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Tliui sdsv, M;u:i, 192:!." TTTEf tA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PACE SEVEN Classified Want Ads 1 '. " ;l PROFESSIONAL """""I""I""S""""""'"E"" F0K SAI.K OK RENTW'sere . Otftiooiwriiio rnvsiYvi known ns "Howard Monilows." n- . - jJU- 'luiro .Fred l'nhrninn,, J'orrv. DR. J., L. and DR. MAltCAKKT IN- 5-2-3tl OLh Ostpupatha, Spinal Curva ,, turo and Diseases of women and ' SAI.K Uarrcd Rock laying children a specmltv. Office nlione 'le"s 11 nlntlis old. Phone 347-W. . Main 10(1. Uosidpi'iro phono Main 5-2-3tp 100 two nnjrs, s-mmcr Hildir. ...m, .,. ,. i " roil SALb WaRon and harness, I'll. II. K. S( iih:n ' 2702 N- Greenwood. S-2-:itp Os'tHinnllilu l-lijsi, j:, anil Surgeon rrip t- , ZT ' Z TT Baocessor to ir. c. - .!,,' Ff,)R feAI.K-Prcsbyterian church, to Offlco Phono Main 03 ' !, i-.iM Amoved. Can be. male into Rood Pnlmor Hoosol, i:i,n- ' i .TrVVn.Vi' r0'"1"K house or apartments. Will t i.ianna. sM cheap. Pyramid Land Co. I . ArroitM:vi,' ' 5-2-2tp ; COCHRAN and KliKiuiAun c.'o T TRUCK FOR SALE One ton Max SS.nv.n "ii At- well truck in Rood condition. La Bunding. 1 0ran,Ju N"11"'"" u Grande National Bank. 5-l-5t C. H. I'l.swi Attorm-v-at.i.aw rooms Il1 SALE Heifer, fresh. Call 20 and 23Iey (Jll'ieo ;1Jr. Taki Fanners lilX. 5-l-2tp Hv""r. li-n-lir : Clllttoi'H (.it TOR SALE 1 lot with 4-room house, ------ww-. partly modern. Small payment DR. iir.i.L-; iiYKiis. chircprncior down and balance trms. Call 1407 New l-..loy BuiMinK. Honrs in to 12 V avenue. , 5-l-3t k. m 2 to 6 I. in. and 7 lo Hj, ni , r : Tl-tf K0,j SALE. violin, very good tone, 'DR. V. E. WOODU..L ciiiroprnctoi - alro one Reminirtoii tvpewrit- and naturopath. Nervous nnd rhronli er Call 318-J ' 5-1-tf diseases a specialty, finite 20, Pom- m mer Bldif. Over Sllverthnrne'a. Office r-TTrTciT i- x- . , r. , hours, lo to 13 a. m., 1:30 to 5 p iu rR SALE Netted Gem seed po- 7!L ""'"'"Z"- 'tatoes, A No. 1- quality. Grown u.-vnSTS from sweepstake car of Moscow .-w---wl. Idaho; also one 2-year-old Jersey DR. R. J. RUCKMAN. DR. R. B. pll0"e Farmers 140. S-l-tf JIILLER Dcntists-Rooms 9 to 14 , Palmer-Roesch BUg. Adams ' ve I,(,It SALE The Model Restaurant at Depot St. Hours 9 to li. Phone Having been in business contin- Mayi 70. Special hours by appoint- "ously for over twenty years, my ment. La Oancle, Ore. m!e an(l I fee' we are entitled ; --. to a vacation. Therefore, we offer NATl'KK tTKK our. restaurant, also our home at 1429 Adams ave., for sale. If inr nr&AF?. ercd ?'l..t the Model durinB Therapy ami NaturuiuMh. Skin ant business hours. J. A. Arbuekle. blood di;t!iisrs, n-rvuus dist.-a.4t-s 4-2i-tf Chronic Ht'&Uuc'.ie, Kcm-mn, Uciatici uble'r'n'r, fca''c'cSonut? PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT ceases puccfssniiiy troatod. phom Boxes for salo at the Observer of- MRln C93. Room 1, 2, 3, seeond flooi fioe. Ch BP. 7-8-tf Coolidpfi lildK- ot)p(site ymr Thea 9 ter. Office Jiniiso, 10 to 13 a. m. " ' ' " " i 1:30 to 6:00 p. rn. Consultation free FOR RENT 3-4-tf -l - -ui-i-i-- . -i. .-l.- ". 1'IANO TCM'.RS FOR RENT Furnished four-room house. Phone 470-M. ' 5-2-tf EXPERT PIANO TU.N'l.VU Clean and : . voice your piano wiiTTout extr,-. FOR RENT Modern five room charge. Work guaranteed. Call New hnn with wni-niro Mr-s Fthel lln Rook Store lor appointment. Hoy "ou e, , eajage. Mrs. l,tnel E. Phillips. 4-ir,-t Grandv, 2111 Second St. Phone ' -r 221-A. 6-1-Ht FRATERNAL TITTT'r ,fTT?V FOR RENT Four room house with .garden. 807 Divison; 5-l-3tp Loynl ortlvr of Aiooso. holVln resulat I'K RENT Barm. Call 402 meetlnga every TlmrsOny niiit at i Adams avenue. 4-19-tf p. m. nt ()id tVl lows' Hall. Tin 1 : XXJrlu Tr,!urs.1,ianormlS FOR RENT Modern furnished apart month. Moose itfiit.n of the Worh mont at Edcnholm apartment. Call meets second Momtiiy nf ench month 27G-M. ' ,' 4-24-tf I Via i tors always welfirnf. cJ,V,T5rlLLJ':' D;ctator- FOR RENT One sleepinB room. In C. S. S11ULTZ, Secretary. qui,.e 1310 Adams. 3-24-tf B. P. t. lilkM l.a (irau.le Ud.-e No ' 433. uotitte meets en'h Thurdny WAVTTTIl evening lit 8 o"el()eU. Home and chll WJLMIAI privileges eheuiiil ly..exloaddU to..all ....n ....-.h . r Brother i:n.s. WANTED TO RENT A six room Do I.ile Green, Exalted Ruler modern house. Phone 381-M or call Mood Eckley, Secretary: ' ut noo Tenn. , 5-1-tf La Grand.. Camp No. T7n3 meets Sn .WANTED To rent or buy a wheel : the first Thursday evemi.K of each chair.' Call Farmers 21X. 5-1-utp ; month, in the K. of 1'. lioll. V;.fltting NelBhborsBy.eh.mek(;o y & WANTED Middle aKel woman to JAKK RosrtiCK. clerk. cook for man and wife and take i ; ; care of 3-year-old boy. Phone ' (A. F. and A. M. l,a (.reiele LodKe No onn T vl.'tn.tf 41., A. V. aiiTT A. M., holds regular 'MJ-J- " '" iL nieetinus first end third Fridays at mrnlM-c i-ai, no r,H,,Bl. 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all SELL TRIU'.S l'OK US Complete Masons. stock. Satisfactory territory. Write T''rr,I'-r,??,",'in?;li- M' toilnv for particulars.' Salem Nura R. RIN..U, he.retr.ry. Co)n,llny 428 0reKon Bldg., F. O. EAtn.K.s Aerie No. 2:jU. meet.1 Salem, Oregon. 4-28-12t every Friday' nielit at Eagles 1-Iall ......- Visiting utmbj-r we'emii.-. WANTED Man or woman. Salary j.' k. 'iiirus'klu Sec. S75.00 weekly full time. $1-50 an hour spare time, selling guaran- WOODiiKN uf tub v.'(mi.D Ln t , hosiery to wearer. Beautiful SSSR at' Kies' Han" A .spring lineGuaranteed Mills Nor- visiting Nelchhors weleome. Dues ristown, Penn. 4-11-tf ' puyahle at the olTh-o of the clerk x Rooms 21-2:r, l.a Grande Notions. . Awnna Bank BuildlnK. MISCELLANEOUS J. J. Murehlson, C. C. - ... - ' it, J. kitchi:n. clerk. HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. knights Of i-YT.AH.d i, Cros: Mrj. L ,.11. jforton, 906 Adams Lodtre No. 27 meets every Hondas Ave. i none 4JI-VV. J-.W-U evening In Caslle H.'ill (K. of P Hall). St s p. ni. A Pythian welcome HEMSTITCHING and picot edue by to all visltins Kni ht jjrs, , c Tjckey, 1808 Second & GKA..Air H. a. street. 242-J. 1-27-tf, wo.muns iii;i;i-it asnih-iationoi HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by the Maccabees. l.a Grande i.odBo No jr3 TjPrt Hughes, 1417 Washing- PhuSiiv A.'2M-pLOni 'amt:3.h"j ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lC-tf Wednesday nt 8 p. in., at K. of P . Hall. visltinB Sisters weleome. There would be no complaint if jiu.s. nora n. MAi:KKir. & Klansmen had nothing to conceal ex- MAitJoiini la-ion, u. K. copt their illentit O. K. S. Hope Chapt'T N'-. I'-i, - liolfls rttat:f) cmninimi- utton the sec- What tlie movies are speaks so ond and fourih jLf", loud that at times we scareely can Crrnme1 B hear what Will Hays say. MAliTKA KM.TOTT PARK Ell, W. M ANNA S. CltKVK, S;c. m mm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1 I SIIOIST AVI) SNAI'I'V Tin. sue-I st'M't Willi H'e sll I! silk r i li(i, rv c rl;im! e.irnii Its silliim iileasure. SittlnK In tie- Mouse is un-! ltcar.',llo l.oMilli.- Oil til'' pOia'll i-S OU' i,,,, ,, ,,, .,,,,1 ei-.iieh r.il. r another as i I the iiiosoiiito.s co y.ii.nini! a round looking for soniethinc to ll.'tht upon. , . : Legislatures' have made some pro-i press" but thov still refuve to make the playing, of saxophones n crime. J Cot! lias given mankind everything J cssejitial to happiness except appre-1 cinA'q. . DOINGS OF, THE DUFFS HELLO.HELEN. 5AV.HELEN Nj'.1!, KEEP 0ANNV HOME FROM j T? V ' -SCHOOL THl5 AFTERNOOM- j . Jj' I'LL FE OOT AND GET HIM- ) 1 WANT TO TAKE HIM J U: ;:''' 'rA ' ) J 1 L ... I i 1 1 r i ) MATTRESS SHOP AND WRAVIXi; WORKS Afattrciaeil of nil kinds cleaned ,nl rebuilt. Feather rtenovatinB. ling I tugs nod Fluff Hugs room l)l size, Carpet and Rug Cleantnx 0x12, 1.50 and up CIiba. Kdwards, Frop. factory Phono 2":i-V. STOKE PHONE 5I3-J MISS OUT V - V - ln:(Hiu in sritox(iiii:.H'rs "it.vT of Tin:-.Noitrii' Sti 'onjrhcurt, tho wonilovful police ok who spraiiK into Biich prlminrnoo s u motion pit-luro Hl:ir In 'Tho 811- jit ('nil" has ninilo unothi'i- ptrturi' is coming to tho Star for an 'iiKiiKPiucnt o( breo tlu8 hi-KinntitK 'r hluy. It U a Uiutvuro 1 rhnhlf am .Muntn proiluction entitled Jlrawn of tho North," a First Na lonul tittruction. Tin Htory Ib most unusual from u standpoint of thrilling action ami in emotional scenes. It is a story (' a tto's t'ulthfulnt'sa nml loyalty his mlstres-s, a loyalty that mir lountH all his natural lntitinclH. For Himllar to and they thoao given nttmrt him to its to kill him. liis loyalty remains stead fnt ax carries with It heart throb thrills, melodrama ttnd pathos. mors n,.Ns roKNA nooxi;' ori'iNs at ahcaoi: iiD.y Jtonuuice comes riding across tho ci'fen in picturcsquo seventeenth enttiry garb in the sumptuous pro uetloh of "1 .orna 1 )oone" wh ieh pens at tho Arcade theater todav r"a three, day run. l-'rom a novel hut has been a favorite with three enerat ions, M uu i-lce Ton rneur has roiluced a film that combines thv; entity of tin old world painting and lie thrills of a modern melodrama. t'ontrasted with the early scenes f the wild moorland where pcas nts in quaint homespuns ami liu ey live iiniler the terroiized sway f tho wild outlaw band aro vivid llmpses from the magnificent court f King James where "l.oi na" is tak u in regit I stylo after her rescue y tho herculean "John it hid" from 10 wicked "l)ooaes." John's fight 'lien he tears a hole through the naiched roof of the banquet ball here I. orna Is being forced into larrtagc with Cai-ver Uoone ami the ig battle when tho aroused peasan y burns tho Doono village to tho -Madg Hcllamy, the new Thomas I. luce star, is an Ideal "Uorna." ho bears a striking resemblance to lie romantic heroino for whoso sake lie handsome "John" risks so many erils. In the beautiful costumes 'hieh she wears in scenes at tho onrt and Westminister Abbey she light well bo mistaken for tho mod I from whom tho famous painting r "Lorna Doono" was made. John I lowers, as the conquerer or to terrible Poones, who murdered Is father, surpasses anything that p. 'n (he play is that of "Sir Knsor ione," the exiled nobleman who a. .bucomo .tho. liiader . of the . wild Haws,.. Frank Kenan, the creator "YoHoniite," plays this role tin iltly. Donald .McDonald as the led "Carver, Doono" lias produced character that .will be numbered mug the screen's most hated 'heavies." The novel has been screened with evident disregard for CNpenso for o settings' are rarely beautiful lilo the photography attests the lu te artistry of the producer. HKIiAVS UKAFPKAItANCF, IS A NKiXAl Tltll MI'H at ion of His 1 'anions "The sign ol the Hose," n S4ii'eii Classic. POXT .IISS THIS l'lCTI'lli: i rt" plctu res are becom Ing i ml more frequent but they will o go fur to surpass "The Sign Jtose," In which Ueorgo Hehan 11 is his first picture in a year e. Mis reappearance makes us When You Buy. Meadow - j Harvest Butter You Get the Best Scientifically Made from Pure Cream Union Creamery Company Phone Maiij 122 La Grande, Oregon. Playing: T 5.) LEE, I'LL BE MOST OF THE AFTERNOON ONI IMPORTANT BUSINESS IFANVBODV CALLS FOR. i Mt I VJON'T BE If- ," PACK. ( " 7 MX RIGHT. W f MR DUFF , 4ff ' ST mmmmmm There Is no star to pmnparo vhh ih iHin in his own particular ff.ld. and lew who rank higher In their own. AKain he Is an Itullnn. It would ho difficult to picture hlin ctherwlse. As l'ietro Halcttl, a lalVrer. who by chance Is hin d to bring u' t'hrlstinu.i tree to a wealthy home, ll.-hun u his familiar self kI tuple, awkward eager. Hut with wiiat coinptHhig urt iatry dots he achieve this! Not by so much ns a fraction of n second does be lose Is grip on tluaudh iue. . It is nt this point that the plot real ly begins, a plot which causes the baby daughter of tho house lo be kid napped by her unscrupulous uncle In order to obtain money to pay a press ing debt. How suspicion is fastened on the Italian nnd how. because 0f that suspicion, his own little girl is run down and killed by a rich man's automobile! 11 this is j jullt "1 cciie Starts ITMngs and Keeps Them Gmng . Scoresofindu?tiiei?keep producing,armies of work men are kept busy, to sup- ply demands arising from the use of portland cement. Unlike most common articles, cement hot only starts things but keeps them going. On every con struction job it creates demand for an almost im measurable volume of other essential materials and services. Just take the one most closely related class of these , sand, gravel, crushed stone-'-the "aggregate" for. , concrete. Simply to get . these out of the earth' and !' prepare them for use dur ing the season of active demand, requires the em- ' ployment of at least 50,000 men. Hundreds of thousands more are engaged in con crete work on construction ' jobs. , ( One would hardly think that the water in concrete amounted to much. Yet more had to be pumped or measured for this pur pose last year than was used alto gether in Duluth or Fort Worth. Transporting the cement and "aggregates" for concrete keeps more locomotives and freight cars busy than there are on the New York Central Railroad. And those engines burn coal, 6,500,000 tons a year, as much as : ,4 6,500 miners take out ."" n; '!.;; : 1 " ' : And so the list might be length ened indefinitely. The cement industry depends on a great number of other indus tries. They also depend on it. In a very real sense, these are r " Industry. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Gasco Building PORTLAND, OREG. oA National Organization lo Improve and Extend the Usa of Concrete Dei Moine. Unroll I Ul"'., ll"i.!MtWtt. K.n.., Cicy I jit Ani'lea Mil. '.Jk(l Minnrjiolit irrltuu New York Hooky 3 Albeit. I (.liingo I P.IU. s Denver " v . ' I Jffir R 'TRUANT OFFICER J Mv vyr OH I KNOW WHERE B'f DON'T SEE US,? SEE L,3 r.mr. .we're go:m! J-vvf hA -.PAOPV! yACL.,C.., WE'RE 6p.NO TO yVOo'Be W$ktrJ , 'Mi', the ballgame! J some . iJT- "fvn ' 5?b wnAH,' by scene with astonishing suspense. Not a scene, 'in fact, falls to disclostt a link in the chain that seems to ho drawing closer iiiOiiiid poor .I'letro'a heart. .. . - The story Is skilfully developed as It is acted by all concerned. .Special mention should be made of Dorothyi Ciract as 1JI tro's daughter, l.ooktiu; not more than el?:ht this child prove, herself mi uctreHH of skill, authority and appeal. Ileietie llulllvan as the f.ish!-;!i;:!:!e mother, Is sincerely the character she portrsys, and ("has, K. I'Mder, (ieoe t'atiieron, Arthur Thkiaso Srunitops Wheatcroi't and i.nulso taU mettl are euually excellent. lont mips "The (t'mn of the Hose." It Is neing shown today and tomorrow at Sherry's. "Ah, well," sighed the philosopbk jit owner, "he who steals my car steals trash." ' P.rLmburg PliiU.UIphi. S.n Pnuuiaco Piltaburiih Si. Leuf, I'oniuia, u, vnf.ouv.r, D. u. Mlt ljUce Citv Waehingtiiii, D. C. . y w tVjs Mi MW l A j 1: II Macpherspn's Superfine ilk FOR HEALTHY CHILDREN Made Willi 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 lOli N. Fir St.;' 1111 Adams Ave. ;LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACIIiyF. SHOP AVl) lXIJNimY All Kinds of Machinery. Automobile:) eml Tractors Repaired, Overhauled and Kobullt. , Acetylene Welding of All Kinds Cylinder IJorinf? and Oversize PlHtons Crftnlcflhafta, riatona nnd Vision Plna Hefrrounri Jlvo Uh a Trail f D. FITZGERALD Prop. OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results itmitm:!tti!tJ!::!::nt:ttt:jn:tntut!! , rn. al nin,ln 1t Bowman '- Hicks Lumber Co. will Ihj Inken at N I'lrst jj ; or Phone Main 547 li I. Itlnnhnll it 'JVrins Cash j oooooooooooooooooooooooooo I o o o o o o o Money. To Loan o on liu.lrirss or liomo propcrtj o o on cnj mnnllily trrnij. o ' Inquire J. 1. Oliver g g ' . IMiono 2S2-W.. o o . o o , o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo liY ALLMAN .if , ,rCTL ' I ! Bread! FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 After Sllilnlttht mil I'olcy Hotel .MAIN 77.1 Rads Wanted at the Observer La Grande - Baker ,e:ivi'H l,n nrnmlo. I.enves Tlnkor 3:00 11. 4:n li. 8:00 a. m. 1 :00 p. 111. I,A (.UAMllMjfflO.V I,rnv Ijx Cirmnle. Lr.avea Unloa 9:0ii a. ni. 7:30 a, m, 1:1111 p. in. 10:00 a. m. fiHf. p. in, 3:30 p. 111. ' oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ' FRANK R. SUYDAM o General Repair Shop FurniUiro Repaired and Rcfinishcd Household Repairing of All Kinds 10(5 Fir SI. Phone filJkf 1 1 1 1 I ! ' ,i . ' ' J. , l;..;;'! . , I . ,, ... .'.,r.r I . ''.'- ... I ,' : .: :1 1 .'t 4 j S3 ft i : 3 11 TX X. .3 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
