La Grande evening observer., February 19, 1923, Image 7

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TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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PROFESSIONAL'
DIRECTORY
? n-:oi'.vnn PHYSICIANS
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(iHIUlS. DIsi-usi-S Of IV, 111,.,. .l
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ix-cliilly. Orrir,, phone
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A'lTOIIXKYS
l.-.OCHItAN' , KliKISHAHD Ceo. T
l ochr.ni iinil Colon li. Khernuril, At-
lniudi'n- Uri""'0 Nation! Bank
. :V"-.A,u''r"''y-''l-l'-. Uoonm
-0 O -i.i 1m. ley Uflii-iJ lildt-, Talc.
'levator. lS-13-lir
ciui:oiitA(-i()i
DIv J'K"-KMVKla. Chiropractor
. .Ni-w t..ky lluildlm;. Honrs In to 1"
u. in., - to 5 p. in. ana ; to p. m
,' 7-24-n
UK. J K. WuuUhlJ, I'hirojiracloi
mid Naturopath. Xirvoiw nnil clironk
(ilSMS.S 11 ppi-i.-lnlly. fJuil,, 2(1. Som.
oo-r IMihr. (ivor Ml vert horne'it. Orriot
hours. 10 to 13 n. in., to ,'i p m
V to H i-viniiln-s. I'tuim- 1!t7-v
NAITKK ClHl'.
DIi. A. N. JIAYVII.LI.JSiieclBllt Ir
chronic diseases. .Methods, .Meelialio-'i'licr.-ipy
iinit Naturopath, KUin iinu
Mood discuses. n.Tvinis diseases
Chroiik Jl.adacho. Jk-x.nia, SA-iatii-.a
, .pp.-n.iieii is. . Constipation, iiowe
- iiouoii.-; an Kin.ia oi cnronlo J1
, i-i'..fl sm i , -iM iilly treatrd. I'hom
.Minn r.ii:t. ii. ,om l. , :i. ,.,;ml( riOOI
Coolidiro '.I,.H-.., opposite Hlnr Thiol-
ii, r. utiieo tioiue, jn in J3
u'O to i:0ij p. in.
Consultation fre
PIANO Tl'XKItS
k.'i'hi:t piano Tt:.s'i.iiciian and
. voioe your pituio without eiclru
ehar:;e. Work Kusranleed. trail New
Jin iiool: .Store tor appointment. Itoy
K. riiiiiins. -ir,-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. (). Al.L,u Oranda Lodpo No. 3."0
, L.oyu.1 ordiT oi' AhHiHe, hold ruguliii
inciUiDKH evry Thursday iiiBht ut t
, J. in. at (Ud - rVllows1 Hull. Tin
AiMusch.':trt I.cffion meets
pt-cond and imirili Thursdays of each
I month. AIoo.-u I.i-irion of lh Worh
liM-t-Ls H.-eoiKl Ak'ixlity of each moiuli
J. .1. TI MILAN, Dictator,
C. S. Sm.lrz. Secretary.
U. I
i irarniu Lrfidire No
! ."..se nit-ct.i each ThursUny
c-vonlnj; :u 8 o'.-1-.. lc. JImne nnU clul
j)rivii(-i'-s 'ln-.-ii'uiiy t'Xltnidcd lo nil
j:ritit.r Klk.-i.
J)s:a-.v (TOWIi, KxalU-d Ruler,
V. U I'KAIiMlN, M.'crt'larv.
::ic:
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!VI.; C:.in; No.
it rJ'liiir;;dav cv
in Uu K. tiC 1'
iiii-uta on
Ml J II ff L'ttClh
hall. A'JslllUK
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K. ic. i;co. v.
r.
Clerk.
i. l aii.1 A. Al. La Brando Lodfret No
41. A. K iinT.N. Al., holds niffular
mnptiiiKfl f irt nml third Fridays at
1 :'') p. m. Cordial wolcomo to all
3d:ison:4.
LOT L. svonnuASS. W. JI.
K. II. KINCi . .Si'orutnry.
(i. K.'iLi:s Ai-ri
No.
rv.Ty J-'ritlny Hi
Vi.silini; nit-mlji-r
K.-iKk-s Jiall
LV. W. V.
1I1UUSKLU Sec.
V')( JiJAI U N U 1' T Hi-: W ( ) I L D Lb
;t;tn-if C:inii X. 1;0. AK't:t every
A:nd:.y nirlit at Krifrli-H Hall. All
-ir-i liiiK Nt-'Inhhtirs vcI,oTn!. Dih'b
p:.y:ihlc at tli' ofrl'-o of Hi clerk
Ilni'iiiH Lit (.Irando Nulloiia.
llank r.uildiiiff.
.1. J. Murchlsnn, O. C.
It. J. K ITCHLN. Clerk.
K , 1 ' 1 ! i rL'S OF 1 ' Y T 1 1 1 AS 1 led Cros;
IjkIo No. 21 intMiU 'ivi'l'y Alorida
fvri.tiif- fn Castln Hall (K. of I
Hall), at S p. in. A Pythian welcome
to nil viftiiif? K'nijrlits.
L, C. FIKU'.S C. c
O. CF;AJT.A), K. it
s.
'."MLVS LKNLi-MT ASSOCIATION n!
th.- M.irL'ulH't..-. La Brando Lode No
L'7. AV. A. of I. L-jdye mefts first
Tlnirsdfiv at " p. m. nd third
A',dni -Hilav nt 8 p. m.. at K. of I'
Hall. A'isitintr Si.t;r w'1roaie.
mks. noiia ii. mackiov, c.
aiakioi:!!-: i:aton. h. k.
. K. S. H-.')e I'iianl'.-r No. 13, o, JJ. S.
h'rl-ls smt.-.i ooniiiiunicition the boc
km.! nnd fonnii W"l :ic.-daya of eacr
nintii. 'i.-itiii' liu mbrrd cordiallj
MAr.'FilA
A XV S.
U.LIOTT I'ARKICU, "W. M
IMSM'.XA t-KTS CONYKXTIOX
V.v AF3f--nrl:itpJ Tress)
r A fi A T il : N A . t 'a 1 i f. , F'b, 8. Thft
Amcik-nn Socifly of Civil Enpinoors
ln.s iirc-'it (1 an invilaiion f-xMcnd'-d by
fb I,.s.'t'K'na chamln-r of l.'ommfrco
to hold thn i:i-l convention here.
S ' La Grande !
! MATTRESS SHOP AND !
! WEAVING WORKS !
M.ittH'sneji of nil "kirtils cleaned ,
t nnd rrhuilL l'eathr Renovating, i
Kng imn anl Fluff, wiugs for
i sale. i 1
Carpet and Tins Clcairlttg
i ix2. Sl.oO nml up I
' Chits. I'.ilwanls, Prop. j
rimnc S53-W i
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
if
,'-'- I MAVE Of CETTIHG ' V-V.
Want Ads
FOR 8ALR OR 1'KADH
FOR SALE First class fence posts.
Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for salo at the Observer of
fice. Civ an. 7-8-tf
roil nuirr
FOR RENT Modern furnished
. apartment, 1C0G Washington.
2-lB-tf
FOR P.ENT Three Tooms furnished
for lifrht housekeeping. No chil
dren. Phone 181-W. 2-7-tf
FOR KENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 470-M. 2-10-tf
LOST.
LOST One small diamond ring. Re
ward, tall Observer. Z-6-tf
WAHTKD
WANTED
Pruning.
Inquire 402
Madison.
2-17-5tp
WANTKI) TO KENT r ive or six
room furnished house, at once. In
quire 2708N. Ash ave. 2-17-2t
WANTED Experienced stenoirraph-
er. State experience. Address P.
0. Box 920, La Grande, Oregon.
2-16-3t
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for salo. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn. ' J-20-tf
UlrJUKLiLiAn BOlrB
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Coveted.
Mrs. L. H. Norton. 906 Adams Ave.
8-30-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERIi fur Bardej
Corsat. Mrs. J. P. O'Ooonell, 1101
O avannt. Fhon 147-J. Strictly
CuBtcm-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR
JuU the moment you apply Mentho
Sulphur to an itching:, burning or
broken out skin, the itching stops and
healing bee ins. says a notild skin sue-
ctalist. This sulphur preparation, made
into a pleasant cold cream. givevsuch
a quick relief, even to fiary eciemaj
that nothing has ever been found "to"
take its place. 8 .
Because of its germ -destroying (rop
erties, it quickly subdues flic it things
cools the irritation and heal the eczema
right 'up, leaving a clear, amootli skin
in place of ugly eruptions,! rash pim
ples or roughness, y I
You do not have to wait ftr improve
ment. It quickly shows. You can get
a little tar of Rowles McnUioEu nhur
at any drug store - -
For Sale
Modorn six-room homo, garnffo.
larK'i lot, pnvorl Btroot, romont Hido
wiilK. liaHoiiifiit. furnace excellent lo
cation. 1'rico, $4,000.00.
Tbrep-room liousn furnishrd, !nelud-
Inff fuel, Ktoo-riffi. chlckons. ross'a
slon c;in Ik; Kivcn inimdl;itcly. Trice
$1, 700.00. 'iVrniH. $:iti0.on down and
tli brtlnncoi ut ao.ofr- p.fij ntontb, Ini
luding tnlorest. . , . ' .
Modrrn five-room liomc, throe lots.
FraniRe. lawn. Htrawlirrry patch. This
homo is well arranged and has many
built-in features -.and is in excellent
condition. Locattl oh Oak street just
off Spring Avenuei l you are look
ing for a good buy In a Veal good five
oom modern home investigate this.
Four-acre tmct I oca fed
ist nt the
edge of town. Good soil.
riee, $1000.
Terms.
Geo. H. Currey
iwal Estat
ttAAV
A Aw
THEATRES
AGNES AVHES HAS
A STARTLING SCENE
UN NEW PHOTOPLAY
However, It Is Only One of Many
In Picture, "A Daughter
of Luxury.
A beautiful girl with her hair
hanging down her hack, her shoes
off in a hotel room alone with a
married man! This is the startling
situation in which Agnes Ayi-es,
Paramount star, finds herself in her
role of Mary Fenton in her new
picture, "A Daughter of Luxury,"
which will be a feature nt the Ar
cade Theatre today.
The situation, however, which im
mediately conveys the idea of scan
dal proves to be the most innocent
imaginable.
Mary Fenton, the character play
ed by Miss Ayres, hungry, penniless
and homeless, sees a man whom she
thinks to be an old friend from her
former home town. She accosts him,
then discovers she has made a mis
take. The man, seeing she is faint
with hunger, invites her to dine. She
accepts.
They fin dthe anly ten room in
that section has just closed'. He sug
gests that they go to his room and
he will order tea and cake sent up.
She wavers between .propriety and
hunger and finally yields to hunger.
After the tea, during which she re
moves her shoes to rest her aching
feet, she stands in front of the mir
ror to redress her hair so she may
once more start out in search of a
jout It is at this point that she is
discovered by a gossip.
.Out of this conmlication crows the
big climax of the story, when Mary,
to snva the honor of the man who
has befriended her, allows him to
introduce her to the gossip as his sts-ter-in-law,
an heiress, and thus is
forced to play the impostor during a
good part of the remainder of the
story, and suffer humiliation of final
exposure. A jewel robbery is one
of the big incidents.
The picture is an adaptation by
Beulah Harie Dix of the ulav "The
Impostor," by Leonard Merrick and
Michatl Morton. Tom Gal erv n avs
opposite the star.
AT SHERRYS LAST DAY
VALENTINO IN EXOTIC PICTURE
'Rodolph Valentino, first as a col
lego hero at Harvard, then as a
porgeous youna prince of India, is
the treat , promised for screen fans
when - Valetino's, latest Paramount
picture, "The Young . Rajah" comes
to the . Sherry theatre. Last times
today..,' , .. j
The story 'was adapted by June
Mathis. from' John Amos Mitchell's
popular novel. "Amos Judd." and
the play of the same name by Aleth-
Luce. - Accordintr to the storv.
Vnlentino is a Hindu Prince who., as
a Child, is smuggled out of India to
save his life and is brought to Amer
ica and placed under the care of a
New England family.
1 he bov erows ud and becomes an
athletic hero at Harvard. His love
affair with a vounir heiress is- brok
en off when he is suddenly kidnapp
ed uy emissaries irom India and
takon .back to-hin native land. A
usurper has seized the throne there,
and Valentino, now back in the carb
of an Indian prince, ousts him. Out
of a sense of duty toward his poa
ple he is about to sacrifice his love
for the American girl, but a scries
of unexpected hanniness brinps
things out happily. I
"I he Young Rajah" is said to
abound in magnificent settings and
lavish costumes.
Comedy showing, No Money to
Guide Him.''
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darken Gray, Faded Hair
j ' With Sage Tea -
Grandmother kept her hair beaut i- j
fully darkened, glossy, and attractive '
with a brew ot bagd lea and sulphur.
Whenever hen hair 'took on that dull,
faded or streamed appearance, this sim
ple mixture wfcs applied with wonder
ful effect. By iskiujf at any drug store
for "Wyeth's Sagciand Sulphur Com
pound," you wLl jt a large bottle of
this old-time recipie, improved by the
addition of othir ingredients, all ready
to use, at vcryjfule cost. This sim
ple mixture can he depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair.
Well-known druggists say everybody
uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
poffnd now because it darkens so natur
ally and evenly that -nobody can tell it
has been applied it's so easy to use,
too. . You simply dampen a comb or
soft brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one strand at a time. liy
morning the gray hair disappears; af
ter another application or two, it is re
stored to. its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and beautiful.
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Yes. X OBjecr To
CAPOCfl. I'M A T3IT
5wftSR.STlTioJS
News is old nnd wrinkled the next
ilny.
Rheumatism llimhaA', neuritis, hack
achef stifT nccktVor fciuscles,,strains(1,
sprains, aching' jtVits. Vhen you aro
sufTering so ymi cbi harilly get around,
just 'try Kd iVppfc- RiLj. '-in j- J
Nothing has suciiVoncriitratPiI, pene
trating heat as red VcpiAu'S, 'and whon;
heat penetrates ng!i dqwn into pain
and congestion reiitfecitcs a,t ,oiiccv j
Just as soon as yoaply Red Pep
per Kub you fct'l the trfigling heat Jo .
three minutes the sore spot is warmed "
through and through and the torture is
gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from
red peppers, costs little at any drug
store. Get a jar at once; Be sure to-;
get the genuine, with the name Rowles
on every package.
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Enclosed Cars
CALL
MAIN 44
Alter Midnight Call I'oley llolrl
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MACIIlNKtKIIOtt' ANI FOl.'NDKY
All. Kinds 'nf Macliinni y. Autojnohllia and Tractors rtopnlroi,
.1: ' : Ovcrhliiilcitf nnd Itebiiilt.
Acctylemt WclHin or All k-ln,l
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j, in,.. ,.i,,,,H j,in, uvornixe J'istons
Crankshafts, rislojis im Mston fins Jtcgroilnd
.fle:s n Trail
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
FOR THE BEST IN MEATS
j We jflave It
We constantly try to please a trial will convince
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
vTwo Markets
Fir HI root Market
Next to Harris ;roccrj
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Feeling
f you going vjith y,
I "THAT UMBPtLLO?-.-
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By.Condo
s'i Hot -this lcast
Bit sveriSTtTcous
STniON, Vou KivrOiA).
ort. SAvV3.e.R.Y.
Towvr of Butiti.
The tower of ISnbol Is the tower
spoken of In Genesis us being bult by
mankind after they camo down from
tho ark to tho plulu from the niniin
tain of the cast. It wus llko the Inter
temple 'tower of Uabylon, except thai
If wus being constructed so hl;li that
Its top might reach Heaven. The
builders were miraculously prevented
by the confounding of their language.
Thus the origin at our many tongues.
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there's a touch of refinement
with EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS. S ;
H. & B. Electric
- A. '
company
Wiring, Rerjairing, Appliances,
Suppups and Service
105 Depot St. m, Phono 393-W
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IRON WORKS
oi jiniin
Qualll, Market,
hkngg'g ro(rery
A'f - 'yy;
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9 ' S.
WM$ I GUE55 IT'S AS V
I', !,: , fC MUCH MINE A3 IT' ).
Just Received
Full !hif nf Alnskn Pnble roady-to-wnr
fun. Also heal brown
uml black trimming for dresses
and rullur nml rufte for cottt.
You tiro nil wfUtmiR to coma
and scfl them.' 1 nlsu buy all
Uimlft of raw fun and will pay
best prhvH.
Chris Miller
11J10 Adams Ave.
T-AX-I
All EncIoBcq Cars
CALL MAJN 580
Imperial Bifliards
After Midnight
CALL 1950 or 134-J
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Furniture
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters an Price to
Phone 474-J J :
4 i i- .,,
Sharpen Your 1
j Pencil
You may think you
ing without Telephone Service
DON'T HANDICAP YOURSELF
lEif-iWifiHiai
A CLASSIFIED
La Grande - Baker
Auto Stage
I'. ;. Dcl.nn, manager
Ilnlly i;ciliig Htiiidays
Leaves Dnher Lavcs I.a Qrando
1:00 p. m. I 'fun a. m.
4:41 p. m. I " p. m.
I f-.ti p. in.
Snriln;i
Leaves TJt Oraflilo t B:J0 p. m.
! C'oiniei'tl()iis at luilon
Buy and sell
Olalfled Ads.
through Observer
BY ALUIAN
NEW
WOOLENS
For Suits lArriving
EveiyjDay
Look them Yver and
have aVuit tifilored to
your iwftyiduaistyle.
jc-vcrythvig mWlcn's
War
J ne loggery
Andrews Bros.
Knox Hals
If It Is Metal We Can
Weld It.
N
Welding &
Exchange
13
Suit the Pockcthook
.. ! S 1 .i ..ii l j, t, t
JONOHUE, Pcop.
i : .'' j Fir & Jefferson
are saving money by go
swiyrT
xmtNfnxg'jif
AD WILL DO IT
Extra Fine
:
Throe-ncro Improved tract Just out
side the City Mm (in, onn block from
tho paved lilghwiy. Will 'toiiHi lr
(rado for houso lutown.
A fivo-acro trac
Improved and go-
Ing at a bargnti
price, und good
lO froii City 7irrt-
terms, one -halt
Its nnd paved Mfcl
wny.
A ivo-acro tn
M In ay Tarlc. Tlil
Ifl one of the bri
"it Iniiffrive,! nnd p.iyV
4i Hid valley. Bxtra
Ing properltes
good.
A ten-acro tract In Mny rnrk, wllh
Mini Bood linrirovomrntH. Irrlirnteil,
hst of land ami fruit. Klclit-room
modern house.
Three fine mo, lorn bonus. Well !o.
rated, beautifully furnished, want to
r
sell complete. If you wnnt something
xtra (rood let lis show you these flao
homes.
Pyramid Land
Co.
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