La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 30, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October !5w, 1922 THE LA GRANDE! EVENING OHRERVETC PAGE SEVEN .1 Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR? "OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS VII. J. I., nn.l Lilt. M . nn A rj IC'l INf'.l.K (l.-.l....,al. Dia. a or w.rtitu and (liiWlr.Mi a sp. --i:lt-. (liri.-t- phiin. Jlnin Hit. 1:.-m.i.-h.-. plume Main lui:. 2 rlntr,.. Puiium-i- niu-' PHYSICIANS AND KUKilCONS GEO. H. VKHI1B. M. D Ooneral Surg erjr. ofdco over Silver ihoi n'a. Oltlce pbone Main las. ATroitcriVi . COCHRAN and EHCnilAHO Ceo. T Lochran and Colon II. Khtrhard. At-S'StT- Crande National Bank Building. CHIROPRACTOR. D1J. lilM.Ui JIVMUS. C'lilropriK-t'tr, Vv tol.-y llwil.liti;.'. 11.1111.1 ly lo 1-j a. ni to .1 p. in. jitxl 7 lo 8 p. in. T-L't-lf DR. J. E. WOOD15J.U Chiropractor and Naturopath. N.rvoua and chronic dlaeaa.-a a apcrialtv. Rult 20. fom er Uldir. uvir Sllvrrthorn'a. Office hours, 11) to 12 a. ni.. 1.31) tu 5 p. n 7 to 8 evening. Phunn 497-w. CONTHACXOKS l. J. McLELLAN It. glalcred prntos Hlonal Civil Engineer: aurveyluff and artapa. P.ooui 12, l.a ijrando National Brnk Hulldlnir. Vhont Mnin HI. WATL'KK t;i itre DR. A. N. M AYVII.UE Special 1st in chronic dln-iiaea. Methods, Mchalio Therapy and Nnturopn th. Skin and blood dh'enses. nervous dlsensea Cbroulc lu-adache. Eczema, bciatlca. Appendlcllls, CoiistipHiion, uowel Trouble; all klnda or Chronic Discia ea aueceasfutly treated, phone Main 693. Koom 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooi IdKO Hldg., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice boura, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6:00 p. M. Consnltatlon free. 3-4-tf PIANO TLXKItM EXPERT PIANO Trxi;:n Clean and voice y.nlr piano wllhonl cxirw charge. Work K tiarnm..-.-d. c-ill .w.v lln Hook Store fur appointnienl. ltov E. l'hlllips. Air.-t'f FRATERNAL DIRECTORY ine MrotiierhuDU of Amcrircin yeo wien. tiranuo itundo HjiiH'MUd No. ZXSd, inet.'t8 ev.ry firnt liiid tliirrt rtiuriilHy fvoiiiriKH nt Ent.-s Hall uomu una invtsi,Kaie the ii-w pollclos All vlHiuutf rn;iiii)4-rn welcome. W. T. I'ATTKN. l'oreman. MAKI K. MAVVII.M3, Corri?8pondent. L. O. O. M. La Ornnfle Lodire No. 850. Loyal Order of .Moo.se, holda rt'ifular meeting t-verv Thur3c.iv niht at 8 p. m. at Odd tVllows Hall. The Wo. wen's Mooat'lH'nrt lfglon mi-eti sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Mouse Linton of the W Id tripet. second Monduy of each m' AM. Vlaitoia nlwavs veloome, J. J. JTAiCLA.V, nirtntor, C. .S. MIIITZ, Secretary. I, P. O. ELKS La Crunde Lodre No. 411. Lodg-e nu'utw earh Thursday ev en In tr at 8 o'clock. Home and dun nrlvilPKPfl cheerfully extended to all Brother Elka. S. J;:'AN enOWE, Exn - Huler. F. L. PEARSON7, Sroisiarr. ttODERN WOODMEV OF AMERICA La Crando Camp No, 7703 inoeta on the t Irat Thursday evening of each nonth, In the K. of l Hull. Vlsltlutf neighbors welcome. K. K. KINGO, V. C. JAKE HOBTOCK, Clerk. A. F. an1 A. M. La Orande LodgreffJo. 41, A. F. and A. M., holds reKillar oeetinKO first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. u. Cordial welcome to all Jacuona. C. W. BIN'ONER, W. U. E. R. R1NCO, Sec. . O. KAtJLEH Aerfe No. 2f.!, vieet Tery Friday nlKht at Eagles Hall. V;!tlns meaibers trelcome. Z. L1LLT. W. P. J. B. RIRDSELL, Sec. W'(0...i: OF THt AVOIiLP L:i C.iimuY Cjinip-N". -MeolM cery Monday n-H-hl ;il K;ils hall. All visit in tii ii:itiut welcome. Hues jta;lih' jit U.o oflice tf Iho clerk, i: no it is 1' 1 (IrauHo National l'.-mli IMitir. .1. .i. MrnnnsriN, r. c. Jl. J. K ITCH KS, Clerk. KNIGHTB OF 1'VTi fk-Ked Cros LodKO Nn. 27. moel.'A ery Mcnday fvpntnic In Can Liu ii ( K. of P Hall . at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vl.iltlnK Knik'hta. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. C RAH AM, K, It. 8. WOMRN'S RF.NEF1T ARnt'IATTON of the Maccabees, La Orande LoS,-e No. 7, W. IS. A. of M. Lodne meets first ThurMday at 2 p. m. end third Wed-cei-day at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall VlaitlnK fitters welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER, Commander. MARJORIE KATdN'. Record Keeper. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter So. 13, O. E. 8. holds stat'd fominunhation the sec ond and f-v.irih Wednesdays of each nonth. Vlalling mewbers cordial!) wolcowed. . NELLIE O. NEILL. W. XL ANNA S. ROVI:. eo- DOINGST)F THE DUFFS ' ITTT A'AJMI5TER- DlDVOU ClP I r' ' C fLS, 1 CUE55 I DID f ' - jj ) OAN-nee' El( L5t A FIFTY CENT v;AIT, I'LL : ! LOSE ONE- DID ) ( I JUST FINDING OUT ! j i ,T7 V- '! i PIECE, TODAY ? J LOOK AID J 7-1 VOU UND ONE., TT 1 HOW MAMV HAVE BEEM ' ' - r ' ' CTZI 1 1 T- .-t.y -V. SETi' J V VOONG MAM P x -ill.; LOST To DAV - VouKS ( . ! ' r i. Ay ' .' Ni5 W v.KES.mt-ri J Want Ads FOlt HM.K Oil KAUU riilCIU) KOIt IMMKDIATK SAI.K A 5-ronm liou.'. ly. arrt'tt land, 4 iuullry builriingK, hgusiliR ftp proxlmnwly 700 'hit LeBhnrns. Cuii iirmmotluttt loot). Wry hiimly f.'ed room. Kiel-trie IIkIh in nil buildings. KuiiiiIiik water piped. One 4-yenr-old row ntvinK rich milk. Small lools. Also one ton ctiul nud ttouie wood if luken now. Two' blocks from Mnin Hlreet nt 1641 Washington slreet. Kino U calion. Kstnhllsheil trade. See owner nt above address. linker. jU.07.UI " Oregon. OTl SAI.K Five room house. In tjuiro 1008 Third street. 10-4-tf HAiiirit i.viu a dpi w avrt vptut.' Boxen for ralo at the Observer of- realizes the enormity of his ialse fice. Chan. 7-8-tfi "''. "lecltles lo 'visit as a ; I'riT Ii il of liobhy Jenks who has, FOH SAI.K IS elKhl weeks old accordion to the slory he inreiils, piKS. Kay Allen, Ml. Glenn. !l u killed in the war. How llob- 10-2H-3II) Ft))t MALIC 1 healer. Tottery. 1(1-28-31 FOlt SAI.K Nine Shropshire breml: (ni? ewes, and' one buck. J. P. Dobbin, Fanners 2ux. 10-28-31 FOlt SALE Ono live column Bur roughs Adding .Machine, is Kood as new, tised very liule, will sell at a sacrifice If taken nt once. Terms, if desired, l'hone Main 52(1, or wrile llox La Grande. On-Bon. lil-2S-lil KOK SALK At baignin prices, two Was," lupins :i llin-t-ilay .Mi ne w tractors with plows. One trac-;KaKttniem at lh Arcado Theaiiv tu tor second hand. Also several used day is tin fad (hut niu!iiiii-pi'iine trucks and automobiles. Wo have; tans hae realUod thf Iremendnus a laiRe stock or used parts for sev-judvanco in cinema inakiiiK hy .cnm oral makes of cars. Union Motor Co.,' paring the now version of it ho fa La Grande. 9-21-tt'jmous drama with lite one mad. " 'vears alio. The onl v similarity is J-'UKMSHKI) HO.MH KOK .SALE n ,h(, Nearly ev room buiiKalow.! ' , . ... ,. enn.mMoiv fn.-nui.nd n., ,,vi A striking realization of the rapid street, with niro lau'n trnm! an. airf rame and woodKlied. Want n rea Konablo navmont down, balance nf nnn-hnse nric can lie naid inont h-' lv. Seo Mrs. Kbell, at Kolev ""'dem. Hotel. f)-2r,-tf!,iIl,ills ' i lelol lies; FOrj HUNT Furnished bed room and steam heat. Inquire 604 Main or phone M a i n 7 !i 1 . 10-27-t FOR KKNT ti room modern uufur nished house. 1 501 SiXt h street, l'hone 36S-W. 0-27-:it FOR HUNT Rooms to rent in Y M. C. A, Shower Homey and comfortable. baths available and hot. water at all times. 9-8-tf, WOMAN' WANTS AVORK Phono 30-25-tit 199-W. M ' RSI Mi l'hone Zvit-li. 13nj H Ave. JtcsUlenee lu-y-lmp V( m 'A L KI'l'Dlo Fredcriko Schilke. IliKh school credits given student". I'hone 27S-M. . 10-5-tf WANTKl) TO KKNT House 'or apartment, furnished or unfur nished. Inquire Observer. .10-24-tf MISCELLANKCJIM Ladies' Hair work done, bobs curl ed. 'Combings solicited. 1422 v avenue. 1 0-27-4 1 p D R ESSM A K ! NJ fbildren's cloth ing and plain sewing. 1701 Wash ington. Phono 3(J6-S. 10-2G-12tp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered Mrs. L. H. Norton, i0ti Adams Ave 8-UO-tf NKEDLECRAFT SHOP Ilemstitcn inp,' pleating, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby noveltiea Mamie DubV, 1J)30 First St-, Baker Oregon. 7-24-tf LOCAL COKSETlEKfc lor Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-ma tf $ Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf LOST LOST 11 iic h keys on Adams avo nur, between postoffict- and hos pital. Leave, at Observer office. 10-2r,-lf HOW I5K1TI.K TIIAX PIU S? The ouetirfii has been ask;-d: In what way a re Chamberlain's Tahb-ts PHperinr to the ordinary cathartic uiid lter pills? Our answer If, they are na.sier and more pleasant to take and their eiTeel Ik so jrentle that one hard ly realizes that it is prodne-Ml ly a medfelne. Then, they not only move the bowels hilt Improve the appctitn rtinl ttfn,r'hon (ho digestion. ! THEATRES AT SIIKIiHV'S LAST DAV liniiii.i: s r ii iiii.i. Leller-WrilliiK Itonuime in Can-Ill Huskies' New Willi. Cine of the most wholesome and enterlalniiiR pictures of l lie cm rem season was shown yesterday at the Xhoirv Theatre. where Carelh illuthes is iipiiniriui; In "Iioh'i j Write l.eilcrs," his lalesl .Melio re- I .Mr. Hushes plays the pari .f Holiliy Jenks, a clerk at Uio kciiis Isocks coumer of the lllh Hueel : Kmpm-iuiii. llobby quits Ins Jon lo jenlisl when Hie war comes, it ml is soiiu sen! lo nance, .mini i.i.o.s chagrin be is assigned the job ol conk when his division arrives llieiv. When Hobby reliirus home he hy s love lor Aiimi crows, and htm the aulhorship of the lellers is fl- mail v reveal. 'd. forms the basis ol one ol l he most whol.-sr.in.' and cbarmlilK comedies 'of ordinary folks thai has been shown this season. Also Miowins Golf." Willi Larry Semen, comedy klni-'. FOOL TIIKIIF. STIIKT WAS" I.Y IT-TO-DATK One of the print ijial i rasnn fur tin- unusual suct-ess ttf Hie William I,,,- ii.n,li,,ii.ni ,,r - A F.iol 'I'lii-re sllitles ol picture prodlletion niliU's jinuiediattdy the spectator In waiehing the unfolding of the dra ma Seltint-s, yoi;;e(ius and hi taste of relilieiueul; ; direeiion, owns miti and the pc-noral app:-ar-tlie new pie! ure make t he a nee ol old drama look like a dime novel with a paper cover. Banod upon Kudyard Kipliim's famous poem "The Vampire," the adaptation has been u.ado with an eye toward writing it about people of present day life. There is a modern note in the curreiu produc tion whith surpasses I he usual method of delivering a dra math l heme. .nt.'lle Tni'lnr and Lewis S. Stone ,)lay ln I,ri,il-ial rofles. "(JUA VDMA'S IU)Y" COMING "Grandma's Hoy" lives in Itlossom Bend, tine of those stow towns where the Tuesday morning express arrives Wednesday afternoon -- it Monday's train gets out of the way! Harold IJoyd is "Grandma's lioy," and his Grandma it .1 rs. Aiinii TowiiHeuil, a dear old lady 7! years old. .Mildred Davis is the hoy'i sweetheart. AM lw humorous, thrilling and amazing iron hies that "Grandma's Roy1' eneoimters in five leels were concocted by Hal Roach. Sam Tay lor and Jean Have,, who conspired to make this Lloyd's funniest com edy. Fred Newmeyer directed it, and H.'M. Walker contribuied his. own particular brand ol humor in (lie "sub-titles. In other words, all the brains and forces t hat cont riV-ute toward mak ing the Harold IJoyd conn dies that Hal Roach produces. I'or Assueint"d i Kx hili iters, t he best comedies in I the world wei-o behind "Gra ndma V lltoy" wilh lot) per cent effort. The j A rcado Then t re fs lia ppy to a n- nouuee that Harold IJoyd s newest comedy in- five parts will lie shown Thursday, Friday and Saturday. TO TIIK llltiHT" .NOW O.V TIIK St I Sherry's Tonioittnv ami YeIiicdn To the millions of I heal re-goers-who enjoyed that great '-si coined y drama hit of the speaking siae in John Golden'H ires'iitatiuii of "Turn to the Right," iy Win. h.-ll Smith and John F.. Hazzard. ami to th ot tier millions who loured to s- it, the news thai this (universally popular play has bt-ej t ra nsl.-rred to t he si rucii will pro e a joyful notice. This highlight of the staire char acterized as "liie play of mirth and morals,'' in its celluloid version is presented by John iGoId-'ii and Mar cus I.oew. It is a live Ingram pro duction distributed by Mirn Pic tures. and the youth Hi 1 director who won international fame lor his wonderrul scrtM'ii portrayals of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse'' and "The Conquering Power" hat added further laurels by this latent eieiiniii offering e Sherry's Monday and Tuesdav. ; State Treasurer O. P. HOFF, nopubiican (''and idate i'or Secoitd Term Has Made (;od Siived Taxpiiycrs I'oS.OOO.OO. . ' Refused a Salary Increase. Honest, Fair, Consistently Economical. ' lie Has Earned the I'sual ('ourte,v of A Second Term (Raid Adv.; James W. Crawford, 12.) Yeon Ruiklintr, Roriland, ()re(in.) HALLOWE'EN JELLY. PLUG 73 ppr tent Pure S!i.;ar JACK-0 -LANTERN EVERY DAY PRICES Good 'ttref Stoak, In 18c 1'iit lionsts, 111 Mc, Mc, l(!c ISc KoilinK Meat, II) 8c, 10c J'.iicon, lb 2.ric Siid.il' Curod Hams,' lb 2Sc Our largo stock always on hand enables us lo supply our customers' demands in an exceptional manner. Trade Here and lie Satisfied. The Grande Roiide Meat Co. Week End Specials ONE LOT SAILORS '. $1.50 ONE LOT FELT HATS $2.50 LARGE SIZE HEAVY W00I.KNA1' RLANKETS $3.98 AI T. T.ir.TIT PKI.?.r.At.KS i.f vard 1le I WHITE OUTING, i)or yard .'. 20c TOTMfi ALOW f'1JF.TOi'V. nor vm-d 97 p - HEAVY S-oz. CLEAR TUAlIiLEKS, Oior ....27c .'i-I'lECE ALUMINUM SAUCE RAN SET ..!5c TOILET RARER, five Ljnijiiiin, unee ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE I A I ''' f enii'ddi rahlo rnoiinla in . 0-f-0-0L-0-tl0-f- , 0-lt 0-u , jelimhin;,' InokhiK alter our liunltM al'l Dann.v Is Keeping Rooks BY A LILIAN i .' i rolls 25c i. ior ivc j I) SAYS RED PEPPER Ml STOPS PI I KhcuinatUm, himhacrn, nenritii, hack ! ache, stiil" neck, sore muscles, .strain, sprains, achitiK joint. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, jtM try lied" i'cpjKT Kuh. Notliinff ha such coiu-eiitratcd, pene ! tr.iliu heat ai red peppers, ami when heat penetrates riyht down into pain and comjestion relief comes nt once. I Jut as sotn as you apply hVd IVp- per Kub you fed the t'tiKlitiR heat. In j three minutes the sore spot is warmed through and through and the torture is Howies Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, cots little ut any drug ..tore. Get a jar at once. IK' sure to kv "i KviiMuiv, wiin uit nana; iuwiC9 on every pjckdco. A Classified Ail Will Do It! The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS ' The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the SkaRS store. SlilweH's market on Kir St., next to the Harris Groeery. We have our own free delivery. WE SELL TCE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS , m ( mini: snoe ami ioi ndiiv All Klmls i( Miiclilm-ry.. AiilonidliM. s nn.l Tiwti ll.-pulicl. ivei-liiinlrl nn. I Iti-lntill." Aopl.vliMif Wi I.IIiik it All KlnilK Cyllii.l.'i' liming nn.l (ivi-ijui' i-IsIdiih CrnnliHlmii.s, liHtoiiM nn.l I'hinn I'ium la-iti-ouiul l.lve I'm a 'I'tinl D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the rockctbook 'JCD DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 471-3 Fir & Jefferson New Telephone Directory to be Issued Soon Parlies conlemplatinji ordering lelepltones stalled or changes made, please notify the office as soon as possible. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY iwiiwutii ii iw iwiM Money 6 No Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver ELKS' '19 SHOW November 1, 2, .'5, and 1 Zuber Hall Don't Forget It Tailor Made SUITS $55.00 and up Real valuta unci tailored to your individual style; E. & W. Shirts and Collars The Toggery KNOX HATS i ItKAD TIIK WANT ADS! T mil mimwrrr rwarurn nrrr r -fr 4 4"4"44' Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Tar lor, Licenced Embal mer, Arribul.mee Ser vice. Hay l'hone Afain t!2, Niht PLcne, Mnin 74 150.) FoiirtX SI. La (irntide, Oreoti