La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textm i i i till 1 "L7 "rri.. Friday, February 23, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OS'IIJOI'AHI'U l'HYSU IA.NS Lilt. J. U M(l 1)1!. .MAKtlAKKT 1NIS1.K flsteopallia. plscasea ol wmntn Rml M.' '' f- Phone -' '.'-'"eiee imme Alain lys 2 rlturs. Pmmner Hid- ArroitxKvs Jtn'UltAN nml . KliKliilAHl) Ueo. T iv.'-liraii anil Culim it. Kbernard. At- ;"r,"!';Ya- La Urai National Bank liuiliiliis. 11. i-'l.N'. Allurm-v-at-Law, ltuoms 20 ami 23 fc oU-y Office Jiiilir. Talsi e'evnt.ir. l'.'-l:l-ltr tI!IIOI'l!ATOIt Oil . liHU.K .MVKiitf, Chiropractor New J.-I.1..J- Iluil.lhiK. Honrs 11) to 12 a. m 2 to 0 p. m. ana J to 8 p. m 7-St-tl DI1. J E. WnolJi-.l.I, Chirnpractol , ami Naturopath. N'ervixts and iiiri.nl. tliHeaee a speelahy. .Suite 20, Som niT lil.iir. Over Kilverfttorne-K. Orftef hours. lt to 12 a. in., 1:30 to .1 p. m 7 t- S I'vi-ntnirn. I'hone 4H7-W. XATfltK ClUH till. A. N. .MAVVIM,i;Ki.eciullFt Ir ehrmiie diseasi-n. Methetls, .Meehano 'J'ln ray ami Naturopath, filtln and lilomi lint':ifi..s, tiiTVOUH diseases t'iirnnlc Heailaehe. Kejema, Jieiatlea Alipeiitiieitis, t'onstijiation. itowel 'i'ruuhle; at! kln-ls of t'lir&nii: 3i- m'.-i.-i-.i sum:.isi tiny treated, ritam Jlaln f:i:t. Itoom 1. 2, :i. second flooi Cimliuue I'.IUir., opposite star Tiiea tor. of flee iimi.se, Iy in la a. m. ' 1:30 to &:00 p. m. Consultation free ' S-t-tl 1'IAM) 'I I I SKIt.S EM'l-lliT I'lAN'o TliNINU clean and ...vuiifu your phnio wiihout extra ennriro. won: u:i.rnntt'i'il. Call Netv Itn Hook Store for appointuient. l(oy Phillli.i.. 4.l5-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY 1 O. O. 3f. l.a Crando Loilce No. 350 Loyal urui7!- of .W oo.se, holda regulal meeting;) every Thursday niKlit at p. in. at Odd Kellows' Hall. Thi Wnim'ti'n Moone)n:art legion meuti perontl and fourth ThurtidayH of each inontli. Jlotme Legion of ttto Worh nieela Keeoml .Monday of each month Visitors always welcome. .L .1. HAKI.AN, Dictator, C. S. SfllJI1 Secretary. 11. I". O. Klk l.a (Iralido ixal No .,,ir,e evenlii); at 8 priviltirea che llrotii.r Klli.i. ineetH eaeh 'flmrsilay o'eliH'k. Home' and etui riully extended to all W. imiK t'lmwii, Rxaltcd Ruler. I.. ri;AI:.SO.N. .Sm retary. MUliKKN WtltlllMKX OF AM IC11ICA -iit-;ro.de .CaniM ..Vo.. 773 meets on the first Timlsiiay evenine of each , immUi. in Hie K. of 1'. hall. Visiting .ciiioor.s wtieonii'. K. I;. lilNOO. V. C. .1AKI ltOKTOOK, Clerk. .' A, l' ami A. .i. l.a (irande LodKo No 11. A. jiiT.l. .., hold-regular mentnicfK iir.st aim Ihlrd J'rulya at . p. m. Cordial welcome to all ' ilaaon. LOT Ij. SN'ODCUASS. W. M. ' n. m.N'ilO. Secretary. t. KAt;i.i:s Ai-rie No. 2.V.I. meets every Friday nli.'ht at l-.aRles liall Visiting meinberK welcome. .. I.IL1.V, W. i: J. K. iitUDMBM See. VO li ).l i: (IK TMK WOULD La (.'ramie Camp No. lt;9. Meets every Moniliiy niKlit at Entries Hall. All visilhiiT Neighbors wtlcome. Dues payalde at the office of the clerk Looms 21-L'l1, La Urande Nationa. Itank iluilditiK. J. J. Tilurchlson, C C. II. J. KITCHEN", Clerk. KMIIIITS Uh' Li.iii.-o So. : evi-ninir in I'Vl'HIAS lied Cros. meets every Mondai aslle Hall (K. of l i. A Pythian welcome . at s p. to all vi.'.-ltintj Knicius. K. C. K I HUBS, C. C. C. L. CI1AIIA.M, K. H. 3. WIIMIIN'-.S UKNLKIT ASSOCIATION ol lho M.-teeaheeH. Lu Orando Lodge N'o 27. W. II. A. of M. LodKt! meets first v 'n!iii'.-;(l.-iv at 2 p. in. and thii'O ' Wedm-siiny at 8 p. III., at K. of P t Hall. Visllln:.- Sisters welcome. ; mi:s. .von A 11. SIACKBV, & i -MAlUOItll-; BATON, 1!. K. j 'U, i:.-S.llope Chapter No. 1:1, O. U. S. : . hold:.- dialed ".ommtinicatfon the see- ond and foiirldi Wednesdays of each liHtnUi. Visiting meiuhera cordiaiij w ..i.ie.l. . M.MiTJiA j:lliott r.vnKEK, w. ji AN'N'A S. flUOVK. Sec. I'As.Mifc.s.A ;r:r.s ,o.vkxiio. tv,y A:wocl:tted Press) l'ASADF.N'A, Calif., Feb. 8. The American Society of Civil Engineers lias .-icccpted an invitation extended by the ranadenn chamber of Commerce to hold tlfe 3!24 convention here. . La Grande J MATTRESS JHOP AND ! I VEAV1CW0RKS i I veavlgwoi ! Mntlresses of Vl! kinds I art'i ri lmilt. Ki-JlhV Tic ling ItHirs nnillf-'Slff I ! Mile. I rlnfi nAil " rnovatinc. i Hugs for ! Carpet and T!J tlranlnff Ht2. Sl.rOTit tip lia. MdwanN, Prop. I'lione 2:j3-V DOINGS OF THE DUFFS F$ DAPDV. vjiil Vou TAKE. ME TO A MOVIE,' PIEASE ? Want Ads FOB HALK OR XKAUH FOR SALE First claaj fence pojta. Farm era 19X2 12-12-U PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for sals t the Observer of fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Call Mrs. Childers, 1808 Oak St. -21-41 FOR RENT Two room house. In quire 1802 M ave.. 2-21-4t FOR RENT Modern furnished apnrtment, 1S08 Washington.- 2-15-tf FOR RENT 2 steeping rooms for men, three blocks from postofftce. near shops and mill. 2108 Third street 2-19-tr FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping. No chil dren. Phone 131-W. 2-7-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 470-M. 2-10-tf LOST. LOST One small diamond ring. Re ward. Call Observer. 2--tf WASTED eVANTED Part time work,- clerking or office work preferred,. Write Box 3fi7 or phone 37.1-J. 2-223t WANTEI Woman- to- do" house work for small ' familyi Modern conveniences. Call J71Q AIde St., or phone 148-W. -I i it-mp. WANTKIl Two yotlfiK' ,hHlieH,1o sell ruhliet', Pet-inanertt postion, $40.00 per week. Address Family Supply, Company, 030 Washington St., Portland, Oregon. , 2-21-3tp WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bash. Minneapolis, Minn. 1-20-tf UaUELfuAJtKOlct HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered, Mrs. IS U. Norton, SOB Adams Ave, 8-80-tf LOCAL CORSETIEREr Tut Barclej Comt. Mn. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avonu. Phone U7-J. Strictly Caatcm-made Corset. ' Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Plcot Edge. Work Guaranteed. -.'.. ' 8-1-tf The only - merchant who' .has the ready ensh in the" eommunity--and can't sell his goods doesn't t call :il splendid isolation. 1 i The tlisquieting thing about a faster mnil service is thnt it. gets your checks back before you are ready to protect them.. A writer says that half the boys of 1890 wished to be bandits. - Well, well; so that accounts' for se many filling stations,- oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o ; . 5 J? UKJJ & UJ!iUKUia TAXXI Service Enclosed Cars ' CALL 0 Oti MAIN 4 O 0 After Mltlniglit Call Foley Hotel MAIX 77lt Of oooooooooooooooopooooooooo - U. S. Army; 1 :: Shoes S r! V ha just bought & m-r-ndous ftfbck of Army Mtinsoit !,ast Shops fi& bo soifl to the puh lie d(rrtt. iit;so hors aro too per rent solid' l'Hth with heavy tloublo soh'a iwpft nnl naUtMl, TIip upprs aiso of licavy tan rhromo Irathr wlib bMows toiiKiio, thf-rrhi malting them waterproof. Tlmso nhrns aro gelling vpry fast V nil Wo atv(sn you to ord-r at Vice to ins?ire your ordr being UlffJ, The Biy.fs aro It, nil widths. Frico $2.75. i'ay post man on rtrHpt of Eoods or send moni'y order. Money refunded if shoes ore not satisfactory. The U. S. Stores Co. mi nnoAmvAV NKW VORK VtTY NU, NUI WFW -- - Tonight bdt i f t wanna ttNIW ' l nAnoV J SOME OTHER. J m iN".AB0V MV 0A0DV VM)J i . J THEATRES UOI.t.A.VI), 31, KHKIK, SO, IX OKSKKT FILM .Voted Screen Player in "Burning Sands'" an Artist at .Mnkc-iiw. Though in these tinys the motion picture producer are given to choosing old men to play elderly I rotes wherever possible there are lime wnen it is necessary to ueia-oo on makeup entirely for the effect desired and a case in point is the remarkable transformation effected by Cecil Holland in the role of an old Sheik in "Burning Sands, a Paramount picture which will be on view at the Arcade today and Sat urday. Mr. Holland, who will be recalled for his admirable work as the half witted Roger Unthank in "The Great Impersonation,' is in his early thirties; mude up as the old Sheik he. looks fully eighty even at close range. ( By means of a peculiar s.ubstanee which he nuts on his face the skin ami features seem to shrivel ami are seamed with many wrinkles which in turn are accentuated by the care ful use of the grease paint lining pencil. The addition of heavy gray eyebrows and beard of crepe, hair, so Perfectly applied as to defy de tection, with the striped bouitiouse and head dress, complete the trans formation to the last detail. It proves that our boyhood heroes of detective fiction -who resorted to disguise so successfully were not ex aggerated except lit the matter ot time,'- To create a makeup such as he 'cine in question, a good deal of time and the most painstaking work is required. No'; lightning change A'ouiti be possible .of course, vv, Wnnila Hawlev ami Miitun Hills aro featured in this production which tJiga -rrimzlau adapttHl from-' Arthur.. Weii'ttfrs story. It is a Dtcture tufiy as thrilling and spectacular u "The Sheik,' 'it is claimed. Louise Uressei', Winter Hall, Jacqueline Logan, Rob ert Cain and others of note appear in the big cast. SK ERR YS LAST HAY WES BARKY IN SCREEN CLASSIC Plays Irish Ragantaffin Who Turns - Sleuth inThrtl!ing Story. Wesley Barry, the boy actor everybody likes to watch on the screen because he Is boyhood incar nate, the spirit that never dies, In his latest picture, "Heroes of the Street" a Harrv KaPf nroductian distributed bv Warner- Kvother. Thus is-a screen adaptation of hem ParkerV .stage play; the Bremmo wan -written by Edmund (JouMinjr and Mildred OomHdme. The story centers, around young thirteen-year-old Micky Callahan, Irish up to his blue y&H- and -hie-essed with a pair of fists which he finds useful in de fending his reputation in the usasi street fights of knts, Mickey's fa ther is a gooa-hearted policeman who loves his family devotedly. A gimjr of clever blackmailers is hmy in the city; they are the tno3s of some mysterious super-eiiminal, un-r known even to the crooks themselves; Mickey's father is shot dead in the course of his duties: and all clues pomt to tht.s shadow sleuth, imi the F or Ten acres, 2J iiitNs cast of Ja I I I Sale 0!Or:md, 4 iicros tn alfalfa. Hitnntng Ji'v.uter, H. F. I., phone iin, liouw a - rotmt iionfpilow, two porches, cellar 'Jcafiing oftnwr poreh. wood hows. ivory eonvt'nicTit. Ham and Kitmgi', 0(T!i price for Uiis sphndtd lot proved farm la ?:s.(n,m1 the trnia arf In halane on or hteow nix years ni 7 nor cent. Call any itl nu show th property, H.uili o4ly titk a fmv Forty acrea in ifily of Kummer- yitle; . Twenty acres uirsaer niliivalion, i balance easily cii'.arefft 2.t)ito stmvr- brry jtlnnts put In llast rati. All r.. i :$l.titt. $7J" rash, balittHt- in? : payments,- . Ton acres, ine jofnlnj; Aieel, whleh a few hf and hUKk to a fjooti sohol, tore, pontofdre and r ii'nee, iMio, ?4tMt enttn terms. Forty nerrs west of Summer viU jneiir P3e;isant tirov srhooJ. (oBt Ifour-rooia hons', water in Iiohk' end tlmrn lot. t-ffar with rr nu-nt ftoor, jBrainery. rhirkt n hons nnt stimk -;- limwo Phnnn ttn,i it t t tt. .... tu - (iinaf! dairy ranrh that ts nrlr-! Harht. jA!! rNar, Imnidiat5- pos-m-sMion e;m be tliven. Look thla tip right -away, U not sold early In the sprinp, Ibis paee jwiil be rented. Geo. H. Currey luirssee Danny Is a ;t : 11 EVERETT TRUE Afi COMe Yoo rO, rnY Srouiycl f-tevo,THr4i' NO OFCninS' HefccTr BUT MOPS XOU AM5 A j-SoOeE? If Yoo'tt. SHSB THT tt-i SHIfiT police am baffled. Left mi orphan nnd the home-provider, young Mick- ls unhappy; the insh m mm wants to -see the murderer brought to book ,aml he starts out on the -learch- This involves htm in mme of .the most extraordinary escapades, some laughable anti ridiculous, others ex citing and adventurous, -Mickey, whim sleuthmg, neips to smootn tne course of true love between an ac tress and a young man who has be friended him. William Beaudine directed this pic ture. Weslf.v .Barry" supporting cast includes Mane Provost, jack fttut- hall, Wilfred Lm-ns, Airgie llerron. SAGETEA DANDY . ' vTO DARKEN HAIR , It's Grandmother' . Baetpe to Brini. Bacfc pftof and Lustre f Hair ' ' Satse ami SHlitjrlCon drug sUsrc, Alnhotli: o( old (anions Sage TA 1,'fopi', improved by the. addition of fttfr atsredtcnts, arc sold atimStv, :av J!-knowil drng gisls here, iKvansc it Vi kcns the hair so naturally antl cvcnijojrat na oac can iell it has been aanlicibf Those whose hair is taming gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing them, because alter one or two ap plications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful. 'ibis is the age of youth. Gray, haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with WycSh's Sage and Sutuiiur Compound to-night and you'll be (blighted with your dark, handsome hair ant! your youthful an. pcarauce within a few days. il - .. ; 1 j - ! ' Ynu can tarn Bra McA Wr beau tifully dark and Y"ri:s airoott over niiltt if you'll kV bottle of "Wycth's I Erottte of this LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MAi'tllXK fillUl ASt Ml'XIftV ,11 Kinils of MiilHinf-r7 AMotmrfNles and Tmciors Iteiialred, t Overiitulett nti! ttetxilft, i Aetyt'a WeldtnB of Al! Klnrta ylintir luring nnrf Oversttw t'lstrts Cranl-bafl.-ri f'iafona and fifon t'inn ttermmd ifve f Trait f D. FITZGERALD Prop. FOR THE BEST IN MEATS Wc Wceonsiiiiilly try tp please a trial will convince The Crescent Pwo Fir Wrert Markrt Net tu Harris f.rorerj Diplomat C HE MUST HA'E V IS THAT UH MAN? DACDV f BETTER OME V THAM VOOR5 AHV I? daiito 1 THOQ&HT 1 wOtW in to see WHEThsfi ivANtep soMe scrchr. SOo JOS ScOM. At Walliig Bit'n 1 nil Pord, Weiigewoott wowoii aitti utimii Leeds, . . Comedy, "Felix Kind Way." We now with us a dry afficiai named Early. Very likely he is the bird that gets the copper worm, Wtten tlreek meets ureeg, some body's dinner - is spilled frmn the platter oooooooooooooooooooooooooo :,i.iv ..I ...... There's a touch of refinement W'4' EDISON. MAZDA ,LAPS.;; . ' 7; H. 6c S, Electric -! -Gompany - Wiring, Jltoairiti?, Appltances, Supp.s and Service 105 Depot Stk j . I'lione S33-W .oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Have It Meat Co, Inc. Mai kels Qtrailly Sfarket, sfcaga's fiimjTr SO.VOUH6 WELt.MV WAS A il i.U---:--J ' Go get Your hat ) U ,L?M,JHEiUCO TO A m-U) t Bile P L Justs Received U).vnr furs, tn hrwfc atat blaek tritmults ir ttrewi owl it Alar ami ruf tr "wt tm m all wHmfllt at sr tfiem. i sfi Imy lt UhuU 4f row far sim! itl paj bs iirfc-. Chris Miller iMO Artnn Ave. T-X-I AH EncicelCars CALL MA1.N 580 Imperial Biljards After Midnteht CALL 19S-M 13-1-J 2mi:naani!iJft!i!iaK!iK3?2,2Kn5:j;i!;;!;;t:rs W Save the Pieces Bring Them to E D LeightonsWelding & MachineX Works , La QraBdo, 1 F urni COMPLETE fiOUSE FUEMEsHERS x JLA. ..... Heaters al m to f . id Phone Sharpen Your Pencil Yoii may think you ing without Telephone Service DOXT irAWCAP Y0I RSELF A CLASSIFIED La Grande - Baker Auto Stage l f)cljp, Manager Itafty i-licrpftoe (iamlap latt Uifcer J-i 5ron.l4 l-un p. in. I Hon n. r, t : p. .. Vfi; I"i p. m. Kntntar Leave Ji Orande at 5; 56 I. tn, 'oitm- ttns at l.nion n ::y -and seii Utrsugjj Oftertrw !ciasfftd Ads. BY ALLMAN 'YOU POM'T? WEit, bO Gfci 70UK. HA I And tear and , fVE'tU CO TO A movie! NEW WOOLENS For Suits Arriving Every Day Look them over and have -a suit tailored to your individual stylo. Everything In Mens Wear The Toggery And If It Is Mela! Welti It N Suit the Ppelcethook ; ff! i , ate savin money F?v po- AD WILL DO IT 4 i Knox ' ; ,' . J WeMt g D. 1 ls i ere Exchange llExtra Fine Tbree-jirrf improved frrt Jnst ont ijoW" Wmlts, ob thtt pavet hlghwuyr Wtit zmt rd for bft-wso In tos. A ffve-apr-? trftet. Improve aaJ eo U'rmx. Gn-lmU iitiEo troik CHy I.im t" fxtm pood fmi bi4 of lumi ntil fdsjtt, Three fin& modern hm. hH comptf H yoft want S3metft53 t'XirA garni hi m ao hf?& fiio (rojnjfc By Park. Tilt flmprtfii ami pay th fetfey. Estr it 3 1 Pyramid Iland Co,