La Grande evening observer., February 20, 1923, Image 7

'Tuesday, Fthnuu-.v 20, 1 5)2.1,
" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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PROFESSIONAL'
DIRECTORY ,
OSIKOI'.VIIIIU l'HYSICI.WS
Kit. I. I,. Hnd IlitTsiAHrrTltHT IWII.K
m. .l..uii. Ul..w f nr,t ,,,,
Mai 11 1 0.; I ""'I'? .Phone'
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' .."ion Jt. Kiwrhnrd, At-
liulUHn
Ul1'n,l''l'','.-r.A,Uurn''y",ll-,lW itooniM
.! nn.l JJ luky Oiiico nidi-. Tiiki
.l.-vulnr, 12-lS-lir
t'lllHOl'lt.UTOIt
-ew l-nl.-y Puikhns. Hours 10 to li
7-24-lf
J UK I)t,l.l, I'hiroprnutr,.
iiiid Niiuri,inih. .Nervous 1 chrnnir
dinijllHva a BUcc-lnll-. fiullo 20, Knill
lii. r l.l.lir . liv.-r tiilv, rtliurno-.s. office
liuiirn, 10 to 13 t, in.. 1:0 to n m
7 to Si ov.jiiiir.rs. l'hon.' -l!"7-v.
n.vitki; im:
OH. A. N. .M.YVJI.l.l-:S)-iallt lr
, clironK; distiirit-.s. .U.-the.ls, Atfuliano-Tlu-rniiy
unit Naturopaih. yliin and
Monil dlJia.'U'K, ni tyuus dt;um'
I'iirolii.'. ll.-:ulac!n', K.-z.-ina, ,S.-inlk-i
.iii-ii(li.-ili..:, iN.nsliiiation. Howel
'IrouliK-: nil hlmhi of Clirunlc D.
himiwm :i!K.iii;csl'ully treatml. I'hoiK
.Main r.tl3. Jiooui l. 2, :, M.-mmd flooi
Coolklire 1:1,1k., ouposlio Slur Thea-
ti r. orrlee lions..'. 10 to 13 a. m
! 1:30 to i:0o n. ni. Consultation free
3-4-(
I'lAXO TIXKItS
i:.i'i:i:T I'lANo Ti;.-.-cicicnn and
voi.'t: your piano ivilhout c-xiry
( hiir,-rc. Work k" iililit....l. fall New
liu Hook su.ru lor appolntim-nt. Hoy
10. l'lillllpp. 4-l".-t:
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. .M. drande I.odce No. 3S0
Loyal OrJ.r of .Uoo.s.f, holds rtKUlai
imjclinta every Tlairsday nlKlit at i
, P. in. at ".id Fellows' Hull. Tin
Women's 5lio.vt.lieiirt ..'?loli meet;
- Ko.-on.l and fourth Thtirsdavs or each
I in. .nth. .Moose Legion of the WorH
, jtie.'ta Hoeond Monday of eacli mouth
' Vi.siturs aluavs v.. Iconic.
t .1. J. HAKl.AM, Dictator,
C. S. SllUIrz, Secretary.
U. I'. o. Klks I, a tirande I.o.ltre No
4:.:t. .wrc meets eneh Thursday
eveiuns; at 3 o'clock. Home and clul
pi ivil. ;;.-s clieerfllily extended to all
Lroih.r Elko.
X. I'HAN CIHUVR Exalted Ittller.
K 1.. I-HAU-SIIN', .Secretary.
MOE-iKUN WwoJ-MIK.N OK AMHltll.'A
I. a llramlc (lamp No. 77li:! meets on
t!.e fii.sl Tliur.'lay evening of each
in. .nth, in lav K. of 1'. hall. Visiting
eijilihol'S Welcome.
K. I:. 1MXOO. V. C.
.ia'ICH kilSfdfK. Clerk.
A. I''. and A. .M. l.n (Jraiule LodirH No
II. A. l' an.r.. 11., holils reuulnr
inectiiis' fiiiH and llilrd l-'rldays at
7::io p. m. -Cordial welcome to all
J.la.soiis.
LOT I.. SN'nnCRASS, W. M.
:.. .IMXCO, Secretary.
O. lOA.II.I-lftl Aerie No. 2..1I. lllee'.s
every Fihlay infill at Lug:lea Hall
'isiLins members welcome.
. '.. LILLY, W. I'.
'. J. V.. lill'.DSBLL. Sec.
V.uiiMK tlF 'I'lIU WOULD Ln
i. ramie ("amn No. 11.3. Meets every
.Moluhiy n if.ii t at Easles Hall. All
visiitne; N.:.rihors wtlconie. Plies
p-ijalil.i at tile nfrieo of Hie clerk
Hooins 21-22. La Grande Naliona.
' liauk Luildillii:.
J. J. Murrhlson, C. C.
It. .1. KlTOlllvN. Clerk.
KNKillTS OF PYTHIAS lied C'ros:
Lo.lfie No. 27 meets every Moiidax
rv. iiiiii,' in fastle Hsll (K. of P
llatli. at R p. 111. A Pythian welcome
to ull visiting Kntrhts.
V.. C. FII'.I.DK. C. C.
( L. IIP.AHAM. K. It S.
VVII.V! ION S PIONI.FIT ASSOCIATION l
the Maccalieos. La Crande LodBO No
27. 11. .V. of .M. Ludfjti nieets first
''liursdav at 2 p. In. and third
Wednesday at 8 p. ni., nt K. of l1
Hall. Visitlm? Sister? welcome
AILS. NOT! A L. MACK10Y. C.
.MAU.IOKI 10 10 A TON, It. K.
O. 10. S. Hope Chapler No. LI. o. fcj. tf.
holds slat.d .oniiiHiiiicatioll the Fee
oti.l and fourth Wednesdays of each
r.ontlt. Visililis lueiubers cordlallj
iv. !'. .rued.
HIILTIIA KI.LTOTT PAKKER, W. M
ANNA S. r,l;o 10. See.
l'ASAl)i:. (ilO'l'S t'O.WlO.MKIX
fP.y Associated Press)
I'ASAIHONA. Calif., Feb. 8. The
American Society of Civil Knulneers
lias arc. pt .1 on invitation extended by
the I'iisad.na Chninlicr of Commerce
to hold the 192-1 convention here.
! La Grande !
! MATTRESS SHOP AND !
! VEAVINGWORKS j
J Mattresses of all kinds cleaned ,
I and rebuilt, rralliert Renovatinft-.
Hag liuKs and I'luK Hut's for J
53"'- J !
J Carpel nml rtnK Clonnln J
I s.:a ami up
Cha. r.iluiirils. Prop.
! I'lione ZV.l-XV
----------- V I I '! Clarified Ads. .
DOINGS OF THEUFFS Lena Does Thhi'gTlIeT Own" VVay I i "" BY ALLMAN
f OLIVIA I WISH yoO , ( SAV.IENA, MRS. DUFF ! ?S XZ ( I MERELV DFFFRFdA
WOULD HAVE THE MAID V ' VANT5 You To TAKE ' Vo"0 BETTER CARRV V f, ' THAT AS A V
emNS OP THAT LITTLE HAVE T A UTTLE STAND UP ANP CT' THAT WITH DOTH )!JA((' 5UGGESTION ysOME PEOPLE
TArlO AHD POT IT HF-RF- ( MER DO IT I PUT IT PESIPE HER fLW" o HASD3,LENA.V0U'U jMATJERWITH V V STAMDAROWDAHD
PE-1DE THE E5EP- I MAv RlSHT AWA J BED-WILLVOU DO ,E SCRATCH EVERV THING THIS WAV ? J -ww GRunT wmLE The
WANT 10NCH 5EMT A"lB"'A , THAT RIGHT AWAY? Af 1T hEAVV? -ALL UP,! S ' OTHER PERSOW J
s up later. Jfrssr '., tt- t wx. Vi' W v'FTS
Want Ads
FOB BAUD OR THAI) II
FOR SALE First class fence posts
Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf
FOR SALE Cheap. Uprinht piano.
liuou condition, mono y:-J.
2-19-3t
PAPER FOR APPUS AND FRUIT
Boxes for falo at tba Observer ei
fiee. Ch ap. 7-8-tf
von nicirr
Modern furnithed
1106 Washington.
2-15-
FdltAtENT
Newly furnished rooms
Phone Main 55rj
Ull Sprine.
FOR WENT 2 sleeping rooms for
K iiENT 2
mon, three blocks from postoffd
near shops and null. 2108 Thi
street 2-19-tr
FOIii P.ENT Three rooms furittcd
for light housekeeping. No ehil
dren. Phone llil-W. 2-1-tf
FOU RENT Furnished houseteep
ing rooms. Phono 470-M. 2-10-tf
LOST.
LOST One small diamond ring. Re
ward. Call Observer. z-tt-ti
WANTED
WANTED Pruning. Inquire 4TT2TConnell
.viatlison. n-lY-titp
W ANTED Plain sewing ai
id dress.-
ninl-lnn 1 Mh,.no 1T.O.-W '
It- I ft
S(0 T
2-lfl-2t
WANTE(D To hear from owner ,of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush.
Minneapolis, Minn. 1-20-tf
mBCEIili&fTKOlB
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered,
Mrs. u rl. Morton, UUtt Adams Ave.
8-80-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERB, rur Barclej
Coraat. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O avenas. Phone U7-J. Strictly
Castom-mede Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
S-l-tf
Fort Worth Star - Tclei-nrn:
"llnrdini? Calls Governors in Pry
Parley," saya n hendllne, lint fur
llicr rc.-idinff confirms our suspicion
that this is merely the subject of
the conference.
SWAMP-ROOT FOR h ,!
KIDNEY AILMENTS
There is only one medicine that
really stands out pre-eminent as a
medicine for curable ailments of the
kidneys, liver and bladder.
Dr. Kilmer's iSwamp-Root stands
the liigltLSt for flie reason that it has
proveu to be jusi the remedy needed
in thousands upu thoussiids of dis
tressing cases. 4 Swamp-loot makes
friends quickly liecause us mild anil
immediate effect is snen realized in
most cases. It jis a gaitle, healing
vegetable conijiiund.
Start treatment at oner. Sold a!
oil drug stores til bottles of two sizes,
medium and large. ,
However, if foiijft-ish first to test
Lliisgreat prepffrrftion send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer & Co., ltitigliamtou, N.
V., for a sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention this paper.
imiiHHiiM;mmiitniii;nim;i!iiit!i
a
U. S. Army
Shoes
,Wn hive just hougUtiij trft-
mentions stock of Army M.uukoii
tt Lust Khof-4 to bo sold to th pith-
g lie direct. yj'lu'He allocs are J00
per cent soli(J Jouther with heavy
2 (ioul)ln solcrf .sciviMl and nitilod.
H The uppers ftre olT hfavy tan
H chroiTio leatJtt-p with IipIIowh
tonKtic, thereby nutkinK" them
W waterproof. Thse shoes are
H Bellinpr very fu.nt ana we advise
H you to order at vnct to insure
your order hoinp v'").
H The Bizes are .G Jo II, all
g wlill hs. rrloe ?2.75cl'ay po?it-
H man on receipt of poo (In or nnd
j money order. Money refunded
tt If shoes are not satisfactory.
I The U. S.
1 Stores Co.
g iiji wtoAmvAV
8 MAV YORIi CITV
THEATRES
AT SHEItltVS
KISSES PAY OFF HETTY'S
ACCOUNTS .
Alice Lake Stars in Charming Ro
mance of Love and- Business.
A joyous, wholesome, comedy
drama of every-dny li'e is presented
in the Metro picture, "Kisses," star
ring the - ever-popular Alico I-jike,
ami now- being shown at tho Sherry
theatre. It is a succcssiui and
praiseworthy nttempt to get away
6m the excessively bizarre pictures
ith which motion nicturo patrons
have been recently surfeited, unit the
delightful humanity of the story is
one which holds a wide appeal.
Kisses ' tells the story of a young
collbgo girl who proves equal to a
great test, that ot paying oil a
large debt brought on by an unwise
iness policy of her lather.
Her business venture is not en-
irifely a path of roses. Disillusion
ment ot the bitterest Kind comes to
her when her lover, to whom she
has become engaged, breaks off
their troth when he learns that the
leath of Betty's father has left her
almost penniless- But, instead of
thje fortune-hunting lover, iietty
finds the real thing in the man who
has stood by her.
, Harry Myers lends strong support
to Miss Lake in the role of Bill
Bailey, a typical American go-getter
who aids Betty in the realization
of her ambition. Other important
rs of the cast are Edward
Connelly, Mignon Anderson, Dana
Todd, lEdward Jobson, John Macin
non, and Eugene Pouyet.
Also showing Buster Keaton in
"Convict 13."
UCTUUE EXPOSES
i i INSURANCE FRAUD
'A Daughter of Luxury" Shows
How Old Trick is Done.
Burglar insurance fraud is vividly
illustrated in "A Daughter of Lux
ury." a new Paramount picture,
sturring Agnes Ayres, now playing
at the Arcade .Theatre.
Tho evening ' before the Wnlford
safe was robbed Mrs. Walford wore
her jewels to the opera. Her hus
band, Lottus .Wnlioid, suggested
that he could raise enough on the
diamonds to carry through a big
deal on which his fortune depended.
But Mrs. Walford replies wisely: A
diamond in the hair is worth, two
of your deals in. the nir."
Mrs. Wallord may nave been
right, but she didn't figure on one
of his deals in the dark. Walford
pulled one of the latter, and tne jew
els disappeared. At the same lime
Mary FentonJAgnes Ayres), who i.s
forced to ' pose temporarily ns'.'tfee
wealthy Mary Cosgrove, is a guest
of (the Walfords. The real heiress'
learns slti is being impersonated
ami takes action. There results a
whale of a scene, and Mary is sus
pected of being implicated in the
burglary. But Mary soon finds a
chance to take the wheel, so it
spealt,' and. brings the 'situation to
happy standstill. ' ft
MissAyres. has splendid, support'
in the Work df such players as Tom'
Gallery, Edward Martindel, ' Sylvia"!
Ashton, Clarence Burton, ZaSu 'Pitts
and Robert Sellable.
For Sale
Modern Hix-room; homo, prnraffe,
1arf?o lot, paved streel, cement side
walk, basement, furnace, excellent lo
cution. Trice, $4,1)00.00.
Three-room 1iouk furnished, Inelud
inff fuel, groceries, VhtckenH. I'osses-
sion cjin ho Riven immediately, l'rlce
Sl.7fO.oo. Terms. :!mu.(m down and
the balnnce.ijt ?J0.Qii per inontli, in-
cltidiR ineriHt.
Modern five-room tome, three lots,
paruKe, hnvn, strnwlifary patch. This
home Is wril arranReft and han many
bulll-ln features andi is in eycellenc
condition. J,ocalifl orj Oak street just
off Spring Avenue, if you are look
ing for a good buy in ft real good five
room modern home trft'estiati; this.
Four-orro trnrt loratod just nt tho
rlffo of lown. Good noil. rrln, $!flnfl,
Tonus,
Geo. H. Currey
!iud EiUU luirance ! Fir Kliwt. Market Qiialliy Market,
I ;I fifxl to Harris firocrrj 1 I Kkam's (irrKi-r '
- ' ! Buy "and Bell through Observer
IrPLAN MIGHT !
U I Ul U I HUU!
. I
(Hy AH.ociated IYchm)
TAf'OMA, Warn.., .,. o.ro
operation between employer! and (
employes, on the lim-s worked mil i
by ilu' l-oyal l.euion of I.ooih and i
I.umiIh i tiu:n. will eliminate strikeH,
lockouts and HabotaK'e in American
industry, according to Norman
Ooh'inall of 1'ortl ind, Oru., prt sldoiit
of the l-'our I,,
In a recent address hero. Mr. Colo
ma v ""kl that the relation of em
ployer a itd employe ia ehanvtiiK from
the ittutim of master and servant -to
quo or association in induwiiy.
"When tho iiitereiit)! of :ho work
ers are recognized (hey woik on lair
terms to the satisfaction of their em
ployers," ho saiil. adding that the
Four I. in tho lumheit iu!i.,lf
proved ihatJaet. Tho new relation,
he siild, hai. liberated two now re
sources, the fntetliuenoo of tho men
on I ho Job and a fcolinq; of good
will that is tremendously "Important-
Home is a place where somebody
knows how to make thickened jrruvy,
Fable: Once there was a woman
who wasn't secretly rather proud of
her nerves.
A Guarantee Complete and
Permanent Cure
"T HAD been asurfcrer from Piles
A. 25 years.but toHnylcelJ
dillerent woman. llH5is
predion out ct ntindr
ilar letters received from
tients whom 1 have completi
permanently cr.red of riles.
If you ore Interested in UnowInNi
fnersMbout YOU II cose, send fo?
I BEE illustrated book. It tells '
use no knife, clamp, ligatures, stitche)
burnina or other disagreeable and i
gcrous methods.
Jji Remember ray guarantee
CTftVi, ) means a positive and pcr
V. '''f;.eS(5.v mancnt cure no matter
v KC&X' V now scvcrc your cat
V' tY' ; may I.e.
2KAtM omi..)N pni.'ri-'.o.cacooN
Rub Rtieumatic Pain,!
' ' Soreness; Stiff nes
Rub Pain right out with jrftall
trial bottle of old
"St. Jaoob OII.V r
What's Rheumatism? j Pain only.
Stop drugging If. Not ope case in
fifty requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, pciietratiiuT "St. Jacobs Oil"
directly upon the V'tcndcr spot" and
relief comes instantly. 'St. Jacobs Oil"
is a harmless rheuraatism and sciatica
liniment, which never djsappoints and
cannot burn the skill. !
Limber up I Quit koniplaininR I Get
a small trial bottle V001 yUP drug
gist, and in just a nioment you'll be
free from rheumatic and sciatic pain,
soreness, stifTncss and swcllintr. Don't
suffer I Relief awaits you. Old. honest
"St. Jacobs Oil" has relieved millions of
rheumatism sufferers in the last half
century, and is just as good for scU
atica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache,
sprains and swellings.
ex- i i
ids ot sW gtBffiS'tv,
AtifiedV smmm
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MAcniNi: siior axi mi'Minr
All Kinds of, iUachia.-ry, Autofjioliiles nml Tractors Unpaired,
'- .;; i )-'rhauld nd nelinilt. .. t
Acetyftino WeldlOB ot All Kinds ''
Cylinder florlnc an'l Oversixn Pintoiu
CrniiliHlial'ls, Pinions and Piaton l'lns Itenround
tllvo Vs ni Trail .
D. FITZdERXLD Prop.
FOR THE BEST IN MEATS
We Have It
We constantly try to please a trial will convince
The Crescen Meat Co., Inc.
Have Kidnevs
Examined By
Your Doctor
Take Salts to Wh Ki(lnoy If
Back Paint You or Bladder
Bothers
I
I
Hush your kidneys by drinking a
quart of water each day, alsft take salts
oa-ainnaJly, says a noted authority, who
tells us lliat to nluch rivh food forms
acids which almost paralyze the kidneys
in their elVorts to ex;iel it from the
blood. They become slinn;isli. and
weaken; then you may sulfer with a
dull misery in the kidney region, sharp
pains in the back or sick headache, diz.i
ness, your stomach ' sours, to:iuc is
coated, and when the weather is bad
you have" rheumatic twinxes. The urine
pets cloudy, full of sediment, the chan
nels oitcn get sore and irritated, oblicing
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night.
To , help neutralize ' these irritating
acids, to help cleanse ihc kidneys and
flush off the body's urinous waste, tret
four ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy here: take a tablespoon fill in a
glass of water bciore breakfast for a
few days, and yaur kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grape; and lemon juice,
combined with liihia, and lias been used
for years to- help llush and stimulate
sluitRish kidneys: also to neutralize the
acids in the system so they no longer
irriiate. thus often relieving" bladder
weakness. . .
I...I C.lia 1c inevnensivr ! e.nl not in
jure ancl makes .a delightful cfterves-
cent lithia-water drink, lly all means
have your physician examine your kid
neys at least 'twice a year. ' .
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There's a touch of refinement
with EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS. "
H. & S. Electric
;l -tut) Company ! : . ,
,H1 v - f,.i,v- ',t- :;i
Wiring, Repairing, Appliances,
'' '"I Supplies mid Service :''
105 Depot St. . 1'hone 393-W
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FOlip & GEORGE
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Enclosed Cars
CAfiL g
MAIN 441
AHcr SII(lnlKht Cnll i'oloy Holfl o
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Just Reteiyed
Full lino of AlUHVb!tl ready
It -wear fur Atso Veal vbrown
unit Mark trimming r ly-enve
uinl fitllur and mrfs Vur Vmts,
Yon nm nil wi'Icoiiiavo Vuine
and 8on them. X ulsobuw nil
Uliul.s of raw run mat iiU lHy
Chris Miller
1810 Artumt Ave,
I
All Endoseq Cars
CALL MAIf 580
Imperial Billiards
After Midnight
CALL 1950.or 134-J
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Leighton's
Machine Works
La Jrnde, Oregon
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Furniture
COMPLETE HOU
Heaters at Price to
ED D
Phone 474-J
ONOH
Sharpen
Pencil
You may think you
ing without Telephone Service
DON'T HANDICAP YOURSELF
3X
A CLASSIFIED
La Grande - Baker
Auto Stage
P. a. rcl,ap, Rrmiaircr
Dally Kvcpihiif' Niiinlajrs
Leaves il.iltcr Leaves I.a Ornnde
1:00 p. m. i':"1' a. m.
i-.i'j p. m. p. Hi.
5:15 p. m,
Siiiulny
LcavfS La Orande nt 5:10 p. m.
t'nnneclloiis at 1'nlon
j j
v NEW
WOOLENS
For luits ArrUing
EVery Day
. Look tftcm over and
have a suib tailored to
your individual style
I'iverytlunirvi Men s
WearN
The Toggery
Andrews Eros.
Knox Hats
If It Is Metal We Can
Weld It.
N
Welding &
Exchange
3E FURNISHERS
Suit the Pockctbook ;
UE, Prop.
Fir & Jefferson
are saving money by go-
AD WILL DO IT
Extra Fine
Thren-aoro Improved tract Just out.
dido the City .Limit, one block from
tho paved hleliwny. Will uoiisidir
trudu for liouffo In towm
A flvo-aero, traet, Improved and bo
Inn at a l)rjralll pIi:t,' and aooil
terms, ono-ldiir mile tfronl City Llm.
Itn and pavcB lilKhway.
A flvo-ae trnyl In May Tftrk; This
In ono of thtNwfit Improved and pay
ing properltea In the valley. Extra
good.
A ten-uere traet In May Turk, wllh
extri pood Improvcmcnta. Irrlirated.
hei.t of land ami fruit. Kiirht-room
modern house.
Three fine mnclorn liom'3. WeM Iav
ratrd, beuullfully furnished, want to
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?-l:-
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sell complete. If you want gornetliln;
extrn good let u show you these flao
homes. I
Pyramid Land
Co.
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