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Classified Want Adsll
V" II,
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OHTICOI'ATIIIO PHYSICIANS
1K. J. 1.. INGLE and lilt. MARUAR
ET INGLE, Osteopaths, diseases of
women and children a specialty. Of
fice phone. Main lOiij residence
phone, Main 12li. Office Sommer
Building
1'IIYSICIANS A Mi MHUUONS
GEO. H. VICllltM, M. I.(ineriil tjura--ery.
Office ov.t Sllverlhorn's. Office
phone Main 1 1 a. .
J. J. 1IAUBV, i. D.I'hy.sician and
Suiireon. Over 1'utmnn's Druir
store, unice phone 512-W.
NATCIUi LULUS
DR. A. N. MAYV1LLK Specialist In
chronic dlSL'Q4'8. Method, Meclmno
Iherapy and Naturopath, Skin and
Wood (list H!t-!. lirvoitfl tlUtipei.
Chronic Headache. Kczema. Sciatica,
Appendicitis. Count Iputlun. Uowel
Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Disus
es successfully treated. Phono Main
G93. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool
lone Bid?., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours. 10 to la a. m., 1:30 to 6:00
p. m. Consultation free. 8--tf
OR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous and curontc
diseases a specialty. Suite SO, Bom
r Bldg. Over Sllverthoro's. Office
hours. 10 to 12 a. m., 1:S0 to 6 p. m 7
to S evening's. Phone 497-W.
ATTORNEYS
JUKK nna lJM'IKK I'almer-ltoesOl
iiuuaing-, i.a tininde. oreKun.
COCHRAN and KB E It 11 A HD Geo, T.
Cochran and Colon It. Kherhard, At
torneys. La Grande National liauk
uuliuintr.
COXTRACrOKS
D. J. MrLRLLAN Registered profes
sional Civil Engineer: surveying- and
naps. Itoom L.a Clrande National
Bank Building, phone Main 91.
AUOH1TKCT3
!.- B.- Miller. Architect. Room 11. La
Grande National Bank Building, La
.tranae, uretron.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
The Brothcrliaoa ot American Yeo
men, urande Itonde Homestead No.
2886, meets every first and third
Thursday evenings' at Eagks Hall
Come and InvestiKute the new policies.
Alt visiting rtietnhers weli:ome. ,
, W. T. yATl'KN,
: l-'oreman. '
I , " MA lt H. MAY VILLI),
Correspondent.
U O. O. M. l.a Crnnde Lodge No. 860,
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regulur
meetings every Thursday ulKht st 8
p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hn.IL Tha Wo
men's Mooseheart Lefflon meets sec
ond and fourth Thursduys of each
month. Moose Legion of the World
meots second Monday of each mouth.
Vlsltota always welcome.
J. J. JIAKI.A.V. Dlctotor.
W. K. KLINtillAMMKK, Moo.
B. P. O. ELKS La Ornntln Lodge No.
4.83. Lodge meets each Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cluD
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks. ,
KOLAS SKTFP, Exalted Ruler
F. L. PEARSON, Secretary.
MODERN. WOODMEN OK AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 770J meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In tho K. of P. Hall. Visiting
neighbors welcome.
E. n. RIN'OO. V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK, clerk.
A. V. and A- M. La Orande Lodge No.
41, A. F. and A. M., holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons. p btVONER, W. M.
E. R. rISCIO. Sec.
h. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259, meets
every Friday night nt Eagles Hall.
Visiting members welcome.
V.. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. BIRDSF.LL, See.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
GranCs Camp No. 109. Meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
ball. All visiting aeiKhbnrs welcome.
Dues vsvable at the office of the
el(rk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank mdg.
JOHN SCOTT, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNKIHTB OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodge No. 27. meets every Monday
evening in Castle Hsll (K. of V.
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
FRANK A. TURNER. C. , C.
C. L. C.RAHAM, K. R. S.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Mucraueo. La Cirunde Lodge No.
37. W. II. A. of M. Lodge meets first
npdy at 8 p. m.. at K. of V. Hal I.
v,Bl"n5iiTaMARyoAiAaHBR.
Commander,
MARJORIE EATON,
Record Keeper.
it E. 8. Hope Chspter No. 13. O. B. 8.
"J ... ......h .....nV.ninl.utlrin the see
"A . r..-,i, w,tneHdnva of each
month. Visiting members cordially
W"'C0" NRLLIB O. NEII.L. W. M.
ANNA S. CROVE. Sec
SI'KCl.M. KATKS TO l.MON.
The O.-W. R. & N. will sell round
trin tickets to Union, Oregon, and re
turn for $1.10 for adults and 53 cents
for children of half fare a;;e. Rale
.Tune d to !. inclusive. Return
limit June 12th. The reason for these
rates is the Union Live Stock Show.
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DOINGS OF THK DUFFS
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HELLO. OLIVIA
THIS IS TOM- U
10 LIKE TO f(
SPEAK TO
HELEN ! v
FOR SALI OR TRAD!
l FOR SALE Four-room modern
I house. 11)01 Adams Ave. 0-8-ltp
FOR SALIC Six-room modern house
at 307 Main St. fi-7-titp
PIANO For sale, S275 cash, 906
Adams Ave 421-W. 6-0-tf
FOR SAUfcJ One Maytag Hand
Washer. Nearly new. Irice flS.
Call .100-11. U-10-tf
WANTED A five- or six-room house
Modern with garage. Phone Muin
688. E. Jasnian. t$-10-3t
FOR SALE Pinno, new brocaded
velour parlor suite, sewing machine,
Wilton rug, two 3-4 size iron beuj
complete, all in good condition.
2107 lft St. Phone -toll-XL
G-l-tf
WANTED.
W'ANTHD LW ctteipiiU it ouet
for log-gin,-. Pfcooa 17W. W. R.
, Klratta. -. --tf
for mart
FOR RENT furnished apartment,
loUfl Washington Ave. Washington
Apartments. . 6-9-tf
KOK RENT Modern furnished apart
ment (Hill's Apartments)! Call
179-J. Mrs. Kivelte. .6-tf
FOR RENT Modern apartment in
. private home. Two blocks from
business center, Lall iohj titn M
Maui7:i0. iU-s. Ixiuis Maguire.
, 8-a-tf
bXJR RENT Modern office room in
West-Jacobsen Bldg Herman Sieg
rist. ' 6-30-rf
LOST
LOST Pocketboek. . If found pleas
.oinrn to Observer office or 1805
Kiint MreeL ' . ' fl-9-2t
MISCELLANXOD3
FATOKV Shipment of Star Cut
Ulass. ray casn ana pay iea.
ville's Hardware. Adams Ave.
5-29-tf
JOSEJ'U-LA QKANUK Auto Stage
leaves Joseph and 7::i0 a- m.; leaves
La Grande at 2:00 p. m. 5-10-tf
lEMSTl'lXIHlNG, Buttons Covered
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90(5 Adams Ave-
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-
ton's Welding & Machine works.
4-lJJ-tf
AUCTIONEER ! K.. Newlaod, Auc
tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Farm sales a specialty, i Phone
285-J. fr-ll-lSm
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
and voice your piano without extra
charge. Work guaranteed. Cail
Newlin Book Store for appoint
ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf
LOCAL CORSET1ERE fer Barclej
Corset, Mrs. J. F. O'Conneli, uu
0 avenue. Phone H7-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
COOKED FOOD SALE.
rthniin T mile to trive Cooked Food
Sale at Newlln's Book store Saturday
at 1:30. --
The Home of Che Soul.
In olden time it was believed that
n,o ,nt of th soul was the Btonuich,
m,.t iil(i.lu for the reason that a man
is never so completely used up as when
his stomach is out or order, ror me
r n,-.i;,,i,rv stomach troubles,1
there is nothing quite so prompt andj
satisfactory as unamuerittUM "-
lets. They strengthen the Btomach;
and enable it to perform its f unetioae j
naturally. Oive them a trial.- mey
only cost a quarter. 'Adv.
TVi. Rhv Rhon and the Ijulies' Fan
cy Work Exchange will open naiu v
day, June 10th, at 4Uj Mr street:, -nrs.
c'E. Plummer, proprietress.
6-9-2tp
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REAP THIS WANT AD8t
OLIVIA.SEE MRS.
HAT- DON T "iOO
A PEAUTY Y
ALL RIGHT jpfJ
I'LL CALL Tr .
her J r oh rrsjoiT f I TRV IT OH.
VtTl - 3TUNNlKJj OUVIA.ANOSEE
WW - 1. ' ' UOVJ IT LOOKS
THEATRES
AT SIIKItllY'S LAST PAY
"OVKIl THE IIOItllKIt"
A perfect pair of players provid
ing a perfect dramatic thrill.
And lint. In a modest way, Is hut
an Introduction to the Parumotiut
picture "Over the llorder," which
I features Betty, -t.om'pson and Tom
Moore. But litis Is )nut the only
ulchly deslrnule nttrlbute which the
picture possesses. There Is Sir Oll-
:bert Parker, the eminent Canadluii
j novelist from whose story "She of
the Triple Chevron." the picture has
IxVn adapted. There is also the
fact that li Is Q Penrhyn Rtanlnws'
production, and when one consld
ers the skill with which this pro
dneer ha Invested his previous erea.
tions starring Betty Compson, one
knows that in this, his latest, he
has evolved a plcturo that is the
last word In beauty, suspense, ac
tion and dramatic Intensity.
Such ia picture is "Over the Bor
der." It will carry your patrons
over the border of their ordinary,
everyday emotions. Into that world
where they will thrill and be made
bppy. .It haa Its foundation
A Itlrrlnjr itorr; It bat 1U two cen
tral rolea pUored tr two star who
have tmmeiue Indindu! folloiwlnni
It haj oeea xnaaterfully drlritetal and
the cast or eupporting playan ti
one of uniform excellence.
( Alo showing "Mutt and Jeff."
"THE CltFT niPEHKON ATION"
flreut t'ast Chosen by ieorge jSlel-
: foril for ulg I'araiiHMint
ProtluctJon.
Any Paramount production bear
ing the name of George Melford
as producer, neoessarlly is well cast.
This Is especially true of "The
Great Impersonation," a new Mel
ford picture which will be shown
at the. Arcade theatre Tuesday and
Wednesday. The story Is based on
R. Phillips Oppenhelm's famous nov
el and the adaptation was made by
Monte if, Katterjolin. The featured
player" is Ann Forrest. Both ap
peared lit the leading roles of" The
Wise Fool." In the support are
Winter Hall, Truly shattuck, Fon
taine; La Hue, who won fame, by
her performance In "Tho Lost Ro.
nmnce," Alan Hale, Bertram Johns,
William Burress, . Cecil Holland,
Temple Pigott, Lawrence Grant.
Louis Diimar, Frederick Vroom and
Florence Midgley. Nearly all- of
those named nre players of repu
tation and in the thrflling story or
"The Creat Impersonation." each
contribute materially to Ilia suc
cess of the exceptionally fine pre
sentation. WAX HA IIAW1.EV IN
"II()I1IIKI HA I It" AT AKCADI-:
If your Wife IWlintA tn cut hnr
hair, and you objprt, fcike tier to
see "Bobbed Hair," starring Wand.1
Hawley, which will be shown to-
nlitlit only ut the A mini u ilionii-,.
and let her BeJ what happened to
.Miss Hawley arter sh-e- bobbed hers.
If your sweetheart is timid nbnnt
cutting her locks, end you think It
would improve her, take her to see
the Picture and let her nhaprvu Imw
fetching are all the acolytes hob
oed as j.o both hair and skirts
of the artist colony.
In other words, this clever Ileal-
"BILL HANSEN
Coa tractor and Builder
Brick, Blone, Tile and
Concrete Work
Remodeling and general con
tractbig. No Job too large,
none Coo small. No war-tUue
prices. 85 years' experience.
Bee me before you let you
. work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 6th
Exide Batteries
Hattriie In stock.
1 latteries for Kent.
Uatterles Itecbarged
lialterlea Watered Kree.
Batteries of all makes Repaired.
Btromberg Carburetor Service,
B. &T.
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In Leigrtton's Machine Works
The Message was Sidetracked
BAILEY 5 NEW
WHW IT EVEWLOOKSGOOD
THIMK IT 3
ON M, MRS. BA1LEV;
PlP YOU HAV
MADE?
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CCOS.&S up, 'i( '
art picture distributed by Famous
PlayeiB-Lasky Corporation is an
amusing satire of the Greenwich
Village set, 'but Interwoven with this
are certain human problems, of the
elrl dissatisfied with homo sur
roundings, of the married flirt urn!
his wife and children.
Miss Hav-'lev gives an nrthtlc nor-
irnyul of Polly Heath, the heroine.
Wllliuni Boyd, a now leading uian.
is more than satisfactory ns the con
ventional lover and William P.
Carleton is excellent as Paul La-
mont, thp futurist poet who sur
rounds himself with young alrls,
for "inspiration." -Allele Fanine-
ton, Leigh Wynnt, Ethel Wales and
several children complete the rnsr.
Four snannv acts of vaudovllln
will also be preseutied on the same
program.
WORK ON OPEN AIR THEATRE
IS PROGRKSSING; WILL UE
OPEN ON WEDNESDAY
The management of the open air
theater believes that the place will be
popular with the public and the Kel v
Comedians will be the first attraction
to show here.
They had two successful seasons !n
Vancouver, B. C. pluying one full
season nt the Columbia and one sea
son at the iRoyal. It is u metropolitan
attraction carrying high salaried and
capable artists.
Phil Berg, the principal fun-maker,
is well known locally, having played
to La Grande audiences three suc
cessful seasons. He has munv warm
persona! friends here and Hkes tho
city so well that he is planning a busi-
ness venture here at tho close of thj
summer season.
There arc a number of new face:i
in the company. Hilda Bibsche. the
new leading lady is an asset. Miss
Brosche is new to local audiences. &he
has n beautiful voice und the youth
and personality to go with it. .
Duke Westcott, nlso a new face in
the line-up, is a finished actor in ev-
ety sense of the word- He has play
ed this territory before but not in Ln
Orande, jumping from Pendleton
through with u metropolitan produc
tion..
Peggy Wullace will be remembered
from last season. The little souhretle
has probably won more hearts in her
t"o years on the stuge than some
girls win in their whole career.
cddii i.iur is another comedian of
the first water. This isn't Eddie's
first connection with the Kelly show.
He was very popular in Vnncouwr
and nlso woiked with Mr. Berg in
stock nt El Paso, Texas.
Melba Palmer is a real chnracter
woman- She is a very lovable girl but
almost nil of her press notices aro on
her wonderful versatility,
Corrcy B. Cook, while being partly
shot to pieces in France, anil general-1
ly mussed up in pictures, hasn't lost
any of his ability as a juvenile man.
Vera Vance, the little girl with the
big eyes, appeals to everyone on both
sides of the footlights. Her youth is
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5TVLE, OLIVIA'.
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against her, of course, hut time will
overcome. that. ;
. Ted Llmark has been vacationing
in r risco hut will rejoin the show here
Ted is exceptionally good and is prob
ably one of the most versatile artists
in the northwest.
Public Opinion.
Public opinion It ufieu wrong In the
hi'itluiilng; It Is always right In the
end. And the reason Is that, at first,
it Is formed by the passlous of the un
thinking many, Ignorant of mankind,
hut Interested in passing events; at
last, on the reason of the thinking
few, whose Judgment had been en
lightened by experience, to whom alone
Die past Is an object ot Interest, and
hy whom the- verdict of posterity is
funned. Alison.
COUNTY TREASURER'S CALL
FOR GENERAL ROAD
WARRANTS,
Notice, Tho undersigned county
treasurer has funds! on hand with
which to redeem all war-rnnts issued
on the General Road Fund, No. 1374 to
14.'i4, inclusive, series of 1921: also
1-37, inclusive, series of 1922, payable
on and after Monday, May 'Ci, VBt-
Interest ceuses on the above -warrants
on .May 22, 1922. I
HUGH McCALI,
. County Treasurer.
Dly May 22-29,- June i.12-l!. ;
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, administrator of the estate
of Nancy J. Turner, deceased, has filed
in the County Court of the Stale of
Oregon for Union County, his final
account as such administrator of said
Estate and that IMonday, the 2ilh day
of June, 1922, at the hour of ll o'clock
in the forenoon of said tiny nt the
County Court Room in the Court
Hoiiho 0f said County has been fixed
by the said court as the time and Plac
for hearing of objections to said re
port and the settlement thereof.
J. CYRUS TURNER.
Administrator of the Estate
of Nancy J. Turner, deceased.
May 22-29, June . r-12-'lfl. .
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the legal voters of School District No
1, of Union County, State of Oregon
that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
ING of said District will he hold ut
the Central School Uiuilding; to begrn
at tho hour of two o'clock p. m. and
until the hour of seven ocloe.o p, m
on .-ho third Monday of June, beini
the 19th tlay of June, A. D., 1922,
This meeting is called for the pur
pose of electing one Director for the
term of three years and the transac
tion of business usual at such meet
ing. . Duted this 3rd day of June, 1922.
J. A. RUSSELL,
Chulrman Board of Directors.
Attest: Chas. II. REYNOLDS,
District Clerk.
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FY ACUIAN
L OH. I roRGOT-
TOM WAMT3
To TALK To
OOIKG
h Vou: H
f"'
E. & W.
Collars
Somothiii"; Now in SiMiii-Stiff Collars.
Liulios' liikiiitf Sinn1, Sjiccinl Itarniit $8,0)
Pourpc Shifts f".()() Hint $().(!
TiiUor ;ulo. Suits
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
Let iih eleim ami resliapt your elothos.
will seect what k considers the best
fitted families among the applicants
as it wa conceived by the late Prince
-lonah Kuhio Kalanianaole during his
rvicA as delegate to congress, it was
nnouneed.
;. Aa toon at ananrements can be
Sad other tracts will to prepared on
olokai tor additional settlers.
Tse roramlisim hcpaa to pe able to
The Reason r.on our
is our Substantial service
Wflmm.
' mm, moo.-. iX.
The treasurer of tlio United States ha
issued a call for payment of per eent
Vietory Xotes dune 15, i)'2'2 and states
that interest on Ihese notes will eease on '
that) date. . ; ,
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Allso, that the .Vii'tovy NcJles are,
" fop a limited amount,' ealled $r payment'''
on this same lale. Interest, diowever,
does not, eease. if t hey are not turned in on
that ttate. This hank will aeeept either
issue at par or ho pleased to forward them
in for redemption. ,
1 As your hjnids fall due and are ealled' '
for payment do not allow your funds to
lie idje dejsit them in a savings ae.
eount where they will draw interest at
' 4 'per eent. - ' ' "
Member Federal Reserve System e
United States National Bank
' La Grande, Ore.
Any man, woman or child, white, black, or painted;
civilized, franchised naturalized, ostracised
' or otherwise, can have their ,
FORD
G r-o-u-n-dl and Fitted With New Pistons,
A Pins and Rings for
$26M
LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
Long
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 tteft
"Bell System."
Shirts and
$58.00 (,o $78,(X)
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place the first group on the larid bf
July.
ObvtrM Has Bis Margin.
'Says the LIueolu Stsr: "svjr every
woman that makes a fool out uf asaja
there la another woman wit aaaawa a
man out of fool" We'd tike t ke
Here that, but tTota ma utsssr ladna
the reverse process Unl nsallj tm
easy. Boston Trsneertpt. ' t-
Substantial Growthx
An Obligation
Promptly Met '
Distance
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