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Thursday, April 2(, 123 ' ' .. THE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER PAGE TIIREJ5 .(EVERETT TRUE Ejy Cndo I Classified Wanf AiL Iithfatrfs s rWO, aON'T MCK TO fe MOcxJT THC2 eiMSTerT" THCOR.Y ! I've REXVD IT mo h&AP dgCTmenn Jil mml PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY sii:oi'.vniio i-hvsk i.vns UK. J. 1.. nnl I)!!. JlAIHiAltET 1N-fll.K- Osteopaths, Siuul Ouiva ture and iJiseusPs of women nml children n specialty. Office phone .Main 10(1. Ifcsiileiu'c plume Main 100 two riiijrs. Summer llildi;. Dii. ii. i:. s iioi: 0!i'na(hlo iii)i Ian nml Snrucoii Successor lo Jir. (!. Zimmerman. Bffli'n 1'hono Main 0:1. Ilea. tr.J-.M. T'nlinor liotnoh liul:-., . Oranilo. ait)km:v COi'MRAN and KHKItltAltO Oho. T l.'oehran an. I Colon II. Kli.-rlmrd. At torneys. La Uniudo NiTt.onal Uank BulldinK. "o t'INN Attoraey-at-Uiiw, ltooms --- run: iiucu mug. laai elevator. 12-13-lir CHIKOI'HACTOH Ul JIKLLK MVKlt.S. Ohirnuraolor New i-'tdey Huilcllni;. Hours 10 to 12 a. in., a 10 o p. in. and 7 to 8 p. m 7-24-tf Llt. J ii. WoOUKIjI, Chtropractot and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic diseases u specialty. Sullo 20, flora mer lilclK-. Over Sllverthorne's. Office hours. 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:30 to 5 p. in. 7 to 8 evenings. 1'hone 497-W. DKX'I ISTS IIR. R. J. HUCKMAN. DR. R. B. MIUjF.R Dentists 'Rooms 9 to 14 Palmer-Rocsch Bldpf. Adams Ave at Depot St. Hours 9 to 6. Phone .Alain (0. Special hours by appoint ment, i.n liramle, Ore- TOIl SAI.H OK 'I'ltADIO l''tK SAIvK Some Ring cherry trees at one-half price. Union Pool Hall or IKlH'r V avenue. Washiiiton Nursery Stock. 4-25-:it l-'Olt SAl.K-Alfiilfu hay on ranch. C. W. llund. Kitrmeis 4X. 4-2ii-2t FOR SAI.i: Reed baby liuirity. In quire 2112 Uak St. 4-2-Mt SHERRY'S Rl'PKR'P li I (illKS' ' GIMME" l'OR SALE Modern bungalow, five rooms, 2 bed rooms and sleeping porch, furnace, parape. On corner, paved street. With or without fur niture. Call 415-J. 4-23-tf ELECTRIC RANGE Phono 2li8-R. Nearly new. 4-19-tf PAPfcJK FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for sals t the Observer of fice. Ov ap. 7-8-tf FOR RENT .VAi'iiiu ci m; DH. A. N. MAVV1LLK Specialist Ir chronic diseases. Methods, Mechano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin ant? blood diseases. nervous diseases Chronic- Headac'.ie, Kezema. iSeiallcl Appendicitis. constipation, Uowel Troulile; all kinds of Chronic Di seases successfully tivaud. I'hon Main r.'ri, I:oom 1, 2. 3, second fiool Cnoiidue nidtf.. opposite star Tiiea-' ler. Office liouse, 10 to 12 a. ni. t 1:30 to 5:00 p. la. Consultation f:-ee S-4-f.f piano Tt:Ni::ts FOR RENT ments, 2501 son. Another ono of (joldwyn's Rupert Huches pictures, a smilincr comody- (Itainn of everyday American life., with a tear lurking in it, is commit to the Sherry theatre for two days It is called "Gimme" and the. scen ario was written by Mr. Hughes and his wit'o. Adelaide Huches. It is Slthi to be u picture which will nppeul to every woman because it deals with that subject of perennial Interest to womankind, a wife's financial de pendence upon her husbund even fur pocket money. All husbanda and prospective husbands should see it to iret a line on how to nrranjre domes tic financial matters to' keep their wive contented and happy. Fanny Daniels marries Clinton Fer ris, son of the wealthy Mrs. Rolnnd Ferris, who objects to his throwing himself away on a mere designer in an interior decorating shop and promptly throws him upon, his own financial resources. These prove not to be very great and franny finds herself wearing shabby clothes. She hns no money and is ashamed to ask Clinton for it. Necessity finally drives her to ask antl he gives her permission to draw out $200 from the $500 which, they have in the bank. Fanny, however, is forced to draw out the entire amount to pay back a loan from the proprietor of the interior decorating shop tii es cape his unwelcome attentions. And when Clinton's check for $:100 is re turned marked no good, there is an explosion which results in Fanny's leaving Clinton- and going back to her old job. A reconciliation later takes place antl Fanny is no longer forced to utter the hated '"gimme." Goldwvn gave Mr. Hughes an ex-i ceptionally competent cast embracing! Helene Chadwick, who gives one ot tv. f,,,:cV,,i ,f her finest Performances as Fanny; N.Toufh.,SG:1RaPG,,bt: P-'o" Glass, H. B. 'Walthall, Kate 4-4-tf f- 7- V i.i ' . i i i"lK dramatic moments and as tllllll- ",,',. " ;,.,,'' 1 c ,','" , " , Una and ifallsllo a. hniul-tn-hnnd flirht Hope. Ccdric Gibbons, Goldwyns. ,,.,. nuH ,.VPI. depleted. i.b uiiK ia, i ire.-.R.icu . - . . t - ..,,,.,.1. c,na" , FOR JtENT Furnished apartment. Adults only. 1S07 Peim Ave. 4-2a-2tp FOR RENT Sleeping rooms with board. . Inquire 604 Adams. ' 4-20-tf FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402 Adams avenue. 4-19-tf FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment at Edenholm apartment. Call 27B-M. ' 4-24-tf FOR RENT 2 furnished apartments. one ;l-room apartment and one 4 room apartment No children. Call 432-J. 4-24-:lt OM T. eOT n'Si wti FOR RENT One sleeping room. In quire 1510 Adams. 3-24-tf i WANTED WANTED Housework by reliable prirl. Call 2H!t-M- 4-25-2t KXPEKT VJANO TUN1NO Clean and Vt)it:e your pftino wifKbut extrp onarpe. orK tfiiarantt'inl. (;all Ntsw- nn hook sioro lor appointnu'iit. uoy K. 'Phillips. -l-15-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY I- O. O. M. La Crundo LoCffe No. S"i0 ftiyal OrUrr of .Moose, holds regulai meetina every Thursday niKht at t , ly m. nt OilJ Fellows Hull. Th Ymn'm Jlloom-heart Let urn moet at-L'ond and fourtli Tliiir.sdays of each month. J1(joso LfVinn of the Worli ' niftfts 8';con'J .Monday of each month I Visitor itlwnvn Wi'loome. A. N. MAYAMLI.K, Dictator. C. S. SIIULTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. Elks l.a Uraude Lodpe No LrtHino iiif-cts earh Thursday cvnin; nt 8 o clock. Home and clai privilfns rheerl'ully extended to all UroLher Jlkn. De Lilp Green, Kxalteil Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MOUKUN WU(M).MHN OK A.Ii;itICA Ia Orandu.Cu.inp No. 7703 niecta on th fir.'it Thursday cvoninj? of at;h month, in the K. of I. hall. V'.sttlng NeiKhuors welcome. , E. II. iisr,a, V. C. JAKK ltOSTOCK, Clerk. A. i and A. 1-a Clrantio liodpe No. 41. A. b unTT A. 11., holds resular nu'etiiiKS first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. in. Cordiul welcome to all MftHon. s LOT Li. SXODGRASS. W. M. K. H. niN(JO, Secretary. V. ). KA' L.liS A'-rie No. 259. meets very Friday" nisht at Kaglea Hall Visiting uiember.s welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. K. liUlDriELL, Sec. WfKlDMEM OF THE WOULD La (Jrande Camp No. Ui9. Meota every Monday niKht at Eafiles Hall. All v tailing Neighbors welcome. Dues p:iahle at the office of the clerk lionms 21-22, La Grande Nationa. Hank Uulldins. , J. J. Murohlsnn. C O. I R. J. KITC1IKN, Clerk. KNlCUTa OK PVTHlASHed Crosf Iodue No. 27 meets every Monda evenins In Castle Hull (K. o P Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. E. C. F!EIPfcJ. C. C. C. L. GUAHAM. K. K. S. WOMEN'S HF.NKFIT ASSOC! ATION n the Maccabees. I-a Grande Lodf-e No 27, W. U. A. of M. Lodo meets first Thursday at 2 p. pi. and third Wednesd.iv at 8 p. m., at lv. of P liall. Viltlnpr Sisters welcome. M11S. NORA R. MACK KIT. C. JIAP..IOIME EATON. IU K. WANTED Man or woman. Salary $75.00 weekly full time. $1.60 an hour spare time, selling guaran teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor ristown,,Penn, 4-1 1-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. II. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made CorseU. Guaranteed throughout. Mso Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. E. C. Tjckey, 1808 Second street.. 242-J. 1-27-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. Uert HuKhes, 417 Washinc- ton avenue. 417-W. 4-HJ-tf treniely beautiful sets for the pic ture, and the photography, by John Mfcscall, is fascinating. "Gimme" is a comedy which will satisfy all ad mirers of Rupert Hughes' photoplays- ' Also showing "A Woman's Ven geance," a two reel Western. mcHMtn it.KTMi;i,Mi:ss si oii:s ANoTni;it sicckss Oolceu iMoore, Claire Wlnilsor, Doryl Alereiu', Alnlcom Ali'OreKor, Krne.st Toiience, William diamond, Junior M ii mis, nernltl Pi-Iuk:, Kilward I'oti and Leo Willis. K-poiln rroin cities where thia pi ixi'-winniiiH: picture lmn niroaily been .shown, iniliculo that it is the hlKKOHt ltlmL of popular suc- A Want Ad Will Do Tt. HATCHING EGGS-Tancred Strain S. C. White Leghorn. W. B. Pick ens. Phone 2G8-R. 4-19-tf LOST LOST One four-foot tinner's scale or rule. Return to La Grande Iron Works and receive reward. 4-24-!Up NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby eiven that the un- tlersiirned has been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Eliza W. Hunter, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notitied and required to pre ent same to this administrator at La Grande, Oregon, on or before six months from date liereol. Dated this 24th day of March, 1923. A. R. HUNTER. Administrator of the Estate of Eliza W. Hunter, deceased.. Mar.29-Apr.5-12-19-2G The only thrill now afforded by travel is the possibility that the stranger you are talking to may be revenuo otticer. .;. K. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. S. holds staled communication the aec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordial I j welcomed. MARTHA ELLTOTT PARKER, W. M ANNA S. C.KOVE, Sec. PLAN STREET IMPROVEMENT BAKER, Alr. 2-L Improvement of streets and sidewalks in the north western part of linker was author ized by the city commission in ses sion today. The cont was estimated by the city engineer at ? 1 .!) for each front foot, to be divided between sidewalk construction at 99 cents and street repairing at 97 cents- The proposed improvements will be ad vertised within 10 days, the commis sioners voted, and property owners will have an opportunity to file re mnn? trances. CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds. It's Splendid! In one minute your cloggi-d noRtrils will open, the iiir pa-j-aes ol your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, Miuillitig, blowing, headache, divncM. No Mingling for brent Ii at night; your cold or tatarrh will be gone. tiet a Miinll boilln of Elvs Cream Hie hard HnrthclrncHH, alar of "Tol- alilo Jnvid," proclaimed one of the three best pietures of the present season, will be tho feature at the Arcade I heater today, Friday ami Saturday in his tatOHt First National attraction, "Sonny." This is tho ulaptution of the stngo play by George Hoburt which ran so success fully on Broadway last fall and which was declared ono of the most human stories ever dramatized. Paulino Garon, who created the -uding feminine role in the stao play, retains her part In the screen 'production by virtue of her excellent at'tlntf. Patterson Dial, who had an important part In HurthelmeHs' "The Seventh Day," has tho role of a Hod Cross .worker, ; while, .tho. remainder of tho cast Includes Margaret Scd don, Lucy Fox, Herbert Grtniwood, Fred Nkiiolls, James Terbell, Mar- j Karet Elizabeth Faulconep and Vlr- ! Kin hi Magee. i Henry King, wlio directed the two i previous independent Dick Harthel- j mess pictures, wielded t ho megaphone I for "Sonny" and the complete liasion between star and director promises In ) this instance as in tho two previous j release, a perfect picture. I The story centers about the com- I plications ensuing when Joe Peters, j llobokeu poolroom proprietor, re- ! turns from th0 war to find himself I taken for Sonny Crosby, who was utin ii in i- ui nee. nouny Happened q to bo the hist word in money und I O blue, blood. Joe wouldn't havo tuk- l en the job for anything, but there was Sonny's blind mother looking O for tho return of her boy. i Simple ehaiacterlzation and In- lo tensely human appeal are the out i O Items of Interest To Y OU Indian Head Linen, nt, per yard .Tic, 4.1c and ."lc Windsor Crepe in Colors, per yard I5!)c Cotton Challie, Flowered, per yard . 2I!c Bungalow Cretonne, per yard 27c and 34c 36-in. Colored Outing Flannel, per yard 2"c Rciifew Gingham, 31c; three yards ?1.00 Pillow Case Lace, per yard 15c HAIR GOODS STAMPED GOODS ALL ONE-HALF PRICE Andrew's Variety Store m jf Macphersons Superfine Milk Bread ; FOK II i:LTIIV CHILDREN aiado With La Grande, Oregon MEAT SELECTIONS Can always be made to your entire satisfac tion at one of our markets. We carry only carefully selected meats at tlie right prices. -' The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. 0000000000000000000000000000 ooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o Reynolds and Zimmerman LA GRANDE IRON WORKS . . t A.;X-J.:(i . fl , . . " WA('IIIR SHOP AND FOUNDltY All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors flopftlredi Overhauled and Rebuilt. Aeetyleno Welding of All Kinds Cylinder liorlng and Overslzo Pistons Cranlishafls, Tlstons and Pleton I'lns Heground ;ivo lis n Trail ' D. FITZGERALD Prop! OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results ' j ttin!in fcalurra or a Htvi-y of uu UHiiul IntoreHt. ) . Another aid to longevity is to be some hopeful young man's rich uncle. The only pal nithat thrives as well in' cold countries is the one that itches. 'IIIIOKKM ('MAINS-' TO III-: SHOWN- AT STAIl KItlOAY Can a lorn coward chanKo hi na- tur and hcoomo a Ii.to. if not un- Ut, at least unfaltering ? "Winifred Kltnliall liellevea lio Pan. She enihoilled lier liellef In Hie form of u nuitton ideture Meenarlo and en tered it In the ChleaKo Dally News $:ta,oafj scenario contest. She told Iter story o well that tin; famous judges gave her cnti-y tho rlrst prize of ?IO,(iao, pleklnK It out of the 32. OI'O niauiiscrliitH stdindtted. Tho pllzo carrftd with II a pi o.luctlon on Funeral Service Farlor, 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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It Is a great emotional photoplay with Electrical WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES and ' SUPPLIES H & S Electric Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps 105 Depot St. Phone 393-W ttttm!!t!ttt:t!t!stmmi:::i:::m:t:tm:ttt;! ii Orders for nil woof! mndo liy Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will lie taken nt !M K First or Phone Main 547 .1. Ii. Munlinll l Terms C'ftsh i;i:!nt:t!t!t:tt!ttuii!!i::t:t:t::tnt):!t:t:it OIO oo o o ooooooooooooooooooooooooog Money jj o To Loan I FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 After Midnight Call Foley Hotel MAIX 77S o o o.o on liiiKlncss or Iioiih! prnicrly on ony luoiillily terms. Inquire .1. It. Oliver I'hoim 2:!3-W. Rags Wanted at the Observer ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooouoooooooooooooooooooloooooooooooooooooooooooooo DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom Beat Him To It BY ALLMAN C,oipu;) ) ii JU5TA ) frrT 1 If; I : ! v7 FX . hf I A jil:. pOl liils Sl La Grande - Baker I.enveB I.a Orando. I.enveB Ttalcer 8:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. (.l:AN-niTIMOX 0:"0 fl. 4:C0 p. Leaves I .a Cmnde. Loaves Union 9:00 a. in. 7:30 a. in.. 1:00 p. in. 10:00 tt.ro. f:45 p. m. S:30 p. m. . OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"1' FRANK H. SL'YDAM General Repair Shop Furniture Repaired and Rcfin ished Household Repairing of All Kinds JOG Fir Si. ' rhone5l3-J oOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000000