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PAGE SEVEN'
THE HA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April (5, 1923.
Classified Want Ads theatres i
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
J. I., mid Dll
. children a .,.
Main lilt;.
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maUiiaiikt in:i.i.-
sp.iLuly. om.- oh,,,,.
Office Pho,,.1-;,',,",
Palmer i,0,.h ,.r-- (
AI'IOI:m;ys
-U'HKAN ami KI!KI:lHl-.7
"unuuii;
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rank National i.-mili
h u'ivm 77.
elevator. ' """'-'U.'. Tak.
1 U-l:i-lir
tllJItOI'it.MTOi;
DR. UKI.l.l;
New n,;,;;,';:-,,,:,.'-'--
a. m., J io ll . m. a..d 3 1o p m
7-21-U
Dll. J li.
Wi.i.l.. , . . ., .
; iner lil.lir. Over SII vort Ii.tii.--.
hour, lo to 3 ,. 1::!u ,
7 to 8 ovoiiimvs. I'd. 4s7.
Ol l l:,
r P. 111.
NVnilR C -i-i-j
V.i',..,i '- :UAT v "'-':.,Pi.-eliillft Ir
Wh.... Medium.-
i.j ., " 'r'iili. Skin am
Chronic H. adiic'.ie. :. z, ia, u, iaii,.i
Appenillcilu, Col:.uii:ili.,ii, l;-.-l
a.wuwm, KMlilH .,i ( in.inio Ui-
ter. Officii iH.iiHc. ii to m a in
1:30 to 5:01) p. m. Cuii.iultmlun free
3-l-tt
roit s.i,u on TAiiri
FOH SAI.K Registered Shorthorn
nuns. iim:a. two .sunt veuri iiks.
s riirht nntl terms easv. (J.
Prices riirht nntl terms easv,
C. Taal. 4-3-(it
PAPKK FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for salo at the Observer of
fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf
COXNTANCB T.M.MAIIi;!', IV
"i:.st is wwr u aiims and
TMItll.l.S AS .MINti TOY
Never Iuih Constance TalnuulR-u
boon neon to such advantage, as ill
"Kat Is Wosl," the l-'irst National
attraction which yesterday opened its
cnirni;enient nt the Areado theater.
This inny seem a broad statement
but ii In morn than Justified by MIJs
" ' om.r, roruson iractur viuiot MUlK Toy- )m, m,ni m, K0
lnows. In erood condition. Kasy
terms. Mrs. V. I. Shaw, 2512 First
street. 4-o-2tp.
FOii SALE Single buggy harness.
Inquire 801 Penn ave. 4-5-Iitp
l-'OK SALE Milch Roats and kids.
Inquire 407 Third street or phone
401-R. . 4-5-4tp
FOR SALE Reed baby buKBV. E.
V. Stratton, 1702 Y ave. 4-5-2tp
FOR SALE A few day-old chicks
front trap-nested high egg produc
ing iP.ose Comb Brown I.ec;horns
and White Plymouth Rocks still
for sale from our April 9th hatch,
at 20c and 25c each, respectively.
Chicks from May 1st hatch 15c
and 20c each. Jensen Poultry
Plant. Phone 3IH-W. 4-5-3t
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Phone
Farmers 17X. Art .McCall.
4-4-3tp
1'IA.NO '1 IM.iis
EXPKKT I'lANo Tl.r.lNtl ci.-an ami
volco yinir piano wiiin.ut exiri
charire. Work K"i;iranl-t -I. Call NtMV
lln Hook Klore for upiiointiiivnt. l!o
K. T'hillips. ( -ir.-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I- O. O. M. I-tt (;r:im1i Lurn No. S.'tit
L.oya irclcr of .Moor";, hui-ls ivffulm
meetings every Tliursilitv ni'ht fit i
p- tn. at ( hid V 1 1 o w s" 1 i ii i i. 'I'h i
Y OllltMl'a Alinsi'h(:irt I.fpitin mi!ft:
second and four-Ui 'i'luir.si:iv.H of otu'1:
tnonlh. Mo(w U-khui of ihe Worh
meets hocoimI Mumluy of nidi month
ViBltors til wnvs wt'lconic.
A. N. MAYVlhLE, Dictator.
U H. MHUI.'JX, Snrrelury.
FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch
ing eggs from two yeai old hens.
Host .Hollywood trapnested stock.
$1.25 a setting. $(i.00 a hundred.
J.ggs from iiens with record from
MO to 20 eggs. $1.75 a setting.
?8.00 a hundred. All cockerels,
pedigreed from hens 2.30 to 275
eggs. Mrs. George- H. Chapman.
Phone 4i)0-R. 321-2Gtp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams.
Phone 257-J. 3-U-tf
FOR RENT Very desirable corner
apartment over J. C. Pennev Co.
store. 3-HO-tfp
FOR RENT Three furnished apart
ments, 0U1 Jf'ourth. J. H. Gib
son. 4-4-tf
FOR RENT Five room modern bun
galow. Io02 Sixth street. Call
S(WV. Adults only. 4-5-tf
B. V. O. Klks Crinult' l.-wjiro No
433. -.ou(4-e nitM'tM i;;ich Tlnirsdiiy
evening at 8 oVlm-k. Udini nn'I clui
privik-Rcs cJicoii'iilly exUsndt'd to nil
IJTOI IHT J'il k..
Si., D1C AN Clifiwn, Kxaltod Rucr.
F. U l'KAUKON. f5.M-r,;l-iry.
MODI'IItN WU(.)1.IKJ Ol' A.MHltKA
ia CJrnncic (?anip N, TliV.l ini'fits on
the J'ir.t Thuii-'iliiy itvoninw of tmcli
month, in Uit K. of 1'. hull. V-sltinn
eifc,'!iuor,s wcir.-ornf?.
Ii. ii. mTr;o. V, C.
J A KM JioivniCK, Clork.
A. F, uiul A. -M. i.a (Jr;ind! l.odt?i No
41. A. F. ftiiTTA. M., lndflM r;ffulnr
, meetiiiKs flrnt tnul Uilnl Kridnys hi
' 7:30 p. in, . Cordial wolcomo to all
Masons.
lot l. pvonrrPAPS, w.'-m."
K. n. ni.NH). Sm-n-titry.
F. O. KA(iL,l-;.S Airie No. -2M, it ts
evory Frld:;y niht nt Jljiriloa lliill
Visiting nuMnbfrs wl-U'ouio.
7.. IJi.I.V. AY. I.
j. v.. i;ii;dsf.li,. sc.
FOR RENT Clean,' well furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No
children. Call 1S1-W. . 3-C-tf
FOR RENT Very desirable corner
apartment over J. C. Pennev . Co.
Store. - 3-27-tfp
FOR KENT One sleeping room. In
tmire 1510 Adams. 3-24-tf
- " WANTED
WANTED A hoy about 10 or 12 to
help do chores. Phone Farmers lit.
4-3-;tp
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, ButtonR Covered.
Mrs. L; H. -Norton, 906 Adrrms
Ave. 8-30-tf.
Accorded unstinted nraisn lv cine
nm ct'ilirs. noted for tltoir fnllurn t;
onthiifo 'greatly over most fcitm-p
prodiirtfonM, 'Driven" has just Justi
fied to (ho fullest measure the faith
MiaL art Laemiulo, president of the I O
I nivetsal l'ieturcs corporation had In I 2
tl when ho broke a reiMn"ent of nix
years' fitanding and purelniHed a pro
duction made oilt.vidn of rniveri:il
city.
Tt is an epic of life In tho Tt1ii
Itldgo mountalnH, a erosH-seetlon of
a phase of Amerlean life that one
knows eviHtH, hut Hcareoly can inni(;
ine. Tt Is the story of a mother(viio
forgets evorytlilng, even family and
tribal loyalty, and hoUs out her hus
band nnd throe hoiih to InHiire hap
piness for the one real human be-
iriM- in the brood a timid, shy lad,
who lonirH for the better thimrs of lifo
and who. by some freak of fate was
born into this slranpre family.
V niafinil'ieent. cast wan gathered
by Director Itrabin. Tlicro is liurr
Melntosh, oho of the mont I'inislieil
and popular aetors on either rtnxo or
Hereon, doing1 'excetlrnt. work as the
brutal fntluiv; Kinily FHzroy, a nol
oil figure on dingo and nereen in both
A ntei'iea and MiiMland. and playing
wil h consunnnatt) artist ry tlio part
of the Spartan mother; Klinor Fair,
young and beaiit.li'nl as the sweetheart
of timid Tommy, and CharlOH Km
me( Mack, tho young Cii'HTKh find,
mi I Aimed for (hla production by
his distinguished '.mentor uh - "Tom-
WOODMKN OF TJIK WOKLDLfl
Grntule Cn.nip No. U'.O. M.h fjvt-r
Monday niidit nt Kairbs Mall. AT
viHitliiK Noighhor.s wiloium?. Huf
payahle at tho ol'rir.i or th'i cb-rk
Iionnis 21-21', La Oranclo Natlona
Hank Uulldin.
J. J. Miirrhf!nn,. C. C.
II. J. KITCHKN. ri.-rk.
KNIGHT.S OF 1'YTHIAS iCfcd Cros:
Lodpo No. 27 iiiwls I'vt-ry Monda
evening In C.-ustb; H.tll (K. of I
Hall), nt 8 p. in. A T'yUiian wt-Iconu
to all visiting Kn it'll is.
K. c. fh:i,is, c. c.
C. L (II'.AHAM, K. H. B.
WOMEN'S UFNHKIT AS'lt'IATlONei
the Maecnheo.. I. a flrimde Lodco No
27, IV. Tt, A. of M. Lodtjo meets first
Thursday nt 2 p. nj. and third
Wednctdnv at 8 p. m., nt K. of P
Hall. Vldt!nc Si-tTH w.'h-f.me.
WltS. NOHA I!. MV'lilif. C.
MAit.ioKii-: i:a'kn. k. k.
X
Service
Enclosed Cars
CALL
MAIN 44
After Slidniclit Call Foley Hotel
MAIN" 773
meanness, but we take personal ere- loooooooooooooooooooooooooo
dit for our piety.
O. E, S. Hnpu Chaplrr No. i.'i, O. B. ,S.
holds stal'-l -iniMNiiiatioii tlie i:c
ond oml f-oirlli. W. .Iii-'.;lvs of ea.:r
month. Vi.sitinK iiii-mijra cordlnll
welcomed.
MArr.HA KI.T.IOTT I'MtKEIt, VT. 1!
ANN'A S. r.UDVK. F-r.
We blame human nature f"r our
LOCAL CORSETIEHE for Barcley
Corset. Mrs. J. U'Connell, 1104
O Avenue. Phone 14 7-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
3-1-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Jin E. C. Tuckey, 1808 Second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tf
Man is always at his best while
trying to live up to his mother's
teachings or a fresh shave.
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FORD & GEORGE
i La Grande S
! MATTRESS SHOP AND ! g
I WEAVING WORKS ;
i! t
JMattresso8 of nil kinds clcnn-d , o
I anil rebuilt. Ki-ntli-r Itenovatlnc.
Rag Ituss and Fluff Itugs for J o
Cnrr-et and Itni: Clennlng
Uvll'. $1. .VI nnd up
C'li.is. l;dunrds, l'rop. '
'hone 2.";l-V
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o When Better 2
Automobiles Are Built
Buick
Will Build Them
See
Southard & Shinn
Cor. Adams and Fir
to Joseph M. Pchenck, who pluiio-l
on this production to the cxlont of
buyliiK one or tho blswost stnKo suc
cesses of recent years at an enormous
cost lor the ouo star best suited
to portray the leadini; role.
Miss TnlmadKO Is ultel'ly dellKhtrel
as Mluir 'I'oy, Dip quaint nnd ndor-abb-.
Who lends a chat-in nil her own
lo tho many scenes of delicious com
edy. s
Most conspicuous in her support. Is
Warner (Hand, famous villain of the
screen, as Charley Young, the Amer
icanized Chinaman who covets Mint:
Toy, whose love is Riven to Hilly Hen
son, played by Kdwnrd limns. Others
In the cast uro NinH llarrie. Winter
Hall,- 10. A. ItuiK Lillian l.awrenc
and Jim Wunff. Ki.lney l-ianklin di
rcetod tho production.
"Knst Is West" is one of Hie very
notably stai-e successes of tlio last
len years. With I'onstancc Talmadre
as ils central figure it s-uns bound
to duplleato this popularity on the
sereen.
"lOnst Is West" will lie the attrae
llon at tlio Arcade Uieater until Sat
urday nlKiit.
CHITHS CAM, "IliUVION" '
hit or -nil.: in-:rAi)K
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
WHooes, That's .uct,
CUMB TO Q(5T VJP HSRK
ISN'T IT, I
3S, IT'S Q.U1XS A CUMB.
BUT ON6 5 MPLY R&Wiece'jD
JU'ST VXPK AT THAT VIG-CaJ J
3l A CO&tSfe H'tfO Q4M ;'&S
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Superfine
Bread
MADE WITH MILK
That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer
Than Other Dreads
IT'S THE MILK!
JoliT' ':5 : .--. -
La Grande, Oregon
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Elect rical
WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES
and
SUPPLIES
H & S Electric
105 Depot St."
isoniMazda Lamps
Phone 303-W
to the Consumers' Picnic at our markets daily
rain or shine. . , '
MENU '
Whole or Half Sugar Cured Hams, lt, 25c
Bacon, per lb from :. : 21c to 37c .
Picnic Shoulders, per lb ,-15c
Cottage Butts, per lb 19c
Rolled Boneless Shoulders, per lb 20c
Whole Fresh Shoulders, per lb .........;........15c , ''
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
CITY M.HK!'7r
IIOOVr.lt M Alt K I-TT
l'llt STKKK1' MAUKI7C
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CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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j ii cn mere ,arn sucn oiner weu-
tnnvuil tiluvfiru nil l.'Ttinut f tlillfM-
Oorgo liancroft, and I.phHp Hlowc, , 0
i no iioinr(. is iteauiirni irotn a pho
tograph in stand point .having been
'shot" in tbe exact locale of th
story tho heai't of the Dluo tdgo
mountains.
riven" opens an ongagpment of
three day sat the Ktar theater to
day.
KMKltltV'K I,.ST DAY I
Surrounrleil by royal splendor that
bespeaks lavish expenditure- of mon-
Kthel t'la.vton gives a brilliant
performance in her first big Hiiper
spccial production "If I Woro tlueen"'
the last time today at Sherry's.
Miss Clayton, heretofore, has chief
ly been idi'nlified with socWI drama-,
upon which she has built her wide
spread popularity. hi her new pro-
luction sho strikes a note of wiiole-
Isomo -onianre that is delightful. Tho
stoi'. which was adapted from the
novel "The Three 'ornered K inic-
lom' by Dii Vernct Kabul I, has to
lo with (ho adventures of an Amer
ican girl in a myth len I principality
In tho mountain fast iu-fses of the
ISalkans. The romantic atmosphere
f the inemorablo "l!-v-rly of (Iraus-
tarli." "The Prisoner of .enda" and
other stories that carry on; buck t'j
the a c-p of chivalry.
'If I Wert (Jm'f-n" has been con
structed on imposing lines. There ln
for example, a train wreck, which !m
pnte tin most reali.-d.e tho screen ha
nliown in Jiiany a dir. Tim court
scenes are big wlthj ' romaneo and
royal pump. Tho storv kiovi-h swiftly
to a rousing cliaiax. ThP skiiN-tl hand
of the director. Wesley IttiKgb-s, i.'i
evident, throughout.
Then, too, the cast merits com
mendation of the bitrlieit dijjrcc. hi
td'tltlon to M is ( 'lav ton there are
Andreo l jon, Warner Haxter. Vle
oiory :.itenian. Murdock .Maciuarric,
aii'i wciicvii' iiimn. racn ol wnom
eontrilnHes in no small measure to
the distin -'Urn of the photoplay. "If
Y ere Ijitern sponsoi ed by thr-
Film UookiiiK (ifficos of America.
A comedy is also being shown.
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.
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MEAT SELECTIONS
Can always be made to your entire satisfac
tion at one of our markets.
" ' We carry' only carefully selected meats at
tho right prices. -
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE KIIOI' AND FOUNDRY
All Kinds of Machinery. Automobiles and Tractors Itepalred,
Overhauled and ltebullt.
Acetylene Woldlni: of All Klnda
Cylinder Iiorlnit nnd Ovorslzo rislona
Crankshafts, Plsinns nnd Piston Pins HeKround
;ivu l' a Trail ,
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
New Location
I have moved from the Blue Mt. Garage to the
Washington Avenue Garage, and desire to meet all
old patrons and many new ones. 1
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
EXPERT SPRING AND WHEEL MAKING
AND REPAIRING
Complete Line of Oils and Grease
Clyde Sh aw
Now Located at Washington Avenue Garage
!MMmHt!:)mntisti:Mit:i!i
Orders for all wood mano ny :i
Bowman - Hicks I
Lumber Co.
will lie taken nt pi2 N I'lrst jj
or Phone Main 547 j
.1. I.. Miinhnll jj
Terms Cnsll . j?
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Prompt, Courteous
Service
After Midnight Call
HERMAN'S
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To Lean
on business or linino pronert
on easy liliillllily M'rnis.
Inliire .1. It. Oliver
I'bone SI1-2-W.
Rags Wanted at '
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f) ,( lAHV WAV- I V GOT ' Wnhrt rJ- V THEY? Zfi-tv ELSE? 'Z--SHOWN V0O
V SOME TIME TO KILL- . .Jf THESE ARE N -Z--lUC. F,Y1. EVERY TlilMG I HAVE;
C '' r( THE VERV LATEST,) .' t C AMOIEB VEFTvi ( EXCEPT THE. PAIR I ,'
La Grande - Baker i
Leaves Iji Clrnndo. Leaven Baker
:00 a. m 8:00 a. m.;
1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m.('
iu ;iiAxnr.-usiON
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l.env.n T.a C'.ninde. Leaves Union
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I :ini p. in. 10:00 n. m., .
r,:ir, p. m. a:30 p. ni..
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FRANK R. SUYDAM3
General Repair
Shop li
Furniture Repaired and
Ref inished :
Household Repairing of
All Kinds : '
tOG Fir St. Phone 513-J
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