La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Tuesday. April 3. 1920. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER hi Classified Want Ads isi theatres EVERETT TRUE PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FOR SAl.F. OR TRADE OSTHOl'ATIHO PHYSICIANS Dit. J. U nnil nil. stAltilAlll-yp lKiil.t. children u 6i,!ciHlty. oitieo phone i.v.si.icnrt.- pnoue Alalu 1U0 a TiiiKa. Summer lilds. mi. 11. i-:. sciiomn Ostooimllik- l'hsl. laii nml Suraiiin Successor to Dr. CJ. w. Zimmerman. Ol'fico I'liono Main 03. lips. t;"3-M. Palmer ltocsrh Hlilc, Ui Oinnile. A'1TOKM;vs i.w;iiiAN ana 1-: 1 1 IC 1 1 1 1 A 1 : 1 (i.o. T Kr!!'"u"' Gruni National Lank C H. 1'1NN Auorn'ry-Ht-l.nw. ltuom: 20 anil 23 Foluy orrico Uldir. Tnk eievmnr. 12-l:l-ln ciiuiioi'itAi-roi; D"; HKI.I.U MVKUH, ('lilropructor .. ..n-j JlllMUlM. I 1 'ill a. m., 2 to & p. m. anil 7 to 8. p. 7-24. , Vi (JIIDi.M, CIlilMiiliiumi wiiu e.;iiuri!Kim. .N.-rvotis jiml i-hronti alHini.s,;s a Piitcialty, Suite ri). Mom- liier lilflB. liver Nil v.Tl hnrnr'a. (Uriel ". iu 10 is a. in., l:oU in ri p. in, 7 to 8 evening. I'iion. -i:i7-W. NATl'Iin CI Ult. A. N. MAYVII.i.K Mpeelallft Ir cnror.ic aiRea.ses. .Metlwxls, Jli-i-hano-Therapy uml Natiii..p.t i h. Skin am blood (liseasi'.s. lii'ivmlM diseases! Chronic IlfiidiLe'.ie, Kr.-ii.n, fcieiaiic'i Appendicitis. u.mili,:itw,ii. ljowcj urouijiu;all iud.. i.i .chronic Ul Beanes niteesal ully treated. IMioni Main r0J. Rimiii 1, 2, 3, Keeum llool Coolldc r.ldtr.. opposite Klar Theii ter. orrico limine, ltj to a. m. i 1:30 to G;(JU p. m. Consultation free i 3-4-tf ri.wo ti-.m-:i:s EXPERT 1'IANO TUMNUClean anil volco your piano uiilnmt ,'Xlri' charge. Work pui.ranleed. full NVw lin liook Kloro for appointment. ko E. Phillips, 4 -1 5 -1 FRATERNAL DIRECTORY 1 O. O. M. La tirumlu l,o,i? .so. 3..fl L.oyul OraTr of iioost;. lu-Uirt rcsulai meotinb'H evrry Thursday iiijrht at i p. m. nt (Hid Ki-tl.iw.s' Hail. Tin Women's Moo-ln-nl L"!?ion mci-ti second and lourlit Thursdiiys of del month. Moos.) Lejcum of Uie Worl meeta socund Muiuiriy of each niutith Visiiore til'vnvs v.-lffitnt. A. N. MAYVIIXE, Dictator. ' C. S. Socretury. B. K O, ElkHiwi (.lr;iiido Lodne No 433. utturcu iiR-i'tM encli Tliursday evening p.t H oi:lrnk. Ilnmt? and civil privlU'tfun chotfiully extended to all Itrother Klky. S. di:ax ruowrc. Rx?ili.'d Ru'.cr, F. U l'KAKKO.V, ocit-t:iry. MODKllN V(i()I).IJ:;' UI- A.IKiUOA La tlnindt: C.-nnp io. TViLI mocts on the first Tlturrday evi-nhuj of e;tcii month. In th: K. of 1'. ji.-ili, V'altinfi Neitlibora wolcoinc K. i;. RINO, V. C. JAKK UOiiTOCK. Cifirk. X1'. and A. jM. La (Iraiidn Lotifo No 41. A. F. iiiiTTa. holils r(iTU;ir meetings first and third Fridays nt 7:30 p. in. Cordial wulconio to all Mason!. lot L. pyonr.nAp!?, w. m. K. U. IDNOo. K't-rctary. F. O. KA MjIvS Aerie No. H'.lt, muets every Friday nii;ht nt l-InKloa Hall VlsitlllB Iinjmb.'i wi'Icinio. Y.. 1.1 LI .V. "W. j. k. wnDSELU sec. WOODMKN F Till-; WOULD Ln Orande Camp No. 1,$. Jl.-uta every lontay nijcltt at F.a,rl'S Hall. Al"1 .lsllin(T N-.;;hlor3 wt Ironic. Dues payable nt tue ofri.., of the clerk JiooiiiS J 1 -2 :! . La tlrundo Nuliona Uank liuilditiG. J. J. MurrhlFon. O. C. Ii. J. KITCliFN, (Murk. KNK1HTS OF j'YTlilAS ked Cros: ljode N'o. 27 mrt-ifi i-vi-ry Momla ovenhiff in Cp.sII.; II.iH (K. of I Hall), at S p. in. A T'yUiian wulconu to all vIsltiiiH Kniu-ht.-?. i:. o. fii:lis. c. a O. 1. fillAllAM, K. It. S. WOM ION'S lUlNKKIT ASS' H'lATION o the ilnfCHhtH'?. L:i Ornn'I. Lodt;e No 27. W. H. A. of M. Lo(U:o muets first Thursday nt 2 p. m. and third Wednesday nt 8 p. m., nt K. of P Hall. Visltin?T Si;;!.;r. welcome. XOn V !'. M V'KUV, O. MAlt.HiiUM KATON, II. K. O. K. S. Hoiie Chnoler Wo. l', 1 S. ."'lioltl's stal-d roiiinninicatton tli) sec ond nnd fwiirth Vedi.e.-dnya of ei t month. Visiting members coiaiall 1 wt'leonicd. MA11TIIA lU.T-TOTT PARKKR, "W. M ANNA H. fMIDVK, Re-. We blanio human nature iV our meanness, but we take personal cre dit for our piety. FOR SALE First class fence posts. Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf FOR SALKr-GMC truck, $;ir0.00. Phone Main 17. 15 tons, 3-31-4t FOR SALE A 1020 Chevrolet car, m gooil condition, at a buYgain Call S22-R, or 2011 Oak street. 4-2-2t FOR SALE Furniture. Phone 202- V, or 401 Lane avenue. 4-2-2tp FOR SALE OR TRADE Phono 1H4-M. Horses, 3-3 1-3 t FOR SALE Fordson tractor and plows, us good as new. A bargain. Phone Main 75. ' 3-30-(it FOR SALE Five room house paved street. 'Bargain, if taken at once. Phone Main 37 or inquire 401 Spring. 3-30-Gt PAPER FOR APPUfi AND FUU1T Boxes for sale at the Observer office- Ch ap. 7-8-t FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch ing eggs from two year old hens. Pest Hollywood trapnested stock. $1.25 a setting. $(.00 a hundred. Eggs from hens with record from 100 to 220 eggs. Sl.75 a setting. $8.00 a hundred. AH cockerels, pedigreed from hens 230 to 275 eggs. Mrs. George II. Chapman. Phone 490-R. 3-21-2(itp FOR RENT FOR RENT Very desirable corner apartment over J. C. Pennev Co. store. 3-30-tfp FOR RENT- ing rooms. 3 furnished housekeep Phone 39G-R. 3-23-tf FOR RENT Clean, well furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children. Call 131-W. 3-6-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 1512 Adams. Phone 357-J. 3-24-tf FOR RENT Very desirable corner apartment over J. C. Pennev Co. Store. 3-27-tfp FOR RENT1 One sleeping room, In- nuire 1510 Adam ft. 3-24-tf LOST Diamond set. Return Clint's Clothicry. Reward. 3-20-tf WANTED WANTED Competent womanjiifor general housework. Phone Main11 89. 3-31-3t Wanted l'osttlon as housekeeper, udy of 22 years, with 2 children, iigo i and 3; luivo no objections to other children. A. Jt. 22 New York Times. WANTED Practical nurse wants work. Phone 300-W. 4-2-3tp WANTED Woman to work on ranch. Leo Mann, North Powder. 3-29-5tp WANTED Position by experienced stenographer. Good references. B, care Observer. 3-9-tf G'n MONEY may be secured "uhder Bankers Reserve .System-lor any purpose on city or farm Property. Bankers Reserve Deposit Company, Ponvnr. Colorado. 3-7-3 m TO LOAN .?2,000.00, eight per cent secured by first mortgage on real property. F. S. Ivanhoe. 4-2-3tp MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. 11. Norton, 90G Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL .CORSETI ERE for Bareley Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Slli:itY'S TODAY sTrrr.xnors sins rsr.n tn "i.rrrM: i.oitn r.rxTi.r.KOYM Most l-:Hiiilvi I'rodm tiuu ' V.wv .Made by Mary IMfkHml Mary IMrkfonl mm prolmhb never dttne a photoplay tn which so Httl1 location work was required as in hor current fnitcd .Artists orterlni;. "Lit tle Lord Kuunlleroy,' to ho feaiureil at the Sherry tlieuter, beKinuliiK to day. With tho 'exception of a trip to Iturliiiffiime, 'alif., where tho castlo extortors were tuken, the entire pic tur0 w:fs imule in 1-oa AiiKOlra at the licnikniartcrs tor the l'lckford force. This is not meant, however, that -'l.iillo Lord l-'auntleroy" is an ecj nomicul picture. On tho contrary. It Ih by far the mpst expensive cine niu uinlert:ikinff Littlo Mary ever at tempted. Tho cost of tho sets alone runs in rhrurea that bouiuI like a statement of America's war debt. In addition to the lareest Interior sot ever, built, there were several ex teriors that we're gigantic in size and stupendous in cost. UcspHo Hie fact that every effort was! exercised to Ijrlng sane expend ilnres, the. nature of theso petting necessitated a tre mendous outlay of money In order that they might bo interesting, .real istic and artistic. Anions the settings that aro boun I to provoko much favorable comment are the interiors of Dorincourt os He, tho Now York street scenes, the Doi'ineoflrt Lodge and the peasiint homo of .Mrs. lliggtns. The widest extremes posslblo arg represented in these roprod net lops, bull" oh thei' urn from tho vivid col orful descriptions of Mrs. TJurnntt, author of this perennially popular lalo. Thf variety manifested In thos setn forms the basis upon which is built tho all-eneompnsslng draoia. pathos and uproarous comedy of the story. , Vhose who hnvo learned to love tlio littlo Iord Fauntleroy the author pic tured, as well the atmosphere in which ho lived, will view Miss Plck ford's clnematization of this wonder ful novel with a genuine delight. Tho faithfulness and fidelity with which she has reproduced the romantic lo cale In which tho story is steeped Is truly a credit to the genius of the one nnd only Mary. To Insure correctness of detail, es pecially in connection with every thing pertaining to the Eniillsh por tion of the picture. Miss Pick ford employed a "period expert" who had spen( practically nil his life in tho o service of the British nobility. O I'he man who designed the aoti toured , Kngland while studying abroad,, and ho 1ms expressed in hi:i work the result of several yearn of study and observation of Knglish cas tle architecture. These and many other interesting features contribute to make "Little Lord Fauntloroy" the most stupen dous Plckford pieturo, and one of the greatest film ever flashed on any screen. . ... .. By Condo pp " --rr- - - . , , hi hill 1 Superfine U ZffiS ; "MADE WITH MILK . , -2-7 1 l fZ-'fz Tlinl's Why It's Richer and Keeps Ingci- rF I ' "Than Oilier Breads rSj &fJ?r ' .IT'S THE MILK! ' 3;:r S1: Ii La Grande, Oregon T 1 V NBA afcltVKK i ' J power. It will tie the largest plant owned )ty (be rr.ciC1o Power r' light company, the synteni of which covers eastern Oregon and Washington. Originally it had beep anticipated that the tnrblno of the big power plant would be turning by April 1. rnprecedented -floods in Hood Hlvor In .lanuarj', however, .detayed crews. Alt TAMIMO FKAItl'.O. J-iALlO.M. Or., April It. Iteports re celved nt tho offices of tho Oregon publln seivlce comniisslon hero Our Ing the last few days indicate that the shippers of tho Mlutn soon will face ono o ft ho nsosi serious car shortages experienced in this stato for many years. ' Members of tho public service com mission today sent' letters to tho ear distributing points of tho east, urging that Orogon receive ;lts full sharo of carriers during tho heavy shipping season this year. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo O o Jo 'OREGON TO AIL" AT ARCADE OPENS WEDNESDAY About the time that Marcus Whit man, the celebrated missionary, started on his famous pilgrimage to Oregon, there lived near Waillatpu, a young trapper of r rench descent named Jean Brulet. He was an in dependent and had won the enmity of the local fur syndicate chief or factor and of his agent Renee Coul- ler. Urulet and Coulier first came to blows when the fur agent incited renegade Indians to attack Hernan dez Velasquez, ancient Spanish Don and owner of n large tract of land desired by thc fur syndicate. Hernandez, was wounded by an ar row, hut his life, and that of his granddaughter, Rosita, were saved b Jean, who chased the intruders away after a spirited hand-to-hand fight. Thorn sprang up a bond of interest between Jean and Rosita. Sometime later, iat the trading Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Sei-vice. . Phone Main 62. . 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS , C.E.ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Lustom-mncie corsets. Guaranteed i ri: i,i .. throughout. Also Hemstitching anil ni'pt. lie incited n half-breed to Ficot Edge. Work Guaranteed. jpick a fight with .Jean in the bar. u 4-u inn i on ipi sec re i v snnr t ir nn t- MEAT SELECTIONS . Can always be made to your entire satisfac tion at one of our markets. We carry only carefully selected meats at the right prices. i The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by iirs. rj. ,;. luckev, JHUH second street. 242-J. . ,- , . . - 1-27-tf A careful driver make the car run mortgage. one who can long as the Mot of the common horse sense in America is possessed by the kind of people who have the coupons. Furniture "Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit thc Pocketbook ED DONOIIUE, Prop. Phone 474-J fir & Jeffei-son WANT TO BUY OR SELT, SOMETHING ?-TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AP : r Mr Busimesss- There is no better way for you to save' time thun by using tho' long distance telephone. , ' 1 ; Time saved is money saved ! HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP AND ! WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all Wmls cleaned in,l rebuilt. FeMtlier Kenovntins. I Kns Hi ini'l l''urt ,ll'5a for ! Bale. j Cnriet nml Rns f'leanlne , 0x12, SI -'II "P 1 Clms. KilwnnlS I'rop. 1'liunu 2:.M-W I Just Received Full line of Alaska snbl remly-to-wear furs. Also seal lirnwn and Mack trimming fnr dresses ami collar and cuffs for ronts. You aro all welcome to (Mime and si-rt tbern. I also buy nil hinds of raw furs and will pay liost prices, Chris Miller 1510 Adams Ave. breed and accused Jean, who escaped J only by his (bravery. -Mounted on his prize horse, Flectfoot, he soon j i was hidden in the forest, but re- i P turned to the vicinity of his assail-J S ants when he discovered that hisj dog, Jerry, has been left behind. How Rosita saved Jean's life at Iff this juncture, and how they later hear of Whitman's approach and of , the idots and intricues against himi&j j by the renegade fur traders nnd In-iff-J i mims, unci now tney cumj ineir ii with tho Missionary against great odds and continued adventures of the most thrilling kind, is told in stir ring scenes in the succeeding chap ters of this historical chapter pic ture "The Oregon Trail." G. No, John, It's Not a Movie. ? tmirrs lur mii v Bowman - Hicks LumW Co. will In; laUi'ii nl '-IH -N !',l'st or Phone Main 547 .1. Ii. Miinlinll 'I'ciiiih I'nll Correct this iientencc: "I'd like to run in mill gut my . marbles," saiil Hie Mi-nil buy, "but I, might track mini on the flour." t !!! ' ams plant m:.hlv iiom; IHKHi Kivrcil. Or., April 3. J. VI. Shinn, superintcmlent of construction of the Phoenix I'tility company, an nounced yesterday that the rom-cni would complete by April 1 . n $ 1 .1! Go. 000 hydro-electric plant for tho I '.tr ifle Power - Lir:h1 company on Hood Kiver Just sont h of ibis city. Tin plant, work on which was bcgoi, 1 last summer, will develop 7 f-f if horse Sec You Tomorrow is To Loan o o 0 tin liiliiess or Imiim iiniperly o : on i-asy niiiiii lily li " iiw. o liiqiilru .1. H. Oliver g 2 I'liimc LM2-W. o o 5 ,0 1 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Iiiiciiway aci:i:s o.M aoasis avm. AMI l'AVi:i 1I1C1HVAY ONE III k' OlTHIIlf: Oh' T1II0 OITlf ojl.l.MlTrf. AND I400 run ACllK. 9l ClOliI) TKIiMH. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Her First Message BY ALLMAN U PO THIS ) ( IF I CAN GET 1 z.,L"IGHT Vil fy' -""'K Wf WHILE HELEN .5 0;- rrf TKI5 DONE BEFORE ! I f S k TO VOU DEAR RtADERS l want To Thank yoo one mo LL FOR YOUR TELEGRAMS. AHO LETTERS CP COMCRATUIATIOlio ALSO FOR, THt; BAGV Plil5 AllD. OABV SHOES AND THINGS VdU CENT ME-ANDTHE BABY DUG CIV YOO OFFERED ANP THE BAMKCOC.: WITH TVIE DOLLAR. 1(1 IT - THE POETRY AMD THE NAMES THAT YOO SENT ME WERE OUST FINE " YowR NEVJ LITTLE FRIEND Ahepe MtoVoo A 1 AfUY four-room houso und largo lot, mar tho lllh Bchool and paved Mr-- t. litt ctrlc lights, city waten, and in-., irrigation, Jlor.0, foo cnBh)25 p-r month. A NKW filx-rootn, strictly modern lnttit:nlov on 8th street. $4200, $1600 cash, P'Lr month. M ('INK LOTS In Mock ono Connor-Vil'-'s Addition. $:1j0 each, 2U ensh, l ' i p- r niopt h. ' j A I INK 1021 POUO loui Ins car, J'JfiO. A Kor-1 rumiliout $ I ro. Pyramid Land Co. 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