La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 05, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 5, 1923. PACE SEVEN I Classified Want Ads theatres THE LA CiKAiN UE avmiuu unsa, ; r r I r?VT?T?WTT TI?TT1? . .' - BV Condolm " '.' III 7 :-I .: . , v ill PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTl'.OI'.VI'llIO I'HYSKiANS Dli. J. U and DR. M.u:!ni.: i' ivm i.- S K '.; -'nn and ,:','lu';l,tt, "h0"8 IK" a riliRd. SoninK-r aids. FOR SALE Registered Shorthorn bulls. Three's, two's and yearlings. Prices right und terms easy. CJ. Ci. Taal. . -3-,it Mi. ii. k; si'iioi:. OsiPopallm, I'lijsUini. ,h,j Siuj-.im Successor to lr. i. v. y.l.nioiTiuan. tirrio0 ihono Mai,, ea. j;,..s. i.-.j.m. Palmer liop-ch Ul.ls., .,, Gram'lc ATIOUNIOYS COI'IUIAN u,) Kl:i:i,ll,v,n r:u n- lOclirnn au.l Colon it. Kl.-iTTnrcl. At L.a Gran4u Natiunal lialik ' torm Bullillne. C. H 20 nml 'Ali'o , eievntor KI.NN Aitorit.-y-sii-l.,iw. y Office WUff. Knoms Tak. 12-1 11-1 n Full SALE Kordsnn tractor- and nlow.s. as Rood as new. A Uarptain. Phone Main 75. von KAI F.-I'ivo room house on I paved street. Bargain, if taken at once. Phone Main 37 or inquire 401 Spring. 3-30-fit PAPER FOR APPX.15 ANJL) t'RUlT lioxes for talo at the Observer of fice. Oh ap. ,'V8"" FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Phone Fanners 17X. Art iMcCall. 4-4-3tp CHII,iOI'I!.CTI)lS Oil. liKI.I.M MYl-llW. Chiropractor . New I'-oh-y liulltllnt:. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m 7-21-tt DTI. J. E. fljiiU,.l.l, Oilropnu-lai ana NuturoimUi. x.tvous ami c-hrouk disease a i-ineiftlty, HiiiIl- I'll, Moin ' mer Bids. (Ivor .S.IverllioriH-'s. Office houra. 10 to 12 a. m.. 1:30 to 5 p. in 7 to 8 eventnirs. l'hono 4:i7-" XATiitr. crr.i- Dlt. A. N. MAYVU.I.lv Sp. chronic diseases. .MetlTo.u, Therapy and Naturopath, blood di.seusea, nervous " Chronic lleadae'.w;, Ee-.:oiin Appendicitis. ConsUpatuin cialiEt ir am disu-ases Wcialic-1 Uowel Trouble: all Klml of Chionie Di senses successfully -treated. I'hon Main 593. liooin 1, 2. 3. second flooi Coolldtfe Dldir.. opposite Blur Thea- ' ter. Offlr.i lioiiau, HI fu 12 a. In. I. 1:30 to 6:00 p. in.. Consultation free 3-4-tl i'iaxo ti;ni:hs EXPERT PIAN'D TL .'l.G:lcan and , voice your piano without extra clinrKe. Work j;u:ir.intev-.l. Call New lln llook Store for appointment. Hoy E. Phlllln.H. 4-15-t FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch ing eggs from two year oiu hhh. Best Hollywood trapnested stock. 51.25 a setting. $.00 a hundred. Kggs from hens with record from Ilia to 2'10 e?gs. $1.75 a setting. $8.00 a hundred. All cockerels, pedigreed from hens 230 to 275 eggs. Mrs. George II. Chapman. Phone 4!0-R. 3-21-'2Ctp KIIIJtllY'S i l :l t-M J. " TOR SAIE OR TRADE -vmv vu 'ITOIOHUOW VI A lViA H 5i SV- . .Kthol rinylnn In her most spec- u -j l f a . I tocular production Is at the PHerrv j! S-j ; ;.f fV Vj )1 rSVOO f theater. It Is cillcl "If I Wore !'?-", 1 Vgt I ' 1 tZOLKJL guc-n" und wns founded upon the i(:fl i . CTi "T-A VV-V , -ho I'hreo rornercd Kin- 8 'ft - I V I M.t 5i ' - ill doio" liv mi Yornet Itabell. I 8 ' n ' i ' ' I j j . . 'j nsSS If 1 Were Qmra" shows a new JJ:- M :1:' ' !"-' 1 - -LJv'? fS?V tWTr, - -t I . . I Kthcl Cluyton. llcautlf.il and lal- f. v J JJ $7' At ADR WITH MILK ' rfjjr So yo pnesoN -Tourwue at tms' xhal's Why It's" Richer and Keeps Longer TrKe uiirn yoo -u th-ot . Than Other Ricads 'WtM'iiT u"5? x I IT'S THE MILK! ' , I : ,'"G,,"IC'0rcgn 7 j NBA tK IV B ' ' 1 1 1 ' : ! FOR RENT FOR REXT Very desirable corner anartment over J. C. Penney U. store. 3-30-tfp FOU RENT Three furnished apart ments. 2501 N. Fourth. G. R. Gib son. ; - 4-4-tf FOR RENT Clean, well furnished - rooms for light -housekeeping. No children. Call 131-W. . 3-6-tf . Ktliol riuvton In her most spec tacular production Is at the Plierrv ,i..,i.... It Is callcil "If I Were Queen" und was rounded upon the novel "Tho Threo Cornered Kins, doin" by lu Yernet Itabell. "If 1 Were tueen" shows a new Kthol Clayton. lleautlful and tal ented as ever. Miss .Clayton is ui her artistic best in romnnco of this chuructcr. Her picture lias imnos- nhoi e: ll lias body. It haM all the col or ami pIctiirosMueiiess of tho mythic kingdoms of tho Ualkulis wnoro It is laid. If you remember tlio charm or Heverly of Uruusturk" you hove soni idea or the appeal oi ans--' Clayton's latest production ner nisi by the way. for tho Film llookins nrrlres of America. It is the story or the adventures of an American Klrl In tho inniRlnary principalities ot Central Knrope, anilil the rCKal pomp and splendor or hiRh courts untl cas tles. It Is romance from bCKlnnlns to' end, ronianco or the most charm ing character and It. Is In this phase of her art that Miss Clayton proves herself a star of th0 purest ray ser ene. "Ir I Were Queen" Is built on Im pressive lines. It has biir scenes and situations prnlore. Perhaps the most. thrilliuK Isl a railroad -wreck Ahat caps the climax of realism on the screen. Moreover, tho cast Is or Uio ut most distinction. Itesldes Miss Clay ton thorp, aro Andreo I.eJon, Warner Haxter, Victory flateinan. Murdoek MaoQua'ri'io. and Oonovievo llllnn. Wesley KugKlcs directed It and his skill . is frequently rerlected in the development or the biK scenes. A -comedy will also be shown. FOR RENT r" Three unfurnished rooms. Not modem. Inquire 2902 Birch. - 4-3-3tp FRATERNAL DIRECTORY l O. O. M. La Grande Z.o.Tk'0 No. 350 lioyal Orcler or .Monso, liolds reuuiai meetings every Tliursday niKlit ot i , p. in. at Odd l'VLl'nvs' Hail. Th ,. Women's Mooseheart L.-cion meet, second and fuiirlh 'i'liursdayd of eacli ' nionttt. .Moose L-Kio,i of the Worli meets second .Mdnday of each month ' Visitors alwavs w-'Ii-ome. A. N. MAYVIL1.E, Dictator. C. S. SilULTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. Elks La Crando Lodce No 433. -ijouco meets each Tliursday evening at 8 o'clrxk. lhanc and elul privileges chiicrf oily extended to all Brother. F.lks. t. DMAN CItOWM. Exalted Ruler, K. L.PUAUSON. Secretary. ' . - MODUHN woou.ii:m La Clrnnde. Camp NT the first Thursday . month. In the-K. of KeiKUhora .woUoni AMI-:U1CA 7(13 nieeta on liliu; of each hall. Vudtlns i: i;i.vnn. v. c. JAKE HOSTOCK, Clerk. i le nn.l A. M. La OiiLtKle Lodi:e No 41. A. K anTTA. linlds reKUlar nnlltis first and tlnld Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome, to all Maaom,1. LOT L. SN'ODGPAPS. W. M. E. It. P.INHO. Secretary. c r ,.-A ill .1.-. A,.i-it No. 2a0. meet; 'eve'rv Friday' nii;ht at Eagles Hall Visiting members welcome. V.. LILLY. V. P. X 10. lllliD.SEl.t.. Sec. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 151Z Adams. Phone 257-J. 3-24-tf FOR RENT Very desirable corner apartment over J, L-. renney 1,0. Store. 3-27-tfp FOR RENT -One sleeping Toom. In- quire loiu Auams. o-i.--. WANTED WANTED A boy about 10 or 12 to help do chores, i'lione r aimers 10. 4-3-Gtp WANTED TO BUY, at once, 5 room modern house. Phone 40B-W. 4-3-3t MISCELLANEOUS IH CU C'llINUSK SF.TS -I? i-'oit "i:ast is wi-is'i" HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. 1'. u uonnen, iiu 0 Avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by P r, 'Tuekov. 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf WOOD.MHN OF THI-. WOKLD La Grande Camp No. H.9. Meets every Monday nlKht nt Eairles Hall. AL vlslllin? Niiiichhors wtlcome. Dues payable at the uifiee of the clerk ' Booms 21-22, La Gralido Natlona. Bank Building. , J. J. Murclilson, C. C. B. J. K ITCH LN, Clerk. Correct this sentence: ."The man's sten was light and he smiled ns he mounted the steps to tho dentist's office." - ".'ill KNlUHTS OF PVTIIlASlled Cros: Lodco No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castlo Hall (K. of P Hall) at K p. in. A Pythian welcomi to all visiting Knit-bis. E. C. FIELDS. C. C. C. L. G It AH AM. K. K. 8. WOMEN'S llENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS . .n..k.,., I.n f r.-ui( e Lnclgo NO 27 tV It A. of M. LodKO meets rirst Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wednesday nt 8 p. In., nt K. ot I Hall. YMlliii: Sisters welcome, i MIS NOT! A 1!- MACK E I , C. J MAIUOINE EATON. It. K. If Rheumatic Bein on Salts Says We Must Keep Avoid Exposure, No Sweets. Feet Eat Dry, Constance Tulniinltro as a Chinese Klrl! Thut iii itactf in somewhat sur- prisinp: news for tho movie funs, imrt uiMitlonul interest is given by the announcement thnt Constaneo mnkes her Celestial debut in no- less fam ous a piny than "hunt ' worn." wic has brought It to tlio screen as a l'Mrst National attraction with a wealth of glamor a'l color Impossi ble on tbo tage. The story ranges from Shanghai, China, to San Francisco's China town to which Ming Toy (played by Aliss Talmadgo) is brought nfter a sensational escape from marriage slavery in tho Orient. Joth locales in Kast and West aro presented In -perfection; Shanghai, with its winding streets nflood with yellow humanity, its river coolies, its gliding J.ove Boat whom Cninpfii; girls aro auctioned; San J-Vnneisco' Chinatown in all its romance, n strungej sweM, sordid, itnbrealtablo web.. To estimate tho cost of somu of the sets would be as impossible as to count the Chlneso hordes flow lug through them. .Suffice it to say that Director Hidney A. Frank Hn bus achieved tho utmost from a play whos0 opportunities aro almost limited. Constance Talniadge has much splendid work to offer as .Ming Tov in portraying whom she had soften her customary airiness into drama of unusual tensity. Throughout tin entire eight reels of "Kast Is West' her Ming Toy. Is a character to ro member. The picture starts a spc cial season at the) Arcade theater today. ed from Jay (leister's noted story, j The Flower of the Flock." I no story is of' the nacrtflce by a motnor of her husband and three sons that a fourth- sen, the youngest, might find happiness jciiul pcaco. RADIO REPLACES CRIERS (By Associated Press) SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Apr. 5. radio system for announcing train arrivals and departures is De ri rv ftxnenmented with at the local Denver & Rio Granite Western rail way passenger depot- Should the O, 10. H. . holds Ho (i.i Clntpu-r Nu. 13. . Ii. 13. I'd ponmiunfcMinn tho sue- 1 j f,.iipih wvdivKd.-iys of 'ac-h 'month. Visiting iiH-inbra corfllrtllj welromed. MAR1HA KI.MOTT I'AUivJiK.' ANNA S. fJKOVK. We lilanio human nature for our meanness, but wo take personal cre dit for our pioty. WIA lEIIXiK WIC COMING 'Driven." I iilvcrsal-.lewel, Hailed as One if Year's (ircntrst I'ft'tures La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP AND ! WEAVING WORKS ; Mattresses of all kinds cleaned , I and rebuilt. Feather KenovatlnB. I Rag ItUK" ana 1,111 UUB" 1 Bale. Carpet nnd Itus Clcanln(t 9I2, SI-"' and lip Clias. i:dnrds. Prop. I'lione S3S-W mmmmmmmmm Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex posure, keep feet dry, eat no sweets f any kind for a while, drink 1ms of water and above all take a spoonful of Jail Salts occasionally to help keep down tuic and toxic acids. Rheumatism U caused by poison toins, called acidsv which arc gener ..,ft,i in'ihe liowck-and absorbed .into the blood.' 'lt.i!-'fhe 'fuMctibfl of the1; kidnevs to lilter this acid Iroin tne blood' and cast it out in the urine. Ihc iwrcs of the skin arc also a means of treeing inc nioou 01 una damp and chilly, cold weather the sVm cores are closed, thus forcing the kid-in-vs to do double work; they become weak and sluggish and fail to clinu nile this poison, which keeps accumu lating and circulating through the sys tem eventually settling in the joints und' muscles, causing stiffness, sore ness and pain, called rheumatism. t the first twinge of rheumatism net from any pharmacy about four o-mccs of Jad Salts; put a tablcspoon ful in a glass of water and drink be fore breakfast each morning for a week. This is helpful to neutralize acu my, I i remove body waste aiso 10 ii,, u... I the kidneys, tuns neiiiiiiK ... blood of these rheumatic poisons. 1 jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made 'from the acid of grapes and lemon S i iuicc, combined with lilhia. and is used i with excellent results by thousands of 'i folks who arc subiect to rheumatism. scheme prove successful, ct'eordinc to nilvond officials, it will mean the passing of the. gold-buttoned, raucious voiced individual who struts wib sta tion floor and roars about trains in accents loud and disconsolate: "Next trainforSqueedunk leavesontrack ton atelevenone," or something to that general effect. The old-fashioned mnn who hitched his wagon to a star has n son who is content to park his jit in an al ley and get a mere chorus girl. ooooooo oooooboooooooopoooooooopoooooooooooooooooooooo. ,- tf '-.tT' ectrical WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES i , and ' "'' "' SUPPLIES H & S Electric Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters nt Price to Suit tho Pocketbook . ED DONOIIUE, Prop. Phone 474-J Fir & Jcffewon WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD ' ' Agents for Edisoii Mazda Lamps g 105 Depot Str ,r- Phone 393-W g ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo . -uzliilw.i.l) " ' Driven," the Fniversal-Jewell fea ture, which lias been hailed ns ant of tho greatest pictures of the year has been booked by the Star theater for presontallnn on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. The exceptional pic turns committee of tho1, National i Board of Review selected "Driven" as one of the pictures so magnlfl-, eently Interpreted that It deserve. "major mention. " This tribute, with the resultnnl showing before a rep resenlutlve, body- of eitbienH of New York, is (he aim of every producer. J$ is tho hall mark of fame in tho cinema world. ' Manager Kd Ford of tho Star thea ter. In making the announcement ol the booking of this rplc of the Blue It id go mountains, says he feels con fident that his patrons will enjoy this production. It is also of Interest that Driven is the first picture that T'nlversal O I'lclures corporation has bought In 0 six years. Five minutes aftr Dlrce-jo lor Charles Brabin had shown his picture to Ciilversal offlelals, Mr. j0 U'leminle closed a deal for the ex- O clusho rtphls. The piesiili nt of CnU versa! 1'ictures states (hat although jo ho has vfew'ed thousands of hide- : O pendent produetionn this is tho first '2 ono that measured up to tho high jo standards of his organisation in every 0 detail. Tho leading roles aro In the h ami no of an nil-star cast, Klinor Fair, Imiily Fltr.roy. Bun- Mel u tosh, q "haren K. Marl; (npimarin": tlirongh O eoiirtsy of David Ward Griffith) an I Oeorge Baneroft. It was photogrniih- ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopooooooo g YOU ARE INVITED . g to the Consumers' Picnic at bur markets daily o g ; rain or shine. g g MENU i tt ' or c g Whole or' Half Sugar Cured Hams, lb, 25c c S Bacon, per It) from 24c to 37c c Picnic Shoulders, per lb . 15c c o Cottage Butts, per It) 19c j Rolled Boneless Shoulders, per lb 20c . o Whole Fresh Shoulders, per lb 15c g Bu r jar mam smess The Grande Ronde Meat Co. CITY SIAltHl-.T iinovDit siARKi-rr FIH STItKI'Tr ilARKF.T ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o a Jo 1 Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo .There is no better way for you to save time than by using the long distance telephone. . Time saved is money saved ! " ' ; HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY .M.i-i!"t!i;i!: Orders for all wood nindo liy Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will' !' tal"'11 nt ! Main 547 SKI 2 N I'lrst or Phone ,i. i.. jiiiiiiinii Terms Cash oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Imperial Taxi oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 o 1 Money I To Loan I 5 . . ... Main 580 o Prompt, Courteous 0 Scrvic? ' AftoiV Midnight Call 1 HERMAN'S 131-j o : oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Innlness or lioino proHirty on easy inoiillily terms. Impilrc J. H. Oliver 1'hono 2S2-W. Rags Wanted atl the Observer oooooooooooooooooooooooooo DOINGS OF 7JHE DTJFFS V i YOU 5EE I HAVE A BABY AT MY HOUSE AMD 1 Thought it would.se a good IDEA TO G A GOOD COW- A One-Man Cow WELL, SHE'S A JER5EYAHD GIVES PIEMTV OF MILK I BY ALU1AN M v 1 . 1 i .i -A h W..,H;l'' S ''.ri.SJU,! Jersey aho J VgoodbyA ' : WHOA. " ) GIVES PLENTY C?H K I NEUU ) BOSSE j ) V4ELHEI ) , " j of milk- viirir- s, j x."-'..." t?-t ;v s i i i ii xj ,0-. i v. j re- v a i i ,1. inftouiii.c.. ' ..I .'II CP--' , y' - . A- 11 1 Ii-' ' mu&t&n Ysmm nkrn mmm La Grande - Baker i l..avr I.a GmnilP. Icavos Baker ti-.no a. m. 1:00 a. m. 4:011 p. m. 1:" P- m- (lUAXDE-UXIO I.oav.-a I. a Uranilc. Loaves Tnlon 0;(io a. m. VM a-'m. . 1:00 i. m. W-IO tt-,"1-B:4r, p. m. 3:30 p.im. muaiKttiKJKumajtmmmwtuawMW ! FRANK R. SUYDAM. General Repair I Shop j Furniture Repaired and k Refinished ; i Household Repairing of U All Kinds i I 106 Fir St Phone 513-J iim;i:ii:iu;iiiiii!t!mminrmiritiiiiiiim 1 - .