La Grande evening observer., March 24, 1923, Image 9

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" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ,
Sttiurfay, March 2h 1823,
! Classified -
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTl'.Ol'ATIHO l'HVSH'IANR
lIt. J. I., and 1)11. MAHOAitKT l.Nl'.US
Ostenpfttb. llisenses of women and
children n mn-isiiiUy. flfilin phone
Mnln 100, rteslilenco phono Alain JUS
nit. h. i-:. K iioi:,
Os'.copnlliic i')i.vsliitm ami Surgeon
Hueeessor in lir. (',. W. V.lintncriiuin,
(Iflii-n I'hono Mnln G:i. lies. 1B-M.
J'ltlmer lioosili lildg., Iji Cramln,
ATTOHMKVS
COt'llltAN and KIIKrill A It It i:. 1-
Cm-hrnn ami Colon 1L l:b,,rfn,rd. At.
tormys. Im Urumia N:ttiuital liank
- iiuiiutttg,
C. II. KI.N'N Atlorncy.al-f.Hw, Renins
2 ana id culey Office liulg. Tnki
f cloviiinr. ia-13-in
C'HlliOPISACIfiu
DR. lil'.l,!,!'! MVKIIN. t'lilrunractur
New Foley ntliliiing. Hours ill lo 12
a. in., a to t i. in. ana 7 to s a.
... Ust-lt
'lilt. J U. WOODr.U, Cldropriitjtot
nnti .Mtiuropiiiii. jervons and elirnnk
. dlsetlses a sneeinity. Suite. 211. Knm.
miT Itidir, Over Ktlvert home's. Omct
nonrs, ju to is a. m list! to r, p.
? to If ovenituts, l'lmne 4!t7-W,
NATIIIR rl'RP.
Olt. A. ,V. .MAVVII,l.i;8pialirt Ir
nirimif: ui,.tses. .Meuems, .MeenJino
Tliernpy and N'.'ittiroiislh. Bkin ant1
blood discuses, nervous diseases
(,'iironle HeadHelie, Kceins, Beiutlc?
ApfndicHi, fonstin.'tlinn. tinwel
Trouble; all kinds of t ttronie IH
senses successfully treated, l'hom
Mnln 59:1. itnom J, 2, :i, second flool
Cuolitltre lltdif., opposite Star Thea
ter. Office house, 10 to 12 8. m.
t 1:30 to 5:0u p. m. Consultation free
3-4-;f
I'lA.VO tl'nkks
KXPKItT I'lANO TIJ.VlNi; Clean and
voice, your ptitno without extra
charge. Work Kmtranteed. Call New
lin Book Ktoro for appointment. Hoy
10. Vhlllip. 4-15-t;
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I O. O. M. l.a flramle LoilRO No. 3f
Ijoyal Order of .Moose, hold regtllai
meetings every Thursday nitilit at J-
, p. m. nt Odd Fellows' Hull. Thi
Women's filo.suheitrt LeftiuH meett
Reeond and fourth Thursdays of each
month. ,lut,e Lesion of the Worh
nteeta seeond Monday of each month
I Viattors always welcome.
( .1. J. harijAM. Dictator,
C. 8. S11UL.TX. Secretary.
11. 1. J, EIHa l.a Grande Lodge No
433. j,o(ige meets eaeh Thursday
evening at 8 o'elock. Home and clut
prtvliefves eheeri'uHy exlended to all
Jirother Elks.
S. Di:.N CIIOWB, Sralted Ruler,
l' U 1 'BAUSON', .Secretary.
uoiiKitN wih.mi;.v of ami-;hi:a
l,a Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
tho first Thursday evening of eaeh
month. In the K. of 1'. hall, visiting
Neighbors weleome,
E, i:. in.vno, v. c.
i JAKH KOSTOCK, Clerk.
,A. F. and A. .M. l.a Grande Lodite No.
41. A. !', a!uT"A. II., holds reffular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial weleome to all
J 21asons.
LOT U SVODGHASS. W. M.
V.. XX. ltlNUO, Seeretary.
!', t. KAtlLKS Aerie No. 2T3, meets
every Friday" fdfrht at Kngrlea Hall ,
VisltinB members welcome.
v.. LILLV, w. r.
J. b. mr.nsBi,! Beo.
WOOIJ.MUN (If Till; WOULD Ls
Grande Camp Nn, lfi9. Meets every
alondny niKht nt Eagles Hal!. All
visit Inir Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at lite office of the clerk
nnoina 21-22, La Grande Nations.
' Bank Building.
t J. J. Murehlson, C C.
It. J. KtTCHK.V, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF I'VTHIAS lted Crosi
Lotliro No. 27 meets every Monda
evening in Castle llnli (K. of l
Hall), at s p. in. A Pythian welcome
to ail visiting K'niphts.
k. c. fii:lis, c. c,
C. L. (SltAIIAM, K. It. 8.
WOMUN'S 11K.NKF1T ASSOCIATION ot
the Maccabees. La Grande I-noge o
27, tV. II. A. of Jl. Lodse meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
Wednesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P
Hall. Vlsillmr Sisters welcome.
JIItR. NORA IS, .MACK B ST, C.
M.UUOIUK KATON. R. K.
O. 11. .Ilope Chapter No. ,(0, U;
I' holds slated communication see'
' oml and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
MARVIIA ELLIOTT TAnKRR, W. M
ANNA H. GliOVi:. Sec
I'eilmpH Ambassador liarvey
IliSnlts tho breath of freedom cofflcs
In Bhnrf pants. -'
! La Grande '
! MATTRESS SHOP AND !
j WEAVING WORKS ;!
J Nfattrcssps of all klmla elranrd
land rohuilt. Foafhfr Rpnovaiinsr. t
Hate Hufcs and KHiff ltu for J
I saio. gj
Carpet and Hue Clranlng
bif2, t.r0 and up
Ciias, lldwards, trop,
I'lionc 2r:i-W
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS All Out of BuUoli? '"
..r... . t f1 HOPE ALU THE SAFETY VjHAT M THE ST -
W'A A HAN0FUL . VauRISHT M AR NOT ,N USE ) - UlM Vvou Yl NEEP THEM
OP SAFETY PINS .Jl OR i WON'T BE ABtE W W"NT w,TH f JUST AS MUCH ,
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Want Ads !
van sale on tkade
FOR SALE A (rood house and one
acre ground, $400 will handle this,
P. O. Box S2S. 8-23-4t
FOR SAl,E-j2Vnrs bnlftl alfalfa hay
20 per ton, F. O, H. Joseph. F. D,
MrCulIv. 3-23-tp
FOR SALE Day old chicks for de
livery April 9th," 20c each.' May
' 1st chicks, 13o each, if oniered . be
, fore April 1st. Jensen Pouitry
riant.' I'horie :im-W. La Granite.
3-22-Bt
CHAIN WOOD Order -now. Grande
Ronde Lumber Co. 3-12-tf
FOR SALE Firat cImi nce posts.
Farmers 19X2 , 12-12-tf
PAPER FOR AFFlrfi AND FRUIT.
Boxes for (.! (t the Observer of
fice. Ch ap, ' . 7-8-tt
FOR SALE Fnrft InurinB car, 1922
model, used ottlv few months'. Give
terms. Phone 3B7-J. 3-I9-6tp
FOR fAi.E White Leghorn hatch
ing eKS from two year old hens.
Dcst Hollywood trapnested Ktock.
$1.25 a seltinp;. $ti.00 a hundred.
F.jrq;s from hens with record from
ItiO to 220 eggs. $1.75 a setting.
$8.00 a hundred. All .cockerels,
pc-diKi-eed from hens 2.10 to 275
eprirs, Mrs. Ocarfto H. Chapman.
Phone 490-R. - !i-2l-2tp
FOR RFST .
FOR REKT :l furnished houHekeep
iiig rooms. Phone 3SH1-R. 3-23-tf
FOR RENT Modem furnished
apartment, ' lflOB Washington.
3-10-tf
FOR RENT Clean, well famished
rooms for linht housekeeping. No
'children' Call, I3V. . , 3-6-tf
FOR RENT Modem furnished
housekeeping rooms, 1427 Wash
ington ave. 3-20-iUi
I.OSl
LOST Diamond set.
Clothieiy. Rewari.
Return Clint'n
. 3-20-tf
WASTKD
WANTED Position by experienced
lilemjo-vnDhor. flooil references. B.
enre Observer. 3-9-tf
WISCCELLAXEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered,
Mrs. -L. 11. Norton, BOB Adams
Ave. , , ; 8-30-tf
LOCAL COliSETlERE for Barcley
Corset: Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O Avenue. Phone 4-17-.T. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throufrhqut. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
: ,1-1-tf
SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When
Your. Skin Break Out
Anv breaking oot of the skin on Jaoe.
neck, arms or body is overcome quick
est by applying Mcnmo-buipnur. ine
pimples seem to dry right up and go
away, declares a noted skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to tike
the place of sulphur as a pimple re
mover. It is harmless and inexpensive.
Just ask any druggist for a small tar
of Rowles Mcntho-Sulphur and Ui4 it
like cold cream.
Modern Dances
Every Saturday
VSn-i,
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.. r,4- .. '
REX llALL
Good Mhsic, Good Floot
- (Good Time 1
D. S. STEWARD, .
t . - ,;i ;.Manaa:er
tuxttmnmtmtmti
g rdm for all wwt madft by
Bowman - Hicks
Lumber Co.
will lie taken at '2012 S First
or Phone Main 547
,1. L. Munhall
Terms Tash
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-.
theatres
SHERRYS TODAY ONLY
Jf it is fifrhts that wilt lum one to
the theatre, "The Three Buckoreo"
is as enticing as a photoplay can be.
Hardly has tho introductory title
faded out when things begin to hap
pen. - One first has a laurh that's
always a good tonic when Dartigan
is Ttfien Wandering down tho Scount
trysid. astride a decrepit, pot-bellied
roan horse. Farther down the road,
in Onyx, the haj and its rider move
a typical "had man" to jeers. That's
where the tabasco is thrown into
tho composition. At this point the
pptron will take the kinks out of his
spine and sit up and take notice. The
bad man becomes at once identified
irt Dartigan's mind as "My Man of
Onyx!" and he will become identi
fied as surely in the spectator's
mind, for he and Dartiiran mix
things gloriously on more than one
occasion. Ami .he is not the viliian,
but one of the Lillians henchmen.
Te viiiian- has his day in. court
only it isn't in court, and it is not
his day. Itjs Dartigan's day.
Getting back to "My Man of
Otiyx," the pulse's quicken and one's
breath is almost stopped when l)ar
tipan frustrates a stab in the back
a$d engages the 'would-be assassin
in a hand-to-hand encounter on the
edge of deep 'abyss; again when
Dartlgarr leaps from his horse's back
onto the Onyx person's buck; again
it a rocky, treacherous pass where
nimble wits turn the tide of battle;
again but -why continue "The Three
Biickaroos" will be presented today
only at the Sherry Theatre. It will
be found a wTjnderful tonic for jailed
mjrves or fatigued minds.
sA two reel comedy also being
shown.
feHERihs, SUXPV, MONDAY
Can a woman love a malt no mad
ly; that she will risk imprisonment
to' do his bidding? Can he be so
deeply in love that she will cast
caution to tho winds and carry out
he part in his schemes even though
they lead to the threshold of de
gradation? 3'heso questions, in a broad way,;
form th theme of "The Broadway
Madonna" a stirring storv of keen
edged drama enacted by a superb
cast coming to, the Sherry Theatre
where it will be shown for a period
of two days starting Sunday,
As the wife who Is dominated by
the superior will of her husbaml,
Dorothy Kevier interprets a role
that requires the utmost in talent
in the portraying of its ever-changing
emotions. The wile is a woman
of rare beauty and goodness but
completely under the domination of
her. husband. When he enters her,
to act as a decoy in his scheme to
pray upon a wealthy and impres
sionable young man, she hesitates
at first but obeys with the same
weak will that marks her character
throughout. But at no time does
she lose the sympathy of beholders.'!
Miss iiievier, who bears a singular
likeness in face and fieure to Gloria I
SwansoB, moulds the character with
such deft skill as to niarko her as
an artist of exceptional potential
ities. i
The problems set forth ami an
swered with smashing effect in "The
Broadway Madonna" have reared;
their tawdry heads in many a happy
home in . this ami other countries.
For that reason critics everywhere;
regard "The Broadway Madonna" as
a production of timely interest and
deep human appeal .
Others in the cast are Jack Con
nolly, Harry Van Meter, Eugene
Burr, Juanita Hansen ami Lee Wit
lanl. The two reel comedy, "Her First
Flame," will also be shown.
OH, FIFJJM SHOWN 1
FOX FILM WITH C, JONKS
Lives In tlattKerl Ttie chance of
fortunes being wiped out. Tho oM
fields of OJttubOmu, with their tow.
ers ever reaching: skyward, are. the
scene of action. Will the fire reach
'the,' oil wells? f What can' prevent
'it? ThO;trttlfedy seems Inevitable,
iThen one'' man, standing forth like
la e,!unt in tho confusion, shows the
Iwur.'to fctfmy, , 'Phts; l aK oxeittni?
?mjfitr'aii,llt4' Vox production,
S'The Fodtllftbt ' HdiiKor," sUtrrinc
;fharles Jones, which begins a two
day run tit tho War Theittro today,
f ' lit addition to tho element of ad.
venture the story has several touches
of comedy and romance. The climax
i saves a startling surprise for the
! audience. Tho taie retoinmt the.
jstteln of htimuit Interest anil i ill-
reeled with core. The photography
I has not been neglected,
f The work which Cuhrles Jones
lhas prevtoiisly done for tho enter.
; tninment of motion picture cnlhus
I lasts worranM tithe, belief that hit
inext apftearunrA on the screen will
jtio eipmlly aatsfylng, Tho feminine
;liad boa been entrusted to Kritzi
lllruneltn, who ha already won
recognition for her churmlng t'r.
I sonality,
1 Wo have word from the producer
JatiuXtlng that this picture portrays
, Jones In a. role, different from that
In which ha has been shown before
Tho screen actor win bn given the
ui.porumuy to pro v his ability!
fngnln ,n tM nrw part.
two reel comertv "Tlx eii
EVERETT TRUE
f TH SSr'S ABOUT
5 fciSH HOtf'O tAMe.
, ,gT Ha A
It ff 1 1 HOWSY
featurbig t'lyde Cook is also belsjf
shown.
X CARSIVAI, IN COLOfl & irftff.
TKtt WILIj bll I'ltKKKKTKW -AT
TltK AUCAim-
TIIK.WHK SI N'IKIV. , .
This bill Is bfRsIftl by Chief Stat
?,am & t'o.. lit hts seiimtioniil ami
tbtrlnif offcrtHtS with special scenic
and IlKtUing effects, 'Among tho. Sun-,
worshippers" or "Fllrtttiff wttn
Den Hi." showlitE the Valley of Ana
himtmil Idol of Slexlro. lio Is th
world's jrreatest and orlK-lnai knife
thrower, rfispluylntr the hunter's shtil
with oblslrtian knives, and ' nsslsted
by his Northern Princess, be illHS-.
trntes the practices of their ancestor,1
Tymatt inn! Vincent present "fan-enkess-
Hnpjueks," a comly slngta
nnd talking offering whirls Will keep
the audience in a merry nmo,l
IhrotmoHt their performance. Tho
TempletoHS in a double Impersoiia-
tlon, litnce Hlls of 19"3, present a
dance i-evne of, charm, , jrrace au-t
nealttv. and numerous specialties
which lend variety and .brilliance- to
the sisow and promise enlerininment
of Ihe finest kind. The Fernitntiss,
a ctever fenni f novelty tituHicitaiHE
who seio i, bo jihie lo present tt mim
ieni conKlomerntioa' mlxetl with com.
edy, Imitittions and solios on the CPl
lo. ' Titis is an offering comlilnlnjr
music ami anghgter.-, , A . two- reel
comedy and late News reei add much
lo this wonderful line of talent.
v'Ji:i i ii
Superfine
Bread
; r MADEWITHMILK
Thai's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer Than
Other Breads It's the Milk
W ' 'r Ca Grande, Oregon
By Condo
A 1UF OF PeOPC? SACih
THI3 Mf3fveV At
TiCKST - TP.
4NS ZZX A -TtCKtST
IS SHEIK FAIHXfif
"Drums of Fate" Is. New Kind of
, Tropical Romance,
AU African romance does not R0
cessarily occur under the tent of the
sheik or out en the burning samis.
Romance is also found its the south
of that continent with its dense attj
gles, savage tribes and wild beasts.
The latest ; Paramount production.
"Drums of Fate," starring. 51ry
Miles Winter, gives you the oppor
tunity of seeing a new romance. New
not in character but rather in set
ting. .This picture -will open at the
Arcade Theatre on Monday for a
two day run.
The jungles hold more romance
and interest than any of tho des
erts,, The everyday life of the na
tives of the jungles, their feasts &mV
hunting expeditions, nil are shown hi
this : great production. The favorite
snort of the natives, according to
the production, seems to be attack
ing the safaris of white men coming
into their territory in search of gold,
and they, are sora fighters to be
sure. :
In the cast supporting fMiss Mm
ter are the well known character ac
tors, George Faweett, Robert Cain,
Bertram Grassby, Lefty Flynti and
Casson. Ferguson. ,
We are becoming saner every year
antl greatness no longer consists in
a signature nobody can read.
THG.
S7
,1P EVERVBOOY 15 AS
, HWS3V WITH A SAFETY PiM
AS I AM l DOH'T-WONDER
THAT THAT
cries, so
OF A. S-'t IKST MKKT ,
Hi' AsKwlotert ITexal
TrftsON. Arts., Alar. 4. The SstSl
:nnlvtrtry l thp fettlttllne of tb
t'nivprslty of AHsona. will tw I'
bratel bfre .ftrch I J. ;
Itr.. W. V, WhitmoM, M. M, A , ,
of Tttesott, pioneer rt'KS'ttt and ehan- i
cellop of the hwtlllif(, will itftSfves-l
an afWress e th jlpvoitipmpitt of,
thp ttaivorsltj- as he sa svea H.
Mrs, Y. Itoherts, also at Te- j
son, first sttidenl to mrlster at ttse ;
university, i st-ak of eitriy ditj-
in thi? liistMutioit from tho slattdimmt j
of tbe stndu ,
NURSffiY
Ait iilmin of. shaijft and 6ms :
mestai trSj fruit r&&f shruh
pi.inis. 1 1- j '
lijy tit lim oitil svft m&&&
r irpritsr, t
Alfred Milne
ftS Kaler, Ar,
I1ko S5f-W
To Have and To Hold
P
m&ft OBSRttYF.lt WANT APS !
im.) j
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The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Eings Pistons antl Piston Pins, all oi
which we carry in stock, awi with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
For your convenience we also carry a full
line of connecting rod antl crankshaft hearings.
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon .
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Beaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook'
Phone 474-J
TROUBLE
Behind your telephone service is the "plant"
a complicated mechanical equipment of poles,
cables, wires, switchboards and instruments.
The "plant'' is constantly subject to accident . -arid
outeide interference. In ease of trouble we ;
are generally the f itst to Itnov it, but a notif ica
tion to our Complaint Department when there is
anything wrong will te appreciated.
HOME INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE COMPANY
La Grande - Baker
Auto Stage
P, O, JMMp, Manwgcr
Daily EMfptiiNE BnBdT
Tsvea 1 taker fav iJt Cirand
l.M p. in. : . m.
:5 p. in, , 1:8 p. m
&:t p. m.
Sunday
Leaves fjt Grande at SjjS p. m.
Connections at t nlon
Bar and thrcagh Obwmr
ifllamtncd Ait,
BY ALLMAN
UTTtE CHE
much!
L - -
Mil
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IE kit i
Just Received
FMt Uisif AUtstcc atlt rI-
mml Wart; irdrarrtn? nc srrsvw
, tml jDottor mt (Hf Mr cato
Van ' ref H wetoeano to iasaie
anil m tbrm. I ulso ntqr sH
kintU nt tsm fur hmI M Jf
6et prices.
Chris Miller.
1S10 Adarni Ave, :- -
T-A-X-I
: 7.
All Enclosed Cars
CALL MAIN 580
Imperial Billiards
After Midnight
CALL193-Jf131.J
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ower
ED DON'OHUE, Prop, ' rt l
i Fir Mfersen
B
argains
limmVAT APftEB OM AIAS AVE.
l!l,WK OtTmttK Of TUB CtT?
USlfm ASt tm I'KIt MiE.
nnon TEKa
,i tANDY fonr.rsom kmwo aiti laree
lot, war the llfgh Scfcost ood pave 4
street. Klertrhs ttshts. city water, aAtl '
free trrtgnttett, l rash, $js
per month, ,
A . SEW sfst-rsam, strictly wed,
biinnlow on tb street. $;, ttM
cajtb, $SS per fttoafh. -' ,' ;
i FISK T.OTH In blnek one faftllftr
dstfs Addiltos, f Jif i!seh, t rsst, -IIS
per mftntft.
,t t-ISK i-f Fim tsarteK car, (J5.
A Ford rort.nf ISfi.
Pyramid Land
Co.
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