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Tuesday, May 1, 192.1.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
j Classified Want Ads ill theatres p
PROFESSION.' AT. I FOR SAI.K Oil TRADE Is-riinviMii iiiT unvmi; not;. il'I.AI'
t Is a plant bronil-lniski-t. ' A n '1 the n total of SMi.oun. was itiin'nilcJ lu A
PROFESSIONAL
UIRECTORY
OSTKOl'A'll io 1 1 y s IC'I A N S
. u and UK. .M AutiARKT IN-
OLh 0.-tCili:itllS. Kliin.,1 Pi.rvn
turo and Disrasrs of women and
children a upcriiiliy. Ofiiie phone
Alain .100. Hesi.lenro phone Main
.wu livo ruins, noinnipr ilildir.
int. ii. r.. s uoi:-
OsJcopatlili; l-liysl.tuii nml Surg i
eueresHOr to Dr. (.!. V. Zimmerman.
Ofto Miono Main C3. Ilia. l.H-M.
Pancr lioest-h lsniir., l.a Oiiindo.
A'lTOH.NKVS
COC1IUAN ond KllttKHAKO Geo. T
Cochran ai.J Colon 11. 1-: Ihm-TTh nl At.
t?r",;"- La Grando National Bank
l'l AUoi-m-y-at-J.uw, Uoonis
mm a riuey oiriue JJIUg. Taki
eiBvamr. 12-l:-lrr
ClllUOI'ItACTOIt
DJ'i HBLLB- MYK11S. Chiropractor
jew tolcy Huildlne. Hours 10 to 12
w. hi., 4 io tt p. m. and 7 to S p. m
7-2-t-n
OR. J- 13. WUODHJ, Cliiropruutoi
tinar(ituroimtli. Nr-ivous mul i:hronlt
diseases a SDeclnltv. finite
mer lildir. Over Silvcrthorne's.'orficc
uuuio, aw io la a. in., to & p. in.
7 to 8 evenings. 1'hone ir-W.
iikntists
DR. R. J. RUCKMAN. DR. R. B.
MILLER Dentists 'Rooms 9 to 14
Palmer-Roesch lildg. Adani3 Ave
at Depot St. Honrs 9 to U. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint-'
ment. I.a Grande, Ore.
DR. A. N. MAVVlI.I-i: Specialist ir
chronic diseases. Metlnxlji, Mechano
Therapy and Natitroi ath. Skin, am'
blood diseases. nervous diseases
Chronic Hiadac'.ie. Kczeins. Sciatica
Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel
Trouble; all ltlmlii of Chronic Di
seases successfully treated. l'hont
Main G93. Room 1, 2, 3. second flool
Ooolldtfe. TThIk., opposite Star Thea
ter. Office house. 10 to U a. m.
1:30 to 6:00 p. m. Consultation free
3-4-f.l
I'lAXO TCNIOitS
EXPERT PIANO TUNJNU Clean and
voice your piano without exlr.-
charge. Work guaranteed. Call New
lln Rook Store for appointment Ro
E. Phillips. -ir-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M. La (Irande Loao No. 35t
Loyal Order of Mense. holds regulai
meetings every Tlutr--d.iv night at 1
p. III. at Odd t-'.-li.-.v.s' Jlail. Th
Women's Mnoi-eheurt i.eglon meet;
second anrt fourth Tinu-idnys of eael
month. Moose legion of the AVorl
meets second MumPiy of cacli month
Visitors aiwavs v.el"oine.
. ' A. N. MAYVII.LE, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O, Kli;s La Crande Lodge No
433. iwuge meets e;-cli Tlnirsdav
evening at 8 oclork. li.'i'iit- anu'clj
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Rro titer Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mootl Ecklt-y, Secretary.
MODERN VOiJ.ll-:f Oi'' AMl-.:itICA
La Orande Camp Xo. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
: k. i;. jnxrco, v. c.
JAKH ROSTOCK, Clark.
L P. and A. M. La Oramlo Lodge No
41. A. F. anTTA. M . holds regular
meetings first iipd tliird Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Mason.
LOT L. SXOPCPAPS. 'W u.
K. R. R1NOO. Sccrelnry.
V. O. EAOLKS ,Aerle No. 2''J, meets
evary Friday tiiiriit at Kaglcs Hall
Vlnltlng meinher.s welcome.
V.. LILLY. W.
j. io. r.ntnsKLL.
See.
WOODMKN OK TIIK VORLDLn
Qrando Camp. No. IiiS. Meeli every
Monday nifht at Kngles Hall. Al'
visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at tho offire of the clerk
Rooms 21-22, La Grande Nationa
Dank Building. '
J. J. MurnhiJon. C. O.
R. J. K ITCH RN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF l'V-TIIJA8Ked Croi
Lodge No. 27 meets every Mondns
evening In Castle Hall IK. of P
Hall), at 8 p. In. A Pythian welcome
to sll visiting Knights.
l-:. a i'!i:i.i'S. c. c.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. It. 8.
WOMHS'H RKNLl-'lT ASSOCIATION oi
tho Maeeabees, La Grande Lodge No
S7. W. P.. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. in. and third
Wednesday at 8 p. m.. at iv. of V
Hall. Visiting Sisters weleorne.
MRS. NORA 15. MACK L I . C.
MARJOUIK HA TON, R. - K.
O K. S. Hope Chapt'-r N'o. 13, O. lil. d.
holds stated common! -at ion the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of eacl
month. Visiting members coraiall
MARTHA'F.l.t.tOTr PARKER, W. M
ANNA S. CROVK, See.
sTuoxtiiii:.iiT. woMir.it io;
will in-: si:i-: acjaik
FOR SALE The Motkfl Restaurant,
llavnit; hnen in business contin- T,, mrt.,SHO,. , OI1, r iho lies!
uously for over twenty years, my kl, o( Alison litis linen
wife and 1 fppl wo are entitled ; ,,ok,, lor , sir Thou,r lm nn
to a vacation, therefore, we offer ',, ,.., r :t (1,iya ,.K,IlnnK. .'ri.
our restaurant also our honm uti,, !f ..ni)vn of . Nonh." a,
U19 Adams ae. for sa e IC in-! ,Jluri,m.(. .,.,., ,,. Alur,n pr0.
tercsted call at the Model during ,lllt.11 sturHnB h t roiiKheurt, tin.
business hours. J. A. Arhuckle. .uni,p lw vll p,,1MK, lMO msiuir.
- 4--h-tf )uvm. ,n his inMai ,..r8, Nmlonal At-
FOIt SALE 4-Toom niotleni house,
close in. A good bargain if taken
at once. Inquire 13'JU Monroe ave.
4-iii-Gtp
i'OR SALE One l-egistered Clydes
dale stallion. Phone Fanners 106.
4-M-Gtp
FOR SALE Nice lot 50x110 on
highway. Sewage in -alley.. Price
$150.. Inquire 22'21 .E.
lAdnms.
4-30-3t
ELECTRIC RANGE Nearly new.
Phone 20S-R. ' 4-19-tf
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for Kale at the Observer of
fice. Ch ao. 7-8-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Adults only. i;it)7 Peun ave.
4-30-2tp
FOR RENT Newly furnished sleep
ing rooms, 905 Spring St. Phone
.Main 558. 4-27-4t
Invention of the reaper, n quirt evrnl
close relnllonslilli to the struggles
Hie brave men who fought iiml 1
that the American flap- might I
wavi! over the urrK'm nan.
loarglng the main school building.
I'I'lt Cn.WT'.K !
i..vi:xi'i"it iiaiii
A St
ove
HulliH wen InvnK'J Unim Iniii- ,
dri'tlH or yonra uo!
!toinmi butlw rrt Htlll in voiruo. 'J
tlimiKli tli,,l" pneiMltnri' iowl;,
KiviMi way to tin muro pupiilhr liu.s il
sian, Turkish. iuul. Hhow. r ami iom-;
inon Kiturduy nifrl't vnrlcticH. ji
Now comrH tin- "Lawnil.T Italh," J
"I imih. conlVsH 1 'iinl n.-vi r h ar.l i 0 .
of one uhlll I started work on tho j
protluctlon," siiyn i;ia.lys Walton. tui-J
Tin Lavrniler uuin i.auy. nn o
traction. "Tho Silent Call.'
"llrawn of the North." tells n thrll-
i ns mury wm rem Mronneun , . ' X'niversal attmrtlim which will he ...
Ihe nart of llrawn. n ok owncil ly : . ... ,ini.,
Marion WellK. Marlon tukes him
with her when she boos .into the
North country to niil her brother
and riunce to develop a mine. The
liunce has exposed himself aa a dis
solute raftcal and his cruelty to
Itruwn lends to a fight on the trull
in which tho brother is killed und the
lliinco escapes tho ventreunco of
llrawn )y apparently drownintf in an
icy stream.
in seeking help, Marlon meets
Poter Coe. Then follows a period
of happiness as they spend a honey
moon in the wilds nnd fortune
crowns their efforts. Tho wolves of
the country drivo them hark towu4u
civilisation uml their sled dogs run
away currylnir their buhy with them.
Brawn sroes to the resuco and then
follows uction ns thrilling as was
ever put into a motion pietmv.
tho Arcade Wednesday only.
Shannon Klf must have known for
he wrote tho story
Georjfn ltandolph Chester adapted
it to the screen and seeim-d to know
what they were.
Klnj? Ilaffprot, tho director, suhl that
was his first experience with a, hath
of that sort.
At any rale a lavender bath is
something decidedly new.
"The Lavender Hath lady" brings
with It good entertainment of a kind
that Is predicted to please the many
Walton fans.
nvii,i)i(i rnocuAM
TtTCSOX. Ariz., May. 1. A build
inc program Involving cxpondlturn
of $50,000 will begin In the nearl
future at tho Tucson Indian Train- J
ing srhool nenr hero. 1 Miring
that burns a flnme like gns, ono
that Is simple In construction,
easy to handle, easy to clean,
then i lwuys ready such Is the
M1SCO ll-:KI KtT
Oil tVwk Stove
I
Many thousands of womou
nro using tlu-so atoves and Ret
ting great sat Infliction. Ttellef
from atovo drudg'iy, .-from
heavy lifting of coal and wood,
from ashes and dirt, and from
heavy expense, arc tho Immedi
ate nnd pleasurable results.
Demonstration Dally At
Melville's
Hardware
1 V2H Aduui Ave.
SIIKKUY'K
LAST DAY
FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. i 4-19-tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment at hdenholm apartment. (Jail
27(-M. 4-24-tf
FOR RENT One sleeping: room. In
quire lulu Adams. J-Zi-tt
FOR RENT Three furnished apart
ments, 2501 JM. Fourth. G. K. Gib
son. 4-4-tf
WAITED
WANTED Middle aed woman to
cook for man and wife and take
care of 3-year-old boy. Phone
.'!09-J. 4-30-tf
WANTED Woman for general
housework; small family; modem
home. Call 1JK-W. 4-28-tf
SELL TREES FOR US Complete
stock. Satisfactory territory, iwrite
today for particulars. Salem Nurs
ery Company, 428 Oregon Bldg-.,
Salem, Oregon. 4-28-12t
WANTED-'-Man or woman. Salary
$70.00 weekly full time. $1-50 an
hour spare time, selling guaran
teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful
spiinp line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor
ristown, Penn. 4-11-tf
liOST
LOST A suitcase between Blue Mt.
Garage and stock yards. Pinder,
please return same to Observer and
recei ve reward. 4-.I0-2tp
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. h. H. Norton. 906 Adams
Ave. 8-30-tf
HEMSTITCHIVG and picot edge by
Airs. C. ijckey, ltiUS second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
'Mi's. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-Ki-tf
Fred Niblo directed Douglns Fair
banks In "The Threo Musketeers."
This Information was contained in u
eonuinmlcation received by the man
agement of the Sherry Theatre from
the United Artists' office in answer
to a query from tho theatre, manage
ment. Krod Nlblo Is one of the best known
directors in tho motion picture indus
try. Aside from the many Thomas 11.
Ince Production he made, moay' of
them starring vehicle! for, Knhr Uen
nett. he won renown as the director
of Douglas Fairbanks In "The .Mark
of Zorro," considered one of the
greatest films ever produced.
The first person to be chosen for
the cast of "The Three Musketeers,"
when Douglas Fairbanks began pre
paring for this production was Geo.
Kiegmann who interprets the charac
ter of 'Pothos.', ono of tho threo
musketeers in this greatest of nil Du
'nias' stories. Siegmann Is rated as
ono of t he best chn racier aotors I n
pictures, lie lias also won fame for
himself as a director, in association
with D. W. Griffith. Some of his
most notable screen appearances
were ii iso with Griffith. In "The
Mirth of a Nation," Kiegmann played
the part of Silas Lynch, a character
role that will live forever. He nlso
lias been conspicuous In such Grif
fith features us "Intolerance." "Tho
Great l.ove," and "Hearts of the
World. and alsoplayed the part o."
.sir SagTuriore inv The Connecticut
Yankee." a part that has added con
siderably to an already strongly en
trenched popularity.
OKKGOX 'JHAII AT
AltCADi: Wr.DXFSDAY
HATCHING EGGS Tancred Strain
S. C. White Leghorn. W. B. Pick
ens. Phone 2G8-R. 4-19-tf
so.mi; tHKr.it.
( l'.y Associated Press)
f'OKVALT.lS, Ore., May 1. A fif
teen mile hike is associated with
blisters and sunburn by most wom
en. biit Miss Kllzabelh M. I'alm, head
of tho circulation department of the
M'egon Agricultural college library,
regards ft as part of her daily work.
he derided to find out bow far sh-1
walked in t ho course of her regu
lar round- of duties in a day, and
found that fifteen miles was the dis
tance usually - covered in gett lug!
ooks for students al the loan desk.
Twenty-one senior co-eds at Co
lumbia university fboast that Ihey
have icver been kissed. The news
papers charitably refrain from pub
lishing their pictures.
What Is the most romantic thing In
historx
Is it .n battle in which brave men
die the winning of a throne by some
1'n-tender the coniini'ing of 'huge
armies tho rlsu of a Napoleon or
some political or economical develop
ment that takes place quietly?
There are many brands of grain
reapers and threshing machines on
the market today. They are us pro
saic and unimportant as the net-pal-terned
wire that keeps a mud-caked
pig from running loose on a farm.
Certainly there Is nothing romant
ic about the operation of a grain
machine itsejf.
Hut In the fifth chapter of "The
Old Oregon Trail," the Universal his
torical play showing al tho Arcade
t heatre, where the latest episode
comes Wednesday, the romance of an
apparently dry fact is pointed out.
.This film story in which Art Acord
and other popular players appear, in
based on the historic acquisition of
tho great Northwest through the ex
ploration of the Oregon Trail. Tin
adventureH nd privations of the
fighting pionei-rs who accomplished
'his are pictured. Hut behind the
trails of the trull is another big devel
opment; me invention of the reapur
by Mccormick.
For the great wealth of the North
west depends to a big extent on grain
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Pai'lor, 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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WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES
and
" SUPPLIES
H & S Electric
Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps
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Macpherson's Superfine
' Milk Bread
't'ORIIRALTHYCHILDRKN
Made With Milk
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Summer Round Trip Rates
Tickets on sale daily from May 15th to
September 30th.
1 Final return limit, October "1st
From La Grande via Kootenay
' and Arrow Lakes
CHICAGO $ 88.fiS
ST. LOUIS ...$ 84.13
NEW YORK $150.08
" liOSTON $15G.18
TORONTO $UG.43
MONTREAL $135.43
Low rates can be given to many other
points.
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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 400 N. Fir St.; 1111 Adams Ave.
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
All Kinds of Muchlnory, Automobiles and Tractora Repaired,
Overliauled and ltubullt.
Acetylene Welding of All Kinds
Cylinder Hoping and Overslzo Tlstona
Crankshafts, I'lstons and l'ifitnn IMns Keground
Ulvo Vs n Tr.ill
D. FITZGERALD Prop
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will brins: results
BACK CASt
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(lly Assori.il.-.l IT.-ss) ; i J MATTRESS SHOP AND Jig
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sltv nf Nevada summer session w!l! !
begin June JS annd continue until
VTho poor farmer know.-! nnthine or I
atnt cereal?, ami 1ms to make
renkfast of s:tu;-aro ami pjtks and t
fried chicken amljvafflos and things.
Carpet and Ruff Cleaning
B.y12, $(.50 and up
Clnu. Kdwards, Prop.
I'ncttiry l'hone 2.VI-W
Shoe Repairing
SHOP
All Wm-k noun Xrnlly
I.aillrs' Work a KiwUMy
Now Foliy niillillue
lint in nee nn ('licsliiiit flirret
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wli-li. An. yon in 0 I11UT.V? On frnnl
(-OBht to (fiu.sl lu lioili'M oil lliu
TIIANS.CA.VADA I IMITi:!).
I'm sprr-lnl In .nifliiy nthor
polnl.s apply In W. If. Dnaron, Grur-r.
ul Atft-nl. '4iiioillaii I'nril-lc, n5 Thlnf
Sli-iM-l. .Mullnoiiiilll Mold lllili;., I'nrl
lllliil, On-itnn,
H Ordorn for nil wood nitulo liy
Bowman - Hicks
Lumber Co.
will lio taken lit N I'lrst
or Phone Main 547
,1. Iv. Munhall
Terms C'asli
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Enclosed Cars
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Rads Wanted at
the Observer
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Help Wanted
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9:0D n. m, 8:00 a. m.
4:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m.
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f.r:ivrfl Tji Granilo. Loavos Unloa
0:nn a. 7:30 a. m.
1 :ui p. in. 10:00 a. m.
U.i't p. 111. . 3:30 p. m.
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o Ilour.chold Repairing of
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