Tuesday, February 13, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
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FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. T,;i Crnndo Loilffe No, 3F.0
I-'-ynl Order uf .M'-odc. hoUl.s retfului
DUfelins's every Tii iirsday niptit at 1
P- "' ill M1 I'VllOW.s' Hull. Thi
ouicn'.s .MoiiiHlK-.-trt U'Ricm mueti
rnvtuul ami lourtli Thursdays of each
iiionih. .m,m-1( i.r-iun of the Worl.
iiK'-is p. .v.iui .Mon.I.iy or each month
V i.-llti; a ill w.-i v. w-'lroriiL1.
.1. .1. IlAi'I.W, Dictator,
C. ii. .SIIUI-TX. Secretary.
Li. 1 u. iOllisliL Umnilu iod'o No
4,'!:i. inn.'!:; c:u-h Thursday
fM-'ihiu' ai K o'clm'k. Jlonm and clul
privii, ;I -ui luHy extended to all
. d::a.v n;ovi::, Kxnlted Ruler.
1'. U. I'K.MiSdX, tSefi-.-lnrv.
MODKU.V WOOD.MKN )1-' A.UU10A
Craii'l.' I'-iinji .o. 77ti:t -nieeta' on
iKo l irst Thursday veiling or each
:it"nt:i, in tin- K. of l'. hall. Visit. up
..W'igiiljor.i v.'clctunt',
Ji. Ji. lClN'OO. V. C .
. J A KR UOSTOCK, Clerk.
V, I-', una
11. A.
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1 ::ui p.
; 31y.SdM..
. l. 1-ri (irandt UodKe- No
, nrtd A. M., holds r!eular
first and third Frldaya at
Cordial welcomu to all
liOT L. SNOOP-RAPS. W. M.
K. Ii. lilXUO, Seeretary.
. i-IAdijKS Airie No. meets
.f i; t l.'i- i1 t .,i ,rl, t of I'ih.Iuo Hull
ViiiiuiJ liiftiilf velcom.
',. 1.1 LLV. V. I'.
J. K. itlRDSKI.U See.
,Y i : I . : i ; N i ) L' T ill-: Willi LD L.0
tf : r;t !.; Crimp Xn. 1 'ii. Mr-t.s every
Monday f'ij-ht at Kai,le Hall. AT
. viMtii,- X: :;hlj"is wtlconn!. Dues
n. i: r Mi' til i li oirii-e of the clerk
" J'.iion'.-; 21-L'. Ia Crande Nationa.
j;.-ii.k Jiuildint?.
.1. J. Murohlyon, C. C.
II. J. K1TCHKX. Clerk.
K i" I in s i iy 1 Till AS lied Cros;
I.od:r-- No. 7 meets every Monda
cv.-nlns in Castle Hall (K. of P
linll.i. ;;t s p. in. A I'ythlan welcome
tu nil vi;-ltin:? Knlu'his.
10. C. KIKLDS. C C.
r. i.. Clt.MTAM, K. it. S.
UOMKN'S 1 KS KFIT ASSOCIATION o)
tin- i:ie--:ihi I, a firandu Loilfie No
'jr. V. ll. A. 't M. Kodc meets first
l'h ur: d:iv ;;t t. m. and third
"U". (Inr.-d.-iv t S p. in., nt K. Of V
Hall. Visltlnir Sisiers welcome.
MliS. yOPA n. MACKKl', C.
1 Ml.jnKlM EATON, It. K.
O. iloi Oi.-iph-r No. O. ti. S.
ln'i'i.-: i'nt"' om intmieaiion tne src
on i :'nd l' iii-l ii Wcdnrsdiiy.-J of eacl"
nmrit i Vihiiins meinber.H cordially
Wl'-ftm-d.
M.MiTHA iil.I.IOTT rAUKKU, AV. M
AKN"A 3. ;i:uVlv See.
'..i!;.. ;i;is co.wii.Miov
ffiy Assofijilru TYpse)
ISADI:;N', Calif., F"l. 8. The.
Am ri(-;i.n Society of Civil T--nRineors
litis iictieplci.1 an invitation 'xtontIod by
' tin- l';i:nJvn:i Cimnil-'T of Comnien c
to liold tli' l'-LM cnnvenlion hero.
; La Grande !
! MATTRESS SHOP AND
! WEAVING WORKS ;
' Mattrosva of all kimls clan-d!
! ami reiiiiilt. Fi atbor Hrnovntinir. '
I l::u; Kii.us ami Fluff r.uics for J !
Carpel ami UuR Cleaning
1KI2. si.rio ami up
Cliiis. lalwanls. I'rop.
I'lionc 2,",;t-w
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
uriwi HAVE YOU BEEN
m i? duff ? I was just S I'm gladvou
DOWN TOWM TRVING TO
GET f OME MONEY OOT
CF MY HUSBAND AND
"V:
THOUGHT I'D STOP IN
FOR. A MINUTE-
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Want Ads
FOB BA.LK OR TKADH
FOR SALE First class fence posts
Farmers 19X2 - 12-ia-tf
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
coxes for sa'a at the Observer of
fice. Ch an. ' 7-8-tf
VOH IUE9TT
FOR RENT A furnished room.
1510 Adams ave. 1-30-tf
FOB HKNT Three rooms' furnished
for lipht housekeeping. No chil
dren. Phone 131-W. 2-7-tf
FOB 'RENT Modern (i-room house.
' Close in. Call D Fitzgerald 318-J.
2-8-tf
FOR RENT A ranch, 1 mile north
of Island City and one-half mile
west. W. S. Thorp. 2-8-Citp
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 470-M. 2-10-tf
LOST-
LOST One small diamond ring. Re
ward. Call Observer. 2-6-tI
LOST A gray Persian cat. Phone
Main 781. - 2-10-2t
LOST I31ucc and white spotted dopr,
hima m icit eye, smooth nuir,
bobbed .tail. Call Farm 186. :
2-12-4t
FOR RENTApartment. New Foley
UldE. Inquire J. J. FolVy. 2-12-2tp
WANTED Boarders. Convenient to
town, shops nnn mill. Inquire 2101
Second St. 2-12-'2tp
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
nrit-e. full rjarticulars. D. r. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn. 1-20-tf
suuuuLiLi&n umitt
EARN $20 weekly spare time at
home, addressing, mailing music
circulars. Bend luc lor music in
formation, etc American Music
Co., 1U68 Broadway, N. Y.
d9-9-K - -
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. tt, Wort on, 906 Adams Ave.
8-30-tf
LOCAL CORSETIER1V Tut aarclej
Cors.t. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, X104
O aveiin.. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Castcm-mail Corsets., Guaranteed
throughout Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
1 ; J-l-tf
A Classified "Ad Will Do It!
4-room nouae located, on hard sur
faced street, two lots,, garage, wood
house, electric lights, city . water.
close to school. Price $1500.00.
Terms, $325.00 cash and balance at
$25.00 per month
Modern 6-room horn", good loca
tion, cement sidewalk, garage. This
place is in good condition and can
be purchased with or without furni
ture at a price that will make it
0-room modern home, just com-
5-room modern, homo located on
th" hill in the west part of town.
Gravel street, cement sidewalk, large
lot. Price ?2P,50.00.
sentiment that is -prevalent through
pleted last fall. This is one of the
new modern homes of this city and
the price and terms are right. If
you are interested in a good home
investigate this.
Modern 5-room house, large lot,
'xcellent location, beautiful shade
trees. The owner is a non-resident
and in order to sell this place he has
reduced the price to $2800.00. The
t-rms are very attractive.
Geo. H. Currey
cut Estate
Imsaranee
Th Dana.. aq..
"She thought that fifty years of age
,9 ""H'lng nowadays If you are not
an old maid and It you decorate your-
For Sale
iiai.-ii iniin-riy. niime women or liny
Jjaro still dangerously attractive they
I j act leading parts on the stage, Oiey
appear In divorce cases, they marry
i ! their third husbands." From "The
Spinster of Uie Parish," by W, B. Max
- well.
VES, I KN1CKED HIM FORA
TEN SPOT-THE LITTLE
WART 15 GETTING SO
TIGHT THAT IT'S LIKE
PU1LINC5 TEETH TO
; DIDMi?5."TINEY
HOW DID
you COME
ooT? DID
6ET HIM To
Ami takP HIM
v A LITTLE
DOWM FOR SOME?
I THEATRES
AT SUICItKYS
"THE STlt.VNCEK S liANQl ET"'
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Marshall Neilnn's first' production
in association with Ooldwyn. This
is "The Stranger's Banquet," from
the novel by Donn Byrne, which -Mi
Neilan purchased several years ajjo,
but which he found himself in a po
sition to film on;y since his recent
allinnce with the Goldwyn company,
heeding for its production all the
technical and mechanical facilities
that the great Goldwyn studios could
supply. It has proved to he Neil
an s most ambitious effort thus lar.
The picture is a colorful story of
the shipyards; of a girl's valiant
struggle to manipulate wisely the
fortune left hy her father and to
cany on his lifetime's work of build
ing ships.
Probably no more fnr.ious aggrega
tion of screen talenc has ever been
gathered together for a single pic
ture than was engaged for this one,
Many of the names in the cast.
which numbers about forty, are of
themselves sufficient to draw big
audiences. Hobart Bosworth was
persuaded by Neilan to stop work
temporanly, on nis own pic.urcs m
order to assume the role of the old
ship-building genius, Shane Bualer
Kcogh. Claire Windsor, one 'of the
most beautiful leading women of the
screen, is seen as the daughter, De
ntil Kcogh. The always popular
Uockliffe Fellowes plays, opposite
Miss 'Windsor as Angus Campbell,
son of Keogh's best friend.
Then there is Nigel Barrio as
John Keogh, Derith's irresponsible
brother; Eleanor Boardman as his
extravagant, flirtatious wife; and
Thomas Holdinc as a fanatical la-
lot' agitator', who adds to Derith's
troubles at the smpyanls. Among
the others in the cast are Stuart
Holmes, Claude Gillingwater, Eugen
ia Besseror, Aileen Pringle, Philo
McCullough,, Dagmar Godowsky
Ford Sterling, Arthur Hoyt, Brin
sley Shaw, James Marcus, Edward
McWade, Tom Guise, Mnrgaret
Loomis, Hnyford Hobbs and Lucille
Ricksen.
Mr. Neilan was assisted in the di
rection by Frank Urson, who also
collaborated with him on the con
tinuity, and Tom Held. The photo
graphy was by David Kessom and
the art direction in charge of Ccdric
Gibbons.
'LIGHTS OF NEW YORK"
HAS LURE IN TITLE
Fox Special Photoplay Visualizeg
the Lure That Lies in the
.Metropolis Lights.
"Lights o New York," the Fox
special that conies to the Arcade
Theatre next Thursday has an ap
pealing title. - The first tiling vis
ualized by the reader is probably
Broadway and. Forty-second Street
and the ' myriad lights of Times
Square. j
But there arc other lights than
these in New York, and many of
them are even more romantic. No
eity in the world has the cosmopoli
tan touch of New Y'ork. One street
east of Broadway is Sixth 'Avenue,
wncre, as u. o Mclntyre, the la
mous chronicler, ot Manhattan says,
"the shiny -serge of Broadway meets
tne shiny silk ot Filth Avenue."
ruth Avenue itself gleams bril
liantly but not with the garish
lights of Broadway. There is a
soft subdued tone about the famous
Avenue and Its 'lights that thrills.
And there are few lovelier sights
than Fifth nvenue on a night when
l You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best
Have you ever stopped lo reason
why it is tlint so many products that
arc extensively advertised, all at mice
drtip out of sight and are soon forgot
tenf The reason is plain the article
did not fulfil) the promises of the
manufacturer. This applies more par
ticularly to a medicine. A medicinal
preparation that has real curative
.valuts almost nclls ilseU, ua like an
endless chain system, the remedy is
recommended hy those who have
been benefited, to those who arc in
need of it.
A prominent druggist says, "Take
for example Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, a preparation I have sold for
many years and never hesitate to re
commend, for in rJmot cverv case
it shows excellent results, as many of
my customers testify. No other kid
cley remedy has po lar.;e; a Kile."
According to sworn statements an-1
verified testimony of thousands who
have used the preparation, the suc
cess of Dr. Kilmer's Swanii-RooL is
due to the fact, so many people claim,
that it fulfills almost every wish iit
overcoming kidney, liver and Mad
der ailments, corrects urinary trou
bles and neutralize the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
You may receive n sample bottle of
Swamp Hoot by Parcel Post. Ad
dress Dr. Kilmer & Co., Uinijhamton
N. Y., and enclose ten cents: also
mention this paper. J.argc and me
dium sue bottles for sale at all drug
tores.
CSILGf Sii-ai Ian Unexpected Caller
y M.AIO NOV , M'uS.DUFF-1 ,(. FA .,VE I; p, f f TO .'.HOV7 HOW SORRY '
rf,LroPP-! 1" v" DO VoO LIKE y'OMLV HAD HEIR. IlT1, 7 ARE FOR ' MY J
wELt-AT "?vTi ' HER? Vawdtaweck- j HUSBAND !
LOSEN OP
r . : i-i. m r ii r- m r k 1. 1.' v r-i 11 n h, .ti- i n 1 ,
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EVERETT TRUE
"Uieu., AFTER A-fi.GUING.jj-o, SHT liiilj
i -rue U,UT z-iVK-D VNri I . HH,
Vou ,ci tFNST;
RISHT .
i III
a bit of fog settle over Manhattan.
There is magic in 1 lie air and any
thing, it seoms, may happen. AnI
inde-'I, as O. Henry knew so Well,
anything often does happen.
Down in Greenwich Village gleam
all sorts of colors, sitfn posts to the
eating plaeos of Bohemia. And once
a week when the Village dances,
usually on Friday nights, there U
all the color of a New Orleans Mjir
di Gras. It is masquerade night,
and may dn-ss in everything hut
evening clothes. Here ppanish cava
liers rub shoulders with old pirates
and dance' 'ith Elizabethan maid
ens. Further (down town ar" the dim
lights of the Bowery, famous in
song and story. Across the water
gleam the lights of Coney Island.
There nr4 m;mv liRhts in .Vrnnmirfr'm
iii ll ill I it if , ;
1 i i i.i .i n- Vt-M LWnl'lltorW,.
, i I VCNOtJ, toe, v y
I it's; "your seep- JSf,
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FOR THE BEST IN MEATS v
We Have It ;
We constantly try to please a trial will convince
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
'.'" :-':'' Two Markets --
Fir Street Market Quality Market,
Next to Harris tJrocory . ; Skagg's ;i'Ocery
r
Fresh
I Saratoga Chips
15c
Per Package
Boneless Pigs Feet, rev Jar, 50c
Fresh Vegetables Daily
J. G. Snodgrass
109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
I 5lE VOL) UAe A Y'Im fj'Ttl'l OH, UNTIL "THEY BGlr4 V
r V v f. CHL ViLLL .III . I I I
1
I5y Condo
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"-"I VW W W tl'T I
I'M ltK(NJS.
and all Wvc their story, at this pic
ture .shows,
s i
Many Needed to Save State,
.. To ho a volco cutsldo tho state,
speaking to mnnklnd or to tho future,
perhaps shaking the actual state to
pieces In doing so, ono man will suf
Hce. l!ut to reform the stato In order
to save It, to preserve It by changlnp
It, a hotly of workers Is needed as welt
ns n lender n considerable body of
workers, placed at many points, and
operating In nmny directions. Mat
tbo'.v Arnold.
Thought for the Day.
The follow who Is fired with en
thusiasm for his work Is seldom Ured
hy tils boss. '
ISlHi; I. V
Just Received
I"iill line of Alaska sublo rcoflr-to-weur
f ! A"o will bromi
ami blaek tiliumliig tr dresses
and collar ami cuffs Cur coots.
Vuu aro nil lvelmnio to contr
nml sen them. 1 also buy all
kinds of row turs ami will pay
best prices.
Chris Miller
J510 A0ann Ave.
T-A-X-I
"AH Enclosed Cars
CALL MAIN 580
Imperial Billiards
After Midnight
CALL 1950 or 134-J
tmttttatttittitmit4nttatmtttnmtKttK
Save the Pieces and
Bring Them to Us '
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
mmm!imttmttaatwrwmimmtM!tr4ttr4timtriaitK
Furniture
1 V Heaters at Price to
:j ED DONOHUE, Prop. y j i.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
onarpen
Pencil
You may think you are saving money by go
ing without Telephone Service
DON'T HAN DIC AP YOURSELF
A CLASSIFIED
La Grande - Baker
Auto Stage
r. O. DeLap, Manager
Dally Kux-pliug Sundays
Leaves Baker Leaves Iji Grand.
1:00 p. in. a. m.
4:41 p. in. 1:00 p. m.
5: 10 p. m.
Sundays
Leaves La Grand, at fi.MO p. m.
Councctlous at l.'nion
Buy and sell through Observer
fllflsslfled Ads.
BY ALUiAN
tith HKHV1CC
Tin liim
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, j
Knox Ilats
If It Is Metal-Wc Can 8
Weld It. H
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Exchange
Suit the Pockclhook
A t'
AD WILL DO IT
"if !? 4?. 'fib if
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licensed Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. ' Phone Main G2.
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon
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