La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 07, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textm97 f J" Thursday, December 7, 1922. TI PACK SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY "OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS . Oil. J. I and Dlt. MAr.Ci.UtET INGLE. V .i i 1 j-i.--a.-.i'a or women and rhildrrn a sno-lalty. Office nhon. MRU) 106. M(ii;in-f phune Alam lull. 2 rlnt?.s. S-tnimiT Itltli.'. PHYSICIANS AND SCIKiEONS GEO. B. VEHR8, M. I. General Bur, err. Office over Silverttioiu a. Office phone Main US; ATTOH.TftYIS 4O0HRAN and EHKIiHAltD Oeo. T Cochran and Colon It. Eberbard. At r torncya. L Urande National Bank llullaliiir. CMUfOPHACTOR. DR. HlXLE MYRI1S. Chiropractor New Koli-y liulltlliiK. Hour ly 10 11 a m 2 to ft I. m. mid 7 lo 8 p. in. 7-24-tf OR. "J. B. WOOIEIJ--Chlronra!tap nA Naturopath. Nervous and chronic dlnt-ao'-B a upecialtv. finite 20, Som-mc-r Bids. Over ttllverthorn'n. Office aviia , v tu a a. m., 10 rj n, sjj n to it et.olna. Phone 4av-V. WATUUK CUKE DR. A. N. MATVITjLK Rpecla'ilit ID enronic atittiPfn, Metnonn. Mecliano- Tnarapy and Naturopath, tjkin and blcod d I senses, nervous diseases. Laronie iit-adttche, ivtzrma, Sciatica. Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel Troujtlo; all kinds of Ctirooio D'.aaaa t uuccessfully treated. VUonm Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool ldgo Hid?., opposite Star Theatre. Of flco boura, 10 to 13 a. m., 1:80 to 6:00 p. an. Consultation free. S-4-t PIANO TCNKItH BXPKHT PIANO TUN'l.N'O Tlean and Tolce your plnno without extra cliaxge. Work Kuaranli'd. Call Nw Jln Hook Store for appointment. Hoy 15. Phillip.. 4-15-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY VKOMK1V. Tha Hrotnoruoud uf American reo mnn, urundu Hondo Hoini!t(ad No. 1186. meets every first and third Tnuradfiy evening tit Rpules Hall L'onjt) and liiVHHlitrrUe the new policial. All vKitinv members welcome. W. T. PAiTKN, Foreman. HA at a. MAi Vi.,L,B, Correspondent. L. O. O. M. I.n. Urnnfle Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meeting '-very Thursday night at 8 p. m. ac Odd Kllow.V HnM. The Wo men's Moosolwart Lei?. on meats acc ond aud fourth Tliursdnya of each month. Moose Legion of the W rid mfieti second Monday of each at J.Ji. VUltois always jvelcome. J. J. ir. P. LAX, Dictator, C. S. SHl LTZ. Secretary. ft. P, O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. 4M. Lode mectB each Thursday ev ening1 at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother IClks. - S. D:TAN CROWE, Exn V' Ruler. F. L, PEARSON, Se.uetary. HODEItN WOODMEN OF AMERICA . La Urnnde Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening uf cano Month. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. R. RINQO. V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK, ClerK. a. F. anl A. IA. La Grande Lodffe No. 41. A. F. and A. M.. holdn refular raoetlnKa first and third Krldaya at I 7:10 n. n. Cordial wolcomo to alii Maaona. C. W. BINONER. W. U. K. H. R1NGO, 8i3C. O. BA3LKS Acrle No. !5f. aaeet. Terr Friday nlffht at Eai$lea Eall. j Vlaltlnv aaembers welcome. Z. 1,1LLY. W. P. ! J. B. BIRDRELU Sea WOODMEN' Or THE WORLD iJl Gr.indo Cnnni No. ir.9. Meets every Moniluy niht t KiilCH ball. All vIslrinK nciRlihors welcome. DtiftB puy-iblo at tlic office of the clerk. Rooms 21-2J, J.a Uraiulo National Dunk lildR. j. j. jirncHisoN. c. c. It. J. .KITCHEN". Clerk. N!OHTrt of PYTHIAS Red Cross Lod&e No. 27, meeta every Monday pveoltifr In Castle Mll (K. of P. Uall). at 8 p. ro. A P.ythlan welooaaa to all vIsltlnK Kniehtn. KUANK A. TURN BR, C. O. C, L. GRAHAM, K. R. 8.- WOMUN'S I1KNBPIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccahwes, I.a Grande Lodve No. 17, W. B. A. of M. Lod(jo meets flrat Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. VlaltluK Sisters welcome. Mltti. MARY GALLAGH1SK. Commander. DARJOIUE EATON. Record Keeper. D. B. B. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. B. fl.. holda atatfd communication the aec . ond and fourth Wednesdaya of each saonth. Vlaltlng anenbera cordially welcoaaed. NELLIE O. NE1LL, W. . ANNA 8. GROVE. Boo. La Grande S ! MATTRESS SHOP andj j t WEAVING WORKS J I Mattresses of all kinds cleaned j J and Tei.ulll Feather Renovating. Rsc TIMS' nd f'lufl lluga fori; I sale. "i1 ! Carpet anil Hug Cleaning I t 0x12, !.50 and up J J Cnas. Edwards. Prop. 11 Phone 253-W ; Motorist, Spare that Chicken j The well known Co Slow. Danger i School Ahead sign so familiar to motnri.-t was apparently the basis j lor a novel anil courteous wamtng ihi,-h strikes the eve of the motor car drivers approaching a farm on a i state highway in the Catskills, It reads: DANGER Please Drive Slow!. We Thank Yoti Thu Chiekerv Thank You. Want Ads FOR BALK OK TKADH FOK SALE llousehold furniture. Leaving city. U01 6th. 12-5-:it; PAPER FOH Al-PLE AND FRUIT Boxes for Palo at the Observer of fice. Ch p. 7-8-tf FOK SALK 3 logging sleda. In quire 2S12 N. Fiiut St. 12-8-tf full SA1.K t'HlOAP Cherry tree. Also ull kinds of nurtmry stock. Kurl J. iStuckland. Cove, Ore. 11-23-lSt FOR SALE At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also severui used trucks and automobiles. W have a large .stock of used parts for sev eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co., La Grande. 9-21-tf POU KENT Hoard and room, fcJu OO a month. 2512 N- Second. 1 2-6-6 tp FOif KKNT-C-jooui house. 1705 Washington. 12-5-0t FOR RENT Furnished hwitod room Clone in. oOl-J. 12-5-tf FOR R1CNT Light housekeeping rooms, 1905 Adhms... ... - 12-5-tf FOR RENT-Two room suite, suit able for two gen tW men. Close in Inquire 103 Greenwood. 12-5-tf FOR RENT Three room8,furnishel, for lipht housekeeping No chil dren. Call 131-W. 12-4-tf FOR RENT Moduro furiiahed apartment. Inquire 161t Bixtk. H-21-tf WANTKD WANTED Girl for general kou He- work. Cal;.406-R. 12-1-tf NURH1NO Phou 209-B. H-7-261 WANTED A dairy karul. Call Farm 5X5- 12-5-3tp LOST .O.ST Airedale, female. Call 37C- W. , . 12-2-U U18CKLLjLf( BOVS HEMSTITCHING, Buttana Cavered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 808 Adams Ava. ' I :i -ri,. - 8-30-tf NEEDLECRaKT S-OP Hemstitcn ing, pleating, etaauic and a fal line of sumped baby natelties Mamie DubJ, 1930 First St., Bakr Oregon. 7-24-ti LOCAL CORSETIERt, for Uarcler Cors.t Mrs. J. F. CCosnsll, 116i 0 avenus. Fhon 17-J. StricUT Custcm-mada Conets, Guajantaad tbronghont. Als IIaatiteai aad Picot Edga. Work Gaaraataai 1-1-tf ALASKA FURS TCST ra:cEiVKn A fine Hue of ready-to-wear Alas ka furs which 1 will sell for a very reasonable price... Vou are all wel come to riuue and km tliem... I also buy oil kituls of raw fnra mid will pay best prleew. ' , , , Chris Miller 1011) Atlanta Ate. ' SPRINGS We Make Sprinu for AtTOMOTtlliKS and TlltCKS Mpiiun Rebuilt ami Reiah-wl Union Motor Co. Corner Fir & Jefferson '" " Il La Grande Baker Auto Stage T. G. DrlJip, Manager l I Daily Incept in sr Sundays Leaves Buter Leaves Ijl Orad f I 4:45 p. m. 1:06 p. in. :4& P. W. I Runda-v Leaves Ijx Grand at S:00 p. m. J Connections at Union Paris is the only city in tha world that provides public baths for dogs There is a curious superstition in Ireland that a broken pencil-point is the precursor of a domestic jar. In 'Russia it costs mors than twice as much to subscribe for 4 R.ajfa zine for two mouths as It rior.4 for one month- The Publishers have to make allowance for th expec'.ed '!e - pronation of the rouble. When the pirl keeps o railing your attention to what a love. rinf; the moon has prab tout hat and ffo home. THEATRES t. KOItlt AMI IIAItli.V.N HOTH is "Tin-: ritiMiiivi: i,o r.it" ftetlhiff a thtcf to oatfli thief Is. the oht mlnKi' thuL Kilgui Helwyn huH put to work in un iinuKual itiunner in th wrltiiiK of "ln rninilive l-ovor," his oriK'nul htory for tontame Tat nunlK. The llot, which Ik dfVPloi(Ml uloiiK ronietly lines, involvoN a keen witted novelist who .spreads rutnorh of his di'Uth under nenmitlotuil eit cumritani't'H to enhance the sale of lilri luti'Kt hook. TukiiiK advantage ol hup posed tleinlse his rival for the hand of Phyllirt Tom ley, presses ' ills suit and wins her hand In niarnane. Ah 'the irlamor of married life weui'H oft' the mipposedly dead suitor ret unit and mutual explanations ure In unit e. It In of such unusual nmlt't iul ttiat Director Sydney l-Vauklin hus welded t'onstanee TaliuadKe'K latest Marring picture, "The Primitive Lover," a KliHl National Attraction which, will he the feature at the Amide Theatre today, Friday and Halm-day. As the two former rlvala clash under differ ent clrcuiustunceH their feud is re newed. One presses Ills suit' In th approved style of niodrrn conventions while the oihor, a man of forceful, doniinuting personality, . di'inonstratt-s the caVfinan method ot love makln?. Miss TutnutdKe in nurmuntled h.v one of the best casts she has ever had for Jicr screen produclions. Harrison Ford,- who played lending man in "Hint line's Throutrh, 'ami Keinuth Huiiun liavy the dual lending mail roles. The remainder of the company Includes Joe Roberts, t'h ji h-s Pino, j .'tiler ltlf Tree. Matilda Itrundane, J tieorpe Pierre ami lyde Honson. The aUaptalion for Die sere en was made by Frances ,lnrloilv HARKY CAREY IN "THE KICK I BACK- AT SHKKHY'SS Harry Carey's muny admirets will not have to look far for thrills while that noted star's most recent pro duction hi tha current feature at the Sherry Theatre. Mr. Carey's latest success is called "The Kick Hack" nn lit-a hia nthAi- vuhiflpK rlrintt rtfl- blooded Jrnma from beirtnninK to end. Depicting? in vivid scenes the ail venlures of a cowboy who has to fipht every Inch of the way to retain the land ho owns and the girl of his heart. "The Kick Buck" furnishes Mr- Carey with a role that fits him as snugly as a rubber skull cap fits the head of a bather. Besides the rugged and winning nersonalitv of Mr. Carey. "The Kirk- iKack" also is marked by distinguish ed performances given by other members of the east. Ethel Crey Terry as- Mr. Carey's leading woman1, for1 instance, plays with just the right degree of repression while Hen ry Walthall, as the crafty Aaron Price Is all that could be desired in such a role. 'The Kick-Back" is what has been faneralljr described as "punch drama in a Western setting." It has many new and nivel turns of plot, how ever, and tha action is fust and in cessant. .;'The Kick-Back" is Mr. Carey's firat production under his new af filiation with the Film Booking Of fices of America. Also showing "Fun from . the Press." LLORY OK L woods is i)i:i'K'ii:i TIIK S'lXlKM." The clean Rlory of the Ri-eat Xoith woodH furnlNhe.s the hackKTouml loi vivid emotional work by master play era in "The Storm," the rniveraul Jewel HpeciuT feature which hrhi.s llou.se jl'etors lis a star to th( Stui Theatre Suturdav unti Sutxlay. Tha atury in u Hliupie, yet powei l'ul druniu of three Htrundt'd human ho ills, bound together In Isolation front the outVu' worlti uutl forced to meet an intolerable Kit tint Ion. l.uTiRtion Mc cormick wrote the piny, which wan extremely-aueeetwf id on the New York alaife; lteftinald Harker illrected the llliriliifr uf it. Peters. Virginia Vail ami Mutt Muore form the triangle, "in- man H afraid of women because he ha n'ver known them; the other bc.uifi ii knows tliein too well. Then the piil eotuen into tbttr Hves unespfctetlly and unavoidably. On thin ImikIm Mh f'oruiick wrot his pluy. The forent lire and unow htorin aeenes are wurka or art, and have won wld'H''-ad commendation wherever Ihe film lias been hIiowu. Joef tSwickuid and Frank limning handle other rulca. "The name of tho Jack O'Lantern, the confectionery and soft drink es tablishment on Adams, will he changed," states M. A. Chinlund. manager- "The reason- for the re suming: of another name is that the Huzelwood company, of Portland, adopted the nam, before we did and copyrighted it, thus making ours tn infringement upon them." At the time of the selection of the nam it was not knofm that another concern in the west went under the name and when the new name is se lected, Mr. Chinlund states that a thorough investigation will be miide before officially adopting it. A special candy room, west of the Jack O'Lantern, has ben arranged for thir Christmas customer, and iiti k. i .k. ui. rhnst- mas candies and other (roooir that prevail ,at the holiday seanoa. I Tha man who is so busy attending I ta eivic duties that he can't take hi family out riding isn't much of a ciruen. NEW NAME TO BE ADOPTED if ,,-... mifimruv rnint? T7 mwk Hearing to Be Held Soon; Bail is Set at $5,000; In Custody of the Sheriff. I William Kcasier, cnargeu witn I manslaughter of Arthur Cleaver, of Uakor, was arrested last evening by I the sheriff of Union county and up Ipcarcd before Justice Arthur C Will iiams this morning- Kesvler asked i for o i-i..... attorney and the hear- For Sale I A bargain, 11 -room house on Spring j avenue just off Fourth S). " 1'la.sterd ! large sized f rooms, batii aud toilet on i both floors. Ijirye dining mom ami I kitchen and just off the kitclien Is nj large cold storage room witli cement ; fltior. Hour) In (,'ood condition; au iiihpectiou will convince you tliut thia la a real (ncorm- property. Now- modern S-room Iiouko with garage onN .ivimtic. near liigh tK'hool, for aale. fiwuur wuultl eonsldei u Ford cur aud a few hundred doUam as initial payment. On account of building costs nil-, van dug and it is known that building will cost more nel spring than it did tliis hint fall, form1 in and let nu sliow you wlmli-4utv-MtHMl--f4e-ttn-t.' At the perm-tit. time I have several (food buys Including two of the best homes ever built In this Thy. If you are planning (( buiid In tho spriiik' play fail' lo yourself and let me show you whoro on can save inoiuy by huyinif. Geo. H. Currey ileal Eatnta . Insurani KESSLER IS finnreiTn dv Mill THESE THREE VITAL FACTS DETER MINE YOUR POWER AND ECONOMY It's prohnhly wea or inaccurate fil In the piston rings, pistons nnd pins which is rcsp'jnftiblo for the loss of power and wasto of ga.s In your car. 1'ower and economy really depend upon three vital units. All that many motors need to restore their maximum power and economy is .Metjuay-Noi r Is I'istun Kings. Tlicro is one to fit every poeltrtbneU, fj'.it par owners who Ihink inoro of per manent economy and aalMfaetlnn th:;n of initial cost find that the i:u!iiiinatiou of Leak I'i'oof Kings' lor jirnvcr aiul Supeioyl Kings to prevent oil trouiiles i:i their bett Investment. All Mo-Quuy-Noi-rla I'islon Itings are made- of Klertriu Metal. If Ihe ey 11 tide cm of your nioior need rogt hiding, you want a act of McQiiiiy-N'orrlH Walniight 1'ist.on.s and Plus, as well as Mo Clutiy-Nori-is Kings. They uio handled by Ihe same repairmen, nervine stocks and johheis. Your motor can be made prartica'ly as good as n'-w for ft frac tion of the con of a new ear If Its three vital units are replaced with MeQuay. Karris Products. Write tis for booklet "To Have nnd to Hold Power," which explains the whole .subject or motor wear and its correction. We Can fs'lve Immediate Service 11 Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon When You Really Want the Best You can always get it at our markets. Whole sale or retail. CITY MARKET HOOVER I ZED MARKET FIR STREET MARKET The Grande Ronde Meat Co. ! II III dpd moo mtc-xflon Ki P ABOLISI President Hardinc's Me sage Read By Himself Before Congress J?4?4? Snodgrassjl and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser- j vice,. .Phune Main C2. ' .' irar Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon 4 Jf, Jj. J, if, if. if. ii .fi i D) M 60 CH SELLING FUST SYRACUSE, N. V., Dec, 7. "Never before in our history have wo had at this time of year ro many unfilled retail ardent for cars," says T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards Olympia Oyster t Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. FOR CHOICE MEATS AM) PROMPT,. AND COIKTKOUS SKKVICK P.t'V FROM The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Quality Market Fir St. Market NcxttoSkaggs , Next to Harris Groc. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACIIINF; S1IOI' AND IOL'NDRT All Kinds of Machinery, Automot lies and Tractora Ropatred. Overhauled and itebttllt. ' .Acetylene Welillng of All Kinds Cylinder llorlng and Oversize Pistons Crankshafts, PIhIouh and rislon l'lns Hegtound u 1 Olve Vvm Trtol . "1 D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange . COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 1 Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 471-J 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. l'MllUlMMM HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY uammi ijinaiaiiii ii, mmi ,. ,lr j-rmnifi Attention! lO PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Union Box Co. F. Jasmann, Mgr. Phone Main .188 Ia Grande, Ore. III. II, Franklin, president of the II. II. Franklin Maimfncturing com pnny. "Wo are oversold not only on our closed models, which naturally are in greater demand in the winter, months, hut also on open models- , During the first three weeks of last month the-number of retail orders exceeded those for t ho entire month of October. Our dealers report u conutitiit full fiir ilaiii KVunnlinu - piness from this source in Novem ber exceeding October records' Silk Ties fori XMAS. Silk and Wool SC AKFS $1.50 (o $1.00 (it'l your Tailor-Made Suit for Clirisliuns O'DoniK'll Shot's Kno Huts The Toggery Andrews Iios. ,. w. . . w. .. ji. .-it a. .4- Tin t jgy Fruitgrowers for ; ; s ETTER OXES .il ( . li. At?. v I n . 0 o tt .