La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 03, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTl mrli)y, August I, 'W2'2 LA fll?ATF, KVEXTVO OT5SRRVT,R PAOF, SEVEN Classified Want Ads y i j THEATRES ! A Lesson in Patience PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CmitOPKACTOK. OrtTWU'ATHir I'll VSH JANS UK. HKI.LK MY KKS, Chiropraetor,' New Foley Building. Hours 10 to ' 1 h- m., 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p j m. 7-24 -tf ... I, INCI.K and IH(. MAHCi AK KT IXtihF. ()sli'm:ith. Tukitus post-tfraduute work i il(3 Angelon. Will return August lo. Office homrner lildtr. I'livsiciAxs and snti.i:o.s OKO. H. VKIiltS. M. D. Central Surg ery. Offk-e uv-r Bllvurihuru's. Onioi; phone Main 112. J. .1. HAKUY, I). I'hy -iii;in n y1' '''""I. (iv.-r l'iiitii;ii,' ixi.it; Slur.-. " " IHM1B ill J- l . r..Tl 111; ( I III OR. A. N. M A V V ! I. Lift Npeclullit In chronic d1Vns.'. M.ihods, Mwlmno Therapy and Nnturoiimh.- Bktn and blood dls-.'H.i'n, nrvmi dtaeasua. Chronic HomljietiP, Ki.-nm, BciRlii-a, Appendicitis. I'tinst ipn t Ion, Uownl Trouble; nil UIu'Ih of Clirnmc Dlsfii ps 8U(!i-jafully truiitcd. I'hone Main B9ii. Room 1, 2, 8, second floor Cooi- IdKO Bid., opposite rimr Theatre. Of fice hours, lu In 1J a. in., 1:30 to t:00 p. vi. Commlt-Mlon ten. 3-4-tf DR. J. R. WOODKM rtUropractor and Naturopath. .Wrvo is and chronic dlM-am t a specially, Stiitu 20. Snm ier lildtf. over Silvrt(Kn-n'H. Offtci hours, JO to 12 a. m.. l:.t(i in fi p, in.. 7 to 8 evening. IMtt.iw 4U7-W. ATTOlt.VKVS K. IKK. and K IKtlldliiK. l-a TK1' I'aliiicr-ltocSCl i ir i--le. Ori son. COCHRAN and Ki; .:i IJ1A ItlJ Jo. T. Cochran and Oolu t it, Khirhard, At torneys. L.a Orai-de National Bank Building. COXTItAiTOIW U. J, Mt-LKLLAK li"Ki.4trfid profes sion ft 1 Civil JOiiKiin-1' r; yurveylm? anH Miapu. Room l.a (ii-Hiido National bbnk lluildint,'. l'lione. Main 1. AHCIIITECTS t!. B. Miller. Arelutujt. Room 11, La Gran do National Hank Building, La 'IrAmlu, OriiKtiti. All TION KICKS Al i'TH i.N KICK I. Farm Miles ;tli.f;i.-il(.ii sperialty. i;u;iriinl'-l I'liuii aS.'t-J. r.-ll-lL'ii. PIANO Ti'XKKS ftXCKKT PIANO 'H'NI.N; -'l-.-ui mm Voire y.xir pi:MH Without OXll'll churn. Work t: iuum nt.- .1. N.-w-lin i:tk .s.i.r.- lui njipi-inli.H nl. I toy i;. i-hiiiips. 4-i:.-n FRATERNAL DIRECTORY v i:ni the HrothprhoiHi of Ani'-rlcnn Voo men, . tiriiiiilo Koixie liniiit:.sl;ad Jo. 28tjt;, nii i-ts cvi-ry fit .si und third Thursday v-nint:s ,il MailfH Hali t."onn' and ltivt.-sUKJ'i ih m-vv pullcles. All viMiliiiK ni'-inOtr! wric-oniti. -VV. T. I'Arj'lIN. l'ormn. I M All i'J. MAVV1LLB, CorrwuponUent. L. O. O. M. La (irande Iit-duo No 8'0. Loyal Order or Mmos. holds regular meetinKi every Thursdny nllit at H , p. hi. at Odd I-Vllows' Hall. The Wo men's Mooseheart Leplun meH seo ond and fourth Thursdays of eai:h month. Moos.- L-Mion of tli World DieulH secoiid Murxlay of caoti month.. Vlfeitoip alwavs wi'lonm?. J. J. H A It ti A ., Dlntntor. W. b KMNt.JM A.M AlKKf Sed. B P. O. KLKS i-a Crande Lode No. 483. Lodge meets each Thursday ev-enlliB- at 8 o'elo.-k. Home find oluo privileges cheerfully extended to all brother Klku. H. l;'.'AN t':;UlVK, Kxnlteil Ruler. V. L. I'KAUSON. Secretary. HODKItN WOOPMKN OF AMBFtICA La (Jrande Camp No. 7703 nmeta on the first Thursday evening: of each month, in the K. of 1. Hull. VlsltJtitf DelKlibors welcome. iS. R. RLS'OO, V. C., JAKH ltoST')CK, Clerk. A. F. anl A. M. La Crande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M.. holds regular ettnirs first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. mi. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. TtlNONRTt., W. M E. H. KINOO, Sec. I. O. EAOLK8 Aerie No. meet every Friday night at KaKlea Hall. VIsltlntf members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J, K. B1RDSKLL, HfiC. WOOOMKN OF THK WORLD La OranCe Camp No. 19. Meets every first and third Monday at Eagle ball. All visiting ictfflib-irs welcome. Dues vavable nt the ofrico of the clerk. Rooms '21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Bid. n JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red CrOM Lodge No. 27. nieeie every Monday evening In Castle Halt ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vl-dtinp Ktitj-'lits. . FRANK A, TUKNER. C. C. C. L. Ct It AH AM. K. H. ft WOMEN'S BENEFIT ,AHS KM ATLON of ii,., iu.iI.jxi I .n F:mnde IjOfrue No. "27 W. II. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. Commander. MARJORIE EATfN. Record Keeper. O E. B. Hone Chnpt.T No. 13. O. E. 8. ht,i- .t.i..H emuioiinlrntlon the sec j rr.riu Ui-ilnfsdnva of each month. Visiting members cordially we,comed,Fi i je g vktt u w ANNA a. OROV.E. Sec hm SAUK OK T1CAUK AT SHICRUV'S BKri'V (OMI'KDN , AM) LON UIANKV IN ON K IMCTl'KK. 'OR SA1.K-177-W. Late Cherries. FOR SALK Three or four sets of scnles. lmiuire ut Commercial Civamer' 7-2ii-tf. The new Betty Compson pnniuction eorniiiK to the Sherry Theatre for two days UeKinning; today, i a (IcMwyn rilense. entitletl, "Kor those We 1-ove." ""TTT The story, written by Perley Poore oVU i Shcfchun was directed by Arthur Kos- In this picture, Miss Oumpson will be seen us a simple country jjirl, ttw unsophisticated to know the dantr.. she tuns in befriending one of the evii . ..hiii f.i'l urn nf I ha tnU M llU'OVr. lU't' PAPKR I'OR APPI.1C AND KRUITI ull(Ua,.(M faith is jiutifil by thr lioxes fur Mile ut the Obaerver of- fln1Ke that her friendship effects in fire. Cheap. 7-S-tf hiil iif(,. xhe unpi inrplecl Kniller KOI! SAI.K-()ne eiht-fuot l.leul I ujl.'ll;!t ZZK"Z !1 K Deeri,,,; binder l,uire E Aus- f . , w rompl,llions thcir tin. I.u (irnmie, Oregon. X-'J-.Itn ...ril.iu wuv . (If course, he falls in love with the Kii-I, who has never felt other than 1'iIemHy towunls him. With the real ization thut she is beyond hmi, th' KUK SAI.K Cottnpe house of six rooms with bath, electric lights and cement cellar all in good condition. Close in and desiiable to buy. Phone Main 50!). 7-7-tf I lest of his character is made. With l.on Chaney as the gambler and WALK .Milk fattened spring j Hetty Compson as the gi l in love with ?kens, :il)c Per lb.; also choicei another, the story of "For Those We FOK chicke single-comb white leghorn cockerels' I.ove," develops through a stirring for breeding purposes, direct fr-nii sems 01 inciueius 10 a logical con lloiliwood Faun. Address Cotton wood Poultry Farm, Phone 2ii0-W--( WA.XTKD WAXTK1) An experienced clerk. Phone Main 4:i. . 8-l-tf. WAN'TF.I) Young mule dog. Inquire l!lt First street. K-l-;itp elusion. Also showing "The Valley of the Missine," a. Northwest Mounted Police story, with living Cumniings. WOMIKItFl'l. DfKi IV 11 ItWOOK I'K'TI UK AT THK ST A It THKATIIK There is n remarkable dog In Irving Cninnilus's new pieinre en titled "Man From Hell's Klver WANTED Colored woman wants j adapted from James Oliver l.ur- day work or work in private family. ' wood s vital siory, i ne t.oo 01 Phone 244W. 7-2ll-l!tp. Her People." which comes to the I Star Theatre starting Friday. In WANTED Three or four furnished i the feature the canine. Kin Tin. Is rooms for light housekeeping. lii-'s,.,.M Ks a iniehly husliie. the pilot ouire Observe. WANTKIJ TO KENT Three or four modern unfurnished rooms 01 4 or fiv'e room modern house. Address Box 70H. (l-lil-tf 1'OK KKNT FOK RENT Business location- Phone 24o..l. 7-28-tf 7-:il-4tp. 0f ),e ,iOK t,.ain who gullies Ihc Mountle over the trackless wastes or snow lu searcii- of 1ns man. Kin Tin knows every Inch of the ground, having been employed as a pilot dog on several occasions. Mr. Cum mfngs ncnuired possession of the wonderful canine several months J ago and prizes him so highly that 1 he would not dispose fir him for 1 a Kockefeller fortune. The dog be- 1 s - J L JW ft s . .... .'AST' i at f- v. s A Sale of Value, Quality and Price " ;cil mi i;uils niid .s1hks and Wo arc nv.-rsli must sell. ..(10 SlhK'S ijil.tlO Sln.es . $l..")0 I'miiIs '.."ill I 'ants Prices: Alwavs l!est. $1.75 $2.20 $2.75 $1.50 Toggery 'I'll is is a real, sal Andrews. Bros, i'. Imi'i fiirncl tliis. An- 1st. Sfarl insr I.lttlo Miss Tai'liiniiton is bound and declared that she'll get a snap shot of President HaiUinf. to the'a wuillng on the Whito House tcl8 , for him to como out. , show that was pti'sented at The (.la--, The Wrong Foot. I, jns last night- From a telegram recently received I The finish-of the show was staged! by Hie dlsirli-l superintendent ol an , so realisticlv in the dninken scene that : Indian rnlhvav from a Italni slallon l the patrons were cenfused to Ibe ex lent ot believi!" tout me uerioini-r-weie real! intoxicated. it tuk- clever actors to out aei.iss such scene. nowadays. For the In-iu-tit of tin spectatois we suggest that you s. "The Hell Bov" tonight and be on vinced lor yourselves. he part of the Hell liny is nun master: "Coining on duly early lu .lie ', morning clad lu my new ami while unl- jj form I perceived iMiian sealed on a ., o.. in a nuked and aggressive innniier. 'falling liim to be an ordinary pas- ; M-ii.i-r, I proi led lo slap blm, where- I !iion lie hii-tity arose, unlocked Hie said Ik x, c lad himself hi a polieenian s ooitue-ed by Mr- Eddie Mar, one ol' unlforiii be mok thereout aiulanesled U Gnr.de'i chief fu:iiiili'- ers, who 1H. .( l sh1, ( ,ms ,nutl, ,. ihe has won his way into the hearts l ,.,.,, u ,,, ,.,,. rrun'.-e."- the theatre-gomn- -ublic f.om coast to, , .-oast. . The M. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality -market Adams Ave., next to (lie Skaun' store. Slilwcll's marker on Kir St., next to tlie 1 larris ( iroeery. We have our own Tree delivery. YK SlsTJj 1CK. FOR ItKNT Two furnished house- kcepinp rooms. Phone HJMiR. 8-1-tt. l-'OU KKN'T Furnished hjrht house keeping rooms. Phone 470M. 7-29-tf. iiiK a keem Htndent of character is called upon to go (o the rescue ol his master when the latter's life is In danger. He responds with true courage. His friend is fight ing for life a-top a mountainous Fult RKNT Furnished rooms for L. ' . , nil . ' light housekeeping 1512 Adams. h of Wh mR, Ave. Phone 2;.J. -29-tf.l Utx iiQ - ,. FOH HKXT-A verv desirable room murderous hruto nud his strengih for rent at VMV.i Ninth street. Cen-l' KUlficient to send Ihe culprit over tleman proferrpd. Phone 4fj.AV. the cliff to his death. The dog is 8-1-Bt. 1 11 fl":' example of the intolligent canine employed In motion pictures. Main 37." 7-13-if LOST. LOST Motorcycle license No. T .13. Keturn to Observer. 8-2-21 LOST Ladies' g;0'l wrist watch. Gen erous reward for return. Leave at Observer office. 8-1 -tf. LOST Black pocket-book containing; ttn dollar bill and some stiver. Re turn to Observer office and receive reward. .Jos. S. Grant. 8-l-:ttp- 7 LOST Somewhere between Wallowa Lake and La Grande, -wire auto wheel with tire, finder notify 1- H. Procter, La Grandt- Reward. 8-2-3tr LOST One new Sprapue tire cn rim. MOxIl 1-2. License Dlate No. 55;il)2 Carrier and tail light. Five dollars reward. Return to Observer office. 7-2i)f,tp. MlSCI-XLANKOrs XEF1VLKCRAFT SHOP 'Hemstitcn- ing pleating, stampniff anu a iui line of stamned baby novelties Mamie Duby, 1J:10 First St-, linker Oregon. 7-24-tf sTAitnrsT" is Hi itAi ni n AS A (KIIMMNU lHOToHlAM. TO est "SlarduKt." starring Hope Hamp ton, will be the First National ut traction at thfy Arcade Theatre FrI-1 day and SMut'dny. It is based on Fanny Hurst's ramnus novel nr the same name, the scenario hnving been prepared 1 Anthony Paul Kelly. The pro duction was directed - by llobart Henley, who has many screen suc cesses to his redit, and James Ron nie a ppea rs opposite M iss 11 a nipt on In the leading mule, role. The cast also includes such well known players as Noel Tearle, who liisiiiiguished himself in "Over tln Hill;" Vivid Ogdeu, who will be remembered tor Iht eharaeterlza tion In "Way Down Fast;" Charles M nsset, Tom Maguire, Alary Foy, Edna Ross, Ashley Hack, George Humbert, Gladys Wilson and Char les Wellsley. The production was many months in the making ami was t i lined on an elaborate scale. It is declared lo be the most ambitious eflort Miss Hampton has y't made since launching on her screen career ".Stardust" is an intensely dra matlc story of a young girt whose love for m u Hfc- lures her away from the narrowmindiHlness of her own home Clrclp In I hp hie citv where LOCAL CORSET1ERK for Barcle isi,e ri nci both tragedv "and ro- Corset. Mrs, J. r . O Connell, 1104,mance. O CO CO LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SliOr ANU FOUNDRY All kinds of miioliinory, autumubilei and tracturl ro fired, ovorhnuli'd und rebuilt. Aacetylcno welding of all kiiulB. Cylinder boring and oversize piston. CTnkhafts, Piston and Pinton Pini rKroin4. live ns a trial J). FITZGERALD, Prop. O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf WILLOW (iLICN M IISKKV. 908 Knler Avenue. Planning season starts the first of October and lasts until the end of November. Get your plants here. All kinds of fruit und shade trees, ber ries, shiubery, vines, peonies, hedg ing, etc. ALFRKD MII.NE, Prop. 8-i'-:it Bells and Their Tone. The tone In many old bells can he recounted for only by their nge. After a bellmaker determined that after n century the clapper and the surface of the hell fitted exactly, he cast them In a form giving conslder nhle eonfnet surface And If alvance reports are to be believed, the screen production is one of the biggest and moat grip ping photoplays of the year. WD Hi Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED D0N0HUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson r The Magic Carpet It Isn't the Price It's wlmt yon ct for Ihc v-i that coiniis. A I'cw hnihin suits left at rcdticcd jiriccs. (i A RDENS STAfiK NOVKLTV FINISH. (By The Gardens Publicity Agent) 1 "The Hell Bnv" is the name of the! I NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that Julia R j Metzler has filed hr Final Account! as -Administratrix of the Folate oi ) Ruth G. Hart, Deceased, uTid that th-; County Court of Union "ounty ha : fixed Monday, the 21st day of Aug ust, 1022, at the hour of ten o'clock, a. m., as the time when it will heai 1 objections to such final account an'1! will settle and determine the same. j CRAWFORD & KAKIN, Attorneys for Administratrix- : .Tulv 2n-27. Aug. 3-10-17 i A cv li"t ol' Ninlc Hose ( 'iivlc '(mil's MiiS(llitii Net" ( l.'lillsllOI'IIIILfll Il.'lip Ms, llll Cllldl r.luc Mini Cmi'liel Tlirciid l''l;l."ll Tissues ( 'e;il','llice S.'ile e' All Si ;i lli in H'l-eillly l-edilceil il'ice. ANDREW S VARIETY STORE iiii T 17 1 I Us p cs I- a .If -O i j 5 3 lii ? lis 1 iS o U I (iiiveiiieliee is ;IV .f1.l!r. f) l"n' e.'U'li i) ... l.'ie per yd. f i ' s ....K)c tV l.V SKHll f SANITARY ICE CO. 'j 597-J 297-M j ;j W. D. GRAND Y, Prop. i Al ilie leleplKHie wlieii you ask for " l.onr Dis-l.-iiiee" you lire ni tin- ninuie i'iil'i('1 ol' lodny. A wish expressed and your voice is where you In send il. In (his service, distance is eliminated and in- ided. The answer is prompt. find lime and money fire saved. Home Independent Telephone Co. liny and s"U through i';i"" j ClasHil'led Ads. J DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ' WHILE WE ARE Ai.L HERE -TOGETHER I WAdxT TO TAKE UP ".XE SUBJECT OF VACATIOU- 1 HE A UME OH A BEAUTIFUL ilTTLE CTTA5 OH TVE LAKE I CAM COME )U AXP PE WlTli VcviMTHE PtIIUC i ' The Family Reaches a Compromise Ey Allmart WON'T BE ABLE AAi THIS 5UMMEe ILL STILL GIVE LITTLE CHANGE - I'LL YOU A PTC TORE COTTAGE ! THAT SOUNDS good ! I II I GUESS , v ToT -I TMjrt toUTt AMv TMI3 Jbewuc WE A I A WACATH7M II IFOKW; I OP THE J V. - A 'II h - r nr. VIELLTHATS THE THING TO PO NOW. HERE5 A PIC . r or Tr COTTA6E- VOL) SEE IT'S RIOHT ON 1 Hfc LAKt - YOUOtl A , I FINE VIEW AND PLENTY Of- , TREES ANOANICE BEACH!j ')T'S A SS TTT-A PBLTTV LIT.T4S r t. o1 ' ,.4, 4. 4, 4, 4. ,4. 4. 4. Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenfled Embal mer, Ambulanoe Ser vice. Day Phone ,rain C2, Night li.one, Main 743. 1.-.05 fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. i .;i . ,-, fi v..? .Wot-.'lHI1 V i I , i.7iV.irtiTVWitmi o 0 00 O