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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAOR SEVEN
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PROFESSIONAL DIP.KCTOKY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. J. U INOI.E and DR. MAROARF.l
4NOL1J LHeasti or women una
children a po)nlty. Ot'lce Phone
Main 106. Ran. Phone Main 126. La
Grande National Uank Building.
PHYSICIANS AXP SHIWiKONS.
14-15 Palmer-Hoehch Uulldinir. nhona I
Main 70. La Urande, Oregon.
NATURE CURE.
UR. A. N. MATVILLB BeCiHll.t In
chronic dtseuflR3. Methods, Meehano
Theropjr and Naturopath. Bkln and
blood dlHeauen, nervous diseases.
Chronic Headache, Eczema, Sciatica.
AP0endlellla, Constipation. rJowel
Trouble; all kind, of Chronic Dla
eaaes successfully treated. Pbone
Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, aecond
floor Cooltdge Bldg,, opposite Star
Theatre. Office hours, 10 a la .
to. ,1:30 to (:0o v. m. Conauitat'n
Ires.
ATTORNEYS.
COCHRAN EBBRHARD Geo. 1.
Cocbrtn and Colon B. Bberhard. At
torney. La Grande National Bank
Building.
K. J. GREEN, Attorner at Law Prao
tlcea In all Btate and Federal Cotirta
Office La Grande National Bank
Building.
B. J. KITCHBN, Attorney at Law
Practtce to all courta. Ofnce
rpoma la Grande National
Hank Building, La Grande, Oregon
CONTRACTORS
; D. J. McLBLLAN RtlBtered profea.
atonal Civil Engineer; surveying and
Maps. Room 12, La Grande National
ilank building. Phone Main 91.
ARCHITECTS. ,
C B. MILLUR, Architect Koob 11
Ia Grande National Bank BulMnltr
t L Grande. Oregon.
Fraternal Director;
B. P. O. El.KS La Grande I.o-Ue No
481. Lodge meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clur
privileges cheerfullj extonded to al'
" brother Elks.
NOLAN SKIFF.
Bxalted Ruler
F. L. PEARSON, . Sec'y.
MODERN WOUUMMN OP AtttSltlCA
La Grande Camp No. 770S meit or
the first and tblrd Thordnv evon
Ings of each ai'dtn, In the K. of P
Hall. Visiting veiirnrtor w.iicome
H. C. BALL. V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
A. F A. 14, La Grande Ledge N"
41, A, F. Ac A. M.. holde regular meet.
logs first and third Fridays at 7:0
p. a. Cordial welcome to all Ma
sods
B. R. CUTE. W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec.
i r. O. BAOI.ES Aerie No. lit, saeo'i
. every Friday night at Eagles Hnl
Visiting members weloome.
J. J. MURCHIBON. W. P.
B. BIRDSELU 8es'tary.
WOODMEN OF THB WORLD La
! Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every
first and third Monday at Baglei
. ball. All vlaltln nelghoars wet
com. Dues payable at the nrilce of
'"" the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande
National Rank Bldir.
t JOHN SCOTT, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
I. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. R6u
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
I meetings every Wednesday night al
I p. m. In Eagle Hall, next to Elkr
t Building, on Wednesday evenings
' Visitors always welcome. Dues pay
able at La Grande Pharmancy and
I at J, G. Holm's Grocery Store.
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
. J. G. HOLM, Sec.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crom
Ledge No. 27, meets every Monday
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P
Hail), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcosie
to all vlBltlng KnlKhta.
C. W. MOORE, C. C.
C. L. RAHAM. K. R. B.
WUHAN'S BKNEF1T ASSOCIATION ol
fie Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No.
' 87, W. li. of M. Lodye meets first
' Vhursday at 2 p. n. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. hull
VIsltlnK- Sisters welcome.
NOKA B. MACK EY, Commander
: MARJORIE EATON,
Record-Keeper
O. K1. b. Hope Coepter No. 11, U. 1. H.
. holds stated communication the sec-
und and fourth Wednesday of each
month. VIsltinK nenbers oordlall)
'!fMv".IULOA HUMPHRRTi W. it
j " klohence bauon, aeit,
NOTICE OF REMOVAU
Kerr, Gifford and Company, grain
S,.... kn.,a m,vul thoif- Incnl office
from the New Foley Building at the
-corner 01 Adams Avenue ana vnesi
nut Street to the old Bolton-Bodmer
place, recently occupied by the Ore
gon Hardware and Implement Com
pany, on Jefferson Avenue at the
foot of Depot street. The firm will
be glad to meet all of its old custom-ei-o
ou wall na nil others having rrain
lo dispose of, at its new offices.
KERR, GIFFORD & COMPANY.
7-20-2CL
tianimntti
FIND IT HERE
Tnrtiiiiiiiiiitiitnr"t"""""""""ti
My wife decided, one fine day,
To-make a visit home,
She told me I could hach, or else,
To restaurants could roam.
"Baching" does not agree with me,
And restaurants make me blue,
, I thought I'd have to close the shop
And visit dear ma too.
' J happened to drop in one day,
At Al Cain's Ice ('ream Shop;
The folks were eating lunches
That appeared to me tip-top.
So I just ordered in a lunch,
I t"ll you it was fine,
; And after eating at Al's place,
No restaurants for mine.
My wife may stay away for mnnthi
It will not bother me,
As long as Al serves lunches
I'm as happy as can be.
8-invf
Hunger, the BeM Sauce.
Sauce ia used to create an appetite
or relish for the food. The right way is
to look to your digestion. When you
have good digestion you are rt rtain
ta relish your food. Chamberlain's
Tablet improve the digestion, create
k healthy pptie and cause a gentle
movement of the bowel;. Adv.
Classified
WANTED.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE
Bluck 861.
Dry mill wood. Phonei
7-14-tf
FOR SALE Cheap lumber. Call Red
4071. See W. R. Kivelte.
7-30-lm
FOR SALE fl-room house, furnished
or unfurnished. 1(!02 Alder. St.
8-8-fitpi
FOR SALE Kentucky Wonder beans
25c gal. Call Black 202.
8-10-4tp
FOR SALE Twine-bound oat hav.
No dust, extra fine. Call Black
1271. 8-4-tf
FOR SALE String beans for can I
ning. phone Red liiii, or call at!
1005 W Ave.
8-ll-tpi
FOR SALE Apples, fine for jelly j
tooking and eating. 11)04 E. Nj
avenue. Phone Blnck :i!)lil.
8-10-St1
FOR SALF, 3-room cottage, some
fruit trees, .cement walk. Reason
able. Charles F. Becker, 1217 W
Avenue, . 7-2-tf
FOR SALE Overland Model 75. Self
starter. All new tires. Price $:i(IO
C. M. Porter, Island City.
8-llMtp
FOR SALE 1921 Chevrolet ton truck
Hun 5500 miles. For quick sale
H50 cash. See B. W. Smith at
auto tourist camp grounds.
8-ll-2tp
FOR SALE Ten pounds of lard for
$1.50. Doesn't that sound like old
time prices? Also a Dodge truck in
fine condition at a bargain. Peo.
pie's Meat Market. 8-11-Ilt
FOR SALE Wonderful bargain in
1920 Dodge touring car ami also a
Franklin touring car. Both in good
shape and am going to sell them
R. H. Coker, 1302 Penn. 8-11-llt
FOR SALE Ten pounds of lard forj
$1.50.. Doesn t that sound like old-i.ne nianagen ir the nonsewire wins,
time prices? Also a Dodge truck in! Meals laken with an open window also
fine condition at a bargain. Peo ! "'ke for health ; a shut door should
pie's Meat Market. 8-11-Otj obviate draughts, and the open window
I lets In blessed air and tight, hand Id
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Rooms over
Drug Store.
L. & L.
7-M-tf
FOR RENT Bedroom.
1304 Penn.
Close in
8-10-4tp
FOR RENT Bedroom at 15
Phone Black 3901. .
12 Adams
8-9-tf,
FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams. Union County, and has duly qualified
Phone Black 3772. 7-lG'lmots such, and that all persons having
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FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 i
Adams. Phone R. 671 G-lG-tfj
LOST AND FOUNO.
LOST Small cameo from ring. Leave
at Observer office or call Red 1412.
Reward. 8-ll-2tp
LOST Wednesday evening. Eastern
Star Pin. Return to Mrs. John F
Birney. Phone Red 1791. 8-ll-3t
LOST Black saddle horse 1050 lbs
Branded L. T. connected inside a'ia
moiul on shoulder. Was tracked to
ward Starkey. Was hobbled ano'
belled. For information leading to
sam, address Dale Slusher, Pendb'-
ton, Oregon. . 8-H-4t;
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MISCELLANEOUS
Qualified in Mental, "ICprleptic cases,
Paralysis, Spinal diseases, etc
Write "S'' Observer Office.
8-HMt
HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Kdge, by
Mrs. E. C. Tuekey. Also agent for !
Splrella Cornets. 1808 Second St., I
Phon Red 22. 2-1-tf ,
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE '
by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O.
avenue, or leave order at Camp-
FOR TAXI
Call Main 808
Stand at
Pastime Pool Hall
J. B. LINDSEY
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
TOM t OM'T SIT TME ft E ' T,..-t '
MI6HT GIVE WA- WlTHVOtl'
LOO. HOW
FAR VOOCAM
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Want Ads
bell Sisters, Ladies'
1305 Adams avenue.
Furnishings,
8-22rtf
iNEW TODAY'
FOR SALE Dining room table,
chairs aim cupboard. Cull 101 0th.
8-!2-ltp
FOR SAE Reed Buby Bug?.", prac
tically new, at reasonable pric?. Phone
Ked ai. h-12-i
FOR SALE OR TRADE Six cylin
tier Overluml in good condition. See
Bob MniT, Union Motor Co.
8-12-:)tp
Upper Silesia Question
Threatens to Break the
' Allied Council Meetine
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PARIS, Aug. 12. France and Great
Brituin have decided to refer the Up
per Silesia question to the League of
Nations. The question involves draw
ing the boundary line between Poland
and Germany and it threatened yes
terday to bring u break in the Allied
council meeting.
Flowers Found New Homes.
It Is not generally bnown that the
belladonna Illy was procured from
South Americn In 1593, while tlit
Guernsey illy was brmit'lit from Ja
pnn and was first cultivated at the
beginning of the Seventeenth century
in ' the tardea of an Englishman In
Purls. This plant is mild to have
derived lis name from the following;
episode. A ship, laden with bulbs,
was wrecked off tile const of flueru
sey, A number of the bulbs were
cast upon the shore ami took root in
the soil, where lliey grew rapidly.
Cheerful Meals.
Air, light and sunshine are bestow
ers of health and cheerfulness. For
this reason an oiTort should be made
always to have meals In ihe hrigbtesl
room, even if it means having break
fast at the back of the house and
'iner the front. It usually can
band with happiness.
READ OBSERVER WANT ADS.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is by this given that the un
dersigned Anna E. Htmry hasi been ap
pointed Executrix' of the estute of J.
C. Henry, deceased, by order of the
County Court of Slate of Oregon for
claims against the estate of said do
cedent should present them duly veri
fied within six mothn from the date
of the first publication of this notice,
either to the un dor signed executrix
at her home in the city of La Grande,
Union county, Oregon, or to Jno. S
Hofiffin, lit hia law office in said city
Dale of first publication, August
1,1021.
ANNA K. HENRY,
Executrix, Lu Grande, Ore.
Dly Aug. 12-10-21, Sept. 2-9. '
NOTICE TO CKKDITOKS.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
,dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of the State of Ore-
gon, for Union County, Administrator J
of the Estate of Edward Ai Bean, De-'i
ceased and has qualified as such. All IJ
nernons havincr eltiims atrainst said en- ' i
tute are hereby required to present the J
same verified as required by law-i toll
the undersigned at La Grartde; Ore-i!
jgoii, within six months from the dateyi
, hereof. i!
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, July
14th,
U21.
EI.MER I. STOODARD,
Administrator.
R. J. GREEN,
Attorney for Administrator.
nany July 15.22-29, Aug. 5-12.
I.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractors re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Ascetylene welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins regroiiml.
Give us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
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It's the, Face
DRAMATIC ABILITY'
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Hundreds of people ask every duy. "Whnt does It take to get into :
ne movies?" Hi re the artist tells you and gives you the relative linpor. '
lance of each element. Miiny liirls, considered beautiful by their friends, :.
; full to land places in the luovles becuuse their Ucuuly doesn't show In
photographs. -
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BLUE BLOODED FOLK
IN "HALF AN HOUR.'
Audiences who have been impress-
ed by the aristocratic bearing of the
titled characters in the dinner party!
scene in Sir James M. Barrio's "Half!
an Hour," the Puramount photopUiy'
ift which Dorothy Dar.on is app-anng, icy steeps mid great'flats of snow in
at the Sherry Theatre, will doubtless their crazed desire for northern gold,
be interested to learn that the perrons I And all through this atmosphere of
who played these parts were no r.-g-l roughness, a tiny pair of baby shoes
ular motion j'lure actors but tictual-. 1 '
ly hud high sounding titles of theiri Cuti.se of Appendicitis,
own. They all happened to be friends' When the bowels are constipated,
of Director Harley Knoles, who isjthe lower bowels or large intestines
himself an Englishman, and. when I become packed with refuse matter,
he told them he was eairer U) get
uristocratic sottine for Bar.ie's mas
terpiece, they consented to go into
the picture as a lark.
The Marchioness dellc Chiuse, a
member' of an old New York family,
who has lived in Itnlv munv t'onrs ,
enjoyed her experience so in'uL'h lhatifr' 1 "PPendicitis. Adv.
she is now preparing to seek the road;
to stardom. A member of 'in old
Napoleon family, the Countess !e Cas
teivecchio, who has had wiilo e cper
ience on the stage and m known '.o
the public us Elouina Oltlcnsth.-, hut
who has been absent a number of
years, comes back in "Half 'in Hmr'j
Frank Arundel, from ihe f:imour.i
old Norfolk family in Knjind, wno1
serveo in the English nrt'ilcry vith;
the rank of major for the List f iv?
years, was the only geutk'man cf
English aristocracy presen'. lie waS
in the original '.'Milestone" compu'iyi
brought to America from London,
Charles Riehman is the leading man
making his return to the ' sere. 'ir a
memorable one.
T-A-X-I
For service and llynry
, ears for all country trips, rea
sonable, rates;' upeclnl rales' 'to
commercial men, Phone Main
44. For nlglit driver aTlor 12
p. in., call Illacli :i.1l)2.
FORD & GEORGE
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Tom Takes
If" W
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tin
That Counts!
NOTORIETY
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"GREAT WHITI'l TWA 11." LAND
IN GREAT WASTES OF SNOW.
ft,,,,! atiUt,.tiU f e.wttu mitt. tw.Ui.,
a track or sledge or snowshoe upon'
them, long vistas of mountains', icj
caves and irlneiers thesft thinps form
the background of "The Great White
Trail' the new Wharton super-feature,
which is coming to the Star the
ater Saturday and Sunday. "The
Great White Trail" is a love story of1
many vicissitudes, in the days when'.
men turned brute in their wild rush
to the gold of the Klondike, and when
thousands fought their way over the j
unithat is made up largely of germs.
(These germs enter the vermiform ap-
pendix and set up inflammation,
which is commonly known as apperr-
dicilis. Take Chamberlains Tablets
wn?l ne("k;'' and keep your bowels
reifar. and you have little, to Ifear
tiuiumimttuinutr
Dunbar's Taxi Line
Prompt, and at all hours.
Phone Main 789, cor. Fir
ami Monroe Red 2232
ufter midnight
urnnimtiitnmumuummttmmitraui
quns
a Side Trip
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lugs and strains at tho hearts of fl city with an enviublf feiord of sn'
man, a woman and their child, tug-! cess to its credit. George Walsh,
ging and tugging with the strength! popular hero, is said to be a whirl
that only the sentiment of baby shoes; wind in this picture, . ,
can possess, until at last the sunshine
of happiness comes to those who have
suffered long in the shadows of sor.
row.
Doris Kenyou plays the stellar role,
I assisted' by Paul Gordon, Edgar Dav-
enport, Thomas Holding, F. W. Stew
I art, Besse E. Wharton, Louise Hotel
j ling, Hans Robert, and a big cast. The
picture is in seven reels.
"THE PLUNGER," WITH GEO.
WALSH AT ARCADE THEATER
"The Plunger;' a William Fox pic
ture starring George Walsh, which
is scheduled for showing at the Ar
cade Theatre today and Saturday, is
said to De a gripping story oi wan
Street financial conspiracy and stock J
manipulation these forming the back
ground for a delightful lovo story
strough which Cupid romps at a re-i
cord-breaking pace. The seething
curb market activities and frantic i
scenes within the Stock Exchnnge are J
shown in photographs taken on the
spot.
Of especial interest are scenes tak- J
en on the two-million-dollar suburb-
an estate of a financier, who placed it J
at the disposal of the producing com-ji
pally, without restriction. Thi" inter-1
ior of the mansion was reproduced a i
the Fox studios ami so massive was,!
tile set that the camera was swung i
along the set on a track for a distance !
of 100 feet. The effect thus gained I
is said to bo startling. jj
"The Plunger" is coming to this
I M t UtASUN t-UK. UUK
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IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
n
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Tf you n.ro korpmrr vout 'inonoy in nn un
sal'c place yvni nre 'risking your own in
terests and .pcrhsips tempting ollliers.
.I
No lrmttor liow sinitll tlio snnl is, it should
ennuii? int.ovcst, !'ov ytni. It, sliould,.
bo (tl)soliitcly snl'p. '
You nre. not, square,' with yourself uuliss
yon are saAinj? your money safely. A
welcome awaits you lunre as u ' savinfcx
(lt'posilor.
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United States
National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
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Should see our line of
SPORTSMEN
y. AMMUNITION
FISHING TACKLE
AND
CAMPING EQUIPMENT
REGON HARDWARE
l i ;
"Wedding Blues," a two-reel tomed'y
is on the same progrum.
Prices Reasonable, Drugs Fresh.'
Silverthorn's is the drug store wherfi
you should go for all of your drug
store needs. His stock includes ko
daks, school 'books, school supplies
candies, soda and soda water drinks
besides all of the remedies and propri
etary medicines, drugs, herbs an rub
ber goods that are carried in the usu.il
drug store. His prices are reasonable
and the goods always fresh.
WR WANT RAGS OBRRRVER.
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NOTICE
To "the Public:
AW are now open
for business.
Henry Funeral
Directors
15 (in Eourlli St.
riinne Main 02
t'l.YIIK K. ZI.UMUR.MAN,
Manager,
bUU IAN I IML WUW I rt
Be Square
With Yourself
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