La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr Friday, April 20,1923. TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN" Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OKTKOI'ATIIIU I'llVSK NS DH. .1. U ana Dli. MAHf'.AliT'.'r imhi.i... ""f""!'"'". Uiwu.u, ut wiimm and 1. rings. Sotmuiir uiUk. , lH. If. K. 8CIIOKX Osteopnthlo I'lijMelnn and Siiriseon Bueeewior to lit-, o. w. Zimmerman. Offio0 I'liono Main 03. Ji:h. liis-M. Pnlwcr laiwdi DliK-., I.a Oranilo ATTOItNKVS r COCHRAN and KBBUHAP.D- Gw. T Cocliriin an.l CoI.mj ii. KlxsrHitrd, At torneys. La Urando National Hank "01. t,l'Nr,A"''l'""'y-it-I.nw, ltooms ..u i'oiuj- uiuee 1SIUK. Tnki elBvmnr. u-13-ln ciiiitoi'HAcron DR. UKU.I MYKIiS.- Chiropractor " I'uioy Jiuililiini. Hours Hi 10 12 m.a 2 to 5 ni. and 7 to X p. ni 7-lM-tl 1B. J. E. WOODM.I, Chirftprac-loi and Naturopath. N'.-i vous mul i-iironk ; dlKvanes a si i.'Wilty. .Suito 21). ;lom- mer lllfltr. Ov. r .Sllvorthorno'u. Ol'rict bours. 10 to la a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. m 7 to 8 evenings. Phon mty-W DIONTISTS DR. R. .1. RUCKMAN'. DR. R. B. SIIMjER Dentists 'Rooms 9 to 14 Palmer-Roesch BUr. Adams Ave at Depot St. Hours 0 to (i. Phone Main iO. Special hours by appoint' ment. La Grande, Ore. NATLIII-; CLKl' DR. A. N. MAYVlI.I.!-:.SpcciaIlst Ir enronio ais-'aes. .M.lhoild. .Al-ichano ' Therapy and Naturopath. Skin anO Dlood disoa.st'.s, nt-rvotia . dieasca Chronic Ht-adao'.ie. Kc.einn. Sciatica Appendicitis, Constipation, Hotvel jrouuto; an Kinds or Chronic Di seasos isucccssfiilly tront.nl. Phom . Main 51)3. Ifootn 1. 2. 3. st-cond flooi '' CoolidKfi Tilup., opposite blai Thi-a ter. Office house, 10 to 12 a. m. I 1:30 to 5:00 p. l.i. Consultation free 3-4-tf 1MANO Tl.NKItS EXPKRT PIANO TU.lNGClean and . voice your piano wltnout extra charge. orK auarantttd. Call ftew . tin Hook Store for appointment. Roy K Piiilllps. 4-15-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY l. O. O. M. La Crande I.o.tEO No. 3"il) Loyal orcli'r or .Moohc. holds roulai meetlnKS' wery Timrsday nir.t at t -, p. m. at Odd l'!lows':. Hall. 'J'hi Women's Mooselieart' l.eg-ion niot'ti second and fourth Thursdays of i?ach " month. Moose l.ctrion of the Worl, meets Hocoud MomJuv of each month ' Visitors always w-lcunp. A. N. MAYV1LLE, Dictator. C. S. SIIUf.TZ, Secretary4 B. P. O. Klks La Orande Lodije No 433. houkq moots - raoh Tllursday evening at 8 o'clock.' Iioine and' clul prlvilcKos clieerl'ully.' tixtended td all Brother Kllis. ...J. , De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MODEItN IVOOIiStHN OP AMI5UIf)A Ija Grande O.imp No.,77":i meets on tho first Thurpday cvonitiff of each month, in tho K. of 1', Jiall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. ' ' .' 15. It. ItlMfiO. V. C. JAKE P.OSTOCK, Clerk. Jl. F. and A. Jl. La (Jramio I.ndyre No 41. A. F. anTTA. 1., holds rcpular meetinirfl first and tlilrd Fridays at 7:30 l. m. Cordial welcome to all Mason. LOT L. SNODORASS. V7. M. E. R. RIXCIO. Secretary. F. O. EA'!1.I-'S Arrio No. 2T', meet? every I''ridny" nicht at Eagiea Hall Visiting members welcome. ' Z. I.1LLV. W. P. J. E. l:HlDSEr.L. S"C. WOODMEN OF Till'. UI)!tl.DL Crande Camp No. UD. Jleetf everj Monday nirlit nt K:iKles Hall. Al' vlsltinff NeiKhl)urs Wtleome. Dues pnable at the offh-e of the clerk Rooms 21-22. La Grande Nationa. Hank Building. J. J. Murrhlson, C. C. R. J. KITCHICN. Clerk. KNP1HTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cros: LodKG No. 27 meets every Mond nvetiitti? in Castle H:i!l (K. of P Hall), at S p. in. A Pjtliian welcome to all vislthlt; ICnihts. ' E. C. FIELDS. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. R- 8- WOMEN'S BBNKI'-IT ASSOCIATION o: the Mnecahees. La Grande LoiIko NO 27, W. P. A. of ?.I. Lodire meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. nnd third Wednesday at 8 n. m., at K. of P Hall. Vlsltlnc Sisters welcome. MT!S. NOP. A ft. MA't'ICEi, C. JlARJOitll-: EATON. R. K. 0. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. H. holds slated eoaiinuiiieation the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of eacr month. Visit ine members cordiall welcomed. MAlt'.ilA ELLIOTT PARKER, W. II ANNA S. GROVE. Sec --------- , La Grande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP AND I WEAVING WORKS ; WnttroMPS of all kinds cleaned and robuilt. Fenfhpr Itrnovatinp. i run'f lluiTs room ! I size. Corpot nnil Kug rinanlDB I Oxl'J, $1.50 ami up I Chas. lUhvnnls, I'rop, IMionc 253-W DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Want Ads ! rrm kam? ort thauk FOIl SAUl--Urooly liens and Gold Com potatoes. Phono 45(1-11. M S. Carroll, May Park. 4-19-2ll KO'R SAI.K The 'Model Restaurant. Having been in buniness contin uously for over twenty years, my wife and 1 feel we are entitled to a vacation. Therefore, we offer our restaurant, also our home at 1429 Adams ave., for sale. If in terested call at the Model during business hours. J. A. Arbuckie. 4-lU-at ELKCTRIC RANGE Phone 2ti8-R. . . Nearly new. 4-18-tf FOR SALE 1920 Chevrolet tourinjr car. Rrand new spotlight, 19211 li cense. $250. Write P. 0. 8.15 or Phono 4KI-J 4-19-2tp PAPER FOR APPL.B AND FRUIT Boxes for salo at tho Observer of - fico. Ch ap. 7-8-tf FOB SALE White Leghorn hatch ing eggs from two year old hens. Best Hollywood trnpnested stock. $1.25 a setting. $(i.OO a hundred. Eggs from hens with record from IliO to 220 eggs. $1.75 a setting. $8.00 a hundred. All cockerels, pedigreed from hens 230 to 275 eggs. Mrs. George H. Chapman. Phone 490-R. -3-21-2Ctp FOR SALE 5-room modern home, close in on Penn. A bargain, gotxl terms. Inquire Observer. 4-18-6t FOR SALE 5-room cottage with bttth and breakfast room, large ga rage, terms. Phone Iib4-J. 4-18-.1t FOR SALE 10-room modern house. A big bargain if taken at once. In quire Observer. 4-llj-Gt FOR TtENT One housekeeping room. ib4-.i. 1707 Jefferson ave. 4-19-3t FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Phone 27ti-M. 4-19-tf FOR RENT One sleeping room. In quire loll) Adams. 3-24-tf FOR RENT Three furnished apart ments, zoui rourtn. u. K. Gib son. . 4-4-tf WANTED WANTED High gratlo speeialty salesman for Eastern Oregon for new department of old established National Company. Advancement rapid to executive position for real result fetter. Manager in La Grande about 27th. Address W. A. R., Observer. 4-19-3t WANTED Boarders at 902 C ave nue. Working men Preferred. 4-19-nt WANTED Reliable help for general housework. Call 1504 Seventh. 4-19-2t WANTED Man or woman. Salary S75.00 weekly 'full time. $1.50 an hour spare' time, selling guaran teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor ristown, Penn. , ' 4-11-tf WANTED To trade good piano for a 1'onl truck, inquire 2404 N. Birch. 4-10,Rt MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. II. Norton, 900 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclcy Corset.' Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corset,s. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Erlge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. E. C. Tuckcy, 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge, bv Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lfl-tf HATCHING EGGS-Tnncred Strain S. C. White Leghorn. 'W. B. Pick ens. Phone-2i'.8-R. 4-lfl-tf STRAYED. STRAY One red cow marked with crop an rl split in ripht car. Under cut and split in left ear, blotched brand on left hip. Came to my place on Carr ranch. Owner can nave? same by paying for this ad ant iccM bill W. U. .McClure. 4-19-3t STRiYKD 4 yearlincr colts, 2 biacks 1 prey, 1 hay. ll black il-yenr-oldn , branded quarter circle soventy-?ev- i cn. 1 black 4-year-old, same brand. I 1 black 2-year-old with white spot on side, same brand. 1 hay saddle hoive brand unknown. Anyone lo cating same notify W. E. McCluro, 4U8-R, La Grande. , 4-19-3t " v A J i tyl HANK VOL) FOR. A U(j f WOULD VOU LlK I WILL VOU BUV Kc VOUPANCE: L. ( THAT DANCE. -1 TO GO TO THE ( Youi TICKET FROM ( WELLlf., WELL, A 1 EK! JOVE D IT VERY yCr ( FRATERMITV PAWCE ME 9 I'M SELLING IT KrJS Vj UCH'77 VTOMORROW NIGHT? OH, I WOULD j 'EM - THEY'RE THREE ! X Vsl- 1 r-rf E PLEASURE -- LOVE TO GO' V DOLLARS J ! I C WAS ALL VilNE-J 'Vlll IJ---1 THEATRES SHERRY'S There seem to bo no limit to Harry Carey's capacity to make each of his succeeding pictures bettor than me lastwhich, speaking of the star who has won the top-most place amonir porlrayers of Western , characters, is savinir a trood deal. "Crashin Thru," (Iniiiv's nfwpwt film Roukino Offices offerinpr, which had its local premier on the screen of the sherry ineacre vestcrduv. exceeis anv of his pre vious vehicles. It Is, indeed, one of the finest Western pictures ever pro duce)!. "Crashin Thru" brings Carey back to the screen in the sort of role thnt has made him the idol of mil lionsboyish in love and indomitable in battle. Here we see mm us tne lovable voune half-owner of a horse- plowing West, Surrounded by ob stacles, ana ine vicmu ol u :t(iui;i.iYw cabaret dancers scorn-inspired plot- i""!!8 he becomes the' center oi a world of horsestealing intrigue that almost envelops him. The romantic element of the pic ture is enrried through the ranch ownei Carey and his housekeeper's daughter Vola, Vale. Conflict arises through "The Kid," young son of Carey's partner, and the woman who is hist accomplice. ' ' These three carry the main thread of a most absorbing story, in the course of which we are treated to several thrills. Chief of these is that in which Vola Vale is snatched from under the plunging hoofs of hundreds of stampeding horses by Carey, who gallops into the midst of the fear maddened herd and swings the girl's motionless form to the saddle in front of him. Other spectacular moments aro dunncr the course ot a nerce prairie fire, a terrific wind-storm and tho burning of a cabin. Ccmedy showing, "rehx tne Lat. UWSMAIi Itltl Tl-:, I.ONDOX t'KASSH, IMiOVKS A HIT Rouhutlil liiny Is Kwollciit in Itnle of Heroic lriyH. I'lht-.1! and I .over. Kuns of Jock London cnnhold a R-n uid party at tho Arcade thPiitro, hero "Tho Abysmitl Unite, his dy namic Htory of a ronKh-tCtit man, opened yesterday. KcfflniilU Henriy, of "The Leather Pushers," those humor classics of tho prize riiiR with which Vntvcrsal sur prised the thcntro-KoInff public. Is the star of "The. Abysmul Unite" and- bis manliness ia welt exploited in the ed-blooded fightinpr fiKuro around 'hl(h Jack London built his story. Those, who like Jnek' London and havo rend most of what he wrote will bo fiisr.inatPd by tho picture, which as directed by Hobart Henley, u man noted for retaining- th.i "flavor" of original novels In the screen tran scription. And perhaps, -those who don't know Jack London's works will ho led by tho .picture to taste of tho natural wine, tho briiBquo pscholopy, bis stories. Mabi1! Juilenno Scott has tho dra matic feminine lemllnrr role opposlto Denny and the remainder of tho cast Includes-' Pnvid Torrance, I lay den Slovenson, Irene Tlalsmnn, Harry .Mann, Duddy Messonper, Nell Craiir, Dorotheu Wolbert. f'rnufurd Kent and many others of noto. The fact that the humor In tho story is no natural and free from thnt 'dragged -in" aspect common In biff pictures is accounted for by tho di- ii on oj i iimiuy, t no rareini unai- tion of the story by A. V. Younger mil the thoughtful way in which players of correct types were fitted into the roles. The man who feels awkward in the parlor and tho woman who demands a prrent deal of "polish" and superfi- ial inunnci'lhiOHS in a man will both find something especially Interesting to them in "The Abysmal Unite." )enny is an ideal tyfte for the lead ing role and bis fistic ability is prov en beyond doubt to be the renl thing in this production. The scenes were photographed ntfainst ii background ut ureal nut unit beauty, but they re- Positively Cured by My Nonurgical Method "DE treated for your Piles by highly specialised physician before resorting to the disappoint- ing and sometimes dangerous "home" or "quack" cures. My experience Id curing Piles and other rectal diseases covers many years, and my patients come from all parts of the West. Read their letters and the fat about my nonsurgical treatment -iib-the ; FREE book 1 will send you upon, request. Remember, a posture guarantee Is the test of my ability to completer? and permanently cure your Plies. DRrCHAS. J. DEAN Mr. Heza EVERETT TRUE uW;on PeftSOW H LX ivl . In lift i) NFA fiBRVtf'B main part of tho picture nnd nro not forced to tho foreground to tho detri ment of the story, a fault, that has been common In many productions of late. Star, director and cast are fl liko entitled to tho highest acclaim for their artistic endeavors. "The Abysmal Jirulo" will bo Iho attraction at the Arcade theatre un til Saturday night. nrsTix VARNTM COMli i vivid vi:sri:itN IUAMA What promises to bo a renl treat iH Oust in Fnrnum's latest picture, "Three Who l';tid(" which will bo shown al the Star theatre Saturday and Sunday. If is a William Vox production and was written by Ono. Owen Uuxter, ono of the most fam ous novelists of tho ago. Joseph r-Ynnklip Poland, ono of tho country's lead lug scenarists, wrnto tho screen version of tho hook. , j l'Yom tho story, tluh plcturo piny promises to bo fidl '-bf action nnd rapid firo interest. The roln of HM-e- Sinclair, a round whom tho play rv r S2jM!SC-S1-i1' Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS , Oil Stoves at Prices to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 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. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf Electrical WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES and SUPPLIES H & S Electric Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps 105 Depot St. Phone 393-W OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Piker . By Ctiftdoj (4 K.SS Ht 0(CS. revolves, In well suited to Mi Far num. Uessie love, the popular lead ing woman, is playing a dual roln in this new, gripping western photo-, pluy. Knrly in the plcturo 8he takes tho part of tho schoolmaster. It lat er develops that she was masquer udlnu; and she appears as thoslinplo, sweet littlo Miss who has endeared herself to the hearts of all movlego ois. Frank Cainpeau, who Is well known to screen fans, again appears as a villain in support of Knrmim. These two sterling actors have ap peared In many staffe and screen suc cesses together and their riKhtH atM always worth .going. a inilo to sec. Other in tho (Mist Include Fred. Kohler, Kobert ialy, William Conk tin and Kobert Agnew. Colin (ampbell directed the pro duction nnd liu Short was tho cum oramun. v 1 An Al Ht," John comedy Is also go ing to be shown. ' A Want Ad Will Do It. ' . - v"ti : 1. 1 i i M iVkumi x ' Jt--M j r Superfine Bread MAPE WITH MILK That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer Than Other Breads IT'S THE MILK! La Grande, Oregon Power The three most vital units in the economical . and satisfactory operation of motors' are the Piston Rings,. Tistons and Piston Tins, all of which we carry in stock, and with oiu: cylinder grinding equipment we are able to give you a very complete piston assembling service. Leighton's -Welding & Machine Works MEAT SELECTIONS Can always be made to your entire satisfac tion at one of our markets, , We carry "-only carefully 1 selected ; meats 'at the right prices. The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACinyrc shop and foundut All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles imd Tractors Repaired, Overhauled and Rebuilt. Acetyh-nu WeMinji of All Kinds , Cylinder Iiorlnjc and Overalzo Pistons -Crankshnfls, iMKlnnn and IMnton Pins Jtecround ;ivo Vh a Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. I iMiMMMm:n:itiiuti:ti:t;j 8 . .. ...., Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will ln Inki'ii nt 1!DIJ N first or Phone Main 547 .1. Ii. Mtmbull T'rms Casli is , It .,,,,MMM-,mM,m,,,,M,,,.,V. OIO O'O 0.0 v o 0 2 o o o'o o'o OiO o o oo o o o o l 0 o o!o OIO OiO OIO Money To Lean oil business or Iioiiio properly on roy nioiillily trrniM. Inquire .1. It. Oliver IMionc 2:I2-W. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BY ALTAIAN FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 Afli r MMnlslit Cull Foley Hold MAIX 773 Rads Wanted at the Observer j La Grande s-Baker I Lorn-"- F.n nr.mle. Tavrs Tlakcr J 5:00 n. m. 8:00 a. m. I 4:b0 p. in., , 1:00 p. m. J I.A (;iA.UH-NION ; I J.oiiv'h I.a Clriiiiflo. Lonves Union 'i :f. o n. f -.so a. m. , :!( p. in. 0:00 a. in. J r,A: v. m. s!so p. m. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o HIANK IJ. SUYDAM General Repair Shop l' lu nituro Ilppaired nnd. Kcfinishod ! 4 I 4 i i, t '; jo nmisc-hold Uopairing oC o All Kinds ! o 1 0fi Hi-SI. rhone513-J lo 00000000000000000000000000 ,ti.j.t(r...i)iiii.ilH......