La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1923, Image 7

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.Friday, April 13, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ;
PAGE SEVEN ,
Classified Want Ads I
I' THEATRES
' PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTICOI'ATHIU
1VSH1A.NS
?.nl ?" MjVLUIAUKT 1N.1..I.-
, h. i:. s iioi:v
Osteopathic l'l.ysUism ,( Surj-e,,,,
Successor to I.r. a. v. tmmemmn.
rrric0 I'hono. ..Main 63. lies ivi m
ralmer liol, Ul W:Miu,
'A'ITOUM:ys
COCHRAN and l:i;EiuiAltn n-r. t
coclirun and C-jh.n l: i.'i...--T7:.-.i
Kn,'!'. La Craml N'lH-nul Lank
elevfttt"'- 12-1 ' -1 it
ciiiKoi'K.nrroit
DR. HELLI5 MYEHS. CMraorn.-tnr
Aew iM.lcy Building. Mourn 10 to 12
... .w u y. in. una v io it a. m
1 ' 1-2A-U
'nn t i.i iiwi. .. . ..
i x t-M""'.1'. Lhirnpr.-i'-tni
. n-tiuiuiiiiui. A. ivoiirt iintl eliroiiU
, diseiitH'H a pp's inhy. Suiu- :!i
mer UMtj. Ovor Silvt-rth.irne'a. Oiflc
AV l" " in,, i:JU io .ri u.
l'lioin- -l'7-W.
7 to 8 ovnnln:
ii;mists
DR. R. J. RUCK-MAN, K. H.
MILIjER DentitsIlooms 0 to 14
Palrher-Roesch Bidf. Adams Ave
. at Depot St. Hours 9 to (i. Phono
. Alain (0. Special hours by appoint
: ment (Jnimle, Ore. "
DR. A. N. MAYVllLK.ecl!ilif:t It
vnt uiiii; umt'UM'3. .Ml-111 HUM, .UutiatlO-
Therapy and Naturopath. &k:n uni
blood disenst!, n-iviins (iis"n.st!i
Chronic Hf ailac'.ie. hVz:nm, ischitiu't
Appendicitis. (.iisiip:itinn, Uowel
'irouoie; r:i Kinds ut I tnonie Di
B ease 3 success l"u Mv tniiUi-il. I'ltnm
Main Rfla. Itooin i. 2. ::. N.cotid fh.ni
Coolkltiu Wklt;., opposite yinr Tla-a-1
mi. vjiiu:o iHMi.sy, in io i n. m.
1:30 to C:00 p. m. Consultation freo
3-l-ff
VOJt SAliK OR TRADE
Kelt SA1.K NVw I'mlerwonrt type
writer, ulltfhtly used: bought Iee. 3,
1!22; . 12-inch. e-urriuKe, $iiO, Cash
takes it. Kplcy Hotel. As for Mr.
McKenzio. 4-lS-2tp
"OR RAI.i: Ftirnltmo for
Vrlt IJox 334. City.
5 rooms.
4-12-litp
FOR SALE ' Wagon equipped for
traveling-; buggy harness ami one
racing sulky. Ruscli Second Hand
Store. 1901 Tir St. 4-9-lit
EVERETT TRITE
'AND t 10 A St .viV''J
Last jmovk? Vvncai
H5 S4 d
FOR SALE By owner 1 ucto im
proved land with all Rood fcuild
i ntfs, 5 acre strawberries. C. S.
Stilwell, 2709 N. Depot. 4-10-4tp
FOR SALK 40 acre of orchard lfmd
on Pumpkin Ridge For particulars
address Frank Sion, Summerville.
Phone 55. 4-9-(itp
PAPER FOR APPL.K AND FRUIT
Boxes for f.alo at the Observer of
fice. Ch ap. . , , 7-8-tf
FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch
ing eggs from two year old hens.
Rest Hollywood trapnested stock.
15 a setting. $6.00 a hundred.
Eirgs from hens with record from
1C0 to 220 esrgs. $1.75 a setting.
?8.00 a hundred. All cockerels,
pedigreed from hens 2.10 to 275
eggs. Mrs. George II. Chapman.
Phone 490-R. 8-21-Ztitp
"'RR ASS COIAMMi:X'rsrt
VM. l AllM M'S ItA'IT'ST f
Drama and William Kai num Tlioro
is u eoinldiiution that lifconu-n HtroiiK
nr with every pteturo In which the l'o
star appears. His latest, "Hiass Coni
andmonls' will te show ut the Str.r
Theatre Saturday and Sunday. It h
a story of the West, in the hicer.y
style of Charles AMi-n Stltzer, poiju-
lar for Ills narratives of outdoor ac
tion. To make a pood thtui? bettor
Tom Santsehl, who held such a litem
orulilp conriiet with Karnum In th
'Spoilers," (fives tho Vox star an e-
unully htstorieal haltlo In this play.
There nio two Kltis in the story.
Wanda Hawley plays a capable fem
inine lead opposite V'ai num and
Claire Adams conies In for .her shaie
of lionors. There Is action, tons of it
tho story retains Interest by Its drama
tic tensity: romantic skein is we!
woven through tho tale and the cli
max thunders with power. This ts
the opinion of critics who saw the
film beforo Its release to the general
public. Tho pooplo of la Grande wt'l
soon be able, to judgo for themselves.
A Mutt and Jeff comedy, will also
lie fehown.
FOR RENT
I
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By Condo
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Superfine j
Bread
ROYAL HAROi: IH)I?
.MARION' 1AVIKS IN
. CiltlvVr IMIOTOIM
st a .
Makes Imposing I-'jilrantv
"Wlicn KitlulitlKHhl Was
In Flower"
K )K liKNT Small lioime and gar
den spot tit corner Fourth and Jef
ferson; house not rhodorn; no no
ki-ocs need apply. Mrs. Kihel
Cirandy. 2111 Second St. ' 4-12-:tt
1 1 It KN'T Three furnished rooms
suttabln for off icy. or apartment.
Impiire Room 9, Uoeseh Rldg., or
phone Main 70. 4-3-tf
FOR RENT One sleeping room. In
quire 1310 Adams. ' 3-24-tf
WAXO TIJMCRK
EXPERT PIANO TtJNlN(.Cleiin nno
Voice your pinno wiiltout cxir:
charge. Work niniratiterd. Call Nnw
lln Book Storu for uppolnlmont. Roy
- E. Philllpw. 4-lS-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
Ix. O. O. M. La fjrftnde Lo.-ffo No. jr.ll
Loyal Order nf Moose, holds roguhlt
meetings every Thur.sdny night (it
p. in. ut Odd I'VUuwH Hall. Tin
Wonmn's TUoosehi'firL legion meet;
Boeond and fourth Thursilny.s of vnch
month. Aloo. Lenrion or ho Worb
meets second Jfonday of each month
VisllorH nl wavs we I en mo.
A. N. -MAYVILLEj Dictator.
C. S. SI1ULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O. Elks J-a Crunda Lndiro No
433. ijotigc meets eneii 'Thursday
ovunlng at B cudoek. llonifi nun clui
privllenerf cheerfully xle::di'd to all
Rrother KIks.
s. Di:. rnowp. Touted Ituwr,
F. L. i:Ai:SOX. Sec rotary.
MODERN WOODMICN OK A.M1CUICA
1,0. Grandfi Camp No. 7 T 0 :i meets on
the first Thursday event nu of en.ch
month. In the'K. of P. hall. V'sltiag
Neighbors weicnn.
K. i:. HlN'flO, V. C. '
, JAKE lyjSTDOK. Clerk.
A. F. and A. il. l.a Or anile l.odiro No
41. A V. anTT A. if., holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays nt
7:30 p. in. Cordial .welcome to all
Mason:.
LOT L. PVnpOPASS. W. M.
1-3. P.. RINOO, Koeretary.
F. O. KAOLK.S Aerie, No. 2.".S, meets
every Friday" ninht at lagles Hall
Visiting meters welcome.
Z. IAIAsY. V.. l
J. K. UIItDSKLU Sec
WOOD.MION tF T1-M-: WOULD Ln
Ornnde Camp No. n:5. Meets every
Unndnv iiii'lit nt Entries Hall. Al'
vlsitinff Neisrhbors wt iome. Dues
payable nt the oiTiro uf tho clerk
Rooms 21-22. La OranUe Natlona
Bank Uuilding.
J. J. MurehlFon, C. C
R. J. K1TCH KN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cmsi
Lodge No. 27 meets ev-ry Monday
evening in Castle H.ill fK. f P
Hall), nt ft p. in. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
K. C. FIELDS. C. C.
C. L. ORAHAM. K. ft. H.
WOMEN'S liLXEFIT ASS" 'Ol ATION
ti.a H!(.rfiiM.ii I .)i Oraiide Lodee No
27, W. II. A. of M. Ludgu meets first
Thnt-Kdnv nt 2 P. m. and third
Wednesilav at 8 p. ni., at K. of t
Hall. VlsUincr Sisters wl.;mc.
MRS. NORA It. MA'-'KEY. C.
MARJORIE EATON. R. K.
. E. S. H"pe Chnpt.-r No. 1 :), O. L. S.
holds staled comimmlent Ion tho see,
ond and fourth Wednesdays of enel
month. Visiting ineinbers cordlnllj
MRVh!",ET.T.TOTT PARKER. W. M
ANNA S. OliOVE, See.
FOR RENT Three furnished apart
ments, zotn i. r ourtn. . ti. K. ma
son. ' 4-4-tf
FOR -KiENT Three furnished rooms
suitable for offices or apartment.
Inquire Room 9, Roasch-Palmer
IUtlg., or phone Main 70. 4-9-tf
FOR RENT Clean, well furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No
children. Call 131-W. 3-0-tf
FOR RENT Very desirable corner
apartment over J. C. Fennev Co.
Store. 3-27-tfp
WANTED
WANTED Sewing.
I'hono 196-lt,
4-l2-2tp
WANTED A middle-aged .woman as
housekeeper. Apply Geo. Heneko
at Savoy liotel. 4-12-2tp
PARTY TAKING Kiddle Coast.'
from Wright's Grocery Store plcasa
return to store and suitable re
ward will be given. 4-12-3t
WANTED TO RENT 4 -room house.
Write F. A, S. care Observer.
4-9-otp
Marion Dnyies us - Princess Mary-
Tudor in "When Knighthood Was In
Flower,' Cosmopolitan's aptendhl
plclurlzatlon for Paramount of Chas.
Major's rornancd of Merrie England
in the. days of Hluff King llul. whieh
is being shown at tho Arcade, Thea
tre until Saturdny night, has an en
trance befitting her title and estate.
The sister of King Henry VIII has
just reached her sixteenth birthday
itnd a fete in her honor Is given ac
Hampton Court, the l'nlaco built by plain nothing he Iran welded a tho
Cardnlal Wolscy and presented to the lory of eternal lov'1 and hi so doing
King. This ia ono of the show places ihas removed his people from time
til' England preserved to this day. umd period;. Possessed of a vision
Cosmopolitan has established a 'and mentality too great to be handi-
precedent by bringing on the star in I capped by anything, he has brought
the very first sceno of a feature pic- ! forth an epic far muro than clever
litre, but Cleopatra hud nothing on it has, the ring of genius. Tho slm-
I'rincess Mary when It conies to a 'pie fun of plain people Is brought
npectneular entrance in her state j forth in greater measure than the
barge. On the historic terrace of'jstugo version -could ever hopo to .nt-
llainpton Court are grouped all the ; u.in and oners keen contrast to the
principal character's of the English 1 .sufferings and won of Anna Mooro,
part of the -story and "When Knight- ! her hopes and sirtmgles. Probably
hood Was in Flower" starts action t tho greatest east o cnpnhlo playeru
with the very first flash on the over assembled -for n -ma Ion picture
yX flM ; I La Grande, Oregon .
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MADE WITH MILK
That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer
Xhan Other Breads
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screen,.
SIIi:itRY'S
. LAST IAV
WANTED Two or three men to
' work on farm. -Inquire Hot Lake
. Sanatorium 4-7-Ct
MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CORPORATION, largest
in its line, has a dignified position
open lor a specialty salesman of
proven ability; not technical; with
out competition, hut requiring self
confidence. Eastern Oregon terri
tory. Address Wm. Harnett, f2.'J
Corbet t Itlclg., Portland. Ore.
4-12-.1t
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
. Mrs. L. II. Norton, 90G Adamfi
Ave. 8-30-tf
LOCAL- CORSETIERE for Hartley
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Conncll, 1104
O Avenue. Phone 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. Fuckcy," 180S Second
street.' 242-J. 1-27-tf
Those who enjoy a sparkling com
edy, brilliant titles, :nrtd a liltle. weep
or two, will. find all these In the new
Gold wy n picture, "The Wall Flow
er," by Rupert- Hughes, which , wiih
presented at the Sherry theatre last
night. Air. Hughes is one of l he lew
photoplay wrlghts who know how to
create a picture that tells a story
convincingly.- lie is also ono of th-j
first to suporvist every- phase of' li is
work from tho writing of the scen
ario to the cutting of the finished
film.
Mr. Hughes mndo a huppy choictt
when lie selected pretty Colleen
Moore to play tho leading part in
"The Wall Flower.' This charming
phwver reveals a naivete and an un
spoiled sweetness on the screen that
is not only captivating, but is abso
lutely essential to the part' she por
trays. Miss' Moore's acting Is a rev
elation. . She lias infinite resourced
her command, and never resort)
to a bag of stale tricks for her ef
fects. We believe, that a new come
dienne, with an entirely new manner,
has come to delight lovers of , the
screen.
The Goldwyn company has sur
rounded Miss Mooro with an excel!
nt cast, including Miss Fanny Stock
bridge, who played the family ser
vant in Rupert Hughes's widely suc
cessful picture, "The old Nest," Tom
Gallery, Rush Hughes, Gertrude A1-
tor and Rhliurd Dix. " "The Wu'l
Flower wan produced under lie di
rection of the author himself, who.
)for the first time, In this picture took
up the directional reins.
Larry Semon in his latest two reel
comedy '"The Counter Jumper" is al
so being shown.
production was engaged ill tho mak
ing of thin work and 11 enrlrt- In a
thrilling--climax of spectacular scenes
amid the veering flaws of a. .Ifew
England, bliz.ard and the explosiv"
break lug of a river Ice gorge, all of
which enthrall as only a Griffith
effort can move audiences."
ALI4, PERSONS desirous of obtain
ing certified seed potatoes are re
quested to call nt La Grande Na
tional Bank within next five days.
4-10-5t
La Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP AND !
WEAVING WORKS ;
Mattrrssrs of nil kinds donned
I nil rebuilt. r.-athf-P HonovatinB. .
flag niics and . Fluff ltuea J
Cnrpot nnrt ItiiR Cleaning
l).12, SI. 50 nni! up
Clins. F.ihvnnls, l"rop.
I'hono 253-W
FORD & GEORGE
Service
Enclosed Cars
CALL.
MAIN 44
After Midnight Call Foley ITolel
MA1X 77.1
Preventative .Medicine.
Tho tendency of medical science, ia
toward preventative, measures. It is ,
easier nmt netter to prevent tnan
cure. I'neumonia, ono ot tne most
innporouR diseases that medical men
have to contend with, often follows a
cold or attack of tho (rnp. 1 he cold
prepares the system for tho recep
tion and development of tho pneu
monia Ko'rm. The longer the cold
hnnars on. the greater the dnncer.
Take Chamberlain's Couph Remedy
us soon us the first indication of a
cold appears so ub to get lid of it
with the least possible delay. It is
folly to risk an attnek of pneumon
it when tliis remedy may be ob
tained for a1 trifle. Adv.
"Ileacock's Radiophones are four
times louder than any other on
the market, easier tuned, and made
riffht. Enterprise, Oregon. 2-5-!it
YOU ARE INVITED
to the Consumers' Picnic at our markets daily
rain or shine.' "t ' -
MENU'
Whole or Half Sugar Cured Hams, lb, 25c
'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 Grands Rbne Meat Co.
city MMtuirr
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A FACT
Of the 241 different tire makes built the DIAMOND
CORD Gtands out as the unsurpassed in quality. . You
can buy it NOW at a remarkably low price. TAKE
IMMEDIATE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY.
' VjK IMPLEMENT COMPANY 'L
3
(;mi inn lati-ist ricn iti;
is -;iii:ati;s of tmkm all
t'nusu.'il Interest altacln'S, to tjio
opening of the rmniittf niiKaement
in thin city of Jj. V. Urirrith'a great
-sperlaele, "Way Uown lOust," which
will ho hcpii at thr Sherry thcatiM.
"Way Down KaKt" will he pn-si'iiU'il
here for a period of three lays, starl
UK Sumhiy.
If such he possible, this latest tnas-
jtnrfiil prod net ion hy Ihe Kenius of
llhe rtrr(Mn hid.s fair to eel ipse even
ithe enorntoiiK votjne enjoyed hy 'The
IMrth of, a Nallon." Now beln id'
1 fi-red In Ihe leudlni; eillea of the
ln?id( "Way Down Kasl" is altuiet
UtK capacity thronM and .seat it :it,e
i.souirht works in advance.
This pirtiirtzatton of the f;i 111011.4
h1iio suocoms fin nlHhcd hy l,otl ie
Itlnlr Parker and Joseph G flume"
Keen much farther than the original
tile. .Mr. Griffith has ief?un whero
they haltetl. Ho haf not m title It
'a provincial thtiiL'; aiu-rpptiiu; to vx-
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MEAT SELECTIONS
Can always be made to.your entire satisfac
tion at one of our markets'. ... -
Wc carry only carefully -selected - meats at
the right prices. ' v
The Crescent MeaCp. Inc-
LA -GRANDE IRON WORKS
.,..mvi cikii avii roiiNWlY
'All Kinds of Wachlnory. Autniol.llii ond Tractors Jlopalre.
uveriiiKiicd uiiu. ... uu..v.
Acetylene WtHdtwr ot All Kinds i-
Cylinder Ilnrlm: and Oversize lMstona
Crnnkshnfls, Plslons and l'lslon I'lns ltegrouna
(ilvo lis a Trail .
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Electrical
WIRING, -REPAIRING, APPLIANCES
and
SUPPLIES
H & S Electric
Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps
105 Depot St. , PJionc 893-W
mmsi:t:!mi:::u::tt::i!:ii
Orders for all wood mndo by
Bowman - Hicks
Lumber Co.
will bo taken nt lil a N First
or Phone Main 547
.1. If. Mnnlinll
Terms asll
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huick .
Will Build Them
See
Southard & Shinn
Cor. Adams and Fir '
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To Loan
nn liuslnrsH or linnin prnpcrljr
on 'n,v liioiitlily trrniR.
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l'liono 2:(J-V.
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
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La Grande - Baker j
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3:00 a. m. S:00 a. m.
4:00 p. tn. 1 :oo p. '
fiji.vsni--mox
r.ruvcs I. OmmlK. T.onvcn Unloo
0:00 n. in. 7:30 a. m. .
1:00 11. 111. 10:00 n. in.
r.:r. p. m. 3:30 p. m.
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jj FRANK R. SUYDAM
I General Repair
Shop
Furniture Repaired and
Rcfinished
Household Repairing of
All Kinds .1
10G Fir St. Phone 513-J
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