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Tuesday, November 28. 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OKSERVER PAGE TffHJL It 8 v Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY "BffTKOPATHIC 1'HYKICIAN8 DIl. J. I., and DU. MA fin A It KT 1 NOLK, (JMltM)atcIia. liiKfntif of wumen and iniiu.i'n a Pp.-i.y. Oftiiu phoru Main lot.. nsi.l.ii( phone Main lUti, 2 rtiit,'!. Sonimer ISlUtr PHYSICIAN'S AXI 81IKJEON8 QEO. H. VRHRS, M. nGeneral Surtr ry. Office over Silver tluu n a. Oftlce vuuug -ukiq lit. ATTOI..K'( ttOCHHAN and KHUltHAHD Geo T Cochran and Colon It. E bur hard. At torney. L.a U ran do National tie.uk Building. CHIROPRACTOR. DR. IttiM.F MVKRS. Chiropractor. New Foley Ituildhi. Hours )u to 11! a. in., a to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. in. T-l!4-tf VR. J. B. WOODKLL-Chiropractor and Nttturopatb. NVrvoua and chronic dlaeaufa a specialty. Suite SO, Horn Ker Bids. Over Sllverthorn'a. Offtco hours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to & p. m 7 to 8 evening. Phone 417-W. WATUKIC CDKB OR. A. N. MAYVIL.L.R t'pecla.jlit II chronic diseases. Mfthotls. Mecliano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and Diooa aiflRse.H, nrrvuug dl Beast) - Chronic Ht-Ad ache, Eczema, Sciatica. Appendicitis, Constipation, fciowol Trouble: all Kinds of Chronic DiaAaa m successfully treated. Phone Main 6Bd. Room i, 2, 3, second floor Cool IflK Bids'., opposite Star Theatre. Of ftco bourn, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:80 to 6:00 p. m. Consultation fr. 3-4 -tf PIANO TUMEK8 EXPERT PIANO TUNI ."TO Clean i voice your piano without pxtra cnarce. none RUarantiMMl. fall New lin Hook Store for appointment. Roy E. I'hilllps. 4-15-lf FRATERNAi DIRECTORY YROSIRlf. Tn Hrotnerhood or American Veo Ren, (Jrande lionde Homestead No. 88fl, meets 'every first and third Thursday evenlnfts at Kk1 Hall tome ana investigate tlie new pollclua All Vlalllue meniDera welcome. W. T. PATTKN, Foreman. MAKT B. MAyViUB, Correspondent. d, O. O. M. La Oranfla Lblge No. 850, JLoyal Order of iloore, holds regular meeting's every Thursday night at 8 p. an. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo neu'a Uooaeheart Letrion meet sec ond and fourth Thursdnya of each month. Moose Lesion of the W 'Id meets second Mo-uiay of each ox i.b. Vlaltoia always (vcIuou.!. J. J. HAItLAiV, Dictator, CiS, HIU'LTZ. Secretary. ft. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodpe No. 411. LodKe ineetn each Thursday ev - enlns; at 8 o'clock. Home and cIud privileKcs cheerfully extended to all Brother El a: a. S. L::AN CROWE, Exn - Ruler. F. L, PEARSON, Sejteiary. OOERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA Ia. CJrande Camp No. 77U3 meets on the first Thursday evening or each month, in the K. of P. Halt Vlultlotf neib'hbors welcome. K. R. UINOO. V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. L, r. anfl A: M .La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M holds ra;ular aeotlnK first and third Fridays at 7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all ktasona, C. W. BTNGNER, W. H, E. R- R1NOO. 8ec. 9. O. BA3LEO Aerie No. 160, aoeets every Friday night at Eaglea iiail. Vlattlns nenbers welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. BIRDHELL, Bea woor:.TKN' of Tim world I Oniiide Camp No. Kl. Meets every i Monday nU;ht at Kalea hall. All vWiUnR- neiliborH W(lub'inc' pue jmy;l)ie at the off Ire of the cler. Ttociins 21-22, La Clmnde .-National Bank Bldg;. j. j. Mi'TtcHrsox, c. c. It. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge Nb. 27, meeia every Monday evening- In Caatle Hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. FRANK A. TURNER, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM, K. H. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of tho Maccabees, La Grande Lotrge No , 7, W. B. A. of M, Ixdge meets first Thursday at 2 p. n. and third Wed nesday at 8 v. tn., at K. of P. Hall Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS, MARY C3ALLAGHER. I Commander. BARJORIE EATON, Record Keeper, D. B. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B. 8. holds atat'-d communlratlon the sec ond and fourth Wednepdaya of each Month. Visiting members cordtall) welcomed. . NELLIE O. NETLL. W. M. ANNA S. GROVE. Sec i 'oluiiiht.'t i;'troi-d: The ramhow was riindo the pymhol of prace be- aii.se It 1 something we never arrive 1. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS fT, OH,tADDY COME AMDl lT E H,M ,M THERE A klOfe Slfe J, I J SEE THE COOP I FIXED ) ' PApDV ? AIN'T HE Y ""WJWyt l op for ooR turkey: j gh' ' got a nice home? ) -V5' V colors x ; i I FED HIM ANO -if j I MADE IT FOR HIM! iZV ( -t" Jlh p" IffiS pB . Want Ad: FOR HA.LK Oil iKADM FOR ,SA!.K Milch gonls aud doe kid. 1414 Monroe. U-24-6t.i FOR Vutroia I n tiire Observer. and records. FOR SAI.K Kitchen ran pi, 18i St'i-ond St. Call :!H5-V. ll-27-.Mp FOR 8AM0 One nidii B saddlo. Firsi clasc condition. Cull ;02-V. 11-25-61 1'APKK FOR APPLE AND FRUIT boxes for sala at the Observer of fice. Ch an. 7-8-ti FOR SAUK Socond hand doors cheap. See them at Melville's Hardware. 1428 Adams nve. 11-25-41 TOR SALE Delicious apples, 75c and up. Cider 25c gallon, Geo. C'hapinun, euHt end T avo. ll-25-6tp FtH HA 1.IS CH KAP Cherry trees. AIho nil kimt.i of nursery .stock. Km J J. tf liuliluml. Cove, ore. 1 1.23-1 St FOK HALK TlinnkKRivintr turkeys. O. W. IIoiul, phone Kuiinera 4. lt-2:t-til" FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Good feeding grounds and buildings. Write Mark Turner, North Pow der, Oregon. ll-22-6tp FOR WALK OR TRAOK Three lanrheH, one home and I wo lofs, und a good lot on A da ins avenue. Kasy terms. Ry owner. See Hurri V French at illll Apts., or WumIi intftdn Avenue Oarage. 3t-2:(-rtlp FOR SALi: Six room strictly up-to-date bungalow. Ono year old. 1304 Sixth slreet. Iimpi-ctlon on ly between 11 a. m. and 2. p. m. Lee Hnnford, owner. 1 1-27-61 FOR SALF At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also several used trucks and automobiles. We have a larpe stock ot used parts for sev eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co., La Grande. 9-21-tt' WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE for one-half aero in choice residence section of town ot Wallowa, Ore ton. Will take car, or will sell at half value. Address Pox 154, Pendleton. Ore. 11-27-21 FOR KENT rooms. 406 Two .housekeeping N. Fix St. ll-27-2tp FOR RENT rFurniehed rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams. Phona 2C7-J. ' 11-21,-tf FOR RENT Piano. Phoie 45I1-W. ( ll-2u-tf WANTED NURSING Phone 209-B. 11-7-261 WANED CitpablfT man wants work. Inquire Observer. ll-27-2tp WANTED A good reliable woman for general housework. Call Main 776. 11-27-tf WANTED Woman wants general housework. Inquire Observer. U-27-Gtp WANTED Two experienced wait resses. Steady position. Apply at once. Inquire O. K. Restuurant. ll-27-3tp LOST LOST H. r. O. K. watch fob with the initials ' W. I". M.." Kinder re. turn to ObKei'ver and receive re ward. . ' 11-1 7-tf MlttC'BL.t-t-dCOL'S HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-tl NEEDL.ECKAFT S..OP Hemstitcii ing, pleating, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby noveltiei Mamie Duby. l'J.'IO First St., Baker Oregon. 7-24-tl LOCAL CORSETIERfc lot Barcle) .Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughont. Also Hemstitching and Pkot Edge.- Work Guaranteed. j-l-tf Correct this sentence: "The man was teaching his wife to drlvp and didn't onee become, sarcastic." Nothing so. irritates a bald man as observing a male rlbhon clerk tossing back h's raven locks. i THEATRES TO-!.Y AM) TOMORItOW Johnnie Walker of "Over the Illll" fame eoiiut Ngain to the Siu-rry Thea tre in a li'iist'ly draiuuth- story fealletl "My 1 ad." "My I 'ad" ix liaaed upon the nobility of .saeritire. The son, plated li Mr. alkr, iinKx Ui Hi', undcrguia tlo tortures of numb ing eoltl, the ilangft-H of Irom-n trails, to iroi'ure the evidenrc that prove. Iiis fattier Innocent. Ituilt up to a - sut.iNhing rllmax. tn whieh is depict in I one ul' t he nio.st ihtitling hand to haml eonl'lieU ever filing upon the nereen. If we were tu iiiako u choiee between HiIh fight srnee nil'l the light net-lie in l oi ante 1 tavhl," we would hesitate 'long lie fore making our decision. l'ernon- ally we think that the light in "My Had" Is more thrilling and (hat it In done wlih a trifle more realism; thanks to the skilful aetiug of John nit Walker, who is at home in this type of role. Still another striking feature of this production is the snow-capped gran deur of tli mountains ainlil whieh the action lakes place. The vustness oi the snow lands, the utter tlesolalion of winter. I ho loneliness of I he trails. lY"Eeu tight from the numbing cold all combine to make a picture of rare pietoi-lal ef lectivt-ness. It is a pro duetitin well worth seeing. Also showing a comedy. iioi.t a l itiinisf, iv.nsox I ulqiie oltle foe star hi Hie Pleture. "Uhile Satnii Slet'p." Jack Holt lias 1b unusual role of a I'lglitlng Parson In his lutes! I'aru- inount picture, "While Satan Sloops," whlrli eomes to the Arcade. Tiieulre Wednesdiiy and Thursday, lie is not actually a parson In the story, fur he only asHiimos that disguise til order to sal'ely spy out a Utile (own In whirl) lie and his pal plan to rth. Hut even at that, there is no disguise in the way ho lights, especially when it lylu, girl shows li in) thu error of his ways and nnoltier beautiful girl proves to bim that she loves him lor I tit' man he appears lo be. Then he fights not only his enemies, but wages a tt'irifle battle for the regeneration ol his own soul. Which is all hy wa of saying that Hie pleture is one long punch from beginning to end, mill that it teems with heart Interest. Frit- . lirunetto plays opposite the star. iST AIAIIK STAfiK HISTORY in "Tin; MAS(jri-:uAi)i-:H' Hefore starting on the rihnhig ot I'he Masfiueradf-r," (ley Mutes Post's first screen vehicle which will be seen at tho Ai'eade Theatre next Monday tills distinguished actor appeared in the stage version. for over Iwo thou sand performances. I'udi-r the man- iigemenl of J Mellaril Wilson Tully, who presents (he film as he ilid the phiy, Post hiis been seen in the lend ing dual roles of tills story in every city of - Importance In the ' I'nitetl Stales and Canada. He also toured Australia for half a year. These per formances have covered a space ol over six years and lit nil this time Post has never missed u show. Ite- 7urdless of weather, or poor train 'onneetions, Ouy lSales post lias al ways kept faith wilh Ihu public which expected lo see him. -r- La Grande - i j MATTRESS SHOP and j WJbiA.VJ.JNLr W Ui.vK.i3 ; MattresBes of all kinds cleaned and rebuilt Feather Uonovatlng. Rag Ilugl and f'lufl Ruga tor sale. ! , Carpet and Rug Cleaning s 9x12, fl.SU and, up J Cbaa. Edwards, Prop. i Phone 253-W l PILES Cured without Knife, Operation or Confinement . THOUSANDS of repu- ; table and responsible . Northwest people can tes tify to my unfailing skill in . curing Pile. Why suffer the pain and discomfort when my non-surgical method will cure you to stay cured? . I r.M... .11 doubt u to ra.nl- W -.'. . .fuad row f.o If I foil t. cur. reur Pita, BO nutter how oev.r. or cbronic Iho UM.Wrlll ot c.il to. i.1 tor ror FREE booklM. - x DR. CHAS. J. DEAN END AND MORRISON PORT LAN D. OR EGON MENTION IHiS P 9 t n WHf N W 1 T I N& Making a Pet INTO (EMPTY -ry . TEA Cop. Ln -f-v 'jr1 ALASKA FURS .irs'i; iti; i:ivi:d A flnp llni. nr rt'iiily-l.t-ivonr Aln.H. ka rms ulilc li l hiii fr ri'iwiimlili. prhr... Vim arc all wel iHinu' to romp niitl mm (lioiti... I ulo buy all klmls (if raw l'mu anil will iiy bi'.st pi'lceM. . , Chris Miller 151U Adnms Ave. NOTICW Notlop Is linreby jrlvon Hint Jn nlo It. Thompson has filed lior final a.xoa.it iih Ailn.li.lsiratrlx of tbo KxUttp of riilllp T.toinpon, dpceus od, and that County Court or llnloii rounly, OrPRon. lias fixed Krldny, the 22ntl . day of December, 1922, ut the hour of ten o'clock a. m. as tho time when If wll hear nb. jectlot.H to aid final nccount and will Bottle nml detprmlne the game C!tAn'pitl),& KAKI.M, . '' 'Attunipy '.for Admlnlstrdti'lx. N-ov.2r-2-l)Pc.a-12-lD f rl5f AuHvvtvvv .... ey IfSteinmetz can make a bolt of lightning in New. York, we can make the sun shine at midnight with Edison Mazda Lamps in La Grande. Sold By ff . & S. ELECTRIC CO. Wiring Repairing 105 Depot Street Monuments NOW (7?tt.C2rf& We hv made profound ffleniOndl.'ff'Ol ,tudy ot monument building-, I w I 1j isl lui llliiiitei of the Turkey. Piuiquctc "SMOKING. i'U - c4t-s - $'W Rub Rheumatic Pain, Soreness, Stiffness Rub Pain right out with amall trial bottle of old "St. Jacob Oil." What's ljlicumatism? Pain only. Stop idruKRingl Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Jacob9 Oil" directly upon the "tender spot" anil relief comes instantly. 'St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheumatism and sciatica liniment, which never disappoints and cannot burn the skin. Limber up I Quit complaining I Get a small .trial bottle from your drug gist, and in just a moment you'll be free from rheumatic and sciatic pain, soreness, stiffness and swelling. Don't suffer I- Relief awaits you. Old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" has relieved millions of rheumatism sufferers in the last half century, and is just as good for sci atica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and swellings. j ,r. A Classified Ad WH1 Do it! Supplies Appliances Phone 393-W OEDER THAT MONUMENT nanus n ure io recive imtn ful, InUlliient iecutlon. We Will Gladlj ' Ftrnish EatimaUi Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company 1562 S Are- La Graade, Or. f. TOH.VMHAT r( IOi LOOKIM6 IN THEfCfc- T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE L0TTE3 1118 Jofferson Ave. For THANKSGIVING Dinner Do not fail to see us for choice TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS or CHICKENS The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Quality Market Fir St. Market Next to Skaggs L LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACII1NR 8IIOI' ANI FOUNDRY , All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors Itcpalred, Ovorhniiled and. Helmut. I Acetylene Welding or Air Kinds Cylinder Boring and Ovorsiio Pistons Crankshafts, Pistons nml I'lston Plus lteground -; - tilvo Vh li Trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockelbook sassa jaSt & ED DQNOHUE, Prop, 'j&aia 1 Phone 471-3 Fir & Jefferson TODAY Make yourself master of today, and you will win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity by writing when you can have the satisfaction of immediate response by using our long dist ance lines? Any telephone is a long distance station. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Money 6 No Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver Tho waltz Is Queen He dance. Mary's favor- BY ALLMAN ARE 1 fOi ' I WANT TO FMIO SOME. Il.lllii TO FEF.D THE TURKEV WtlM DO SUPPOoE HE'D LIKE. Scarfs for Christmas WoottMi and Silk $1.50, $2.00, $1.00 Ilanan and O'Donnel Shoes , Knox Hals Winter Styles Oregon City Iath Robes. Tic Toggery Aflrewe "'. Knox Hat Next to Harris Croc. Snodgra5,s and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phono Main C2, Night Phone, Main 743, 1005 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon ,! id 7 (
