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7777 TP Wednesday,' December G, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN . nVERKTf TRUE r 's'saaa'sasamaaassaa'saai SttS THEATRES i T-A-X-I 1 ej r" . F C lassified Want Ads! f i ' PROFESSIONAL R wu tm muuum DIRECTOR'S kor sale --"hou.boid .furniture. TTAtKOPATMIC PHYSICIAN : leaving city. Uu7 41th. U-Mt PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT UV,',f.-.Vri'! VMn?'T ,N01'B; huiea tor ' .Obsenwer of- f's'-sswa of wumun ana tiee in . ehilun-n a specially, office phono n ,p- V-W-tf Alain 106. rifKldeiiftf Dhono Main lml ."T 1 - w a rings. Somrn-r Hiufv 1U1' FOR SALU A young -(Me Type) rop;istc.reil J'Qlniiil China boar. 40. PHYSICIANS AND HllKiEO.NB Uert Knight, Union. 12-4-.1tp -,,. ,, ,. Foil KA1.K I'HKAP Chei-rj- trees. ' ' nursery s.oca. ; uhone Main ill. Kail. J. Slurklaiul, Cove, Or. . 11-23-121 TKB.TBir FOR SALE At bargain prices, two, ochran anil BHICRHAHD Qto t ncw tr,":tor with plows. One trac- Cocbran and Colon Ft. Eocrbard. At- 'of second hand. Also several used Bu'immi r,ll"u N"oual Bank truck, and automobiles. YYe havi a large stock of used parts for Be- ' eral makes of ours. Union Motor Co., CHIROPRACTOR. La Grande. 9-21-tf or. hku.e m y Kits, cniropractor New 0,1 s,A1K- easy terms, ideal Foley iiuiidini;. Hours iu to 12 a. m.. four hundred acres wood and dairy 2 t r, . ,n. h.,,1 7 m ii p. ,. 7-;-tf vimohi locate near town nd 8chool PR. J. E. woodei.Lt chiropractor and 0,1 'ne, river ,nd highway. Fenced, Naturopath. Nervous and chronic with good barn and buildings, diseases a specialty. Suite 20 Sum- i.i r. ... aiar Did. Over Bll.erlhorn's. Office 1 imne or R- J- Green- 12-4-tt hours, 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:80 to a p. m J - ...... r ... . .. . . .. to 8 evenings. Phona 497-W. : . . ! JfOit tuvtrr ' niTUlin Ul.ltB " --. . , FOR UKN'i'-Fiirnishnd healed room DR. A. N. MATVII.LE Specialist in 361-J- ' ' ' " 12-2-tf chronic diseases. Methods. Mechano- ..,, ,.,.. ,, , " . " . Therapy and Naturopath, b'kln and FOR RL. r Hoard .and .100111, jnio-UU blood diseases. nervous dlaeaaea. a month Of-jo v. u-,.nrMl ll'-'i-'itn Chronic Headache. Eczema. Bclatlca. a montn. -ol. .v aeionu. l-j-,np Appendicitis, Constipation, Uowel ,-,,,v,m ' ' '. .,. Trouble; all kinds of Chronic niseis- iOK Rk.NT 6-rooui JiOHae. I70fi JSo"00"3",1! 'reatl3d- ."'"one Main jWashington. 12-0-t 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool- . IdKO Kldg., opposite Btar Theatre, or- ..n rTT'i . i flee hours, lo to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6:0 ' OR RLNT Furnished heated room. ii. m. Consultation free. -4-tf Close in. -Ilil-J. ' "' ' " VZ-b-tt PIANO TUNERh) Im5!a?I?S!ni!""tX : FOR RENT Light housekeeping BXPKRT riANO TVJNIXO Clean and ' voice your piano witiiou- ejtral FOR RENTTwo room suite, suit- cliarre. Work KUaninteed. f all New- . , - , lin Hook Store for appointment. Roy bl tor two gentlemt-n. Close in K. l'liiiiips. -if,.tf Inquire 103 Greenwood, 12-6-tf tit a rnn-o-KT a t " 1' r,,t RENT Three rooms.furnished, riiAiiuKJNiiJLi for light housekeeping. No rb.il- DIRECT0RY , d.en. c.u lai-w- 12-tf . j.()R liKNT Modern 0-room fur- veomicx. nished house with garage, close in Tno Mrottierhood of American r"eo- nn nflvM vtivAt Arfiilta nnlw sen. Oranoo Hondo Homestead No. Pav"J AttUltS onlr 1886. meets every first and third Phone llS-M. . 12-5-21 Thursday evenings at Kwles Hall , , - t:omo and InvnatlKate the new policies. ' All virltlna; memoera welcome. FOR RENT Modern furateHad w. t. fa'ite.m. apartment, lnnuira Hlxt. Foreman. ' , , MAKI a. MAY V iLiLIS, H-41-tl Correspondent. ' i ii i ' . ,i in L. o. O. M. La Grande X-odxe No. ISO. . - ' ; , , . ' .:' - Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular . ... .'. fc ,i,-m- i n meetings every Thursday uiKht at 8 ... . I., , ,. p. m. at Odd Kellows' Hall. The Wo- WANTED Ctrl fOT .gaaerjil aaeu's Mooseheart LeRlon meets sec- u-nrk Call 4t)-It l-lrtf ond and fourth Thursdays of each woiK- van sua . . n Month. Moose Lei-.lon of the W rid . 'rt;.", ' a neels second Mo-idny of each at tJH. NURSINO Phopa 0!-B.. , ,. ll-t-2111 Vlaltoia always jveleome. .1. J. HARLAN, Dictator,- ... , A ' , I - l. j r n . - C. H. sin.l.T.. Secretary WANTED - A .Jalry hand. .Call Farm OXn- - , 13-Mtp ' - -1. . ' 1 . l.U'l II I' I I i JHU. ,1.1 at. P. O. EIjKB La Grande Lodge No. , - -x-: . , , .. . ltl. Lodge meets each Thursday av- . . v' -XiOflT"-'' iv . ...::: . '-' . " enlng at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo pi-Ivllcges cheerfully extended to ill , . , . . ,' " , '" Brothe? Bika. - LO.ST,Altdale,.,fiBal.nCa)l JJ- S. LT.AN CROWE, Exn Ruler. W. " i2-2rtl .-.P. L. PEAHSQM, Scteury. i,i -, LOST Small Jersey heifer. Branded iodern wpoDMEN of AMERICA J-K on loft hip. J. Klintworth, Boj La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on ,14-1 1 a (Ivande. XV4-Xln tue first Thursday evening of each v-eip sontb, In the K. of P. Hall. VlalllBg ' noiuhboracomc v c LOST Package of laundry. Findei JAKE KOSThcic, "cierH. please all Farmers 20G. Reward. : 12-5-21 . r. an1 A. M . La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. P. and A. M.. holds regular aaantlnga first and third Fridays at MUjCKLJUJ OaV '7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all 0 .. , - , , .. C. w. BiNGNER. w. WL HEMSTITCHJNG, Ui CrerfKi E. R. RiNGO, Sec. Mrs. L. B. Norton, D6 Adams Ave. t-sm vW?m,?-nKht .'?0E.i!g5,'4."Ba, NEEULECRAFT S..OP-..mn,U,. Visiting members welcome. ing, plSUll(r, gtanipidg and a IU 5- y'.T;.,1; . "ne of atamped baby saveltiei MiD"K'U fee. ji,mi, Da)fi lm Firet SC-B,!,,,,. Oregon. " 1-U'tt WDODJIEM OF THE WORLD La , Rrundo Camp No.-ir9. Mucin every LOCAL 1 CORSETIERt for Brcl) sionday iilpin at KhrIch liall. All Coraet Mrs. 3. F. O'Cooaell, 1104 visiting neighbors welcome. Dues q avenue. Phone M7-J. Strictly payublo at the office of the clerk Custom-made Ceraeti. Guarantee -Rooms 21-22, La Oiando National thronffhoI1. All0 Hem.titc.mt eat; ' jS j. MI'RCHISON. C. C. ' -Wt Work Guarauued. ' II. J. KITCHKN, Clerl(. . ... . K.N1UHT8 OF FYTHIAS Hed CroM LeodKfl No. 27. mceti every MondnT mmmmmmt.mmmmmdmmmmmm' eveniFB In Castte Iltil (K. of P. w a . .; a-:ii ViAg-KnYh!"" w;lco-e. ALASKA FURS FRANK A. TURNER, C. C. ...... C. L. GRAHAM. K. II. a. Ji;T BECEIVBP ' women-8 benefit ASSOCIATION of a flue line f read y-te-wear Alas- 17." W "b" Aeof M. Lodge0mLe't,0fl?.0t "a fur. which 1 ,U M-ll f.,r Thu"sday at 2 p7m. and third Wed- icaoul)le price... Vail are all vrtN nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Halt i-uur le i-eiee aitl tere tham... I alvi V'"'t,H8:lMARTeGALLAGHB, " " 1 Commander. pay best prices. m-m. . HARJORIE EATON, Record Keeper. f1!- rTll V. B. S. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. B. 8.,; inns Miller l hold stated communication the ec- ; .iIidm Awm ond and fourth Wednesdays of each ; AWm t. ionth. Visiting members cordially, mmmmm-m welcosaed. - NEIXIE O. NETL.U W. WL . -' wip-- - ANNA B. GROVK. Sec - " - 1 ;. Tin-; xkw iir.A. WiHinm A. Graham, recently ultct- ymc Joe So tomorrow you hrlnp fd to the North Curolina legislature, lMlw yor hvUWt represents the fourth generation 01 Srimtny Naw, I'nrle: ttmt'a oll- his family to occupy a seat in that fushtoned. Slie'f takhin; me botne to l,0(v hr folk for u wbHf . -f f trott News. COXSTAXCK TALSIAlKiS IX THE PUIMITIVE I.OVKIf - Constunce Tulmndge in her lutost Flist JJiitional uttructiun, "The Prim itive Lover," will be the fcuturo at the Arcade Theatre Thursday Fri day und Saturday. This is from an nriujnal story by tilmir helwyp. The star plays the role of a ro-nuinco-stiickcn wife who ulihors the idea of domesticity and household routine. Her thoughts run to the gallant romnnce of bygone days which she absorbs from all the best sellers that the library shelf holds. At this opportune time u former lover, who hud supposedly perished during an expedition to South Amer ica, returns. His ideas of romance and his caveman methods appeal to to the girl who builds air castles of men of this type und stands in striking contrast to the practical. every day sameness of her husband. From this uimjue situation the pic ture develops a plot thai revolves around an interesting story at the same time that it bristles with com edy and humorous siututions.. Miss Tulmadge's talent at interpreting comedy scenes in such .Previous pro ductions as "Wedding Bells and :'Polly of the Follies" has been-amply demonstrated; and "The Primi tive Lover," offering as it does an entirely new outlet for her ability to depict humor, promises to be rare ontcrtainment. Harrison Ford, who was recently seen as leading man in Norma Tal madge'a. hit, "Smilin' Through," has the part of the husband, while Ken neth Harlan is cast as the novelist. Unusual scenic settings in the Sierra mountains and a raging blizzard blend with a story of proven appeal lo provide a splendid nttrnction. GLADYS WALTON AT SHF.RRYS IN "THE G1KL WHO HAN WILD LAST DAY r yx 1 t4t so i r allow ihs xo otter ixe iinduy OWICeS Of P6ACSMAiSR. I SAW Trl(l MOvie THAN XOU HflCF OP- THCS (iOXs kio iwt tcm xouxesfsi-v for vr IV. ( Call Main 580 i -J Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. Silk Ties for XMAS Silk nnd Wool SCARFS yi.riii io $i.no (!et your Tailor-Made Suit for Christniiis O'Donnvll Shoes Knox Hutu The Toggery Andrews Bros. Gladys Walton adds another suc ;css to her ahead V long string of achievements with the return of favorable public decision on "The Girl Who Ran Wild." The story, an adaptation of il'liss,". widely read novel by Riot Harte, has n universal appeal, for it deals with a man and a maid, dis paraged and outcast by the world. And whut audiences wouldn't cheer for, the under .dog? Moat of the scenes in the p-oduc-lion were photographed on the exact ipots .described by Hret'Ilurte in the iriginal story . resulting .in beautiful nnturu! settings and -bnrkKrounds ;hat aro even hnore splendidly brought out in "The Girl Who Ran Wild" by1 unusually fine photography. The hand of . the master director, ".upert' Julian, is plainly "evident :hroughout the Production. Once un internationally known stage favorite timself, and later thoroughly trained a "tage direction and dramatic in erpretution, this dean of directors las produced an entirely different, 'et most interesting, version of 'iM'liss" that has yet been made besides directing the filming of the picture,. Mr, Julian also prepared bis own script- Vernon Steel and Lucille Rickscn hare equally second honors ITi n cast jxcellently chosen for just such a oroduction as is "The Girl Who Ran Wild." Other players having impor tant roles are Lloyd Whitlock, Jo seph Dowling, William llurress, At. Hart, Nelson McDowell, JIurt H. Robbins and Anna Hernandez. Also showing a two reel drama, "Wester Ways." .Miss Gladys Stone, the -l!i-year-oll daughter of a steelwotker in Leeds, has won a Prize for the best hand writing ill the whole of the British Empire. Taking Desperate Chances It is true that many contract se vere colds and recover from them without taking any precaution or treatment, and a knowledge of this fact leads others to take then chances instead of giving their coldi the needed attention. It should be borne in mind that every cold weak ens the lungs, lowers the vitality makes the system less able to with stand each succeeding attack and paves the way' for the more erinu diseases. Can you afford to tane such desperate chances whan Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, famous foi its cures of bad colds, may be hau -for a trifle? Adv. s T.a ftrnnriA ! MATTRESS SHOP and; i WEAVING WORKS 1 fur I Mattresses of all kinds cleaned and rebulll Feather I'.enovatlng Hag Ileus sni Flufl Htugi J sale. 2 Carpet nml Hug Cleaning Uslii, l.RO anil up J Cbaa. Edwards, Prop. ., v , , Phone 858-W KONG OF THE STORM The lilting little song sung by Vir ginia Valli in her role of the little French-Canadian orphan in "The Storm" has made such a strong appeal to persons who have Reen the picture that we are Printing it herewith, just as , it appears on the screen at the Star Theatre Snturdav. ' "snw ' r ' Now all ..good wood scow sailor man Tak warning by dst' storm Ab' go an' marry nice French gul An' leeve nn wan beeg farm. li wind ean blow Ink hurricane. An' spo.se th.e blow some more- "You c.n't (tt drown on Luck St, So long you stay on shore- THESE THREE VITAL FACTS DETER MINE YOUR POWER ANI) ECONOMY t .' ! ' ' It's probably wciir or luarouratp fit In llio plHton rlnps, pistons und plMH wbleh .s resp'JiiHlblo for the Ionh of power uinl wasio of gns In your ear. 1'ower unvl economy really tiepend upon three vital units. All thut many motors need to restore Ihelr niaxlmum power nml economy In McWiiay-NonlH I'isinn KlntfH. Tliern Ih oho to fit every pockelbooH, but elir Whvih ho think inoro of per manent economy aiul HUtisl'aclion tlmn of Initial oosl find that the cuniUiuaUon of J.eak Vrmtt tlU)KH itir jiowen aucl Siipomyl ItinpM lo preveiil oil lioubleslK their beet inveslmont. All Rlc-guay-Worii I'iMon lliiiffd uro maile of Kleetrle Metal. Jf the cyllm'.erH of your motor neiil reRrhuHnff, yon want a set of McQuayNorrin WalnriKht ristons'and I'lns, as well ns Mr-Quay-Norri Ithifr". They 1110 liamiled by the same repairmen, ftL'rvice Htoelis ami johbers. Your motor ean bo made practlcnMy nn Rood ns new for a frac tion of the eost of a new ear If Us (lirco vital units aro replaced with MeQuay-Norrls JVoduets. Write lis lor booklet "To Have nnd to Hold I'ower," which explains the whole subject of motor wer ami U.i correction. We dm filvv Immediate Siervlce Leighton's Welding &. Machine Works La Grande, Oregon FOR CHOICE MEATS AM) PROMPT AND COIUTKOI S SKUVICK UUY I'HOM The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Oualitv Market Fir St. Market Next to Kkagps Next to Harris Groc. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MAOIIINR KIIOP AN!) lt)LNI)HT All Kinds of Muchlnery, Automobiles ami Tractors Repaired, -Overhauled and Iteliullt. W Acetylene Welding of All Kinds Cylinder Boring and Overawe Tlstona I -1 Crankshafts, ristons ond Piston Pins Itegrouna 1 ' Clvo Us a Trial " D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the PocketbooK ED D0N0HUE, Prop. Phone 474-J : uF.&ittffT n i;.sinj;ss mm ti;na i;. "Vou do u Kieut deal of arilhuietio in your leisure moments." "Calculation Ut unavoidable." re plied Menntor KorKhuin; "wbcit it man In my pojtilion frets through fm-tiUifi an Aditction returns lie's ot lo k4'p liKuriiiK just as linrd on how 1h-V b inir to live on a Kovrrinenl Siilary." Washington Star. When You r Really Want the Best You can always get it at our markets. Whole sale or retail. 1 CITY MARKET HOOVERIZED MARKET FIR STREET MARKET The Grande Ronde Meat Co. TOM Y Make yourself master of today, and you will win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity by writing when you can have the satisfaction nf immediate response by using our long dist ance lines? Any telephone is a long distance station. ., c.w. aitfiiifc x.s:. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY ttMattssUssaeMI La Grande - Baker Auto Stage l (i. ix l-np, Mitnatfer Dally KM-aVptiiiit Knnrtayfl Leaves Haktr Leaves J-a (liatule I :i)0 p. ni. It :0ft it. m. 4:4$ p. m. 1:00 p. rn. 6:4 T p. in, Ruiidft I.oaven ?,a OtHiide at 6:00 p. m. t.'onnertlons at Union -.IT ! 1 J v ii j ill m i , ill R-BAn--T;IK- WANT ADH; DOINGS OF. THE DUFFS A Rare Hit . - iita- BY ALLMAN 1 I I - , JSS r- ' .sT -Klin U.''': 4TeJ,- Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Phone Main (12. 150.: Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon $ J e. . - .-, -
