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

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Newspaper Page TexttJH'' Friday, December 1, 1922. THE LA fiRWDF! EVENING OHSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OPATHIC PIft'SICIANS 'Dlt. J. 1.. ami lilt. MAi'.rtAliKT 1 l.l- llslciMililm. I)isi :i. ,,r Hiiiik.Ii aJ Mum IHS. 1, 1 , '" PIIOIK! I Ml-Hoy phulm Aluill 1(G 1! rllik'f. Soiiiiimt PHYSICIANS AND H( IHiHOXS OKO. H. VRHUS, M. T rmnernl Burn . ery. Of (Ice over Bilvirthoi a B. ortlcn phono Main 112. OC H ft AN and KBGHIIA It I ) ij bo T Coebian and Colon It. Hhtrhiird At ; tcrneys. La GraDdn NaUouM Uaiik Uulldlnif. CHIROPRACTOR. DR. HC.I.I.R MYKi:K. ri.ir..pr:u-Ior. NVw 2 to 5 p. in. :i tul 7 to S p. in. 4-21-tl VH. J. E. WOODFLL Chiropractor ana 1 , Naturopath. NVrvoun and ci.ronlc I dleetiiii'i a upeHtltv. Kiiitu 2u. r.i,,n. 1 ier U11. Ovr Kilv-rit.orn'8. Office , UUU1B, M.V IU li a. 111., i.ju 10 l u, iu.. 7 to 8 evenings. I'tiena 4J7-W. IfSTlKK Ul'ltE DR. A. N. MAYVILLrV-HppclRiltt in chronic dUet.s.u. Mfthtms, Mrcliano Therapy and Naturopath, tiliin and blood dl.'idAaij', iiirvitu dlnnKui. Chronic Headache, K.-Zfina, Bui' k-a. App'ifidlcltla, Cun:itipiln,ri, ilowel O'ruublo: all kinds of Ci.ronlc Dln.-i.-ta BurdeHsfully tronU'd. J'noim Main Room 1, 2, 3, second iloor Cool Idice HM(C, opposite Stnr Theatre. Of--fJco Uours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 6:00 D. K. Consult ition frte. 8-4-tf PIANO TLMCltM EXrnriT PIAN'O TCN'lNr Cionn and voice ynur piano w ill, nil extra cnaryo. v.urK iiininiivii full ,.-v-lln Honk .Store for upiimuitnrnt. liov E. 1'hiHlpa. 4-15-tf. FRATEUNAL DIRECTORY YItOMR'V. The llrouierhoo'l if Anio'lrnn ro wn. lirunilu Unruly Hoinvslead No. 2S8fi. meets i-v.-iy fir-nt iin.i thlril rhurailuy ev.nihi.-M i, I Ki.;1,-m Htill tome huh Inve.-uiij.tte tho n 'v Minolta. All vlalllng nit'Dll) r Wfioinie. W. T. 1'A i'J l-:N. Foreman. maky in. mah'iM.h Corrt.')onunt. U O. O. M. La GrnnGo I.(fli?o No. 850. Loyiil Ordi-r of it.is.-. Iuia rt-Kulrtr meetliiKl every 'jlmrnlnv niirlil nt 8 P. m. nt Odd K.'IWiws- tlnll. Tlio Wo. neu'H Moosylii-urt L.-jtImp mi;i';i sec ond and fourth TLukhIjivh of oath fcnnth. ftloo: Lft;i..ii of (he W Id mreta Boc-nd Mot. icy of each m' t ,h. VUltoia alv.'aya cli:oinj. J. J. Jl.l:lvf. Dii'h'.tor, . C. S. KUri.T.. Swrodiry. . P. O. EI.KS I .a (Irtindi- Lodgo No. 4SJ. Lodiro ai"-tn encn Tliurndny pv Dlni7 at 6 o'clock. Iloiny mid clun pi-JvllcKcs ehucrfuHr ujttendcd to all Brotlmr Elta. S. I,-:'.N f'ROWK, Ex.- liuler. V. I PEA'RSON, Scae'.iirv. HODBIiN WOOmiUN OF AMTirtICA lt tlrando Camp No. 77ai nu'i'U on tuft flrat Thursday evininif of t-fich Konth, In tho K. of P. Hall. Vitamin Delfethhora wclcorpo. E. It. HINfiO, V. C, JAKM ItOKTOCK, Clerk. &. F. anl A. M. la Grande Lode No. ill, A. J. and A. M.. ImhlH rcitular kntetlnKa tlrat and third l-'rldaya at 7-40 v. m. Cordial welcome tu all laasona. C. W. BIN'tMER, W. U. E. K. ItK-'iO. Bc. . O. ICASL.Efl A"rle No. meet .vfrery Friclay nlht nt Fiflei jall. VIkHIdk aaeirtb'jrs w.'Jcome. Z. L,ILr,V. v. P. J. E. UIKPHKU, 8eo. WriOI-MKV OK TJ IK woin.n- l.a Orande Camp So, ."Meets ovory Monday itifrht at KsirIos hull. All vl-iil Intf ueijrhhnrs welcome. Dues payable at the niTice of tlie clerk. I;o.-iim 111 -22, l.n Grande National ,13unk lildij. J. J. MflK'HlSOV, C. C. R. J. K ITi'l I ION, Clerk. INKjHTB OF PYTHIAf? !ted Ores LrodK No, 27, im ei .'verv Monday ev(miHK In Citstle H.iil ( K. of P. liaJl). et 8 p. m. A rythi&u welcome to all vLdttniT Knlu-hts. FRANK- A. Trr:N'Klt. C. C. C. Li. GRAHAM, K. H. H. WOMKN'8 BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the ?dac"at)ees. I-.a OrHiule L".r;e No. t7, W. li. A. of M. Lfodn ni-'-ln flrnt Thursday (it 2 p. si. rnri thirl Wi-d-npday st S p- m.. nt K. of P. Halt. VUltinp- Pliters welcome. Mr.S. MARY GAILAGHBR, ' ComniHiidor, MARJORIK KATON. Record Keeper. D. B. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. H., holdg at a ted communication the sec ond and fourth Wcdnt'sdnyH of each , Month. Visiting membera cordially wolcoed. NfiLLJE O. NEILL, W. XL ANNA d. .;ti.)VlS. Hoc. :!ti inln. i i; cort : '!'( Itvas made the symbol nf IJillliUlW pf-ace be- can. it i." -.cwr arrive DOINGS OF, THE DUFFS Tom Tried to Please" " "' " ;,VTH , . " HY ALLMAN J ( ' ll-r- ;.l,vji.)cm ) fhello.ueum.ihve. Vv.jtAii Cj thepe. look at -thai ! oH.v.v;.aYi -nw i that 's ) s il .V j rt,s. a,t r-.tr.J - ;A, - X'''? - C'''',C - ..'3" Want Ad s FOB SAI.K OK TKAUM KOlt SALi:-()ne nun's saildlo. Flrsl cliisc cuuditiun. Call 302-W. 11-25-01 i'Al'KK l'OK APl'LK AND KUU1T Uuxes (or falu at tho Observer of im. Ch an. 7-8-tf FOI BAl.li- Iiolicious iipplos, Tfic mill U. Cider ITii: Kdllim. tieo. I'liiiliniiiii, oast cuil T nv. ii-25-ntp Knit KAI.K CM HA I' Clu-.-ry trora. Also nil Itlinls of nnrsory slock. Kilil J. Stackianil, t'oi', Ulx ll-L'S-121 Ktlli SxM.I-: .six room strictly np-lo-iliitu bungalow. One year old. l;iil4 Sixlli slii'ot. Inspection un ly Iielwi'i'ii 11 a. in. anil 2. p. in. l.fc flanl'oril, owner. 11-27-Gt FOR SALK At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also several used trucks and automobiles. We have a lartre .stock of used parts for sev eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co., l.a (irande. 9-21-tf 'o win roi KENT .Modern fuinlslied niinrlment. Phono a20-M. ii-29-tr FOIi KENT Kilrnisheu r.icins for llKh! luiusfltcoiiliiK. 1512 Adams. Phono 2u7-J. 11-21-lf FOR RENT Modern furni.Oied lipartinenl. niiiire 1G1G Sixth. 11-28-tfi H'A.NTKD NURSING Phone 20U-B. ll-7-2Gt WANTED Koolll with uso of kitch in, liy lady. 1'. O. Hox 222. ll-2S-tt WANTED (jirl duslres housfwollt. lii'lcrt'iiccs. Call La Grand,, News Sllllld. 11-30-31(1 WANTED A good reliable woman lor Kcnoral liniisework. Call Unlit 77G. 11-27-tl WAXTKU Woman wants Keneral housework, lmjuire Observer. ll-27-6tp JjOST LOST II. p. O. K. the initials "W. P turn to t'bFerver ward. watch fob with M.." Kinder ru aud rccoivo .ro 1 1-17-tt flilSt;KKLA?(ltiVM 11 K M S T 1 T C 1 1 i N (j . Juttbns Covered. '.Mrs. L. li. ioiion, yutf Adams Ave. 8-50-tf Nh.KDI.ECKA FT Hemstitc.i inj;, pleatinf!1, stamping and a fu'i line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duljy. 1930 First St., Raker Oregon. 7-24-t! LOCAL CORSKTlKUfc lor Harclei Corst. Mrs, J. F, O'Connell, 110 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strict Custom-made Corsets, Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching am1 Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-t) One fears the collapse of civil ization; and then one meets a man wii h plucked ey, brows and wishes it would, The George Palmer Lbiv Co. has sold its business and is closing all its ac counts. ; Those indebted to the company please call and make due set tlement at office locat ed on Jefferson street just east of Fir street, in Oregon Grocery com pany building. Among: the first women to enter the field of motion pktur directors Mivc Dnrothv Fariev. v.ho has di- re c ted sonic- of the most successful; of film play". - ' '- .J, '!.,t'r- of fi m n av. roiirtenay root.- and Kolierl Fraz.T. 1 n v.iaainiieo au win ua i-i THEATRES i.i:sso run i.i.ahs ix "A l-Kltl-KCT iiMi: Hitvo you tvtr hud an iinooiui'oll fmli tloiiv to Ik to lie mujinili ciMitly so as to i in pi'-s Kouioom with1 your imiKirtaiirc? llavo yttu :r litul I tie tlfsiru lit jiret.'iul in suiiii'ouo that ynti ro a iIukIiiiik hero or 'a noddy botlo w lieu as a. mat ter of fact you arc nothing m' the sort '! Hhvh yon ovor loll t lial if you i-ould at t rat'i somoouo's ntlfii lion you t-ould hold it and luiw yOu .vt'i had llio ilesiro to lio to tin it, On tht asKinuiidou that you will answer all of thhe (Uisrions in tho affh inaiive Allan Uwan ha.-t produf ed "A IVrfoL-t t'rinu1," a i-oint'dy drama, bast'tl on the dttiirahllity aiul t-Vfii iniportaut'f of lyin in an inlt'll incut way. Thy pu-iuro ronios to the Anndo theatre today and Saturday. Monlu 111 tie has the role of Wally Grigys, a timid bank menst'iiner whom everyone despises for his stu pidlty. turns. Suddenly Wally, the worm, He beuins to lie. He tells' magnificent and thrilling yarns;"'1' .vp 01 amuseuieui. irom an about thinurt which never happened i ilu"t,ations- on laud . yarns are or M'u. His ridiculous published and ho wins a beautiful fcirt who had. ignored him in his honest days. There is a lilt by sister in the story, too, and it was she who first :it art ed him on the adventure of spin Hint; lies by wholesale. The ilory Is as pathetic in spots as it is amusing in others. Jasquellne 1,o jjau, a former ZiRfeld Kirl. plays the leadiiiK feminine .-role, while .Slant on - Heck and Hardee are also in the east. Kirkland il V IIATKS POST KNJOYS m:ii s !ti;i:N ii..YKit It hits bfren several years since any really distinguished actor of the si une has made his screen debut, and Guy Rates Post's leadership! a in o n n contemporaneous p 1 a y e r s makes his film inauguration all the more not t worthy at this time. He lias been appearing on the speaking stao in "Tho Masquerade!" lor over six years. In that time In1 played in every city and town of importance . In the United State.;, Canada and Australia, consequently,! ho regards his present picture work with a ureal feeling of relief over the absence of the traveling which he has had to do in such great 1 measure heretofore. Mk first film, "The Masquerad'er," a Richard Wal-, ton Tully production for First Na-i tioual will lie geen at the Arcade j 'Hhoatre commi'iieing Monday. Tin; actor has declared It is a privilege to hand down to posterity a .portrayal with which ho ha. be-! coiue so thoroughly identified as 'he ' has been with the leading dual 1 roles in "The Masquenider," saying such a feat is reserved to the screen star alone. Greatest of all, however, in Pout's belief, U the. tact that the motion idet urn can approximate more close ly than any of the other arts pic .urizations that give the behold-fi the finest emotional thrills. The combination of dramatic action, com hi nation, lighting and setjucm-o of occurrence, present a mass of appeal to the beholder's emotions which excels that of any other arts, singly and collectively. ASCIXATION" VIVID J'I,.Y I'OK AI.MO MI KIiAV! I J Mae Murray has again shown the possibilities of the romantic, rapid-' ly-moving and highly dramatic brand of picture play. In her Metro release, "Fascination," presented by Robert Z. Leonard, which opened ! yesterday at the Sherry Theatre,! unu lamons star lia a picture eveuip more vital and vivid than her pre vious Metro screen suet ess,' "Pea cock Alley." "Fascination,'' written by Ed mund Goulding. concerns the adven tures which a young Spanish-Amer- lean girl experiences when she be- I conies fascinated by a handsome ! young toreador. Her plight leads Mo many thrilling complication.-.. The: ! story affords Miss Murray one of ith(; best parts she has ever bad foi'j it'-nsely emotional acting. The pro duction throughout is artistic, t-Iab- orate, and has many gorgeous hm- tinvs. It Is a Tiffany production,' released by Metro. In lh(. notable rast in supjiort of Miss Murrav are Helen Ware Crighton Hale, Vincent ' 'idem an,' If Cnurtenay Voote and Robert Fru'-r. 1:1 ssi : i j (iiMi.; in 1 i:V l'X IMCTI KkI William 1tus.M!l will bo ,simii in u Htory of Hhiall-iowii politiin ami hiwho tliod in a hospital in town roniamv at thi Star Th.-utn! had svi-rotod $7.0ti in a k Saturday and Sunday, - wln'ti thoMio nailed np ami buried under the William I-'ox production "Mixed'floor of his smoke house. Cuided !'uoh." will bo the featured pcturo.jhy dlreetio-.is jiiven by their father j Rene .Ailoree, the dainty andishortly before hit. death, '.wo dauh- beautiful little leading woman, wh i won latne in Paris befire eomiiiK to (hlK couuirv, ptavti opposite the star, Others in the east include Harvey Clark, who hut been appear inn In picture.: since the old liiofcraph days, KUzaluth Garrison and Kileon Man niiiR. The theme of the story is based on the reinuriiublo resemlilauce nt' Jimmy Gallop" and J udice GraiiKer, who is ruiiniJiK for mayor of u small town on the "reform ticket." The trouble that ensues when the judge's political opponents hire jjinimy to pose as the mayoralty can didate ami to address a ma.is meet- iiiK of the hitter's constituents, nil i reform workers, creates entertain-1 uient a-plenty, accord ing to all ad - j vam-e reports. Jimmy addresses j tlie meet; us and comes out for au open town, which throws tho nalh-j orjns into an uproar. Hut w)ui t follows that, when the judiie's ffanceo mistakes the likable Jimmy for her hu.band-to-he, ni:d "vc witii ins "enaiiKeii man- t,(1'- W1" ive pu'ture pan-ons 'l.a.y Hones," n two-reol comedy j featurinn Clyde Cook Is on the same A O.MI X I ST K AT I OX X OT I C V, Notice (h h.ii-.d.v L'ivnn that tbal'sule. undersigned has been granted hy'i '"nt ami Kug Cleaning . ' . if ' ' Kxecutrlx of tho Estate of J. K. Koloy, latn of said rounty. now de ceased; and that all persons haying 1 claims against said estate nre re quired to present the same with the proper vouchers' to her at t hd law office of C. II. Finn. Lu Grande, Oregon, within six months after this date. Dated' nt ha Grande, Oregon, November 1st, 1 it 22. MAUY T. FOLEY, Executrix of Estate of J. E. Fol ey, deceased. DNov.3-10-17-24-nee.l Emma Willat'd, bost known uh n pionwr in the hiirhur I'dnratinn of j women, was the author of thu faniil-j iar poem, "Kocked in the Cradle ol'J 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 Uy FJ. & S. ELECTRIC CO. Wiring Repairing 105 Depot Street WANT TO BUY OR SELL OBSERVER D-A-I-L-Y La Grande-Pendleton Stage G. W. BAAES, Proprietor Stand Cor. Depot & Adams Phone 312-M -rrr When You Really Want the Best You can always get it .at our markets. sale or retail. ' CITY MARKET UOOVERIZKI) MARKET FIR STREET MARKET The Grande Ronde Meat Co. i III . - ... ... ,1 ttli 1 1 f!7,into iti i; 1 1 :i i kkj SKKAIJA Mo. Iic. 1.- Morap i 1 1 it in null, lloiistonia, Mo,, morrhant Sl.Ml.llill. 'K Wll it'll tor,- uncovered the hiding place ami 'found the sunt fit pennies, nirkfls, dime ; and silver dollars. There seven thousand pennies. were Goln & Com in'. A pessimist is a man who, when 1,1 ven Ids choice of two vlls, taUes both of them. -McKeesport News. ALASKA FURS ji st itr.c r.ivr.i A floe line of ready-to-wear Alas ka furs which 1 will sell for n very reasonable price... You are all wel come to ettuie anil see lliem... 1 al buy nil Kinds of raw furs and will pay best prices, ., Chris Miller 1310 Adaum Ave. ; La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP and j WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J nnd rL'tulll Feather I'.enovating. t i RaR Rcgi aud I'luII Rugs tar ! Chas. Edwards, Prop. Phono 253-W SPRINGS We Make Springs for ACTOMORIIil'.S and TRI CKS Springs Itelmltt and Itepiflml Union MotorCo. Coroer Fir it deffersnn Supplies Appliances Phone 393-W SOMETHING? TRY AN WANT AD Leaves La Grande S:00 a. m. Pendleton 1:00 p. m. Whole- r I ! J T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. For THANKSGIVING Dinner Do not fail to see us lor choice TURKEYS, (2EE.SE, DUCKS or CHICKENS The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Quality Market Fir St. Market 'ext to Skagps Next to Harris Groc. i LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACIMXR SIIOIfc AND I'OL'X lHY All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors' Repaired, Overhauled und Rebuilt. Acetylene Welding of All Kinds Cylinder Roiing and Ovorsi7o Pistons Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins Reground Olvo Us it Trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOIIUE, Prop. Phone 471-J Fir & Jefferson Lir wm fi'rii l-twwrtriii-ir xl-t'fc -"fir Make yourself master of today, and you will win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity by writing when yqu 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 & No Commissions For Particulars See J. R. Oliver laiiiW, Oregon City; Bath Robes $18.50 ' rf Leather Vests ' $7.00 to $1 l..r0 Silk Scarfs Woolen Scarfs $1.50 to .$1.50 O'Donncll Shoes $5.01) to $7.00 The Toggery Andrews Bros. 'l1 TA It -'Oi l' G.M?1 b -4? b "i ''if'Sf 41 ' Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal rner, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 15f)r) Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. f 1 "ft