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Tuesday, January SO, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
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FOB BALE Olt XltADH
FOR SALE First class fence posts.
Farmers 19X2 12-12-ti
ROMAN HACH ANN AI
UUll.l.IAM'l.Y nupm'Hn
IN "M'ANSLAl .-(rUTEtt"
In s-nitn of tlio fnet that ther
were no photojrraphcrs to record the
" EVERETT TRUE
By Cortdo
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT ,n..,s ',! cmloms of the masses
Boxes for solo at the Observer of- during, the years of doralunce of the
fiee. Ch ap. 7-8-tt Human i-nipir?, Cecil II. UeMillu has
faiihtully leproimced a scene ot tnc.
harbaiian invasion of Rome in his
HiAn In ths ?a per?. '
t;-tt hkcs Five :
CUr "TfB Resr. THS.
UV5T 0fS HAS HOOK6D
Col-TH SOH& OASpeR.'
HAS FCOUJN AWAf
FOR SALK Cheap. One Peninsula
.riindc. Inquire Harris Grocery.
FOR SALE Mil) aero ranch on. Clov
er creek, known as Grout ranch,
at a bargain. Apply 'Foley Hotel,
W. H. Sternweis- l-2!-titp
FOR . RENT Steam
Phone a,r4-W.
heated room.
LOST
LOST Poston hull nun Sunday. Jan
. uary th. rjnuer please Phone
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HEMSTITCHING, iiuttons Covered.
Mrs. Li. II. Norton. J06 Adams Ave.
8-30-tf
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chronln dmeascs. M,.U,.,-ls, Mm-hail,..
Jhorapy unci Xiiluropaih. .Skin mi
moon iIIm-usou, iiirvmis iti.fn.u.i
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1'IAXO Tl .MlliS
liXruitT imano TIJ.NIM; (,..m ,,
voice your plnno wiihout extrr
rlmree. Work nuarnnl I. cull x,.w.
Im nook Store lor appointment. l:o
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FRATERNAL
t DIRECTORY
LOCAL CORSKTlEKh, Tjt iiarele
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1101
O avenue. Phone 147 -J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
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Loyal (irTTi- of .M.u.., holds
'. lneetinKM uwrv Tlnn ,iu
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moiuh.-- Aiodfe L. fTion or hi
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Lit O'rnncii; Caiiip . 770. im.-Hs JT
llii! lir:'t 1htiiL!;iy ovi-nlnir oi -j-.m
nionih. in ih.i K. ui" r. hall. Visitim
-eiKliDur wt'iconio,
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A. I', uml A. At. U,l nrciilt- (.utlira
II. A. K' arm A. .11.. liolfl.-i r.ulu
mcethiKH first uml thinl J-Yiilavs fit
7:.i0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
LOT L. RN'OD'.f'.ASH, AV. M.
K JI. inxtio. K.-cicDuy.
K O. 10..iLi:sAtrli; S. 2 in..t-,.
flvery Friday ninitt m Kauk-s JlaU
Vl.sl tints naiiihiTM wcliMtmc.
V.. LILLY. v. 1'.
.1. 1'J. HliiUMiUi, Spc.
HHil)Mi:, ot-' 'j ni-; WOKLf) La
ttnintti: t'amp Js.,. Mui-l uvtr-.
Jlondiiy nir-ht at EaKs Hal!. ,i
vi.xitinK: Xi ;;;hh.,i. v. .-i m . Jiywy,
payafile at Ukj ;;ti- nf thn vA-vk
llttnmx Ii ;rnnrl.; X;iIion;i
liunk lluilOin.t,'.
. J. J. Mur bi.-oii, C. C.
1(. J. KJ'iVliL'W ri.rrk.
KXKIHTS OK i'VTl HAS IU1 i ros.
Jjodvo So. 27 m'tl.i t-v.-iy Mtwi'lit'
evcnhiB In C:ihll: ILill (K. f r
ilall), at S . In. A I'ytliian wcbjona
to all vi.'itinjj K'rilits.
io. J''ii;lms, r. r.
C. L. OKA HAM, K. 11. 3.
WOMEN'S MKNKKfY Ah-St n ' I ATM t.N n
the Miifculinis, La Ur:iuk Lo-U NV,
'27, V. li. A. of M. Lud-n- nit-fis r'irs:
Thur.ili'y at 2 p. in. find' t L ir-.
"Wed nc.-idav at S p. nt.. at K. :' I'
Hall. "Yisilhr,- Si.l.-r;: v.-I-.,m..
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MAlMHttlK HATON. IE. K.
O. R K.Hop . h:.t.lHr N.i. Ll. n. K. S.
holdf I :i t romniii ni'';i i iyn t!io
nd and f'uirt ii Y din- -da-. m' t'm.-t
munth. Visit in? nifinln-i a rorGiallj
welcomed.
MARTHA KLLIOTT T'AII KKII. W. M
ANNA S. OUOVK. Hi.;.
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
KI'OKNIJ. .Ian. 29. Tlio Oregon
Stall- Kctail roroliantH' association
will liold Its l'.ilh annual convention
in KiiK'nc I'N bruary J a, 20 and 2 1.
in cooperation with the University, of
Oregon school of business administra
tion. An cuhietitional program, in-
i liidhir? addresses on nietliods of in
t reaninp ixistness efficiency, has been
amtnKVd by the school at tho request
of tlio association. With the cxeep
lion of' the openinp program on the
inorniiip of Feb. 1 which Is to be
held In the rooms of the EilRcnc
Chamber of Commerce, and tlio annu
al banquet on the evening, of lVb. 2 1.
;;I1 sessions will bo on thu -University
campus.
T!ic profrrrmV follows: Feb. 1 9.
morning program, with addresses or
uplcomc; afternoon, "Mukimr Your
Adverl-isinr ray," Prof. 1 A. Nik
ley; "rhe proper Kehttion of lillHi-
nejjH Cosis." 1'rof. C. L; Kellv; "The
li'jsiuess Alan and H1k Itankor 'Hyi'
rowini? at the Think.'' Prof." V. T:.
i'olln, lA'b. 2o, inorninjr: "I'rojectinK
V on r Adverti.sinj,'' Alcssaffv," Prof.
NfiKley: "The Proper Ueiution Of
liu.sine.ss Costs." a continuance of bU
first day's lecture., prof. Kelly; 'Itc
liieln? Costs of Horrowed -I'Hjdtal,'
Prof. Folts: . afternoon, . puictings of
various t ratio . groups.-; ..
I'ebruary 21, morning, "SeiMnp ff(-
crels That Uuild T Musiness," Prof.
Nairtey; "A llureau for Compiling' Av
ernjTe Costs for the State of Oregon,"
Prof. Kelly; "Your Partner in Ihe
lianl;." Prof, l-olts. Afternoon, an
nual election of oi'i'ieM's. livening, an
uunl hit liquet, liott.l Osborn.
SLEEPING SICKNESS
VJU'lIM nE'ITER
(IliKOOX CITY, Jan. :(o. Mrs.
Etta Colton of I'ortianti, daughter of
John Straight, a pioneer resident of
I'aihplace, who has been in a serious
condition from sleeping sickness was
improving today. Durinjr Mrs, Col
ton's illness her eyesight has been
impaiicd but is -gradually return-iiiLC-
Mrs. Colton i tho sister of
Mis. Paul Proaer and Mrs. Dora
JJunis of Parkplace.
health! Times: Five 'aiimlred worn
en : hiiM tits ;;ic in American metlical
colleges. Mort anil more women arc
t qiiippiiu: themsivc:i to make men
Uikr ;i do.se of their own medicine.
i;eeoit;itru lion of the main flume
of the (. u. L. canal boulh of- lien)
was Marled last week with a crow
id' 4o men. The cost will be :it;,oav
Ihe flntUr. to be compl"led by May .
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
in Season
at
THE L0TTES
1113 Jefferson Ave.
latest Paramount picture, "Man
slaughter," which is he-inn enthus
iastically received all over the coun
trv. . '
The episode alluded to is a brief
historical cutback, but it depicts viv
idly the arrival of Alaric 3 Howes in
the Eternal City.
Leatricc Jov, who is one of the
piincipals of the modern portion ot
the storv. is the hostess at a lavishly
beautiful Roman bacchanal which is
interrupted by Thomas Mciirhan in
tho role ot the leaner ot uotns,
Lois Wilson, John Miltern and Cas
son Ferjruson are the other mumbers
of the notable cast appearintt in this
sequence-.
A strikingly realistic irladiatorial
combat is one of tho many intcrest
inc features of the bacchanalian en
tertainment. Although the episodoJ
required moro than a'weeK la mm
and kent nearlv 1.000 persons em
ployed, it will occupy the screen fori
only a cw minutes. It is useu to
point a powerful lesson and serves
to draw a comparison between- an
cient Rome and modern America.
The story deals with a young
American girl of wealth who is ' a
sliced maniac and who is the cause
of the death of a motor policeman.
The district attorney who prosecutes
her, loves her, but he believes tnat
the only way to. save her from her
self is to punish her. She goes to
prison and when he calls upon her,
she treats him with contempt. He
dissipates and later when the girl is
released, site is tne means ot tu
forming him. The two aro united
after siany thrilling incidents tran-
snirp
The east is practically air-star and
embraces many of the best known
players of tlio Paramount Stock
Company. The picture, which is now
playing nt tho Arcado theatre, is one
of the finest Cecil B. Di.Mille crea
tions and it should prove a record
breaker at that bouse.
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ttJUV HOVJ'T Y3U,
CHANGS V(?0(2.
01FICC5 NTOj
lf OlA)
j John Marsh of Tvumilo was elect-1
e! preside nt of tho D-enchutos coun-j
ty faun hurrau at its nnmuil nteet-j
injf in licdmoud last wovk, '
Tho newly organized national)
guard medical unit of iho lHdth in- i
fnntry, recently formed nt Eugene,!
has been given federal recognition.
The sum of SI U,4Uii.U waa ex
perilled by Lam1- county out of the!
market road funds in 11122, and there
i? n balance in the fund at present
of $2(i,lG.S:i, I
I.
HCSCCO, 13 THIS -TH3 ,5 vef-ClleJO
5)PqflXrv3iyT 5 tuHY, 1 tvANT To ORDSft
A. (tANT FOR Mf HUS.'34viO,.eii&re.5TT
TRuS. Y(SS. TlSD f CooR.. UlO'RSS. IT
LlkfS THtS ! "AJANTSI Pe(t3ivjCt5T
St NO 2.r2i ER r C4 1 M IvIDOtA) IaJITH
M'S-S, THAT'S C3AtHT
. - . Geo T3.n:c3. ,,
W71
mm sntnii: 1 f -j
Just Received
Full lino of Alaska snblu rend.-to-wcar
furs. Also weal brown
and blnck trimming for dresses
and t-ollur nittl -eitfN for -onts.
You ro all webttine to ctniu
nuil sco ilicm. 1 at buy all
kiniis or raw furs ami will pay'
best prices.
Chris Miller
into Adams Ave,
GKT liKSIJLTS WITH A WANT AD'
NEW
WOOLENS'
For Suits Arriving ;
Every Day
Look them over and
have, a suit tailored to
your individual style.
Everything in Men's '
Wear
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
Knox Hats
1
v-qrrryrr''rTryrtT.'' VP Ml
AT SHERRY'S TODAY,
ZAMJ CRKY'S STORY
"GOLDEN DREAMS'
America' most popular novelist,
Zano iGrey, is contributing some of
the screen's most thrilling plots to
Goldwvn's latest group of pictures.
Mr. Grey's latest picture, 'Golden
Dreams." based unon his story of
the same title and produced by Ben
jamin . H. llmnnton. is an absorbingl
romallro, mo action ot wnicn laneo;,
place in a mythical Spanish state (I
known air Chinora where an Ameri-IJ
can mining engineer is delving for ,
"oil "cm. the MrDonnld estate.
Buchanan falls in love with Mercc- !
des McDonald thereby incurring thei
enmity of her aunt and of the Du'.te-J
of Othomo and his uncle, Don Felipe- a
Th? tvo latter conspire to mnke,i
away with-him and their various en-'f
couutcrs with the Americam engineer!!
form a senes of thrilling climaxes jl
which come -to a happy end when his;'
menus, tne memoers oi a vanienng
American circu?,' loose the caged
animals and put to rout the hun
dreds of natives besieging Ruehanan
and Mercedes at the inn.
Jean Ilersholt, Gus Peterson and
C. O. Rush directed the picture under
Mr. Hampton's direct supervision and
they have kept something hannening
ovcry minuto of the time. The ad
venturous romance gathers momen
tum with each foot of film and
crashes into as exciting a climax as
tho screen has reflected in many a
month.
The photography is clfar and ex
cellent in every way. The' exteriors
were taken m .Mexico and there are
many beautiful scenic "shots."
I hi. great cast is headed by Claire
Adams and Carl (iantvoort who have
appeared together in other Zane
Gry pieturs-, notably, "When Ro
mance Rides." Others in the cast
are Norris McKay, Mine. Rosr- Doine,
1 rank I.elgh, Hertram Grassliy.
Frank Haves, Waiter Perkins, Unbo
London, Audrey Chapman and Little
Mary Jane Irving.
Comedy, . Ringer for Dad.
GIRL AND THE TRAMP"
MELODRAMA, COMEDY
AM) VAUDEVILLE
Harmony Quartet often .interrupts
the action o tne play oy reason
of the many encores demanded.
This company comes hiHhly recom
mended and the management prom
ises plenty of laughs. The tramp
is the central character and around
his gratitude toward and courageous
lescuing from death of a heauliful
young, woman, vho has befriended
him, revolves tho plot of the play.
The manner in which tho trump
risits his lite to snve the girl anil
his many other heroic acts provide
abundant thrills anil the comedy and
sentiment is so evenly balanced in
the play that smiles and tears are
said to run a close race. Pre-war
p-ices prevail and reserved seats are
on si!" at Glass Drug Store.
A good conversationalist is one
who listens while you talk about
yourself.
!CE SHIPPED
' NOimr POWDER, .Tun. ItO.-Tho.
North Powder M. & M. Co. had n
very good ice business the past year.
Thirty-eight large size cars were
shipped from this point to different
towns along the line of the O.-W.,
from Huntington to Arlington. Thh
year's shipments exceed all previous
records except one.
North Powder icg is known state
wide and the low price usked for it.
is creating a linger flemund each
year. .
Where thickness of a Hair
Equals a Mile
Tin? i
an ml
l linir of a human head a voragea from two to t)irfe thou
sandths of an Inch, and .if motor service shop work la based
on accuracy so conrso as a "hulr's breadth,' only poor results
can bo obtained.
Automobltos mny bo designed alike, and look tho same, (yet
one, because of precise fits, htia nmru power, Bpoeil and less vl- 1
brntlon. When pistons and cylinder borea aro hold to limits of
one thousandth plus or minus, It means that often a piston .001 '
iimlcrslzo .roes into a born which is .of) l ovcrsl'e; and, In caso
of a three-inch piston, instead of liuvlng a wail oloarnnco of ,0o3. v
.001 for each Inch of piston diameter) it has, jti05 and betiamen 5
an "oil-pumper" an error of less thnn nit uvorage t )ui)r'
breadth, yet, tho results cctild havii peen no worse Jiftd tt'b6on(
a "inllo, '
Avoid errors n .-broad as a hair and for closely fittod pistons
and perfectly ground cylinders novo your repairmen bring your -u
cylinder block to us for regrindlug and piston assembling.
Leigliton's Welding &
Machine Works . .
La Grnndc, Oregon ' s
' We Specialize in a Careful Selection of '
, Our Meats
Call at .one of our markets and be convinced
where courteous and efficient service awaits
you always. ', : -
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
Two Markets
Fir Slreet Market (Jimllly Mnrln-I,
Next to Harris'-tirocery Skajja's Uroeery
change
x
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
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J'Jiona 174-J. , t j 5
,Fir,& Jefferson,,,
Turn the Corner and
Save a
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
When "The Girl and the Tramp"
appears 'at the Arcade J heatre on
Thursday, it is declared that some
thing out of tho ' ordinary will
t he seen in the way of -enter
tainment on the speaking stage.
The play consists of two and a
half hours of enjoyment, which in
cludes vaudeville, musical comedy
and drama, all blended in' one eve-
ning's program.
William I.) u rant, "Tho Musical
Chinaman," appears in an oriental
netting. Harry Dauscy singa famil-i
iar ballads, and the singing nndf
dancing act 01 James Oordon and
Mary Elgin, -who have been round
the world with their act, isn popu
lar feat u re,w hi Iet h e s i n g i n g oft h e
Corn Flakes .dOe
Post Toasties 10c
Shredded Wheat, 2 for... 25c
AlbcA-s- Pancake Flour 25c
Albers Wheat 28c
Albers Oats .'. 27c
Olympic Oats 27c
Olympic Pancake Flour 25c
Kerr's Pancake Flour 25c
Kalston's Bran 1,8c
Save Steps
J. -G. -Holm's
Grocerteria
Do you wish to be thoughtful of her comfort?
Install an Extension
Telephone in the kitchen or upstairs then
Watch Her Smile!
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TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Our
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Coffee
. 35c'
2'. lbs. 85c
viittrtE
YOU
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ft His 52.13
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Klindltyi.
Leaves Ln Grando ut Ti.-JO p. ni.
t'oiim-ilou.s at I'niou
A Practical Demonstration
f DORI5. WE'VE COT TO GET MORE
OF A SVSTEM TO OVR. WAY OF
. J.IVIN5 - V'0U DO THINGS THE
WAV VOL) v-'A'IT TO Art 3 I DO
THEM MY WAY- VS. EHOOLO
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