La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1922, Image 7

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cnlnit at b oclra-u. Home and cliio
prlvl'ieef eheeriully extended to all
Brother Klkn. . . ,
NOI.AM SKIPr, Exalted Rulor
F. U PKAIISON. Secretary.
MODE1IN WOOH.MI0N OK AMKKICA
l-ii Grande r:inn No. 7T03 nieeta on
the funt Tluii'.Klay eveniiiB of eaeh
month. In I he K. of P. Hall. Visiting
nelyhhora ivcleome
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JAKE KQSTOCK, Clerk.
a if. and A, Al. l.a (Iramle LodKO No.
.' 41. A. P. and A. XI.. hull's reBUla'
metUlnBS first and third Friday" at
7. ail p. m. Cordial welcomo to all
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VlaltlnK momhera welcome.
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"hall. All vlflltmir lelKl.hcra welcome,
lines vyl'le at the ofliee of the
clerk. ItnoniB La Graudo Ni-
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U. J. K IT.'IIKS-. flork.
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welcomed. :i j !R 0 N.nn.K W. M.
FOR SALE Two lots with five-room
house with cement cellar under
house, large front porch, closed in
buck porch, pantry anil clothes clos
et. Large garage and woodshed in
one building. Box 157, La Urunde,
Ore. tl--!-tp
KOR SALE No. 1 Alialfa hay, thor
oughly cured. Phone Farmer 4x.
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-JTHE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo f
HllltllKUT HAW1.1XSOV .VP"
AIU'ADK TONHillT (IXI.V
ROOMING HOUSK Kor sale. In
quire at Imperial Hotel. ti-20-titp
Local play-ffoers who will attend
thn Arcade theutre tonif lit will liuve
it pleasant evening's ntr'tuiiinient
watcliiiig Herbert HawUnsou, the
popular young Universal star, extri
cate hiniKelr from u number of dun
geroua ftituutioiiH us the hero of
The Black Bag," ft film play based
iiimn I.oiiIh Josenh's Vance's novel
ti'21-12tjr Mia uiinio inliiin Thlft Is luifillier
of those delightful "crook" plays
In which the" public lias learho.il lo
like ltawliuson''s sunny screen per
sonality. He la nt Ills best In "The
Black Bag."
The story concerns n young man,
spending his vacutioil ill New York,
who gets mixed up in the theft of a
diamond necklace, through trying to
aid a pretty girl he itas bilen told
has stolen it. The young man sur
prisos a 'burglar in her home and
to save the giems-fronr theMntrudtM
takes them to hos own hotel room,
whence they are stolen again. There
is an exciting water race In which
the hero gives chase in a fast mo-
i fwi. i, i. -.i. . . itor .bout, recovers the necklace anil
I.O.M Bay horse with reached mane, i..., ,,. .,i..
newly shot. Branded H. U. on left 1 ... J.i h . iL j,. .t ...
l''01 SALE Reasonable. Kord chus
sis just overhauled. New tires.
Suitable for bug or delivery car. At
Melville's Hardware. 141H Adams.
C-14-tf
FOR SALE Three S 1-4 and two
S 1-2 wagons. Excellent condition.
Also several sets heavy team har
ness. Call J. L. Munhall at Palmer
Mill Barn. 6-10-tf
LOST
shoulder. $15.00 reward. Main 598.
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LOST Ladies diamond ring in La
iji'iinile. fl'MW reward for return
lave at Observer office.
B-'D-fltP
waxti:d
I WANT TO Buy from 50 to KiO acres
good hay land, either wild hny or
alfalfa. State price and location.
. Address P. 0. Box S20, La 'Grande.
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to be arretted at the dork as one
or them.
Itawllnsnn Is ably supported In
his latest starring vehicle by Vir
ginia Valll. Bert Roach, Clara Bey
ers, Charles L. King, Herbert Kort
ier, Lou Short, Jack CrUi-teii, Dick
Sutherland, Arthur lloyt and Wll
lian DeVuull.
Four Rnuppy acts of ynudevllln
will also be presented.
WANTED TO RENT Three or four
modem unfurnished rooms or 4 or
five room motlern house. Address
Box 700. 0-21-tf
M)lt JCKNT
FOR RENT Strictly modern furn
ished apartment. Phone 2HG-W or
1H0-J. ... (i-24-tf
FOR RENT Strictly modern apart
ment. ..Phone 296-W or 180-J.
0-24-tf
FOR RENT Room with or without
board. M.-14 Adnms Ave. (-17.tf
FOR RENT One furnished room at
14:i4 Adams avenue. 644-tf
.
FOR RiENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 1512 lAdunis
avenue. Phone 3H0-J. (i-2:i-tf
FOR RENT Furnished apartmeJit
1(!00 Washington Ave. TrVashington
Apartments. 6-9-tf
MISCKLLAXKOVS
COMBINATION BRICK Ice Cream
fumished to order. Pulace Con
fectionery. 0-24-tf
FtR QUICK Messenger SEKVICE
call i.Main 605.- 0-12-tf
JOSEPH-LA GRANDE Auto Stage
leaves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.; leaves
La Grande at 2:00 p. m. B-10-tf
ICMSTJTCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90i Adams Ave.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-
ton's Welding & Machine Works.
4-15-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERB for Barclej
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
0 ayenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
LEHMAN SPKINCS OPEN TO
THE PUBLIC.
AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY.
yct, hi?,-x(z.uz, I've teM ' out n -dv.
(.oofctNC pod mckj raosiNes.'a., "But tsviprsf.
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Cool and Comfortable
Summer Wear
PONGEE SHIRTS
' ' E. & W. SEMI-STIFF COLLARS '
, OXFORD SHOES
TAILOR MADE SUITS
New paterns just in Come in and see them....-
The (toggery
Amlrews Bros. ,
CeT'ti look
i
port A -DRY CjL.C-.aiM fM Q t
Concern J i ihink sosimis-.'s will.;
ICK UP FOR Voo AtT- "CtJU THeSO
t-SS M SOOP' STAIMS TAK-N OtF
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KNOX HATS
Straws and Felts
O'DONNELL
Shoes
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' A WiJJ IWieat exhibition that 'rivals
the frontier days at Chtiyehne, Wyom
ing, was stiiReti at the Lusky ranch
in aonneotioii with the annuo: ir0,,,.i, ni,.u u n, i tua iinv-
Gloria Swansons atest Paramount l0 xbaen'H "Ohnsts." - A gtod dal
picture, "Her Husbands Trademark, of hlB W()rk h the TIlst huH ,iM,en
ahowiner for the last times today. wlth HtUw theatre, producliiK both
.E.ruiitJiu-uuuNK, ru(je-n"'wuiK umi iu )jOBton und Syracuse.
be the
theatre
bull-dojrging steers by cowboys and
Mexicans made up one of the thrill
ing scenes in the picture at the Span
inn ranch house.
A big feature of this sequence was
an old-fashioned (Spanish barbecue
For this a group of Mexican barbecue
experts were hired by Sum Wood,
the director to cook the meat. Hue
quarters .of beef were wrapped in bur
lap, put on the grill covered with
dirt and roasted. 'When the meat was
cooked it was olaced on large pan
cakes of TortOlo, Mexican hard bread,
to be eaten. After the scenes-were
filmed, everybody had a regular
feast. Local newspaper representa
tives attended the barbecue, which
was somewhat of an event in the
annals of film novelties And the news
naper people, like actors, had excel
lent appetites.
Also showing "A Chili Romance'
two reels.
HdV Money Man" will
attraction at the A rondo
Wednesday night.
BALLET OK LA GRANDE (JIRLS
TO BE ADDED ATTRACTION
AT THE GARDENS.
VAItSJTV
rr.AYFiis
akcaih;
AT
WEDNESDAY
The Varsity Players differ from
othtfr types of stock companies In
that Its large igroup of actors to
choose from enables it to select
as lis. lea-ds the exact type for the
part. Director Cushman, who Is re
membered for his farcical interpre
tation of the slightly intoxicated hus
band lu "Her Husband's Wile," of
last season, again directs the com
pany, and plays the part of a ranch
man from Wyoming who falls In
love In cave man style with a sniffy
little maid in an Eastern Hummer
resort, nnd Is all for carrying her
right back to "thei second best
Homestead In Wyoming.' Mr. Cush
man has played u wide range of
parls fn the enst, vnryfntr from
That the audience at ThcGnrdem
tonight will be tlurroughly entertained
is a certainty. The Ktlly show, in
staging "4f Minutes from Broadway,"
(ieo. M- Cohan's masterpiece, have
engaged, a coterio of local, girls to
work in' the ensemble , numbers.
Mr. Keown has painted new scen
ery for the production and we aro
going to see how good our girls are,
backed up by special scenery and
lighting effects and associated with
professional talent. ' ' ' -
The line-up of girls will Include
Myrte Mason EdrisMnguire, pu.rint;
Earhardt, and Avis'' M a girl re;
Mr. Berg will play the famous part
of Kid Burifs and Miss Rrosehe will
show her versatility as Marv.
The songs from V45 iMlinntes from
Broadway" are beautiful and this will
Probably be the biggest evening's en
tertainment of this company's run.
Lewis hand. Walter .Murphy was re
elected, having served on tnu school
board of Cove for the past six years,
he is now elected to serve three yearn
more. .Mrs. Kannie Conklin was re.
elected district clerk. The budget.
planned at the budget meeting of the
school board and three other citizens,
was entirely satisfactory to the peo
ple and was accepted without change.
This budget calls for three teachers
in the high school and five in tliR'nn
irmdes. Mrs. F. M. Greenoueh was
re-elected janitor. !
(Mrs. Paynes Shanglp, who has been1
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mae Kelly,
has returned to home in Wapato,
Washington, ' - r
Miss Marian Conklin, who has just
returned from O. A. C has gone to
iWialla Wulla for the summer.
Mrs,--Clifford- Kail of Yakima is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Antics.
Mr. and Mrs, Don Gale of Union
were in Cove, on Wednesday, guests
at the Conklin-Antles nuptials- Other
out of town gu.'Us were: Wesley
PayftmWiml 'his - sister, Mildred Pay
ton, of Baker; Prof, and Mrs. Rov
Conklin, of Union; Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Rees and daughter, of Union; (Miss
Jean and Mr. Lawton Stearns, of ai
J rande ; Stewart Bennett, of La
Grande, Miss Lois Comstock, of Weis
er, Idaho,
Mrs. Fred Bristow, who has been
at the La Gramte nospital is. suffi
ciently recovered to be at home again.
Mr. L N. Conley, who has been
at it lot Lake Sanatorium for treat
nieAt is ut home again.
Mis- Ray Duncan and sons are nl
Mi'llic-al Sorintrs.
Stewart French is enjoying a trip
through Yellowstone Park, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Harris trench.
Miss Bess Kelley and Mis. Lloyd
Carter entertained the Ladies Guild !a
on Thursday afternoon. The out ol'i
town guests were Mrs. Kaytnomi!
Goodnough, Mrs. Arrh onley, Miss 1 1
Fanny Brown, of La Or a mile, nd 1
,i ..j nrr..x ur...a v.itimn !
Mrs. Robert Fiench made a short
visit to Pocatello this week.
Rev. IL Pollard sptnt Thursday
and Fridav in Baker-
The community chorus is preparing ;
special music for the Fourth of July
celebration. J
For Sickroom.
Spirits of camphor sprinkled about
In the sickroom will g-ve the air an
agreeable odor.
Fire Insurance .
wMli i ho ; !
I'ojyon I'M re TJt'liof Assn.
( 'usts You ;
LESS ' !
Policy Guaranteed ;
- No Assessment !
SPECIAL. ATTENTION Given to nlll
party orders. Palace Confection
ery. o-aj-t '
L. W. Weeks
a;i:.vt
Tlicno 152-J
"Wst-.IiUMihsou 111 (Iff.
SGHDOL Ii
HOLDS MEETING
(Spooliil to Tli1 Olim-rvtir)
COVE, June 2ii At the annu-d
school meeting the Rev. D. Loree whs
elected school director for one ynr,
to fill out the uiiexntreH It-rm nf Mr.
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New Tnxl HciTlfe .Inst Hlnrlca
"SEKVICE"
" Is Our Molto
Locnleil ul Imperial Billiard
I'arlorn
U(W Depot Street
ARCADE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
THE
VARSITY PLAYERS
PRESENT
"Her Money Man"
Not a Moving Picture but a Comedy-Drama
Guaranteed to Please.
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nfriiniHTiiTiiiirTT irrr- --"t
Music this summer by McElroy'
Orchestra. A few empty cabins left,,
n,.lv. u;.'l,Avlnl
Iliutve I tsei vuiiiiun i-uiij. "& u.
ami wrestling match the 4th of July IS
rti nM n...in In. 1 oh)nn,i Snrmm. n
ril,IU V" ml"- "-trior
reservations.
T. B. BUFI'TNGTON,
C-12-2nt Manager.
LUTHERANS WANT WINE.
SALEM, June 20. A demand for
al wine for use in the celebration
of the Lord's supper is voiced by the:
Lutheran of the Wasnington-ureeon ;
district in resolutions adopted at Fri-i
day's session of the annual convention
in session here this weeK. ;
"We must regard it as commanded
hv our Lord that we abide by the use
of real wine in the sacrament, even,
in the face of popular distavor or
prosecution," the resolution reads. . j
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Success.
Success Is a poor man's dream and '
a rich man's responsibility.
YOUR BATH ROQM
'.Tl".'!.wllJ be beyond criticism if you install
"SAN Q LA WARE"
Mirrors, Glass Shelves, Towel Rods, Tumblers, Tumbler
Holders, Soap Trays, Tooth Brush Holders, Paper
v Holders, Etc., at
OREGON HARDWARE AND IMPLEiVIENT CO
If it is for the Bath Room We Have. It.
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Here She Is Good As New
"With cylinders REOROUNI), AND FITTED WITH MeQuoy
Norrla Piston RlnKS, Pistons and Pins, your (uolor Is practically as
good as new,'.' Bays the cylinder regrluder.' "'
Motorists are Just beginning lo renllzo how much added life,
and mlleaKB, can be Riven their cars by bavInK cylinders renrotind,
and new rinitH, pistons and pins liistalled. When those three vital
units are renewed In a reici'ound cylinder block, the reault la prac
ticully a new motor.
In every section of the country are shops which specialize In
reminding equipped with special tools und machinery for this
work.
Your repnlrman ran teil you whether new piston rings fllone
are all your motor needs to bring back Ha lost power, or . Klmtlier
the cylinders of your motor nwd rcKrlmllng and comiplirte new
ring, piston nnd pin equipment.
There Is a McQiiay-Norrls Ring made from Electric Iron
for every purpose and price; sperlnlly designed nnd manufac
tured for replacement purposes each typo Unsigned for the par
ticular motor It fits. All standard sizes and over-sizes. An ex
tract from McQuny-Norrla, Saturday Evening Post.
You can get quick service from us.
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Ln Grande, Oregon
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and Night" rates apply only to calls over the
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