La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1923, Image 7

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
! Classified Want Ads jj'THEATRES
Monday, April .10, 1923.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
ONTUOl'ATIIIl) i'HYSK'l-WS
DM. J. und OK. JIAKGARKT IN
GLE l):-leiiptiths, SpiuM Curva
ture and lii.-Oiisea of women and
cnnm-en a specialty- uiiu-e prmne
Mam lull, liesnlence pmmi- .Mum
100 two rings. Somnicr liilili;.
int. ii. i:. kcikii:n
OMroiulthiu riiysiciHit mid Surtfooii
Successor to Dr. (;. W. KlimiHTinan.
&tnca Phono Main 63. Ilea. U.s-M.
Tjilmcr Itocarh lllilcr.. 1,11 nrnmlo.
ATTOIIXEYS
COCHRAN and lCHUKHAltJ) IJi-o. T
Cochran or.a Colon I'. l-:h,.rinir(l. At.
toriiej-s. La Grande Xatloual Eank
uuiiaing.
i
C H. FINN .AUorm-y-ut-hiiw, ltnoms
m ar.u .23 r'olc-y officii iSldir. Tnk
C'llIHOniACTOU
OH. HKI-LIi MY10U.S, I'lilropiractor
.iw rtiity juinuing. Hours HI lo 1
fc. in.. 2 to 5 p. in. and 7 lo 8 p. m
7-lH-ti
DR. J. E. WOOD1-.U, Chironracloi
and Naturopath. Nci vonn and uhrnnic
diseases a spoclaltv. .Suite 20, Smn.
mer Hide. Over Sllverthorne's. Office
nours, lu lo 13 a. m.. 1:31) to 5 p. ill.
I tw o uvemntrs. 1 lion(' i:i-w.
ii:x'risrs
DR. R. J. RUCKMAN. DR. R. B.
MILLER Dentists 'Rooms 0 to 14
Palmer-Roesch Bids. Adams Ave
at Depot St. Honrs 9 to C. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. I, a Grande, Ore.
NATUltl-: CLlii;
DR. A. N. MAYVII.IjTO Specialist lr
chronic diseases, unlnula, .M'diann
Therapy and Naturopath. Skin anc
blood diseases, lvrvous dlseasea
Chronic Hi-adac'.ic, tlcfma. Sciatica
Appendicitis, Constipation, Kowel
Trouble; all klmi.-j of. Chronic Di
seases MUcces.sfully treated. Phoni
Main 533. Room 1, 2. 3, second flool
CoolidBre Bldpr., opposite .Slur Tliea
tor. ' Office house, 10 to la a. m.
- 1:30 to 6:00 p. in. Consultation froe
3-4-tf
I'lAXO TI N lilts
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Cl-an and
voice your piano wifTTbut extra
charce. Work nuaranteed. Call Ncw-
ln Book Store for appoiiiluicnt. Ho
B. Vhllllps. 4-1,1-f
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I, o. o. m. La ;i..ifio Lo-rze "No, ;t."iD
.Loyal OrdVr of M (..e. Iiulils r.'gulai
meetings every Tluirnday ntjfiit ut I
p. in. ut Odd F.ijlowii' ilnil. Tin
"Women's Moosuheurt Letflmi meet.1
. eeeond und fourth TlmrsiIayH of eacli
montli. Aluose L.cifion of the AVorlt
meets second M.irni.'ty of each muntli
I Visit or f alwnva wi-lomp.
A. N. MAYVILLF., Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Socrjtary.
B. P. O. Ellta ha fJrinu Ijodfro No
(433. ijuunc int'i'ts vhcIi Tliurndaj'
evonlng "-t 8 o'clork. Houm and tl.tl
prlvllL't-oa, chnerrully extended to nil
Urotiier Ktkx.
Dc Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Ecklov, Secrotarv.
WODL.UN AVUUDMiiM OF A.i Kit I CA
L.a t.rand,! Camp No. 770.'i inoeti on
the first TJiursday .vuniiif? of eucli
month, in the K. of l'. Imll. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
k. it. jEixr.o. v. o.
JAKE UOSTOCK. Clerk,
L. F. and A. M. La CiiukIi- t.,mi(; No
41. A. I, niii A. 'M., Sudd.- rt-'ul.ir
mpetitiEs fir.st nnd third I-'ridiiys nt
7:30 p. ni. Cordial wtlioiue to (ill
L.OT L. PNODI5HAKS. W. M.
E. It. RINCO, .St';rcl..ry.
V. O. KA'.;iA-:S Atio 2U9, meetc
every Friiluy' nilic at rifittltia Hall
Visiting in em bo rs welcome.
7,. 1.1LI.V. W. 1'.
J. K. lURDSFJ.L. Sec.
WOODMEN OF TUJ-. WOULD Ln
Ornndo Cump No. Jlcrla. ovcry
llonday nirclit nt Kuirli'3 Ihill. AV
visiting Neighbor.) welcome.. Dnts
poynble tit the niTioo 'of the clTk
Itooma 21-22, La Grunde Natioua.
Bank IIuildtnfT.
J. J. Murchlvan, C. C.
, R. J. K ITCH UN. Cl'Tk.
KNK1HT.S OF l'VTillA.IKu.l Crosi
Lodire, No. 7 m)kiM tvery Mond:i
evenlnff in Casiki Hrll (K. of )
Hftll), nt 8 p. in. A T'.-.-hiun welcome
to all Visiting Knfphts. :
II. C. F1KI.US. C, C.
. C. L. CItAIfAM. K. H. 8.
WOiMIJN'S ItKNKFIT AS.'y U.'l ATION oi
the rMuerahet'!1. La flr:tnde Lode No
27, W. It. A. of M. Lodr?e moeta first
Thursday nt 2 p. m. and third
Wedneflday nt 8 p. m., at K. o P
Hall. Vislllnff Sistt-rJ wolcome.'
MI:S. NORA V.. MACK KIT, C.
jiAiuoiai:: 10ATON. il. k.
O. R. H.Hopo Chaptor No. 13, ft, K. S.
holds tftaU'd roriiniwnfcaiion the
otid and IVmrth Wednesd'tys of eacl
month. ViHitlns inembvra cordla!l
welcomed.
MARTHA PLLTOTT PA RICE II, W. M
ANNA S. GUOVE. Sue.
SHORT AND SNAPPY
Every once in a while there is a
change in the style of eyegia-'ses.
Soon, snys one stickler for the old
style, one may expect to sre glasfjp?;
with illuminating rims, so The owner
can be located in the dark.
. Bahetta, terse typi-t, stood in front
of an electric fan : o long the of her
day that she awoke next morning
vWth u sore throat.
Jlho proper ntutly of mankind is-
DOINGS OP TliE Dlii'FS Lena Gels piavhTl." '
5;i a, . L-rfS& K W 'iA i ! y? '
1(111 SAJ.K Oil TRAI1B
RAHOAIX
10 nerc.s for sale. Im
proved, S mile from city limits,
l'hone W.S-V. 4-28-2tp
FOR SALE Alfalfa hnv on ranch.
C. W. Jtoml. Kami 4X. 4-28-21
Pi ip Air ti m.ii ii.-,.of
ii....i. i....: :.. i "v:-. " ""?! .
uolv for over twelitv years my
wife and' I feci wo are entitled
to a vacation. Therefore, we offer
our restaurant, abo our home at
14i!) Adams ave., for sale.. If in
terested call at the Model during
business hours. J. A, Arbuckle.
4-2(i-tf
FOR SALE 4-room modern house,
close in. A good bargain if taken
ut once. Inquire 1520 Monroe ave.
4-26-6tp
FOR SALE One registered Clytles
dale stallion. Phone Farmers ltifl.
4-26-(itp
FOR SALE Modern bungalow, five
rooms, 2 bed rooms and sleeping
porch, furnace, garage. On corner,
paved street. With or without fur
niture. Call 415-J. 4-2.'i-tf
ELECTRIC RANGE
Phono 2I18-R.
Nearly new.
4-19-tf
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for sals at the Observer of
fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Newly furnished sleep
mg rooms, UOa spring tit. l'hone
Main 6.18. 4-27-4t
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms with
board, inquire bU4 Adams.
4-20-tf
FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment at luienholm apartment. Call
27fi-M.- 4-24-tf
FOR RENT One' sleeping room. In
quire lolO Adams. 3-24-tf
FOR RENT Three furnished apart
ments, oUl JN. 1'ourtn. U. K. iib
son. ' 4-4 -tf
FOUND.
FOUND Money order made out to
Ethel Iridic Inquire Newlin Drug
Co. 4-28-lt
WANTED
WANTED 8 or 4 rooms- on west
side for bachelor apartment. Write
A. care Observer. 4-28-2tp
WANTED Woman for peneral
hou.--ework; small family; modern
home. Call 148-W. . 4-2S-tf
WANTED To hear from owner hav
ing Tnrm for sale; give particulars
and lowest price. John J. iilack,
Chippewa Falls, Wis. 4-28-lt
SELL TREES FOR US Complete
stock. Satisfactory territory. (Write
today for particulars. Salem Nurs
ery Company, 42 Oregon Bldg.
Salem, Oregon. 4-28-12t
WANTED, MESSENGERS Must be
1( -years old and have wheel. Ap
ply manager Western Union.
4-27-tf
WANTED Man. or woman. Salary
$75.00 weekly full time. 3150 an
hour spare .time, selling guaran
teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful
spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor
.ristown, Perm. 4-11-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. JI. Norton, 900 Adams
Ave. 8-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. E. C, Tjckey, 1808 Second
street. 242-.T. J-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge- by
iurs. iMirt nugnes, i-jiv wasnmg
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-Kl-tf
HATCHING EGGS Tancred Strain
S. C. White Leghorn. W. B. Pick
en?. Phone 2C8-R. 4-19-tf
Preventative Medicine.
Th6 tendency of medical science is
toward preventative measures. "It is
easier and better to prevent than
cure, fncumonia, one of the most
dangerou:-! diseases that medical men
have to contend with, often follows a
cold or attack of the grip. The cold
prepares the system for the rreep. j
lion and development of the pneu
monia germ. The longer the cold i
atigs on, the greater the daneer.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I
as soon as the first indication of a
cold appears so as to get rid of it
with the least possible delay. It is 1
folly to risk an attack of pneumon
it when this remedy may be ob
tained for a trifle. Adv.
A genius is a novelist who can sP
in a fcoft chair near a radiator n I
writ convincing o Gf.d'a rcnt opon 1
SHKRRYS
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Slupmclous Sols Used In "The Three
.Musketeers." Amazingly Exquisite
Interior and r.xtenur hets J.n'
hnnce Fairbanks' Latest Picture
inoso who view iJougias rair-
hunks' latest Unite.! Artists Produc
,Uo-. "The Jf.'"'1' Musketeers," will
1,6 B!vciln flll,n t0U1' ? as ll
was in the early seventeenth century
of the palace of King- Lou's All!
of liuckinijham Palace and several
ancient ami picturesque continental
towns.
To meet the requirements of this
story, three acres of exterior sets
and one acre of interiors were built
ail duplicated from ancient engrav
ings of historical buildings of that
time.
"All told,' said Robert Fairbanks,
production manager and brother of
the famous Doubt, '"we built 117 m
terlors and 40 exteriors, every one
of them costing at least three times
aa much as any other set ever con
structcd on thi Fairbanks lot."
No more vivid impression could
possibly be given of the gates of
Paris, or of the quaint streets and
picturesque buildinirs of the city than
that conveyed in the scenes wherein
l) Anagnan and the three musket
eers give battle in slashing duels to
the Cardinal's guards. j
Ihe leatures that stamp the sets
tor this production as different and
superior to anything yet bunt for
film purposes," said Robert Fair
banks, "is the fact that Practically
all replicas of buildings were con
structed with four sides and that
most of the interiors were built with
ceilings, all of which show in the
picture."
Perhaps the most unique set of
all, however, is the ship in which
Doug as D'Artagmm stages a ter
rific battle with Barbara La Marr
i'as Milady for the royal jewels which
she- has stolen and which are the
basis for one of the most interest
ing complications of the plot. Hoth
the exterior and interior of this ship
are shown upon the screen, figuring
in one ot the most thrilling episodes
of the play.
MorvrAix sn:xi;s ok haiie
UKAITY l. IlKr VHTOPLAY
Sivtloii
of Krultu'ky Cuinliei'Iaiuls
l'inrly Shown in "The- Trail or
llio I.om'smiio rhic."
Lifting two acres of land bodily out
of- the valleys of the Cumberland
mountains und planting it lu the foot
hills Burraundhif? Hollywood, Calif.,
is literally what was dono by the
I'uranionnt company producing "Tbo
Trail of the Lonesome Pino," a plc-
hurp starring Mary Miles M inter.
with Antonio Moreno, featured iu
lending man, which is hcfnjr shown
tiio Arcade theater today und
Tuesday.
JMcturofjriiie in its resemblance to
the actual thing. The sccno wail
made for 'sequences of tins photoplay
mentioned. Two acres of land on t:o
Lu.sk y ranch were fenced in with
long rail fences. CJolden corn, stack
ed and appearing liko sentinels
guarding this little fur in and house,
wait to bo hauled from the field.
A cabin home of thrco rooms, wit!i
several coon dogs, a couple of horses.
scores of chickens and duck, two
donkeys and other common niiiiyeo
of tint Cumberland hu-rnyurd, stand
demurely in the center of the two
acres.
Kvcn a barn with a hay loft anil
cackling bens, with stalls and cows
and u neurby pen of hos, adds color
lo a set no beautifully reniinescent of
1 he Cumberland mountatnH of L'uHt
Vnnlsseo and Kentucky during the.
past Civil .war period.
The story of "Tho Trail of the
LoiK-yonic) Fine." written by tho "taio
John Kox. Jr., (It'uls with , a famllv
feud In the Cumberland mountains
of Kentucky nnnd Tt-nnesMi-e. aIIks
.M inter is seen as June Tolliver, i,
sprightly mountain Kill, who meets
und love John Mule, a coal minlim
engineer and bend of a local law and
.order organ iitutiou. ln semis Juno
lo srhool, and within two years sho
is cdueatvd and eivflizMl, as it wero.
( n her return home her unelo
kills a police man, and Halo Is ohlig. !
ed to arrest htm for murder. Thuu
the feud breaks out afresh, and many
Iramutic Incidents follow. There aro
many thrills in the sulHoiuonl scenes.
ill of whleh contribute to make thfi
pieiuro one of th(4 most entM-talntng
seen here during the current f?eaMl.
Ki-nost Torrence, p, noted screen
player, is featured in (ho cast.
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LADD CANYON
SOCIALNEWS
:,APT) CANYON, April 30. Tho
Lone Pino Lumber Company has ro
cently- purchased two extra largo
trucks, which will be used to carry
the lumber from tho mill to th3
plainer at Lone Fine. The work on
tho road Is progressing nicely and
will toon he ready for the gravel.
Mrs. Sberrel Kwln has been as-
slsiing County Attorney Kd Wright
in the duties of his office tho Piist
week. Mi's. Kwln has accepted the
position us bookkeeper wllh Ihe Lone
Pino Lumber and Kox Company for
the summer.
Mrs. CJraco Couch, wllh her rela
tives, started for Corvallis Thursday
of lust -week.
Mrs. Will in m Sherwood was hos
tess to the Uel-Together Club Thurs
day of this week. The day was Ideal
and the Indies worn out to enjoy It.
Mrs. Kohcrt Mastcrson, Mrs. 11 rook
Campbell and .Mrs. Charles Taal woro
visitors. The visitors with the club
ladles spent a delightful afternoon.
The house was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers very tastefully ar
ranged. Tho usual business routine
was gone through and a present was
given to .Mrs. Couch as a token of
reniemhraneo from the club. The
next meeting will bo with Mrs. Sherwood.-
Misses Allen und Hrookn, aVcom
pa n led by M essrs. 1 tador and Frost,
wero visitors at the. Iudd Canyon
school Thursday of tills week.
Mrs. Adolpb Peebler's niece. 111 Ho
(lladftb Johnson, of I'ov, Is making
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Reynolds and
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main G2. ,
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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Electrical
WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES
and
: SUPPLIES
H & S Eleciric
Ascnts for Edison Mazda Lamps
105 Depot St. Phone C93-W
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lier aunt a visit and attending Lndd
M'anyon school tho last month.
The, hall game Sunday between
'erry und Ladd Canyon resulted In
a victory for Ferry, tbo score stand
ing at S to 14. Next Sunday tbo
stHiie teams will play at Perry.
About the onlv thini? that receives
less rcspecuul attention than a speed
limit is the man who was u hero
last year. . lLj
After Every Meal
Top oU each meal
with a bit ol
sweet in the form
ol WRIGLEY'S.
It satisfies the
sweet tooth and
aids digestion.
Pleasure and
benefit combined.
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lilk
I'OIt HEALTHY CHILDHBN
Made With Milk"
La Grande, Oregon
Call at one of our markets and let us assist
you in the selection of your meats, fish and
poultry.
Efficient service and prices that are right
await you always.
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
Two Markets 10(5 N. Fir St.; It'll Adams Ave.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDHY s
All Kinds of Machlmy-y, Automobiles end Tractors Repaired,
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Acetylene Welding of All JCInds
Cylinder Poring and O vendue Pistons ' '
Crankshafts, Plstomi and Piston Tins Jteground
(Jive I's a Tr.tll
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
ttmtnit:it:tm:::n::mnt:i:i:m::i::i:t
j Orders for (ill wood made by
Bowman - Hicks ;
Lumber Co.
will lio lnki'i at 20 1 a N I 'lr.tt H
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or Phone Main 547' Bj
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business or home property
on eay itionihly terms.
IiKpilrf! J, It, Oliver
Phone 232-W.
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Rads Wanted at
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L"av s La Cirnndo. Travel Itaker
fi:no a. m. 9:00 . m
4:oi p. m. 1:00 p. m.
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