La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1923, Image 7

Monday, April 1923.
..TJIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PACE SEVEN
I Classified Want Ads theatres
EVERETT TRUE
By CtffldOj
PROFESSIONAL
mUECTORY
OSI DOl'A'l llIl) ilVsu 'IA.NS
im. 11. n. s( iioi:
OsSropnthlc- l'lijsl, iim , Sl,,n
Bucc-CHSor to (',. w. Zimmerman
Ofllco l'hone Main 03. ii,.s, 1 r 3-.M
rmmvv iioc!icn mug,, La rinimlc.
ai'ioi:.m:vs
Cochrnn ar.J Colon It. K.hUrtT...i .7
La UrttI"iB NionM Bank
fc, H. I-'INN A1 tornt'v-at-I.aw
20 and 2STi'oli:y Oiflco Ulilit.
11 "oms
Tak.
-lS-lir
CHIIt01IiA(ri'u
u i; ,. , K 51VE'W. chiropractor
. ....-t -..i,:J- i.umuiiik. noitrH 1 p to 1
u. m., J to 6 p. m. una 7 to 8 b. n
I 7-2t-tf
iv. WU"U1-.LI' Chlropractol
.... "!---' i ty. nmiB zu, Mom.
i rner HKIr. Over Silverthnrnc's. OUic.
hours, 10 to 13 a. m., 1:30 to r, n m
' 7 to 8 overlings, l'iiono m-W.
i)i:xTisis
UK. K. J. ..RUCKMAN. DR. R. B.
AULilJtK Dentists Rooms 9 to 14
Palmer-Roesch Bldg. Adams Ave
at Depot St. Hours !)to H. Phone
, Main iU. bpccial hours bv appoint
ment. La Grande, Ore.
NAT UK
OUH1J
DK. A. N. llAYVU,lJIOSiieclaliEt ir
niuiiiu uiaeusi-w. .wt'lll'Xia, .M.'CliailO
Therapy and Naturopath, gkiu anc
hlood diseases. n"rvotis diseases
Chronic Headae'ie, Kpzenift, aciatiei
Appendicitis, Conslipat ion, Ilowel
Trouulo; all kinds of fhronle Di
seases KUL-eoam ully treat, d. l'nom
Main Ijtl3. ltooin 1, 2, ;i, .second fiooi
Coolidffrt Rids., opposite star Then
ter. Office liouse, It) to 12 a. m
1:30 to 0:00 p. ni. Consultation free
3-4-t(
I'lANO TL'.NIOltS
EXPEItT PIANO TU.Nltfcl Clean and
. voice your piano wiffTout extrp
' charge. Work guaranteed. Call New
lin Hook Store tor appointment. Ho
rj. i-Niiiipte. 4-1.
1'Olt SAIjB
OH TltADIi
oALK Grim alfulfn seed. 3.V
Hi- Lester II, lioiul, K. F. I). No. 2.
4-14-ltp
l'01t SALIC tiood heavy sloek sad
dle. Al condition. Call 2U02 N.
Birch. 4-14-otp
V IH SALK-One llaynes car, (i cyl
imler, 5 jiastienjrcr, 1918 model.
Call 1911 Cove. 4-i:i-:itp
I'"OR SALE Everbearing strawberry
plants, $1.00 per hundred. Phone
22-W. 4-13-41
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for falo at the Observer of
fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf
FOR SALE-White Leghorn hatch
in" enK.s from two year old hens.
Best Hollywood trapnestetl stock.
51.25 a setting. $0.00 a hundred.
Ecrgs from hens with record from
100 to 220 e?gs. 1.75 a setting.
$8.00 a hundred. All cockerels,
pedigreed fromvhens 230 to 275
eggs. Mrs. George H. Chapman.
Phone 490-R. 3-21-2Gtp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT One sleeping room. In
quire 1510 Adams. 3-24-tf
FOR RENT Three furnished apart
ments, 2501 N. Fourth. G. R. Gib
son. 4-4-tf
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms
suitable for offices or apartment.
Inquire Room 9, Roesch-Palmer
Bltlg., or phone Main 70. 4-U-tf
FOR RENT Clean, well furnished
rooms lor light housekeeping. No
children. Call 131-W. 3-G-tf
FOR RENT Very desirable corner
apartment over J. u. Penney Co.
Store. 3-27-tfp
LOST
LOST If the party taking the bi
cycle lrom the Central school, on
Wednesday, April 4th, return same
to lulM ,'WftiPhington, a reward will
be paid and no questions asked.
4-14-2t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I. O. O. M. La Grande Lncsa No. :!.",0
Loynl Order of JIoo.se, holds regulai
meetings every Thursday nisht at t
, p. m. ot Odd rellow.s' Hail. Th
i Women's Moo.sehenrt l.e.jion meet;
. second and fourth Thursdays of eacl'
month. Moose L-eiton of the Worli
meets second Monday of each month
I Visitors always welcome.
A. N, MAY VILLI!, Dictator.
C. S. SIIULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O. Elka I.a Grande LoJko No
433. uoUKe meets each Tlitiraday
evening at 8 o'eloelc. Home and clul
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Klks.
S. Dl:AN 1'IIOWE. Exalted Ruler,
T. li. I'EAltSON, .Secretary.
UODKItN WOOII.MKN Of A.UKH!CA
I.a Grnndt Can.p No. 77i):i meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of I', hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
E. l:. KIN'flO. V. C.
i JAKI3 ItOSTOCK, Clerk.
,A.. F. and A, M. La Grande Lodge No
41. A. F. anH-A. .M., holds regular
meetings first and third I-'ridays at
7:30 p. in. Cordial welcome to all
Masonk.
LOT L. RN-OPGRASR, W. XL
E. R. niNGO. Secretary.
F. O. EAGLIOH Aerie No. 2j!l, meetf
every hrlday" niglit at Englcs Hall
Visiting members welcome.
Z. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. lSiimsi'.LU See.
WOODMEN Ob' THli WOULD La
Grande Camp No. lt;9. Meets every
Monday nlKht at Eagles Hall. Al:
visiting Neighbors wtleome. Dues
payable at Hie office of the clerk
Rooms 21-22. La Grando Nationa.
liank Building.
T. J. Mnrrhlson, C. C.
It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ltcd Cros;
Lodge No. 27 meets every Mondn?
evening in Castle Hall (K. of '
Hall), at 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
R C. FIELDS. C. C.
6. L. GP.AHA.M. K. It. fl.
WANTED
WANTED Farm hands. C. VV. Bond
Phone Farmers 4X. 4T14-2t
WANTED Women for
housework. Call 309-M.
general
4-14-tf
WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 room
house: Phone 400-R. 4-13-4tp
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING. Buttons Covered
Mrs. L. . II. Norton, 906 Adams
Ave. 8-30-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley
Corset. Mrs. .1. F. O'Connell, 1101
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. Tuckey, 1808 Second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tf
Another pxnlanation of the modern
child's manners is that too many
wood sheds have been converted into
garages.
Correct this sentence: "He was a
poor , man nnd felt out of place in
the fine restaurant, but he tipped the
waiter only a dime."
About all St Peter need know
about you is the number of times you
have bad to hire n lawyer.
WOMEN'S HIJ.VHl'IT ASSOCIATION ol
the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No
27, W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
Wednesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P
Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome.
MltS. NOP. II. MAOKF.r. C.
MAIUOltIL EATON. II. K.
O. E. S.Hope Chapter No. 1:1, O. E. S.
holds statej communication the sec
ond nnd rourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordl.ill
welcomed.
MARTHA ELLIOTT PARKER. W. M
ANNA S. OltOVIi Sec.
i La Grande !
! MATTRESS SHOP AND:
i WEAVING WORKS j
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darken Gray, Faded HalP
With Sage Tea
Grandmother kept her Iiair beauti
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
with a brew of Sae Tea and Sulphur.
Vhencver her hair took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this sim
ple mixture was applied with wonder
ful effect. By asking at any drug store
fur "Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound." you will Ret a large bottle of
this old-time recipe, improved by the
addition of other ingredients, all ready
to mc. at very mue. cost, inis Mm-
ANITA STBMWRT IX A
SUll'KISK-miSH STOKY
"Ilosp o' the Sea" I Irani at izt's Nw
England Soacoost and City
TfiU'imnts.
The flavor of ronmuce porniPatP-'
the Anita Stewart pr(;ducti':i "Uso
o' the Son," wltii-h will be the star's
First National atu-aetitm nt tho Ar
endo today and Tuesiiuy, necordinj?
to tlie ntlvauee opnuons that liav
benn received on the picture.
So much has been wiitten of un
expected conclusions that the phrase
has commenced to have an overworn
twantr; but Anita Stewart herself i
the sponsor of the statement that
the conclusion of her latest picture
which, if not a distinct surprise to
the majority, of the audience, will at
least be out of the run of the cus
tomary motion picture fadcouts.
"Hose o' the Sea" will prove to be
one of the most lovable characters
that has ever made a sale before
floral display or trod in the ' silk
slippers of the dansant. The wisp
ot n girl who is picked up otf
sinkinic steamer finds her way to the
city's turmoil and bustles and; thru
a coincidence of adventures, heromes
feted and dined hy the wealthiest
aristocrats of the town. ,
Under such conditions an immature
girl might well be pardoned lor los
ing; heu' head; but Hose shows the
calibre of which she is made when
.she refuses countless offers to marry
and makes im ultimate decision that
is as great a surprise to the man
involved as it is to the audience.
The part of Rose is one to which
Miss Stewart is peculiarly adapted
by her naive charm. Playing oppo
site her in the leading role is Ku
dolnh Cameron, while the remainder
of the suporting cast includes Thom-
liouhng, Margaret Laudis, Kate
Lester. Hnllom Cooley. John I Lock-1
ney and Charles 'Belcher.
An cducationo al comedy, "Doglfndian prince. He bought yowling nl
0eAO crusts,
apple co"Rss, i
, 7 ' ' 1 1 1 it. u
I . I - v t I
'UltCKlMS,.!. UiAJ OVlSf BY TOUR OfShi A
v -
fz WANT H'cJO TO SttPAflATe TM SAR6ACi
'r-r?oM THE ImasxS RoPffiR A no So W3P6SS Of
TN' WRM (tra. THAT IT tvOrV'T 136 4IM OvL-BtVISS
TO HAH OfJ. INVITATION 'TO Trite pl-lg. QUI
Sense," is also a part of the program.
SHERItYS TODAY AND
TOMORROW
lev cats in flocks.
At last one day while ho was
working "on location" this funny lit
tle white kitty came tripping dain
tily down the jroad and walked right
into cne piciure.
, "I'm in this picture" it seemed to
sav with its bright eves.
"You surely are replied Mr. Grif
fith emphatically
A little white kitten is one of the
stars of D. V. Griffith's master film
play "Way Down East." It never
fails to win a laugh at every perfor
mance, at the Sherry theatre where
this production is having a run, of
three days.
It was Griffith wlio first conceived
the idea, years ago, of u. ing animals
on the screen. There aie a. lot of
them in "Way Down Hast" and they
are used with the mp.st charming ef
fect. In the first-reel there u an ador
able collie pup as fat as a roll of
butter. He gets a laugh and ripple
of nppjau.-e every time ho appears on
the screen, but he can nevc.r star
in another scene- Since the picture
nf Anmi ln:ivitui- nnnin Cnr tliP ritv
ii. !. ...i" :..!,. iKftmnintr iilln fnr n fow month.H. flow
a' respectable watch iloj; covered with i ""KK"k operatlona haVo been
fleas and responsibilities. f ""' " thfre w'"'.01' "",' 1 10
'There are two real aristocrats I1""1 r'lto'-v 1",H ,,ven "-' '
amontr the animal actors. For thei'""0 '" bi !orcf o( ,",cn' muk
Snuirc to use in the t'cene vbere lie""5 lll,s. a v?.ry "ierpr sb1B piano.
Boesto llchlen to investipate Anna's i1 " "," ,c'""
" .... ... . ii lltii Imv l-in nrv n tho niiw mill
sorrowlul "past" -Mr. ( ninth pur- ! , , , . ,
.i,.,i .. ,,M,, r; (i,,.i,i,,.,i i now being graded preparatory to
horses. Thnv Irarno.l tn wnrV hoforo !rt''leinig
the camera like real actors
L PIM PDHMPr
LLDIIi DIIHIUL
TALKS "ROADS"
lAODSAWMILL
' IS OPERATING
(Special to Tho Observer)
LAPP CANYON, April Id. The
hlg Huwmtll up la the canyon ro-
;imin.I operations last Monday after
Homo timo soon. This
Up to uuu K"Ji" ntuii) i(uiu.w
ti.A ii,. 4-,.. . .I ... uiiMG (iiiiuiir iiiu wi.'uiiii'i mm wutm
luu (juiiil in tnu tuillf l.l nn:u iii:v ! .:ii rt.
Ki avi'lcil will enable the' saw mill
towncra to get their lumber down
... ill in it ii're iiiiif-ii iiuii'KtT uihi t'UBiur unci
settled down to a demure walk wait-' Unnwu Unw miIph in
would come snorting and pUmging.
Just as they parsed the camera they
ing for their cues. In the six months
that they worked in "Way Down
Hast" these two equine aristocrats
learned to be perfectly "camera
wise. 1 hey seemed to know that
they were only required to "step sty
lish" as long as that little glass cam
era eye was looking at them.
There were otJier actors hidaliroes
of a-ncient and high degiee in that
picture.- Tor the scenes ol the
quires pasture Air. Gnf 1 ith wanted
(.'any on farmcra will appreciate a
murkt'l road, being able to got over
it to town any time of the year.
The Tucker" brothoi'H, tloorgo and
Johnnie, have purchased themselves
a hrand new touring car. William
IJnnton 1h ulo driving a new ca."
wliich he purchased Honio tlmo ago,
TJic ladiea of the Get-Together
eluli held a very pleumnit mectlnu
Thursday afternoon when they were
entertained " at the ltome. of Mm.
mixiare can bc.deDendcd upon to
restore naiurai cuiur diiu ucauiy iu urcyani ctuum-n.
hair. The Squire aIo liad a herd of vpry
Well-known druggists say everybody fine sheen which Mr. Griffith hnuirht
J Mattressorfi of all kinds cleaned J ; U5CS Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Com- for the pasture and from which in
land rebuilt. Foatlu-r Itenovating. i 1 pound now because it darkens so natur- I cidenialiy he reaped a good wool
Rag Rugs and Fluff Rugs for J I ally and evenly that nobody can tell it Crop this fall.
sale. i : has been applied it's so easy to use, The little white kitten which is des
i ; too. . You. simply dampen a comb or.tined to be the mnU famous animal
!j soit brush ano; draw it through your jn the hi.-torv of the screen was a
!- it -mi- tnLrin'T nnp strand at a time. Bv r....f.,.t nn.
I morning the gray nair disappears; ai
Jj ter another application or two, it is re
1 1 stored to its natural color and looks
" 1 glossy, soft and beautiful.
some thoroughbred came. A Jnninu Susie Shamhangli. Tho usual busi-
tock raised m We.-lcliester county no.is meetinir was nresided over bv
indignantly refused to put his stock iu0 vlcu prufddenl, Mrs., lydc Jfop
in the "movies" until he heard it was pel. The balance of the afternoon
Griffith picture. Then he said wasnuUkly passed in needle work
with an eye that glittered, "I saw land nodal conversation.' .Mrs. SWaih
tluit bunch of prite cattle that Mr- t mauKh 'concluded it by the serving
Griffith filmed in " Hearts of the;ot' a very tasty two-couiso luncheon.
World. ' You tell him lo lei me know i They will meet again on the 2(ih
when he i: ready. I'll seml'him sum .' 'of April with -Mrs. W. (K Sherwood,
cattle that will make those French-; Mr. W. il. Kwin of Portland was-a
men commit .suicide. So wivn you recent visitor hero for several days
seethe herd of Jersey in "Way Down) with his sons, Sherrill and Henry
hast you will .--ee some stock that : r.win. 'I he doctor enjoys being on
nro the elite of the bovir.e WMrLt'"' farni no mucli that ho always
fiiey have pedigrees so long that meads n'i"rT back to his old prac-
they remind one of the old Welsh, 'ice in Portland, which he has fol-
noble family about half way down jlowed tor years.
whore family lineage wn- a note , L, M1 , ,.,
reading "At about this time Adam lames h. Mills of Mmonton, f'an-
and Eve were horn. -v fl (MI Jnrco ,T; H ,tt.Ht ?.ccK
The herd of rows in the ham i,, , ' I.!..' . 1.
where the country ian'e was going ! ,.;.IVr""-. v" , ,nw1waM Mr "" "r")
and he waH very much Impressed
wit h tho Cirandc Hondo valley, but
v;i : auluii to get buck homo agutn,
alas just plain plc!jian barn-
01 ( AUDINALS IIONOIU.il
Carpot and Hug Clennlne
Qt2, SI. .VI and up
Chns. Kihvards, Prop.
IMinnc
(Hy Associated Press)
STANWORI) r.VIVKItHITY. Calif..
April lii. Ninety-four students were
;riven dni;t-eeM linrn fnr work rnnmlnl.
Air. iiiuiitii lairiy stocked a eatird at the end of the last college
farm before he found a cat that suit-f'l'iarler. The diploma awards In
ed him. He bought thoroughbred Mudc. 7f bachelor of arts and 21 ad
felis i ancn t s wi t h pe-ligiee like an vancii degrees..
The Cricket Flat Grange of Elgin
met Friday evening, April 13, and
among the other questions discussed
was the question of the rural roads
and this crange like the other six
granges of the county, are opposed to
the county paying back to certain
districts bank funds as this would
but deprive other districts of needed
road funds and it is the opinion of
the members of the grange that the
tull 70 per cent of the money should
be spent in each district as prescrib
ed by law. The grange instructed
the secretary to write the county
court'in regard to the matter. The
county fair was discussed and the
members asked to begin planning
to taking exhibits and the Home
Economics committee was instructed
to investigate the (putting in of a
special exhibit and rest room for the
accommodation of the visitors on the
fair grounds- Delegates will be sent
to the meeting of the Piensant Grove
Grange of Summcrville on. Saturday
evening, April 21, when a number will
be given the iniatorial work. Prices
on a number of farm necessities were
discussed. Mr. and Mrs. fWm. Millet
were elected alternates to the state
grange; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wither
spoon being the regular delegates
Lunch was served by the ludies under
the direction of Mrs. AVm. .Miller of
the Home Economics Committee.
FNTAm.ISir MKMOHIAIj
O A K LA x M, ( ?n 1 1 r. , April 1 0. A
movement to establlNh a memorial In
U olden (late park, San Francisco, for
Colonel ICd ward Dickinson linker huh
been Inaugurated by the c luklnnd
lodge of 101 ks. Colonel Uaker Is cred
ited with having helped to keep Cal
ifornia duo to th spirit of the un
ion in the duys preceding (ho Civil
war, .when ho stumped tho statu in
Its cause. Hi) commanded a brigade
In action In the, Mexican war. Ho
later removed to Oregon whore ho
represented that state in tho I -lilted
States senate.
INDIANS TO IIAVF. POW-WOW
OKI, MONTI-;, Calif., April 1 !,-
The California Indians urn milking
preparatlonH for their annual sport.i
pow-wow, which has been set for JX-1
Monte, May 7-13. The proKnuu calls
for six mornings of trapshontiuir, a
four-day golf tournament, and other
out-door events. Kniranls for till
sections of i he northwest, inlddlo
went and. California havo been re
ceived.
A Farmer Cured of Rheumatism
"A man liviuir on a farm nar
hero came in a short timo ago com
pletely doubled up with rnettmatism.
1 handed him a bottle of Chamber
lain's Liniment and told him to use
it freely' says C P. Ruydr, Patten
Mills, w. Y. "A few davs later he
walked Into the storp as straight as o
string ana handed me a dollar 5
saying, give me another bottle ofjo
Chamberlain's Liniment; I want it 2
the house all the time for it
mired me'-Adv.
Superfine
Bread
MADE WITH MILK ,
That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer
Than Other Breads , r;ai!
IT'S THE MILK! .
La Grande, Oregon
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WE are endeavoriiiff to maintain the highest possible
stiiiuliird of quality and service.
WE carry the most complete line of meats nnd kindred
Supplies in the city.
WE guarantee, the quality of every product we handle.
WE serve fair and satisfy fully.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Can always be made to your entire satisfac
tion at one of our markets. ";
We carry only carefully selected meats at
the right prices. ',
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc..
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AM) FOUNDRY
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles pnd Tractora Repaired,
Overhauled und Rebuilt.
Acetylene Welding of All Kinds
Cylinder Horlng ami Overstzo Pistons
Crankshafts, Pistons nnd Piston Pins Iteground
(Ive Us a Trail f
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
itmttmtutimntmmtimnintmtm
it ?
d Orders for oil wood liimio ny
Bowman - Hicks
Lumber Co.
will bo l.-krn nt 2013 N First
or Pbone Main 547 p
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Enclosed Cars
CALL
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Ariir .Mldululil Tall I'olrj Hotel
MAIN 77S
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
pOLNGS OP THE nTTFFS
I WASTJUSTiiUP AND)
1W? M- LOOK AT:.THE f j
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CUT?. ' LITTLE. ' THING "
BRiC.KT A5 A DOLLAR.
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Careful!.. It's Contagious
SHE GAVE ME
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r.oavfs La flrnndn. leaves Raknr
3:00 n. rn 8:00 a. mt
4:(io p. in. 1 :00 p. ni,
Leaves La Grande
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Leaves Union
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