La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 29, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'77 Wednesday, November 29, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY "SSTKOPATMIO PHYSICIANS DH. J. I, mid Dll MAROAIifiT lNr.IJ'I, tfupuu-h. Iijn'(is.-s of vvuniwn ami children a speeij.ltv. OITice phone Mam 108. IltniuVm-i- phuim Main luti. c nils'1. MinmiT Ultltr PHYSICIANS AND Hl'lWKONS QUO. H. VKHR8. M. D. Hetiftral flur err. Office over tillvrtbuin . oftlc pDUDO MAID III. ATr)UNBY 'HKAN and KHIOKHAltD Uao. T. Cochran and Colon H. Eberhard, At torneva. L (Jrandu National Bank Uulldlnc. CHIROPRACTOR. DH. KRLLR MYRItS. Chiropractor, New Fok-y liiilldinic. Hours 10 to 1:! a. in., 2 to G p. in. mid 7 to p. in. 7-24-tf OR. J. B. WOODEl-L Chiropractor and i Naturopath. Nervous and chronic J diseases a specialtv. Suite 20. Sum. Boer Rldg-. Over Silverthorn's. Office hour. 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to G p. bi., 7 to 8 evening's. Phona 4S7-YV. f rTATUKB CURE OR. A. N. MATVILLE Sr-eclailst in chronic diseases. Methods, Mwliano Tnerapj and Naturopath, ekln and blood diseases, nervous dlseaflea. Chronic Headache. Eczema, Sciatica, Appendicitis. Constipation. Mowel Trouble: all klnda of Chronic Diseas es successfully treated. Phone Male 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool ldae Bldir., opposite Star Thestre. Of fice hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6:00 ft. an. Consultation free. 3-4-tf PIANO TUNEK8 EXPERT PIANO TUNISTi Clean and voire your piano wllliotit extra cliarire. wont cniti antei-u. t an New lln Hook Store for appointment. Ito rc. I'hllllpB. 4-11 FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Tne urotlierhood of American reo ten. iirande Jtonde Homestead No 1886, meets every first and third Thuradsy evenings at Eajiles Mall t-'ome and Investigate the new policies All visiting members welcome. W. T. PA 1'TKN, Foreman. alAKX 12. MAYViL,l.tt. Correspondent. fc. O. O. M. La Grande Ledge No. 850, Loral Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday night at 8 B. m. at Odd Fellows' Hnll. The Wo BQon's Mooacheart Li?lon meets sco ond and fourth Thursdays of each aaonth. Moose Lenfon of the W f t aaeeta ooeond Monday of each mf J.h. Vlaltola always welcome. J. .1. HARLAN, Dictator, C. S. SIU LTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. 4S1. LodKe-uicets ea:h Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock, Home and clun prtvlleKeH cbeorfutljr extended to all Brother EDM. S. DT. AN OROWE, Exo - Ruler. F. L. PEARSON, Se:tctary. IODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meels on the first Thursday evening of each aaonth, In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. 11. 111NGO. V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. L F, an A. M. La Grande Lodfra No. 41, A. F. and A- M., holds regular Meetings first and third Fridays at 7:to p. n. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. BINGNER, W. M. B. R. RINGO, 8ec. I. O. BA3LER Aerie No.' 259. meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting Members welcome. Z. L1L.LT. YT. P. J. E. B'.nDfiELL, See. WOODMKN OF THK WORLD La Orandc Camp No. K.9. ilcets every Monday niplit at Kapjes hall. All visitinir ncipliljors welcome. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank Illdf-. .1. .1. IM'RCHISON, C. C. It. J. K1TCI1KN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croas Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday evening In Castle Hdll (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. in.. A Pytblan welcome to all vlaltlng Knights. V FRANK A. TURNER, C. O. C. L. GRAHAM. K. It. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Of the Maccabeea, La Grande Lodfee No. 17. W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. n. and third Wed nesdsy at 8 p. m.. at K..of P. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. MART GALLAGHER, : Commander. MARJOniE EATON, Record Keeper. D. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8., holds atated communication tho sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each aaonth. Vlaltlng members cordially welcomed. NELLIE G. NF1LU W. H. ANNA B. GROVE. Bee Columbia Record: The rainbow was iii.'ule Hie ymbo! of peace be cause 11 is something we never arrive nt. DOIXCS OF THE DUFFS VJFAL. I 60E5S I'LL GO MV GET.THE TuRKEV REAOV TOM.VoURE fod nuD -ruakiKiuiuc; D1NNERY HOT GOING . Iffi NlTTAVERV PLFASANT TO KILL THAT J. DADDY DOMT fILL THE MICE .V'lirV RETTV TORKEV! I 3fv ' .v Want Ads f OH HALE OH U'KADM POll BAKU Milch goals arid doc kill. 1414 Monroe. Wl-24-Ctp FOR SALK Yictroltt unit j-eciprrsv Imiuiro Observer. . Utlir'Jt FOR SALK Fat ducks lllloV geese. Cull Farmers 164. fr-T l-2S-2lp FOR SAL1-J OHO man's saddle. First clasc condition. Call 302-W. L-li-25-Ct I'APKR FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for Fata at the Observer of. fice. Ch an. . 7,B-tf FOR d'ALB- Delicious apples. 7:n and up. Cider 25e gallou. Geo chapman, east end T ave. is 11-25-Olp FOR SAM-; Haired Rock fryers. Phone 34 7-W. A. F.U-.ilcy. ll-28-2lp FOR sSALtt --lieasonaole. Pure bred Rose Combed Anucoua cockerels. 2710 X. Dirch. ll-28-2tp FUR MALI-; CIIKAl' Cherry tit-ejf Also all kinds of nursci-4 stijek. Karl J. Ktncklund, Cove, Ore 1 1-23-iy- FOR HAI.K Thanksgiving lu)eys. - C. V. ilond. Phone Fahnors ll-L'3-6t FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Good feeding Kt'otinds and- buildings". Write Mark Turner, ' NorthVjow- der, Oregon. " ll-22-6tp 'OR SALE Six room strictly up-to-dute bungalow. ' Oho year old. 1304 Sixth slreet. Inspection on ly between 11 a. r.l. liiief 2. p. in. l.ee llanroid, owner. ll-27-6t FOR SALE At bargain prices, two new tractors with blows. One trac tor second hand.i Also several used trucks and automobiles. . We have a mrKe stock of ueed parts for sev eral mukes of cars. Union Motor Co.. La Grande. 9-21-tf iron AK.-VT FOR RENT Furnished ,r-joms for light housekeeping. 1612 Ad(tnis. Phone 257-J. 11-21-tt FOR RENT Piano. Phone 4f.3W. 11-2S-H' FOR RENT Modern -fiinil.ihed apartment, liKiuire 101G Sixth ,11-28-tf. FOR RENT Lieut housekeeping " r n o m 8. "'Gentlemen -' iirferred. Phone 244-R., 1411 Madison. ll-2S-2tp WANTKD-I NUSSlNG-j.-PhQne 2T)9-B. llr7-2Ct WANTED Twenty gallons' milk per duy. lllue Mt. Creamery. 11-28-3IP WA.NTED-T-Hoom with use ot kitch en, by lady. P. 0. Box 222. 11-28-tf WANTED One or two gentlemen to boord arid room. Inqiitre . 8709 N.. Depot street or ull, 346-J.- ... H-28-tf WANTED A good reliable woman for general housewoxk. Call Main 776. 11-27-tf WANTED Woman wants general housewerk. Inquire Observer. ll-27-6tp WANTED Two experienced wait resses. Steady position, rtpnl at once. Inquire O. K. Restaurant. ll-27-3tp IOST LOST H. I'. O. K. watch fob-ith tne iniiiuis w. i , ii.. cipoer re turn to Observer and . receive re ward. 11-17-tf MlSUBLLAitKOIS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf! NEEDLECRAFT !j..oP Hemstitcn ing, pleslinpr, stampinir and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby. 190 First St-, Baker Orefton. . . 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIERB for BarcleJ Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenae. Phone 147-J. Strict!)' Custom-mad Corsets. Guarantee) throu(rhout. Also Hematitchirjg and Picot Edgs. Work Guaranteed. S-l-tf One fears the collapse of civil ization: and then ono meets a man with plucked eyebrows and wishes it would. OUT WELL.VJMAT ARE WE 60IM6 TO THAMKSilvlht; DlMNER? ALLTHE STORES ARE CLOSED TOPAV! ' rvi71 n i j y . ir i i i THEATRES I. s WAITKIi SIX VICARS TO KNTKIl MOTION I'll I Ill s llirhnrd W alton Tully'n First Produc tion Will He "The .Maiilelalei" Slnl-t-lnr (iny Hales ISf-l. So nincli has hien written nbout methods of motion picture produc- 1 1 lull that IhecusAof Richard Walton Tally deserves pui-tienlar mention, chiefly by contrast. This eminent I producer, w hose ef torts, in the iumusement field hnvo brotiKhl out such successes of Hut losmimUe atiiKe as "The Masiiutrailer." "The Bird of Paradise. I' ho Rose of the ! Raiu-ho" unit "Omar, the Tent- maker." has wnitcd exactly a half dozen of,-tyears before putting his ambition of entering the silent drama into accomplishment. Tho de lay, he declares, was due to his dt-siro to gain till accurate Insight into tho methods that could best In sure, the production of satisfactory pit-lures. Mr. Tally's first offering- is "The Mjisiiuerudor," which will be (he -attraction, released by First Na tional, at thii Arcade Theatre next Monday. (!uy Dates Post, who has been identified with most of Mr. Tully's stage triumphs, and who has for three years played the title role in the stage version of "The Mns (luerader,'' has the same part in the picture, taking the double rnh or John Chllcoie, M. P., and John Loder. Mr. Tully has chosen his', oust with the Bame deliberation; that marked his entrance Into the film producing Industry. Ruth Sinclair olays the remltllde lead opposite Post, while the other members are F.dwurd M. Kimball, Herbert Standing, Lawson llutt, Mnrcht Ma non, Rnrbara Tenmint anil Kenneth Uihsou. James Young directed- this picture. AT Slli:itltY! LAST lAY "31 Y IAD" Vor Hlicer drama fl would bo dif f itii 1 C to iiiid u niDtiun iiicturo to bt-at "My ta tl,' in which Jolmniit Wulkr or -Over ihu IliU" fame makt's It in tlubut uk an H-C Htar. The nobility or SHir-Burrinco, the heroism or a noil in ffghtinu to1 provo his rathur iiniot-i'iit or u mur- der, Jorhis tlio jthtMno oP this nuttit 4JitiV.ial picture. And it Ih a story; IlKit f itsr Jolinniti Wallu-r ;ih imglyi an the proverbial tjlovo, t shows him HtruKfflin gihrouh lrozcii trallti ri.sk lag his life in trvmonduiiK -blizzards, sufrortng the torturi'u or tho n u lulling fold until lie ifaclicji tho cabin or the tiiun from whom he cun obtain tho fvldonce to provtV hK t'aihtn' innocent, Th(!ie-aro -nny miinbor-oi' big dra matic episodes in "My Dad." Moro-. over It la l'illod with tho (dusive quality we call "heart Interest." Tim tove of the Hon Tor tho father 1 wilt chine! into the liuai'ls ot! all behuldorB, Kuth Cliri'ord as tho girl also gives a fine performance and'thef lroad reaches of the anow lands andf toworine timbers Conn a Ktrikintr frame for her beaut v. Other nlnverst: of high calibre make up the cast, i aiso Btiowiug a co in en y. JACK HOLT STARS IN I l'ICTl ltE AT ARCADE ! 'Jack Holt Immortalizes the role of the Fighting Parson In his sec ond Paramount starring feature. 'While Satan sleeps," which is be ing shown at the Arcade heatre to day and Thursday. Y He is not, however, the out-und- down righting parson, hut u crook who poses as a preacher to ward off suspicion when he goes out to rob th- bank In a small western mining town. Hut the rnilh of the People tit the town in him and the confidence .-of u dying dance hall girl who has been mortally wounded In un effort to shield him from a gunman's bullet awakens faith In himself and ho finishes by reform ing nut only himself hut the entire town. Grltzl Brunette plays tiie leading feminine role the dance hall pro prietor's daughter, und the other colorful characterizations are splen didly portrayed by Wade Iloteler, J. P. Lockney, Mabel Van lliiren, Will R. Walling, Fred Huntley, Bet ty Francisco, Bobby Mack, Sylvia Ashton and Herbert Standing, of the Paramount stock company. A two reel comedy is on the same program. Money 1m the tout of nil evil, hut it is much Ich -vll wk-m one hun to root for it. Is Every body Happy WE CAM HAVE. HAVE Fof? OUR OUR DINNER. DOVJM TOWM lt A RESTAURANT SOME PLACE 1 "KM J ... b W MUCH I V TU AT ..... .y? -J,.- ... - lmL . . . li UA.'H" r-i :VieA.. VtU HAVS. TO i :.' . ... - " f?ci OUT i-NV Civs, etc That ptve. UjHFRf5 Tt-trv'me KlOT A, . rtvr n..-- Al- fSAM-CCS ill IfSteinmetz- can make a bolt of lightning; in New York, we can make the sun shiiie at midnight witli Edison Mazda Lamps in Ja (.'vande. . & S. EkEQTRIC CO. Wiring Repairing Supplies Appliances 105 Depot Street ' Phone 393-W WANT TO illiY OR SELL fc - OBSERVER dIa-i-l-y La Grande-Pendleton Stage ; .1 ..I.-WBAAKS,' Proprietor Stand Leaves Cor. Depot & Aditrns 1 Ia Grande S:00 a. m. . Phone 312-M j Pendleton 1:00 p. m.'. When You Really Want the Best You can always get it at our markets. Whole sale or retail. - ' CITY MARKET. HOOVERIZED MARKET FIR STREET MARKET The Grande Ronde Meat Co. LA GRANDE Permanent Manufacturers of Bewr Water Irrigation Calvert Urnl it age Pipe sr Blocks llulldlnu WELL CURBING Phpne Main 120 V... mm. This Looks Iike A GOOD PlACE.TOry . r : a. . i i it ..' i. ' j a nt y-.I'V '? t CO , N, - VC - t .-- i! o frAAtiv; - w& r.inu uv mo V ,By SOMETHING? TRY AN WANT AD . as the Pyramids -SEPTIC TANKS Factory Island City , .ztiitmmm ii T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards 01ympia0yster Cocktails in Season . at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. . For THANKSGIVING Dinner Do not fail to sec us lor choice TURKEYS, (,EESE,I)UC'KS or CHIC KENS The M. A: Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Quality Market I Fir St. Market Next to SkagRS LA GRANDE IRON WORKS siaciiinr siioi and imxmtY All Kinds of Muehlnery, Automohllo and Tractors rtnpAlrcd, O voi hauled and flehullt. Aretylfne Welding otAU Kinds Cyltnrter ltorlmi unl tviHiyo riHtonn Crankshalts, IMslotm and Pi "ton l'lns Hog round D. FITZGERALD. Prop. FurnitureExchange COMPLETE HOUSE. FURNISHERS '. Heaters at Price to Suilbthe Pocketbook Et DONOHUE, Jrop. Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson TODAY Make yourself master of today, and you will win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity by writing when you can nave the satisfaction of immediate response by Vising! our long dist ance lines? Any telephone is a; long distance station. I ! HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Money 6$ No Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver The first woman's ritrhts Journal wns established in Hoslon in 1H54. BY ALLMAN il I4J AT THAT RAFFLE., I'M ( THE LUCKV dOS r ) A FULL PAM OF CORMj i ' '' r Vj . Oregon. CityJ. Bath Robes $18.50 . Leather Vests $7.00 to $14.50 Silk Scarf 'iMiIen Scab's ?i.ru to O'DonneH Shod hoefi 6 5.00 to ?7. The Toggery Andrews Bios. 33S Jfext to Harris (iroc. hirthiii nhMihlJ-"1"' 'a.j..,r:J.,aat.rfy . Snodgrass? and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main ' C2, Night Phone,; Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La. Orandu; Oregon. : I J