La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 01, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextII'" I '! .. . . , . uiMiiy, .XlllTUht J, V.VS2 LA m?AKHK FXTCNTNTi OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN THEATRES ale.- S a 1 e "y Classified Want Ads I 1 h PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY t'HIKOI'lt.UTOK. OKTKOIWI'lllr I'MVSH IAXS UK. ! Nl 12 UKI.I.K MYEKS, ,v Kuley HuiUling. n- m.t 2 to 5 p. m. Chiroprai-tor, Hours 10 to and 7 to 8 p KI.AIMC HAM.MKKSTKIN i lion-: ir ati!i:ss I'Olt NKW I'HOTOIM AY 7-'J4-Il! ;' ' Nil.K ml 1)1!. MAKiAU- M INCI.IC Osi,.,,,,,,!!:,. TakiiiRl a" i e v""'k AiiKi'le: Summer I'.Mir. Ofiiri I'HYSKiANS AM) M IIUKONS UlCO. H. VKIIItH. M. I-I!,.l.ral Hurii ery. Off !. ,., Kllvurlhurua. o ita, phono Main 1 1 a . "iiili. J. J. ' Office phone I'm im.'i '.12-W. rt.'iTl'ltH I I UK KOIt SAt.K Oil TIIADK I'Olt SAI.K Ki-imh I'linne HUM. There in udvam-o iis.surauee tlinl when Klaine IlaiiiiiierHtein iipiiearK ut llie Ari'inle llieatre Viliusl;i.v ami Tlmi'mlay, the attraellnn she wood, 50.' will then present will Ktve to her . 7--1I-JH.. leKion of adlllilel-K llie urente.1 ! unioiint of mitlsl'ut'tloii her work KOI! KAI.IC Cows for mile. Inquire' has yvttr icreiiied on the .sriven. O. I'. Minimum or call Farmers 45 !"Kvldeni'e" la llio title of Mis.f Hain-7-2S-5tn'inersliiir.s new iihotojilny. and Nlli'fi - W'Hh-li Is iiKain leading man in KOI! SAI.K (iood alfalfa hav, $ id -Mis Hainmeraleln'j sniinoil. a ton in field- 1'hone Muin itii. "Eviili'iire" tells n story of atase 7-:il-!ltJllfe, In Its early incidents, and then itakes the lending aetress into the I'OK SAUK Three or four sets of noun' f an arisloeialii- failillv who s. ules. lnouire at t'ommercial resent an "actress" Ix-inx iolsled t'reillliei" 7-2i-tf.!ii them as a relative. How Miss UR. A. N. mayvii.i.f. Speeiaiiit in I . i llaniiiierstHin. by lier arilst.ry. makes t.ruinu me jieihiula. Me, l.ano- fAHKK r OK APPI.h AND KKU T ll, .,.r., In. l.o,- ..... ..,,. Ill v Hoxes for sale at llio Observer of-i favorably upon the snobs whu u fice. fhtan. 7-8-tfj posn her is declared to be the 'best piece of uctiim this favorite star has ever exemplified. rile story rims iiIoiik wilh increas- ...... .. ... .... ri....i ... Iherauy ai,d .Naturopath. Skin and blooii dlseasea, m-rvoua diaeaae.. t.hronlc Headache. i:.z..nm. Bciall.-a. Appenaiciua. ( ',in,iiii ,,n, nWBi trouble; nil kinds r Chr..nic Dls.-i- ' l'Olt uMaimiy ireal.-d. I'li.nie Main' 6i)3. Hoom 1, 2, !i, second floor Cool- I Idgo HldB.. opposile Klar Theatre. Of- I flee hours. Ill t.. I ... i , ... r..... 1 p. Wl. t'onsullnllen f.-e...'' 3-4-tfi l'honc oower gasoline D"; E. WO0m:i.I,('l,lr,ractor and ! I''OI SAUK ... .iiimii. iv. rvous una chronic dlaeftH.-a a specially. Suile 20. Sola mer llldir. Liver Mlvei thurn'a. Oflo hours. Ill to 1 a, in.. l::itl tu 5 n. in. 7 to 8 HVenlnn.H. I'lione 4:7-V. .SAUr. (yittage Irouse of SIX r.w.mu wilh l.nlh eleelrw. li.rhl nn.l cement collar all in good condition L v nwc in "iiu uuaiiuiMf iu u''iui ,1.,...,, : (...ii, riijii' i. Main iiQO. 1-1-tt balk, the )I(Jl (1t-feclives. Tin aur- , , , , , prist is cornnU'lti tor Miss Hani- 2 1-8waon(4 1-2 hurst; u ,.,.i...wir., fi.,,i ATTOHXKVS 11KK. nnd KMT Kit I'HllMttr-JtoiJHCt. CUCHUAN and i:r.!;i;HAUi Oo. T Cochran and Colon H. Iin-rhard, At torney!. i.a Grande Nutioiial Hank Building. COXTIIAi TOIES U. J. MoI.KI.lAN I.fftsUrd prolnii Hlonal Civil Knlntivr; !urv-ylm; and WMin. lt(m 12, l.T Or;ifidi N'atiuD. , Ho nk ItiiildinK. rnone Main 91. AIICHITKCTS K. B. MUler. An-hitv-t. Ilnorn 11, La Cranda Natlim. B.ink Buildlna, La Irande, OrfH"ri. AL'CTIOMa:i.S aih'th ink r:i: t loiii'i-r. Sn l':irm salt's a I'lANO TLXKKS i;xt'i:i:T i'i.. ti mm in lin l:U Smro w i! limit fx I I'll lanl.til. 'all N-w-ainjuitl.n-M. Itny tt'in. ns thH acll' cei,trifuKal nun,,,, W-inch saw and lo j ovel.1)uwe,.inB. llut vllMu marbrel. Jm,u,re at 2.1114 N-. Ah.jtwinklni Jy ssl,(,(.h . " 1 ' nt'-ti.ui jshe t tints the lalles on her WAXTKI) torimMiiois and eniHrK'j in triumph .-u-twwn r I t0 fiV,'t liusbund iu the hup- va:;tki Htix Co. WANTKD .Man to haul away Iju)uiip at Y. M. ('. A. ashes. AT SHKKKVS. ' "THK LAN K Til AT HAD NO Tl K.V1N;," T)DA Iumpety-bump! Bumpety-bump! WANTKlJ Colored womnn "wuntsiThc old annay? wabbled anl swayed day work or work in private family, j and the fair occupant held on de:i 1'hone 244 V. " 7-2!l-Hp. pei attly, not knowing ut what mo- I nunl a wheel would decide to come olf or the bottom to fall out- It was dining the filming of WANTKD Furnished rooms in priv ate family- Call Y. M. C. A, sec retary, Main 7!5. 7-24-tc WANTKD Three or four furnished looms for litfht housekeeping. In quire Observe. 7-;il-4tp. WANTKD Position us , housekeeper for widower, either in the country or city. Write in care of Hox 7-:il-:iip WANTKD Middle aired lady for bath house. Permanent position. Apply in person at Hot Lake Sana torium. 7-2i)-:t. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY i;oiii ;. Tne Brotherhood ui AinorttJin V't Bit'n, lira ride It'imU; Iniut sl cad No, ash"',, i-vciy fir.il Jii-il Uif- 1 hurnilitv cv.-ninjiH at ialvs Jlal Come hihI Inv.-sl ;;.ai(( tin; ivv policies All VIsilinK iiit'iiib.TH.w.'li'iiiiiu. W. T. l'A I'i'lI.N. l-'urt'tnan. MAUV K. MAVVILI.K. C'rr,stniHient. L. O. O. M. La Crande 1,1k No. 850, Loyal (Jrdt-r of Miidc.-. hulds regular uifcetliiK fvory Thursday flight at 8 p. w. at Odd K.'llows' Hall. The Wo men's MooH'ln'art L.'urion m-i'ii 'e ond and roiirth Th iir.sday.s of eauh monlh. Moo:;o L'-jrion of tlit; Wrld nit'otu Bectnid Monttay of each month. V1Uoib always wrlfoinH. J. J. IIAKI.AN, Dlrtntor. W. i-'. 1 l.l.M 1 1 1 A,IM l-:i, S-'O. 3. H. O. KLKS-La ;rand Lodge Nn. 433. Lodfe nu'.-ts t-ach Thur.sii?.y ev enlnic al 8 o'clock. Hoinc nnd chin prlvilPKes cheerfully tjxtciided to all brother iOrkfl. S. DKAN t f!!OWl', Kxalted Ruler. F. I- PKAHSON, Secretary. MDHRN WOOD.MKN OK AM FIItICA La crnndi! Camp Ni. "Tin niffti on the first Thursday pviiine of each month. In Un- K. tf 1'. Hall. ViaitliiK Del Kh bora wr Iconic. e. it. iiin':o. V. C. JAK10 KUSTi.K'K. Clerk. A. V. anl A. M. I. a Orand1 Lodffe No. 41, A. F. nnd A. M.. holds regular loaoetlnifB first and third Krldaya at 7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Marion i. c. w. mvnvTon, w. m. E. It. HlN;0. iSc. O. KA(!I.I-;S A'Tlo No. li'.it. mpeti every Friday nlht at ICah'lei Ua)l. Vial Unit member Welennu'. '.. LILLY. W. P. J. K. BIKDSKLI. Sec. WO' I)M ION OK Tl 1 1-1 WOKLO La Oranc'B Camp No. If,!'. Sleets every rirnt and third Monday at Faglofl hall. All vlrtililiK -'iKli"".rs welcome. Dues VARble (lt office of the clerk. Rooms 1-2, La Grande Na tional Bank Hid. JOHN SOTT. C. C. r. j. KrrriiKN. Clerk. KNlOHTS OF 1'VTHIAS Ud Crosi Lodne No 27. incctii every Monday evening In Cnatl Hall K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. in. A Pylhian welcome lo all visltlnp- Kntat-ts FRANK A. Tl'IiNKR. T. C. C L. ORATfAM. K. R. S. WANTKD TO RENT Three or four modern uniurnished rooms 01 -1 or five room modern house. Address Fox 70(. MOW'S THtS- . MtnjTlKJG., T30-aTttv;3. SU mm w iivG. Cuol Fi.t2.ee -z.S-s Am o Jim. -T - Fir-:---;.:- ft, M HOPC XerS TY t S 40T F-a-K. XSTK4T ivHiiM IT tyiu- ra ?os C2ut Tbr rn nr n lunch i ut fn sli.irliiKe of eiinlinient us hich li;is previ'iited the Th l.iine that tins nu iuiniiiK, AKnosa j iu I l I I I I K if J i 9 1 I ' i ""iR eiiipij e.un. Avies' first Paiiimount st.ir uicture. " 1 ' 1 " 1 :iiient t.i puints where It l needed which comes to the Sherry theatre, to- I O fl Ifl ! I !! I f5 I I tl lnereiiriim .lemand (mm the coutilry day. und she was the occupant of the. I L. LJJI 8 I It! I I I U ; h'tiev lone in tho Indu.i- vquippnirv. In the story she is pur- I.I I 1 1 I a I li II Hi I mirkei m.iiie up for slacken suini!' the villain who has the missinir IU I lUllllltJ Ul iiiB Iu hiiihlinn in some of llio will which proves her husband is not . Ilarno cities. resold slocks remain the heir ot the Sfciitneury of Pontine. ' Ismail and prodnci ion has shown "I don't know when I've had a in It.i weekly review of llio linn- .-mmo decrease. A nuniher of liny wilder ride," she confessed. "The her market, the American Limiher- ers ate pultini; off puriiitises t way that carrinKe swayed and rocked nlan savs: ' Whilo the demand for porni'lly, nlthouch admillliiK lll il almost made me seasick. Hut I cluiiKliumher Is picklni; up and the mar- Hie lumber will he needed badly lo the suits and uttered a pinycr as i,et HtroiiKcr lh.ni it was twoln sixty lo ninety days. The luni the horses (tulloped over the rough w,.,.kH aco. (he railroa.il sil nation her- trade holds thai ihls Killry is roads where we made the scenes." am t1(, ,U(. nhoriiiRi' are fuusiiiK innwise, iiiii.inui.il as, once llie coal Sir tiilliert I'arker and EuRcnc 8 0 um,1jp.ja jimh buvers and slrike Is nettled, all available cars Mullin adapted the story jrom the ' ,.s r i,ber are in the nr.iinlwlll have to be employed for coal A REAL SALE ON SHOES AND PANTS KHAKI I'.WTS, .'t.7.- now 2.ttt KHAKI I'.WTS, !.Li;.- now Htl.OK KHAKI I'.WTS, JSit.r.o now 'J.7." CANTS, .".. 0 now at;t.."tll I'.W'I'S, ntl. NO now $'J.7.t I'W I S, ;.."MI now 1.7.1 Slllli:s, l..1t now ii:t.l(ll SHOKS, KK.OO now HI.1.IHI SIIDKS, Kill.r.u, now .(I.l)ll The Toggery A ml rows Bi'os. his is ;i rc'il. sale. lMi't 1'i.r.n't'l iliis. Kf;ir nri I '' Ai "32 anuint; them tin heliof i.i fiei-iy '; I-reused that Iliis wlntiT si rai'li' trainloads uf coal aro noliiy to Like preredt'iiee onV all other trafiiv. ii' oludiaK pawtoimor irallie. Free Bridges Secured by Umatilla County SUMMER M S P BREAK RFCO MB. LUUIIU I'KNIH.KTOX, .Inly 31. Umn lllln county has secured thrnimh lln- vood offices of .1. C KullliH, forest supervisor of (he tllnatiiln liiitioiiel liH.st, three now stool bibliiiM from llie mitiniuil Koern- o b used with ro:id cm- tion work. Two of the brliiaes N'toot spans, and will bo lined ou h road within the city limits of I Pilot Uo. k. With llie Ik.ii lnri!er COliVAU.I.S. Auu. 1. Summer lindlM i. the county eels (100 t-jrll Sfsslon work has provicl popular anil SMI for tile anialler spun, as Indicated bv the r.'nislratlou of I'1 eii.'llt rharstes must bo jiiltU by 11011. the lurui'H yet record. (1. Of,"1" county. thin nuniher 1177 were regular stn-i ' brhi:. s were cnnsl -lil ted Tor dents. LM2 club bovs and i;irls inl'-"' purposes and ure now turned junior .o'sslon," nnd ISO t:iki:i: . "ver lo Hie foresty ilepartnient tor swlnitninl; onlv. Tlilrlv-I'our conn-j '"ad hulldlnn. l.llierly trucks, be- il In nreiioii were rem iMcnted. I fi I liiiiriiiji lo the fulled hides' rov- eminent are frei m Li Nrept for 1 r to Ibis cjtli.ly al ight chai'Kes. other states, and aix foreleji coun-Iries. There are sr.i. HtudeiilK from Oie-i Ron, lueliidlni; Ihri'o from 1'nion liny nnd soil through. Obsorvor coltnly. rho'-lfleil Ails. - former's successful novel. I'Oll IX K. N'T I'OR liKNT- a4ri-j. . Business location. 1'hone 7-HS-tf t heodor fi-21-tf j Kosloff, Mahion Hamilton amid Frank t'ampeau, with a number of other well known actorn and actresses, play the roles in the picture. .Miss Ayres has a fine emotional part Also showing, "TravelauRhs." FOR KKNT Furnished light house keeping rooms, l'hone 470.M. 7-2fl-tf. FOli liliNT Furnished rooms for light housekeepiny;. loll! Adams Ave. l'hone -Hu.). 7-2!l-tf. I'lIK Iw'-N I rurmshed bed room, close in, first floor, reasonable rates, gentleman preferred; loll) Adams Ave. 7-:il-:itp. FOK ItlONT One of the apartment. over .1. 0. Penney Co. store, ('all Main .'17. 7-lS-it LOST. LOST One new Sprairue tire on rim :t0x:l 1-2. License plate No. 5o:i!)2. farrier and tail light. Five dollars reward. Return to Observer office. 7-25t. MISOKI.IiA.NKOL'S 1M.AIX and FANCY Sewing, able pi ices, l'hone 22o-W. Reason 7-25-Gt HEMSTITCHING, BuWons Covered Mrs. L. II- Norton, 9flii Adams Ave, NKKIM.KCRAFT SHOl' Hemstitcn ing, pleating, stamping and a ful line of stumped baby novelties .Mamie Duby, l!t:lO First St., Haker Oregon. 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcles Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corseta. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge, ' Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf IIISSIAN FAX INK IIHOKFN MOSCOW. June 28. (By Mail L A brief Inspection trip In Nizhni. Samara. TMii itziu and Ueniens nn jdertiiken by a croup of American Re lief Administration officials has coil- WOMENS BKSKPIT AHS. IC'I AT ION of I , . exlkting impression Hint the Mjicrao-'cs. i.a . .rn ii,i ' . i)11JU .... ... . ..f 11 i.oHLr,, mi-CLH nrsi " ..'..'.... ml third Verl-I ne..,ly at p. in., at K. of P. Hall. famine had been MP.R MARY ( J ALLA"iHER, CiniiniH nuer. MAJUOUI1S HATDN, ftmord Keeper. O. E. H. Hope I'hftpt-T -liolda stnt"! rntnnniii end and ..urtli month. isHinn weicuined. NELLIE O. ANNA S. Ru.-ian In oleen. Kamino deaths hav practically ceased; tlio crops look nuod. and llie people in the regions mentioned are exi)ictitiK a good harvest. t'lKin the report of these A. R. A. 13. O. B. immhfrn in Seeretarv Hoovr will aVnP f'-.n'ii"!!'!' based the decision as to whether un-'riibura oorilially j it will he noce.siiry for the A. It. A. tn iMin:iifi in Hnssia nfler Sentemher r-r Octot.fr of t Ti i ynr. agreed that tln-re is nonu: to it severe car short a n In fact some sections and particularly in the Boutin lumber shippers are un able to nee ure all the cars they nwil, It does1 nut si'Tn to b .-o be j shipmentK, i ii which, with tln move ment of tarm products, in believed lo bo 6ii re to vuuso very ennsider ablo ililt'ieully in gUuiK lumber shipments t hrouKh. A k rt'at uianv retail lumbermen ha n die ennl and Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED D0N0HUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1212 Fir & Jefferson CROWD UKK1) "UrCHOl.SJS. A very clever musical comedy, en-1 titled, "Bughouse," was presented ti the Gardens last night to a fair house, and will be repeuted aain to night. The entire show was full of 1 comical situutiuns occurring at the I lunatic asylum, where Abie was tie-1 tailed as u guard- What happened and what didn't happen kept. the audi ence in a convulsion of mirth the trreater share of the time. As was usually the case, the" mil. j ical numbers evoked much applause- i Between acts I'hil Berg" announce ! that one of the best musical comedies on his repertoire "The Bellboy" wis scheduled for Wednesday and Thurs day evenings. "When ants become troublesome whole colonies may be destroyed by mixing a teaspoonlul of tartar Huc i ic with a tablespoon nil of honey, spreading it on pieres of bread and placing this bait in the path of the ants. They carry port ions of the poisoned lioney to I heir young as well as eat It themselves. O. A. 10 x peri meat Kin tion. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, Butuniofailei aud tractor! im paired, overhauled und rebuilt. . Agcetyleno welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize jitorw. Crankshuflfl, I'istnna and Piston Pint rasroaad. j GiTe us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Trop. RHEUMATISM CANNOT KXIST Just Arrived in the human body If you will use Trunk's Prescription for Rheumatism j uid Gout. It is ridiculoiiH, absurd 1 and preposterous, in fact, it Is 'i i pity and a shame to talk about j Rheumatism and Gout, mu-h less to suffer wit h it, either in Ha mina tory, muscular, sciatic or any other form of Rheumatism. j Trunk's prescription for Rheii-i matlsm and Gout sells for $1.75. This Prescription DOKS .NOT rnln ' the stomach, it DOKS NOT depress the mart. Kat all the meal audi good food you wish while lakitit Ti unit's Prescription. IT DOKS NOT I contain any .Mercury, Salirylate of t Soda, Oil of Wintertreen or nar cotics of any kind, but it absolutely! nid positively overcomes any kind of Rheumatism or (lout on earth. WHAT MOlilO DO YOU WANT? There is nothing just as good, and It is impossible to net something better. It is also an excellent Lher Medicine. For sale at the L. fir. I,. Drug Co., La Grande, Oregon. Adv. July 1-IM1-18 TiV first showing of Lndy F.'ih dresses in 1lie hit est l';ill styles. A dress for ;u1 ieular jicoph. These dresses ;ire made of quality materials Freiirli series, i v'wui ines, rrepes, t rieold f(, etc." '1 !eau1 ifiilly trimmed in eolors, in various de signs. A dress suilahle for all. ot'iisins. Jnnd (iialily hw ju'i'-ed. $10.50 to $27.50 'nine and hnl lieill icl. ANDREW S VARIETY STORE i J i i'-V' 1 ' v' 'tiMail Mid Summer Shoe Sale KT ((' I.llSl III (liscoll ilaf ol' all slincs this week U'iImv, Ail"', "ijli. cry A jiarnilisc for (ii'cd JVft. 20(i DcjMii, Slrcct I'Ikiiic Main 118 CJ rover Smith, Mfjr. c SANITARY ICE CO. Two Phonos 597-J 207-M V. D. GRANDY, Prop. ltiiy nnd K'-ll rinsHfli'il Ail. tlirmiKii OI.S'Tvfrr ' DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Ladies First By Allmaii MISS. LEE, WILLVOU PLEASE PUT T tOK Mtr i " m . SHOp NTH1S HAVE TO STOP i4NP SET. SHAVEP BEI-OKC I u: SKI i 'RUILOIMGVOO KMOW ,1 Ml 5 k 'Lj'DEYS ALLFOLL j J JU. " .-.-rZ.'TT' ' AM" OWE VAITIM' J , ' ot .-WJ f? il? tt 4? it? Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Iieenced Erabal nier, Ambulange Ber' viee. Day ' Phone 1 ! Vain (i2, Nitrht I'I. one, Main 743. .'u;1 Fourth (i. La Uramie, Ofton. . ! 1