La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1922, Image 7

UVlii:liW August 2, liVJ'J
LA ORAXDF F.VEXTVO OBSERVER.
PA OK SEVEN"
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Classified
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PROFESSIONAL j (hikoi-hacioh.
DIRtffiTtYBV , UK. KKI.l.E -MYF.RS, Chiropractor,
t. .y.va, ; New Foley Builtlinic- Hours 10 to
1:! u- m., 2 to ii p. in. and 7 to 8 p
OSTEOPATHIC 1'IlYMIIWS i m. 7-24-tf
UK. .1. 1, 1XGLK and 1)H. MAKCAK- FOR SALE OK TKAIIB
KT l.S'Gl.F. Osteonaths. Taking - ........
postgraduate work in Us Anneles. poH SA I.K Cows for sale. Inquire
Will return August V,. Office o. I . Flcshman or call Farmers 4o.
Summer Bldir. 7-2tS-otp
I'HVSICIA.VS AM) HIKOKONS , . , . , ,, ' , TTT, " .
i FOR SALE flood alfalfa hay, $1)
uku. H. vkhiis. m. D. ( ImdituI Sur- u ton in field- I'hone Miiin 'iti'.
ery. Office over Hllverlliurn'. ufllco 7-:il -Jlt.i
phone Msln 112.
J. J. Iiauhv. m. u.-i'i,v.si,.in and r'0K AI.E Three or four sets of
Sunn. on. ov,.r Pin Drug stwiv .scales. Imtuire at Commercial
Office phone C13-W. Creamer' - 7-2!l-tf.i
I
rATl'ltK Hill! PAI'KR FOR APPt.E AND FRUIT
Boxes for sale lit the Observer of-
UR. A. N. MAYVILI.K SpoclBllit In fire. Cheap. 7-8-tf
chronic dlicaiieH. Methods, Meehano-
Therapy and Naturopath, skin and FOR SALK New up to date 6-roorn
Trl,cdHe.'a.che.n.. boim".' and furniture- all new; must
Appendicitis, constipation. Bowel sell. See M'rs. uber.
Trouble; all kinds oi' chronic Dlscia- 8-l'2tp.
es BUceeHsrully treated, l'hone Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo:- FOR SA LF. Cottage house of six
'r?? W.oaV? st!ir t;1"-.0; rooms with bath, electric lijrhts and
ct.l"lSJn;lfi;f.o,J r"."u 1:30 'tV-'tt "'"' " ali oo'l condition.
('lose in and desirable to buy.
OR. J. R. WOODW.Lr-Chlrnpraotor and Phone Main 60!. 7-7-tf
Naturopath. Nervous and chronic 1
dlfteas.'i a specialty. Suite 2(1. Som-J i.'nn cil IT 1 Q witrnn 1 1 9 horse
itr UldK. uv. r Silverthorn's. Office 1 "K !,AU'f. 1 " WJKon ?
hours. 10 to 12 a. in . l:3n to 6 p. m., 7 Dower irasolme enitme, 2 1-2 inch
to 8 evenings. Phone jtiT-V,. eentrifUKul pump, 28-inch saw and
. . . nianbrel. Inquire nt 2:104 N. Ash.
ATTOItNKYS 7-29-4tp
HK and KS'I'KK I'a Im.T-ltoescii ... . twn
lluildtnft. 1-a Urande, ureton. Ha.ir.u
COCHRAN and KHKHUAH D Geo. T. v. eL-iT"Y""" i l" " I ' 1'
Cochran and Colon 11. rcherhard. At-. WAN! El) An experienced clerk,
torneys. Urande National Bank: Phone Main 43. 8-1-tf.
Building.
WANTED Youiifr mule doir. Inquire
' COXTHACTOItS Ul0:i First street. 8-l-3tp.
l. J. Mcl.BIjLAX Kt'Klstt'red profes- ..iiv-nt'iv i, i i .. ......f
atonal Civil Knirlneeri aurveylnK and WAN l'EI Colored woman wants
naps. Uooni 12, La Grandrt National day work or work in private family-
Uank Kulldlna'. Mwone Main In. Phone 244W. 7-29-tHp.
ARCHITECTS WANTED Three or four furnished
- . 1 , ,,rur,,-,- . rooms, for light housekeeping, ln-
C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11. La quire Observe. 7-31-4tp.
Grando National Uank Bulldlns. La
'Irande, QrcKon. WANTED Position as housekeeper
" vi i i.a for widower, either in the country
All im.i-.i-.is or ci(y WrHe in care 1)f B()X 8,,
XtFcTmNHiTrr iCsUiuu- 7-3Kitp
tloin-t-r. Sal ilrtrl Ion liiiariinteed . ,,,m m,
Kami aalea a specialty, l'lionc -JS..-.1. WANTED TO RENT Three or four
r,-n-i2io modern unfurnished rooms oi 4 or
' five room modern house. Address
PIANO TL'XEHS Box 70(i. 0-21-tf
K.N'I'KUT I'lANIl TI'NIN'I Clean and li'OH KENT
voice yntir piano without exll'a
cliarite. Work t; nti ranleed. Call New- n-
lin r.,e.k store tor uppointineiit. Koy FOR RENT Business location- Phone
I'hinips. 4-ir,-tf ;;4.-.j 7-28-tf
tnr A TTn-o-KT A T FOR RENT Two furnished house-
i!KAii!iitJNAij keeping rooms. Phone 3!i(iR. 8-1-tf,
'''''r FOR RENT Furnished light house-
" "' n' " " ;.."....,..' ' ' ' - keeping rooms. Phone 470M.
J'ne llrotherhood or American Yeo- i--ii.
men. tirandu Itonde lloinesiead .No. -
2SS.; ets ev.ry first and third .-(lit KENT Three loom furnished
Thursday ev.-iuiias ,, t Kni.-s Mall upai-tment. (iround fluor, 1403 S
Come und lnvestU4ale the lie- policies. H ,
All Vlsltinif m.ttibers w.-lcoum. avenue. o-wtp.
W. T. I'AITBS, . , ,
Foreman. FOR KENT Furnishetl rooms for
11AKY K. mavvili.m, j t housekeeping. 1512 Adams
; correspondent. - honc 257.1. 7-29-tf.
U O. O. M. I.a Grando I.ndKU No. 850. ; 1 ! , .
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular FOR RENT A very desirable room
meellnm every Thursday nlKhl at 8 fol. r(,nt . 1;in;j Ninth street. Cen-
p. . at Odd Fellows' Hall. '1 he Wo- ., tiroferred Phone 4fW
men'a Mooseheart Leirion meeta sec- tleinun preteireu. rnone io-.
ond and fourth Thursdays of each 8-1-ot.
month, iloose Legion of the World
meets second .Monday of aeh mouth. j.'oK RENT Furnished bed room,
Vlaltois always welcome. , t- . rin,.,.. vntonnhle
j. J. haki.a.n. Dictator. close in, Inst liool, leasonanu
w. k klimiiiammiok. see. rates, gentleman preferred, loll'
B. P. O. KI.KS-.-a (Trande Lodse No. A '''"" Ave; 7J1N31P.
An.USKB S-',-,t;!A,:",'l,,onl,,e'r"nuycr FOR 'RENT One of the apartment;
privifeirea cheerfully extended to all over J. I. Penney Co. store, t all
orother Elka. Main 37. 7-13-lf
S. DI'AX CIROWE, Exaltetl Ruler.
F. 1,. PEA RSI IN, Secretary. RT '
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMRItlCA vv
La Orande Camp No. 7703 nieeti on
the first Thursday evening of each LOST Bunch of ( keys Oil rill'f.
month, In the K. of 1'. Hall. Visltliis Leave at Observer office. 8-l-2ti
neighbors welcome.
JAKBOsV'Ockf'rierk. 1-OST-I.a.Uos po'l wrist watch. (kn-
orous reward for votuin. Leave at
A. F. ao1 A. M. La Cratule Ludtce No. Observer office. 8-i-tf.
41. A. F. and A. M., holds rrBla- ,., ,. I
meetings first and third Fridays nl
7:0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
MaBOua.
c. w. Biyns'En. w. M,
E. R. Iil.NtlO, Sec.
I. O. EAOI.ES Aerie No. 25H. Bluet,
everr Krldny night nt Englei ilali.
Vl.ltlnic members wlrome.
Z. LII.I.T. W. P.
J. B. UiriDSKI.L. Sec.
WOODMKN OF TUB WOH U La
GrandB Omp No. 10'J- Meets every
first and thirtl Monday at Eaulos
hall. All vlsltlnu leiBlibors welcome.
Dues pavable at the office of the
clerk. Itooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional llank Hldg. '
JOHN SCOTT. C. O.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OK rVTHIAS Ked Croaa
IodRe No. 27. mceti every Monday
evening In Caatle Hell IK. of P.
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to mil vlBltinp Knipl'.ts.
Flt.VNK A. TI ItNElt. C. C.
C. L. CRAH AM. K. II. 8.
WOMEN'S KHNEK1T APSOl'I ATION of
the Maccabees. I.a flr.ir.de l.odVe No
27 W P. A. of M. I.otlire meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall.
Vltdtlnir Sisters welcome.
MUS. MARY GALLAGHER,
Coinmn rider,
MARJOniE EATON,
Itec'trd Kfpr.
O k HHopn i'hptr No. O. E. S..
'boidi t(it.d romnninu ntion the Beo
onfJ and fnurth WYdnestlny of each
onth. Vlsltlnff membera coruielly
We,CO",PNF:iXIE O. SFA1.U W. M.
ANNA S. GROV-E. Sec.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
I rOH.Wll.BOR.' "Vaw. it's AS WARM T 13 NICE APfER ) BUT VOU A f COME ON -9K ( COME ON N NOW 1
lTHIMKIT'3 1- YOO'V- BfEN H i 8CWT WA.T TO (,?, AC, . J ' I "TELL VOO -I'M
Uwruvcr covo! A wait owtil-ve a11! A stay in too y vcn.u v neaclv fpozem! J
V IK A MTTLE ' V LQHG, S If I'MjfisT . . y
Want Ad
s
LOST Black pocket-hook containinir
ten dollar hill and some .-ilver. Kc
turn to Observer office and receive
reward. Jos. S. Crilllt. 8-l-.1tp.
LOST One new Sprairue tire on rim.
' .'IDs:! 1-2- License olate No. oo.'19'i.
Carrier anil tail light. Five dollars
reward. Return to Observer office.
7-2ilStp,
Misi:KLLAMcors
X KE rLEC R A FT S 11 0 P H emsti tcn
ins, pleatinK, stamping and a ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Huby, 1IW0 First St-, Baker
Oieiron. ' 7-24-tt
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej
Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsete. Gnaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
KNLAlKJINt; AM) TINTING
OI K SPECIALTY.
Beautiful Pictures in Colors c
Monotone, made from your Koila
Films, both Portrait and Scenery.
Richardson's Art & Gift Shop.
7-2-v.ed & sat-tf
WILLOW GLEN Xl'RSKKY.
t)U8 Kaler Avenue.
Plnntimr season starts the first of
Octolwr and lusts until the end of
November. Get your plnnts here. All
kinds or mnt imd shnuc trees, tie""-
ALFRED MILNE, Prop.
8-l-.lt.
) THE DBA I) LIVE?
Cecilia Custaf, u Swedi.-h princess,
citntific prophetess, who is now i.i
he city will speak on scientific
noughts at the. lecture t be jfivon
,t the Odd I'Vllows hall Wednesday
venim' Auuust 2, nt 8 o'clock. At
8-l-2lp
THEATRES
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ELAINE HA MM EllSTEIN NOW'
1LA YIN(i AT A1UAOE.
The re lit numhtfs who have ad-
anced hlaine Hamineistein to a po-
ition union" their favorites on the
cieen will be delighted with her
.chievemeius in "hvi'lence," the Selz-
wilh Niies Welch airain appear-
as her leailin support. Miss
As an act less who marries, against
er best judgment, into a lamily ot
ristocratic nobs, Miss Hammer.stein
as opportunities to develop lur su
ei ior ((ualifications as a delineator
f dramatic roles. Always retaining
beariii" of self-respect and conti
tnce, Mis llainnierstein, in the role
f Klorette, meets opposition with
tateiy resistance and ' finally wins
umpletely the admiration and a f fee
ion of the family tlwit has so dtspic
bly flaunted her.
Nile Welch "lays the role of the
ristocratic young husband who stand.
y his bride in her contest for recog
ition. Ernest Hiliard plays the role
f an actor who stoops to despicable!
mnjf, and jinimes iieroeri piays itjj
leading member of the family 0,!fl
js whom f Joreue niifnis single
iled. Threre is so much of hu
i nature; so much of selfish im
e, and so much of eross snobbery
iie treatment of the many impell
situations in which "Evidence"
ubouruls that the story and its delin-;E
eatiun piesents a most enlightening' ju
cioss-section of life, with the sym- p
While "Evidence" may be. classed :is
"society play" those of us who have
a sympathy for "class and caste"
i our Democracy will be htghlv en-,
rtuined bv the acting and delighted!
"Evidence'
lent, and
is fine screen j
Miss Hammer-
IOK )K ".MAN FIIO.M IIKLI.'S
KIVKH" HAS ACTUALLY LIVKI)
l.N LOCALITY Or STOKY.
tUi'io lire throe authors identified 1 1
,'ith Anierimii fictiiiii whu acluully
elieve ill liv"jr in the exact location
n which their stories are laid. Ke.
leach was one of them- Jack London j
nuther, anil James Oliver C'urwood.J
he other. Perh." that ia why lie
lites so vividlv, for there is nothing;;
ke knowing the topojrraphy of the I
mil, its people- and customs to atl4
he coiresL atmonsheie. Therefore,!
very line which is found in his stor-
s is real. It carries the brrnuin ol
le bi(r outdoors, as well as the aroma
' the woods, the tanjc o the air. Mr.
urwood has spent ninny winter sea
ms in the frozen north, fur from the
ltposts of civilization. Hell's lliver
located far up in the northwestern
jit of Canada where a tr.itlitiK nost
itic in everv department from
plot to characteriJiiition from eus-j
toms to details. Some declare the pic-1
ture to exceed "Isobel" and "Flower
of the North ' ill its picturesque uul.-i
ities. It will be shown at the Star,
Theatre Saturday and Sunday.
AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY.
A hidden will, a wild chase after a
villain by the heroine, in an oltl fash
ioned carriaire, a duel between the
two piincinal maie characters, a vil
lain who could hardly be excelled in
villainy these are a few of the fea
tures of Sir Gilbert Parker's Para
mount picture, "The Lane That Hail
No Tuininjf " which was the attrac-'
tion a.-t night at the Sherry Theat're.
Much favorable comment for the
new star, Agnes Ayres, was heard on
all sides. She was charming and act
ed superbly. The role she plays is
a heavy and emotionirl one- Theodore
Kosloff, Bahlon Hamilton, Frank
Campeau and other have the leatlinir
male roles.
The story concerns the marriage of
Mndelinotte to Louis, anti his supposed
inheritance of an oltl estate in French
Canadian nrecincts. He is injured and
develops a hunchback, but his wife
sticks by him until he himself ends it
and she marries Fournei, the rightful
owner of the Seigneury. 1
Victor Klemitie" dire.-ted the nicturc.t
Wilbur
which offers every opportunity fa thS
(star and otneis in me cum. h n
admirably produrcil
Also showing 'M'ravelautfhh",
"THE BKLL HOY" TONIGHT.
(Dy (Jardens 1'nh. Atfent-).
The atLiaction at The (lardens this
ev(ti i n tr will lie "The Bell IW," n pi?y
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4Iways
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La Grande Groc. Co. !
Distributors
La Grande, Oregon
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Just Arrived
Tlio first showim; of Ih1v Ffiir dresses in (lie
l.ilesl full slyles. A dress I'm' ;i rf i-n I:i l people.
Tliese dresses ;iro. made of quality materials
French series, t rieot hies, crepesj 1 rieolet te, etc.
Feaiit ifnlly trimmed in culm's, in various de-
Slli'llS.
A dress snitalile
(Inod ipialify low priced,
$10.50 to $27.50
Come and look tliem
ANDREW'S VARIETY
STORE
Makes a Bold Start.
, i x ii
.if f.ivpiiomJ merit which I'liit lU'.jf,,
the directm, announces ait heing imui
of tin must cxctlleftt bills on his rep-:
ei luhe. "A luutfh every minuto i.v
not exasrerutintf the drama (in? sin-i
j-le bit," is Ms version of the show. ;
"The Hi(f House" whs shown atfiiin'
last nivrht to a well filled house and'
delighted th auilience, as on the firM .
niirht , 1
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Oualiiy Counts
Everywhere
uor ANHEUSER-BUSCH. INC., ST. LOUIS
NITE
a
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4fa
fu
occasions.
over.
A Sale of Value, Quality
and Price
We .!!( ovcl'sioc licir mi1 print w iind slides and
must sell. '
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Prices:
.rS.dO siioi's $4.75
- ' .yl.iMi shec.-, $2.20
.fl..")(i l;iiiis $2.75
::.."i) 1'anis $1.50
AlwiiVH. !!cst.
The Toggery
Andrews P.i'os.
'I'liis is ii real s.'ilc. )nn'i' t'uinct this. Sturl inpf
- . Ati.tr. 1st.'
iiMijiijw'lMii!ifwi'yiiit jM'
The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc.
Delivers the Goods
TWO MARKETS
Tlio (Ju.iliiy lii.irkct Adams Ave, noxt to the
Skauir store. Stihvcll's market on Fir St., next
to liie Harris (Iroeery.
AVe-have our own t ree delivcrv. WK SELL TOE.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKY
All kinds of machinery, uutomohiles and tractun
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Aacetylene welding of all kinds. . .
Cylinder boring and oversize iiiatorw.
C'ankihafts, Piitoni and Piston Pins rarronnd.
Give us a trial
D. F1TZGEHALD, Prop.
14 r-
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FUENISHEES
Refrigerators at Price to Suit" the Pocketbook
ED D0N0HUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson
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i The Magic Carpet
At (lie telephone when
lance yon are on
A wish expressed i
the
lid
desire to send if.
In this service, dislanct
"oliveinence is avoiticil
and time and money
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
ICE
SANITARY ICE CO.
Two Phones
597-J 297-M
W. D. GRANDY, Prop.
rtny anil sell
through Olmervnr
eiiiHsiflcd Ads.
By AUmaii
'''l.':T;M'Xwlt'Vff - '"i','Wii
yon a
; for " Lonjr Dis-
iiiaic carpet of today,
voiir voice is where you
is eliminated nnd in
'hi' answer is prompt,
are saved.
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Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Lieenoed Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main (!2, Night
Phono, Main 743.
iror, Fourth St. '
La (J ramie, Oregon.
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