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Wednesday, Febnmy 1! UVE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PACE SEVEN wawiwuijiivi PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTI-OKVIIIN! .1VSK 1ANS ...... I.. .;. .MAlMiAllHT IXOLE i V, '.'i ol women and lllill 1'Jti. . . V winco phone Alirl!M:v.-, N nml hi;i:i:hahi leo. T i. ii tin.l r.,l,, 11. Kh.irTT7.id. Al i. La Urunilo NuLlonul JJunk 7. v V ,"'' 1'"l,'y "":o uluK- Tk ' 12-i:i-1h i iiiKoruACTou . w -",!':iiS- '"oractor Nl w x' y riuiiiiins. niir ji) to i2 . in.. to j j,, ni. and 7 to if p. m . 7-24-11 '"..'I i'v' w,-"!"'-''.l Chiropmctol ..ii.t I.ilunip:nii. N.rvous and chronic 1 " "IX'-'i'Hj-. Suile 20, Sum m.T (iv, r Kilv..Tllii,rne'. OITlci hours. ID i y a. m 1 ::iu to Ii p. n, '" 'v iiiMi;'. I'lion,, HI7-W. N.vn cini: -!:. A. N'. .MAVVil.l,i;.S)ec.lllll.st Ir ..ir-'lili; ,!i...;,,;,s. ,l,.tii,Ml.s, AU'iMiano III. r-..- 1.1..I N'atiirii.nh. .Skin ami liMlHl ill-, s. ii. rvinlrt llistlllHed (.itionir; II. :uitl, )),.. :,.7,,.nn .Sciiitk-T ..Pin-lull, His, 1 'niinlipatiini, liowol Iruuhli; all klinl. of Chronic Dl- . '' iull.v tr.1al.1l. Phoni .Vain '.,:u. 1:1.1,111 1. 2. :i, m-cond flooi i i,.,I.u--; lll.l., oppii.iic Slur Thun tr. linn-.! iiuiisv. la to 12 a. m. 1:30 to moil p. 111. t.'iniultailon free 3-4-il PIANO Tl MMts K.NI'KliT 1'IANii Ti:.l.i Clean and vine: your iiiaiio wiiTiout extra i liar::,'. Work uuaranlci ii. Call Now lin ):.,,,l; .stum tor aiiioititnicnt. Iloy fa. I1.IIIUM. 4-15-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY .. o. o. nr. J.oyiil on) llleel iti.ci L Cramlo Loda-a No. 3.10 of .Mon.ii, holiin ri'gulat ry Tliur.silny nic-lit at 6 r.. ,u. iil nun r.nou.s- llall. Till ', 01. ns .MoiiM h. urt faoKion meeti H':.-ii;iil ai-il iiiui ili Thur.siliivs of each Hi. linn. .Moo,.,. I.c-Bioj, of tlm Worl. nun .lloiKliiy ol each Jnonth Vi.iu,r.s alu.n s Wiileome. .1. I. IIAI'I.AX, nielalor, C. S. SI1LI.TZ. Secretary. 11. I'. 43:,. J'illis l.a Crande Lodire No inei.-ts each Thurfiilay 1 Hint; a 1 S o'eloek. lloine and clul p. il. 'i; rlieci lully extended to all oilier Klli.i. 1)i:a ckoive, Kxalled Ruler. '. I.. rL'ACSON. Secretary. MllDI-:i;' WDliDAIKN' OP A.MRKICA ' " l.it fli.tnite i.'iiinp No. 77li:t meets oil tlm iir.st Tlmr.-ilay evening of each iiii.mHi. in Hie K. of i'. hall. Vl.lltillK Nei;, lib.'il :i w el '-0111,;. Ji I:. Jti.vnn, V. O. JAKM KOKTOK, Cleric. A. !'. .Mul A. .. l.a Cranile LodBe- No II. A. F. and A. it., hold reKlllar , lin eti lirl and third l'ridaya at 7:.:i) ). 111. Cordial welcome to all I .ManoiiH. LOT I.. SVODORASS. W. M. K. P.. JilN'tJO. Secretary.. b'. ti. i.A.l.i:s Aerie No. 2:i!l, meets ev. tv I rie.iy iiiulil at lOagles Hall i. i:i:i iiiei.ili.'rn welcome. V.. LILLY. IV. I. .1. V.. Ill liriSHI.L,. Sec. ,i(iii..,!:.' ol.' Tiir; would La ;: . ,!i'ie i.'nif.p No. li:9. Meets every ,M i.iy nii-.iit at Eatfle.i Hall. Al: Miliui; .,.;::lilior.s wtleonie. Dues imyiil.le tit Uie oiTiee of the clerk faoi hii. i-jl'. La tlrando Nationa llaiik JJulldintt. .1. J. JItirelilFon, C. C. j:. J. KITCHivN, Clerk. iMiIt.T:; (II.' rVYHJAS Red Cro.i: Luie-i Nr.. 27 lie-its every Monda evening in Castle Hall (K. of P II. ill). -.'.I p. 111. A I'ylhian welconu to nil viitins ICnitrhlH. i:. C. KIIOLDS. C. C. c. L. lllt.MVAM. K. .11 S. i ( i:.n:x-. i:i:.i:i-"IT association 01 Ike M i. i ril.fes. La C.rnnde LodKe No 27. . l:. A. of M. Lodge ineela first T!i 1:1 . (lav at 2 p. 111. and third V, elm -;iav at H l. in., at Iv. of I' Hall. Vi.-llini; Sister welcome. Mi :S. NOILV n. MAL'KEl'. O. .MAK.Ii I : I !: K TON. K. K. O. I:. S. Hope Clinpler No. l.'l. O. K. S. ' li..!,lss"tai'l eoiiiiiiiiniral ion tlio see end ami inurih Well nesdnVH of each niiniili. Aisitini; meinliers cordlallj Mt''T'M' 'f.M.IOTT J'AlHCKIt. W. M av,v. s. cmivn. r.is.i!;.NA (.1:1s 'vi;.Tio." ir-.- Asso'iaieil Press) l'.;-'Ai ,:;x.. Calif., Feb. s The American Society of rivil Knjrlneern lias ae'M.p!,., mi im itation extenileil by til ' r."i.i.lcr.:i Chamber of Commerce to 'iii, t"e ll'i'l convention here. j La Grande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP AND j WEAVING WORKS .Matin uses of all kinds cleaned J I mil rebuilt. Frut her ItenovnllnB. 1 I in rr KniiB ami Fluff ItUKS for I ah- I Cnrpi-t ami Itux Cleaning Ml.r,o nutl up '!ias. lalwiinls, Prop. IMione 2.1.1-W i DOINGS OF THE DUFFS i (All I XliViO FOR BA1M OR l'KADH FOR SALE First claas fence posts. Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUITl'T Theatre. This is Muibhull Neil- Boxes for sale at the Observer of. fice. Chap. 7-8-tf FOR SALE A seven passenger six cylinder car. Will sell reasonable if taken at once. Phone 326-W. 2-13-3t FOR SALE 2 pure bred EnKlish setter pups. Call Wilson Bros., Tailors. Phone Main 645. 2-13-2tP FOR SALE Old Trusty" incuba tor, 175 egg capacity; 1,000 chick "Sal-Hot" brooder. $25.00 for quick sale. Call 475-J. 2808 N. Fir. 2-13-3tp V'UH BKTrx FOR RENT Modern seven room house. Inquire 808 N ave. 2-l.J-Bt FOR RENT Modern four roomed house on X avenue. Phone 325-M or call at M07 X. 2-13-2tp HOUSE FOR RENT W. H. Boh-2-13-2t neiikamp Co. FOR RENT A furnished room, 1510 Adams ave. 1-30-tf FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for lipht housekeeping. No chil dren. Phone 131-W. 2-7-tf FOR RENT Modern 6-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-titp FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 470-M. 2-10-tf LOST- LOST One small diamond ring. Re- wnrd. Call Observer- H-d-tl LOST Black and white spotted dog, blind in left eye, smooth hair, bobbed tail. Call Farm 18G.- 2-12-4t WANTKD WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis, Minn. ' 1-20-tf 1 1HI lull ,1 m KOm HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave, " 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETIERU- tut Barcley Corset Mra. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avsnnt. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. A Classified Ad Will Do. It! For Sale 4-room nouse 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 bnlance at 25.00 per month. Modern 6-room home, 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 U-room modern home, just com- 5-room modern home located "on the hill in, the west part of town. Gravel street, cement sidewalk, large lot. Price $2350.00. . - . sentiment that is prevalent through plcted 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. I Modern 5-room house, large lot, excellent location, beautiful shade trees. The owner is a non-resident land in order to sell this place he has i reduced the price to $2800.00.: The termij arc very attractive. Geo. H. Curtey cMI Estate IN THE NOW PUT IT C I THEATRES s AT SIIKKHY'K LAST OA Y TODAY A screen versiun of Donn Byinc's vel!-kJiown novel, , "The Mranffer's uuiuiuet," is the feiiturc tit the Sher an s latest photoplay, filmed m as. sociation :with Coldwy., and without a doubt his masterpiece, surpassing even such fine pictures as "Uinty" ami "1'onis nrst. rseilan had baen holding the screen rights of; the story for some time, waitine for chance to give it a properly lavish production, ijis alliance with Uold wyn put almost limitless resources at his disposal and he began imme diately to carry out his plans for filming it. Ihe result is unusually satisfvimr. The gripping story, the splendid act ing,, the masterly direction of Neil- an and his associate director. I- rank Ursos;- the beautiful settings, de signed by Cedric Gibbons and the unusually artistic photography of Duvid Kesson, combine to make this unquestionably one of the finest photoplay achievements of the year. It has a superlative cast, headed by Hobart liosworth, Claire Wind sor,' and Rocklifie Fellowes, ' Mr. Bosworth, who at Neilan's urgene re quest interrupted work on his own production to play the part of the millionaire shipbuilder, Shane Butler Keogh, gives a magnificently fine performance. The role of Derith Keogh, his daughter, who at her fa ther's death is left to carry on his work practically alone, is beautifully portrayed bv Miss 'Windsor, who is unusually well equipped for the de mands of the role: and Rockliffc Fellowes gives a sympathetic per formance as Angus Campbell, one of old Shane Keogh's most loyal aides, and in love with Derith. The rest ot the cast is unilormly excellent, nd includes such well known players as Nigel Barrio, as IJoriths weakling brother: Jileanor Boardmnn as his adventuress wife: Thomas Holding as a labor fanatic; Stuart 'Holmes, Claudo Gillingwater, Uagbar (jodowsky, Philo McCulioush, Brinsley Shaw, Eugenia Besserer, Lucille Rickscn. Edward Mi'YVade, Arthur Hoyt and many others in im portant roles. THREE DAREDEVILS SEEN IN GREAT OUTDOOR PICTURE Helen Gibson, Supported By Lea Mir loney and Jack Connolly, Seen at the Arcade Then! re. "The 'Wolverine," starring the ever daring Helen Gibsoi, which is the attraction at the Arcade Theatre for Wednesday boasts of three of the most daredevil horseback riders in .the United States today. Noth ing too great can be said of the work of Miss Gibson in her past performances, but to adtl Leo Ma- loney and Jack Connolly to her side in one production is a feat hard to be duplicated.' In the making of "The Wolver ine, which is from the pen of II. M. Bower, Spencer Productions. Inc.. saw to it that the best cast and the finest locale possible were brought together. So as to allow both Mo loney and Connolly to assist Miss Gibson in this wonder play, it was necessary to wait three weeks. Keen was the rivalry manifested in the shooting of the perilous We Offer For Sale A new four room modern liouso, cement foundation cellar. Garatre. Price $21100.00, 1400.00 cash, Jio.oo per month. A good small home. A 5-room modern brume In von. fine location on X avenue. The price is rnrht. 2 tr.o.o . sr.n on cut balance can be arranged. Lot G0xi:?0 A 5-robm motlnrn liouse, banpnicnt lurnuoc, (rood Kiinipo, fine lawn, pood trr.en and shrubbery. All In .splendid repair. The lot In BOjcIIm. (Jood bjr-i-tion. $3700.00. A fi-room modrin houso, liasomont. lot 40x104. Tn good location, i'rleo J2C50.00 Tfrins $1000.00 rash, bal ance arranged as to payments. We Have .Many fitrntl Place For Sniff La Grande Investment Company Reliahln Agent for Rrllablo . Insuranee Companies. 1201 Adams Ato. J'linne Main 7A2 Danny Has HOUSE IS WO P1ACE. TO DRIVE THAT AUTOMOBILE! VOL) TAKE IT OUT AMD ON THE BACK PORCH i AW, I BEFORE VOU fctfEAK.y DIDN'T SOMETHING! y'ereAK . . . . r-AlrWTUlUC EVERETT TRUE f i) . lutscwn cooler ..... a: Wo WAVASN'T CS-OT LaTHI t1 W S ' . THAT Pemp3 oii . : ) UHlCH HflwD j ';vr 1 I Vou f-te-iM i'.'. J scenes in this mnmmolh production. Weekly prizes wore given for , uie most, daring 1 eats v anil wnen ; r.110 mirht scenes were made, in tno niind ing snowstorm, a record hard , to equal was accomplished. Chamberlain's Tablets For Indigestion and Constipation 'Thn nicest and nleasantest medi cine I have used for indigestion and constipation is Chamberlain's Tab lets," writes Melard F. Craig, Alul- dle Urove, w. 1. iney worn use i charm nnd do lint gripe or leave hnv unpleasant effect Adv. . .Wanted- ft when you make this delicious Karo Peanut Brittle it's so easy. And see how little it costs, ' Surprise every body byl Following this recipe today : ! Karo Peanut Brittle - f . " t r . -, ( 1 tup Karo, Btue Istbct 2 tahteipoom Wattt 1 tup Brown Sugar ' l cup SlttllcJ Ptunuti 2 tcaipoons Matola Boil tunar, Karo nnd water until It colJ wtttcr. Jun before taking from Pour iuto tla vUcd with Mawjl. Selling ReprcMentatitm Johmon-Liebnr Co PoftUnd, Ore. TT CTV AA vourrof error recipe frMe X XvJZ2f or Cook Hntik, or write to Corn Product Refining Co. Dept. A, Argo, Illinois FOR THE BEST IN MEATS We Have It We constantly try to please a trial will convince The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Fir Slm-t Slnrkct INVxt to Harris firorrrj An Accident . s' . . i ...urn VAl t i I A '-". t-iivi Vr.ri 01AVA.MTVI W IT 0t;r5irE,00V0UHEAR? I ' AIL RIGHT ? Bv Condo MVf " I'TWMinlMlll 111, H Ml Nth it with 'Xi'iP w "J VJI NEW DISCOVERY Iht family cough symp 1 U crUp when Jroppul (n fire nUd MasoU an J nuti. Qunllly M.irkrt, SUntfK'.H Craccrj irT lV'V i J) W3T 1 KM A mau wur. ON HOW NEAR ) Just Received Full lino of Alaska 8nh1o rendv ttvtar Tun. Aim wnl hnnvii ami blaik tiimniiuir for ilrfSNOS nnil collar nutl viilt for cvmti. Vii nro nil wclcontn to come and sen tlu'in. I nlo buy nil kliulH ol' raw fur ami will pay bct prltvs. Chris Miller 1610 Adama Ave. ; T-A-X-I All Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 580 Imperial Billiards After Midnight CALL 195-J or 134-J innunummmmttimmunnutmtmmnntmnunnnmtnnuunminunnttr w Save the Pieces Bring Theni to Leighton's Welding & I Machine Works f La Grande, Oregon I a!tm!aKammJtmmmmJttmtJtJt Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS , Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockethook - ' .'. i , . ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 474-J v Fir & Jefferson ! : .' ". ''. ' .11' Sharpen Your r Pencil You may think you arc saving money by go-, ing without Telephone Service DON'T HANDICAP YOURSELF 3X A CLASSIFIED La Grande - Baker i Auto Stage P. ft. JlrlJip, Slunnurr ' Dully l':xarpllltfC Hniiduyn 1,1-nvci) Halicr Lcnv! I.a Clrnndo J l:fio p. m. !':00 a. m. I 4:45 p. iii. 1:0" P. C:ir) p. m. j SuiNlnyn I,iav'fl ji Grande ut 5: JO p. m. I C'cinnft'ilmi! ot I'nlnu i at I niou Bmmmmmmm, Buy and sell through Obfcrrer CI nullified Ada. BY ALLMAN jMVI'-KJ ' U'l ' I') I I II , J 1 1,1 " .L JJ M l.. . 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 Hals If It Is Metal We Can Weld It. D N and ' , Us AD WILL DO IT Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Tar tar, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice, riionc Main G2. i j 1505 Fourth St La Grande, Oregon m KWi J