La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 23, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October.23, 1922. THE I.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS pit. .1. I., ami int. M.rtf;Ai:.;r i.Mfii r ll.ilfiUMii.hii. r wiiini-ii ; V rlill.lr.-ii siiMi-mlly. orn.i. phnn., Main IIIU. n..l,ln..,. l,,. Mali, lui 2 rln;.'..". Pimirn.r Itlne PHYSICIANS AND SimiHO.NH OEO. H. VBHH8. M. D rienarsl Riir. err. office over Bllverthomg. office phone Main 111; ATTOK.Sfii'b OCHRAN and RBKHHAKD Jeo. T . -Cochran and Culon It. F.berbard At torneva. L Uraada National flank Building. CHIROPRACTOR. DR. Hi:i.L,E MVUliS. Chiropractor, New I-'oley liulUlnifci. Hour lu Ut 1': u. in., li to Ti n. In. iiml 7 lu g p. in: 7-21-lf OR. I. E. WOODBI.Lr-otiiropmctor and Naturopath. Nervoua and chronic diseases a specialty. Suite 20. Soni aer Bld. Over Bllverthorn'a. Office boura. lu to 12 a. m., 1:3U to fi p. m.. 7 .to 8 evenings. Phune 497-W. CONTtwiOTOKS O. J. McLELLAN ttte'.eiered profaa nlonal Civil Knglneer: surveying- am naps. Room 12.. La Grande National Bank Building. Phone Mnln 91. HATUUK CUKE DR. A. N. MATVIIjLB Specialist in cbrontc dlseaaea. Met hods, Mechano Therapy and .Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases. nervous dlsMastta. Chronic Headache, Kczema, Sciatica. Appendicitis, Constipation, BowhI louoie; all kinds of Chroolc Dlateta ca successfully treated. Plione Main E9H. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coot iGg HldK., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice boura. 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:30 to 5:00 p. hi. Consultation fre. S-4-tf PIANO TCXERh ' EXPRRT PIANO Tt:Nl.-;f, ;tean and voice your pin no without extra chare. Wont Ki'irsnieed. (:all Niw tn 1-tuok Store for apuoiatnicnt. Hoy K. I'liilllps. 4-15.tr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY YEOMEN. n'he Brotnerhood or American Yeo Men. urunde Konde HomeMfad No. 2886, meeta every flret and .third ThuridMy eveninKR at -Eeule Hal! . Lome end inveetiitate the new pollclea All vlaltlna memhera welcome. W. T. PAT'l'liN, Foreman. HAKf 12. MAY VII. I.E. Correspondent. b O. O. M La Ornnde Lodge No. ISO. Lioyal Order of Mooae, holds reitular meetlnKa every Thureday nlKttt at t p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men'H Mooaelieart LeRlon .meet aec ond and fourth' Thuradaye of e&eli aonth. Mooeo Leftlon of the W g Id meeta second Monday of each m 4-.h. Vlsltoia alwaya jvelcome. .1. J. JIAltl.AX. nidalar. ft'"8. SIli'l.TZ. Secretary. B. P. O. EI.KS I.a Grande Iodve No. 4tl. LiOdge meets each Tburaday ev en in K at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all brother Elks. S. r;:-.AN CROWE, Exalted Ruler. P. L. PEARSON, Secretary. ODERN WOODMEN Or AMERICA l.a Grande Camp No. 7713 meets on cue first Thursday evening of eacb Bontb. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. R. RINOO. V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. an9 A. M. La Grande Lodge No. , 41, A. F. and A. M., holde regular aaeetlngs first and third Fridays at 7:tu p. m. Cordial welcome to all alasona. C. W. BINONBR. W. at. E. It. R1NUO. Sec. I. O. EA3I.ES Aerla No. 269. meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting Members welcome. Z. LIIXV, W. P. JT E. BIRDSELU 8ee. WOODMKN' OH' THK WOHMl I.a flrnnilo I'amii No. -1 : . Meets every Monilay niKht at Kah.'M hall. Alt vlsitlnc; m-lKlihol-M wclconlc. riies paahlo at Ihc oirlce of the clerk. Itootns l' I -2 J . I.a tli aiulo National llauk IIMir. .1. J. Ml ltclllSON. f. f. It. .1. KITCIIK.N, Clerk. INIOHTS OF PTTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every Uonday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P. llall). at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. FRANK A. TURNER, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. H. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. La Grande Lodfce No. 17, W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. URH. MARY GALLAGHER, : Commander. HARJORIE EATON. Record Keeper. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 1J. O. E. 8., holds stated communication the sec ' ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. . m, NELLIE a. NEILL. W. H. ANNA 8. GROVE. Sec. Al.l. FOIl UK.NEIIAI. WAIlltANTS Notice is licreby eiven that all Enneral warrants have been called up to and Including October 14th, 11122. Interest will cease on Oc tober 21st. I!i22. EMMA FOWLER, 10-10-3t City Treasurer. La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and I WEAVING WORKS 1 Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J snd rpbulll Feather UenoTatlng. Rag Regs and Fluft Rugs for ' sale. i Carpet and Rug Cleaning Uil2, fl.50 and up ' Chas. Edwards, Prop. 1 l'bone 2C3-W Want Ad s -.FOB Oil '1HAUK roil salk Five room house. In iiulre 1D0S Third .street. 10-4-lf I'AHKK KOK .AWLti AND KKU1T Boxes for Ralo-at tlie Observer of fice. C h n. -" , 7-8-tf Full SAI.K Modern live-room house, hy owner, .phone :lx&-J. 10-14-tC I'lllt NAl.l: line-ion (j. M. o. truck. A hurgiiln. I'ucllic l-'rnitmiri I'ro-diit-c fit. 10-H-tr KOK SA1.K Pears mid six varieties 'whip of Miss .Mathis, who in -root apples at hargniu. John 11. (sponsible lor the adaptation of J'ieree, Krultdale. 10-21-2t "The Four Horsemen of the Apoen- .i n, i lypse" and "The. .Conquering I'uw- NKW HOlHK F()H WALK On Fourth er- U) the screen, has heightened street. Five room and hath: pave-1 the ,irH,natU rlfert of the Ktorv. ment and sewer, all paid. See W.itiia Kumriw. finish i.Uiv.m tim .n... ii.. ouiici m i uif iii'i Kii m p h More, i lo-7-tflt0 ItelirioiiH .uppleK, &ut boxeM. . Or ehard run. Cuiin out. ?1.?5 per box. lintiler, Oregon. Inquire Tuck er ,Wrehout.e. .JmbJor .Oroxon, liox " fG-21-til FOR SALK At bargain prices, two new tr 4o tors with plows. One tnte . lor second hand. Also several used trucks -and auto mo biles. We have 1 a larire m(k of aspd n.irr fur kiv. erul makes of ears.' Union Motor Co.)Hoston hanker s dauwhier who is Lu ramie. tf-21-tf FOR FOR KENT rtooni nrnl board, l'liona 21IC-S. .' . . 10-2il-3t 1'tHt HUNT Front Jletliooiu. i loae lii. Pllonu 4u-lt. - , lo-ia-ot KOR RENT Rooms to rent lu Y. C. A. - Homey and comfortable, tiliower uuths available nail hot water at all -times. 'J-8-tf FOR KENT Hteain heated furnisli- ed apaiimeiit. No children under school ute. Inquire K0G Vah Intcton Ave. ' 10-17-tf WANTKO WANTED .Middle-aged woman or lilixli scliool Rirl ,for llslit work, full 4 80-W. 10-21-3ll WANTED TO RENT Pasturage ron!'''r'" N"illiul" ' Area.lo Tliea eattle. Phone Farmers 173. 10-17-6tp ! ',e I'ieture Is one of especial In- DIIESH.MAKING 1701 WashinEton to-lire chaiMcierlzatlons and human avenue. 10-1 1-1 Jtpllalllies. The people in the play .' ' are Just everyday lolks who seem Nl lihl.Ml Phone stm-ii. Hesidence to really live on the screen The 1.102 II Ave. 1 0-9-1 mp plot builds logically up to a stroiH! VOCAL Krcinii I'rederlke Mcbllke.1, High school credits given students! l'bone 273-M lo r. if 40GV4 North Fir St. 10-10-21 APPLE packers wanted None iiieeu ujiply who are not exper ienced In wrapping. .Geo. W. Marshall, lmhler, Oregon, Hoy. .',. ,10-21-Ct MlBCELliAK KOU8 HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. iiirs. ij. n. iNorton, uo Adams Ave. 8-30-tf NEEDtECRAFT SHOP Hemstltcn ing-, pleatinir, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, 1030 First St-, Baker " Orepon. 7-24-tf FOR WOOD SAWING Call J. B. Al len, phone 200-R. 9-25-27t LOCAL CORSET1EKK for Barclej tors.t, Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Tnu. Phone 1.7-J. Strictly Castom-mtde Corsets. Guaranteed thrtug-hout. Alio Hemstitching anil Picot Edge. Work Guarantied. 8-1-tf A Classified Ad Will Do HI LOST On Fourth street or Adams between Fourth and Cedar, a svhlte nold laralier, diamond set and pearl drop. Liberal reward. Lenve at Observer ofMce. 10-20-3t We Offer For Sale . Siv-lotfl. each lot rontainlnr en acre 0 luml mostly in ulfulfa. .No hulld- inRs on this- land. There is one. half share water in Oekeler Pitch. Price. $27110.00. Terms, Jioo.no cash. ' Heven acres land one nnd nne-half miles from lit (Irunde. of which lliree acres is under cultivation in orchard lulled fruit. Seven-room house, barn, chicken house, cellar, a;ara(;e. Good lot of lools. Price I'wOn.on, part terms. We have vacant lots In any part of the city. Priced right. If looking for a home, see us. 1 La Grande Investment; Company I Itel.able Aaenta for Rellaulo I iMSUraoe roflipjuil. THEATRES MWK l.AKK THU1I.I.S iS rld.MK MKIHl.M -If you like a quirk-action ple turo, jammed full of thrilling situ atioitH, ifiiKliiiK with surprises and portruylnK the life or I ho under world, the society world and the spirit world," try "This Hole In the Willi," ut .Sherry's. Thrtklurn Ik n Maxwell Kiirfior production Tor Y.etro, adapted by June jMiHUIh from .-'red Ju.-ksnt.'x exciting melodrama, whirl. created a sensation , several years uuo in New York. Tho expert 'cral'ismim- l:il(ii-M . fiiuniiifr .tint von ilnn'l h.iv.. W1,it for the finish for sensa tional ei'lVi'ts. The pict urn lakes ihotd of you at the start and mips you . with tiKhtened luteruBl to the finish. Alice ake,iu tho star rolo.'cives the finest performances of her cn-rt-er. Tho deft surety of her toinh hax IiM leased -with all of her re cent pictures, hut never has she been quite so alluring, so much the mistress of emotion. As the rallrouflt'd to Jail and wlln works her' revenue through her siu'comk ih h psychic, medium,, she captivaU'S the spectators. Also shmviiiK a comedy. "KONt; OF I.II'K" HAS lllfi AIM'EAI, I'Olt I'.MI! SK.Y , Wlwt wire hits not at some time or other rebelled ni.-ohl.st her rale as a drudge, cook or maid In Hie bouse that was to have been a hap py home? Most wives have lived through H, some have preferred the divorce court. The happiest are those who either remedied the evil or succeeded in tludiiiK another point of view. This subject, a mailer or consld eniilou In nearly -very household is placed In the limcllKlii mid treated directly nnd dramatically lu "The Soiik of Lite," a production directed by John M. Slabl and Induy and Tuesday belne; presented by l.ouls 11. .Mayer Ihrouiih Associated jit;ii-nL iu noinen oecause oi us irue- climax and is net olf by Inlerior C" , w,,''"r . locations that keel' 0,le '" "ie nlmosphere of Iho story. There is 11 pleasini; lack of anything tinplnisant In Hie com plications in "The Soiik or Life." . A tjt()l SMIYSIC. When you "waul a physic that mild and Rcntle lu effecl, eay lo tain and certain lo act. take l 'halulicrla!if. Tablets. They are excellent. Goard Persian Monarch'a Jewels. In a safe In tho sbuh of IVishr pnlaee at 'JVhei'iin, milli.uiN of dollurx' worth of JcwcIk me hiddm nnd n hod; of f.0 armed men find employniHiit In guarding them. TO CAIN A ;OOI IttMM T.TI. The wuy to iz-.iin a jjood .pulaiion is to endeavor l bo what you iipprar," That Ih pi-fClMPty the manner in which ('hunibprlaiu'H Cough Itemed y ha.H trained it.H rep'nlation n a euro for eoiiKh.s, coldw, croup mid whooping eoiiKh. i:ery boltlo that haw ever been put out by the inanuractiireiH lian been fully up to tho hii;h stand ard of excellence claimd for it. I'eo pie have found that it can hn depend ed upon Tor the relief and cure of these ullmrnu nnd that t is pleawmt and fnfe to take. OUT OUR WAY THE. OLD CROSSING HAVE ID MOVE 5u6AS SOON AS hhus MP .i'.isiSof-fi .Mm$$WIk I'LL-STUFF THIS ( H'&' "WA sW&lt-- ' W$mMM&m PIECE OF WASTE. jiAf. rfS . THE OLD CTOSSNGr WATCHMAN VV1LL. ''6Air'' ''rom 'Bo to Beau1 Jefove w W,;n m enmvntlon at Chlrago '.nmf, out William llrjcs ns the ivK-(r;-:..iklnB Jobless tuul "broke" ! H.oiiter In town. They !rr"' i. i shave, sbampoo. lath ..! .u vo'lifs and n new suit. On ti.4 LVonsth of his improvctl up. I Muro Mayes set u lob. Pittsburgh's War "Memorial, a , Municipal Highway, Troves to Be Very Useful. (Hv AsHnrlfili'd Prown.) 1 iMTTflmntoii! Oct.- j,ittH- biirtili Iiiih of I'ici.iMy dedicated a $2.200,iMMl memoriii, to i(h souh and datiKhtei'H who served in the World war. Thn memorial is a nniui-ipul highway called The Houlevard of tlie Allien. It extends from the bufdnoHH section to the Oakland iUh I riet , a)proximately two in lies. When efly offlcfuls discussed Ideas for a suitable memorial, public opin ion was accepted as favorltiK n gen erous appropriat ion for any monu ment which iiilhl perform valu able, public service, and fir this way perpetuate the efforts of Pitta burh's service men and women. At Iho time the city faced a ser- - WATCHMAN WILL. Hlb 2"!. After fv'1 IlhlilUS ; FIWF HIMhV I IIIL IIIUIIIIIII 1 IS Ions prohlem. A (remendous iwuount 'of aulomoltile trallie helweon tin I rosidential suctions and tho husluess districts was compelled 10 nso u singie houlevard. Instant demand for a soeond artery of travel, punctuuttMl by hun-j dreds of accidents minor and fatal, caused the city council to decide) upon the houlevard memorial. I The highway, built chieefly of con-: jtTotv, is 4i feet wide." Conslmc Miou was beRim iu September, i'lJl., IsiurthtK at Crant sireot and Sec-' hind avenue, the boulevard stretches : liip a hill to the lllul'f and follows : the l 1 ii rf to Forbes sireut and Craft ; avenue. An extensive Hystem of re-i laining wall construction was neces-j :-ary. There are ntistreots crossing the! boulevard proper, and officials ex-. I pect that early moruinK and 1 m lo ' afternoon trallie problems iu the! downtown sections, will bo eased considerably, j Last month persons were kill ., ed in traffic, acriilenls in IMttslnirKli I and- the fatality i vol d during t he 'summer ave,ruKMl 2f per cent. A Classified Ad Will Do It! a i;rii.i:K.ni.i: iikiojiu. (Chamberlain's rounii J'.oincedy has a reinaikahlc reent'd. It naH liecn t.i io.o fur cohN', ci'oup unit whooping .oi:fth foe ainin.st In, If a century an. I , lies eon.slanlly grown in fsivor mil t ul.iiity as its goe 1 qualities critie (tetter Known. It im tlie sianil mi and main rolutnce for" those tlls (iisiis in tlionsiUlds of homes. VI l laclM tliat it cm always be depended upon and Ih ttu(e and pleasant to In lie are trreutlv In Uk favor when it i v;intt'il for chUdien. Red IVppcr Rub takes the "ouch" from sore, stitf, aching joints. It can not hurt you, and it certainly stops that old rheummii.m torturv at once. When you arc suliering so you can hardly net around, just try Kcd l'cpper Hub and you will have the quickest re lief known. Nulhinn lias such concen trated, pcuetratiuK heat" as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Kcd l'cpper Kab you will feel the Hauling heat, lu three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain and sore ness are gone. Ask any good drugKist for a jar of Rowles Kcd l'cpper Uub. He sure to get the genuine, with the name Kowlcs on each package. SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK When Mixed With Sulphur It Brings Back Its Beautiful ' Lustre At Ones Gray hair, however h.irwUrtme, de notes advancing aRc. We all know the 'advantiiRcs of a youthful appearance. Your hmr is your charm. It makes or mars tlie face When it fades, turni (jray and looks streaked, just a few applications of Sae Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. Don't stay Kray I Look young I Hither prepare tlie recipe at home or get from any drug store a bottle of "Wyeth's Sa'e and Sulphur Com pound," which is merely the old-time recipe improved by the addition of oth er ingredients. , Thousands of folks recommend this rcady-to-u.sc prepara tion, because it darkens the hair beau tifully, besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one imall strand at a lime. By morning tlie gray hair disappears; at- ut atiiuuiiT. application or two, its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you ap pear yeii.-a .younger. 15 Y WILLIAMS' Mr RED PEPPER FOR j RHEUMATIC PAIN ALASKA FURS JUST ILKCKIVIU) A ffno lino of ready-to-wear Alas ka furs which I will sell for a very rensoimhlo price. Xnu are all welcome in coino mul aee them, I also huy nil kind of raw furs and will pay best pi-ices. Chris Miller 151 A dama Ave. "BILL' HANSEN Contractor and ltultder Brick, Htone, Tile and Concrete) Work KemodellnR nnd general eon tract log. No job too Inrire, none too amall. No war-tlm price . 8(1 years eiMsrlonee. Hea me before you let four work. 1102 N. Bt. Cor. N & 5th The M. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc. A,, Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality 'market Adams Ave., nr.xt to the Skagff -storo. StllweU's inavUot on Kir St., next to tlie Harris Grocery. .We have our own free delivery. "WE SELL TCE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of riachinery, automobile! and traetorn pkired, ovorhauled and rebuilt Aicetylen welding of all HnrU. Cylinder boring and oversiw plttonj. t Ciankihafta, PiatoM and Piiton PIna ratroiiae, V,, GWe as a trial ,fa " B. FITZGERALD, Trap. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockctbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. , -Phone 474-J . Fir & Jefferson NOTHING IS CHEAPER " , THAN Telephone Service when you consider the value received. By means j , of a network of wires and delicate and cora- ; plicated switchboards, you are able to keep in' ' touch with your business and with friends whether far or near. Home Independent Telephone Co.i Money 6 No Commissions For Particulars Sec J. R. Oliver or infant, invalids A Children The Original Foe! Drink for All Ak Quick Lunchat Homc,Ofhcc(kFountnins. KiehMilk.MeltcdGroinF-xtractinPow drrbTablct forms. Nourithini-liocookloe. PaV Avoid Imitations and Substitutes I AHOOPING COUGH B If No "cure" but helps to re- V 9 duce paroxytms of cougliing, New E. WJj'' SHIRTS $2.ro to $:.0() E. & W. Semi-Stiff dollars , 50c nnd .'!5c Tho Now C!a! loose Iliil1(;i for Railroad Men Tailor Made Suits $58.1)0 to $7S.!")0 . The Toggery Andrews Unis. Knox Hats UlMkiiillsfc iSnodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenceii Embal mer, Ambnlnnre Ser vice. Dy Phone Main (J2, Night Phone, Main 713. l!i().r Fourth Kt. La Orandi:, OrcRim. i ! I ; if, ri III I V V A io Rub :; Caw (7 Million Jan Vni Km ). 201 Arfama Ave. Phone Main l:3 'I