La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 07, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, November 7, fU22.- THE LA CRANDE EVENINft OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Of o e Classified Want Ads ; 1 ,i PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY "TSsTEOPATHIC PHYMCJAK8 Dll. J. 1.. ami Dl!. VM!f; l:KT lc!l r lililrrn a F.-.-,:, u y. om.e nl,,,,,,. riS JJ"" r.o,K- Mnl'n 10 I. a rintrs. unnirr I'liif PHYSICIANS AM) SI IHiEONS ni,X?HR8- M' "neral B.ir. Suyan.0Ua!n0Vns8"v,,rt"u"''"0"l ATfOKMEYS COCHRAN and EHBRHAHD Geo. T L'octarao and Colon H. KlMrbarrT Al BulWhTi rM"" """" Bank CHIROPRACTOR. On. BRI.I.IO MYEIIR Ch!T...ritrtor, NVw hol.y l:uH.lii.K. Hoiira lu In 13 a 111 t ft p. in. unit 7 lu s p. in. 7-L'l-u OH. J. E. WOODRMl-hiropraotor ana Naturopath. Nrvou, and chronl dlaeaaea a apei-laltv. suite 20, B.uiit aner Bldif. Over Sllertliorn. OfJIce taoura. 10 to 12 a. ,., i:3o to 6 u. a, 7 to a evening. Phona 4y7-v. CONTKACl'OItS D. J. McLEI.LAN Riglatered profca tflonal Civil Engineer; surveying anci anapa. Room 12, l.a (Iranrie National Bank Bulldiny. Vhon? Mnln 91. HAXt'KK VVHK DR. A. N. MAYVIXXE Bpecla1.it in chronic dlfttasea. Aiathotlii, M;chano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood dlsuafleB. iiurvoua diseases. Chronic Headache, lOcr.t-nia, tafia' ten Append tcitts. Constipation, uownt Trouble; all klwfls of Chronic Difi."A ea nuccessfuMy treated. Phone Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool- Idge Bldff., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 6:00 p. an. Conwultatlon free. 3-4-tf IUAVO TUN Kilt EXPERT IMA NO TlTNI.rj Clean and voice your piuno wllhuut extra cuai'Ke. ora B"arntt;eU, fall New lin ISonU Store for appointment. Kov K. I'hllllpH. 4-15-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY fc YIGOMEN. The Hrotherhood of Ame-iran Yeo en. urande iionde t.Honit;Htead No. nieeta every first ami third Thuradny evenlnga nt IBles Hall All visiting members welroinu. W. T. I'ATTKN, Koroma n. HAHY B. MAV'iL,LB, Correspondent. L. O. O. M. La Grande Ledfcre No. 850. Ioyal Order of Moose, holds retjular meetings every Thurndny nipht nt 8 p. wa. at Odd Fellows' 1-1 nil. The Wo non's Mooseheart Legion meets occ ond and fourth Thursdnys or each aounth. Moose Lefffon of the W rid meet aecond Mo-iday of each nv j-h. Vialtoia alwaya Welcome. .1. .1. HAltl.AX, Plctntor, C. S. SHI'LTZ, Secrotnry. ft. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. 411. Lodge meets each Thurnday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cine privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Blka. S. l;"AN CROWE, Exa.'c- Ruler. P. L. PEARSON', Secie'.arv. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA I.a Grande Camp No. 7703 meeta on tlie flrat Thursday evening of each Btionth, In the K. of P. Hall, VUiUntf neighbor! welcome. E. H. ItlNGO. V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK, Cleric. a. r. an1 A. M. La Grande Lodg-e No. 41, A, F. and A. M., holds regular Beettnga first and third Frliiaya at 7:IP p. bq. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. BINO.VBR, W. U. B. R. RINOO, 8ec. t. O. EA3LES Aer I No. 259. meets every Friday night at Eagles Lall. Visiting fcsaembers welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. BiRDRELL, Sec. WOOUMKX OF TIIR WORLD I.n Grando fnmp No. 119. .Meets every Momlny niht at Eagles hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues payaldc at the off Ire of the clerk. Rooms 2 1-21', I.a Grande National Bank Itldg. .1. j. Mrncinsox, c. c. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croaa Lodge No. 27, meet every Monday evenlKg In Castle H.ill (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all v1p.lt I Knik-hl.-. FRANK A. TURNER, C. C. C. U GRAHAM. K. R. R WnMFN'H BENEFIT ASSOC! ATION Of the Maccabees, La Grande Lodve No. 17, W. B. A. of M. Lode metis first Th uriMlay at 2 p. m. e.nd third Wed neaday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Platers welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER. I Commander, MARJORIE EATON, hecora Keeper. D. B. B. Hope Chapter No, 13, O. E. B holds atated cominunlratfon the sec ond and fourth WfdfM-Mlaya of each oonth. Visiting members cordially tUbuafied. NELLIE G. NEILL, W. M. U 13 DOI.NCJS OF THEIJUFFS . Wasted Effort iJSKlwi r, HAVEN'T BEW FEEDING N COWPANV FOR PINMERTONISHTJVL (Dl 'J' l.C Z .. .(' )i? X." ) I J A A -V - . WILBUR VERY GOOO LATELV I JUOGIHG FROM THIS J---xA OR IS IT PLUM JZ2 4 .-S Nr WELL THEW.V.HAT C ' - A SO ILL SURPRISE HIM , LAVOOTl " I HftVE ANOTHER Pi E . Yr S (NO! )- DIFFERENCE DOES h , . 0n.JW,TH A HICE PlE FOr; 7 -V ( SURPRISE FOR , , f TELL BVHE ) t' IT MAKE? f -ft. :g3M o o e o KOK BALK Oil TKallU H'H SAI.K Three momiia old birdlj iloir. Phone 45:1-W. ll-4-2tjl l-'UH W. I.K 'umiry rlio;tl l'ii'7 Sixth Si. Inquire I 1 :itp AI'rU.KS Orchard run. fitic box. IlrliiK boxes. Cull 20:!-M. Itl-oO-Clp PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Hoses for salu at the Observer of fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf KOK SALK Arro tract, Good house. Klectrie -pump for Irrigating Priced to Hell, T. O. Ilox 82:t. H-3-Ct I'ltU'K leK.HT-fur MUii'k wilo. Nino A-l milk rows. Two heifers, ho:s timl chicken. ('ri-atn Hcpunttor, Milk route mill ii 1 1 equipment. In- MUitv Oli.sclcr. l i-n-:tp-J DtilicioiiH apples. Threw gradea orchard run Culls out $1.75 box, Imbler. Address Anna Marshall, I miller, Ilox 85, or call Tucker Warehouse. f.et your order In as all apples will he shipped first of week. 11-2-41 l'OR SALE At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also several used trucks and automobiles. We have a large stock of used parts for sew eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co. La Grande. 9-21-tf FUHMSHKD HOME KOK SALE Nearly ow 5 room bungalow, completely furnished, on paved fit reel, wiih nice lawn, good ga rage and woodshed. Want a rea sonable payment down, balance of purchase price can he paid month ly. See Mrs. Kbell, at Foley Hotel. 10-25-tf FOR SALE At a bargain, a nice little rooming house, 15 rooms, all ('(.nipped with furniture. Htitfo to leave town. Will sell chanp for cash, also six mouths leatu on building. One bock north of post office. For particulars, wrHo or see P. Ci. Self, Enterprise, Ore., P. O. Box 762. 10-31-61 FOR SALE Combination Heater, $12.50, round dining table, beds, sanitary couch, farm tools, harness, "etc. John H. Pcarce, Fruitdale. lM-Htp l'OR SALE HI22 Cole 8; seven pas senger touring car. Run .'1500 mc. Priced at $1500.00. Call Huick Agency, Main 587. 11-4-tl" VOH niriT 'Apartment. Tlione Alain l l-ti-::t WOMAN 1 ftiMV. iWANTS WORK Phono 1 1-1-fjt WANTKI) TO RENT IloiiRo or apartment, furnished or unfur nished. Inquire Observer. 10-24-tf FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment, above Palace Confec tionery. Apply downstairs- l-4-if WANTED Position as hniisekeprr. In lown or on ranch. Phone. 37S-U. 1 t-(i-4lp WANTKI)-A Kill to cook in small family with good wukcs. Impure ( ibsei vor. 1 1 -U-lf WANTED Girl or woman for gen eral housework. Mrs. W. D. GranJy 707 Grnnriy. ll-4-::t SAl.KSMAN WANTED Who will put In full tune pushing th snio of our splendid snjipl.f of fits! cIiish trocs and plains. Write for contract to day. Capital City Nursery Co., 42ti Oregon Hldg.. ftal'-tn. Ore. ll-ti-CJt rosx LOST nnrh keys on Adams ave nue, between postoffiee and hos pital. Leave at Observer office. 10-23-tf LOST Span bay horses, with roach ed m ti nes n nd sjd i t s i n ears, weighing about 1200 lbs, apiece, Iloth bud halters oil IL A. March Call Harris (j rocery. 10-30-fitp MIHUEl.IvAM KVtjH DRKSSMAKINO rnlldrcn'a cloth-; ine ami plain sewiriK. 1701 Wash iliKtoll. Phono 366-S. 10-2B-1 2tp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 9IXi Adams Ave. 8-30-tf NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitch iiiu, pleatinjr. stampiuir and a fut line of stamped baliy novelties Mamie Duby, 1930 First St., Baker Oreenn. 7-24-tf 1 1--at u-.i-ik .' I KOK HUM OH TKillB rT""""- r ...c .--rc,-. ' N " f s . LOCAL CORSETIERK lor Bardej Coriat, Mm. J. F. O'Cocnell, 1104 O gvgnua. Phone H7-J. Strict'.; Custom-mad Coraeta. floaranteeo throughout. Also Hemstitching anil Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf 71 j THEATRES j 'III MAN HKAHTS" BK'ITKlt AS 1ILM THAN ON STAC I J The mer., fact that a stage pl-iy scores a great success is no certain indication that a scieen pteyenlutio it can duplicate the feat, in fact tlfl odds arc against it, then-lore, when the film version vxceeds the excel lence of the original, it is a real tri umph for the producer. Universal can well' be proud . of "Human IKurts," the picturized version of Uai Riid's eminent stage success, whin swept the country a decade or so ago. It opened an engagement ol Unce days at the Arcade theater laU night and won the unanimous com mendation of the large audience. House Petors, one of the finest emotional actors in pictures today brings to the role of Tom Logan a sympathetic undei standing and dra matic ability of such a high ordorj that the characterization can well je ternud a masterpiece, of emotional acting- Throughout the production i.-. perfectly cnt In fact, it is one of the few picture that really deserves! the distinction of being called 'all star." Edith Bailor's work as the city siren marks her as an actress who;-i work will be worth watching. She: ponrays woinuniy soiioess ami coy- ncss, as well as hard hiurtedncss and' bitterness, in a finished style one sees all too seldom. Others deserving special in me i urge cusi are umskvii oimpso-i Wlh ,,. ,IOKs.sHtou of Intoxl-'-utlng as "Pa" Logan, Gertrude Claire ns.j()1im. Mll,i ,,,, hotiles r whisky "Ma," George llackathorno as Jim-; were roullKculed when the linker my Logan, Mary Philbin as Ruth.'luitN vun raided Btindny nl'teruoon. SnitK Edwards in the comedy relief The yilsoiW-i-s pleaded not guilty when part of the village cut-up. The puviim.lgned before Judgo Allen lost turtf was directed hv King Haggt1 ,ul11 Wrn l'lced under Mnt and it is of interest "to note that which were furnished. was this same King Rnggot th'it played the role of Tom Logan in nl sketchy photoplay of "Human Hearts" filmed many years back. Th? original and 1022 productions differ merce yesterday received a supply as much as day and night, but Hag-i()f fUhertu, grown by Ilurney Eld got's experience in the part fitted!M,n, on his farm In Eagle Valley, him to direct the picture far better! - . ; ' ' ' than anyone -else. I "Human Hearts" proves beyond 1 question that it is possibly to make, i a Ptctuies that one can see without he-j ing offended by stretched moral view J points. It leaves you with a clean ij taste in your mouth and a new rc-;l sped for the cinema art. J AT SIIERKVS fHHSON IS A ! KEAL "HE JUAN" STAR,! Rusting bucking bronchos has been,J Hoot Gibson's! long suit e,rer since I he was ankle high to a grasshopper.!! He is the champion horseman of thej screen and there is no one to say -him nay. In "The Galloping Kid,"!. his latest Universal starring vehi cle, directed by Nat Ross, Gibson',-! equestrian ability cannot be di.prov ed by even an audience of the ex kaiser's ex-Uhtnns. "The Galloping Kid" is an entire ly different brand of western. Th central figure in the story is a tramp cowboy who unexpectedly falls heir to a job as chaperon to a girl wh is far too pretty to live in the cac tus country. So the chaperon mar ries her to save her from the rest of the desert galoots. The leading feminine role is playe 1 by Edna Murphy who makes a very delightful opposite for Hoot Gibson Others in the supporting cati arc Lionel Belmore, Leon Harry, .lack Walters, Percy Chalknger ' and Stove Clemen to. ( A novel featur,. in "The Galloping Kid" is the fact that it whs for this picture that the famous Montezumi castle in Arizi..:a was photograph for the first time by a motion pic ture c.lmera. Also the comedy, "Twin Husbands" with the Carter He Havens. WTHIMV I'lil lT SOI. I) ALiiANV, Nov. 7. Krulla aliow Inn worms, him h or San Joi soalo arc being iiinrkol,.il In I.lnn lonnly ntfninst the law. arcordiiiK lo It. F. Willnir. ronnly fruit lusix'rtnr. a a rnsult of then,. findiliKa by thn Inspprtor. clealiTB nr i'0-oicrnlhia In an effort to proviMit tln xaln of tho fruilH thus Infi'i'toil and Hum provi'iit tho Rproad of tho dlwaHcji. KI3AI) TUB WANT ADS! Stale School I''nnd8 now avallahle for loaning upon Union Coiinlv farms. Imprest fi'r. Call upon or writo II. K. Dixon. Folcv IlniMim? i.a wranu'. iiri-ton. lo. .r'li, on EVERETT TRUE Ay t "?c50pv.e cot SGN'DInG- A HAIU lt HOI 1, lt '.UH t ItAkKK. Nov. T. ltuiirl Wrijiht JtKi:it XITS i:HlltlTFT) BAKER, Ore.. Nov. 7. Secretary Meucham of the chamber of corn- flR-ST -PeR-SoMLVoo SS trjfeJL' J IaHCM YOU CbKSWN-HiSRe -s cvith -bCood im vour eye. - ' ' mm n a This Coupon Is Good For . 50c One Coupon Acceptable On a Car Wash , Any Time Until November 9th. Rbesch Motor Co. ince Meat Time Is Here You'll need some mince meat for pies from now on. Quite the thing these frosty days. Our mince meat in bulk is equal to most home made with no work and no worry. The price is 30c a pound! PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY CALL MAIN 80 .?.?'.' Ii 0 . o o e By C'und ,Hf5(lr5', YOU awful crust 3it - - UK6 TH4T 11 luHAT 'S TH ... , a.,.-, I - It is believed that these are the first mm- of the variety grown In thai valley. The trees, according lo Mr. Hidson. are eight years of ago and have stood the cold weath er when oiltor trees have frozen. Ho also stated that the1 trees seem to bo free from all peals. The mils are of good size, very edible and compart, favorably with nuts of the same variety grown elsewhere. And Don't Find Either. When some people lose their posi tions they l(Hk around for sympathy instead of a new Job. I tost on Transcript. We fill any DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION Red Cross Drug Store Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE 0TTES 1118 Jafferson Ave. Tlte M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS 1 The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the Skng store. Stilwell's market on Fir St., next to the Harris Grocery. We have otir own free delivery. WE SELL ICE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All Kinds of Machinery, Automobile and Tractors Repaired, Overhauled and Rebuilt. Aeotylone Welding of 11 Kinds Cylinder Doling and oversize Pistons CraukHhaltH, IMstons and Piston Pins Kegrouml Give I s n Trial D. FITZGERALD. Prop. Furniture Exchange ' COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop, rhone 474-J Fir & Jefferson i 1 av.aWplaWjM.iliaiBIIIII llllll I WlIWttlt.MpWW 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 Money 6 No Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver We g-t considerable- mountain i limbing looking alter our 1 1 1 1 1 1 k m at (h' depot. BY ALLS! AN Oregon City Bath Robes $18.00 SEE Til EM Caboose Rubbers for Railway Men $2.:.o Tailor Made Suits $58.(10 to $78.50 The Toggery Andrew Kro KNOX HATS pijy, iiriTl,iiiIii ,i ii.nu.. , 4? i 41 if Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mcr, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phono Main t2, Night l'.,otiS Mnin 1 J ? 1 1';-;. U:- - ;'X