La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 16, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textf- r'- f k WV v r . Monday, October 1G, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified Want Ads i --------------- ------ I THEATRES j is....:...... J: PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY KOIt 8AX.K OH TUAUU 5 wm. mx A OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ,-.:I',OH HAI.K Flvo room house. In quiro luu8 Third street. 10-4-tf PH. J. I,, and Dll. MARrj WIRT tY!l v hlMr.-n a pv,;,,,hy. trn. ,,),"!..! lUuill lllll. IlrflWt.ni'i 1 rlPK.i. SoninuT lihu- I'UYHICIAN.S AND HLItdF.O.NS GEO. M. VRHIIS, M. D. General Sum-rbuD.0M.la0Vi;a:'1V,rU'0rU',''''1" ATTOHNKYS IOOHI1AN and B11EI1HAHD-Oeo T Cochran and Colon H. Kberhard At Bulldl'nir GraDde ""onal Bank CHlftOI'KACTOU. Dn. HHI.I.R MVRIiH. Cilriiirii-(nr NVw l-'ul.-y MllMUillK. Hours 111 l.i 12 11 m 2 to ft P. ni. n 11(1 7 Id 8 . in. 7-ll-lf OR. J. E. WOODKLU-Chlropraclor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic diseaaea a specialty. Suite 20 Horn Bier illila;. uver BilvertlKjrn'a.'orfica boura. 10 to It a. m.. 1:30 io 6 . f to 8 evenings. Phona 497-w. CO.NTKACTOKS D. J. McLELLAM Registered profes clonal Civil Engineer; surveying ano napa lloom 12, l.a Grande Natloua) Bank Building. Phono V.nln HI. nAl'URK Cl'ltB DR. A. N. M AYVILLEr Rperlallat in chronic diseases. Methods, Mccliano Therapy and Naturopath. Bkln and blood diseases, nervous diseases. Chronic Headache, ICczema, Helatlca, Appendicitis, Constipation, ltownl Trouble; all klnda of Chronic Dlaeis ea successfully treated. Phone Main 00;i. Room 1, 2, 3, second door Cool (dge llldff., oppoaito Star Theatre, of fice hoilra, 10 to 12 a. ni.. 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. Conaultatlon free. 8-4-tf l'"olt SA1.I-: Tulip hulli. len cents loitfii. Call a 13211 x avenue. . 10-1 2-tr PAPKK KOI1 Ai'H.K AND FRUIT uoxes ior sale, at the Observer of fice. ( h no. 7-g.tf I1'!!!! HAI.I'l Modern fivc-musil hoilao. lie owner. I'linnc 3SI..J. Kl-M-tf l''tlt It J-:.N"r sleeping roonia with linth. inquire Kin: SKlli atreel. 10.I4-3IH I'lHt SAl.J.; tlootl .Ini'Mry milk row, c. n. soon. t:is( or noiiiiim mm. 1 ii. 14 -:tl 1i I'tut HAI.K due-Ion u. M. ('. truck. A hiiiguln. Pacific Kriill ami Pro duce ('o. 10-H-tf Ni:w mu ni: rim hai.i: on i-'ounb Ntreel. .tfivo room itml hutli; pave ment ami sewer, all paid. Meo W. II. Jones a( !ohnenkulh's store. 10-7-tf Kill: HAI.K tine motorcycle In first i lana con. In ion. fully equipped. " heap. -Phone S3.Y. (i. S. lllr nlr, 1 a 1 2 1-2 Ailuina Avenue. 10-12, 14, Up I OR SAI.b At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also several used trucks and automobiles. W have a larne stock of used parts for sev eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co, I. a Grande. 9-21-tf KOK BUST PIANO TUNKItK EXPERT PIANO TUN'INfl Clean and voice your pluno willinut extra charge, ivoru ituaranteeil. Cull New llu Honk Store for appointment. Itov 1'J. Phllllpa. 4-K.. If FRATERNAL DIRECTORY VEOJ1K.V. The Brotherhood or American Yeo tien, (irnnde Honde Honieaiead Nu 2S86, meeta every flrat and third Thurail'iy evening at Kaulea Hall Lome una lnveailKato the new pollclea. All vlaltltiir meinhera welcome. W. T. PA'ri'K.N. Foreman. BAKI Hi. MAV VII.I.K. Correapondent, U O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Mooae, holds regular meetlnga every Thuraday night at a . v. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men's Mooaeheart Legion meets sec ond and fourth Thuradays of each month. Moose Legion of tha W ld .meets second Moiday of each mi' i.b. 'Vlsltois always Vflcotne. .1. .1. HAItl.AN, nir.lalor, C. H. S1ICI.TZ, Heerelary. I, P. O. RLKS La Grande Lodge No. 412. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo frlvlleges cheerfully extended to all mother Blka. S. CROWE, Exalted Ruler. F. L. PEARSON, Secretary. IODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La (jrande Camp No. 7 703 meets on tho flrat Thursday evening of each month, In the K. of P. HalL Vlaltloi! nelgbbora welcome. E. H. RINGO, V. tt, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. r. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M., holds regular meetings flrat and third Fridays at 7:20 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Uaaona, C. W. BINGNER, W, U E. R. RINUO, Sec. FOR RENT Rooms to rent In Y. M. C. A. Homey and comfortable. Shower baths available and lint water at all times. 9-8-tf WANTED WAXTHIl A lull hoy. mer llolel. Imiuire Hom-l-!4-:it VA.'I'KI 'I'liree or roiir-roont house. Furnished. Jwiuire (iray News Htaiul. 10-12-11 llltKHSMAKINO-avenue. Waallinglon 10-1 1 -1 2tp NI'P.HINti Phone 13U2 II Ave. Residence 10-9-lmp WANTKP Sewing. Children's eew tng a specially. Inquire 100C Wosli liiKlon. 10-H). tt VOCAL. .11'1'HHl I'rederlke Hchllko. Hlfc'h school credils given atiitlenta. Phone 273-M. lo-fi-lf MlHCGlitiANUOUa HKMST1TCH1NG, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. U. N'orton, Sftltl Adams Ave. M-.IO-tf moxtr nus'm" HO) I, NTIItltl.Nti nuiiina Immortal Tali- Makes Deep Impi-eiialoii nn .Motion Pie lurn Auilirnt'oa. Throe nenoratloiiK havo Thnlr SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY. HAIR DARK It'i Grandmother' Reolne to Bring Back Color and Luitre ta Hair A Slnux tily, Iowa, pollceltiiiu ' had a grunt dual of trnublii Willi i 'l ctirttiiu airl aillo-aiticder, whoin-j ho arrested itlitl wurned tiiuu and ( jaKaili. FinillilK Ills riinionslrallcfiaj of no aviiil, t lii officer murriod her to reform her. 8ieotliiiK la aaltl to be on (he Im-rfiiHo on ilio heals of intirriaKealile policemen in Sinux City. i Orcrr SO Million. Bottles Sold memories stirred a( (ho very men lioi of "Monle Ciislo." OrniKliin renls. fnthera and mothers, and children together build n vivid mind Imago at I ho 11.11110 of this stage elusslr and novel (he melodrama Hint has played upon lh emotions of countless audiences, the slory that is Hie. vory pillar of romance. It is. claimed that 111 plot has wrus more expectation, anxiety and sus pense from the Impressionable, and brauKht, more satisfaction with lis- solution (ban perhaps ony of the oilier old successes (lint Braced our times In days gono by. Though written nearly four scoro yars ago by Alexander Dumas, (ho novel It self has had a lniightly triumph. Then in 182. James O'N'eill n.ndo his stago appearance in a drama tized version of "Monle Cris(o" and for over twenty-five years ho lour- ed America in (he same plav. Then, would follow (ho enormous expense involved In tho construction of the "sets" and use of the co-t, titines that must he furnished to (he 'enormous cas(. And finally (be selection of a sapahlo cast for (he principals' roles. But It remained for William Fox to ctrciimven( all these obstacles by (ho sole method possible and thut was (o s(nr( out and produce the photoplay by meet ing all (.he aforementioned ob stacles. ' It seemed an if be said. "Hang tho expense and time, hut let us produce a renl motion pic ture classic that w'lll never be for gotten." And from nil appearances It seems as if his prophecy will come mid. So It is thul Hie children of Ibis generation who have never viewed Mono Crlslo" upon Hie Btago will now havo the golden opportun ity of seeing (his Immortal classic upon the ailver sheet where 11 is performed on a grnuder scale than ever aUemptod elsewhere. William Kox presenin "Monte Crisln" a( (ho Arcade Theatre to day, Tuesday and Wednesday. That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew, ing a mixture of Sage Tea and bul pliur. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades., lurnj gray or streaked, jut an application or two of Sage and Sul phur enhances its appearance a hun dredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mixture! you can get (his famous old recipe im proved by the addition of other ingre dients at a small cost, all rAdy for use. It is called W velh's Sago amf Sulphur Compound, 'fbis can always be lc pended upon to bring; back the natural color and lustre of vour hair. Everybody uses "Wyeth'n" Sage ant! Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair, takine one small strand at a time; by morning the pray hair has 1 disappeared, and after another applica tion it becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and lustroi,. Putting Her at Ease. We were helug eiilertalned nt din ner ut the hiiine of 11 friend who had prepared n iiiok( deleclnble inetil. Her dessert luid failed and she bad substituted pnine whip fur which she imide apology, I mid: "There Is nothing we like belter whenever I haven't much to eat fur a nieiil I serve prune whip and our family think they had a tlnu din ner." Chicago Tribune. Herote Measures. 'You mid your husband go awvy every summer, don't you?" Yes, but I dislike doing It." ''Then why do you go'" "1 linve (o have Tom live In a stuffy hotel for a few weeks every year to make hltti appreciate the way 1 keep house." Huston Trnnscrliit. A ;ooi l'livsic. You Can Soon Feel Its Strengthening,! Invigorating' tilect M all good Druggist Strange Marriage Custom. One of die strangest marriage eti tonif Is observed by some of lie worn- I en of Assiim. The brldo goes to fetch the bridegroom, and It Is etiquette for liliu to lilde and resist until carried off. Railroad Men! See fyie New ' ' Caboose Ruliliei' fur winter work. E. & W. Shirts and Collars. O'Donnell Shoes for Men, $f).00 to $10.00. Tailor-made Suits, $")S.oO to $7S.()0. Always I!est. vTic Toggery Andrews Bros. ssssW-WfTOWWjWWPfpWvlfpsss niiVs tlian-a farmer mfclit pussess against hunks mid foxes w!i Hlisit liiickcnu. Wlion yon want a vli '! Huit in fuilI ami nciitlo In rffoct, cany ti tako a lul I'ortaln to act, take i 'tiamlifi'lu in' i: 1 Tahli't. Tltoy arn ox!!" nt. r .MAK MlltHAV AM) ItlllOI.I'll VAI.KNTIMI AT HIIDItllY'S LAST HAY. NtiSDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitca inj, pleating, stamping and a ful I nut or stamped eauy novelties Mamie Duby, l'j:)U First St-, Bukcr Oregon. 1-24-tl FOR WOOD SAWING Call J. B. Al- len, phone 209-R. 9-25-27t LOCAL COKSETIKRK for Harder Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Ctmnell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets, Guaranteed throughout Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf t. O. RA3LE8 Aerie No. 159, meets every Friday ntght at Kaglos Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. B. BIRDSELL, 8ec. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 109. Meeta every flrat and third Monday at Eagles hall. All visiting -oeighbnra welcome. Dues payable nt tho office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Bldg. JOHN BCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHKN, Clerks LOST A Mark leather bill fold, he tween l.a Grunde anil Imliler. Coiv lulus reference cards Invaluable ?. owner. Liberal reward offered if returned lo Foley llolel. 10-14-2tp ATTENTION LAIll:s. l-'ine hulr displuy given noxl Tues day anil Wednesday at Andrews' Vur iely sloie. tiy Mis. C. K. .Morrison of linker. Kverythiiig perluinlng (o the lutest hull' styles will ba shown, t'onih iues solicileil. Kvrrybody welcome. ie-M-jr La Grande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP and; ! WEAVINO WORKS KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croii UdKe No. 27, meeia every MonCAy evenlnK In Caatle Hull (K. of I'. IU11). at 8 p. m. A Pythian wolcoM to all vlBltlnff Knights. FRANK A. iTimNEIt. C. C. C. U GRAHAM. K. H. S. i Mattresses of all kinds cleaned WOMKN'B BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of j i and rBbufii Feather KenoTatlng. i the MaccabeeH, La Grande LotJlie no. I . f-iufi nn.. ar 17. W. B A of M. Lodge meets first Hag HUgS idq iuii nuga lur Thursday at 2 p. m. and third sale. f enaay ai b p. m., at - "l j oirpet ann iug iranmg MRH. MART GALLAGHER. MARJORIE EATON. Record Keeper. O. K. B. Hope Chapter No. 13, p.E.B . hold atatt'd communication tha mc ond and fourth Wcdntdaya of c" ionth. Visiting nemberi cordially welcoancd. . . NELLIE O. NEILU W. U. ANNA 8. nnoVE. Her. Cbas. Edwards, Prop. phon 263-W t Counsel and l-.d p. Ttiej" that won't' be counseled, can nut hi tielped. Franklin. Her Idea of a Kod tlmn was to ko drivlne with tho Imtrhnr hoy in 111 delivery trurk. Klio had Joy-ridden, in this mannor for inuny months and expected lu for many moro, hut juxt then fa to ttlepped hi uml made the tenement he.uily tho toast of New York. How tli 1h tenement Idol met the sit- iiutiou inakew a highly interestinK Him play i-iilled "Tho Delicious Little Dev il. " Miss Mae Murray is the hriirhl star who plays the role of -Molly Mi'- tluirp, the former sweetheart of thej butcher hoy. Hho hiinK to the role. til) tho eliarni and vivacity that has made lier one or the most popular pluyeif) in the eountry. Included In the oxcolle.iu supporl- iuc rust in Ifodolph Vulentlnp, the mall nee Idol of the country. Valen tino plays tho part of a young man about town who ful Is inadly In love with Molly when she becomes the bright cafe flaruo around which the numerous moths swarm. "The He licious I. ltlk- Iiovll'' 1.4 one of those hu man little stories that holds your in terest from the sturt. Molly is a char acter that you will cry with, laiiRh with, and love with. Miss Murray, by j virtue of hor trainliiR with the -h-b-feld Follies, plays tho part of a danc er better than anyone else on the screen. t'omedy. "Stars ami Stripes." Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Where Quality and Low Prices can be lind. Diamond W Tomatoes .. 23c Diamond W Corn 23c Diamond, W Peas 25c Diamond V Apricots 42c Diamond W Pears 43c Diamond W. Apricots 43c Preferred Stock Corn, Golden Hantam 2i")c. Preferred Stock Fancy Melting Peas 37c Quality Brooms ; ...98c J. G; HOLM The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the Skags store. Stilwell's market on Fir St., next to the Harris Grocery. We have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE. GROCER . Quality and Service Main 43 lh-: - -- - - LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobile and tractori -, paired, overhauled and rebuilt Aicetylen wnlding: of all kind. Cylinder boring and oversizs pliton. Csrankihafta, Piiton and Fiiton Pint ragraiail, Cire mn a trial D. FITZGERALD, rrsnj. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Trice to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. TO GAIN' A Utnilt lll'.l'l I'ATION. Tlio way to culll u good reimUidoll is lo omleuvor ( be what you appear." Tbu( la preeiaely (he ntunuer In whleh fhaiiiberlulira roufc-li Iteineily has gained Its reputation ns a cure for eoilKh. rolils. croup uml ti'hoopintf cough. livery holtle that lias ever been put nut by the nuttiufnel urera hiui been fully, up lo (he hli;h atanil urd of exeelleuee I'lnllild for 11. I'eo nle liuvo found that It run be depend ed upon for the relief mid cure of thone iillmculs mid that It I" pleuaunt anil aul'a lo lalie. HOMAXCKM KVKIIYDAV MIT. Dnlly Odd and Curious .N'olea 111 f'ress Kverywliero. (Hv the Asaoeiitted l'rew) WASHINGTON. Oet. 14. Swiss Insurance coin pan len hove Increased their rates ou women risKs aa much ns 15 per cent. Tho rea son given is that short skirls, liiuli heelB, ami low necks Increase the likelihood of a woman inllihK and hurting herself or catching pneu monia. Michigan had a lnw which pro hibited an unnaturalized citizen from possessing firearms. The statu supreme rotirt said It was unconstitutional on the ground that It was not right to give o skunk a slronger weapon agalnm Its ene-. SPECIAL Automatic Electric Ironer Slightly used, but in perfect condition. For Sale at a Great Reduction Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson !i - r. i ;, ", iil-.,lm III Utt C' I NOTHING IS CHEAPER i'i T,: a. THAN ( Telephone Service when you consider the value received. By means of a network of wires and delicate and com plicated switchboards, you are able to keep in touch with your business and with friends whether far or near. Home Independent Telephone Co.i "BILL' HANSEN Contractor and llullder Brick, Htone, Tile raid Concrete Work KemndcllnR and general con tracting. No Job too large, none too small. No war-time prices. 8B years' experience. Hee me before jou let jour work. 1102 N. St, Cor. N & 5th IIKAI TIIR WANT AI1HI DOINGS OF THE DUFFS give, me maw 6 74 3, Ves pieAse sea ?743- I , As It Sounded to Torn, ! W. ( VTII , -r mj m mm' nmi' tmy mu mm mrr- M UMUiffiW n I I'm' i K'Lii. W ! U n I - BY ALUtAN j! fiSnodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal tner, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Miiin (i'2, Night Phone, Main 743. ir()5 Fourth Bt. La Grnndi!, On iftm