La Grande evening observer., October 20, 1922, Image 7

Friday, October 20. 1022.
TTTR LA GRANDE EVEXTXH OHRERVETv
w,i: SEVEN
Classified
PROFESSIONAL ,
DIRECTORY
"OSTKOIMTIIIO rilYSICIANS
Dlt. J. I,, nnd fIt. MAHOATinT IVfil p
rlrtirw
I'HYSICIAVS AND SI IKiHO.NS
GEO. H. VEIII1H. M nn .i o
' 0'JJC ver Sllvcrtliuiu a. Ottwl
ATTOK.NEYS
COCHRAN and RHRnuiuik. ,
Cochran and Colon R. Kl,erh.rrt 'til
JT'iII)"' L UraI"io National ilaok
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. ptiM.R MYRltH. Chiropractor NVw
l'ltley ltilllUiltil. Wonr 1( to 12 . m.
& i .t i. in. HMII , to p. 111. 7-:
DR. J. B. WOODKIjL OhlroDrantfM-
. Naturopath. Nervous and chronic
disease a specialty. Suite 20. Hom
ner B1k. uvr miverthorn'a. Office
uuu.o, w iu Li a. m., i;au to b p. K.. 7
to 8 evenings. Phone 4y7-W.
CONTRACTORS
D. J. McLKLtLAN RpirlntproH nrnfA.
uional Civil Engineer: surveying ano
.apo, uoom ia, J, tirande Nation)
Bank Building-. Phone Mrtin Ml.
WATUltIC LI KE
DR. A. N. MAY VILLB Special lit in
chronic diseases. Methoda, Mt-mno-Tberapy
and Naturopath, fcJkln and
blood dlneftsos, nervous (lineages.
Chronic Headache. Eczetnn, Sciatica,
Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Diseas
es successfully treated. Phone Main
613. Room 1, 2. 3, second floor Cool-,
Idge Bldsr., opposite Star Theatre. Of-i
flee hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:3U to 6:00
p. n. Consultation free. 3-4-tf
PIANO TL'NKItS
EXPKItT 1MANO TtINl::r! Clean snd
vomio your pin no without nxlro
cnarKe. work uuitrnntcer . Cn 1 N.
Iln Hook Store for appointment. Roy
to. j'lifiiips. 4-ir-tr
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
Tne Krotnerhood of American Yeo
en. Grande Konde Homealeed so
2H8C. meets every first and third
Tliuradiiy evenings nt KRi;es tlall
mine tinu investutnte the n?w policies.
All visiting members welcome.
t W. T. 1'AITBN,
Foreman.
UAKV U. MAVV1I.I.H),
Correspondent.
b O. O. M. La Ornnde Ledge No. -SS0,
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
mcotlngs every Thursday nlirht at V
p. i. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo
men's Mooseheart Legion meets ssc
' ond 'and fourth Thursdays of each
BQonth. Aloose Legion of the W rid
meet second Monday of aacb nv ;ti.
Vlsltois always Velcome.
J. J. HAItl.AN, lllcfitor,
O. s. Slll l.TX. Secretary.
I. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No.
411. lidge meets each Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and duo
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks.
S. l;:'AN CROWE, Exalted Eulcr.
F. L. PEARSON, Secretary. .
ODBnN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
l.a Orsnde Camp No. 7703 meets on
' the first Thursday evening of each
. nonth, In the K. of P. Hall, Visiting
neighbors welcome.
E. R. RINCIO. V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk.
A. F. ani A. M. La Orande Lodge No.
41, A. K. end A. M-. holds regular
aieetlngs first" and third Fridays at
7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
C. W. BINONKR, W. IL
B. R. R1NGO, Sec.
1. O. EA3LEH Aerla No. 269, meets
avery Friday night at Eagles Hall.
' Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. niRDSELU Seo.
WOODMEN OP THE WORLD La
. Oram's Camp No. ICS. Meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
hall. All visiting lelgaocirs
. Dues
; y'l Nl!ii
. clerk
llnn.l Hnt lllriv
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
EN1GHTB OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
lxdge No. 27. meets every Mend ay
evening In Castle Hall K. of P.
Hall) at S p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
FRANK A. TURNER. C.C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. It. H.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees. La Grande Lortlse No.
J7. W. U. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday st 3 p. m. tnd third Wed
tiesdsy at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall.
Visiting SUt-rs welcome
MRS. MARY GALLAGHER,
Commander.
: MAHJORIE EATON.
Recoid keeper.
O. a. 8. Hope Chapter No. IS. (;
hold, stated roinmiinh'atlon the sic
ond and f'.urth Wcdnemlsys of each
nunth. Visiting members cordially
welcomed jLib Q w .
l' B c.novr; 3-
'The Origina, Kood-Drink for All Ages
Quick Lunchrt Home Office Fountain.
tRich Milk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow
der fc Tablet forms. Nourithing-NocooWnc.
ayATwd ImitartOTS nt? Substitag
To ; is A ;ooi ki-:ittai'Io.
Thv ffav to c.iln a good p"T..'.ion
is to endeavor m be what v--m ..; pear,"
That is irtcifoIy the ttiairu r In which
, Chu)ikt-fatn'ji riii'ifii Ucindy 'has
r;iine.l its r'pi!i..tiou as a eor for
eon e lis. rn!il, rronp and whooping
cough. Every bottl that h8 mvvr
been put out by tb minutacturtn
Want Ads
KOIl H.ILK Oil TKADU
1'Olt SA1.K l.'ive room limine. In
iihIpo 111(18 Third trent. lll-4-tf
PAPER KOK APPLE AN I) FRUIT
Boxes for sal a at the Observer of
fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf
.', SAI.K Modem five-room house,
by owner. I'Jione HX&-J. Ki-14-if
1'nH SAI.K uno-ron (1. 3d. .'. truck.
A liitrfru.ii. lnciric Fruit ami Pro
duce Co. in-l4.tr
POIl SA1.14 SipudH, any variety
liny your wlmer potatoes now
Jay .Millcrlng, lslnnd City Ilonil.
. 10-l!l-2tl
Milt SAI.K linn hplfor, coming
ii-csii in KPhnmry. very Kentlo
I'hono 313-W, or mil nt Hul Y.
uventi lo-ID-tr
M HOrXK I'un SAI.K On l.'ourtli
street, l-'lve rooms and hiith: pave
ment nnd twwer, all paid. Seo V
It. JotiCH at Jlohncnkainp's 8torQ.
10-7-tf
KOR SAI.K At bargain prices, two
new tractors wrni plows. One trac
tor second hand. Also several used
trucks and automobiles. We have
a large stock of used parts for sev
eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co.,
La Grande. 9-21-tt'
FOR KICNT
AI'AUTMK.ST for rout.
Main 7 Mi.
- lll.19.3t
Knit KKNT Front Iteilroom. close
in. IMionc 4.'.li-lt. 10-l!l-lit
FOR HUNT Kooms to rent in Y.
M. C. A. Homey and comfortable.
Shower baths available and hot
water at all times. 9-8-tf
KOlt HUNT Itiodern tarnished
apartment. Phone 276-M. 10-18-tf
KOlt HUNT Stonm healed furnish
ed apartment. No children midor
school age. Inqulro 1GO0 Wash-
HiKton Ave. 10-17-tf
WANTED
WANTKI) A demnn.strator for the
Art Needle work. Andrews Va
riety Store. 10-19-tf
WANTKI) TO KENT Pasturage for
caltle. Phone Farmers 173.
10-17-Glp
lillKSS.MAKl.NU 17U1
avenue.
Washington
1 II-1 1-1 2tp
Nl ltsl.Ntl i'hono 20D-B. Itesldence
1302 II Ave. 10-9-lmp
VOCAL SI'l'DIO I'Yetlei'ike Kehllke.
High school credits given students.
Phone 273-M. 10-6-tt
iud'j Kortn Kir st. 10-lC-2t
JUHC'ELLA.tKOrjS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
.rs. L. H. Worton, 90t Adams Ave.
8-30-tf
N EEDLECK A FT SHOP Hemstitcn
ing, pleating, stamping afid a ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Duby, 1030 First St., Baker
Oregon. 7-24-t'
FOR WOOD SAWING Call J. B. Al
len, phone 209-K, 9-2S-27
LOCAL COUSETIERK for Barclei
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'CounelJ, 1104
O avsnus. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
La Grande
i MATTRESS SHOP and!
WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J
J and rebuilt Feather Innovating. !
Rag Rest ani Flufl Hugs for
Carpet -ndg Cleaning
Chas. Edwards. Prop.
Phone 253-W
otici: OF I'.K IM;SIIir
iissoi,rTio
notk'K is M:;ti;i:v ;tvkn, thru
tlie partnership heretofore exisiiiiK be
twffii lioHcoe It. Nenl unl Fret! iJ.
Oitkell, undor the pitrtnorship nume
of Ncal (.N);ell. l.i hrreliy flis-solved
y mutual consent, ami all mima due
or owinc to said firm will he collected
ty Frt'd fJitKkell, and all liithilitirH of
wild firm will he puid by htm, exeepl
a fx press, y provided by the. Agree
ment of 1 MsNolutlotl,
I tutoil ut Ui firande, Oregon, this
ITMh d.iy "f ' -rtobf r, 1-922.
FKKI) 1). CJAKKKI,!,,
HoMCOn U. KAI
in. it-it
has bfcn fully op to the liiyh Htand
nrd of PtrPMne elairnd for H. Peo
ple liuv fouml thai it ran ha deprnil
p upon for th rlii"f :inI rure ot
Hip.mi uilnifiit- and that I) is pleu-sant
an uafe to tnke.
A Cl.iMlfled Atl Will Do It!
RATS DIE
When
They
Eat
STEARNS'
ELECTRIC PASTE
It alto kllli mlot. otttii. pnilrt dor.
co7wt. W..1V4M. cockroitrhM. wir bu
Rd ant A lie hat cuniKlnc trnouch to
kill l to 100 rati or mlt. Ul It from
yur Jru or urtl atur dir todts.
ICADY rOK UfC-ICTTEII THAN TRAPS
j THEATRES j
AT SIIKIUSVK TODAY LAST DAY
"IX TIIK NAM 14 or Till-) LAW
I.ovbi-s of IhiiilH as dealt out
rapid-fire melodrama.! ic pictili'ii-!
lion of homv life slories. will finilj
plenty to sillisfy them In "In thn
Name of the Law." the latest Hole !
ortson-Cole production which hadj
its premiere, at the lieorsu M.
han theiure. New York City, liwt I
iveek, I
the production Is well cast, line
ly pholocraplicd and the story Is
one that holds lb" interest tlnouj;h
out. While the simple story of 'he
life of a plain American family
with the home life love, dominant,
t lit even tenor is disrupted by an
uctlon prompted by mother love.
After a series or thrilliim tragic
events, during which every phase
of human emotion is used to mystify
and attract, pen re nnd love returns
to the domestic circle.
The story is that of the loves,
adventures and misadventures In the
domestic menage of a police officer.
With two sous and an adopted
daughter the father and mother
are striving t' own a home of their
own. The father, one son and the
girl are breadwinners, while at the
mother's solicitation, the elder boy
is sent to college to study law. ,
Prom this time on tbu picture un
folds rapidly with many tense situ
ations. The bank is robbed, a po
liceman killed, Hbe boy is shot and
then arrested by bis own father.
Then conies the big court room
scene during which the boy. on trial
lor the murder of the oil leer, is
defended by his own brother.
Also showing Kraiiklyn i'lirnnm
In "The I'pbill Climb."
XO 1)11.1, MOMKXTS IX
iii:poni i:i missin
"Reported Missing." playing
the Arcade theatre today ami hat-
urday, is a ' nloviiig piclure 11ml
reallv moves. If ever the phrase
"not a dull moment." was riclitly
applied It has been to tills piclure
in which Owen Moore IK the leaner
of a company of performers who
havo completely mastered (he art of
entertainment.
The story concerns I he efforts of
an Oriental shipping king lo gain
control of a fleet of ships upon
which Owen Moore, as Richard
Iloyd, has an option. In order that
young Hoyd's option will lapse, the
wilv Chinamun arranges to have him
shaiiEliaied and then the fun be
gins. It Is just one thrill and laugh
after another and the comedy se
uuences produced a slate bordering
on the hysteria at yesterday's show
ing, particularly when Tom Wilson
as the hero's faithful colored ser
vant, began wielding a wicked
looking razor In the general dir
lion of the yellow cohorts of Oman
the vlllian.
Nlta Naldi, the slaluestiue Follies
beautv. attracted with her marve
lous gowns and Pauline Garon, I lie
flapper do luxe, had everybody's
eyes popping.
The biggest thrill in the picture
is a race between n sea sled and
hydroaeroplane which is followed
by a chusu In high powered inu
chines. i
The fight In the homo of Oman
is the greatest ever and one no
lover of conflict should miss. it
had yesterday's crowd hanging on
to the seats. If yon want lo be
thrilled, amused and have a chance
to hiss a vlllian see "Reported
Missing."
SOJ Oh' MKIV AM.-STAU
SPKCIAI,. IS fOMlXU IIKU1
"The Song of Lire," an all-star
production, hraldid an one of t he
most dramntle and interesting
photoplays of the year. Is coming to
the Arcade theatre on Monday for
an engagement of two days only.
It was produced by Director John
M. Stahl for Louis H. Mayer and
is a First National release.
Georgia Woodlhorpe, at one time
leading lady for Kdwtn Dootlt, pnr
t rays the cent ral character, that of
an elderly woman, who years lie
fore had left her home and husband
because of her dislike of the menial
tasks around a house and because
of her love for pretty things. She
realizes her folly when 1 lie happy
married life of a not her young cou
ple is disturbed for the same rca-
BOU8. I
Gaston- Glass, distinguished as
the star of 'Humorcsiiue," is seen j
as t he juvenile lead, while Gracei
Darmond, a famous screen star and
beauty, portrays I he ingenue lead.
Richard Headrick, four years old,
universally beloved for his work iii '.
"The Child Thou Oavest Me,- has
an important role, and Wedgwood
Nowell, a distinguished actor, takes,
the part of the heavy.
"FAST M All' ItlVAI.H
KANSAS TOItXAMO
"The Vast Mail,'' the Willium Kox
photoplay ojjerales on the
lines of a Kansas tot naito. Not h
ing in impossible in It. II sweeps
everything over which it parses.;
travels at the speed its name would
imply, and after all is said and
done, is of value to everybody. I' !
is melier melodrama, with the great
central srom- it terrifying race, au
tomobile against train, wit li t he
hro on board the fast mail, the vil- j ;
ian in (be machine, each of the two
men bent .upon reachitin Vicksburj; I
first finda-oneo there, battling for ;
near me over me prostrated body i
of i he gal.
We think litis photoplay is about i
ihe liveliest thing In films to have.
been presented in ha Grand fori
months, and its lightning-like cam-j
era "shots' of racing trains, dash
ing fire horses lyes, there's a Wll-j
liam Kox fire in It, tool, fist figh's,
shootings, foot-races and horseback
riding are Interesting to see bo-
caiiH' they show, at leat. that the
camera men are progressii)-, j
Ihe l-iist .Mail is showing av
the Star theatre today, Saturday
and Sunday.
The Beauty brigade ronaiata of
Itirla who rotn. to u. for the new
fresh toilet goods. .Newlln bru
Company, 10-19-3t
Legal Guarantee Givero
No nmmii . Kntf -no win t-olil ililiu wulk.
Ak to Ulu-o-nia I'ilu Trculiiuul.
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la flrmiilt' Oregon
uK
EVERY DAY PRICES
Coed !oef Steak, li
1'tit ita-tsts, li
luiilinjr Meat, Hi
I'acoii, lb
Siijrar Cured JIanis, 11)
Our large slock always on hand enables us to supply
our customers' demands in an exceptional niunner.
Trade Here and He Satisfied.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Jack-0-Lantern
1113 Adams
Cut down the Fuel Bill
Fill a g-ood oil heater with Pcflrl
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very little cost. And you can easily
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is wanted with no heat wasted in
unused rooms.
Pearl Oil is economical. Every drop
delivers real heat when and where
it is needed. Pearl Oil is refined and
re-refined by our special process,
making it clean burning no dirt
no smoke no odor.
Sold in cans and in bulk by dealers
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A fine lino of i-rudy-lo-weni' A I Ba
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Chris Miller
1510 AUiimti Ave.
"BILL' HANSEN
Contractor and Builder
Brick, Htono, Tile ana
Concrete Work
Ue mod ell ntf nnd gonernl con
tract. i ig. No job too Innce,
none too aranll. No wnr-llme
prices. U5 years experience.
He me before jon let jour
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc.
Delivers the Goods
TWO MARKETS
The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the
Skag store. St ..well's market on Vv St., next
to the Harris Groeerv.
We have our own free delivery; WE SELL ICE.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY j
All kinds of machinery, automobile and tractor. r
paired,' overhauled and rebuilt.
Aicotylen wnlding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize pigtons,
CiankihaftB, Piitonn and Piiton Pin. rtToan.
Give us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, rrof.
I
Furniture
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters at Price to
at Price to Suit the Tot
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J
NOTHING IS CHEAPER
TITAN
Telephone Service
when you consider the value received, By means
of a network of wires and delicate and com
plicated switchboards, you arc able to keep in
touch with your business and with friends
whether far or near.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.!
hi V
m ii m m
Money 6
No Commissions
For Particulars
See
J. R. Oliver
Cured without Surgery
MY guaranteed cure for
Piles Is a non-surgicul
method, eliminating knife,
operation, anatethetic, pain
and confinement. I havo
never failed to cure a case
of Piles in the history of mo
practice, proof of which may ho
q had by obtaining the long lilt of 0
prominent Northweit peoplo
whom I have ttcated. 0
I ram... all doubt a. ta Muh.
aar.aina lo refund four f.. If I f.U
lo euro your PIIm. Writ, or call to
day lor a.y FRtE aUt.
DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
SND AND MOMtlf.N POHrLAND.ORf HON
MINTION 1MI1 PAPER HCN WRITING
SUITS
Tailor Made
$."8.50 to $78.50
LEATHER VEST
$7.00 to $11.50
(VI)ONNELL SHOES
for Men
$0.00 to !).50
The Toggery
Andrews Urn.
KNOX HATS
Exchange
Suit the TocUetbooU
Fir & Jefferson
I'Snodgra&s
and
Zi
lm merman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main Night
Phone, Main 74.1
1505 Fourth St.
La OJramic, On oii
a