La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 08, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textt " ; 1 1 1 7 Thursday, .Fehniaty, S, 1923, 2 ' TIIE ,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN ;- ,4 Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTKOl'ATIIIO I'HVSICI.WS Vil. J. I., nud f)!f ni!i!.iiOT ivrMi ,.. Moil!i. J)a,.,,sn 0( women and 2 nnns. Snmim-r itl.lp. AITnHXKVS CniMlltAM ntnl i:i(.;i;H.liI (ieo. T On-liran ami t,ln It. l-Ihi'iTTTtrH At. V,r1l!'iV'q La (.irundo National Hunk run-y unlet) UUIr. Tilkt Vil I or. 12-13-1 tr CillltOI'lt.(TOIt UI.. KI-.I.I.1-; MY Kits, chiropractor i w l-'.,l,-y l:iiil,liiiK-. Hours in to 1:' a. 111., a to 0 p. in. and 7 lo 8 p. m 7-24-tl UK. J K. IVOOUi.U. i,'hlropractoi titid Naturopath. NVrvous ami i-lirnnl. (lisPJIS. M 11 Mlli'.-i;l 1 1 y. Kulto 2(1. Soiil. i-i.-i i.m.k. v,..r roivtirinoriio . (llflcc hourii. 10 to 12 a. in.. 1::!0 to r p. m 7 lo S oviMiinirs. 1'hoiif -1117-v. NATITSE CfltU Dlt. A. ;. .IAYVII.I.KKccillllst Ir v.-.-i.T. ..l.-lll.'ll.-,, .lltTIIUIIO- Jliiriiiiy ,-ti:(l Naturopath. Skin uni ii .... ... ..r.-.. m-rtmi iiiHua.seii Chronic I li;itlai:he. Ko7..;uia. Kclatici .p.t-li(li,:ilin, CotlMipalion, llowul -irouoio; an kiimim ol Chronic 1)1 M':i.ii:.s Kluji-r.s.sl'ully Iri'alud. l'hon, l:iln "i!i;!( l:oo;n 1, 2. :, nocond flooi CoolPUvo nidi;.. opposite Star Tliea- t.'r. . tjrflci! house, 1(1 to 12 a. m. I 1:31) to 5:Ug p. in. Conniillullnii free ' - 8-1 -tt : l'l.WO tlm;hs j:l'l:)tX I'lANO TUXlKd Clean and - voiL-n... your piano without extra char'o. Work Kiiitnintt.t-d. Call New lin l;oolc Store for appointinont. Hoy K. Phlllliw. 4-lS-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY I O. O. M. La Grande Lofie No. 350 J.oy:il OnTTr of .Moose. hold rt-ffiilni iniM-Unir evtiry Thursday nlpht at t , P. in. nt Odd t'Vlluws' Hall. Th Wonu'n'8 Moosohourt Legion moett H'i.nd und fourth ThiirwcluyH of eaoh I mojitli. .MuiiHi! tifKloii ol tho Worh , 1 1 n't: l m m'comi .Monday ol' each month I Viisitora ulwitys wehomi?. I. .1. Hi;i.., Dictator, C. S. SHUIrZ, Hecrutnrv. l. I, o. KIks Ln. .rnndo Lodge No 4T.I. ,,,tp,i- tiH't.-t.s each Thursday ;vnii!K m R o'clock. Home and clui. jr;viliixc.- chceriully vxtunUed to nil Jlrotlicr Klks. V. P;a -i:oavE. Kxaltod Ruler. . IU:a1(S()N. Scort'lnry. MOI)j-:riN WOOUMKN Ol'' AMJ-:itIOA JjJi .rndi Oniii) No. 7711:1 meets o?i tf. l'ir.st Thursday t-veulnB of ent;h . month, In the K. uf l', hall. Visiting Ni-'UUibrii'.s welcome. t v JJ. U. JllN'no, V.' C. "iv-JAK1'3 UOSToOK, CMerk. j. l :id A, M. Ij.-t iJrundc Lodfff No M. A. F. utiTTA. .M.. holds regular incctlitKS first and third Fridays at ?:i!0 p. m. Cordial wulcomo lo all Masons. .. . I.-OT It. . PN'ODGRASS, V. AU. ;r .-7-ck. II. RING), 8Acrtary. bL t'. E.GJL;SAi'.rio No. 2 Oil, meets f'vkrv J'ridny nitrht. at Katies Hall V.. I.1LI.V. . . J. ,13. lIir.IXSKI.L, .fec. ; WO' DM i:s up Till'! Vol:L.DL.a 'IiJindc ('iiinp No. lii'J. Mvuts- every Alnnday ni;-;)it at E;ikH' Hull. All visions NJshbors wtlfomo. Dues iKiy.-ible nt tho ofl'lc-o of the clerlt J inoniH '1 La Grando Nationa. liauk Kuildinff. J. J. Murchison. C. C. I. J. K ITCH MX, Glerk. K NIG I i TJJ Ol'' I'V'i'HIAS Hcd Cros: Lodutt No. 27 inecta vcry AIondu ev.-mut? in Castle Hall (K. of P Hall), at s p. in. A Pythian welcome to all vi.-'ilinff Knihls. K. (.'. l-'IKLDS, C. C. C. is. tlllAllAM. K. R. 8. WOMUN'S HKNKKIT ASSOCIATION ( liu! M:i cab La Grando JodRO NO V. Ii. A. of .M. Lodtfo meets first Tlmrsdn v at 2 p. in. and third "W'j,.m1:iv nt 8 p. rn., at K. of P IlalK Viyillnsr .Sisl'irs welcome, 1HS. NO HA H. MAUKKV, C. JdAU.IOi:iia KATON. II. K. O. Hope Chrtpler No. Vt, ). E. S. liol.r-i jj'irt ifiJ coiiuiiunicatlon the .eo find and fourth Wednesdays of each nHjntii, ituung memoer coruiaijj; ijt'riiniirl.' ' - Ml:'t JLV JT.I-TOTT PARKER. W.- M ANNA S. GHOVE, S.c. . JMSUMAA t;i:TS (ONVITIO.V ) 't-if ;:- ; ( , , ( My AMSoci,it'd 1'resH) ' rkni:N, Calif.. Kcl. S. The Amortntn Soricty of Civil KnineerH Ikis rirfi -i t an invitation extended by tli.' I 'iiKuk'tiii Chamber of Commcrc( lo hold tli- lii4 ronv4-ntion hen. MATTRESS SHOP AND ! WEAVING WORKS j Mnitri'ssca of all kinds clpanfii J and ii'liuilt. iVnllior ltpnovatlne. I Iia;r I Hips and 1'Muft linss for J sale I Cnrpct mid IJiis Cli'Wilne ' l)IJ, Si. Ml mid up ( lias. I.ilivaiils. I'rop. Tlionc 2.'iS-W DOINGS OF. THE DUFFS f n....iv, lt.-,t.l AOPWnl) AMD THE MEW MAID C'TTIMG UONO THESE OAVS? SHE TWICE 2f SUGAR 30FAO USED TO " I 5HE TREATS M KICjH I Want Ads FOR HALM OB XK&UIi FOR SALE First class fence posts. , Farmers 10X2 , 12-12- PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for salo at the Observer of fice. Ch. ao. 7-8-tf vox iv Ben FOR RENT ilodern furnished . apartment. 1C0( Washington. 2-7-tf FOll RENT Three rooms furnished for hirht housekeeping. No chil dren. Phone 131-W. 2-7-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for litrht houseki'opintr. 1512 Adams ave. Phone 257-J. 2-3-tf FOR RENT Two room apartment. Close in. 1620 Sixth St. 2-6-3tp FOR RENT-Bedroom, suitablo for gentleman. Close in. 902 Main. 2-6-tf FOR RENT Front bed room. Dpwn stairs, close in, modern home. Gen tleman preferred. Phone 159-Mi or call 190!) Second St. 2-6-8tp FOR RENT Two . room furnished apartment. Inquire 2501 N. Fourth street. 2-3-Ht LOST. LOST One small diamond rine;. Re ward. Call Observer- 2'b-tl WANXKD WANTED By experienced filrl, job. oi casninjr or clerking, tnqmre 1011 0 avenue. , 2-7-2tp WANTED Girl to enro for childfen and help with light housework. Phone Main 117. . 2-7-2tp LADIES Can give pleasant outside worK to an ambitious woman- Call evenings, 190U Third Street, La Grande, Ore., 2-7-2tp STRAYED. STRAYED From my place on In- uian ivreeK, ono Day mare witn blnze 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-Stp NOTICE Anyone requiring reliable neip on snore notice -win call at Union Pool 'Hull. 1 2-2-6t 4UMUKL.USJ1 moiin EARN $20 weekly spare time at nome, addressing. , mailing v music .circulars.,,. Send. JOc for' music' in formation, etc." American Music Co., 1008 Broadway, N. Y. 2-n-0tp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. U a. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. - - - - F-'Sfrif . 8-80-tf LOCAL COESETIERli, tjb Bwnlts . Corstt, Jlrs.'J. f. O'Connell, 1104 O vnu. Thon. 147-J.. : Strietly Cnstom-mada Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching; and Picot Edge. Work GoariirUed. t-l-tf RHEUMATISM CANNOT EXIST in the human body if you will use Trunk s Prescription. It is ridiculous and preposterous, in fact, a pity to suffer with inflammatory, muscular, sciatic or any form of P.hcumatism Trunk's Prescription sells for $1.75. This Prescription DOES NOT ruin he stomach, it DOES NOT depress the heart. Eat all the meat and'trood food you wisn. IT DOES NOT contain mercury, salicylate soda, oil winter greon or narcotics, but it positively1 overcomos any kind ef Rheumatism or Gout on earth. WHAT MOKE DO YOU WANT? There is nothing' Just us good. P or sale at the L. E 1,. Drug company, ia iranu, urepon. a-.-.-..,................................... NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in Nostrils To Open Up Air Poasagcs. Ah! What relief! Your clogged nostrils open right up, the air passage of your lipad uro deur and you cut breathe frwly. No more hawking, EntuU ing. mucous discharge, headache, dry ness no struggling lor breath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone. Don't stay tull'ed-up! Get a small bottle of Kly'a Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little ol this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos i trils, let it penetrate through every air 1 1 passage of the head; soothe and' heal ! the swollen, inflamed inuccus meinhrane, i giving you instant relief, lily's Cream Kfllm is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been sacking. It's just " splendid. LENA, I GUESS VOU AMD MV SOM DANNV ARE GETTING ALONG ALLRlGHT- VOO MUST TREAT J r.. n.cT ruin y vm vUw ' rime- njj JUST POTS ABOUT AS MUCH HIM PRETTV ON MV AS MOTHER W IK It I ..'Hi ' r THEATRES AT SHEItRYS TODAY ON'LY Bert Lylell is Father and Son. Pop ular Screen hlnr I'laya I wo Holes In n Picture Full of Drumnlic Sus pense. Bert I.ytell, in "The Face Be tween," will be seen as the motion picture feature at the Sherry Thea tre. This picture is a screen ver sion of a stury bv Justus Miles For- mnn, made from a scenario?! by Le- nore Coffee. It deals with tile sac rifico of Tommy Carteret, a New ork society man, who, to save the reputation of his roue father, be comes an exile in the 'Blue Ridge mountains, turning his back on everything that had made life worth while, even giving up the gil l whom hn hud hoped soon to marry. During his banishment a moun tain girl falls in lave with him, and desnairing of ever being able ro- turn to civilization, he decides to marry her but she is shot bv a jeal- uos lover and Carteret himself is wounded- It would be unfair to those who are to see this Picture to reveal the various complications which ithem result, and their final solution, but it can he said that this unusual and highly exciting story nrovide8 all the ingredients of the perfect picture. Bert I.ytell enacts tlie roles ot Do h tinner anil son and makes the latter u character of infinite appeal. A cast of unusual excellence sup ports Mr. Lytell in "The Face Be tween." Andrew Tourneur, a beau tiful seventeen-year-old blonde, ploy ing her first important role, has the part of Carleret's finlncee, and Syl via Brenmer is thto mountain girl. Others are Hardee- Kiiklnnd, Girard Alexander. Frank Brownless, llur- wcll lfnmric,k, . Joel ilhy and Dewitt Jennings. A LICK BRADY COMING Charming Paramount Star . Will Bs been in Anna Ascends. Alice Brady's new picture "Anna Ascends," the second she has ap peared in for Paramount since her recent return from tho legitimate stage, to the films is scheduled as the feature at the Arcade incntre Saturday only. In the play. Miss Brady was declared by .Metropolitan critics to have scored the greatest triumph of her stnKe career, and many of her admirers elsewhere as: pert that fi the screen version of this romantic story, Miss Brady hits registered her greatest film triumph. Thai picture was directed by Victor Fleming, and supporting Miss Brady aire- Robert Ellis, lending man, David Powell, Ntta Nnldi, I harles Gerrard, Edward Durand, - Florence Dixon, Grace Gnswold and Fredceick Bur ton. t' )'EBB TIDE" EXCELLENT When such screen stars as I.ila Lee, James Kirkwood, Raymond Ila ton, George Fawcett, Noah Bery and Jacqueliino Lognn are featured in a picture excollunt entertainment is- sure to result. ' - , This was the case with "Ebb Tide," a Paramount picture which was showw at the Arcade Theatre with success yesterday. For action and interest' it has few superiors. 'Rob ert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd UK bourne's thrilling; story-" Hus been transferred to- the' screen by George Melford with artistic results. TM characters created by Mr. Stevenson are skillfully portrayed and the many scenes of suspense and thrills are of the kind that make the audience gasp. The photoplay is artistic, and in every other respect "Ebb Tide" is a cinematographic gem. Tonight is the last nigbjt for "Ehb Tide." AND LOOK YOUNG Nobody can Tell when you Darken Gray, Faded Hair with Sage Tea. O rand mother kept her hair heniiiifully darkened, plonny and iittnirtive with it brew of Han Ten and Sulphur. When ever her Imir took on that dull, faded or utreiiked uppenrnnee, this hirnplc mixture was applied with wonderful eli'eot. By ankinff at any drug ntorc fur "Wycth's Huge and Sulphur Compound," you will get a large bottle of thin old time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredient, all ready to at very little cost. Thin simple mixture can be depended uon to restore natural color and beauty to the. hair. A well-known downtown dnigglst nays everybody uses Wyeth'a Rage and Hul iibur (.'ompnund now because it darken ro naturally and evenly that nobody tun. toll it has been applied it's bo eay tr iikp, too. You imply dampen a comb or soft bruph and draw it through your hair, taking one utrand at a time. !'y morning the grnv imir dir-appeara; after another application or two, it is rentored to its natural color and looks glossy, toft and beautiful. Tom Is Too HE'S A MICE KlO! I LIKE HIM Goon mrr . .r4 "The Flapper" with "Bringing Up Father on His Vacation" Friday Night Arcade Theater. .i v h . ; iL .tyf f 'v &.T .LiAi f ill . ,i 'ifVS ii 1 ) Thnt nnat master of comic crea tion, George Mc.Mnnus, surely pro vided the world with a' now idol ,-hen he evolved Jig.ns Mahoney ot Brineing lilt Father" fame. JiKgs, as well as the rest of th" types thai have emanated from the fert:le brain of- Mr. McManus, already are an established American institution. In other countries when' fun m fun, wit is wit and where human nature prevails Jigga hus been accepted as a character one is apt to moot in unv walk of life. Only a. genius could concive a type like that ami to Mr. McManus should go nil th? credit. Ever since Jiggs made his debut on the fingo h0 has been universal favorite. this wason Jiggs has decided to take n rrs'oia sort of respite from the turmoil of what In f friends ilnil even Ins ene- 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 Street Market ' ' Qnnlllv Market, Next to Harris irorery ' . " 1 ' SUagy's Grocery Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar TRADING CERTIFICATES GIVEN AWAY COME IN J. G. Holm?s Grocerteria WIIKIIH YOU SAVB Phone Main 43 , rm:r;' unMvr.nY Our REPEATER Coffee 2'i ll'S. 85c Inquisitive SAV.LEMA, WHAT 15 youR LAGT NAME ? I DION'T GET T- V j. ' '-! mies declare to be a volcanic exis tence. -Just how a . man . of Jigg's temperament and good naturo can carry ou such a "rest" forms on.; of the best foundations for incessant fun that this generation has seen or benrd. At any rate, it may Ik bettor imagined, still seeing is be- icviug. The new nlay, which conio.i lo the Arcnde Theatre tomorrow night with the customary matinee:; is entitled ' "Father On His Vaca tion." It ist in three acts and pro vides in addition to a number of olher features, surprises and novel ties, rpecial music, scenic adornment and innovations galore. We, as well us millions of admirers of Jiggs nnd bis ndventurc are v.'ngi-rmg that "Father's" viicalion will be shortei thnn expected-. O. V. I?. Our Very I!cs1 roffoc 1 lb 45c 2A llis., 51.12 5 lbs S2.18 MV NAME IM TOM, VJHAT MAKES VOUR FACE SO FULL 15 MI35 JENA GEMSTEM RED. '? Just Received Full line of Alnsfcn salilo reailr-. to-iMW runs. Also ncuI brown ami lilnck trinuniiiH for dresses mid piilltir anil rurfA for cents. You nro nil welcome lo wme nnil sect lliem. I also buy nil KliuiH of raw film anil will my , iM'st priws, . t . Chris Miller 1010 Adams Ave. T-A-X-I All Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 580 Imperial Billiards After Midnight CALL 195-J or 134-J Where thickness of a Hair Equals a Mile TIIK hRlr of a human head a verages from two to threo thou sandths of an inch, and ,lf motor nervlco shop worlt Is bnaod on accuracy so coarse as a "hair's breadth," only poor results can he obtained. ' Automobiles may bo designed alike, and look tho samo, yet one. because of precise fits, has moro power, speed and less vi bration. When pistons and cylinder bores are held to limits of one thousandth plus or minus, It aicans that often a piston .001 undcrslHi goes Into a bore which Is .001 ovoralxn; nnd, In casa of a three-Inch piston, Instead of havlnir a wall clenranco of .00.1 .001 for ouch Inch of piston diameter) it has .006 and becomes an "oll-pumpor' un. error of loss tbnn an ayornso hull's breadth, yet, tho results could havu ooen no worse had it been a "inlle." . - ' v Avoid errors as hroaa on a hair and for closely fitted pistons and perfectly ground cylinders hnvo your repairmen bring your cylinder blook to lis for regTlndlns and piston assembling, Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon 1 Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook EDDONOHUE,Prop. Phone 474-J Fir & Jef ferson bharpen Your Pencil You may think you are saving money by go ing without Telephone Service , DON'T HANDICAP YOURSELF" ,, A CLASSIFUEI) La Grande - Baker Auto Stage l. ;. lleLap, Manager Dully ETpilii Hundari Leaves Hiker Leaves La Graado ) :00 p. m. ''nn n- m- - 4:49 p. ni. 1:00 p. in. 0: 11 p. m. Ktindays Leaves La Grande ut 5. MO p. m. Connections at Lilian Muy and sell through Observer Classified Ads. BY ALLMAN (TjlisTot n A 5HOCK - ?. I YVMJ 1-tAHNiJ NEW WOOLENS i i' For Suits Arriving Every Day Look them over and have a suit tailored to your individual style. Everything in Men!s Wear V The Toggery Andrews Bros. Knox Hill's WWMsMMMsWWMiyliPW AD WILL DO IT II ii i ii i Snodgrass and Zi immerman Funeral Service Tar tar,, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Phone Main G2. 1505 Fourth St La Grande, Oregon W ft, AX ni ;