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Thursday December 28, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR'S . OSTEOPATH 10 PHYSICIANS nn i t. .. - Oflteopaielu. liHeu,ta ui w.Mn childron a npt-daliy. Office phone Bit. 1 LUCKY K.- Si'Hu'KX osteo pat hie Physician mid Surgeon. I have taken over Hi- practice and orm-ftS of lir. Geo. W. Zimmerman. 1 ahull engage in a general practice wirh com moments u u specially, orilce I'honc, Main i:i; Residence 1'hono, I'ulmcr-Kocsch lililg. 'Ia (Inmdo. ii-t' . K'-4-1 mn ATfOKNGYft OCHRAN and EHKRHAKD Geo. T Cochran and Colon R. Eburbard. At torney. La.UraDda NaUooal Hank Build I off. C. H. KINN -Attonioy-nt-J.uw. Itooms 20 unit 23, Foley Oi"fke lid It?. Take. Klevutor. in CHIROPRACTOR. DR. HKLL.E MY EI 18, CiuroprKctor, New Foley Building-. Iloura 111 to 12 a. m.. 2 to 6 p. in. and 7 to 8 p. in. 7-24-tl DR. J. B. WOODELLj Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic disease a specialty. Suite 20. Bora Her Bldg, Over Sllverthorn'a. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 6 p. an., 7 to 8 evenings. Phona 497-W. XTATUHR UUHR BR. A. N. MAYVILL.B Specialist in enronic diseases. Meinooa, jviecnano Therapy and Naturopath.- Skin and blood diseases, ruirvous diseases. Chronto Headache! Tc.unm, Sciatica, Appendicitis, Constipation,' Bowel Trouble; all kinds. of Chronic Dlsaas a aucessfully treated. Phone Main 693. Room 1 2, 3, second floor Copl ldr Bldff., opposite Star Theatre, Of fice hours, 10 to 12 a. ta., 1:30 to 6:00 p. mi. Consultation free. 3-4-tf PIANO TUNER MXPKRT' PIANO TUNING Clean and . voice your piano without extra charge. Work Kunrnuteed. Call New ltn Hook Store for appointment. Hoy B. Phillips. 4-15-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY YUOHUN. The iJrotQorhood of American Yeo ten, urande itondu tiomeatead No. IS 84, meets every first and third Thursday evenings at I2p !,. Hall (josne and investigate the new policies All visiting members welcome. W. T. I'AITKN, Foreman. AKI a. MAI V.bLM, Correspondent.. . k O. O. MV "La UTandb Ltvlfce No.1 8 B tr.' Loyal Order -of Moone, holdn regular meeting;1 every Thursday night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows' Jinll. The Wo meo'i Moostfheart Ugloo meeti sec ond andftourtb Thiirsdayn of eaoh soobtb. , Moose Legion of the W rid aaeeta second Monday of each mc t-h. Vlaltoia aiway eltome. , . lfI. J. .UAKJ-AN, -Dictator,, . . C. S, HllUIrZ, Secretary1. m. P. O. ttl'iKa U Urando L.odge No. ill. Lodge meotn each Thursday ev ening at; 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Bilks. -. . . ...... S. Br.AH CR05VE(xaat Ruler. F. L.i.PEARSON,' Sectary-' lODBRI WOODMENJOF AWERICA Ia Grande Camp Ho:' 7301 meets on the first Thursday evening of each Month. Id the K. of P.' Hall. Visiting neighbor welcome,' " U BJ. R. ItlNHO. V. C, , , . , , ' JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. ' ft. 1 and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M.. holds regular Meetings first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mason p LOT. I!. PXODORASS, W. M. K. R. RIXGO, Set-. W, O, BA3L.E8 Aerte No. Ufl, meets every Friday night at Ragles Hall. Visiting Members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. j. b. m;rdrell, Sec. WOODMKN OF TUB WOULD La Grande Camp No. 1(19. Meets every Monday night at Kaffles hall. All visiting neighbors .welcome. Dues payable at tho office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, I-a Grando National Bank Bldg. ' - ' ; ' J, J. MURCHTSOX, C. C. R.. J.. K1I CHK.V. Clerk. KNIOHTB OP I'YTHIAS nea CroM LsidKe 'No. 57. 'meet, every Mondny evening im Onstlo Hall (K.- of K Ball), at 8. p- m. A Pylhian welcoaae to all Vloltllig KnUrhts. JFHA'NK A. TtJItN'EH. O. a C U CHAHAM, Iv. H. 8. WOMEN'S BENKKIT ASSOCIATION of the Maec&iKes. La Grande Lorive No. 11. W. B. A. of M. Lodue mi-ets first Thursday at 2 p. m. r.nd third Wed nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. Vlalttn Slaters welcome. MRS. NORA B. MACKEY, CoRimancer. BAKJORIK EATON, Record Keeper. I. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 1J, O. E. 8 . bold. Rtated comrniinicstlon the sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting; member, cordially welcomed. NELLIE O. NEILU W. H ANNA a. GROVE. Hoc. Queen Mary will not tolerate wast'-! or extravagance. In e.nv '"or in, ani In her capacity fnr niaklnf; Ihe most; or her housekeeping allowance she in fleeluiel to be tho vuil of her hum-1 ble;;t subjects. periodic illy, siie h.K houseliohl halance Mhe.ts irepaietl, so that any undue exnendilu -e may be clicekeil and Rtiarded against. DOINGS OF THE DUI ITS THIS MAIL IS RtADV FOR VOL) TO SIGN, Ml?. DUFF- Vthis mail is ready ) FOR VOL) to j , I SIGN, Mt?. DUFF- S r-- ( 1 -jU57 THROW s I Want Ads FOR BALK OR TKADH FOR SALE First class fence posts Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for sale at the Observer of fice. Ch ao. 7-8-tf POR SALE One 11x12 ruir, one ma horuny rocker nnrt one dresser nt a bargain. l:SU6 Z Ave. 12-27-3tp FOR SA1.K 4 room mmlern furnish ed house. Price $lK.r0.U(). Inquire 120:i U.. 12-27-2tp ITOB BE.TT FOR RENT 2 room furnished apart ment. 25(11 North 4th. 12-27-tf FOR RENT a-room modern fur nished apartment. Phono 180-J, or 33!)-W. 12-23-tf WANTKD WANTED General housework. Call 2:i3-AI. l2-27-::t WANTED Middle aged or elderly woman to keep house for small family of adults. Call Main 37. 12-27-Stp MlSCELiU&NBatS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. li. Norton, 9Uti Adams Ave. 8-30-tf PIANO LESSONS Leschetitsky method, and befrirniing lessons in harmony. Call' Miriam B. Smith, Phone 298-J. 12-9-lmp LOCAL CORSETIERK for Barclej Cors.t. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avanus. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf La Grande MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned and rebulll Feather Renovating. Rag Ragi and Fluff Ruga tor sale. Carpet and Hug Cleaning r. Uil2, l.no and op i! Cbas. Edwards, Prop; , "'Phone 263-W ALASKA FURS . ' .hjn1 hrcKiVKn '!, ':.'" "' A fine line or ready-to-wear. Alas ka fui-H whirli I will m11 for a vrry iTUsuMUule rlLci-. ou aru all cblnc to of) mo a till sre tli'oiu... I a I ho Ijiiy nil kind- ut raw fiii-s ami will pay btrsf prlcMi J; ' 1 - 6 ChriJ Miller ": 1 1510 Adams Ave, Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at - . THE L0TTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. Poultry Of all kinds wanted PHONE MAIN 122 Commercial Creamery Co. Queen Wllholniiiia o? the Nether lands, who will eel"brate her juhiloe on tho throne next Annus!, Is the only woman, in tho word who If a r-iuninu: sovereign in hr own rijeht. a position slu has held Mince 1 SftS. when she rrache.l her majority mid wa forma Hv crowned, . . in mi THEATRES I i AT KlllJtltVS TOIIAV .M 'l'- Momtow. -ixirii noitsi:Mi:N" si rm:Mi: i ii.m i-iioiuu-iiox All epic tale of Minting passion HWft'plllK fi-oin tliu n-Mc pltlltlH of llio Aisrenllmi tliroiiKli Iho rusi'liuitluBI rnviilllliw uf pie-war I'uils Into llio bluzmij turmoil of tlio lli'iinuil Inva sion of noi-llioi-n l-'miui. "Tlin l-'our Horsonien of th Apoc alypse," tlie f I, noil. nun Itex Ingram production nmilo for Metro, which has I. ecu the sneen wnsation of New Voilt. I'hliiit,'". Hosloll, I'lltshiiiBli, llelroil anil l.o Angeles. Tim pletuiu, iiihilitiil by Juno Alnthls friiiil tho Kreat novel ly Vicente lllasco Ihanes, lias liitensiflt'd the ilraiuatie force of the original story. The director.' Ilex lUFxam, has sue. cee,U.il In eoneentrnlliiK tlio treat HlriiKltlu I" a series of unfoiifetutlile plelinus that flash out the iiullltes senee of hie at white heal. He makes ub see above the strttUKlo the awo soine fiBlirea of the four horsemen. Conquest. War. Famine nml Death, prophesleil lv St. John In the Hook of Apoealypsi.. chaiBini,' Into our ver' luaiis. And thioiiKh II all la tho deeply huniaii. deeply niovlm; specta ele of InlMiisi-ly real people In their liufi'leil altemiits lo neadjusl them selves to tlio deiiinntls of war days. In this picture the war is realized on a KiKantie scale with a KTentnoss or imagination that dwarfs all othor aiu hitiotis attempts that the sereen has seen. "The l-'our Horsemen" is tho fulfillment of the promise of a uolilo iirl In pictures. Hex Ingrain was assisted 111 making" Ihe pleuuo by Waltor iMayo, the ithotoKi'iinlH'r was Jolin Kelly, .and the technical directors were Amos Myers and Joscpr raider. ' 111 the cast that included f, principals and 2.rnn ex tras. Hie performances that stood out with most marked brilliancy were those ol ltildolph Valentino, Alice Ten y, I'omeroy I'annon, Joseph Swicktnd, ltrinsley Shaw, Alan Hale, Hiicliiella iCIark. Mahel Van Huron, John Kaluiiolis, NlKerde llrulier, Vlr sinla Warwick. Derek (ihent, Klllart Holmes nlHi Kdward t'onnelly. Hl'..l, DIAMONDS AIM'. Disi'i.AYl'.D in "IMNK ;ois' A inolHrlion hazard not iihuhIIv oonnidnrtMl, lum hct-n mot in rnrhyn Stan laws rant mount prod net ion of "I'ink tiodn." a piclino fi-aturiuj? Itcbc Daniels and .laiuoH Khkwood. TIiIm is tho daiiKoi- ol' loss ami mst of In surance of tons of thousands of dol lars worth of diamonds and Jewelled idfcesj which are .soon In tho plf turo. , . 'I ho tliomo of "Pink Gods" which oomcM to tho A read 0 theater l-YldaVi and Saturday is tho In la I lure of dia monds Tor women, and the dramatlo fiction revolves about a youiiK. wll'o, played by Miss luniols,k and the lengths ol' indixeretlon to which she E-oos to obtain the precious' stonea. Mr. Kirkwood Is seen as John Qneleli. lbs "man who made Kimberly," and the man who hart in Ills gift lanitin erablo jroms. ' Such k tho erreet or the "Pink tods" upon tho character pliiyod, by Miss lUtnlelH that she is reinlieti lo ko inlo what amounts to a stale of hypnosis, while jyaidnK: at some of tlio wondcrt'in wetiis. In order to make these couvinolnc, Mr. HtanlaWH, the producer arratiKOd wit it a tiiainnnu ; o broker to rent some of the finest O clones which could bo obtained, aoiiiei0 or which were unset and some in jo tini nt i fit i fn mill mi l if m h n ml nell in its. I 3 These R-otns wero placed in a safe deposil each nielli, and removed in llio nioniinK by1 a plainclot lies officer- who turned them over to MImm I in nil-lo when Ihev were needed for 9 scenes. This officer never Rot farth er from the star than Just outside Hie camera lines, and he was respon sible for the Kate return of the Jew elry at niht. . The remarkable cast of "Pink Cods" which is from n story by Cynthia Stockb-y, Includes I lobe Dan iels, .laimm Kirkwood. Anna y. Nils son, Raymond Mutton, Adolphe Men jou ami others as well known. Tho adaptation was made by .1. K. Nash aixl Sonya l-evien. ItKAITIKK nV ITALY SHOWN IN VO "NllltO" There are exlerior scenes of pTfi! beaut taken In Ihe count ry near Koine that arid frewh luterejit t ero.' the William Vttx nup'-r-Hpe. ehil which Is booked f(r the Arcade ? healer Tor threu days, coiumeiiclnu Monday. The entire picture was made In Italy under the direction of .1. tlor don IvJward.s, anrl over a year was fipent o'u completing it. Jl rontainx about everything that f?ofn Into a hLstoHeal picture of thin nature and has a firnner plot. nuiucroiiH Henna -lioiif, plenty of Ihrills and an aetin;; eHt of the riiTt nink. Mont of the actors were obtained tit Km nee and Italy and are exceptionally well still ed lo their ho vera I characters. In maenftudo of production and perfection of detail, "Nero" has never been equaled on the screen. It re. ceptiott by the press anrl public wher ever shown lias been nattering in ihu extreme. Something to -.EVERETT TRUE rxvw wt t-n OUT t6TrGi YOV MR, T J Q ' ZSTSro to si t Know jVeoPLH IMHO TQtC MS (vHflT TO TK-S . IT S bAPP-lt&I3 C5XTsr Mftei-T i i- fT'cei i V X TAltC QviOUfiH CHANCES (WITH SQ1B Ol 7Hf? XJOCTores, -ims if i't 0l3)S with xouk dinKi.E- vt.r' i. m ..... I v . 1 1 ,rv m. 9IM6I f tiff (JCW.ti l WEA UlBVICE COVE, Dec. 28. L. G. Lantz spent Christmas with his brother, R. Jvuntu and family of La Grando. ., Wesley Payton of Baker was n Cove visitor on Saturday. He was accompanied on his return by his sister. Miss Mildred .Paj'ton. Miss Edna Shepardsort and Miss Juanitn Smithpetcr left Friday for their homes in Baker. Miss Esther Saunders left for Pen dleton .onj'Snturdav to spend her , va cation amonp; relatives.'4' ? . ' Prof, and Mrs. J. h Price left Fri day .to spend the holidays with Mrs. Price'p parents nt Weiscr Idaho. : ' Mr. , and Mrs. Avery Ilolwrts ' of Ontario iipent a few days , at' the home hf :Mr, K. F. Roberts retuMiine; to their home on Tuesiluy. Mr.'und Mrs. Ray Baker,' , who lire GOVE EVENTS OFINJEREST oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoooooooo . For Your Holiday Needs 1 "'..., .- I ' o . Our Line is Complete Beef, pork,. veal, mutton, fish, poultry, cured g meats. ' . Any variety. ' Any cut. Any Quantity. g Fairest treatment Best service. 9 Our shops are located conveniently for the en- g tire tity to he served. S . o The Grande Ronde Meat Co. I I CilyMarke' g g Hoover Market o Fir Street Market - g ooooooooooooooooooeoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo WINTER IS HERE Now is the time while you don't need your car to consult your repairman. Just ask him to put the power hack into it by installing new pis tons, rings and pins into re-ground cylinders and your car will run like new. Our Stocks arc Complete and Our Machinery the Rest COME IX AM) SEE THEM Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Think About t, '- 'j By Condo Ovtvcers or - a simpc Rerteuy r 0 ONt tT? listen to xoo othcsk wi i'i ' v rr. teachers at Rieth, Oregon, came home for tho holidays. Miss Grace' Pease, n teacher nt Shanghai, went to North Powder to spend her vacation with her sister, Airs. Harold Van Vlack. A very delightful party was j?iven ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dean on Friday evening. The jrucsts for the occasion beinjf Mr. and Mrs. Uean, Mr. and iMrs. T. C. Hefty, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Conley, Mr. nnA Mrs. Guy Marker and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Daniel. "500" was plnycd at eiirht tables. Mrs. C. K. Lawson and Mr. I,. N. Conley winning Uio honors and the consolation prissea falling to Miss Lois Lawson and Mr. C. K. I-nwson. A feature of the eveninir was a henu tiful Christmas tifo carrying n little souvenir for uach truest. A pleasant hour was enjoyed ut tlie close of the ifnnm Mr. and Mrs. R.. F. iMusick of( Glcjchon, Alhertu, will spend a cnuplo of months amoili; their relatives here. They were jruests of the I lean home on Christmas day. W. F. Ilresheurs hua taken nd vanlaKC of the holiday season to in- Voice his stork of jtoods. -'F.TTKil now ftaap. Pliny claims soup was an Invention of the Gauls, but the answer to this question la not known. Soap Is men tioned In the Bible, but the Hebrew Imrith" (soup) la merely a general term tot cleanslnf aubstance. Manu facture of soap on a large scale first began In London lu l&M. ,x Vivo hinulieil native women stud ents are reportoil carolled in the new medical school for v..Mnen OHtublixlictl ill Kiiliul, AfKlianl.Htiill, Taxi Line CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 7G8 A Car Always Ready For You FOR THE HOLIDAYS Call on Us and Let Us Assist You in Selecting the Very Best in the Line of . Meats and Poultry The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. , Quality Market , ' Fir St. Market Next to Skaggs ' . Next to Harris Groc; LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ' MACIHNR SIIOV. AN.D.lWUNnRV ; ' ; All Klnda of Maclilnory, Automobiles and Tractors Kepalred, Overhauled and, Iteliuilt. Acotylono WeldlliK of All Klnda Cvllniler Bnrlng um.1 Overslso Plntona Crankshafts, pistons and Piston Plna Reground filvo Us a Trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. ; Fur nj tiir ,, .. Heaters at Price to ... .,.'fc !..l..l I ,., u jr,.,, iHM.'MS,Vrv-iMKi rntrc .' Phone 474-J;;; uu, V) Fir & Jefferson T - ! ..-Trtc---, t n lK"r;-i--::t:v-4i, ff i Tf"V .' rii'iin ;-..i'a l.iv I,.- ".: ' t t4,vr I t 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. ..... . Z HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY tfa La Grande - Union Auto Stage I. G, llelip, .Mauauer Daily Ku-cpilnK Niimlays .ejivcM I'liion l.eiteH 141 tilanilo 7::ill n. m. 11:00 a. In. l(l:?.il u. lit. 1:00 p. m. . .l::io 1 1. m. I r. : 4 r, p. m. Irf-aves I'nion, l:0n p. m, Kiiiiilnys (.cave Iji (irnnile nt C:flll p. m. Buy aud sell throueb Ohanrvar Classified Ada. - ! BY ALLMAN i our.sr. WE'D UOr'. THIS WE :if;iD: Look! Real values in winter clothing, boots and shoos, leather vests,' woolen shirts, tailor made suits, $58 and up. . The Toggery ' Audio. New Cheney Silk Ties iEi . ni.,7 il-llli 111 '"'I'..!'1 il ,....! Salt the Pocketbookv' " "- '"' ' i( sluo n-.'.aii I'lnVuv i..jti -jihuaiH wii$ ai0 ' t u Ml Snodgrass i and Zimmerman " Funeral Service-Parlor, Licensed Embal mcr, Ainltitlance Ser vice, l'houe Main 62. l.'O.") Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon 4"f - . .. KU sui'ies urn
