La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1922, Image 5

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PROFESSIONAL,
DIRECTORY
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IM1VHIC1ANS AXD 81 UliKONH
UliO. II. VKHIU, M. D. llHnerat Surg
ery. Office ov.r ijllvurlhornV OffiiMi
phone MMn 113.
J. .1. Ii.l;m, s. l. i 1 1 ,1,-i.in mi, l
'J'!4''""- 1 'v.-r. Put mim'.-. DniK .Slur.'.
"...,. llllllltl! ..ij-w.
NAl'l'HE COKU
OK. A. N. MAVVIIXK Specialist In
chronic dln.-us.-i. .MhiIiikU, M.-.-ltano-Thcrnpy
mid Naliiropiith. Skin und
blood dls.-jiMo.-i. ii.-i-vouji diuniua.
, Chronic Ht-Hilache. .It-zeuta, Sciittk-a.
AppcndlcitlH. ('n.nip.tlon, UohI
Trouble; all klluia of Chronic Dlmiii
es BucceHKrully trviiti-d. I'hone Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool
IdKe Hldic., oppoKlte Star Theatre, of
fice bourn, lu to l'i a. in., 1:3U to 6:00
p. 111. Coniiultatlon free. H-4-tf
UK. J. R. WOODI'.I.I. Ohlropructor and
Niituropath. N.tvouk and chronlo
dlMia-a a apc-ktllv. Fulte 20, Kom
Bier lild. Ov.-r Kllverlhom's. Office
houra, 10 to VI a. in.. l::)o to 5 p. in., 7
to H evenlnKH. i'h...no 4yT-V.
ATTOU.Nfe.-Y3
aviHK. and l-;STi-;u rnlim-r-lic-ac'i
Ituilninir. I, a liiandc, or.-Kon.
WJCHItAN and KIlKKUAItn Oro. T.
Cochran and Colon It. F.hurhard, At
torneys. La Uraade National. Bank
Building;.
COM'KACTOItS
P. J. Mcl.KLLAN Iteffistored profea
, ttlonul Civil linti'linju-; survey tiitf ant)
MifipH. Koom iz, X.a Uramlu NniloiiaJ
Honk Bufltllny. 1'liono Main 11.
AltCHlTKCTS
C. B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La
-1 Grande National Uuuk Building, La
'Irande, Oregon.
.aw. pi i .i .i !
ArcTioM:i:its
l ii.rj, -it. S:ilisrM.'tiuii mttirtinitji'il
Kuril i MiU'H ji iK-i:iliy. l'h-m
VtWO TUN KltS
KX iT l'lAN'o TI N1.(1-i'(.-uii himI
votcft j i.ii r p in mo whlnnil txira
:hiirt4c. Work L,ii;u;inli-fil. Cull Now
lln Hunk Sluii; lur upiMiiiiliiiciit. lid
K. I'liilHps. -l-l.'.-i
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
Yi-:o!ii-:x.
'J'he Krothcrlioud ot American Yeo
men, Ui-ui.uo Konde Hoiue-itcad No.
'-'Ssi;, iiu-ol.s i-v.-l-y first und IlllrO
Tliurniliiy cv.'iiio'.'.s al K.-in!i-M lh.1l
Come and tnve.stiKaie the new policies.
All Vlslluie; li.t-lliO.-rM velcolne,
W. T. I'Al'TKN.
Foreman,
i MAltt li. .MAVVII.l.K,
Correspondent.
U O. J. M. L,a Orniide Lode No. 850,
Loyal tlrder of Mome. liolds reuular
meetings every Thursday nleht at k
p. m. at Odd Kelluwa' 111(11. The Wo
men's MooHeheart Legion meeti sec
ond and fourth Thursdays of each
month. Moo.se L.-Klon of the World
; meeta second Monde y of each month.
Vlaltois always welcome.
- , J. J. HAUl.AN, Dictator.
- -W. K. K LIKtiH AM.M Kit. Hec..
U. K O. KI.KM La (.ininde Lode No.
l.odir.. ineetH ea.-h Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Homo and cluo
privileges cheerfully extended to all
l!rnlh.-r ftlks.
NOLAN SKIFF, Exalted Ruler
F. L. FKAltstliV, Kecrelary.
UOOKI1K WOODMI-JN OF AMRHICA
La Crande Camp No. 770? meeta on
the nrsl -jnursuav evening ui bki-h
month. In the K. of 1'. Hall. Visiting
neighbors w-lcotne.
E. It. ItlNfJO. V. C.
JAKK HOSTOCK, Clerk.
a. and A. M. La (Irandd Lodtce No.
41, A. F. and A. M- holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. ai. Cordial welcoma to All
Masons.
C. W. TIINONEn. W. M.
E. U. I'.INCU, Kec
H. O. EAOLliS Aerie No. 2511, meets
every crid;iy niKht ai i-jagies nnu.
Vlsttlnif members welcome.
Z. LILLY". W. P.
J. R mltDSELL, Sen.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La
Gram's Camp No. 109. Meets every
first and third Monday at EKlos
hall. All vlsitinu iclBhbors welcome.
Duns vayablo at the office of the
clerk. Itoonw 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank Hldg.
JOHN KCOTT, C. C.
II. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNKiHTS OF 1'YTlllASItcd Cross
Loila-o No. 27. meets every Monday
evenlntr In Castle Hall lit. of V.
. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
t ' to bit vlsltlnir Knlirhts.
FltANK A. TL'KNEIt, C. C.
C. L. tiRAHAM, K. H. S.
WOMEN'S HENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No.
27. W. IJ. A. ot M. Lodee meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m at K. of P. Uall.
Vlsltlnir Klsl.-rs welcome.
MRS. MAIIY GALLAGHER,
Commander.
MAItJOIUE EATON,
Record Keeper.
II. E. H.--Hopo Chapter No. 13, O. b. 8..
nobis stat.-d communication the sec
ond snd fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordlallj
""""""NrXUE O. NETLI, W. M.
ANNA S. OP.OVE. Sec
JI NK SALE.
Suits and Coats at half price.
JONES & IIABOXE.
o-i:i-t f .
IrtUNGS OF THK DUFF9
gee, i've been called
to appear for jury
Duty-I'll have to
Do some snappy Thinking
TO GET AN EXCUSE. SO '
CAN GET OUT OF
1T-
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Want Ads
FOK 8ALB OR TRADI
FOK SALE Good five-rooim modern
house close in. New linoleum on ,'j
lluors. basement, eight large lruit
trees, chicken houKH and aurden
for sjlSo'J. V)00 down and monthly (
payments. Call at l'-0 V avenue
or phone 4(il-J. 0-17-2tp
FOK SALE Uood clean alfalfa hay,
$10.00 in field, $1:1.00 delivered.
Phone Main 72. Muy Park.
0-17-21
FOK SAlJfcj Cabbage plants, inter
mediate and late. Phone ll'to-Wi, or
cull at 1022 Benton St. 0-17-2tp
FOK SALE
stictt. One fresh cow... 21.) Kir
-17-2t
FOR SALE Reasonable. Ford chas
sis just overhauled. New tires.
Suitable for bug ur delivery car. At
Melville's Hardware. 1428 Adams.
6-H-tf
FUR SALE Three 3 1-4 and two'.,--.
:i 1-2 wugons. Excellent condition.'
Also seye?ul sets heavy team har-j.
........ u, ,.4u4,u,. . u,.,ii7.
Mill Burn.
FOR SALE Five-piece wicker furni
ture duy bed,, writing desk, twju'
chairs, fernery, basiuett. 000 0 Ave.
6-ia-tf
FOR SALE avv new apple boxes.
Leonard J. Smith, Fruitdale,
fl-13-tr
FDR SALK-Alfulfa in field north ot
Island City. $10 a ton. Phone Farm
ers 20x2. ' ' tt-10-.1t
FOR . SALE One large residenct
lot. Phone ttU4-i.L ' 1707 Jeffersor
Ave. fl,10-3t
FOR SAliE HU17 Dodge Touring
Car, ,:iO0. Inquire 1018 Y avenue
0-10-flt
FOK SALENS head of sheep. Par
ley Feik, Farmers 215. 0-10-6tp
FOdt SALIC Duplex truck in good
order. Call US-'W.
0-15-tf
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Six-room modern house, built-in
steeping porch. 307 Main. 0-lS-Otnti
WANTED.
WANTEJV Seven or ten room' house
to rent, furnished Appiy to Red
Cross. 0-17-St
MEN Wanted to qualify for Firemen,
Brukemen, experience unnucessury.
Transportation furnished. Write W
Boggess, Supt., St. Louis.
June 3-10, pd.
WANKED Salesman to sell guar
anteed tires and tubes. $100 a week
guaranteed salary and commission
Universal Tire Co., Chicago, -111.
May 2'J, June 5-12-19
WANTED Tire company wants state
representative and sales manager
to open branch office. $300 neces
sary. Universal Tire Co., Chicago,
111. May 29, June 6-12-19
FOR KENT
FOR RENT Room with or without
hoard. '1434 Adams Ave. fi-17-tf
FOR RENT Sleeping room, close in
1317 Washington Phone 517-J.
0-14-tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 1512 Adams
avenue. Phone 390-J. fl-14-tf
FOlR RENT Three
rooms, no children.
housekeeping
Phone 454-i.
0-lfl-3tp
FOR RENT One furnished room at
1434 Adams avenue. GJW-tl
MODERN FURNISHiKO House rent
free. Phone 429-M. 0-15-tf
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
1000 Washington Aye. Washington
Apartments. 6-9-tf
LOST
LOST One large topaz ring, gold
mounting set without prongs. Re
word. No (nicsions asked.- Address
Hazel Babbritlge, 107 North 21st
Street, Portland, Oregon.
0-17-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
FOjIl QUICK Messenger SEKVICE
call 'Main 595. 0-12-tf
JOSEPH-LA GRANDE Auto Stage
leaves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.; leaves
m Grande at 2:00 p. m. 6-10-tf
MY NAME 15 WILBUR PUFF
1 RECEIVED A NOTICE TO
APPEAR FOR JURY
Duty
J
i
i i r
.IKMSTITCjIINU, Buttons Covered
.Mrs. I.. H. Norton, Out! Adams Ave
PUBUO STfcNOURA.r'UKK nt Leigh,
ton' Welding- & Machine Work.
4-lfi-tf
LOCAL COKSETIERE for Hard.
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O avenus. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsats. Guarantttd.
throughout. Also, Hemstitching and
Pirot Edge. WqtIx Guaranteed.
8-l-tf
t; k r voi ks!
Pried Chickens for Sunday dinner
Buttermilk fattened. Phone Farmer
15. 6-lnVtf
0. C. FLF.SHMAN.
SI'KAY FOK HOSE IH SHES.
Spray your rosea now before they
bloom, ljuurt cans, u0. Kills tbV
aphis. 0-15-3
'CHERRY'S FLOR'JSTS.
LOST.
Traveling bag, on the Old Oregon
Trail in Blue Mountains containing
Ixxlge Cants und Autumobile license
1071 Ore. Generous reward for re
turn of bag and contents or informa
tion leading to same
M. If. P1EKER1NO,
807 Hood St., Portland.
Are you ikii,g for a real oP1Mir-
mm Wa u.a miiinini, hi., nrn i li-u.
- . ..........
gon fo the sale of the Vacuette
Vacuum Cleauer not an electric. AJl
Western Oiregon Counties closed aud
dealers making big money. If yot
have car and are looking for an
unequalled business opportunity, ad
dress Vacuette Distributing Co., 4-17
Moi-'gan Building, Portland. See June
17th issue Saturday Evening Post.
6-10--U
LEHMAN SPRINGS OPEN TO
THIS PUKLIC.
Music this summer by MeElroy's
Orchestra. A few empty enhins left,
make reservations ea,rly. Big boxing
and wrestling match the 4th of July
Phone or , write to lhman Springs
for reservations.
T. B. BUFFfNOtON,
fl-12-2fit Manager.
r
I THEATRES
AT SHERRYS LAST DAY
A picture that shows the strange
places ot the eurtb, without loslug
the grliwing elements of Its story
is "Forever," Paramount' screen
version of Oeorge Uu Mnurler's nov
el, "Peter Ibbetsou," which will be
lu the dream scene Blslo Fer
guson and Wallace Rein are co
stars In this great George FlU
maurlce production.
lu the drea ntscene Elsie Fer
guson and Wallace! Reld ate reveal
ed in a gondola In a Venetian cana
lu an ice palace In Russia, .at the
circus Muxiuius lu Rome, on the
desert winds in Algeria, and at va
rious show places In England and
France.
In point ot expense "Fore-ver" Is
one of the foremost picture pro
ductions of the yeur. The sets are
exact copies of the places they rop
resent, having been made from
photographs and old prints of the
days about which George Du Maur
ler Svrote. . The supporting cast la
one ot the strongest assembled lit
any recent picture and includes, be
sides the stars, Montagu Love,
George Fawcett, Elliott Dexter, Bar
bara Dtun, Dolores CasslntJlll and
others.
Also showlag a Iwo-reel comedy.
GREAT ACTION PICTURE
FOR CONSTANCE BINNKY
A wholly different type of photo
diama is "Midnight," the latest Keal
art picture sturring the winsume Con
stance Binney, which is showing at
the Arcade Theatre tonight only.
Tremendous uction Is crowded into
tile ten minutes between ten minutes
to twelve and midnight-
Miss Binnty's portruyal of Edna
Mortis is to be ranked among the
greatest chaiacterizations of the
scieen. , '-
An exceptionally good cast is in
support, including Jack Mulhall, Wil
liam Courtleigh, Sidney Bracey, Ar
thur S. Hull, Herbert Fortier, Helen
Lynch and Edward Martindel. tMujor
-Maurice Campbell directed this pic
ture, with Walter Mcl.ad as his as- I
sistant and H. Kinley Martin at the !
camera. I
Four pleasing acts of Vaudeville,
headed y the "Three Duni-nig CiirLs"
will. uIko be presented.
BASED ON I'RIZK IM-AY
".Mihii Lulu Belt" Ih Iicturization ol
l-'amouH Ktae Succe.
"Miss I.ulu Bett," Zona Gale's prize
piny based upon her own novel, which
was produced with bijr success on
Broadway in 1920, has been picturized
for Pnmmount hy Willium De MiHc
Wilbur's Thoughts Got Busy as a
MR. OUFF, 0O YOO KNOW Or ANV
REASON WHY VOU ARE NOT
Available Foia jury Puty
WILBUR PUFF
Nes sic, i
I'VE GOT
WliBuR PUFF
HIVES
PREEL
APARTHtNT
mid it will be the feature at the Ar -
cane ineatrx lucntoy au4 WnLies-
rtny. Clam Bvtanyei- a.lnptert ih"
play and novel tor the scietn. Thi
o'neat .iMSK
Theodore Rolu'rU, Helen Fej guson,
MnheJ Vun Buiwi, May (U.acci u.i
Clarence Burton. Miss (iale's tint.
mutilation, of lier own novel was
awaiuea the ruiiiKer pmo ui s 1 ,(((
for being llu b'st American pluy pro
duced duriu Kth si-ason l'0-il. The
story is most appeuling and there are
tunny dranuitic moments in its deveL
opiueut.
GARDENS r'H.I.KD'TO (IVEH
KLOtlNC. BOTH SATURDAY
AND SINDAV NltillTS.
ThA Hardens now hnn.h.o thn
famous Kelly Comedians, was filled,01 JuluJ' : nt .h hour q( U o-'clocl
to ovtrflowing both Saturday and Sun-
tlay evenings, when .vly Jim,-' u lour
act drama, was sho.wn. On Sunday
evening the Beats were filled fifteen
miuutes before the curtain rolled U:
iiiuii pcop.iv cic lurcvo io sv-
cuia the best sealing possible.
"My Jim." ptovet to be a drama of
high, appeal, interspersed with comedy
lilieK thiit rw.,.lv.-,l mum' u h.i..-tr
laugh. Jim, the farmer boy, was
set can) tn the first three acts and he
took his audience completely by sur
prise vhe:i, in the finul show down,
he appxared on the scene a well dress
ed gentleman, instead of the ignorant
country boy, und vanquished the vil
lain who would have taken the par
ental farm uway or have forced the
daughter into an unwished for mar
riage. Those who attended - went away
fecliiiir that Kelly's are just as good,
if not better than the year before and
many lavoinoie comments were hcarui
as tne au.lience passed out.
.i. '!S "Vi - u. .. uu . . n "l first tiniB in the history tif goK
the Tri-City Musical iRevuc o lJ2;i.', t.0i,niry a touruatneut will
a musical comedy of high quality iaibu hl)1(1 , UlH,(la ,, pu, links'
sure to. please, will begin, next Mon- (,,mlllllollKUIl, llf America. Tha avolit
day and after their run another of wll, h ,u qi,,,,,, , eury
Kelly's famous troupes will be on the, AUgU!tt .
o.ii io eutenaiu me -t-n i.iauuc pat-
- COUNTY TREASURER'S CALL
FOR GENERAL ROAD
WARRANTS. -
Notice, The undersigned county
treasurer has funds on hand with
which to redeem all wnri'iints issued
You Lose Money Every Day You
Try to Get Along Without a Garage
You are not saving money ly not. iiavhijj
a fjarafi'e'ol' your own. Every day you do
wit bout one you're uetuaUy losing money,
The rapid depreciation and additional re
pair bills on an autonmliile Ibat is exposed
to tlie weather anniin1s to iooiV in a yea
than a garage would cost.
a v, . , i ...
Avoid the danger of having., your cav
stolen and the expense and inconvenience. '
f keeping it in a public garage. ' .'
Yon can have an up-to-date, convenient,
and artistic gaivige of yffur own for very
'little cost CaW at oiir'Nil'I'ice. for garage
nLuis (ii id for all kinds ,nf modern building
ideas.
The Grande Ronde
Lumber Co.
Exclusive Representative of the National
Builders Bureau
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FTJRNIBHMtl
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ID DONOHUE, ?rop,
Phone, Black 1241 Tir Jeffenon
Bee
Do
THE
LA OTIANDE EVENING OBSERVER
on tlie'fieneraf Road Fund, No. 11174 to'
l'H, inclusive, secle of Ifl'Jlj also,
1-U7. im'lu.ive,-i-eries of 10u".', pajable
n und after Monday, May ii, .
'""-f
on Mn 1J .,.., t , , .
IUCH McT.I4,
' County IVeastim.
HI My ?2-?( diM" ivl'J-isV
XW( ' FINAL $KTTt,EMEN1
Notice ih hereby given that, th uu
ilersigned, udmiuisttator of llio stute
of Nata-y J. Turner, deceased, has Mlet -ilt
the County Court of the State cf
Oregon for. Union County, his final
account us such administrates of "aio,
Estate and that I.Monday, the 2oth daj
in, tile forenoon of Bait) tlay uX the-!
County Cqut Room in tile Cour, I
Hook 0f said. Count? has been (ixet
by he said court as the time and pluc
i, ,.i .i,;.i:.. ...
port anil the settlement thereof.
J. CYRUS TURNER;.
' Administrator of the Estate
of Nancy J. Turner, deceased.
ii'V 22-2!), June &-l2vl9,
(ny Associated Press)
CLEVELAND, June 10. For thai
o,,,..,. Bim,,. ifar. imve heea
i developed on the pulillc links
j throughout the country and If u
number ot them assemble, the tour
nament is certain to. develop a high
quality of play, according to local
experts. '
Jimmy Mulilon of St. Louis waa
descrlbt-4 as probably the most cele-'
britted links product or recent- years.
GOLF BECOMlNb
DEI C
( LEO. SCRATCH " i
Knox Straws Are
Quality Straws
Finest St raw Hats made $.1.7.) to G.OO A
Tailor Mafe- Suits .f.").S.OO to $78.00' ; J
Ponsoo Shirts $").00 to .f(i.00 J
Oxford Sliocs ?.").00 to (f!)..r)0 . ' ,
The Toggery
Andrews Bros. "
Lot us rlean and press your elotlies. r
He lied for the modal nt Oukmont
two yeara ago, and Is exd-ocletl to
enieV. Another prnhahfa entrant Is
said to be Young Henry Wenzler
yf Memphis, aultl tn be thn leading
public links pluynr of the south.
Wenzler has never competed In a
national event.
Recommend Ckawberlain'a Tahk-ts,
"Oiamberlain's Taldet have l'on
used hv mv hushamf and mvself off
The Reason tor our Substantial Growth i
IS our bUBSTANTlAL bEBYICE
P-
As yon have idle ifnnds aeeunmlating,
iut them in a savings account where they
will lie woi'king at 4 per cent, every day
iu the week.
Your, money, deposited!.. in our .pavings
department is accessible at any t iuie. for
withdrawal. The interest, is computed
and credited to the account January 1st
and July 1st ea-h year, compound inter
est. No renewals necessary. Enter into
a contract 'with yourself, deposit a regular
1 sum monthly stav with it, von wMl have
wealth.- .lJusmMSS.
"United States National: Bank
' LaGhanpe.Ore.
Here She IsGood As New
"WIUi cylindera REOUOUNni AND FITTED WITH Mr-Quay-,
Norrl riston HIiirs, I'lstoiiH and I'lna, your motor la practically
good 08 uw," anys the cyllndor rnRrinder, !
ilolorlHlB are juat biKlnnliiK lo realize liow much added life,
and i!ill?a, ran be given their enra by having; cylinder rcxraund,
Mild new rlhft, plHtous and plna Installed. When theH three YlUI
uliila are renewed In a regl-nund cylinder block, the reaiult U prac
tlcully a new motor.
In every auction of the country are ahopa vhlch specialize in
regrlndlng equipped with Bimetal lools nud mnchlnery lor this
work. '
Your repairman can toll you whether new piston rings alone
are all your motor nneda to bring bark Its loll power, or whether
the cylinder of your motor Deed rnBriudlng; and complete pew
ring, piston and pin equipment. ,
There la a McQuuy-Norria Ring made from Elertrle Iron
for &very purpose- and price; specially designed and manufac-.
tuied for replacement purposes each typo designed for the par
ticular motor It fits. All standard sizes and over-sizes. An ex
tract from WcQuay-Nonla, Hnlurday Evening Post.
You cnu get quick service from nt.
LEIGHTON'S WELDING- & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
Long Distance
Service
"Station-to-Station" ratea 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
Telephone Co.
and. on for the Past five years. When
my hu-dmnd goes away from home ho
always takes a bottle of them along
with him. Whenever 1 hove that heavy
feeling ufler eating, or feel dull opd
played out, 1 take one or two of Cham
berlain's Tablets and they fix me up
fine,' writes Mrs. Newton Vreeland,
Miitoa, N. V. Tuku IhMe tttblew
when troubled with constipation or
indigestion and they will'do you good.
Adv.
' ' 1
Is Your Money
Working?
PAQE rnE
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