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V.;i-. Monday, November 13, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OKSERVER PACE SEVEN s r "" ' ' " Classified Want Ads I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY "OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS cliililr p.;.-ii.!iv. (n. ,.'. &tii In lefi. it pli'.ii.; .ni 2 ring. Komim-r lrln WiYHICianh A.vn mi ikjuons HBO. H. VEHRB, M. r funeral Hi,r ATl-OIIXKYK1 SOOHHAN and EllKltllAltlJ !eo T CoohraD .ml Oi.lon It. Ebc-rhard At- CHIROPRACTOR. on. niii.i.n mvriis. Foley lliiUillnu. , 2 to fi p. in. ii ml 7 in 'Wrnni-tor .Ww mi In tu U' a. m,. HI. 7-1! 1-lf OIL .1. B. WOODELL r.lilruiiraetor .n Naturopath. Nervous ana H?.ro" diseases a specialty. Bulto !q S "Wlf; ver Klln.rthorn's riffle. hours. 10 to 12 a m.. l:sn to . , to a evenlnna. I'tiune 4S7-W CONTUACTOHS McLELLAN Roistered profes sional Civil Jinglnet-r: surveying anii E"t,I' 0"?,0, l' "ramie National Ban Building. Fhone Mln si. WATUKU VI'IIR OR. A. N. MAYVILLK-Speclailit in chronic dlat-ua,-. MuiIkmIb, Mciltano Therapy and Naturopath. 61in and blood diseases, nervous diseases Chronic Headache, F.rzrma. Scla'ica r.,,l,c,u,w,iin, lun.iiipnnon. ttownl Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Du, i- ea successfully treatfd. Phone Main ojot ttoom l, 2, 3, second floor Coo! Idire HldlT., opposlto Star Theatre. Of fice houra, 11) to 12 a. in,, 1:3(1 to 6:00 p. aa. Consultation free. 3-4-if PIAVO TIMCIts EXPKRT PIANO TIINISCfloan and volco your pinun wllhout extra charKC. Work KUarnnte,-il. Call NVmv lln liook Store for appointment, rtnv K. I'hllllpa. 4-15-ir FRATERNAL DIRECTORY YEOJIF.N. The Hrotherhood or Ame'lcan Yeo en. tlrarido llunde Hoiiu-Hicad No. JHI. meets every first and third Thursday evenlnes at KuKlea Hal; Lome ana Inveallate the new policies. All vliltliiaT members welcome. w. 1 . l'AT-l'h:.N, Koreman. BAltl K. MAVV,U,B, Correspondent. It. O. O. M. La Crnmle Lode No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meeting every Thursday nlKrht at 8 o. m. ar Odd l'Vllows' Mall. The Wo aon'a Mooseheart Legion meela Hec ond and fourth Thursdays of ea h Bnonth, Moose Legion of (he W r-ld meets aecond Monday of each nv i .h. Vlaltoia always welcome. . .1. .1. IIAKLAN, nielator, C. H. K1II I.T'. Secretary. a. P. O. ELKS La (Irande Lodge No. 411. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at g o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. S. l;:AX CROWE, Ex.i - Huler. P. U PEARSON, Scie'ary. ODERN WOODMEN OF AMRRICA La Clrsndo Cump No. 7703 meets on the flrat Thursday evening of each aaonth. In the K. of P. Hall. Vlsltlug neigh bora welcome. E. R. RINOO, V. C, JAKR ROSTOCK. Clerk. L F. all A. M. La flrando Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M., holds regular BQuetlng first and third Fridays at 7:10 p, m. Cordial wclcomo to all MaaoDa. C. W. DINCINER. W. M E. R. RINCO, Sec. . O. BA3LRB Aerla No. 2r,. meots very Friday night at Eaglea kail. ,i-Vo Toniuicrclnl Ci'eainen,- hat fieon doing iui iiH-reisshig l.uslness foi several months, receiving bctwci n . ' 000 and k.omii pounds of milk daily. and dlstiihullng ft' i."" lo ."' i' a month anions the farmers of the .. Halites country. The plant employed six men. Ae-"onlin;v to Mr. Hill, ar-l-angemcnls will lie made Immediately for receiving cream until such time ar the company will be aide to care lot the full business. It is reported it Ford car was beard ' leaving the vicinity or the creamer shortly In-fore the tire was discovered. The report tends color to tile rumor that the fire was si-t Tiy some one. A carload of coal and a car of sugar just received by the i;ompauy were ' also burned. BECOMES t. E. 8. Hope Cbapter No. 13. O. K. B., bolda stated communication the aec ond and fourth Wednesdaya of each anontn visiting ueiuuers cordi&iij velconed. NELLIE G. NETLL, W. M. ANNA 8. OltOVF.. Hc. DOINUS OF THE DUFFS ( X ' .' 1 i fiN&fifTHW'S A FINE SITUATIOH"? 15 THIS THE. MONARCH j ! NK' VOO CAN'T GET THE COAL CO? WHAT? ) . R COAL OFFICE AND VOO I ("hat une is out or- 1 T T anvcol J . rW1 0 : - ' ' J c? - o o z ' y KOH HAMC Oil TKADU rA lJr.R FOR APPLE- AND FRUIT Ilexes for salo at the Observer of- fife. t n an. 7-8-tf l'OI SAI.I-; Four room liouse part uasemeni, nam, colli waler. ".aire 2IIII2 x. lilnli. U-ll llt- FOR SAI.K Two Chester While pigs, two mouilis old, $5.50 ciuh. -"'I'll .V. Ilirch. Jl-n-2tp i tm Al.L At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One true tor second hand. Also several used uucks and automobiles. We have a large stock of used nnrts fur koj. eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co., i.a uranue. 9-21-tl FURNISH!-)!) HOME FOR SALK .Nearly ew 5 room bungalow, completely furnished, on paved an eel, wlih iit,.n lawn, good ga- nim wootisiied. Want a rea sonablo payment down, balance of purchase price can be paid month iv. nco Mrs. r.nelt, at Foley lintel. 10-25-tf FOR SALfc HttJ Cole 8; seven nas seneer touring ear. linn 350U mile Priced at $lf,00.00. Call Ruick Agency, Main ."i87. 11-4-t WANTKD iNl'USixi; plum,. 2IIU-H. 11-7-261 WANTKD TO KKNT House aiiarlinent, furniHlietl or unfur- inshrd. Inquire) observer. 10-24-tf W A.STKI) Plain se w i n s. 14UC Monroe. Inquire ll-8-12tp WAXTKI) Work on farm by month. Address Ilox BUI, La Grande. 11-8-tf WANTKD, Apples N'o Oanos, mix ed varieties satisfactory. 163 anil larger on ton basis. Address Hod Top, Observer. 11-11)-;!! 1AI.KS.MAN WA.VI'Kli Who will pul In lull litno pushing Hi Wtle of our tqilcnditl supply of first class trees anil plants. Write lor contract to day. Capita city Nursery Co., 4ti Cregnn HI, Ik-. Sal'. in. Orn. ll-U-ut LOST Bnch keys on Adams ave nue, between posloffico and" bos pilnl. Leave at Observer office. 10-23-tf MLSCELLANI!0 XH.AT, I'MI-'OUMKI. .Mi-:ssi:x(iicii ll-7-Ct service, .Main 24. ' DHESS.MAKI.NO children's cloth ing and plain sewing. 1701 Wash ington. Phono 3;ti-S. l(l-26-12tp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. 11. JNorlon, Uu Adams Ave 8-30-tf NEEDLECRAFT SrIOP Hemstitch ing;, pleating, stamping and a ful line uf stamped baoy novelties' Mamie Duby, PJ30 First St-, Baket Orecron. 7-4-t; LOCAL CORSETIERfc for Barcles Corsat. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avsnua. Phone 147-J. Strictly Castom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edga. Work Guaranteed. J-l-tf ship prize plus trunsp riution awarded to the boy who nvtiU. Ihe best showing in his rlub W'i;; a:vi also in his community activity alms 'he same lines, was won by L'sst'.r Illoklaml. BUDGETACTED The; budget committee, composed of Walter M. Pierce, fieorge lien son of Union, and II. H. Huron of Elgin, met yesterday afternoon with the county, court of Union county and presented the budget which was favorably received by the couu- mount of Iho bud- xSlSSPW F. N. Ford Notary Public KF.'AD THE- WANT AJIS! DIM YESTERDAY ........n -,'lA UKKTT TRUE THEATRES I, and piiizF. i:in; p.i,i:mii;i IN NF.W film , If it is possible to combine fast moving action and "something lo ibiuk abonl" it's done in "Afraid to Fight," the Universal attraction in which Frank Mayo slats at the Arcade theatre today and Tuesday II Is the story of the prize-fighting world, but au attempt has been made to mix physical blows with mental punches. Kvtiry part 111 Ihe Htory Illustrates somtbing about Ihe soul of a mull laboring under the stigma of cowardice. The big "kick" In the story comes when bo has lo take a' horsewhip ping from an enemy in front of ihe gll-1 he loves, because he Is bound j by bis wonl of honor not lo fight. Ho appears In the story iis a world war veteran with gas-infected lungs. He has a mother ami lit t lo slsier to support and no job, and In a (1 1 1 1 1 ion. the kid sis needs an oper ation at once lo put her on her crippled feet. LlllaiKHich was engaged for the leading feminine role, both because of her general high standing in the industry and because sho has played in many Universal pictures and come -up to the standards. Wade Holder, l.ydill Knott, Peg- gy Cartwriglll, lloscoe Karns. Tom i Kennedy, Al Kaufman, -Charles llae-: fell and others were ehosi-n for J supporting roles. Lydia Knott has) been esteemed as one of the besl character actresses of any day. Tom Kennedy and Al Katilmifu beside Ibelr ability before Ihe camera, are Pacific Coasl ring champs and were invaluable in ihu staging of prie fight scones that a big clement in Afraid lo Fight." AT NHKIIIlV'S LAST HAY Homely Southern Spirit lll-aws 'l'4'ars ami laughs in ".My Old ki'iilucky Home." A slory of the homely Southern sentiment of mother love with all Ihe magnificence and grandeur -as only the Southern spirit can be por trayed is seen . ill "My Old Kon-i lucky Home," one of the big motion piciures of the year from an orig inal story by Anthony Paul Kelly. Tho picture abounds In. thrills, sparkling romance, and is of the melodramatic lype. It is saitl lo b lo tho South what "Way Down Fast' is to New F!nglaud. A young man, son of n proud ami haughty Southern widow,- Is finally released from ' Sing Sing where he has done' a term, hnvjig been railroaded. Upon hearing the strains of "My Old Kentucky Homo" he becomes homesick. His mother Is overwhelmed at se- lug him and while eni-oute to Ihe South he meets his t'ornii-r sweet heart on the train. The boy's mother has entered Dixie,'' her prize horse. In Ihe derby, and in one of the wildest racing scenes ever witnessed, "Dix ie" wins and the boy antl bis sweet heart come into Iheir own. Comedy, "Put anil Take " AT SIIF.HIIVS Wrili.VKSDAV, Tl'IOsrvr.v AND Itli.MK.MIllt.WCI-;" III "liemeinbranee," Ihe big Oold wyn special, coming to Iho Sherry theatre for tVo days, Ilupert Hugh es has again demonsl rated himself a film craftsman of the first order. The new photoplay is a companlon-piel-uro to Mr. Hnthes screen mas terpiece, "Tbe-Old .Vest," which-was 'if the few really big piciures of last vt-ar. ''Itoniembranee" does for Father vhal "Tho Old Nesl" did for Mo- hor; It presents the bead of the '.ouse In a sympathetic light. He 'comes first atei' everyone else" at ,ln the end he comes out strong. I'Pop ' Hrotit Is Ihe head of the lottsehold which has developed into 'spenders;" they look upon "Pop" is a "good Ibing" to he worked to the limit and "Pop'' works to the limit for his family. When the . , III- f Stale School F'unds now available for loaning upon Union County farms. .Interest G'.r. Call upon or write II. K. Dixon. Foley Kiilldiug, La Orandi', Oregon. lO-.'lo-tf There Must L .1 v 4'VM fN TH Ml OPUS OP Thc- AMO Trie rttDDLE OP THC COOT) THING MY UKAKGS HCrlp OR. XOU'O T35SN HU- DO tjOU KNOW WHAT LETTER J -S-M INFO'S t ft T Lu A WT YOU waier Is "Pop" Grout lo Ihe very life. He Is an actor of long - eab - lished reputation on Ihe stage and n screen a.,iii.sition of which film - oom should ne proud. Kate Lcslcr Is "Mom" and Ihe children are act- ed by Culleu I.andis. Palsy Ruth SI Her, Richard Tucker. Nell Craig and Dana Todd. Esther llalslon. Arthur Trimble. Lucille Ricksen, Max Davidson, William Carroll and Melvll llayward complelo the cast. If you enjoyed 'The Old N'esl'1 do not miss "liemom ranro." (liy Aasoclatea rreas. PEKING, Nov. --"KitMintr" is not a lost nrt in riiir.n. A youriK Ainorirnn woman wan boiiiR PMrorled roctMitly by mi America n tourist 01' temler years to tho Minn TomliH. Some two humlp'd marineH from the American Li'ation tluard, on a. hike, were resting b.-shle the Ave nue of Stone IW-asts, which forms tho apjinK.rh lo the tuinbs. Tin- younu woman ami her escort went iniHiiiir 'nn liu ri"on-a bon t the size of a si?;-niont hs-old calf, lilted activity ijy Chinese inule-boyr- with their explosive shouts (f Kdnh, nilah." An they arrived abreast of Ihe marines ih- lonrist.'H mount Htuaihlcil and spilled hi.-i rider in the dust. "Oh you cowboy," sang out one f tiie hard-lioiled ones. Angela Slcllinno of Brooklyn, ft'ell-known v artist model, was judfred to be tbc most perfect man in the world at the Pbysieal Cul ture ExpOMtion in New York? 81 riliano weighs 175 pounds uud Is live feet nine and one-half Inches 1. A Classllled Ad WHI Do It! Ue No Waste Wf.UL. I 'jUESS I WAC UllTl-r- lOO HAiTV IN CRITICISM - IT LOOKS A3 THOUt Gin CAN ! mm IK 'l -v. 4 '. It I .'I I - here. rptmm V , o 1 By Cloud;)1 13t. OCX WHO (u3rVTS ?TR6ST Tn 1unlil Jll THl- TO V.M0vvi THAT . Vrt The young woman told Ihe story, .,,,, ,,,.,., at a luncheon. A ; ,,.r,.1(.lmllll ,,,-osr-iit Insisted upon lis I , , mK lniuslaled inlo French fori h: benefit. "Oh jii cowboy" -In Fr-itnh. A Classified Ail Will Do It! How Not to TaUo 'olcl Some persons rro subject to fro 'juent colds, while othtM'S seldom, it' ev.-r, have n cold. You will find that the latter lako Kood earn of themselves. They ' tiiko a shower or cold upone bath every day In a warm - room, nvoid over healed rooms, nteep with u window opeu or partly open nvoid excesses, over eating, jecom.;iR over heated and then chilled and Ketthm the feet wet. Then, when they feel the fin;t indication of a fold,, (hey Jake CJiamborlain'H CurIi Hemedy with out, delay and it is soon over. Adv. V: i For Utmo.it Corset Satisfaction be Fitted' td . . ! No equceilng of organs; no pressure; defects of figure corrected; a perfect founda tion for your gowns. This In addition to tho com forts afforded through the ex clusive "La Camlllu" features; No pressure on spiuo; no cut ting by lacct-s; no plucblug of clasps; no digging stays at top but freedom, ventilation, eatlsfaullon. A complete line of the dif ferent models always on hand. Prices Z.liO and up, Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere ' Rea. 1702, Cor. Spring ft Oak Fboae I22-W rr-v fL-T Mi V ' unj.' II II I ! Hl M i ' i r Xi If I US ! DO VOU WANT V- .y"fcMm -I Tilt LITTLE. PIECES V-P ' TOO, PADPV? VEC tVERV 'v I r-li ONE OF TMiJl I I J 1 (( .ry. a T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jofferson Ave. For Choice Quality Meats BUTTER, EGGS, FISH and OYSTERS 1 buy from The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Quality Market Fir St. Market Plionc Main 32 L. ........ LA GRANDE IRON WORKS aiAciiiM? shop am) ih;mky Al! Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles nnd Tractors rtcpalrcd, Ovnilmnled and Itelmllt. fc Acetylene WrhlhiR oi All Kinds , Oytlnrter Horlns and fveriye Pistons . , CrnukshaltH, l'lstoriH and IMston l'lns IteKiound ilve I's a Trial "j D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ' Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook" . ' ED D0N0IIUE, Prop. Phone 474-3 New Telephone. Directory to be Issued Soon Parties contemplating ordering telephones in stalled or changes made, please notify thc office as soon as possible. , i HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Money 6 No Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver Guide to Right Living. Do Justice, love mercy. St. J'lrnea. BY ALLMAN Clothing of Quality , antl prices that are right. Suits made to your individual style' The Toggery Andrew s lii' Knox Hats E & W Shirts Phone Main 700 Exchange 1. 1UIJ. iii ii f 3 -r 'Us inn Fir & Jefferson Snodgrass ' and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, 'Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phono Main (J'2, Night Phone, Main- 743. nor) F.mrth st. La Grande, Oregon ,' (NMMMalt
