La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextjjViuay, January 5, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified Want Ad: THEATRES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY D"'Sw,,'1mrjld, U1,1;, M "AllKT l.NGLIi "hTd'r'i T'lT.uT u)tV .'"I""', " I I I.IAU1.V .. ... teVTVfe MM;! ' ,'iNi-iiii.nis iis a siiitjmltv. Ofltro I lion.-. Mat,, I ;siiijirf J none, rth.-j. I'.tinioi-UutMh hmk. I,a(. ramie. Or,., U'-4-linii ATTOKMSYS OCHRAN and EBERHAHD Geo. T Cochran and Colon K. Eberhard. At torney. La Uraode Natluoai Bauk C. II. H.N.N AUorney-nt-Liuv. ltooms 2D and 23, Fuluy Office iMIg. Take Klevuior. l-l:t-lm CHlROPkACTOil. DR. 11 13 LL 13 MYI5K8, Chlroprrtctor, New voiv.y uuuamp. iiours lu lu 1; a. m. 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 lo 8 p. in. 7-l!4-tf OK. J. B. WOODELL Ohirouractor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic dlaeaaea a specialty. Suite 20, 8m er lildg. Over fSUverthorn's. Office noura, iu to iz a, in., 1:30 to 6 p. m 7 to S evenings. Phone 4S7-W, WAT U HI? t'lKR DR. A. N. MAYV1LLE SpeclBilit ID chronic diseases. Methods, Mt'chano Therapy and Naturopath, Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases. Chronic Headache, Ecz"ina, Bciatlca, Appendicitis, Constipstlun, liowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dlaeaa a auceaafuUy treated. Phone Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Copl-fdg-0 Bldg-., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours, 10 to 12 n. in.,. 1:30 to 6:00 p. in. Consultation free. 9-4-t PIAXO TUNERH KXPEttT PIANO T U N I N I t !lea n a Tolce your piano without extra charge, work RusrHntLtMl. Call New lln Hook Btore for appointment. Hoy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf FRATERNAJ, DIRECTOR y I. O. O. M. La Orange l.ciko No. 860, Ijiiyal Order of Moose, holds regular nestings every Thursday night ut 8 l. aa. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo aeo'v Mooseheart Legion meet, sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each Month. Moose Legion of the W rid sneetg second Moiday of eacb mf i.h. Visitors, always welcome. . .. . J. J. JIAItl.AN, Dictator,, '." C. S. 8HUI.TZ, Secretary. L O. K1.KB La Uranuej LodKO No. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening; at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privilege cheerfully extended to all Brother Hlka. 3. D:;AN CROWE, Exa Ruler. F. L. PKAtiSON, Sectary. IODMN WOODMKN OF AMERICA I.a Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on lue nrst inurauay evening or eaco saonth. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. R. IllNGO. V. a, JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. a. W. ana A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M., holds regular saeotlngs first and third Fridays at 7:B0 u. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. LOT. L. SN'ODGRASS, W. M E. R. KINGO, Sec. i. O. BA3LES Aerls No. JG9. iets every Friday nlgbt at riagle. t.all. Visiting; saemibera welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. B. BIRDRELL, Seo. WOODMEN OK THE WOULD La Grande Camp No. 1U9. Meets every Monday night at K.i&tos hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, I.a Grande National Bank ISldR. J. J. JIunCIIlSON, C. C. II. J. KIT-CHUN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PVTHi A3 Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday ovonlng In Castle Hul (K. of P. Liatl). at o p. m. A ryiu.au wuiuvmib CO all visiting riniKms. KKAt-fK A. TUUNEH, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM, K. H. S. WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Of the Maccabees. I.a tiranoe boone no XT, W. U. A. of M. Lodge meets flrsl Thursday at 2 p. . and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. .Vislttnir Bisters welcome. MRS. NORA 13. MACKEY, Commanoer. BARJORIB EATON. Record Keeper. . B. B. Hope Chapter No. IS. O. E. 8. hntria .tnt..il minimi nicatlon the Sec nnrf .nri fnlirth Weil n.'fldn VS Of e.Ch aaonth. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Nl'lLLlB O. NEH.L. W. 1L ANNA 8. GROVE. Bee. Vi& BALK UK TKAUU I "THE KENTl'CY DERBY" A THRU.!. Kit I'LEASES CROWDS AT THE ARCADE A Cntxl ThiiiK Don't Miiui II FOR SALE First claas fnnco posts. Farmers 10X2 12-12-tf Marion also ranks: uhtml r allM;"" "m s"" "'. -nnmueriiiin ,.,miitio on delinquent tuxes 'I'""' t ., lies Moines, Iciwa, anil W foUccteii. ...... .Ci : year. if othe Ict'ive in return a trial imckuxe eon- FOR SALE Drv l(i inch wood nncl1 two saddle horses, l'hone HU-M. l-4-2t ' Theatre-goers ut the Arcade last nitrht were treated ;o an excitinif ser ies of thrills, including fiiflits, ship wrecks, rescues ami spirited horse race, when "The Kentucky Derby," a Universal screen version of the old (thriller. 'The Suburban, was shown. PAPER FOR APPLK AND FRUlTiThose who remember Charles T. Da Boxes tor sale at the Observer of- zey's famous melodrama will find in fice. Ch aD. 7-8-tf the picture all the suspense, the flav- - . '-. or and the entertainment which grip ped the urallery Rods of a decade or i so ago, plus a new understanding- of FOR RENT-SlcepinB room, 1510;' . " Kl, " ...,.hti(lu,. Adnms. . l---tf Ki'n(? tiai;K0tt,' the director who i'i-io uL'M'e. i i ,b...,.,;.,.r inline the uiclure. iiiineu mucn oi u roit nttrrr 0 tcaiitatntr furnished. Phone N14-M. l-4-'Jt't the exact scenes ot t ie sioiy, u.. ithe stock farms ntcund Lexiupfton, FOR RENT Furnished apartment. I Kentucky, and at the Churchill Phone 215-W. l-4-2t; Downs race track near Louisville. He Legal Guarantee Giveru .Vo nf o Xnf-nopiilii continue work. A.k lu Uit-ull y He Tr.ttlai.sU I.. I: VHVO I'O Bargains Homes In . i. in.,, i.rr.l t ,,tt,h FOB RUNT furnished heated room. itne romance of the Close in. 861-J. FOR RENT HousekeepiiiK rooms screen al ricn'sa re- 1-4-tf gj,m nm (lu tl.ue atmoslihere of the the Blue Bachelors preferred. Phone 3(iO-W. l-3-8t FOR RENT 3-room - modern fur nished apartment. Phone 180-J, or 3:J9-W. 12-23-tf FOR 332 RENT-XL -Modern house. Call 12-30-(itp WANTED Want to hear from owner having farm for sale. Give particulars and lowest Price. John J. Black, 332-M. ' 12-30-fitp LOST. LOST Two black (reldinRS, wt about 1400; one black mare, weiRht about 1100. Phone 104-M. 1-2-Stp I land of thoroughbreds. In fact, ac tual pictures of the Kentucky Derby won by Morvich are used as part of the thrilling action of the screen feature.' iRcjrinnld Denny who lias become a screen idol by reason of his work in "The Leather Pushers," a picturiza tion of H. C. Witwev's amusing prize ling stories, takes the lead in "The Kentucky Derby," ably supported by a cast of superior quality. Denny takes the part of u young Kentucky boy who is thrown out of his home because of his mnrriage with the daughter of a stableman. The cast includes Lillian Kith, f.mmett rung. Gertrude Astur, Walter McCirail, Lionel Belmore, Wilford Lucas, Hai ry Carter, Kingsley Benedict and others. "The Kentucky Derby" will be the attraction at the Arcade Theatre to night and Saturday. LOST Pair of short gauntlet, fawn colored kid gloves near bh'errys. Striped cuffs. Finder fall 425-J. l-4-2t STRAYED. STAR RE-OPENS SATUR DAY WITH TOM MIX "Tom Mix in Arabia," title of the latest Fox production, starring the vigorous Tom Mix. which is due at the Star Theatre Saturday and Sun- STPivrn-Tm nl.l knl,l f nor! ; day, is characterized by many sur- heii'er with calf on Minam range; .prising incidents that will please the branded AW (connected) on right 1 most uiase oi picuiie-guers. hin: ciod off right ear. Waelrv I 't is doubtful whether any photo. Bros., I'.lgir., Ore. A new five-room dandy home and two lots near the railroad shops, city, water, electric lights, bath and lollH. Kuriure, nice luwn. etc. SS.oue, $:.uii cash, $25 po.- month puymenls. Five-room home on Oak St., near Adams Ave. All furntstiea, ror sa,. SOU. .000 cash, $So monthly pay-; mcnts: I A dandy home on First St., one-half block from Adams Avo. Flvo rooms, built-in kitchen, bath, toilet, electric lights, city water, etc. 2b0i, vuo cash. Five room modern homo In the 1300 block on Y avenue. Iwo lots, until, toiiot, eloetrlo lights, city water and garage. JlacadumlzcU street, l'rico, (2000, IG00 cash. A five-room modern home, with largo corner lot on 12th street, one block from paved street. $3,000, $600 ash. Will take a good cur as part payment. Small tracts, city lots, farms, etc., for sale and trude. Auto and Fire Insurance. PYRAMID LAND CO. MISCKLUlU eous 1-4-nt inlay ever exhibited on tne local screen possessed more tunning situ ations . which , were, actually enacted by the star, of the,, picture who re fused the assistance of a double. HEMSTITCHING.' Buttons Covered. Without revealing In detail the Mrs. L. H. Norton, 908 Adams Ave. I elements of new and surprising ac- "8-30-tf tion and atmosphere that "lorn Mix i 1 1 lin 'Arabia" contains, it may be snid PIANO - LESSONS ' Leschetitsky that Mix practically steps out of method, and beeinnimr lessons in his old character entirely and re- harmony. Call Phone 296-J. B, Smith, I veals a new -power and versatility as 12-9-lmp LOCAL CORSETIERK for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Qonnell, 1104 O avonue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed ' throughout. AIbo Bemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. , . s-i-tf nn ncror npconies a recKiess iu ro mantic adventurer amid tense scenes and dynamic action in the Arabian desert. - ' . '' With a colorful and romantic story of this type,. Mix. .has a greater op poitunity than ever to show his ca- i liabilities, as ,an actor and, . lie does it in a riianriur ,that establishes him niore stronirlv m fame, and . favor i than ever before. With bold, broad ;"x:T-.i , strokes," Bs -well' ai ' the1 "very ' finest 'shading of chal-acter' delineation, Mix piavs upon every emotion mixing de lightfully lighi. moments f comedy with heavy, tense and thrilling dra matic action, i Supporting him is the usual ster ling cast of players, iiu-luding Claire Adams, as female load. A Mutt and Jeff comedy will also bo shown. and La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP j WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J and rebuilt Feather Eenovatlng. 9 Rag Rags and Flutl Rugs for J sale. , , j Carpet and Hug Cleaning 0x12, fl.GO and up J j Chas. Edwards, Prop, - i j Phone 253-W "THE SNOWSHOE TRAIL" LAST DAY AT SHEURYS "Comfortable as an old shoe" A hotiMy expression that exactly ihwribes the sensation if a woman who hus been fitted to n ' FRONT LACE CORSET. "Ijx Cnmlllo" Co-sets embody tho latest and most Important Improvements in front lace corseting. 1 Complete assortment of the dif ferent models and sizes always on hand. I'rlc-cd $2.50 and Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Cirsetlere Plume Uli-W lies. 1702 Oak taining Chamberlain's CouKh Remedy for roughts, colds, croup, bronchial,1 "flu"' and whodping coughs, nndi tickling throat; Chamberlain's Stom ach ami Liver Tablets for stomach troubles, indigestion, gassy puinn that crowd the heart, biliousness and . constipation; Chamberlain's Salve, needed in every family for burns,' scalds,, wounds, piles, and skin af fections; these valued family medi- ines for only 6 cents. Don t mi.is it Adv. , A Classified Ad Will Do UI Taxi Lin CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 70S A Car Alwaj s Ready For You Great Now Going on The Toggery I assw llliias ooooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooooo P o 1907 - 1923 Sixteen yeai1? of censelesa effort to plense pur custom-' ' era and to 'render, every service consistent with sound V business. jM'inciples; finds us mo fe; completely equipped ' tlinh eveii before! .toVs'iippVt'-lA. ''Gincie and all Eastern Oregon with' lioth f resh,nd 'cured ; meats! Our new. packing -plant Has' no ' equal in' the'stitte outside of Portland, imdls not'xccllBd thei'e' except in sfte:-' We solicit youv eoiitiiiued good will anJ patronap;e ;'foi'1923 ::)'lty--,-y:VS:.-''::?;:' ' The Grande Ronde Meat Co. ooooooo'oooobooooooooopoodoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OBSERVER ADVERTISLNG will bring results W. Cass TRANSFER and BAGGAGE Stand at Club Cigar Store Tlione Main 7G8 T-A-X-I C all Main 580 Imperial Billiards Just Received Full I.ih nf Alfikft .mihU- ivndy-Iti-wmi furs. Also si'iil brtnvii ntxl hlnrk li-iiiiniitiff fin dr4sMs mid colhir mid ruffs fnr ftiat". Yfin nrr ll wolc-oiim Ifi rfiin nml sti tlicin. I also htiy all liiiulr nf raw furs nml will pay Chris Miller 1510 Adams Ave. Iew Htar3 or the screen possesB ihut priceless tint of whimsical ap peal so abundantly as exquisite Jane Novak. And it is this element of personal appeal that chisels its way into the hearts of her admirers j that lias endeared her to hundreds of 'thousands of theatrepoers through out the country. ! Never in her career has this qual ity in her work been so apparent as in her interpretation of the role of a young society girl in her latest photodrama "The Snowshoe Trail.'' i The story of ''The Snowshoe Trail" is based on Edison Marshall's novel woven around the experiences lT a society cirl who ventures into the vast silences- of the snow-clad North in search of her missing fiance. Her experiences were sufficiently thrilling to make a story of tense dramatic interest, the big scenes in cluding a struggle in an ice-jammed river during a blizzard and a fight between i; bear and 'a woodsman that is calculated to keep your hair standing on end for several minutes. Comedy showing, "Cupid's Kound Up." 1 Constipation. ' I Constipation of the bowels Is a j stoppage of the sewerage system that removes waste matter from the Ibody. It is as necessary that your ibowels move regularly once ea h day. 'to carry off this waste, as it '.u '.hat the waste pipes of your home b:. knpt open and carry off the waste from ,the house. Jf you would enjoy t-r.d health, keep your bowels regular by taking Chamberlain's Table.. 'bin needed. Adv. De Luxe Pork and Beans Put up by Mrs. Freda Ehmann, have the same delicious flavor as the beans that "Mother used to make." Net weight, 1 lb. 1 oz., and retails for 23c a can. For Sale By PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY CALL MAIN 80 Demonstration of Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup Saturday, January fith. WINTER IS HERE Now is the time while you don't need your car i to consult your repairman, ' Just : ask him to put the power back into it by installing new pis tons, rings and pins into re-ground cylinders and your car will run like new. : ' , Our Stocks are Complete and Our ( Machinery the Best .'., COME IN AND SEE THEM Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Furniture Excliange ,; COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ' Heaters at Price Suit the Pocketbook Phone 474-J L 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. , . ' ... HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY A CLASSIFIED AI) WILL DO IT La Grande - Union Auto Stage P. i. DrLap, Manager I tally KxcepthiK Sundays I.enveH I'nlon Leaves l.ti Grand ?:o a. in. -'J:00 a. in. 1o:;io it. m. 1:00 p. m. 3:30 p. m. U'.ih p. m leaves I'nlon. 1:00 p. m. HmidayA Loaves Ii Gtande at 6:00 p. m. in il : s si DOINGS OF THE DUI'FS THlC- BUSINESS OP FIRING Two FORNACES 15 KIOCIMCH.' I'VE GOT 0 KEEP A FIRE M THE NEW HOL5E Ta PRY IT OUT PEFOKE VJE MlPVE. IN. ANf KEEP THIS ONE GOING UNTIL VJE MOVE - A LOT OF WORK AMP A LOT OF COM. I I I - - - 8 I I Duy and Bell through Observer 1 I MMlsWasaWMaWMsWMalWMaWMsW'slsaMalia i fJBBBlflcd Adg. $ " . Tom Is Kept Very Busy ; -' " s BY ALLMAN j f WEVER KNEW WE HAD SO ( ' "TALK APOUT uyVING NtW " ( BELIEVE ME, AFTER. """ll'ijjfl j K .. . W MUCH JUNK - IF WE TAKE EVSRV i I fc.'.3 FOR THE NEW HOUSE- j WE. GET MOVED THIS ( f , -- )v ( Thing vie wave in this mousk ) we've GOT enough now To ) TIME - NEVfR. f . ) S iVL.w,!'L v,AKC-,3t-''i"T TF-'J LoArJ.'.. 'inish a Young settle mentV again- we'll Ajp0t tt I . .I UHB9 'T ' V. ' - OA.U CfcNl il ' 1 J Js&? ( r4-v b r ' Va now- I'f- .wLdi. tomorrow.' j..L.a' r 11 fl , . j Z.ri'fr-7 L ' n1l : l;l . -.:r7-. J 111.1 U I ""Vl- liM --rtL.. IV 4. 4. 4. 4, 4.'4i"4. 4f'4 ISnodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal- Ambulance Ser rhone Main 62. mcr, i vice. 150!) Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon r te'HfrtW-iVai-''--': ' .-.--i'.-Ci"-,V..-.-.-A- ----- - - , . - , . ,.,.. ,-