La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1923, Image 7

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Frida)', January 19, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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PROFESSIONAL
m DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSK'IASP
DR. J. U and VH. MATICIAH13T IMGL.I1
usteopaU'liH, Uiaeustia ut women mul
, children a npecinlty. Office phone
8 rings. Sommur lilUu-.
PR. HAHHY K. HCHOKX Osteo
pathic I'hyHlciun ami .Surgeon. 1
Imvo taken over tln prueiiuo ami
ci'lUey of ijr. Geo. W. Kiiumurinun.
I snail cniiiiw in a fiii-iat piiu-ik-i!
wlih confinement; as a special t v.
Ofiice l'hone. Main dS; lU'-siih m-e
l'hone, 3S7-J. Palmcr-UooHch Uhlcr.
La Grande. Ore. 12-4-1 mi
OCHRAN and KHEHIIAUl? Geo. T.
Cochran nd Colon H. r.berhwa. At
torney. La Qraudo National Bank
C. II. FINN Attorncy-at-I.aw. Rooms
20 and 23, Foley O it ice lid Is. Take
Kle utor. ' :-! :;-1 in
DR. BKLLE MYERS, Cturomtctor, Now
Foley Uulldintf. Hours 10 to V2 a. m.,
2 to S p. in. and 7 to 8 p. m. 7-24-tf
DR. J. B. WOODE1-.L Chiropractor and
Naturopath. NVrvoua and chronic
dlaeaaea a apeclaltv. flu f to 20, Bow
ser Bldy. Over Bllverthorn's. Office
hours, 10 to 12 a. m., l:Si to 5. p. m 7
to 8 evenings. Phone 497-v.
OK. A. N. MAYVLLLK 8pec1mtt in
chronic diseases. Methods, Mechano
Therapy and Naturopath. Bkin and
blood d!t-easen. nerv.ius df settees.
Chronic Headache, JJez- ma. Sciatica.
Appendicitis, Constipation, Howu'
Trouble; all kind of Chronic Dis.via
e eucaesafiitly treated, l'nouu Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooi
!flre Bids., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to 12 fl. in.. 1:30 to B:n0
p. m. Connultatlon free. 3-4 -.
PIANO TUNERS
EXPERT PIANO TUNIN I Clean and
Toice your piano without extra
charge. Work Kuftrnnteed. Cull New
Hti liftok Store for appointment. Roy
E. Phillips. 4-lf-tf
FBATERNAL
DIRECTOHY
lv O. O. M. La Grande Lo-Vie NO. 850,
Loyc.1 Order of Moose, holds regular
meeting every Thursday nitrht at 8
p. m. at 0H Fellow.' Jlr.ll. The Wo
B30Dj Mooseheart L-.'Kimi meeta sic
ond and fourth Thursdays of each
Month. Moose Leion of the Wld
meet a oecond Monday of each naT-i.h.
Visitors alwaya ulcomft. ,
J. J. JIAKLAN, Dictator,
C. 8. BHCLTZ, Secretary.
a. P. O. BLKB l -a i;rnrlr. L-ode No.
411. Lodge met a each Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and clue
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elk.
S. L.AN CROWE, Exa.-er Ruler.
F. L. PEARSON, Secretary.
ODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
lift Giando Cnmp No. "703 meets on
the first Thursday ovning of- -aeh
Month, in the K. of P. liall. Viaitlntf
neighbors welcome.
E. R. K1HOO. V. C.,
JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk.
a. IT. autl A. Si. La Grande Lode No.
41, A. F. and A. M., holds, regular
BHtietltiKD first and third Fridays at
7:50 p. so. Cordial welcome to all
Mason.
LOT. L. SXODGRASS, W. M.
E. R. RIXGO, Sec.
, O. BA(.H.E8 Aerie No. 259. moets
Tery Friday night at Eagles Hall.
Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
J. E. BIRDflELL, Sea
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 1 9. Meets every
Monday night ut Kiwrlca hall. All
visiting neighbors welcome. Dues
payable :nt the office of the clerk.
Roams 21-21', La Grande National
Bank Bids.
r J. J, MrRCHTSON, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Cleric.
K.N1 GHTH OF PVT11IA 3 Red Cross
LodK9 No. 27, rivets every Monday
eventiiff in Csstle Il.-il (K. of V.
Ball), at 8 p. ra. A Pythian welcome
to all vlaUInB KnliT);fa.
K. C. I'1KI.IS. (". C.
V. L. GRAHAM, K. R. P.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the MaccabocH. La Grande Lodge No
i7. W. IS. A. of it. Lodpr.) meets first
Thursday at li p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. in., at K. of P. Hall.
. Visinnir Sisters welcome.
MRS. NORA T.. MACKEY,
' Cpiimniicor.
MARJOHIE EATON.
Record Keeper.
0. K. B. Hope Chnptor No. 13, O. B. 8.,
hold, ntntert conuminkntfon the nec
ond and fourth Wednrsd.ys of eich
nonth. Vlsltlnv Biewbera cordially
wlromed.
MARTHA KI.T.TOTT rARKER, W. M.
ANNA S. OUf)VK, Kco.
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
li? rV
FOlt BALK Oil XKAUU
FOR SA1-K DiniriR tnbli', wnshiiiK
mnrhine, oil cook stove. Phone
S0-J. Kiio Z'livenuo. l-lS-:ltp
VOH SALK Pure TaticroU Leghorn
cockerels. Reasomible if taktrt at
otita. Call i:;i-W. l-17-:it
FOU SALE First class lenco post3.
Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf
PAP1CR FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Loxes- for ealo at the Observer
fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf
FOR TRADE One U. S. cream sep
arator or one three year old colt
for hojrs. Call 227-W, either morn
ins, noon or night. E. G. Lovely.
1-1H--U
run salis-uno wnite enamel urnss
bed, two dressers, china closet,
chiffonier, electric washer, three
llxla rups, heaters ana rnnires. : jerked away, he was snaked th,1
Hichest cash prico paid for used tail by the number ten houk. V.'ally
fuifiiture. Hayes Commission & claims a new sport record! lie hmd
Second Hand Store, lOti Fir. Phone ed the trout ami thus went down in
G13-J, U'port "history as the first to cn'cli
12-1.1-lmP ! a -trout by snuerrrmjt him in the tail.
FOR RENT Housekeepinp; rooms.
Piiono Su'O-W. l-l;t-tf
WAHXED
WANTED Girl for freneral house
work. Write P. 0. Box 48, Wal
lowa, Ore. l-18-;it
WANTED Washinu or work by day:
or hour. Phone :9G-R.
l-15-(it !
!
ill WU1;1jIjAP ICOtrtt
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 AJams Ave.
8-Su-tf
LOCAL CORSETIER& for Balclej
Corsot. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O avnu.' Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edgo. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-H
)AL Sl'IMM.Y l'OH Till: '
i'hii,!I'1Im;s ii:(omi;mh:i
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(llv Mail)
MAXII.A. i. I.. i
The itnaid of director; of tin-
of tin"
lloniil fo.il rnninniH' In lltn n nn ni 1 1
i-eporl to the a-dvei-ninent -whiMi ' 1m
too chiM utockhohler; -rwminnii
that a li.iKlier tjiriff on imported co.i I
lie iinposcd ami tliat the. iuiditioual
revctiim thus derived, ho used in
;j;iyi:!j;- a mitiMidy to coihpanioo pro
ducing coal in tho Philippine' an 1
for further development of coal
fields ill tho ' Island of Mindanao,
The rrport of the hoard ntiyn:
"Y do not hi llvi', It poH.sjhle for
any cmiipany, cither Kovcrninent or
pi-ivate, (o mine coal in tin; Philip
pines with comnierci.il s:icccss un
less the industry is given a protec
tive tariff." ,
The report also declares that un
less I he coal properties can he 'leas
ed lo privatf. parties, ' tho Nr.libha
('oal company .should; re.isii opera
tions and liquidation proceeding- he
inaugurated.
Mr:. Kltznhcth Tanley. wldow of th.i
la to County Commissioner Mauley,
dlcrl a few days apo at h"r 1191110 in
HMIsboro. Klin was 71 years old and
had been a resident of Washington
county for nearly 5o you-s.
Tljc body found last week heside
tho 'K-W. 1 melts west of Hood Itiv:r
has been identified as that cf WiM'a'n
II. Chnl.dt. a son of Mrs. Km ma Chuhh
of Trout. I. tke, Wash.
Tho immortal American
that has drawn tears and
from a million hearts.
drama
laughs
La Granda !
1 MATTRESS SHOP and!'
WEAVING WORKS '!
i Mattresses- of all kinds cleaned '
nnd rebuilt Feather RonoTatinrr. ,'
3 Roi; Bags and Flufl Bugs (or
salo. !'
Carpet and Run Cleaning
ItilU, 1.5() and up
Chas. Edwards, Prop,
Phone 253-W
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
in Season
at
THE LOTTES
1118 Jefferson Ave.
MS
Si:UE. WAI.I.ACIC II KM) SNAIM'E!)
A THOUT 11V THK TAIL
Here's the latest in fish stories!
Wallace Real, ilinctol by Alfrcil
Gii'i'ii, went to Bear Lake, Oil., on
location for "The Ghost Breaker,"
his ntw Paramount picture which
come:; to the Arcaik Theatre today,
to (ret some trout fishinj; scenes.
IWhen.thcy we:o all on the banks
of the stream for the scenes, the
property man hadn't yet beer, able to
of-(catch any trout..
Mr. Reid, who was standing with
his IoIe at. a spot ju.t above a falls,
saw a couple of beauties and hastily
putting a couple of salmon eirjrs on
the number five and number ten
hook:? on the line, cast it in. One
of the la-out lrinbncd the number
i live book and W ailv beiran to nlav
rum.
The fish was too bic for the hook
however, and snapped it, but as he
AT SHERKYS TODAY AND
TOMORROW
Violn Dana in "June Madness,"
lleuo'3 dynamic star fairly bubbles
over with vivacity ami peppery en
thusiasm. She can't help it because
hers is a personality that can't be
suppressed. Heie she plays a June
bride, who de-v.-rts the ;room at the
altar because she happens lo be in
love with nnolher man. One scene
shovs a cabaret ar.d the star show-
itur her talents as a dancer. Com-
J oily showine;, "The Cowboy and the
Kajr.h."
(By Associated Tress)
SALEM, Jan. Use of a "re
form car" has been resorted to by
Juiltfe G. K. Unruh of this city m
a" effort to minimise tho amount
01 recKiess nuiomoonc anvuip in
of reckless automobile
tllO vicinity of Salem
The auto, which has
larffo ban-
USEOf SILEi
.inJnevs on. either, .sido bearing the cap
tion tr.' ui red leitera. ihis ;s
t raffic violator beintr taui'-ht
iroad," was placed in operation here
recently.
A traffic violator, who- had plead
ed ptiilty before Jiidtje Unrnh to
speeding his ear- at the rale of 40
miles an hour arid who admin ed to
tho court that he was "racing,' wns
tho first nmn to drive he car.- He
was ftr.e'J and oniered to drive the
"reform car.'
Judg-e Unruh says that his move
to eliminate speeding and reckless
driving is not a bluff,-and that other
violators can expect similar sen
tences. . , ....
m;TTi;ii i;o.ns'
One nb nit i od ;md i hirly-;dx years
ag'o, or iu 1 7 Nil. JEobert Uiirns wrote
tin; toi lowing epig'-am on rough
roadn:
I'm now arrived thnnU.'i to the gods!
Thro' pathways' rough and muddy,
A ceitain sign that niakln' roads
Is not. Ibis pf-'ipf-'s stndv '
Altho, I'm net. with Vriptnrea
ei ani'd.
I'm snr.: ;':e I Ji? )'. y.y.
That lu-edh-.s.i t-iniierH .-ball be
datnn'd
t'nlcsvi thr' njend l'ifir way.s.
S.'inn ;?lrlH
have S' lii ibl.-
lili-i that, and Hoine
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Deck Color and
Lustre WithSage Tea
and Sulphur
When you darken your hair with
Sarc Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, !o
because, it's dmie so naturally, so even- j
ly. l'rcpariii; Ibis mixture, though, at 0
home is mussy and troublesome. At 'o
little cost you can buy at any jlruff I
store the ready-to-usc nrcparation, im- in
i proved by the addition of other infrrc- ;o
j dients called "Wyeth's Saprc and Sul- i
I phur Compound." Von jmt dampen !
a sponrs'e or soft hrtuh with it and draw o
this through your hair, taking one small a
j strand at a time., i'.y morning alt gray 5
j hair disappears, and, aftLT another ap- o
.plication or t-.vo, your hair becomes g
.beautifully darkened, glossy. iand lux- 0
J uriant. j o
Gray, faded hair,. though no disgrace, 'i 2
i3 a sign of old ae, and as wc ail de- o
i 3irc a youthful and attractive appear- to
ance, pet httsy at once with Wyeth'a j
, Sa:;c and Sulphur Compound and look lo
years younger.
Such Is Life Willi a Bit,' Yard
I DON'T KKCW WHETHER I'M
It,
T. StlCH A WISF fSUV OR hJoT -
The bigger, the vro vo-j
niifL - IMl.Kll IO l,ri'. J
BE PIEMTY Tj Do ARojijD J
HERS I'LLC-AV-
'do, o-L
S II
iVCllVC5a.S1 .H6B5 .
3 U. r U if" Mi
ImHCW - Ia;H-i. - YOU
Youp.- H e AO - THAT
CL t-i
1
IF THIMSS (MUST BE,
- CAM 'IS to ., r 1LV E.
mmmmimmnLl
WOUNDED DOG NOW
IS CATCHING PwATS
(llv Associated Press)
TACO.M A, Wash., Jan. !!). A doi;
wounded in the World war and the
holder of an honorable discharire
f 1 0111 the United States army, is now
catchine rats at U. S. Veterans' Hos
pital No. 50 here.
'1 he doir is Punkinrf, a fox terrier,
and he is with his' muster, former
Corporal W. H. Hall, who is recuper
ating at the hospital. Punkins saw
service in the Mui-ne, Aisne, .Mouse-.
Arironne and St. .Millie! offensives
and he is one of the few doirs if
Un nnl,, nna In Mnaunu nil him.
""Ilorahle discharge. His dicharjro pa
pers, a prouu pussensioii ui 11 in uwii
er, read:
"Thif is to certify that (71 Mt)
- Just Arrived
i ,
-vi'i jew Shipment of
Dark Percales ,
Light Percales
Flowered Cretonnes ..28c
Good Quality of Ladies', Men's and Children's
Hose, per pair .'. - 19c
Good Quality Fibre Silk Hose, per pair 59c
All Sweaters : Y price
Plain White Cups and Saucers, per set $1.00
Plain White Plates, per set $1.00
Plain White Dishes, Wenona Pattern $5.64
(42-piece set)
Andrew's Variety Store
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Home Products
No. 5 Lard S0c
No. 10 Lard ?1.5o
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or
whole, per Ih 25c
Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 2c to 40c
Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb 15c
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb 19c
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Vth SERVICE
runkins. Mascot Co. C. 27lh Eniri
neers, tho United States Army, asi
a testimonial of honest anil faithful j
service, lis hereby honorable dis- i
charged from tho military service of
the United States by reason of ex
piration of term of service. V. I).
Circular 10(1, Dec. .'), l'.Hi).
"Said Punkins was born in Bal
timore in tho State of Maryland.
When dnlisled he was half year of
npre and -by occupation a mascot. He
had dark brown eyes, brindle hair,
fair complexion and was one fool
2 inches in heiirht.
"Given ui'der my hand at Presid
io, this 10th day of April, 1010.
"W. A. Green,
"2nd Lieutenant Knitine:rs, U. S.
A., comniandinic.1' 4
They're waitfcnK to see what you
look like now back at "The 01.1
Homestead."
....25c,
....19c
wait i;;;T1U I
r.E. I HOPE IT
SMC.'S rJEAL
HAO AoAlil TOHliiMTj
Uoii( Vi)i;.DA0'iV f.
W. H. Boh nenkamp Co.
Undertakers Funeral Directors
The funeral service we offer is not excel' 'd.
The things that combine to make things eas
ier, in times of sorrow, you'll find we oxfer you
in fullest measure. "
DAY
26-1-W
PHONE
Ambulance Service
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Where thickness of a Hair
Equals a Mile
T-IR
sun
hair of a human head
indthH of an inch, nnd .if
on accuracy so coarse aa d "hair's brendth," only poor resulto
can be obtained,
AutoinobllrM iiuiy be designed alike, and look the same, yet
one. because of pr"ciao fitH. Iiub more power, speed i?nd loss vi
bration. Win n pistons and cylinder liores are held to limits of
one thousandth plan or ininiiH, It menus that often n piston .Oflt
i!inleisi! ii-"H into a boro which in ovei-slze; nnd. In caso
of a thri'e-ineh piston, instead or havliifr a wall clearance of .003
.mil for each inch of piston dUnneter) it him ,oo! nnd becomes
an "oll-pumpt'r" an error of los than an nverage hair's
brendlh, yet, tho results could have been no worno had It boon :
n "mile."
Avoid errors ns broad nn a hair and for closely fitted pistons'
and perfectly ground cylinders have your repairmen brine your
cylinder block to us for reminding and piston assembling.
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
Furniture. Ex
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED DONOHUErop ' 5
Phone 474-J ; Fir & Jefferson
TO DA
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. .'
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TELEPHONE COMPANY
A CLASSIFIED
La Grande - Baker
Sji Auto Stage
ji I'. (. Del.np, Munnjiei'
r J iMilly livceptiruc Slinttayi
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Duy Bad sell through Observer
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Main 59
a verupes from two to tlireo tlioii-
motor aervlen whop work la based
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AD WILL DO IT
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licensed Embal-0
mer, Ambulr.nce Ser-
i vice, l none niain z.
1505 Fourth St
La Grande, Oregon
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