La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, August 24, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified Want Ads THEATRES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTOItXKYH l'Olt HA1.K OH THAUtal NOKMA TAI.MAIKiB AS l'OOT ISLA.NDKK. I1AKK liOOHRAN and Elll.KHAItD-Cieo. T toe limn and c.,lon It. Kucrliaril. At lorneya. t,Ural.d National Uauk Building. CIIIKOI'I! ACTOR. DR. DBI.l.K MYKHS. New Foley liuildiiif. Hours 10 to r. m.( i to u p. in. and 7 to 8 p m- ' 7-24-lfi OR. J. B. WOODEM, Chiropractor and Naturopath. N.-rvoua and chronic dlaeaut'i a aperinlty. Suite 2l, Koin mr Uldtf. uvit tSllverthurn's. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. in., l:3u to & p. ax., 7 to M evenlnya. I'hon 4H7-W. CONTIUTOItS O. J. McMOU-AN HcKintpred profea Ulonal Civil Unt'lnutr; wurvoyliiK and BapB. Room 12, l.ti (IrHnde National Hank Building. I'lione Main 91. ifATUICK tl KB On. A. N. HAVVIIXK Specialist In toronic aiaeasea. flietnoUa. Mi-t.'ti a no- Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and diooq disease, nervous diseases Chronic Headache. lOozwiia, Sciatica, Appendicitis, Const ipntiun. How. irouoie: an Kinds or ("iironic Dine mm successfully treated. Phone Main t 63. Koom l, 2, a, second floor Coo: Idge Bids., opposite Star Theatre, Of fice hours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1.30 to C:00 p. wo. Consultation free. 3-4-tf OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ;DR.iJ. h. INGLE & iK- MARGARET f JNGLE, U.stt'opaths. . jJiseases of women and ciyldren a specialty. Office phone Main 100. Kesulena phone Main lUti, 12 rings. Somimv 131dK. ; PHYSICIANS AND HI HGKONS Kdiit SALK Pickling1 Cucumbers, 'Mi win.- per C' tv-vi. M-'.i-;p inuf ovv,w whtin ,u ,1(l kH .... A di Kline t surprise awaits Norma Tulmudge fans, who have been uiru.i- touted u seeing her in Kurjfeous even l'OK SAI.K (Jood IHO Ford Road ster, 2i.UU cjisih. Hill Madison Ave. S-il-Htp l'OK SALK Urtiter, breakfast table and fhairs. iru2 Sixth. 8-22-2tp FOR SAL!-: Apricots. Phone 4x1, or Muil Route No. 2, Hox 47- K. L. Wilson. 8-21-tf TRACTION ENGINE FOR SALE 22 h. p., good condition, for .sale cheap. See or write Conner'H, Inc., Union, Oregon. H-lil-.ii PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Hoxes for soJu at the Observer of fice, f'h.an. . 7-8-tf peuiance as a Jamaican grirl in I.ove'a Rtnlf nipt ion;" the powerful story which is beiiifr released as a First Nutional attraction. The picture has be.eu booked fr Friday and Suturday at the Arcade Theatre. ,VfUh memories of such successes as "The Sign on the Poor" and "The Passion Flower" behind her. the Don- ulur star tiling's to the screen w en- nely new chuim-tenzaUon. As Gin Ker, the girl of the West Indies, she portrays a role that wins sympathy by its full sentiment, its keen wit and action and its chni'ininir simplicity. Harrison Ford has the leading male role, and gives a capuule performanc of un exiled English youth who is ru ji nny stU(iiulenng his opportunities, Montague 1-ove has a "heavy" part in which he becomes an accomplished villain. Cooper Cliffe finds a new outlet for FOK SALE One second hand McCor mick combine harvester with cn Kmc ,.nmw uuniu unu wagon ioa ii,:,. hiti-i....;.. i.t MiU ml.. tv, iheap. Oregon Hardware &L,;,(lll ,, utiUl vuh i.... n Implement Co. " was previously seen in "Half an Hour DAtr .i . ani "The Devi l's ; arden," a First viv oi-ii.i one seconu nanu az-jo i National release. Case Thresher with brake, 3elf feed- 1 1 ; . ' u i. i or, Srain hantllt-r. wind stacker andL1'1",- lU,rm"n- w.ho h ,he r0 ) 01 btiKirrr attac hmrtU. In iin: el.t.a1!'""1 sh ? ""'her, is a soret-n attiess t-iitulituin. Only $1)00. Oresont ' Hardware & Imnlement Cn. parts. l-'OH RKST I-'OK RI-'NT Housekeeping Phone XUOjW. .. room 8-12-tf I-'OK RKNT .Modern five-room fot- tanc, 1002i 0th street. Phone 28C-W K-22-tf I-'Oii RKNT Modern five-room cot tage, loOiil lith street. Phone 28(i-W No children. 8-22-tf UEO. H. VEHRH. M. D. General Burn ery. Office over SUvertliorn's. Office paone uain 112. 1. J. DA It BY, M. !. I'liyHlciun auU BorKeon. Over I'vllinan'a iJruii Slor Office phone PIAXO TLNKItS EXPERT PIANO Tl'NI.Nd t'lian and voice your piuno without extra cliarKe. Work cuaninl-'.-u. t all Ni-w-lia Book Store fur uiMJOlnttatiit. lioy B. Phillip!.. J-ir.-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY v i;omi:.v. Tne Brotherhood ol Amerlran Yeo mn, Urandti Uondu llonnsttiad N(. 2886. nieetH evtd-v first and third Thuradity evenings nt Kuh-a Hall Come and InvewiiKiiie the n-v policies. AU viaitmtr inetnbra welcome. I ... W. T. i'ATTKN, " Foreman, '. - MAHX.:id. MAYVILL.B, Correnpondent. L. G. O. M. La Grnndo Lodire No. 850, Loyal Order of Mooac, hulda regular meetlnK every Tliurcdny nijfl't at If p. n. at Odd Fellows' Hull. The Wo men's Mooaeheart I'glon moeti sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moohp Legion of the World meets second Monday of each month. Vlaitoia alwavs vflcome. J. J. Hi .liljAN, Hlrtator. W, hi.lMillAMM KK, ,ec. a, P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodfte No. 411. Lodgo inet.i each 'J'hurrtday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and dun prlvfiegefi cheerfully extended to all Brother Elk. S. Ur-AN OROWE, Exalted Ruler. F. L. PEARSON, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AM SIRICA I .a Grande Caioo No. 7703 inefta on the first Thursday evening or earn nonth, in the K. of P. Hall. Vlaltint; DelKbbora welcome. E. R. R1NGO, V. C.f JAKE KOaSTOCK, Clerk. A, T. an4 A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M.. holds regular oeetlnfra first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Id a son a. C. W. BINnNER. W. M. E. K. RIN'GO, dec. V. O. EAGLES AerlQ No. 2t9, wieeta every Friday nltjht at Eaglea Uall. VlaltlDfC members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. HIItDSELL, Sec. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Oram's Camp No. 1C!). Meets every rirat and third Monday at Latflw halt All visiting neighbors welcome. Duel payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22. La Grande Na tional Bank Bids. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. ENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosa Lodge No. 27, ineeia ivcry Monday evening In Castle Hall K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlaltlnp Knights. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. It. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, La Grande LodVe No S7. W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets : first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third V-ed-Deiday at 8 p. ra., at K. of P. Hall VlaltlriK Stitcrfl welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER, Commander. MARJORIE EATON. Recoid Keeper. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. S.. bolda stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each aonth. Visiting members cordially W6lCO,DeNELLIE O. NE.LL. W. M, ANNA S. nRf'V'K. Sec. ONE SU1TK OFFIOK Rooms for rent Inouie Putman's Drutr Store. 8-9-tf WANTKO WANTKI) Dressmaking and plain sewing. Phone LVJ-W. R-22-2t WAXTFD Ciearn Rays at oc per lb. Roesch Motor Co. 8-HMUP WANTKI) Two pood office positipns open. Apply, at once. Hot I-ake Sanatorium. 8-2:i-2t LUMUKR. HAULERS. WANTKI) Men with teams to haul lumber White Pine IJox & Lumber Co. ' Phone Main fiilH. 8-23-tf WANTKI) Reliable tire concern wants capable man for county rep C'scntativx and sales maniiffer. $G0 capital necessary. Chicago Rubber Works, 2848 Broadway. Chicago, III. 8-21-Ut WANTJ'-J) Oood and plain sewing. Old garment made over, coats and pockets relined. 1 guamntee good work and a reasonable price. Mrs. Cora McCall, 1515 Monroe Ave- 8-22-3tp In "Over the Wire," the Wesley Ruggles Production for Metro, which will be seen at the Sherry Theatre, where it begins a run of two days as the feature attraction, Alice Lake, tht brilliant little .screen actress, who plays the starring role, has a picture specially made for her by Arthur Somers Roche. The latter is distin guished as a writer of fiction. Strong hate that in the crucible of emotion changes to love, is the great underlying theme of this rentarkuble picture, which has ull the vitality and life characteristic of the works of Mr. Roche. The. story briefly, deals with Terry Dexter, who commits suicide ml her han face exposure as a swind ler bv a financial mutfiiate, John Cran nan. Before Terry dies he telephones his sister, Kathleen, that the end is ! come. Kathleen distrait, vows she will, avenge her brothers death through1 ruining Grannan, 1 his involves series of escapades, a Wall street coup,: a marriage, elopement, and H sudden life and death adventure where Kath-i leen. to her amazement, finds that she does not hate her husband, Gran-, nan, but loves him. Aso showing Franklyn Fnrnum., in "The Desert Rat," two reels of fust moving drama. LOST. LOST Black and white Pointer Hunt ing Dog. Return to lOUli N avenue. Reward. , 8-21-2tP MISCKLLANKOCS NKKDLKCRAFT SHOP Hemstitcn ing, pleating, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby. Iit;i0 First St-, Buker Oregon. 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs, J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J, Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf DON'T DO WITHOUT Drugs just be cauM1 it's too hot to. come down town. Phone Main 40. Newlin Drug Co. 8-21-IU CANNDTBREAK OWN RECORD lly AsKticialwl Pre.) or;rEN. rtnh, auk. 24. wniium II. fHiiuarl Cuhill, Opdi-n'a cham pion siiKiir nnrrier, is throuKh try ing In brp.'ik his own record of two yraiB nno when he carrier a hun dred pound snek of sugar upon his buck for ten miles. Severul days ago Caliill shoul-di-rcMl n sack of miliar and aitonipteil to lictti'r his old mark, but this ef fort ended disastrously when Cahlll colluis"d after poinK three miles. famous for her splendid thuracter Michael M. Barnes, t.. Fer- nauiU-z and Kiazer Coulter hanMlc minor roles in a capable manner. Tile picture was udapted by An thony l'aui Kelly from Andrew Sou tur's novel, "On Principle," and direct ed by Albert Purker. A late news reel will also be shown. AT SHKItKVS TODAY, ALICE LAKK IN "OVEUTHK WUIU." FIVE MILLION TO GET MARRIED (By Associated Pressl TOKIO, July 15. (By Mall). Simplicity will be the keynote of the wedding ceremonies- of the Prince Regent to Princess Nogako Kuni, the total expenditures being estimated at 5,000,000 yen. Two- thirds of this will bti expended in preparation of the marriage and the purchase of gifts, while one-third will be required for the ceremony Itself, the erection of special build ings, banquets and coaches for iho procession. The Prince Regent's betrothal gift to the Princess will e a small sword decorated with the Imperial crest of gold chrysanthemums. It is now being made by a famous Hwordsniith of Osakn. The Princess' trosfieau Includes both foreign d refine and kimono, a crown and necklaces whose value Is estimated at 1,000,0410 yep. Her ceremonial rnbet are being manu factured in Kyoto at a cost of 20,- 000 yen and twenty chesta f draw ers of puulownla wood valued at 1,000 yen each will contain her ki mono for all the four seasons. Three thousand persons will he entertained at the Imperial buu- guet giveti by the emperor, the first of a series of celebration)) In con nection with an event upon which the nation attaches great import- ace. Ho, Hum! "In $20 gold pieces $ 1 ,MM).()Ofl,0)0, If laid Mat. would form a line 1.(kk miles Ioiik," savs a statistical cote. We'd like to see tlicm demonstrate this and then let tis go alone and pick up the gold pieces until we got tired. We think we could go the full dlstnnce, Brooklyn P. a g I e. THE OUTBURSTS 0.F EVERETT TRUE hv Condol Oc?f-iS To dCT T4T 0OOK I (.OArJSd YOU PV(5R ' .J MONTHS r- OH, T'lX YS G.s.t IT "too Owe . scc-ono til ?DCVf4S - MS3LSCTer TO T?L2Torwi I THOO13.HT t3JT t IT. aj(-L, vll -do it For. you ' G.cxa'D Por evn mi FALL OVERCOATS, SUITS AND WOOLEN SUITING ARE IN Th'.M luivc (iiitlily Sco llicm. . i K & W. Shirts iiiid Ci.ll.-irs. O'Dunnoll Slim-s ti.Oll d .').0(l ' Alwiivs HcsL The Toggery A ml rows Bros. AVo clciiii mill press flollics. ' 1 m DECOYS IN GIT! UMTS -The . Hy AMOi-iuU'rt Press.) PULLMAN. Wash., Auf.24 way of the Pullman duck hunter is beset with thorns. For instance, the city officials have ruled that he must keep his decoy geese- outside th elty limits, where their more or less incessant honking will not dis turb th neighboiH amT cause them lose sleep. Prof. F. C. Chalfant, head of the foreign language department at Washington State College. Is an en thusiastic sportsman. HIh stock of eguipmeut includes several wild geese which he uses Tor decoys. But the neighbors complained to the chief of police ,vho referred the matter to tho city council. The city fathers, after consulting tho or dinance book decided that thfi Reese were violating at iiKt six of the municipal ordinances. ' . I Shocked at the tidings, professor Chalfant has agreed to take his dis turbing honkers to some secluded spot outside the cor porn tn limits, where they can exercise their vocal cords -to their hearts' content, with out disturbing the neigliuors. The cily fathers opine, ibis will he a sat isfactory solution oi the difficulty. pose of maintaining rates and (press ing the government for assistance, (iinjito Kuisud.". president of the Kiitsura steamship company, who presided, aiiggesied that the govern ment he a sued to advance a large sum1 of money at a low rate of i intetesi to tide over I he. present situation, and said there was un iiltormiiive. but to tie up all of the steamers, representing , about two fifths of the whole Japanese ship ping and dismiss 20.000 seamen. N NOT The Alhambra. The AHtainbra. most beautiful of all the palaei'S in Spain, was built by n Moorish king in about iL'fiO, but bus noen eillargcd by several successors of (his nil it. It Is a e.nrvel of lovely arches and mosaics, balls and fnrrl dors and courts, of which the court of Lions Is the most known and admired, 'J 'lit; hall of the Ambassadors ifi, sup posedly, ihe square apartment In which Columbus presented his project to Ferdinand iUi) Isabella. - 10 GRANTED Py Asso.-hileil Press.) KOBE. Japan, July 28. (By Mail) Debplte the demands from (he lo cal steamship companies for Increas ed bonuses, or a loan, to Udu over the present period of depression, the government Is not likely to grant the request. On IIikh which are now paying, on the other hand, the bonuses will he den-eased, the amount saved being diverted to those companies operating unprof itable routes or to enaie compan ies to improve their services. At a recent meeting of representa tives of i he Japanese steamship com panies, the Nippon Tusen Kaisha, the Toyo Kiseu Kaisha, the Osaka I Shosen Kulsha and Mitsui Bussati ' Kaisha remaining out as they have! already received mail subsidies, ji was decided to organize for the pur- La Grande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP and! j . WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J ond rebuilt. 'Feather Itenoviitinc. , I Kin; Hugs and Fluff Huks fori ! sale. ! Carpet aiifl Ituu Cleaning , Ull IS, Vl.ftO and up j Cbas. Edwards, Prop. , Phone 253-W For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No squeezing of organs; no pressure; defects of fjgure corrected ; a perfect founda tion for your gowns. ; This In addition to the com forts afforded through the ex clusive "La, Cainlllo" features; No pressure on spine; no cut ting by lacers; no pinching of clasps; no digging of Stays ut top but freedom, ventilation, satisfaction. A complete line of tho dif ferent models always on hand. Prices $2.o0 und up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. 1702, Cor. Spring ft Oftk Phono 322-W The M. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS Tlie Quality maiKer Adams Ave., nest to the Kkajrs stm-t. Stilwell's market on Fir St., next tn the Harris (inn-cry. AVe have our own Tree delivery. AVE SELL ICE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACH1NK SHOP AND FOUNDKY AH kinds nt mucliinery, automobile! ud tracton . paired, ovurhauled und rebuilt. Acetylene welding of all kinds. k Cylinder boring and oversize pUtotw. Crankihnfts, Piston and Piston Pini rtromn. GIto oa a trial D. FITZGERALD, Trop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED D0N0HUe Prop. Phone;- Black 1242 ,. ...1?f.r & .rTeflerson The Magic Carpet At the teleihone when you ask for "Long Dis tance" you are on (lie maw carpet of today. A wish expressed and your voice is where you desire to send it. Tn lliis service, distance is eliminated and in "oiiveiiience is avoided. The answer is prompt mid t ime and money arc saved. Home Independent Telephone Co. : "BILL' HANSEN Contrnrtor und HuHdiir lirlck, Hlono, Tllo nml Concreje Work lleniodellnn nd general con traction. No Jol too lurK". nonn loo small. No wnr-llnm prices. Itn years' niperlento. Heo nie before you let your 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th IU0M Till'. WANT ADS! DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Helen Gets a Message B? Allmaii MR. DUFF JUST CALLED OP AMD WANTS TO TALK TO- MRS. DUFF - HE. SAID HE would call again! in twentv minutes at OUR HOUSE - HELLO. HELEM, SAV I'VE COT ( TO STAY IN TOWN UUIILTErl ' O'CLOCK SOI WOM'TRE OUT I . FOf? DINNER - SNB'Ll.VJt HAD DINNER " "St AN HIXlR AUO-TH2 NEXT . TIME Voo WANT To SrNI) ! il":A: MESSAGE , SEND A TLLr.uRAM - HAD TO WALK ABOUT A I ....... n -All JM I i nnni ivw, ill ,,.,,tfe .iw 'J l : Tl i.mrne I I .,. nn.K ' : Youhjr.MAN-i'il - r-V nvw.c,w"T j. j z. . am .. ! I iHtKt o wwk I . fa. ': " '.f 7 GO WITH Voo J'. . N-ll'' ( ,cl SUP-) I Ih y V I On, JUoT nDOUT ) K9 '. X f P r. , - I , ' " mr?MTil Id A half A. M iasSSs - r-t-CJ?! " " II IV' i i n. in i i i i v. iibu ft--. i k m mu .. if i . 14 'U 1. 11 4 i? rj? 4? ffr fa Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, Ambulance Ser v'icm. Day Phone Main 62, Night I 'hone, Main 743. lf)05 Fourth St. La Q ramie, Oregon. 0