Wednesday, August 30, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
Classified Want Ads
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
ATTOHNTCYS
COCHRAN and Ebkuhahp Geo. T
Cocbrau and Colon li. Kberhard. At
torney.. Ua Urabd. Nallunal Hank
MullUlnir.
CIIIROI'RACTOK.
DR. KEI.LK MYERS, Chiropractor,
New Foley Huildini;. Hours 10 to
12 a. m.t 2 to 5 p. m. ami 7 to 8 p
m. . 7-24-tf
Oil. J. M. WOODEM. hlropractor and
Naturopath. Nervoja and chronic
dlaeaK.ta a Bpeiialty. Pulto 2, Kom
)br UldK. Ovttr HIlvorttiorn'H. Offlco
iour. 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 6 n. m., 7
to a evnnlngw. l'lmn. 4H7-W.
CO.NTlt ACTORS
D. J. Mcl.ELLAN Hi-Klflterod profs
tllonal Civil Englnci-r: mirvuvina: and
lap. Room 12, l,a Crando National
, bank Building, l'lionu Main 111.
ITATl'KE t'l UK
OH. A. N. MAYVIU.Kr Specialist 11
chronic diabases. AU-tliods. Mfchano
Therapy and N'ataropatli. Uln and
Dlood dlseanes, nt-rvous dl.st.usea
Chronic Headache. &rzrma, Sciatica.
Appendicitis, . Constipation, liow.il
Trounie: all Kinds or Chronic DIhi.'a-
8 successfully treated. Phone Main
bad. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo:-
tdtre BldR, opposite Star Theatre. Ot-
flce hours. 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00
p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. J. L. INGLE & HR. MARGARET
JNGLE, Osteopaths. Diseases of
women and cliiidren a specialty.
Office phone Main 10(1. Residence
phone Main lOli, 2 rin);s. Sommoi'
PHYSICIANS AM) 81 IW.KONS
UKO, H. VE1IH8, M. D. General Surg
ery. Office over SilverUiorn'a. Oftict:
phone Main lia.
J. J. IMHHY, IJ. Physirtun anU
Suri'on. Over Pntmini'j Vrus Sturc.
Office phone 512-W..
riAXO TUN KItS
BXHMItT 1'IANO TI'MNii-Clean onH
voice your phi no without extra
ctharo. Work tfu;ir:inlt;i'l. fall NVw
ltn Hook Store lor aiuuinlni.:nt. Roy
K. 1'hllllpH. 4-ir,-n
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
The
bo en, Urundu Hondo HonieAU-ad No.
28H6, timetn iv:ry first ami third
Thuriilay .'voniims j I Knl- ll:il!
Come and lnvtHtii;ute tno nfvv policies.
All vlBUintr tficiiihurn wuk'ome.
, W. T. I'AITISN,
Koreman.
MAKK hi. MAV V'IIjLR.
Corr!8poii(ient.
U O. O. M. lia Ornnde Lodo No. 850.
Loyal Order of Moose, holda rogulur
OutsetlnK every Thursday nlj?ht at 8
p. n. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo
men's Mooeheart Lejflon meet sec
ond and fourth Thursday of each
month. Moose Legion of the World
meets second Moiday of each month.
Vlaltoia always A-elrnine,
J. J. H.'.ltliAN, IMctntor.
W. t KL.INt.HA.MMi;U, Sec.
L P. O. ELKS La Ornnde Lodge No.
418. Lodge meetn each Thursday ev
ening; at 8 o'clock. Homn and cIud
prlvileKes cheerfully extended to all
brother Elks.
S. I;"AN CROWE, Kxalted Ruler.
F. L. PKAKSOX, Scc-ifjtary.
MODERN WOODMEN OP AMKI1ICA
I.a Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
the flrat Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of P. Hull. Visiting
neighbors welcome.
E. It. K1NGO, V. C,
JAKE It'.fSTiM'K. Clerk.
A V. mat A. M La Orande Lodpe No.
41, A. P. and A. M.. hIdn regula'
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
C. W. HINONER, W. M.
E. It, RINCO. Sec.
f. O. EAGLES Aerl No. 2T.9. meets
every Friday niKht at Kaglea UaU.
Vlsltlns membtTR welcome.
Z. L1LLT. W. P.
J. E. ItlRDSELL. Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La
Grant? b Camp No. Ifi9. Meets every
first and third Monday at Eaulee
ball. All visiting leiBhbnr.i welcome.
Dues payable at the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Batik lUritr.
JOHN fiCOTT. C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
LodK No- 27. meet every Hondo v
evening- In Cantle Hl K. of P.
Hall, at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all vlsltm Kntlus.
FRANK A. TIMtNER. C. C.
C. L. OR MI All, K. H. 8.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees, La Grande Lot5;e No.
27 W. H. A. of M. Lodire meta first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 P. m.. at K. of P. Hall.
Visiting1 Slat.-ra w-lcotne.
MRS. MART GALLAGHER,
Commnnder.
MARJORIB EATON,
Record Keeper.
O. E. H. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. K 8
holds stated communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
NELLIE O. NEILL. W. M.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
I CAN REMEMBER. A COUPLE VEAR3
AGO HOW I WORKED TO GET
THIS GRASS STARTED AHO NOW
IT GROWS OVERTIME IF
! THIS GRASS STARTED AND NOW ,' TO L1VU IH A MOOSE- ) - hK
IT GROWS OVERTIME IF J A Mce AM1 . J( s ',VS .
I NEGITECT IT FOR ( SIT CM. T PO(tH Al Jh&MhW
NEGtECT IT FOR
A FEW PAVS
I'Olt SALE Oil XKAUU
F()K SALE Fryers and 'lens. Phone
1U0-R. g.oH.:;t
Edit avi.HERHKRKIKS tall 4-tti-M.
15 cents per (rallon delivered.
. 8-29-atp
K( 1 1( Villi' 'I'....,.. K.. ni. u I
stock hoits, and seven head duiryK
cows. inquire uuservur. H-z-llp
FOR SALE A KemiiiKton ..') calibre
rifle. Usetl only once, $35. 00 cash.
i-noiie 1Y2-W.
PAl'ER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
lioxes for sa'u at the Observer of
fice. Ch.aD. , 7-8-tf
FOR SALE Early Triumph Peaches.
Per apple box, $2.50. Mrs. C. E.
Smith, May Park. 8-2-fitp
FOR SALE Earlv Triumph Peaches.
Per apple box, $2.00. Mrs. C. E.
Smith, Mav Park. 8-2li-titp
KOH SALK Kxtractini; Honey. Bring
your pail or packets. 1 also buy)
.. o iu unu iu nana, uswaui voi
swinkler. Island City. 8-29-Gtu
FOR SALK One second hand McCor
mick combine harvester with cn
gine .straw dump and wagon load
er. CheaD. Oieeron Hardware &,?.
Implement Co. 8-10-tC
PEACH ISLAND PEACHES For Sale
Fine Canning Free Stone Peaches,
yellow meat, at $1-20 per box, f. o
b. Milton. Cash orders filled first.
G. (J. (Jrovcs, Milton. Oregon.
8-2G-4tp
FOR SALE One second hand 22-30
Case ihresher with brake, self feed
er, grain handler, wind stacker and
bagger attachment In firs, class
condition. Only $900. Oregon
Hardware & Implement Co.
S-10-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP A 50-foot rub
ber hose, one waterproof hunting
coat, one pair of leather puttees,
one organdie dress, one jersey slip
on sweater, two flashlights, all
practically new. Call U:t3-.M. morn
ings. 8-28-.'itp
FOR SALE Cheap. One well im
proxed acre. Irrigated, close in.
Six-room bungalow, full basement,
two chicken houses, one barn, one
garage, all new. Shade and fruit
trees. ICasy terms- Will take good
second-hand car on first payment.
Call 175-W. 8.2-4tp
KOH KENT
FOR .RENT A four-room modern
house furnished. Phone 429-M.
8-20-tf
FOR KENT ?Kive-room house, MOT.
O avenue. Only adults need apply.
8-29-lf
FOR RENT Modem five-room cot
tage, l")t)2i 6th street. Phone 280-W.
No children. 8-22-tf
ONE SUITE OFFICE Rooms for rent.
Inouie Putman s Drug Store.
8-9-tf
LOST.
LOST A bird dog. Ixing black ears,
big .black spot on Jeft shoulder,
Huntington dog license on collar,
No. 15. Owner, G. A. Carlyle,
phone 47G-J. 8-29-4tp
FOUND
FOUND Odd Fellows small nin. In
quire at Observe. 8-2()-2t
WANTED
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. R. M. Scott. 602 N Ave
8-29-2tp
HIGH SCHOOL Student. 10, wants to
work for room and board, while at
tendinp school. Call Observer.
8-29-2tp
WA NTED hool girl to work for
room and board while going to
school. Call 1803 Third street or
phone 35:)-R. 8-29-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitcn
ing, pleating, stamping and 8 ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Duby, 1930 First St-. Baker
Oregon. 7-24-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Karclej
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
SIX PER CENT LOANS mny he se
cured on farm lands, irrigated
lands, to buy or build homes, City
or Farm, under our first mortgage
certificates. Bankers Reserve De
posit Company, Gas 5t Electric
Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Aiivf (LMft, Sept '2-H
i PEOPLE TELL Vou HOW ciup I A
W IT MUST BE IM "THE SUMMEE W'-A
j THEATRES j
FINE 1(01. K FOR ALMA lll-HENS;
. LAST DAY AT SMHKKYVS.
Alma Ruliens, who is the featured
Pla-Vl1' in "1'"ul the "omun, a Cos-
niopulitan fiiMluetlon released ny l'ar-
aniouni, is a uesceiiunni oi i eter am
Kubenii. tile famous Flemish painter.
By a peculiar coincidence there was
placed in one of the settings in the
uicttne a drawing room in the home
of the character interpreted by Miss
Ruliens a bronze statuette 01 the gvnai
pairuer.
'Ihe actress, while not an adopt at
ImiuIlinK the. palette, is thoroughly ni
hnim in iinv art museuill' j IK If I'd L-hii
8-u'-ltMpttltc. muvh of her spure time in tho
aietropoluan flluseum in iew tor
City.
In "Kind the Womari" Miss Rubins
plays a part well suited to her out
standing talents. She is ween lis Sophie
Carey, a concert singer, who befriend
a girl from a country town who is in
New Yoik to try to make her way on
the stage. The two young women art
strangely involved in a murder my
teiy,, one of the most sensational in
years. It is known that about the
time the victim was killed in his of
fice a woman was seen leaving the
loom by way of a fire escape Thus
it Is up to the police to "Find the
Woman."
Arthur Somers Roche wrots tho
story for Cosmopolitan Magazine and
Doty llohart adapted it to the sciee.i
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,iir((.fMl "Roompmmr Bill" with
Lionel Barrymore. Eileen Huhan,
well known on the speaking stage, has
an important role, as have (.ieovgo
Mat'tjuarrie, Norman Kerry, llarii
son Koid, Ethel Duray and Henry Sed
ley. Also showing "Travelaughs."
DORE DAVIDSON AND VERA (.011
DON SEEN IN "THE (iOOD
PROVIDER."
That pre-eminent mother and fath
er of pictures Vera Gordon and Dore
Davidson again appear in a picture
that is undoubtedly the, capstone of
their highly successful careers. The
new photoplay is "The Good Provid
er,55 Paramount picture created by
Cosmopolitan Productions, written by
Fannie Hurst and directed by Frank
Borzago. These four Miss Gordon,
Mr- Davidson, Miss Hurst and Mr.
Buragehelped to make "Humoresque"
the sterling picture that it was and
Miriam Battista, who also did her
share in it, has an important part
in "The Good Provider," which com.es
to the Arcade Theatre today. !
When you see "The Good Provider"
you will find smiles chasing away
your tears, you will be entertained by
a portrayal of hie treetl irom the
fetters of artificiality, you will be en
thusiastic over the work or art mat
ha:, been so mngnificiently woven out
of . Miss Hurst's story. No little
praise is to be accorded John Lynch,
the scenario writer whd adapted the
narrative-to the screen.
Vivienne Osborne William (But
ter) Collier, Jr., and John Roche also
lend their excellent talents to the pro
duction.
ENLARGING AND TINTING
OUR SPECIALTY.
- Beautiful Pictures in Colors
Monotone made from your Kod.iK
Films, both Portrait and Scenery.
Richardson's Art & Gift Shop.
7-2(i-wed & sat-tf
Water-When
and How Much
Hundreds c batteries die of
thirst every year.
Not because their owners
didn't know water was necessary.
Not because they didn't know
the neglect was shortening bat
tery life and costing them
money.
But simply because they over
looked it hadn't the distilled
water handy or didn't know just
how much to put in. '
We can't do your remembering, but
we can take .11 the re at of the job off
your hand. Drive around anytime
and atk ui to aec if your battery need,
water.
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION
Willard
Batteries
A.L. Cross man
The War
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo
'4NYTHIMC3. e(3e,j;,'." S S
Cs.T A Hove On. you and
IRot Out THC SOCK
P'i i.'j ""i y
HOMERS IUDE
(My AsaochiU'd Prnrf.)
PORTLAND, Auir. KO. Nearly one
and one-naU rmnie runs to a uanu'
1.4, to be exact 'have been knocked
out ,in the Portland paik of the Pa
cific Coast li use bull League this sea
son. Nothing like it ever has been
seen here before, and the average, il
kent ud all season, will make a total
of I'll, compared with 87 of last year.
The 87th homer this ye was hit by
brown or Uakuum on August :i.
I In .o the middle of: Ainrust, there
.1
li PORTLAND
CONTESTS
STAR THEATRE
Thursday, Night
AUGUST 31st
TEN ROUNDS KID SARP AND
FRANKIE CRITES
This will he a greni lialtle for liotli men are fast.
SIX ROUNDS FARMER SMITH AND
. BUTLER
. They mean business.
FOUR ROUNDS TIFFANY AND MURRAY
The li.Nht wei-ht flappers.
FOUR ROUNDS THE FORD KIDS
Tiaie I, it lie 'Flivvers.
Admission: Ringside, $1.65; General Admission,
$1.10; Balcony, 55 cents.
Tax on a Vacation
I CAN RECUPERATE FROM
p. in?
MV VACATION
THIS THRESHING
H.
AROUHD ON A LITTLE JOY (?10E
FOR A FEW DAYS- I'M SO
GLAD VJE HAVE A BIG YARD!
!
had been 102 four-baggers in 7:t
Karnes. Of this number, the Reavers
his o5 and the opposing clubs -r. Jim
my Middle-ton and Rube Walberg were
the principal Portland ditchers to
vie Id over-the-fence smacks, with
eight off each, while four visiting
pitchers weie nicked for four home
urns apiece. The greatest suffered
in any one game was Kunz of Sacra
mento, who was hit for four of them
in one afternoon, the disaster occur
ring on Decoration Dav-
The balls used here evidently have
iackrabbits hid inside of them, accord
ing the the best opinion among small
boys.
Child'. Idea Worth Fortune.
; Thj gimlet scn'w, thu lili-n nf
ii tlilld, iinniuht iiumy millions of ilol.
Iiii-s to its lnM'iuir.
0
BY PUSHING
MACHINE
f HELLO. TOM. A'.:'A
I DIDVOOEMJOV J
YOUR VACATION? ' !
7s V To know ;
-aft fi'iMMv
ill 4")
Tailor Made Suits
OF VALUE, FIT AND SERVICE
Prices $58.50 to $78.50
FALL OVERCOATS
Oxford Hand Tailored Coats, $75.00
O'DONNELL SHOES
$6.00 to $9.00
Knox Hats
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
Wo clean and press c'o(1ipr.
The M. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc. .
Delivers the Goods .
TWO MARKETS .
Tim Quality niaruet Adams Ave., next to the
NkajW store. Slilwcll's market on Fir St;,'nex'c
to the Harris (Iroeerv.
We have our own free delivery. YE SELL ICE.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds nf machinery, automobile! aod tractor
paired, overhauled and rebuilt
Ascetyluns welding of all kinds. ' V f 't
Cylinder boring and oversiza piton,
Crankihafts, Piiitoni and Piston Pini rcnmo4.
liWe oa a trial
D. BITZGERALD, Troj.
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS :
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
.-EJDONOB,Prop:iT a
Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson
I J
The M
At the telephone when you ask for "Long Dis
tanee" you are on the magie carpet of today,
A wish expressed and your voice ia where you
desire to send it.
In thiH-serviee, dislanee is eliminated and in
convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt
and time and money are saved.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
( ,- , -! in j "! '"l Hl l lllH .
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"BILL" HANSEN
Cmitracdir und liiillilor
llrlrk, Stnnc, Tllo unit
Concrete Wrk
ItrnKuli-lInK unci gonornl eon
trmlliiK. No Jolt uo Inrun,
nono too mmill. No wiir-tlnm
prlcfM. !t(5 ypjirn' eilK'rlcncn.
Hco mo iHifore you l't your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
hi:ai tiih want aiis!
B" Alhnan
Irtfrf'T.r.r'rits.tttlMi.
agic Carpet
, i i- 1
4? 4? 4? fr fr fa
Snodgras,s
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
tner, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day T'hone
Main 62, Night
Phone, Main 743.
l,-05 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.
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