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Wednesday, Septemlier (i, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' PAGE THREE Classified Want Ads THEATRES PROFESSIONAL ' DIRECTORY A'lTOIt.N K VS COCHRAN and KKKIIHAKP (Ito. T Cocbrao and Colon It. Kbrrhard. At torney!. L Uraadu Kallunal Hank Ltulldlua. FOIl HALE Oil TKAUU : I'cli SA1.K lias tank. G5 gallon with i pump, 'hone Main- lmi. 9-4-tf CHIUOI'lt UTOK. 1:1:1.1.10 mvi:i: "ii-y Hirudin.. ill- l-tl Ult J. B. WUUUHI. hlroiiraotur and Naturopath. Ntrvo,ia and chrnlils alauaaea a specialty. Suite 20, Hom auer bktir. tiv.fr Bilvertlnirn'a. Offlui houra. 1U to 12 a. m., 1:30 to G p. ut., 7 to a evenlnsa. Plmn 4i-w. COMitACJ'OitS O. J. McLE,I,AN Itrglalered profoa Blonal Civil Knit Inecr: aurveyliiK anti anapa. Room 12. I.a Grande National Bank Rulldlnir. I'lionw Main !U. HATU11H CI HE DR. A. N. MAYVI1.1.R fipeclallat In chronic dlaeaat-a. Methods, M'Tliuno Therapr and Naturopath. 6kln and . blood dlimas'a, nervuua dlHeaaea. Chronic Headache. IJeznna, Sciatica, Appendlcltla, Constipation, Uowel Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dls.cia ea successfully treated. I'lione Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo: Idra Hldg;., opposite star Theatre, of fice hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:3U to 6:00 p. an. Consultation free. 3-4-tf OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS I 'D It SALti Tomatoes. Farmers 14li. E. Austin,' 9-1-tI 'SATllRIIAY MfillT" IS WORTH iiKKINK A.N V NKiHT. Cecil U. OeMille's big production "Saturday Niirht," was finished one Wednesday niicht. Sounds a bit confusing, doesn't it? l'AI'KK KOK AFPLR AND KRU1T J!u' tr"m !h u,,n "eli!ie "",ou Boxes for salu at the Observer of fice. ( h nn. 7-8-tf Kill! SALE One invalid wheel chair. His. Wade, lotHi Fourth street. 8-:)l-9tp 'OK SALE Desirable residential site S. W. corner N avenue and First j Saturday night street,, tiu square lecl. AUUresa III! "('. ('. I.," Observer. -4-lf If'OIl Kli.NT I'OK RENT one' or two. ton avenue. Room with board for t all at lt!0,r WashinK . 9-2-tf FOR RENT Five-room motlern eot taKe, ).iui ;ih St. Adults only need apply. 9-S-tf l'Olt RENT Two furnished Phone :titMV . rooms 8-:n-tf LOST. LOST Sunday evening, wrist watch with name of owner on buck. Leave ut Observer office and be rewarded. 9-2-tf nit. .1. I,. IMeopi elllldre Main i 2 rlniTH rind !li. It'hn. I)i mai!.ki:t i n." : i -1:, PHYSICIANS AXI) SI'ltOl'.ONS OBO. H. VEHItS. 11. D. General SurB ery. Office over Silverthoru'a. Office phone Main 113. PIAXO TLKEHS EXPERT PI.V.VO TLNINtl Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work ituaritntecd. Cull N.-w-lln Hook Store for appoiuliucnt. I:o K. Phillips. t-ir.-ti FRATERNAL DIRECTORY YKO.MKX. Ttl Brotherhood ur Anierlrnn Yo wen, Urande Itonde HomeNicad No. HH8C, meets every first n ml thlrO Thuradtiy evenings nl Knulfd llul Come and investigate the tirw policies. All vimiinif menibera wirJcoino. W. T. f A1TKN, foreman. UAUI Ifl. MAVVI1J11, Correapondtjut. U O. O. M. La Grunde UkIum No. HhQ, Loyal Order of Moose, hohla resuliir meeting every Thursday ulKit at 8 p. m, at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men's Mooaeheart Lesion meets sec ond and fourth Thursdays of oath month. Moose Legion of the World meets second Monday of each month. A'elcomt JiLAN, IHptntor. w. b KbiNGHAM m ku, sec. I. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodtfe No. 418. Lode meets each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. S. I;:-AN OKOWE, Exaltod Ruler. Fr L. PEAR.SON, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMfiUICA La Grande Camp No. 770.1 meets on the first Thrsday evening of each no nth, In the K. of P. Hull. Vlsltins nelKhbors welcome. E. R. RINGO, V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. A. r. anl A. M. La Grande Lod?e No. 41, A. V. and A. M., holds reiila aeetlDBTS firet and third Fridays at 7:80 p. mu Cordial welcome to all ldaaons. C. W. BTNC.NER. W. M. E. R. RINGO. Bee. I. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259. meets every Friday niifht at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, V. P. J. E. BIRDS ELL, See. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Or ant? e Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Mondny at EaKlea ball. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues payable ni. the of rice of the clerH. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Rldg. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. LNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27. meets every Mondav evening In Castle Hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlflltinK KnlRhts. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM, K. it. S. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, La Grande Loifve No. 37, W. B. A. of M. Lodire meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER. I Commander, MARJORIE EATON. Recoid Keeper. O. B. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S., holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. , NELLIE G. NEILL. W. M ANNA S. O ROVE. Sec No Substitute Offered. WA.NTKD WANTKl) Five room furnished hou.e permanently. Cal Main 23. 9-2-tt WAXTKU Middle-aged or elderly lady for general housework for man and wife. Phone (vi, Cove, Oregon 9-2-4t WANTKl) Part time work for high school boy. Will work for board and room. Call "N", care Observer. MI3CKLLANEOCS -MID-WIFE Mrs. M. Williamson, 001 Adaiiia avenue. Professional servic es but no nursing. 9-2-tf VOCAL STUDIO On September 11 Mis Friederike Schilke will open a vocal studio. Phone 273-M. High school credit given students-. 9-2-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-aO-tl' NFEDLFXRAFT SHOP Hemstitcn ing, pleating, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby,, 1930 First St-, Baker Oregon. 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Cotmell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-matte Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf ed the title of his latest Paramount uictut e. confusion was the order of the day around the Lasky studio at Hollywood, (.uiii, "What are you doing Friday night?' one actor would ask another. I'm working on 'Saturday Night'.' "1 don't care what you are doing 1 am talking about Friday night.' "And I told you in plain English that I am working linuay night on "ftatur day Night,1 and 1 cant accept your invitation. "lou re working r riday night on '.Saturday Nighl'? Say, are you crazy or am l i Now listen here; quit this nonsense and tell me: are you work- Jing on rrmay night? "i in not crazy, i toiu you aiu i n tell you again: I'm working Friday niKht on 'Saturday Night "Oh ! Then come over next week. No matter on what night the public sees "Saturday Night" at the- Arcade Theatre next Thursday they will be a--surej of an enjoyable evening. If you can see "Saturday Night" on Sat uiday night, try to be on hand any night durjng the run. AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY TODAY. Getting a parrot to act for the mov ies is no easy task, especially if the green bird happens to have cold feet, according to Alfred Green, who direct ed Thomas Meighan in his latest Paramount picture, "The bachelor; Daddy.". The scene was supposed to be aboard a Puilman car. One of the characters plays a sum. phone at night in his berth and an old woman with a par rot remark that the bird is being kept awake bv the noise. Then a close up is shown of the parrot danc ing to the music, swaying back and forth and lifting its feet clumsily to the melody. They worked hard to get the bird to dance. It was in the morning and the set was none too warm despite the heaters. Meantime, Arthur. Freed, composer of "Hindustan," played lustily on the pinno, the most enticing and sinuous oriental melodies. But the bird re fused to dance. Finally after much coaxing, the parrot said something that sounded like: "My feet, are cold." ' At neater was brought closer and piesently Polly was literally "dancing her head otf. Also showing "Starland Revue The Wrong Foot. From a telegram recently received by the district superintendent of an Indian railway from a Babu station inasur: "Coming on duty early In the morning clad In my new and white uul form I perceived a man seated on a box in a naked and aggressive manner. Taking him to be an ordinary pas senger, I proceeded to slap him, where upon ho hastily arose, unlocked the said bcx. clad himself in a policeman's uniform he took thereout and arrested me. The shoe Is thus situated on the erroneous peddle. Please arrange." London Alornlne Post. E HITS ROYALTY By Associated Press) TOKIO, Aug. 11. (Ry Mail) Ev en the royal household of Japan i: bein gaffected by the wave of economy which is passing over the country as a result of the economical depression. Viscount Makino, minister of the Im perial Household, has decided to re duce the number of ladies-in-waiting, who it its alleged, exceed in number the requirements of the Empress and the Imperial Princesses. The system of court ladies now in vogue was es tablished in the early years of the Milk For Mints & Invalids ISO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for AH Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, arul Fountains. Atk for HORLICICS. tS" A void Imitations & Substitutes G uns THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Coudo ft fvflME. t3 evSr?eTT TRAJS. YOU ARS AlMO 1 THOUGHT X. iVOOtP'DWOP M A MO hl3t.-('00 OW J An IMPrcSS(5S'T MTU THGI (vjoAT, A(5TVSTiC PACKAGE iMlfT port OU IN, "3159. . . . , . K - t rr . i OUCH IITH I (At5c- 1M Touch NOW. YoJ?, fACKASe, So Ct-i5CY R(3-SeMl"iC.C5S THT F A MOTH'S 15. FIRM IN THC- SAM'S Htsje WHO HAV. A'DVORTCl'Se.T) IT &vcRXUHOR.e THAT X A-KOT Meija era, and never has been chang ed. There are IS high class ladies, :t0 adies of han-nin rank, 10 ladies ac corded hau-uin privileges, and alto gether about 140 employe. These women hank as follows: The shoki, of the shin-nin rank Imperial appointment, tenji, gon tenki, shoki, gon shoki myobu, gon myobu. all of whom ure high-class Irdies of the Imperial court; the joju and gon joju, who are of the han-pin rank. Each of these ladies has from one to several women employed as servant. These formidable court ladies hav-v held sway in the section of the Im perial Houchold where men nre not permitted to control. The majority came from the families of titled no bilitv, the priests of the Kanio, the! Sumiyoshi and other notable Shintto shrines or other distinguished famil ies. The ladies above the rank of Myobu were given the names of Gen ii, while ladies coming rofm titled no bility were given the names of two characters and those from the samurai families Tiames of one character. The salary of the first class teni is 5.000 yen a year and that of the second class 4.000 yen, which is larger than many officials of the ImePrial Household de partment. As the Prince Regent aims at econo my of his "Household, the minister .tl" the Imperial House is reported to have drafted a new system of court Indie. It is understood that the number of ladies will bo limited to 5 or (. The i'hoice of the ladies to serve the Im pel ial court has been entrusted to Bar on Omori and Count Chimin, the two chief attendants on the Empress and the Prince 'Regent, respectively. sS sssilsjn rssiirsir - Tailor Made Suits OF VALUE, FIT AND SERVICE Prices $58.50 to $78.50 FALL OVERCOATS ' Oxford Hand Tailored Coats, $75.00 0'DONNELL SHOES $6.00 to $9.00 Knox Hats The Toggery Andrews Bros. Wo clonn find pross clothes. The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the Skasp: store. Stilwoll's market on Fir St., next to tlie Harris Grocery. Wc have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE. Marriage In Poland. The avenie nuin isn't overjoyed to learn Unit w.lh his wife he Is act) Hir ing a biii;e loilowlnt; of lu-laws. But in Poland It is dlMVi-cnt. In the mm rlago contract the nuin does not In quire what a girl's portion Is. hut how many rotative (slie has, as each one Is relied upon for a gift. It Is not unusual for the woman to propose a mulch, through her parents. THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS THE DOOR 'Ml Mi.Mi MVlNG. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACaiNE SaOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds ot machinery, automobile! and tnctort Ms. paired, overhauled and rebuilt Aicetyleno wolding of all kinds. i Cylinder boring and oversize piiton. , C-ankthafts, Pintom and Piston Pini Mtromn. Glre ns a trial D. FITZGERALD, Fro - The men of piuhty-fivp and ninoty yenra of ago arc not the rotund, well fed, but thin, spare men, who live on a slender diet, lie as careful ns he will, however, a man past middle age wiil occasionally eat too much or ol some article of food not suited to his constitution, emitting indigestion or constipation and will need u doso oi' Chamberlain's Tablets to move his bowels and invigorate his' stomach. When this is done, there is no reason whv the average man should not live to n rine old are. Adv r- Say what you wiil about druggist offering snmethinc "just as good" lie-j cause it pays a better profit, the f act still remains that ninety-nine out o. a hundred druggists recummcud (.'ham- 1 beilains Colic and I riarrhnea Kemrdy, when the best medicine for diarrhoea is asked for, and do so because they! know from what their customers savl Ot trrT IT Can Me iH'iiniMUMi on, run . T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards AMMUNITION Hats Coats ; Pants EVERYTHING for the Hunter TAXI 243-W Boston Lunch 20!) Fir Street 30c Meals and Up Served from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. Midnight Chinese Dishes Also TAXI 287-J Noodle House 1005 Adams Ave. Ftrit class Noodles and Chinese Dishes from 11:30 a. m. until 1 p. m. All kinds of pie, sandwiches and cofree. WONG SING, Proprietor Both Places I OREGON HARDWARE Xr TMDT "PTUriTiXTrTI nn Just Arrived ! A eomjiletf line nf Connecting Rod and Crankshaft Bearings for )issenp;('r oars and trucks. At Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS , Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. ' Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson The Magic Carpet At the telephone when you nsk for "Long Dis tance" 3011 nre on the liingic carpet of today. A wish expressed and your voice is where you desire to send it. V ;4TSBB In this service, distance is eliminated and in couvenicnee is avoided. The answer is prompt and time and money arc saved. a; J Home Independent Telephone Co. "BILL' HANSEN Contractor and lliilltlor Brick, Stono, Tile una Concrete Work Rcmorlellng and general con tracttiiR. No Job too large, none too small. No war-tlmo prices. !5 years' ciprrlence. Hee Die before yon let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th hi-:ai TIIH WANT ADS! DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Things Begin to Look Serious WILBUR I'VE SOMETHING 5TfiANGETO T.1LLVOLI- OUR NEIGHBORS. MRS DRAKE AND MRS LEE CALLED HERE fiHD SAID THEY HAD SOME.THWG OF A SERIOUS NATURE TO TELL ME - THEY 5TARTEDOUT 2Y SAYING THAT OH THE EVENING I WENT TJ THE MOVIE ALONE .SOMETHING AWFUL !.??:: 'to -Then they started to cry and got .-i'AHO LEFT AtJO NEVER FINISHED IT 1 ... TM05T HAVE BEEN -I UK IT WORRlEO ME AHO YESTERDAY I GOT TO THINKING ABOUT IT AND WEN" TO THE PHONE TO CALLVOU WHEN I HEARD SOMEONE. ON THE J.INE MEMV'.OM MV NAME - I LISTENED, AND ONE VfOI '.AU ASKED IF MRS. DUFF WAS GOING TO GET A DIVORCE. AND THE OTHER ONEJ AID. '1 SHOULD THINK SHE WOULD' r I I (those KIND c f old ' I s v I , J GOSSIPER3 MrXE ? a iioTE L. X 7 ; 1 V DOOC ! J THEV MUST HAVE 8EI J I O1- y v XJ5V SOME CRAY MuTTil, W-- r0 T'V iT l MR. Wilbur duff - I'VE BEEN ADVISED ON GouV athoritv That some. cakrh-oS on has br: em going on in VouR APARTMENT AND W.NT tO SAY IF IT CONTINUES TO fSE KEPFAT-D VOU VII LL B TVIROVMFD OUT - SIGHNED- IU - la-nta-i B? Allman I? Li 4 4? 4tf4? ipp4p4f?i?i Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, 'Ambulance Ser ?icu. Day, Phono Main 62, Night Phone, Main 745, jfi' 1505 Fourth Bt, I? La Grande, Oregon. 0 o o o o i
