La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 01, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text!,,?;i;:ri-:::,.--i-.,-J ' Wedn'-Mj November 1, 1922. TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVE?J , i, . . , ' i ii i i i - - " ( -r-'---."--,--j- v rrsv la-"-"'- Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY "OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S VI: ;' ' 't in:. M.w:rj,i:.:V i' I'.'l'r.'.M1' ''4'...1;'-''?'"'-'' Of mM. .1)4 i.si children Main lliii. -i.'.oiu. irii't' ph.in.- I.t '.UlHli.-i ntiltll.' ll,. li..: z rinti.i. Foinm PHYSICIANS AND STItGKONs Ha7,?5na- Mi Bur.-. ATTOKXKYh COCHRAN and KHERHAiiri " 4o-neya. CHIROPRACTOR. lV.. 'V.'' n Chiropractor New Foley Uuildimr. Hours ill t ii "' " " " ' l k p. Ml. 7-'. If N.urBoBY,hOI'i;'U-C,,,"'''''"''-'nd aeer Hlrt ,1. o.;L """" kours. 10 tci to 1 evenings. Phone 4S7-W. CONTRACTORS i " '''neori aiirveyln.- and E.J' nM?.".1, 12 l s """dc National Ban Building. Vhone Itsln 91. HATUHK CI 'HE J. MAyv"'LE Spoclallat in Tb.d.'"S"?-. Ml"". Mocliano blnP'Hi"nd Nt"ropath. Bkln and ?K,idl?'"'!,'"v nrvooa diseaaea Chronic Hcadachn, Kczcioa Sciatica APpendlclll.. Conatlpailin', BowH r.'0.' t""" Chronic Dla " .. auccaufully treated. Phone Main 69d. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool lda Bids., oppoalte Star Theatre. Of fice hours, 10 to 12 ,. m 1:30 , 6 00 p. m. Consultation free. l-S-tf PIANO TUNEH8 EXPKrtT PIANO TlTNIXO-oiean .,, yo ' your plniiu wiihciit exir fi u ' KiiHrnni. .'cl. ran NVnr U" ."?, Hlor" '"r appointment. lio iiiii.ips. 4-lr,tr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY .. YEOMEN, -ii? llrotlierl.oou of American yco fcen, Oranue t(,.n.i n XZ. ...coin every first and third inuriaHy cvenlnifa ,,t 1-:hlm.. i?1m;.""a lnvetiKale the new policies. Hall All vlaltlnif mi-mo.'ra welcome. w. X. l'Alll'j,, foreman. ' BAKK B. MAVVILUB, Correspondent. tO. O. M. La Orandc Lotlue No. 850, Ijoyal Order of Moone. holds reuular meetlUKa every Thursday nislit at 8 P. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men a Mooaeheart Leffion moeta sfic- ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Legion of the W rid nceta aecond Mo-idny of each m i:b. Vtaltois always jvelcome. .1. .1. HARLAN, Dictator. - C. Jj. Kliri.T., Secretary . P. O. ELKS La ttmnde Lodire No. 481. Lodge meets each Thursday t-ning- at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo prlvllegea cheerfully extended to all Brother Blka. S. D:-AN CROWE, Exa Ruler. rJ, PKARSON, Rt entry. MODERN WOODMRM OF AMFRICA La Grande Camp No. 770.'t meetaon the first Thursday evening- of each Month, in the K. of p. Hall. Vlaltlna nelKhbora welcome. E. H. HINQO, V. C, . JAKE HIIBTOCK, ClorK. . F. anfl A. M. La Orande Lodire No. 41, A. F. and A. M.. holds regular BaoetlnKa first and third Frldaya at 7:80 p. n. Cordial welcome to all afaaona. C. W. BINOM13R. W. H. E. R. RIN'(50. Sec. . O. EA3LES Aerla No. 269, neeta rery B'rlday night at Eaglea Hall. YlaltlOK Members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. BIRDSELL. Bee. .WOODMEN OF TUB WORLD La Grande l.'a in p No. 1;9. Meets every Monday night at Knglrx ball. All visiting iielgtiboi s wcleoine. Dues payable at the ol'ltcc Of the clerk. Rooms 21-2:', I.a (irainlo National Hank Ll.lg. .1. .7. MCRCHISOX, r. C. I , H. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PVTHIAS Red Croai Lodge No. 27. meeta every Monday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. FRANK A. Tt'RNEH, C. C. C. U GRAHAM. K. H. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of we Maccaoees, L.a tirsnde Loove No. 17, W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 m.. at K. of P. Hall. Vlalttng Flsters welcome. MRS. MART GALLAGHER, Commander. MARJORIE EATON. Record Keeper, D. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. B., holds atatcd coi.imoni.'Stlon the aec- ond and fourth Wednesdays of each oonth. Visiting members cordially welcomed. NELLIE O. NEILL, W. JL ANNA a. OROVS. Sec DOINGS OF THE DUFFS at TOMv.'L'ST LOOK- SEE HOW N r AND mist I now a-r -ru..- v r -s . y lak FS THE MOTHS GOT INTO THIS I W NEW RLAWKFT - Turvit ' T E?i ZLu PRESS OF MiNEl J I BEEN INTO THAT TOO - ' I i JUST LAEO WITH BIG f COAT- THEY GOT IMTO '1 ISN'T IT TERRIBLE ? Vi ft, IT BEATS ALL HOW ' f'n SUe,t r' V , . H0LES ''lL hAVB TO I V THAT To ! . -V ' ' ' j 1 'Z , " Want Ads POIl SALK Oil TKAUbJ PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE KAf.K A 5-room house. 1 .j ucres luiul, 4 poultry buildings. 'housing ap proximately 7iiU While Leghorn. nil accomodate lnnn. Wry handy feed room. Electric limits in nil biilldliiKH. Running wnier piped. One 4-ycar-nld cow giving rich milk. Small, tools. Also one ton coal and unui wood if taken now. Two blocks from Main street- nl J6I1 Washington street. Fine lo- euilotl. Established trade. See owner at above address. linker, Oregon. lil-27-tt APPLIES Orchard run. 5II hox. . IlrlllK lioxes. Call 2!i:i-.M. lO-SO-Ctp PAPKR FOR APPLE AND FRUIT!"' " ''"""'v vouth who uitj.ustly1 Hoxes for salu at the Observer of- serves a prison sentence. While! fice. Chap. 7-8-tf 1 1 Here he becomes anlllnlulcil with 1 ,, ,, Itwo crooks. When ireed he deter-1 FOR SALK One live column llur-! ,iu , 1 i, ,,,,1 rounlis Addini Machine. Ik l-ooiI as new, used very lll.le, will sell;,,,,,,' i8 ,,. 10 fr0,.,0!i . Vnort- at u sacririco if taken at mice leruis, if desired. Phone .Mala 5 JO. or write Dux 19. La Crauile ! Ol'.CKon. 10-28-61 k8...'" two'"; ' ,';::"':;', iz" :rJ: new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also sever.il used trucks and automobiles. We have n Itll'irA tO,-!.' n. n.,.o f... . oral makes of cars. Union Motor Co.. V"ri."K ''"f"1' " "ai" 'I;'"'""'niies La Grande " 9 21 tf 'r on,miltic power as the winsome ' sweetheart of the boy for whom she JVUKNISHICI) 1IO.MK FOR SALE bail waited so lone. Jack Mlllball Nearly ew 5 room huiiKalow. played lite boy wllh sympathy and completely furnished, on rnivedjnnderKlnndlliB. Harry Myers and street, with nice luwn, good rh-' t-'CorKe Cooper were two crooks w ho rape and woodshed. Want a rea-' k'MH the comedy moving briskly, sonuhle pnyniKUt dmvn, balance of i I'-dw-ard Connelly, who can always purchase prlco can be paid month- ly. Seo Hotel. Mrs. Ehell, at Foley 10-2f.-tf VOH SALE At a baiKaiu, a nice little rooming house, 15 rooms, all equipped with furniture. Ila.e to leave .town. Will sell chenp for cash, also six months least on building. One bock north of post office. For particulars, wri'e or see P. (I. Self, Enterprise. Ore., P. O. linx 762. 1U-S1-III fOR ItlSNT TOR RENT Newly furnished front i bed room. Close In. preferred. Lady onlv. . 2104 Third st. i.,n...i in FOR RENT Rooms to rint In y.'dlleer, Hal Roach, Is tile "gag" lor m. j, nomey and comfortable. 11 Shower baths available and hot 9-8-tf water at all times. WANTKD W'AN'I'EU Woman for general housework.: Phono Main 71.;!. lU-lll-lf Nl.'HHlNO Phone 1302 If Ave. 2U9-H. itesideneo ltl-9-lmp WANTED Housework by elderly party. Inquire 1412 Jackson. 10-:il-2tp WANTED TO RENT Hottsn or apartment, furnished or unfur nished. Inquire. Observer. 10-24-tf LOST Dncli keys on Adams nve nue, between postoffico and hos pital. Leave at Observer office. 10-23-lf LOST Span bay horses, with roafli ed ninnes and splits In ears, weighing about 200 lbs. apiece. Hotb had halters on. H. a. March Call Harris Grocery. lO-.io-lilp MISCICI.LArt KOl.S Ladi' Hair work done, bobs curl ed. CoBibings solicited. 1422 V avenue. 10-27-4tp DRESSMAKING Children's cloth ing and plain sewing. 1701 Wusli inglon. Phone. :ib'6-S. 10-2C-1 2t p HEMSTITCHING. Buttons Covered Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-110-tf NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitch ing. pleatintr, stampinit and a (ul line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duhy, 1J30 First St-, Bnker Oreeon. 7-24-ti LOCAL CORSETIEKE for Barclej Const Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Eda-e. Work Guaranteed WSti&t- .'! 8-l-tf State School Funds now available for loaning upon I'niou County farms. Interest 6W. Call upon or write H. E. Dixon, Foley Building. La Grande, Oregon. 10-30-tf THEATRES Tl'liX TO THU ItlliHT" ni:v screen dli.igiit, AT SIlK'llliVS LAST DAY ""Turn to the Jlighi," which irov cd Mich u source of wholesome de light ii k h play, yesterday opened u two-day run l the Sherry Theatre and In Its screen version II proves fair even In exceed tint popularity whirh ii recorded on (hi singe. Rex Ingram, the youthful director who won fame, through his (Ions l lie "f "Tim Four Horsemen Apocalypse" and "The Conquering iPower." has scored again in this Picture iiortrayal of John Gulden's singe success hy incllell hlulth ind John K. Ha..ariIt which is pre- sentetl hy John Hidden and .Marcus Loe was a Metro release. "Turn to the Itieht" Is the story :n 1 i.. I, , ,n,i, ,1,,, .,, ,,, ,,,. :T. .V.i' .... . . ,."'..1 V.'. 1. .. """n u nil in mmiiiu i "uiV U' A VT 9 Tl : l. . . out the miser, while the' influence 0( the truslini!, rellLious mother road .tit lovt and h.iiiness. Alicf Terry, the hcroino in "Tho Four IU)rsfiin'n" and 'The Cun- lie depended up painted the old skinflint deacon In a way that- left nothing to be desired. Others in Hie cast were Lydill Knott. Hetty Alle,n, Margaret Loomis, William Hletcher, Eric Mnyne and Pay Rip ley. I.Al'tillTEIt LEII.NS. ,IOY POCKS, .' .; PAKT IIAItOI.I) I.LIIYD COMIODY Harold Yloyd says thai It took four months to dope out the ending of "Crandi.ia's Hoy" . . thai final laugh Hint made. Its first audience. wl"'" 11 w" previewed 111 Long .'ctn-ii, i.iuii., laiign so ii ii i-i uiai ii Inquire n'1''1''1' "'' ""' l"'xl l(!.31.'o(n'iites. The hardest part of a rom " ledv. contends Lloyd nnd his pro- "nai iitde-oiit. , 'Grandma's Hoy" Is bailed Harold Lloyd's most pretentions comedy in u lineup .'of Iniigh-pro-(lilclng pho'tnplays Hint, have not had one mark against them. Lloyd's newest comedy Is always a slop forward, anil "Grandma's Hoy" Is a inighly big stride ahead. It Is In five reels and its laughs, Ihrlils and suspense are built around a llieme as serious as I lie psychol ogy of fear. Lloyd Is seen as Ibe bashful small town boy. Afraid of his own shadow. When his little old-fashioned grandmother comes lo Ills rescue with her great wisdom and teaches him Hie menulng ol seir-confldence, he makes the sleepy little (own of Illossom Head and the Girl in particular sit up and take notice lltrned. that the wnrm has "Grandmas Roy" Is from the story by producer Hal Roach, and Sam Taylor and Jenu llavez. Fred Newmeyer directed, and the east Includes pretty Mildred Davis, An na TnwnsPlld, Dick Sutherland. ( harles Stevenson nnd Noah Young. It Is an Assoclaled Exhibitors feat ure comedy and will he shown at the Arcade Theatre Thursday, Fri day nnd .Saturday. A GOOD PHYSIC. When you want a physio (bat li mild and gentle, in eri'ect. easy 1., taki nn. I certain to act. dike Chamberlain'! Tablets. They are evcelleiil. FIERY, ITCHY SKIN QUICKLY SOOTHED BY THIS SULPHUR Mcntlio-Sulplrir, a file-Kant cream, will sootiic and hc.il kin that ii irri tated or broken out Willi eczema : that is covered Willi ugly ra-h or pimples, or is rouKb or dry. Nothing subdue; fiery skin eruplions so quickly, sajs a noted skin specialist. The moment tins sulphur preparation is applied the itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczema is gone and the skin 1- d. ligl.lfully clear and smooth. Sulphur is so precious as a skin remedy because it destroys the parasites thit cause the burning, itch ing or disfigurement. Mcntho-Sulphur always hc.ils eczema rigid up. , A small jar of Kowlrs Mcntho-Sulphur may be had at any good drug store. Showing A Sudden Interest I Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. ItHAD THM WANT AHS! RHEUMATISM CANNOT EXIST in the human body if you will use Trunk's I'rescrilJtiun. It' is viilifiilini ! and preposterous, in fact, a pity to Uuffer with inflammatory, muscular, l'i.i!1't' "r y f'-'ni of Hheuinatisin. ' ,vu"k , I'i'csci.ition sells for 1.75. l.hM 1 icscrintion MOKS NOT ruin 1"! '"i'cn. it 1JOKS NOT depress thel hear'- --t 111! the lixwit ini t'oo, fooii: wish. IT HOLS NOT contain! 1 mercury, salicylate soda. 01 winter- .!.r"' . "r '''''.'. l"t it p.witiveiy ovcicoines any Kino 01 nneinnatism or l'""t "'1 earth. WHAT Ml IRK HO : ,i i,'.,..'.,i.. ... ,i,I; . !. , l,,xJU' -,',,.. t ('...,j.. " State Treasurer O.P.HOFF, Republican Candidate for Second Term Has Made Good Saved Taxpayers .$258,000.00. Refused a Salary Increase. Ilonost, Fair, Consistently Economical. He Has Earned the Usual Courtesy t v , f A Second Term (Paid Adv., James W. Crawford, '125 Yeon Building, Tortland, Oregon.) HALLOWE'EN JELLY PLUG 75 per cent Pure Sugar JACK-O-LANTERN EVERY DAY PRICES Gocrl licet Steak, lb.. I'ot Uoasts, li. . lioiling Aleut, II) liacon, II) SujriH' Cured I lams, II) Our large stock always on iHiMuiin-i ut;ii,iii!rt in Trade Here and The Grande Ronde Meat Co. We're Enthusiastic about Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries And of course, the source of our enthusiasm is in the product the high quality materials the careful inspection and on top of it all Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation. And if you need battery ser vice you know where we are I LA GRANDE BATTERY PTATION Willard atteries A. L. Crossman 18c -12c, l ie, Kic ISc He, ()c 25c ...28c hand enables us to supply an exceptional manner. lie Satisfied. Prize Winners i AN SCO IIAISV I'lHVI'O 'ONTD.NT KIHST-- Itiihv lliilmait Mrs. V. II. Ilolman Lliis Willow St. il'.IONII Aim siodilaril Mrs. A. L. Siodilaril I'errv, Ore. riniiii Holihy ,lolitison Mrs. l II. Johnson 1 4 0 2 M. Ave. I'OIHTH . Kilnil .Mario DiivIm .Mrs. K. (I. Davis 27IH . Ash Every other entry receives n prie. Pictures available now. VHr'. wtSLHiiiK;h wwtif.r.TS 1 The M. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc. ! Delivers the Goods J ! ' TWO MARKETS ; ! S The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the Skags store. StilweH's market on Vr St., next ; to the Harris Oroeerv. ; We have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE. J LA GRANDE IRON WORKS m m mini: shop am nuMiiiv All KindH of Mnr hlniM'y. Aiile.mil.ilon anil Timi-Ioik It n paired, Dvrrbiinli'd mi. I Hi lniill. ArotylPlio Wcldliit,' ol All Kinds Cvlludt'i' Itni'liiK mid Ovorsio PIhIdmh CrnnkhaltM, I'lNtimw and I'lMton 1'lns lU'firoiuid ' .'tvt I s a 'lilnl D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISiTeRS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockclbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. , Phone 47 1-J .,., , ; rii'.& Jci'fcrson in mrWi 'MafrWifflW New Telephone Directory to be Issued Soon Parties contemplating ordering telephones in-' si ailed or changes made, please notify the office as soon as possible. . ' '-j. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY mat iMMiwgsaawapiCTsisjaini.aijjji ow mt'i miw mw.p.'.i'in.i iii.lraHttiraiilTalisHiiia aila'tn Vlfn' 1 "" """ ' -TifamUr fwnn 1 Money 6 No Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver We get eonsl.le liuiliim: looking ui'te able our liioiiiitaln Iniiiks tit ii, lepot. BY allman ; ELKS' M9 SHOW f NovcmhiT 1, 2, ."1, and I ZubtT Hall Don't V Eornet It vf Tailor Made SUITS - ' rCi.OO and up Real valuer and tailored to your individual style. Ii. & W. Shirts and Collars The Toggery "Andrews '! KNOX NATS HEAD TDK WANT ADS! iMfimiiiirML ""S"!' 11 , WW 'if "t1 41 i rfr 4? t 4? "i? Snodgra's and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Einbal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phono Main 62, Night Phone, Main 745. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. w V 'i' r ' I V. V: W v- 4 4 a ..4a. V ,...JU,.