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LA GRANDE ETENIN'iJ OBSERVER
PAfrTC SEVEN
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I PHOFESSIO.NAL DIRECTORY I
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OSTKOPATIUC l'llYSICIAXS '
DR. J. U INOI.B and DR. MAROAKRT
J N O L. K Uiat-uwi-i ul women una
children a .-pi.iuliy. oite I'liune
Main 106. H.a. l-nune Mum 126. L
Grandu National Hank Uuilulntf.
PHYSICIANS AND SCHttKONS.
OH. R. J. RUCKMAN, U.ntlst itoom
H-10 Fsluier-RuiHfli Building, ptioue
SATURN CURK.
UK. A. N. MAYVll.I.B Bptclallit ll.
chronic diseases. Metliuux, Mechano
Theropy and Kuluru;alli. Bkln and
blood diseases, nervous diseases
Chronic Headache, Kisema, Bclatlca
Appendicitis, Constipation. Bowel
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dis
eases succesutully treated. Phone
Mala 803. Hootn 1, 2, 3, second
floor Coolldtce Bids., oppoalte Stai
O'hoHtre. office hotira, lo n 12
tn..l:80 to 6:UU u. tit. Conauitat1"!.
free, t-tf
ATTOKSKYS.
COCHRXN GBBRHARO Qeo. 1
CocbrLD and Colon B. Kberhard. At.
torneys. La, Qrande Nattonal Bank
, bulldluK.
U. J. GREEN, Attorney at I -aw Prac
tlcea Id all State and Kederai Courts
Oftlce La CJraode National Bank
Building.
B. J. KITCHEN, Attorney at Law
. Practice In all Courts. Officer
rooms 21-22- I,a Grande National
Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon
CONTRACTORS
D. J. McrtEI.T.AN Registered profes
stonal Civil Knglneor: surveying and
taps. Room 12, T.a Grande National
Bank building. Fhune Ualn II.
ARCHITECTS.
C B. MII.I.EH. Xrrhltect Rosa 11
La Grandu National Bank Bull-Inly
La Grande. Oregon.
S Fraternal Directory
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B. P. O. BI,KB-U Urande I.od.e Ni
411. Lodge meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clut
prlvlleKes cheerfully extended to al:
Urother Elks.
NOLAN SKTFP,
Exalted Ruler
K L. PEARSON. Sec'y.
MODERN WOOUMMN OV A.1A Kit 1CA
La Grande Camp No. 7"0S me:ts or
the first and third Thursday even
ings of each ai'-nth, In the K of P
Ball. Visiting rifi'or itrcosae
' H. C. BALL. V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk.
A. T. A A. M. U Grande Ledge Ni
41, A. F. A A M.. holds regular meet
ings Mrst and third Fridays at ''0
p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma
sons. E. R. GIIYE. W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS. See.
F, O. EAGLES Aerie No. 3S. sneoli
every Friday nlKht at Eagles tfal
Visiting members weloome.
J. J. MimCHlSON. W. P.
. B. BIRDBELL. Beltary.
WOODMEN OK THE WORLD LB
Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
"hall. All visiting nelghoctra wel
cosa. Dues payable at the office of
the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande
National Bunk lildir.
JOHN SCOTT, C..C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk,
L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 6U
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
meetings every Wednesday night al
8 p. m. In Eagle Hall, next to Elks
Building, on Wednesday evenings
VlBltors alwavs welcome. Dues osv
able at La Grande Pharmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store.
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
J. G. HOLM, Sec.
ULNIOHTB OF PVTIIIA3 Red Cross
Ledge Nj. 27. meets every Monday
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
C. W. MOORE, C. C.
C. L. ( It A 11 A M. K. It. o.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol
fie Maccabees, La Crando Lodge No.
27, W. B. of M. Lodlte meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. hall
Visiting Sisters welcome,
NORA B. MACKEY, Commander
MARJOHIE EATON,
Rocord-Keeper
O. B. b. Hope c:bspter No. IS, O. IS. S.
bulds stated conimiinlnatlun the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of each
soonth. Visiting nesabers cordlall
vslcomed.
i HULDA HUMPHTIET3. W. M.
j FLOJIBNCE BAjCON. Bee
i NOTICE OF REMOVAL. '
' Kerr, Gifford and Company, grain
buyers, have moved their local office
from the New Foley Building at the
corner of Adams Avenue and Chest-
.... ot..nnt n tho n.l U.ltnn-Rnflmer
place, recently occupied by the Ore
gon Hardware anu implement, com
pany, on Jefferson Avenue at the
foot of Depot street. The firm will
l. ln nll nt iia rA nliatnm.
ers as well as all others having grain
to dispose of. at its new offices.
KEKR, GIFFORD & COMPANY.
7-30-2Ct.
FIND IT HERE
NOTICE.
Iyal Men and Women's Class, also
teachers and officers of the Chri-tian
Sunday School wishing to attend the
picnic at the Park will find transpor
tation at the church Friday eveni":? t
even-fifteen. .8-'7-t
11:30 10 1:30.
The hour for an elegant cold lunch
every day at Al Cain's Palace Con
fectionery is 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. ni.
a.d nule the prices are fnd. 8-ll-tf
CAH.
Will rrt fer r's tW tV nr
tt Jahs sYf ll!irr 8 , taru
viWs - I s tim. svfsnvsv
1. 1.'. ..lr. Mr: (
tt.'llf, l'J N. Catahan '..
f.BfTa, C.lifornia.
Dly Mat 17-24-31, Sept. 7.
( feeae Thi:.
It I'M of hiirh-trrade randies that
ran he seared at The Palacesncluil?
utter-scotch, chocolate dropn. cream,
almonii, chocolatcovereH n '-s id
lasr i-neirumwnrops, anti
other cheice things.
no of
n-in-tf. '
Classified
WANTED.
WANTED To sell good lot and will J
will build to suit purchaser on lib-
eral terms with monthly payment J
plan. GEO. T. CUCHRAN. 1
8-15-Ct
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE Alfalfa Hay in field. .1
U. Dobbin. Farmers 20x. 8-13-5i
FOR SALE
liliick Obi.
Dry mill
wood. Phone
7-14-tf.
FOR SALE Team,
ness, $3.00. Call
wagon and hnr
Red 1992. j
8-13-Gt
FOR SALK Cheap lumber. Cull Red
4071. See W. R. Kivette.
7-30-lm
FOR SALF- (J-room horse, furnished
or unfurnished. I(i02 Alder. St.
8-8-Ctp
FOR SALE. Twine-bound oat hay.
No dust, extra fine. Call Black
1271. 8-4-tf
FOR SALE -Modern four-room cot
tage. Terms, corner lot. Also Max
well ear. 1902 E. Penn. 8-lf-:)tp
FOR SALE reaches, Multas and El
bertas. In lots of fi boxes or more,
$1.25 per box. L. R. Petty, Free
water, Oregon. 8-16-6t
FOR SALB-Dandy modern five-room;
house with fun basement and gar-
the Observer of f ice. 8-15-5t!
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Rooms over I.
Drug Store.
& L.
7-14-tf
TOR RENT Furnished room. 1610
Adams. Phone R. 671 6-lC-tr
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Purse containing change and
three rings. Reward. Return to
Observer . 8-16-3t
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LOST Gold Chain
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Finder return to Observer,
Reward.
8-10-2tp
MISCELLANEOUS
1EMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by
Mrs. E. C. Tuekey. Also agent for
Splrella Corsets. 1808 Second St.,
Phon Red 22. 2-1-tf
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
by Mr; J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O.
avenue, or leave order at Camp
bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings,
1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf
iNEW TODAY!;
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WANTRD-Permanentfy by man and
wife, no chihfren, two rooms, con
venient to hath and hot water. Par-i
tially furnished, near to business.
On south side of railroad track
r,x
WANTFI) Experienced pirl for
hnniworW nn fjirm. ('nil Klll-mpr.l
2qx 8-17-Mt
FOR SALE Peach Island peaches.
Fine freestone canning peaches.
Yellow meal, at $1,011 per box. In
orders of 5 or more boxes, f. o. b
Milton. Cash orders filled first
G. G. Groves, Peach Island, Milton,
Oregon. 8-17-4tp
Mail Your Films We Mail the Photos,
When you are away on a vacation,
mail your films to us we will de-
velop them, print any number of pic-
tures ordered and return both the pic-
tures and the films to you by maii at
once. The same fine service in vace.-
tinn land that you would get here at
h'Jtne and at no extra cost at Silver-
thorn's.
8-K!-tf
Hunger, Ihe Rest Sauce.
Sauce in 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 certain
to relish your food, (.hainberlain'a
Tablets improve the digestion, create
a healthy appoti'e and cause a gentle
movement of the bowels. Adv.
Call the La Grande Employment Of
fice for your help. Always at your
service. Phone Black 801. 8-H-tf
THE OBSERVER wants macs
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
j.Ea;IN& US ToOAV
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Want Ad:
RANCHERS'
TRADING
, COLUMN
.A Special' Advertising rate
will be given by the Observer
on all Ranch advertising for
tho nel 90 days In order to as
jlst ranchers In exchanging
tork, eiiulpmenl, etc.
This column has been established
to help all people of Union and Wal
lowa counties to make exchanKes of
either land, livestock, farm imple
ments, etc. Frequently farmers will
have things they do not need und oth
ers need the same articles very badly
but neither will know of the other
Us this column. A special low rate
has been established.
WANTED About a half section of
good land in Union or nearby coun
ty, to rent. Have complete outfit,
including horses, cattle, machinery
and everything essentiul und know
how to handle a farm. Address
"UK," care Observer. 8-15-litp
HAVE a good saddle horse for sale
reasonable. Address "A", care Ob
server. 8-ln-lltp
TOURING bargain can be had if any-
,,ne wi wrjte 1AB,. rare 01lserver
FOR RENT Five-room house to par
ty buying furniture. Or will sell
house furnished very reasonable
:i)4 Main St. or 120:1 Adams Ave
8-15-2tp
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CHICAGO, Aug. 17 Wheat clos-
'ed from B1 lo G cents lower today
than, yeslerday. September fulures
closing at $1.1!) 4 and Din-ember fu
tines closing at ( 1.20.
FOUJt PRETTY (JIUI.S
IX XEW PHOTOPLAY
Four of the screen's prettiest, girls
support Frank Muyo, the handsome
lyouiiB Universal star, in "The Fight
i ing Lover," his most recent, photo-
drainu. which is to be shewn ut the
r re a tie theatre today and Thursday.
First comes Jacqueline Logan, the
spectacular beauty, late of the
Zit'gt'eld Follies; Oeitrude Olmsted
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Calhoun, the North Carolina charm -
er. ami Huth Ashhy, a California de -
Ibutante. In addition to the f,mi-
nine magnets there are lo be seen
in the suuDortitiK cast such favorites
as Jackson Head. Robert Bolder.
Fred O. Uecker. Jo Singleton. Cor -
don Sackville, Colin Kenny, Elinor
""ncn-' und many others.
The story starts out with Frank
Mayo as a rich young fellow who
casually bets $10,000 that he ran
reach out Into the world and pro
duce three plrls with one of whom
his friend will fall In love In thirty
days.
He ndvertises for three clrls
thousand answer. From
and
j among them he picks three, any one
of whom would make a young man,,
happy Just to look al her. - - J
With that Interesting start the !
story develops a brisk speed that J
leaves the earlh for the climax.
Sensational scenes where the J
young chap has the three girls In an t
Isolaled rastle. his unexpected luin-'J
iDe Into lovo with one of them, a 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 reground.
Give us a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
VES, i'm GOIHC HOME
Bui The rest op
TMF P4MILV SAJI1 L
NOVJ 0t A
BOV AND MIND MAMMA i;yA
FEW VMS !
SEE. VOL)
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GOOD BVE! 'Ji
Clothes Make the Movie Woman
; Sophie Wiu-hiu-i la hoatl ot ilio
Jon 1h to dross niovto activ.sse.s so thyy live Hit, pari lin y play. She. also
dermis mu.ik for wanx-rowa, bcUs for mieo, balK C skirts for horses nil"
other Burh unusual things. "
fnKrf Iin li llfr si'luiA llivsjtir" niwl llu
strange result all add to "the ilranmt-'
i ic force 1)f ,,1B ..rodue.non ,i , (1111Mi;
8-15-6tpit out as one of the screen's most
entertaining ollerings.
On the same program will niso bn
seen the final chapter of the big Cir
rus Serial, staring Kddio Vnlo.
Till'! .lAII.IIIIlD" lrt M'!
Ol'' TIIK (iOOI)
Emphatic applovul was voiced byi
the big audience that attended the J
premier presentation of., .Douglas, i
Mac Lean In his first individual star- !
ring vehicle, "The Jailbird," at the i
Sherry theatre yesterday.; Mr. Mac- J
Lean who demonstrated vls popular. I
Ity with picture fans In' "Twenty- B
three and Half Hours' 1 Leave" in
whfeh hn en.stiirrful with T..rlo M;iv
I rl.tllp-htnil nnnw with hiu wiln lti tliln
capital Paramount photoplay, which
was produced by Thomas H. Ince.
Mr. MacLean is seen ns a rogue In
MTha Jailbird, but a hHeable chap
for all that. He breaks out or Jail,
Inherits a small fortune,' goes west i
to edit a newspaper, exctrWt the hos-
tiltty of the staid old' villager,,, do- r
cities to bunco them into buying J
stock in a fake oil schehio, 1 when I b
presto! all his plans are ttpset by njj
gusher which enriches bis intended (
dupes and himself. Then he falls
In love and to prove himself really;"
worthy of his pwerthenrt goes backji
to prison again to serve bis unexpir-jj
ed term.
"The Jailbird" is a novo! picture ,J
and. may be seen several times wth 'i
enjoyment. Doris May, In I he role;!
1 a sociMty editor is cnarmmg, wane
the "Skeeter" f Lew Morrison
'ves little to be desfriMl. I.Me raat
Rurally clever, the photography
Is fine and the direct ion ny uoyd
I Ingrabam highly effective. That
' 1 ho Jailbird' is a fitting successor
to the four previous pictures In
which Mr. MacLean essayed the
stella'r roles, was clearly evidenced
T-A-X-I
For taxi service and livery
ears for all country trips, rea-;
sonable rntes; special, rntos to
commercial men. Phona Main
4 4. For night driver nftor 12
p. ;m., eall Illack 3302.
FORD & GEORGE
Tom's Vacation Is Over
GOOD
5 oon '
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PRETTV COOViiUi
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("itildwyn wurOrnho department. Her I
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by the hearty manner In which
was received.
A special comedy Is also being
shown.
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I Some Real Bargains
i No. 27 H0 acres of which
I 100 acres are layed off in 5
aero tracts in I'.ie heart of
i Cove fruit district, good
! water i tght and ditches al-
readv made to carry the wn.
J li i' to all part of this land
This water was appropriated
i in 1S07, perhaps Ihe oldest
ditch in the Cove, besides
some fine cold springs, and
especially one large one near
home. This place can be di
vided and niad e Into several
(ileal homes, most all of It Is
and has been under cultiva
tion and can be bought for
$100 per acre, but must be
cold in one body, on reason
able terms.
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No. 28 Four large lots, 14
.rooma in house, large cellar, i,
shade trees, lawn, shrub-6'
bery, located on corner of
Fifth find Fourth streets;
vU se in. An Ideal location
for a lurue' apartment house.
' Thlr bniliiing is now used
IV r an apattment house and
doing good buslntiH. Faces
two streets. Price $12,000,
one half cash, balance easy
term.
We have many other good
buys. Come and see us.
C. J. BLACK & CO.
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OHloM. HERE.!
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They Keep You Look
ing Your Best
Qui' now fall suits for mon ami young men,
Cltillics of tlic "lalcsi styles, the iality that
la.-ls, careful tailoring at llu lowest prices
tfoofl cluthos can lie sold for.
$19.50 to $.t5.00
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
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1309 Adams Ave.
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THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
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More and more of our depositors' nro
utilizing that, newest pliastt in hanking
tlevelnjmient bniiking-liv-iiiail.
N"ot only do they
but wifhtTrawaTs
Despite ihe grrfwtli of this system
one of our depositors lias ever had ti
or suffered iiieonvcnience.
United States
National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
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VI G O oil
V MORE POWER
i LESS ENGINE TROUBLE
SAVE MONEY
A h,ig'' grade of Paraffin Base Oil
Bring Us Your Con or Barrel We carry lubricating oils
of all kinds in bulk
REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
open up the wimdovjs - ,
HAvt THE LAOMDUEf.5 COME - U
stact The ice amothe miik-h
THE COFFEE. 15 IM THE COPllOAPD $
ON THE 6ECOMl 5HE1F - J
5ET THE ALAWM CLOCK- tl
DOM'T IEAVE AMV i-lGHTtO CIGAR
&-IOBBS LAV AV(JONl - WATER Ti
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In Banking
send deposits by
mail
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