La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1922, Image 7

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    Classified Want Ads
THEATRES
V
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
FOR SALl OR TRAD!
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Mi. J. I,. 1NCLE ami I)l. MARUAR
LT INGLE, Osteopaths, diseases of
women and children, :t specialty. Of
fico phone, .Mam liui; residence
phone, .Mum 12.1. Office Sommet
Building
I'HYSICTAXS A.u hi ISdEOXS
UEO. H. VKHH3. M. 15. lit rnral Sur
ery. Offlre ovt-r Silverthunrs. Olfice
nhnnA Uiin 119
J. J, DAiiUi, m. 1). I'liysit-ian am)
Surpcon. Over Putmim's Drug
More, unice phone ol'J-iV.
NATlKti VVHli
DR. A. N. MATVlULa Hpeclallat In
Thernpy and Naturopath. Skin and
Diooa ingenues, nervuim d Incases
Chronic Headache, lVzcmft. Sciiilica.
Appendicitis. Const i pat ton, liowel
irouniH an Kinn; or ( ironic D scia
en successfully treiUcil. phone Main
693. Hoom 1, 2, a, second floor Cooi-
Idffe Hldtf., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00
p. m. Consultation friMi. 8-4-tf
DR. J. E. WOODEUi-Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nt-rvuua and chronic
dlnas a specialty. Suite 20, Soin
tntr !ild(j. f'ivtr Silverthorn's. Office
houra, 10 to 12 a. in., l-.'Mi tn 5 p. m., 7
to 8 evening. Phono 4H7-W.
ATTOUNLffS
IttltK nnd K.STKU
Uulkllng, Ja CraiMhv
I'alnu-r-liocHcn
Orison.
COCHRAN and KHfiKHA IIDGto. T
Cochran and Colon It. Eherhard. At
tornfvi. La Grande National Bank
Building.
CONTUACTOKS
U. J, McIjF3FjLAN Heplfltered profes
Hlonnl -l vll Iin;ln;ir; surveying and
Biapa;, Room 12. I-a Grande National
Hank liutldi n. Phono Main HI.
AHCHITKCTS
C. B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La
Uranno National iianK UullairiK, U9.
"Irande, OreKon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
yi:omi:v.
The BrotherJun.it oi American Yeo
men. CiruiiUe Komlo Hoincutcud Nu
28HG. meets every fust und third
Thursday evenines at Eagles Hall.
Come and invctimite the nt'W policies.
All Vislliny: mL'!ii!u-r,s w.-icome.
w. t. jaiti:n.
Foreman.
MA ICY If. MAYVILl-B.
Correspondent,
L. O, O. M. I. a Grande Loilse No. 8 .10.
Loyal Order- of Aloofe. lidlds regular
meeting very Thurlty nlKht at 8
p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hull. The Wo
men's Mooseheart Legion meet see-
ond and fourth Thursdays of each
month. Moose Legion of Ihe World
meete second MuntUy of each month.
Viaitoia always welcome.
J. J. 1-iAltliAN, Dictator.
W. Jf KUX-iH AM.MKIt, Sec.
B, P. O. ELKS-U (1rr,nde Lodtfe No.
433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev
ening at fc. o'clock. Home and cIud
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Kiks. , M ,
i NOLAN HKTVPf EXalted Ruler
-" p jJt PKAllSON, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA
1 La Grande Camp No. 7703 meet! on
J the first Thursday evening of each
: V month. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting
. neighbors welcome.
t E. R. lMNO, V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
A. V. and A. M. La Orande Lodge No.
i 41, A. P. and A. M.. holds reffular
- meetings first and third Kridaya at
7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Monfc c w BtNXER w. m.
E. K. IllNflO, Sec.
V. O. EAilblOS Aerie No. 259. meet,
everr Friday ntKht at Eagles Hall.
VlaltlliB members w.-lccmie
' , J.' E." ilin'OSBLU Sea
iWOODMEN OP THH WOULD ba
f Crane's Camp No. !. Meets evary
"" flr8t 6.11(1 third Monday at EaBloa
hall. All vlaltine neluhhora welcome.
Dues vayable at the office of the
clerk, ltooms 21-22, La Grande Na
f Uonal Bank llldg.
' , J OHM SCOTT, c. c.
, R. J. K ITCH ION'. Clerk.
KN1CHTS OF lJVTrllAS Ited Cros.
I.nlir No. 27. nieeta every Monday
; evenlne In Castle Hall
i Hall), at 8 p. in. A
IK. of P.
thlan welcome
to all Tlsitlnr KnlBh " n
FRANK A. TUItNF.Il. C. C.
C. L. CP.AHAM. K. U. S:
1 WOMEN'S HENEK1T ASSOCIATION of
' , the Maccab.-e... I.a firande Loc ge No.
' . 27. W. 1. A. of M. LotlBe n''"iS,i'L.
: Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
i nesilav at S p. m.. at K. of V. tlau.
. VlBlline fisti-rs welcome.
JlliS. MARY OA1XAOHBR,
Commander.
MARJORIE KATON
Record Keeper.
IT 10. H Hone Chanter No. 13. O. E. 8..
hold, .tnt. d conniHinlcntlon II ne aec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of web
month. Visiting uiembers cordlallj
W..COU.M. M n NK , w. M.
ANNA S. GlIllVE. Se
FOR SALE dVlve-piece wicker furni
ture Uuy bed, writing desk, twj
chairs, fernery, basinett. Opt! O Ave.
6-13-tf
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MAItSir.UX NKllAN'S "( KNIlOl) '
fAITlin V, TO STOKdKS. :
in niieiont Oiinri is one in il;e inoyt
l .(Tripping cinii!i ever filmed mil ennu1
i in the niituie of u pvinoiiitl li iumph
r.. M.. ....... t a: i ...
li'l mtl llloil I'tlMll, iiir inri'iiiii- wlio
supervised the prtiduelion.
Still tinot her big thrill is Ihe rescue
of ltessie Love from almost cei'inin
deuth in a whirpuol.
Another outstantiing feature is the
tact that iMv. Ifuyakawu inturivets
three distiuet role.s eueh with hifh
Othera in the cast art! Ann
SMOKE DAMAGE
unpiN
ttiy A.aoelatea lreaa
COI.VIl.l.i:. WiihIi.. June
l'OK SALt Team bay mares, weight
'- "us. nap. iiko uih St.
c-ia-itp
rt'K. iAl.h oLU new apple boxes.
Leonurd J. Smith, Kruitdale.
0-13-tr
KOR SAhK Duplex truck in good
order. Call Hu-U. .B-Ki-tf
I'OR SAUC Alfalfa in field. Phone
1;9-J- -13-3tp
FOll SALE One l'JIiU .waxwell tour
ing car in fine condition, run 6000
miles, 11122 license and insured. A
fine bargain at $400. One gorul
sewing machine, $10. One Edison
phonograph and 23 records, $15.
Fhone 4110-J. B-12-4t
Every detail of Booth Tarkimrton's
laughable characterization of Amen-1 skill.
Clin bnvhitnrl hnfi f.iliifnllu ra.i Vl.nr Xi;s..n Cl .Ci.liw.u bVn..L.II..
tainod for the screen in iMlirshali ' v,.il- Th,. iff,..,.. 'r.,i lo, ,' nluK Smelling company of Trail
an's production "Penrod," the First Omar .Whitehead.
14.
A'i'liili'atloii of Kiunke ilamago elalnifl
filed aenlust the Cnnsolidntt'd Mln-
.MHioiiul attraction which will open
at the Arcade Theatre Thursday. The
cast, embodying, as it does, all the
episodes of the., stories, is u large 0'ie
composed mostly of juvenilis who rre
exceptionally adept at their at.
In addition to FTeeKl-s Ur.rry, who
stars -in 'the title role, th"re will be
Herman and Vermnn, the two dark
ies who featured in the 3tn.-iti, Rupe
Collins, the town's tough "Kuy, tleoipie
Basselt,' Maurice Levy un! ,1'cn -jJ'a
sister and her suitor.
Also showing a comedy. 1
NO FEAR OF 1UH.M 1'S lillE
MOli.NTlEd AUK COMIMi.
The inhabitants of La II rand'
should rest perfectly easy Saturday
U. C. Oefi'i'o JuilKe Farln of Nel
wn, 11. C, at Trail, will bo ar
laniied alter a hearing early iu July,
according to a Trail report. These
claims total over 1200,01)0, uud
uvrt' brought against the company
by "nearby farmers and residents,
Summer Wear
PONGEE SHIRTS OXFORDS SHOES
B.V.D. , j
New Summer Caps $1.50 to $2.75
Tailor Made Suits $58.00 to $78.00
.Let us clean and press your clothes by hand irons...
1 2'
FOK SALE Oil TKAJ)E Eiirhty-acre
ranch near Elgin, Ore. Write O. M.
Biederman, Box 382, I,a Grande.
6-12-titp
FOR SALl1: Piano, new brocaded
velour parlor suite, sewing machine,
Wilton rug, two 34 size iron beds
complete, all in good condition.
2107 1st St. Phone 40U-M.
fi-l-tf
WANTED.
WANTED An experienced waitress
wants work. Phone 418-J. li-lit-ittD
and Sunday, and be able to eniov two "' l '" Ir""
real nights" sleep, without fear oflLh" """'tor dum.ised their crops
burglars or hold-up men lothetingl"'1 livestock. Jiidgo Farln has
them, for on those days we will have. '" HfdiK-ted as arbitrator. No ap
the famous Northwest Mounted Police;!'""1 fl1"'' M HidKinenl will be al
with us, and with their ubility to "yl-'lo.wed,
ways get their man" no self-respect- J
The ride of the sister is played I y! ing criminal woulu take a chance onj LS IT "Jl'ST A COLIi?
operating the nights they are in town.! .
Managers Meyers & Ford, of the Star! La (irandi People Should Ask Them-
Theatre, have succeeded, after weeks Kelvm This Ijmstion.
of negotiutionr, in securing this world;
famous attraction for patrons of theii'l Don't say: "It's just a cold.'
theatre. They have what is cluimedj It may turn imo backache, rheti-
Marjoi ie Day wh oapptar-.'d 11 "The
River's End'' J"nd "Bub HtriMiljn of
Placer- Among the adult actirs
who are well known to film followers
are Tully Marshall, Claire MncDo.v-
' ell. May me Kelso and Eij'eine Bes-
serer.
With Booth Tarkington's book in a
foundation Mr. Ntilan has tiik.'n the
vaiious episodes and moulded them
into a coherent picture iu'l of com
edy siuations and indicative of Am
erican .boyhood. Among the various
incidents suid to figure pion-.inently
in Penrod's screen career nr.': the
formation of the American Hoys' Pro
tective Association, the. day at the
circus, the dancing cluss, the timateur
theatiicals known as "The t'hildienV
Pageant of the liable Hound" and the
capture of two notorious bandits by
the boys. i '
WANTED Used caterpillar at once
for logging. Phone 17D-J. W. R
Kivette. . 6-0-tf
FOK RINT
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment no children. Phone 290-W or
180-J, .. 6-13-tf;
EOlt KENT Furnished apartment,
lt'XMI Washington Ave. Washington
Apartments. 6-9-tt
I'OR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment (Hill's Apartments). Call
179-J. Mrs. Kivette. 6-C-tf
LOST
LOST Round black pin set with clus
ter of pearls.. Return to Mrs. J. T
Williamson, Phone 3U7-JW. Reward.
6-12-4t
AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY OF "THE
VERMILION PENCIL" TODAY.
to be the most educational, novel and matic achi s, achy joints.
entertaining pcrfoimnnce ever seen in1 Or other serious sickness that comes
this country. You K .'! hear in detail from weak kidneys.
just how the 'LMount's" work, ami. Colds are dut to congestion.
why it is that they seldom fail to, , Congestion makes the kidneys ovei-
cupture the man they are after. work to filter the blood.
I Colds often leave the kidneys weak.
,. . . - , . i first break the cold:
Conphmentniy tickets issued for n.,-. v Pill, to
! avert the kidney dangers,.
1't this m liinnde rcsideut toll
you about them.
L. II. f.penrtr, 1007 Jackson Ave.,
says: "I can lecommeml Doan's Kid
ney Pills from experience, ('onstant
riding on the wwron 'Weakened my
opening of The Gardens will be good
on any night li-l l-lt
Jl'NE SALE.
Suits and Coats at half price
JONES & RlMIONE.
0-1.1-tf
The great volcano, whose eruption
causes so much havoc in Sesuc Hayn- J
kawa's most recent production "Tin:
Vermilion Pencil" will cough up its i
torrent of flaming lava for the last;i
time this afternoon and this evening J
at the Sherry Theatre, wh"rc this ie-ii
niarkablp picture ends its !nKageiiicnt.
One of the greatest spect-ntes ever; I
flashed on a screen, "Ths Vermilion i J
Pencil," contains not only a volcanic
earthquake that rocks the c lunt'y for a
miles uround and sends huge buildings1
crashing to the ground in a million
fvagniantf. . The floctl of flaming
lava that flows down the mountain
side and inundates an entire village;!
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
1 ZD DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1241 Fir ft Jefferson
FOUND
STRAYED One old
weighing 1000 lbs.
Homer Wilson, 3110-M.
gray marc,
Kinder call
'. c-m-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
FOflt QUICK Messenger
call iMain 595.
SEfiVICE
0-12-tf
FACTORY Shipment of Star Cut
Glass. Pay cash and pay less. Mel
ville's Hardware. Adams Ave.
5-29-tf
JOSEPH-LA GRANDE Auto Stage
leaves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.; leaves
La Grande at 2:00 p. m. .. 5-10-tf
1EMSTITCH1NG, Buttons Covered
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90(1 Adams Ave.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-
ton's Welding & Machine Works.
f l(Vf I" 4-15-tf
AUCTIONEER I. R. Newland, Auc
tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Farm sales a specialty. , Phone
285-J. S-li-12m
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
and voice your piano without extra
charge. Work guaranteed. . Cail
N'ewlin 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
.NOTICE.
We arc going to give an airplane to
every boy and girl l our store
Thursday, June 15th, at -,""-ty-'
J. G. SNODGHiASS.
6-13-2t
RKAI THE WANT ADS!
HITCHCOCK TO RUN.
OMAHA. Neb., June 13 Announce
ment was made here Monday that
United States Senator G. M. Hitch
cock of Nebraska will enter the July
18 Democratic primary for nomination
ns a randidate for re-election.
Exide Batteries
lintlerles In stock.
Batteries for Kent,
liatterles Itccltargetl
Batteries Walcred Free.
Batteries of all makes Unpaired.
Btroutberg Carburetor Service.
B. & T. -BATTERY
STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
In Lelgbton's Marhlne Works
LA GRANDE
' Permanent as the pyramids"
jranufafturcrs of
Building
The Toggery
Andrews Bros,
Knox Hats
$5.00 to $8.00
O'Donnell
Shoes
kidneyH nnd I often hatl buekucjie and
shaip pains through my kidneys. Colds
made the trouble worse and my kid
neys were iregular in action. Doan's
Kidney Pills soon stopped the back
ache and rid me of kidney complaint."
Price IKK'., at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney i-emedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same th.t
Mr. Spencer had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
LEHMAN SPRINGS OPEN TO
THE PUBLIC.
Music this summer by McElroy's
Orchestra. A few empty cabins left,
make reservations early. Big boxing
and wrestling mutch the 4th of July
Phone or write to Lehman Springs
for reservations. ,
T. 11. BUFPINGTON,
6-12-2fit ' Manager.
m
Hewer
Water
Irrigation
Culvert
Dritluage
WELL CURBING
Phone Main 120
Pipe
oundnllon OW
'biinncy
-SEPTIC TANKS
Facroiy Island City
nnnriT,
UUIliixJ
America's Home Shoe Polish
for anyone1 who knows that a trim, tidy and
prosperous appearance begins at the feet, and
who wants to practice true economy
Fifty Shines for a Dime.
Black. Tan. White, Ox-blood and Brown.
Always 10c.
For convenience and ease, get
the SHINOLA Home Set.
A genuine bristle dauber which cleans tha
shoes and applies polish quickly and easily
Large lambs' wool polisher brings the shine
with a few strokes.
It'9 beat to aV "SHINOLA"
i i v I if i
The Reason for our Substantial Growth t
is our Substantial, Service
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An Obligation
Promptly Met
The treasurer of i.lie United States hn.s
issued n call fur )avuient of - per cent
Victory Notes June ' lf)2'2 and states
Hint interest on these notes will cease on
that) date.
AOso, that the A') Victory Nrtles are,
.. for a limited amount, called Itm- payment
on this same date. ' Interest, (liowever,
does not, cease it' they are not turned in on
that tfate. This hank will accept either
issue at par or he pleased to forward them
in for redemption,
' As your hhnds fall due and are called'
for. payment do not all low your funds to
lie idle dejaesit tlicni in a savings ac
count where they will draw interest at
4 per cent.
Member Federal Reserve System j
United States NationsBank
La Grande, Ore;
Here She Is Good As New j
DOINGS OF Tt5K DUFFS
Shopping at the Corner Drug Store
1 willyou please give
i ME TWO NICKELS FOR
I THAT ? I WANT TO
USE THE PHON E. "
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MA6AZINE3,
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a. It'a bmat to MJ "SHINOLA" CW.i -W
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"Willi eyllnders HEC ROUND, AND PITTED WITH McQuny
Nnrrls Piston Rings, Pistons and Pins, your motor Is practically as
good as new," says tho cylinder regrlnder.
Motorists are Just beginning to realize, how much added life,
and mileage, can be glvi'ii their cars by having cylinders regrnund,
and new rings, plstotis and pins Installed. When these three vital
units are renewed In n regrouiid cylinder block, the riwult Is prac
tically a new motor.
In every section of the country nre shops which specialize In
rKTlndiig-ejulperi with special tools and machinery for thiB
work.
Your repairman can tell you whether new piston rings alone
nre all your motor needs to bring buck Hh lost power, or whether
the cylinders of your motor n-d regrlndlns untl romplito new
ring, piston nnd pin equipment.
There Js a Mcyuay-Norrls Ring made from Electric Iron
for ftvery purpose nnd price: specially designed mid manufac
tured for replacement purposes nnch type Unsigned for the par
ticular motor It fits. All standard sizes nnd over-sizes. An ex
tract from McQuny-.Noriis, Saiiirdny Evening Post.
You ran get quirk service from us.
LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
Long Distance
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" rate apply only to calla o-er th
Bell Bystttn."
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