La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday: '.January 25, l)2t." TTIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN-- La Grande Theatres ELGIN CLUB ! M 1 " i niiftmrnnriii I hi Children of Dust" Now Showing at : ., Arcade Theater. i. "Children or DiihI." Ilio nir rent olTei'inK at tlui Arcade. Then- Ire. i- i-anK nomine una come neur it 10 cUiilltllt 111" Immortal . plc l,ir,,, enimiorcHiiue," limn In unv julijeet Binec I but memorable .r,.(n clumilc. "ChlMrtui of MiihI," Willi IIh liv ing clmi-ai'tern, Id truly a ii,'f. from llu book of life. Tim Hlory is of lYnvlHljrer ami the Uul'a lovo for Hnlin Itivviiiore, ii wealthy girl. He un u nvul, Hurvey Itayiiiond, nnollior wcullhy child. Old Arch. (r. eureliiker of a New York enlutc, plays an Important, purl in tlio. ro niunce. In the sacriflecu for lovo, nmj In dm romance, DorziiKn mir rors the very csnonco of Ilic. johnny Wulker is well cast aw TrnvllllKcr, while I'uullne Huron Mid Lloyd HukIicb live lliclr res pective part us Melon l.lvonnorc nml Harvey Itnyinond. lie r l Woodrulf Ih puperh aa Archer, nnd l-'rankl! i.ee, JoHephlnc Adah nnd Newton Hall splendidly por tray the leading characters as children Steam Screen" Is Novelty Shown in ncture at Sherrys. A "Jl.m scivcn," declared lo lie l only the Inst Wl-,r.l hm tho lat syllable In phutoKraphlc clTccU, U a feature In a t,K ,: , m ..Y(mr I' 'lend un.1 .Mine," by Wlllard Mack. Mclro-Sl, (Kuwycr-Uihlni Prode,k, directed by clarence (1. imirer. now at ti, .sherry theatre. The ocra-slon In the picture was furnished ,,y un ...uertalnmem In an f.rllHi'B slu.llo. showln- Kust ind.an manic clinwleul and alle- Korlcnl ,ti,i .,., Ull,,,,4x Mkuiiih, and (,t.r novelties. lire screen elose.l u devil dune.. It vert hy l.'ied Ko'Verl. a. solid f l'-et of f,,, eovei-lni; the entire sanc in Uie Mmllo us .Mr. Ko'Verl crnle,! his weird performance. . Then . came the steam screen. I ho. number was "A I mure of the imli;," Interpreted l,v three of Mr. Ko'Vert's Hilr pupils. "Vom- K,.ed n,i jim,.,. W(lh adapted lor the screen by Winl rred , una. indiuled in the cust are Knl, llennelt, Wllliird .Macli Ituseniary Thehv .1 li..ri i Kay. 1 '1',... tifl.m !r.(.r.t(0 "Country Club,'.' Planned - nam . ' -i-n.. for Cemetery Benefit,' TZ' ,,. iieeomes Good Fellow" ts.ns, wushiuKttm unm wheat,, Olganization iOningc. medium 00 cents, largo i :hi cunt.' Hfltl Aili- - Classified Want Ads WANTED WANTED Furniture nnd House hold goods. I pay highest prices. Don't sell until you call" me. Phone 61 a J. Houghton Furni ture Co. 12-u-tr WANTED Stock to food for tlio winter. Phone Farmem 224. ., ." 12-18-lStp WANTKD Homo laundering. In quire 1803 X. . .' l-2j-atp WANTKI) lloilHeUeepi'r. l'hone .Main 73. .-si -24-2(p pan WONT Sleeping room and board sultaliln for.'U ,-entlcmen. Inqulro ,lo X. .' l-2:i-:itp KOR RENT 'Rom fortn bl ti sleepinK room., 807 I'enn. IViono .'. .. ': ' 1-R-tf 'POU RENT Modern threo room apartment, 1807 Adamn. 1 -24-21 p V(m HI'JNT Modern five room . house. 1807 Adams. l-24-2lp Boasos successfully treated. Call Main r93. Room 1. 2, 3, second floor CoolldKo libit-., opposite Star Theater. Officii Hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 11:00 p. m. Consultation free. 2-4-tf 1'IANO TIJNUlts EXPERT PIANO TUNJNQ Clean and voice your piano without extra nhni'Be. Work Kunranteod. Call Newlln Hook Sloro for ap-' polntinent. Roy E. Phillips. 4-lfi-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY TOR JtENT 4-room furniHhntl hound, l'hono 474-J. FOR SALE OR TRADE l'OIt SAI.EI'wg ijjnnljiojli .JJolfl, Ilrom-.e turkey Ko'l'biers, Leslel 11. llond. Tioiltn 2,' !-24-2tp U O. O. M. T-ll Orande I.odRe No. 8r0 Loyal Order of Jloose, lioldo regular lueeliiiKS every Thurs- day nlBlit at 8 p. m. nt Odd Fel lows hall, Knslern Oregon Mooseheart T.e;;loll of Iho World No. 109 meets second Monday of each month. The .Women's MooHoheart Legion No. 3!i8 meeffl every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Visi tors always welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayvllle. Tllctntor. C. S. Shultz, Secretary. LOST LOST Itctwoon Ia G run (In unl Vnion. Two rolls- of linoleum. Notify OMcrvnr. STRAY Ki) Ono iron Krey marn, wt. al)out ;1000 lbs., mse about 7 yrara. No brandH isil)lot Own t enn liavo sanu' by cnllinjrr on 1). V. Banfortl, llllsanl, and pay ing bill. 1 -24-31 p U. P. O. KMiH la Qrando hodwe No 433, rUodf) mfH-fa each tib'siroil, . .m,.: ..-r'i J ... P ... i nnrsnay cvciiihk i o u ciotut. Homo and t)ub prlvllofs olH'cr fully extonileil to all Hrotlur EII;h. Do J Mo Gron, Exaltod Rulor. Mood KckWy, Si'erWary. V. O. KAGLKH, Aerie No. 2&!t. meots ovory I'riday nllit at EafrliJH hall. VislUns intjinbora welcome. Harry T. Edwards, See, Evt'ralt Walkur, W. P. SUCCESSFUL: ARRET NEW S HANDK MAHK IVVH TOAV El-GIM, (Hpt-clal) A inwt on- ioyuhin and tb'ltKlitrul iiartv whs lu'ld Ut.st Saturday owntntr at tin?. Sam KntKMl hoiiu on CrlrU.'t Mat' thi-ro hcinw nbout one hutuirofii , wuBtB In atttnduni;'. from K1fflnt ami i'o.inti y HiirroumHiiK ami an f Vfiilng or fun wup bjkmU. Hi-v-rul montliH aso a ih1h1mt 1 of t'ainllira, who livo in (Vlcltt . Klat 1 li-slrict foil that mmw tmprovi;-1 m-nla Hluuild bo mu'lp in tin IH-I tlo t't'im'fcry, accordingly, as a I tnonnH of raising tin1 nt'cefary fundH thoy planned to'hold a' baa-1 lift aoolal and proKi'am. Tlit- ro-j ault was mo favoi-ablo. that tVy It'cldod to rontlmut to bold thi Mociul Kalln'i iiiKH without romtrd j l.ornona, fiO cent pr doKon. wot't. potatooH, 2 Ibn for 25c. Florida srapofrull, 15 contH.. lYunborrinH. -6 conts ptir ib. j I'Yi'Hh aplnui'h, 16c poi lb. ; j I'ai'Mnipa, C cents pur pound. i H4ad b-luce, l.Bc to IHr. a for 35c. j Hot liouao U-tiucc, Rc pi-r lb." , (Vlcry, two bunch for Boc. Potatoes, J1.75, per 100 pounds. Hunch be.'Uj, 2 for lfi cents, lJuia-h currots, 2 for 25 cents, i Cisulif lower, -'3 rents per pound. Turnips, 6c n v' Ib. . Green peppers, f.o cents per lb. i lirusael sproma, -5c. i liaislnM, 15 to 20 cents per Ib. . fane bukhi', $ll.25 per juo lbs. TiMtunook choose, 45 cents pur. o ratslim- of fundo or. for spo- lb. rial purpurea other than to pro-! Creamery butter, 55 centa lib., note jood feeitn:? nml fellowship. '$1. JO 2 pounds. 1'ho.se intt rested chos4' a ciu)' DucUh und gecso 26 contn, tnk- imtne, "The County Ohih," and cys 3! cents. Iiciin 2 cents. inietlrurs are held every . two! Sprltij chickens, a cents, weeks. The next host and hostess! Glains, Hi cciiIh per pound. aro to be Mr. und -Mrs. Iten Kafifern Oysters, C5 cents per Menshadler. on February 2. The cooked food sale held by the Woim ns Improvement Chili Haturdny was a suecesm. The re unit of the sale was applied up on the local el .ib yearly donation to the Scholarship Loan Fund. The nienthf-ra will have about $ I a Ant to send In from the sale. Mm. Arnold Hun ami daught er, Lorraine, went to Jl Grande. Monday morning. They plan (o be away several dayn on a busi ness and pleasure trip. .J. W. Mrown, who lias been in business hero at different timen ami is wll known about Klgm was in town Saturday. Mr. Hrown went from hero to Itogerson, Iil- aho, last spring and is still In business there. Since the flrtit of the year he has been making u tour of California and is now on his return to Idaho, Me says that comlitlons aro not' very fav nriiblo for (ho farming people in. Idaho ami lhat many are lo other slates. pint. Olpmplc Oysters, 85 cents per pint. Crabs, 35 cents a piece. JJoef loin ami flat bono, 25c. I-amb chops, 40 cents. Shoulder lamb chops, 30 cent". Hound Steak, 25 cents per lb, l'ot rousts, 15 to 18 cents. Ueef boll, 8, 10 and 15 cunts. Leg of lamb, 4 0 cents. 1'ork, whole shoulder, 1(1 cents. 1'ork, shoulder roast, 20 cents. 1'ork chops, 2f cents, , , Steak, 20 to 25 cents. . Link sausage, 30 conts per 11). Gasoline' 22 cents. Coal Prices. Mino run and nut, $12 delivered. Egg and stove, 12.50 delivered, Lump. $13.25 delivered. Damaft'ew NoukIiL ASTORIA, Or. Seeking to re cover $4 50 damagis for personal Injuries resulting from an autoiuo- moving bile accident, a suit has been filed I in ibe circuit court by Leo Doppl- f -, Only 5 Days More of the January Clearance Sale Just 5 days more and our big January Sale comes lo a close. To those who have not made their selection we advise to lake advantage of the greatly reduced prices in effect throughout the store. As an added attraction we will feature a big SALE! Beds, Springs, Mattresses This SIMMONS IVOIIY IJED lhi8 hod has massive 2-inch continuous posts and five 7-8-inch filling rods, perfectly plain and timshod in a CO Qfif1'''0'1 vol'y enamel. Malleable rail Joints ip.lO hold bed very firm. An extra value at .0.85. v. ) Bed Only 9.8 $16.85 i.iayr against '.. Mcllrlde, The com plaint avers I hat on October ; 2t the plaintiff wan struck by ui car driven hy t he di'fendant and ; bis collar bone was broken, his rllmi fractured and he sustained inter- nal Injuries. , 1 . ,' : DO YOU WORRY? One of the latest casca of mea sles to appear is that of La Hue It if hums. He has been niaUinf,r his home with M r. nnd Mrs. W. I-', MiiK during the school year. The Wviman's ('I ib In planninj; on holding a f.llver , tea ul. the homo of Mrs. L. nenhani Thurs day to add to t heir treasury, el ihei for tlio Scholarship Loan fund or other worthy causes.-As into is the meet pet for .dlseun- Ono of the most difficult thinfia sion of t lie Loan Kund ami' P.s ' to contend h in these ;drenti Kood uses, it will be flttbvr to dojous (lines la Ivorry and nervous aomethlng (hat will arid to tin1 a-jmj(M. Almost everyone suffers in vailable fumls. Members arc ur-jono, form , oil anot h-r neuralgia, d to. brink" their, friends .and, if neuritis. n.-ffiis indlpi'stlon, etc. ;tliihl needlework. "r, .; ;tll pHJnful, IffHet - sufferinff h'i Misa 'Mamie Ahnixnder was a inanity heeiJ'so tho nerves La Orande visitor hist week. disordered, fu'ornen sufferTost Mrs.: 1 tii tilt, who- ri nidea' atMlnr-' (jecnuao of heir physical 'inaUe- PLASTKIlINa DONE PltO.MI'TI.Y 1208 C Avenue. 1-4-lmp MODKUN WOODMUN of AMER ICA I.n Ornmlo Cninp No. 7703 moots on tlio first Thursday ov nlnR of each month, tn tho K. ot r. hull.. Visiting Neighbors welcome. 301) nr.OWN. V. C. JAKE ltOSTOCK. Clorkk. BUSINESS DIRECTORY OSTEOPAT1I10 I'HYKICIAN DR. J. T anil DTt. MAROAltBT 1NGLR. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvature nn.l Diseases of Wo men nnd children a specialty. Office phone Main 100. Resi dence phono Main 10G, 2 rings. Sommor Bide. PHYSICIAN-SUROKON Dr. P. I. Jiaiston Practice limited to the fiye, eai.( noso nnj throat, and fitting of glasses. Now Poloy Bldg. Main 778. 1-1-lni ATTORNEYS COCHHAH & EBEHIIARD Oeo. T- Cochran nnd Colon H. Eher hard, Attorneys. l,a Orandu Na tional Hunk ilnlldlng. cmiioi'RAarou DR. BE1,,b MYEHS. Chiroprnc tor New Foley linlldlng. Hours 10 to 12 n. m., 2 to 6 p. in., and ' 'o 9 p. m. 7-24-tr DR- J. V.. WOODEM. Chlroprao or and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, .ap. Pendleltta, backaches, rhemna Msm, nSftJna, eczenui, varicose olns, oil kinds of stomncn, oeart nnd kidney trouble suc cessfully treated. Hlood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specially. Bulla 20 Bommer Hldg. Phono 4n7-V. Hesldenee l'hone tilll-W. WOODMEN OK THE WOULD La Grando Canip No. icy. Meets every Hominy night at Eagles hall. All vislllng Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at olTic.o of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22, I.o Grande National Hank Winding. 13. E. Silvia. C. C. R. J. Kitchen. Clerk. A. and A. M l.a Orandu Lodge No. 41. A. l' and A. M. holds ' regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:3" p. in. Cordial welcome to all Masons. Fred E. Kiddle. W. M. E. R. lllngo. Secretary. KNIGHTS Oh' PYTHIAS lied Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Cnsllo hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlsillng Knights. r. ,T. E. Woodell, C. C. C. L. Graham. K. R. S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 O. E. S. holds stated eommuniea ' tlon Hie second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at S : 01 p. m. Vislllng members cordially welcomed. Nulla K. Enin, W. M. Anna S. O'ovc, Secretary. mlston, eanle to Elgin Inst Kiln- ijp. t'l'o correct. 1 heHiwrrondltlons day lor an extended visit with a;(. r- I uree'sduwrlte. Pre relaves and fi-ii'Ude llen. At pre-, seriplion, ihjfdrso(U lilng herliS. sent she is visit inur at the' home'n K )v wonarTful nerve tonic ami of her son, Wilbur llault, or Crlc-'wlll help restore nervous women, ket Elat. . , lo heullh nnd strength. . '" Miss Mabel Knight was a wock-j send 1 0c lor trial pkg. to Dr. end vlsltlir in La Orande, whcri'i Pri..'s Invalids' Hotel, Huffalo, siie is receiving medical treat-in. y. Adv. ments. ..im - n i n T. II. Clarke returned Saturday i i mi I lYnni Atlanta. Oeoriria.. fi-om three 8 yeare in Army Service. Ilurlngj his three years' absence he luiaj bein slalloned at different pointS in ueoraia, ine t uroiiiiiiH anil alinma. JoHepli Scott, has been suffer ing from a light attack of la grippe, the pas' week, but is m ictl beler now. The members of the Christian church held a very pleasant par ty at the church last Friday even ing. A progrum supplied part of the entertainment and li large number of people were present. BUICK Southard & Shinn Roesch BM 1 ITALIAN'S Ori'lOlt VXU7V. ion iu:iTi;it uij.irorrr.u ItOMK. (I.N.W.) The rommis sioner of Ar(omuitlc: announces a helicopter compel 1 1 ion, open to Italian eonstrnetors, by which it Is hop-.-d name profvresM v, ill be achieved In helleoptr design. Constructors must prodnec a machine of a total weight of l.ttnn Ullos, with an engine of I'.O c. v. power. The minimum I'tehi? apeed achieved must lie six, met no n r M-eond and the ;:iin!mum horinn lal speed forty kilometres per hour. The maehine must covt v. cours': of 1 wo -kilometres, remain al a heifrhtof at least five nr-irea and descend, with engine stopped, at rt speed of t'-n icetrs per at-eond. Two b.nndred and fifty thoiiaaii-.J lire will be paid to ibe H.ucej'Si fl competitor. ' Blue Mountain Is Honest Quality Always Uso our products they are home-made products BlufMojifftmn Creamery K. F. Tyler, Trop. Main GO 1109 Wash, r La Grande, Ore. Simmons Bod pictui-ed to rifiht in Ivory' or Vemis Martin. Here is a beautiful bed at a very low price. Posts are 2 inches in diameter, filling rods are flat 1 8-8 inches wide. Ex actly like the illustration to right m Ivory or Vernis Martin color -i won derl'ul value at Can's low price of 16.85. All Sample Brass Beds Satin finish brass bed in (jjno or full' size, 2-inch contin- )).D uous posts with five large filling rods. , 1 ienutif ul new design. Regular ?I9.50 . Satin d0 7 CA finish brass bed in the 0" newest design.' A truly remarkahlo value at Carr's low price of $U7..r0. 40-lb. All Cotton Felt Mattress $9.85 This Bed Only f$16.85 rim liiwi" r?v ".-5 j ' are Greatly Reduced Satin finish with ribbon d7 band trimming, largo Pie0" continuous post with heavy filling rods. Regular $49.50 brass bed. Very .massive con struction. A bed you will be proud to own. ' ': . . . V A .Wonderful Mattress Value A mattress built of all new cotton bats in .a manner that insures greater comfort and longest service. Roll edge and round corners, well tufted anil cov ered with good grade of fancy tick ing. Full or twin sine. Extraordinary Value in Coil Springs dn OF Coih spiing similar to illustration excepting it ). OJ Ts 'tied by wire instead of coils as pictured to right.' , Has 99 " heavy," highly tempered Coil ' springs, each one securely tied. A spring that will fill every demand for a perfect cushioned and comfortable spring., An extraordinary value at Carl's low price of $9.85. Can be furnished in fill or twin size. SIMMONS SAGLESS SPRING This Sagless Spring Only ! v $6.75 A l-'lrst I'nvniciil $6.75 $1.00 $2.50 $5.00 Illustrated at left only This spring is equipped with Simmons patented galvanized twisted rust proof, fabric attached to end angles by extra lont' helical springs. Fabric is elevated 4 inches above side rails. Frame is finished in gray enamel.' We guar antee this spring to give satisfac tion and to be absolutely sagless. $10.00 WORTH O FTTEmtA:i)isE An I'll'-I l'aliK'Ml PUYS $25,00 WORTH OF MERCIIANIHSi BUYS $50.00 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE BUYS $75.00 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE No Interest Charged on the Balance Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers j pMirtiin-mniiniiii .I, liming lac joyce 1 f " lilik) tliu Now, .Moilcrn, HllltCll HuiKVS and ir.-'u.v(iifBr I. A t;i r STt;n UKffT I.cav Lji'T.i'midc nt 7:30 J,l., i):;;o A. M. 11 :."10 A. SI. and Q::!0 1'. M. 4 IJIXI.N1 Tltll'S DAILY ('iioosc Iho i'omrorinliltt, Sltfo i(ltK( fnr Your Trip FOR SALE 1 room liosifi', city wuttr, clco- ! Ivitt liff!it, K":il'uffc, woodHliOfl iuuI ci'llnr; local oil on Y struct ., on corner, all " uscsmiihmhh -jmld. Two I'rlcrt $ son. ami $nr,o wilt handle it. Ta prlro Includes two ntosjfK unfl linotcinii. r 5 room modern T;c, li;tactn,nt, . lociiti-d, on J-jrHt rttrert cloriw in, jf ntcnl Ahleu nlka;- street" wllllm pnvJl next year, lawn, Hhlo lrMx lot' 45x110 foot, . uVu- pai'i-. I'rico ?:!75.0;); jj.'ioo.oouash. IJaNmcQ morttlt-.. Iiwtutlmf nts. (5 , f. 10 rotn in o dorn hous?o ari-nnftrctl fori 'Iwo apnrlnicnlH. ' tnn np:Vmc;nt now rented ifor. ?Hf tov .nionth with permanent rcnttM H, J seated cloao In on Second ntntct, l.ui'tje lot, pave ment und - cement eldcwiUi!, trees, lawn -a (rood liome ull for $4ono,oo;-$1500.00 ensh will Imndlo it; Imlanco con-ttuct. Wo are tlll dclivcrlnfr first clasa.- nlfulfa liny for $15,00. Kno iih , for I'Mrn nml - i At-Xn HmoiH'o in pood old line. con . j p.'inltn, , Fhy, ' Black 8c 'Stoop fii T.n f.rnnilo Nntlnnitl !Vink Itliltr. liii (Jrmitlcr, Orcxron. 1'ilONF, MAIN K ' !' UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE- TIM I? 'J'Ar.LI.3 V 111 fori R:0 A. M. IttiKi A, M. 2 1 ltd l'. M, 4 : : 0 II1. M. Lr'Hvns l.n (.i-jindo ' 9:30 A. M. 1:00 P. M. 3:30 P. M. 6:15 1'. M. iiiiiji .'rntuln 6:15 P. M. :iy Nllit Kpccinls 'lives Ijcnvra 1 tiiou l,n t.rfiiiilft . 7:00 l M. - 1 1:00 p; M. ... United Curs ' I'. ;. leL.l', SlnnniliM'' onogram Rjoron oiijis Ton. know that good J chenper Huinl rcptitm. Jjmni of tins when yfixi bviy ffi npaln whether by .ho rnmvt. or barrol. If your italeir cannot supply you win NutfOGKAM, we can. iMUSO YOVIl CAS C. V. Bunting on Wlndcsalo anil Itctnll Atoiini-tiiii ItealerH FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He's Good on Invitations BY BLOSSEIi iMISCKLLANKOI'S -....-nirciHNQ nri(1 .it.ot Promptsr ,n(. )y Mrfl Tuckny, 1S0S Si'COIl.l stcee K. C. it-s7.tr NAT! III'. flTtr. i' A- N- MAYVILLK Klieel.Ulsl n chronic iIlseiiKts. M.tlioil Mpchnno-Tlienitiy nnd Naturo path. Skin and blood ills.imen. nirroUR diaiases. Chronic. Head che. KnoiiiD Sciatica. Appon ulcltls. Constipation, bowel trou "! all kinds ot Chronic I'l- '' r&yECAPS I r : .yjyjia, L,:V.'4 f oovoukwov i aio(IDont ) V)9uu,iFvouvjamta V.r; r y -'oPLAVWrU l WV.TUJrrs- WrSk WJEPE S .ff v. , U If L 0UC TELEPKcWS BRLEIVE I DO J CAUL UP AXV WOM AM' AST ) X : ' voJTAstt S( wow ,N' vK AG'S' hS Z- T;;,?-,, Pill aiu8SB,aaissus ) Tzr" ue8ificams7xvcob r4,, m ( r 6 . ' , iwM fMi hm HX iiifier' W'c Want rultry Also Union Creamery La Grande, Ore.