La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 13, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, December 13, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENINti OBSERVER PARE SEVEN Classified Want Ads THEATRES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 3i4TKOlATl0 I'llVSlCIA.NH KO!t SALK Olt TKAIIH FOR SALE First class fence posts Painters 111X2 12-12-tf Pit. J. I and OH. MAnriAkKT i.' Children a Ffi-rin lv or,; i I i' r!'.',.""1' l"'""'-Maln lu...j 1- OK FOR SALE-3 quire 21(12 N. logfrinp sleds. In Eirst St. 12-li-tf ATfOHXKYS ItOCHrt AN Krid UOCUian Bh'4 Colon II. Kborharrt if. Lb. Uiar.de NaLloual ni tornova. iiullding', LHKHHAltD Ueo. T. ,t- Uank SAt.E-rat ducks ( all Farmers lo4. and pose. 12-12-7tp FoK.SALE Urnin hay. Adam Heck, lioute 2. 12-12-:it) MAY SlrAVOY AM) THE CAUTKIt l)E HAVENS, LAST DAY AT SHEltltY'S; furl CHIROl'HACTOi; Dlt. I1KI.LE MYKIIS. Clilr.iproctnr Fol. y HuHcUm.-. 11.,,., - i . ... ,, 2 to ii p. m. imd 7 to s p. in. --M-ir VR. 3. B. WOODKLL-Chlropraclor and Naturopath. NVrvouj and chronic dlii-asc. i specialty. Suite 711 h... if" '"irtiiB' .v,jr K,lv"'thorn-. Office to a evenings. Phone KATUKH C'L'ltB OR. A. N. MA Y VILLK Speclaitlt In ciironic uiBcasi'B. Ale-moos. .Hechano- Therapy and Naturopath. 6kin and uiuou awesaea. Il.trvoua disease.- (.hrolilc Headache. i'.'Z ma, ficialica. Appendicitis, Constipation, Kowel -irotiDie; an Kinos or chronic- Dls;-ia- cs successfully treated. Phone Alain DIM. Koom I, 2, 3, second floor Cool IdKe HldR, opposite Star TheMre. Of. flee hours, 10 to 1 o. ui., 1:30 to 6 00 p. m. Consultation free. PIAXO Tl-NKIt!s EXPRRT PIANO TUNtNri Clean "nil voire your plnno wllhout extra ehare.o. Work irnrotitccd. Call New 1 1 n I'.'-ok .Store for appointment. Hoy K. Phillips. 4-in-tr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY The Urotherbotid uX American o Wtsn. virfinde Konue Huim-slfiid No. 2XS6. int-Mts every first ami third ?biirdty evening Ht Enlvn Hail Co mo And Investtaie the ik'W pollclen. All vlruinif ineinbtcrs wHronie. W. T. i'Ai"J'i'iN, Foreman. MAKY Ui. MAVVjLI.B, Oorrertuondent. L. O. O. M. La Gmnflo LoIro No. 850. Lo7l Order of Mouse, holds regular oieetlriK every Ttnirtdy nlKhl Rt It p. n. fit Odd Fallows Hnll. The Wo nieii'a Moostrneart Legion meeti nc or.d and fonrtu Tliursdsys of each month, Moo; I,i:lon of the W Aid meota ierind Monday of each mt j-h. Vlaltut always .trlconie. J. J. "lAItliAX. Pirtator, C. S. S1ICI.T, Serrclury. ft. P. O. KI.KS I.a Grnnde LodKe No BS. LckIko me.-tH en Thursday vv urAntf nt 8 o'clnrk. llotnu nnd clue prlvlleK8 chturfully extended to all Brothor EIIcb. S. ft "AN OROWK, Exa - Ruler. F. L. PK ARSON, Scaeury. BODEIiN WOODM1CN OF AMRRICA I,a Hiande Chi:ij f'o. 7?u3 im.-el on tho first TUutsdav ;venlttg of each wo nth. In the K. of F. Hall. VlultiDtf nelKbhora welcome. E. R. HINOO. V. C, JAKU RORTOCK, Plerk. I. F. rnnl A. M. I-a Drande Lodse No. 41, A. V. nnd A. M holds regular MUHtlnK first and third Fridays ai 7;I0 v. m. Cordial welcome to all Kaioni. C. -W. BINnNEU. W. H. E. R. UIN'JO, Sen. t, O. nA;?uES Aerie No. 259. everj Friday niwht at Eatflei vieeti Hall ta em her a Wflcoine, Z. LII,lT. W. P. J. E. IJIltDHELU Sec WOOD-MKN OF THK WOlil.D I-a Cfrundo Camp No. MectH every Monday nipht at KiirIos hall. All vi-itinK ncifThlior welcome. Pups payalihs at the oTi'( of tlie clerk. Rooms 21-2L', I.a (.Siaiulo Xulional Bank lildtf. .1. J. MI'IU'IIISOX, C. C. R. J. KTI't 'l I KS, Clerk. PAI'KK FOIl AiPLb ANU KRU1T lioxea fur solo at the Observer of fice Ch an. 7-8-tf tumpk'tf for six room house. In ' nnicn GllO l ...... ..1. KM 1 H from 2 to or 148-K forenoons. , 12-122t . VOlt SAl.lt Five room modern house on Oak struct, partly fur nished", has good rune and heater. Part terms. Call 411-J. ' 12-12-tf FOR SALE Davenport buffet, heut inj; titove, chiffonier, dressers, par lor set- Some other luruiture. M07 Sixth St- r-ll-3t FOR SALIC At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows, une trac tor second hand. Also several used tiueks and automobiles. We have a Mrpe stock of used parts for sev eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co., La Grande. 9-21-tf ton ftKivr FURNISH FJ) apartment- Call 27ti-M- 12-9-tf FOR RENT Two modern furnished rooms. 14'J7 Washington avenue. FOR RENT -House in Inquire 307 .Main St. Lsland City, '2-12-litp FOR RENT .Modern 7-room houst. Phone Main 701. 12-9-tf Thevo'a a ln't of ovei ythin; everybody in "The Top of Xcv York,'' the May McAvoy Paranuunl feature which opened at, the Slurry Theatre yesterday. Th-re is wonderful "kid" appeal in the huge toy shop with its thou sands of toys and the -appeal aih'e of May McAvtiy as an animated doll, to the delight of the Christmas shop pers. " There are thrilU in the si-enes where the heroine is saved from com mitting suicideand a routing fight between Edward Cecil and Walter McCirail. There is comedy relief by tht Irish characters impersonated by Carrie 1 Clark Ward and Arthur Hoyt. there s real pathos anil dtama re, volving about the Christmas rush in the toy department and the home ex- penences f the little sales, gtrl who makes such a plucky fight for the happiness of her crippled brother. "The Top of New York" is an en tertaining story which splendidly fits the winning human appeal of May McAvoy whom playgoers remember for her gripping work as "(Jrixel" in "Sentimental Tommy.'' The stur does a convincing bit of work and she is supported by an excellent caA in cluding Walter McGrail, Madame Marstini, Charles Pennett, Edward Cecil, Pat Moore, Carrie Clark Ward. Arthur Hoyt, Mary Jane Irvine. Credit for the excellent direction belongs to the late William 1. Tay- i lor whose final production it is. This is the second picture starring Miss McAvoy which Mr- Taylor di rected, tlu first being "Morals,' which made an instantaneous suc cess. Also the Carter de Havens in their latest comedy, "Christmas." CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY FOR RENT .Five house. Adults only, Sixth street. room modern Inquire 1502 1-11-tf FOR RENT Sleeping room nnd sit ting room'with bath. Close in. In quire Observer. , 12-8-tf fOST LOST A black purse containing val uables at La CJrande or United States National bank, Monday, De cember 4. Extraordinary reward offered. Return to Erank Pike. Phone 2R1-W. 12-9-tf MIHCJCLLiANKOlm DRESSMAKING Phone :m-i. ' 12-7-12tp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mi-x I. II K'ni-lnn OHI1 Alnma & ult 8-30-tfl PIANO LESSONS ' Leschetitsky method, nnd beginning lesson.s . -in harmony, t.'all Miriam Ft. Smith, Phone 29G-J. 12-9-lmp TAKEN UP White face heifer without brand, underbit right ear came to my place in September. Owner call and pay expense and take animal. W. J. Suling, Ilil gard. 12-l'l-5t LOCAL CORSETIEKB tor Barclev Corst. Mm. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avflnua. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edga. Work Guaranteed. S-l-tf La Grande ! I MATTRESS SHOP and! WEAVING WORKS J KNIOHTB OF PYTHIAS Red CroBl l-odffo No. 27. meelB nvery Mcnday ev-MilPK In Castle (1.(11 I h.. or 1-. i : HalJK at s p. m. A I'ythlao welcoaie j J sale FRANK A. TtlHNEH. C. C. C. U (iRAHA.M. K. It. 8. I Mattresses of all kinds cleaned ' and rbnlll Keatlier llenovnHng. , K.ig Rcgi sni Flutl Rugs tor WOMEN'S HI3NEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. I.a Orande Loiv( No: 3(. W. It. A. of M. I.ode niocta flrat Thuriiday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. in., at K. of I'. Hall Vlaltinlt KUt.rs welcome. ' illtH. MARV OALI.AOHEK. ' Commander. IIARJORIE KATtiN, Record Keeper. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8., holds Btnt.d coiimjiinli-Btlon the sec ond and fourth Wciiiiesdaj fl of each aaonth. VlBltlng aievubera cordially welcoaied. NELLIE O. NE1IJ.. W. H. ANNA 8. GROVE. 8ec The Truly Happy Man. It is ii"l rilit to i all tlie nliin wlio s.o mm h l i' lii s liiipfy. but the nan who Is no! In L'rlof. AjKilloiliH . ' Carpet and Ittlg Cleaning 0x12, yi.no and up Chas. Edwards, Prop, Phone 253-W T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards SHERRY'S, THURSDAY. Fit IDA Y "THE PRISONER OF ZEN DA" "The Prisoner of Zcnda," which has thrilled thousands who have read the book or seen the play, has been made into a photoplay by Rex In gram, the man who leaped into the front rank of motion picture direc tors by his production of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." Thi." Metro picture, which comts to the Sherry Theatre on Thursday, pre serves all those elements which made the Edward Rose stage ver.-iori of :h(y novel by. Anthony Hope, on which the photoplay is based, so popular. It is u story of the adventures of Rudolf Rassendyll, a young English man who for a time became the king of the mythical country of Ruritan ia and who won tlu? ' hive of thf Princess r la via, after a series ol plots and counterplots during which he is compelled to fight for his very iifo. .' Beautiful .settings, gorgeous costume., and an exceptional cast contribute to make this romance one whith will be talked a.iout by ali lovers of good pictures. In the east are Lewis Stone, Reb el t Edeson, Alice Terry, Stuart Holmes, Ramon Navarro, Barbara La Marr, -Malcolm McGregor. Edward Connelly and Lois Leo. The adapta tion was done by Mr.ry O'llara and the photography by John F. SeiU Gottfried Herbs! Violinist . Ina Wright Herbst Soprano Will lie Pri'sentt'd to I.a (Iiiinde by (be Neiiiliboi bood Chili Wednesday Eve., Dec. 13 AT 8:00 O'CLOCK IN I,. 1). S. TABKRNACI.K Scats on Sale at Silverlborn-Wiiuht Di iij? Store ADMISSION: Reserved Seats, SI. 10, inrltidiiifr war lax, (ieiu'ial Admission S!!c, including war lax "Ina Wright Herbst is the' best equipped sinjier thai, has ever appeared in Portland." Portland Orejroniau. mil! I'll Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jofferson Ave. Poultry Of all kinds wanted PHONE MAIN 122 Commercial Creamery Ce. For a Man Ilemitiliable value in fina "Cray Mocha Cloves," and "Cape Street Cloves." Complete .stocks of the famous Hansen Driving Cloves. The Hansen "Two and One" is a bis favorite with the man who driven a car. K. & W. Shirts and Collars. A box or K. &. V. Collars I'm' a Christmas g'ii't. The Toggery Andrews I5ros. FOR CHOICE MEATS and prompt and cocutkocs se51vicb iji;y i'rom The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., lac. Two Markets Quality Market Fir St. Market Next to Skaggs Next to Harris (iroc. "Sweetheart." It Is not exactly known when or how lliis W'-r.l came into u-e. The term was uiiuimilly wrliieii In the form of two woi(l, nnd It is found In llierulure as nnly us rj'.K). .da Pont at .night only. the Amide Theatre lo- -------------- SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH. RED $KIN Face, Neck and Armt Catlly Made Smooth, Says Specialist Anv brfakinc out of the sVin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mcntbo Sulphur, declares a noted skin special ist. Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation be gins at once to soothe irritated :.kin and la ul eruptions such as rash, pimples and ring worm. It seldom fails to remove the torment and disfigurement, and you do nut hae to wait for relief from embarrassment. Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers from skin trouble !-hou.d ublain a .small jar of Ruwles Meinho-Sulphnr from any good druggist and use it like cold cream. II For Sale -A liarcain, 11 -room liom;e on Spring avenue jus! ofr I'ouith Kt. Plastered laipe sized rooms, hath and !otle( on hoth flooi.H. I.arjre dining room and kitchen nnd just off (he kitchen Ih u lai'K'e eultt KtornrTf' room with c.cmcut floor. Moose in good condition; an insperlUm will eouviiirn you tluil this is a real income piop, rty. New no.lc-n "i-room irarae on N avenue, nea LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ' nlACIHXR SWOP ANI I'Ol.NDUY All Kinds of Mneltlnery, Auloinolilles and Tractors Uepalrod, )vorliauled and Rebuilt. Acetylene Weldlnif of All Kinds Cylinder HorltiK and Ovcrsio Pistons Crankshafts, Pistons and lMston l'lns Itegronnd (ilvu I.'s a Trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. MlHUR'ANK'S (JAI." WILL UK SCREENED TO.MOIiUOW T axi Line CLUT5 CIGAR STORE Main 70S A Car Always Ready For You house wilh high hcIiooI..' for Kale. Owner Would consider u I-'ord cai and u foy hundred dollars as Initial payment. ' " On account of building rosin ad vancing and II H known that hulldini; wtl cost iinfio nril uprtug than It did this l ist lull. 'nine In and let me show you what t have limed for sulv Ai Hie present time 1 lmvo sevenil ;;ood l"ii,H incltKliiij,- two of the host h-iin-s I'MT lnillt in this city. If yon ur phiuoing ti luiilil in Win snrim; play lair to yonrsHl and h-t ine sdiow y.uxi 'whet e you ran fiive money h.y I ii ' i n g. Geo. H. Currey Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Tocketbook" ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 474-J tin , r ; Fir & Jefferson !l ltel IinUt Insurance Starting tomorrow, the feature for three days at the Arcade, Theatre will be "Hurricane's (.al,M n First Tsational attraction starring Dorothy Phillips aod produced by Allen Holu Lr. "Hurricane's Gal" is a sea story, a com burnt ion of thrills, suspense-, love, hatred, and humor, with swiftly moving sequences. Miss Phillips is ea.-t uh .Lola; who, through a chain of circumstances, hecomes captain of a nuigling vessel- C-omplications arise when a tow away is dicovered in Ihe hold. He is young and handsome, and for the first time in her romantic life Loin .'alls in love- Later, however, she discover that the stowaway is a .-py and he betrays the smugglers into tlie hands of the government. Many stirring adventures follow be fore the path of love becomes .smooth again. jSHOl'LI) A WIFE BE A VAMP? ( When a young girl thinks of get jting married these days she has to 'think of a new angle on the- double I harness business, namely, that a wife isn't any kind of a wife at all unless ishe can vamp well enough to help her husband along in his work. j'S'fact, believe it or not, and it is jWeil illustrated in the Universal play '"A Wonderful Wife," starring Mi.- THESE THREE VITAL FACTS DETER MINE YOUR POWER AND ECONOMY IfH probably wear or Inaccurate fit In the piston rings, pinions and pin it which Ih rcp'nHlldo for the loss of power and waste, of kuh in your cur. Power and' economy really depend upon three vital units. All Unit many motors need to restore their maximum power and economy is McCJuuy-.N'oiiis Piston King. There 1m una to fit every pocUcthonk. but car owners who think more of per manent economy and witisfuctlon than of Initial cost find th.it the combination of Leak Proof ItingH tor powrr und Supcioyl H infis to prevent oil troubles l.i tht;tr heft invrslmcnt. AI! Mc-Quay-Norris Piston IUii'hm aro made of Klcetrlr Metal. If the cylinders of your motor need rescinding, you want a set of McQuay-NorrlH Valnrlj;ht Pistons anil Pins, as well us Mc Qiiay -N'orris PIiik. They are handled by the name ip;ilrmeh, pervice ntoeks and Jobbers. Vour motor can be made practieu'ly ns pood us new for a frac tion of the tost of a new ear if its three vital units aro replnred with MeQun --NojtIh pioducts. Writo its Tor booklet "To Have nnd to Hold Power," which explains tlie whole tmhjcd of motor wear nnd Its correction. We ( nil Cilve Iininrdiiite Km Ice Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon TOD A Y: Make youiTolf 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. ... ' 1 '.''..! HOME INDEPENDENT Y La Grande - Baker Auto Stage i P. fl. Iiefiap, Miuiaaor J;l Hall) KxceptlnK Kiiildnys I i Leaves Iluker Leaves l.a tlrntiiio 1 :l0 p. in. 'Jlt'O a. in. a j , 4:11 p. in. 1:ni p. m. Ill f.:tr, p. in. J J Kiiiii)hh 1,1 Leaves La (ininrlo at 5:00 p. m. ' I Connertlons at Union a,. liny nnil sell CliiHsiflnrl Ads. through Oiiservor! DOINCS OF THE DUFFS Olivia Is in (he Dark, Too i..5..' BY ALLMAN f - E.fr.' ". tc '(.''' M-.-- w' '""."'SE I'M ',:" f rj T'H,H.EM VI MAT ARC I Know IT'S ( ! ',' 1 j. -c cta-. ho6 tk;3 i; c-ik.J u." ; !!CS B ;' . ( or? ; iAir- a0 -i-. . y -.."J doing ? M LCCKtD-vou. ) . 1 I ,-vE..-i i ; f;,i f:jY , . v . 5 ' -n WHAT MOTXEK l.' ffi . OPEJTH POOR." rM r COME j, ' : i.-'hIH" - Mm' . -i - m km m-s & m ! 1 1 h-i Li-, . ffi i . 0m h 2" . .-- . 4.i (7&'-n! . J O - - - V e m - 6 . o - SnocJgrass'l and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Enibal nier, Ambulance Ser- I'hone Main 02. j i vice 15(6 'Fowrtft SS. La Grand?, (Vwpwi -if- 3 t 1 r s,