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

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE La( GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, February 5, 1923. PAGE FIVfc ) Classified Want Ads Tb- i i II mm PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY rOR HAIJi OB THAIUi OKTI-:olATIIH' l'HYNK'IANS mi. .;. i j. una in:, .maihsakkt inou. o.--l'l):itli.H. lilst-ani'M of women and 'Inhli.-ti li I,-Hiilly. Office phone iv... i.t-MHit'iire puone .nam iuii 2 rlnt;s. Ki.minvi- lil.lir. . A'lTOUNHYS ''"'IIKAX ami i:i!i:ilHAl: CSi-o. T I'lii liriui nml t'oluii li. KbulTiartl. At torn, -v.. La (Iranilu Xitliunal Bank liilil.lillR. II . l-'l -Wliiriiey-tu-l.iiw, itooms "ml -:j f'oluy ofl'lco lildff. Tnki vnt'ir. 12-lJ-lir I'lUltOI'H.UTOIt Ul:. l:ni,,10 .MVKItH, Chiropractor . Xi'w fiilcy iluililhui. Hours 10 tq 12 . it!., 2 to 5 p. ni. ami 7 to 8 p. m 7-21-u Ul:. uouDkM. Cliiropractot nnd N'aluriiiiilli. NVrvuus and chronk ilisi'asi'K a xpi-oialty. Suite 2U. Som-pii'i- llMi?. Over Kilvvrdiorne's. Office ' hours. II) to 13 a. m.. 1:30 lo 5 p. m. 7 to X i vi-iifnus. Phone 4(t7-V. FOR M. SALE Milk cows. Phone 2C0-2-2-2t FOR SALE First class fence posts. Fanners 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for saio at the Obserrer of fice. Chap. 7-B-W FOR SALE 4-i-oom modern house. Close in. Terms to suit. Inquire 1520 Y nve. 2-S-otp WAHTKD WANTED Washing, work hour. Phone Kiltl-K. by the 2-fl-2tp WANTED Reliable girl wants housework. Call La Grande News Statu). . . .. - 2-8-2tp nut lunrx FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms.' In quire 12121 Adams. 2-d-2tp nati ki: t i iti-; i!. A. X. MAVVII,!.!-: .Specialist lr chronic tli.s,.,..s,n. Metlioils, .Mcchano-Th.-rspy mill Xaluropath. Skin and IiI.kmI dl.-n.iiy.-n. Nervous diseases (.'lironic ll.-ailiii.-ho, Kczenia, ticfatlci .'.)iifiiilii.Iis. t.'onstipatinn, Howe! Tn. utile; all kinds or t'hronic Di s .succcfslully treated. . Phom iMiihi 5!Ki. l:oom 1, 2. y, second I'lool t'ooiiilKe I'tdfr.. opposite .Star Thea ter. (Jlficis House, 10 to 12 a. til. 1:20 to S:00 p. lit. Consultation free ' 3-4-tf J'lANO 'MM 'Its l.M'KItT I'lA.VO TUNINCi Clean Olid voire your piimo wIlTniut cxlru ei:;u;;e. nunc hiiii ra 111 ceil. Cull Xew ook Ktoro lor appoinlment. Hoy " H-lti-t HOUSE FOR RENT Third and Z, east of school house. Mrs. Adrm Nelson. 2r2-Stp FOR RENT Furnished' rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams ave. Phone 257-J. ' 2-3-tf FOR RENT A furnished room. 1B10 Adams ave.- 1-30-tf FOR RENT-Modern furnished apart ment. 1606 Washington. 1-80-tf FOR RENT One 1612 6th. St. modern room. 2-lKtf FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment, Inquire 2501 N. Fourth street. 2-3-6t u. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L.. O. O. M. La drnmlo LcmIco No. 350 Jjttyal order r .Unose, holds regului "it'utinsrs uvory Thurjulay night at 5 , im. ml niu i vi lows' llall. Th , vv itiiifii ,s iMoosehciirt Legion meett . si.-conu and lourtli Thiirjlnys of each i .."-...li. .Hdosu j'khmi oi the Worii , iti-tT.s sccoii.l .Monday of each month I isitors ahvn welcome. I- HAItLAN. Dictator. C. S. MIVLTZ, Secretary. li. i'. U. i;iks La (irandu lodge No i-i-l. .Aiuce inwtn -acU Thursday n-t-iiinjf iiL X a-lm-z, Hume and ulul priiilt-HuH olu-friuliy exieiidcd to all X .1 Ol IU:r l.iKS. s. ui:a.- ri'fiwio, Kxalted Itulcr. F. h. VKAilHaS, .Secretary. J..a (.;raudM :aiii No. meets on Hi first 'Thursday cvetiinir of innh liioiith, in' -tin K. of 1' hall. Visittnt' 'K. J;. j;if;n, v. c. f3ARK ItuSTOOK. Clerk. l. K. jind A..M. La (iianchs LodirtS No li. A. I-, iin-.i A. ,1 holrln ruKiilar ""'i -ur.si nnu third M-idaya nt Mi) j. in. Cordial wulcdmo to all lot sxonrsriASs. V. M. K. n. ItlNtitJ, .St!;retnry. r. u. j-.ai .i,i'.,rAfrit; No. 2;9, meets vvory iTi-uiy, niKiit at Kagles Hall " isilins mcinber welcome. , A. LILLY. VV. P. : J. K. LIIIDSFLL, Sec. . ( omiiox , (n. Tin; would La i.tt-antit; cajnp Ao, id ;i. .Meets every Sh.tidny nij:ht nt Euf-ie.s Hall. All Msiunt; Atiffiinors wfeotiie. Dues it:iai)te at itie oifmu of the clerk :,. nis 21-J2. La Grande Natlona. l.'niik Uuilding. J. J. hirch(fon, C. C. II. J. KITCHION. Clerk. K N'i'ill TS OF I'VTH IAS Ucd Croa, Jjodirtj No. 21 meel every .Monda et-mnc' in Castle Hail (K. of li.iil). at s k ni. A Pythian wolcomc :o an visiting Knlghls. K. C. FIKLDK, C, C. C. i,. CIIAIIAM, K. R. S, Yv OMKN'S LKNICKIT ASSOCIATION ol .M.'Kcahees, La Oramle Lodce No :!7, Y. LI. A. of .M. Lodgo meets ffr.st TlMir."-lny at 2 p. m. and third xv 'tnc-sdJiy at 8 t. m., at k. of I1 Hail. Vi.-ltliig HlMters welcome. AFllM. NOnA R. MACK BY. C. .MAU.TOlilB EATON. It. K. O. S. Hope. Chnpter No. 13i O. K. 8. holds liiled rrnininunicntlon the sec ond mid fourth Wednesdays of each nnnth. Yitthig niemhera cordial 1 wi l. onied. , MAilTMA KLLTOTT I'ARKKR, AV. M AN.A S. ;iitVK. Soc. Willinm Pollrnan of Baker and Tatsy Daly, Herman Oliver and J. K. Eailcy of Crant county have pur chased tlto First National bank of Prairie City. The bank was incor porated 12 vears ago with a capi tal of ; La Grande ."MATTEESS SHOP andi - WEAVING- WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned 1 J and rebuilt. Feather Renovating. s Rag Rugs and Fluft Ruga for J sale. ! Carpet and Rng Cleaning I 0x12, and np Chaa. Edwards, Prop, ' Phono 25J-W FOR RENT Modem 3-room fur nished apartment. 1904 Third. Phone 150-J. , , ., . ... 2r0-3t STRAYED. STRAYED From my place on In dian Creek, one bay mare with blaze face, about 1400 lbs., One bay gelding, blaze face, 1200 lbs., one dark gray gelding, 1400 lbs. Please notify J. S.-Spiker, 1214 W. La Grande, Oregon. 2-3-6tp XOTK'K. NOTICE Anyone requiring reliable help on short notice will call at Union Pool Hall. 2-2-6t aUBOBlilAJlKn HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton,. 906 Adams Ave. B-3U-U v Influenza From Neglected Colds Stop your coughs and colds before they become sunous. If .neglected tluv lead to influenza. In grippe, nut limn n.l bronchitis. Three irencr- iitions of users have testified to the quick relief given by f oley's Money and Tar from coughs, colds, croup, throat, chest and bronchial trouble. .argest selling cougn meuicine in the world. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, Cin cinnati. Ohio, writes: "Foley's Hon ey mid Tar cured me of hacking cough, wheezing and pains in chest." Refuse substitutes. Adv. Scene from "Rrinur T.p l-nthep on His Vacation". Frlilnv NiKlit. Veliriinrv fill. Arcade ntieutrr. THEATRES AT SHERRYS LAST DAY Photoplay Makers Ite-crcate His tory. George Fitzmaurice Does This in ,"To Have and To Hold.' T.nrAI. tlftRSRTlEltK rur Harcln Corst. Mrs. J,,P,,0'Cimpell, J104 O ivanni. Custom-mads Corset,, .Guaranteed mrouruuut. aipw nwuMwiuug iuu Plcot Edgs. Work Guarantied. S-l-tl SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK Grandmother' Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre te Hair to That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul phur. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray or streaked, just an application or two of Sage and Sul phur enhances its appearance a hun dredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mixture; you can get this famous oWrecipc im proved by the addition of other ingre dients at a small cost, all ready for use. It is called Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can always be de pended upon to bring back the natural color and lustre of yofir hair. , . Everybody uses ' "WyeUrV' 9age and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or. soft brush with it and idrawithisiltlirough the hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair has disappeared, and after another applica tion it becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and lustrons. Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. Tlimi .tien ? thina IniMv.lupvv. ihoae iihotoplay" makers;' They make snow in the suriifnertime and rain on u uesert. And no' wthev're cvsn re-creating history. A lot of logs fixed togeth er out in the country, n flowing stream, a colonial governor, two clergymen, six stern members of a colonial council, eight elderly men, 80 women, 150 sdftlers, a few toma hawks, half a dozen bottles of prop blood'-Tand , presto 'tno Historical attack upon and defense of James town, Va., in 1020, found its way to eventual reproduction or me screens of America. Jamestown of colonial dnvs. is said to be, one of the most interest ing features of "To Hav and To Hold," a George Fitzmaurice pro duction for Paramount, featuring Betty Compson and Bert Lvtcll. and with Theodore Koslof uml 'W. J. Fer guson in strong roles. uuida Uergere made the screen adaptation from Ithe Mnrv Johnston romantic, novel, which curries un ab sorbing story , from the profligate court of King Juntos I of England through the hardshins of the Virc-in- la;eolonie.s to dramatic scenes' aboard a. pirate, craft and a final .denoue nwhti .in the1 sahre court from' 'whence stnrted 'the characters thus caught iln; mivhirlpool of adventure. Comedy showing, 'Bench Nuts." JIGGS COMES INTO HIS OWN , has not hud many opportunities to I prove that, as an actress, she is ca ll labia of almost any demands that I may be made upon her, but in "The Infidel," which is the First Nntion !. al attraction at tho Arcade Thea tre today and Tuesday, she has light comedy moments, strong, sincere, dramoitic scenes that prove, her abaolute mastery of the technique of screen ncting, while toward -. the end of this thrilling and romantic story of the South Seas tho star shows that even in, melodrama sh. mm fm 4 ; i vy. t The startling announcement that the proverbial worm has eventually turned and that one of our most be loved characters in stage and storv. JiKgs Muhoncy, of international car toon lame nas finally come into his own provides a culniinnlion to n scries of long and unfortunate do mestic squalls which is to be dis closed nt the Arcade Thcntrg Fri day night. From all accounts this latest piny, which is described as the liest of "The Bringing Up Father'' cycle runs the gamut of genuine fun, mirth, bits, originn innovations and a preponderance of stage novelties, surprises and features certain to revolutionize this kind of entertain ment. The new farce which is in three acts is entitled, "Father On His yacatjon." , : MT!MEtCJ-l ' WLLI.WtLL; JfcWS 1 l '-Ol L- 111 DpiXGS OF THE DUFFS KATFTKRINB MACDOiAr.n HAS LIVE UOLK AS INFIDEI, Charles I -op no fashioned better than ho imagined when he wrote "Tho Infidel" for Ktrthcrine Mac Donald. In somo of her previous screen offerings Miss Mat-Donald is capable of powerful and praise compt?lling histonomsm. Katherine MacDonald is seen in the role of Lola Daintry, a younir girl who has been brought up to hate ministers, the Gospel or God and everything of a religious character Chance takes her to a South Sea islo, with its missionaries and na tive, and in the thrilling experiences which follow and culminate in a hap py romance Lola undergoes a revo lutionary change in her ideals. The South Sea settings arer picturesque and the story teems with vivid ac tion, including a typhoon and an islaml uprising, which is quelled by the U. S. Marines. An excellent supporting cast ap pears with Miss MacDonald, whose players are Joseph Dowling, Boris players are Jorph Dowling, lioris Karloff, Melbourne MacDowell, Oleta Otis. Charles Smiley, Loyola O'Con nor, Barbara Tennant and Chailes Force. 'The Infidel 1 reveals fine direc tion in the hands of James Young. There may be a lot of hyprocrites irt !tlie churches! hut' tjleriri mre cvb- dcntly 'a great many mone outside, "TT- OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Head and Nose are Muffed up. Count fifty! Ynur cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your dogged nna trilti will open, the air pansugi'H of your head will clour and ym can broutlio freely. No more unu tiling, hawking, mticoiiR discharge, dryness or l.ciiduclu'j no titruggling for hrcath at night. (ict a.siuiill bottle of Kly's Cream Bsilm from your druggist and apply . Utile of Hi m frngrunt antiseptic cream in your notrll8. It iienctratcft ttiroiih every air pimHiigo of the head, sfiothitig and healing tli hwoIIch or inllnmcd mu cous lut'iulirane. giving you iimtant re lief. Head ;oMn and catarrh yield; liko maglo. Don't stay stuff bd-un and mUor able. lU'liof is suro, . .. Just Received Full Hue of Alaska wiblo muly lo.wcnr furs. Also Krai brown, ami Mnek trimming for clituwes and collar nml cuffs for oonts. You tu-o nil welcomo to come and see tliom. I nlso buy all kinds of raw furs nml will pay best m-locs. Chris Miller 1S10 Adams Are, 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 ' T-A-X-I All Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 580 Imperial Billiards After Midnight CALL 195-J or 131-J T Where thickness of a Hair , Equals a Mile HE hair of a human hood avorngon from two to threo thou-: am dt hs of an Inch, and ,if motor Horvlco shop work la based "hair's breadth," only poor results on accuracy so ronrso as ; can Uo obtulned. Automobiles may bo designed alike, and look the same, yet one, becaunn of prcelso fits, has moro power, speed ami less vi bration. When pistons and cylinder bores are lie Id to limits of one thousandth plus or minus, It moans that pfton a piston .0(L iiuderslxo soes Into a horo which is .001 ovtTlxi:; nnd, in case, of a thrpe-lnch piston, Instead of having a wall clearance of .003 .001 for each inch of piston diameter) it lvasi',00fi nnd becomea an "oll-pumpfr' nn error of less than- an nveraRro hair's breadth, yet, tho results could hnvb oeen p.o worse had It boen a "mile." ' ? '. . i Avoid errors as hroatt as a hair nnd for closely fitted plstqns and perfectly ground cylinders have your repairmen bring your cylinder block to us for regrlnding nnd piston assembling. LeightonV' Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon .,-.v 'wi.We Spepialize in :ai Careful Selection of 1 1 Our Meats Call at one of our markets and be convinced where courteous and efficient service awaits .you always ,t, - i The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Plr Street Market , .. , if Qtinllty Market, Noxt (o Piu-rlj(' fjroccry j f f Skate's (Ji-occry -"-" Tiri iri tir t-i .zm -r'- v Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar FREE TRADING CERTIFICATES GIVEN AWAY " COME IX ': -'j ' J. T G. Holm's Grocerteria Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook 1 ED DONOHUE, Prop'i i;!'i Phone 474-J Fir'& Jcffei-son1 1 iliili ) Our RKFEATEU Coffee 3rc 2Vi lbs. 85c you SAVR Phone Main 43 DKLIVKKV O. V. 15. Our Very IJcsl Coffee 1 lb .....45 c 22 lbs., $1.12 5 lbs $2.18 Save Steps Do you wish to be thoughtful of her comfort? Install an Extension Telephone in the kitchen or upstairs then Watch Her Smile! HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY m ! JUL WWV UUU "-" '-' A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT La Grande - Baker Auto Stage I. v.. I)il.p. MnnaRpr Dully IOxif-ptliiK Sundnjn I I.navio llaUcr Icavm I.a Ornmlo ( ! J :no p. ni. :0t a. m. I 4:ir, p. in. 1:01 p. m. S:IS p. m. J Sunday I T.ravcn T.a Ornnd ot 5.M0 p. m, j ('(iiiihi'I Ions at I'nlon Buy and aell Classified Ada. tbrougb Oinorrer r On the Job BY ALLMAN VCU SW YOU ONLY HAVE CME M&ID TO OFFF.ts TOPAY AMD CUE. WON" PUCE VJHERE CHILDREN- MVf CALUUP A3AIJ - TTAKF. A 1 THEV HAY LR1GMT I'U . 0. H ! KSU-1 s I'M "THRoysM V - ' ; - I ffllii VVITH TRV,NG To HIRE ' HELEMDlOYOUVi y "V , Jrftf&F' r MAID J DON'T SEEM To fMcX A WE on A 1 f TOM.COME ,) ffi 1 - ' if GZT AMY WHERE- HEJ.EM ; rYl MA)D TO-OAV - - ) T HERE, VoO ) I A ' I, vaiu. BE D)3APPO!!4Teo i i, MX ,BEGYoue' Rubber MECK.'ylJ ) r t y ( kmow -HE'ii. H.v.-E to f i why -.POOMi rrt iniSI " " " l ' j j : Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Phone Main G2. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon