Monday, August 7, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC l'HVSK IAH
DK. J. I;. INGI.F. & llll. MAKGAKEr
J.NU.h, ()stc..Kitlis. Jlist-ascs of
women and i-tflilren a si4:ilty.
(Jffit-o phone Main lw;. lti'sideiii-e
phone .Main IDil, t niiim. Sumnw
Bltl.
I'llVSK lANs AM) HHUiKONS
UEO. H. VKHK8. M. D.-i-Meral Hum
ery. OKIco ovur tuivorlhom's. ojllco
phone Main m.
J. .1. 1MHIIY. II.
fiiirtfon. over Tut in;
Office phone 512-W.
I'tiy.irtiin mid
n'a Hum .Sturr.
WATl ltH t'l UK
UK. A. N. MAVVIM.E Specialist In
chronic dlit-HsoM. MetlH..ls, M.M-ltnno-Therapy
and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases, pi-rvoiti dlscasea.
Chronic Headache. i:,zcma. fccljnlra.
Appendicitis, Constipation, How!
Trouble: all kinds at chronic Dis.-is-ea
aucceasfully treated. I'hone Main
593. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Conl
Idge Bldg., opposite star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to VI a. in., 1:311 to 5:00
p. so. Consultation free. s-4-if
OR. J. E. WOODELL, Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous and chronic
dlseaa,-a a Bpaclaltv. Suite. 20. Sim
ler Bldic. -Over Silverthorn's. Office,
hours. 10 to 12 a. ni., 1:30 to 5 p. h.., 7
to 8 evenings. piu,r. 4H7-W.
ATTOKN KYS
IKH and KSTKH l-nlmer-Koeac'l
Huliaintt, l.a tlrar.de, Oregon.
COCHRAN and EHKIlHAliD j(so. T
Cochran and Colon II. Kberhard, At
torneys. La Grat.de Nallunal liank
Building.
COXI'HACTOIIS
D. J. McI.EI.LAS-P.t-Klstcrcd profes
sional Civil Engineer: surveying anil
naps. Room lz. J.a Cramle National
Bank HuildliiK. l'hone Main til.
AKCHITKCTS
3. B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La
Orando National Bank Rulldlnv, La
'Irande, Oreson.
At'O'lO.NKKItS
A IK 'Til IN EEll I. it. NewUnd. Ai
tionei-r. Si.tisfn.l ion i;ii;ir:inte
Farm sales a speeially. I'lion,' 'ls'
1'IAXO Tl.XKIlS
EXI'HltT l'l.VN'tl TI'M.V) l.jili alio
voice your plan., wiiliniit elrji
charite. Work KUar-intod. '"all New
lin Hook Store lor iijMJoiiitiiieiil. iloy
E. I'hilllps, 4-1.1-11
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
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Toe HrotheriiouU ol Anifrlcan Yeo
men, UraiiUu Hondo . Hmm-Mt'iut No
288ii, n itf i. 4 i-very first and tiiira
Thurdny i-vt'tiln.s al Kul'S Hall
Coine and liivextimo th ti w pojlcn-s.
All vitutinft mfitiLiii-.t wHcimm.
W. T. l'A I'TKN,
Kurt'tiinn.
MAUlf I3.--A1AV VILIiK.
Correspondent.
U O. O. M. La'timnde .Hli;e No. 8&,
Loyal Order of Moose, holds roynlnr
tueetlniii every TIihtmIhv nUrht at 8
p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo
meo'a Mooaehfart Lt'Rtoii meeta sec
ond and fourlli TlmriidayM f each
month, Moofc Legion tf thw World
meet BOcotid MoTday of each mouth.
Vlcitoia alwayrt velcom'j.
J. J. H..11I.AN. Dictator.
W. K Kij1N( JH A M .1 Kit. Spc.
fa. ?. O. La Grande Lodge No.
. 411. Lodge metitrt each Thurdny ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and duo
prlviicgei! cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elki.
S. IT.'AN UROWE, Exnlted Kuler.
F. L. PEA-RSON, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OP AMF.HIOA
La Grand Camp No. 770.1 nieela on
toe (IrBt Thursday cvt-niliij of each
month, In the K. of I Hall. Vlsltlnt;
Delic bbora welcome.
E. It. HISOO. V. C.
JAKE ItOSTOCK. Clerk.
A. F. anl A. M. La Gramle Lodpe No.
41, A. P. and A. M., h-4ds r.'ffular
neetlng-B first and third Kridya I
7:10 p. mi. Cordial welcome to all
Masona. .
C. W. BINCMKH. W. M.
E. R. RINCO. Hoc.
, O. EAGIjKS Aerie No. 2fi!,
every Friday night at Eaglei
VliltlnK members welcome.
Z. LILLY. W. P.
J, E. U1KDSKI.L,
Hfic.
WOODMEN OF TJlhl WuIiL,D La
Grant? b Camp No. li'l. Met is every
flrat and third Monday at EaRloa
hall. All vlflltlnff T'ighlMTs welcome.
Duei payable at the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank Bids. -
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cro
Lodge No. 27. niCL't every Monday
evening In Castle Hull ( IC. of P.
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
' to all vlflltlnur Knirrits.
FRANK A. TUItNEK. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM, lv. R. &
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees. La Grande IoilVe Sn.
IT, W. li. A. of M. Lodo m'-ts first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall.
Visltlnjr Plstfrs welcome.
MRS. MARY GALLAGHER,
i Commander.
MARJORIE 7-'ATON.
, Rucoid Keeper.
O E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. B
boldi stated commnnif ntion the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of eacn
month. Vlsltiniy members cord. ally
elC"eNELLIE G. W. M.
ANNA S. GROV-E. Sec
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
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tilt. BBU.E MY t'HS, Chiropractor,!!
New Foley Uuiltliiitr. Hours 10 toll
lii a- m., 2 to 5
p. in. and 7 tu S p
7-24-tr
in.
I'Oll SAI.IO OH TKADU
KOli SA1.K Late
177-W.
Cherries,
Cull
8-2-rf.or
...... o . , 7 A l
HK SALKihree or four seta of
Rcaies. i.Kiune at Lommerciui
, Creunier"
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for sale at the Observer of
fice. htnu. 7-8-tf
FOR SAI.K-Three and one-half i"111 law ml wtwr.
acres. No improvements, (jood wut-1 H ihherila hi iiih It s pearhng
er rights. Near City limits. For'K1'm,llls 011 u isluud lu UlB Swul1'
sale cheap. Phone 2:t9-V. 8-f-tu! d u resolves that he will
... ... 'inuintaiu hLe peaceful principals in
FOR SALFJ Cottage house of sixhls nuv pussesiuus. lint he ha1
rooms with bath, electric lights undjn.ifijudtui the elemental passions
cement cellar all in good condition. j aud cnuning of the pearler and
Close in und desirable to buy. i finds that ho has to discard his
Phone Main 509. 7-7-tf (theories und flfcbt. And wheu he
WAXTKD
7?-T 'T -''-''m''-1 which IHUmI Uiui better in a lonM
W AN 1 KD Experienced waitress at-n svlvia Hreainer, makinB a
Anthonv's City Restaurant and Welcome reappoarance In Paramount
bakery. 8-. pictures, U excellent in th rule ot
" " ithe little French girl who first stirs
WANTED A good Jersey or Hol-Uiie man into a. fighting mood with
stein cow giving about five' gallons eP Ht.oni UM(l lheQ cail8 hilII with
a d;:y. (.'all rurmers 1,7. 8-5-:it'a tsinile.
WANTED TO KENT Three or four ' 'm'0t has bee Perfectly in
modern unfurnished rooms ot 4 or y,osUld, wi,h '.tmosphn-e of which
ru.a i.i,iwaJtllu story deals, and moves with
Box 700.
WANTED Student or active adult.
Pennant'iil spare time work col
lecting small monthly accounts lu
La Grande. $8 to $ 15 per month
for about 3 days' time. Write
njio and full Information to "A.
A." care Observer. 8-5-31
WANTED Are you satisfied with
your job? Are you being paid
what you think you aru worth?
If not, why not connect with the
biggest company of its kind i-i
the world? We need a live con
scientious man to represent us in
this territory. Fuller Bmsu Com
pany, 700-71G Journal Hldg., Poll
land, Ore. 8-5-;'t
FOH KENT
FOR RENT Furnished 5-room house.
Call at 11)00 Oak. 8-2t
FOR
apartment.
1?04 Third St. 8-4-:lt
FOR RENT-
-Business location- Phone
7-28-tf
FOR RENT Two furnished housc-
keeping rooms. Phone litKiR. 8-1-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished npartments
at M'tiverly Apartment House, Fill
O avenue. 8-5-41
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams
Ave. Phone 257J. 7-29-tf.
FOR RENT- Sleeping rooms with
bath, close in. Inquire 1607 Gth
street. Phone 378-R. 8-fi-3t pd
FOR RENT One of the apartments
over J. C. Penney Co. store. Ca!l
Main :17- 7-i:i-if
LOST.
LOST Ladies' gold wrist watch. Gen
erous reward for return. Leave at
Observer office. 8-1-tf.
LOST Between Foley Hotel and Hot
Lake a handbag containing letters
addressed to C. J. Johns, signed by
Albers Bros. Milling Co. Suitable
reward will be made to finder ut
Sommer Hotel. C. J.'Johns.
8-5-41
FOUND
FOUND Child's tri-cycle. May have
same bv paying for ad and calling
at Hit) I Fir street 8-5-tf
DR. INGLE Osteopath, has returned
to practice- 8-3-Gt
PLAIN aud FANCY Sewing. Reason
able prices. Phone 22-S-W. 7-l-(itp
Dr. Browntim will be in his office
un and after Monday, August 7th.
8-5-4t
NELIJLECKAKT SHOP Hemstitch
ing, pl"atin, stamping and a ful
line of stumped baUy novelties
Mamie I)u1j 1930 First St-, Baker
Oreirnn 7-24-tf
LOOK 11KKE Hurry, cyclone seller!
Every home a prospect; come! Will
show you ijood proposition and le
gitimate business. Call from 8 a.
m. to 4 n. m. Friday and Saturday,
Knle- Hotel, room 1)7. - 8-4-Ztp
LOCAL COKSETIERE for Barclej
t-orset. Jirs. J. r. u onneii, iiU4 1
O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
PRETTY
WWT
rvu-r' fTJT) AWIMCIMSl
'THAT SL"H
ra r-. . . - .
Pot. I AQOUtiO
Custom-msde Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge, Work Guaranteed.
S-l-tf
THEATRES
I
AT SIIKIillYS TODAY
The niaKio Pt'U of tlie Ioiik cHk-
tuning beiM'hoH unit awuyiiiK palms
the exotic South Suas was waft-
ed lino the Sherry Thi-airH last ove-
,nlnJ wheu Juik Uult'H iu-w Para-
,,, ai.,,,1,,., ..i..,.,,.. "Th.. in
7-2H-tf.U.p)ltUMntljuM i-tci;i vt?t 113 hi it in I
tll'L-KdlUUtlOtl.
It Is u story ot grout power, deal
ing it does with u young man
who has been reaivd with a pro-
- does light he. Is unconquerable..
-The star Is nuperb In the role
aud 'has not been seen in a part
6-'?l-ttr',ti 8Wlltnertl ' a iuachine-Kun. The
' supporting luombers of the cast
acquit themslves with distinction
and the direction by Joseph Ilena
bery has been faultless.
Also showing a two-reel comedy.
'A MAN'S HOME" VITAL DRAMA
OF EVER V DAY LIFE-
That the wealthy ma i's home ha:
to face as inanv troubles and strivt
as hard for happiness as the domicile
of his woik-a-day neighbor is one of
the yital facts brought out in the Sulz
nick Special, "A Man's Home." direct
ed by Ralph Ince, which is playing .u
the Arcade Theatre today and Tues
day.
The production is a new type oi
home picture, because it differs radi
cully from the class of pictures that
have dealt' with the home and its prob
lems in the past. There is nothing
theatrical ubout its characters but, in
stead, a conscientious effort has been
made to present everv-dav human be
diitt apart because of the accumula
tion of wealth.
Frederick Osborn, a self-made man.
has become so engrossed in business
affairs that he neglects his pretty wifi
who, being only in search of gay pleas
tires, falls into the hands of unscrupu
lous adventurers with the result thai
the O.sbuvn fumily soon finds . itself
engulfed m a sea ol scandal.
The awakening of the husband And
the forceful manner in which he en
deavors to straighten the situation out
brings on the dramatic climax which
is the big moment in a story full of
action ami suspense.
An all-star cast of distinguished
players interpret the various roles.
Hairy T. Murey, star of many well
remembered productions, portrays th
husband, and Katblyn Williams, a long
time favorite on the screen, plays the
role of the wife. In the cast are also
Matt Moore, Faire liinney, (..race Val
entine, Roland Bottomley and Margar
et Sedden.
The last round of "The Leather
Piuhers" series is nlso befog shown.
WRESTLING MATCH AT THE
GARDENS.
(Bv The Gardens Publicity Agent-)
Next Thursday ni"ht The Gardens
will vary their Program just a little
and in addition to the "show will put
on a wrestling match between Buzanta
and O. D. Scott, both men of well
known ability on the mat.
The Mrs. Temple's Telegram bill
was presented Saturday and Sunday
nights to good crowds- The actors
were in good form and the entire show
was snap"" and pleasing- The Ol
son Family's Black Art act was full
of mystery and magic. These shows
were hundled by Phil Berg and in the
future nothing but the best will ap
pear rt The Gardens.
'. ('. A. Vyirkrrs lkValize
This ;inl A nrkin Anions
the-Young ol' Kuropc.
(By Asoclat.'d I'ros)
PARIS, All!!. 7. Children arc
thn hnna ttf .1 Mun:. Irf .. l-!.tr..llP
Thtrefore American Y. M. C. A
workers aong boys ar planning
their futur work lnr'lv aninnt-
Tom Gets a
CHILDREN HOPE i
DF OLD COUNTRY
11 ( I DOM T K WOW A5 I LL 1 A M H HELEN UH, HtLi ; io, i rwny n; i f) ij - ;
Mr U4V6 OCCASIOM TO t - f'H W WHERE IS THAT BATHING-- ) rut I CIIFSS ) It P.XC --
in r i li . vw. . : mm
n"-fr YTTJm UV I 1 w v. 3 1 ' IIUJM ttt i i, i t - y . vir ' .. " T. 7 1 S
THE OUTBURSTS 07 EVERETT TRUE by Condo!
1'VG" f3oc?N rMHN2.
KGA-H t- tou
Lac. THOS5 YouSSt
those who tomorrow must run Die
hall-wrecked machinery ol tin
world. Fifty of theso workers, from C'l
count ritAi, gathered recently in a
little town lu Czechoslovakia io pre
pare for tho Second SVorld's Con
i'erenco of Y. M. C. A. workers
among boys which probably will be.
held In Austria next sumnn r. Thy
pledged themselves to bring togttli
er 500 delegates from all coun
tries with V. M. C. A.'s. and to raise
luuds to finance a conference where
the men who are working amoni;
boys may exchange ideas and r;lve
practical demonstration of their
methods In building character
among the hoj'H of Euroto.
"The most pracr.-cai elilng and
the easiest ", said Protssur lVauk
'fhomas, vice-president of the world
committee, "is to win ov r yonilt
AND TpEfHS'S ,
BOLt-A tiiet-
T0 sco-r : r 1 i ; . ;j
rcj , . , . , 'w,
ML Jmh:m . wt
Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fan.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street. ' . Thone 393-W
I'i'E
TONIGHT
'Nearly A Hero
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Next Thursday Nite
BASANTA SIN SII vs. 0. D. SCOTT
Champion r .-,i
No advance
Few Things Ready
.....1 .1 " M I tv, .,f-v "t-I .I":V:
AC. FrOice MffOM AmP
ught ;t
- pr t-cS ea.
'h. v ill be the humanity of tomor
row. Ytriinn pettple aro easier to
; win inn1 t han adults because t hey
are i :;.ev. supple, more ell til n si asl if,
1 1! !"!' I! 1 tie, 1 1 JUHl lt!SS SCl I -tilt Cl'CSU
; t il i In 'i i hel.r elders, a lid lnvause
'Oiey un' sick of. the slate of the
world a , (i have prepared It for
' t In They Pave had enough of
all these i mnproiiiises and meanness,
ami of the pvetexis of diplomatic
' ill, and ni. i n y of the in are deter
iiiMiied t- nil. inpi something quite
i i i 1 u' , tn ! Iip.il; with more uprlght-
in ss, more purity, honesty, kiml
, linens and beamy. They aro young
) and 1 he you iik have illusions. They
jhave confidence, in life and In man.
and (be ardor und hopefulness Ibal
I mi one longer l iiuls lu older men."
Aim. Huh
n'nl v. ii hont
last day to pay
a penalty.
water
K-7-:t1
ling Kliiliit ion
in prices.
.fiiijrlfli.'rftf mtftl itiB
1 s 1
Sale on Pants and Shoes
See Some Real Values in Shoes
10 PER CENT REDUCTION ON
TAILOR MADE SUITS
Siioo,-!. $1.7.'), new ...
Slim s. .f".!!!, now ...
I'iUil.-, $ I. ."ill, now ..
l'.-llllS, $ll.(ll), HOW ...
f1
Aiiilrows liros.
Always Boat
Kiiox Hals
The M. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc.
Delivers the Goods .
TWO MARKETS
The (Jiwilily marker Admits Avd., next to tlio
Skat;- sioro. SlilwclTs niaiktU on Kir Si., nox'i
io I larris (irocpry. . .
A'o havt; our own t'vvo. ilolivcrv. HKLTj TC1C.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE-SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds ot machinery, HUtomobilci anil tractor v
paired, ovurhnuled und rebuilt.
Aicc'tylcne welding t)f nil kinds.
Cylinder borintf and oversiza piatoiw.
Crankshafts, Piston and Piston Pins rirronl
JiT0 n.4 a trinl
D. FITZGERALD, I"r.
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED DONOKUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1242 yir&Jeffersoja
The Magic Carpet
At iho leleiilione when
lance" you arc on the
A wish expressed a ml
desire tn send it.
In Ihis service, distance is eliminated ami in
convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt
and lime and money are saved.
Home independent
Telephone Co.
ICE
SANITARY ICE CO.
Two Phones
597-J 207-M
W. D. GRANDY, Prop,
Iluy
niid a.tll
-.1 A.ls.
through OliM-iver'i
By All'nan
...$::.u
1.7."
O'Doiincll Sliops
II . II ' II I l i , II I II I l I.Wi
you ask for
'Long Dis-
magic
c.'irpct. ol. Todaj'.
your voice
is wncre von
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Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Puneral Service Par
lor, Licenced' Embal
tner, Ambulance Ser-
Day Phono
(52, Night
Main 743.
onrth St.
vice.
Main
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