La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextM oiu lay. Jimp, -jov) JxA UKANDK KVKNINO OliSKUVKU PAUJ5 SEVEJN m I : r !! Classified Want Ads PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OBTEOl'ATIUQ IMIVSICIA.N3 i.M.i.r., ustuupnths, ilisoasos of nuiiiuii una tiiiuiivii a specialty. Of. """''. .nam KWij residence , phone, Muin la;, office Sommer FOR SALl'OR TRAD! FOK SALK One 1H1 Oakland Six, WOO Call 2!I01 North Second or telephone 30H-R. G-;l-2t I'HVHIUIANS AXO Sl'KUKONS. 'v Hh,V,!':HltS' M- '--'inral (jurB- J. J. DAKIIV, M. D.-l'hysician and . . Surgeon. Over ' Putimm's Drug Store., Offui. phone 512-W. NATCKE (XRIi DR-.A. N. MAYVII.I.H Rpecl.llit In , ..... .,, uii-iis. .Mfinous, .Mucliano- llieriipy nl Naturopath, skin and DIood disease!", nervous diseases. , Chronic Ht-adachc, Izfnia. Sciatica. ; lndlcltij., ' ("oriKiipatliin, Bowel TrauM; all klnda ot clirunlc DUan- ( ea aucceasfully treated, rhone Main o.i. Koom l, z, j, second floor Cool Idge HIB.1 opposite .star Theatre. Of. 1 flee hdtira. lt 12 a. in., l;3l) to 5:00 p.m. Consultation free. 8-4-tf DR. J. B. WOODIXI, Chiropractor and Naturopath. N.-rvoua and chronic aillaeMpa.ji Bv.iky.. Su- ao..iiuju. mir Uldis. Over Silvertlio?n'S. Orfic" hourivll) to 11! a. m.. l:.t(l to 5 p. m.. 7 to 8 evenlnua. I'hone 4:7-W. ATTOItXKTS KJKK. and uuiidintr. - f -r-fy. KKTKH f'afmer-HOescl) l.a iliande, Orenon. COC'HKAN and KHKHHAUD Oeo. T. .Cochran and Colon 1. l:hrhrtT Af. torneya. I Grande National Bank uuiiuing- coxTiiAcroita D. J. McLKLI.AN llegistered profes sional Civil KnKlneer: aurveyinic and 1 maps, ltootn lj. La. Grande National iianK jiunuing. rhone .Main 91. AIICH1TKCTS C. B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La . Grande National Bank Building, La FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Yi:mi:.. The Hrotherliood uL American yeo men, Untnde Konde .-Hoim'-sU'iic! No, 2880, meets evy first third Thursday evenings at Eagles Hall. come and lnvemtKiile the new policies. All visiting members welcome. , . W. T. I'Al'TBM, Foreman. MAlllf IS. .MAVVILI.K. Correspondent. I. O. O. M. La Uranda Lodge No. 850. Loyal Order of Mi. ope, holds regular meetings every Thurdny nifflit at 8 p. m. at Odd U'ellow. Jrlajl. Alto .w o mcn'B Moosehenrt Leplon meets sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose LeKion of the World meeta second Monday of each month. Visitors always welcome.. '. . J.J. HAHIjAN, Dictator. J W-: K. KI.INCHAMMlOlt, Sec. B. P. O. KLKS La Grande Lodse No. 483. Lodife nlcu eiuh Th.UrSdi.y ev enlnff at 8 o'clork. Home and cluo Srlvilepes cheerfully extended to all rolher Elks. NOLAN FK1FF. Exalted Ruler F. L. I'KAIt.SON, Secretary. MOOEItN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the flr3t Thursday evening of each month, in the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. B. n. niNfin, v. c JAKIi ROSTOCK. Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La 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 MttSU0"-. C. W. BTNGNER. W. M. ' E. R. Ill NOD. Sec. . O. EAOI.KS Aerie No. 259. meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Vlalllng member welcome J? K illliDSELL, Bee WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grand" Camp No. 169. Meets every ' first and third Monday at Eagles Hall. All visiting -leiKhhnrs welcome Cues vayahle at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22. La Grande Na tional BankoBMg.r(5TT c R. J. KITCHEN. Cler) KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS lied Cross Lodlre No. 27. meets every Monday milnif In Csstl. Hall K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A I'ylhian welcome C. L. GRAHAM. K. U. S. tKOK KAUii Milk cows and stofck rattle.' Clair Crosstn, Route No. 2 6-3-7tl FOR SALK Oood gentle saddle horse. 2214 Jefferson. ' V. Hutch ison. . 0-3-3tp FOK SAIK Three "Buj-4 waifons J. II. Dobbin, Farmers 20x. -l-"(itp FOR f SA1JC I'iano, new brtx-aded velour parlor suite, sewing; machine, Wilton rue;, two ;l-4 size iron beds complete, all in good condition. 2107 1st St. Phone 4HB-M. 0-1-tf l'.l lil,.lXT l'l.AYKItS IX ' "UIVK'S IKM.Mi:ltA.i" as vllllan, Chnrlea Brlndley, F.mii JorRenr.en. Maude Wajtw. Cecil ilol lalul and tleorge Kuwa. Also 'allowing "JVaeeful Alley," two reel comedy. FOR SALK tiood big team. Will sell cheap. Call Oregon Grocery. 4-27-tf WANTED. WANTED Cook or dishwasher job on ranch. G. W. Parkef, 2007 Cove. ' . .-. 5-29-fit FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Ii0i Washington Ave. i fli-S-tf FOR RENT Modenf upartmujit in ; Ja'ivate .riomi." To blocks ', from . business center. Call 1G16 lUh St. Main 7'I0. Mrs. Louis Maguire- ic-2-tf FOR RENT Modern rooms with bath. Inquire Ki07 Sixth. Phone 411-A.' 5-:il-3tp FOR RENT Modern office room in West-Jacobsen Bldg Herman Sieg rist. ' 6-30-tf FOR RENT Two partly furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone 433-J. 1 6-8-tf One vf the best casts ever assem bled in any l'aramniiut picture, la tbnt assembled by John 6. Robert son, (producer, In "Love's Hoonier ang," a delight fill photnpluy of cir cus life which will be shown at the Arcade theatre tonight only. The feature! plnyuYs are Ann Forest and Iltivid Powell, both well known to American picture fans. Miss Forrest is. seen in the parts of "Perpetua,' and David Powell appears opposite her In the role of her "adopted fiuher." tho artist, Brian. Another imlmrtant menilier of the cast is John Miltern, a well known American actor, who appear ed " In ' several' Cteorge Fltzmntirlce screen production's. Mr. MIltern'B role Is that of Russell Felton, Per- pePtm's real and raOier unpleasant parent. ' John Diamond, Brian's lawyei frlond, Is portrayed by Dick Wei, a well-known srrosn actor, who in a comparatively short time has risen from "extra' to leading man. He made his first hit when he appeared opposite Mulvfna Longfellow In "The Story of the Rosary." Tho principal ch.tracuers In the circus episodes of the story are Playrtl by Roy Byford and Florence Wyool, both popular "pliers who nre seen as the circus proprietor anil his wife. Monsieur and Madame Lnni belle. The role of Jane Egg, a bare back rider. Is In the hands of Amy Wlllard, Tom Volbectiud appears In the congenial part of Aguste the Clown. The Robertson producing forces went to France for some or the scenes and worked in conjunction with LeClrque Plnder during their stay at Le Havre. In addition to this delightful photoplay, four pleasing acts of vaudeville, will also tie presented. COl'NTY TREASl'R Kit's CALL FOR GENERAL ROAD WAR HANTS Notice, The uiidersigi.ed comity treasurer has fuh' on hand with which to redeem all warrants issued on the General Road Fund, No. 1374 to 1434. inclusive, series of 1921: also, 1-37, inclusive, series of 11)22, payable on and nrter Monday, fllny 22, 1922 Interest ceases on tho ubovo warrant.1 on May 22, 1922. HUGH MeCALL, County Treasurer. Dly May 22-29, June 6-12-19. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby iriven that the un dersigned, administrator of the estate of Nancy J. Turner, deceased, has filed in the County Court of the State cf Oregon for Union County, his final 'account, as such administrator of said Estate and tnnt IMontfay, the 2bth day of June, 1922, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the County Couit Room in tho Court Hoiiko Df said County has been fixed by the said court as the time and Place for hearing l bjections to said re port and the settlement thereof. J. CYRUS TURNER. Administrator of the Estate of Nancy J. Turner, deceased. May 22-29, June 5-12-19. RAGS Wanted at The Observer. - L . . Tailor Made Suits r ( Are Very Stylish and Tailored to Hold Their Lines ; $58.00 to $78.00 . ' TWEEDS S58.00 to $68.00 f v Pongee Shirts $5.00 and $6.00 Straw Hats $3.5 to $7.00 ' Oxfords $6.00 to $9.50 ,r. '.lltll'MIM t.'.Jp Si? i ,v.:rrr I?. tv::..t! The Toggery u n. Andrews Bros. Knqx Straw Hats Wew Caps Let Us Clean and Press Your Clothes Wlionplng t'ougll. Broadway chorus gills play leap Irog at Long licacb, Long Island. The Icapor. .lildicd Hay; tho "frog," Juliet Biruhl. This Is n vory dangerous disease, particularly to children uiider five years of age, but when no p.ire gorlc, codehie or othe opiate is given, Is easily cured by Klvttlrt Clinmberlalu's Cough (temedy. Most people believe that It must run" Its course, not knowing that tho time Is very much ahorteifed, 'and that there Is little 'danger 'from 'the fll- sonse when this remedy Is given. It has been used In many epidemic ot whooping cough, with pronounced success. It la Bate and pleasant to take. Adv. Fixing 'tha Machine, When your machine runs hard oil 11 generously with kerosene ; run , It rapidly for a tew minutes, then oil again with machine oil. Kerosene cut! the old gummed oil and' makes the nit chine act like new. ' ,; '' ' MISCELLANEOUS WHEN 'IN BAKER Eat at the Depot Cafe, Corner 10th and Center Sts. AU white help Union House. Mrs. Elmer Miller. 6-30-Gtp FACTORY Shipment of Star Cut Gluss. Pay cash and pay less.1 Mel ville's Hardware. Adams Ave. 5-29-tf JOSEPH-LA GiRtANDE Auto-Stage lenves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.: leaves La Grande at 2:00 p. m. 6-10-tf IEMSTITC11ING, Buttons Covered Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. ..... " 4-15-tf AUCTIONEER 1. R. Ncwland, Auc tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed. , Farm sales a specialty. Phone 285-J. ' B-ll-12m EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Coil Newlin Book Store for appoint ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. - -. .8-1-tf AT Slll ltltVS LAST DAY "Jlornn of the Lady Lctty" Hits Few 8tronser sea stories ever have been screened than "Moran of the Lady Letty." a Paramount plc turlzutlon of Frank Norrls' famous novel, which wns shown to delight ed audieuo.es at the Sherry Taeatre Viesterdny. Dorothy Dallon Is the featured player In this cotcelltynt George Melford production, while the leading man is Rudolph Valen tino. ' The leading characters of this powerful picture are strikingly por trayed by these clever artists. Mo ran is a girl of the sea, and In physicul strength, courage and the ability to fight Is decidedly mascu line. But when she is comiuored In u desperale fight by Ramon, he becomes her Idol. Other characters are splendidly Interpreted by Wal ter Long, who plays one of the meanest vlllians of his sererti career "BILL' HANSEN Contractor nnd Hullilor Brick, Stone, Tilo anil Concrete Work Remodeling and general con trading. No Job too lurce, none too small. No wnr-ttiiw prices. 8,1 years experience, bee me before you let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th Regular Meeting or tin. miii-iivis' local Hl'MMY, .K M ITII At .Noun m tin; lis Hall Report from deb-Kate from the Natioiuit Convention will bo Itiven.' JlltS. L. J. GATES, Secy. SPECIAL RATES TO IMON. WOMKVS HKNKF1T ASSOCIATION of JTwi. MOT bees. La Ornnd. Lot go No 7 W II. A. of M. Lodne meets first ThurVdav at 2 p. m. and third Wed- nedy at 8 P. m.. at K. ot r. vwlaHi Connifinoer, , The O-W. R, & N; will sell round- trip tickets to Union, Oregon, and re-1 turn for $1.10 for adults and 55 "cents 1 1 for children of halt fare, age.' ' Sale J dates June 6 to f, inclusive.'. Return limit June 12th. The reason for these j J rates is the Union Live Stocl: Show. a-s-7t i I! I I READ THE WANT ADSI "Mi.MIIIS".!!'. We hiivo jtiVW ops of this year's High H-fa An.l for PJ lic sale. Prici I.H pt Tl e Club Stnro oriahx l-urrcj Cigar -2-3t Exide Batteries Batteries In stock. Batteries for Kent. Batteries ltcchargcd liattciies Watered Kree. Batteries of nil mnkea ltepalred. Strombcrg Carburetor Service, B. & T. BATTERY STATION Fred Burgess, Prop. In Lelghton'a .Machine Work! 4"iH? 4? i' 41 4" 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. bfit lifl li lilt bfil kf Cft Jt i 1 ' .m a m mm Something Old or Something New i i1" i i i When two people love music there is no happier way to spend an cveniiiff than playing over your favorite selections on The Brunswick. It plays them so beautifully every tone sweet and true. The voice the violin the piano each is faithfully repro duced. Brunswick Records are at musically superior as The Brunswick. Ti c httcst hits, t he? KayrM jazz itii :ue wondcrfnl on The Krimr.wick with Itr'ins wick records. So easy U mvn one, too our convenient payment plan fixe that. Come in and let u:( ex plain it hear The It runs wick, see the beautiful models .ml learn its worth. Come in t-day. Mill s f a a a a a a o K . Th e; Reason fpr our Substantial 0hovvth is our Substantial, Service WHY NOT START A PARTNERSHIP WITH YOUR MONEY . Stop and figure out your relationship with your possessions. . Blurt saving n portion rf yimir income tltis j'myday. Then finish what you start-save something, eaeli month. . The facilities of this hank nre open to you. We welcome your account. ... FEDERAL RESERV Ssy5Syi S TEaaf United States National: Bank v La Grande, Ore; Eastern Oregon Music Company Open Evenings Till 9:0 J Any man, woman r' child, white, black, or painted; civilized,, franchisedt naturalized,; ostracised ' A. or otherwise,. can.have .their..'....' i Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISH2K8 Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pockctbook ED DONOHUE, Trop. Phone, Black 1241 Fir St Jeffereon WO RJD (FiJ is a G r-o-u-n-di anq Fitted With New Pistons, Pins ahd Rings fou 26oo i-'At J LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS ! La rii'jinde, Oregon - 1 1 .. ,U '--' imiTngs op Tt'.E DUFF9 Strictly a Personal Matter pip'Vfl;)' WANT rff'&et MS" pass r VE5.TVIERE IS A LITTLE MATTER I WANTEO TO , SPEAK TO VOL) about-lets see. You're married now AI?ES'T VOL) p " r-- id -VES SIR - I'VE BEEN MARRIED FOR NEARLY . A NEAB NOW! vjel(.,YoljVebeen OOlklG PRETTY COOO W0I?K LATELY YOUR 5ALARY WILL SE RAI5EO TEN DOILACS A WEEK STARTING. NEXT THAMK Y0O, BOS-VERY VECY MUCH f se raised ten y V fjOlLACS A WEEK- r I f.TaRTIMfi. NEXT U VJEEIi - r- I 1 . f I ?t t I cil xi.-1 just A mhjote! I WANT TO CAUTION VOL) NOT TO MENTION THAT RAISE TO THE OTHER BOYS IN THE Office J DON'T VjGrViCV, VjOOS. i WON'T TELL ANY ', . '.V'.V- i won't evn tell my vipe - -y M . ,P ' ' ', ' Long iDistance Service "Station-to-Station" rates do not , apply when a particular person is designated. "Even ing and Night" rates apply only on "Station-to-Station" calls. "Station-to-Station, Evening and Night" rates apply only to calls over the "Bell System." . Home Independent MM Telephone Co. .mU.U Jt. A. UKT.1 o t m', i ........ :;,pHfltF m i J y v -- I 1 V iiiii r i i. ii ii " i iM i ir . . m - i i ii i i