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Saturday, April 21, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING , OBSERVER
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OKTKOl'A'I'HIU i'llVSK IANS
UU. J, u and lilt. ilAltUAItlrr l.Ntll.U
Osteopath. Jii4f!.N.-.4 uf women and
clinuren a specially. Offlee phone
al" "" iieiueae,) pnoiiu Alain 10i
1. ritiKH. Sominer ithlK.
lilt. II. !".. kcikwv
Os'.oopnihic; I'lu-lciiui ninl Surgeon
Successor to Hr. 11. W. Immrrmn.
Ofliro I'hono Mnln OS. ites. lf.a-M.
I'nlmer Itoesch Hide:.. Lit Oraniio.
AiTOUM-.YS
COiUIHAN una EllKl;llAltDCui. T
Cochran ar.J Culun U. l-;lrh;H d. At'
torneys. L,a Urando National IJunli
iiuuuing.
L. H. Alliirni'y-nl-l.nw.. Unoms
unu ruiey uiiu-.u UluK. 'laid
elevator. 12-1.1-1 n
CHII(OIMtA(TOH
(lit. HIM. I. ft III KI'S I'hiruni n..r
New Koley Iluildlnu. llourfl 10 to 12
u. ui., i 10 t p. in. ana i lo 8 p.
' - 7-21-tf
Oil. J E. WKIDl-.I.I, i.'hlroprnetol
aim iiini-o(i:nii. .wiVUUS unu cliro.iH
uiseaHos a specially, .suite 20. .'Jom-
nier liiuir. over .Silvertliorne-s. Office
nourn. ill to 13 a. in.. 1:30 to 5 p. m
7 to 8 oveniiig.i. l-hone iri7-V.
iii:xtists
DR. R. .1. RUCKMAN. DR. R. R
MILLER Dentists-liooms 0 to M
Palmer-Roesch Illdg. ' Adams Ave
nt Depot St. Hours !) lo 0. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment". La Grande. Ore-
NATL' UK CHHH
DR. A. N. MATVII.I.K .Specialist lr
chronic diseases. MetfTods, .dechano
Therapy and Naturopath, Skin ane
blood diseases, nervous di.-ieases
Chronic Headaclie, liczema, Uciatica
Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel
Trotlhle; all hinds of Chronic Dl
senses successfully Irenled. lhon
Main COa. Itoom 1. 2, 3, second flooi
Coolidlte Ride;., opposite Star Tiiea
ter. Office house, 11) to 1:'. a. ni.
1:30 to r:Uu p. m. Consultation freo
3-4-ff
PIANO TLNllltS
EXPKIIT PIANO TUNlN'tS Clean and
voice your piano without extra
charge. Work runranteed.' Call New
lin ilook Store for appointment. Roy
B. Vhllllps. 4-1.1-f
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L- O. O. M. I,a Urende LoOtKO No. SiiO
Loyal order of .Moose, holds refjulai
meeting every Thursday night ut
P. in. at Odd Follows Hail. Tin
Women's Moonehenrt I.cijion meeti
second and fourth Thurnluy3 of ep.oh
montli. Mooi'o Ijcuion of the "WorD
tm-ots Rocund Monduv of vnch month
Vf si lorn alwavs wcl conic.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. S11UI.TZ; Secretary.
B. P. O. Klks l.a (Iranile LodKe No
433. uou.Te . ineeta cacll Thursdny
evening at 8 oclot:K. Jtome ana ciui
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Urother P.lks. .
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood. Eckloy, Secretary.
MODKUN WOII1IIIHM OF AMfniICA
I.a Orantle Cemp -'o. 7703 nieeti on
tho first Thursday evening of each
1 month. In the K. of 1'. hall. Vialtlnt;
Neitfhbors welcome.
B. it. ItlNIO. V. C.
JAKIO ItOSTOCK, Clerk.
A. F. and A. il. I.a ;r:inde Lodge No
41V A. 1" aiidA. M.. holds regular
meetltiBa first end third Kridaya at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
MasonD.
LOT L. FNOIGRASa. W. M.
E. n. niN'OO. Secretary.
F. O. lOAfil.l-lS Aerie No. a.":i, meets
every Friday- flight at Eagles Kail
Viflltinti .members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. T.
J. 1J. ltlltDMKLL. Sec
WOOOMION OF TlO-l WOULD Ln
flrando Camp No. 1 CO. Meets every
Monday nilit at Katles Hall. AT
vlsltlnir NeiEhbors WLlcome. Dues
payable at tho offieo of tho clerk
Itooina 21-2K, La Grande Nationa
Bank Uuildinn-
J. J. Murehlson, C. C.
15. J. K ITCH UN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cros-
Lodiro No. 27 meets every Mondaj
evening in Castle Hall (K. of P
Halll. at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Kniithls.
13. C. FIELDS. C. O.
C. L. CI'.AHAM, K. It. 8.
WOMEN'S H K.N' L FIT ASSOCIATION "I
the Maccabees, La flrande Lodge No
27, W. II. A. of M. Lodge meets flr.it
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
Wednesday at' 8 p. m., at K. of P
Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome.
MItS. NORA B. MAt'KEf, C.
MAIUOltlE EATON. It. K.
0. R. s. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.
holds slated communication tho sec
ond and fourlb Wednesdays of eacl
month, Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
MAKTHA ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M
ANNA S. GROVE. Sec.
La Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP AND
1 WEAVING WORKS j
Itfnttrossos of all kinds cleaned
! and rebuilt. Feather Renovntlng.
Hag Rugs and Fluff Itugs room J !
! size. 1 1
Carpel and Itng Cleaning
0I2, Sl.oO and up
Chas. EdvarIs, Prop.
Phono 2.-.3-W
DOLNGS OP THE DUFFS
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WILBUR-
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Want Ads l!
IDK KAI.K llt lUMIIi
FOR SALE The Model Restaurant
Having lieen in hu-rincss contin-
uously for over twenty years, my !
wife and I feel we are entitled I
to a vacation. Therefore, wts offer
our restaurant, also our home at
Adams ave., for sale. If in
terested call at the Model during
business hour. J. A. Arbuckle.
4-l!l-:it
ELECTRIC HANOI
l'iiuno 2(iS-II.'
Nearly new.
'4-l!l-tf
PAI'ER KOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for falo t the Observer of
fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf
EUR SALE White Leghorn hatch
ing eggs from two year old hens.
Pest Hollywood trapnested stock.
$1.25 a setting. $0.00 a hundred.
.Eggs from liens with record from
10 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. 3-2l-26tp
FOR SALE 5-room modern home,
close in on Penn. A bargain, good
terms. Inquire Observer. 4-18-Gt
FOR SALE 10-acrc tract with mod
em house, cows, milch goats, chick
ens, etc. Phone 451-M. 4-20-2t
FOR SALE 10-room modern house
A big bargain if taken at once. In
quire Observer.
4-lC-lit ,
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Four rooms, . 2107 N.
Ash St. See owner, Mrs. W. K.
Gate. 4-20-2tD
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms with
board. Inquire 004 Adams.
4-20-tf
'OR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-10-tf
KOR 'RENT One housekeeping room.
104-M. 1707 Jefferson ave. 4-19-3t
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment. Phone 270-M. 4-10-tf
FOR RENT Ono sleeping room. In
quire lulO Adams. 3-24-tf
-'OR RENT Three furnished apart
ments, 2501 N. Fourth. G. R. Gib
son. 4-4-tf
WANTED
WANTED High grado specialty
salesman for Eastern Oregon for
new department of old established
National Company. Advancement
rapid to executive position for
real result getter.' Manager in La
Grande about 27th. Address W. A.
1J., Observer. 4-19-.1t
WANTED Boarders at 902 C ave
nue. Working men Preferred.
' . 4-19-St
WANTED Man or womnn. Salary
$75.00 weekly full time. $1.50 an
hour spare time, selling guaran
teed hosiery to wearer. Heautiful
spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor
ristown, Penn. 4-11-tf
IWANTE-D Steady work for man and
wjic. i-none. iviaiu .ji or inquire wn
scrver. 4-20-,1tp
WANTED To trade good piano for
a 1-oru truck, inquire 2104 N.
Iiirch. ' 4-16-6t
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. II. Norton, 900 Adams
Ave. 8-30-tf
LOCAL CORSETIF.RE. for Barcley
Corset. Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, 1104
0 Avenue. Phone" 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Mso Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
3-1-tf
HEMSTITrJHIWG and picot edge by
Mrs. E. C. T.-ckey, 1808 .Second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tt
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
-Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lb'-tf
HATCHING EGGS-Tancred Strain
S. C. White Leghorn. ,W. B. Pick
ens. Phono 208-R. 4-19-tf
STItAVEI).
STRAY One red cow marked with
crop and split in right car. Under
cut and split m left ear, blotched
brand on lift hip. . Came to my
place on Cnrr ranch. Owner can
have same by paying for this ad
and leeu mil. w. r., AlcClure.
4-19-31
STRAYlvD 4 yearling colts, 2 Diacks
1 grey, 1 bay. 2 black 3-year-olds
1 I-.J .
ui.:om-(i ijuaru-T circle seventy-sev
en. 1 black 4-year-old. same brand.
1 black 2-year-old with white spot
on side, same brand. 1 bay saddle
horse brand unknown. Anyone lo
cating same notify W. E. McClure,
408-R, La Grande. 4-10-.1t
WELl.VOU STAV
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SIII-RRY'S TODAY ONLY
"Tho Dunirer Point" is a picture
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soll ih,lt it js " enjoyable one an
v,.n,,ii,,l ,ie,.nm It hu tlu mre
quality or seeming lu De real nie,
and ils characters, people of flesh
and blood, rather than a film fable
played by human puppets. When it
is all over you realize that your at
tention has been held every instant
and that Carmel Myers, Win. P. Car
Ictun, Vernon Steel, Jos. J. Dowlinu
(who plays what is absolutely his
nest role since "The Miracle Man' ),
Harry Todd and Marcaret Joslin
have taken you out of your world
into a new one.
The story, like many of tho best
ones, is simple. It is about James
llenton, a quiet, rather silent big
man, who lives in a house overlook
ing the town he has founded and his
gradual awakening to the uppeal of
a frirl from the city. They marry
because they really love and the rest
of the story tells of their attempts id
adapt themselves to each other, their
mistakes, their exaggcrnion of trifles
and their great misunderstanding. A
magnificently staged railroad wreck
is the climax and a happy ending is
the logical result of it.
This is the barest outline of the
plot. There is much more to it.
l-'or example, the unusual character
plavod bv Mr. Dowllne. that of a
blind musician who wanders into the
luwii, uuu Mie uuvver ut m.- ihiiii
and prayer in restoring peace to
Benton and his impulsive wife. Also
-the incident of the old-fashioned PiC'
,ifie, such as useil to flourish in small
towns, is ono that will appeal to any
one whose youth was passed outside
it big city. i
Down to the smallest detail the
(licture is a credit to Lloyd Ingra
mm, the director, and Victor Hugo
llalperin, who wrote it, anil Ross
Fisher, whose judicious camera work
enhances the beauty of lovely exter
iors. One of these is the house over
looking the town such a house as
only the West could produce and one
of the most romantic ever pictured
on the screen.
Comedy showinl:, "No Luck."
SHERRY'S
THELMA" SUNDAY, MONDAY
The bleak hills of Norway and the
great halls of ancestral estates in
old England form n striking bark
ground for "Thelma," Marie Corelli's
classis romance of the Norseland
come to life on the screen. i
Jane Novak, as Thelma, the "pale : full or pep and activity and their
little rose with a crimson heart," voices blend In perfect harmony at all
achieves an artistic triumph in a times. They range from classical
role which seemingly was fashioned I numbers to jazz with touches of re-
for her alone. Miss Novak, without
exaggeration, is the perfect embodi
ment of Marie Corelli's fictional he
roine. She outdoes by far any other
characterization of her career on the
screen.
Imagine for example, Miss Novak
in some of the most stunning gowns
ever created for use on the stage or
screen! Imagine this simple little Jen
ny. IWiren of the great, open North
wst suddenly converted into u blaz
ing bird of paradise and dominating
London society by the sheer power
of her benuty and charm!
This character reveals to us a new
Jane Novak, a Jane Novak not alone
of delicate beauty but an artiste of
marvelous facility and whose delinea
tion of a famous character of fiction
establishes her as one of the really
worth while stars of the screen.
The story, briefly, concerns the
experiences of a beautiful Norse girl
who becomes the bride of a British
nobleman. Ixmdon society scoffed at
i.r out uio gin triumpns uy yie . , , of - matdie3 in
grace of her own dignity and charm. ' " ,7 . 'i!
It is big with dramatic power- It is,f"s0 of lc'lk'
first but tho girl triumphs by t,he
big in romance. It is spectacular in
its huge sets and .lavish costumings.
It is by all odds the.rcalest pro
duction in which Miss Novak has
nvni- nnnurnl
Comedy showing, "Down on the o
Farm." 10
DUSTLN FABXUM'S LATEST;
A WESTERN THRILLER
A western thriller of- tense interest o
comes to the Star theatre -today and g
Sunday, when William Fox presents!"
Dustin Farnum in his latest produc-'o
tion, "Three Who Paid." The story'
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i.t iiuih tut; pen 01 ucuijie uweii Dar
ter, scenario by Joseph Franklin Po
land, and directed by Colin Campbell.
Dustin Farnum, one of the most
popular of stars, ranks foremost for
his portrayal of western roles. His
splendid physique, his Infectious
smile and virile robustness have en
deared him to the public. And he
does not disappoint in "Three Who
Paid."
There are dealings of the cards
in this picture, and fate decrees that
three must pay for an underhand
-Iced. -Dustin, grim sponsor of Jus
tice, dominates the rapid story de
velopment. Softening the whole is
the whimsical piescnce of Utile Bes
sie Love, the star's leading lady. Ex
quisite scenery forms a lovely back
ground lor the vivid action thatjg
sweeps this picture to a charming j o
end, following a pell mell rush of ac-j
tion that .- ends the red mounting in i 2
not waves to your cneeks,
T,a tnnl,,.Ina u,.:.l r- m-..
num and' his leading lady, Bessie'
A Great
WOH,0ORl5,VHERE
I5.TH& COFFE& AND 3
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i EVERETT TRUE ; - . - ' By CottioJF3 .
l fWOUCD YoO lK6 To TilCJN THIS SIR.- IT'S a m f
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Umv to fuT cowsr stops on -TuaR mrs. ' j,i lmnVrinot '
wllfiSSS il L,"'',r:. MADE WITH MILK ; ' .
Mpjife!a. ' That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer
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Love, Frank Campoau, Fred Kohler,
Robert Daly, William Conklin and
Robert Agnew.
A new two-reel Al St. John com
edy mill also be shown.
ARCADE SUNDAY
The Metro Harmony Four will b3
the 'principle offering , on the new
vaudeville bill nt the Arcade Theatre
on Sunday. This attraction promises
to be rich in entertaining value, a
quartette of unusual talent consist
mg ot lour versatile young men not
varying one inch in height. They arc
fined comedy
Clifford and Leslie, "The Merry
Jesters," a delightful collection of
songs nnd humor and a routine of
smart comedy dialogue and songs to
gether with a bit of real clever danc
ing numbers.
Miller and Griffiths in a laugh pro
ducing skit, "Tho Teller.'1 You can
bank on n Inugh every minuto with
this jovial pair while showing the
humorous side of what happens in
your city bank. Song hits are in
troduced in the proper manner with
pood effect.
Miss Marion Drew, tho essence of
versatility. She calls herself "The Va
riety Girl,' 'and certainly lives up to
that title. Her act is a novelty sel
dom done by the fair sex. The little
lady can juggle anything and do it
successfully, so wntch her routine of
tricks and be-convinced.
Keeping a large ar.my ,in case of
war works out something line Keep-
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Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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and
SUPPLIES
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Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps
105 Depot St. , Phone 393-W
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OFFER TIBER
FUR SALE SOON
(Ily ArsocU tion Press)
Kl'C.ENE, Aprl 21. Eighty mil
lion feet of tlm.ter in Lane, Coos,
JOK(.lhnp ., Jllp,kgon ro,lniieK will
lie oftered for snlo by tho govern
moot .May II, according to polices
Issued ut tho laud office al Rose-
burg recently. It Is announced that
this Is tho largest sale ever conduct
ed through that office. Tho lands
nro largely roveiiod Oregon and Cal
ifornia, i-allrond lauds and Coos liny
wagon road grant hinds.
Keveral years ago the tille to these
lands reverted to tho government, af
ter much litigation, it being shown
that the companies which received j
tho KXiinlH many yearn hko lnul not
fulfilled tho terniH under which liiO
title wuh ohlulnedi Hlnee thon ' Hit
tfovormnent han nrnvfllHpoHintf -of
the property In vjiiIoiih wayH, ion
Iiik some to liomt'K tenders nn! sell
ing off tho timber as rapidly as it'
whh (loemod advisable, .
TraelK located In tho counties nam
ed aro now being' placed on tho mar
ket; in the biggest sale over conduct
ed by tho governUK'iit In thin sertion
of Oregon, It is estimated thut Hie
Hiiln will yield :iOU,ooo,
If one judges by the niunbt r of new
hruuds of rihun-tles that app.-.r on
Hie market It must keep . man us
liu--y coining tl-t iti as II do:- the lilr.1
-vile names Co t'ullimin ear.i
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 carry in stock, and with our 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 selected meats at.
the right, prices.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MAflliyR SHOP AM) FOUNDRY.
All Kinds oC Muclilnery, Automobiles end Tractors Repaired,
Overhauled nnd Ttobuilt.
Acetyl.'iio Wulding of All Kinds
Cylinder llorlng nd Ovorstzo I'iatons
Crankshafts, I'lntons and Piston Tins Ktground
iivo Vx if Trail ,
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Orders for nil wood nindo by
Bowman - Hicks
Lumber Co.
will Ik; taken at 2UI3 N First
or Phone Main 547
J. L. Mmihull
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