La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1922, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, October 28, 1922 PAGE 7IIREE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER :' Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY UfltKOPATIHO PHVSICIAN8 I'll. .1. 1,. mill . M.Wir;.ll''.T INCil.K ll:ll. n,K lis. Ii.,'l!. , Women llllil V"!1""" "I itilly. IIITIi.i phonr , ,:' '""'" lllHlo Main Jut. I'HYSK IAYS AM) HI'IKiKO.NS HMO. H. VKHHS. M. r General Surg ery, orrloe over SllverlUoln'. Oftluu phone Main 112; ATTOK.XfSYb COOHKAN and KHKRIIAHD eo. T Cochran and Culun R. Hborhard, At torniijr.. Lm Uraode National Unil Bulldluic. CHIROPKACTOR. Oil. liKl.l.K SIVRIJS, ('hlronniotnr. New i-ul.-y l;uiht(i!u. lltmiM ID lu U a. n z t" ft p. in. unil 10 a p. in. 7-L't-tC OH. J. B. WOODHLLrailrouruolor ana Naturopath. Norvoua and chronic dlaeaaea a apeclaltv. Suits 2a, Som aer llldg. Over Bllverthorn'a. Ofdce toou.'a, 1U to 12 a. m., 1:30 to & n. 7 to a evenings. Phone 4U7-W. CO.NTKAUl'OUS O. J. McLKLLAN lUtftatered profoa nlonal Civil Engineer: surveying ami lata. Room 12, I.n Orande National bank HulldinK. Phone Main SI. WATDK1C t'IKE DR. A. N. MAYVIT..LK Special lit in chronic dlieaaen. Methods, Media no Therapy and Naturopath, tskfn and blood dtBt.-aneB. nurvoua diseases Chronic Headache, Eczema, Bcia'.ica. AppendlcltiH, Constipation, liowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dli"ji ca successfully treated. Phone Main ftSM. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool ldge Bldf?., oppoflito Star Thralre. Of fice huure, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00 V. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf lIAXO TUNKltK KXPKRT PIANO TUNING Clean ami voice your piano wjihout wxtra cliartie. Work Muriinlted. Call N.Av lln Honk Htore tor appointment. Uov" K. Phillipa. 4-lB-tr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY YKOMKIV. The ilrotherhuod of American Yeo sen. urande Hondo Humeaiead No 'tHHti, meets every first and third j nuraaity evening nt Kan lea Hal Uouie and inveatltiale the new pollete. All vialuriK inemhers welcome, W. T, fATTKN. Koreman. MAHI JjJ. MAVVIl.LK, Correspondent. L. O. O. M, Ia frande Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetlnKi every Thursday night at il p. w. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo ucD'a Muoneheart Legion meet sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Legion of the W rid meet aeconil Monday of eacb ny Mh. Vliltots always jvelcome. .1. .1. IIAItLAX, Tiictator, C. S. SHI'LTZ, Secretary. m. P. O. ELKS La Orande Lodge No. 411. Lodge meets each Thursday er enlng at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privilege cheerfully extended to all Hrother Ulki. S. LlAN CROWE, Exn Ruler. P. I. PFA'RSON, Secretary. rODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA la Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the flrat Thursday evening of each oonth, In the K. of P. Hall. VlaltlOtf nelthborj welcome. E. R. RINGO, V. C., JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. T. anl A, M. La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M., holds regular QGetlnga first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. n. Cordial welcome to all Idaaona. C. W. BINCINER, W. U. E. R. RINGO, Sec. L O. BAOLEB Aerie No. 269, meets every Friday night at Eagles Hail. Visiting SBesibera welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. lilRDSELL, Bee. WOOmiKX OF TIIK WOULD La CJianrle C:inip Xo. 1 '!!!. -Meets every Monday niutit at Fables hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. hues payable at iho office of the clerk. I looms 1M - L' 1' , Lu (irande Xjitional Hank Hhlg. J. J. MriMTIISOX, C. C. R. .1. K1TCHFX, Cleric. E.NIOHT8 OF PYTH1A8 Red Croai Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday evening In Castl.e Hall t K. of P. liall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vl.iltlng Knlghtn. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K- R. S. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, La Grande Lorge No. 17, W. B. A. of M. Lodse mecta flrHt Thuradav at 1 p. m. and third "Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Slit.-rs welcome. ( MRR MARY GALLAGHER, Commander. HARJORIE EATON, Record Keeper. O. B. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8., holds atftt-'d communication the sec ond and fourth Wedne.sdrys of each snonth. Visiting members cordially welcomed. NELLIE G. NETLL, W. M. ANNA H. GIIOVK. aec. IHTINGS OF TIIE DUFFS ; ; Friendly Tip " ZZ DYALLM AN ;j Puncral Seryl(;e Ear. I l, C K,RMR r7n fp!S,0----V) f'-'-T-C '-W oUNG) I lor, Licenced Emfcal- j iRi O'CLOCK SHARP" I JUST i ,. , DOLLARS- WOULD VOU ff Bt 61 AD )( voMMFAKl VE3 MM" ' MV WIFE OOTHERElM S m., 'Aml-nlinM Ro 1 V i ri KNEW SHE WOULD - MIND TAKING IT OUT K To ! ' , (Xu.to) TuU TH- ' J-FRONT AND I KNOW IF SHE J tner, Ambulance foUT- , - Yr ' 'VV JSSJ CoHel Toy 1 nee. Day, Pbono l' T--? ill 'WWW "r fr " ! Main ev mm O A f' i i iiiimiii-' 1 4 , -;; -i im; '" u- fc " ' ' - "..A- ' Want Ad s FOll SALK Ult TKAUfc) l''OU SALE Modern aovon room hnnst: new his barn; throo m-ros or soou limit, novel) iterea of kis Uirn. Olio cow, four lllllrll coats, star, appears at llm .Sherry Theatre Itet'H and furnilure; also oneiip "Don'! Write i.ellern." his lalesl lluiek truck, out" I'onl tonriiiKlnii-uirv, lie will be seen in a role t-ar mid olio .Mnrwell di'livery. Phimi lU-M. Iij-27-21 piuckd roit im.mi:diate salk A Ti-room house. 1 ucres lautl, 4 poultry buihliiiKs. "housiiiK ap proximately 700 While J.eshorns. l'nu accoinodaio liibii. Very handy feed room. Kloetrie lUhls lu nil buildings. ItiinniiiK water pipeil. One 4-year-old cow itiviiiK rich milk. Small tools. Also one ion coat and some wood if taken now. Two blocks from .Main street at 1041 Washington street. Kino lo cation. Kslahlislied trade. See owner at above address. Halter, Oregon. 10-27-Ut FOR SAI.fi Five room house.. InHlobhy returns il, but h keeps Ibo xulr.i limG Tli!,-,1 cl..ual 1l).4.ir!lH,.r mid llll. 11 lllll OC l'a 11 11 Wllicl) PAPKK FOB APPLE AND FRUIT Jioxes for sala at the Observer of fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf FOR SALK X nve. Tulip bulbs. 12,26 XKW JlOl'SK l-'(Ht SALK t Hi Fourtli street. J-'ivo rooms and bath: pave ment and sewer, all paid. See W. li. Jones at IJohnenkainp'a Ntoie. 10-7-ff KOR SALK At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also several used trucks and automobiles. We hav a iartre stock of used warts for sev eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co.. La Grande. 21-tt Ft'llXlSHKI) HOMK FOR SALE Nearly cw 5 room bungalow. completely furnished, on paved street, with nice lawn, good ga rago and woodshed. Want a rea- . suitable payment down, balance of purchase price can he paid mouth- II ,',((!. ' ' ' 1 0-25-t f . , . , ton big success. .-.......m. one of these, is Charles . Jones' FOR R KNT Furnished bed room !i(,,n lrom a hrH0 to the platform and steam heat. Inauire G04jof observation car while the .Main or phone Main 7!)L. trafn ts in motion, a feat reunimig 10-27-3t!u L'reat deal of darinir and agility. FOR KENT G room modern unfur nished house. 1'jOI Sixth street, l'hone 368-W. 3 0-2"-3t FOR RENT Rooms to rent lu Y. M. C. A, Homey and comfortable. Shower baths available juid hot water at all times. 9-8-tf U'ANTKD WANTED Messengers at Western Union Tel. Co. Must have wheel. Steady work. 10-27-2t WOMAN WANTS WORK 199-W. Phone 10-25-Gt NCHHINO l'hone J 802 H Ave. Uu9-B. itesidenne 10-9-lmp VOCAL KTFIUO Frederiko Schilkc. High Hchool credits given students. Phone 2'3-M. 30-5-tf WANTED TO RENT House or apartment, furnished or unfur nished. Inquire Observer. 10-24-tf Ladies Hair work done, bobs curl ed. Combings solicited. 1422 V avenue. l(K27-4tp DRESSMAKING Children's cloth ing and plain sewing. 1701. Wash ington. l(N26-12tp iugton. Phono 3fiG-S. 10-26-12tp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, J0o' Adams Ave. 8-30-tf NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitch, ing, pleating, stamping- and a fut line of stamped baby noveltie3 Mamie Duby, idW) First St., Baker Oregon. 7-24 -tf LOCAL CORSETXER1S for . Barclay Corsat. Mrs, J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenua. Phone U7-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Pi cot Edge, Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf LOST LOST P.iuii keys nn Adams ave nue, between post off ice and hos pital. Leave at Observer office. 10-23-tf How to get hack the Jay of life attend the Special Candy Sale Fri day and Saturday r't the Newlin Drug Co. Big ba of chocolates and chocolate nut clusters, 10c or men pound. 1H-27-2I " - . . . . - i NiNXSSSwiSrfNSiN' ilM. ,l0,t. 11IU11 B j THEATRES KOI 111. K STAI! Itll.l. AT KIIKIIIiVS KI'XDAY AMI MOMIAY (imi'lli HiikIiik' Wh l'liliuc "Dun'l W'llln I .I'll fix,", AiiiusIiik, Wlion OariMll lliiKlios. lht Molrn which jnst sails liis unusual ami distinctive persuiiaiily. Tlie play liives li i in evceil innal oiporlnnlly tor tile display of liis Ullciueslioiied talents fur line characterization, and thin new production marks the highest point in I ho motion picture career of tltrt popular star. . In "Don'l Write hellers" Ml' Hushes appears us Hobby Jeiilts. who quits Ills job at the Renin' sock counler when the war conies, and elllisls. Hecauso he is shorl ill slalure. when he arrives In franco be Is unsigned Ilie job of cook, witli which he is groin dissatisfied. Hobby finds a loiter in the army blouse thai his sergeant tosses lo him. The blouse is loo large, and Anna May Jackson, a Hiooklyn lac-I tory girl, bas seal with II. Anna hopes Unit Ui blouse will keep her "liiK unknown horo" warm "in (lie livni'hes." Hohby answers this Mter nnd ho writes many inon. building up a terrible story of th experifiices he has nndersone and the thinners he has faced. Hobby comes home eventually, and visils Anna as a friend of the "departed" Hobby .leaks, i Ho rows to love the tfirl ImnuMisely, yet be ut.mil tell her the truth. A NtraiiKe coincidenco helps him solve the iiroblom. and Anna learns the whole truth about the authorship of the ileiters. With this barrier removed Hobby can now tell her how liiucti he loves her. And also showing Larry Semon in "(Jolt." ClIAIiLKS .l()M:S' MM' .... . . i... .. H-ivfi.-ii The new Fox production, "West I01" ti" flu? Charles .Jones, has, according to advanced reports. several outstanding feat tires which are sure to make tins photoplay a and which is certain lo cause a thrill to the most blase audience. In another there is u no less ex citing scene, hut witli a comic turn to it. Jones, troubled by some men who are up to sundry crooked acts, determines to put the fear of God into their souls. To accomplish this he dresses the part of a ghost, and waylayiirg t he lawbreakers on a lonely road at night, causes them to do a marathon that would put the world's best runners to shame. The Mexican border, with all its romantic surroundings, furnishes tlie background for tin- story. "West ' of Chicago" will begin a two day run at the Star Theatre starting today and judging from t he advance notices, should prove of exceptional entertainment, value. In addition to this featuro pic ture, Eupino Lane, (he I'amoifs in ternational comedian will be seen in his newest comedy success "The Re porter." VAMPHil TOMINO IN A NEW DRESS Will him Fox's picturization of Itudyard Kipling's poem, "The Yam-1 pin," which comes to the Arcade j Theatre I'm three days beginning Monday, under the title of "A Fool There Was,' was the subject of one of the first productions which help ed to bring fame to t lie screen. What might have been a good phoi o-d ra mat iza lion of Kipling's poem then would probably suffer by comparison with a more modern production of the same thing; and the producer's indebtedness to "Tlie Vampire" has not as yet languished or turned to ingralitude to per mit R. With it more recent, adaptation and scenario by Bernard McCon ville from the stage play by Porter Emerson Browne, and more skilled direction at the hands of Emmett J. Flynn. William Fox has now to offer a second filming of the story. Obviously, the cast is also a new one, comprising stars who have in the past few seasons attracted con- ! La Grande I MATTRESS SHOP, and Si WEAVING WORKS jj J Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J and rrhulll. Fealher Renovating. , nag itugi ana Flute Rurb fur C'nrpet mid Hug Cleaning 0x12, !..)( and up Cbaa. Edwards, Prop, Phone 253-W I Cbaa. Edwards, Prop, ' li We i:ei eonsldemhln inonniiiln j , I J I Phone 253-W 'I J ellmhlnft Innltlne ufli-r "")' linnL.i lit I i iminOYmnn (9 S ' I EVERETT TRI E Xi if. siderable public attention, namely, , t i i rt ,i, i t.u-iu I'.MTene liiyiur, innn- in Stone. Muriel Dana. Aiarjone uuw. Mahlon Hamilton Wallace vviHm- , AT SIlKItTtVS TOOAY ON LV "WHKX DAWN CAME" Thousands of people have been eagerly awaiting the showing of Hugh E. Dierker's great photo-.i.-rimsi "When Dawn Came," and m -Mil now comes the announcement imu unh i.nmni- .hmm mm ... ........ its social premiere will ho given In headed by the incomparable luuuh the Sherry Tbea;re. producer and finger artist, Stanley No time or expense has been,Galioi Co., preseuling "Shallow spared in malting "When Dawn Smiles in Colors," a sliadowgrapliic Came" (ho greatest sensation ever I novelty showing many humorous shown on any screen. It has u scenes and mocha nical effects which compellhig heart appeal taken from have taken years of careful study EVERY DAY PRICES Good Beef Steak, lb 18c Pot itoasts, Hi . 12c, 14c, Kic l.Hc Boiling Meat, 11) 8c, 10c Bacon,' ll. r'c SiiRar Cured Hams, lb 2Sc Our large stock always on hand enables us to supply our customers' demands in an exceptional manner. Trade Here and Be Satisfied. The Grande Ronnie Meat Co. Week End Specials ONE LOT SAILORS $1-50 ONE LOT FELT EATS $2.50 LARGE SIZE HEAVY WOOLKNAP BLANKETS $3.98 ALL LIGHT PERCALES, per yard lite WHITE OUTING, per yard 20c BUNGALOW CRETONNE, per yard 27c HEAVY 8-oz. CLEAR TUMBLERS, f! for ....27c 3-PIECE ALUMINUM SAUCE PAN SET ..!).")C TOILET PAPER, five rolls 2.r,c INK TABLETS, three for 10c ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE BY CONDO't" ( . I lie bodc of life. I n see hen l)au n t .unu in !.., i-.i-,. a new lease on uie, aim l'Z! xiU. -faith in your- will be vour reward sen Also showing "Short Welghl, two reel comedy. COMEDY AMI SONti ARE THE FEATt RES ON THE NEW llll. I AT ARCADE THEATRE Sl'NDAY A viih'' leritorions group of vuude cliobest members appear at produce successfully: wpwlnlly I lino i"t;i ion (H tUKMinwrt t it o n or.M tieulur line of entertainment, lttw- j Ion and Vtiughn, u versatile com-! ody couple. "The lutei-nulioiml Com edy Citt-ups" in comedy bits and song hits. They are also well known dancing experts of (lie eccentric or der which they perform artistically. Anna lo Lard in & Co., a clever trio of Farce comedy producers In their bright and sparkling skit "The Surprise,'' fast as a bullet in action and the dialogue is snappy ind witty and put over wit li a punch that Is amusing. Vyvyau & kastuor. whose billing says they are I comedy character impersonators which is a treat, in vaudeville. The ' male member has a pleasing bari tone voice and the female is a lever mimic and pnutouiimb'.t which makes a strong and entertaining opener for this varied bill. How to get back Ilie .lay of lifej attend the Special Candy Halo Fri day and Saturday at the Newliui Drug Co. Uig bags of chocolates and chocolate nut clusters, 10c or i ;iSe a pound, 0-27--1 j RAGS Wanted at The Observer. The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the Sknffg store. Stilwoll's market on Fir St., nest to tiic Harris Grocery. We havo our own free delivery. WTC SELL ICE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS M.VIIIM-: Slior AND I'OIMlllY All Kinds of Mni-lilnoi v. A itlnmolttlcN iuhI Trurtni'K llrinilrod, Ovovluiulccl Mini lli'lmllt. Ai'R(ylRm W.'lcllni- cf All Klmls . Cylinder llorlni; ""d ivnrsm I'lKionH ' , Crankslmll.H, 1'lsloiiM mid I'lMlon l'ln KcKronnd ilv I's a Tiittl , D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS I ' Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockctbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson MriimitftiMtr New Telephone Directory to be Issued Soon Parties contemplating; ordering; telephones in stalled or changes made, please notify the office as soon as possible. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY li i mi miiiiin mm w lu i'I.i Money 6 No Commissions For Particulars Sec J. R. Oliver ! - i " S jmMm'. Wffi&XQk. Tailor Made SUITS f at real prices $rS.0U and up Tailored to your indi vidual style. See the new Knox Hats $5.00 to $7.00 Leather Vests $7.00 to $1 1.!)0 ' The Toggery Andrews TJros. Knox Hats 1 -.4. Snodgrass and Zimmerman u I. ! , ii ! '1 il ti H: li- j! :S; 'il IT 1 Si' ft it' i) W n Ml