La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1923, Image 7

Tuesday, April 10, t23.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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Classified Want Ads I ll theatres
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OSTKOI'atmk; 1'llvsn iANs , ''rol'e1y. SD acre farm 2-'. mile
f'om KlK"i. Well improved, fully
osfcouu, V,"- MA'"Ai'KT ixolk W "op (trowing. Price
Sa",f JJS u';!r ,"" '""" easy ,enn. Jesso Crum.
Main lilti. tte.Hln, ,,, '.. i,,, 1" ,?l':,!'c uw. -lp. Ore 4-'J-3t
2 rings. Sommer uiuK. m : ;
. '"M-E Wagon euuiied for
1H. II. l:. sciioi x traveliii;; 1'ukkv harness and one
Osieopailiii; l'lii, ia UI11 siirm ,!ltlnK sulky. Husrh Second Hand
Successor to lir. (l. U y.ininiermun h,0't'' lj01 Kir St' 4"U',it
Office I'hone Main ;,. i,sy' ' .
Pnlmor Itorsrh I il.lir.. l.-t "cst'-uiiio ' " SA1'r'""',l) ci'e of orchard land
' " Pumpkin Kidjre For particulars
A'ITOI.s.nkis n.iilress Frank Sion, Summerville.
Phone 53. 4-D-titn
J li!Ati F',K SALE - KiKht room moilcrn
Building. 0 's,u"""l Hank house with four lots, near hiKh
,, - . school. I'hnno Farmers 111 or
ufJ2"&ifiFsfi& ,!v;;r M"in tl!l
elevator. , ., , "
i-u-in- SA,K Furniturei inclutin(r
t'llIItoI'KAcroit davenport, chiffonier, heating stove
J otc- lnnuire 11117 Y. 4-9-Utp
New l-ol'uy' IhuVdiiMor'i'o T' "APt,U FOU APPLE AND FRUIT
a. m., 2 to 6 p. m. ana 7 to 8 p. in lioxes for salo at the Observer of
, T-ai-ti fice. Ch an. f-8-tf
. "aNurSh.' x.''V F0R SALE-White Leghorn hatch-
dlnenses a i''-iity. .sujle 20 ,".m '"Sf c""s from two year old hens.
V.'.I"iS'-'v,''.r "iv' '-'i"'"ic--s. frJlc.. liest Hollywood trannested stock.
l"t"i "enh.V,.'- &f Vt m' f.1'25 ". W-00 a hundred.
, , ' i'.Egs from hens with record from
1H0 to 221) esKs. $1.75 a setting.
IVII I5R fTUK $8.00 a 'hundred. All cockerels,
on. "n". 'iiTTTTZT PcliSl from hens 230 to 275
chronic dima,-s. .i.-ti.; b"an., eKKs- Mrs' George II. Chapman.,
Therapy and Naturopath. jjltiii ano Phone 4H0-R. 3-21-20tp
blood diseases, nervous diseases :
Chronic Heuduclie, Kt-xema, Sciatici l?nl? TJPVT
Appendicitis. Conli.ali.jn. Howe) 1 ll ltr.. l
Trouble; all kinds ui" Chronic Di-
senses auccennfully treated. Phoni FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
2Jl&&'gStZ W't housekeeping, 1512 Adanvs
tor. Office house. 11) to 12 a. nt . Phono 2in-J- 3-21-tf ,
1:30 to &:0il p. in. Consultation free "
- 3-4-tf FOR KENT Threo furnished apart- .
PIANO Tl.NliliS
EXPKKT 1'IANO Tl!.S'l.'(irlenn and
, voice your, piano without extra
charire. Work Koaranle.d. (.'all New
lla ltoolc Sloro for appointment. Roy
E. Vhllllps. 4-15-t
ment.1
son.
, 2501 N. Fourth.
G. R. Gib-4-4-tf
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I. O. O. RI. l,a Crande LoOire No. 350
. i.oyal Ortter of Moose, holds regulal
' meetings every Thursday iiiptht at t
, .P. m. nt Odd Fellows' Hall. Tli
( Women's Mooseheait J.eion meet!
second and fourth Thursdays of each
J month. .Moose Loition of the AVorli
I meets second .Monday of each mouth
Visitors always welcome.
A. N. MAYYIU.E, Dictator.
C. S. SHL'I.TZ, Secretary.
B. P. O. Elksl.a Urn tula Lodiie No
433. ueuee meets each Thursday
evenlni? at 8 o'clock. Home and clul
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks.
1 ' R DEAN CIIOWR, Kxnlled Ruler,
F. L. PEAKKliN, .Secretary. 1
MODEItN YVUIID.MEN OF A.M 1-3U1CA '
j la (Jrande Camp No. 7703 meets on
' ' the first Thursday evenliiff of each
month, hi the K, of 1'. hall. Visiting
Iselghhors welcome.
E. K. IMNflo. V. C.
, JAKK KOSTUCK. Clerk.
A. E. and A. l.a (Iramle Lodi?e No
41. A. '. a:i7iA. .M-. holds regular
meeting first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. ni. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
' LOT L. SXODORASS, W. M.
E. U. ItlNdO. Secretary.
F. O. EA;i.K.S Aerie No.' -J.'.'J. meets
every l-'riil iv" u.it;lu nt Enales tUll
Visiting nieinhi'rs welcome; -- J
l.li.l.V. tV. P.
J. E. lilltliSFI.L. See.
WOOOMEN OF Tllt-l VOHLDL,a
Crande Cnnip N". lta. Meets every
Monday nii'ht nt Encles Hall. Al:
visiting Neljrhhors welcome. Dues
payahle at the oifi.e of the clerk
Itooms 21 -2'.'. Ea Crando Nation
liank Euildini,'.
' J. J. M'.irrhlson. C. C.
, II. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNKiHTS OF PV'rillA!4l:ed iCrosi
Lodk-e No. 27 in.ets every Monday
evening In Castle Mall (K. of P
Hall), nt S p. 111. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knlchts.
E. C. FIEI.n.s. C. C.
C. T.. OKAIIA.M. K. It. S.
WOMEN'S l:K.'si;FIT AKSiK'IA-l'lONol
the Maccahees. l.a rirande Lodge No
27 "V . A. of M. Lotlgo meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
Wednesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P
Hall. Visiting Sisters weleonio.
MK8. NllftA It. MAOhBl. C.
IlAUIOl'.IE EATON. U. K.
O; E. K. Hope Chapter No. 1:1. O. E. H.
', holds"s"tatod enuominleatlon the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays
i month. ' Visiting members cor.ll.ills
MAl'THA i:l.I.10TT PARKER. W. M
ANNA S. CltHVE.
us have waini'!
m Ciin't nlwiivi
I nt tho
FtIK '!! I0XT Three furnished rooms
suitable for offices or apartment
Inquire Room H. Roesch-Palmor
Bhlt;., or phone JIuin 70. 4-9tf
FOR RENT Three room furnished
apartment with Enrage. Phone Main
37 or 278 W after (i p. m. 4-()-2tp
FOR RENT Room. . Call evening.
11 Oft N. Phone 230-W. 4-9-3tp
FOR RENT Clean, well furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No
children. Call 131-W. 3-6-tf
FOR RENT Very desirable corner
apartment over J. C. Penney Co.
Store. 3-27-tfp
WANTED
WANTED TO iRENT 4-room house.
Write F. A. S. care Observer.
; 4-9-5tp
WANTED Two
work on farm.
Sanatorium.
or three men to
Inquire Hot Lake
4-7-lit
MISCELLANEOUS
HnnliGEGGSTniK'red Strain
S. C. White Leghorns; also elec
tric range. "W. B. 'Pickens Phone
2S8-R 4-9-3t
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs." L. II. Norton, 906 Adams
Ave. 8-30-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley
Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O Avenue. Thone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
3-1-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. E. C. Tuckev. 1808 Second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tf
BARGAIN Four room house anil 3
lots, five blocks from depot, one
block school, one block church. All
kinds of fruit. Corner Fir and V
avenue. Paved street, cement side
walk. Price S 1575.00. 4-9-2tp
Tho reason
horns is hcc:ii!-'
have your wifn along lo smuc
psychological moment.
"(iHIM nl'iSTHOVI-lll" WINS
SANTA CI.AKA, Calif.. April 10.
The "w'l prize for oratory at tho
rnivorsity of Santa t'hua has Incn
iiwiirdcil to John .Marcus Jackson, u
junior student from Seattle, Wash.
Th-r winning oratleltt ' was piithied
I'lie ttrini llest roCi', .nlld dealt
with tho evil results of narcotics lit
the homo. '
A woman likes to bo present, anil
see ii husband enjoy himself anil
hear him tell about it nfterward.
5 La Grande
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Mattrrssos of nil klnfls clf-nnod , o
. land rebuilt. Ki'.-ilhcr l!--novatinfr. J 0
J Raff Hues and Fluff Hugs for o
sale. o
Cnrpot niid Una Cvnnng
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Olory will ioitvor iittuWi llsvll
Inn luiiHo of the trim of Noi l'fi-rtj.-i I
IniUiiiiM. who, with other, smaller
irilicM, wiiijtc! to know uhout liod.
Tho N'z IVret'tf nrnl their triliul all
ies wrre tllssatisficti witlt tins (Jr-at '
Spilt hi the years around ls9. wIumi
the Northwest was tlu K'nilln,? i
KiouTHt of a Li? fur jniullfuto ami no I
niis-stonurifH hail as yt pnctratod
hat far. Tho Indian of Orej-on and
other northwestern aijites hud heard
of the wonderful relifflon of the whito
mini nnd wanted to bo titUKht tho
creed that resulted in ho much broth
erly feeling.' Thes" warlike redskins
made their plea throtiKh a (leh'iihm
went t St, Louts, and .Marcus Whit
man, Mr. and Aira. Henry Spalding
and other missionaries started In a
body from ltiishville, New York, to
carry the word of God to tho native
who wero interested enouj-vh to ask
for It.
This eventful development In Am
erican history is pictured in tjie m-o-
(iii'l enapjer; or i ne troon l rail
t'ylversal's screen history of the Ore
gon I rail, In which Art Aeord is star
ring1 at the Area do theatre. Also In
I his chapter which will ho shown
Wednesday only is an account of the
birth of Abraham Lincoln. It pic
ture: one fact not generally known:
that If it hadn't ben for the timely
urrival of a neighbor, Nancy I-inco!"
and her son and a two year old i
daughter would have perished, foi
thcro was neither heat nor food In
tho Lincoln ennin when Abe was
born.
read
MADE WITH MILK
That's Why It's Hither and Keeps Longer
Than Other Breads
IT'S THE MILK!
AT SHERRYS
Today and tomorrow will be shown
Elinor Glynn's great story "The
I s A Majp," an liitorestniK pie
of the trials nnd tribulations of
.'trosp. Dorothy Pliillips as the
conies forward with a tense
conflict of emotion as the new screen
celebrity realizes that she is in love
with a wealthy youth. Scenes at
Hollywood, the world's picture cen
ter,, enter into this most entortnui-
picture. Also showtnir "Six Sec
ond Smith." a "Fighting Blood"
story.
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PLAN A STUDY OF
SUN ECLIPSE SOON
POPULAR NOVEL FILMED
(Hy Associnted 1'reKs)
I'ltKHCOT'l', Ariz., April 10. Ari
zona siceiitfsts will mako a point
near Jlerniosillo, Mexico, their base
on September t'l, litis, for the study
of an eel ipso of tho nun, accord ins
to a statement --hero by ono of tho
men planning tho trip.
George Barr . McCutchcon's name' While Arizona will nee tho eel Ipso
stands for high-powered romantic ;s a partial darkening of tho sun
fiction with a strong spice of ad- by the moon, certain purls of .Mex
venture. I In is the author of "The ico will see the phenomenon as a
Prisoner," the Universal film play ; eclipse. A path about. To miles
starring Herbert IIawIinon at t lie wide stretches from the Tleutlau Is
Arcade theatre Wednesday only, 'binds down tho coast, and strikes In
which formerly was called "Cast!-? lnd at San I Hego where California
Craneverow." K. T. Lowe, Jr., made ;:iKtrononiers will gather to aludy the
the adaptation to the screen and ellipse. ,
Jack Conway directed, with Kileenl Tho path or tho fihtidow crosse.'i
rercy, June Klvidge, Bertram Grass
by and others in support.
ICE GIVEN
AT IM8LER
the Gulf of t 'alli'ornhi and si rlkes
(be mainland west of llormostllo, tho
capital of Sonora, and continues
southeastward Across Mexico to ond
In the Carrlhean Sea noar tho A in
tilks.
One nnrtv of Arizona flclnnllstH
will bo headed by hr. II. A. iJouglas, o
cording to present plans, a second
expedition wilt he organized to awnlt
t ho eclipse at a different point.
1 10 YKAKS OK AG 13
(liy. Associated J'ress)
A1.AMKHA, Calif., April 10. Man
uel i.eo Silva, a nallvo of tho
Azores, just celebrated his 1 loth
birthday here. He came to Alameda
75 years ag,o. bo says, and his third
wile, aged !u, 1m now with him.
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director of tho Stewiwd observatory 1 9
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Service i
Enclosed Cars
CALL
MAIN 44
After Mlilnlulit (lull I'olcy Hotel
IMAI.V 7711
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to the Consumers' I'ienic at our markets daily
rain or shine.
MENU
Whole or Half Sugar Cured Hams, It), 25c
Bacon, per lb from 24e to 37c
Picnic Shoulders, per lb i 15c
Cottage Butts, per lb ...19c
Rolled Boneless Shoulders, per It) 20c
Whole Fresh Shoulders, per lb . 15c -
The Grande Ron.de Meat Co.
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l.Mni.KIl, vpril o. Mr. and Mrs.
TI. A. Watson gave an invitation
dance and social at their home Krl
d ay evening. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. I'rescott. Mr. and Mrs. 4 s
born. Mr. and Mrs. I loss Terry, Mr.
and M is. William Westensknw, Mr.
and MYs. Kd. I tehusioti, M rs. Smith,
.Mr. and Mrs. John Coble, Mr. Kohhs
and his daughter l.eta. M r. Klplinj;
Lars n and Miss Itnth Literal. Lunch
wns served and a good Unto was
enjoyed by all.
Th,, I dub of tho Tmbler high
school nave a party In the K. 1.
hall Friday evening. All high school j
students nnd lettermen were invited. !
The evening was spent in dauciin;,
playing games and other similar ,
ainusemonts.
Many of the eighth grado , pupils
aUemle.l a paity at Alicel Kridav :
evening. I
Many young people of Jmbler j
spent Kaster in the nioimtn ins. Some I
walked while others went horseback, i
it threatened rain in the forenoon j
hut. they all readied bom without 1
getting very wet. !
Several 1 mhle,. people seem to hn '
on tlio rnovt! this week. Leo Clark!
1ms moved into the Archie Keown 1
place, which he recently -tun chas' d.
Ley( .letisfin is moving into his m w '
homo In town, and Jtan Westensknw , q
is moving on to his iai in which he o
purchased from Levi Jcusori a :lioi 1
ime ago. . 1 g
The senior class of the Imldi r hhr'rr ! o
sehofd gave a candy sale at (he 1 O
Kcbool hnisc Wcilnesday for the pur- q
ptse of raising money to help pay ' O
In,- their class rings. 1
Mr. Jhjrland of La C.iandn was ao
hushiPHs visitor in town Thursday. i O
I'M Henison was a La Ctiande vis
itor l'Yidav. 2
01 Mr. nnd Mrs. Wukeficld returned j O
2 home Thursday after visiting rola- I ,
O 'lives in J.a (irando. , 2
Miss Jiuth Literal was a La Grande, i O
visitor Thursday. j O
The boy ficouts havo oiL'anlzed a , o
basehall team. M Iheir last meet- j O
ng rank McKennou wa selected
c;i.t .in.
To Have and To Hold
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. . '
Tha Crescent Meat Co., Inc. .
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings,, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we cany in stock, and 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 and crankshaft bcarirgs.
Leightora's -Welding &
MacHine Works
La Grande, Oregon
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
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SIACIIINR KIIOI" AND FOUKimV '
All Kinds of Machinery. Automobiles onil Tractors Rppalroa,
Ovcrhliuli'd nnd Unbuilt.
Acotyli nu Wrlcllnir of All Kinds
Cylllnlor liorlnfc tinil Ovi'rBlzo l'lstons
Crunltslitifts, l'lMtons tttnl riston 1'lns Itt'ground
, (ilvn V n Trail
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WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES
and
SUPPLIES
H & S Electric
Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps
105 Depot St. Phone CJ3-W
Orders for nil wood nmili; by
Bowman - Hicks
Lumber Co.
will III! tllki ll lit '2012 N I'lrsl
or Phone Main 547
J. L. Munhall
Terms Cash
Is
Imperial
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Main 580
Prompt, Courteous
, Service
After Midnight Call
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on easy monthly term.
Inquire, ,1. It. Oliver
I'lionii 2:i2-V.
Rads Wanted "at
the Observer
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SHOW IT TO
VOU UNTIL WE
HAVE FINISHED
our dinner.'
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La Grande - Baker
oil i.nnves l,a Cirnndo. T.euve Uakor
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0:iio n. m. 8:i" n. m.
4:(n) p. in. 1:00 p. m.
I.A CH.WKIM.'MON
leaves I.a CJrnnile. Leaves Union
9:00 a. i.:. 7:30 0. m-
1 :oo p. m. 10:00 a. m.
r.:ir. p. ni. 3:30 p. ni.
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FRANK Pv. SUYDAM
Genera! Repair
Shop
Furniture Repaired and
Refinished
Household Repairing of
All Kinds
106 Fir St, Phone 513 J
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