s
ing. Phone l.'K-R. r.-20-7tpi,
i i i - i i ii ,
FOR RENT
-i
'OR RENT ijix-tioom house, ' J'ur-1 j
pished or unfurnished. Inquire 002 ,
C avenue. -
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l-'OR RENT--llousekee)i"(J
Phono .'KIO-'W.
liooms
S-J'J-tf
FOR RENT Iv.o blocks from .town.!
Modern sleeping room. Call 145-W. I
5-12-tf
B
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FOR IKENT Two partly furnkhed
housekeeping rooms. Phone 4!I"-J.
5-8-lf i
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RESTAURANT FOR RENT at En-is
terprisc, flood proposition for the j
right parties. Inquire of Jim Liv-I
ermore at Enterprise or Security!'
Lund & Savings Co. u-8-tl'jl
I!
FOR KENT Steam-heated furnished ,1
apartments.
lCOfi Washington. IJ
4-20-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
WE ARE PROUD of our record of 1 1
hvlnir furnished the people of La I
(irande with pure artificial ice for
the p.'it twenty years. Wearetill
I '
1 H 1 1 "11 ) OH flOtA. .-1 OW LUCKVj ti
r -rntj i was on mv wav to
IV u,cii WK urriiciniwe .
f . )A DRE5S OROEf?EP
HELLO. riEuEM(ANpT,s Rr,AC,V- ,'LL
N-vwt.T NEEP SOME MOMEy P r
ti,n A.y:--..i-w zsr. - ;
CII VLLKNCE COMPARISON
W ITH "SPOILERS" RATTLE
After the terrific bare-fisted fight
in "The Spoilers," Rex Beach's fam
ous story, motion picture history
Seemed to stand still so fur as fights
were concerned. No one to date has
ever equalled it for tensity and real
honest-to-goothress sci-uppingt
It has remained for Irving Cum
mings to put forward a fight which
challenges comparison with iWilliuir,
Farnum's epoch-making battle.
Cummings plays the part of Cor
poral Campbell of the Northwest
I Mounted Police. He is sent out to
get a woman who is charged with the
murder of her husband.
The woman's husband has a treach
erous brother, one Jacques. When
Jacques conies upon Corporal Camp
bell in the cabin of the wife, Marie,
he sets nut to kill the officer.
Coiporal Campbell realizes that it
is not only his life he must battle for,
but 'f he is defeated he knows Jacques
will harm the woman.
The Cummings' picture, 'Jules of
the River," a two-reel fenturette, will
b(, seen lit the Arcade theatre today
and Wednesday.
HOMESI'l'X VAMP" Jl'ST AS
ii El'I ICIEXT AS CITY TYPE.
V. May McAvoy is an actress . whose
simple chaim, infinite appeal and, en
gaging nntuuilness seem to inci'ease
yylth every new impersonation,
j." Pel haps this is becuuse the new
Stai's rapid rise in just two years has
left for her many new acting worlds
to conquer.. At any rate it is interest
ing to note a ripening of the urt of
at your service. Sanitary Ice Co.
W. I). Grnndy, propiietor. Two
Phones 2D7-J ami 207-.M.
'B-15-tf
JOSEPH-LA URlANDK Auto Stage,
leaves Joseph and 7:110 a. m.j leaves
La Grande at 2:00 p. m. 5-10-tf
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. h. H. Norton, 90(i Adams Ave.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-
ton's Welding & Machino Works.
4-15-tf
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
and voice your piano without extra
charge. 'Work "guaranteed. Cail
"Newliri Book Store for appoint
iment.. Roy E. Phillips.. 4-15-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley
J Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
i Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
' throughout. Also Hemstitching and
: Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
' 8-1-tf
AUCTIONEER I. R. New-land, Auc
tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
,. Farm sales a specialty, t Phone
. 285-J. 5-il-12m
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Snodgrass
' and
Zimmerman
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Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced' Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 62, Night
Phone, Main 743.
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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THANKS
N MONEV,TOM- DOM'T
Vol) wamT To so
WITH
this clever gill in each succeedmgi Miss Harris is seen in the rolo of
; photoplay. a young girl, who after her father's
' Shtf '"' e seen at the Arcade to- ruin and suicUl', Reeks to make her
I day ami Wednesday in "A Humesptin lway ns n short story writer, hut with
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vamp, oy rtector lurouu, uer uiui tn poor success. Her pugnt is discover-
production as a Healart star. L bv Charles Martin, played by Mr
theLftih'-'. "-"thy but dissented
cles. the irreatest excitement of her I Vuung man, who falls in love with her
I lir 1,UU luiun tl,u nrr....,o n .III..!
of relatives to make a match tetween
her and Joe Dobbs, a fat and lubber
ly neighbor boy.
A young novelist appears in town
and Meg immediately falls in love.
Her uffeetion seems hopeless, how
ever, until a combination of innocent
circumstances throw the two together
in such a way that the incensed un
cles insist that the girl has been com
promised und that her disgrace can
only be remedied by marriage.
The novelisf reluctantly agrees, but
with the understanding that the mar
riage is later to be annulled. Meg
has something to say about that, how
ever, and u series 0f cleverly drumutie
situations carries the play to a de
lightful conclusion.
The story is well-nit, not its least
glory being the excellent character
work of Charles Ogle and Guy Oliver
as the uncles and Lincoln Steudinnn
as the fat lover.
Ai two-rvtjl Mounted Police story
will also be shown.
AT SHERRY'S TODAY AND
TOMORROW.
Known in the world of amusements
as nc of the leading playwrights, a?-tor-managers
ami composers in the
i country. George M Cohan is the au
thor of "A Prince There Was," a bril
liant stage success which has bo3n
picturized by Paramount with Thom
as. Melghan as star and which will he
the feature at the Sherry theatre to
day und tomorrow. Mildred Harris,
a charming actress who scored ii
Cecil B. DeMllleV great production,
"Fool's Paradise," is Mr. Meighan's
leadintr woman in this picture.
pjfram.CTTjrrTTWYrar.inTSSMrii.
THE BRUNSWICK STANDS FOR THE
. PARAMOUNT OF PERFECTION
EVERY Tninswick lnbodies the knowledge mid ox-
Derience of an organization which devotes itself to I
making the Brunswick the MOST DKSIREI) .AS- )
pslvll ot any lioine.
Enjoy the world's greatest artists in your home
nt a small initial payinrtnt and Easy Monthly 'IVrnis.
CJonie in and we will be glad to demonstrate a
Trunswick to you today.
IScmeinber Mother on Mother's Day with some
choice selected Brunswick Records.
.10r ".Mother O' Mine," by Then Karl.j. ,
208 "Love's Old Sweet Soiig,'.' by violin, -flute
and harp.
Eastern Oregon Music
Company
Open Evenings Till H::i0
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER!
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ZD D0N0HUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1241 Fir Jefferson
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Different Place's
FOR THE
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NO. I HAVE A"
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JPOWTMENT WITH I - ' I .1
Z&i. f - NEfcStfT-' r w jwHiLevu i
I .1 - .u n oaalut.tllt niS4.ll-
line editor in order that he may nuy
her stories. He buys a controlling in-'
terest in a metropolitan magazine soli
that he may publish the girl's story J
which the mugiuine had previously l
refused. His broker who is in love',
with the girl, jealously denounces; I
iMartin as the man who caused hcri,
father's ruin. The ensuing complica-'J
tions, however, are all cleared up in i
a hnppv finish which makes the pic- J
ture most pleasing. ' '!
Waldemnr Young adapted the pic-
ture which was directed by Tom '"or- I
man.. Other players ure Charlotte
Jackson, Nigel Bartie, iuy Oliver, J
Sylvia Ashton, Fred Huntly and Ar-,,
tliur Hull.
Als showing "His Bed Sheet," n
comedy. I
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I' uiui W Shirts ami colliii's
The Toggery
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Knox Sfr:iw lints
sf:).")!) to f.00
The Reason for our
is our Substantial, Service
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The jiresent, is the lime to' save. Do not
make the mistake of putting olT this im
iortant obligal um'. Slart with a checking
account, dciosilim- your income regular
ly. Pay your expenses willi checks it
gives, yon a record and' a convenient val
uable receipt, then put. what you have left
on a Sayings Account. Allow your sw
ings to accumulate tii work for you at
I per cent. . ;
This bank welcomes your account and
assures yon of careful attention to your
banking needs. i ..
MEMBER
FEDERAL
United States National' Bank
' La Grande, Ore;
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results'
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WHY MOTORS NEED NEW PISTONS
Piston woar oronrs In evpry motor. And. with tlio wearing of pistons,
Uhn piHton pliiis niirt rhiKH iiIho wr. No wour In motor, or car, makes
ItHolf ho tborouKlily ovlflt'nt a itooft tlio woar In thiHe Important parts.
Thl in why replacement of plHtona. plnton pins nnd rlnfis Kas become
HO universal why ho many good shops, nnd so many good mochiinirtt,
now make a specialty of rfKrlndlrig cylinders and tlio replacement of pis
tons, piston' pins and rings.
- Despite tho bent ttihricntlon possible, popIi of your pistons, ns It
frnvnln ti it nnd down vrnrs ncalnnt tlm cvlindfr wiillH. llavn vmi evnr
thoiiRht how faHt, and how far, those piHtonn travel In going bark and
ir,.ll. l.tw.L- ..ml r.i.lh nn mill fl,iurs Ttlllllima nf Minna rt.wi.,Fli t.A nvl.
inuorn? one maini'inaurai snarp
makoH over fid.OOO.OOfl Htrokes up
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j!ioni ii. ih cany in umi)rrtmim wny piniuuir, piHiuu pinH ana piston rings
Ii wear even with tho best of luhrlmt ioti.
R. W.
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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 make sure of getting the proper
listing. ;i
tome Independent
Telephmr Co?
Let. Vs 'lojui niid
Tress Your Clothes
Substantial Growth
The Time
To Save
RESERVE
SYSTPM '-fy
' ngnrus uiui tn iu,noo nines oi
and down tho cylinder walls. Thero-
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