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: Tuesday, 'August 15, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTOltXKVS COOHMAN and EIlKIluAUli 1po T Cochran and Colon it. J.'.lM.rharrt, At torney.. La Umt.il( National Dank Hulldlng-. CH1KOPUACTOR, DR. BELLE MYERS, Chiropractor, Now Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 a- m., 2 to 5 p. m. r.nil 7 to H p m- 7-2-1-tf OR. J. E. WOODEMr-( ilro,rctor ami Naturopath. N.-i-vo.i.i ami chronic fllaeasca a snei-lallv. s.ilnt 20. Sum mer Uldr. Over Kil .ti Ilium's. Offito houra. 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to S p. m., ? to 8 evenlntcH. I'honw 4'.i"-w. COXTHACTOHS O. J. Mcl.ELLAN RPKtst-red profea Hlonal Civil Eiii,'in..rr; aurwylnir ami maps. Room in, l.a flrando National uanjt xsuuainir. rnuno aiuln HI. DR. A. N. MAVVlI.IiK SpiM'hilfst ll chronic din'imen. M.ih.,.i t..( i.-mi i Therapy and NiUuroput U. Skin und dioou aim'HKtftf. ntrvcuia tHtteau3 Chronic Heauarho, iJrz-. ma, Si-intica, Append kit 1h, tYntipntion. Bowl irouine: an Kind 1 Chronic IJls.:- ; e BUceHHfully trailed. . I'd. me Main bUS. Koom 1, 2, 6, second floor Coo: IdKO Hid If., opposite Stnr ThcHtre. Of - ' flc bourH. Id to 12 a. in., l:3u to 6:0f , p, wa. Cotisullallun free. 4-4-lf OSTEOPATHIC I'.IYKICIWS DR. J. I,. INfiLK & nil- MAUGAiiKI INGLE, Osteopaths, Ivi.seases uf women and dvidien a sp'via.iy. Office phone Main 1 01 - KesideJice phone Main 1UH, - rins. Sommm PHYSICIANS AND BI'lUiKONS GEO. H. VEHItH. M. D. ' Jonern? Hiirc ry. Office ovor Silvurtiiorn'a, Ofllcc phone Main 112. r. J. DAJtltV, M. IK i'hysk-i.in and Purtreon. Over 1'itt i-iim's Piuk Store. Office phone 512-W. PIANO TCNi:iiS HXI'KKT lMAN'O TrNIMI-CkHn find voice -your piurm wi I in nit ox mi charge. "Work Bunrantf'tl. ('all Nw Illi Uork Hluro lor uppoinllt.ulit. Hoy K. IMilllipH. ' 4-lB-ir FRATERNAL DIRECTORY VKI1 K.V, The Hrotneriioou of American Yeo men, Grande ltor.de lom.;.li ud No. luuetH evory firt ami tbiivi Thurnday even hit s L Kilu i-a Iluli Come and investiKto tli" rn-w policies A.J VlalUliB nie.nitx.-r-i v.-i;lomo. W. T. t'AlTKX. I-"orenian. MAKY U. A1AY VI1..L.I5. Correspondent. L. O. O. M. La Ornnfle Lodffo No. 850, trfjyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings everv T.nirr.d'sy nlffht at K p. ki. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men's Mooachenrt Lenlon ineeti nfo- . ond and fourth Thursdays of oath month. Mooho Legion of the World meet second Monday of each mouth. Vlsltoia always velr.onit. j. J. Hj.itUN, Dictator. W. r. Kt-.lNOHAM.MKIt. Heo. B. ?. O. ELKB l.a Urandn Lodge No. 488. Lodge rrieeta each Thtirnday ev enintc at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo prlvileKCH cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. S. I;:-AN CROWK, Exalted Ruler. F. L- PKAKSON, Secretary. MODEKN WOODMBV OF AMF.RTCA La Orande Camp No. VTO.t itu-eta on the firet Thursday ovr-nlng of each month. In the K. of V. Hail. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. 11. Ill MOO, V. C, JAKE KOSTOOIC, Clerk. su F. anl A. M. La Orande Lodtre No. U, A. F. and A. M., holds regular meetings flrat and third Fridays nt 7 :80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mason, c. w. mNovrcrr, w. m. E. R. niNOO. fee. I. O. EAGLES Aerie No. meeti every Friday night at Fables Hall. Visiting momhnr welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. ill RDSi'LL. B"C. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Gran8 Camp No. 1CJ. Meets every first and third Monday at Kaglen ball. All vlflillnir ieit;hhrirfl welcome. Dues payable at the offlre of Ihe clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Orande Na tional Bank Hldtr. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITOilHM. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS I ted Crp? . Lodge No. 27. rneeii every Monday evening in Castle Hall (K. of j . Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcomo to all visiting KnlgatH. Fit an iv a. Turtynt. c. c. . C. L. OR A H A M. K. It. t WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASS' tCI ATtON of j the Maecabeea, La Grande Loir.-e N. I 27, W. li. A. Of M. Lotlge meets first , Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed- ; neHday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. , Visiting Plutfru welcome. 1 MRS. MARY GALLAGHER. j Commander. MARJORIE KATON. 1 Record Keeper. 1 O. B. H. Hopo Chapti r N... 13, O. B. 8.. j hold. Btat-d roii'imini.ftt!'.n ll.e a.:o- . ond and fourth W.-ln-lay of enc.n month. Vlaltlng member, coruiallj """cc"neNr:t.LiE o. sr.nM. w. u. I ANNA S. (IBWR DOINGS OF THE DUIFS THEY SAV THAT THE - f ZS , s " & 4 1 1 f a U CSn 'if - iC, " r"- i 1 ; f. COTTAGE VOL) ARE LIVING J ( j ' - 4 " I H 00 S t , lt& ' :! ' "'. IN ,S HAUMT.O- SPOOKS i ' WHOO hi L i'f' " . I I ?P . j COME AROUND AT NIGHT NO. AMD DOM"T i;T- fe.Vjin-V):',!!'! ti: " " li UmiUi f " v ' 1 1 1 . 2 ' .. , THEV TELL ME-J ( LIKE THAT TO MV rJLLl L t .J J ' U T- V JZiV 7 i 4.? V P, FAMILY-VOOLL. ,Ji7S ' ) W; 5 J ''tCrJ i Vt Jil $, J A -'V-''' t'-' imp &0--fu44 Want Ads FOK SAI.K Oil UKADK Foil SAI.K Sweet corn 15c a doz en in I M dozen lots. Delivered. Phone ( -K. I'UU SAI.K Three or four sets of siritles.- Intiuire at Commercial (.reamerv 7-iilMf. PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Hoxes fur sa'o at the Observer of fice. Ch- an. 7-8-tf FOR SAI.K One kitchen cabinet, ranee heater, buffet, J8US Third. 8-11-51 FOR SALE One second hand McCVr mick combine harvester with en j gme ,strnw dump and wagou load- er. Cheap. Oregon Hardware &' implement Co. S-10-tf 1 J FOR SALE One second hand 22-8(1 j Case Thresher with brake, .wlf fl. er, grain handler, wind stacker' and lmirirer attachment. In Virs!. elns! condition. Only ?D00. Oregon! Ilnidwuro & Inmlomcnt Cn 8-10-tf ' bOH KKST FOR RENT Furnished apartmenr. WUCt Washington avenue. 8-ll-f F( HI RENT Uusiness location. Phone' 'iVo'-i- . 7"28-tflconditi;n. :Vhile here be will mak.- Foil KENT Housekeeping Phone IHMV: g.l-j.tf i '"Oil RENT Five-room furnished modern house. Innuire nt Mon- ioc Ave. 8-14-2tp FUR KENT Modern furnished aparc ment. Permanent party preferred. Call Mrs. L:uie Maguire, ViUh Sixth stieet 8--12-tf ONE SUIT! OFFICE Rooms for rent, lmpiie Putman's Drug Store. 8-0-t FOR 'RENT One of the apartments over J. C. Penney Co. atore. Call Main 37. . 7-l:i-tf WANTKD WANTED Lady wants job cooking. Inquire Savoy Hotel or Phone 1::-W in evening. 8-l'4-:Un LOST. IjOST Ii Grande National cheel; book- Finder kindly return to La Grande Iron Works or D. Fitzger ald. 1 8-14-:;t LOST Ladies' gold wrist watch. Gen erous reward for return. Leave at Ohservcr office. 8-1-tf. LOST -Gold ring with platinum Ma sonic emblem set in ebony, large diamond in center, smaller diamond, in platinum. Leave at Observer of fice and be rewarded- 8-10-51 MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitch ing, pleating, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties " Mamie Duby, ll)oO First St-, Baker Oregon. , 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley: Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 I O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. ' Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edgo. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf Novolty for Jeruaalem. Jerusalem has passed through a olpge and war without beln dnmugeii by the Invaders or the besieged, for the first time in the history of the city. The Uritlsh airplanes' Hew over the Holy city frequently to observe the movements of the Turkish forces, but no bombs were dropped on Its historical buildings by order of Gen eral Allenby, the commander-in-chief. It was the eighteenth time ihe place had been captured since the city was built. Laugh at Hot Weather By Using an Electric Fan. . r" H. & S. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors 105 Depot Street. Phone 303-W j THEATRES AT SHU.UtY'S TODAY - MAUION DAVIhS IN 'HEAUlVrf WOKlii: For the first time since Marian Pavic-s duncul and sane in musieut comedy on liiondway. whence she w:is selected tor stardom on the scree1., does she "trip the litrht fantastic" atrain. ' This time it is in hor newest IMctuic, "licauty's Worth," a I'osmo-pt.Iitau-Pavflniount picttfie coming to the hreny Iheatie ueginmn to.iy. Ihe prcduction has a beautiful char ado pei foimance- in it, Miss Dnvies taking the leading role. She dances in two of the three nets t the char ndcsl first as a Columbine and later ns a lovely r rench doll. ' Assisting he. in the latter part were John ana Gor don I )ooley, two of the best known ec centric dancers on the stage. . U was great tun to dance again, snitl' Miss Davies. Dancing and snirf are two of the things I miss in pictures. 1 have danced in ball-room scenes but have never belore had 1 solo dance in a picture. "Beauty's Worth" was adapted t Q screen by Luthtr Reed from SjpSf Kerr's popuiar sto;y. It is a delicious picture of how a girl found that whut her-sweetheart- admired in her was nut, her chiirmici; iwisonality but her stunning gowns. The picture was di- irectcd by Hubert G. Vignola- b or rest Stanley is Miss Lavies leading man. Also showing "lravelaughs- JOHN SAIITH" tXIMINtt. 41 John Smith" is coming. He is bouiri !,..,! :., ..( r.i... n,;i .no' tn nrriv,. i ih. iw-t f his headuimners at the Arcade Tnt.' Ktiu wheie you can mtH?t him Wednes- 1 uay oiny. "John Smith was create for Selz nick by Victor H(erman, and he star--Eugene O'liiien, who netds very little, introduction. He is a man of a great deal of strength of chniater, who fights with two fists und makes love as nice as you please. Lovely Mary Astor heads the sup porting cast which also inciudes Geoige Eawectt, Vivia Ogen, 'Earney Sherry, Eranide Mann and others. The stoiy nf "John Smith'' was both writ ten and directed by Victor Hcerman- WHEN MARY P1CKFORD WAS 'BREAKING IN" Do you recall when Mary Pickford was breaking in films? It's n long time past, but you can see ju.-t how .he looked and acted then when "Go ing Straight," a Universal revival pic ture, is shown at the 'Star Theatre on Satuiday. The two-reel feature of that time is going to give you a hearty laugh. It is a distinct novely. NOTICE. TO THE PEOPLE OF UNION COUNTY: Your County and State lax burdens have become almost unbearable. They have increased over five hundred per ct'nt in the Jt five or six vear. A like incica.se of the burdens of tax-! ation for the next five or six years, or even the continuation of the same rate of taxation, means confiscation and to many of you bankruptcy. Yon want the burdens of taxation equal ized so that all classes of property wiil pay its proper share of taxes, j Walter M. Pierce is making his cam- pargn for Governor of this State upon! these issues, and these isucs alone.1 His election means kwer taxes, and an, equalization of the burdens of tax ation. He is n fanner and stoek raiser, of Union county, your neighbor, and everything that makes for your suc cess makes for his success. You should be proud of his candidacy, en thusiastic for his election, which will bring honor to vonr count v. A UN ION COUNTY, "PIERCE FOR GOV ERNOR CEUB will -be organized i:i La iirande Saturday, August l!Hh, )TZ. Every man amf woman vote:-, irrespective of politics, race or relig ious creed, who desire his election should be present at this meeting, and aid in this organisation. Remember the time and the place ond don't fail to be present. At the Citv Hall, La Grande, Saturday, August 10th. Ytl T. II. CRAWFORD, State Central Committeeman. 8-15-4t We mnke a fresh supply of Lim? Water every few days. It's a clean, saturated soluticp. 8-14-tit NKWI.IN OR 10 rn -.11 What THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE bv Condo tf,fV two ? Ttr-e - P(Gdc, -but WARSAW, July 14. (Ily Mail). The American Technical commission to Poland, working under thef di rection of Colonel A. II. Barber, will tiring Its activities to a close this summer. This commission was formed In 191 9 to advise the Polish govern ment on transportation problems. Now- that the. Polish railroads -are practically restored, the work of the commission Is at mi end. The helip of Colonel Barber bus been fully appreciated. In proff oT this he was the first American to re ceive! the order of "Polnnia Restlr tutu," established by the Polish government ns a mark of honor 10 those who hnve served . with dis tinction iu the reconstruction of the new republic.-'"" 1 '' ' - IT'S TlMB tJ .,.. . JT I iiSlfBOlO BRITISH BOXING j D0NEIP0L10 GHAMPS NAiED BANGS The Typewriter Man. Cleaning and Adjusting Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. Bargains in Second Hand Machines. Call Foley Hotel Here She Is Good As New "With cylinders RECROUND, 'AND FITTED WITH McQuay Norrls Piston nines, Pistons und Pins, your motor Is practically ns good r.s new,' sayH the cylinder resrlndor. Motorists nro just beginning to reallzo how niufli added life, and mlleaso, can bo Klven tholr curs by havliitr"pylliil'T8 ritKround, and now rings, jiistons and pins Installed. When these throe vitnl units are renewed In a reground cylinder blonk, the result is prac tically a new motor. In every section of the country ore shops which specialize In regrlndlng equipped with special tools and iDuehtnery for this work. Your repairman can teil yu whetNT new piston rings alone are all your motor needs to brtlig back lis lost power, or whether the cylinders of your motor need rot-rlndliig and complete now ring, piston ttnd pin equipment. There Is a McQuny-Norrls Ring mado from Klectrlc Iron for every purpose und price; specially deslKncrl and manufac tured for replacement purposes each type designed for the par ticular motor it fits. All sU.udard sizes and over-sizes. An ex tract frtim McQuuy-Norris, Saturday Kvenlng Post. You can got quick servlco from us. LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS La Grande," Orogttfi a Suggestion Will To 77 (AiHAt "TIMC3- I -1 ro IT ? (P.y AnsiTciaied Press.) LONDON. July 28. By Mall). Ofiicial holders of British boxing titles have been announced by the British boxing board of control. The various champions are: Heavyweight, Joe Beckett; light weight. J. Bloomfield; middleweight Ttxl Kid-Lewis; welterweight, title in abeyance; lightweight, E, . Rice; i'eatberwelglit, Joe Fox; bantam weight, J. Harrison; and flyweight, Jimmv ,Wilde. One boxer may not hold tlu-. championship of two class es, the board ruled, thus (prvent Ing "freak"' contesls. Moral Traffic Rule. When, ynii meet temptation always turn to the right. Boston Kvcnlng iV-mwrhit. .. . . Sale on Pants and Shoes Ends Next Thursday See our real bargains before this time. Shoes, $S.()l), Now 4.7") Punts, fvj.", Xnw ..$rs.7." Suits at a 10' 'c reduction until Thursday. ( Alwnys Ucst. The toggery Andrews Eros. KNOX TATS The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS ' The Quality liwikot Ad.mis Ave., next, to the Skn ston Slilwoll's markot on Fir St., next t tiic Harris ( roccry. "rc have our own free delivery. "YK SELL ICE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kind.H of machinery, automobilei and trwtori . paired, overhauled anil rebuilt. Ascetylcne welding of all Kinda. j Cylinder boring and oversizn piotorw, Clnkhaf ts, Pistoni and Piston Pini Mfrotnl CIto ns a trial D. FITZGERALD, Frep. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED D0N0IIUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1242 m ; Fir & JeJUtaon. The Magic Carpet At the telephone when you auk for "Long Dis-tniM-c" you are on the mngic carpet of today. A wish expressed and your voice is where you desire to Rend it. In this service, distance is eliminated and in convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt and time and money arc saved. Home Independent Telephone Co. y ,-!,, , -in,rf.ii i I- f 1 I ., ,. .... .!. rrM I "BILL HANSEN (,'ontrnrtor mid Itiillder llrlck, KKinc, Tllo and G'oncrclo Work IlemodcllnR nd genernl con tract lug. No Job too lnro, nono too Krnall. No war-time prices. HIS years' experience. Heo mo before you lot your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th in:l) Till'- WANT ADS! B" Allman! vi(TT wfc 'yw,w..jqwgtBW,npi 4" 4 Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced! Embal racr, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. 5 1 ! B V I .mmmmmm . V A.-S I II . I Km t
