La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN 'A r Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTKOIWIIIC J-HYSKl.WS ' nl 1)1;. MARUAltKT IN'liI.E .ii1, "".'"" "(.women and JUturi luti. H ' " ci'trriiiiiv. ill i,- nkiin. .2 rintrx. Poinnn-r Ilhlq-. phone .Main luti ATTOKNr-'.YS I'ochriin und Colon U. Khirmuil, At U'T.'M'"' J1'"l'io NuUoniil Dunk 'N-Nr.Altor'-V-JtL-L.aw1 UooniM -'' ""u roit;y oilicu IJIdtf. Tnk. 'I'vntor. 12-1:l-li! C'llll:oi'JiA-'OR Ull. UKIAM .M.VEUU. Chiropractor .Now iMd.-y ntilldliiK. Honrs 10 lo 12 . ni., 2 lo & p. in. und 7 to 8 p. in ' 7-24-11 1)11. J E. wooDi.1,1, Chlropracto. nml .Niiluron.nli. Ncrroua und cliriiiilr ' disenst-n a apoi'lnlly. Suite 20, Som mnr llldif. (ivit .Silvurthorne'tt. Offift hours, 10 to 13 u. in., 1:30 to Ii p. in 7 lo S vt-niniiH. I'hone i'17-W. X.VITIIH (IRK Vlt. A. N. MAYVII.L8peclali.rt lr (ironic dl(iin. Methods, .Medium). lliei-apy and .Wituropiuli. skin and nlood dlseasoH, nervoiiH iliKen.i;e.s Uironlc Headachy I'.Yzeiim, Kciii l ic AppencllcitiK, Constipation, liowol l'ronhlu; all kinds ol' Chronic Di scuses -siifci'sslnlly treiued. Phom -Main r,;i.i. Itoom 1, 2, :t, second rlooi CoolidKe Illdi;-., opposite Slur Tliea ' ter. OITiee notl.se, 10 to 12 u. m I 1:30 to 0;0o p. ni. Coli.iiillallmi free ; 3-t--.i PIANO TINKKS JiiXI'HItT 1 '1 A NO TIININ-O Clean and voice your piano wiiKout exlri- charnc. Work s-rinininteed. Call New- no isoon More lor appointment, liov E. 1'liillip.s. i-tr,-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY 1. O. O. ,r. La fir.'imle Lodere No. 8..0 I J-oy(i OrUt-r of .Uou. e, lioldH n-Rutin meetings every Thursday nirjit at ). ni. nt Odd Vluwn Hall. Tin t V oinen n -Mhim.i cur t Legion meett second and fourth Thur.sduvs of eauli month. Monsi! U-Kion of the Worli , imiet.s . ecun.1 .Mcmdity ot' tjacii month I visitors always' welcome. .1. IIAIUjAN, Dictator, C. S. KHUL.TH, Secretary. ' . - KlkH Grande Ijinlo No . 4. Hi, uu.iRe int-t'tH each Thur.silav ' evening: at 8 o'clock. Home and clut privileges checri'ulJy extended to all Jirotlu'i- Klli.. .H.-UEAX (MiOWK, Kxalted Ruler, 1'. U I'I;ai:S()Nt, Sccrtarv. ijti (Irrmdc Camp No. 77(.'l meets on ' the lir.st Tliiwmiay eveninpr of eah month, in the K. of j'; hall. Vitfitins i .iakh j a )stook, , qiork.. , A. 1-'. and A. Al. La tlrande Lodg-ct N'o. . , !., A.F. luiu .A. ,M htildn reKitlav ' tmteUiifi firm, and -third Fridays at ' 7 : :i p. ni. Cordial welcome lo all , iluijons.' i ', " JOT' SNOPCJ RAS8. W. M. "' " K. K. ItlNtiO,' .Secretory,. V. O. KAULMS Aerie No. . 2oft, jni .meets Jlall iMiunS liieinners Welcome. J. JJ. lIlltDHKLL., Sec. V )Ol).l K OK TH 10 WOULD La , Grande Camp No. atiit. ileets every iUunday nij-ht at Eddies Hall j All vfHitinp Ne;a'hhnrf welcome. - Duck imynhle at the office of the clerk Jlooins 21-211, La Grande Natlona: ' Jiank Building. .). .J. Murehison, C. C. 11. J. KITOHKN, Clerk. KNKIHT.S OF J'YTHIAS Ited 'ios; Loil;e No. 27 meets every Jlondj (tveninc- in Castle Hall (K. of I '!nH, at X p. in. A Pythian welcome to, all visltniH: Knights. K. C. FIKLDS. C. C. C. CIlAHAAi, K. R. 3. WOMAN'S JiHNKFIT ASSOCIATION ol Hie .Miteoaheej, La ornnde Lodire No 7, 11. A. of ,M. Jvodfe-e meetH first Thnrsdtiy at 1! p. in. arid third efne.Miny at k j. ni.. at K. of I Hall. Vfsilinir Sifters welcome. SIRS, xon.v i;. MACKKV, C. LIAIt.lOi;L 12ATON. It. K. O. JO. S.Hope Chapter No. Kt, O. 10. S. holds stated f oinmii nicn t fori the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of eacl- month. VinitinK inemhurs cordially welcomed. MAHTIIA KT.LIOTT PATtKKU, ' W. M ANNA S. GHOVK. Pee. Bilious Headache. When you have a severe headache, a disordered stomach and constipa tion, take three of Chamherlain's Tablets. They will correct the die oredrs of the liver and bowels, ef fectually curinc the headache. Adv. Chamberlain's Cough Kemery Call Main 580 lerial Billiards DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Danny Has An Alibi " -- , jy ALUIAN M'f fffoMtH, 1 want voo to ( that kid minds uis . , 1 f TOM." wish Vou wouuo. go up f pf vjhv arem'T Y Funeral Service Par- Pkl r? GATHER UP VOUR. TOVS ) MOTHER, I'LL 5AV ' ' AnD PUT DANMV TO BED VOU K1 PEO? K '"k , , , , i I ) amd Put them up im vo'jr. lip. That for him- ,- ( 1 TOLD HIM To but he's VT 'f iook! how can w lor, Licensed Embal- mv$fji have company this pf &" ' -v 1 ' I c an i put em ? . I vice. Phone Main 62. MksO m -fL mml f;. .rxzk mm PiMMi I 1505 Pourthst , v ' 1 - t , . -I-... ' '. .. ... ' . . --"'- . Want Ads FOR 8Jl OK XKADB FOR SALE First class fence posts. Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR APPU5 AND FRUIT Boxes for salo at the Observer of fice. Chap. 7-8-tf FOR SALE Cheap. One Penimsula ranee. Jmmiro Harris Grocery. 1-27-Gt FOR SALE 900 acre ranch on Clov er creek, known as Grout ranch at a bareain. Anulv Foley Hotel W. H. Steinweis. 1-29-Citp FOR SALE Reetl baby buggy, $10.00 50:? Spiintf. 277-J. l-30-3tp FOR SALE Household goods. Vic trola. dresser, table, cabinet, etc. Inquire 105 Greenwood. l-30-2t ttvStt -.-lit. FOR RENT-Steam heated oom. 1-29-3- Phone 654-W. FOR RENT A furnished room. 1510 Adams ave. 1-30-tf FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. loOfi Washington, 1-80-tf MltiCELbAII fc HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL COKSETXEKBr Tut arclj Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avsnnt. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. 1 Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. ' . 8-1-tf Constipation. Constipation of .the bowels Is a stoDPaffs o the "seweraare system that? removes waste matter Iroin tne body. It is as necessary that your bowels move regularly once ej':h day, to carry off this waste, as it that the waste pipes of your home b& kept open and carry off the waste from the house. It you would enjoy gcod health, keep your bowels reaiar by taking Chamberlains Table. i whin needed. Adv. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 . o 1 PROPHYLACTIC I PENETRATOR 1 Hair rustles SPECIAL, o !TEUL.D"6$ HIESCI1IHI0N ORUGCISTS HURRY! oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Red Pepper Rub takes the ?"ouch" from sore, .stiff, aching joints. It can not hurt you, and it certainly stops that old rheumatism torture at once. When you are sutTering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepper Rub- and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such cori- centrated, penetrating heat as red pep pers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feci the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain and soreness are gone. Ask any good drugfu'st for a jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on each package. Olympia Oyster Cocktails RED PEPPER HEAT ENDS RHEUMATISM ;" WiAYlMi WUKivs " t. Coffee !J " -r v. 1:01 p. m. ilj Snrtrlrrrejcc in Season iMattreasea of all kinds clean.d l Coffw PhOMe police 0:15 p.m. J) UnOagrSSb . .... Jnd rebuilt. Feather BenoTaUng. , -r Main 43 1 45 V J Knndajm nt a Rag Rngt and Flufl Bag! fori ""c 91. , SI 1 I 1 Ivea Orande at r:J0 p. m. , . . ' :. ....... . 'sale. I; y, lbs 8ric FRHK J ' " J fonnwitlona at Union J THE LOTTES Carpet and Rag Cleafltog if 2lM. 8.)C 5 lbs. ..$2.18 j and 0x12, (1.S0 and op 11 J ' ' 1118 JefferSOn AV9. ! Chas. Edwardu, Prop, l ' I j , m amma -Jl Phona 2B3-W f" - ) Buy" and sell tnroug'n" Obsorver 7irnrnovmQ : 1 I Clanfliried Ada. II -i"""v II I THEATRES NEW RAY SEEN IX "A TAILOR .MADE MAN" Famous Screen Star Conquers An other Field in Comedy, ; Drama Picture. Charles Rny in "A Tailor Made Man", is the featured attraction at file Arcade theatre, a fact for which the cinema-iroiiiR public should be extremely thunkful. For here is a photoplay as refreshing as moun tain air, and replete with wit and wisdom, both wholesome and sophis ticated, affording Charles Ray one of the best vehicles of his , screen career. Those who arc admirers of the whimsical Ray can look for ward to a genuine treat;- in fact, those who amended the first per formance yesterday were in a high state of mirth and excitement throughout. ' "A Tailor Made Man" is the first of Mr. Rav's biir features for Unit ed Artists, and is a screen comedy drama of a higher Itype. Its humor springs naturally from, a combina tion of logical events, and is halt' pily bereft of slapstickncss. It n Charles Rav's intense humanness. in vesting the character of John Paul Bart with logical motives ami ra vional impulses raised to a high de gree of enthusiasm, plus Ithe sound philosophy ol the play, that makes the screen version of A 1 'lailol Made Man" such delectable and noteworthy . entertainment. The story tells how John ram Bart eutricated 1 himself, from 'the ruck of drudgery to a high place in the, , , social, .and business world, through 'a";workable theory,1 part of which lays stress, on the importance of good clothes in moulding a man's self -estimate . -ami in influencing those about Him" The' nlav moves swiStlyl ith'rough thrilling situations to an intense dramatic climax' and a surprising denouement. Charles Ray, epitomizing Youth at its brightest and most propitious moments, has created a screen char acter that will 'live and scored one of the most ' significant triumphs of his screen carere. The support ing cast is excellent. , . LAST DAY AT SHERRY'S, ZANB GREY'S STORY '(JOIJ)EN DREAMS" If you want a good thrill, if you like romantic heroes and imprisoned heroines, by all means, see "Golden Dreams." This Benjamin K- Hamp ton Goldwvn production was made from the story by Zane Grey. An 1 ni e resting and novel lenture is'-ths-Tjr'esentfttionof- an. American circus in a small Spanish town. The hero and heroine are Americans in the State of Chinora, whore a plot ifcdHeocifenVttf marry the; heroine, who1 is ; a' 'niece "of a rich oil well wnertwAthe-timpoverishedi ; nephew of a down-at-the-heels count. Ihe Anlencans "make' friends wilth their fcuB-eompatrwte: x mid when the weak . nobles, plan to- abduct their prey, the performers come to her rescue 'and -.stage one of the most thrilling- mobi; fights we have ever seen. " WittT the-'orlds-' fifty iwr one TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA If Mixed with Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody, Can Tell The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grandmoth er's recipe, and folks arc again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are liv ing in an age when a youthful appear ance is of the greatest advantage. ' Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the' sage and the mussy mixing at home. AH drug stores sell the rcady-to-use prod uct, improved by the addition of other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." It is very popu lar because nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladie9 with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applica tions, it also produces that soft lustre ?nd appearance of abundance which is io attractive. !i La Grande i) - I Q y . )j !S4!!!! shop ds,j -R rB oulveVL J rr-'rrsls . EVERETT TRUE SO (1 SXim against them, they liberate the tig ers and the lions. We figure one tiger the equal' of a hundred men. The leading parts are in me ca pable hands of Claire Adams and Carl Gantvoort. Excellent work is also done by Mme. Rose Dione, Ber tram Grassby and Frank Leigh. The mob scenes will make ypu sit tight; and when the fight is over, you will stand up and cheer. Comedy, "Ai Ringer lor una. BARNUM W1AS RIGHT An old saying of the late P. T. Barnum was "You can fool all the people sometime, but you can't fool all the people all Ithe time." The ordinary drama has fooled the peo ple for some time, but thev are now fan anil. few between-.. , .The, public demand amusement, but they want the kind that produces: laughter. Such the public will tinn in "ine We Specialize-in a Careful Selection , . . Our Meats Call at one of our markets anJ be convinced wrjere courteous . and . efficient .service,; awaits you always. ; ': : y.;; ''';'; TheCrescent Meat Cay IncV ; i v;i Two Markets ' -'rn ' Fir . Street Market '' '. '' ' Quality Market; ymt Bkri'b ieerT , '; wiw'wt rfH- MnnrVi Grocery ' Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar ;:':;IiEE'.;.:-.: TRADING CERTIFICATES GIVEN AWAY J. G. Grocerteria VJ fOMNY V CAN'T iGirhanA th Tramp,": tho comedy (Irama vith vaudeville' that is sched uled for an appearance at tho Ar cade Theater on Thursday niaht. This is the first road show to go back to pre-war prices, and from tho wport of tho tremendous busi ness being done by Ithis company they have struck the popular chord, and no doubt will repeat their usual big business in the city. AT KHIOItrtVS THKATK.H TIII'KNKAV AND FRIDAY Count) Doyle's Sherlock Holmes Math' to Live Aunln on Sllvi'i'slicot. Ilotoettvrs may coim and dotoctlvos miiy t$Or hill Wlii'rlock llolmi'R Oi;s on forrverr lie is 'thc jfriili'sc Untt'cllvV In all rlction: both In popularity and in intfMiirinoi Millions of copli-s of ( H o 1 m' s A"-A"ir,:"A'"v"xi",iT - By Coiidcx!"'" v"l''ollH I'ooUh written about iihn ilinvn lii-on soul. Tho play, "Shi'i-loeK lliilliii'H." written around the loylt .Hloi'li. liy William (lllletlo. has ih- lilflltl-ll milllntw nf I hi.nl, ,-i.n.,i-u An,l now ut l.'mt tlio i'iliiiH huvi' CRiiluroil liini for III.' uli'lutlun of inilllnnH of inovli'" fans In tin, (UiMwyn plcliirc PiLllt-il , MimnlV 'jhii-lnrlf UnliTinH" Hlan-iui? tho noted actor, John Itarry- ator 1'or two days, bcitinnhifr tonior- Just Received Full line of Alnska sitblo rcml.T-tu-weur furs. Also aval brown and Mack. trimming for dresses and collar and cull's for rout. Yuu nru nil wcUtimo to come and son tlieni. X also buy nil kinds of raw furs and will pay beat prices. Chris Miller 1010 Adania Ave. GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AD' Where thickness of a Hair Equals a Mile TriK hair of a human head a vcragea from two to threo thou sandths of on Inch, and ,iC motor service shop work ia basml on aeouracy so conrso ns a "hair's breadth," only poor results- cdn be obtained. v t y- Automobllos may bo-dnslRhod alike, and look tho same, yot one, becuuHO or prectno fits, lua mnro powor, speed and loss vl-'; bratlon. When pistons and cylinder bores are held to limits oti one thousandth plus or minus, it moans that often a piston .rtOi- , iiiidershu) goes Into a bora which Is .001 oversize; and,, in case of a throe-Inch piston, instead of having a . wall clearance of -OftS' J'.QOl for each Inch of piston diameter) it has ,00G and becomes un "oll-pumpur" an error of less than an average hair'a breadth, yet, tho results could havu ooen no worse had It been. a "mile." ' ' Avoid errors ns broaA as a hnir nnd for closely fitted plstoua and perfectly ground cylinders have your repairmen bring yanr ; tyundcr block to us for regrlnding and piston assembling. i '! Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Farniture COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS , , Phono 474-J ave s Do you wish to be thoughtful of her comfort?, Install an Extension 1 ! Telephone in the kitchen or upstairs then Watch Her Smile! HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY 'if - - ,. "i )!i La Grande - Baker ii " H I 4iT NEW WOOLENS f For Suits Arriving Every Day Look them over and have a suit tailored to jour individual style. Everything in Men's : Wear The Toggery Andrews Bros. i . Knox Hals . Exchange ill E.Prop. Fir -Jellereoin MM?! i.uLif n.'j.j,'!1 mm oteps