La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 12, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 12, 192.1 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE SEVEN Classified Want Ads 11 theatres PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OKTKOI'A'I nit; i iivsK lAxa D1kJ-.b- f,ni '?" MA1UIAHKT 1NOLE i7.,., "'"eases of women ana " p"'My. . orru-o phone rings. Eommer liidg. im. H. e. SaiOl.x Osteopathic IMiyxii-inii and Surgeon Successor to Dr. (i. w. Zimmerman. Office I'hono Main os. iti.,, 153.M Palmer Hoesch ru.tc, 1a Grando' A'mm.i-:vs V- .1 ana K"BHHAUD Oeo. T ..... a,lu .jtoil li. i-;nt.iiirtl. At i?. ..!!?'" La Uri"'Jn National ilank . i lor,l'y-'i-i.nw. lto.nns ... .im n roiuy uingo 1J dir. Tuki elevt"r. 12-1:1-1,1 VUIItOI'UACIXHl DR, IIKI.LK MVKHS. 1'Urnnri.l New Foley Building. ,Hmirs 10 to 1; "-. to 9 p. ill. and 7 to 8 p. T-31-U and Naturopath. .Wivuuh and cliroul dlsenst? a specially. Suite ::u. tuna nier muff. Over Kilvertlmrno's. Office iivuib, u m li a. in., I:.JU to ft p. 7 to 8 l'ViMl!ll,-. I'hone 197-W. 1IF.NTISTS DR. R. J. RUCKJIAX. 1)1!. R. ft MILUER Dentists (Rooms 9 to 14 . Palmer-Roesch Hldjr. Adams Ave at Depot St. Hours fl to (i. Phone Main 70. Special hours by appoint ment. I,a (Jrnndc, Ore. DR. A. N. MAYVlLM-: SpeolaliEt tl chronic disrn.ses. .itt)ni, Ai.-chano Therapy and Natural. iiih.- Skin am blood dlftenHi';i, m-rvmis (Um-asoa Chroiile JleiKlat'.iB, Kczema, Ueiutfca AppumUciiia, CunstipfiUon, Itowel irouoio: an Ktmia or Chronic Di seases HucceHMi'ully tifJtt.'d. I'hon Main Rita. Hoom l,,2,.3, second I'looi Coolldire Bktg., opposite' Star Then ter. Office house, j,o (o 12 a. m. 1:30 to 5;l)0 p. 111. Consultation five 3-4-U PIAN'O TCNKILS BXPKUT PIANO TUNlNCClean and voice your piano without extr; charge. Work KuurnnUu-d.' ('nil New Un Hook Store for appointment. Koj E. VhtlllpK. 4-1 5t . FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Ll. O.' O, M. Iai (Jrande IOilo No.' 3f.ll Loyal Ordor of Mnosi holds re(?ulat meetings every Thurcrtny nifjht at I p. . m. at Odd 'Kcllowrt Hail. Th. Women's Mnosolu-art LcUm meet: second and fourth Thursdays of end: month. Moo.se I.-Jon of the Worl. meeta nccond Monday of each month Viitorp ahviiys wclromp. i A, N. MAYVILLE, Dictator, 1 t C. S. RUUIJZ, Kooietoiy, B. P, O. lllks Ia Grando I-odire No 433. utiugH liiftitB each Thursday evenjnir p.l a o ciork.iiane and cnu privileea cheerfully extended to alJ iirotner kikf. ft. DUAV rROWR. TCxnlted Rmer. F. L. riARSON. Secretary. MODERN WOUOAU. OK AMliUlCA Jj Grande intm) NT;'7"ft.S rtircli on the first Thursday uvenlnc of each month. In the K. of p. hall, VUltlng . E. ll. l:lXOO. V. C. JAKK ItOMTOCIC. Clerk. 'A. F. and A."Ai. Ia Grande Lods NO 41. A. F. amTA. M.. 1"UIh regular meetings firj't and third Fridays at 1 :.10' p. ni. Cordial welcome to all jklasonfc. i LOT U RNODOPASS. W. M. E, n. ItlNGO, Hec;retary. F. O. EAGLK.S At-rio No. 2f.l, .meet--V every Fridt.y" ntfiht at Eaglcd Hall Visiting members welcome. Z. I.ILL.V, W. P. J. K. iilUDSELU Sec. ft'OODMKX OF -THK VOliLDLfl Grando Camp No. I'i9. Meeta every Monday nlKht nt Knles Hall. Al viaRlnff NelRhlmr welcome. nue payable at the ofilro of the clerk Kooms 21-22. La Grando Natlona Bank Building- J. J. Mumhlsnn, C. C. R. J. KITCHICN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF I'YTIllASJlted Cms: Lodse No. 27 meets every Monda? evenlnff in Cnstlfi II h 11 (K. of P Hall), nt 8 p. m. A PyOtinn welcoim to all viMtins Knights. 13. C. FIKLnS. C. C. C. I GIIAJIAM, K. it. S. WOMliN'S ItttN'El-'iT ASSOCIATION oi the Alaecabeofl. La Grand Lode No 27, W. B. A. of M. Lodtfo meets first Thursday at 3 p. m. and third Wednesday at 8 p. m., Rt Iv. o V Hall. Vi.ltlnc Sisters ve1rnme. ; I , MPS. NOP A li. MACKK Y, C. ! MAR.TOK1K EATON. It. K. C E, B. Hope Chnpter No. 13, O. B. S. holds Htut-d eoinrnunlcatlon the sec ond and fourth AVi'dmd:ys of enf i. month. Visiting members corfllnJl) welcomed. , MARTHA KI-LIOTT rAIttCEH, W. M ANNA S. GROVI-V Sec. FOIt 8ALK OK TRADE FOR SALK Wapon equipped for vruveling; bugcy harness and one racing sulky. Rusch Second Jand Store. 1U0I Fir St. 4-9-tit FOR SALE Saddle mare, will rack. Has nice soft canter. Phone 226-R. ' 4-10-3t J sri'i:it ArtF. tiii'.si-: T(H ll.VAMK.VT W'KXKS EVERETT TRUE By Condoj OR SALE By owner, 1 acre im proved land with all good build ings, I acre strawberries. C. S, Stilweli, 2709 N. Depot. 4-10-4tp FOR SALE 40 acre of orchard land on Pumpkin ryiitpe For particulars address Frank Sion. Suimnerville. Phone 55. L 4-9-titp Those who Hkc muslrnt romi dips or rirrttsea will cHpet'inlty rnioy the tournament soeap tn the hi Cosnio tmiftun production . "When KnlKht lioofl Was In Flower1," a Paramount pie tine Nturring .Marion lavlPs wliieli opens ut the Arcade theater today tor a three-day run. Tiers of funel fully decorated boxes fluttorinR wlt tlays and jennunta and I raped with. KurlundR of fosok; hetiutifully Kowned women; rourt attemlants; kniKhtH lit armor und court JestPis nuiko this lu-iltiuut seono one of the most sparkling- events imiiKinahle. The irlitter and thn Hplendoi of it ult remind 0110 ulternutely of a circus or musical comedy. 4 In the central 1ox sit Kinx ilenry VIII und Quen ' CalhertnV while Princess Mary Tudor loaits over the laillim. enraptnred at tho vision of thn gallant Churl en lirundon, clad in armor, as he stops his coal black horrV directly in front of tht roya! party and bows low. Murlon Javle plays tho part of Princess Mary and her charm was never set off to great er advantage than tn the regal jew eled robes of (ho princess who was wlllttiR to forsake a throne for lovo. . Robert G. ViKiiola directed tho Int ' press! vo production, l.yn llardini? plas Kins Hoary VIII. Ho is one or Knsland's foremost actors and he played the part over two btitidrcd tlim-a on the IcKltlmato stage. fher esa (Touover Max welt is cast as the queen. , "When Knighthood Was ttt FOR SAUE 1 fresh milk cow. 1 Flower" is ono 0 the most olaborat 4-year-old Jersey giving 2 gallons screen productions ever made In thi poultry. PAPER FOR APPLtt AND FRUIT Boxes for sala at the Observer of 'fiee. Ch an. i 7-8-M FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch ing eggs from two year old hens. Ilest Hollywood trapnested stock. $1.25 a setting.- $(.00 a hundred. Eggs from hens with record from Ida to 220 eggs. $1.75 a setting. $8.00 a hundred. All cockerels, pedigreed from hen's 2,10 to 275 eggs. Mrs. Goorgo H. Chapman. Phone 490-R. 3-21-26tp ! I I I Superfiri ine Bread cxd KtSHT IN THS LlVlM-S. Room IjSttS CHAT X1-1-' TPIMNEK. IS f?.eDY. l-"OR SALE Rhode Islnnd hens with e(rpa for settinR. Phono Farmers .. . 4-11-gtp ilwliil MADE WITH MILK That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer Than Other Breads rrSTHEMILKt 'no, uer'S 0 into vooii UIMINU R00M. 1 NOTIC l-r'c KBl-T SO FUL.U tJt- CUSST vlvjrxt . imi ( l,uV.s RCQM' WSU, IF IT'S evtSDvjq: . . . im 6000 tcvl-i? P.C3 Wi' 'h. now, be fresh July st. Have !1 fryain fed Iiors weighins 190 lbs. Will dress and deliver half 'or whole to any address, 12c per lb. Fat hens wanted. . J. L, String field, 1703 Fourth St. Phone M5-J. - - - 4-ll-2tp FOR RENT FOR IRENT Furnished apartment. tidutts only.. KiU7 renn ave. , 4-ll-2t FOR RENT One sleeping room. In quire lalO Adams. a-M-tf iltll'lVl'lPS "WAY ' DOWN KAST" fOMINO I. W. Ortrntli'H plftui-iaittou ot Way J town l-ist. hast'd on ' Hi ? wtnffo play by l.ottto lll.'itr Uarkcr, wlfjch for tko iiual twonty-lwa yi-ai-! wnrt one of tho rm-nl rlassics of tho Amerlrnn theatre, win ho prcaentuu at the ilierry Tlieatrc on Sunday for llii'oe days with tho following east: Mlllan CllHh, l'tleliiml Jtattlielniess. Mary liny, llurr Melntonh, l.ownil Khernian, C'rolffhton Hale, Mrs, Mor- FOli RENT Furnished bedroom. Close in. Phone 4B4hR. 4-ll-2t FOR HENT Three - furnished apart ments, . r ourtn. u. K. Gib son. " 4-4-tf FOR 'BENT Three furnished rooms suitable for offices or apartment. Inquire Room 9, Roesch-Palmer lildff.,,or phone Main 70. 4-9-f FOR RENT Clean, well furnished i rooms' for light housekeeping. - No children. Call 131-W. 3-6-tf FOR RENT Very desirable corner apartment over J. u. "enr,ey to Store. 3-27-tfp WANTED WANTED To do tractor plowing. Inquire Charles famutz. pnone 'Farm 178. - 4-10-3tp MAN WANTED To care for horses and pardon. Year round job. Ap ply to Mt. Emily Timber Co. 4-10-Bt WANTED-TO-R.EN T-4-room house. Write F. A. S. care .Observer. 4-9-Btp WANTED Two or thre men to work on farm. Inquire Hot Lake Sanatorium. 4-7-Gt MISCELLANEOUS. llATOnNGEGGSTmTcretl Strain S. C. White Leghorns; also elec tric range. W. li. Pickens Phone 2C8-R ' ' 4-9-3t HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 908 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 Avenue. Phone 147-.I. Strictly , Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf Vhrop studios w'ero usml In the' fllmlni' and the costumes cost a amall ' fortune. ikJ 6000 XCvSl-i pROM MO (a) inex'u. -st Tao kiNS.il i i 1 1 ti i lit ta . r 'a. i " u - iifir, airiin ' ii r ii liersclf. 'but succeeded only in goIHnJtf .both Icps broken. The wealthy Klrl ito whoMo hotno she was taken, und I her guest, a Westerner, decided to try letting a little minshlna and sym jpa'thy into Malene's life and to tenen ;fter how to dress and to walk. Ida- il,.,w, itrill fliiifni' l,lnuuniiiA1 Ulltx gan lielmont, Kato Llruce. Edgar Ne;- . P,;.irn,inir Iim, hoantlfui irlrl under his trcatmertt and won the lovo oC the son, Grot-ire Neville, Vivla Oicdcn, Jortfr Strong, Josephine Hornanl, Mrs. Pavtd Iandua, I'atricia l'ruen, Kloreneo Short, Ktnlly Kitzroy una Myrtle Kutch. Mr. Griffith's production of "Wav Iown Kast" represent ten month's work, of the most exacting character, for in tils screen version of tho story lie hae endeavored to follow close y the narrative of the stapo play, with here and there a digression for'tho purpose of dramatic value- or idabor ution. "Way Down Rnst" ts the bisgost production Mr. Griffith has made. Several Griffith innovations nro pro mised. InciuduiK a Kcnuiuo Kev$ Eng land ice break on the Hiver. following the, premiere perform ance, the production will be offered daily, matinc0 and evening. There will bo a special music program. doctor. - It's a story nl" everyday ttfo, toid truthfully, humorously am! sym pathetically as only llnpert Hughes can tell witch a tale on the screen; lirry Semon in his latest 2 reel laughing success, "Tho t'otiuter Jum per." . La Grande, Oregon ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Nothing the movie critics have to say can be heard aliove the clink of rash at Ihebnx office What to Eat and Why "Proteins" in Your Food Important for Tissue-Building KIIKKKY'S TOI1AV TtWtOHIKJW- Kvery person who saw lltiper-t. HukI'os' two biff photoplays, "Thi OUL Neat'- and "Uimseroiis Curve A liead," will not want to mls hta next picture, 'The .Wall l-'lowor," fcatur inff" tolleen Moore, which comes lo the. Sherry theatre Today and To morrow. It was directed, as welt as written, titled ami cut, by Mr. Huc-hcs ami possesses the same limnor, peno-i tratlng insight and sense of the dra matic ttrtt the two former pictures re veaied. it was produced ly (roldwyn with a fine cast Includimr Itlclrttrd lix. Tom Gallery, Kush Hughes, son of the author, (jcrtiude Aalor, Fanny Slot'khridse and others. Idalene Nohbin liad been so re pressed tiy her mother ami her bro. thers and was dressed so qucerly that she' seemed to herself and everyhody else an UKly duckling. At dances slie was left sitting nKainst the wall. Hlie I hail u false altitude towards life and towards herself. ShCT tried to Ki' The Proteins in our foods nro in charge of an important work for us. They are a necessary factor in building and maintaining the body tissues. Wc need a certain, definite quantity of Proteins daily from our food and the quality as well as the quantity of the Proteins is im-wirtant. Grape-Nuts includos the excellent Proteins of the wheat, ond the sunnlv of Proteins is supplemented by the cream or milk with which Grape-Nuts is eaten - ' The Proteins In Grape-Nuts are combined with e Tery desirable form of carbohydrates (the grain starches) which are partially pre digested through the long, slow baking by which Grape-Nuts is made. In its easy and quick diges tion and assimilation Grape-Nuts helps prevent the unfavorable in- testinal : conditions which often occur from other sources of Protein supply and which greatly Interfere with nutrition. Grape-Nuts, with cream or milk, is a complete food, containing phosphorus, iron, calcium and vitamins elements vitally neces sary for the Body's needs but of ten lacking in modern, "refined" foods. - . You will find Grape-Nuts won derfully crisp, flavory and appetiz ing a delightful part of any meal -and an important aid to health and fitness. Ready to serve from the package order from your grocer today. Many servings to a package of this genuinely economical food. Grape Nuts the Body Builder. "There's a Reason. Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich. YOU ARE INVITED to the Consumers' Picnic at our markets daily rain or shine. MENU Whole or Half Sugar Cured Hams, lb, 2oc Bacon, per lb from 24c 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 MARKET llOOVr.lt MAKKET lilt STKKKT MAKKET nnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo000000000000 ..J.. HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. t. J. TucKcy, 18U8 second street. 242-J. -27-t ALL PERSONS desirous of obtain ing certified seed potatoes are re quested to call at La Grande. Na tional Bank within next five days. 4-10-51 La Grande ? MATTRESS SHOP AND ! ! WEAVING WORKS ; ; Mattresses of nil kinds cleaned I and rebuilt. Feather Henovntlnj- Rag Rubs and Fluff Hugs for J ale. Carpet and Itug Cleaning Ox 1 2, SI. .10 and up Chas. Kdwnrds, Prop. . Phono 253-W ............ FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 After Midnight Cull Foley Hotel MAIN S When You Buy Meadow Harvest Butter You Get the Best Scientifically Made from Pure Cream Union Creamery Company Phone Main 122 . La Grande, Oregon. You Can Save If you never hove, you can now. Send for your Government's New Free Book which shows you how to accumulate money safely through Treasury Savings Certificates. Send for your copy today and take the first step towards Independence and success. I pill 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., mc 11)7; UtJf Tn Ihii hnnli email thi coupon to ttff Na"V The United Stntet Government I yWJreij-- Sartngs oystem Treuurv Department Washington ,.D. C. . Cfrj.. LA GRANDE-IRON WORKS All MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors Repaired,' Overhauled and Rebuilt. (r Acetylene Welding of All Kinds Cylinder llorlnc and Ovm-stito Pistons Crankshafts. Plsums and Piston Pins Rogrottnd , tilro V B 'I'rall ) D. FITZGERALD Prop. astJHnmms8H8"JjmmK!2 Orders for att wood made lr Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will bo taken at 21112 N First or Phone Main 547 J. Sh Sfimtintl Terms t'nshr 6oooooooooooooooooooooooooopoo6oooooooooc(oooooo6ooooor OOOOOOOOOQQOtOOOOOOOOdOOOtt T?..tt, -; . ' ; v.: o J J U I V. I When Better if Automobiles Are Built Electrical" WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES ' and . , ' SUPPLIES H & S Eleciric Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps 105 Depot St. . Phone 393-W o i auttan!tatt'"'s e, . ol n n n A o o o o oio o;o o!o oio oto ota o o o o o.o O;0 o o o to o.o o o o o o o o o o o o o too o Money To Loan business or liomo proper! j on easy monthly terms, liiiiulre .1. It. Oliver Phone 232-W, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS I ........ ooooopoooooooooooo jooooooooooqoooooooooooooooooooooooj oooooooooooooooooooooooooo BY ALL5I AN TjTtfjY'' I'D BETTER ST A iSil' UP- MAY BE I CAN ffr "-5L,(PO SOMETHINS.! ' liHfl S W r. -A CAN 1 DO ANVTHIMC, , A Hard Night 4 Ll matter. . That &a(3v keeps DAnnv V me awake all rr L7 N,GHT with V . HER CRV1N ' BA-A-A-Affy NO. SHE S JU5T GOT A LITTLE CRYING SPELU- GO AND 5EE WHAT DANNY 13 I WHINING ABOUT IM THERE- ii i vk i. . jr iii r- ;,' Of ALL TH 2 WILDCATS. 'V hootino cvils .jai-.in ) parrots, those two m:s ( get The gold mc?l ! v VOU MIGHT A5 WELL "t RV IOC": fP r r Will Build Them . j . .' See': 'i? Soiithard & Shinit'f g Cor. Adams and Fi?i " OOaOQQOauuuuuuuuuuuwwwwv Rags Wanted at the Observer La Grande - Baker Leaves I.a Grando. Leaves Baker UrOd a. m. S:G& a. rai 4.ai p. m. 1:09 P. m. t,A GRASfR-VIKN I.av La Grande. Leayes L'nioa 9ton a. iii. 7:30 a. m. l:iiu p. ni. 5:45 p. m. 10:00 a. m. 3:30 p. m. FRANK R. SUYDA5I General Repair Shop Furniture Repaired and Refinished I Household Repairing of All Kinds lOGFirSt Phone 5134 ! I'; HI ! i i k ! O O O O O o o o - o o o o o o o o o o in !!1 -ii! ! f s o I nt i t:t:tttnttttttitmtttmtttJttrcttaL -4 t.