La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1922, Image 5

Tues
-Inly H, 1922
LA flRA'tCDK TCVTCNTXfi OBSERVER-
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Classified Want Ads
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I THEATRES
J THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUFbv Condo'.ESSS
PROFESSIONAL
DIREOTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S
roit sai.i; on jitAKii
J)l(. .1. !.. I N'OI.E i'ti'1 1)1!. MARUAU
KT INtil.K - Dun-oaths. Taking
I(i?t-i;.'ii(ut.tc work in l.tis AiiKeld!'.
Will return Aujtiwl i:. Office
Somim-r Hltl'.
1'IIVSK 1A.NS AM) Ml IKiliO.NS
UHO. II. VmiRK. M. II. i;, ii,.ral Sunt
cry. Offir-t.- ov.t Hilvcrtliuni's. Office
phono AIMn lli!.
J. .1. 1
Ofrici
Al:l: .
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pin. lie
.l I .- l-liy.-i lull II lid
I'm mil li s Diutf Store
r.i-'- w.
N.vn m: n i;k
UIt. A. M. MAVVII.I.I'.-Mprrlalllt In
chronic dit. iti s. M.-tlnMl.-i, M ,-i-itano-TluTfipy
.-itiri..:illi. fctliln anil
blood (I Im ;i ii. i vims llisCllcle..
Chronic H-rtl. nm, Si-liulca,
ApK pfllclll". -i.-Iit, illcin, Kownl
Trundle; nil kin,'- of t'hriMlip Dist;i
en t,tK-i-e,st'iilly tr,-:.t,il. I'liune Main
61'3. Room 1, i!, :t, second floor Cool
In) Hl'tlf.. opr'"tti- strip Theatre. Of
fice lifiirs, III n c: n. in., l:3u to 5:00
p. m. I ,,IINiilllion fr.M-. 3-4-If
FOK SALE Heed buitny.
Phone .lll(S-R.
Price $15.
7-lU-tf
SHKItltVS TODAY AMI
TOMOIlllOW. IIOCIS
.MAY IX "HOY t'llAZY'
PAPER' FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
lt..v.,., ... .1 .I. ... "'"'"
lice. .neaJ. 1-a-u
I'OR SALE Factory Pine Block
wooil. Union liox Company, uhonc
Muin .MS. 7-7-(it
FOR
The liernlna Is a vivacious, tern.
Deranieiitni; spirited flapper who ile-
linhu In haviiiK u host ut youthful
her beck and call. Ml'
eneouraneH them until a worldly
man visits the town and opens a
niodl.tte ulii'p. t'pon this Hltuatlon
the entire story hinges. If lui can
dabble In n fcmliilue euteriirlse, the
pei-Honahle flupper reasons that she
can succeed with u haberdiuvshy shop.
She wears knickers and other mas
culine trlniinlnas and certainly suc
ceeds where her old-fashioned fath
er rnllo.l A ntelmlruliliitic finish
lis added. A shystir lawyer Is about
to foreclose, but the hero mid the
girl saves the family income by out
witting; the kidnappers.
There arc some pl.ksant Incldilits
for example, when the heroine
SALE Cottage house of six !,,,,, .... ,uierweur advertisement.
TlJ.c. HOUSC.
The 'vohhers
approach
.he house.
Koft SALE or Trade for work horse,
two bulk wagon jrruin beds. Ar
thur Ilamatin- Farmers 187.'
7-10-2tp
FO 'I1SA1.E Pie cherries, 25 cents a
gallon. Pick cherries yourself.
Second house east of Flour Mill.
7-10-2t
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4 X- -'K
msDAcs.
ACTION.
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There is
pee-cl foi
immedia'tG:
action.
rooms with , bath, electric lights and j ,, lllB f iirtut.ioii scenes between
cement cellar all in good condition
the (iirl and the nimllsle. The set.i
V ',..::""-nn"''s""me 10 'iu:v,Ure attractive and the staKinB
7-7-tf :
DH. J. B. WOOur.l.I.- -I'lilr.inractor anil
NjiIuioiuiUi. rvuus mid chronic
aincusi-. a ."p.. hi n y. sniu. 20, Sum
Blur l'.l'ltf. i v 1 r .Sily.'rih.Tii'H. Office
noiirs. ju 10 u a. in., J::ui to & p. 111., 7
to H cv.rnincM. I'h. ni. l!i;-v.
ATTOIiMAS
KIKK- nnil l.r'l'(:
lluildin, ' i 1 :
IHl.'
COCIUtAN anil I . Ill-: 141 1 A It l Geo. 'i
C'ocliri.n and c-'l.-ii II. Kiierhard. Ati
torucya. L.A Urandv Kational. UaaK
HulldliiK.
( O.VI lt.( Tolls
. J. McLKM.W- K.-.-Jsli-rcd Drofea
Mlonal CHil J-:nhn;i r: siirvt-ylng anil
viaps. r.noi.-i lj. i.m i.ruidn National
Hank lltiildmi,-. f'lion.) Main 1.
FOR SALE Bargain in quarter
sawca oaK (lining room furniture.
Table, chairs,, buffet, plate glass
shelves, mirror, bark china cabinet
and serving table. Also other
pieces of furniture including sec
tional bookcase and one Universal
range. Inquire at Observer office.
7-tf-tf
WAXTKD
Is
ill) to modern requirements. Doris
May plays her 'part to the manner
born and sots off her personality
with some pleasing costumes.
Also showing a two reel comedy.
I'OOTLHIHTS" STACiK STOIIV
AKOIIITIM'TS
G. II. Miller. Ari-liit.-jt. Itoom 11, La
Graiulu KalU'iiul Itank HulldliiK, La
'iraiHlo, Ori-c-.m.
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FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
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Tne 1 Urntherli'MiQ 01 .ni'r1(nn- Yt0-tilt-n,
1 a nuo I; oiiihj I i 1. 1 iii's 1 1 11U No.
iiii't-i s I'Vt'i'v l'il-nt it lui 1 hil-l
'J'li m isrl.t ..vi-inni'H it KuuJ.-m Mill:
L.'oin mid invt-. i 1:11 ilii1 ti'.'W pullcles.
Ail vl.slHiiK ni"in!"'i s w mit).
W. T. .'A I 'l'T-N,
a l-'cji'i'innn.
MA H V 1'J. .MAVVII.U-:,
(JoriuMpuiiaent.
U O. O. M. CrrMi-lr i.c.flKO No. 8Ti0.
Ioy Ord.-r of Jiiwibf, htiltls ryular
nieftiiifv'i iVitv 'I'linr.sdny nieht ut K
p. m. at Oiii I'Vllows' Hall, 'i'lie Wo
men's ,Iii" 'li- iiM l,.'r.:i'Ui nu;ot si?c
ona intl f'lMiili Thursdays of each
month. Moosi- I.' ion of the World
iihm;Lb seroiifi Monday "f each month.
Vllltun alwn ,4 v. idconif.
.1. .t, l i i: I N, J)lr tntor.
VS. Kl.I.N'iilA.MMKK. Soc.
B P. O. KI,K .n Cranii.- Lodge No.
433. I.odk'tj iiH'.-M t'ltidi Thur.-sdHy ev
ening ut i -v. -Nek. Jl..mo and rlun
prlvi'r-'Ti-a 'h.-t.r:ully exU-ii(lt;d to all
Urottu r F,U:.-i.
H. i i ;A X C 'iiVK, Kxjilte.l Ruler.
1 L. ''.. !:,miN, Secretary.
M'Dl-:riM TiV')'UMi-:n' ok amrhica
I,a Onnd.- Cai-it' N". ""I,:t iRu;t on
tlie firnt Thin '."il.'iy v. nintf of anv.h
month. In the K. 'f I'. Hull. Visiting
nulHLibuia -Wfl""!!!.-. A
11. n. .:.:;f:n, v. c
,I.K I'l i:oS'i'Oi'K, "Merit.
F.Uio Kprpu.nn's latest Pnrumount
piotur.1. 'KooillfihtM." whkh will bo
tho feature at the Amide Theatre
today and W'dnesdny, Is a story -of
tlie stune and has an iintiHiially
vital theme. The plot deals with
a youtiK country eirl, who is am-
WAXTKI) TO RENT Three, r four! bilious to hecomo tin o tress and
modem unfurnished' rooms I or 4 or who later linpersonates a Hussion
five room modern house. Address! netre.ss, by which she whin I'nme.
Box 70tt. 0-21-tf I When a vouiik i'n enters h; life
and professes love for her, Mt Is
convintel be loves the erratic Hus
s inn actress and not the woman her
ne,lf. So when Bhe tirranes to have
the Russian woniiiu tippnreiitiy
drown n iid uppears as plain Lizzie
Parsons, only to discover her error
regarding her sweetheart's senti
ments, she finds happiness. The
picture has hm'ii splendidly produced
and Itenlnuld Denny heads a sup
porting cast of exceptionally clever
players. John S. Itobertsou was the
director.
In addition Hound 4 of the Leath
er Pushers will also be shown.
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SWIMMING SUITS
Ladies' Suiis, .t7.."0, now $5.50
Men's Snils $4.50
Lei ns iniike yini n tuilor iiuiile siiii ifriO.IKl In .p'T.I").
Kverytliin in men's summer wear.
The -Toggery ,
Andrews Eros.
Let Us Clean and Press Your Clothes
KN'OX HATS O'DONXKI.!. SI.IOKS
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III
WOOnciIOPI'ERS iWiANTED $2.00
per cord. Inquire '1-UKI N avenue
l'hone 4;i4-J. 7-10-2tp
LOST.
LOST Chain and frold ball off watch
fob; Masonic emblem on inside of
ball. Reword. Lot Snodirrass,
Sonimer Hotel. 7-b-bl
LOST On Rock Creek, a larite bay
or brown horse with reached mane,
newly shod. Branded 11 u on left
shoulder. $15. (JO reward. Main
:,HH. 7-3-7tp
l-'Olt KICNT
I'OR RENT Two-room furnislcd
apartment. Phone 21ii-W. 7J(l-2t
l-'Olt RENT Furnished rooms for
litfht housekeeping. 1512 Adams
Ave. 7-10-tf
l-'OR RENT Eurnished apartment
with bath. Call at No. 4. Depot
struct, l'hone 27II-.M. 7-8-tf
FOR RENT Garage, $! per month.
2101 Second, corner Second and
Jefferson. Phone 510-.I. 7-H-1U
FOR RENT Thiee room apartment
downstairs. No children, lnquive
1X0(1 Third stret . 7-8-3tp
FOR RENT Apart nent in New Fol
ev lildir- Inquire of J. J. Foley.
7-iV-tf
OR RENT Two fine furnished
rooms for light housekeeping down
stairs. 11117 F'ourth street, comer
Fourth. Spring and Fifth streets.
7-1-tf
FOR IR'KNT An apartment in the
Wanngton Apartment House, imo
children. 7-.1.tf
A. F. and A. M l.ti Cnindc l.oillfe No.
41. A. H-. and A. M .. li.iKIs rnKUla'
nioetlim-a fir.. I mill third Fridays at
7:ii0 o. i. Cnrdi.tl wi-l-.-'jine to all
MaED""- r v: nivos-BH. W. M.
i;. p. 1 : i ,S' : . fc.-c.
mls(:i,lam:oiis
I. O. I'.A.1.H
pvj-'l I-rcl.v
VffiltlllJi iii-i;!
riu So. i'.y. nieeta
nl nt l:a,;lta Hall,
I.II.I.V. V. p.
l:. hll:r.-tKI.T,.
Bee.
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Mcts cverv
jt.-mliy at Ealee
i. - Ii Imrs welcome.
i'i- of lice of the
La Urande Na-
ITT, C. C.
MtKN, Clerk.
IFOR LAME. BACK, Rheumatism,
lumbago, pains m bonen and mus
cles, use Old Scotch Liniment r-the
best reliever known on the. market.
Send direct to headquarters for the
family size bottle. Urice one dollar
fifty cents a. bottle, fouri. bottles,
for five dollars. Parcel Post pre
paid. Send to (i. A. Masse & V.J
hstacada. Ore. For Portland trade.
Clarke, Woodward Drug 'Co., ltfO
West Park St-, Portend, Ore.
7-7-3tp
e"r'il:'M: in
Hall), at n.
to ell visit 1 1.
i 'i' H I A S lied Croaa
i i.-.-ta ,-vcry Monday
til, I H-il! IK. of P.
Vvthlan welcome
KnlBlits.
A. TI'KNEU. C. C.
it Ml AM. K. II. S.
w the M:n- -i
SJ. W. I'-
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w .'alt,,,iT
11KB. MAR)
Lotre Nil.
i:t; lilt'Cts first
,.t third Wotl-
ut K. of P. Hall.
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HAI.l.Ar.IlER,
'.iitnn.-inder.
OP.1I-; KATUN.
p.ci-urd Keeper.
O. K. H. Il'-P" 1,1
h..M..3t.i-f- ! c.i
ll,d rJ f.- it-t .
Vnnr.tti. ViMltn
S-. 13, O. E. 8.,
, -itSi.ii the aec
. ..iTiva of each
itlx.-rs cordially
a npii.i.. w. M.
LOCAL CORSETIERF. 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
For McGlannnn's Rej Liniment
and other products see or write Chns.
A- Hriggs, P. O. Box 47, La Grande,
Oregon. B-28-2fitp
HEMSTITCHING and Picoting at
tachment. Fits any sewing ma
chine. Price $2.00. Economy Sales-
Co., lfjllings. Mont. 7-10-titp
HKMSTrrOJIING, Buft-ons Covered
Mrs. I . H Norton. Adam.s Ave,
-OX PI.KSKNTS C.ltKAT
.MAItK TWAIN STOItY
Mark Twain's mnsterpie-ee, "A
Connecticut Yankee In Kiiif; Ar.
t bur's Court,' has been made Into
a motion picture by William Fox
on a scale - worthy of the subject.
IhsuhI -as n special production, it
will open nn enfcnjrenn'nt at the
Arcade Theatre; on Thursday.
Known to the multitude of Murk
Twain lovers a "The Yankee,"
this Htory is regarded not only ns
a preat classic of . American humor,
but also ns, a forceful satire dlrect
e daainst thosp who sish for the
"nood old times." Mark Twain set
out to whow thnt the world we live
in Is the best of all 'possible worlds,
and the time we live In Is tho lust
of all posslbte times.
This lie. did by taking a typlcnl
young American, bright ns a new
penny, filled with smart, up-to-date
ideas, and melting him down In a
medieval eosrt, where he could
judne for himself whether the
knights of old were more coura
geous than the men of today, and
whether life ns a whole was more
comfortable then than now.
The result is exquisite fantasy
nnd delicious fooling, with n sharp,
ly drawn concusion. "The Yankee'
is rated high among Mark Twain's
books. Certainly il l one of the
funniest.
gihe picture was directed by :m
niet J. Klynn, noted for his skill
In fidelity to detail. The Yanked
is played, by Hurry C. Myers, a
Xvell-knowu light comedian.
TAYLOR KKOSi. BACK' TOIiY
SCRKA.M WILL Bti HEKK
THIS WEKK.
The Taylor Brothtrs were the nt
tiaction in Tho Gardem last eveninp;
when thev presented "Toby's Wedding
Day: a four-act comedy-drama that
was full (jf -laughable situations, as
well as bein'trtense with dramatic in
terest at times.
The. p1ot -va: set aboAit (ire old
feud thnt had resulted in the killing !
of one man and the blinding of nn-
other. The dead man's son and the I
blind man's daughter fell in love and)
the feud became a thing of the past
in the finaPact when the young man,'
who was n famous oculist restored
his sweetheart's father's sight- Two '
murders adde plenty of nathos and i
Toby's love-making to the Widow
Tracy provided much merriment. i
The same bill will be on tonight
with several gooJ vaudeville Pecial-
ties. t
UK AD Till; YVilVNT ADSl
',tr: .u.v.rai'. iri t;j
Ii
LEHMAN SPRINGS OPEN TO
THE PlMtLIC.
Music this summer by McElroy'
Orchestra. A few empty cabins left
ami wrestling match the 4th of July ;
l'hone or write to Lehman Spiing.'
for reservations. ii
T. 11. UUFKINGTON, !'-
TOMATOES
We liave Klyin loinidoes well worlli ilie
(il'iee.
Arp Inkinu; orders I'nr nil kinds of berries for
,":UiiiiliH'.
PLEASE EETURN YOUR CREAM EOTTLES
JOEL'S GROCERY
Free Delivery Prices Reasonable
make reservations r;:rlv. Hie hovin"' (i-l:--"
Mmini'er.
CHE
Bring your 1?' "yal Anns,
' Aiinsare reativ to piek.
.Ve furnish (lie liox.
11 ins ami Lamberts.
I'l'iee Je per pollllil.
Harley Smith
, PIkhiT' Main I'M
BINDING
at-
Oregon Hardware' .
& Imp. Co.
H!
Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fai
O o
H. & S. ELECTRIC '
Electrical Contractors
105 epot Street. o , Phono :i!j:i-W
:r:::,S'S
The Reason for our Substantial Ghowth.
is our Substantial Sekyice
a
mmWmm Just
ptfi Matterof
Regularity
J.ook back at the
They wrnf (piiek
past five years,
v iliiln't lliev?
Did you ever stop to ritrure what a few.
dollars deposited monthly in ttiis bank, in
a savings' aeeoiuit drawing interest at. I''
eommiunde(l semi -laiuiually ," would
aniiiiurf, to at the end of five years.' '
$ 1.00 would' aijiount to if .!. I'
$ o.OO would, itorniint to $ .".:i'J.:i'2
T I ).(")( would iiinoii'iit, to (ifil.fi.")
."i.OO would aniounl to iltilil.lili
.
.Make it an uiifailiiifr dufy to deposit, a
suiiMir money eaeh mouthy Vou will find
I hat reularitf will ain rfsitlls.
.' United States National Ban.k
La Grande, Ore.
i :....
j . The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc.
I Delivers the Goods '
! f W0 MARKETS
The Quality market' Adonis A've., next to tlx;
Skatt store. Wt i I well's market on l-'ir St., ne.t
i tilth Harris ( irocei'jv.
We have our own free 'delivery. WE SKI,L K'l'I.
Wilbur Makes Application,
BY ALLMAN
v.'ir-' ARt voy
CAURVIHG VogR
CAME TO WORK
THIS MORNINli,
DEAR ?
I HEARD OF A
GOOD JOB THAT'S
OPEN SND I WANT
If V)V nl. l- v-
JROI1T IT I
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HOWOOYOUDfiJ- I'M MWILBuP C'.e,
I'D LIKE TO 5EE? THE MAOER-
) VtK- 1 MrOK IAN 1 -
I UNDEIVTAND you HAVE
AN OPENI,e. HERE FOl?
a voongmaji with a
lot of pep and ginger -
I . h.
" r- LOT OF PEP AND CjINOER" 1
J . r 7UU r"T i ' li p ejt n r-t r-r, ' I
Hnv and sell through Obrverli"""""""""""""
Clati.?!fled AdH. (
Paint
1
1 Air
With
f.s, we jAve ,
VOU'RE STANDI m
IN IT- DW'T SLAM IT
WHEN VOU GO
r !
i
! Consider (Tie iniporlani':
of iiaiiitin.i; your farm
i buiWiiiLis - sprayed under
jJhiLdi pressure air di.s
j deeper lliau hair, ami is
i
4if lies
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Fm1 "Ifr 1 ' fci jl f
caper.
J. A. Ranldn
Res. 0 Avenue
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